Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE. Avril 80i Nrunisga Srare Gazerraae & Bus. ixpss Direcrory to bo issued in July, 1884, prios $14. 50. J. M Wourr, pub- lisher, 120 8, 14th 8t., Omaha, —— LOCAL BREVITIES, —The workmen are now digging the sower trench betwoen Ninth and Tenth streets. ~The soft glove set-to between Smith and Hanley at the Theater comique last night end- ed in adraw, The plans now being drawn by the Union Pacific engineers for the proposed Tenth street vinduct, will ba ready for inspection to-day. —Tn police court yesterday threo disturb- ora of the ponce wero fined 85 and costs each, Ono paid and the other two were sent np. —A fair and featival will bo givon by the Indies of the English Lntheran church, in the ohurch parlors, someiime about the middle or Iatter part of May. —The resignation of . 0. Harding, nssiat- ant chiof mail clerk undor Mr. Stacy, was re- csdved yesterday, by postmaster Coutant, Mr- Hardiog will gointe busivess for himself somewhere fn the Wood River country. —Sult was hogun in the District court yes terday by Whinnery & Co, against tho Ham- burg-Broman Miro Insurance company, of Hamburg, Germany, This action was brought to recover $900 loss sustained by tho Brown building firo and allegad to have boen oovered by a policy of the defendant. —On next Thursday night Rev. A. A. Lam- bert, 8. J., vice-presdent of Creighton col- loge, will delivur & lecturo on the ““Micros- oope,” i tho hall of Creighton college. This will Fe the taird in the popular sclentific in the defivery of which this gentleman tow engaged. Ticketa have been issue ut are not fag sale, the Intention being in this way to lirnit the audionce to the accomo- dation of thé hall. —Kate/Williams s the name of a girl who rosides 4t the corner of Touth and Douglas strooks, Wednesday noise was heard outaido the house and it was supposed by the landlady /bo made by men and she told Kato to go ont and order them away, Kate went out and found two police officers peoking through the blinds, Upon socing Rate they arrested her and took her tothe city jail. Sho was dia- oharged yestarday by Judge Bonoke, —Mr. L. M. Andreson, formerly of the firn) of Willis & Andresen, of this city, died on the 17th of this month at Davenport, where his brother, H, H. Andresen, resides. Tho decossed was formerly a well-known citizen of Omaha, and his mavy friends here will rogret to lomen of his death. Ho was one of the organizers of the Ooncordia society, and was & member of Capitol lodge, A, F. & A, M. In 1674 he was partislly paralyzed, and went to Enrope for his health, For the last five years ho was a resident of Davenport. e Never Give Up. ulloring with low and doprossod o84 of A te, gen: o] , dige 000, weak cobstiution, headuoh, o « bilious_nature, by all means a bottlo of loctric’ Bitters. You ed to ace tho rapld improvemont follow; you will be inspired with now activity will return; pain cease, and henooforth you will rejoioe 1n the in the praise of Xlectrio Bittars. st fifty conts a bottle by O, F. Good- e —— PERSONALITIES. H. H. Lookwcod, Linooln, is at the Metro- politen, Joseph Johnson, of Davenport, Ta,, 1s steps ping ab the Metropolitan, Thomas Armatage, of Neligh, Is at the Motropolitan. 0. 0. Oook, of Fremont, 15 at the Motroe politan, J. E. MoQuarrio and wife, of Blalr, are stopping at the Metropolitan. J.N, Woroester; of Lyons, Ia at tho Motro- politan, L. A. Puffer, of Valley, Is at the Motro- politan, Louls J. Meyer, of Nebraska Oity, 18 rogis- tered at the Metropolitan, E. A, Jaokman, of Fort Madison , Ta., Is at 4he Metropolitan. Bork Watson, sn old Omaha boy, is re- newing his acqualntanoes In this city. Geo, H. McCuln, proprietor of the Ameri. «can house at South Bend, was in the oity yes- Jserday. Johnson Brigham, ‘editor of the Cedar Rap- 1de, (Ia,) Dasly Republican, and wife were ln Omaha yesterday. " Mr, E. L, Crowell, father of the Crowoll boys in this city, is in Omaha on a visit to his sous and old acqualatances. Mr. J. O, Preccott left yesterday for Buffalo, N, Y., to take the pdssonger agency of the Union Pacific railroad at that place. ‘W, H, Moran has been appointad assistant. L clerk of the clstrist court, and will £ill the place finely, He succebds Joseph Megoath, who has resigned, and gone to Kansas to look after his ranch, The hosts of frlends of Charlie Lamphear will Le rejoiced to learn that he has returned to Omaha after an absence of several weoks,has resumed his position at the Millard hotel, and will make Omahs his future home, Chatlie Thas beea east to Ohio, to sottle up his father's estate, and when ho left this city he was some- ‘what of the opinion that he would remain in Ohio, but ho says he could not stand it, it was oo dull and quiet after having lived In the live and entorprising state of Nebrasks, aud be was forced to return, ALl his friends unite in giving him & y welcome back to this dity, and hopo that he will never agaln have any fold, e —rpr ’ LETTER FROM ASSEMBLYMAN g HOAG, T80F NEwYORK, AsskMbLY OHAMBER ! s Avuaxy, April 13, 1883, During my temporary residence hord the past winter, I cantracted a severe cold, .'