Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1883, Page 8

Saturday Morning, Nov. 17, The Weather. For the upper Mississippi and Missouri warmer, fair weather, south to ‘west winds, lower barometer in the south- rtions, followed by rising barome- the northern portions. LOOAL BREVITIES. M. Jasper R. Watts, of Waterloo, has been appointed Notary Public. e river is filled with floating ico, and prosents » vory wintry appoarance. —The Emmet Guards give a ball at Cun- ningham hall Tuesday evening, November 20, A party of young peoplo pased Wednes- day evening vory pleasantly at the residonce of Thomas L. Kimball. —1In police court yesterday morning one plain drunk was before h's honor, and received, with good grace, six days. —Wolle, the city directory man, has a num. ber of canvassers at work on the Omaha direc- tory of 1884, which will be published in a fow ~The funeral of Mr, and Mrs, T wmorris’ little daughter, Marle Bernadotte, took place yesterday at 2 o'clock, from the residence, No. 648 South Seventeonth —A workman chopping down a tree in Mayor Chase's yard Thursday, missed his cal. culations, and let the thing fall upon the Mayor's front yard fence, playing sad havoo ‘with that structure, ~Two of the city papers have buried Char- loy Redfield, but he is alive and kicking all It was Willis C. Redfield who diod, and who was tho son of Councilman J, —CGirant preposes to work his street-paving foroe on Sunday again, in order to finish 16th . street next wook, which will be a consumma- tion devoutly wished for by the business men on that lively thoroughfare, —Tho Indianola Courier says: Mrs. Haw- wvor, of Omaha, was in tuown Tuesday, solicit- fng aid for the Home for the Friendloss, at Lincoln, In the evening she addressed the 1adies at tho church, and as usual, took up a woollection, which amounted to one dollar and sixty cents, after which she entertained the audience for a few minutes with somo excel- ~F'resh oysters daily at Wiemers', —The director’s car of the Utah Central railway lay on a side track inthis city yester- ~~The noon train west yesterday was an un« ‘usually heavy one, there being twelye cars in —Omaha real estate transfers wero very lively yestorday, in fact it was moving al over town., A street sprinkler would help to settlo the market. ~Not content with having a nice place, Mr, John Kelkenney has workmen envaged in still further beautifying his Thirteenth street —~The Iadics of the Presbyterian church gave alunch yesterday from 12 to 2 o'clock, in the church parlors, corner of Seventeenth and ' —The city directory canvassors are oocas sionally mistaken for census-takers, and in wuch cases thoy sometimes meet with a very " —There will be a two days' meoting held at ‘the Saints Chapel, corner Sixteenth and Cass strests, commencing Saturday morning at 10:20 and lasting over Sunday., All invited. ~Fino turkeys, chickens and quails at ~Two carloads of regular soldiers, 53 in all, ~were attached to the west bound train ysster- day, They came from Columbus barracks and thelr destiny is Fort Russell, Wyoming, where they will be assigned to various com- panles, —Eastorn capitalists are becoming more and more interested in Nobraska real estate, Mr. J. N. Reynelds has just comploted the ‘salo of 40,000 acres Jof U. P. lands lying in the counties of Frontier, Dawson and Gas- por, The land was purchased by a Daven- port syndicate at the head of which is A. E. Benson, —The practice of throwing paper upon the street is a bad ono at any time, and particu- durly 50 when the wind is blowing a galo as it has been the groater part of this week. Huge pleces of paper were blowing about the busi- mess streets in every direction yosterday,and it ot only gives to our thoroughfares a very un- ~ tidy appearance, but is » dangerous practice, s these flying banners are enough to frighton 4. {mal. ~In several places along Davenport street, een Seventeenth and Twentieth, the fire stand out near the middle of the ‘sidewalk, and scarcely a night passes in which one does not get hurt by falling over Thurrday s lady ran sgainst the bt Seventecoth streot, fell over on her and was severely injured, Mr. Alexan- , who was passing at the time, axsisted the home and tells us that ho thinks hor front teeth were broken in, - frequency of these mishaps, it seems as something ought to be done to remedy In view of the ~—Among the numerous physicians lately t0.Omaha