Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1884, Page 8

CHls DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Thursday Morning, April 10 » to Advertisors, . S Smith, who has for the past year filled the position of manager of tha advertis- ing departmont of Tik Bk, has leased the dty advartisiog of this papar, and will hereat- ter have complate control of thas department, B. Rosewaren, President Bxu Poblishing Co, e The Weather, For tho Upper Mississippi valloy: Light local rains, followed by fair or with northerly to eastrly winds, wonth y s rising followed by falling barometer in the northern portion with slight changes in tho temperature. For the Missouri valley: Generally woather, northerly to easterly winds wi slight rise in the temperature. - LOOAL BREVITIES. falr ith THE BLOODY KNIFE. Once More It Does Its Deadly Work in Omata, Frederick Wirth, Living Four Miles West of This Oity, Cuts His Throat from Ear to Ear Yesterday. There seoms a strange fascination about suicide. A suicidal mania has evidently taken possession of the people of this vicinity. Within the past five months at leas® & half a dozen of the residents of this city haveleft this world by thesuicide route. Some people say it takes a brave mar, or woman to put the cold barrel of the rovolver to their head and deliberately pull the trigger, or what i still worse to take the shining blade and draw it acror 4 the throat with the intention of destr ;. ing their life. To some this may 1 gom OMAHA DAILY BEE---THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1834, in bad shape to immediately repair the same and whero new walks have been ordered Iaid notices have been served upon the owners of abutting property to lay the same. Tt is the intention to have every walk in Omaha placed in good con- dition this spring and all persons who know their wa'ka to bo in bad condition can anticipate what is coming. ——— “ROUGH ON RATS.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, qophers, 1be. Druggists THE RAILROAD *gEETING. AuEROrt 10 ‘g Made to Shorten the ime 15 Hours Between Omaha aud San Franciseo, Btandard Time to be Adopted. At the meeting of the division superin- tendents of the U. P. railway company __A listlo less of the ““beautiful” and » little bravery but to others it is cowar’ {oq or | held in the U. P. headquarters building mora of tho “elogant,” if you please. —Rev. Detwiler, pastor of tho English Toutheran church, will remove his family” to thia ofty noxt week, —Two distarbers ol the poaco wero bofore Judge Benoke yosterday, Ono pald a fino of 85 and costs, and tho other was sent up. —Tho fiftoenth annual ball of the Emmet Monument nssociation will bo held at Fal- toner's hall on Enster Monday evening. —Mr, Ernest Stuht is tho father of & 12 pound boy baby, which found ita way into his household yestorday morning and he is now " hi’cbolyi Titch, postal clerk on the Sioux City & Omaha railroad, has been promoted to the Omaha and Opden main lina, Thisisa deserved promotion and the position will be ably filled by Mr. Fitch. —Tho ladies of the South Omaba M. ohurch will give another supper and social en- tertainment at tho parsonage, 1007 Pierco street, on Thursday evening, from 6 until 9 o'clock. All re cordially fuvited. —March weather has found its way into April and the citireps of this city were en- tertained by s “'right smart” snow storm yes- torday forenoon, Wonderif such April showers will be the means of bringing May flowers. by » prominent gentleman of this city on Thursday evening, the 10th inst.,in the Tenth Streat City Mission, at half past seven, All friends of the cause are invited to be present. —VYesterday CountyAttorney Cowin drew up the contract for putting the heating apparatus in the new court house, and the same 'was signed in the afternoon by the county commis sionera and D, Fitzpatrick, the contractor. —The conteact for furnishingitho xweam court house heating apparatus for the new was signed yestordsy by Donnis Fitapatrick, the sucoessful bidder. Thy bond for §3,000 —An address will be given on temperance | madness, In a moment of ins amity a person may take his or her lif2, “\without even stopping to think, “pyut the person who commits -umr‘,.