.iéab for a time confined me to my room me unfit to attend to my 1 not only suffered all the incon- Mly- Lwas well. have had with desiro to roam outslde:the |1 THINGS DONE BY THE COUNCIL. i Repert o e Farian Street Ap praisers Adepted by the Conneil. Rogulating the Sale of Liquo.'s in Uonformity with tho Slooumb Law. Reappointed Upon the Force. Al Sigwart At the regular meeting of the city council last evening, all members were present. The roll was called and the minutes of the previous meeting read. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From the mayor : Giving notico that he had approved certain ordnances. Filed. From same; Appointing Al Seigwart special policeman for thirty days, confirmed. From samo: Appointing John Grover, Charles E.Squires and Daniel Kenniston appraisers to nssoss the damage arising from extending seven- teenth streot northward., Confirmed. From Oharles E. Redfield, Fred Herzko and E. A. McCluro, making ro- turn of damagos asseszed arising from tho change of grade of Capitol avenue near 11th stroet. Referred. From city engineor: Calling attention to the noed of an additional transit and level for his office. Referred. From N. B. Falooner and othera: Rec ommending the appointment of Oharles W. Finn as keoper of Hanscon park. Referred. From J, M. Counsman: Asking that the penalty foz non-payment of his grad- ing tax be cancpled. Granted. From Poter Smith and others: Asking that the summit of Wheaton street be cul six foet. Referred. From T. Daiey and others: Asking that the grade of Oalifornia stroet west of 22d street to city limits be brought to grade. Referred. From A. D. Jones: Requesting the ecales of weighmaster Getzechmann be removed to front of lot 1 in block 168. Referred. From John Matthioson; requesting that & quit claim deed, upon a sufficent consideration, be madeand delivered to the Danish Association, of a part of old Market street. Reforred. ¥ From William J. Hohn, Dennis Cun- ninghan and Edward Ainecow; making return of appraisment of damages arising from extending and opening Phil Sheri- dan strogt. Approved. From charles Splitt; acking that a place be located for dumping offal and garbage. Referred, From Ohas. Biendorf und seventy-fivo others; asking that B. Hass bs retained a8 keeper of Hamaen park. Reforred. From Amandus Getzechman; asking permission to remoae city scales from their present location to the front of lot 1 in block 166.. Referrsd. The bond of Chatles Garduer, signed by Fred W. Gray ,was referred to the committee on sidowalksand bridges. The bonds of Hugh Murphy & Co. for curbing Farnam strect, of J. E. Riley & Oo. for paving St, Mary's avenue, of J. E. Ruey & Co. for repairing alleys in alloy paving distriots 9 and 10, of Hugh Murphy & Co, for constructing sewers in sewer district 13, were approved. From W. J. Connell; presenting quit claim deeds for opening 17th street. Placed on record, & From A. D, Jones and others; request- ng that the grade of Harney street, at Sixteenth, be lowered eight feot. Re- ferred. From Wm, Lyons and others; asking that peanut stands be removed from :‘:;mlnm and Douglas streets. Reforr. The official bonds of nine policemen were approved From James Creighton; presenting final estimate of curbing and guttering Cum. ming streot. Referrcd. RESOLUTIONS, By Murphy, that the city engineer be instructed to make such profiles as may enable the council to establish grade of streets. running through Boggs & Hill's additions. Referred. By Furay, that the city engineer be instrnoted to report to the city council an estimate of expense for bringing cer- tain parts of 1z u&» 21st and 23d streets to grade. Adopted. thorized to hire two horses and wagons for the use of the department, Adopt- By——, that the city marshal be in- the pussage of an ordinance to levy the tax and sppropriate the money to pay for sidewalks laid down by Oharles Gardner up to April 28th, 1883 Adopted. ame, recommending that $100 be allowed the U. P. R R. for construot- ing » bridge across the water ditch from North Omaha sewer. Adopted. A communication from Kitchen Bro's and others, asking that two hack stands be 8o located as to remove all such vehi- clen from the front of the hotels was read and filed, ORDINANOES, By Redfield, establishing the grade of Capitol Avenue from Eleventh to Thir- teenth street. Read three times and passed. An ordinance establishing the ocurb lines of certain atreots in North Omaha, Read three times and passed, By Bechel, designating hack atands within the city of Omaha. Read twice and referred. An ordinance regulating the construc- tion and use of scales ia the