Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1884, Page 8

R vt MR AR 2 RN AT AN RIS % VYN st avecers . e - - T THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCII i, 1 1 S SRV 3 AR RNERE T S IO 1 TR e Wt &34, THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Wednesday Morning, March 12. The Weather. For the uppor Mississippi valley: Coldor clearing woather, diminishing, north- westerly winds, higher prossure. Mis- wouri colder, fair weathor, north-westorly winds, higher pressure. e — $ LOCAL BREVITJES. —-New crop clover and timothy soed for aale, Shugart, Waito & Wies, Council Bluffs, Towa. f8-1m, —The funeral of James Nugent, who was Killed in the Comique, Sunday night, will oc- cur this morning at 10 o'clook. A rine in the river in front of Omaha was obaervable yesterday, theice being broken thoreby at various places along the banks, —The body of Bishop Clarkson is lying in his study and we understand it will be agroe- able to the family to h: his friends and parishioners see him at any time to-day. —Two disturbers of the peace were before : Judge Boneke yesterday. One was finod 83 aud costs, while the other was assessed the customary 85 and costs, Hach paid and was roloasod. ~Tre Ber is under obligations to J. B, Twitord, of Creston, Towa, J. C. Lawton, of the Omaha postoffics, and 8. 8, Bsobs, of the rail way mail servios, for coples of the Chicago papoen of yosterday morniag, which they do- | yesterda Jivered to us last evening. T —The scoond woekly concert at the roller rink by the Fourth infantry band took place Monday. Notwithstanding the unfavora- ble weather a good sized audience was prosont, { and all were amply repaid by somo really ex- cellent music, X4, A. Church, manager of the Lincol opoea house, was in this oity yesterday on is way to Chica:0,t> purchase now furniture, ‘This spring he will toar down the old house at that place and will orect a new ono with {the same seating capacity of Boyd's. —1t i learnod that the minister referred to fow days sinos in Tiz Brx, as having in- dulged in aspree in this city, is not a resident of this state, nor has he ever performed clorical duties in any church of any denomina- tion in this state, for which all Nebraskans aro duly thankful. —In mentioning the relatives of the late Bishop Clarkson, in s recent lssue of Tux Bex, the name of Mrs, I, C. Hall was unin- tentionally omitted, Mrs, Hall was, for a number of years matron of Brownell Hall and minutes, Hatton, east, murning publication. a fow years since. of stato and west. From Times “Yes,” porter's inquil nade to-day “Z;- the muscess of that Institution Is largely due, ~In the district court yesterday boforo | horetofore, of Morse against I%3gerton was concluded aud | to Chicago _and the arguments to the jury will be made this ! alone.” morning. Before Judge Neville the case of |- Rathbarn against Wyman was tried and sub- mitted to the jury, which returned a sealed verdict, =1t is to be said to the credit of the Gier- man saloon keepers of this city that thelr! Places of business on Sundays, since the new order of the authorities, appoar and are closed in fealizy, tho insidoblinds boing thrown open during the day to show their rooms de- sertod and no mysterious light being obsery- ablo through tho transoms after dark, —Johu J, Haller, charged with forging an endorssment to a money postoffice order, at North Platte, was cxamined bofore United States Commisioner Guscave Andorson yes- torday and will e discharged. The commis- sionor holds thero i no statute under which ho could be hold, even if ha wore proven guilty, He s held now to uwait the uction of th authorities in Lawrence, Kunsas, to whom Marshal Bierbower has telegraphed- ~~The funeral of Miss Alice Lickentry, - ‘who died in this city on Tuesday of last week, took place at Glanwood, Towa, last Thursday, Miss Lickentry was bora in Nebraska City, lived for some timoe at Glenwood, and was 21 yoars of ags at the tims of her death, Yor wome timoe past she had been living in this clty with her sister, Muw, L, 8, Lathrop, Her body wos met at the Glenwood depot by a latge number of friends aud her obsequies were largely attended, —Tavitations have been issued to the wec- ond lectare by Rev. A. A. Lambert, 8, wvice president of Creighton college, on Thurs. «day evening, March 18th, in the college hall, “The subject chosen is “The ‘ormation of the eurth,” A few weels since Mr, Lambert do- livered a lecture at the same place on the sub- Joct of ‘(" mbustion,” It was highly. enter- tainiug and instructive and no doubt the sec- ond oue will prove equally so, No admission ‘will be charged, although specific invittions - %0 sclentists, parents and students have bLeen