Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1884, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE. Friday Morning, July 18, LOOAL BREVITIES, —The new engine house at the corner of Fleventh and Dorcas stroats, was started yes- tooday. Thework will all bs done by the paid fire department, as there are mechanics of almost every class in the department. E—Arow took place yesterday at tho cor- ner of Twelfth and Dodee streots between a woman named Caddie Butts and Al. Dillon. Officer Buckley promptly arrosted thom both and lodged them in jail. After being ]rl)\f,cd in & cell the woman was taken with some kind of a fit but came around all right ina short time. —Tn regard to the man who was robbed in Council Bluffs a few days stnce of 8250, the proprietor of the Paclfic houso says that he was not robbed neat his house and that he was never near the house, The man who was rob- bed was imbibing quito freely, and in the course of his wandering ho got down Broadway noar the dummy depot, a very appropriate GUTHRIE GIVES UP Aud Tells the Grand Jury what he Knows About the Crookedness. He lays the Blame at Ex-Mayor Chase's Door and Says that He Put Up the Job, Ever since ex-Marshal Gutherie was convicted of bribery in the diatrict court, his friends have been laboring with him and begging of him to make a full and free confession in regard to the affair and not shoulder a majority of the blame in the crooked transactions for which he and ex-Mayor Chase were indicted and upon which charge he was convicted. Wednesday Mr, Guthrie was taken be- fore the grand jury as a witness against Chase and while there made a clean breast of the matter and told what he knew, It has been impossible to procure the full statement but it was in substance as spot for him, and sitting down on tho edge of the sidewalk, dropped into a slamber, When ho was awakenod by a_policeman ho found he had beon robbed of his money, about $280, e — PERSONAL. M. C. Ryan, of Blair is rogistered at the Metropolitan, Fd. L. Ely, of Bradshaw, Metropolitan., W. P. Smith, of Grand Tsland, is at the Metropolitan H., Whasler and wife, of Chicago, are at the Metropolitan. Francis Heller, of Wisner, is registered at the Metropolitan. Mrs. M. W. Price, of Fremont, is a guest of the Metropolitan. John W. UL of Stromsburg, is registored at the Metropolitan., 7. M. Wood aud D, M. Buttler, of Oscoola, are stopping at the Metropolitan. stopping at the D. [Anderson, of Columbus, is in Omah and whilo hero will look over our new stock yards entorpriso, J. K, Vandemard, Valparaiso, Neb., is in twn, just returning from Chicago, where ho attended the democratic convention, T, Linderman, Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. John Zohrung, Tincoln, Charles G, Proax, U. S,A. Mrs, A. Castellar Mary Castollar and . M, Castellar, Blair, registered yosterday at the Paxton. W. E. Wilcox, of Rogk Crook, Ohio, one of the finest and most gentlemanly of the traveling men who make Omaha in_ their rounds, is in the city representing o large paper manufac- tory in Erio, Pennsylvanta, J. B, Meserve, McCaok, A. E. Cady, St. £aul, W. Riloy and wife, Jackson, R, P. Holmes and wife, Beatrico, George Marks, Hastings, and O, . Storrell, Aubun, were the guesls of the Millard yesterday. Auburn Estes, of St Paul, Minn,, is in Omaha on o visis to his nephew, L. H. Web- stor, Ho reports that politics in St. Paul and Minnespolis is likes jug handle—all on one side, for Blaine and Logan, and that Minne- sota will double her republfcan majority. e KINKAID'S OASH. An Effort Made by the B. & M. Con- tractor to Obtain his Lost Money. A novel snit was begun in the county court yesterday afternoon, reviviog the recent notoriety of the Kinkaid-Lennon affair. It will be remembered that Kin- kaid, a B. & M. contractor, came to Omaha and fell in with Lennon and slept with him in his room. On awak- ening the next morning Lennon, who had taken possession of Kinkaid's purse and money refused to give them up to their owner After a couple of days had gone by the contractor had Lennon arrested, who subsequently died in jail of delirum tremens. A vig- orous search was made for the missin money, and part of it, $400 was after- wards found in Lennon’s bed between the mattresses, Lennon claimed the money was his, which finally came into the pos- session of Judge Beneke in his official capacity. Yefterday a writ of replevin was sued ont from Judge McCulloch’s court by Kinkaid, setting up the right of owner- ship and immediate possession to the money, and