Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1884, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BER=TUESDAY APRIL 15, 1684, Kemmerling jumped out from behind a telephone pole and dealt him a hard blow in the face with a blunt instument of some kind, inflicting & painful wound. A warrant has been issued for Kemmer- ling's arrest. On Sunday morning about 12:30 two men entered the European hotel, on Ninth street, and ordered two dozen fried oysters, Tha bivalves were pre- pared as ordered, and the two men dis- posed of them. After finishing their meal, one of the fellows told the proprie- tor, Lieon Kopald, that they had nomoney, but would give him an order and he could get his money Monday. This would not answer Kopald, however, and he took one of the fellow's hats as security. At this juncture the fellow drew a revolver from his ocket, and placing it under Kopald's noso threatened to shoot him. opald was telling Judge Beneke about the proceeding yesterday and he smd ‘‘when dot fellow put dot revolver under my nose I vas disgust- ed und dropped the hat.” That kind of proceeding will disgust almost any man, especially if he can soe that the revolver is loaded. One of the fellows was arrest- ed and will have a hearing to-day. OMAHA MARKET HOUSE. The Matter Considercd by the Board of Trade Last Evening, Henry Pick, Charles Nagel, J. G. W Thomas, T. N, Parker, L. THE COUNTY CONVENTY"gp | w. A ballot for the nineteen delegates to the state convention resulted in the elec- tion of the follewing eighteen gentlemes Isaac 8. Hascoall, W. J. Connell, E. M. Stenberg, A. J. Hobon, T. K. Sudbo- rough, D). N. Miller, Tom Cuammings, John T. Clarke, J. N. Phillips, Geo. Coulter, P, O. Hawes, I. N, Pierce, P. THE DAILY BEE. T OMAHA. |Me Ciy Hal Crowiet I, gpesn 1o Witess e gome Tuosday Morning, April 16, Notice to Advertisers, Sahler Allowe” by the Gonvention ith, who has for the past year to Half ia Dol en‘:;l:i.es::i';lwn of manager of tho advertis. Carry His Point, J. Qualey, H. C. Timmo, Lowis Thomas, tng departmont of Tie Brn, has loased the - H. J. Rolfs, Will Clarke, J. M. Thurs. ;;::;u.mn of this paper, and will hereaf- | THUFSt sy wpioyat for the State Con-[ton, L. R. Wright. that department. - Ed. Leeder who had received the next okt Kotk g by ey VERCOHEE S0V Highest numbet of votes was elsoted by ; o noclamation and made the complement of Jeiauch B3 Deblskine Oa publican conven- | the Douglas county delegation. ; The convention then adjourned. o “ROUGH ON RATS.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, 1bc. Drugcists o —— JAMES FOX OBJECTS. He Declares the Contract for Curbing Parnam Street as Illegal. ASTORIA — T} ——— | ’Infants and Children ‘Withont Morphine or Narocotin What gives our Children rosy cheeks, . What cures their fevers, makes them sleep : 4 'Tis_Cnstorin. The Site Selected on Fifteenth Street, Next to Jefferson Square, Property Owners Thereabout Waive Olaims for Damages—Other Matters, ‘When Bables fret, and cry by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kflls their worm: ? B Castor's, hnt quickly curca Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion ; But Castoria. The Douglas county rej tion met in the ity hall building Monday ¥or the Upper Missimippi valley: aftornoon. At 2 o'clock the convention Yocal rains and local storms generally, [ Was called to order by the chatrman,I. 8. oooler weather, winds shifting to tho| Hasoall, T. K. Sudborough was chosen worth and west, and rieing harometer. | gooretary. Motion was made that a com- For the Missouri valley: Tooal rains, | 54104 of soven bo appointed on creden- followed generally hy clearing, cooler tials, rtherly winds, higher baro. ‘::02:?" o ¥ R An amendment was made to the motion that the committec only report upon such LOCAL BREVITJES. delegations as was not contested, and that the committee then decide which of the contesting delegates were entitled to seats in the convention. After consider- able controversy both the original ques- tions and amendment were carried. The following gentlemen were ap- pointed upon the committee on_creden- tiala: J. 7. Clark, chairman; E, M. Sten- berg, M. C. Meany, P. J. Qualy. Wm. Clark, H. C. Timme and G. W. Hitch- cock. Up to 3 o’clock the committee had not brought in their report. The city hall was crowded to its ut- most capacity, and a great deal of inter- est is being manifested. Aftor a half hour esion the commit- teo reported the seats of the followin, The Weather. THE NEW MARKET HOUSE. At the regular adjourned meeting of the board of trade last evening a quorum was present. The call of the roll was dispensed with on motion. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. The report of the market house com- mittee was then taken up and read by President of the Board Falconer. The report was a written one of some length, stating the committeo examined all sites on Dodge street and Capitol avenue, be- tween Fifteenth and Ninth streets, It had examined all favorable locations, and found upon looking up* the records that no sufficient amount of ground belonged to one person as a place for the market house. This matter was placed in the hands of a real estate firm, which after some time reported that no lot of ground of suitable size could be obtained for less Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorin, Centaur Liniment.—An ab- solute oure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an lnstantaneons Pain-reliever. TR T T Full RENT ol ~Furnished rooms 2297 Dodge St. 4 JOR RENT-Furnished rooms 1621 Farnam St. 501.14p. . Military Orders. Recruit Charles H. Boyd, enlisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, is assigned to com- pany C, Sixth infantry. The requirements of general orders No, 16, series of 1883, from these headquar- ters are so modified as to require that after a man has passed from the 100 yard range to the 200, he shall be required to practice first at 200, 300 and 500 yards to qualify for the second class; then at the same distances to qualify for the first class; then at 200, 300 and 600 yards to qualify as a marksman, and, having qual- —*How like a mountain thingamy in che heart Reins the unchecked ambition To be an alderman and own the ward ‘We live in. Oh! it s so glorious To be an alderman and own the earth! Bat it is selfish to carry the earth Around in your pocket, ns some alder. men do.” ~—There wasa goneral free fight in a saloon on Fourteenth street between Douglas and Dodge streets, Sunday afternoon. No ar- rests were made, A Prospect of a Lawsuit Before the ‘Work is Oommenced. Contractor James Fox is very indig- nant over the action of the board of public works on Saturday night in letting the contract for the curbing and guttering on Farnam street to Hugh Murphy & Co. Mr. Foxcalled at Tue BEk office yesterday, and stated that at the time of opening the bids it was found that the bid of NT A furnished front room at 1430 S. 695-14p [OR R Single furnished room, 1617 Chicago street. Loy OR RENT—Lsrge south front room, nicely fur- nished, 1908 Farnam St, asatt o OR RENT—In private family, furmshed rooms with board. 1814 Davenport street. 820-168 & b from the various wards and |Hugh Murphy & Co. and his bid for than §50,000. 1"h'e cqmmitlee then fell | itied as auch..to‘ begin practice for the | 1o R _Storo room 1600 Farnam St,, by Ml:‘:‘tl:::l::d?r:ll(};npyhlzx hg;;ln:n:lslgyk. :r.;s:‘in::rt: nr:: contested: curbing and guttering Farnam street were back upon the original idea—the use of purpose of qualifying as a lhx.r!'mhoow PAULSEN & CO. SO JOQR SALEBargaine in tmproved and unimpor. od property in 90 additions. Call and see. POT- TER & COBB, 1815 Farnam steect,. #1041 7\OR SALE aing in lota for residence or speo- ulation i ut Hill, Deneken’s, Koslers and Wost (Cuming adaiti POTIER & COBB, 1615 Farnam Streety 520-t {OR SALE—Tots at §375 to 8400 in_ Arlington, in- side city limits, near Saunders stroct, 8370 b 505-4 AMES, Fariam stree 34 addition, 0, one of the fin’ 1 bargain for & Easy terms, IREY & 4014 OR SALE-—Lot one, block A No. 1 8 100m house, est cottages in Omaha, Thi man_whe wants a home. MOTTE! 15th and Farnam JOR o lots in Tmprovement add. 186 Price §1,750. McCAGUE, opposite P. 0. 205,t¢ SALR, - 8 beautitul scre lots on L avenworth St., or will exchange for house snd lot. IREY & MOTTER. ass-tt JFOR SALE oot 2 story house andlot in E V.. Smith's addition, near 8t. cars. 0 rooms; well cistern, barn. bearing fruit troes, oto., §2,400, a splendidbargain, TREY & MOATER. 1304t ouse ete., all now §2,700 very oasy Lorm: RO BALE—Cottagerooms § lot, water-works it h & MOT 8. W. cor. 16th and Facnian.j, s at 8370 to 8400 in Arli y near Baunders street, 8375 to §- AM 6Ot _ AMES, Farnam street. RO SALE-Two ot tho most desirable Tota In Lowe's 1st. add., fino view, price 8760, south and east frontago, fenced. A bargain. McCAGUES opposite P. 0. 430" $ 65 4 corners at 8600 eaca. 1 0w g O You can get one of theso desirable lots now and make & choico one week from to.day, the number for sale will bo less as the activity In this add. is very marked. No other addition presents so finen_view of the city without danger of grading. Tho drainage plat. in perfect Call at cffico for McCAGUE, oppesite Post office. _ 8:le agent. 4 sscRECRT S 08 office. gl S - \OR SALE - Lots at 8375 to 8400 in_Arlington, in- side city limits, near Saundersstroet, €3/ 5 to £400, 867-11 AMES, Farnam strect. 'OR SAT.E—580 acres improved land, miles of the Union Stock yards. 