‘ s a goneral thing, is a coward. It way bo he has mot with reverses in busiy,oss, and while he lies down at night, ind ependently rich, he arises in the morniw, auper,or even a filled w’, f\ o natural pride, imda makes him a coward. Hoe face the co’.d sneers and frowns of & public whose g od is money, and who were want to pet b im in his fortunate and happy hours, and. in a moment of desper- ation he does th/st which no brave man winging ““for T am the father of a bouncing | would do, Maay a man had rather take | adopt it the city ultimately will be forced the chances of meeting his Makor with blood upon his hands, thanto face his old time friends and associates with a sneer upon their faces. Another has been jilted by one he loved end he has not the brave ° her loved and cherished b; other and, coward that he is, ends his .ife which has Ty yotg g beteayed by dhi 0 yo! irl, botra y the man in whox’n I:‘I:% L laced imgliuit confidence, and to whom she has given that which is deaver to her than lifo itself, her honor, as’ not the courage to withstand juahta and jeers of those who should be- friend her. -~ While it may be possible for men to fall to the very depths of social to the very 1 sin ptic f“' by a mighty effort again ascend the'lad- der of respectability, andstand upon the broad’ plana of social equality, for womien, once fallen, this is almost, if not uite & hopeless task, and fully realizing 1s the poor victim of man' river of death. that Frederick Wirth hi CUT HIS THROAT FROM EAR TO EAR perfid; ‘drowns her sorrow in the deep and turbid For a few weeks this city has not been startled by a tragedy, but the monotony was broken thia momit‘lg by the.news RAILWAY ROBBERS. Pinkerton's Men in the City After a Suspected Criminal. On the Track of the Perpetrator of Big 0., B. & Q. Robbery in Ch- cngo a Short Time Since, Bhortly after the great robbery of the Pacific express company in St. Louis, by Tiller, this crime was duplicated on & somewhat smaller soale in Chicago in the office of the paymaster of the C, B, & Q. railway company, Inopen day and while several clerks were in the office the paymaster’s safo was ROBBED OF TWENTY-BRVEN DOLLARS, Nobody could surmise the manner in which the money could have been stolen. All that could be ascor- tained was that it was gone. The mystery was as unfathomable as that THOUSAND yesterday afternoon nothing of import- ance was donme. An adjournment was taken until this afternoon. This meet- ing has two objects in view. THE FIRST OBJECT in to arrange a time card. It seoms very probable from the statements of these officials that standard time will be adopted by the Union Pacific road. All [other roads now running into Omaha and Council Bluffs are using this time. Should the U. P. to bring it into requisition. When this s the case the hands of time will be turned forward twenty-four minutes and the liyes of @maha’s citizens lengthened by 8o much. | THE SECOND ,OBJECT is to shorten the time as much as possi- ble between Omaha and San Francisco. This is to be brought about not so much by shortening the running time as by making proper conneections between the Union Paciffc and the Cen- tral Pacific at Ogden. An effort will also be made to induce the Central Pacific to surrounding the historical personage of the Man of the Iron Mask. Every at- tempt was made to conceal the crime. It was hoped that silence would give a clue to the guilty parties. Nothing was gained by this. The tireless efforts of tho Chicago detectives to find a thread in_this labarynth of darkness were unavailing. At length the crime was made known to thoe world. Several suepected parties were arrested. Nothing of guilt could be r.r.c;ved against them. On Wednesday WILLIAM A. PINKERTON and two other members of his association arrived in Omaha. It is rumored that others came at the same time, but this statement could not be verified. Pinker- ton was very communicative. His eager- ness to state his business was almost suf- ficient to arouse suspicion. He was on his way, Le said, to Kansas City. On the evening of the day of his arrival he bought a ticket for St. Louis While here Pinkerton spent most of his time in THOSE HAUNTS where men who get money by other than honest means spend ic. His make immediate connection at Oeden with the train which leaves hore at 7:50 p. m. If this is done a delay of ten hours will be avoided. More than this an at- tempt will be made to shorten the time five hours between Omaha and Ogden. LE this all s accomplished the distance between Omaha and San Francisco will be shortened fifteen hours by wayof thess two roads. Should the last object be attained the result will be a fatal blow to passenger travel over the Denver & Rio Grande for San Francisco. The Central Pacific train will then leave for the Gate City two hours before the arrival of