is Dr, Armstrong, ocullst doctor spent two yoars with of tho best oculists in thia country and | 1¢ vas induced by the enterprise of our city to ® lucrative practice in Iowa and come re | v his specialty, We are glad to at the doctor is dolng exceedingly well 10 few months he bas been here and has y won an enviable reputation. We call o his card in another column, , H, Howe, E. W, Burroughs and Geo, 1 on arecont hunt, bagged A9 mountaln grouse, 7 mallard duck, & , 1 jack rabbit, 1 cotton-tall rabbit ‘H. Judd, traveling agent of the U. yesterday morning with 38 people Towa, en route to Portland, Or- and San Francisco, . Paine, recruiting officer of the U, wrrved from Cincionati yesterday and left with them for Chey- will be stationed at Fort Russell Hobb, of the U, 8. land office at 3, left for the Northwestern part morning to make a lands in that sec- ve been fensed in by & ranchman, It will take prob- to muke the survey. of some government 15 claimed hay fic Uuiel Stales Court Pusking Business, The Grand Jury Discharged—Indiot- ments—Miscellancons Matters ~Police Court., U. 8, COURT, In the United Stales court now in session, John B. Sweet yesterday plead- ed guilty to the indictment for sending obscene matter through the mails, He is now on bail pending sentence, Charles Butler and Joseph O'Brien, of Lancaster county, pleaded guilty to sell- ing tobacco without license and are awaiting sentence. The case of Walter Craig vs. Henry 0. Jones, the second suit in ejectment for 160 acres of land, was on trial yes- terday. The testimony is all in and the argument will be heard this morning. The grand jury was discharged yes- terday, The present term of court will proba- bly continue until January 1, 1884, Court wilt adjourn at noon to-day until Monday. The jury commissioner yesterday drew the following names for additional members of the petit jury: Henry D. Cullard, West Point; A. T. Conkling, Tekamah; John D, Bain, Harvard; H. N. Libby, Elk Creek; J. 8. Thomas, Plum Creek; Joseph Hollman, Dakota; D. W. Hotaling, Tecumseh; H. D, Mer- rill, Fairbury; P. M. Carter, Ashland; Samuel Culbertson, Peru; R. F. Stump, Davenport. An indictment has been found against G. W. Walker, alias David Toppin, for pretending to be a revenue officer, and as such, making collections. The particu- lars of this case were given in Tne Ber two or three days ago. Walker is from Hebron. Claiming to be a revenue officer he went among saloon-keepers and brew- ers in the State to solicit subscriptions for the relief of alleged Kansas sufferers, and succeeded in collecting small sums from several partics. Papers to which the names of prominent U. S, officials had been forged were also found in his possession. It is expected that he will plead guilty, W. A, lful], recently indicted for send- ing unlawful matter through the mails, arrived last night from Lincoln with his vreuy, The lunch which was served to-day from 12 to 2 o'clock partook of the nature of last night's entertainment and was equally as enjoyable, — A Startling Discovery. dcians are often startled by remarkable discoveries, The fact that Dr. " King's New Discoyery for Consumption and all throat and iseases ia daily curing patients that they izo their sense of duty, and examine into_the merits of this wonderful discovery; resulting in hundreds of our best citizons using it in their practice. Trial bottles frea at C. F. Goodman's drug store. Regular size $1,00, e — PERSONAL, The Denver News, of Thursday, says: County Commissioner John Shreve loft for Omaha yesterday. Thero is an attraction at that point is of more than passing interest to the venerable chairman, J. H, McMaurtry, of Lincoln,'is in the city. W. Q. Bell, socrotary of the board of trade, Lincoln, called at T Brm office yester- day. J. L. Caldwell, attorney, of Lincoln, is in the city, attending U, 8. Court, Senator Manderson will leave for Washing- ton on the 20th of this month. Senator Kinkaid, of O'Neill City, Holt county, arrived in town last evening on his way home from Missonri, A, Fronch, of Pittsburg,Pa., manufacturer of railroad appliances, is in the city, at the Millard, Mr, Fronch was president of the oxposition of railrond appliances held at Chi- cago last summeor. Ho Is accompanied by his brother, J. E. Fronch, of Colorado, Ohio. J. R, Buchannan, of Missouri Valley, In., gonoral passenger agent of the Sioux City & Pacific railway, 18 in the city