Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 27, 1884, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE--TUESDAY. MAY 27, 1884, . = THE DAILY BEE. MoTia! Morning. May 26, 26. I‘l!L\IThIL‘i “' ANTED. A namber of good printers can find steady employment at this office, —————————— LOCAL BREVITIES. —The Woman's Christian Association will moot this afternoon at 8 o'clock in their rooms. The figare of “Justice” |was placed upon the dome of the mew court house yostorday morning, It is ten foot in height, —Mr., Charles ¥, Rhoda and Miss Loinda Gotham wore marred in this city on Sabbath rnoon, May 25th, by Rev. Charles W, Bavidge. —The boys on West Vierce stroet are amus: ing themselves by killing the birds with sling- shots, This should bo stopped and that, too, at once — At two o'clock a. m. yestorday a thief at- tompted to enter William Gentleman’s resi- dence but was scarad away by the dog before an entrance could he effacted. Sunday evening at 7 o'elock Houck tied the lozal knot, which made Joseph A. Turaer and Mis) Elizaboth Shoa man and Justice OLAIMING THE REWARD, Several Parlic§ Desirons of Secaring 106 $5.000 Grataity for Tiller's Arrest, The Oompany 8till Hold the Money— Tiller to go to Trial Soon. The following telegram was received last Sunday by a prominent newspaper correspondent in this city from J. B, Me- Oullaugh, managing editor of the St Louis Globe-Democrat: y 8t Louis, May 24, 1883, — Send terms of Milwaukeo offering to com. Tiller reward frem E, M. superintendent of Pacific exprees company,” Tt appears from inquiry that an effort had been made by the Pacific Express company to make a settlement with the captors of Prentiss Tiller, the express robber, of the roward offered for his ar? rsat and the recovery of the stolen mon- oy. This reward was 5,000, and on ac- count of the number of persons interost- promise Morseman, wifo. Both of Omaha. —There will be » meoting of Omaha Cricket Fourtesoth and Far- y 28, all By or- olub, at George's Hall, nam stroets, Wednesday evening, A lovers of cricket aro cordially invited: der of committeo. The following Nebraskans registored yester-1 day at the Paxon: M. D Welch, Lincoln; Milas Zsntmyer, Schuyler; John Key, Valon- ting; J. C. Banefiold, Brownsville ; and Pat- rick Fahy, 0" veill, —Quite an intereateng gamo of base bal was played on tho nail works grounds Sun- day between the Torments and Red Stock- ings, in which tho rods were again defeated by a score of 10 to 165, —The inquest upon the body of Whitebeck will boheld at Droxel & Maul's undertaking establishment this morning at 9 o'clock Tho tanoral will ocour from the same place at 10 o'clock. —Th Auxiliary society for the home for tho friendless will meet on Wednesday, May 23th, at 3 p. m. sharp, at the First M. church, All mombors are earnostly requested %0 be preaent. J, E. Gish, secretary. —Max Meyer hus writton from Paris stat- ing that ho has shipped large quantity of diamonds and also that ho haa rented an office n that city snd hired » gentloman by the yoar to attend to their buying of imported goods. The following Nebraskans registorted yos- torday at the Millard : A, D, Sears and G. Jordan, Grand Tsland ; John C. Hartwoll Clark, J, W. Porterfield, Framont ; Samuel G. Owenv, Lincoln; J. H. Hungato, Blair; 1. 8. Spencer, Beatrioo; and E. B. Hinde, Odell. —Tho ladies of the First Eoglish Lntheran church aro preparing 6. hold a fair and bazar a4 800n as satiafactory arrangoments can bo made, In tho meantime they propose giving & troo entortainment and fostivalin the Sun- day sohool rooms of the now church, on Thuraday oveniug, the 20th tnat, —Sunday afternoon Mr. Sam Holman, accompanied by his wite, wer taking a drive behind a young colt. As thoy tarned the cor- ner of Twentieth and Cass stroots, the animal Decame frightentd and beganto run and kick, Tho bugey was demolisned and Mrs, Holman was soverely injured, recelving & painful gash in her nock. —Sunday moening about 4 o'olock a burg- Iar visited the houso of Mr. Charles Neodh Mr. Noodham hoard him and armed himsolf