Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1884, Page 8

4 i = S re THE BUSY COUNCIL. A Resolution fo Provide for Regalating (ambling Introdnced, THE DAILY BEE. Wednesday Morning, July 16, LOCAL BREVITIES. Visit Bushman's new store, 16th & Douglas. i W diedtion of Ordnance Authorizing Bonds for The city jail, under the direction o . ; Jailor Gorman, is being whitowashed and | This Season’s Paving Passed, otherwise improved in appearance and begins et o look quite metropolitan, Other Business of Importance Trans- —'The Kansas City Turners left for home yosterday They [marched through the weroots headed by a drum corps and followed - : Ty the usual nnmber of small boys. At the regular meeting of the council —A mistake was made 1 the report that |1ast evening roll call found members Behm, Ford, Furay, Hascall, Redfield, Woolworth, Thrane and Murphy pre- sont. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From vhe acting mayor, giving notice that ho had approved certain ordinances N s parts of tho city fs | P19Sed at It meeting, Filed, there is a good prospect of all the work which | ty other persons, a protest against letting was laid out for this season heing accom- |of the contract for city printing to Tue plished, Bre Publishing company. —Kavanaugh, the catcher for the Rock During its reading, Mr. Anderson Tsland ball team, has asked to play ball with | moved to lay the communication on the the Union Pacifics. Manager Garnoau will | gay10- givo him a opportunity o earn 8100 amonth | " ne " g b a fo it reading and LU said there were names of respectable men —Judga Bencke says that sinco ho has| i 0q 44 the potition. been police judge of Omaha he has never had | "5 B PR Bl duced the as large o day’s business aa that of Monday. d Ao Ho waa kept busy from oatly in the morning | COmmunication, and Mr. Loeder, arising, asked him what he was king about, until late at night. " i ¢ Last night burglars attompted to get into | and said he would sign his name to it Deputy Sheriff Grobe's houso, but did not | and father it. accomplish their designs, Threo big strong | Mr, Redfield said Mr. Thrano had a boys were lying in bed waiting aud wishiog [ right to ask the question and had a right for the intruders to make their appearauce. | ¢ "o Mr. Anderson said he did not think Mr. Turtle ever framed the petition, but acted, Thomas Gibson was discharged by Judge Beneke upon the charge of keeping & nui: sance, He was fined &) and costs, O, A. Gardnor, as *‘Karl the Peddler,’ will appear at the Academy of Music Friday and Saturday evenings and a Saturday mat inee. Heis a first-class Dutch dialect com- edian, Following the St. Louis Browns this week, the Evansville, (Ind.) club will play in OMAHA DAILY BEE---WEDNESDAY, JULY16 acceptance of Hickory Place addition. Adopted Special committee, consisting of Has. call, Behm and Redfield, to which was referred the matter of damages ensuing frosa the change of grade of Farnam street in cases appealed to the District Court. The following 1s the report of the commitcee of the damages allowed Edward Haney, lot 1, block 142........81050 T, W, Richhards, lot 8, block 11 . 1900 Jane M, Porter, lot 7, block 115........ 276 Addie C. Ambrose, 10t 5, block 14,..... 800 Tulia A, Holtorf, fot b, Capitol add.... 500 haffer, lot 2, Capitol add.. . 1000 5\ L. Hart, 1ot 6, Keyo sub, div . 2500 The committee recommended that the city attorney be instructed to confese judgments for theso amounts in the dis- triot court. Adopted. ORDINANCES, By Redfield, appropriating £1,290 out of the general fund in favor of McGavock & Gibbon, Passed. The amended #o called Kaufman liquor ordinance was taken up on second read- ing and passed. § An ordinance providing for the is anco of bonds to pay for paving Thi teenth, Dodge, Farnam, Cummings, Eleventh, Twelfth and Fourteenth streets was read throe times and passed. The ordinance provided for $126,000 in bonds, An ordinance amending ordinance No, 488, lovying a special tax to pay the half cost of grading Farnham street from 25th to 20th. Passed. An ordinance to cover the half cost of grading Cummings street from Wheaton to city limite, Passed. An ordinance ordering Capitol avenue graded from 13th to 18th streets. Passed. An ordinance changing the grade of Wheaton street. Passed. An ordinance creating sewer district No, 22 in the city of Omaha. Passed. Tho council then adjourned. R PERSONAL, J. Wright, of Tecumseh, is at tho Metro- politan, E. D, B cr, of Creston, Ta, is at the Met- this city next week. The base ball business [ was approached on the street corner ana | ropolitan, ked to sign it, which he did. The pe- tition was referred to the committee on printing. Tt was reported on the street yesterday [ M o) Hordy, stating he had aftornoon that a Swede had