making the police judge the party defendant. Judge Beneke went before the county court and stated the manner in which he came into its posession, The plaintiff was unable to give the required bond ana_ the mouey is still in the hands of the defendant. TReplevin may be a very correct way to get into the possession « f money, but the proceeding is certainly a very novel one, e — Off for Cool Minnesota, Deputy United States Marshal Allen started for Stillwater, Minnesota, yester- day afternoon with Larry Holden, the man who pleaded guilty to the charge of robbing the postofice at Ainsworth in April last. Holden's term of imprison- ment is one year, dating back to the time he was taken into custody by the United States marshal. The United States risoners from this district convicted of ?elony aro now taken to Stillwater in- stead of the Nebraska penitentiary, as the latter institution now has room for state felons only. Kinny's O In the district court yesterday the case of the etate against Knniy, the colored boy charged with ghooting with intent to kill was in trial all dsy before Judge Neville. The testimovy was quite. con- flicting and was closed early in the af- ternoon. The court adjourned after the arguments’to the jury had been made, Kinney is defended by Esgs. Ferguson aed Moriarty. o ——— NepraskA Srare Gazerreer & Bus wess Digzorory to be issued in July, 8b4, prioe $4 50. J. M_WoLrk, pub- her 120 8, 14th St.. Omsha, —m— Dakota Murderers Liet Free, inaxn Fouks, July 17.—The prose this morniog moved the dismissal of th dictments against Cal Uline snd eloven others charged with kil'ing the Ward brothers. ‘I'he follows: Shortly after Guthrie was appointed marshal iy Chase, he was approached by the mayor and told to getall that he could out of the gamblers and that the mayor and himself would ‘“‘whack up.” This he did and paid over to the mayor, at different times, about $475, which money had been obtained from the keepers of gambling houses in this city. The evidence of Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Higgins was taken, after which an in- dictment was roturned against Champion 8. Chase, stating that botween July 15th, '83, and April 15th, ‘84, Chase did take, acoept and receive, indirectly, from Charles Branch, Jumes E, Smith, and othor parties to the grand jurorsunknown, through the hands of Roger C. Guthrie, the sum of $475.” Upon the face of this indictment ap- peared the names of Roger C. Guthrie, 0. 8. Higgins and Seth C. Baldwin as witnesses, Mr. Guthrie further stated before the grand jury that when the peoples eyes began to be opened to the fact that there was corruption among the head officials of the city, that Mr. Chase came to him and urged him to take the blame upon his own shouldors toclear himself (Chase) and that if he (Guthrie) was ever brought to trial that the best legal ability in the city would be procured, and that he would certainly escape con- viction, M. Chaso represented that if Mr. Guthrie would do as requested in the matter that he (Chase) would not bo in- dicted and eventually both would escape punishment. Mr. Guthrie said that all of his movements, whilo marshal of Omaha, wore directed by Chaso and all the plans for extorting money, were con- ceived by the mayor and carried out un- der his directions. Mr. Guthrie will be used as a witness for the state in the Chase trial, in the meantime he is awaiting the decision of the court in regard to allowing him a new trial, o ——— DONNELLY’S RESIGNATION, He Will Remain in Omaha as Secre- tary of The Ogallala Land and Cattle Company A few days since an announcement was made in Tur Bee that Mr. John H. Donnelly had tendered his resignation as secretary of the Union Stock Yards com- pany and that his successor had been olected. The announcement wes correct but gave rise to the idea that Mr. Don- nelly had severed all business connect- ions in Omaha and was going to move away. This is erroneous, Mr. Donnelly returned yesterdsy from a visit to his children in the east, and stated to a Bee reporter that he had found that he had too much to attend to and that his du- tles as secretary of The Ogallala Land and Cattle company and his own private business demanded all of hisattention and it was this that led him to tender his resignation of the secretaryship of the Union Stock Yards company. This will be learned with joy by the large number of friends which Mr.” Don- nelly has made during his residence in Omaha. In order that the matter may be fully understood & correct copy of the