and stopping at the Millard, Hon, Wm* Robinson, of Madison, is at the Millard, John Steen, of Wahoo, is at the Millard, Andy Borden and wifo have returned from 8t. Louis. H. H, Cheney, of Hastings, is at the Coz- zons, C. M. Reynolds, of San Francisco, is at the Cozzons, C. 8, Loomis and wife, of Huron, Dakota, are at the Cozzens, C. W, Merrill, of Lincoln,is at the Coz- 2008, Buffalo Bill is in Denver, accompanied by a number of friends and somo guests from tho far oast, In the parky aro W, H. Higgs, of the Calloun Printing company, Hartford, Conn.; Dr. H. C. Bullock, a well known den- tist of tho same city; John M. Burke, the business manager for Mr. Cody, and Con. attorney. M. Hv Wise, of Hebron, is assisting District Attorney Lambertson in the prosecution of the case of G. W. Walker, alins David Toppin. Dr. G. W. Wise, agent of the Winne- bagos,arrived Thursday evening with two Indians, James Bird and James Alexan- der, The latter is captain of the Indian police on the reservation. They are here on court business connected with reser- vation interests, POLICE COURT. Edward Galligan and Ted Huth, who were arrested on the night of the 7th inst,, charged with having committed a burglary at the carpenter shop of McGreer & Co., were brought intopolice court this morning. They were discharged and the complaint dis- missed. A new complaint was then filed against Galligan, charging him with steal. ing tools valued lm. He pleaded guilty and was sentencedto pay a fine of $100 and costs of prosecution. Failing to 15’:3 he was committed to jail. iel Hailey, who was arrested for stealing sixty ounces of crude silver from the smelting works on the Oth inst, waived examination. He was required to enter bonds of $300 for his appearance at the February term of the District Court. Hecould not furnish bond and was sent to jail. - e — New RESTAURANT—Mrs. A, M. Can- ty has opened a first class restaurant at 1617 Douglass Street. One of the best cooks in the country has been engaged, experienced and accommodatin, fielp throughout will be employed and satis- faction guaranteed. Sunday Work. Circumstances justify the Christian people of our city to stand up now and declare that the Sabbath day is God’s holy day. Are the Christian people to be called inveterate kickers for standing up for truth and order! True Chris- tianity builds up a people, makes our Sabbath laws for the comfort und good of all mankind. Open violation of one of our best laws has been the curse of our city much too long. Sunday desecrators boast and tell how many yards of paving they have laid, in the very face of our churches and all Gospel rlyight. Where are our Christian teachers? Are there no more than one like Lot in our city, with all her churches, 1o atand up and declare righteousn Would it not be better for the Christian people to make an effort to enforce our Sunday law before the; say nothing can be done? If our Sabbat! law is a dead letter the sooner the courts 80 decide upon it the better for the Christian public. A. J, Peck, e ——— The Many Pleasures And health seckers visitine Now Orloans should bear in mind that the 163d Grand Semi-Annual Drawing of the Loulsiana State sottery will take place on Tuesday, December th, 1883, under the sole vigilant care and honest management of Gen'ls G. T, Beaure- gard of La., and Jubal A, Karly, of Va., when over half a million of dollars will be scattered brondeast, An had on application to Orloans, T, information can be A, Dauphin, New A Sociable Time, The sociable given by the ladics of the Presbyterian church Thursday was a success in every partioular and everybody who attended was rewarded by a few hours of innocent and solid enjoyment, The ladies had spared no pains to beau- tify the rooms and their- efforts were crowned with success, in this, as the room certainly did present a inviting appear- ance. Tho sides of the room were lined with small tables, where refreshmonts were served in excellent shape, while in the rear was a large dining-room used for the same purpose. The corps of prett waiter girls was very officient and promg - MPOM“ to every call, and more de- us refreshments could not be desired, Home made candies were sold while the stock of dolls and fancy goods went off lively, as did also the buttonhole boquets. The *‘strictly moral” show was there also. It was an entertainment such as one is Grover, the cowboy sheriff of Lincoln