been_contidenced | gon all fn his power to carry out the or- out of £400 fon the cornerof Eleventh and | dinanco regulating his duties as pound arney. Diligent inquiry in [that vicinity | master, but had met with opposition failed to find anyone who knew anything con- | from the city attorney. Referred. cerning the matter, is just opening in Omaha for the season and somo excallent games will bo played. was approved. From H. Williams and others, nsking toBAN Btredt i MoHuah'a ol plkes: | These é‘l"‘l‘r‘k oL Doyt gontlemen are well known throughout the [~ A"% FUFCR Pyl are roferred with- whole city, aud hereby extend an invitation | ot reading. to all their friends te bo present at thelr open- | From B, Farrell and others, asking ing. that the B. & M. R. R* Co. be compelled Sexton Goorgo Madlock says that in the [ to build a bridge one hundred feot long twenty-five yoars in which ho has had eharge | across Fourteenth street, of the Prospect Hill cometery he has never | COMPANY 18 now grading for the purpose th of | ©f 1ayini a track, Referred. FromZJoan F. Lehman and others, ask- ing the nuisance caused by the nail works —Gus Stephan and Andy Monyhan will open this evenivg their new saloon on Six- buricd as many eoildren in tho snme leng time as ho has in the prosent month of July, Tho past iftecn daya have boon filled with | 1 oo “coal oil bo abated. disoase and doath for tho children, From ZonaaBlevens and others asking |7 8. P. Morso & Co. desire to call partiou- | that the grade of lzard street between lar attention to their Table Linen Department | Nineteenth and Twenty-first streets be [ wood, To Roferred. | in this city. a the goods now advertised Crenm and Gen- | changed 8o as to bo straight, uine Barnsley Damask at 224c. worth 502 64| ¥'rom McShane & Schroeder and others inch Dleached Damasks ar 45 ¢, reduced from B¢ ;and 05¢ Table Linen worth $1.50 to $2; The salo this morning takes rank as the wost triumphant success of the year. teenth street by the B. & M. R. R. Co. Reforred. From J. M. Watts, offering to settle An iuterosting programme has been ar- | ill up his lots to grade. rangod for the sociable to e held at the resi-| From Jno. Corrigan, asking that the deuce of Mr. of Graco and Soventecnth strects, on Thurs- ;v{:‘{er r'.:gm ho pond on Twelfth and Cass" day evening next. Miss Geneive Ingersoll, terred, the elocutionist, will recite, and Messrs, Frank E.""“‘l'l’“'“} M. '1:;‘““;“‘]‘,‘ and others, Smith and Clinton N. Powell will furnish the | 8kin8 that tho graco of, Hatnam sireot, A s between Jefferson and the alley just west ¥ of Twenty-fourth street, be changed. —Henloy, Haynes & VanArsdale, wholesalo | Referred. notion men, who moved to this city a fow nuisance on_Saeventeenth and |© Referred. | © hia suit against tho city, providing it will | started for Canada last evening. Referred. be absent about one month, Shafe Kautzinan, of Edgar, is registorcd at the Metropolitan, W ulius Tler, of Helena, Montana, is in the clty on a brief visit. William Lamb and son, of Columbus, are at the Metropolitan, L. R.Townsend, of Randolph, Nebrasks, is Tho bond ‘of City Attorney Connell [\t "\ a tropolitan. Mr. George Droxel, of Elkhorn, is in the ity yisiting with friends, T. L. Murphy and wife, of Plattsmonth, are registered at the Metropolitan, Hatton and C. A, Melcher. of Atlantic, are stopping at the Metropolitan, 3. H. MeCain, of Des Moines is in the city, where that | and is quartered at the Metropolitan, Mrs. Tom Pieronet and son will leave to day for Amboy, TIL, to be gono six wi Mr. . D. Skarawoda, of Chicago, is in the ity with a view of locating herein some busi- ness. Misses Mattic and Tattie McLean, of Glen? are visiting at Dr. Armstrong’s Mr, Jamos Stephenson and daughters, Bos- protesting against tho closing up of Four- | o'and Mildred, loft yestorday o soe the ights in C Mr. Samuel Shoars, of the Millard, and wifo They will ago, Mr. C. D. Woolworth, a former citizen of 8. Richardson, on the corner | proper parties be directed to drain the | Omaha, is visiting with his brother, Hon, J. M. Woolworth, in this city. Mr. Frauk Murphy left lest evoning for Madison, Wis., accompanied by his mother and sistor. Thtladies will spend the summer at that place, Mrs, Mary and Thomas Moriarity, mother From H. Voduka and others, protest- |and brother of E. F. Moriarity,left this yoster- monthasince, have becomo sick with tho suc- | ing againat the proposed change of grade | day for Holyoke, Mass., to meet relatives and coss they have met with and are moving their | of Hickory street between Sixth and |to remain during the summer, stook of goods back to Indianapolis, Indiaua, | Tenth streets. Referred. ’ They had big expoctations which havenot| ¥rom James Creighton, presenting been fully realized and they have become dis- | e8timate