Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1884, Page 8

{ R, e THE DAILY BEE. Mondn; Morning, June 23, - LOCAL BREVITIES, OMAHA DA1LY BEE- MONDAY, JUNE 23 1884 THURSTON'S OVATION. The Delegates to Chicogo Demonstrate What They Did There, A farmer's horeo dropped dead Friday aven- | A Small Bat Enthusiastic Mecting at fng in front of Mr, Rustin's house on Saun- ders street, The cause of death was over- driving. police court Saturday ono disturber of the peace was fined 85 and costs, One vag was discharged, while another was held pend ing investivation, he claimin to be ill. —Friday night just at closing up time two boys entered Stover & Dittorolf's shoe store and stole one dozen boxes of blacking, One of the boys Anton Codjet, was caught and the blacking recovero He 18 now in jail await- ing trial for lare Ny, The Knights of Pythias from Omahn to Ashland, which occurs Thuraday, 7th, bids fair to be of & very fine 'na- turs, Allready large numbers of tickets have boen sold and they are going fast, Tick for adults are 21 and for children fifty cents, —Mr. F, W, Bandhaver, the genialjpassen- gor agent of the Union Pacific company at the vuion depot, has been appointed as agent for the American & Hamburg ket line of stoamers and also for the North German Tdoyd stesmsh Frank will be glad to wait upon his f ; A largo mirror 6x12 feet, for Wood’s bar on Fourteenth strees, arrived Friday. When the box was opened the mirror was found to be brokon in a thonsand pieces. The Cost of the glass was $400 and Mr. Wood is now trying to find out who is responsible for the damages. ~John H. Sulley, aged 23 day at the Saiut Joseph's 1 n. He came to this city ogo for his health from York. His remains were enbalmed by nnder- takers Drexul & Manl and shipped yesterd afternoon to his home, oxoursisn June h live, or cara, died Satur tel of consump: only two weeks Cambridge, —On next Thurday and Friday there will be a bublic exhibition of pupils’ work in writ ing and drawing at tho buard of edueation The teachers haviog these branches argo feel greatly gratifid over the ad vancement of their pupils in this line of study. All friends of the scheols are invited to be present. —Saturday forencon the Craighton College e ball nine again defeated the High School club by a score of 11 The playing was creditable to both sides as only six errors were made. The college vine has been reor- ganizod and will receive challonges from any club whose members are not over 19 years of age. They would like to hear from the “Lit tle Shamrocks.” —Saturday six workmon, two carpen- ters and four painters were ut work upon a seaffold in Pratt’s new building. Suddenly the scaffolding gave away and they were all precivitated to tho floor. Thero was a con- glomeration of boards, pi tor's tools and men, Luckily no ono was se- rionsly hurt although several of them were considerably ecratched up, —At the meeting of the board of public works Saturday evening the curbing and gut tering contract for Thirteenth street, between Hickory and Castellar let to James Fox & Co., for $3.68 per aquaro yard. B, Mel- quest & Co., and J. E. Riley & Co. wero also Didders, but were higher than James Fox & Co., who received the contract, Me. Mack’s bid, which was for 83,24, was for limestone and was passed. —Mr, John N. Westberg, of the firm of Wiig & Westberg, was tho recipient of a fine specimen of o golden esgle, tho other day, which was caught on the Oregon Short Line, int, putty, carpen- || congtitnency and have heen for ten seriously great party, said of Nobraska to voice their national convention, I shonld go there and of the Academy of Music. The meeting held in the academy of music Saturday night given as a reception to the Nebraska delogates to the national convention at Chicago was not very largoly attendod, owing to a lack of in- terest and enthusiasm in its object, H. D. Estabrook presided over the meeting. Besido him on tho stage were, Hon. J. M. Thurston, of this city, Hon, E. L. Reed, Weoping Water, Hon. J. J. Jensen, Geneva, Hon, C. P. Mattheson, Norfolk, Hon. J. H. McCall, Plum Creck, five of the delegates from this state, and Mesars, . M. Stanbury, C. K. Coutant, E. W, Simeral, W. F. Bechel and Frank Hanlon, of this city. Mz, Estabrook bogan the specch-mak- ing of the evening by making a strong argument. in tavor of the ticket and in conclusion introduced the orator of the evening, Mr, J. M., Thurston. MR, THURSTON'S SPEECIH: and_ fellow citizens—Tho ominationof a eandidate y is over and the y of e now taking a rest throvgh