Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1884, Page 5

CHICKERING 2IANOS| S Have been Awarded One Medals at all the prominent expositions of the World for th: Last Fifty Years. And Endorsed by the Greatest Living Pianists, —Aes Most Perfect Piano =IN= TONE, TOUCH AND MECHANISN, gnificent fPianos is politely requested before puichasing any other instrument. MAX MEYER & BRO, Geaeral Western Representative: An examination of thess ma; P.S.---Also Gen’l Agt’s BEHR BROS., and ARION PIANOS, and SHONINGER CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN. They Are Without A Rival. EQUAILIL.EID INOINIE: OMAHA DAILY BEE ATURDAY, AUGOUST 30, 1884 5 e e ———— ] READY FOR SCHOOL. The Buildings all in Perfoct Condition for the Hl Term. Other Items of Importance to Those Interested in Education. On Monday worning next, at 9 o'elock, 1s of Omaha, wh 0 silonce the school b 18 always indicative of vacation, wiil again call the children of this city tako up the labors of another school year. The preparations made during the last two months evince tho fact that school work will go on with incroased vigor. Tho board of education has takon pains to placo all the buildings in the best possiblo shape, and has filled all vacan- cies in the corps of instructors with able and compotent teachers. CENTRAL SCHOOL REPAIRS, The Central School building fitted up in tho last three weeks ina very accommodating manner., The rooms have most all been caleimined. The physical apparatus room and office have been made one to be used for a study, requiring the services of ono or more toachers, A door has been put in the room known as Miss Hill's, connecting it with the emall one which in the future will be used by the clags in chemistry. Tho physical apparatus has been put in the cloak room adjoining that of Miss Hill's, and the mineral specimens which for g0 long lay in cases in the hsll, have been ranged on the wost side of the room in which Miss Hill so ably pursued her labors. Two attic rooms have also boon fitted up and are now ready for occupancy, to bo used by pupils from the graded school below, removed to make room for one hundred additional high school students, THE LONG AND LEAVENWORTH SCHOOLS, Under instructions given by the board of oducation, at its last regular meeting, Mr. Potvin, their contractor, has fin- nished them, as ordered by that body. The dented places in the black-boards have all been plugged up, the joints in the flooring have all been nailed down, and the broken slates onthe roof have been replaced by new ones, putting the building into a ~perfectly dry condition, togother to AND— Hundred and Eighteen Prize has been TEXE- for KNABE, VOSE & SONS, DISEASES OF THE ARMSTRONG, M. D., A arist, offic Oc:timt ‘amc Until offices are ropaired from result of tre. with Dr. Parker, Roos 5, Creigbton Block 15 Duoglas sts. Have You o Daughter llanan College, Des ¥ for the. cducal Sond for Catalozue of owa. A school exclu Young Womea, C le oursos of study. Supo t, Modern Languages 22w & 8-00t- w4 & ce | Mud creck culyert, was sariously if not fatal- T0 EDUGATE? o, Normsl and Eclectic advantages in Musio, . Address The contractor of this work has laborad under great disadvantages since he be- gan it, about fourteen months ago. At first he was unable to buy the material as contracted for the foundation, and cuse of Grow [he then made arrangements to build it hlag. of stone. When this material was ready for shipment high water pre- vented its transportation over the ra‘iroad forsix weeks. He now has put them in- to the condition ordered by the board, LOCAL BREVITIES. for 810 was rendered in the nst Be hard Lee, & mason at work on the Iy sunstr —Tho B. & M. begins today its work upon the spur track running from the main line to the Belt railway, thus making connection with the stock yards, —Charles Kirk, dispensor of the nut brown beer at the Tivoli GGarden, was arrested last night for appropriatiog to his own