the one over the Denver & Rio Grande in Ogden. It is the policy of the Union Pacific to make this change and force the Central Pacific was signod by Clark Woodman, The work is | and was lying dead at his home, four miles | to act accordingly. £ ba completed by October 1, 1884, — About 10:30 Tuesday vight considerabl excite-ment was created upon upper Douglas stroot by & woman whowas ina fit of hystarics. A crowd gathered and the woman nsserted that husband had attenpted to kill her, which hn.poflu.. however, was found to be without —"Ohnr;lt Lutzon von Bulow, Copen- hagen, Desmack,” was last night arrested by Oftices Astman. Von Bulow insiated on smmoldi at tho festival held in Lytlos block Tnst e¥ening by ths colored people of this ity. e sttendents protested sgalmst 1t and & ~J.H.Watson was last evening arrosted by Offiber Wiloy Dixon at the U, P. depot. At the city jail the chargeof being a confidence man was set opposite his name, The officer uays he caught Watson in the act of trylng to ralse money on a check, The prisoner says he is from North Bend, in this state, Ho .claims to be a harness maker at that place. northwest of this city, near the Sheely farm. The coroner was summoned and imme- diately left for the scene of the tragedy. The facts in the case, so far as we have been able to learn them awe these: The di is & man about 47 years of age, PERSONAL. Geo, Wirt, Lincoln, is stopping at the Met- ropolitan. J. A, Lloyd, Nebraska City, is a guest of a Gorman by birth and has resided in | Millard. this county about twelve years, the moat of which time he has been living at Fair- bury, this state. About one year ago he removed to the place where he, yesterday morning, took his life. While in the old was & brewer and a man of perty and was not ac- bor for his daily bread. During the Franco-Prusssian war he lost his property and came to this coun & wanderer in s strange 8 m gl and morose, and during the t . year has been impressed with the m gt that some one was going to mi or him. During the past two weeks | Neb., are guests of the Metropolitan. he has been worse ever before and —In the district court yesterday the case of | and was examined by Dr. H 5 J. J. Brown, trustes, against the Omaha Belt | dootor gave him & prescription and told railway was docketed on appeal. Plaintiff in this case appeals from the award of damages for the condemnation of lots thres and four in block 198}, magle by the commission ap- pointed by the county court for this purpose. The dmmoges awarded for these two lots is 7,500, —The suspicions character arrested by Officer Sigwart Tuosday refuses to give any name, He had in his possession a lot of some ono the trouble of taking their clothes from the line. If any ono has had their of this fellow, —Extensive preparations are belng made by in theirsoveral purts, There will be beautiful scenes presented. This school never to draw a crowded house, and they al- deserve it. ";‘vulnnmau’l‘mmumm Ol one of ‘the 3 him that he must tak he was in better spirits than for years past. In the morning about 7 o'clock He | of o western division of the Union Pacific, is got up to light tho fite sudin » very fow | & the Millard, moménts Ris wife heard a noise as of running water, and hastening to the kit- chen found her husband lying upon the floor with A GAPING WOUND IN HI8 NECK, from which the blood was flow'i:‘f in & stream, while the floor was saturated with the crimson flood, On the floor beside him lay a large clothes-line robbed recently Judge Beneke | pruning knife, upon the blade of which | Milier, prominent business mea of Crelghton, wishes to see them to assist in the prosecution | was the gore which told only too plainly § and among the enterprising citizens of Knox county, are in the city and called at Tie Bex office. of the use to which it had been put. His wifo at once gave the alarm, and in a short time the neighbors had gather- ed from far and near to witness the , where an inquest was held rendered in accordance with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. mql.’