Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1884, Page 8

PiRem D e ————————————— 8 e THE DAILY_BEE. Wedresday Morning, May 28, l‘“‘lN:I'EI"S WANIED. A number of good printers can find steady employment at this office. LOCAL BREVITIES. —On Friday, Decoration Day, the offices of the county clark, county treasurer and clerk of the court will ba closed. —Tickets for Rev. A, A, Lambert's locture on “‘Spiritualism” will bo for sale to-day at the opera house, —The Farnam stroet sowor is fast,approach: ng completion and will probably be finished by the explration of tho contract which is June 1st, — An inquest waa held yesterday morn.upon the remaina of Whitbock, the brakeman who wan Killed by falling from the train on Satur- day night. Tho jury returnod a verdict of ac- cidental death. —On account of the absonco of soveral wit- nessos last evening at tho timo set for the in- quest to b held on the remains of tho man found dead near the city laundry yosterday morning, the iuvestigation was postponed un- til 4 p. m. to-day. 1t is reportod that a real live dude was in Hornborger's saloon Monday, that ho got very drunk, stopped the orchostra, and Tusist o upon making o spooch, Ho was takon out and his head held undor & wator hydrant until he partially recovered. “At tho rooms of tho Liboral Leaguo on Sunday afternoon, Mr, J, Ahles, of Counci 1 Bluffs, delivered a lacture on the “Lvolution of the Wind," at the conclusion of which Dr, Merriem aud others spoke upon evolution as applicable in physics and tho troatment of disensen, —All physicians aro & littlo touchy about having tho credit of an oporation performed by thomselves given to others, In this con- noction it might b well to add that Dr. . 8. Leisering{had in hand the kuifo which oxtract od the ball from Pat Mehan's back on Sunday Tast, —Tho examination of Jack Kinney charged with shooting Pat Mohan with intent to com- ‘mit murder, was called up in the police court yosterday afterncon. C. A, Baldwin appeared for tho state and A. N. Foerguson for the do- fonse, Tho defendant waivod examination. His bail was fixod at $1,500, but being unablo to furnish the required bond he was romanded 10 tho county jail- —Col. T H. Stanton and Mr. H. W. Chace his clerk, are at home again, after an exhaus. tive trip to Fort Washakio and othor posts in the western portion of the department. Col. Stanton reports tho atreams unusually high for this time of the yoar, and ono of the mem- bers of the party relatos in thrilling manner, how the gritty Colonel fishod Liout. Wait, of the Nifth cavalry, out of tho upper fork of Wind river, just as he was beiog washed away by the tubulent flood. —An Englishman namod Roberts atterapted to kill himsolf at the houso of wome relatives noar Millard Sunday, but sucoceded in only making; o flosh wound in his side. Monday he came to town with hus frionds, who swore out warrant charging him with insanity,and he was arrested by Deputy Shoriff Crowell, Roberta is now in the county jail awalting ex- amination on the charge of lunacy. ~—The stealing of flowers and plants from Prospect Hill cometorgy has been very annoying of late, and one gentleman offors $10 reward for the apprehension of the thioves, Two girls woro caught in the act last Sunday and were reloased on promise to keep away. They were judges of what was most valuable and had a large covered basket full. These gitls are not the only thieves, however, and the grounds will be watchod more closely than ever. The penalty for such thieving is from $5 to 8500 fine, and imprisonment from one to thirty days, Send for samples and prices of Chil- drens and Boys suits, Large assortment, All ages 4 to 16 years. L. B. WiLtiams & Sox, m&e-1w-eod Police Court. In polico court yesterday two di turbers of the peace were each fined §6 and costs and sent up. One suspicious character proved him- self allright and was discharged. Seven tramps arrestod Monday after- noon under the railroad bridge, were One dealt with as follows yesterday: was sentenced to thirty days in the coun- ty jail, one to fifteen days, three to ten days and two to five days, all on bread and water. John Murray was arrested Monday for discharged his rovolver in the Theatre | $ Yesterday he was charged | § Comique. with carrying concealed weapons, and fined $10, and was sentenced to be im- prisoned in the city jail at hard labor for fifteen days, Murray claimed that when he went to the Comique he had about $40 in money. He went into a box, and shortly after a crowd of men entered the box, knocked him down, kicked him and robbed him, and in the fracas he shot off his revolver, The judge looked as if he artially believed the statoment, and so id many of the onlookers, e — PERSONAL, Mr. Wi, H. Fay, manufacturer of Fay's manilla carpoting, is in the ity and is the guest of the courteous and gentlomanly general agent, Mr. J, 8. Richardson, Me. A. B. Valontine, republican