use G of his employer’s moncy. yesterd body at its next regular moeting for their final acccptance. THE SOUTH, AND IZARD SCHOOLS, On the east side of the first mentioned building a substantial pair of placing the old ones is being buil cracked and falling plastering is being patched up, and a culvert is also being |7 constructed to carry of the water in the —A telegram was received by tho board of oty s I eatalogueof the Mallad free. LYON & 1 alley adjolning. On the Tzard echool building the roofs are being repaired, and down spouts put on front of the West school, the board is bringing the side of the streot to per- manent grade, and laying a sidewalk six feet wide, The contractor of the Hart- man school addition has also begun his work, which he is rapidly pushing to managers of the state fair from New York, that Henry Ward Boecher, who had been telegraphed to witha view to securing his presence at the state fuir, was out in the country. The board, however, hope that he may yet be sccured, —The loss to Frank Krogh, who was burned out at the stock yards, was much —THE MILD POWLB CURES,— UMPHREYS’ EOPATBI 1 SPEOIFICS Tn use 3) you oh numbor (ho serlpuion’of an eminent iiple. Kafe and Bure Mo cios for 5. OUKES, stion, Inflamations, ... Co Diarrien of Uhildron or . Griping, Dl (brbud, Vomitl Neuralgln, To Hen s, Sl o A e Thoeiny | i atarrh ¢ ehroni i i e 2N A i § the ilenrt, Aruggisis, or sent harge, uemx ¢ Dr. fhnmohireys/Tiouk o s, 4150 nmnuull alngue greater than was at first supposed. His new dance recently furpished at a cost of §1,600 was utterly destroyed, with no insurance. The dwelling part was partially burned also, the loss over the insurance on this part being several hundred dollars, Mr. Kragh feels very confident that the origin was incendiary, completion. Besides these improvements all the school buildings in the city have been thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned, and from the inslde present a most neat and healthy appearence. a5 he had had no fire in the part where it was {OONOBENING/LHE) TBACHBRS, first seen for some time, Miss Lilian Littlefied Mrs. i 1 Porkin g Miss Allen Miss lives at Twenty- M, f i) o fifth and Webster, A complaint in the|Kane, Mjs Jonnio Wilson, Miss police cowt agairst s boy named Frank | Cushman, Miss Nellie Beunott of the Hoeerty, oharging it with Jaroncy. Tt ap:|Cass schooli sund Diss Parker of peats that this gentleman has been ‘made the | the south school who have been spend- Victin of systematic plundering by & small ing their vacation out of the city have returned to resume their labors bMonday morning. The Misses Wood also, who have passed their vacation in London and Paris are again n the city. S —— A CALLED MEETING, Jf sniall boys who have atolen nearly all been guilty of other acts of “pil- aggerty was found with a sion, that Mr, Taft missed from his promis #hort time ago, and upon this proof Mr. Taft swore out the complaint. —— {BONATL The Council Holds a Session Last Hro. J. IL Mil! cast, rd has returned from the Fvening to Pass Appropriation United Btatea Depository First Na um Mfi —UF OMAHA-—~ 18th anag J The Oldest \ BUUCESSORS 10 KOUNIZE DROTHERS, QOrgantaed Ln 1858, Orjzmllod a0 & National Bank in OAPIT. DIREUTORS. oricans . Jous A. uvox, Vice President. A operre Kou:irzy, %d Vice Prestdent. ., 4. PorrLwToN. W_H, }soquins, Awmistant Oash! gortifoated boaring Intorost, ¥ranciaco and A1 London. Bubiin, Edinborgh and b srincip citica of the continent and Burope. $200,00: BURI'LUE A.h l) lel“l'l.’fl slw,oo. H. Davis, Onshivi Traoaacts & kchorsl DAOKIng busincas. Taeuce timo Dravs dratte on San- Iiclpal citios fa the Uniked States. Robert Urquhart. of Cheyenne, 83 ot the Millard, Rov.T. C. Hall and bride returnod from Europs to-day. Mr, Henry Hick Yok city this mornic Andy MeAuslaud, of New ¥ Omaha visiting relatives and friends. Ordinances, A special callod mocting of tho city vith acting st evening, ir, Roll call found