- of %‘n:“&' to speedily cure Burns, ' cars, Balt Rhoum, Fover Sores, Canoors, Plles, Bhl.’lhhlu. Corns, Tetter, Chapped ‘hands. all skin oruptlon, garanf THE NEW CHUROCH. Completion—Services to be Held Next Sunday Week, Sunday next. In this, however, known to a certainty will be in readiness f a rest from work, | yourg attorneys, isin the city, at the Mil- That night when he returned to his home | lard. Peters, county clerk of Boone county, are stopping at the Paxton. Pacific rallroad, with headquarters at Kansas City. is in Omaba, and is registered at the Millard, ill, Aboyt a week ago he was taken down by it ] ‘oon! e It had been hoped that the new Eng- lish Luthoran church, corner of Sixteenth | %0rY and Harney streets, would be ready for occupany, at least the lgature room, by carpen i The | two two story frame stores 28 by 66, members and friends of the church and ocongregation are doomed to disappoint- ment. A weries of unavoidable delays |erecting a one has made it utterly impossible to com. plete the basement by that time, but | Samuel Fasquhas Hayes, Neb., is at the Metropolitan. F. Y. Robertson and wife, Kearney, are guests of tho Paxton. H. 8. McCleary and A. H.Neldig, Norfolk, are registered at the Paxton, W. V. Campbell and Chas. Domy, Seward, Neb., are at the Metropolitan. John H. Sahmees and Ed Bodle, of Genova, Neb., are at the Metropolitan. E. Fagan and A. Sims, West Point, Neb., are stopping at the Metropolitan, J. D, Strong and W. A. Brothston, Merna, Rev. James F. Hayes, Kearnog, and J. W, Colony, are at the Paxton. 0. E. Magoon, one of Lincoln’s rising ‘W. A. Deuel, of Cheyenne, superintendent and John Hon, Loran Clark, Albion, 8. T, Smith, superintendent of the Kansas George E. Cherry, A, E. McGill and L, B, Deputy Sheriff Henry Grebio ‘is seriously o severe attack of pneumonia, Yesterday evening ho was considerably better. He wlil bo about ugain fn fow dnye. _ Sixteenth Street Leads in Improve- ment this Spring. Mr. Bushman, the dry goods merchant, is erecting six two story brick stores, 22 by 66 each, on the corner of Sixteenth and Douglas streets. Mr, Brunner, the grocer, Is erecting one three story brick store 22 by 66, on the ocorner of Bixteenth and Dodge stroots, Dennis Cunningham is to erect wwo three story briok atores 22 by 66, on the corner of Sixteenth street and Capitol yers is to erect six three brick stores 22 by 66 each, on the corner of Bixteeuth and Davenport streets. Mr, Stevens, the ter, is 8 on Sixteenth between Ohicago and Cass streets. Dr, Roeder, the drug merchant, is tory brick store 22 by 66, on Sixteenth between Webster and Burt troots. Tom Callen is erecting a frame hotel wo story high, which will have three stores oa the first floor 22 by 66 each, on the corner of Sixteenth and Burt streets Several others are contemplating build. ing on this street during building New Coffee Roomy. Tuesday evening the ladies of the W. 0, T. U. opened their cofiee and lunch o rooms at the corner of Fifteenth street fessional brothers who came with him wore not even seen with him. One of them registered at the Paxton as from Joliet, Il ‘Various conjectures have been made as to the business of those men in this city. Some said they were in pursuit of Tom [ty was Price the man who it is thought killed | to James Nugent in the Theatre Comique a month or so ago. Others said they were investigating the circumstances attend- ing the INTENDED ROBBERY OF THE UNION PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS last fall. Another theory is that they are here to throw off suspicion. That(whether or not taxes sssessed against while the Omaha papers are announcing | personal property is a lien upon goods their arrivals in this city they will sud- [against which it is so assessed. Mr. denly swoop down upon' their unsuspect- | Rush, advised by Mr. Cowin, the county uartersiand lead him | attorney, in the premises,holds that it is, ing victim in other back into the toils <;} the law. From a detective of this city it was |by the supreme court of this state. learned: last evening that these men were here in hot pursuit of a man who, it is [correct, a preat wrong thought by thom, safe robbery in Chicago, rom a reliable source they were in- |&wessed. formed that THEIR MAN WAS IN OMAHA. When they arrived here they were surprised and chagrined to learn that their bird had flown. tear which takes possession the guilly had csused learned there was NOTHING FOR PINKERTON TO DO but follow his victim. Hence his short stay in this city. The others are here yet. Other business, the nature of which could not be learned, occupied their attention yesterday. It is reported they leave for Chicago to-day. ————— ‘Wide Awake Druggists. C. F. Goodman is always alive in_his busi ness and spares o pains to secure the best of every articlo in his line, He has_secured the agoncy for the clobrated Dr, King's Now iscovery for Consumption, The only cor- tain oure known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fover, Bron- chitis, or