1 ain, POTTER & COEB, 1513 45241 nam street. the side of some street. Mr. Swift and is neighbors then came with a proposition to market just the same 98 cents per foot. He says that each of their bids was accompanied by the required certified check for $500. First Ward—E. M. Stenberg, A. J. Hobon, John Christopherson by C. O. Kent by George however, poor mortal man was permitted to @azo upon his dazzling countenance. ~Mr, John W. Motcalf and Miss Llizabeth | Thrane, proxy. Jo OR RENT—Uufurnished rooms 1621 Capitol ave. 1 SPECIAL NOTICES, | forward place g - g - 5 | 'OR RENT—Furnished rooms 1816 Dodge 8t. Hoff: ; Thomaa Pieronett, John | Notwithstanding the facts that their bids | the house on Fifteenth F 310-141 H. Metealf, both of this city, ware married Roifi‘?i’gmflxfs. Smith, proxy; G. A.|were the same, and consequently were |Btreet botween Chicago and Cass stroets. TOSLOAN—Monev. {OR RENT- -Third floor «f building No. 1911 Far- on Monday afternoon, April 14, by Rev.| g oo o 4 entitled to like consideration from the ;l‘h., house uébe 40 feet m%gnnd 284 feot T R 8 Charles W. Savidge. P i . | hoard, that the contract let to Mur- | long,Zone side resting on the pavement | ANTED. — ol ke Second Ward—W, J,'Connall, M. C. | hoard, BI3 ek thRal w3, | of Jefferson square and the other side on Sl G el e o TR ~At the annual Easter Monday election g{efiney, .llo}in g ]Eehxél, 8. J.h{mmn, L of the Trinity Cathedral, the old vestry waro | S. Hascall erka, O, Specht. reoatatad by . M. Woelworth and E. Wake. | Fourth 'Ward—D. N. Miller, G* M. ley for warden,VH. W. Yates, H. Kountze, | Hitchcock, T. K. Sudborough, N. A. George Doane, C. S, Montgomery, E. B, %“';;" S" l% ’ll‘ll“)u.um V':- Ji,g;;-tch,E. D. D ' N lewater, . Chandlor, Lowis Reod and J. P. Hawkins | "t e g 50Ct Bty o, John for vestrymen, McDonald, Thomas Cummings, Henry A REMARKABLE ESCAPE. Bolln, Geoge King, by Ed Leeder proxy, Mrs. A. Dailey, of Tunkhannook, Pa., | James Young, John Clatk. was afflicted for six with Asthma an Sixth Ward—M. Ittner, by John Bronchitis, during which time the best physi- | Shill, proxy, A. N. Kear, Joe Rowles, clans could give no relief, Her lifo was de: BT 1 Toae Ociptignit Becmren | ot fororsony B, B Allen, B. W, Lane, N as| o sl S Bottls of Dr. King's New Discovery, when | rcmpbell nhg(& Oo., and his bid was totally ignored. r. Fox says he remonstrated with Mr, Creighton, but that that gentleman insisted that the board had a perfect right to do as they pleased and could let the contract to whoever they pleased. Mr, Fox claims that the proceeding is illegal and that he will take steps to prove that it He says the only right, legal and just way to settle the matter was to call for new bids, in which case the tax- snyer- would get the work done at a great eal less expense, as the bids the second time would be considerably less than 98 cents per foot. Potersen, 8. E. corner 15th and Douglas, 162:41 JOR RENT—10% acre farm. Also brick yard. T. Murray. 0.1 Wages good. ent Bureau, 217 No. 16thSt. 651-14p the center of the street. Mr. Swift and his neighbors waived all claims for dam- ages. The cost of such a building would | V¥ not exceed $12,000. It was estimated that a building of the proposed size would have room for one hundred stalls, rent- ing at 85 per month, giving a revenue to the city of $6,000 ver annum. The com- mittee recommended the acceptance of Mr. Swift's and his neighbor’s proposi- tion. The report was adopted. On motion a committee of two was appointed to present to the city council a copy of the report and urge upon that body " the laay, German-American prefer- red. ~ Only experienced hands need apply. Aug. Dormann, 618 8o. 18th St. [ VW ANTED Esperienced salesnan for boots 8hoes. Aug. Dormann, 618So. 1th St. 650-16p VW ANTED=Lay book keepor. Apply by Tetter A tfollflnry 8t. Felix, 17th and Howard street. T- Furnished rooms 1017 Dodge stre: FDI’; lall:'fl‘l‘—l-\lmllnod rooms, 1617 Dodge sereet. 134 'OR RENT—Rooms In Nebraskn Nationa Bank Bullding. Most desiratle offices in the olty Supplied with hydraulic ele'ator snd heated b o House, lun‘nzn and | gteam. Apply at Bank. 620-t1 ANTED—Two girls at Pu OB RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwe cor. 18th and Capitolavenue, formerly Creighton House., 150.t JOR SSLE—12 lots in Plainview at15 to 20 per cent below the Jrico at which surrounding lo.s e hield. Price will bo pat up soon it not told. 453-tf POITER & COBB, 1616 Farnam Stroet. O SALE—6 lots in Shinn's 2d addition at a Lar- gain, Two cheapest lot in Kirkwood for 3¢ days. A54-t1 POTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. JFOB SALE—A patent loo-box suitable for butcher or boarding house at U, P, R. R. Meat market 921 North 16th St. 935-1m Lots at 8376 to §4.0 in_Arlington, in- 5 to 8400, near Saunders’ street, s AMES, Fi orner lot In city, large house near East front, good, $7,000. = McOAGUE, 8451 car line, opposite P. 0. OR SALE~Beautiful corner north and east front Y in Shinn's addition with good cottage. Price, 2,200, McCAGUE opposite P. 0. 