delegate o the national convention from Vermont, was He has been spending a fow wooks in Californla and is now on his in the city yesterday. way to Chicago. Messrs, A. H. Swan and Robert Urquhart, of Cheyonne, who have beeu absent thres Theso @gentlemen wero registerod yostorday at tho months in Furope, have returned, Millard, and to-day will leave for Wyoming, The following were registered at the Metro- politan: Mrs, B. ¥, Talbot, Mrs, J, Blockloy, J. E. Woods, of Wayne: I, Collinge, Lincoln; Mrs, J, Elliott, of Takamiah; J, W, Hitch- <ouk, Hartiogton; D, . Kublmaa, Oakland; Mr. ¥, W. Fords and Miss Kato Forrls, of Galesburg, lle. Tha followlog Nebraskaus were reglatored yesterday at the Millsed: T. W, Lowrey and R. D, Moore, Lincoln; Ferd, Schuels and Eugene Moore and wife, West Point: Sam Fahrman ad Eugene H. Slowau, ¥iomont; J. P. Bell, David City; C. C. White, Valpa- raiso; R. C. Chappell, South Aubura, o — Send for samples nud pricos of Chil. drens sud Boys suits. Largo assortment, Ali ages b to 15 years, L. B, WiLuaxs & Sox, mde-lw-eod L ST V. 8 b irs s OMAHA DAILY BEE INVESTIGATION INVITED, The City Council to Look Into Certain Charges Against Some of Ifs Members. of the *‘hack stand” ordinsnce. Adopt- ed, Public property and_improvements: Recommending the purchase of a transit and level for the city engineer's office, Adopted. Samo, recommending that John Mo- Donald be appointed keeper of Hanscom Park. Adopted. v MGas, recommending that a gas light be yliced 'at 2lst and Burt streets. Adopted, b Special committee recommending that 14th street between Howard and Hearney bo used as & hay market. Filed and city attorney instructed to draw an ordinance in accordance therewith. Mr. Ford arose and asked if there was any way by which the recent difficulties existing botween certain members could bo investigated and the truth of various statoments _arrived at, stating he did not wish to be looked upon as a perjurer. Mr. Hascall stated hewas glad the matter had been brought up, that the burden of proof was upon Ford, that he, (Ford) had tried to drag in third parties, and moved that the council go intoa committeefof the whole to investigate the charges, This was seconded by Behm. Hascall continuod tnat_Ford was expect- i to divulge on last Tuesday night but did not. Why had he waited to this late day when he stated a long while ago he “anew somothing,” Ford stated he was rendy to go beforo any body of men for investigation and he did not ask for it at last meoting besause an adjournment was taken before he was aware of it. ¥ On motion tho investigation was laid over until next Thursday evening, at which time the council will meet for this purpose. The Farnam Street Grade Finally and Satisfactorly Disposed of. Other ussiness of Importance Trans- Acted Last Night, At the regular meeting of the city council last evening membors Anderson, Bochel, Behm, Ford, Furay, Kaufinan, Redfield, Thrane, Woodworth and Mur- phy were Spresent. The roll was called, and the minutes of the previous mooting read and approved. PETITIONS AND HMMUNICATIONS, From the mayor, stating he had ap- proved certain ordinances. Filed. From samo, “appointing Daniel Me- Bride, Patrick Maestrom, John Nations, Richard Burdish, James Brady Albert Sigwart, John Curry, H. W. Pettit, Wi, Astman, James Hyland and John Chase vice N. A, Cyrus resigned. Roferred to committe on police. From same,appointing Frank E. Bailey, R. N. Withnell and A. Rosenburg ap- praisors to assess damagos arising from appropriating private property for sew- ers. Confirmed. From John Mulvihill and others, call- ing the attention of the council to the necessity of locating hydrants on Jones street. Reforred. From Thos. A. Creigh, treasurer of the the Presbyierian church asking the can- collation of the taxes assessed against lot 7 in block 85, occupied by said church. Granted. From Benedict Haas, making a state- ment of his claim against the city as keeper of Hanscom Pask and requesting the use of certain grounds until next September. Referred. From N. A. Cyrus, presenting his res- ignation as member of the police force. Accepted. From City Water Works Co., giving notice that it had constructed hydrants as ordered by ordinance. Referred, From Jno. M. Gibbs and others own- three-fourths of the property on both sides of 156th street, between Center street and the Bellvue road, protesting against the grado rocently establifhed for 16th. Referred. From A. O, Jones: Protesting againat ball playing on 16th and other streets in the city. Referred to city marshal. From A. L. Strang, asking the council to direot the mayor to deed to him cer- tain strips of land eloven feet wide, omitted by mistake in original deed from city to this petitioner. A resolution, introduced by Redfield, instructing the mayor under the advice of city attorney, to make a correct doed of this property wos adopted. . From James Creighton, prosenting ap- roved estimate of work done by Hugh urphy & Co., on Waring sower mains. Approved § From same, appointing Lawrence Duggan, Samuel Stober, Luther Poland, Geo. L. Demise, O. M. Donovan and P. 0. Larson, inspectors of public improv- ments, Con‘irmed. A number of bills were referred with- out reading. 