with a revolver and waited his enttance, For wome reason the fallow did not enter, but it is tobe rogrotted that Mr. Needham aid not give him a parting shot for luck, ——— PERSONAL. " Dr. John Glasgow, an old Nebraskan, of North Auburn, visited Omaha yesterday. Dr. B E, Womersloy and wife, of Wash. ington. D, O., arnived in Omaha Saturday and will make this city their future home. James Brown, buyer for Falconer's notion department, has returned from a two weok's businesa trip to Bostou, New York and other anstorn mackets, Assistant superintendent of the railway mail service, sixth division, W, P. Campbell, passed through Omahns yesterday, en route to Denver, Colorado, where he goes on official businoss, James W, Williams, of "the U, P, freight suditor's offioe, left for Salt Linke last evening, acoompanied by his mother, Mra, Tillinghast, of Buffalo, N. Y, They will return on Mon- day next, D, G. Hull, Eeq., lnsat Sunday received a telegeam from friends in Binghampton, N. Y., stating that his father was lying a¥ the pointof death. Lass evening Mr, Hull, sc- companied by his wife and daughter, started forhis old home where they will stay for some slme, Mrs, James Tillinghast, wife of the pres- ident of the Wagnor Slesping Oar company and aasistant to the president uf the N, Y. 0, & H. R, rallroad, accompanied by Miss Sarah Tubor,of Buffalo,arrived in the eity yesterday o visit her son who 1s employed lu the Union Pacifio headquarters, The following were arrivals at she Motro- politan yestorday: J. A. Wright, Scribner, J. K. Vandemark, Valparaiso, 0. E. Hull, Decatur, A. D, Sears, Graud Island, N. P, Lundeen, York, L. Lundy, Lincoln, P. 0. Rilsy, Milwaukee, 1. A, Dickson, New York city, A. Disjardins, Chicago, and Alex Coard, La Crosse, Wis. Dr. W. 8 Gibbs returned, on Sunday, from & visit %o Washington, D, O., where he atten. ded the aunual meeting of tho American med- doal associ ation, as delegate from the Nebraska state medical masociation. From Washington Dr,Gibbs returned by way of Old town, Maine, ‘where he visited his brother-in-law, J. H. Bur- gess, who, two yoars ago, was In Omaha for several months, o — An Inquest to be Held, Aoting under the advice of County At- torney Oowin, Coroner Maul will hold aa inquest on the body of Henry Whit- beck, the unfortunate man v.ho was run C. | class clubs. . | are 83 for firat class, $3 for second ola o1 in his arrest, and the various circum- stances attending his capture, tions have arisen as to whom it should be paid. Some time before Tiller was ar- rested in Milwaukee, tho detectives em- ploged by the company had located McFadden, his accomplice, in Texas and recovired & part of the stolen funds. Jotter the clerk who sold Tiller the trunk, his employer Keppner and the policeman whom the latter called in to mako the arrest, all clam this reward. Jetter thinks he entitled to it for the renson he first discovered the robber; Keppner for the reason that Tiller was captured in his store and the police be- causo they made the arrest. Prenident Morsman says the company are willing to pay a resonable gratuity and he thinks tho claim of Jetter the mots substantial one. Tiller's suit was to be called np in the ciiminal court of St. Louis, yestorday but as Mr. Morso- aan thought the case would be contin- tinued until next term he did not go down, compiica- e —— BASE BALL BRIEFS, Dates Arranged with Good Clubs for Games to be Played Soon, Baso ball prospects are looking up, Manager McKelvy having made arrange- mentas and settled dates with several first The games which had been arranged for under the old management weore dropped when that club disbanded. When the new one was organized new dates had to be made. The outlook now bids fair for a splendid series of games. On next Friday afternoon it is expect- od the Hastings club, the strongost one in Nebraska excepting tho Union Pacifics will play here with the home team, On the 6th, 7th and 8th of June the Alle- ghany club will bs here and play thros games with the U, P.s Dates of 1dth and 16th of next month have been