resignation is appended. Oumana, Nen,, July 12th, 1854, To the Board of Directors of the Union Stock Yards company: GENTLEMEN: — I hereby tender my resignation as sec- retary of your company to take effect this day. In this connection I take groat ploas- ure in expressing that I sincerely hope that the stock yards enterprise, which sturts out under such favorable auspices, will always be a pride to Omaha, and re- nuwerative to its enterprising founders aud to that end it shall have my support and influence, Very Respectfully yours, Joux H. DoNneLLy Secretary. o — To make o salad that 1s certain to lease all tastos you need only use Dur- kee's Sulad Dressing. Nothing equal to it was ever offered, and none so popular, 1t is a superb tablesauce, e —— Police Court, In police court yesterday, were but three cases for trial, Anton Thowpson, an old man, was charged with being drunk, He pleaded not guilty and said he had not made any disturbanco and had not spoken a word to his wifo in overa year aud a half, Officer Desmond was put upon the stand and gaid the man was drunk and he was cailed to arrest him, Oficer Hiland wus 2lso sworn and said that defendant was drunk. After hearing this evidence the judge fined him $10 and cox Peter Anderson, who has become quite a frequent visitor in police court, wes charged by his wife with beating her. Anderson denied the charge said that his wife was keeping a house of ill- fame aud that he has been trying to break it up, His wife said that he struck her’and then ran under the bed. Anderson finally admitted that he struck her and the judge sentenced him to twenty days in the county jail and to pay the costs of prosecaution, Rohert Frank was arrestod Wodnesday night by Osptain O Donahoe, Frank was in Biraey MoGinuis' Baloonatter theplaco was closed up, and when he was taken to the station, & charge of burglary was there 8 OMAHA DAILY BEE- RIDAY, JULY 18, 1881, man was evidently locked in and did not make any attempt to steal anything and did not go behind the bar, After hear- ing this; the prisoner was discharged. rank Riley and Frank Moore was ench fined £6 and costs for disturbance of the peace. Joseph Redman filed a complaint againat William ITke for dumping refuse from privy vaults on Nicholas streets be- tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, e FILLMORE'S GLORY. The Stand ""':‘:—“T;'; ver Better— General Growth of the County, Correspondence of Tig Bk, Famrmont, Neb., July 14.—The Bee well knows that Fillmore is noted for her shrewd politicians, her industrious farmers, and her handsome women, and why should we not be noted for our big crops, for that is what we are going to have this year. If the Ber man should make a trip to Fillmore county now he would see her at her best and no doubt would write a letter from here that would astonish the navives, But for fear he has no time to pay us a visit at present, we take oux “pen in hand” to let the people of the outside world know how we stand, The first thing to take your eye is that the large groves, set out and cultivated for protection from the severe storms that sometimes sweep, across our prairie country have mostly obtained a large growth and can be seen for miles. We say that the good people of this county are prospering because we see in every direction new buildings of every description, new houses, new barns, new sheds and fences; we see cattle and hogs at every farm house and lots of them, which goes to show that they are turning their attention towards stock. The new-comer is here with his hard dollars and laying it out with a lavish hand, ehowing that he has faith in the future of our county. The old settler, not to be outdone, is laying out his surplus cash in improve- ments which he most needs. The prospect for corn with us was never botter, The stand is good, the weather has beon favorable, and the farmers have worked their corn well,and since the late rains it has shot ahead in grand stylo and is now tasseling out. Harvest has commenced. Wheat is now being cut and is of good stand, Far- mers put their crops at from fifteen to twenty bushels per acre. The oats and barley are short in straw, but the farmers say that the crop will be up to the aver- ago. E’Almndy the republicans and democrats are coming out of the woods, anxious to serve the dear poople. But we have plenty of time to write of these follows. True BLue, Allen’s Brain_Food botanical _extract strongthers the Brain and positively cures Nervous _Debility, Norvousness, Hendaches unnatural losses, aud all weaknoss of Genera tive System; it never fails. 