Beahm, Farey, Kauf- man, Redfield, Thrane, Woodworth, An- derson and Murphy present, ing of the minutes was dispensed with, A resolution by Redfield that the council sit as a board of equalization September 8th and Oth, from 9 a. m, to 12 m., and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m., to adjust inequalities in the special assess- ment to pay for certain paving, sewering and grading to come up for acceptance at the next regular meeting of the council was adopted. An ordinance repealing an ordinance establishing the grade of Tenth street was read three times and passed. The ordinance passed fixed the grade, An ordinance appropriating moneys to pny contractors for certain estimates— C. A. Jensen 870370, toJames council was held the New an returned from mayor in o members Bechel, iz UAuRio Raannal) LR o s haantvivitine The read her uncle, Mr, John Hussie d family, left yestorday for her home in CI HuttloStaonard, long & member of the corps of instructors in the city schools will be in Omaha over Sunday, visitiog frionds, Miss 8, A, Fawcett, of Newark, N. J., was in the clty to day, Sho has been all through the wost on o ploasure trip and has been rep- rescnting the Newark Daily Advertiser, as correspondent, duriog her absence, James Kelley, Lincoln, Simon Kelly, Hast- ings, A. C. Macomb, U. 8, A., George W. Adams, Weeping Water, Kate McChesney, Brownville, B. W. Ryan, J. W. Thomas, Sargent. and S, W. Powers, Kearnoy, were at the Paxton yesterday. 8 | S, M. Brabst and wife, Hastiogs, Mrs, Ware, Superior, ¥. Wesley Tucker, Walter|to THE MERCHANTS gional Bank OF ODMAELA. thorized Capital, - up Capital, - - plus Fund, - = - BANKING OFFICE | W. Cor, Farnam ana 12th § OFFIC¥ B pux Monray, Prosident. I fawu& Roens, V.7 . Woop, Lurnaz Deak DIREOTORS! ok Mrph Samuel E. Rogers, Ben. i 74 D. Jones, Luthor Drake. Businoss. All wh neact are fovited No mastor bow large o o i our carotal attentlon, snd we proi ot, Calar attantion S0 buslases for partis Exanange o all the pric aton ab very lowest rabs pa outaldo the 9 of the U of Bauksand Baakers recelved oa f o \Oextificato | aierdeb ¥ $1,000,000 100,00 70,000 of Deporid bearing § per o ad salls ¥or I'n rxchange, Ovuoty. ™ Duffy 8478 85, to the Barber Ashphalt company 81“,120!5,01 was read three times and passed. An ordinance authorizing the issuance of bonds to pay the cost of paving in paving dmtrncu7 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25 and 26 was read three times and puuud A resolution by Redficld thet the tho paving of Fifteenth street bo contin- ued north past the gutter crossing this street just aouth of Capitol avenuo was Tucker, Miss Freeman, Valontine, Hon, T. M. Marquette, Lincoln, A, K. Goudy, Paw- nee City, William Duily and T, J, Majors, Peru, R, Elliott and William Whitney, Col uibus, were at the Millard yesterday. Mr. Goodly Brooker returaed last evening from an extensive western trip. He left Omaha six weeks ago and went to San Fran civco, via the Union Pacific, thence to Port: land by ocean steamer, and, after a briej stay in Oregon, back via the Northern came Picific, Ho hada plorsant trip all around, adopted, Tho council then adjourned. and his many friends here are glad to see him ~—— g |20 i suchs good Bealth, FINIoL{ED AT LAST: 81 Mr, J. M. Fairchild, the TC electrioian — The Farnam Streot Paving Complet- ed Yesterday, whe eas been hare for tho past vive months in putting the Northwastern electric light vlant in excellent shupe, leaves to-night for New York, Mr, Fairchid Iy in the employ of the United States Ele any, travels all over the country superintending the workings o) the varions plants, He is one of experts in the The paving of Farnam street, toward the completion of which, its merchants have long cast anxious eyes was complet ed yesterday. This great improvement to the businese portion of Omaha was begun July st thus making the time in which the contractor Mr. Murphy was sctually at work sixty days. Out