Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1884, Page 5

e ———— OMAHA DAILY BEE---TUESDAY. APRIL 15, 1884 IOUSNESS. arise from indigestion, such as furred tongue, vomiting of bile, giddines sick headache, irregular bowels, The | liver secretes the bile and acts like a filter or sieve, t) cleanse impurities | of the blood. action or suspensions of the bile is liable to overflow into the ! bisod, causing jaundice, sallow com- | wlexion, yellow eyes,biliousdiarrhoea, a languid,weary” feeling and many other distressing symptoms, i iousress may be properly termed an | aftection of ‘the liver, and can be thoroughly cured by the grand reg- ulator of the liver and biliary organs BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the stomach, bowels and liver, making healthy bile and pure blood, and epens the culverts and sluiceways for the outlet of disease. Sold everywhere and guaranteed to ularity in its its functions BURDOCK JOK, HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT Cures Disoases by Building up the System. Ship another_dozen of your Malt Extract recent explosions, or two informers will be produced who ing powersare wonderful, pLON will reveal the headquarters of the co spiracy, whether in We are assured that the French author- ities are on our side and that the French police will prevent outrages. We have no such assurances from America. not believe that the American would connive at sending infernal chines across the Atlantic, but an open crusade is preached in America against England, and funds are collected there for the purpose, and things which have been threatened have been done. {acts are well known to the American po- They can act now if they choose, but at the present temper of the Ameri- can people we should not hope for much from them. Bewaro of counterfeits, ~To be genuino it must ut up in above style ottle, and boar onla- TARRANT & CO, Sole W Agents for tho United States and British Provin- Price, $4.00 Per Dozen. WOODBRIDGE BROS., 215 OPERA HOUSE, Sole Agents for the World-Renowned STECK, Decker & Son, and Hallett & Cunston Also manufacturers and wholesale deasers in Organs and Musical Merchandise. aarsend for Prices. When you come to think of it, it is not 0dd that literary peoplo prefer apipe to s cigar. It is handier to smoke when they aro writing, and ever so much cl And then it gives them the true essence aud flavor of the tobacco. The most fastidious smokers among all of Limerick to-day. ria special: permanentlycured by reme- dies, testedin a Forty Yea 5, ca positively cured, There ropriate remedy 8 0 experimeniing. nsultations, T once used in each cas nal or by letter, sacredly confidential icines sent by Mail and Express, No e to indicate contents or of a solid oreN1, a guaranteod § ness,’ Convulsions, ). ostration caused by the nse 1 or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Do- of tho Lirain resulting in in to misery, decay and death, Promature Old Age, Barrennicss, Loss of power in eithor sex, Involuntary Losses and Bpermat- orrhaea caused by over-exertion of the braiu, sclf- uso or oyer-indulgence, o e ‘one month's treatment, §1.00 a box, or six boxer 20r$5.00, sont by mail propuid on receipt of price WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXES o cure any caso, With ench order reosivea by ar pression, Boftening MoxreoMERY, Al r written guarantee to re. sond the purchass o o treatmont does not effect fund the money Bouro, (uarautees iswnea ooy ny ™0, F, GOODMANN, Druggist Agents for Omaha, Neb, DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S G-'G PREVENTIVE AND CURE, FOR EITHER SEX, The remedy being in direat] ly being injected ¥ poisonous medicln acted on, running contract 9 caso of thoe already unfortunately aflicted we guar # antee thiee boxes o cure, or we will refund the mon Pfiu‘:y wall, postage pald, §2. per box or throc WRITTEN GUARANTEES tesued by all suthorized sgents. Dr FelixLe Brun&Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS € F. Goodman, Druggiet Solo Ageat, tor O ab, ‘e “COUCH MIXTURE." It Seems to Have a Dolorons Effect on Great Britain, And the Irish in America Prove a Perpetual Nightmare, The Times Hopeless of Any Ac= tion by the United States, Desperate Efforts Being Made to Drop the Egyptian Elephant, The Usual Easter Review at Lon- don Turned to a Drill, Spain Well Satisfied With United States' Action ward Cuba. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, A DOLEFUL SQUEAL, Loxvox, April 14,—Discussing the re- cent arrests of suspected dynamiters The Times says: ‘“‘Expoctation is strong that these arrests will lead to closures which will throw light upon the We believe that one AFFAIRS IN EGYPT. Cairo, April 14.—It is stated that Eng- land has submitted proposals to the pow- ers for settling the tinancial troubles. is expected the proposed scheme contem- plates disbanding Sir Evelyn Wood's Egyptian army. THE SALVATION ARMY. BERNE, April 14.—The Swiss federal council has directed officials of Berne and Neurendurg to protect members of the salvation army against outrages. THE EASTER REVIEW, LoxpoN, April 14,—The usual Easter review of volunteer forces has been con- verted into a series of manc:uvres; 33,000 volunteers took part with regular troops at Portsmouth, Aldershot, and Sheer- SPAIN AND BADEAU. Maprip, April 14.—The journals which represent the ministry in com- ments to-day respecting the resignation of General Adam Badeau, consul general of the United States at Havana, thank the American government for the kindly and sympathetic feeling towards Spai They say there is no doubt but Secretary Frelinghuysen may be relied on to act as did Secretary Hamilton Fish towards these Cuban revolutionists. It was added also thai Frelinghuysen has so conducted the correspendence as evidently to force Badeau to give in his resignation. DAWSON AND DAVITT IN LIMERICK, DusLiN, April 14.—Charles Dawson, member of parliament, Davitt were presented with the freedom In connection with the event a monster meeting was held and resolutions were adopted favoring home rule for Ireland and expressing confidence in Parnell. e —— ILLINOIS, The Gathering of the Clans—Planning for To-Morrow's Battle. CHICAGO, April 14,—Daily News’ Peo- The city is already filled with delegates and politicians to attend the republican state convention Wednes- day. Logan’s friends and enemies o its bearing on national pol; and this feature is the one ch 1t is claimed that OGLESBY, DEMENT AND SWIGERT will be nominated for governor, secretary of state and auditor by acclamation. Gen- eral Smith seems to have the lead for lieutenant-governor,but the country dele- gates, it is aaid, arve inclined to **boycott” anybody from Cook county, because of the untriendly feelin; Logan. The probabilities as to the re- mainder of the state ticket seem to be: Becker for treasurer, and Hunt or Mec. Cartney for attorney general. Overtur it is claimed, are beiug made to unin- structed delegates to the national con- venticn to GIVE LOGAN THE COMPLIMENT te from Illinois to start out with, promising in return that if it is shown later that he turn over Logan's following to Arthur, It seems pretty definitely settled that three out of the four delegates at large to the national convention will be Gov- ernor Hamilton, Senator Cullom and ex- internal revenue commissioner Raum, and with a probability in favor of Leon- ard Swett as the fourth. ALABAMA FOR AKTHUR, — Steamer Reported Lost, New Youk, April 14.