2 From J. F. Wilcox and others calling attention to the dangerous condition of the bridge on 28th and Douglas. Re- forred, K From W. F. Seaman, stating that the stock of goods in his cellar had been damaged from tho water from the sower and asking the council to reimbures him. Reforred. From appraisers appointed to assess damages resulting from changing the grade of Oth and 10th streets giving their roport. Approved. From John Matthison, for the Danish Asgociation, presentihg a bid for the glroal of ground just east of lot 16 in look 260} Accepted. From city attorney giving his opinion that a market house could not be erected on the sireet and that a court of equity would enjoin its erection. Filed. On motion the Farnam street grade was then taken up. Mr. E. Rosowater, for tho property ownors who desired such change, stated that $6,900 had been sub- seribed toward paying damages, and that the subsoription could bo increasa to 600 dollars. Hascall moved that the 000 be placed in the city treasury and tendera be made to those damaged. Mr, Anderson objected, as the condition of the city finances, which at the present time are low, would not warrant the city in paying the balance. Mr. Behm sup- ported the motion by saying abutting owners were expecting this change, and their improvements wore at a stands| The motion was carried, the yeas and nays being called for, ¥rom appraisers appointed to assess damages arising from changing the grade of 10th street, making their report. Adopted, From city attorney giving his opinion that 0. Kailumback who had paid $200 toward a license, could not draw it out unless liconse is refused. Filed, From mayor, appointing Augustus Pratt, Willism Coburn, W. J. Broatoh lfipnlwn to assess damages arising from change of grade on St. Mary's avenue, Confirmed, ORDINANCES, By Redfield changing the name of Cen- tor stroet to Corby street. 3y Behm repealing ordinance, No. 730, Passod. By Redfield appropriating moneys to pay for curbing and guttering Cuming stroct, Passed. By Redfield, appropriating money to pay for curhing and guttering Eloventh and Twelfth streots. Passed, By Furay, repealing certain portions of ordinance 730. Read twice and re- ferred. By Haskell: amending section 2 of chapter xxvit, of Chase's compiled ordi- nances, entitled nuisances, and repealing said section 2, By Furay: Appropriating $368.43 out of the 17th street sewer fund, in favor of William Fitch & Co., in full for work done on said 17th street sewer. Passed. The council then adjourned. pitsliegier: oy 8. or N. C. Tobacoo—finest in the land. SUDDEN DEATH, Mrs. Emily Willlams Found Dead Yesterday Morning. Yesterday morning about 30'clock Mrs. Emily Williams was found dead upon the kitchen floor of her residence, 2418 Piorco street, by her husband, John Wil- liams. Mrs. Williams has been subject to feinting spells for some time. Monday eve. Mr. Williams went to bed supposing of course that his wife would soon follow him. Yesterday a. m. about 3 o'clock he was awakened by the crying of one of the children, and not finding his wife in bed went to look for her. Upon entering the kitchen he found hor lying upon her side on the kitchen floor in a lifelesscondition. A physician was hastily summoned but the lady was pronounced dead. The coroner was notified and went to the house but did not deem it necessary to hold an inquest, the sup- position being that the lady died from some heart trouble. The deceased was 41 years of age. The funeral will take place this after- noon at 2 o'clock, from the residence, 2418 Pierco street. ——— Ho First Turned Hot and Then Cold. And now comes tho_drawlng of the capital prizo 0f$25,000 in Tha Loulsiana State|Lottery Company, on April 8th, drawing at New Or- loans, of which Tridor Tsaacs. of Modesto, has boon awarded $5,000. Mr. Tnanca was in San- Francisco yesterday, and said that there was o poculiar elrcumatance in relation to bis sacur; ng the lucky ticket. “In the first place,” said hie, **T sent to San Francisco for n ticket in tho The Louisiana State Lottery. I receiv- od o anawar tomy lotter, and w0 wrote again, requestiog hin o send _another or refund my money. He sent the ticket, No, 8, for April 8th drawing-—the lucky one—for it was only n little while before I received a dispatch shat I had won & $5,000 prize. Well, I guess I felt about as any poor mon does who sudden- ly comes into possession of money like that, 1 first turned hot and then cold.” J. Boas cash- ed the check for the lucky man, who left the city for Modesto in highglee, Mr. Isancs is