4dd-tt JFOR SALE—Houso and par: lot on corger, in Shinn's addition, one block from St car. §2,000. McCAGUE. [t West Omaha—William F. Heivs, B o e ey conanin€ | Charles J. Ryan, and I, N. Pierce, Gired, gatning in fieah 50 pounds, In fo ‘months, Froo Trial Bottles of this cortain cure of all Throat and Lung Diseases at C. F. Good- Mr. Fox said that he had consulted the city attorney in regard to the matter, and that that gentleman informed him that the proceeding was illegal, and now he (Mr. Fox) proposss to contest it. necessity of taking 1mmediate steps to- ward the building of such a proposed market house. John Evans and H. G. Clark were appointed the committee. The written waiver of damages, result- —A firat class, steady cobbler. to s first ' | JR'URNISHED room heated 522 N. 19¢h. and Farnam. Saratoga—Henry Pick, H. Flickinger, and W. H. Lawton. Union— Peter Hiler, H. C. Thomas and Lewis Thomas, by E. Thomas, FOR BALE. WA 3ood draughtsman at James Foss, Redick's Block. 8151 oomed house with large o " 4 v OR SALE—Fou m acres of 5 (0 2 t! fo - | b, e S )1 S 4100 BOARD OF TRADE. McAidle—OCarsten Rohwer, James e and his former partner, Mr. Mack, RaalOIiBeEENa Thtas " Swift and G, | doning, tonced With good bosrd fones and il uaar; | Powell's Drug Store, 18th and Jackson. 6:410p dissolved partnership, and ever since that time he has been bulldozed, and he does not propose to stand it any longer. He says he knows a good deal about the workings of the ring, and will show them up if they are not careful. Durkee's Salad Dressing.—A ready- made, rich and delicious dressing for all salads of meat, fish or vegetables. heaper and infinitely better than home- made, Unrivalled as a sauce. e — COOLLEGE CHUMS. Walsh and Eggert Ott. Jeffarson—C. Oft, H, C. Timme and John Rohwer. Millard—J. J. Allen, D. F. Ebener and John H. Pederson, by J. J. Allen, roxy. Waterloo—F. J, Clark, by F. W, RO RIS Ooxrseponiiacs. Corliss, proxy, George Johnson and W. Al a meeting of the board ot trade a|H. Clark. telegram was read from Congressman| Chicago—H. J. Rolf, August Nolte A and H. G. Young. Pusey. Thd telegram read: ‘Do you The committee further reported two want any kind of a bridge bill Y0 pass [ contests, one from the Third ward, and this congress?” After some discussion |the second from Jefferson precinct. The the secretary was instructed to wire Mr, | delegatious from the Third wa: Pusey: “Yes, iesolutions to follow.” ;::Et:d by LE e W the plow. Must be rented this week. MORTON & HARRIS, 15th and Farnam. 640.1t WANIED—A girl for gonoral howework In a family of two. 104 South 25th street 047-28p v and cigar stocks, res- irniture stochs. A Thiee partners wanted. 6521 OR SALE—Confection, taurants, hotels, g roceri soda fountain for $100. gency, 217 N. 1¢th St, Giacomini was read by the Secretary. PROPOSED POUND, A lengthy discussion upon the pound question instituted by Mr. Estabrook took place. It was finally resolved as the sense of the board that the city main- tain a pound law and enforce the same by proper ordinance. OTHER MATTERS, A communication from J, H. Herrick, president of the New York produce ex- change protesting against the further coinage of silver dollars, and asking the board to take measures to provide for their suspension, as also communica- The Board of Trade Anxious for Any Kind of a Bridge Between Omaha and Council Bluffs. legant residence property on Daven- near 3lst strcet. 12 room house. . Fuillot, §8500. FEasy terms. Barker & Mayne. 068-t1 ’s girl, not younger than 16 | m street. €48-14p Go WY ANTED—Woman for general work in small fam- lly. 85 por week. 112 south 12th 8%, 605-14§ [ TS0R SATE_Nico lots In Hanscom Place and = — — Himebaugh Place, $475 to $850,0n monthly pay- ANTED—Immodintely, firat class nurse for child | ments. B:rker & Mayne, N, E. Cor. Farnam ‘and 613 north 22d, between Cass and California. B. | 1th Sts. 655t B. WOOD. 00218 | — A 2 ag carpet at C. Nf:q:\}éum;;' V/ANTED—A glrl, 1514 Calitornia strect. 868t VW ANTED—Girls! wo want, 15 girls for general Rouse wark, to apply at anoe to Cannon Bro's and Co, Opposite P. 0. No charge, 74144 —Three adjoining lots, chcicest in ition, near St. car and school house. ill buy them. Arthur C. Wakeley, tional Bank building. Schoolmates ot Princeton Reunited 24 Omaha N ol i, those TR SALE—Tots at 8575 o 8420 in Adll cton in- side city llmits, near Saundersstreet, $375 to $100. 574t AMES, Feanam strect. A G Proverty, Tamoffering five acre lots in Bou- field, one quarter mile from syndicate, purchace at from $160 tr 8200 per ncre. 'This is very' desirable property. McOAGUE, Sola Agent. 42-t Asnmn stock of Drugs and Drugpsts’ Fixtures for gale in the live town of Waterloo, N ebraska- food oponing fora physician. .~ Address J, B. 8IL- ER, Elkhorn Station, Neb. 789-t1 F (QEFD CORN FOR SALE——1000 bushals of good )y ound old corn. Apply to Dr. Chambers Veter- nary Surgeon, Omaha. 