city, Read twice and referred. An ordinance, subtitut d for one read at last meeting erectinga board for the the inspection of building. Read three times and passed. An ordinance amending ordinance No. 483 regulating the license and sale of liquors in the city. This ordinance amends sec. 8, of ordinance 483 to read a8 follows: Tho applicant for such license shall upon fling this application, petition and bondpay tof the city treasurer the amount of one thousand dollars, etc. Laid over. The council then adjourned. A SUNDAY WALK. A Walk Around the City and was seen by a Reporter. What Sundsy was o beautiful day, and tempted by the warm sunshine snd the fresh air, a Brr reporter started out for a quiet stroll around the city. Bear in mind that reporters always walk. Not bucause thoy can not afford to ride, no, not by any means, but they always pre- fer to walk because—well, because it makos their feet sore to ride. That is about the only reason that can be given for a reportor's desire to walk. The firat thing noticed was the large ‘number of people upon the streots. Peo; ple walking, people riding in earriages, on horseback, on bycycles, in the street car and in almost every conceivable man- ner, Everybody seemea to have bat one object in view and that was enjoy- ment. Strolling up Davenport until Eigh- teenth street was reached a stench greeted the reporter's nose, which made him grasp that organ with both hands, while his stomach gave evidence that a war was taking place within. Upon look- ing around, the cause of this foul amell was soen. In the ditch lay the carcass of a targe tom-cat, which must have lain there for at loast three days, for it was bloated to nearly twice its natural size. On the corner of Eighteenth and Cass lay two more deccased membera of the feline tribe. Three dead cats within two blooks and the reporter was not out looking for cats either. In the western portion of the city, large heaps of manure and offall was dumped ' upon the ccmmons and there left to give forth its sickening odors and bread discase aud death. Many of the alloys were also noticed to be filled with the fith and garbsge which had accumu- lated during the winter, and under the softening influence of the warm sun gave forth anything but a healthy perfume, Many of the principal atreets were ob- served to bo half filled with old wagcns and clap traps of all kinds, presenting & decidedly slouchy and untidy appearance, But notwithstanding all these bad and and obnoxious things, many gcod things were noticeable. In hundreds of yards, houseplants had been imbedded in mother earth, and the blossoms gave forth a rich l.mtfume pleasing to the mnostrils. The [awns about the city are being fixed up, and havo put on their beautiful coat of green, and the poor man can walk upand down the streets of our beautiful city and Djo{, in o mensure, at least, the bounties and blessings of the rich. Upon every haud the march of im- provement i3 noticeable as mever before, and tho present season will mark such a stride in Omnha as was never before seen in any one year. e ——— Young Men,Middle Aged Men and All Men who sutfer from early indiscretions will find Allen’s Brain Focd, themost powerful invig- orant ever introduced; once restored by it thore is 1o relapse. Try it; it never fuils. $1; 6 for 85, —Atdruggists, THE METEORS. emy of Music lust Night, Evaus, Bryant and Hooy's “Moteors” A BIG CUT. Gencral Heunnm_gmcs by he Union Pacifie Every Employe lteduced from Tento Fifteen Per Oent, The Unfon Pacific has from time to time been reducing its working force in economy and the necessity of cutting down expenses, owing to decroased earn- ings. A reduction was anticipated, but no one expected for a moment that the cut would be anywhere near so heavy as that announced in a general order which was issued from headquarters in this cily yosterday. The circular on this account croated considerable surprise, the reduc- tion ranging from ten to fiftoen per cent. The order is as follows: OFFIOE OF THE GENERAL Maxaokr, Oyana, May 1, 1884, | To all Employes of the Union Pacific Rail- road and Operated Lines : B In pursuance of an order by the di- rectory of the company, wages of all its employes will bo reduced, on and after the above date, as follows | On salaries of $3,600 and upwards per year, fifteen (15) per cent.; $1,000 and less than thirty-six hundred, twelve and a half (12}) per cent., and all below fone thousand, ten (10) per cent. J The wages of locomotive engineers and firemen have already boen scaled to con- form to the basis on other lines, this order will not apply to them. S. H. H, CBARK, General Manager, R Poison In the blood will nearly always show itself in theSpring. If it dors not come in the shape of blotches, nimplos, eruptions, otc., it causes & dull and heavy feeling, iudisposition to ex- ertion, lows of appetite, ahd a general lettivg