county, Nebraska. Hon. W. L. May, of Fromont, member of the State fish commission, is in the city. Gen, Howard went out to Fremont yester- day. Mr. axd Mrs, A, F. Borden have returned trom St Lonis, Gen, Tompkins, U, 8. A., together with his family, loft for the east Thursday evening. Hon, J. L. Webster entertained Judges MeCrary and Dundy, and theofficers of the federal court at his residence Thursday even- ing. Fred, Leisonring has returned from Kearney County where he has been assisting the en- gineering corps of the B. & M, road for sev- eral months past. Mra, . D, Cooper has returned to her homein this city. She has been abment about two months at Dubuque and other poluta. Al S A’ Happy FPamily. Pulled from the breast, squeesed from the Stomachs Wil sour and milk will ourdlo; Baby hallelujah all that night, Household bumping heads n awtul tright. Don't deny, ‘twaa thus with Victoria. Night was hideous without CASTORIA; When colic left; for peacetul slumber, Al sald their prayers and slent like thundor, " —A new electric light, at the top of a pole twenty feot high, has been put up at the Tenth street crossing of the U, P, The former headlight is no longer used to illuminate the vicinity, bottle Shatto, sentenced to the penitentiary fortwonty years, for murder in the second degroe, was taken to Lincolu yesterday morn- ing by the sheriff and his deputy. —Fxtra fino celery cheap by the bunch at Wiomers', T great distinguishing foature offRedding’s Russia Salve s its power to reduce 1l unation —— STARK'S FATAL SHOT, Further Particulars of the Murder ‘Which He Committed at Vicksburg, The killing of D. R. Allen, at Visks- burg, by Frank E. Stark, seems to have been an unprovoked mur- der. Stark, during his stay in Omaha of some weeks last spring, made many friends here, who have been slow to be- lieve that he could commit a cold-blooded murder. While here he conducted him- solf as a gentleman, and appeared to be of a very genial disposition, The follow- ing dispatch will be read with painful in- terest by his friends: Vickssura, Nov. 14, —The theatre to- night was the scene of the unproved and cowardly murder of D, R. Allen by Frank E. Stark. The assassin, who had been discharged from the position of advance agent, went into the dressing-room where Allen and his wife were getting ready to go on the stage, After having some words with Allen the intruder drew a Rinwl, but was disarmed by Mrs, Allen. tark was thenthrust out of the dressing- room into the hall, but before getting there he secured hus pistol. Allen fol- lowed Stark ifito the hall, where the latter fired four shots at him, two taking offect, ene passing through the heart. Stark was arrested and placed in jail, Being interviewed, he admitted he had no provocation for committing the act. He attributed it to his bad temper though he expressed no regret. Allen was a na- tive of Brooklyn, b5 years old. Stark is a native of New York, 22 years old. — DIED, JOHNSON~1In this city, November 16, at 6 o'clock A, M., Chester A., infant son of Charlos and Blizabeth JoLnson, aged four months, Funeral to-day, November 17, from the residence, North 19th street, near Spruce, WROTH —1n this city, November 16, at 6.45 A. M., Oscar, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lafay- stbo Wroth, aged eight years, The funeral will take place from the resi- dence, on Wheaton street near Cummings, to- day, November17, st 10 A, M, n up to dio, is startling them to real- | with his company. Recruits John Burns, Arthur Dasen- bery and James Foster, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned the Fourth infantry. Recruits Thomas Davis, Charless Weiss and William A. McCurdy, entisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, are assigned to troop G, Fifth cavalry; they will be sent to the station of their troop onthe first favorable opportunmity S — WHOLESALE MARRIAGE, The Groatest Fish Story of the Season, Arrival of 17,500 Fish for Distribu- tion In Western States and Territories, A car belonging to the United States fish commission arrived in Omaha from the enst yesterday morning. Tt contgins a large lot of fish which are to be distri- buted among several Western States and Territories, The car is in charge of J. ¥. Ellis, messenger. Mr. Herbert Gill is the disburaing officer. They were met here by Hon. W. L. May, of Fremont, of the State fish commission, The number of fish carried in the car