ar- rangod with the Evansville team of Byansville, Ind, This is the mnine of which O. M. Lord is manager, and it is expocted he will do all he can to van- quish his old friends, The St. Louis Browns are booked here for the 19th and 20th, On July 4th the |¢ Chicago Reserves will y twn games, and one on the bth, ager McKolvy is corresponding constantly with the management of many of the leading enstern clubs, and other dates will be arranged soon with other nines. W. E. Rockwell and Manager McKelvy have secured the exclusive privilego of distributing the score cards forthe coming soason, THE CONFERENCE ENDED. The Union Pacifio oftic| Omaha from Ohi The delegation of Ution Palific officials consisting of Messrs, Olark, Kimball ang Shelby returned last Sunday from Chi- cago whore theso gentlomen concluded negotiationsby which the Transcontinental sssociation will be continued. The con- forence resulted in simply continuing the old order of things, although it is thought that in the near future a money pool will be formed, the diveraity of in. tereats making {t for tho present impractic able. The duties of the pool commisaloners were made morn‘ certatn, and other things of importance agreed upon, among which were the withdrawal of all frelght agencies from all California polpts, and the resumption of the payment of com- missions for the sale of tickets in San Franclsco. The commisulons agreed upon and 81 for third class tickets, The authorlty of the pool commission was in- oreased by extending its power with respect to investigating charges for vio- Iating the present traffio agroement and also in enforcing pensltios, The next meeting will be held in Denver in September, at which time 1t is |.hnu§:t the present traflio sgreement changea into a money pool, —————— MARRIED, TUTTLE~HAMILTON ~A¢ t of 1l y the Rov, 8. J. Dotwiler, s 'l‘ultlo and Mr, Tom E. Ham'lton, After the ceremony was parformod an la- gant supper was sorved. Many benutiful and useful presents wore received from thelr nu- merous friends, S — THE SEASON'S ENDING With the Party ot the Wolf Tone Ligut Intaniry at Orounse's Hall, The reorganized Emmet Guards, now Crouns The Wolf Tones are made up of the best young men of Omaha, and under the careful instruction of Col, Burke have made rapid strides, and wili make arrangements at once h.r equip ment and handsome uniforms, }‘he) should meet with a hearty support in theic efforts to maintain a creditable mili tary organization in Omaha, Parties contemplating attending their party on the eve of Decaration Day should note the change from Cunningham's to Crounse’s hall. ——— BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Inspectors Appointed—The Sewer Bids Laid Over for Next Meoting. The Board of Public Works held a special meeting last evening with Chair. man Creighton and Member Baker pree- ent, The appointment of inepectors was firat called up. Lawrence Duggan was appointed for the south branch of south Omaha sewer; Samuel Stober for the ex- tension of Jones street sewer eastward; Luther Poland on Waring sewer, district No. 18; Geo. L. Dennis on Riiey & Co.’s Waring sewer contract in districts 14 and 17; C. M. Donovan Aaron Hoel's Waring sewer contract in districts 15 and 16 and P. C. Larson stone paving. The:e appointments were made with tho un- derstanding that the inspectors are to go to work only as they aro needed. No contracts for constructing sewers were lot, the bids being laid over until next Saturday evening. The board then adjourned. Oall To Prayer, Tssuod by the National W. C.T. U, in view of the pending Presidential conven- tions and campaigns. Our nation is to-day a legal partner in the selling of intoxicating liquors, This fact defines the greatest and most vital is sues in National politica. Government of people cannot successfully coexist side by side with a traflic protected by law whose result is to render the individual incapable of self government. Will you come join our prayers Tuesday, May 27, in First Methodist church, Davenport St. 10 A. M. Subject.