train?" fifty miles an hour. five minutes,each Buda &ud Galesburg, ern roads. oW newspaper. manly one.” will be permanent?” finnduy anlght about 12:50 p. m., a horse wea stolen from in front of Dr, Search's resi- . dence, Twenty fifth street and St Mary’s ave- isfactory thus far, “Have “‘None whatever. DISTRIOT OOURT, ' ©dll of Cases for March 12th, 1884, BEFORE JUDGE WAKELEY, Kaufmann va. Ballou et al. wu.llll-; ot al. va. Sexauer ot al. et al. va. Sexauer ot al. find more clubs THE FAST MAIL TRAIN, A Saving of 24 Hours' Time Between New York and Omaha, Yosterday Morning's Ohicago Papers Read by Omaha People Last Evening tn This City. Liast evoning at 7:06 the regular train No. 3, on the 0., B. & Q. road, arrived in Council Bluffs, bringing with it the through fast mail from New York. The fast mail train left Chicago yesterday morning at 3 o’clock and made the run from that city to Burlington, a distance of 207 miles, in four hours and forty Postmaster General Gresham, Frank T. J. Potter and Col. W. B. Thompson accompanied the train in a special car as far as Burlington, where they took dinner, and then returned The mail train overtook the regular train, No. 3, at Ottumwa, and at that point the mail cars were transforred to the regular train and the was abandoned. At Pacific of the mail cars was sent west over the B. & M. and the other one was brought into Council Bluffs, as before stated. The arrival of the fast mail train in COouncil Bluffs last night landed mail in this city from Now York 24 hours earlier earlier than heretofore, and also brought g's Chicago 'his is the second time in the history of this city when the Chicago papers have been recoived in Omaha on the day of The other instance was at the time of the Vanderbilt train’s arrival, Upon the train, when it reached this city, there romained only ono paper,and that was in tho poss ssion r. Vanderbilt, but that gentleman kindly consented to give it to an _Omaha newspaper reporter, and it was of course looked upon with considerable curiosity. The mail car last night had on board about three tons of mail, which was dis- tributed from this city throughout the Kolwrdny morning’s Chicago the following interview. with Colonel Thompson, general superintend- ent of the railway mail service, is found, which gives some additional facts rela- tive to this important arrangement: he said, in answer to the re- ‘‘arrangements were which this connection was established, Through the liberality of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy poople a contract was closed, the out- to her excellent jndgment and untiring efforts | come of which will be the distribution of castern mail to all points in Iowa and the west aboust twelve hours carlier than o you see the benelits of Judge Wakeley, tho evidence in the caso ) the fast mail frmi New York will not be intermediate points “‘What will be the running time of the . *‘You mean the one on the Burliagton? The running time will be from forty to Of course the sched- ule has not yet been made out, but it is designed that it shall make the run from Chicago to Burlington, a distance of 207 miles, in five hours, including stops of at Aurora, Mendota, o The train will be required to slack up at Monmouth and other places, which of course will make it necessary to run at the rate of fifty miles an hour a good portion of the time, In short, it is designed to be the fastest train that ever run over any of the west- It will.arrive at Burlington, our destination, at 8 a. m, tofore arrived thereat 8 p. m. reach Omaha at 7:30 p. City at 9 p. m., and will re liver mails all along the route, morning papers will through Towa and Missouri on the day of publication and while the nows is yot fresh. A very large quantity will be carried on this train, Gresham, Mr. Hatton, T. J, Potter, gen- oral manager of the road, and myself will lmumflny it as far as Burlington,” n do you ret rn?” *‘We shall return at once, and tako the back track to Washington, Mr. Hatton to say that ho looks at this matter in a very liberal light. Heknows that it will be the means of bringing the Chicago papers to Burlington in such season aa to interfere, perhaps, with the sale of The Hawkeye, and yot he has not oxhibited the slightest anxiety on that score, Indeed, when I spoke to him on the subjeot, he said that the interests of the people at large were of infinitely more importance than the interests of his I regard his position as a “Do you think these fast mail trains _ *“‘Ihaven't adoubt of it, They can- not fail to prove a great benefit to the publio, and should be maintaine sure they are only an experimen but the experiment has proved any arrangements been made or contemplated, looking toward a change of time on any other lines for the benefit of this new scheme?”’ What may be the nng;u% th‘: lan in ‘:Jutldlnofinn m| e to foresee, but I have no doubt western roads where it be to their intorest to do so, will .;:{nnuh WouLp not be without o ttached and common riding beidle. Te very | Salve, iv the verdict of all who e it, Prioe |sucoessful one, as Bill, like & mustard |t c0urt room, and said repeatedly that high epirited. 2 conta, plasser, he al ! “ dnw:. b “‘our mayor has gone back on us,” “:lu: A Nobraska Base Ball Association The base ball season of 1884 promises to be the most interesting and exciting in the history of our national game, We to enter the field and more enthusiasm among the admirers of the sport than ever previously mani. festod. No important changes have been mado in the playing rules and no new discoveries in the science of the game. The only progressive feature of the game noticeable is the formation of new asso- ciations, the object being to seoure fair olubs in the state, hoping to secure a meeting of representatives for the pur- pose of forming this proposed state asso- ciation. One meeting of the representa- tives would be sufficient for the adoption of a constitution and playing rules; also a schedule of games. Mr. Karl Kramer has been appointed to attend to the mat- ter and would like to hear from any club in the state, and invites the following clubs to enter: Weeping Water, Platts- mouth, Wahoo, Central City, Grand Island, Plum Croek, Arlington, Albion, Seward and all others in the state ex- cepting the U, P's, SUPPOSED ELOPEMENT. Henry Coops, @ Restaurant Keeper, Flees the Cily, He is Supposed to Have Jolned a Girl Who Left a Few Days Previous, Eervant On Sunday night last Henry Coops, of since. He wasaround attending to| Not only do the railway business all day Sunday, and was seen as Iate as half past seven Sunday evening. Nothing unusual was noticeable in his manner or appearance, that would indi- cate that he was contemplating a jour- ney. A few days since a servant girl who bad been in the employ of Coops disap- Emrsd rather mysteriously, and no one new where she went, and now Coops follows in her train, and it is the supposi- tion of his friends that he has gone to join her. Early last week he drew $400 from the bank and during the whole of the week he spent his money freely with his friends and was talking of going to Florida, Mexico and San Francisco, but nothing was thought of this talk until after he had disappeared. Six or seven years since Mr. Coops was confined in the insane asylum at Lincoln for about two months, being at the time deranged. He was dismissed, however, and pronounced permauentli cured, and his intimate friends say that he has never hown any signs of mental aberation since. He leaves behind him a wife and one child. His busincss was in a prosperous condition, and those who were in a posi- tion to know say that ho was entirely free from debt. It is rumored that his family relations were of an unpleasant nature and, to this some attribute his sudden and mysterious deglrtum from this city. @ has left his wife in medium circum- stances and she will be able to continue the business at the old stand and provide a living for herself and child if her leige lord never again shows up. Preliminary Preparations by the State Board of Agricultare, may be seen & train A Grand Piano Premium Offered for the Brightest Girl—Other Actions, tila The state board of agriculture met last evening in room 26 of the Paxton hotel to make preparations for the coming state fair.” Hon, 8. F. Barker, president; R. W. Furnas, secretary; E. McKintye of Seward, L. A. Kent of Kearney, C. Hardman of Omaha, J. B, Dinsmore of Clay county, W. B. White of Burt coun- ty, and O. M. Druse of Lincoln, mem- bers of the board, were present. A PIANO FOR A NEBRASKA LASS, Mr. J. Mueller, of Council Bluffs, was present and offered to give a $1,000 Hardman upright piano to the smartest girl in Nobraska or western Towa, the prizo to be competed for on the follow- ing points: Beot essay on music and piano play- ing, beat composition and language, best handwriting, best condensed form of lan. guage, best essay on houaekeeping, most practical ideas, crazy quilt one foot square, best combination of colors, best varioty of stitches, decorations, greatest variety of stiches, best plain knitting, best fancy knitting, best variety of sew- ing machine work, best stocking darning, these articles, with the essay, to be on exhibiticn during the state fair. The competitors must be between six- teen and twenty-four years of age. The award will be made by a committee of three ladios and two gentlemen. Each accomplishment will count one