of city engineer for paving the |}, i hoon overcome by the heat. alloys is distriots 9 and 10. Roforred. From samo, stating that Jenkinson and Archibald aro entitled to tho re- sorved 20 por cent for paving alley in couraged. —Mrs. A. A. Thomson was ploasantly sui= prised by & number of friends gathoring at her houso Saturday ovening, on Twonty-firet and [ poving district No. 27. Clark streots, Dancing was indulged in un- Rt til miduight, then after dolighttal supper | pop oo b ede on had been served all returned to their homes the rules regulating the gambling houses. thanking thelr hostoss for tho ploasant oven- | 3" C8 SO, B A R I e ng spent. lost by vote of 6 to 4. — At the Tivoli beer garden thereisa would- bo musician who makes the forenoon of each |he had been charged day hideous with his futile attempts to bring | vising the marshal, but he had wusic from an old violin ef which he is the |seen him less since he had been possessor, Music may have charms to soothe | in that office than ever before. He lated. gentlo breast than that possessed by the writer M= N Haacall d h 1d 2 sylvania, Mr. C. will be absent about ten extremely savage. Play, or quit sawing. Mr. Hascall stated he could not give [y v."0nq Mes, Ohamberlain and baby will his support to any such measure. The P T s STy —Tho bank of earth around tho new court [ Jaw made gambling illegal and an illegal wrivg the re: o summer, houso is being lowered, The main steps to | business could not bo regulated. What the cqurt house have been changed from the | ho waa in favor of was to leave them to ¢ original plan, 1t was intended to have a|the good sense of the marshal and when straight broad stairway leading down to Far- | the gamblers became obnoxious wink |, nam street, but on account of the grade it will | them out. Lowrey, Lincoln be necessary to Eave s landing about halfway | Mr. Ford opposed the moasure. Ho down and then a stairway on each sido of tho | had introduced & measure to run out of landing, aast and wost, 0. tho atroat, Thosg | P city all pimps and loafers and it was who pretend to know say it will not look "“M‘""x‘ :P“"- TP Al moarly a0 woll s i tho original plan was car- [y U RRESERIE RIS L e ipe ried out, them out, 80 help him God. —A ball will be held in Cunningbaw’s hall, |~ Mr., Bohm said the b nks were the Thirteonth and Jackson strect, to-morrow, | biggest gamblers in the world and they | the Union Pacige arrived via a special Wednesday evening, the 16th ioss,, the pro-| were allowed to do business. He was in coeds of which are to Le donated toa very | favor of allowing the gamblers to run charitable and praiseworthy object. The com. | until 12 o'clock at night. ; ‘mittee | ~ charge of the arrangements are do.| Lsoeder said he had been charged with ing allin thelr power to make it a very suc- advising the marshal, but when it was oessful affair, and hope any one who can come f’f,id that ho was leading around a man will show by thelr prescnce their willingusss | "2, J24%® 0ld ho was given greator cradit than ho was entitled to, He thought to assist i 8 good work. Tho tickots aroonly | they ought to b regulated and when the 50 cents, The best of music will be furnished | yarshal undertakes to carry out the or- and good call guatanteed. The A, 0. L band | dinances, the city council should either have kindly promised to attend and furnish | take the burden from his shoulders or some of their excellent music, The committeo | say **Amen” to it, in charge are membersof the A. O. H, and| Redficld said the council had nothing thoy will see good order maintained. to do with the marshal and it had no e— e right to give him these weekly ourtain The Gamblers Before Beneke. loctures, Thirteeen of the fifteen gamblers| On motion of Hascall the resolution placed under arrest appeared iu the po- [ Was indelinitoly pestponed, ) | " By Woodworth, that the street com- lice court yesterday afternoon. Dis- |, iygioner b instructed to remove the trict Attorney Godwin appeared | gidewalk on the west end of lot 4 in block for the state and said he desired rs.'v-;x. l.';\l;np\ug‘. B s : 7 Bahm, that the city marshall bo in- to prosscuto the defendauts on the) 0 Pl ity theprg’purtyuwnorl on charges preferred against them, butstated | 1 o,vonworth streot to take in their he was engaged before the grand jury, |fences. Adopted. The cases were continued to August 5th. | By Anderson, that the gas lamps on The proprietors were placed under bonds | Saunders, Caldwell and Hamilton streots of 8200 each and the dealers under bonds | be located so that they will properly al- of §50 e ernate. Referrod By Thrane,: that the mayor be autho - izod to employ Charles Waort, as special policeman, to take care of the garbage at A ' the foot of Jones street, West to be em day school