th hot monthis waiting o sce wha the democratic party ca do in the way of puttingupa can iteclf, It is somewhat unfortunate that this evening the els keep at ho t of fuir-we roverbinl mud of our Omuhastrects, noswithstanding that, T am glad to « little band of tene and faithful republicans gathered here to-night o take banver of republicanism _ upon ich we have inscribed two of Test nsmes of tho century, which bear it on to victory, [Appicuse.] Blaine and Logan, the two groat commioners of Americw, Jame G, Blaine gthe great civil and political ktatesman and leadse who is the COMMONER OF AMERICAN POLITICS and Logan the only man Who was not edu- cated at West Point, but came up from the ranka of the people, led by his skill-and bravery upon the field of battle, won command of the entire army, . . . WIS PRESIE From the time my o (of delug; by whomsoever I was question- od upon thenbjeet, T expressed mysell fully, fairly and sinicorcly'to this effect; that, so fur asmy own individual references wer con- corned, thero was one man, who, perhaps r personnl reasons, and for that reason ¢ avo always admired the gonius of his stu manship and the purity of his character own sentiment and desires choico would beEdunnds e individu of Vermont, T understand and beliove that, inthe groat state of Nebraska, ono of the grandest states under the sun, that its re- publicans are the sincerest that over lived. half of whom at least proved ying a musket on tha field iove a large part of this in’ which wo livo ‘are long_years earnostly, now enthusinstically for that commoner of the republican James Blaine. [Applause ] 1 uld be selected by the republicans ntiments in the and work with all iny enesgies for the nomination mmes (. Blaine, %o far as he had a fair fighting chanca for the nomination, [Ap- A A Ser e atwr there, boys, and we fi;“ there. [Applanse.] We went there for laine, and we #taid there for Blaine, and Blaine'is the man. [Applause.] T tall you if 1 had ever had any doubt of the certainty of tho clection of James G. Blaine, 1 lost it complately when I got to_ Chicago, There I found that the representatives elect, withont the assistance of the politiciaps, withont the just erected on Fourteenth and Leaven- worth streots,. We have accomodations for 500 children, and we cordially invite the parents to our biblo classes and the children to our school every Sabbath af- ternoon, at 2:30, whore naw books, new papers and pretty cards will be waiting togreet you, Do not fail to be on hand. Teachers wanted. This school is _entire- Ip unsectarian, being carried on by the Omaha City Mission band. or N. 0. Tobacoo—finest in the land o — FOUND FLOATING. The Dead Body of a Man Ashore Near the Bridge, Bronght P, Saturday afterncon, Z. Adame, who lives on the bottom near the U. P. bridge, while out on the river in a boat, saw tho dead body of a man floating down tho stream. He rowed out toward it but tho swift current carriod it by him out of his reach. He called the atten- tion of two other men to it who were in & boat below him in the stream. Thoy finally succeeded in towing the floater ashore, Coroner Maul was notified, who held an inquest near where tho man was taken ashore, The body weighed about 140 pounds and was in the first stage decomposition. Nothing was found upon the man to identify him. In the pocket was a buckskin wallet conlaining $1.35. On the ring finger of his left hand was a small gold ring surmounted by a double heart. His clothing consisted of a dark colored vest, blue checked shirt and jean breeches. IHow long the body had lain in the water could not be determ- ined. The conditions that cause decom- position being 80 various that nothing definite could be ascertained. Through the left leg of his trousers was thrust a fishermen’s spear which was still clinging to hia clothing. Who ho was is only a matter of conjecture. s thought he was a man_named Willinm Oakes who was drowned while on a jour- ney by boat with two companions from Sioux City to Tekamah. This party of three when nearly opposito Tekamah was drawh into an eddy and Oakes who at- tempted to swim ashore being overcome by the current sank to rise no more. At the inquest only those wero sworn who helped to draw the body to shore. They of course knew nothing of the manner of his death, and the jury re- turned a verdict of death from causes unknown. His remains were taken to the poor farm Saturday night and buried at tho expense of tho county. “For economy and comfort we use Hood's Sarsaparilla,” writes an_intelli- gont Buffalo, N. Y., lady. 100 Doses One Dollar. Lo O The Great New Monster Shows. John B, Doris’ new monster aggrega- tion, consolidated with the great Inter- Ocean, will givo two performances here to-doy. It comes highly recommended and no doubt is one of the largest and bost shows that will visit Omaha this seazon, The Kansas City Daily Times says The John B. Dorls shos cersful performances yesterday, the audionces being extraordinarily large, weather consid- ered. Tn_ the circus’ and menagerie wero pro- sented all the features advertieed, and the audionces woro all well pleased with the entertainments. The thirty-six features of the Ve two very suc- OMAHA CORNICE WORKS. Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornice by the Car Load, Ruemping|Bolte & Co, Rapidly Com. ing to the Front, Omaha is to-day the head and center for the manufacturing interests of the wost and the satisfaction that these es- tab ishments generally give makes them an honor as well as an advantage to our city. Thero is one enterpriso of the manufactaring order that is deserving of especial notice and that is the firm of Ruomping, Bolte & Co., who are making themselver decidedly popular in this western country by the manufacture of their ornamental galvanized iron cornices, dormer windowd finials, window caps, otallim sky-lights, ete. Fivery year since the firat year that this company has been doing business here they have more than doubled the amount of work done the previous year, so that to.day it may well be imagined that they are doing an immense business. They bave oontracts for constructing their celobrated cornices all over Iewa, Ne- braska, Kansas, Colorado, and in fact the ontire west. A fow of the more recent jobs which this company have contracted for are IN OMAHA : The Davis buildings on Seventeenth street, near Burt., Thos. Callan’s block at Sixteeath and Burt strects. D. R. Boxtor's building on Sixteenth, near Cuming street. The Eddy building on Sixteenth and Burt, opposito Thos, Callan’s, The Omaha Republican block. Mrs. Clarkson's building on Twentieth street and St. Mary's avenue, Gardner’s block on Seventeenth and Webster streots. Pratt’s building on Farnam streot. The Southwest Presbyterian church on Twentieth and Leavenworth streets, C. Kalmbach’s building on Douglas, near Twetlth street. The English Lutheran church on Six- teenth and Harney streets. Dr. Wright's building on Sixteenth and Chicago streets, And o we might go on and mention others in the city, but to name them all would be to fill column after column with names and therefore we desist. How- over a word for a few of tho buildings ON THE OQUTSIDE will notbe out of place. The elating, galvanized iron and tin work on the new Congregational church at Lincoln will be placed there by Messrs. Ruemping, Bolte & Co., and other buildings in the state testify to their handiwork, euch as: The Grand Pactfic hotel at Columbus, Neb. The bank building of Updike & Titus, Howard, Neb. Oharles Boultrick’s block in Blair, Nebraska. The water tower at the feeble minded institute near Glenwood, Iowa. These are but a fow of the many, but enough have been mentioned to convince any fair-minded man that they do some of the finest work on the best buildings in the West. Mr. Lewis Fricke,“who is now the Co. of the firm, was for some time Mr. Specht’s valuable foreman and has the credit of the fine work on tho Doug- las county court house. Mr. Fricke was foreman of.a shop in Denver, before l Pra This powder never varios. A marvel of puroness, strongth and wholesomeness. Mo-e ecosomical than the ordinary kinds,and cannot bo s 1d in_compotition with the multitnds of low test, short weight alum o phosphate powders. Hold only in cans. ROYAL RAKING 7' WDk €0 Si’ECIAL NOTICES. ##rSpecials will Positivelynot be inaerted uniess paid in advanco. TO LOAN—Honev., 0 chattels, notes ‘A Forman, 2 M MOV o MG Lo BEAT MGNExTo oA hought, cut rato 3th St 938 1m y C. K. Y loane ots 8 1d D—0p chatte 3 south 14th st ¢ oot property by J.d 776.1m o lowoad ratos of intorest 16th & Dousla 284 of §500. snd_ upward Rosl Estato and Loau 80341 Bomle' Losa Azenc MoyExr 1010 YR 0. F. Davis and Co, Agonba, 1507 Feenam S WA )—4 barber, 700 5. 10th street, Omaha. 91030p V TANTED—Good girl abont, 18 years old_for gon- o Houseworc i il of 6o, Addross . L. Bee office. 