of those sixty desys twenty-thres were lost by raing weathor aud Bundays, notwith. and the ost successful eleceric country, a8 well as an inventor, Among hls inventions wre the electric fire ‘ms, which o | he sold to Gaimewell & Co,, and also & trap- lock, During his stay in Omaha he bas not on'y renderad valvable sorvice, but has made o kost of wanu friends, and they will now come up beforo that |} tanding which the work was completed thirty days before the time given under his coutract with the it The paving of this street cost the ci including the curbing and guttering, about &55,000. Tho street car company finished its work of paving its part of the street and ran its track up to the west line of Fifteenth which laoks as if it intended, at no dis- tant day, to run its cars past the now court house. The work of removing the rubblsh and leaning up the street will be done to , after which, it is hoped, its mer- uts wiil be ablo to rogain what they vo lost by the long impassablo condi- tion of tho mm thoroughfare. DEMURALIZIN DEFEAT. The Keoknks Sl]fll Ulll BY e Union Pacifics Yesterday. Score 7 to Frenzer Game, The 0~ The Crelghton The hard Juck that a base ball sometimes plays in, was strikingly mani- feated in yesterday’s game between the Union Pacifics and the Keokuks of Keo- kuk Towa. Each nine was credited with six base hits, while seven of the Union acifics’ erossed the home plate making two earnod runs, the visiting team being completely shut out. The game was by far the best one scen on the home grounds for some time, and was particulary interosting from begin- ing to end, owing to the earncstness in which it was played by the Towans after viotory had become an impossibility for them. The visitors three times reached third but died there. The brilllant feature of the game was the graceful and strong playing of Fowler, the colored short stop who was the cynosure of all eyes. In the fifth innings McKelvey struck a fly to short left conter, which was supposed by all to bo a sate hit but was taken in by Fowler's running catch, and putting out Cavanaugh who nttempted to make third on the play. Walsh also made a beautiful on second by catching a beauti- ful fly muffed by McKelvy. The visitors are a fine appearing lot of players and a gentlemanly set of men, and although the game may be against them are nevertheless able to play ball. Below is the score: nine UNION PACIFICS, Plg nom ro v, 21 Do ] r, 1h. SR Cavanaugh, c.. 0oy T'unkhouser, 1 1, (ol Sneed, r f 5 1 vl (et 0o 2 28D Rockwell, p L Totals ... 6 a7 n ro o) SIORRI a0 0 1 7 STOR0 OB SO0 Kennedy s 8. OSSO0 Stearns ¢ G O'Bricn 11 110 Totals 624 56 Union Pacific 03 Keokuks. .. 00 Time of game—two hours. Two base hits—Dwyer, Rockwell. Farned runs—Union Pacifics 2. Funkhouser and reat Game, A note for whose truth the writer disclaims all responsibility was left on the reporters hook last evening, stating that a very distressing game of baso ball was played between the landscape paint- ers and wood corvers of this city, tho former wmnlnu by the score of 20 to 1. Time of game 2 hours and 59 minutes. Doublo plays, J. Bolan 1; home run Jr Bolan 1, Umpire, J. 8. L. Ugueaserdi- ceulam. Twelve thousand people wit- nessed the game. The Creighto This contest which had been so long on the boards was played off yesterday afternoon at the Athletic Park. Long before the geme was called offers to bet any amount by tho players and friends of two epectators enzer Game, cither side rerulted in putting up a dollar each. 1t iv sald upon very good authority that the holder of who was & prominent member 28 ot since Leen the stakes, of the winning nine, seen in the city. Victory crowned the efforts of the Creighton’s who won the gamo by the score of 11to 9 in seven innings, ——— | quoted at 650 to MANAGER CLARK, His Resignation OMcially Annoneced, OMANA, August 20, 1884, Editor of The Bec Dear Sir:i—At the order of Charles Francis Adams, Jr, president, Union Pacific