and society will picnioat Han- | 11t ™ 1 G Ko tember 1 at 815 per scom Park, Thursday, Care leave the | jonth, Adopted. oburch in the mornivg prompily at half REPORTS OF COMMITTERS, past nine and ten o'clock, Refreshments | - treots and grades, rocommending the Cengregational Ohureh Picoie, The First Congregational church Sun- be sent to the church any time be-|acceptance of Hillside additions Nos. 1, fore {he last car leaves, and uil baskets, [2 and 3. i ., will be sufely returned to the Sleees ole.y wilL B¢ A 0. Tavion, Superivtendent of School, 1 Adopted. : A quit claim deed from A. E. Touzalin to the city was acoepted. g Streets and grades recommonding the church. b was | Chamberla thesavage broast, but the kind of music which | willing to show where he stosd upon the [ .t this young fiddler makes would make a more | question, and he wanted their acts regu- fyq by [nis wife and child, for Me Aurora; R. D), Bristol, John Stien and Ira John L, Meaus, (irg guests of the Millard yesterday. William Flynn, the efficient officer of the police court, has been quite ill for several days, Officer Sigwart performs his duties while absent from his post. L. Tyler and wifo, Sterling; G M, Lambert- on, Lincoln; 8. C. $mith and wife, Beatrice; E, H. Clark, Blair; Hon. Church Howe, Au- surn; and A. 8, Paddock and family, Beatrice; rogistered at the Paxton yesterday, Mr, T, K., SBudborough and wifeleft fo <, Bos ton last evening where Mr. Sudborough will Mr, Leeder then took the floor and said | attend the Exprossman’s Mutual Benefit As- with ad- | sociation convention, Mrs. Sudborough will remain in the east during the summer, Mr, H. L. Chamberlain, of the firm of , Howe & Marshall,the Sixteenth ot furnituro men, left yestord accompan- dville, Penn on and H, T, Cady, Nebraska Yity; Geo, Wildish and A, J. Rittenhouse, W Johnson, Wahoo; C, M. Lei M. C. Spie, hton, T, W- Jattlo Creck; d Island; Patrick Fahy, »'Neill; and J. Nowton,Weoping Water, were ——— Union Pacific Oficials, Kansas City Journal, 14th, The leading ofticials and directors of train from Omaha at 8:30 o'clock last night, and will remain in the city until Tuesday inspecting the company's pro- porty in this city and Armstrong. The party travel in four privato cars, the most olegant belonging to the road, and comprises the following well known mag- nates, v Charles Fraucls Adams, jr., of Boston, prestdent; 8. R. Colloway, of Chicago, assistant president; Frederic L. Ames, of Boston, and Hugh Riddle, of Chicago, directors; S, H. H. Clark, gen- eral manager and T, L. Kimball, assis- tant general managor, of Omaha; S. T Smith, of Kansas Oity, general superin- tenden the Kansas division; J, H, Cantield, private secretary to Mr. Adams, and I'red Ames, jr., just from Har- vard colloge and out on a recreating our. The party is making an official tour of inspeotion over the entire Union Pacific system and after looking over the compa- ny's property will go to Denver over tho Kansas division and thence to Cheyenne and Ogden, They have been over several of the branches alroady, and before their roturn east they will go over every foot of road that the Union Pacific owns or operates, Mr. Adams and Mr, Calloway took rooms at the Coates,where they were ap- proached by the Headlight, Mr. Adams declined to offer any opivion or informa- innocently inquiving if there had been any nominations lately, As to the rumors of the Uunion Pacific being placed in the hands of a receiver he said he CHURCH HOWE. Retarn of the }ialional Republican Com- mitteeman, What He Has to Say Concerning the Outlook In the East, Hon, Church Howe, member of the national republican committee, returned to Nebraska yesterday, after an absence of five weeks in the east. He attended the national committee meeting on the 26th of June in New York,and was ap- pointed a member of the executive com- mittee. Mr. J. Clarkson of Des Moines, and Mr, Howe wero appointed a special sub-committee to visit Mr. Blalne and consult about the campaign. Mr. Howe spent considerable time in Massachusetts, Maine, New York and Indiana, and a representative of Tur Bee interviewed him regarding the situation in the east Mr. Howe, who conaulted Henry Cabot Lodge, chairman of the Massachusetts state central committee, and other leading republicans, feels satis- fed that the grand old commonwealth will roll up her usual large republican majority, Heis quite confident that the republicans will carry New York. ~ All the labor associations of New York will be forced to be against Cleveland and for Blaine, There is no disputing the fact that Blaine hasa very large following among the Irish and the Catholics, not only in New York, but all over the country. Mr. Howe is also satisfied that the ropublicans will cariy I[ndiana, as Hendricks has not added any strongth to the democratic_ticket. _The reports received from Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and Florida are very encouraging. Since the nomina- tion of Cleveland the republicar: commit- teo feel greatly encouraged. 