any affoction of throat and lungs, Sold on a pokitive guarantee, Trial bot freo, ~ Regular sizo §1 3t THE TABLE TURNED, ——— John Johnson Charged with Perjury Arrested on the Comglalnt of Lewis Givens, The troublo arising ont of the fracas at the colored church seems to be increasing rather than sbating. John Johnson has twice caused Lowis Givenslto bearrested and brought before the police court. Twice he has been exawined on these charges and been released. Yesterday | it the order of things was inverted. Lewis Givens filed a complaint against John Johnson, charging him with perjury. This offense is alleged to have been com. mitied on the examination of the case of the state against Lewis Givens concluded on Tug last. Johnson is charged with lnvln!nnrn he had no pistol or ANDREWS’ pE URI CREAM RTAR. unn?ignxqq‘nqmm'-uméetv en found BURE. b SHsi] o stmonis chciuista 5. Dana Hayw, los: yH, taine, of Chicago; and Gustavus Ke\'orwlm b i 1, i That | Upon which not a dollar of tax is paid.” of | This suit undoubtedly will RO tg) the him |court of last resort, where the matter to seek safoty in flight. When this waa | ill be set at rest. revolver on his person the night of the unpleasantness, The complainant alleges he did so have one. Later in the afternoon Johnson was ar- rested. He was brought before the court. His bail was fised at $200. The required bond wasfurnished, He was then released. The case will come up for hearing this afternoon. AN ORNAMENT FOR OMAHA, A Olock to Be Pat in school Steeple, the Tigh A worthy project is about to bo set on foot. Another effort will be made to furnish a clock for the steeple on the High School building. It is intended to raise a fund sufficient to buy a time-keep- er that will not only adern theschool building but will be an drnament to the city, Ita cost is estimated at $1,600. More than 8500 for the purpose is now in the hands of President Long, of the school board. This amount was raised a couple of years ago from an entertain- ment_given by the children of the high school. A prominent jeweler of this city and overcomes tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and Feverishness, natural sleep, without morphine,, I recommend it as s, known 10 me."" Castoriapromotes Digestion atulency, Constipa- It insures health and B Castoria I8 60 well adey, ad o Ghildren that or to any prescription Ancngr, M. D, 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y, OE'!TAUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma- tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Fene« tracing Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. I T R Y SRR “ What gives our Chlldren What cures telr fovers, m; Wen babies fret and ory by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, ‘What quickly eures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ofl and Paregoric, and choeks, cg them sleep "Xis Castorin. But Castoria. Jolds, Indigestion, X But Castoris. Tall Castorint will start out in a few quu to ralse the amount necded. The clock will be il- luminated at night by an electric light. ANTED— Wor Good wagus, n todo cooking aud wash 112 south 12th 8t. 607 ing. -10p e —— o o Thousanas Say So. Mr. T. W, Atkins, Girard, Kan., writes: nover hesitate to rosommend your Elec- trio Bittors to my customers, they give_entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers.” Electric Bitters aro the purest and best medicine W W A ED-Girl to go in country, first and second cook, men. First and d girl with ‘ret- rences, to o west with private family.~ Five women ooke. leZven good girls forr gen- ral hous 830, Partner with 1,600, yuient Bureau, 217 N, 10th St. 617-10p ANTED —A first-class second cookat the Pax- ton Hotel, 48598 known and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints, Purify the blood and reg- ulate the bowels. No family can afferd to be without them, They will save hundreds of Wollks i ooboe's BiTlh eyery yoor, Soldlat 50 cents a bottle by C. F. Goodman, ¥ d W ANTED—Good, steady man who thoroughly un- derstands the care of horses, carriages, flower ard and furnacs. Best reterences required. Splen- id place and good wages tothe right man. . W. corner x0th and Chieago streets. 47205 P. 0. HIMEBAUGH, JROR SALE 3 bonutitul acro lots on T-avenworth 8t., or will exchange for house and lot. IREY & MOTTER. 45548 e i e OR SALE—Good 2 story house and lot in E. V. Smith's addition, near St, cars. 6 rooms; well clstern, barn. bearing fruit trees, ctc, 2,400, & splendidbargain, IREY & MOLTER., 450-4t TFOR SALE—Cottage Thooms § lot, water-works in house etec., all new §2,700 very easy terms, IREY & MOTTER, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. 