1 TANIED-A dressmaker of fiitcon years' exp ouce, wisbes work in families, “Addr MERGELL & ROBENZWEIG, ctical Painters & Decorators,,, CARLY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS « 1918 Donglas Streef, Omaha in any branch, Short Notice AND FRESCO PAINTING, __DECORATING , Correspondence THE LEADING Agricultural &3 Live Stock Journal OF THE WEST. Subscription Price, $1.00. Fifteenth Year. Twenty Pages. Nee office 10 sell ouc S and HNTER! g mouev. New 1108 SIFLER M'E'G €0., 16, WAY VW ANIED—Situation by youn girl to do chiunber work. Apply at 2113 Harney St. 980-24p ONEEGG BEAT- Best chance to resh territory. cinnati, O. , 2115 California street. 194 TANTED— por day. and Co. ix co0d proking kowe bands 2.0 Apply af TWANT 16th St. D—Girl for general heuse-work 217 north 109-8p "‘"A-N'l'fll)-mllm goto Hillsdalo lowa. 217 N, 16:h St. Tos-23p V7 ANTER—Girl for genorsl houso-work No, 2000 Casy St. 957-21p "‘V'T\mr.nf Two ood girls, one nuree and one for eneral house work, | Good wage paid £ cam- 55 petent 816 North 20th Street. oo J. . Smith houso-work at 8158, 970.21p et W 1510 Dovgion serect: y ANTAD—Giri for gene: 10th 8¢, ANTED—A cook, man O woman, $3.00 por per week, AL Oberst, Nebraska Houso. North Platts, Neb. 951-26p ANTED—A cirl to do general house work, In- ¢uire 0n 234 bt. bebwven Donglas and Dodge, east side, 08241 IR SALE—A house with 4 ronms closet and hall and a stable and a 1ot at_reasonable price on the | south eide of Hickory, bet. 7th aud th St. OIt SALE—One small _oogine and good condition at 1408 Davenport strec! on_south 16th St., newr the y Bailey and Proake _Nicely farnished front room with. o | withoue board. Inquire N. W. Cor. 21t and Burt | OR RENT—One-half jof cottago No. 808 north 15th street, suitable for heusckecping for emall or will be rented toa good party for lod, Inquire on promises. OR It NT—Ono neatly furaished room and single back room 1615 Chicago. OR SALS CHEAP—A good pony. {OR RENT—Houses 912 and 916 Capitol ave. Estabrook, 1618 Chicago st. ) for afow days only, 1807~ or, 1511 south sido_of Cass strect, 35th and 19th, each 38 foet front by house, each cont OR RENT—Furnished rooms for light house- §16 u wouth 2219 Californis St 7 good rooms, bosides closcts and store ‘roome, good celiars, woll and 100d, torms casy. on the premises, 1807, FRANK A. HULTMAN, JOR SALE OR LEASE—A well ¢ poying meat market. Address OR RENT—Elegant rooms furnished Sfonih foach, block corner 15t h and Capitol ave- '—A haudsouely furnishod suito, suit 0 or three gentlemen ant room for two gentlemen, bath room, 1720 Capitol 05 fect corner of 24th cheon strect being rtx A wplendid invest- '—A pleaant furnished rovm at 1500 —One store in Crounse' Block, with a good 4 room hou ¢ Wilt sell for $1,9% IREY & MOTTEI ‘s add_worth §2,500. Asplendid y iece of property. 1601 Farnaw St. OR RENT—Furnishod reom 1610 Faruam St. Ot SALE—A No. 1 new house on halt lot on half\ block from Saundors stroet, 2 blecks from red car Jiue, $i00 cash, balance monthly. A good chance IREY & MOTTER, 1601 Famam St. ANTED—Nicely furnished room, pleassnt loca- tion, and near business for which a liberal rent Address 0. F." caro Beo, \OIt RENT—Pleasant furnished cottago, 5 rooms, 005 north 18th street. 'OR SALE—Cheap, house of 6 rooms in first-class Jreteicuoeuiroqtlsed; ordur on § lot 1245 N. 10th St. ving programme were all recoived with ap- proval, the most pleasing, porhaps, being the bicyelo act in which a little girlof ‘threo years iy introducad with the Selbint family” and ives an_exhibition that invariably tal assistance of singlo office holder, I found that almost every republican constituency i the United Statcs wero men of the peopl Farmers, mechanics, artisans and the com mon people liad risen up and expressed their OR RENT ~New cottage of six rooms, just com- plited, 2410 Cass strect. 960-21p 7OR RENT—Three room house with cistern and well water, 1317 Chicago street, Inquire at No- OR SALE—Threo of tho best lots in Hansoom place at a bargain it sold soon. Potser & Cobb, 1615 Farnam. 9811 O SALE —SHERP—A 1ot of 116 Colorado grades —ocouslsting of 800 cwes, 2, 8 and 4 yoars old, coming herb; and has the honor of put- ting the finishing touches on the Denver and Atlantic court houses. The firm itself is made of three of the near the Idaho line, by Mr. James R, Crigler, and presented by him to Mr, Westberg. The bird is only about tour weeks old and mens- WAN‘I'ED—Cnmpnwn& i for houework. _Goud ook, corner Saunders and Indiena streets. MRS, H. T. LEAVITT. 