a clothing-store keepor in Modesto, and has seen mo pretty hard struggles,—San Francisco, Cal., Chronicle, April 20. — Indignant Oltizens. The citizens living upon Howard street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets are justly indignant ai having the street upon both sides filled with farmers wag- ons loaded with hay, from morning until night. Yesterday as many as fifteen hay wagons were upon that block. If memo- ry serves us rightly an order was issued last fall that all hay wagons should be confined to Fourteenth streot betweon Howard and Jackson troets, and for a time an office tioned at Howard and Fourteenth streets and all drivers wero made to drive their wagons where the order designated, but it seems to be entirely forgotten now. It is & decided inconvenienceto the residents of Howard street as it is impossible to get a carrioge any where near the side- walk, Beside this it is converting one of the principal thoroughfares of the city into a veritable barnyard, covered with hay and other litter. e —— Send for samples and prices of Chil- drens and Boys suits, Large assortment, All ages 4 to 1D years. L. B, Wituiams & Sox, m&e-1w- eod RESOLUTIONS, By Furay: That the committes on streets and grades be instructed to con- sider and report some comprehensive system of naming the streets in the city. Adopted, By same : That the mayor be requested to nominate heads for the various vsepurt- ments or explain at next meeting why he A Vagary’s Victim, AN OPEN SEPULCHER. A Dead Nan Fomd in @ elar o0 “ Bleventh Stregt Yesterday Morning. His Feet Cnul;fl ll:ll‘ lihl"nvl‘ Buried in the Sand—T Body Not Yet Identified, It seems that the destroying angel of death, in a violent form, has put in an appearance in Omaha and that to remain, Three coroner's inquests in one day is something a little unusual in Omaha and yot that is the number over which Coroner Maul was called to preside yesterday. The latest sensation was the finding of the body of a dead man in an open cellar on Eleventh street, just north of the steam laundry, yesterday a.m.shortly before b o'clock. Officer Donovan was walking his beat and as he approached the cellar he be- held the BODY OF A MAN, his feet up, his knees caught over a piece of plank, and his face buried in the sand at the bottom of the cellar. The officer immediately went for the coroner and upon his arrival the body was taken out and carried to the under- taking rooms of.Drexel & Maul, In the pocket of the dead man was found thirty cents, but not a scrap of paper of any kind by which he could be identified was found, and as yet no one has visited the place who can IDENTIFY THE REMAINS, He was a man_apparently about forty years of age, had a heavy mous- tache, slightly mixed with gray, about five feet, seven or eight inches in height. He had on a brown pair of pants and a blue-check shirt, The mid- dle finger of the left hand had been taken off at the second joint. This is the only description that can be given and if any boarding house keeper or others have known ot a man who tallies with above description they will confer a favor by calling at tho coroner’s office and making the fact known. Many were the rumors afloat morning as to the probable cause of the man’s death. Some thought that HE HAD BEEN MURDERBD and thrown into the cellar, but this is not probable as there are no marks upon the body or head which would indicate violence. This it seems would set at rest all theories of foul play. The most likely thoory is that the man was Intoxicated and in passing by the cellar, stumbled and fell in, his legs be- coming entangled in such a manner as to render him utterly powerless to extricate himself and with his face buried in the sand he smothered. The place where he had fallen inisa yery dangerous one. While there isa board nailed up across and in front of the excavation there is a very bad hole at the inside edgo of the sidewalk which leads directly nto the cellar. The hole is fully large enough to admit of a man falling through it, and as tho body was found in that corner it is very likely that it was through this hole the man fell. | ——— ARE Yoil GOING UROPE? 1n another column will be found the an nouncement of Messrs, THOS, COOK & SON ‘Yourist Agents, 261 Broadway, New York, relative to the very complete arrangements they have made for tours in Furops the coming Spring and Summer. “Cook’s Excur- sionist,” containing maps and full particulars, wfllhbn mailed to any uhdreu on receipt of 10 cenf Saratoga Notes, While driving into the city last week, Mus. Nevins, by the overturning of her buggy on the military road, was thrown out in such a manner that she fell beneath the horse, which rolled over her; one of the animal's legs held the unfortunate lady to the ground, but fortunately assis- tance was near at hand and was prompt- ly rendered. On being extricated from her perilous position