point and the competitor counfing the greatest number will be awarded the prize. OTHER MATTERS, The secretary was instructed to pay all unpaid premiums of 1882 and 1883, A notice, received from ¥\ O. Schaffer, secretary of the board of agriculture of Towa, stating that Nebraska had been added to the northwestern circuit for speed, was read by Mr. Furnas. A motion maleand carried requires all exhibitors of thuroughbred stock of every kind to file a pedigree with the secretary at the time of entry. Secretary Furnas stated that a contract had been entered into providing for one chariot race per day for five days. 0. M. Druse, of The Nebraska Farmer, offerod a special premium of a $50 silver pitcher for the best cow, steer or heifer over one year old, of any age or braed. The award is to be made by a committee of three butcheraappointed by the board. O. M, Druse was appointed transpor- tation agent, whose vrutv it will be too overlook the receipt of stock from the railways, &oe. State Fair Superintendent W. R. Bowen notified the board that he had ap- pointed H. B. Nicodemus, of Dodge 1 train unction one have valley. They each year of having papera. vales of this state. world's goods, but pre with the trials and advers braska a class of people with to an unfortunate through no fault of his own, to wretched poverty. LISHMENT. g Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greutost modioal wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuta, Ul- cers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Ohillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands. and all skin eruption, garanteed to_cure in lvlr‘{\ nstance, or money refunded. 25 cents . Bradford on Farnam street. e Y OMAHA, A Sermon in Song. Evening. ror “THE I\Y.II";IK\' D, C O'R "The gameater's heel is on thy neck, Omaha, my Omaha! Thy officers are at his beck- Omaha, my Omaha! The libertine is at thy throat— Thy brightest sons with sin are bloat— Thy ship of state’s a rotten hoat— Omaha, my Omaha! lution was adopted: undersigned bo and are hereby Thou Sampson of the Great Northwest— Omaha, my Omaha! Delilah lingers on thy breast— Omaha, my Omaha! Bewaro the fate of cities dead By harlots to their death-couch lsd— By ringsters, thioves, and lwless bled Omaha, my Omaha! sion to their sense of the great for his memory. Frank Murpl James E, Boyd Jrseph Millar Lyman Richardson, Fdward Rosewater, y, chairman. Fair clty by the river's side— Omaha, my Omaha! Toilisibere, Awake! Ariso! Put on thy pride! Poppleton, Ron. James W. a firm determination to build uj home which will never again away from their sight by the ruthless waters of the uncontrollable Ohio. such will find among the settlers of Ne- the same road, had very few pamengers and one quarter of the number of cars would have accommodated them eastly. This goos to show that most of the passengers going west at this time ar: persons who intend making their future homes west of the Missouri river and a great majerity of them are locating in the glorious state of Nebraska. of them however are going farther west. As a rule they are thrifty acd prosper- ous looking people, neat and cleanly and all bear upon their countenances a look of honesty and determination which augurs favorable for their success in this A few — who has boen keeping a restaurant at 215 | ¥estern country and also speaks volumes . | forthe future of this country, or such THE STATE FAIR. South Twelfth stroet, mysteriously dis- | 0% of it as are placed under their con- - appeared, and has not been seen or heard | trol, traing bring these people by hundreds, but daily of prairio schooners wending their way through the atreets of this city, out through the western outskirts onto the broad and fer- lains beyond, there to settle down and build up for themselves and families comfortable homes. Nearly all who have passed through this city in wagons this season have been well equipped, far better, in fact, that many who have pre- ceded them and have succeeded a great deal better than they had ever hoped to, and are now the substantial and in- fluential farmers of Nebrask: For all such there is an sbundance of room, and they will not only be an honor to the state, but will, in due course of time, secure forthemselves a competency. Among the emigrants to this section this season will be a large number of the flood sufferers from the Ohio become a, tired their little savings swept away by the raging torrent and will seek the peaceful and secure These people will not come so heavily laden with this JFOR ABASE-0 businese lots 104h etrect, etweon Daveriport and Capitol avenus, ess side, for a torm of 3 eare, AMES, 43041 1517 Parmsa street. JFUR, RENT-Daable sore eoom