490 ¢ OR SALE—One Columbia Bicycle at less than one half the first cost. Call at Shooting Gallery, bet. 1ith and 12¢h street, on Farnam, 9§ AFrmL the improvoments are mad offlce for plat and particu ars. posite P. 0. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. Arc Taxes Assessed Upon Personal Property a Lien Upon Tt? i WWANTED—A good ook can get steady employ Frank apply. 470t ment in a smul family by calling on Mrs, E_ Moores, No, 308 2th stieet, 2d door wuth ot Farnam. 47841 ANTED—A competent girl for general house- work. Must be a good cook. None other need MRS, MILTON ROGERS, N. W. cor. 10th aud Leavenworth Sts. Suit was instituted in the district court yesterdsy by John Edwards against A} between Dodge and Capitol aye 7ANTED—100 ladies to work at home, wages $4. to §10. per week. Call up stairs Crounse Hall 480.11§ OR BALE—Brick at 008 N. 18th SL., or 16th St. South of Beilevue road. 450-11p JFOB SALE—Ata bargain, & first claes bisiness openlng with a wood cloan stock of $4,000 to 0,000 of general Merchandise, at South Bond, Neb. 420-11 . E, DAY. JFOR SALE—Two of the most desirable lote in Lowe's 1st. add., fine view, price ¥750. south and east frontago, fenced. A bargaln. McCAGUFS opposite P. O, 430.41 E. County Treasurer John Rush. This case, although it involves no large amount of ANTED—Girl in small family. Inguire at C. J. Canan and Co., 214 8. 18th St. 8R4 money or property, containa in it a legal principal of great importance. T'wo years W JANTED—Button hole bands at the Omaha Shirt Factory, 1207 Farnam St. 200-41 agoftaxes were assessed against Frankie Hall of this county, amounting to $16, on all her personal property. These |% QIUEEN PROTECTOR-Unprecedentedinducer meht for ladios. Address with stamps, Ladi icago. it offered Iady agents for this new rubber und lergarment Co., 9 south May St., Ch 821 taxes have never been paid. Since their asseasment this personal proper- sold under a mortgage the above named plaintiff. Yesterday a treasurer’s execution was is- sued against this property. Possession ot ANTED—Grl for general housesork In small family. Inquire at 1923 Douglas street. 300-4f VVANTED—A first class fomalo cook ana first- class dining room girl both talking Gorman and nglish, at European Hotel, 10th 8t. ANTED—Ex work. 201-t periencod il for genoral houre. Apply at 107 south 14thSt. __ 226.t1 was taken of it by the officer. A re- plevin suit was instituted, as before VVANTED—A gir), 1614 California strect. 868t statad, and the property taken from the treasurer on the writ. The principle involved in this case is W and Co. Opposite P. o ) el I e VWWANIED—A Gorman dining room kite en girl. ANTED—Girls! wo want 15 girls for geueral house work, to spely at onoe to Cannon, Bro's . No charge T4t Hesse and Hoppe, 418 8. 18th 8., between 505-t¢ Harney and Howard, This legal point has nevor been settled Mr. Rush says, if his opinion is not Peo office. MISCELLANEOUSW ANTS, TANTED—Two or tt roe furnished rooms for light housekerping for man and wife. Address ‘G, 525-121 is continually was implicated in the [committed ~against the taxpayers, A Conclusive | large amount of taxes will then go un-|"% roof, it is claimed, can be furnished that | collected. Either through the careless- o%lannod and in part executed the|ness and negligence of the assessors, or robbery which relieved the railroad cam. | the dishonesty Fny of this large amount of money.{mortgages, money so invested is never of the owners of chattcl scholarghi Douglas str ANTED—17 persons to spell 17 words correotly. A scholarship free; to the person spelling 87 correctly a scholarship and good situation. -12§ J. B. SMITH, 1516 Douglas strect. 7 ANTED—The rson writlog the Lord's prayer correctly, in the smallest entitled to a in Smith's School in bookkecplag, 151 reet, b547-121 ‘“There are hundreds of thou- 8an6a of dollars in chattel mortgages that are nevar assessed,” said he. ‘‘Within Dr. M., Bee office. "WANTED—¥o rent ahouse of 4 to 6 rooms in cen- tre part of city, now or by 1at of May,{Addross 476-12p two blocksof this office I can find men who own 860,000 in_chattel mortgages, tate Agent, O; TANTED—To purchase. house andlot s east of 24th Bt. C. 1. SOHALLER, Real By mahs. Real 4519 WAmn—am yords of dirt, at or nearone block west t of the Convent on St. Mary's ave- 8. R. JOHNSON, of Stecle, Johnson & Uo, VWANTED—Good