down of ke system. Nature at this juncturs requires somo assistance to help throw off this | potson_and clean up the organism for the tey- ing st fizior weather. Tor this there is noth- ing better than Swirt's SeEcIFio, Lattets from twenty-three (23) of the lead. in ratail druggists of Atlanta say, under dste March 24, 1884: “We sell more of Swift’s Specific than sny other oue remedy, and three tou times as much as any other blood medi- cine. Wo ol it to all classes, and many of tha best families uso it as a general health tonic. % Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ree. T(ha Swirr Sekcivie Co., Drawer, 3, Atlan- ta, Ga. — ——— A Tramp Rounduy. For some time past there has been a great deal of complaint from all parts of the city in regard to the tramp nuisances. Tramps have been hanging around the outakirts of the city stealing whatever they could lay their hands upon. Yes- terday a number of policemen started out and made a raid of the entire city. Fifteen tramps were run into the city jail and Judge Beneke will try and find out how they get a living. whe hag L3 Omaha and elsewhere on the ground of e DRAK! 28th, Flom Littl his city, Monday morniny daughter of Mr, an 0, agod six yoars, 6 bind been sick for asmetime but watched with loving eyex, cared % hands and praged for with o8 o'erflowing with love and ten- it was of no avail, for death had lapon her young brow and elaimed own. She was a bright, aweet Jit. d was deaely beloved by all who Aprl Mrs, for wi hearts derne; wot hi her f tle cl ne oral will take place to-day at 4 om St. Barnaba. church, [3~1In “this city, April 29th, 1884 1. cldest dnughter of Tiryant aud Phelpe, wged 9 years and 4 months, al to-day at 2 o'olock p. m. from dence, 1116 North 18th street. —t—— mies are frequently proceded by a sense of in the back, loins and lower part of the jaon, cavsing the patient to suppose he has some affection of tho kidneys or neighboring [ organs, At times, aym toma of indigestion aro present, as flatuency, uneasiness of the stomach, ote. A moistere like perspiration, producing a Aery disagreenblo itching particn: arly at night for getting warm in_bed, its yory common attendaat, - Tutornal, E xtornal and Itching Plas vield at once to the a pplica- tlon of Dr, Bosanko's Pile Remody, which nets directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching, and ef- focting a permanent curo Where other remo- dies have failed. Do not delay until the drain on the sytam produces permanent disnblity, but trv 1t and be cured, Schroter & Bacht. *Trada supplied by . F. Goodman,” Drass Band Tho question of a brass band tourna- ment, to bo held in this city sometimo in June, is being agitated. If the plans are consummated all tho bands in Towa and Nebraska will be invited to partici- pate. The pursex will bo quito large, and in ease tho tournament is decided upon, agrend time may be expected. The vontest will take place in the roller skating rink, and in the evening a grand ball would be given. Pl e S % A Cure vi i*neumonia Mr, D. H. Barnaby, of Owego, N. that his daughter was taken with a violent cold which terminated with pneumonia, and all the best physicians gave the case up and #aid she could not live but afew hours at most. She was in this condition when a friend rec: ommended DR, WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and advised her to try it. She accepted it s & last resort, and was surprised to find that it produced a marked change for the better, and by persevering in ita use & permavent cure was effected, TOWNSLEY'S TOOTHACHE ANO- DYNE cures instantly. Y., anys Mothers, Attention! Chas. Jones, of Elizabeth,Spencer Co ,1ud. enys, I have dealt In medicine o number ot ars and will say that DR. ROGER'S VEG- ETABLE WORM SYRUP ia the most valu- able medicine I ever sold, My customers were 80 pleased with its effects that they purchased & number of bottles to have It on hand. It is all that it is recommended to be SPECIAL NOTICES. 10! 8 and Children Without Morphine or Narcotine. What gives our Children rory cheeks, What cures thelr fevers, makes them sleep; by turns, "Tis_Cnstorin, e T we But_Castoria, But Castorle What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Btomach, Colds, Indigestion ¢ But Castoria. Farewell then to Morphine Syrupe, Castor Oll and Paregoric, and Hail Castoria. When Babies tret, and ‘What cures their colic, Centaur Liniment.