und Uscment " ( no of the best locutions in the city for dry goods cr_fancy groceiies, MCCAGUE, opp. postoies 78811 JOR RENT- Corne from Post office. o68-At JIOR RENT—A fow gentlcmon can bo acoomodated ‘with furnished rooms Apply 1838 ’Ar“l: :‘L e qoms 1o Nobrmska Netions Hank store on Dodge one hioek MCAGUE, opposite T, 0. i Infants and Children Without Morphine or Narcotin Most deiratle oficos Tn the dity | What gives our Children rosy cheeks, vt L { What cures thelr fevers, makes them sloep; A "Tis_Castorin When Bables fret, and cry by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worm: b But_Castoris, Furnished cooinn on thy DOTEAwe ‘oor. 18th and Capitolavennia, forrerty Ovelgnton Hanae, 1304 JRURNISHED roon: hoated 232 N, 1vm What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigasions | _ ut_Castor SRR ) QA 1681 FOR AL, eluht foot show cass, Appl Wicessor to G40n Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Crawfol Hall Castoria, - 3 & G TSR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Halt block sear 8t T R PR & Mtary's avone, only five blooks from, Churd donse. . Boan ifal tesident lots or suit “Anab= |ant houres. Wil subdivide. Address solute oure for Rhemmatism, (0% Farnam strect Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an | 101 SALE Instantaneous Pain.reliever, in three day 8.0 wtreet I | [ 1 Molloe Sthring 1 » 1 Harrow . All new,. on easy terme, at'your own pri FDWARDS, 8024t X 1i11_Furnam St TrOR SATECT i biules, and 1 work horse.” It quire McVey's miack smith shop, Doug near 12th. L SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—Monev. ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest_rates of interost Bemis’ Lonn Agenoy, 15th & Douglas 2834-f other dealer in tor the world-r , besides wan; ONEY TO LOAN In sums of $300. and_upward. MG, TBavia and Co, Roal Esiate aud Loan Agonte, 160t Farnam St. 805-41 HELP WANTED. ADVES OR YOUNG MEN [ city oF countrs 10 4 take i ce light and vork at thelr own homes; 82 oreh a day nd quietly nade; %otk m_house on lance $20 per mo. rer 13th aud Farnsm, 7.0 wil buy elegant BOGGS & HILL. d to battle of life, with o little o swept All warm hearts, open and helping hands, always extended brother who has, been reduced | ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB- Fav & Co., formerly of Minneapolis, Minn., will open a wholesale confection- ery, cigar and fruit business, in a few weoks, at the old stand of Piercey & 6m&etf BISHOP CLARKSON. A Memorial Bervice to Be Held at Boyd's Opera House This Yesterday afternoon a meeting of busi- ness men was held in the parlors of the First National bank, to take proper steps for a memorial service in hanorof the late Bishop Clarkson, and the following reso- Resolred, That in consideration of the pub- lic services rendered, and the high position held by the late Right Rev. Dr. Clarkson, the appoiuted as a committee on behalf of the citizens of the city to call & meeting & , in some way, give expres- 10ss which soci- oty hus sustained in the death of Bishop Clarkson, and to attest thefr profound respect | For this purpose a mosting will bo held this ovening at 7:W, in Boyd's vpera house. n] Thomas L. Kimball, Hotman Kon Henry W. Yates, James W, Savage. Addresses will be made by Hon. A.J. Savage, Hon, 1t wili | county, as assistant to him. Omahs, my Omaha! J. M. Thurston, and others ., and Kansas| The agreements of the Union Pacific Strike down the Vice that stalks each street! e —— ive and de- [and Buriington & Missouri raslway com- ‘Wipe out the blots on thy fair sheet! Masonic Notice. panies, giving the same rates on freight and live stock as last year, which wasfree transportation both ways, was read by the secretary. The agreements of the Missouri Pacifio, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and the Sioux City & Pacific railways, to carry freight and atock at half rates, were also read by the secretary. A ‘f“‘m of $300 was voted for the grand stock swespstakes, open to the world, and 8100 for the best herd of cat- tle, auy breed, consisting of one bull and four cows, or heifers one year old or over; §60 for the best bull of any And thereon write, “Thee, God, we greet!” Omaha, my Omahat Your be distributed Uuseat thy venal rulers now- Omaha, my Omaha! Cast off Sin’s crown from thy fair brow! Omaha, my Omaha! And crush Corruption in its bloom, ¥iro thy Bright Promise fade to gloom With Sodom and Gomorrah's doom— Omaha, my Omaha! e — A Lawyer's Opinion of Interest to All H. Tawney, Esq , leading attorney of of mail Judge of our laie brother, Joel T, the bethren to the grave. 