04121 + ures six feot from tip to tip. Ho has been | oyt ™ g Gloction of d “Ih d entree, the flying rings, introduc : : ANTED—First class cook at 1514, Dodge Street | braska Broom Factory 905-21p S y el alegates | The grand entree, the flying rings, introducing Wax Hroeds about 600 yearlings and £00lambs. Theé ewes will nawmed the “Plumed Knight,” in honor of our [ for — the nomination of _ Jawes® G, |Mile Lizetta aud Mile La Fevie, the rope | finest artists in tho land, having done| VY iirs. . 5. Moore. Ot RENT—New hows, 0 rooms, 1107 Davonport | shear about 0 pounds. For further information ad+ faturo prosident, Mr, Westberg gives a gen- | Blaine. [Applause.] From the democratic | walking feats, the mirth-provoking —antics business in such places as Kansas City, street. Inquire at 1218 Davenport St. 97:-21p | dress Miday Co., Haigler, B, & M. R. R., Neb, A i i s o bains | dittricts in the south, where tho republicans | of Johinie Patterson, the hair-breadth knife | St. Louis and Cincinnati. They employ ANTED-Good cook go0d wages, Eimet honso e : 930 1mp 7 eral invitation to papas and ma % | noverhave a chance: whero tho ropublican | throwing exploit, the classle. groupings by | nono but tho very bost mechanios, and | v, iiniuss Towe. o * 0 1 SRR | Tt o £ T 20uthonst corer th | LOR XL i, stork wnn Gl Do the children at any time to soo the curiosity | purty isheld in check by the'overriding munss- ; ~-wn;}§hmtlmm. fhv':mro\mfkl dllng by'W}-l» their work testifies to the fact. Some Al k] &g I Western Towa. Low price and easy torms. Dui- ~ i he has placed in & home-made cage in | es of democracy, there Wers in most instances | liom Showles and the acrobatic feats of the q i i ANTED—Girl ‘at 1540 Sherman avenue. Mrs. [ FNOR RENT—Large boarding house cornerof Jack. | D68 will bear investization, An unususl bargs FESLbA LRy 1 26 T Qlagaten for other candidates, but the- dele- | Turks wore amovg tho performances worthy of | WOtk seen in their yards is truly | WINFeOLLL s e Son and 1481 Streets, fourtcan rooma al nowly | OTered. addzoss “Winchell” care Omahia Beo. front of tho Boston store. grand and will cause all loversjof art to go b3 00 from the great republican mass- | special mention, The street parado in “the _ - papered aud deoorated, freshly painted inside and —Rev. J. W. Btowart, of South Omaha M. | £\ L HTCE SO ot Tor | morning was « brilliant pageant and filled the | nto ecstacics. VAN compotont girl for general hoase: | ke, {ares ollar, with groundsd botsom, eutern R P TR E. church, returned Saturday from York, | Blaine, and fought for Klaina They camo to | streets with curiosity ecekers, Their shops and yards are located at |,/ m&rm;m ‘afges $20. & month. Joosiste ] animei Lyl hisinan ontidedraloags con: B SALETA 21 oatiage il full Lot halt biock Neb., whera ho had beea attending the com- | stay for Blains and to do if3 necessary what T TERR 310 South Twelfth street, between Far- - pertoctly clean furniture by lessce.-Wil lease on long | Inquire of 3L. Lee, Grocer, 2:d and Learenworth. moncement exerclses of the Methodlst collego | theY did not have to do, dio for Blaino. (Ap-| Headquarters for fireworks and flags at | 1y and Harney streets, and those who ANTED—Girl for housework at 2227 Dodge St. | time. Jawes G. Chapman, 1112 Harncy 8t. 973-21p | 917-1m OF Nebeaaks, of which o 1u'a trusteo, Ho|bils thbre s S oaaray was ferestet, | Max Meyer & Co. m&o-10d,17 | call upon them will find that they are the 7610m O SALE_At a bargain, a firsh olasa Zither, Ad 2 G a ARIBIATAIANG WIL DR INOYember.. | UBEN, e ——— . NA7ANTED—Good dishwasher and second cook &t 07t RENT—Furnished rooms 1816 Dodge Street. " Beo oftic et attending the literary departments of the in- e.) 1fa che o fo o o ) S e e LN T e stitution, The administration was thorough- o atreat oar or onitho atraat, Job somie (Alloy 3 g oncs thut they thoroughly understand | FANTED Ganvawing azents to handie s newly | 1 v 10,1 L",“L’:,';;’:{,LJ“ A °"f“,‘}};""‘ Tuquirs 1447 south th s, 87 X come along and holler “Hurrah for Blaine,’ [ ¥, I Jewell, of Columbus, is at th Motro- | their business, patented articlo, Ono ) threo csn bo 80l i | meroics sirecs. B Iy woruttnizod and waanimonaly fndorsed by |and tho vory aie rillad with tho ropetition Of |1, B - verfuily. "Call o or ‘dres Entorprie " No. | TR RENT=Saiouso theeo sonmrs 5. % cor, | Yo e o A e e ob tiabirasisi st was utkeeac | = Tnoob Biakiol) oF Sk Lrbula ix ab the Motror | - ARC DOrSOEN. stianding. Mr, Dailsyle Ibleou Bt K8 S Snt Ly solans e monile B8 S e | TH 2R o0t RS IR S ! ty, with Dr, . Thomson at tho hond, wera | fCH M L il otiBk Tonly : salo of fino shorthurn cattle at’ Lincoln, | \A7ANTED A cou barker. Gool pay gusranteod | T80 RENT_sixroom houkson stevatcar linn aud | unanimously re-elocted, Tho financial inter- | The bheauty and intellizenco of this whole politan, June 20, will bo returned at one-fourth | Vgt (- B THIGLEK, North Bend, Dodge Co. Neb. conyonfent to business. Address immediately, | JTOR SALE—The cozicst and most desirabie res " 1mp G Bee office. 