1 pkg.; 6 for 85 TAt druggiats or Allen's Pharmacy, 315 Firs Ave. N, Y. —— Real Estate Transfers, The following tranafers were filed for record in the county clerk’s office July 16, and reported for the Bie by Ames' real estate agency. J. H. and Eliza J. D. Peabody to Jacob Mertlik wd, lot 7, block 250, Omaha, $650. Great Western Carbon company to Omaha and 8. W. railroad company wd, 787-1000 A, in sec 85, 15, 13, $746. State of Nobraska to John Haney jr. deed, w }, nw }, sec 36, 15, 10, $640, Byron Reed and wife to Thos. Mc- Govern wd, lot 3, block 10, Reed’s lst add., $500, South Omaha Land Syndicate to U, P. Ry. Co. part of E4 of SWpt Wi S E and pt S W, N E 53.15-13, w. d. L. A H. Swan et al. (trustee to Omaha Belt Ry. Co. pt E } 83.15-13, deed, gl. Geo, E, Barker and wife to Theresie and Jos. Lederer, lot 9, Barker's allot- ment, Q C D, §500. A. H. Swan, et al. (trustee) to Omaha & S, W. Ry, Co. Rt.of w. d. pt lot 3 sood-14-13 ptlots 1, 3, and 5 sec. b-14- 13 pt lot 10 sec 33.15-13, €1, John O, Howard to John F. Bliven lot 6, block b, Kirkwood, w. d. $400. Emory A, Cobb to John F. Bliven, lot 10, block 6, Kirkwood, w. d. §400. Arnold Burrell and wife to A. J Ram- sy, wd, s} sublot 3 of lot 4, Ragan's add, $900. Isaac Hascall and wife to Jos. Lieeh, w d, 80 feet off south side lot 63, Okahoma by Rogers, $2,000. Patrick Carroll to I. Brown and A. Martin, w d, wi lot 6, bleck H, Omaha, $2,260. A, E. Touzalin to The Public, plat Hillside addition, No. 1 east 19 acres of lot & in ne nw 21-16-13 and all lot 30 in 80 8w 106-106-13, din to the public plat, No. 2, lot 17, pt. sw se 16- 3 and lots in Park Place, lot 1, 2, 3, , 15, 16, 17, 18, block 1, A, E. Touzalin to the public plat, Hillside add. No, 3, being sub division block 4, Lowes 2d add. A. E. Touzalin to John F. Coad, wd. lots b, 6, 7 and 8, Hillside add. No. 3. 84,300, A, E, Touzalin to Ellen M. Coad, wd. lots 21, 22, 23 aud 24, block 3, Hillside add, No. 2, §3 650, e —e Angostura Bitters is a household word all over the world, For over 50 years it has advertised itself by its merits, 1t 's now ad- vertisod to warn ‘the pablic against counter- The genuine article is manufactured by G, B, Siegort & Sons. e — z © Disuppearance, Sty Two weeks ago last Tuesday night, a young man in the employ of the Key- stone wringer company mysteriously dis- appeared, He was slightly intoxicated when last seen. He left all of his cloth- ing in his room on Marcy street. A man living en the bottoms says that on the night in question he heard three pistol shots, Ho got up and went out doors, and saw three men carry a fourth man toward the river and return. The question now arises, was it the young man who dissppeared at that time? e ——e Ladies should reflect before using any preparation that isapplied to so delicate surfuce as the skin, Any cosmetic will at first impart a beautifying effect and not apparently injure the skin, but in a very short time little blotches and discolose tions appear on the face which conclu sively show the poisonous drugs in that composition, 1t can be safely said the more than {wo-thirds of the face powder court i geanting the motion said b regrettod fhe stern nocessity required in such action, but eould see 0o other alteroati With the lfi(u&hl of Lair and the confesion of Tur- fll.hd ndm o the oth Dr. Ward, [ others, Dr. Ward, :m:fi;:h dered boys conceded the wmur conty Laft killed Oharles and he himself | Ward, as tha prosecution was loft § set opposite his name, In police” court he said that he had been full during the day and had gone down in the saloon cellar and foll asleep, When he awoke tho place was closed up and dark, and while wandering around inside he was arrested, The bartender said that the contain these injurious ingredients. Poz zoni's medicated complexion power is not {only absulusely free from all' deletoricur ‘um_uer, but its principal ingredient is an active ourative for all diseases of the ¢skin, It has stood the test of years. Sold { by all drugg me-godyl " SENATOR JONES. His Views on the Political Situation, He Predicts an Overwhelmning Suc- cess for the Republican Party, Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, who arrived in the city yesterday on his way home from the east, was met at tho Paxton hotel by a representative of Tue Ber, who took occasion to interview him on the political situation: ‘‘Have you any objections, Senator, to giving Tae Bee your views upon the po- litical situation?” asked the