112 MUSICAL. Itis due to places of amusement, cattle kind of any herd or breed. A resolution by Mr, Mclntyre, was in- in stating that Iregard Dr. King's New Dis- covery for Consumption, as the best remedy in submit the following list of points: Best essay on music; best exhibition of sewing, plain and fancy knitting, and give a bond of indemnity.” Adopted. Secre Furnas stated to the board that he had written to Governor Cole- man, of St. Louis, to be present at the fair and deliver the annual address, The meeting then adjourned, Prosidont Barker Secretary Fur- nas will remain in the city to-day to finish any business of minor importance | that may not have been transacted. . T NEBRASKA'S SHOW, ‘Buffalo Bill" Returns to Reorganize the Wild West Show. e —— The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie train brought to this city yesterday chest.” Tri 11 Bottles for this sure cure for all Throat and i.ung Diseases may be had Free at C, ¥, Goodman’s Drug Store. Large eize, $1.00, STILL AT IT, Thve Marshal Still Bringing the Sa- loon Keepers to Account, Monday evening complaints were filed against four saloon keepers, viz., Tom. Callan, O, 8, Higgins, J. G. Nugent and Fred and Miua Wirth, for violating the law by keepi n their places of bu;iuu nflm Sunday last. Vesterday morning the parties appeared in police court and made dfldlvitl: to the effect that fiwiowen not yet ready for trial and asked for a continuance of their Vigilance Commit Strung Up. Fridey, March 7th, and Omaha last evening, says: **HuNc.—As we thas Henry Richa ed, To be éu yet, very sat- Bridge, in this county, itentiary. The members of Capitol Lodge, No. 3, A.F. & A. M. and sojourning brethron, are requested to meet at ¥ree Mason Hall on Thursday, Marsh Lith, at 9 o'clock a. m. sharp, to attend the funeral Griftin. Con- veyances will be provided to convey Jares GiuLynr, Master, The *“Sohmer’ piano i rapidly replac- ing the ‘*Weber,"in all of the first class where the latter J. age or| ot ol 3 i . —Musical Cour- breed, and $50 for the best female of the mfl"&?&.fllh",';; ;:flu’ul Ai‘e;"’lll:ln uz‘!: &l:no was formerly used.—Musical Cous- . 0. Pruscorn, Sole Agent, 1509 Farnem street, Omaha, troduced that Mr. Musller bo given two | the woel for Coun i Colds, 1 s nover S ! 3 i 9 o to most e pages in the advertising list, provided he e e o ‘fx’:d.m? Hashs aNo. S I MORE HANGING. A Msmber of the Brown Coamty tee 18 A.gopy of the Western News,, publish- ed ab Ainsworth, Brown county, Neb., received in to press we learn son, one of the lead- ing members of the vigilance committee, has been hung near his home at Masris No particulars.” It will be remsemnered that the Brown aounty vigilantes are credited with hav- ing hung fourteen horse thieves. and as- sisted in sending three or four to the Richardson was probably e t by mail; no no . stamys tor reply | —— o ol ALY Pll‘mtl"m'()ll:’ Reliable Man'f'g Co., Philadelph'a, + & ]“UK SALE--Two seated surry wagon nearly new, drawer, TT. 9.8-111 0. also sot double harness Joc sale cheap. Call 1915 it RN e —— | Webster st. 86t “/'A?\TEUAA gocd pants maker at Rypinsk — e 12th and Farnam streets. S20-12 \OR SALE—Fresh milch cows at m'litary_“ridge, — —_— — on Coming St Penny & Williams St. 766 11§ 7 )—Two good neat Inteligent VW ARTED e Kood neat tuteligent Ss | Ty USINESS FOR SALE Grocery store, fnest looa. tion in Omal oing an annual business of § b« NTED - hine hiands at 1207 Farnam | 001 Long lease eap_rent to thie purcnaser, AW Eeit it ol e Stook willluvaicy 87,000 10 85,000, Address “Grocer, co ef o e | LE —Two socond hand organs cheap Tn- wim & Erickson. 70016 NOB gALE—186x130 feet on Capitol kill, must be sold soou. Mo CAGUE, opposite Post Office i TANTED —A dining room_girl at the Fmmett W ATTee, Tith st beswoen Faunam snd Haroey. 81617 front on routh 1ith St JAGUE, opposise Post office. VY ANTED A wood steady Intolligent boy. Ap ply at Schroter & Bacht's, 81418 VWANTED - Immediately, & woman ecok ut Huck: JTEREALE— 0o of th lrkgst ud bt mpron ©ye Meat Market, 16ih ava Mason streuts, to farms in Douglas connty. Any person cr persous 8112 | wishing 10 engrgo in Farmiing as a business, or in s ock raising. will consult tueir interests by calling orwriting for_full_particulrrs concerning this mat- tor McCAGUE, Opp. pestoffice. Tt do iz neral houvework V\',\xr D—A girl to do dining room wors, 211 north 11th, botween Capitol a3 enuo and Daven- port street. 815125 8mall stock of Drugs and Drugzgietsy’ Fixtures 4\ for eale i the live town of Wa‘erloo, Nebraska. A good openinis for a physician. Address J, B, SIL VER, Klkhorn sStation, b. 78941 ANTED—.ining room gicl. Also s nurse gitl 1015 Harney street. 