—I¢ is reported that the United States and Brazil mail u'.emuhig company’s steamer Reliance, o Key Wesr, April 14,—Mail advices from Havana state that Aguero pen ed the rich jurisdiction of Colon receiving everywhere on the road men and horses, aving burnt various plantations where — S ~—N 5 increase if troops are unable capture the Some papers acouse the milita- es of utter ignorance and in- —— K OF DEATH, A Dispute asto Who Should Pay Re- sults in the Fatal Wounding of One and the Probable Lynching of the What may prove a shocking murder was committed hore at7 o'clock this evening. The difficulty was between a blacksmith named John McDermott and a young scapograce known as Major Censor who has been a runner at the Cataract house. Both Consor and McDermott had been drinking, went into a drug store, ordered cigarsand a dispute arose who should MoDermott knocked Cen- This so enraged the latter that he procured a hamwmer, followed McDermott and while the latter was standing at the corner of the street,Cen- sor struck him with the hammer, crush- ing his skull just over the right esr. Af- ter the man fell his assailant stooped down and hit him a heavy blow with his fist, and then fled, but was soon captured The ery of ‘‘Lynch him!” went up from all sides. The ex- citement runs high. which is very probable, the chances are or will stretch hemp. ——— To- in the billiard hall. If McDermott dies, portant dis- N, April 14.—The supreme court of the district, sitting in bane, to- day decided in the patent case of Hoe vs. Scott that there is no appeal to the secro- tary of tho interior from the decision of ner of patents. tom of entertaining such appeals sprung up during Secretary Kirkwood's istration and has continued down to the present time, the records sh many decisions of the commissioner have been revised by the secretary. —e——— rance or America. Destructive Fires, Tacoma, W. T., April 14,—The most destructive fire ever occurred here broke out this morning. Nine buildings forming the principal business blocks of the city were completely destroyed. 000; insurance estimated $65,000. Satem, N. J., April 14. — Gaynor'’s lassworks and two buildings of the Wm. Torri’s oil cloth works burned last night. Two other buildings were damaged. to oil cloth works $75,000, insurance loss to glassworks $15,000. Several firemen were injured. About one hundred men are thrown out of employ- —— Gould Unloading His Labors, New York, April 14 —A meeting of the directors of the Wabash company was held to-day. Upon the recommendation of Jay Gould it was decided to add three more names to the executive committee. James F. Joy of Detroit, George L. Dun- lap of Chicago, and George J. Gould of New York were chosen. men will confer in the management of the road, and relieve Mr. Jay Gould of the burden of attending to the details. These gentle- o —— Iowa Democrats for Tilden, DuBvQUE, April14.—At the democrat- ic convention of Buchanan county, held . | Saturday, to appoint delegates to the state convention at Burlington, rasolu- tions were unanimously adopted amid great applause instructing the delegation to support men for delegates to Chicago who favered the nomination of Samuel ———— Ohoked His Wife to Death}. SHREVEPORT, La., April 14.—Berry Johnson (colored) choked his death early this morning. of snuff, and called in the neighbors that she strangled to death from going to sleep with the snuff in her ohnson has been j is a bitter feeling among the colored peo- and Michael e ——— Bicycles ve. Horses. 8ax Francisco, April 14,—A six-day match between Miss Armanido and John H. Prince on bicycles and Charles M. Anderson on horseback opened to-day at Mechanics’ pavilion. ride twelve hours daily, from noon to Miss Armanido alternates Anderson has a The contestants hourly with Princo. change of hifteen horae e —— Good Effect of the Mob. CiNCINNATI, April 14,—There was a marked difference in the method of con- ducting criminal trials noted to-day in the Common Pleas court. and two pleas of guilty, all begun and ended in one day. e —— The Olearing House Showing, Bosron, April 14, hicfly dis- The returns from twenty-five leading clearing houses of the United States give total clearances for the woek ending April 12, $832,776,- 162, being a deorease of 20 7-10 por cent ) | as