—For the ladies of iho W. 0. T. U; conducted by Mrs. Wal- er. 11 A. M. Subject.—For christian pas- tors and editors; conducted by Mrs, E Gray. 1 P. M. Subject.—For platform and parties; conducted by Mrs. L. G. Charl- on ton, 2 P. M. Subject,—For presidential candidates; conducted by Mrs.J. T. Bell. 83 P. M. Subject.—For christain vot- ers of the Republic with whom rests the balance of power; conducted by Mrs. Battis, Mzs. C 8. SouvLs, Pres. W. 0. T, U. I NEBRASKA StaTe) Gazerreer & Bus ness DIRECTORY to be issued in July, 1884, price $4. 50 J, M Woire, pub isher, 20 8. 1 14th 8',, Omaha, Absolutely Pure Anarvel of pure ore conomfoal tha 10ld in competitio srt wolkl t wum or Koyal Bak This powder nover v traugh and wholesom n elinary kin 1s, and cn. o with the multitudo of low v vho ybato nawders, fold aaiy 1 oans. g owder Co. NERCHAN TAILOR Ha fust roce ved a full o of importer Fancy Suit Inign and Pa ataloaus of tho latest styles. — Also “no triminings. & W.H HANCHETT, HOMEOPATHIST ! TELEPHONE NO. 101, Offie Rooms 1 and 2 Jacob'n Rlocl 16th 8t. and Capiol Ave, Resiionce, 083 L Mary's Ave. Wa.nted TO PURCHASE Second Hand Clothing £ For Spot Cash. ¢all on or address Mr. or Mre Btephen J. RRODERICK, 618 South 10th strees. SPECIAL NOTICES sarspecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid 1n advance Gentleman wanta to correspond with & Iady who has to make her own Iiving. Nove other davply. My P O, Mdresls Creigion Knox auty, Nebraach box 86 “H. § T & W srm the acquaintance of & trae Ke tieman of 41 o over with means ¢ provide s k00d home — Mus' be 11vng Jov.tle kino and trus, Love kindness an. industry in retuen Address 858 are (f Bae office \ ANTDD—A respectable fa- ily to adopt girl baby, now at the Cour ty Puor House.” 481-47p “ AST: D—To hire s small horse o pony to ue for ilaht elivery wagon fcr abont a month Wi be weil taken care of. - Ioquire st Butch r Shop N 18th 84 8.27p V\/ANTED—-A hcr.o or pony ard phaton, 1 the Famre can be had on & trade for & good lot in fanscom Piace. ~ Cull at #31 south 4th et sfter \ 4N1ED- Boarders to know the St. Che rles Ho tel on Hamney St, b twee: 19th and 15th will & tup the bewt tablo boid for &4 00 per weel house in the city of & correeponding price. any 2kt ——eeeeeeee. BIFte) 018 ¢ 8B0 Lots »CE “I'm',“.\. Front run roo, Avply '611 Ca itornia 8. ] RENT-Furuished chumber, with use of ut- ting roon adjoi i g, to & Iy Fav g & 1espect blo occujation. - Address, “BIZ" B¢ oftice 496 27p Wil front —_— JyR LEASE—on ton tim Furnam st vory sightly, ht lots on We t Tnquire of 1, G. Clark 4915 5. K. Corner 10th and_Pacifio 438 u8p Dodge. 459-1m 1" oare of Boo. and two un* A ’uml Thed room, 1615 61§ g0 wreet 404 30p o Iad, or gentlomin, & small fur. i room 0w siicky privase a1, 100 1ish Bk rtre Joik KENT Ok SALE Summer 1o won's Lo g, 8 irit Lake, lown. omp coand r_ady t) opon. o parti or address W, D, Sa “pxon, No 14 9 Dot go itiet over turkish bath 10ums, [0, BRI re, —eleganly room suitabls for one or two geut'cmen Chicrgo at eet. 4 [ R BENT hreo inrs housca of 810 20 rroms cach. Desirable ] cation, Suirab o for noarding BARKER & WA oF nutel 407+t JFOR RENT-—Two s ory {rame hou o 84000 per morth. Fo r cottages, each 41500 per m.uth, A 1w thin one square of St_Mary's av 45541 WalKEN ALER. v irhed roome, Morsc's 16th avd Capitol svenus, 45310 hed £ ont rocm wikh bo rd1606 L. Koss. d&lul‘ ge furnisred room to K-n'lemnn only, N. W. cor. 18th aud Faruam, 43641 Fer RENT—Nicoly farnished rcoms 105 N. 15th, 539.29p 0 RENT—hreo nicely fu-nishe 100me, at_ 101 Dodge street. 441-20p3 JOR RENT—Furnished rooms, Also a house ond rooms suitable for housekeeping, 220 north (St streot. 8.4-25p Dy RENT—Choup, ono piano, one organ. A, 9 Lodge St. 410 1m {Buffalo U. S. Standard SCALES. Hlmebaugh & Taylor, WESTERN AGENTS, - OMAHA, NEB | R. R. TRA DORMA HOPPER, PLATFORM, :E SCAILES ALWAYS IN STORE. ARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST Adopted and in Use by the United States Government, ) HAY, STOCK, WARVHOUSE PATENT DNATION B A R v '\ REPAIR SHOPS—Scales of all kinds repaired and sealed by 7. 