house bet. 16th and 23d on_8t. ar; Address A. L. Potter ve. aud Cass St. t. 307-93 VVANEED A tow perons to learn book nished keeping. Will wait on balf pay until situations aro fur. J. B. SMITH, 1616 Douglas. Factory, QOR SALE—Piano, cheap, Hardrill, 1417 Howard streot. l SSICSALE Ol TRADE—A gkt two seated cover- ed Chaniage, it can bo seenat Simpson’s Ca FOR BALE. ingo 542-10§ newiy new, excellent A great bargain, Appy o W, G, 608,14~ R Cocag, 2211 Cuming St. instrum OR SBALE—Two lots in Shion's 2d_sddition, $450 Sand 3500 Eary terms. BARKER & MAYNE, JFOB BALE—Nios new four room oottago lot 60x 140, very desirable location, south 12th street, 25 d This {s & bargi foot alloy ai the side and back of lot $1,800; $500 lown, balance §16 per month at 8 er cent’ interest. BARKER & 9-9 AYNE. B4 horses, would 116 California St. o2t R SALE—Fine span of carriage ‘el one or oth, " Tnquire a4 & F $2,200.[Cash )R SALE—Three adjoining lots cholcest in Shinn’s azdition, r ear 8b. car and achool house, Il buy them. Arthur C. Wakeley,ruom nal Bank Rullding. 668 10 POWDER Absolutely Pure. wdor mever vares, A marvel of pure M G cistern, well, o fsos, 51,600, OR SBALE—One acre, good b 10om house on Burt two blocks cast of Academy of Bacred 500. 8300 down, balance §20 per month. ttage, 4 large rooms, porch, bay window, ono balf acre giound, beawiful 8600 down, long time on balance. 'his {8 & bargain BARKER & MAYNE. 61311 Thin frangh snd wholesomouess conomical than ary kinds, and cameoy 1d tn competition IL ‘tflmnm- ol':.nw weat. short weight uunl:u r:“yu pne;fl-u. Id oaly in cans. Hoyal Bak- addition. building lot, 100k into OR SALE ~Three beautiful lots, 75x140 feet, each near head of 8t, Mary's avenue, in J. J. Redic} Very chap. * 1t you want & gilt edga this. "BARKER & MAYNE. 61411 SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED. 7ANTED—A girl for IV i ratorved o alRgea housework. L% TG PEAING, M AT Sl ANTED—A driver for & grooery wagon, undorstand the care of horees. " AUneas itk tull name, and whece to be seen. *H. B."Beé sfiioe. uu%‘r ANTED_Man or woman cook. ' Wages 90.00 per week, woman prefered at M. Obers North Platte, Neb. i w01ty Ger- BAb-AL VW ANTED—Copyist. Addross in own writing, b47-12° J.'B. SMITH, 1510 Douglas stresh. VW ANTED- Keepectable kirl st now residence 685 Pleasant street, German Swedo ar Danish, 624 0 wnrrug.A diniog room girl at the Oceldental 532 ~ANTED—Girl at the Slaven Hotel, south Teoth W lheet, neas U. . depot. 6341t |, ANTED—First-class second cook at Planters THouse, 16th and Dodge. 66191 7 ANTED—Girls at Wilkie's Paper Box factory, W A soutn 14in TANIEL—A Geit 8. 18th Bt galns. BARKER & MAYNE. F e Ens, be biad in oF Breung ook at this property b fore buyig TER I‘CUBg: 1:75 Farmnam street. OR SALE—Two nice lots, 50x244 feet each, west of Hansoom park, §1.000 ‘each, These are bar- 616-11 lace, $476 VA OR SALE—Lota In Hanscor on_monthly payments. e E~A fow besutifol lots in Himebaugh OIl‘loscf’;Il&hl“ block off street ocar line, $675 to each. Easy terms. Mcros pice &ymu;d T Tty dition st 4 to lote. Cl an R oneitbird acros in Weet Owaha for $1,850. y"'-fl. ‘This is the cheapest plece of ground to Nice acre in Gise' lolfll-llflon- $850. Terms Ensy. bay window, closets, eto, tull lot, 1} miles 5, " W it XALE—Very.nice 8 room house, corner lot, 66x140, with 20 foot alicy at rear, one block from street cars. Very dosiravle location' aud is & great bargain. 0- #5,000-§2,800 of 1t must be oash. BARKER 70K BALE—40u Lagutitul lota In Walnut Hill ad- dition from §100 (0 s1ee. 1t Wil ay parties to elsowhere. POT- 61 AOR BALE —Barkains in improved and unimprov od property in % additions. Call aud sce. 1ER & COBB, 1515 Faruam street. Fox SALE—Bargains in lots for residence ulation in Walnut Hill, Doneken's, Kosler's Faruam Btreet Foega family, oue block off 8 Mary from POTT. B et T o o] ANTED—A girl for general house work in fam- W AN Gt w505 8. 17un Bt 4989 D—Dinlog room girlat the Emmet house, | § A Davwasa fiaroey snd Farmam, 46168 [TE(—A girl for general house work in & w‘:...u Yoaally; . Pleass do nob Sppiy unlees you oan cook, wash aid rs. Geo. H, E. coruer 19th and neate. - IREY &MOTTER, 8. W. ooraer 16tn sl Farnam. 57U West ;:umm.“-duukns POTIER & wsl.l. * | McCAGUE, opposite Post office, JFOR BALE—Half intercst in a first clans billiard hall, For full particulars address C. L. Herman Plattsmouth Neb, 457-11p OR SALE~Lots in Denise addition. 