compared with tho same period last it showed toward o ——— PERSONAL, Joseph Stabell, deputy city clerk, is very ill, and 1s not expected to recover. has no chance to Dewey arrived yesterday from E. B. Chandler and daughter arrived Sun- day from Kenosh H, H. Marhoff is on a ten days business trip to Chicago and Milwaukee, Rev. A. T. McDill, editor of jthe Christian Tnstructor, published ot Philadelphis, is in this city, and called at Tue Bre offico yos- terday morning. —r—— A Mere Rumor, It was rumored on the street last night that a man was shot on one of lakes 1t appears he was out nd, as reported, wvs shot dan- April 14 —The ro- publicans on Saturdsy and to-day/selected delegates in several distriots to Chicago. It is thought they generally favor Arthur, In the Third district to-day, at the Union Springs, resolutions instructing for Ar- thur were tabled. There will probably be two sets of delegates from soveral dis- tricts, The republican state conventiin meets to morrow. There has been much wrangling throughout the state, and a number of contested seats wil have to be The most prominent republi- cans are already here, north of town, was intentional or accidential could not It was said he was from this Verily a House of Sadness. Baturday little Pearl Dean, aged three years and six months, died of diptheria, at the residence of her parents, corner of James and Franklin streets, This is in- deed a sad death, as will be seen when circumstances are related, James Dean is 1n the employ of Henry Lehman as a One week ago he moved his family oomilting of a wife and two chil- dren from Papillion to this city. twoen New York and Rio De Janerio, has been lost with her cargo, including 7,800 bags of coffee. The pas- engers and crew are reported eaved. they were denied. The insurrection will | within four days little Pearl Dean dies of the same disease. To add more to th’ sadness of tho oase the little boy of Mr. and Mrs, Dean, the only remaining chi very low with the same diseaso and death'is momentarily expected. o — BROUGHT BACK BY A BULLET. A Vagrant while Under Arrest At tempts to Run, and is Stopped by & Bullet. At about 10 o'clock last night officer Hogan arrested a suspicious looking char- acter near 18th and Jaokson streets. The man had been kept undes for eoveral nights by this policeman, Last evening he was found by Hogan, in the vicinity indicated, prowling around a stoe. Ho was then soen to follow a couple of children. Hogan, suspecting something was wrong, approached him. The officer asked where he was staying. He replied, at the United States hotel under arrost. The policeman started with his man for the city jail, When near the corner of Thirteenth and Harney, the prisoner dealt Hogan in an unguarded moment a teriffic blow on the neck and started to run up Harney to Fourteenth street. The policeman followed in hot pursuit shouting to him to halt, and as he refusod to do so, Ho- gan fired three shots in the direction in which he was running, The last one took effect in the fteeing man's thigh producing a flesh wound. He stopped and cried out to Hogan to stop shooting, and Hogan coming up, walked to the oity jall with the aid of the officer. Dr. Lisenring was sent for. His wounds were dressed shortly afterward. The wounded man refused to give his name, He has been in the city but a short time. LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha postoffice unclaimod for the week ending March 29, 1884: GENTLEMEN, Andres A B, 2 Anderson C J Allen R Bond B Basten G Boggs W Baccers P Car Christianson J Connor J Cartin T Critos J B Cohen J Colan C C Craig J Cohen A, 2 Crawford J P Cox T Conley Collier P Conting A Disch N Derly AT Daughters P 0, 2 Dunn H Dupont J H Damato A Do Land W H Eldridge H H Erickson H Evous G Jirenbach O ikbery, Flanagan Faller H L FoxrDM Fauiogton E J Finch J L Farrier C W Franeyer C W Franeyer H Fry D H Farconer A C Goday W F Goodheart D Gorder