8§ standard weights. 85577 Write for Es'imales. HIMEBAUGHE & TAYLOR, 1405 Dongalas Street, Omahs MERGELL & ki SENWELG, Aro propared to do work ¢ i OUTSIDE THE CIIY, Practical Painters & Decorators; gy ¢y e CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTING, DECORATING WALL PAP+ RSAND DECORA 'I0ONS X 1515 Bonglas Sireet, 0mana, consors SHA OR SALY- Now uprivht piaro as 10 rent, 814 noith 17th strcet Al.0 one QR SALECA first.clun voso & Mon Piano, at 8 bargain. Inquire Edholm & Erickson's. 624 1 Taken in Hot Water CURES AIDS COSTIVENESS, OR SBALE—Two open second-nand buggies and DIGESTION ono delivery wagon, cheap, at 1319 Harney St. 89 FOBSALE—A wmall Mosler, Bahman &Co., firc proot sat , almost uew, at thia office. o [7OR RENT Furni.hed room withor without, e, 1:08 Jacksou st 4 42 Fots NT—Furnished rooms at 840 224 strooh, 302 40p Y 70 LOAN—Money. MOREX T 1 AN—0n Improved, furmy in Ne- AVhbraskn, S W. Ferguse:n & Co., 39 Pea ct. Councll Bluffs, lowa. e e— Bank Failure in Iowa, Bradstreot roported Saturday the aseign- ment of the Crawtord county bank of Denison, Towa. A fow days sinco the agency withdrew the bank’s rating and senta roport to Donison to investigate its affairs. The following statement of its nasota and liabiletion was obtained : BANK RESOURCES, Toana and Discounts Guh. vernmont Bonda Exchange. Real Estate, Doposits. 874,075, Tho agency failed to corborate this statement, and never restored the banks rating. This in the first bank failure in western Iowa for some time, and R. Hef- finger, is the sole owner. e 10 Ready for Trial. John Koy, the man charged with tho murder of Jamos Nugent, returned last | evening from Valentine. It has been stated heretofore in Tue Bem that he went back to Cherry county, where he came from to this city, and where he was under bonds on the charge of murder Tho grand jury at the laat torm of court in that county, failed to indiot him and he has returned to Omaha to stand his trial, which will take place at the next term of the district court. e —— DIED, AXFORD—In this city, May 25th at 1115 » m,, Kitty E., youngest daughter of Mr. 1 Mrs. Care Axlord, sgod two years and on months, Funeral services Tucadny May 27th, at 2:30 p. m,, from resldonce corner Twenty-first and Lako stroot, SCOTT —1In this city, May 25th, Warren M., son of Mr. and Mis. M. Scots, age two months, Funeral yeatorday, at2 p. m., from the resid- enee, 2217 Seward street. The remains will be taken to Bushoell, Illivois for lnterment, NOACK—In thia olty, May 26th, at 7 . m., ab hor Iato reaidones on South Tenth atrant uear Dorcas street, Mra. Hormina C., wifo of Rudolph Noack, nge 47 years aud six montha, SEARS—In this olty, May 2ith, at the re. aidonoe of his parents, Eighteonth and Capital avenus, at 630 p. m., suddonly of brain fever Fred Jordan, son of F. A and Carrio Jordan Sears, and gr sudson of R G, Jordan, ago 6 years, 1 mooth and 20 days, Funeral yeaterdsy at 2 p. m, from regidence, ST E ‘Woi do Moyer. It it now undisputed that Wins Die Mey. or's Oatarrh Curo is the only treatment that will absolutely cure Oabarrh -fresh or Chronte. “Very efficaclous. Saml Gould Weepivg Water. N Qiah bas gared. o Mrs, Mary Kenyou, Bismarck Dakota” “I¢ rostored e to the pulpit, Rev. Ge r‘(.‘ K. Reds, Oc* lovillo, N ¥ Jue box radically cured me, Rov. O, H. Twhlor, 140 Nohio shreot, Brooklyn™ " “‘A parfect curo afier 30 yoars tufferl g, J. D. McDonald, 710 Broad- ., &o., Thousands of teetimo,. recoivad from »)| parta of the worldis Delivered, $1.00, Dr. Wel Do Meyer's Ihy lustiated Lrearios,” with statements of the oured, malled free. 1. B. Dewey & Co,, 112 Fulton Strees, N. ¥ sue-t.hurs & sat-m&3em o — inls aro and aaily los n etree. R W. MON Gran ] ¢ i Minery Petersen 16th and Douglas. EY TO LOAN 1n saus of 4300 and upwal ratos o firat claes ronl cutato rueurity "POITER & COBB. Muxvv LOANE—On chattel property, ty J BRAT1Y, 218 nouth 148h stre: 7751w VhE1 TV LUAD—18 M “Betals’ Tionn Agonoy, 15th & Dousia M CFEY TO LOAN In surms of $800. sac V1 0. F. Davia and e., Real Estato an Agonts, 1506 Farnam S e iunoes thwa OF intorcet 284-t1 Xnmu 584, aELe ANt ANTED- A comp tent elrl with riferenoos at | T 4124 Davenpory Bt Wagos $6 00 por wook. 1403:26) “7.