is 17,600, and are all carp, with the ex- ception of a few gold fish, to be given away., They are to be distributed in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and California. Over 2,000 fish will be distributed to Nebraska., Fifteen hundred of these will be given to the State fish commission and will be taken to the hatchery at South Bend. Senator Van Wyck will receive 200 of them, and the .emainder of the State share will be divided among parties who have made personal application. The car in which the finny tribe are transported is an elegant one. It is of the Pullman pattern and is equipped with all modern conveniences. There are six berths, and a corresponding num- ber of lockers for clothing and small bag- gage. Also there are a bar,a dining room and a kitchen, These are fully fitted up as they should be. A handeomely fur- nished private office and a convenient toilet room are also included in the apart- ment. The fish aro kept in small tin pails which are placed in tanks at each side of the car, At cach end of the car is a friction pump, by which the water can be forced into the tanks while the train is in motion, Two assistants and a cook accompany the gentlemen who are in charge of the car, The car will remain here at the depot until Sunday noon, when it will leave for the weat over the U, P, C e —— Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The greatest medical wonder of the word. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- cors, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, dmmd hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in overy instanco, or moriey refunded. 26 conte or box Three Omaha Men Go East After Life Partners. Three of Omaha's single tnen left for the east yesterday, all having in view the same object, and that is marriago. Mr. M. (. Macleod, senior partner of the Grand Union Tea Compary, Mr. M. McKinnien, of the B. & M. account- ant’s office, and Mr. C. A. Baker, book- keeper for J. Wakefield, are the three gentlemen in question, The former two will bring back with them young ladies from Prince Edward’s Island, while Mr. Baker will tie up with a young lady resi- ing in the east. Twue Bre extends con- gratulations to all these soon to be bene- dicts, and their several wives. Rt o County Business, There remains of the city and county taxes for the treasurer to collect for the next year, $262,081,61. Of this 875,408,563 goes to the state. Estimate No. 20 shows that there was paid out on the new court house for ma- terial and labor during the month of Oc- tober $10,595,79. Yesterday was distribution day for the county poor. Quite a number called upon the commissioners and were supp! plied with fuel and provisions. A destitute aged woman, who has lived in the city for some time, was yesterday furnished transportation to enable her to go to relatives in St. Louis. County Clerk Baumer has made out a statement of Douglas county’s indebted- ness to the state for taxes for 1883 and they amount to $75,468,53. This includes all taxes due the state from the county. The amount is considerably more than has ever been paid into the state trea- sury before, and it shows a healthy state of affairs and good collections. The mo- ney will be turned over some time in January. Caithedral Clatter. Canon Suaris, of New North Wales, returned to his home yesterday. The Rev. Mr. Spaulding, of San Fran- cisco, left for his home yesterday. Bishop Garret, of Dallas, Texas, de- parted for his home in the Lone Star A BRAVE CONDUCTOR e Saves the Life of a Little Girl at the Risk of His Own —-Other Accidents. Thursday afternoon the passenger What gives our Children What cures tieir fevers, mal tion, Sour Stomach, I Feverishness, c When babies feet and ery b 1t insures health and | What cures their colio. Wil thaie it natural sleep, without morphine. Kly curea Constipation, h, Colds, Indigestion, * Castoria Is s0 well adapted to Children that But Castoria, to any prescription | 1 recommend it a8 suj TFarewell then to Morphine 8 Castor Oil and Paregoric, and ZnlOastorial CENTAUR LINIMENT-—an absolute cure for Rheuma- tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene« trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, 82 Portland Ave,, Brooklyn, N, Y. I OR RENT-—Cottages near 23d and Clark streets, " J. Fitzmorris, 642 8, 17th St. SPECIAL NOTICES. dent of Douglasstreet who is now visit- | za-gpecials will Positively not be inserted unless paid in advance. 