760+ ANTED—A first-class barber, S. 12th St, Omaha, Nob K, STEIN X110 [UR SATE—A guod estabiished Egs Packing bus- Wi D—ihreo persons G0 st t in ook~ | 1o \eSt, ";:.l:,"q.,‘;"f.fi":z:im-l’fi“h‘/\“‘lflzz PUOE Bitustioa s 1616 outlas S | iiG'y. C.” Bee ctice, Ouaha, Neb. Tagitt e i s | JROB SAL —umw“ulmn: Toons, § of, one DIck 7 »—Boy of 18 to Larn trade, 1313 sou* from atreot cars— 1,600, 13th streat, next to blacksmith shop T0J-101 House and full lot 81,500, Houso and § lot, House and lut, mont: ly payments, 91,700 House and § 1ot, halt block from street cars, #1,650. Lot 1, block 3, Shina's addition, $900. Lot on Charle s street, near Saunders, #1,200. Lot on Saunders Strect, $1,500, s addition, $1,000. Place, #000. VWANTBR_A nurso girl, Awply, 316 tuorth eoth street, betweon Davenport and Chicago streets. 7 94-t1 UEEN PROTECTOR-Unprecedontedinducements ffored ndy agents for this now rubberundergar meht for Isales. Address with scamps, Ladies’ Un- dergarment Co., O south May 8t., Chicago. 5 e, in Hanscom Place, $000" piduti | cach. Wil S e nonetf | “Four lots. 3 trontiag on Faenam gtreat = three glve teady Smployment.” Al ci B.L. WALTACE, | houset--$5,000. O atofiion: 805144 OR SALE— Lt 162 shiect with ANTED- Cor. 12th and Howard, a» engineer 0 provements, at $2,00. Thi 1y: open: who ia willing to make hiwsell geperaily use | 71 K% b PrOvmentt 40 B e Mstodtee. oh v SRR D T Kt 7 ANTED—Good irls at empluymens bureau 217 - ¥ e %1y DOR SALE —Lot- 1823380, wov 10D DN T nces RV rosliY GUTEY 40 Fooms, 1rFn troes. ANTED—A girl for general houscw ol N.u}L oash, Cal MaCA 10 (EDWARDE 1111 Farnam £ R AL ISTATE for cale by John L. MoCa e tenl ANTED—A pantry girl at the Ei estate agent, cpnosite pestoflice. 031t Maust Le good table waiter. s T > Rl A irls foy gen B %armnin. cation St ite T 0. house w 4 0 €annen Bro's < el TR OO and Co. Opposite . 0. T4t OR SALE- 1ok on T MoCAGUE; e e down stuirs, .of posite 660-11,4 NTED—Girl fo ouso-work. _ Apply | —— B T Y AT e ey Tucnon st 7447 | TOR SALE—152 foot wyumro on corm i 14th and Jaexson st. 7 i = W. o Rosb offico; milo N, WAN good glrl to do general housework. Gorman pro.oriod, at 1618 Webstor strees. 780-115 10K SALE—Full lot on Harn: $8.500. MCCAGUE, opposi W ANIEDLadies or voung men to take bice | L0R BALE—Lot pleasant work at their own_home; §2 to $6 o each, easy torms_mou thi day, easily made: work sent by mail; no convasing. | MoCAGUE, opposite P, O Address F. Kidd & Co., hox 167 Dubuque lowa. 5i%1mol Thouse and lot , ouposito P. 0. ANTED-—-One hundred teams and ane hundred | —————— " — Iaborers for laiiroad work. MCGOY & MORAN, | JOR SALE: Besutitul vesl Canfleld House, Ninth and Farnam 5ts , Owaha. Fner 200 fect fronting 4031m MeCAGUF, ite P. 0, VWANTED—A German dining room kitasen girl Heseo and Hoppe, 418 8. 15th Si., botween Horney and Ho vard, 56541 SITUATIONS WANTED. wv.\msu_,\.u{u onito do zer oral in & small family bz a young gir) 1508 Jaok: on 3t noalot on Park uve., e, will aivide [ g pddtion. w550, WU AGUE, oppu- .A‘),'l in Hawtharno addition. Easv tero s, oftio for. PIsL "o work i Inquire 0121 ANTED—A first-clns Idy writer. would like & situation &3 cepyist or asslatant buo! Address A, By H ” Be. office. 1 you are intereete t in real es- o1t €0 wateh this column for the posite I, v, 655-41 N exjerienced book-heeper desires o situation, best of relerenca wiven. will work vp old acoounts | 7= and straight dress ‘v, ANVED—A relianie young mian wanis a place to work, board ad g0 to sohocl. By & W." Bee office B8E-L i arge Housc e T Hansoom n up books- generally it desived. Ad- Y chobp. MoUARUR, Ursoaite i oftioe. 721t paying grocery 5. eARuNS giveD. 307, Omwha, Ne- 580-10 & von Pians, at o rigitson's. 624 Wi MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. \'A!"'.I)»—II) Apall or Mar, 18, house of abou Bix y0oms consoalent to Lusins'shurtio) of city Address G. W. Canfleld, 1102 aud 304 Doug/as bt. B12-174 OR SALE—A first-claws Von Darzain. Inquire Ednol . Inquire 609-t, —Four shaw case: olm & Ericks’n, OR SALE OR TKADE—A good span of mules, hamoss and wagcn Apply toAiex G Chariton, a4 Mokauue Bros. 980-4 TPk BALE—Farm Suiles tsow city. Inguica of M. Moyer, ovey Rooder's Lwug store, 16 1. and Welaer. T2t JPOL SALE-Twe open woccad-hand bugsies sad ne Y W ANTED—Ono or two roous for iig keoping. Homt moderate, Address Beo offius, WWANTED — Siock of Dry doods ete, to_ the Amount of #,000 to §10,000. Will given good 400 noro Wisounsia farm in exchange. Aadrevs for particulars, Roblason, carc of Beo office. 795-t1 deiivery wagon, chesp, at 1519 Harney 86, A!J;ll‘:l-t‘num'wlth boasd 1.;!‘; wentlomanand | Cl Yo, 1a yeive:¢ family pretoi Addreas 04, R BALE—Two portai > Sollers, 10 horse pows Rwollon =" & AR Appiy a4 D. FITZPATIICK, VW ANTERTo rent. ano soom forentioman and.