1f it could have named the democratic candidate, it certainly would have selected Cleveland as the man who could be most easily beaten by Blaine. The democratic sol- diers everywhere are everywhere dissat- isfied with the ticket because the soldier element was ignored. They wanted Rosecrans in place of Hendricks. ; Mr, Howe will devote nearly all his time between now and November to the interests of the campaign in Nebraska. —e—— A General Row, Monday night a general row occurred at the corner of Fourteenth and Webster streets. An old gentlman by the name of Huff rents the lower part of his house toa man by the name of Holland. ~ Last night Holland and his wife got into an altercation with the old man, Huff, and went up stairs and proceeded to give him a good beating. They had the old man upon the floor and were pounding him in good shape, when Frank Case and Emery Winn, who live next door, came to the old gentleman’s assistance and took Holland and his wife down stairs. Hol- land then blew a police whistle and had both Case and Winn arrested. While the officers wero on their way to the place Holland drew a revolver on Winn and threatened to shoot him, A number of complaints were filed on boih sides in police court yesterday and bail was given by all parties for appearance in two weeks, ANOHER STORY. Yesterday it was reported, onIwhat seems to be good authority,that the pros- ecution: of the gamblers is not to con- scientiously énforce the city ordinances but it is in furtherance of the orders of ex-Mayor Chase. It is reported that Marshal Cumings made five different cails upon Mr. Chase Monday, after which the warrants against the gamblers were sworn out and placed in the hands of an officer to serve. Mayor Murphy says that the marshal is acting in this matter without any or- ders from him, We have no means of knowing whether the reports about the visits of the mar- shal to ex-Mayor Chase are true, but the report gives coloring to the suspicion that there is an attempt being make to run the witnesses against Chase and Guchrie out of town, A good deal of comment has been caus ed by the open intimacy of Marshal Cum- mings with Frank Walters, who has been in his company night and day since he was appointed. It is notorious that Frank Walters was more or less a go-be- tween for Chase and Guthrie, aud it is suspected that he is now trying to ma ke a tool of Cummings in the interest of the deposed mayor. e — The New School House, At the meeting of the special commit- too consisting of Mossrs, Parker, Con- noyer, Gibbon and Livisey, of the board of education, tho question of the accept- ance of the Leavenworth and King street school houses was discussed. 1t was finally determined to have the differ- ences settled by experts who should re- port to the board. The committee claims that the chimneys, black-board, locks and other minor items do not cor- respond with the plans and spcifications. It was carried to invite architects to pre- sont at the moeting of the board, nexi;Monday night, their plans for the addinon to the Hartman street school and for the West Omaha school building to be built, POWDER knew no reason why such should be done any more than in the case of the New York Central Ag to his visit here, it had no reference to his private interests, although he would visit the workshops of the road to-day, Absolutely Pure. This powder naver varles. A marvel of purences, strengt ) and wholosomenoss. Mo, e ecou ouical than the crdinary kinds,and eannotbe s Id 1o competition with the multitnde of low test, short weight alum er fhosplate powders Bold 0y ' cud. ROYAL AKING 1 WDEK CO 1884, SPECIAL NOTICES. #rSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid in advance. " T0 LOAN—Money. JROR RENT-A e room cottage, street and N0 TOAN - From #200 to 1,000 on good sec Address “E. 1" Bee office. MCNEY tolown in sums of 00 and upwards on M “improv 1as Co. farms, R. C. Patterson ad loan agont, 13th and Farnam. 443.1mo & Co., Keal N\ ONEY loaned on chattels, notes bought, cut M Gt Wit °A. Forman, 218 . 15t 8t 038 1m ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest rates of interest Bewls' Loan Avrnov, 15th & Douvla 9844 A ONEY TO LOAN In sums of nd_upward M 07F. Davis and Co., Real Eeiate and Loan Agents. 1508 Farnam 8t 0841 HELP WANTED. VW ANTED=A good gifl for general hou 2510 St. Mary's avenue, 026, VWANTED—Fitty men for st Paul, 217 North Sixteenth stroot, 640 17p WWANTED-Goodgirly for_general housework. 