Rallway Company, 1 eond you the following for publication in Saturday’s issuo of Tue Ber, Pleaso comply, and oblig Yours truly, S. H. H, Crank, “T'o the oflicers and employes, Union tic Railway:"” At a moeting of the executivo com- mitteo of the Loard of directors held in Now York on August £7th, the following wero passed ““Voted: That the resignation of See vice prmdn~nt and General S, H. Clark, be accepted to ot from lhu 1st proximo and that it be referred to the next meeting of the Diroctors to be held the 17th day of Sep- || tembor to take such action thereon as may bo proposed and proved expedient, Voted: that Mr, 8. R. Calloway be appointed second Vice-President and General to take effect from the first proximo. In accordance with the foregoing vote S, R. Callaway will assumo the dutios of second Vice-Prosident and General Managor, Monday the first day of Scp tember, Ho will be respected and oboy- ed aocordingly. Cuantes Fraxcis Avass, President, —eet— CHIOAGO MARKETS, To the The Bee's Special Report of Yesters Aay's Traffic on Ohange. Special to the Bee. Chicago markefs ruled oasy during the early porlion of the session, but grew firmer a3 tho day worc on, and closed firm, WHEAT Advanced § s compared with the latest prices yosterday, T ho market opened v, declined 8, ralliod 4, sold off §tod, ral- nd closed 3 over yesterday on reg- On the afternoon board prices 8 for Sopt 3 818 for Oct.; 88} for Nov.; 8 The recoipts here were small oipte at s me other western points also show a falling off. CORY, In' corn tradig was moderato. At prices declining of the Nile, Ttis four feet passed the first catara rising steadily and has already r at Wody Halfa, ALL QUIET AT LINA, SPECIAL NOTICES! 4w ipecials will Positiveiynot be unions pald in advance. Wasiizar Augnat €0, - Tho secretary of he Peruvian Iigation has recoived o semi fcini dispateh saying tht at Lima “all is He intorprets it asmeaniog that the reported i that city yesterday is AN {n mmy of §809. . anl 05, Roal At Toledo At Ciacinnati ( nia 0, Unione, Cincinnatl 9; U \ ANTED. I'wo chambormalds who 6an walt om fons. Kansw City etk At B, ey, A0 and ono dining:room giel a4 tho Ocels At St Paul — e e st At Providencs. VWANTED=A Seood competant ginl for ceneral At Columbns, 1614 Dovglan, T Pittsburg, ASTED-Girl for wages and oasy work, ton,—No game, rain, chmond. - No game, rain Tuions s Wiltiington 4, 3; Detroit 0, Cloveland 2 Athleties 5; Bro Puiladelpihas 0 " : 674-50p ¢ _\l Baltimore, - Baltimore Motropolitans ANTED—Gocd wirl in small family, at corner " At Indianapolis of Leavenworth St. and Georgia Ave, Tndianapolis 4; Louisville D—Girl at Wilkia's Papor Box F4 (‘h-r). 1ith § 10} The Storm, R WCHticAGo, Til, August 20-Tho Daily News, | VY ARTED “Two 200l pants makers, W, D, flar Carmine, UL —Tlator roports from the country LAl ] toll of great damage by the atorm this morning, A good girl at 1714 Douglas St Tho village of Centervillo, eight miles north, A barbor at 816 souch 12th St. Dining room and| |uu .m girls at onon t ¢ n preferred, Apy Sowlng machino oflise: 121 north 1toh St ED-Taly So Applsto Wh ounter and sholves for grocery busl- Alhlr\ml *'Stecle” Bee offioe. 5H40-20p A‘('I ||A|II|II|l’dlnhl| Theo. Huctte & two good cornloe men. emont Neb. 63 \{ ANTED is completely demolished.” At Phillipstown a - number of buildings were blown down, Al | \\7AN ANTED A competen lor ol Ouse- a faruier near Centerville, in " toppling over, ppetent e for gneral hous killed ono child, and severely injured two oth ‘ TAN'TE l‘ " at 1500 ‘What wo learn with plensuro wo | —— nover forget."—./fred Mercier. The |\ bonefit,” says Mrs, Emily Rhoads, of McBrides, Mich. *{ had female com- vorite Prescription’ did me more good W AN R oo s s, A than any medicine T ever nmk I ad- White Sowing Machine eitico. 64529 rons, Druggists sell it. Hotel, 1215 Dougla St. 650.38 \ FANTED—Girl for g LoNDON, Aug. 28.