7OR RENT—Rooms in Nebraska Nati Most_desirablo offices in the city. ydraulic clovator and heated by k. YOI RENT—Two furnishod rooms at §3.00 and 10 per month, Each room Ia occupants. 1014 Wal}l—gul '[rv}L \OR RENT—Pleasant rooms, furnished or not, a8 four blocks from opera house, 7Amll.v 475t TO LOAN—Money. ONEY TO LOAN In sums of $500, or more on long time at 8} per cont per annum by R. C. Patterson & Co., 1404 Farnam LOANED—On chattel security. NE & CO, 1500 Farnam 8t. 63 ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest rates of interest Bemis' Loan Agenoy ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D. L. Thomas, room 8, Creighton Block. ONEY LOANED—On Chattel mortgage, room 7 Nebraska National Bank Building. ONEY TO LOAN—J. T. Beatty oans on chattel AVL property, 218 South 14th 8t. e enough for two i % ot PO LET—Furnished rooms with board ‘wns Calis Fon RENT—Furnished front room, 1724 fion{lu hil 679+t OR RENT—New storo in Tofts biock on Saun: Good location for grocery store, butcher shop etc. Inquire at Peoples Bank, Dodge St 201.t1 F7\OR RENT—Residences and FORD & SOUER, Real onst sido 14th street, between Farnam and m storo buildings. BED- HELP WANTED. FANTED—Immediately, o head laundress and assistantlauniresses. Apply 4t tho {OR RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwest cor. 13th and Capitolavenue. 189-tt Four choico lota on 90t SE time, 217 N, 10th St. J. 5.4 ““Qozzena.” TANTED—A girl for gencral horse work in a Apply 520 north 10th St. 81 1000 acres of Pine land in Missouri. residences in Sandusk o in Kansas, and one in change for Omaha real estate. opposite Post Office *ANTTED—A woman to do general houses ork SHRIVER & BELL, N. ED. colored preferred 1111 Fanam st. WARDS?, miles S, W. of clty, Inquire th ANTED - Janitor for Redick OR SALE—Gun, br.ach lowding shot gun fu per- fect order and 4 go d shooter. Falconsr's dry goods store, Cookand chamber maid ANTED-A good girl for general housework. 812 o et Chfa o r, cistern, well, shrubbery, stable, and out-houses. Splendid location, - £3,100. Large lot, with nice house, barn and other improvements, Another large lot, with 7 Tman_ avenue, $3,300, ot far out. A great $2,200, & 0., 1600 Farnam. W OR SALE—An elegant house of 14 rooms ba h ts, well and cistern. Jarge lot, Heimebaugh p'ace, on Mt, Pleasanb ave., one block: bargain, Call immeafately on McCAGUE, opposite Post Office. PRoeite B \GR SALE—#4 noces iwith house and other im- 'very cheap. B MAYNE. & CO., 1609 Farnam. ANTED—A good placksmith on general jobbing of horse shoeing at Muldoon's shop, wh and Young unmarried lady wanted forthwith at Buckeye Meat Market, to dogeneral housework, corner of 18th and Mason. 769-t1 Room 6 an JANTED-Go-d cook immediately at the Carey. House N. W. corner 11th and ununpn;;.o train on the Wabash road, which is due at the transfer about 4 o'clock, ran into a State yesterday. } Bishop Burgess, of Quincy, Ill., who 80, will buy a good 4 room house istern and all in good order, on ANTED—A good dining room girl immediately at Occidental Hotel. little girl on a bridge about thirty miles below Council Bluffs, and struck her with such force as to throw her into the water below. The conductor, whose name we are unable to give at this writ- ing, seeing the child's perilous condition, plunged into the water, and in a very has been the guest of Mr. H. Kountz during his stay in the city, left for home yesterday. Rev. Whipple, of Fairbault, Mfnn., took his departure yesterday. Rev. Fleetwood, of Chicago, took the morning train for home yesterday . C: E. MAYNE & C0., 1509 Farnam. OR SALE—Good 5 room house, Tocation, §2,160, & st G TANTED—Good cook at S. W. corner Hggnoy & shrubbgry &c. Full lot, got ANTED—A steady reliable man o 'fi:‘ E. MAYNE & CO.,1509 Farnam. work about house including care of cows, 10 horses, Inquire 8. W. corner Harney and 16th. 7761 srey, good houre, 1'.