706 tf denoe Capitol Hill, fare over the B. & M. R. IR, Houo containg 9 , room’ Destdes closots snd store room: I wator, and all modern {mprov Lieut, Nicleson, U, 8. A, and wife are at the Paxton, euts of the institution bave not been cared for as they ehould have been duting the past year country wae represented there in tlm.nmrmli cent assemblage, Outside and around the city T—Houso with b rooms and good sized SITUATIONS WANTED, walls of that pavilion w & a mass of man ko & 1 v kY " withecller and cistern, 15108, 11th strect. thuilding; v, 1 flast hape. but measuras wero orderod by the board which | iy und to deno that the polies fn attempt, | T P. Parker, of Dorchoster, Neb, is at the | Hammocks, Crcquets, ~Lawntennis, e Pl P i e lahee LTk in Lisdas seps, it i hoped will soon relieve this matter, and il]l" to keep the pathway open to tho duors of | Metropolitan, Baes Balls, etc., at Max Me{erl 6: (T7 ces. Address Mrs Capitai avenue 0 for thi: ung and | that onvention, were s W Just as Ao foo mie. DAYES JPUKR A 40 acTo fara, o ih inure's prospsscus fubure for 9 TauE straws sre before an irres'stible” tornado, oJ. J. Gibson, of Lincoln, is registered at the r— .l‘ l;-mfl; saloon :l:ll;‘;ll',{'lh;ll: I:‘u w““ll?‘l:hw Young man with a practical knowledgeof book- Keeping and who s not_afraid of work having 8 & situation i promising institution, Motropolitan, ——ee———— charge for Omalia property. 2ip J. B, SILVIS, The Devil's Auction Elkhom Staton, Neb. When that gravd old blind man from Ohio with his wonderful power of eloquence, hold- A NT—Now store, Also rooms on 13th and Jjust arrived from the cast,wis 02 Apply E. Savage 3p N. . Kilburn, of Carry, Pa., is at the NNELL'S CONCLUSION ing himself up in his partially paralyzed con- A A lerge crowd gathered in Boyd's lesale or retil business. Good city refe — ~OR SALE_T! o= o g aalki on- | Metropolivan, % 3 ddror OR RENT—Furnichod doub ith ALE—Tho Omaha Bakery, established 1 Jieh s raey dspeakiuglianat won: ,'l"p '“.“'” Herty. of Plattsmonth, s ap | °POF® house Saturday night to witness tho | Atures L Hart, 119 8 19h £S5 2| R iaca veie Davenpart 6t o " ooetinr fi}‘"’;\mmnwgun:fln}ex of Fancy Goodu e ] K peopln | Fohn W, Doherty, of Plattsmouth, is a g AV B S0 T IeN e = = 5 - 814 atures, wagon, etc. Location firat-class. Cheap (o S b R :.!m waznifiont tions of amon | SO e, production of tho ‘‘Devil's Auction.” 1t | WANIEDCA situation a8 Bofler of Gritecin & | 10 niar—two furnishied rooms for lizht houce | C88l Apply 616 10th sireet, bot. Jackson and Tiow- at Bal ying on Sunday L, e’ for. 4 lvlvlmu ho A was well presentod and much of the| 1 keepizg, Baomer's Block, cor. 8th aud Howard, [4rd- S M e VST . AT oy insy oiced in that convention the nemo| John B. Dorris, the Monster showman, is & o 2 8041 {OR SALE A good o Rrooery biiuce, g of lv,h.t wonderful, ’mugnvmu leador of l:m 70: | st of the Millard, scenery is finer than when the company VA ANTED-Situation by it bo do e work o liouc aod Oxtures. WIL lovoioe §3.600. taks publlcan party, thero was a scens followe 1 Hlargy i N puAHan 05221y | JOB BENT—A first clars soro in good lncality, | $:60(0 perycar. For further information, addris Tho gamo of bass ball intonded to bo| Whioh 5o buuiia touguo can describo and | D, Sanborn aud wite, of Lafaytte, Ind., |15 "PP"““L"}w“" T“‘;"‘;‘P:“Y b AZ o oee L Tnquiro st fidhim and Eriokson. © - G014t | 10F w0 waoks *2." Bee oftce, 705 L o tha v:lm.:h ”'“'Huih llf'nixlrfl:t mltn. p\u“;u‘;;; aro ut the Metropolitan, strong one being composed of about fifty A'ynrfiu—n:z‘u':gim;‘_\; fifi[fi:‘;}("" A;- Pt | o RENT—Farnisned rooms 2227 Dodge, TR SALE_REAL FSTATE—A great burga . L!) 5 i\ Y 5 s « |esnvass, That magnificent andienco o 0. C. Cod R AT people. Many of the acts were excecd-| "' wily: Applyatooz Mas mepy | Goam | F Miotein Rewe's Placs, ou st Mary's dye 3 ven grounds recoive - + C. Cook cmont, is ! city, stop- o 0, at vory low price £r ¥0 days. Appl ary's Avenuo gl Fe0oLYSd B MO¥ Tint ab ihis Metronolitan: ingly good and were loudly applauded, VWANTED-Situation by a Geran gielto sew 10 | TNOR RENT First<lass 0 room cottage 5, 1 | ©0.J0t0ph 3. lonse, 11 Nouthy Lith strost, —674-1100 The tumbling of the Herbert Bros, 1 caused the audienco to shoutand call nily. Call at No. 423 