—Anabe wolute cure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantanoons Pafa.reliover. [ 70 oot ] WANE t ta own homes; #2 to §5 o day_casily work sent by mail; no eanvassing; ro.ly. Ploto address Reilablo Man Pafiadelphia, Va. VN7 ANTED--Waiter, (ar cns who understanda his busivees, at Dabauin's Kestaurant, 1618 Didgre atrest, 740-t8 A GENTS WANTED At ot A\ (e, 206 north 10 b wr D ul ph nion” Sewing Machine X 6919 office work. 1718 Harney stiect, Omaha, Neb. W 982 Address” “D. A, o ANTED —Situation by a girl to clerk in siore. Waves uo object. Call a¢ 1437 south 14t St MIGOELLANIOUR WANTS. \\-:{x\m’pmmm. VW ANTED=A soung laiy, stranger in she clty, Wwould like to correspond with & gentleman of neans (bject businese. Acdress and fri ndsnip, By i do ot 971 80p nt Addregs *'S. B, VWANTED=Dy a gevtieman and vite, n tir sin. Kle unfurnished 100m, centrally looated. Ad- drees C. O' F, " Eee o ttioe, Council Bluffs. lowa, 28-3 VW ARTED- Ry 3 nces in this ot would like & r 1,000 ormore. Young man preferred, one who kriows o fmuoesloility. Rusiness 1-gitimate, pe from 200 to 400 per ccut profit. Acdrees “G. D. P. 0. Box 62, Omaha. 904-30p Y uue, _B8LY TANTED--8,000 yards of diit, at or pear one block west of tho Couvent on St. Mary's ave- 8, R. JOHNSO) of Stecle, Johnon &un. rdy g eave) \ mx ok AL o () 49 m on Benorett \nd o A 8 01229 OR SALE--Bricke vt y Bellevuo road, of o3 N. lath pound el Vot year ld Broadway, Council Blu Apr 9 - RICKS—500,000 hard burned. hand 1 bricks for sale by WICKH. Apr 26 JONN AHLES, 829 I BROS, Council Bluffs, O SALE- Cotiage ot Ave ¢ ome in shinse oftion at 81,000 §200 cath, balunce tn mont: payments, MCAGUE, opp. F. 0. B2 {OR SALE—Furniture, Stoves, Lorse, Hariem Buggy and_barn, ab 640 Fair ith streed 16+ one Liook north of §t. Mary JFOR BALE -Grocery stare n & & cheap rent. For particulars office OR SALE 78 fect front on Farnam stre ¢ wi wood, well-bullt coitsge, Call and s, MCCAGUE, opp. F. P. 8184 OR SALE—Twa beautitul ots In 1 owe's first o dition for $760. MoUAGUE, opo. P. 0. 81 ol F 7OR SALE-The g od wil an Creighton Ho iss, or will scll Ing rooin of ki chen furaiture sopara Apply on promisos fstures ot part of the ol Hill, wil OR SALE—2 largo houses on iy , I lots. P MOITER. all modern improvements. $9,000 and #5,600 each. IREY & J\OI SALE—A firet-class restau ant and fos tre. parlor and bouso of 10 rooms aftached, all ulshiod, will bo sold choip_Sa Isfactory reasons forselling, Address “J. W, . Omabn, Neb. 7141 JROR SALE - Freah milk cow. uaw strect, i wiven, Inquire a¥ 1016 Far. | 000.t The southweat corner fot of 11th and b two one story briok bul dings m & ding on ity with all nodorn fwprow wonts Inquire ut the g wtors of Georke Petcrson, .4 South 10th strect. At 1l 1ot in Walnut Hill ¢ 1t will pay partiee: w property b fore huying 1-ewh CORE, 1516 Faruam st Very derirable rosidenco for amg biodt off St Mary's svenue, 10 nm; argaing to lots for residence or I[‘\‘P LY ulation in Wainut Hill, D nekens, K slers ivd West Cuming deisious. POTIER & COBB, 1516 Farnam Streot sloat Fopsane vo of the most desirable lots in Lowe's 1st. adl, fine view, price 8750, scutn and east frontage, feuced. A bargain, McCAGUEA 0, 4 3 59 K 1 56 acres 1nproved laud, uil within 16 wiles of the Union Siock yards. Lands at bar- POTTER & COEB, 1616 Fainawm stroet, ow at 16 to 20 per shich_eurrounding lots Price will be put vp socn if not sold, POTTeR & COB 616 Faruan Swreek. 08 BALE lob in shinw's 24 nddition at & bar Ralo. “Two clios, ANt are held, post lots in Kirkwood for 81 days. PO TER & COBB, 1516 Farnam 8t ERD CORN FOR SALE-—1000 bushels of good )1 vund old corn, “Apply to Dr Chambers Veter nary Surgeon, Omaha. XY FOR RENT--Houses And LOtA 0T RENT—Suits cf rooms furnished 1 011 Cali ] LI 7OR RENT—-A farnished house for the sumv er in Clarkson Place, cor. 20th strect aud St. Mary's avenue 9 80 40k SALE--0la net qrantities at thip DI SALE—A tirst-class Vose & <on Plano, ab Edliolin & Eriokson's, B34 OR SALE—Tw1 open +econd-naud buggies o n(:;x:,d-liwly Wagon, chesp, at 1319 Haraey 8%, wapapors W iarge and small i e ; TOHSALE—A small Moslor, Bahman & Co., ) fire I proof sat-, almost new, st this ofion. [ frBpecials will Fositivelynot be insortod unless paid 1n advance, —~a— Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The groatost medical wonder of the wo:ld. Warranted to speedily oure Burns, Cuts, Ul- oors, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Canicors, Pilos, Oillblains, Corus, Tatter, Chapped hands. cad all skin eraption, garaw to curo in vy {nutaice, o moioy refunded. 20; cents per box. A Denial, To tha Editor of Tur Bes. Please publish the following, which I trust will be a full denial of the article in this morning's Herald, inwhich it stated that there had been a great change in the appearance in and around Rasmussen’s milk dairy. It states first, the cows have ‘been removed, which is truo, but because they could no longer wade through the yard on account of the great depth of manure, Next that there had been six inches of dirt spread over the yard, while the truth is there is not over two inches and some parts not even hidden, and the north half, which is nearly as foul as the wouth, has not been covered at all. Next about the whitewashed buildings. Lot me say a3 ono living the nearest to the yard that I have yet to see whore & whitewash brush has been applied to any- thing, Trusting that this may be the means of calling the attention of the marshal to what we believe to be his duty I remain respectfully, Omaha, April 29, 1884. F. Ewgrs, \i NEV 0 LOAN—0On roal tshato and ohatio iVL securitics at oftice of E. 3. ROOD, 1,408 Farnam 8L 7 Mo e Lo ow rates on fiet claus resl estate soourity 5 POy BEATI ONEY T LOAN-~The lowest_ratos ot tntersh YA Bomils' Losn Ageacy, 16th & Dougia ] M C\EY TOLOAN In eucs of 1900, and upward. 