631t R SALE—Lots at 8375 to 8100 in Arlington, in - de city limits, near Saunderastreot, €875 to £400. -t AMES, Farnam street. {OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Half a block near St, Mary's avenue, only five blocks from Qourt House.~ Beautiful'resident lots or suitable for ten ant houses, Will sub-divide. Address TOMKINS 24 Farnam street. 780-t1 P‘on SALE—Old newspapers iu large and smail quantities at this office. 3 tions from Congressmen Laird, Valen- tine and Manderson, stating that they favored the passage of a national bank- rupt law, were read by Secretary Gibson. The beard then adjourned, . — These Aro Solid Facts, The };e«tdblu:‘d | purifior and systom rogulator ever placed within the reach of suffering|—— — - humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactiv- [ VY D fraxtiaminatier. Good ayos pald: ity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, Con. | '' ED- GAINS, Keurney, Neb. LR stlpation, Woak Kidnoys, or ‘any diease of | YA ANTED—A gil for gomeral Tomsemsric Gor the urinary organs, or whoever requircs an ap- man preferred, at 2117 Webster street. 546-tf petizer, tonic or mild_stimulant, will Always find Electric Bitters the best and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly, every bottlo suaranteed to give entire satis- faction or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by C. F. Goodman. e POLICE BUSINESS, The Regular Monday Morning Batch —A Cowardly Assault Upon Frea Weisman. at the Millard Hotel Last Evening. H. Sahler; Th3 following resolution was then pre- inct by Satied by T 0 Byans, and sdoptels | porty oot Resolved, That Hon. W, H. M. Pusey | reported no delegates present from Elk- be and is hereby requested to use his best | hor, Florense and Platte Valley pre- efforts to procure an act of vongress au- | gin, ots. thorizing the truction of a bridge % i b i er the Mi i i In connection with the contest in v Douglas precinct, the unanimous opinion ail Blufls and Omaha. Al of the mem- | of iy oo?mty central committee that the bers expressed themselves in favor of any delegation headed by Qualey was the ono kind of an additional bridge between the ont.igl‘ad to seats in y'.ha coznly conyen- two cities. tion was submitted to that body. The temporary orgrnization, consisting of Humlfio chairman, and L K. Sud- borough, secretary, was made permanent on motion of M.%. Meaney. It was then P. J. Qualey and Fou SALE—One good span of ponics. The committee also sold at once, very cheap. Inquire of C.T . Smith, 22 and Paciflc.’ 1629155 0 MILL MEN—Great bargain—Good grist mill, excellent water power, with 80 acres of land, at county seat. onl, mill in the county. 1In best wheat section of Nebraska, worth § 600t Must be #old be- fore June 1st. Will take £3,000 cash. Apply to North Loup Banking Co , North Loup, Neb. 630-19 TOR SALE—2 fine lots in Kirkwood and Hanscom Place, at a great bargaln, at Irey & Mottors. x? —_— "VWANTED—A Gormaan dining room kito en girl, Hosso and oppo, 418 8. 18th Bt., botween Harnoy and Howard.s = 565-¢ At tho complimentary dinner given Dr. McCosh last evening at the Millard hotel by the alumni of Princeton college, a much larger number of her foster sons were present than was expected by the president. The banquet was given in the ordinary of the hotel. After it came the organization of an alumni assecia- tion, There were present at the banquet President McCosh, James Craig, of Omaha, class of '5), chairman; Professor C. M, Deslslets, '69, of Bellevue college; Rev. W, J. Haisha, '74; Rev. F. S. Blayney, '79; Rev. Thos. C. Hall, '79; Lee Funkhouser, '78, of Omaha; John 8, Ely, '77, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Samuel Waugh, '68; of Crete; Rev. B. B. West- Fee New Mexico, Wages§25 per month. Ap. VW ANTED—A firs clags laundrcss to_go to Saunta- ) 586-t1 v ANTED—Girl for gene WA ey oo s house work at 1510 502-14] Ibur. 86 full lot th and Leay- enwor b, Price §8.600 cheap. IREY & MOT- TER, 8. W. corner 15th and Farnam 620-t OR SALE—Fine new 2 house 10 barn fruit trees ete., near St cars. Price 85, a splendid bargain. TREY & MOTTER, 621 ANTED—Mon or woman cook. Wages §0,00 per week, woman prefered at M. Oberst, North Platte, Neb, 635-16§ Corns, Tetter, Chapped hnl-' moved and carried that the third ward skin eruption, mnmf to_oure in|contest be taken up. Sahler then came $very tnstanco, or money refunded. 25 ocents | forward and stated that the credentipls pes box, of his delegation were signed by the clerck and a judge of the pri- fPomebxt Sof Mou\grants. maries, and those of the Hill A groat many persons know just how | dlegation were signed by a judge emigrant cars are constructed, and a|only and asked who were the contestants great many more know nothing at all |in the premises. The chair ruled both about it. The cars are built in sections, delegations were upon equal footing. On on Leaveuworth St., or 1, & raro bargain. oruer 16th and Farnam, JPORSALE- 2} miles from IREY & MOITEN ANTED-Dining room girlat the Emmet house, (3 11th, botween Harney and Farnam. 