reporter, ‘‘None in the least,” he replied. We are going to carry every northern state for Blaine, This is not my opinion alone, but the upinion of some of the ablest men in the party. Our boys in New York are betting that they will carry the city for Blaine. This is certainly something remarkable,” ““What do they base their calculations upon?” “‘There is a_wholesale bolt from the democrats. Nearly all the workingmen in New York and New Jersey are against Cleveland. A great many will vote for Blaine directly, and a large number will give their votes away to Butler.” “Then you think that Butler will runi” *‘He can hardly do otherwise, as he has accopted the nomination of the anti- monopolists and greenbackers without reserve, That is not all. We expect to carry two ov three of the southern states where there is a chance for a fair count. We expect to make a very aggressive fight in West Virginia, North Carolina and Florida, and there is a fair show for us to carry two of the threo states any- way." “‘How about the disaffection in the republican party/” shom is always more or lesw dissatis- faction where you have large majorities, as in Towa or Kansas or even in Nebras- ka, but the republicans will experience very little trouble in the so-called doubt- ful states,” “How about the independents in Now York, Massachusetts and Connecticut?” “Well, they are mostly high-toned free-traders and well-to-do people, and are not as numerous as you may imagine. They will be offset ten to one by the Irish democrats and working men, who have always heretofore voted the demo- cratic ticket.” “What is the outlook on the Pacifio coast?” “We expect to carry the three states this fall without very much trouble. Cleveland is almost unknown out there, while Blaine is very popilar. Tam con- fident that next November the demo- crrtic party will want.a receiver. Of course 25 years is a long time for any party to control the government, but the men that want to cut loose don’t care about joining an old party and take a back seat on probation. 1f they go out they will go into a new organization un- der a new name. The time for.such a movement will not be very distant, but this year the fignt is squarely between the two old parties.” OTICES SPECIAL A 8peciais will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid in advance, TO LOAN—Monev. For RENT-A five room oott Sheridan streot and Popploton avent per moath Barker & Mayne 4574 170 LOAN—From 8200 to 81,000 0n good security Adiress “E. P." Beo office, 603-19p IMIONEY toloan in sum of 8500 and upuwards on VL “improved Douglas Co. tarms. R. C. Pattorson & Co., Keal estato and loan agant, 13th and Farnam. 443-1mo The lowoet_ratos of intorest 15th & Douvla it N TO LOAN In sums of 500, and_upward IVL'0. 7. Davis and Co,, Renl E te and Losn Agents, 1608 Farnam 8¢ 80841 HELP WAKTED. blo boy for eluar stand in VY ANTED—A romn the now Cricket Iark. Apply to Manage _087-18p W ANTED—Chamberinsid at the Occidental hote immediately, 68041 W ANTED-Ono frst.class head Iaundross and two asvistants. Also two scrub girls. Apply at the Cozzen 670 tf WaN Two first.class shirt makers at Can- flold’s Overall Factory, 11th and Douglas, ith floor. Apply at once. 65017 MERGELL & ROSENZWELG, | Are prepaeed to do @ Practical Painters & Decorators, CARRY THE LARGEST AND FIN| STORE T RETALL STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS SHADES 1.’]15 UUflElflS SII‘B!’.T. Umflhfl. Correspoudence Rolicit OUTSIDE in THE any branch, CITS On Short Notice | HOUSE, SIGN, AND FR¥SCO PAINTING, DECORATIN # SOLE AG and Hotels, ELECTRIC LIG VWANTED-A nurse girl 1015 Harney stroot. 031-18, VA7 ANTEDA first class, woman cook for remtau: b rant, §10 por week. Address Box S04, Omaha, 0 Neb. d canvassors. ~City VWANIED Thtco expetien work. Refcrences, Address ‘J. H. H." care Boa office. o7a-21p ‘\,‘ANTPI\ ~A gooc girl to cook at T. O, Melum's restaurant, 220 North 10th streot. 059-18p DA good St. ry's av irl for general housework. . 650:10p —Girl for general house work at South- uit Market, 13th 8t. between Jones and Tesvenworth. Dic 640-18p Cal Mar- 654-41 VW ANTEDLaborer tor Garden work. tin, 103 8. 14th St, (up-stairs.) HT PRODUCED. North-Western Electric Light Go. T8 FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND U, £, Elactelc Are and [neandescent Lights! Adopted by the U. S. Government and mont of the leading steamship companles Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST For Rates Inquire at office, N. W. Cor. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets o on Cummings strect. A ¥ & bakery, shoe store, butc} v or anything else. MORSE & ERUNNER, ATp 1404 Farnam strect. Boo office, JROR SALE—A prioting office suitablo or a small nowspaper or job office. Will sell for cash or ex- change for Omaha City property, Address*: # 488t ENT—Stable for ront, stalls for 4 horses 4 00 per month, 1310 Farnam etreet. 0:7tt "—Ncw Sroom house. Inquire Mrs K, 5tn between Davenport and Chicago St 2120p JOR RE Roddis, barn., QI SALE_A tow choice young buggy and work horses. Mayno & Barker, St. M ary's Javenuo ‘4ps-tt vent street. JFOR SALE—Targe ot on Park avenu and lot near t. Mary's avenue. Inquire 422 Con- Also house 437-1mp —A splendidly furnishod parlor bed h bay window and_gas, 2009 Cass street. It NT—House five 100ms and Liteh, 18th stroot. egant'y fu 1 and Douglas se-keeping. Inquiro of W. and Douglas. ifty men for St. Paul, 217 North tre 010 17p —Good girls for general housework. teenthistreet 63917 . wash and fron. Alto children_and do up-stairs 614 South Seventeenth street. 63341 Wi work. Good wages. V\ANIED A clel ab $1.00 per weok in a family of two. 1316 Farnam st. 625-40 WaNT work at small family for house- 5 817-10p Girl for general housework, 615 south 616 21p for genoral bous Call at 4 o141 ED—A competent girl in_emall family of adults. Pleasant streo housework. ED— Colored girl for & ; No. 112 . h strect, . i W uth 1 neral housework in paid. Apply south west corner thand uth waha, 811-15p. JEQI RENT-Nicely fumished roms boar d 1814 Davenport without 162:21p tage, fino location, 5th and Douglas. {OR RENT—Ploasant furnished rooms to rent to young gentleman, 1707 Cass strect. 508-90p {OR RENT—With board, large front room with bay window, gas and bath room, at No. 1718 Dedge street. 487-19p JRQRRENT—A now storoand dwelling above, In a first-class location. Inguire northoast corner 17(h olas street, near of works. 9p 'wo new 6 room houses, very com- block from Park ave. cars. AMES, 65041 1607 Farnam, ied room &t 1300 018p 7 QORRENT—A pleasant farni: Capitol ave. NT—House and large barn, s'alls for .~ Aurelot. Wi L. Mouroo, 6th and Douglas, telephone 391 § B51-1Sp 1615 Farnam. {OR SALE—Three of tho bost lots in Hanscom Dlace at a bargain if sold soon. Potter & Oobb, 931-8¢ unds, ohear aboit 6 p dres: 70R SA] 2,000, Pott For,sau Kirkwood and Plainvi Farnam stroct. For furthor inform iday Co., Hajgler, B, & M. R. R., N & Cobb, 1615 Farnam strect. —Cheap lots In Shinn's 24 adlition, ow. Sheop, a lot of flno Colorado grades N of 800 ewes, 2, about 600 y earlings and 600 Tambs, 3 aud 4 yoars old, Tho ewes will tion ad- Cheapost house and lot in Omaha, n Potter's addition, § rooms, well, tern, on two lots, 100 feet front by 00 harrel cis- 30 feat deep, for 460-t¢ Potter & Cobb, 1515 4388t OR SALE—Two & d hand pianos, at Edholm 800-t8 & Exickson's Music Store on 10th St. qIOR BALE—Two opon neo one delivery wagon, chos) 889-t1 i 5 d-nand buggles snd 1819 Harney St STOLE reward wil M ALEX WALL i 1 i Vo years o, right horn | 'be Fred. Wirth, proprietor City Hotel. St MISCELLANEOUS. Tom ha'f broken n for her return, agun i Sticeter & Co's., combined Polishing end_Fiut- in the ciy at 008 N. ted inducements to assin the etate JFO® RENT—Furnished rooms 1810 Dodge Street. 449-18p 101t RENT—Thro B 5 rooms, 3 closets, city water. 504-18p urnished rooms, 1021 Capitol ave) T i thankful § street. At 3 1 > of his whereabouts will be received by Henry Hornberger, Douglas 24-170 1 be paid ok i will the:finder by returning to Cuminge strect Car Barn. 6i4—16" —1 black hoy IVE Agents for best 10-cent campaig Vorfect likoness, Write at. on tory. G. N. Buzby & Co., 617 nce for exclusive Market St. Phila, 682, D—Girls at S aven Hotel, south 10thst. 635-17p VY ANTED—A good gitl at 2514 Douglas strect. 401-t1 Fort Notes, Lieutenant Wm, XL Coffin, Fifth artil- lery, has gone to Leavenworth in charge of fifteen United States military priso- ners. Chaplain Lewis is very zealous and has now a splendid choir at the Post, con- sisting of Lieutenants Lomia and Coffin, of the Fifth artillery, Mrs. Charles W. Mason, Miss Bessie Price, Miss Bessio Rowles, and Mrs, Theodore Freie, An enjoyable picnic was given at Pries’ Lake on Monday, under the management of the Misses Mary Ring, Mary Coady and Maggie McGarvey. Among the guests were Quartermaster George In- ghram, Commissary SergeantStoney, U. S. Army, Professor Havotti and wife, Mrs. Storey and children, Miss Clara Rechle and a great many others, The full brass tband, Fourth infantry, furnished the