0 . Davis and Co,, Real Eetate and Loaz Agents, 1606 Faruam St. ExY M ONEY Loaued on_chattal propert Poterson, 8, E. corner 15th aud Doy Sceam Lau O3 80 A girl at 844 souh l;flxh street. WA IS, WILKIE. VW ANTED—A boy 16 yeas cld, 87.00 8 mont board. M, I Muitin, 1914 Clark stre corner 2th and Clark. V 0. and near 956.20p 7ANTED—Exgeriouced: girly to work on over al's, Haraoy streot. SHREVE, JARVIS & 906, T AN [ED—Two sawing girls, 413 south 10th St bet. Haraey ard Moward. 952-80 W. v for housework. Mrs. W. W ANTED-—Girl . B, 0 5. 16th wirect. 633 ANTED—A competout glsl, Good weges, 182 Farnam stroct, cor. 19th, o611t TANTED -A young girl to nuri, returning homo at night. Apyly to Mra. sllispaugn, St. Mary's avenus and 20th stréot, V0U-20 e e— QConnublal Bliss. Tuesday morning at 6:30, David Doyle and Miss Kate Hogan were united in marrisge by.the Rt. Rev, Epther O'Con- nor, st St. Philomena’s cathedral. Mr, By Bohn, that the city engineer bo au- | A brilliant Performance atthe Acad. |Pric} and Miss Ross Donshue supported the young couple. A reception wes given last evening at the home of the young couple, on Twelfth street, between sfructed to make complaint against all[closed'a two mights engagement in the | Cass and California streets. saloon kenpers sellivg liquors after 20 days from date, without having paid first $1000. Laid on the table. REPORTS OF COMMITTERS, Academy of Music last night. There was a large audience in attendance and it was, by all odds the best attraction PO, The B. & M. Wreck, A collision occurred vpon B, & M. Streots aud grades, recommending the | which has been played in the Academy | road at Cedar Creek, at an early, hour prayer of Juo,Cosgrove and Ferd. Btreits to take dirt from Grace street, be not granted. Adopted, Same, recommending the of the report of the Farnham street ap- | character interviews, They are both ex-|™ent out yesterday praisers, A debato ensued upon the mo- tion to adopt, in which nearly every member of the council took part. Those in favor of it argued that sooner or later this change must be made, and now is the time to make it when real estate is cheap. Those who opposed 1t Baid the rroporty owners did not want egal question of whether or not this repor. should be adopted pefore the tender of damages assessed, was rained. Oity Attorney Oonnell, who was present, was called to give his opinion on the premisos. Ho stated it was only neces- sary to make the tender before the ordi- nance changing the grade was adopted. The voto by ayes and noes was then called and resulted as follows Yeas—Bechel, Bshm, Ford, Faray, Hascall, Kaufman, Redfield, ‘L'urane and Murphy—0. Nays—Anderson, Leeder and Wood- Finance and claims, recommending the taxes against the Gorman-Eoglish school assucintiion be canceled. Adopted. Police, recommending the street com- missioner with the city engineer report to the eouncil the cost of senitable dump. Roferred back to the committee, Hascall introduced & resolution that the meetings of the council committees be hela Monday eveniugs at 7:30 in the council chunber, Adopted, From the committee on publie prop- erty and improvemeuts; refernng buck : i koown as the ‘‘buildigj " smended as directed by tho {emy echo and re-echo. It is the funniest | ib the ordinance council, Adopted, Sidewalks and bridges, recomman® n { in many a month. The programme was opcned by the ceptionaliy fine, and scored a big hit. The French twin sisters, captivated the audience with their dancing. They are not only excellent dancers but are ele- gant dressee, their changes being very rapid, and each costume seemed more rich nud beautiful tiian the one precad- g, Conroy and Dewpsey, in their musical specialty, **Life's Pictures,” were prime favorites and were loudly encored. Bryantand Hoey followedin their latest, effusion, **The Country Nig." Of theso two gentlemen it isnot necessary to apeak, They are too well known to need any particular mention. Suflice it to say, that they are even better than ever be. fore. Hallen and Hart, in their first prize ideal entertainment, proved themselves to be artists . Mies Ella Weener, in her swell imper- sonations was spplauded to the echo and was greatly in favor with her auditors, The performance concluded with that most comical afier-piece, *The Book Agent.” Mr. Chas, Evans, the irripres. gible, appearea asa fair sample of the modest and