—The Canadian govorn- mont, replying to a reference from tho privy to import cattlo through Canada to |‘I|\ghmd refuses to grant the request on the gmuu the opening the foeling « to p.uutj under yester rallied dtof; and 0 over yesterday. On the afternoon ard prices again rose 3to 3; closing firm at 613 for Ang.; 52 for Sept.; b0F for Oct.; 46 jor OAT: ruled firm at both sessions, closing at August, 25§ for September, and 204 tober, THE PORK. The feeling i pork was easier, and_prices almost nomiual, closing ot 27 50 for Au 18 00 for Septem and October, 12 50 and [ul the year. LARD showed & Tittle change, August, and mbor, CATILE receipts continun to show mpared with Inst woeel 1000 to 1500 less There were abont among tho fresh receipts, which was the There was a damanc the best, natives for closing at 7 50 for October, arce falling ulY th « cither shade higher, the market cloving firm, all be TANgers, K hour, Best natives are 0, with se 660 to 6 70; second clus« natives common 1 faie nutives, b 06 to 5 good to chaice shipping, 1200 to commen to medium, to b 80; iuferior to fait ing sold at an earl, BE0@A 60 s, 4 006 ‘exany, 919 pounds, 1056 pounds, 4 50; Wyomiug and pounds, 4 00; Montana and Wyoing, Toxan, xan, 97 pounds, 4 35@4 70; Colorados, 1106 pouuds, 0. noaGs, Dull and prices strong; b@10c lower on best heavy and strony mixed. closed dull, with a number . The range on best heavy was b 80@6 65, and on light 4 90@6 40. Ligut hogs are not wanted, even at low prices. New York shippers are cither gotting supplies at som s other market or have quit business. Light, 150 and 210 pounds, b 75@ 6 55, Death Of Eagineer And Brakeman In a Rallroad Accident, WirkLiNg, W. Va, Aughst 20—Thursday night at eleven o'c ainon the Cleve land, Loraine & Wheeling railroad, § north bound, with engine No, 4, when near Still- water jumped tho track, turne pletly over, wrecking fourteen cars and killing Lxton, engineer, and James Bulger, Theengine was Lw d ana i lows mass. — The ten der wae g The engincer top of his head Ly tha top of the driven into the ieaft r the crew ) died, linost com John Dreakn en into n with his arms held over th lield fi mly to the groun cab, wis eat off’ it ¢ He moved v the weight shedded to his wivist the of the'cal, and cordwood (]nL Wi st hml |m>|l]l for shipmont. It he released, und L ml to release him frow his burning prison, to kisg s babies for him, and to tell his wite that his last breath went out in prayer for her and their little ones. With their bast et forts it took an hour to get him out, Ho was carried to the station and dica at two o'cloc Many cosmetics for the complexion have from time to time been put upon the market, but none have stood the test a8 has Pozzoni’s medicatad complexion powder. It isan absolute curative for blotches, discolorations, freckles, etc, For sale by druggists. 2 | —— A CLEAN SOOOP. A Young Mnn_fl—:;_A_w-y With His Comrade's Baggago. On the 2Ist inst, a young man who gave his name as James McNeily was em- ployed av John Wirth's restaurant, on Douglas street, and on Thursday disap- peared very gracefully with two gold watches, a silver watch, & revolver and soveral hats belonging to his fellow em. ployes. He took a walk about 7 o'clock, and had the cheek to take the articles named at that hour of broad daylight. He has utterly disappeared, and although the police have been notified, it is not likely he will be seen again, as he doubtless crossed the big muddy to start & hat store in Council Bluffs or same other Towa city, Ho is described simply a8 & man with a very large and highly colored nasal or- gan, the bright memory of which is all thatis left to console the victims for their loss, o — The President of the Camburidg Mass., Vire Ins, Co., reco Hocd ‘Snuparl)ln asa Iunldmx up and strength- uuiuu remvdy, His romaing avd the remsins of the cngineer were brought to Bridgeport today. ———— Imports va, KExports, WASHINGTON, August 20, —The chief of the Bureau of Statistics in the statement of ime ports and exports of