17 lots at §500 cach. U " 1« g0 « T 1 cornere at 8600 caca. bt v+-Sary You can get one of these desirable lots now and make a choico one weok from to.day, the nunber for salo will be less as the activity in this add. is very marked. No other addition prescnts so fine a_viow of the city without danger of grading. The drainage is porfect Call at office for plat. McCAGUE, opposite Post cffice. 8-le agent. 4412 OR SALE—News stand, good focation 618 8. 18th 8t., between Jackson aud Howard. 8. -0 OR SALE—560 acres miles of the Union gain. POTTE 45241 OR S*LE—12 lots in Plainview at15 to 20 per centbelow the price at which eurrounding lors ve held, Price will bs put up soon if not fold. » 453t POTTLR & COBB, 15156 Faroam TR0 SALE—61ots in Shinu'y 24 addition at bar- gain. Two cheapest lote in Kirkwood for 80 days. 454t POTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St roved land, all within 1§ ck yards., Lands at a bar- COEB, 1515 Fanam street. eet. OR SALE—Corner lot In_city, large houso near oar line. East front, good, 7,000, McCAGUE, opposite P. 0. 35 JFOR SALE-Beautitul corner north and exst front in Shinn's addition with good cottage. Price, 2,200 McCAGUE opposite P. 0. dddu OR SALE—House aud par: lot on corper, in Shinn's addition, one block from St. car. Price 2,000. McCAGUE. 44848 A\ GRE Proverty, 1 amofleriug fve sore lots in Bon- field, one quarter mile from syndicate, purchaco at from §160 tr §200 per acre, This is very desirable property. MoCAGUE, Sole Agent. 442t Emall stock of Drugs and Druggsts' Fixtures A o e et Waterloo, Nebraska* gieod oponlng fora phyaician. ~Ad dreas J, B. €1L- , Elkhorn Station, Neb. 7 JFOR SALE—A tide bar top buggy almost. vow, A. J, Simpson's make. Inquire at 1112 Farnam St. 866-01 TOR SALE OR TRADE—Fresh milchcows xy Beal corner 10th and Dodge St. at Hoe- 202-0p o ERD CORN FOR SALE——1000 bushels of good K sound old corn. Apply to Dr. Ohambers Veter- nary Burgeon, Omaha. o OB BALE-A patent ice:box suitable for butoher or boarding house at U, P. R. £, Aleat market 621 North 16th St. 986-1m NOR BALE AT A BARGAIN—Half & blook near St. Mary’s avenue, ouly five blocks from Court House. ™ Beautiful residont lots or suitable for ten ant houses, Will sub-divide, Address TOMKINS 924 Furnam strect. 7804 3 \OR SAL¥—0la nows quantities at this orm tn largo aud small o OR SBALE—A first-class Voso & %on Plano, at a bargain. Inquire Edholm & Erickson's, 624t RO SALE OR TRADE-A ood spen of muies harness and wagon. Apply to Alex G. Chariton #¢ MoCague Bros. 980-t¢ QR SALE—Farm & miles trom city. nquire Mra. Moyer, over Rosdor's Drug stors, 16 and Webster. 7248 Un BALE _Two open mecond-hand buggies an ng‘n:' dolivery wii=_ choap, at 1819 Harncy 8t OR BALI—~Two portable poil 18, 10 noregor” B:-A ly. B D, FITZPATE, & 41k Sonth 10 B8 _ ORBALE—A small Monler, Bshmard 00 fire ‘proof sale, almost new, at this office, OR BALE—One city, two mcres of ground, ewt 18th St. This is well worth lookinsht. OR HALE—Corner ot in Aghstrong’s add. near car line, §1,000. MoCAGVE, opp. P. 0. 0 OR BALE—A good cottage and lot frontiog on two strects on car s, Must bo o W, price $2,000. 4 OR BALE -House aud 1ot in Hanscom place one X Mo om car line. Price §2,500. McCAGUE, R EALETwe large T6W 8 Tmprovement & "’7.: oummluL Price 1,760, McCAGUSE, P.o. R SALE—One of the finest residence sites on F%Aplml hill, with large well buiit frame house View unexcelled. Prico $6,600. McCAGUE, oppo- site P, 0. 20840 F [VOR SALE—One Vose and Sons piano at & bar- gain. Inquire at Edholm and Kricksou's music store, on 16th 8t. 28041 OR BALE—Twolots in Shiun's 1st sddition not over 2 blocks from Saundor ' 8t.. §75 and 81,060 IREY & MOTTEIR, 8. W, enmer F each. A bargain, 16th and farnam. BMISOELLANEOUS, FIANO FOR BALE—A new. upright giand, first P btk at s bargain. Owher leaving 'city. Inquize 2414 Chicigo street. B8L-11% OST—A red losther poc' et ledger containin L Cen Rud“Dapers of 'vaue on'y to the own Fiador il eave at Tes ot ud be rowanded. 0- . Yards earth to be given away with a pre- i, Camplell and Charles Sta. 00 i on Park Wilde ave. lLiquire J. Phipps Roe, 1612 4. bth Bt. 3K ery desirable venue, 10 blocks flice. Location fine, §8,500. Easy terms. & COBB, 1616 Farnam sigeot. 5 s caxs Abuat 1000 yards of earth given away, with a premium, ot the north-wex 0or. of !kvr‘n\-lnm and Leavenworth, next to acdool 128+ OR SALE—Good house, § roomwand lot, splendid location In Shinu's Add,"81700 moatily pay. Op | MOTTER, & EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTEMY AND OOUDITION Touth skrosk, bebveen Furmam u:“ll:' Pt} u-”m‘f sod shoos ordar. Porteck sablstactio guassatesi