truthful book agent. The sudience was convulsed with lsughter until they ocould laugh no more ane soream after scrcam made the old Acad- co seen wpon ao Omaha stege ins ong time, yostorday, full particulars of which will be found in our special dispatches. adoption | Worners, Ed, and Maud, in operatic aud | The through train of the B. & M. road on the U, P, road by way of Valley and Louisville. Absolutely Pure. A marvel of pure More conomioal than s0ld in competitio . short welet ¢ uum or (agbste powders. Bold coly 1o cans. ARty This powdor never vas o8, Faad wholesoneuees Wm'i NTED—Ladics and gontlemen to sell d slouws on monthly paywenrs, ry, Pub 117 N, 16th stres, Urounee's Blo I books J. D, Py good soooud gir,uorth- W Fior siruotd, north ¥10.30p —Imuodiately weat cor. Hawilton Kitchou girl at 2211 Dodye strect oket oftica of HOBBIE BLO. 1413 o gitls for goneral cousework, Th the country, uurivg the suwmor. 714 Nirth 10t stret. 7 or_general h usowork In small , good cook aud itoner. Good wajt: 512 . uoar Liavenworth. 926. w.m'mufum Kial &t Pacific House, 10th and Dave port. 8110p W Lib [ “umiu “A fow day bosrdors, 832 Stueet, comor of Harasy. ANTED A cowpstont girl ¥ keveral house- work, Must be g od oouk, washer gud ironer. al wagos, Mrs. Crary, $24 snd Bt Mary's ave 40-20p 5 100 007.50p 7 ANTED—Glrl tor geueral housework In family of four, DK, DAKROW, wouth Loth St, i WAl 15¢h stre \ J Waar E0—8hirt hauds at 1207 Faruam stroot. 616 “'AN]'II’* A gi'l for general hous work Good wages will te paid. CHAN. FLECK, Kaglo House, s0uth 14t st rovts T ap housework, 615 south 9202 ANTED—Two aotive, energ i men. Steady employment. Call 421 80. 10th Bt. 48 TANTED ~Launaress, dining room girl, chans. bormald, Occidental Hotel. 94111 VW ANTED-For howawork, Pald 0 & good cumpetent gl Bushaan, 1612 Howard stroct, s0d wages w1ll o rs. W. M. 043 8 in suus of $300 aud upwards at | 9! ~ 'I‘wux‘uuu'l:-m,»;}lflu t forni LD, alt MKS, A, CALDERWO! o RENT ba, Targe orchand, etc. 1uth Wnd Faroam, JOR RENT—Su 2611 street. Wi, 3p FIR {OR REN rnished tocims with beard, 816 south 19th stroet. 047 F"OIL'T 'NT—F.rst cla & stible, four vtalls, 260 Cumlig 8t 017:20p First.class fatm, 16 wiles {rom Oma- BAKKER & MAY. 981~ 1 howso ¢ bern, No 410§ L. Monroc, 6th and Louglxs 8k JOR RENT—Furni-hed frout room for one or two 641 south 15th stroek. cos2p it room suitably for 909-29p TOR RENT—vult of rooms unfurnished, south front, second flocr, witn bay window, 1414 Chi. cagostreet. 38t Piuu RENT—Furulshed rouw, 1818 Jaokson S5, £65 NT- ed tr two gentlemen, 1505 Capitol a enuo. ed room 1617 Chicago street, E—Une Vore and Sous piano a galu. Inquire at Ednolu aud Eriokson's musie | store, on 10th &6 F LE -My ¢ welling, No, 2008 Donglas. nelghborhood,7 rooms and large comerted cellar, | clty water, 200 barrel s isterr, )aru, cfue.n house, ( ele. W.J. WeLsHALS, Cicv Mills. L ) s f 0Lt 8ALE—Ten gnd wiland fixtures of the Creighton House. Will sell the dining room and kitebeo furui ure koparately oF say part of either. Will exchange for lsnds, 1.ts or avy salesble com- ‘moity, or will take securod notes oi loug tive. la- quira at Creighton Houe, L6548 en farm, S§ ot sace o 7 miles trom the sice aod ouly two blocks from Pratt's vub-division. Will be s0ld in vh, b oF 10 acro lots luquire Owaba Carpes Co, o Dotiglaw streot. small stock of i for salo in the 00d opaning for & pliyaics HRERESm Station, Neb. OR SALE- o Himebaugh Place, $76 to $550,0n monthly p monts. Barker & Mayue, N, E. Cor. Farnam 1 13th Sta. 656+ {4/it RENT— With board, lerge front room with ay window, gas and hath room. A few tatle barors sccommodated, 1718 Docge street. 850 30p OR SALE—$2,800.for full lot oo 18th Sk.) Kountze's 3d addition, POTTER & CUBB, ibiv- | Farnum St. o4t | “Coitrge MCUAGU i Shun's addition at §14 X per montn ppostto P. 0. SLL ¢t OR RENT—A nicoly fumished room for oue or two, at 2301 Dodge atrect, Best summer location in the city JOR RENT In Redik'n block. Storeroom 120 feet deen and good office roow. Paulsen & Co., 5.) Furnam, room 3, 766t Fu T A Tarniehad front room. Apply at 8. W. cor, d Farnam 8t 70 JPOR BENT-Fuskolam bric re and bas ment, 16th and Farnamn stre 76.C0 per YN . month. BARKER & MA' mey_stroet, YNE. 27 JFOR RENT. - Buldi 60, botween 14th and 15th, BARKER& Ma Foe RENT—plano. Inquire at Edholm & Frick: n's. JOR RENT- Third flovr { buildiog No. 1211 Far- am st ATt O RENT—200 acro farm. - Ao bilck yasd, ¥ | head per month 0K SALE—Farm 8 milos from city, neur Union | Stock yards. Inquire ot Mrs Meyer, over Hoe dor's Lruy store, 16th and Wobster. 