48148 | 37G0 RENT _House 6 rooms on California Bt, near 16th. IREY & MOTTER, 1501 Farnam, 023-t! —A dining room girl at the Occidental. VW ANTED—A good cook can get steady cmploy | - ment in & il fawily by calling on Mrs. Frank E Moores, No, 300 25th stieet, 2d door south ot Farn 47841 OR SAL car line, Jorner lot in Armstrong’s add. near 00. McCAGUE, opp. P. O, 240-f OR SALE—A good coftage aud Lot fronting on tent girl for general house- ¢ : te, '08, of Clarinda, Tows; and Laurie| In poli terd: h : ook K two s treote on car line. Must be scld, price motion fifteen minutes were allowed each | &3t€s 05, of € ) 3 n police court yesterday there was work. Must be & good cook. Nove other nced 2,000, JOIN L. McGAGUE, opposite Post olice. with upper and lower berths, after the delegation to make a statement of facts hilds, a juior, of Umaha. the regular Monday morning business | $h5.y NAW oot L 0N BOGRIA, 500.4¢ Thirty members enrolled themselve The officers of the association elected evening were as follews: President, Prof, 0. E. Des Islets; secretary, Rov. T. C. Hall; treasurer, Mr, Lee Funk- houser. When the organization had been per- fected, an adjournment was taken to the hotel parlors. Here a number of ladies and gentlemen had assembled. An in- formal, reception was given Dr, M- Cosh, An address cf considerable length was delivered by the president. Ho stated the object of his visit to Omaha, and ex- :ulled the advantages of Princeton col- ege. ~ style of sleepine cars, except that they|bearing upon the contest. Points opened t finished nicely, nei for the Hill delegation by reading his A s B O AL ACLr 1 b ding it bosin B ety Baatn s e ot 60 1o finished, Mr, Points showed the conclu- sion to be drawn from these faots, aud groat business, and the railroad compa- | criticised very severely the action of nies have found it necessary to make | Sahler in making it impoasible to count some move toward the comfort and con- ""i{v"‘“ ) t:“gn'“d "v},d'l Bennett of this class of passengers, The e was followed by Walter Benne Union Pacific comvany adopted the for the Sahler delegation, who announced system of giving each passenger & cheok in stentorian tones that the body then entitling him to & berth in an emigrant | "4 there assembled was a republican " car, Tgn berths and sections will be|oonvention. No democrats were allowed ‘bumbered in the em t cars just as in it. Hoattacked the politicalsincerity of are in the le‘n cars, and several members on the ill wl the passenger gots in carly or n, Mr. Bloom then made late he will be able to secure his berth, F % P““fll"!‘?:l _remarks, o i chck Thi will G| 0 46 candidtencn She il ket i ‘was follow: 3 . g " .flm'., 'iwlufnql?wfltz:m tho primarios 3‘“4 oarzied on in such mfic:dreuu‘"uu'wem also made by Col. Ma- ¢ it ':ll also prevent the crowding of [mAuner in the Third ward that ho was son, Hon, J. W. Savage, and Rev. James orfectly disgusted, Democrats he said, Palloraon. ANDREWS’ ¥ 3 L o s i L~ P and also the regular number of Monday | morning spectators, Two disturbers of the peace were fined §0 each, and in default of payment both were sent up on the hill to Miller's hotel. One fellow for fighting upon a public highway, was requested to deposit $12.556 A Steadv woman who Is & good manager, wants & SR AR T with the judge, to bo added to the school | i Y 1aca s fouse keeper oF "‘,"':'lfi,.‘,‘;""u;:’"fl‘,':;‘,‘:’e',' addition, PO i : T | this office. ' Leters promptly answired. — 60118+ fund. He did as requested and took his — A colored man named Stewart was ar- rested about2a. m. yesterday morning for 7. 4 “”,fl,";feuh ‘o without mioney as partner and | &' 1 acre lot near Saunders St., two miles from I'. 0. creating a disturbance and driving an- » - i ) i | travelinig sompanion in & good mercantile. busiuess, | $1:500, 150 down balance §20 pér month, BARKER other colored man from his house. ~ His [ {riielis, companion in B8 161 | & MAYNE. 60 14 trial will come up this afternoon, e — . — - - - Frederick Weisman filed complaint BUBUKLLANEUUD WAN TOR SALE -Lot 4 x120, nice neat cottage Hars VY ANTED—10,000 yards of ra cacpet to weave at N. Neweomb's, 10th and Cuming. against B, Kemmerling for assault with Easaanalar B0, ¢ The lubip workh e pioc intent to commit murder, Weisman o¥1-10p e e i states that Kemmerling has been follow- VW ANIED-—A suite of 8 or & rooms, miitablo 1or g e ety o po 100, BABKES ing him around for several months and 0y B!:xhlnhwwkwlu"x by & small family. Address | § 'y, has repeatedly said that he would kill [ 5" Bee office. il ] hiw, (Weisman). On Saturday evenin, ANTED~-Some resp y 2 improvemeuts south 15th »t., §3,100. BARKER ATNE as Weisman was_proceeding to bis home rocure & patent dress Patent Right, WWANTED-8,000 varis of dirt, at or uear one OR SALE ~News stand, good location 515 8, 13th 606255 VW ANTED-—Button hole b Shirt Factory, 1207 Faru: at the Om: t. 890-t! 8t., between Jackson aud Howard, Fou SALE - Red raspherry plants “Turn ty. MMrs, Koshueian, West Omaha. ANTE| tamily. D—Glrl for general housework in small Inquire at 1928 Douglas street. 