W Grotoo L Gemler W Grails L Garvey P Hurlburt C A Hoyette & Bro Hageuan L Hanks D Hormaday K Hart R Hawley E Hall L, 2 Hansohn L Huey J B Helm JJ Jons H Juda F Jonson E F Johnson A Karpes L King J L, Kahn HC Kendall G W Kooker H Law L K Lowis B Lindblad 7 Lincoln C A Mollison M McGrath T A McComas £ 1, McCrowe R McChesney T O Munson A Molander J Marronoy W Miller T McDermits T Nohle J A G Opie L 1) Orr W Oliver W Pattison E E Pahl M V Palah R Patterson L Rayourm R Kby 8 yburn yburg jHogers Oal Rogers Chl ichardson A A Ranseh P Simm N Shannon O Stiliery G A Largeant A Swatland J Soelomeyer H Schipporeit C Sauuders A Savage M Stroot A W Serain T B Southwick C H Scrogg ¥ Sutherland E L Trump C Tomsee F. Van Narmon J Vinsher N Wilson M C Withers C L Wilson G Williams J FOURTH CLASS MATTER. Murphy M C McCalmont J F Moore LADIES, Androws Mrs 8 B Mrs J Adolfsson Mrs O A s Mrs O Blocm M Bray Mrs E 8 Brown Miss M Brown Mrs 8 Carter Mrs M E Orawford Mrs E} Curtis Miss M Carney Miss J Crites Mrs J B Dahlgreen Miss A Donlove Miss N Dunn M A Esington Miss M D Fox Mrs H Fay Mrs J Florington Mrs M Geherington Miss E A Girayson Mrs J Goisting Miss N Glbson Mrs A Goodchild Mrs P Hamm Miss A Hoggatt Miss S C Harday Mrs L Hail Miss L Hatcher Miss J Hayeltine Mrs Hartshorn Miss I Hansen K Harlin Mrs P Hester Mrs C Henry 1 Jinson Mrs H Jones Miss N Joyce Mrs C, 2 Johnson Mrs H Kelley Mrs M D Klorty O, Leonard Mrs J May E MecAllister Mrs R McCombs Miss 8 McDonald Miss ¢ Nelson N Oriley Miss Overman Miss § B Patterson Miss M J Pritchley Miss 8 Parry Miss M ¥ Quin Mrs Ryan Mins A Tailoy M Rogers Miss B Sheldon Mrs B Sheffer Miss Simpson Miss E Story Mra R H Sweenoy Mra M Stevens Miss B Tracy Miss 1 Utterback Mrs L, Woodard B M WallMisE_ © Walkers Mra P A Wego Miss . K. Courast, Postmaster, Real Estate Transters The following deeds were filad for record in the county clerk’s office April 12, reported for Tae Bzx by Ames' real estate agenocy: Smith's add., $800. Bedford & Bouer and wives to George W. Wilborn, w d, lot 9, block 3, Kirk- wood, $360, wh, lot 14, Hawes' add., $1,000, Rogers’ Okahoma, $450, Wi 2014, (ymaha, $10,300, . P. Ry Co, to R. 8. Hall and J. O'Conner, 4 ¢, undiv 13 acres in n} 36-16-13, $50. d, w55 feet lot 174, Millard & add., 8900, w d, w4 of se 12, 16, 11, $1800, placed them in the house, the location of which is given above, The house isa:17, Okahoma, $600, double one and in the other side lives the famuly of J, W, Garretson. J. Campbell and B, Reed and wives to . P. Nelson and E. L. Robertson, w d,]one that was burned. day last & little child of Mr. Garretson’s | part lot 22 in sec 21, 15, 13, $1600, died of that dread disease, diptheria, and Hogan then told him he would go with him to that place. He refused to go with the officer, who _then placed him sian government ran short of powder,and . the explosive was required to continuo | oo BN Linliip 2 p the defanse of Sebastopol. A cargo was = s purchased from Duponts in this country, MANHOOD RESTORED. v im of early imprudonco, causing neryous and was placed in a_steamship lying off campaign the government began to con- sider what means it had for supplying powder to the vast armies to be put in the field. Mr. called to Washington to pool with the necessary credentials, per- sonal and financial, and made his way | 20-81,800—House of 7 rooms in Redfield’s sub-di- once applied to Peabody and the Baring (then financial representatives of the Bedford & Souer and wives to W. 8, Marr, w d, lot 7 block 5, Kirkwood, $350. James Dailey to Catharine Kinsler, w | a little bedding and s few articles of d, n 67 of s 2068 feet ot lot b9, B, E, Kdwards and wifo to J. and G, E, Barker, wd, s 60 feet lot 8, block | twenty valuable gu R mn.ifi?v".'i""‘;.‘?