Mrs. Nevins was WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1884, pocket and rob him of $25! Did he have any more right to that money than he has to that earned by any honest, private citizan! The end is not yet, and an effort will be made to make him disgorge. e —— TWICE IN ONE N1GHT The Department Run to Two Fires— Extingunished Without Tarning on a Stream, At 10:30 last evening Jerry Murphy, the block watchman, discovered that the store-room of Grunebaum Brothers, at 1309 Farnam street, was filled with smoke. Analarm was turned in from box 42, but the firo was extinguished without turning on a stream. The fire was found # be in the cellar at the bottom of the elevator among some paper and boxes. It had not yet burst into a flame, but looked as if it had been smouldering for some time. How it originated is not known, as all the employes left the store at six in the evening, At 12:36 another alarm was turned in from box 43, The cause of this alarm was located in one of Tom Murray's houses, in the alley connecting 8th and Oth streets, between Douglas and Dodge. Tho house was tenanted by a colored man, who thinks it was set on fire from the outeide. Reed, the tenant, says threats have been made to burn him out, and he thinks an attempt was made last night to carry them into execution. The fire was put out before the department arrived. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdor never vae sbeangh and wholesomenew. ‘More conomioal than tn cdinory kindg, and canaoy be sold tn competition with the multitudo of low vast, short welgt t alum r pho phate powders. Bold oaiy in cans. Royal Bak- g owder Co. SPECIAL NOTICES. Amarvel of puro Are prepared to do work MERGELL & ROSENWEIG, - 4 OUTSIDE THE CITY, Practical Painters & Decorators, g, & Short Notice ! HQ( S s AND FRESCO PAINTING, DECORATIN CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINESTRETAIL STK OF WALL PAPERSAND DECORATIONS b 1515 Eonglas Street, Omaha, coespen: SHADE ~ By Paulsen and Co., & special bargatn days only. did looated full lot, quare from St. Mars's avenue, not over § #quinses from the Court house with cottags. Call for price T A\ D~S8ituation as short hand writer In office. Can use type writer. Add: ¥. l HALLER, Council Bufts, ‘ TANTED- or grecery store. yoars experience. Addre 0. in retall dry gools ferences furnished, 10 hox 80, Cotn Towa. 525.90p 50x142 on Convent St., near St. Mary's ave., o two Btory house #8,0.00. d_ Baltimore St. house with il modern improvemen Corner lot, 1C0x14] Snirley and Virginia ave. all feraced with hiouse well and shade trees §1,600, a bar. business. Apply at 1214 VWANTED A grod amart businets man fo take intorest in & nice business in the west, ~Large profits no competit on, only_small amount of money Foquired. Addrees room () Rediok's block, Omuha Neb, { chance for a dairy 2 miles from city limits wi'h constantly TANTED—A ten of twelve foct counter, *'F, W, 718 Dodge St Stogp | romr 160 yer acre, smail cash payments, -~ ¥ull lot on Conter neat 15th with new house and A Sentleman wanta to correspona with a lady | stmile, & very pleatant h Call for prics. £, who has to make living. A'first class hou eand full lot. only a few cquares need apply, My P, O tron Str, car, io Shinn's add. Will bo sold at bar- County, Nebraska box f i . A 201l 1ot 14 squares fros oarlire in Shinn's 164, VW ANLED= 10 orm the acquaintance o & true [ aildition. Flrstciass roridenco pr. porty 1,80 o6 gentloman of 40 of over with mean £ pros i a good homo. Must he living lovable kind and tru Willcoex's, ick's, Hanecom Place, Love kindness and industry in return, Address 8§ ke place, Dontse’s, OLahoms, West care of Boe office. A7-20p | Omiha A ds, at the Towdst | Corivor 22d and Plorco 8t, 132 X188, with 1.5 room VW ANTOD—A reapectable farily fo adopt, & cottages, coal sheds, well and 2 cisterns $0,0 0 cn baby, now atthe County Poor Houso. casy tern by Paulsen & Co., 1609 Farnam 8t , room Thice FANTED-To hire a small horse or pony to use ST WD Tellvery. whgon tor abont & month: | HOEAAL Wi'l be well taken ez N. 18th st An tarn, large lot St one Bloo. PIven the premises. of. Inquireat Bul TED-—A horo o pony and phaeton, it the can be had on a trade for & good lob in om Place. Call at £31 south 24th stre JaUe SALEIteigerator Ap, iy i1 . 2 10 VY ANTED - Boarders to know the st. Chirles T tol on Harney St., between 12th and 15¢h will [ 8t up the best table bostd for 8 00 per we house in the city of a corresponding price, 478 28, 478 wp SAL A hiorse bugey and harness, sell © together, 2510 St. M 30 SALE—Largo new barn with long wiound, In uile at the boran houso. 4 JROR SAL A fenuclus atock “tAneE - o8, (¥ dolden opportunity for eitter lady orec leman — Smutl capital, goo1 trade establisn:d. Ad e 1. YOR BENT--Hovecs ana Lote, L. W.