217 North Sisteenthjstreet 63917p North Sixteenth WANTED “Good Baker, 2 641-16p strect. WANTED—GM Ito cook, wash and iron. Alto git] to take caro of children and do up-stairs work. Good wages, 014 ISouth Seventaenth siret. 6394 WANTID A two. 6 A ANTED--A girl for housework at 922 Douglas el at £1.00 per woek in a family of o rnam st. street. 609-16% WWANTED_ Good washer and ironer. Apply at once at 1418 Howard Street. 618.10p mall family for house- y TANTED—A good girl in 617-10p ork at 513 8. 14th st V7 ANTED- (it for goneral housework, 616 sonth 15th stroet. 616 21p VY ANTED—A compotont girl for_gencral hous work in small family of adults. Call at 421 Pleasant streat. 014t T#D— Colore Wo wagos. % 013-17p girl for general housework. 112 South 12th street. W2 -A woman to do general housework in a family of two. (i00 dwages paid. Apply south west corner 5thand Pine strects, South Omaha, 011-18p TANTED—A young man to canvass oty ds on commission. Address with re any “Merchant,” Omaha Post office, '“",\xw:u 2 at 1616 Douglas. VW ANTED—A oy persons to learn book-kecping. tuations in September, 1618 Douglas street, J. B. Smith €03-15p d sell rence \ TANT A geod kitchen girl; wages good, at 1406 icr str’ot, north Omaha. 004-10p \",\ ID—A good female meat cook at th cade Hotel, 1215 Douglas stroot- 5 IVE Agonts for Tus’ 10-cont campaign medals, 4 Perfect likeness, Write at once for exclusive Territory. G, N. Buzby & Co., 617 Market St. hila, 682,17 VY/ANTED. First class cook at Tremont Itouse, corner 16th and Burt. 681-15 VW ANTED—A gitl to cook and wash for a family of two. Light work and steady place. Wages good. Inquire 2415 Davedport St. 15 general house work, Wages 85. per week, 15p VW ARTED-—Good citl o Are prepared to do wo OUTSIDE THE CITS in any branch, On Short Notice HOUSE, SIGN, AND FRFSCO PAINTING, MERGELL & ROSENZWEIG, Practical Painters & Decorators, ik 1515 Donglas Street, OMalia, corrsspontonce SHADES l o NG 0 se i 2Pan S TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED Sold with an Absolute Guaran- tee of being the Einest amnd Most Perfect Groods of LANGE & FOITICK, 318-320 S. 13th St., near Farnam. &xmManufactured by the Michigan Stove Oo., Detroit and Chicago. ~= [OR REN two gentlemen, at 21 Ple with good tires and ov— Address C. . Priday, Waterloo, OR SALE-A flne ssloon property trado, at Waterloo, Neb. Gond erything complet ot atroet DOR RENT—Two unfurnished front ryoms. In quire at No. 1018 Mason street, tet. 15th and 11th, 686-19p DO RENT— F o x roum cottage, fine location, by 2. cor. 15th and Douglas. ant furnished 100ms to rent to , 1707 Cass street. 596-20p Good house, , barng, corrals, ote. Tand is well’ wat land, with plent Potter & Cobt asant furnished room, 1811 Cass 16p grass and ing. For sale cheap. AP—A new brick eottage, b rooms, water, aud modern improvements, corner Gth cory. 508 16p re storo and building )/ ANTED—Girls at § aven Hotel, south 10th St 35-17p —A first-class barber. Call at 1416 Chicag, ne other need Cossley. VW ANTED—A good butcher. X Dly, corner 14th and Howard. . other need ap- 51510 VW ANTED—A good girl at 2614 Douglas streot. 401-tt PVVANTED A il tor a family of four, that uader. stands how to cosk, wash and fron, Mo other noed apuly. Apply at once to 1400 Park Wilde ave. Mrs. John W. Bell. 600-t1 TANTED—Girl fat 1640 Shorman avenue, Mra. 3. M. Counsman, [Itr] VW ANTED—LADIES ORt GENTLEMEN—In oity or country, to take ice, light and pleasant work at thelr own homes; §2t0 85 & day easily and quietly made; work sent'by mail vi no stamp forreply. Ploaso addross Rellablo Mau't’g Co., Plil- adelphia, Pa. 149 1mo SITUATIONS WANTED. ,[ for two gentlemen, £521 Davenport St. — 509-16p nvoice $2.000. In a live Reason for sel iug, going to _Address or call on Walter Cutforth, Nel 51818 e '—Basewent, two roome, 1615 Chicago. | J{\C ota nlong Sherman ave. ¥050 each. [ 600.10p These ate very cheap. I C. Patterson, 13th My Farnam, 57717 TOR R ~With board, large front room with | 3301 SALE m cottage very deslrab location, $2,600 Terms casy. House good lot south Omaha, 51,350 monthly pay- ments. bay wiudow, gaa and bath room, at No. Dodgo street. 18-19p OR RENT—Two unfurnishod rooms, suitable for ablo halt acre lot near Saunders St., in- [ lizht housekecpir g, 1013 Howardstreet. 608-10p ionr Sanocem Shailo v lin its $600 monthly payments. s in Gises addition north Omahs, §750 easy RENT—House ard stable, 20th and Harney, Win. L. Menroc, 6th and Douglas, ~ 601-16p ¥ o n Thornburg place, facing on Lesvenworth L streot, §280 ach on monthiy paymonts, Tho bels road already craded to this additionand will cross ono DOR RENT—A now store and dwelling above, in o | tormer. These aro the most desirable cheap. 108 first-class location. Inquire northoast corner 17th | ofiored. Wo have procerty in cvery part of the ity and Nicholas etreot, noar ol works. 