music and boating, Dancing and vari- ous pleasures ruled supreme. Our Post Commander, Colonel Wm, P, Carlin, and Post Quartormaster, First Sergeant, H. E. Robinson, Post Quartermaster Fourth infantry, go in to give the Post folks all the enjoyment possible. In this instance they kindly furnished all available trans- portation, ER Absolutely Purs. This powder never A_marvel of pureness, and wholesomenusa. More ecocomical than ary kinds,and cannot bo sold in competition with the multltudé of low test, short welght alura or phospliate powders, Sold yonly ln cans, ROVAL BAKING P WDER TELE STECK PIAND HAS NO UPERIOR, The Steck is a Durable Piano. THE §7 ECK HAS SINGING QUALITY OF TONE FOUND NO OTHER PIANO. SOLD BY WOODBRIDGE BROS., 215 OPERA ROUSE, "A. CAJORI, Druggist! N. E. Cor, 10th and Pacific Ste, SODA WATER | PLESCRIPTIONS CABEFULLY COMPQUNDED, T4 o four, that under- 0w 10 Cook, wash and iron. Mo other Apply at oneo to 1409 Park Wilde ave. . Bell. 800t VANTED—A girl for » fami stand: need apl oR —Threo unfurnishe _rooms and 1 sin- le room furaished 1617 Chicago. 509 oR I ~Roows in Crounse’s Block. G. Hitel 13-4 TROR RENT-A back porlor elegaaty faraishod and adjoining bed room, with use of bath roo Also bed room up-stairs, suitable for one or two gea- tlomen, Best location in the city, 626 Pleasant St. ToR RENT—Furnished rooms at 2227 Dodge St. 497-1mp| NTED—Girl ‘at 150 Sherman avenue. Mrs, J. M. Counsman, 948t V/ANTED—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN I olty oc country, to take nice, light and pleasant work at their own homes; §2t0 85 & day casily and quictly made; work sent by mail; no canvassing; no stamp forreply. Pleaso addiesa Roliable Man'f’g Co., Pli adelphis, Pa. 149 BITUATIONS WANTED, VA AVIED-—A situsion as clerk by & young man Has had experience in Dry Goods, clothing and Grocery business, References given = Addrees “J.8." Bod office. 057-17p drug clerk of tail drug store, teferences give 65 ANTED—Situation by & yoi two years exy o Speaks Swodish and E: Address ituation by a young man_as o family. Can give goo . W." eo office. o young man of 20 years e tion as first or secona’ bread or Stato wages. Addiess *B” this 645-17p D—A situatio Young man . “Good writer, bookleoper, salcsman, striotly temperate; amall kalary, Widing to bo use: tul. Address, ER TIC, Bex of! druggist of i ep books. Good 1 46, Omaha, Neb, ence. Can ces. Address P, 0. Box A gy et ret like situation as ama Address for ono week, M. W. A dross d liko to ac y, or invalid lady ok ly with good refe 1 a8 book A i in Omaha. Addreas * 590-t1 CELLANEOUS WANTS. r and_operator on oyment in the ever [ Aderess lice,” VN ANTED—Partuer with #6500 to $1600 and somo knowledio of shoesto join me in boot and snoo business, this city, Address or call on Taompson, 82 Diyision St., North Omaba. 066-18p (ress A, Z." Beo oftlce, giving price, cte. 833-17p nths 7ANTED-Some one toadapt a boy baby o p old. Inquire at Poor Ho VN E oftor In Lot to suit purchase choice Iowa steers. One half yéar olds, balance two and three years old, and & good smooth bun: 219 STRANGE BRO'S, Sioux City, Iowa, W ANTED-Boarders to know the 8. Charlus o tol on Harney 5 86t up tho best tablo b house in the eity of & correspondine oric POR RENT= Furnished Dodge street. R RENT-ouse and baru at 2400 Cricago st Apply at 2407, 67119 SOR R 53 8 i fine gr a7y ant strect. bS Two unfurnished front raoms. In 1018 Mason strest, bet. 10¢h aud 11th. £84-19p DOR RENT—Five rooms, 1616 Douglas. J. B Bmith, 310p 'Fnu RENT—Furmished roouws at 1211 Dayenport strect, ncar 13th, 05319 DOR RENT—Renting houses and collecting rents, made o specialty by Morse & Brunner, 07642 “ & D—Fifey houses for rent by Mo er, o Basewent, two rooms, 1 NOIITENT A nicely furiished 1 ble for two atlewien, Rea parties, Inquire 1019 Dodge st S8 BENT- House ao 6th and Harney, #15. Wi, L. Maroe, douglas, tul-10p . City water. Inquire 640-L7p i Conniogham 021 fwo nice Thirteenth it cef JO% RENT—10 ! from postottice, 83: house, Nintecuth and Comwings MORSE L 1404 Furnau ste 7OR RENT—In Shinn's 24 additlon, new house, 4 rooms, part of douhle house, full Iot. $11.00 per month. Apply room 24 Omaha Nationsl Banik Build- ing, 40061 TOR RENT.—A furnished back parlor for two per- sons at 1611 D.dge sureet. July 7, . JURNISHED rooms 1724 Douglas 8. NT—Ono grand square piano. iro Inqui 440-t1 ew house suitable for hotel or fam- ily bearding honse, 25 rooms. Desirable location Barker & Mayne, 13th'and Farnam, 2 QORI Ono 7004 six rosm house §25. per mo. . Bitchoook. 