* Boo ohico. i JOR SALE—Choap, recond hand carringe top Thactoo. Inquire 9428 Dodge. %0p JHO GALE L 0 5,87 and 8, biok T Tt and Shelden additiond. * Faco South and East, very ghtly. Iuquire cf H. G, Clar 49230 7OR REN y, farnished room |~ P % Fo rivate tan Horeo cars. Adress | [0 SALE—At a bargain, 1209 pound work horse HAY i in good ordor A, 3. MANDELL, it 325 Breadway, Coundil Blufls, Towa. ) JOR SALE »nd_havd light top bug T gents ndiog taddle. Tuqure at Tl a.d Conl's Shoe store, 1308 Farnam St. 100-t1 DOR ¥ Large suitable for dent TS0k SALE—Two story framo house, 8 rooms and bl on Ciss sfrcot, 1 oar 16th. Cash price, £4,000, POMIER & COBS. 1615 Farnam stroct. | 420-t T—Front suit rooms with front 1611 California St. 59 The good will and fixtures of the Ho sse, or will sell any part of the din- izroom or kitchen furniture separatey. Easy Apply on premises. T—Furnished chamber, with use of sit- m adjoining, to a lady baviog a resp Addry BIZ." Bee ottic o Fingr able occupation £—Very dosirable residenco tor smal A2 tanily, one block off St tary's vemus, 10 block z rom postolfice. Location fine, 8,500, Exsy term] ht lots an West | BOTTER & CONB. 1516 Farna stroot. B1-tha 16 it Ao one 4 oy | TOR sA QR LEASE-On lonz time, Farnam st. very sightly. Inq O 0. SO SALE—Neow upri bt [0 rent, 814 north 17th street. HEN T—House 5. E. corner 10th and_Pacific Wi 8 2 Jan. 438 25p A first-class Voso nquire Edholm & 7 Dodge. 459-1m Jror N and buggios and erailroad town Fous 819 Wiy Beo, TPoR K 2 and two u o stroe JPORIRENT—To lady or gentleman, & small fur- vished room in o strictly privace fawily, 17 Burt strect. 404:30p o0l ¥zo pony, uble harness, ) et cusi Callat €. £arSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid 1n advance. fixtures of the AT room, s o | ing room and Chicsgo | K t of either. n- TO LOAN—Monsy, TO LYAN—On improved farms in Ne- raska, 8. W. Fergusson & Co., 50 Pearl street. Council Bluffs, Towa. 896- NJONEY Lowned on chattel property by § T l\l Potersen 16th and Douglas. . 172.1m A/ ONEY TO LOAN in sunis of 300 and upwards at low rates on first class real estato neourity. 83241 POTTER & COBB On chattel property by J. ) 14th etreet. 776.1m rooms | molity, or will tale seciires for boarding | qu e at Crizhton Hous (I R T S A SR SALE—ne Voe and Sons p i at Ednolm and Large fumisned room to gen W. cor. 18th and Farnam. 3 store, on 16th st 7Ok SALE— A noat himo fi Toar street cars. 98,000 ¢ '™, J. L." Bee offic ¢ turnished rooms 106 N, 631 Chosp, one piano, oue organ. A, ) Lodg 410 Im | JEOR SAUE—A cho'co imyroved farn of 240 acress well watered, good building« large orchard 80 seral cod, withts 1§ miler of new stock yars, and Ties fr.m city. at $55 (0 or acre. Alno 240 iniz the above, that can be scl1 in 80 acre OR RENT—Furnished rooms at 840 224 street. 892 50p ONEY 10 LOAN—1he (owost raton of laterest Bemls' Loan Agenov, 15th & Dourls 284-t1 ONEY TO LOAN In sums of £300. and upward 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Loan Aents, 1605 Farnam St. 808-t/ HELP WANTED. T—With hoard. Orolargo front, parlar | SAC34BE nely furnish = fow table bo RO hand 0 yer acro. Terms casy, POT- 05150 ¥ urnam street o et FoE saue—i e, trees, ele Mars’s street car Tino COBE, 1515 Farnam sire:t, JORRENT--Two furnished rooms for light house- keeping Becmer's Block corner sth and Howsrd, L TSR sal heapest house and lot in Omalia, Mlinery wquiro of oraddress, J. J. 1 Blufls, \‘;ANTéEl—kxpni rcod sales Indy in and notions. BLISS, 328 Broadway, Coun 5,301, TANTED—Young man to learn book-keeping® Good situal J.B. SMITH, 1516 Douglas strect. 54025 in = Potter's add. s tern ou two lof &0 POTLE {OR SALE—Scock and fix ures, toye, stationery, netlons, ctc., 708 N. 10th stro t, near Cass, Own ereamnot aitend to it, and will sell ch ap, 478.48 n, 8 mooms, we l. 500 barrel 1.0 feet front by 130 fect des & C BB, 1515 Farnans T—One furn shed room to gentleman and wife, with board. 1914 Webster St 7-lm found to have sustained no serious inju- ries, but was badly bruised and shaken. The horse was unhurt, but the buggy was badly damaged. Mrs. Hitchcock of Mitchell, Dak., has been visiting her father Mr. W. H. Law- ton. This precinct was on Thursday visited by a severe hailstorm; the damage done fruit troe and gaaden produce in general in this neighborhood is in consequence very great. Many large trees have suffer- ed considerably from the high wind which prevailed at the time, and several were uprooted. The loss to gardeners here will be heavy. Several new dwelling houses have been erected here recently and others will soon be built. A seven acre tract of land has just changed hands, and the purchaser proposes building thereon at an early date. At the schoolhouse on Sunday evening the Rev. Geo. Pelton addressed the peo- ple of Saratoga, There was a full at- tendance, and the reverend gentleman’s remarks were appreciated by all presant. e —— Ask your druggist for Redding's Russia Salve, * Keop it in the houso in case of acci- dents. Price 2hc. NEBRASKA STATE UGAzZETTEER & Bus- vess Direcrory to be issued in July, 18, g . 