572-16p can supply any want in our line: . Call and sco Barker & Mayne, 15th and Farnam. 667-16 OR SALE—Dosirable lots 85 down, §6, per mo, 1. C. Pattorson, 13th and Faraam, — 675-23 - JE— LT e A turnished front room, suitable for £ 1417 How ard St. G73-10p TOR SALE-Engines new and second hand 10 h p. 15 h. p. and 20 b. p. portable and stationary; also Dollers of any size and style. Richsrd & Clarke, U, P R.Y. bet 17th and 15th Sts. Omaha. 540-t1 i, i sold this month, OR RENT—Two new 6 room houses, very o pleto one block from Park ave. cars. AMES 1607 Farvawm, 650, UK SAL—AC & 1 VW ANTED-A situation. Young m 5 man. Good writer, bookkeoper, “sale Strictly temperate; small salary, Wiling to bo uso: ful. Address, ENERGETIC, BEk office. 61017+ \VANTEDAIIyu wood responsible man a position a8 Porter in_grocery store or dolivery clerk. Will work cheap, visions for fami. Is well acquainted with city, Wages not so h the object as & permanent place. Address for n days, W. P’,, 064 Center street. 615-16p WV ANIED A situation as clerk by young an. fas had_oxperienco in Dry Goods, Ciothing and Grocery business, ~Reforences given. Address “J. 5. Dee office. 6 “rA.\ —Situation by a_drug, experionce. ¢ op books cos. Address P. 0, Box 746, Omaha, Neb, of six year od referen- 5410 ‘\u NTED—Porition a8 governess ina private fam. ily, by a_young lady who has had experience in nces given. Ad- il Bluffs, 608-16 lon. Best of refe care Bee office, Cous a win ilar p drecs G 8, W ANTED-situation s a young man ho 1 years experience in the grocery business. dress G, M. W.” Beo office. 560-1 W7 ANTEDO=Situation by v Frenchian of Far ofage speak English German, Fronch and Ital- tuation Ina private famly orhotel. Address no A. Delat ur, for ian, a daysthis oflice "663-15p Lady of refinement and best of references would Tike a situation as amanuensis, or £ do copying, Address for oue woek, M. W.” Bae office, 17 Tady with goed referonces would like to act as companion to somo o'derly, or invalid Iady_Ad- dress “M. W, Bee office for one week. 52317p WA —situatlon by an experienced horse man and firat-class coachuan. Best of 1efer- onces, Apply at Rev. Jergeson, corner Hamilton and Piee Sta, 682-15 Y oung married man wants situation a8 book In wholesals estabilsbment in Omaka. 890t koo Address " care Beo, my coutectioncry WANTEDTo sl cream business in a town of 8,000 inhabitants, thecounty reat, 76 miles from Council Bluffs inTosn. The only ico cream Parlor In the pla o and dolog au oxtra fine businces. Boda Fountain, war- Mo top tables and overything in fine shape. Ad- dress, B, G. M, this oflice, 63716p TANTED-Some one toadapt a boy baby 2months old. Inguire at Poor Houso 607-17p “Address 1. 505-16 WANTED=To buy a good hor Beo otfica, VY E ofter i lots o suit purchaser, eight huadre choic lowa stoers. Oue half year olds, balance two and three years old, and a good b’ bunch, 2191m STRANGE BRO'S, Sioux Oitv. Tows, VY 4D Boarders 1o know th b, Churlus Hu. 1 on Haruuy St., batwoen 12th and 13th will set up tho bost tablo board for 8400 per woek of any house in the eity of a correspondine vrice, POR RENT--Hoases &nd Lois o R Wo _mico rooms iu Ca Fam block, Thirteenth st cot. NOR RENT 10 med e, 8 minutes' walk from postoffice, §35 por month. Also 4-roomed Niutecuth and Cummings stroots: 81 MOKSE & BRU hou month, 19 POk BENT-A tstore o0 Cumwings strect. A splendid openiui for & bakery, shoe store, butch or shop oF anythiog else. MO} LUNNER, 625:17p 1404 Farnam strect. DOR KENT~Stable for rent stalls for 4 horses #4.00 por month, 1816 Farnam street. T o Touse ™ Taqmre Mis & Roddis, 25t between Lavenport aud Chicago § pOI 1t et o2 sheo patlor bed , 2000 Cass streot T—A splondidly furs DOR RENT—House five 10 15th street. DOR RENT—Klog, room houso keopiug, aud Douglas. tly furnished parlor and Led aoa Douglas 55 Also 4 rooms for Taquize of W. F. Clark, oraer 10th 2117 i;\m; RENT—Nicely furnished rooms without boar d 1814 Davouport S, 10:-91p house of 8 rooms on § lot in good locality in first- OR RENT—No. 615 N. 17th St. botwoen Webster | class rapair, 1263 North 10th S, 255-16p G i tornia: “Addrose box 713 cly.” B58.105 E IRh L Fou RENT—A pleasant furnished room at 1809 Capitol ave. 660-15p. all complete. Inquire at 2 8. 10th St 526-17p OR SALE—At a bargain, onepool and one table, both in good order. Apply at 912 hors st Fok save family or draft purposes. Inquire or address M. L. Smith, 200 OR RENT—House and large barn, s'slls for 20 horses. Aurelot. Wi, L. Mooroe, Oth and Douglas, telephone 391 5115 twien 10 an 16th strect. 101 RENT—Three ro Tuquire at 608 TORSAL Sarpy county lands 12 m from Omaba. Wil tako Omahy property n part To RENT—Houso of eight rooms, barn ete. In. [ payment. Call on or addrees M M Parish, rapillion. ‘quira at 1612 Capitol ave. 66016 863161 closcts, city water. 