800-tf 7OR SALE—The furniture in two houses central part Houses jein and a stories and Lasement, aud are for rent very desirable, Warren Switzler, 213 'S, 14th St 614-15 SITUATIONS WANTED. 15th rmer of Farnam BARKER & MAY ANTEDPoaition as stenographer, furnish & caligraph, good relerence. Address Ella . Shepter, Waverly, 607-1§ Towa, s gentloman, o thorough busioers | 0K BALE-Now 6 room cottago good stablo e, hen Dry McCosh had concluded his address, the slumni gave three cheers 0 that he w 4 grmfih%m‘:ymdim:iontn:n;;: old college songs, after which the meet- not return, Five minutes more were al- lowed each side by the chair, and con- sumed, NOR SBALE—Farm § miles from city, nerdvs- ivle party o Join ne i | JPGHY sards. ‘inquiro at Mrk Moyer, over valuable invention. Ad- | 3o, oo ‘o 14} | dor's Drug store, 16th and Webster. ing adjourned. e — Qonspiracy Collapse, JOR SALE -Nico oottage on Park avenue, 6 or 7 b D h bargs t §3,600. 1KEY A motion was then made by G, M. About four years ago the Omaha book block west of the Convent o 86 tany'y ave- | Ao full lot, and s argain at §3,600. okE Hitcheook to give the five admitted re. ublicans on the Hill ticket seats in the ‘| delegation, This was amended by Lee- der to allow each of the delegations 3} votes each in the convention. ~Able ar- guments were made by Messrs. Connell 1 and Hitchoock against tho passage of the amendment. The amendment was car- ried by a vote of 20 to 21, / The motion was also carried, The Douglas precinet contest was then taken uj each dnl:p company was closed out and its large in- debtedoess adjusted much to the satis- faction of all the creditors of that con- cern, and to the satisfaction as well of a majority of its stockholders. It was then supposed that all controversy in favor of or against the book company was forever at an end, and such would probably have been the case but for subsequent personal difficulties between W, J. Connell, the 8 attorney for the creditors, and A, J, tion to state its caso to the | Hanscom and his son-in.law, Georse E. qonvention, The contest arose appar-|Pritchett, As the result of such difficul- ently from an alleged cl of the polls | ties, suit was commenced & few months before the time authorized under t'e call |ago’ by Mr. Pritohett on behalf of the of the oounty central committee. A |book company against Mr. Connell, S, motion to allow each delegation one aud | O, Abbott, of the officers of the com. o balf votes each was lost. Tho Qualey |pany, to recover 00,000, it being ticket was then admitted. charged in the petition prej and The convention then proceeded to|filed by Mr. Pritchett that W. J. Con- ballot for nineteen delegates to represent | nell and 8. O, Abbott had been guilty of Douglas county in the congressional dis- |a conspiracy for the ruin of book triot convention held to-day in Nebraska [ company, To this petition Mr, Connell City. The firet ballot resulted in the | filed a domurer, which was s ed by election of the following named gentle- | Judge Wakely Saturday. This virtually :ll'th mfiwh.hl ranging from seven | ends the great Ii'.’rom iracy case. It no:l © each: remaing for Mr, to proce: T, Piouium. Geo. Hoffman, 8, J, ragaingt A, J, H.n‘::r:u and &00- nue. B81-t of Btecls, Johuson &Co. | 5 <G SALE— Full corner kot with nice house of 8 FOB BLRT--Bouses £i0 Lots. roomws, on Georgla aveoue, -3,800. 02541 NOR RENT—Roows at 1018 Haraav street, 634-16§ N. W. MEKRILL, East front. IREY & MOTTEK, 026 tf A bargain, ad voted there. The polls wero con- | Ty B then sang several of their [VRY ING TO HOLD u( OR RENT—Furul:hed roomi strect, bet. Jou heil roomd & at 710 south 1oth | ' ~OR BALE--At Bargain, ono span good horses weight about ten huadréd apiece, good for heavy work, ale AMBOUNDTO RISE, 000 heavv doublo harness, price oue hundred and twenty-five dollare, also two single wag- on one pletlorm speing. One half patent spr.ng wagon good for expressing or any other light work in good Funing order price, forty sud thirsy-five dollars. Also one set of black: ontie. | swith tools to e sald cheap, only Thirty-fve doliars. fia® |9 KENDIS, 711 pouth 13th Street. 683-11% OR RENT—A furnished house to a family with- out children. Inquire at 1619 Lodge St. 632108 {OR RENT--A fornished front room, suitable for TR Conticunen. 1505 Capsto Aver” ™ "*880-16y Five minutes was allowed 70K RENT—Pleasant furnished room for men, 1924 Farnam Street. J7OR RENT— Furnithed room tor gentloma kitchen and kitcben bed room. stiect. DOR SALE—Lots at $875 to §400 in Ax side city limts, boar Saund: rs strcet,§ p | " oostr AM JOR SALE Also ton, in- 1000, oheap, e wrly now, excellent A groat Largain. Apply to W, d abreet. 