3. M. Wours, pub Omaha, isher, St. A Happy Policeman, On Bunday last officer Turnbull was walking up Farnam street when he meta man who exactiy answered the descrip- tion of & man wanted in Quincy, 11, for embezzlement, and for whose arrest $50 reward was offered. He approached the man and asked him if his name was not A. G, Pitt, and if he did not reside in Quincy, The man answered yes, and VW ANTED—Girl for goneral houso work. Must bo 0od washer and ironor. Call at No. 611 North oth and Calitornia. 4811 V ANTED—A strong relisble and intelligent boy, 16 or moro years old to carry papers. Apply at Beo office, 8 a. m. 603 tf VW ANTED—Guol girl st 1612 Howard. 505-80p ‘7'31»51:.7;».,‘1: d brick moulder, north end of Saunders St. A sleady job for a kood man, 611-20p J. F, POTTER. VWANTED - First clam barber. at the Paxton Hotel B W —Ancperionced girl o dohouse work Gorman proforred at 1813 cbator 8t 50251 WA wages ED—Dinir g roow girls at the Metropolit 1coruer 15th and Douglas Sta,, Omaba, o 498.27 ANTED—A girl for general houso work. at 211 Scuth 14th St. Robert Purvis. call 025p ANTED—A first class barber can have good wa oady work. 0 deunkans e ath and Farnam st, ANTED—A cook woman preferred. Good wa- ges paid, Nebraska House, North Platte, Neb M. Oberst, progletor, 47581 w’ANTlfllf”nlL‘ 48 barber. None ot he Spply. White or colored, 210 14th 8t. d 485:31p VW ANTED-—A youngGorman gil, an neat and In dustrious. ~ Formanent plaos aud 2004 wges Min, 8. Roes, douth s nd Leavenworth, 482-tf WY ANTED Cloaning girls at Millard hotel. 463-21 “'A:\'TKD -A wood girl chiefly for kitchen wo Mrs G. M Hitchoook, 440 207 “YANTHU Girl for geveral houseswork., Wages $4.00 per week, Inquire at Edholal' & Erickson’s, 44520 A GENTS WANTED 1 s 0dy sel Ing rapid audSalyloa ved Eap plo free, T MONT — | [T SALE. Cumng strcut properts. nut ill, Koster's and cken’s ad Weit Cuming. L ts ch ap and on easy terms * | TER & COBB, 1615 Famam stre.t. 4 OR RENT—In Redick’s block. Bto feet, deep aud good office room. Pauls 5)0 Farnam, room 8, 760-t1 08, BALE=A new bouse, cansiating of 5 roome, closet and pantry, slso cistern; with lot and a Ba¥( of ground all Kt out with frint trecs, grape vinaes, in splend'd congition, only $3 €00, Oné third cash, bal nico in 5 yows. Apply” N. E. cor. 15th snd Do1cas sireet, south Omaha 442 OR RENT—plano. son's. Inquire at Edholm & k- 093-41 T—Storo N & CO. room 1609 Farcam St., 409+ t OB RENT—Furniihed rooms on the norchwo cor. 18th and Capitol svenuo, formorty Creignton | g iy House, bus IRGR | 1615 Farnam st inn's heap lots in d Plainyi POT nview. E ~40 acre farm at Elk- Eorn Station with large 10 100m house, large J'OR RENT—Rooms in Nebrasks N ' " Bullding. Most desiratlo offices Supplied with hydraulic ele"ator an team, Apply at Bank. SR SALE OR EXCHAN been and outhouses, J. . Silvis, Elkhom 1214 Dodge £, ) stairy ALE—We offer to r nehm. TR 8 A 700 choice lowa eifer: 2 yars o F 703 ¢ e ey on leased ground B0 “ Stecrs 2w Jurchaser. Apply at 2310 C| Bp 0 14w 100 1 and ? year old grade bulls Our cattlo ate yardod anl wo invito ey trango Brow., Sioux i OB SAUE—House 10x24 and lots 66 meorer In Credt Foncior additio 1,20, POTTER & COBB. 1515 HEAP—$1:5 cash will buy pony har J gy, just the thing for o family. ~Ap quare bara or 605 N. 16:h 8t, [0 BALE_Bost ostatllshed setall business tn Omaha. Stock will invoice ¥12,(00 doing a bus (ness of of over $45,000 & year. Profits laig reason for velling. ' Addréss B, T.” Beo ufil Good g 4 '0 to $850 buys an elegant lot in Henscom Dede?) Place, on monthly payments, it yo 1 BAGKER & N A SR SRS 01 8 \LE—Half acro lo's TR SALE O LEASE—Six busiuces lots ull or part of it cn seuth 18th St Tho whols wil make very bematifl esdenca, Address 5 . B e, -t within_one block of Ssundors S . Ver, nice gronnd, 550 on mon th- Iy piymients that isloss tha. small 1 ts are selling for balf & mile further vut. Barker & Mayne. DORSALE—A firat class meat markot with dwet g attached, also e slaughter houss and all nec- oasary T0ol8 for rnning & large business. Address P. 0. Box 15, Genoa Nauce Co., Neb. 09-25p of the Griffen tarm, 8 co, wnd oy two blocks Will be sold in 24, Inguire Omaha Carpet O JOR SALE. Twenty miles from the Post from Pratt’s sub-division, 10 scre lots Douiglas street. OR SALE—200,000 hard burned brick or board the cars at Omaha or Florence at lowe:t market [ Addross Florence Brick and Tile Co,, Omaha. Towell & Schaller, Agerts. 14 R SALE-Farm s miles trom city, near Unlon 6 1o Stock yards. inquire at Mrs. Meyer, over Hoe der’s Drug store, 16th and Wobstor, 873- monthly < [OR BALE—Lo's in Han: payments, TREY & MO . M0H SALE—3 beautiful 1o s 76x14) noar the head 6144t of St. Mary's avo ot §1,40 on casy terms. Also i i - 8 eLecant 10w on park ave onlt §130 each, Darker TOR SALE—8 acres on_Leavenworth St., splendia | & Maine, N, E. Corver 13th and Farna s, 266-t1 TSN 8al piic, at Hospe, 1619 L dge looation, and & guod bargaip at §1,200. 