~1|-u ~Ane perienced g 11 Gorman preferrod st 18 donouu work_ 60231 \VA\TI’ ) llllll & room w(l’lllt the M!lvnp i hotel coruer 14th ani Douglas Sta., Omal Yages $15 . 0 408-27 wANi-Eb-ul.l at 920 Harney 81, VWANTED - A gl tor genoral huuse work. #4211 8 uth Leth S8, Robert Pu vis. 0 28p ANTED—A firab class barber c: ges anl w eady work #o drun) N. E. corner 14th aud Farnam S8, o good wa. D—A cook woman preforred. Good wa , Nobraska House, North Platte, Neb M l\)u oty pros X V ANTED —F barber. None ot hor need apply. White or colored, 210 14 h 85, 485-3 p 7 ANTED—, dustriou M B R A youogiermen girl, ono n enb plao wid g and Leavenworth, 45 Souta 7ANTED _Nuso ¢l 1ab 810 noith 20th shrest, Dear Ch'cago, %) VY ANIED ~Clestlag glris s M Bard hotol. \ \ ANTED A good gl chlefly for Miche work Mri G M H oo 0 20p 7 ANTEDThr o girla at tho Slavon Hotel u lh streel WANTED ~Girl for geseral hous work. Wust be good wash.r aad iruner. C.llad No 20th and o8y ok, Wag & Kricks.; ous ®per woek Tugutve 2t Kihol \ GENTS WANTI ode nel ing rapldly. Ex eling. ght, aurees Lo ATy, Dllunlnltch 76! WW/AXTED —A gl to raniat in the Kitonen Capltol Ave. VW ANTRD Gl tor howsew ik loqu re st 018 South 198h dirws., or Katon's Gallery. 1310 Far- or Basin f “1g anisabl olars vn 0 mwlalon, Good reterences requr.d. Address *'J, Koo Oftlos, VW ANTEDA firat class barbor with & flrt Dutflt o take the new barber ahop ab the Oooi- dental. The best location and roam for the puryose in % yoming. —vone but a first clas man need apply. Audress McCray and Buell, Buffalo, Johnson 'Co, Wyoml g, Wip “yn-m» A 4o0d book biader. address Ham. mond Brow , *1amost Aib. Bt “w\nnu Agiod aely. Bioal L BASI ANTED - L i o, ligi porlinoed tiusmith mme, Ik with g0l wages | Ad- W, Ord, Aeb \\ own homee; #2 40 work sont by wall rooly. Ploase sadross Rellable lAluVu'lulll( Co., Pulladelphla, Pa. UNEY Toud on chattel property by & 1 M i7eam call vablo, & vory plesaut hume. from Str, car, In Bhinu's add. walo, *ddi‘fon, easy born 5, " | cottmges, 0ol st oany Lermy by F 2 L W. ' Beo oftos, bty For '—Nice furnished front room with board at 184 l)nvov‘pon S 119-20p OR RENT—With board, Onelarge front parlor handsomely furnished.” Also a few table board- ers desir d, 2009 Cass St. 30241 JROR BENTTwo turnished roorus for light house. keeping Bocmer's Block corner 8th and How-rd. 27,4t JF OB RENT—Furnished room 238 N. I9tb. 285 #¢ Taquits CTJ, P o Fnu RENT—Hou'e 0 room.. Bth S, Fou R NT 1ot olans 6 and 7 room housce. 8.1 Petersen, 8. E. cor. 11th and Dovglas. 173.4f JOI RENT—Ono furn shod o m to geutloman aud wife, with board 1914 Webster St 7-lm — | kitchen furni ure separately or any pa t of either. JPO% ReNT—In itedikis block. storeroam 120 fest deo i d good office room. Paulsen & Co., , room 8, 760-tf OR AENT—piano, Inquir at Edbolm & Rrick: won's. 0931t qon urNT_mu room 1609 Faream 8 by PAULSEN & €O % l"“m WENTtunabea rooms om the asriave " oor. 16th aad Captiolaveaus, forworiy Orelghtor Fon RENT-—fooma {n Nebraska Natlons Bavk Bollding. Mosh dosiratie offices in ke cft Supplied with hydraulic eleator an d steam. Apply at Baak. 82611 0K bALR, 701k SALE- By Paisen and Co,. a apeclal barsaln fur & tew daye only. A rple did loosted foll Jor, only § square from St Mary's avenue, not ovor & aron iro - the C.urk houre with coviage. Cal for price. Lot 80x42 on Convent §4., near St Mary's ave., with Taige two story houre # Corner 1ot 100x150 Park ave aod Baltimore St with an elegaat new buis 10 r.om house with all modern fu provements, $9,5.0 Corver lot, 160,141 Shirley and Virginia ave fenced with houso well and shade trecs #1,000, gain, ba rner 1ot 127183 only 8 s es from Park ave, with goud houro, vary b ap at8200 at enay tormn. o0 loracent 11y ki 1 Dinle Wb & & s m private boardlug house tog.sLer ik furuisure $2200 . eaey tarma, 00 for a dairy. frm city Lmite wi'h oonefanily acro, mail eash payments, [t Fuil los on Co. & r near 18th with new h-ute and Call for prioe. +s hou e anc tulllot. cnly a few squares Will be sold at a bar- 1% <n A'fliat ¢ A £.11 ok, 14" quares fro » car ire in Shinn Fist cises reskdnnce pr perty §1,% Lote in Willooox's, Redicks, Haneoom Place, Burr Oak, Clari e « pace, Deaise's, Otahoma, Wes she low b 1 row 2/d acd Ploroe v, well loen & first claes 40 d &' pony, or wingl+ and d uble harness P'rie §75, Copit Iave b, 4641 urgatn, heure of 4 ooms good arae ok Tociag oa. Hamiton. Asd. issies wosh of Convenson Haunlls. n 84 13 ‘Apply 914 Jackson 4. 