“zfi;’._ [:fl[pfintfl[s and Buildg[s 817 South 18th St., below Farnam. nwand n 40 roods in lot 2, section|and was carried by him duriug the famous James L. Krone to James Ooufmac. ‘l’l wel Daniel Sullivan and wife to Emilie | and with his brother Dan slept in “!l; P! Klnun, w d, w lot 3, block 59, Omaha, 600, Wm, C, Ainsworth to Rasmus Nelsen, A. O, Eden and wife to John and Gus Petersen, w d, s 6 rods of n 14 rods of lot | named Denmark, Here he will live, with 82500, LAMMOT DUPONT'S CAREER, Worth $12,000,000When Killed--Run- ping & Blockade to Supply Rus. sin Wit." Powder—His Sorvi the Government the War. Philadelphia Racord. Mr. Lammot Dupont, who was killed on Saturday by the explosl. n at Thomp- son's point, is said to E lion pounds of theso materials were consumed in the country in 1882 the Repanno company's works at Thomp. son's point producing one-third of this |er’ powder daily 1f that smount were needod. One of the most daring achievements — - e e Smith, w d, lot 6, block 10, Shinn's add, |ed a draft on his solicitor in London at the Big Springs bank for £10,000, the same be nually by the trustee who was put in charge of his immenso ostates until his debts shall have boon paid. As soon as the money camo his lordship purchased 2,400 cattle for his range, which until that time had been empty, and is now giving tion. Stray coples of newspapers containing allusions to the illegitimate son of his divorced wife have reached here, and have been road with interest by the citizens, Seen worth | but it is not probable that the earl has $13,000,000. He had » contro'ling in. [secn them, for he seldom looks at a nows- toreat in tho manufacture of nearly all the | Paper, and nevar alludes to hin domestio oxplosives that wero smade in |difficulties. Ho appears to care nothing the United States and Osnada oxat [About events in the outside world, but ia of the Rocky Mountains. Ten mii- [#bsorbed in his now oceupation, L] 0w undiputed that Wel De Mey- Oatarrh Cure {s the enly treatment amount. R is credited with having cr- | that will baolusely, curo Ontareh.frash or . chronlo ~ “Very_efficacious, Saml. Gould, ganized a combination of all the makers Woeping Water, Neb" “‘One bos cured me, of high explosives. When negotiating | Mes, Mury Kenyon, Bismarck, Dakotac “If with the Panama Canal company, for the | restored me to the palpit, Rev. Geo, E. Reis powder to be used in that work he guar- | Cobleville, N. Y. On box radioadly cured anteed to supply twelve tons of Atlas |jer Hov, C; X DTN Gt AT D ure after auffering, 7. 1, McDoaald, 710 Brosdway, N. BLOCK 16 | Y.,” &, &e. Thousands of testimonials are i recorded in the history of the prosent [received’ from all parts of the world, De-. century is one of which he was the central | livered, $1.00. Dr, Wei De Moyer's Llustra- i ¢ i he Cri . | ted Treatise, wish statements by th figure. During the Crimean war the Rus malled fron. 1, B. Dawey & Co., ’inz l":“?::: ing the amount allowed him an- the herd his porsonal atten- — Wei Do M C. H. Taylor, 140 Noble street, 1 t 3 1 i Baltimore. The British had frigates posted in waiting outside the Chesapeake. o Aftor seven foints tho watchors | BisTonos.sogcurs: which ho will sud 4 e e ner . New Yonh cross the Atlantic, through Gibraltar | ——— were eluded and a chase begun and up the Mediterranean sea. With re- markable good fortune the vessel passed through the Bosphorus and into th Black sea unchecl:ed; but when nearin the place of contention the English war- ships hailed the stranger. Young Dupont was at the helm himself, and insisted that the vessel proceed, not heeding the sig- nals from the warships, Two broadsides were fired into the vessel, but she was able to steam ahead and steer through the rocks and was beached inside the Russian lines, This daring adventure saved the CArgo, for which the Russian government paid the sum of §3,000,000. Throughout the civil war the family rendered distinguish- | N ed services to the government, and at the very beginning of the rebellion Mr. Lammot Dupont was placed in a position by which, through his energy and ge- the country