North 12th strect after ‘olock p m,, or address A. Wolf, back in more ways than one. The bus 081-24p ness mon and tho pulpit unitsd in o peti- eterson, south east corner 16th and Douglas. overwhelming heart-spaukiog outhusinsm th. ¢ 1mp camo from the vory bosom of the peopla at SALE—Tha good will and fixtures of the J. ¥, Pugsbey and wife, of Riverton, are ghton Hous 858t Fes 2 f ¢ Jarge, shouting for Jumes (i, Blaine, the vext | stopping at the Metropolitan, them back for the third time, NTED— ey o pati dediiid tion to the mayor requesting him to pre- | jrident of the United h'mli-n- ‘I/\m'l'l"“ 1 |“\1K5| et ey 1 Chaxl pRE——— s m:";'nr':nll'u'u::n s Tormlly, who 18 will 05 RANT-Hoomp In. Asirmke stioral Bank | ¥NOI BALE—Two opon sooond-oand_bugzies aud Sunday base ball game: ' i | 16 wan cloctric; it wos overwhe ming, Tcan | J. M. and, Columbus, and Charles Y - ing te muke himselt yencally useful. Two years bullding, = Most dusirablo uilices ho city, one delivery wagon, chesp, ot 1; y b ol ’?“" ¥ ld W i 'll ”’,"“ not understand how, uftor that, & man could | K. Magoon, Lincoln, sre at the Paxton. Fourth of Julygoods, Firoworks, Flags, | oiff Yiferonce fram last emplovor . Inquire at 0 It b A ey phewed TRy | A Y bl g mmm_— tion was refureed to City Attorney Cons | got up and voso for noy body else; that was [ po Craft, the genial traveling agent of | ¥irecrackors, Torpedos, Bucket Lanterns, | Schallurs, real estato Millazd Hotel ) - L o o Tooe s T AR o] o Vi rice o L » v er & U u b rosidene AN, THos 5 sl 900 Mnew, . & nell, who returned to him the fcllowing | tho yoice of the peovle, | i b Ault & Wibore, the great printer’s luk house | #10+) 8t Max Meyer & w.mh Toaiir (L puadenca 10 rons, xusc | 14 at Hospe, 1619 budge. 401m I o fuenat pgen | oomoluston,” waid Mr, Thurston, ¢ [of Cincisnati, i in tho city. it SRR €T AR ONG) n fiowe o privates i I11 | SSORSALE —Choapeat ows nad ot 1n £l 18 MAHA, Jure 21, - | will sy, follow eitizons, when the repub- | George D, Meiklejoha and T, W, McOlel Army Orders, wui pooms houce W, 14th St.nearfyiyi 1 Potter's aidition, 8 sooms, well Dareel ot Hon C. §. Chase. Mayor of Omaha—DEAR [ 50 o ’ % LR, ) 4y + (W SRRl y o er mo JARKE Y fern. on two lots, 110 feet front b 08 b IE\2 vines vt thia Saca rotore | 1O R R mo L will tako up my muskot | and, astoraoys from Fullerton, camo down to| Tn compliance with genoral orders No, Pl DARKER SN NS | |soko. PO b 816 Faran st Hoast {F i 3 el Harris and | 804 follow whero iho groat loadors way | ouha yesterday «u business in tho United | 14, gurrent series headquarters division POOR RENT Wi e blook n 1% 5% e A = . E—Cheap lobs in Shion's 4n i Juw | do and dare to Jead,” 2004 office rooi. " at ¢l Z States cour 1 i ing ou Sundny b Me. Thurston wn fcllowed by Hon, I, [Stteecomtte 0 eter tho headquarters, band dStwood and Piinsiow, 1OT L & (OB [ Ldaa Do L ml-m, whomado a short bus stircing | .,' rindrien A i "’l" T, Cul, [wnd six companies of the 14th infantry, !w;x = Pyt by, o asking for my opiuion "V Gurley, ono of Omaha's enorgotic [Smith member of th party on his return to | BOW 1 this deprrtment, will bo placed W ANTED=An cizht to nine yoom howsc, with T Doy o e Farlatioy, and' cny beo bioed Dar en route for SanFrancitwco, Oal., thers te ity water, gas if possible. 1tois found on wd ablo young wen, and an avdent ad- a found a telegram awaiting him, ~ from A tmlnutes walk of the Fostofios. 19 moro lota Inquiro ‘Omaha Garpet ¢ 3 A v ovides for mirer of the “plumed xknight,” held the | Chicago. sisting that his wother was lying at | be reported to the commanding general, | this ofi S - )4 ‘ y[attention of tho nudienco & few |the paint of death in that city, Cul. Swith | division of the Pacific. v sl op 08 e boithee l*‘é!.'&-i‘,' Uilon W ol Bl Yar 03 | niitute by & ]'“‘ gy on tho mois whoss | started on the st train for the bedsido of biv | Tho movament will be by rail aud will | ¥ bo.ra laa privats £ L T AR | durls ey i Tl et uames wero placed upon the tizke i k parent, o5 ¢ o omse call or addices D. Noraliiger, 814 SR e — [ —— 4 B e Ralis Al iMeas {114 ahantdhl e, On motion & eommitios of hve consist ——— commence June 25tb, next, from Fort | screct, JEOR L forniae room b0 gentieuna O BALE—Cheap, tio driving I o shall be o tive sl v 2 | ing of He ey Bavhrook, ¢ K. Coutunt, | Mr. J, ]l,filrwun] of Macon, o : well | Sidney, Neb., the battalion from that TAN —~Two unfurnished rooms withont board | 51 i 12 S o Ilmh)ll\':flm‘! Apply roomzd, Omah ¥ all lars wnd ordinnnoss of Shisolty, [ &, W* Simeral, W, 3. Oaonol W | kmowin snd trustworthy gentleran, makes the | e L an man Lot in cntral lecality, for gentloman and wite. | [ i 1810 Lindoe e 4 A 608 | B Bacbud weak Kok roint ,:‘l',“,'_"""‘,‘, for | fllowing statement: My xon, who way be- {("‘:‘L.b"‘“'l‘} l‘j\‘“"“"‘mh)’fiu "l'"'('z":.