478 l!v il hacnem, scll so - ve, 487-2p AOR SALE - A hore buguy arasely or togevher, 2610 S5 Mar TEAP— 8118 cash will buy pony harness a1 d hog- £, o ihe g Tor o faally, " Apply rquare fwea o1 €05 N. 10°h & 8-47p N F i e JRUR *AL- A fratclan siock o K (ioldan opportunity for eitt er lady or gentlema sinall capital, g0 . pade shtablishad.” Addrems | A JOR 8ALE runnivg ord Ol BALE—Chear, econd hend earrage top phacto . Inquire 2420 Dodge. e I OR ALES ht 5,0, 7 and 8, bl heldon aidislons ' Faco shu Toquire of H. G, Clark. CIEDATIONS WANTLD tor holsealobouse, ecady © stamp for ropl, validing, Now Y ork. iy JOR SALE Anbuguu. J200 pound -wn horse half of ground all gaals, bal noe in§ yea.s. before June 1at O. ¥. DAVIS & CO., 1608 Farnam St, 41124 ’F‘u SV E— & very beauitul residence. b.rn snd outhouses. or spply 1214 Dodge 4., up stairs. OR SALLE—The gocd will and fixtures of the Creighton House, Wil sell the dining room and Will exchange for lands, luts or any $sale bls com mouilty, or wiltake secared notes oa long tiwe, - In- uire a Crfybton House 054 RELIEVES REGULATES HEADACHR, 1HE BOWELS I‘mu SALE—Une Vose and s«u.EuM ata bar- uin. Inquico at Ediol and Krickson's music n 941 45747 Recently of Boston,"hss openod an ologant new ved mm of 240 nores, arge orchard &0 R yarcs,and 510 10F nere. Also 240 can be rcli In 80 acre Terma easy, POT: stooz of ot | OR 84 LE—I1 use f roome, 1t 7°x143, barn, cls- 1em, trees, ete Thornell's addition, just off st H = 5 Mary's strect car line. krce $1,800.° YOITE & u COBB, 515 Farnam stro-t, pety 5 houso and lot In Omaha, in 1 Ll n, 880 ms, wel 80 barrl (s : . 0 feot frent by 180 fect veep, for UNDER THE L& C BB 1 6 Farnam St. 406 ¢/ d fix ure , shitiovery, . 16th rtres Cavs, O+ MILLARD HOTEL. Tn) priag Weights, cvinutat Lot in Wal- ng abriel property 04« ard d'on ensy ormi TR & CORB, 1815 JROR, SALE-A new bouss, coneinting of 6 ro closet and pentry, +la cisbern; with lod au Gut with froit srees, graps L nes,in eplend'd concinion, only 93 (0. 0Oné trd Avply”N. E. cor. 15th »nd reas o reet, south Umaha FINE UNBERV(EAR AND HOSIERY. NEWEST AND LATEST 150 o Kagshiseioregan kMo reuch +a hriggan in Morino asd Catton, St R DESIGNS IN FOh AL B et e renn o | e WA, gain, ut 132( Calit rola St. . JEWELRY. —Two of the choieest 1ot in Hanscom HANDEERCHIFS Place one block from atre + car. Must b so'd BRACKS, ETO. Coaching, Walkm7 Street and Evening Gloves. FINE WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS. Eoglish, Pique,and Full Dress Shrits, SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. Cheap low fo Shinn's 2nd widirion, +nd Plainview. POTTER & ('fllfll 428:t! {OR SALE OR I EASE noss lots all or part of it (n ssuth 15th St The whols will make Inquire Bee uffice, w004t OR FALE OR EXCHANGE —40 acre farm aj Flk. horn Station + ith large 10 100m house, large J. v Bilyis, Elkhorn Biation, 7. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 188 158, with 4-8 room | ¥ d , $550 for half a wile turther vus " neflrmlmr'u}np lnwulm Hrmill and Peterson hag een ved by wutual consens Al contraets far Fou SALE--We offer to ranchmen and oters, | work will bo carried on Lereafier by 1y alf Joo chilos Iowa Helter: 2 years old. JOHN | ETERSUR. fiph Mt e e T = . To g 3w 3 mahs Kay 294 1684, Bop o o 10w 100 1 and 2 year old grade bulle Qur catile aro yurded aud we lavite tnpechion, 2 THE HULL TAPOR COOK STOVE 7OR BA' E—House 16124 and lofs anxm. one lob on oor er _n Credis Foncler addition.” Pries v60. VOITER & COBB, 1616 Faroam 85, 4/i-4t to 8350 buys an elogant It fn Hanecom Place, on mouthly payments, it you x o, B, 206 ot AKER & MAYNE H 2| Ty e The Pioneer and Still Ahead. Barker & Mayue, from Pratt's sub-division, 19 wre lote Douglae strest. der's Drug wore, 16th and Webster. JOR BALE—Twenty acres of tho Griffen farm, 8§ miles from the Fostoffice. and cnly two mun Will bo sold in 9, b Inquire Omaha Carpet cn.