was supplied with the meana of defense for the ensuing confles. | y5_g3,000—House and full 1ot on Hamilton street, Lots have been arr aflged When it became evident that the rebel- lion was uot to be suppressed in a single with the president, and his matoe fairly startled the cabinet by “;_ 01-$8,000—Stcre building and dwelling on_tull lot, 650x155 feet with bl'O&d vealing to them a great danger ahead in the higely probable exhaustion of the supply of saltpeter. From England | 14-8220—Houto on Poppleton avenue, south alone could the requsite amount be ob- tained, and Mr. Dupont sailed for Liver- with all speed to London. ‘Lhere he at United States in London) bnt encounter- ed many obstucles attributable to the timidity of the secretary of the treasury, who, after promising an ample ocupply of funds, had failed to make good |177—84,700—New house on tull ot on Charles stroct, all his engagements, In this emergency the patriotic envoy concluded, on the re- | 162—¢3,600—House and fuil lot in Lake's addition* sponsibility of his own house an arrange- ment with Brown Brothers & Co., which laced at his command a suffi ut the greatest difficulty was yet to bo encountered, for Earl Russell’s govern- ment refused be deprived of so much saltpeter, and Mr. Dupont returned to America. Another consultation of the cabinet was called, and when ull were bewildered Py Ny . Wy i 1 3 by the difficultios of the situntion, Mr, | 10-#00—Gandcottags op ltontiog entwoste | ing gn intrinsic and con- Dupont made the suggestion that in the event of another refusal, the American pont to forbear communicating§with Mr that the council had been communicated arrival of the news of the capture of hearing that tho vessol had sailed ex- to state confidentislly to Mr. Lincoln that scarcely for any cause would Eng- land at that period go to war with Amer- ica, bured M. Dupont that ho s st 1oery | SHARS & BOSARD e —— AN EARL WITHOUT A HOME, Aylesford's Ranch-House Burns Down New York Sun, Bun a few weeks since, has recently met having been burned to the ground. The fire-originated through the carelessnes Wm, Mackrell to Gideon Mayne, w d, | of aservant in handling kerosene oil, only a few moments were required to complete the work of destruction, Only |. ity, promaturo docay, et 3 & BOsar fll y | divisions of 8 nith’s addition, REAL ESTATE, Williams' Block,15th&Dodge Farnam, Dodge, and Daven- 0, 181—§1,800—House and lot in Credit Foncler addi 178-81,700—House and halt lot on Churios stroct, ly through the property. 264,000 Houso and barm on 1ot tronting on | WibH SPOgial reference to desi- 19—§1,500—House and full 1ot on Bancrott streot. 24—31,500—Store bullding and half lot on JBancroft 101—$2.600~Two ghory houso on balt lot on 19th St One bl 60—Good house ot 10 rooms on fall lot, 2ood o oo Goanel 8 f2%erm | pive Honses For Sl Monthly Payments,| 224 Sold on easy terms. 153—84,000—House of five rooms and two lots oh . Peanpons aut showe o ontamty | Eerta R R R ’l‘hia,p il: was understood, was {o clty, #9500 40O Mok sy : 5 bo stated merely as an alternative, h)lmnlwl'ujdlllunln north part of city 1s belng sold randenng it desirable for in- . ) by A y us 80 overy one can havo a home. ~ Call and lot for_its moral effect, without any im- | ulshow you th Rinates drive’ i i i i our office, B o O e ront | kwool. o havs only afaw lowicte i ene | VOSEIONE, OF permanent res- accepted the suggestion and Mr. Du. | pont, returning to England, had an in- terview with the prime minister, who, | find only a third of the lots left on learning the danger of an interruption |, of diplomatic relations, hegged Mr. Du- | ;rade, tion and the firat comes, get them on easy terms, Millard and Caldwe'ls addition, We sell very cheap elug noar Bherman ave., and tho Tota alio sll on range ffom $325 to $500' n Wo have a lot on Whaaton street, in Armstrong's Adams for a day, and next morning |addition castfroot. We will sell cheap’ and on m':y called upon him at his hotel to tell him | terme. Mayflcld I8 wost of the clty, Cuming and Cass Sta. by telegraph, and the ‘consent of tho [ yuni throush it. . W nell 1 five hore. tracta on easy government obtained to export the salt- | terms, and we will give loni torms to those conteni. present on easy terms. boter. A numbor of vessel were |Pistisk bullding, Only 24 inilos from ke oity. Wo h bai In all p of ity I ved e o o st oLy B8 AR L ant ot ey nwcn i ossavy st | Over 100 lots alreadv sold, ary public in the office at all ties, aad convey- Mason and Slidell. The premier on |uces toshow property. R — and He Spends One Night ly payents. Claripadivin, (ol 8. }. HOWELL, President, 40 acros 6 miles west of Post office, P $2,000, : i \ K House of 10 rooms, full lof barn, The earl of Aylesford, whoso carcer in | the "%‘E‘:fxfiu‘l'm:flg:fl“g;‘f 1‘('-':‘::.”;75:«'-' on street [trrok, 3,500, n:’on ; pay- ards, Tow Europe was the talk of the world, and | geack v George C. Bassott and wife to James | whose adventures among the cowboys of C. Large, wd, lot 6, block 16, E. V.|Texas were described in a letter to The | omna. with a serious misfortune, his ranch-house | MCCARITHY & : BURKE, ' 4§ & . a8 a strong goalo was blowing at the time | 218 14TH STREET, BET, FARNAM ' / Naving tri acovors known romedy These additions are sub- sightly piece of ground ad- joining the city on the west tron, lot 8Ax182, house of 8 rooms. pOl’t Streeta' running dmct' Gord home, near depot. zood well and cistern, halt cash and time on balance. good barn, fences and In_ first-olass ro pair, for sale cheap and on easy terms Sherman avenuo and 17th streot. Good frontage uf 63 feet on two streets. Cash takos a story and & half house on rable bnilding sim, being full lot, on stree’ car, good well and catorn, just off of Saundorsstrest. two block: fiom green car line in north Omaha, on easy torms. streets and alleys. Several investments have already front, splendid little home and cheap, too. vision, been made by those intend- strect. ing to build good residences trom car lne. Good barn good fences and all in good ropaic “This I3 & bargain. this spring, A limited num- near car line. ber of good houses will be one block from car line and on easy terms, built for persons byuisg lots, &c., and two blocks from Red line. B e This is inside property, hav- the best part of the city. Sold cheap for cash, stantly increasing in value, he lots, only ten minutes drive from* ition. For Cuming stroot property, fition aa ono will know when' thy | 10@N% @8, Prices for lots, and will be sold for this Houses inproveinents, houses {or rent. Five acres near city, easy terms Several houses for sale on monthly payments. Soveral thousand acres of lands desira- ble locations in the best counties of the state, THE OMAHA C. R BCHALLER, Vice-President, ments. —117 8, 14t Stroet snd Mi m AND DOUGLAS, wearing apparel were saved from the flames, but the earl's greatest regret is the loss of his ari ry.hin which wese wi ious of the world. One of these guns was merly the property of the prince of Wales, PLEULER & HINZ, ASOLEJ AGENTS, 4 PRACTICAL Addroess 1214 South 18th Street. tiger hunt in India, where the earl was hus companion. The *‘Judge,” as the cowboys call his lordship, bore his loss philcsophicall E. A KELLEY, M. D. C. A, WILSON, M. D,, hysicians and Surgeons OFFICES—ROYD'S OPE2A HOMY —~AND~— open air on the leeward side o the' barn t{: following night. In the morning he rode into Big Springs, and obtained pe w aan t o d mission to occupy & vacant ranch-hou balonging to his nearest neighbor, a man auch comforts as the country affords, until & new cabin is erected on the site of the As was stated in my former lotter, or Second Hand Clothing J. W. Nichols and’ wife to John T, | about the 1st of January the earl deposit. | sieches . BioBERICK. TO PURCHASE 0 or address Mr. or Miv, J. BRODERICK, 018 South 10th street.