16.t1 b IREY & MOTTER. Kood ay m.w."‘ DORSALE—Good lot south St Mary fafoet” Prico 82,000, & bargain R, ARKER & MAYNE Agents for Hanscom place, 1388160 to §1,6/0 easy torms Thornburg piace on Jine of Belt road in West Omaha, lots 8185 0 8260 0 onth'y paywents. ve. 106u18s | [N ISALE At & barg.in house of 6 rooms on & Ty & Mot | A 1ot 1208 N 2ath e, 369.3p b1e-tf — - LR P B3 E-A fine lot in Lanscom Place. Wil ke horse »nd bugyy or phaston In trade It yowwint 1o trade, call L 831 south 24tu street, altersp. m. 89911 does not. Adopted, By same: That the gas compuny be nstructed 1o move their lamp-posts (m Saunders street to ourb line. Adopted. By same : That the telephone company te instructed to move their poles on Saunders street to ourb line. Adopted By Kaufman : That the board of public works enforce upon all contractors the necessity of barricades to their work to protect life and property, Adopted. By Murphy : That the council sit as a hoard of equalization May 20th and 50¢h. Adopted, By Ford: Thut the marshal be in- structed to arrest all pimps and loafers in the city at onco. Adopted. By Behm: That a hydrant be placed in the government depot. Adopted. REFORTS OF COMMITTERES. Police: Recommendivg the adoption - "y Last evening as Officer Hinchey was returning home, near the depot he was acoosted by a stranger who asked him if he was a policeman, Mr. Hinchey said he was, whereupon the stranger said he wanted to he taken to the city jail for the night, as three men had been follow- ing him all day, who wanted to take his lifoe, The wan gave his name as Josish Elm, and livesin Atchison, Kansas, At the jail he told a Jong story of his wifo's elity; of how she and her paramour were conetantly secking to kill him, and becoming {renzied at his treatment ho deserted his family and came to Omaha, He seems to be the victum of a halluci- uation. He was given quarters at the jail last evening and his cass will ba in. vestigated soou if his present condition ocontinues. morning 8 back shown itself. the $50,u pocks ted # Turnbull arrested him, ceived his man. ing yestorday afters LATEN. Later developments prove that Tu bull is not 8. huppy as he might be. The hoggishness of the city marshal has sgain No sooner had Turnbull received the 850 than he was called into Guthrie's offico. That dignitary naked to #ee tho wmoney, wpectingly, whon the marshal nd hauded the other $20 §._ back to Tuarnbull but it was of no ai WWANTED-A gir to susist fn the itchen at 1610 [t The sheriff at Capitol Ave Bellair, 2} acro 10ts§ 260 e ichi, monthly paymente, on. R e VW ANTED A tinst class barbor with a fimt o it to take the arber Khop at the \ tor the b d tiuami Wayomii g. “'Ah —A good experle aiely. Sloady work with xuod way drews, 0. D BAKLOW, Ord, Neb Turnbull handed him Turnbull protested |y ANTED- il. Might ot Guthrie § TOR BALE—(13°) New b room cottage, arge bani} 1ot 66,100 South ave. §/,4(0 ea: ferms (168) Now 11 room house, lot 63160 Park ave. 5,000, Elegant 6 room cottage full lot 19th 5t near Leavenworth 38) N %) Full lo with 18th St near Leavenworth pays) 6 per ccub o in vestme: ¢ §6 5%0. RAY JE4E1 Ol Ton ol ars r'vard will ve pad for her . tun to dan AL Call want story houss § rooms 19th £t, bet MR SALE— b Stephensoi's Livery stable, ‘Uih St. ¢ maha. PPAEN U -0 teay red o horse 8 yourn old, d Clomiy N: W. Oniah [ EMOVAL-O, ¥ Eleal Estate and M ort to No 1503 Farnau street, e driving horse &y and + 9 " y harness. Apply rom24, vaha National Bank Norwood, acre Lots $4u to §60 monthly payments. pily Y A Quingy was telographed and yeaterday | T e at @15 | Lots i a karta of th Best 108 and bea) [ BB ot deputy arrived in [ WANG T sreots oF Eatou's Gallory, 192 Far. | torms. BAKKER & MAYNE, 18th acd Farum the city to take charge of Pitt. Ho paid | vam stroct. i 43327 i — | Sl - - | —— S DR EXC Stock farm of 400 sores, has to Me, Turnbull $00 in cath and re- | yyzaxtep ravoing sieman, ono who ishand | 1aon waLEHalt acr loty inide the ety nits, | X! o buidings and improversest, some sk and Pitt consented to go g Suitable ilae Ot foos 80 ke o lne o1 | JTER ot kAl payiments. - Earker & Mayme, | U000 D 5, waut Wtk of thout a reqiusition, the two starc- Ac. U1Doc" Exireions raquind. §%givf $1000 Y Address C. Hen y, Lo .« ffca, e ED OR STULEN--A whi @ roan cew atons T , short tail and about to hive s calf. st A 8. Ostrom's, corver Cawphell an 2 4 5w oew. At fator door twt of thelr form T locktion, where they may Col o \ cottage, 2 biveks from | be found until complotion of the £ new bulldiog 4 € 33,000 cas) W - " " . o X S WEWARD for sny case f Diphtheria Gk 10k 40%120 Larnad Bi. 1otween ] ' A tusjot st tirnas & Votween | 88 1 (101t “catnot ™ be et . by Dr. dofred -y ] l(wu.,u Bluffy) preventive and cure. Sead for it.