‘{;3 tocation, will . G.B. MAYNE & C0., 1600 Farnam. st be sold atonce. TANTED—Local agents in Nebraska to represent For terms address S. 0. our nursery stock PALMER, Kansas City, Mo., or Bloomington, 111 2 short space of time landed the little one| Rev. Prof. Dobbin, rector of Shattuck college, Fairbault, Minn., will remain in ANTED—Girl for general housework, "MAYNE & CO., 1509 ey upon the bank. She was found, upon examination, to be pretty badly injured, the city over Sunday. His Lordship, Bia{op of Toronto, left down, balance on_long_time. , barn and other improvements, cap. < C, E. MAYNE & CO., 1500 Farnam, ANTED—Girl for general housework, at 1620 T45-t1 but it is hoped that her life may be spared. It was a braye and heroic act on the part of the conductor, and sooner or for home yesterday. Dean Millspaugh announced that the Sabbath services of the cathedral will be ANTED—Salesman for each county in the U, 8. 75 and_expenses. fi Send stamp. LA BELLE MF'G CO,, Chicago, I1l. 660-13¢ eod, 0ods sold by eample. OR SALE—Houses and lots, city. Great bargains in as follows: Holy Communion at 8 o'clock in the morning, service and sermon at 11 o’clock, and at 4 o’clock in the after- noon an opportunity will be given for the baptism of children. The regular evening service at 7:30. The daily meeting at 4 o'clock, in the cathedral chapel, will be continued until further nctice. For sprains, burns, cuts, bruises, pains, St. Jacobs Oil is the best remedy known. —————— later he will receive his reward. A BADLY BROKEN LEG, Thursday about 6:30, p. m. a workman who has been engaged on the government rip-rap works at Florence, was brought to this city from that place, by his fellow workmen, with his Feg broken in two places, He was taken to St. Jogeph’s hospital where the fractures were reduced, and at last accounts the injured man was resting as easily as the circumstances would permit. He was standing on one of the cars used in hauling material to the river bank, and jumping from the car, he came down with such force upon the stone work as to injured himself as above stated. Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds wero filed for record in the county clerks office No- vember 15th, reported for Tnz Bee by Ames’ real estate agency: John F. Deerks jr. and wife toJ. W Schleip, w d, part of lot 1 and part of se of sw sec b, tp 15, r 12—85650. A, M. Dash and wife to Della M. Cuddy, w d, let 7 bk 2 Park Place add— A [50RE HEAD, mThursday as Farmer Dohlefs was Eiving along, about six miles south of town, he, in some way fell from his wagon, and struck the ground in such a manner that the wheels passed over his head. His head was quite severely bruis- ed but nothing serious is apprehended by the physician who was called to attend the case. P.J. Towle to John Roper, q ¢ d, bk 3 Boyd’s add—$1. Sam’l E. Rogers and wife to C. Shana- han, w d, lot 11 bk 10, 8. E, Roger'sadd —§700. Charles W, Hamilton, trustee, to Geo. J. Holden, w d, lot 1 bk 1, Shinn’s add —$475. A John Green, Jr., to Thos. Nankov, w d, e } of lot 29, Park Place, $500. Sawml. E. Rogers and wife to C. C. Housel and E. G.'Ballou, q ¢, part of lots 3and 4, block 2561, Omaha. §335, Geo. L. Miller and wife to Chas. A. Bloomberg, w d, lot 1, block 5, West End, * 550. Dennis Cunningham and wife to Louis J. Shin, w d, lots 1and 4, block 13, Cun- ningham’s subdiv., 81,250. OTHER ACCIDENTS, Several other accidents of minor im- portance happened Thursday, such as a small boy ln‘ling from a wagon followed by a dry goods box which rested none too lightly on his abdomen. These are So! The best blo)d purifier and system regulut- ever lvced within the reach of sufferin umanity truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivi y of the liver, Biliousness Jaundice, Consti- pation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appe- tizer, fonic or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters the best and anly certain oure known. They act surely and quickly, a.very bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfac on or money refunded. ldat 50 cents a Bottle by C, ¥. Goodwman, ‘Whoa, Stop Them! Yesterday about 1 o'clock a mule team came dashing down Douglas street at breakneck speed, and when botween 10th and 11th streets the wagon struck a briek pile, and bricks, wagon and driver were all thrown into the air promiscu- ously,and then they came down in a heap equally as promiscuous, The driver struck upon his cheek, and that portion of his face was quite severely bruised, as was his eye and the back of his head, but not so seriously, howover, as to prevent him from scrambling to his feet and naking after the still flying mules, who turned the corner on to 9th street, and at last accounts were still running, The wagon is a wreck, oI Army Orders, Leave of absence for one month is granted Second Lieutenant E. H. Browne, Fourth infantry, Fort Niobrara, Neb. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powler never varies. A marvel of sod wholesomeness. More economical Corporal Henry Fritsch, company H, | the ordinary kinds, and canuot be sold in competition Y y 4 * | with themultitude of low test, short weight. Alum of Seventh infantry, is relieved from @uty | phosphate powdurs. Sold guly in cans Koyl Hak at Fort Fred, Steele, Wyo., as hospital | “¥¥owder 0o, 100 Wall Siroet Now York, C. E. MAYNE &°C OTEL FOR SALE—A neatly furnished hatel sisting of 26 rooms for sale in one_of th thriving towns in Enstern Nebrask, oor hoslth, Inqui BARES, Proprictor Madison Neb. ANTED—Good man to cho) acres of ground onCuming St., insidecity limits BEMIS, Agent 15th and Douglas st. ANTED—Good girla for good samilios. Besb wages. Apply immediately bureau 217 N. 16th St. SITUATIONS WANTED, out trees out of 60 A nice, clean stock of hardware at a. 111 north 16th street, next to N eral houtework 1315 ARE CHANCE—We offer for sale at s bargain, two thousand acres of land in a body. make 8 fine stock ranch. Seat of Buone county. TANTED—By a middle age: common housework. adya place to do Address 'S, 8. J." Bee Six miles from County 7 ANTED—Position as nu alady, Address 1. DIISCELLANEOUS WANTS. na gocd family by £ will give exclusive rale at and avery popular brand of flour, e —$1600 on long time on real estate se- Bee office and state 78817, Mayne & Co. 1509 W 3 od reasons for selling. ~Partner in a first-class paying business profits Iarge and a good trade establishe: asmall amourt of money required. ‘arms in eastern Nebrsks. Y, Real Estate Agent, 15th and Far- 691-t1 {OR SALE—Vacant half 15ts near city. TANTEDSA partner with at least $3,000 cral improved half lots at a bargain. business. A machinist pre- F. Hf TOR SALE—Lots 15 and 10_ place on Park ave., only §050. each. 017t McUAGUE, opposite P. 0. 4, Sarpy Co., Neb. bock 8 Hanscom VW ANTED—Girl. Enquire at 1508 Davenport St. 71116 TORSALE—_A well established Brick busincss with machinery and grouls -t M o exchange, desirable city inin east LOUNSBULY, Realestate agent, 16th and Tots N. W. con Inguire of Edliolm _FOR RENT--Hous Ok SALE—Comer lot in Shinn's u 610-t McCAGUE, Iuformation’ given at 1619 Dodge §10-22§ New cottage in good locat McUAGUE, opposite P, OR BAYE—A fisst class secoud hand coj Call at ‘IBIH’!lnrnuv streot, [IOR SALE—Residence and business all parts of Omahs, sod Farm Lands {n_all parte BEDFORD & SOUER, 708-tf 218 8. 14th St. bet. Farnam snd Douglas, PPOR SALE—A numb T—A o fornia betwuen 17th and 15th St. FOH RENT—Furnished Tooms 1019 Farnam. 041 T—A three story brick dwelling h-use oms, bth room, furnace, Appy 10 John MeC ruer Dodge and 15th Sirect. i n agos, first class so- CAGUE, opposite . 0. 00MS and ofticos for rent in I 1717 i F'OR SALE—Tw0 portanie oo» ¢ 218 South 16th Btreet. F{OR SALE—Tiouse and corner 10t one square from LT McCAGUEopposite P. 0. TOR SALE—Good business chancos Street cars at §1.700, 513.t1 DOR RENT—Furnished room N. E. comner o 171 Douglas and 16th street. e AT s bargan, sl $oser, Babmans fire proof safe. Inquire at this "mz'i NT 2 rooms kitehen and FANTED—T0 buy Omaha Real Estate for laves. to CCAGUE, opposite P, 0. OR RENT—Rice new cottage of five rooms on Idaqo Street, half block uorth of Cuming St. “dholi & Erickson o R BALE—0ld Bows quantitics at this office. OR SALE—Three or four residence in best location in cif 6114 spapers 1o " el & JOR RENT—A large and nice, McCAGUE, opposite P. 0. roow, 1008 Earnham street y turnished front 10 window, south frontage, with bod room “‘en suite,” with or Without bord. cor. 15th aud Farnam streets. ADIES dosiring in 4 8 compotent tea German will find ng at 1018 Dodge i -Houss of { ur rooms acd kitchen. léu.uxm: of A. Murphy, 420 south 14th streos. 756-18; the Tarn of the unie 10th, & black ti with swall stars on forehead, 16 hands high, one & horse and the other a mare. drod dollars will be paid to an; EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITIO <. ALIST, 803 Tenth “T’fi between Farnam ard H .. and 4}, and A reward of one bun. itable for party using Taquire of H. Kountze, 18t National Bauk. bath room, No 1718 Dodge ] N e, T Pty | Jo0x w e turnished and ono treet 782 4t POk RENT—Three new cot o8, & rooms, well and cistorn, ul lots, obe., o798 R e U | 88 one § sinone of (b MAS, certain conditions in th'l‘fntnm d Porfect satistaction gusrantecd,