235-40 rooms good repair. Nice Rent 82 per month 1411 Apply to Juo. W, Bell, Druggs {1 a in tho city Buil o Supplied atorand heated by steam. Apply at P [ JOR & 5% on_tho north c apitol avenue, formerly Croigh- 1804 ~ FOR SALE. Foirs fine driving horec, ound and K Any lady can drive Also a Daily & Meadim: £ 10p buggy and o Coneord Harnoss, Will sell to- gethor or separate, at o | cory business in good loeality, paying well. Will require capital of about 33,000! For particulars address “W. W,” tuisoflice, 640-1m 28 8ALE=A good double buggy bamers. Morse Fgpn NOR S LE—Two full lots, houses In good repair, Rents for §. with three first class n S W, crr. 15th and 00 por year It DOANE co DO SALE—Boarding hou iture and ixturce all complets, Iuquire at £10 8, 10th 25.24p FURsaLE=wWs have forwalo a few thowand dol- lurs worth uf first class seven per cent school Donds, \UNDERS & €O, _ of 15th Louse bonds: and also some oo 9 F ALE—Tho stab o on t and Douglas strecta, Must e go'd 00219 A. 8AL 08, SALE-Two lota 1005145 ~anoa corner, on Dodgo street, with 5900 improvements, at the ox- traordinary low price of 83,200, MORSE & BRUNNER 1404 1 D) RS & CO, 630-19 ‘arnam, JPOR SALE—A tull lot with two small_ houses. Very cheap ot $.00. MORSE & BRUNNER, 63119 1404 Facnam stree an oyal smarble. ond a fine large) Trunk, 555 South streot, 63417p wo thoroughbred o st. O3zt [ROK sALE an House, South Bend, Neb. ‘The leading howl of the town Wil sel| with or ‘without furniture, Good bLusiness, Good rearons given for sclling. Call on or wddres, 1963528 GEO, 1. McUALN, Prop'r PORBALE-—Sow il i el west. Nuvike, & co as health will not o t0 lia s 4N, 0. M Co.. , or box £6 Marel AL SALE—Spocial hargain, corner | \ id Grace, 2 housos, car line in ten days, propirty, with Gool fixtires u i L Peiday, W Ne ) of 800 | niles from o e or dair, ing aud stook ra'stug Land is well' watored and all choice grass and grazing land, with plenty o1 range adjoluing. For salo che Potter & Cobh, 1616 Furuam strect. hardware store and ock willinvoics §2.000. Reason for sel ing, Address or cail oo Walter 0 Neb, building ok saLk In a live woith town, two railr Caifdania, Louisville, DOR 8, o i 1 ts nlong 5| Very chieap, TOan AV0. §050 Gach, 1L C. Pattorson, 1 mo, O AL: X015 b, pand 20 b, p. portable and | bollers of any 0 (R SALE AT & barga table, both iu good orver. Apply ot 912 S. 10th Bt b81Tp Y HRENOLOGI! Pierc s in the field and from past en main another week to give phrenolcgical oxamina- N. Toben, the bes agements 6012 lents 1l re- 18p 545-5t-lewk s or can_h Melhaus, cor. 24th and Mason, and paying chaiges. t April, red and same b vhite yearling calliog at M. brand mark on' hip. N UP—May 24th, 1884, at my place, 1 horse, sorscl oolor, and one pony bay mare, biack tail, Owner can have samo by prov- ing projerty and payiog chargos. Phillp Caseldy. 993-51 W-eow’ 7Y MURRAY has good pasturing. Spring water. T sl RS Florence, a light b 4 years old, lightly Ouner e Bros.. Florence, Neb AKEN UP—On ho 24th fnst. ot Prics’ Lake, near y mare white on face and Jegs, od, branded on left quarter. recover by paying for this advertisement ther charges and proving ownership. Pries 208-1owbw sanitary cleaner, G. Abel, (succe:sor to 209-1mp. DRIVYivaults, sinks, and_cesspools cleancd with itisfaction guaranteed by F. L. Suwith,) box 878, Fast supers and ranges. It has the 4, 00 pool aud oue billiard | to the institution, ¥ it patent rosorvo without a single a ident. np W 100,000 NOW et stove burners in the world, und ments the casiest to operate, THE HULL TAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneer and Still Ahead. hioned stoves and most efticiend with new improye- Absolutely eafe with now in use the sscond seagon™ £4rSend for Catalogue, Price List, Fte, HULL VAFOR STOVE CO,, CLEVELAND, 0 e il OPENS FOR SEC ND YEAR SeptlT.,’84 asslcal, Sclentific, Commercial and Art Depart ments. Both sexes ddmitted. Tuition low, b ing cheap, best of cocicty. Fully equipped ‘fasulty rticulars, Rey. V. W. Harsha 2 M. Des Islets, Secrctary of the Kacujty, fic Nob, '§y o 2m ACADEMY SAGRED HEART ! OMAHA NEBRASKA. The scholastic year commences on the First Wednesday in September, The course of instruction embrac tary and higher branches of & f Liference of Leligion is no obsta: #on of young ladics. { the year, admis Tapils are received at any 'LuMS PAYABLEIN ADVANCE icluding Board, Washi renol, use of books. are requ the Iy llmse d frow all p tuther information appisia ish auf Piano, per seesion of - $150.00 Germg sons unkngn LADY 5UPERIO),