872 { \ WISCELLANEOQUS, l ATRAYED OR ST On Wodnesioy morning, Aprit 28d, wediom sized red cow with calf, 1t 9 yours old. Has an addition toat. Kewnrd of $10 wili ve paid if returned to the Sisters 0 Mer- ey Convent, 8t. Mary's uvenue, 926-t1 UCTION *ALE—Of 10t in Wilcox's adg A Mon uy, Mav fib. Sale mmencad m, at the coruer of 20th treet aud the BeifRo road Most desirablo property and best opp rtunky ever offered. W. B GRING, Autio. eer. 9258p ] Dot sl USSR b in tho'lefi. 4 eward wll 02 puid if veturned to tie Milltary Bridge, Cumiog strees, Penny & Wil [ 9042 (‘ N. NEWCOMB, the Boas Cai e and Camicg rtreet, Pa 1 { ! ; 08T OR STRAYED—A light roan cow, wrighs rpet Wearer, 16th T T Shap orses and Cattle. Horses month, and cows at 75¢c T Gregg's pastitce, on Belle Ve riud, wbout 7 miles frow Oaka. . BOGAP + AN get first-cliss privato hoard and neatly fur bish'd roome, N. W. cor. 1211 and Howaid: n.m T £ obraskn Nations Buuuln'z. Most desiratlo oftices in the elt) Suppliad with hydraulic elo"ator and hosted b E 1y Bau on the Bormwo formerly Croignton pe [1 ure 200101 cor. 18th and Capliolaveuus, House, JRURNISHED room hosted 253 N. 19t X o754t PLAKEN UP—at my reddonce N. W, comer oth and Clark stroet, one wnito he'f . Owner will v'ango take her away an ! pay charg ges. T10-Ltewbw ) CnRISt BULLNHEIMER. EMOVAL—0, F. DAVIS & CO,, DEALERS in Real Kstate and Mortgage Loaos, lave removed 10 No. 1608 Farnam strect, Up stars, Toom 13, one door east of their form r location, whero they may be found until completion of their new buildiog: FUK UALE, of Schuyler, Neb., By he 1s golnj Ho'hine a4 sxcallent 004 Cell on ur wddress J. HOUSKA, Schuykr, Neb, OB BALE-Mr, J. Dous offrs his meat market for ito the st ok business. trade 954-1 JOR SALE—Fresh milch cowa at Mulitary Bridge, on Cummings streob. 9675} PENNY & WILLIAMS. DOR 8ALE—Nico lot 60x140 with small huuse 8, 12(h streat, $1,000. Hulf cash, balace at 2 of Syears Tils 1o ' bargain wnd 18 open for just one week. Barker & Majne. V044 JOR SALE F ~Nice cottsge aud lot (0x140, south 12eh straet, 1,60, $6:0 down and $16 per month, . 1634 londid driver an ! fast. C. B Mayue, i8th [ No. 1 Roadster, tiade for suwll team. Farnaw, Will sl N0k SALE—Torve s line acre o can be found, o Lo wvenworth strevt, 2} ailes from post- oftice, Price 81, IREY & MOITER, [ “ANTED G0l foF genoral housowork. 8. B, cor, Faruawm aud 2.th ¥50-30 ED—Girl in sanll fam 1y; oue who ocan o Call ut 284 street, 4th ok, wash wnd iron. hodko from ED—A good stroug weman 10 do pastry Work. Mut understand baking weflles aud cake. 4 pply st tho Paxt.n Hotel, BE-0p A good blacksn agon wa- Good wages will be the 1 ghs pare Bt ouoe, GEO, W. Lllllllh(li’,‘ W o “,'A}cf.nvla ervant glrl. Wages 84 per ek Dapple % K. Joinaca, cor: 2 aud Dedge. Call o & o'elbei or atter, it s for general house- el ewployment 845-803 VWANTED. 26 frst-clash ork. Plaoes fise. buresy, 17 N 10th strset. o ork, 016 B, Dih 85 wAHTfl)»GM 1o howsew Tt l Ol saLi—uotia. o of & roums and two lots, 7 'locks west f hl by casy torma This MOTFeR 8 W oor, 13th and Far. 038t {08 SALE—Ata Lariain, § lots on Park @ ene. 2 luguire 12.7 Faraam street. 93 -1 JURBALE—~Cheap for cas! for weaviug rag Ovrpols, ‘complito Max Dergwaun, Faxton Howel Barber £hop, JrOR sALE- 6 e rous ousin J addition, ghiap, IKEY & WO LThl L Rediek's oty 2 0 all parts of the bosa bls Houses sid: ' specialty, IREY & LB {¥ 6 year § builld Price, payments. Bpeclal berws o one » VS Mo THER ]‘\mnl \LE ou 13tk and 49909 o houses and ourner 1ot 08140 Grao?, | Inquire 0a prewires $’l“0' WARD will be pad for any case of Diphthoria that cannot bo cur.a by Dr. u;kflllllll' (Council Bluff ) preventive and m"fl led ur i “ EDWARD KUEHL, AAGISTER OF PAIMYSTERY At/D CONDITION ALIST, 20% Tonth streed, botween Farvam and Hare ey, Wiit, wizn tne ald of guardiae spirits, obtalaing past and prescnd, aud tha uture. Ynote and shoes Hatrotin _gmarantasd MASTER'S SALKE s 5 Cleult Court of the United States for the ' e I ( In_th District of Nebraska, John Ke:d, Trustes, y Franols Hogg, et al., FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Pahlic votice is hyreby given, that in yursusnce aud by virtuo of & deores ' orid in the above causs, 0 the 7th day of Februs 1834, 1, Klls L Bler- bower, speclal master in chancory’ 1’ aid court, will o th of May 1°8 he hour of 10 o'dlook in the forenoou of the s i ihe no th door of U. lred Statc s Court Heuse aud Postoffice bullds ho city of Umaha, dis! of Nebrashs, 89 1 at auc ion the f. sorihed property, to wit The “quas uui b ided one-th'rd gart of the equal I it of tho sor thwest quarter of sea- tion seven (1) In towurhip fifteci (16), ra: ge ¢ ir- teon, (/3). Sald lute,o t, if divided, beug 20§ wores, rituite 1n Douglos county. Neb u FLLS L, B EREOWER, Yia Gaancery. in Specinl Mastor in (3 'NNELL, § loitor for Complainai , may 6, 18, 29, . Maitor gt Application of 4. H, Phelps for § ermit L el Liquor e & Druggist, NOTICE. given that J. 1. Phelps did w Sl th day of Merch A, D. 1834, file his a) tue mayor and cfy councl’ of ‘thore be no objection, Femoustrance o widhia to wieks frém Maseh £14, A. Dy Paald peranit be grant J. B PHELPS, M M-dtlewk J. )L C. JEW By Tk i v