108 TOR SALE —Lots at §376 to $400 i Axlingtc side city Hmits, near Saunders 78 1 04-t1 AMES, Farnam stree TOR RENT—With board, large front room with bay window, g6 and bath room. A fow tablo buardérs accomimodated , 1718 Dodg €40-19p troct. \OR RENT—Nioely furnished rooms with or with- out board, 1016 Dodge str.et. 93188 (g INICELY turuahd rooms 105N, 18h T TOR SALE—400 eautiful lots in Walout Hill ad- dition from §100 to ¥706. It will pay partics to - look at this property b fore buying elsewhere, POT- OR RENT-—1he finest summer resort in this aity | TER & COBE, 1616 Faruam stroet. 518 o F known a8 Victor's Park on 24th street, south of | ~—— roateid . Inquire ob premises for terms. 819108 613-18p POWDER m.Almflutely Pure. DOR SALE—Very desirable residence for wmall family, oue biock off 5t Mary’s avenue, 10 blocks rom postoftios. Locstion fine, §8,600. Easy terma. - | JGIOR SALE. TOR SALE—Choice lot lad 1 Redick s sddition. | ant EAL ESTAT 2R SALE A firetclass Voso & Kon Piano, at 8 bargain, Inquire Edholm & Erickson's. 626tf OR SALE—Lots at 8575 to $400 in Arlington, in- side city limits,near Saundevs street, 8375 to $400. 70t AMES, Farnam strect. vo opon_second-hand buggles aa one daiivery wagon, cliesp, at 1819 Haruiey .. # \OR BALE—Twn portable bile ¢, 10 horse pow Apply at D. *ITZPATRICK 608-t1 218 South 15th B¢. OR SALE—Lots at 8375 to 2400 in Arlington in- side city limits near, Saunderostreet,§375 to 8400, 678 t1 AM ‘wrnam strect. TORSALE—~A mnall Mosler, Bahman & Co., fire proof safe, almost new, at this office, [} {OR SALE—One of the fincst resideuce sites in tne city, two acres of ground, st This is woll worth 13th 8 McCAGUE, opposite Post office , OR SALE -House aud lot in Hanecom place one block from car line, Price §4500, McCAGUE, apposite P, 0. 264-t1 (\OR SALE—Lots at 8375 to 400 in_Arlington, in. A1de oty imits, near Saundory etrcot, 8375 to §400, 671 ¢ AMES, Farnam street. he finest residence sites on larzo wo 1 built frame house McCAGUE, oppo- t ine Vore and Sons piano ata_ bar- @in. Inquice at Ednholm and Erickson’s music on'16th ot. 289.t1 T BALE-Lots ut 88750 $4c01n Alington, in- side city limits, near Saundersstreet, 8376 to 400 672 tf AMES, Farnam street. DOR BALE—Twolots in Shinn's 1st addition not trom Saundor - 8t., $75 and §1,060 IREY & MOTTER, 8. W. corner 165:41 FOR SALE, fenced, 4 800 will secure one of the finest locatcd houses. on ( apitel avenue, near 24th street. Surroundings are excell. nt, 00, will give a great bargain in securing 2 acres coruer of 15tn and Velley street, near Hascall; with brick house stable, and cverything complete to make 4 ploasant home, 1,200 cash will buy 10 acre lot, only 1 of a mile west of the Furt. A rare chance, $1,800 Cash and $15.09 in monthly payments will pleasaut liome, witisa 7 room, almost hing's addition, 4 squates from streot d §:6 in monthly payments, will buy with good, ni w large house. barn, weil #outh 19th street, v, will buy comer lot 127x183 off Lea- veuworth and east of Grove stroer, with house, etc., ¢ wasy 1erms,only 2 squares from Park avenue streok gar liie. Lo uot fail to Investigate. Thero is money eral smalljhiouses with 1ot from $100 to $100, at casy terms, near Hartmann's addition, Four lots in Denise’s widition, 8 squares from green strect car ime. Theeo are wplendid lots and will be rold with swall paymenta, basnce on time to suit purchaser. 115,000 wiIl buy 52 foet trout on Douglas strect, bet, ' and 12th, 12,000 will Buy comer 10th and Dodge street, with all ii; roveu ent, or #11,000 for bare ot PAULJEN & 00., 02818 E—Lot mick’s addition, §1.6L0. J 5 Yards earth 0 be given away with a pre- .)000 i, Cawpbell and Charles Sts. 600 )d‘& on Park Wilde ave, Laquire J. Phipps Loe, 1618 &, 5th 5. 30t I IRT OUEA yards of earth gi away, with a premium, 4¢ the north-west cor, of Bevcutaonth and Luavea sorth, next to schod!, 148 EDWARD KUEHL, o - i R b 7 \ ‘W | MAGISTER OF PALMYETERY AN) m‘ n, bnlolflnohn. Pritchett, for working up and owrrying powder never ves 9o, A marvel of g furaiahed svome, SUT \::&'fl FOTINR OO0, 101 Temac soosd: i '“Aun";“ eath sreok, bolwoen RO » O, Hawes, Ed, . M. Bart-{on what he terms a malicious prosecution ‘oane0s be sold tn compet ition |~ - — JOR BALE-Good house, 6 rooms and Jot, spiendil | aey, wii, with ) ] lott, Joseph Redman, !o‘m McDonald, { agoinst him, And this plates 1ow bass, short weigt § atum or | JOB RENT—House in splendid order, §25. per location in Shinn's Add., $1,700 ,monthly pey- w“muxdu“-:. sncibs scfgt | D. W. Lave, John Bhill, Frank Craw’ i;‘)hqlnflu fuu';: bo sonens do powders. Bl Galy 1o o ayal Bak- Y weatl.” o iy o Joha W. Bl 100t e | hew'e, LMY SMOTIER, 5 W coraer ot il lnh Grder. | Posiesh saistastio Cuasaatunt ™’