“{ R peopl iy, - Addatet el | S CNACRR SRR R T A | { e by b P 0 rrAngo TOr | iweou Uireo wud four yours old, 'was oll deawa | 1 (£t D &y ) (For Surang's buldl 103y ey ZLLANTOUY. Urs e it o wikiont warent, | P formation of & Blaine aud Logan [y with vhommatism * His bones were twisted. | Fred. Steele.) e 2 st - AKEN UP—May 24rh, 16 nare Whal be found violating ay | 0'ub. and he wan sil doublod out of shape. Hosuf- | Assistant Surgeon Willism J. Wake- Tl Benrebls Datoas e by, ol sorrel color and owe 'y biack talh what s Low or city ordivance After the mecting adjmined the dola- [ fered intenso pain, had lost bis spoetite, wes [ man, U, 8. A., will report to Colonel L. sy Boe offion, " ivia ke s, Ad: | braud wark o hip. Ownor can hatous . 81y £7 o M vive pro pt attentin to 1 aton and their frionds rymired to 0 8, | orowand fretful, ' Ho was reduced o mere | 0, Flunt, 14th infantry, at Fort D, A, ¥ Whero | o L o 128y flog property and paying charkes. Fhillip Coil ¥ Higgins' restsurant whero an elegant | Y5oloton, and had to be carricd about on | gy ® Wyn,, and ~ueeompany the AR SALE property 3. E. oor. 13th and Capr — — - pillow, As these cases of rhoumatism, where q ¥0:s ' I itel avens oure has te; e Trinity Cathedr pillow » these cus rhoy ey 7y PG a8 ten rocms. A good cor. l‘l:‘"w":ntol plans for the Trinity Cat ner for vroces hiw hohes were swisied and sho julnts Wore all This duty 4 8aloon or drug business. Iuquire at Any 16 lowing ssme s the Cotheds chiumpague supper wis waiting for theu auily, pleavant south roome, furuished or un- | G 'Ldiss the prenics. | e— ooked. i for years bafilad tho ekill of the |accomplished, he will rejoin his proper Plearaut howe, terms roasonabl 18- Tp D, F. BLOWN. | 15th and Capitol ave., will be liberally rewarled Mn Danuy has w nont | i |‘-.|l deteriaine it use | gtation, Eicee to Bt Mary's v, 9: - 7p 054.28p i \ 1 i e 1 N “ - — e | — . < with the B & M R I fo return sl poclio a1 1 bad soen Tha leavo of absence for soven days —— ” [t BALE—he property of D. L. Carpenterat | | O30~y woon t. Sary's ave wua eior Harne frum whein & kusw 1o bawwbworthy, granted Second Lisutensnt F. F. Enstman, Tt waits st of o, e, Caroutariat | | 5Coueeh 5, M, haad s idured Luwaln on Jupe regu nr fare. who attend bis sl and store building will be 20, at one-fourth 11 Y1y 10 Geo. a. Mag lar cases it hud cured. [ lotlos of 8. 8, 8 acoordiog to diractio tol n Hazuoy St., betwee s oid cheap aud on easy | CODEre. Flease leave at Dowey aud Stone's a0 a8 up tho best table hoard for 84 00 per week of any # Vit pnion d ¥ Papillion, Neb, ~ | Fowar law end the The mayor th o eagry ot 1h ) marsnal dinance in Fourteonth infantry, in orders N gr wdy very wuldy, .y child of Lls age. hest. i o A e it g L ——— with the mo-t s y vesults, My eon |dated Fort Sidvey, Neb, June 13, 1884, | house in the ity of & correspondine price, Sax-tl e e vk Dusiats loox: 0" gor furmi the opieicn, New Su commenced improviue with tho first dose of | ig extended three days. — o - FXOHANGE—A geain aud stook bSLIS, o Fho iy Eetarrays 4.0 ' 2 - . ; y K ” . S 21 003 1n & cottago o d at oeveral stations in Western 10ws 1oF 8 bR L fugs meald oy gure bad ] @ug fullowing fuvitation hay boon ia. | b mediclue, HHissull oies diiushed dally | Lwya cf absence for seven days is ‘l Akago L0 rents. Apply aanas of fre Sitabl o wock pirposes. Ths w“n in con fition is not | 4 » and v cramed; ha bacame choors | 4 iyl b . AOR L ENT—Very destrable clog e ’ vestigation. Wi 33 parily t A& aen yesterday, howover, ) 80ed vy the Omahia Oity Mission: fal andin good spirite. Gradually ho regulved ‘;“"“1”'1"' A, 8. Towar, paymaster, | JAOR LENT-=Very dosirable ¢loca e — latlp e Scll caro Ouabs Bre. it wis deidend okt ulay 40 eonuut uf | Como one, coma wll, both wrest and §use of bislil o boven and Jolots [V By ovaa A 1ok on st 0dy steens, 10 Bbrads — oy Sl vt sud rafi, which had mede thedausll, 10 cur 8ibbath sehool, Juet open @ hraiibns: ol wark and gor | SPAL of North Carolina Tobaéeo i the LU ENT—Farior e roow, Taquire perth 63 and harnoes, foaving town 1 (JONCEIT st Hoory Ruser's Fork wrotsy SU500 y 10N D Obarian oo o 5 pply ou pr ot ol om 2 107 v'clook p. m. 20 lm our new roum, in the brick building fabo it us weli s £83-20,, § Place for family pic-nics, 20p