| %68 318 South itk 4. wife with board 1014 Webster 8t. 0:24¢ through the east. The trip has been a | the matter and paced back and forth in Redding's Russia They will remain several days in this ity ,” he said, ‘‘we, the city, during which time Mr, Cody will oD aepars el i el ) Bkl iwiul lor be engaged in p-rlw‘t.hg unnl:mh back on v, and M:,l}' .:?d' M:. W-‘;llll' for the opening of his *Wild Weet” show | if the saloons huve got. to close ugea TR, Sl sy o B e, e St mental, but 1 proved such » wonderfal | aren i3 Arug stores and tho : railway company will have to stop run- :::Mll that m (::dy will make atrenu- | ning their cars, 1 the Sunday is to be enforeed all classes must be made to ob- honors, In fit! t his it or 1834 Mr. Cody will eid) > 'I::g': ol S LA ount t) EKI:?WW ey D’ A ol for :I‘: WESTWARD BOUND. of harnesses, saddles and other horse o oqulfiixrnh, which will be furnished by |The Enormous Travel West and the Aoft bind foot white near the hoof, teace marks g sevoral cases, which was granted by the e f the ivii . (e rabbed of), I the tablo acte a I atrid | 1% tables conform o that of the lines | +Bufalo Hill,” (Hon W. F. Cody,) and | judge, R N L of his head, lays his ears back when approach. o i& wife, from an extended theatrical tour 11: ‘Wirth was greatly exercised over [unua. ‘ed while eating, had a leather halter with rope RBALE—A small Mesior, Bshman ) T Yoty ik i lock west of tho Convent on St. Mary's ave- VWANTED 3,000 vards of_dint, st or nows ore Due. R. JOHNSON, B SALE—Ola ne PATee—p— ot el JBLER 68141 of Stecle, Johnson & o, WV ANTED 600 privy xaslia, sinks and_cospools [0 LT o choan WhB saaliary du;fl. Batsation QIUAYED OB MOLON. From the St Marys suscastend. Lok o BN, Javenuc fwery stables, Maich 6 h, 1684, one b oult, two years okl, 1ather sml for the by i Dunch un b aide of ight fore log, and was lictace. POR RENT--Houses and Lots, When lefs o¢ taken hins halter on. A liberal reward will be pa & tor his retara, or for iuf wiuation thay R RENT-House 8 rooms, 5th St. House 8 %! 1 lead 1o his recovery. T LEWIS, rooms 18th aud Davenport, 1612 6th 8t. J, | 770-utt PHIPPS ROE, 811t YTy i -~ — = s ard wi id for the return of a pi R KENT—A furnished room, ot | DO ol Brous brsye Belonging s s bl sk ot and east bay wiiow, hot and cold wat-r with use | harness patenthild-back L st on 8 iust. oo Farnam of bath r.on. adjoink g. Suitable for Indy snd gen. | 9 Haines between 1ith and 16th Strcer. JAMES ¥, tleman, cr two gertlen with or witnous board, | MO §18-13) Alo smisller 100w adjuining, 2014 Douglasstrect. 608-41 ed and i hes St, b tween 10th an OB RENT—Niod turnised roowms wit of wih out board. Tab.o vuarders hocommodatod 1015 Dodge Bt. 798 141 tion au equitable basis, The g LATE N i uight Pagscuger Busiooss perienced necdlo-womau, has nifirn:d U . nino i the only profestional base | opmt s S Fouie oty T aaton, will Eagtward,! e Taiormto T e tag. 2o N ek e i [ & supsly ball club in the state of Nebrasks, but | thes mabe o o' of o staten e on im0 and Nicolae, 7 L1 | ad e b diply of sommacni peees g Olovolan " | there are numerous first-class amateur | tour cannot prove other than very profit. One who daily visits the depotand OB RENT—Several small dwellings with brick SPECIALTIES fow 1b. P Collins v ;ln. soattered twufl:t th:h state, :; ablejto one who "'.°§,1'° greata popular. witueases the arrival and departure of the B i breastyshen, 3 Fbaock' 3810 aks toney Wik, Call TV lon Pro) 080 ity “ ill,” i a8t SR SN N. 10th streot, and see sam i ¢ " ¥ 9 Somped g L) o Lo 8 yan cond hind cloilies, o e B o TN AN ANSWER WANTED, busincas th western bound trains are nd Dogoa™ M e | S ke ity sveniad Go ol ion would not bs difficult o form, | 1, Oar 80y che bring u o care of Kiduey or | (B, while the tralus going east are al- . JPON RENTFurihed voom 0.7 Chioge, ooty a0d certain] i na itute of passengers. i ~ B e e | o syt Sl b oo e rariand b west Absolutely Pure. PO e o EDWARD KUEHL ision pective merif daily roc ing Il bitters, will 0 0 This o ¥ ; 74811 . At el e e e ettt Wk ok, by [ S026°T e attached, and ovos these | ol B et vl b G | Tt TN et 08 ity an conion ey Baviog alresdy orgenised o '.lflnlnr.nfldnt quickly cured. Every dhul not. fu;:uh seating capacity for the .u.“{'."’nh‘:'&'."fl e racy h:w:clmvfrql.u " Ry urabued roams, 1017 Dudg wirees | AL o otz “l:u: r:::h ..,: v +tlo guarauteed, 1ge Duwber of ure. The over- wa! Of [ow baai. short weghtolum o S - 006 Luiow oF 1o past and ] posos to correspond with the various | I X paaseng! Phuwghaie uwekrn S0l usiy (e chos Hoya Bk | JNOB RENT—Nicely turmished rooms, 105 Farns 5 & acd presend, wad the \ o wale ab Slc. o bottlo by O, ¥, Coodwan |land tzuin from the west yuaterday, on] R Pewd.s On, € Wallret Now: Vork Faka V100 faindm | Mvfll’n-:‘_‘w ) n-d'{\...