“uu ] e OB SALEFann 8 miles trom civy, noar Union Btock yards. Inguire sy Mrs. Meyer, over Koo [N 8 elozaut lote oo you want bo trade, cal Atter b p. m. 70K SALE—8 beautifol | of 54 Mary's ave N.E Ci LE—One piaao, 8 good s new. © 1519 Lidge \ne, argein homee of 8 £oo " oo Fiace wil or tos in ir at 81 south 34w 0R RA” E—A fine lob in |l take horso +nd bugy, JOR RALE OR EXCHANGE r.rulunl " i Good steck anc trad. b lanm good propersy. Adarow & Rab Hoe oftice B85t Fast suporeeding the larg-sh old fashionad st and rangos I8ha Ane smplest and moes « foie &4ove buraors in the world, and wi'h niw im,r fuen wdho caslorh b cpera'e Abwolutely sate nt roservoir, pow in use season = | withont single aciuiont. U o aarson ) tor ue, Prico Liat, HULL VAPOR STOVE 00,, ULBVELAND,0, SALE— hoap, ” e Apply ro.mié, Umaba X loual Bank 254 _may Smie codw . -1 In goud order known as the Wolf Tone Light Iufantry, will give the second of their regular dancing parties at Crounse's hall on Thuredsy evening, the 20th inst., the eve of Decoration Day, aud from what is beard of the arrangements being made 8T, LOUIS PAPER WAREROUSE, Graham Paper Co, 217 and 319 North Mailn 51, ¢ Louls. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ~ It has been currently reported that all 41 o ulg’wm» A situstlon b, & German d)o':nw wan Unlon Pacific shopmen wero to be discharged [ 1V 17 yoars of axe va bo & keeper or clerk, hol: on Thursdsy, and that the shops wuuld be | Bee omen o™ " 6% B9 o'Jecd #hut down until next Monday, when areducea scale would be pet In force, and ull wanting to | K0 to work agaln at the reduced figires will b | cha ae over by train No. 7 on Saturday night, just beyond Waterloo, The jury will be st 9 o'dlock this morning, i The men of both trans 7 and 10 will be . subpcenasd as witnesses. An order was received by the under. EMOVAL-0. F DAVIS & 02 R tete snd Mortgage Lo ne, ave removed to frech. U eairs £ om 13, one door er Lioation, where thoy way he wpletion o the new aullding ok swkm ml n. 4 lighb top bugay and loquire &b Tiriell & d n BY 100-t1 No. 178 Farm cant of their found until KN ( Call st A ——| il o, No W ouia ad fxtares of the addrew + POI BALE—(wo story frame bouss, 8 rool hall 011 C: 8% irvet, . oar 16th. Cash price, u ‘0, PUTTER & COBH lblb Faru treet. ot fakers from a railroad official requosting [and the young men who compose the | re-employed. Auinquiry at Union Paatic SOR BALE -Tue god Dl - P DEALELS In | 810K WRITING them to hold llh. body until he could | company, the affair will be an enjoyable | headqlartors yeaterday failed to elicit any infor - “ NTRDStin by 4t aa tronerin L hl‘::r;‘l:';w;, o 1;;,;’\2'.‘::;_!‘}“"‘.3':‘:‘: I 1M s romoved u:ws.} PAPERs,huumu make a proper disnosition of it. A mcs- mation regarding the matter except that no aL614 N. ith 7484 | to No 1608 Firnam street. U stairs, Toom 14, oo ENVELOPES, CABD BOARD AND t | one: The company had issued iunvita- tions giving the place of the reseption at , whore they may door vast of their fory r 1o o w buildin) be found until complotion of ¥ such order bad hean reciived there, they knew nothing whatever .f any such plan, and that ISOBLLANEODS WANTS. ll“ i BALE Yory doevabh renidence lor emal PRINTER’S STOCK | aniles from the nearest railroad station, | Cunninghaw's hall, but subscquent ar- bl tamily, 0 % off 8¢ Mary's svenus, 10 blook WEWARD y case Diphtheria i The probal htest 7 from Loo.ton fae, 43,50, ol it o e, do - o ! who 1t is expested will care for the hody. lrangements necessitated o change to xum;:::." B bk W‘ i ."Ffing Y FOTHER & 00D, 116 Farvas ssoen. . BEL M (fi!flu BIIl‘)ymlv)-nu"u:l"c:uws:d friL | e puid tor kot a1