the Umitod Statey, says: “Phe excess value of exports over imports or imports over exports of merchandise is ws follows: For the month ending July 31, 1881, (excess imports) $532,646. Seven months ended July 31st, 18584, (excess exports) $10, 223,180, Twelve months ended July HSlst, 1884, (excess exports) $76,380,116, Total value of imports of merchandise for the twelve months ended July 81, 1784, 866,830,002, for the perceeding twelve 18,536,964, for the ) Tuly Slnt, 1884, 8742, 210,118; for the s me i 1588, §822,101 45, decrease, 870,805,827, For tho tw months ended July 8lat, 1834, K gold and rilver (coin and bullion) €68,760,085, 367,400; excams export & velve munl]u twelve mowth: 685, Tk §20,802, ports 82,60 Fol CHINA TO INVADE Pars, August 20, —G of the Franch force in raphs that the Chinese are prepariog vado Tooquin. He awaits their adva confidence Roxk, August 20.—Report of cholera in Italy for the past tweaty-four hours: cre are 118 fresh cakce, twenty-six deaths, Of these Laspezia has thirty W caes, ten deatns, unl‘ Mass elghteen new casvs aud eleven deaths, MARSEILLES, Miilot, Tonguin, tele. i 0 with August 29, —The southern of cholera, o THE NILE RISIY | teurs; provinees to-day revord thirty-two now cases Au st 20, — Beven ste wens ‘,fi'“ perienced & room girl. best loston restaurant, 1414 Douglas St. over the conntry farm honsos and barns wore destroyed, Tho dwalling of Sylvestor Tobar, \ N work i a small family, Apply after7 N. ¥. corner 221 and Chi L] hers, and fatally hurt his wito, e following is & oaso in point. *‘I paidfout hundreds of dollars without receiving any plaints, espocially *dragging_down,” for | WWA over six years, Dr- RV, Pierco's ‘Fa-| 5 viso every sick lady to take it.” And % DA ;,ruh(fil as go nuul helper ln kitch- s0 do we. 1t nover disappoints its pat- | VY /o0 Vit ¢t wait oh. table st the Af ads Frewen's Scheme Exploded, Douglaa 8t , near Toft council of the memorial of ranch holders in | 3ho wostorn United Statos, asking for freedom [ VY that there will be a risk of introduciog disoase both into Canada and Great Britian, W ANTED— Aw TKD —Girl for goneral house work. 107 south 14th 86 — ‘\ Inquire Sham Battie at Ohicago, 621- 0 Cieaco, August 20.—The event of to-day “’A\l at the rounion of voteran soldiers and sailors of the northwest, was the sham battle, markablo alicke as and for the er combatan « wero th ry and the Fiest io e Hell Pabnt call on Geo. W. 530-1mp Acents to na ttrips. Address o Omaha, Neb. oman partner or_good L 1. Boo office 632 23p 10th_ streot. DELOR Addross —A Barber, 108 wsouih g f the Ill||un>~ Na \ zood stout hoise for deliver, ] s “ a tionnl Guards. About ten thousand peoplo " Boo office, stating prico. and were present. 184 e —— “ LISLEICE IANAEOTN (0 Fop 9 | The Actors’ Reliet’ Fund., wevory eounty in Nebragsa nvul Western l-.nn actory’ g of the fund trustees today cued as vico-president as socretary. A, M, |~ viee-pro ident. Four [ VY ment officly I almer Wi elected Dundred and forty nine per<ons wero relioved and funorals wore paid s now 886, J | ———tr—— - \ TANTED- The Oarmine Teagedy. L o Sr. Louts, August 20 - Tho Post Dispateh. Alton, Dils, The coroner's jury to-| V day returne at Marin Co wais murd rick Crowther, then the lntter committed suiclde. Thrse Jetters left by Crowthor throw no light on the | 4 ovidenco that tho murdorer | “4* pind during the year for. Tho mewmbe 3 Mo 1 dross maker with Address Lox 230, sations by two ng and ove h 10th St ANTED—S work mor e | Apply at 610 8 young Iad Tor their 506-30 TANTFD—A situatio h\ a young (Faglish) girl n ying bose maid in good family. - Addross B. 0." Beo oflice, D1 situation by lady a8 Addroes M. ok o pri waw of unsound A Bee office m— Butler Junkets Like the Kest of Them WiLiavs Grove, Pa, Avgust 29.—Gen. = Butler artived at noon and was met by five | Yy .:.4'..."Lfi:l..‘f?:."""'n'la‘.