3 504-15p offico suitable ior & sm: . Will sl for cash or ox- ango(or Ouata City property. Address . 7 ¢ Boo offioo j Furnished rooms, 1621 Capitol ave! 620-17p Ok RE Inquire at No, s e IR 810 215¢ and Leavenworth St. 52515 JOR SALE—A fow choice youns burgy aud work - horses. Mayno & Barker, St. Mary's Jovenuo OB BENT—Furnishod rooms 105 N. 18thst. | barn. Aos-th RAB0A0D. o Foxss Tot on Par » honse TOR NTP—Three unfursishe rooms and 1 and lot uear st. Mary's avenue, re 422 Con- «le roow furnished 1817 Cl vent stres 437-1mp 0ago, 609-tt s, | JOR SALEThree of the bost lots in M 19 placo at & bargain if sold soon. Potter & ¢ mt O, 1615 Farnam. 1Ol SALE—Sheep, lot of fiuo Colorado grades containing of 800 ewes, and 4 years old, - | about 600 y earlings acd 50v Tho ‘ewes will shear about 8 pounds. For further information ad- dress Miday Co., L B. &M, R R., Neh, 958-1mp. ull lot, half block 3 n 16th street. Inquire of M, Leo, Grocer, 22 and Leavenworth. 917-1m ];\]m RENT—Rooms in Crounse’s Block, Hiteheock. JOR RENT—A back parlor cleganty furnished and adjoining bed room, with use o up stairs, saitablo Best location in the city, 400-t1 7OR RENT —Furnished rooms at 2227 Dodge 8t. 497-1mp R RENT—In Shion's 24 addition, new house, 4 rooms, part of douhle houso, full lot, $11.00 per month. Apply room 24 Omaha National Bank Build F{OR SALE: 2,000, Potter & NOR SALE. Kirkwood Cheap In Shinn's 24 _addition, d Plaluview. Pottor & Cobb, 1616 i il & R i e HB nl - d pi Ing 0 —— & Erickson's Musio Store on 16th 8t. " 800-t tablo for hvtel or fa Desirable loca ow house ing house, 25 ros 1th and Two open_second-nand_bugglos and oo dolivory wagon, cheap, ut 1813 Harncy 5t 5 MISCELLANEOUS. OST—A_biack lcathor pocke K containing 4 #74.00 in money. A liboral reward will be paid the finder by retutnng to Cum| {JOR RENT—House 5 rooms good repa yard, clsiern water. Rent§’b por 1o Park Wilde ave. Apply to Jno. W, Bell, 10th §t. o 10, Inquire cke | = e F— ., — — —— —— two railroad tickets and some letters, l< OB RENT—Roows in Nebrasks Netiousl Bauk | N, 1 address on luside of cover. o Building. Most desirable offices in the ¢ wiil o.nfer s favor by leaving at this oflice. Supplied with hydraulic ele Apply st Bauk = r.mn T—Furuivhod rooms un thy norih-wast | QTRAYED OR STOLEN—A black hoise, blind in cor. 18th and Capitol &vonuo, formerly Crelghe | M righteye. Ary notico of bis whereabouts will bo ton House. 13941 | thankful§ received by Henry Hornberger, Douglas - - —— | street. 024-17p N. Hoben, €012 torand heated by steamn ] - o ~ oo | [PILENOLOGICAL-ine oK, SALE-Two lots 100x145—ano s corner, on | 1" iiree stroet, Competes with the best talonts Dodge street, with 3900 improveisents, at the ex- | in the ficld and from past encouragements will re- traordinary low price of main another week to give phrenol gical examina- ety MOKSE & BRUNNER, tion) T4218p 1404 Farnam, JOR SALE—A full lot with two small housce. Vory cheap at §:00. MURSE & BRUNNER, 63110 1404 Fa nam streck. MAKEN UP'- Last April, red and white yesrling heifor, Owner can have same by calliig at M. Ihiaus, cor. 24th and Mason, wud peying chatgos. 455t Lewk table board $4.00 per week, N. W, 514163 7OR BALE—A fucat Parlor Sct, au “oval warble. top table and & fine large) Trunk. 855 South l‘llls’l‘ULA Seventoonth strect, 63417 corner17th and Capitol ave. uy place, 1 horse, DOR BALE—Mare with colt a y 24th, 15 FPAKEN UP—M; Jers.y calves. Apply sorsel color, and one pouy mfv wiare, tail, - brand mark on bip. Owner can have sa e by prov: QK SA Ethe Awerican House, Soutn, Hend, | 1i¢ projerty aud paylug charges. Phillp Cassidy, Neb, The lcading howl of the town Will sell 903-5w-eow With or ‘without furniture, Good business, Good e reasons given or sclling Call on or address, *4) L URRAY has good pasiuniog. E03s-25p GHO, H. weCAIN, Plop's i TOTth- west NeOrasas; A NOR S ALE 8w il | rare chance as hiealth will not perit me 0 hau- Qleit, Addiess “N.O. M. & Co.," Chadron, Eloux, mace white on face and legs, Co., Neb , or box £6 Marshalltor. 1 hwa 491270 | 4 yoars old, lightly shod, brauded oo left quarter, can Fecover by paylng for tbis advertisement liaries aud proviug owne P78 SALE_Speolal bariaia, core car line, 15th and Grace, 2houses. +,,00 1 sold in ten days, ' N. Rumel. o 15p uks, and_cosspools cleancd with SR SA Guse of Mud 105 G0x sanitary cleancr. Hatlefaction guarantced by ., foet, uorth 19th, nearSpruce street G, Abel, (sucoessor 0 J. A, Bmith,) box 378, B50-53p CHAB, JOBNSON, W9-1wp DECORATIN ¢ / JORSALE—Boarding nouse,furniture and lxtures, fog, 461t Cheapest house and lot in Omaha, in Potter's wddition, 5 ro woil, 500 barrel ois- OR RENT.—A furnished back parlor for two per- | tern, on two lots, 100 fert. front by 180 fost dewp, for 8003 at 1611 Dodge strect. 516 Farnam sticet. 466.4¢ ™