‘,:"il’f..'félfclf""XMN,. thousand peoplo. Tl was scorted o tho fuy, 3 . Gravge headquarters, aud held a short recep- [ < tion. He delivers a ch this aftsrnoon, e The Weather To-Da Wastinerox, D. C., August 20 Mississippi and Miksouri vall fair, Trosh northwyaterly winds; ture, higher buromet o upper YOUnZ MATIed MAI WANT EITUALION B8 DOOK- koopur, in wholoealo. establishuient in Omaba. 5001 guunrnlly ddress 0. Fomperw, | Address 0. care Boo. . ISISCELLANEQURS WANTS. Going For PrescoLr, A and juryjfon iy, the first ever fou TED-'wo or threo rooms nsuits by gontlem of poly- Mor- in Arizona mons and gentles aro excited. e — R The Failure lecord, ‘ JANTED—Room ano b oard for gentleman and Niw Youk August 27.—Dusiness failures wife, murt be firet class and de wirablo location Dun’s | within ton or fftocn miutos watk of Paxton House, Cana, Address “R. 8. v." care of Be unlll.n 6711 W\ ANTED=To rent a umat ntral and desirable location by and witey veuld board owners, — Refercnces glven. LN W ice. 508-1p. roported to oftho pst seven da uited Statos 180, utile Agency: iD-To rent, by o CF roums foF venient to 1'ix offlce. Addr Soptomh m Trands ndvertived o utely puro CONTAIN AMMONIA. THE TEST: = Placa ean ton down o & 1ot stove unti] heated then Vi 0 oxchange, a fine residence lot, : o 'the vovor and sl A chemist wiil nou e re- 141dc), 23 plocks from street cars, for o corner el o bt o prosciico o aimonia. L paving oifference. u value, Win, Fleming 14th il Douginn, 459-50 VW ANIED y ver 21 years ach Voico culturo 1puno. Must bo paseably good lovking. Addrers Sl o B5(8-2)p \\, ANTED - 81600 on real catate nwunlv Ad- dres B, No. b Beo o 91 D& at 0 per cent. urniched rooms and | A strcer Varbor shop, 4 ckaira 201 gcuth 11th Iuquire at 108 or 110 porth 11th § it SAL | Qpes Jurall, {01 \SALE—Cigar, tobaceo, eonfectionary store with vix furnishod rooms aitachod, Price 8400 Anmun‘ Apply to I, Manuweiler, 807 8. 11th St, 4T 4-28p F.m “AL¥—Loaving oo sccount of il Eealth. house, harn, fowieries and £ lots, _Algo two good wesidenco'lots. ' Apply T. E. Parfitt, Gas ofico, 15th and Farnam. 856.1m DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. ITS MEALTUFULNESS 148 NEVER BKKN QUESTIONED, DOR BALE—40 desirable builaing lots, for trade: orcash. Callat A. Hosien 1619 Dodge 5t 860-1m0 1n & millfon homes for a quarter of a century 1t bas #00d tho consumers' reliable test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., MAKERS OF VOR RENT--Houses ard Lotu, JOR RENT—Two niocly furnished front rooms, 514 north 16th St , noar Cass St. 0774 nr. Price's Special Plavnrlnz Extmcts [0 IENT— Nicely furnished front rsom, no mm stroct, near Webster, p ORI KENT—Two well turnished rooms on 20th St thy Bread, The B 2 blocks south of St Mary's ave. Location pleas- L e wond aut. Torua veasouable. Luquire "B, K" Beg oce. FOR SALE BY CROCERS. — ~HICAQO. BY. LOUIS. | YOK RENT—First floor and basewent of & threo — story brick bullding. Want to exchange for rent Sherman Avenue Ball Pars Yor Light, for board. ~ House coutains all modern improvements 2009 Cass Kt. 7048 Five Hours Go-As:You Vease, open to all sma: south front room 1004 494-30 0K RENT- Farnam stroot. JURNISHED Itoom to rent. Best of reference. Inquiro corner 15th and Jones. 676-1p rotshod SUNDAY, SEPT. 14TH. Throoprizor, Kutrunce, 4L ¥uteauce clocs Sep. | [\OK RENT--A now storecorusr of 17th sad Nich- tombor 76l First prizw, wtioi Mdal; sgoond price olus Sta,, near Cil works 109-0p up; third prizs, Silver Medal A Gol | Scart A e e rATh o Fonnlnr—hnnunm Trous room 1417 | uuwud ara the distan strect, JOR RENT-—A large t story hooke for reot, dwolling up stairs 810 & good running grocery store b low, stock and fixturcs for wale it wanted. Inquire at the store 1514 Plerce S, near 19ih Sr. 841200 0% KENT—Bix roow house in gond repair on red strgot car line. | Iuuire at grocery couth eadh corner 20th and ( vming S ] Iwo_furnished rooms thrve blocks trow Post ofice, 1610 Devenpo!$ strects. - 505.90p Fon RENT—Bed _room, furnished front parlor nium.. wie i of thrse M,