Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE---THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1885, THE WORKING MEN. e Laborers and Horny-Handed Mect in Convention and Nominate a Ticket, Murphy Endorsed Amid a Whirl of Enthusiasm, "“No Use for Gatling Guns,” Full Account of the Proceadings, At 7 o'clock Iast evening the city coancll room was packed with men who cowded one upon another for standing room to witness the proceedings of the workingmens’ convention, called for the nemination of candidates for clty offices At 7:40 o'clock Mr. McGinn ealled order and proceeded to read the call wblished. Ed. Asponwall was made temporary chalrman, and James Lynch temporary secretary. A motion was made to have the con- ventlon move to the Academy of Musle, but after much wrangling and a pla'n effort to get control of the conven- tion by persons who figured throughout the subsequent proceedings, the conven- tlon by a large majority refased to go to the Academy of Musie, saying tha it wai a job, The house was jammed with outsldera, and a long scene of confuslon and dis- order ensued, which became almost in tolerable, when officers were called on to make the ‘‘lobby,” who were outvoting the delegates, go outside, A committee on credentlals consisting of Brown, Allen, Trott, Tracy, Young and Simpson was appointed, and with a Jarge bundle of papers of credentials loft the hall, A motlon was put debarring any man who had been a participant in either the democratic, citizens’ or republican con- ventlon from a geat in this conventlon, Upon this motion a scene of noise ana confasion followed that need not beyde- seribed. The matter, after long and lond talking, was quleted by layiog aside the whole question until "the committee on credentials should report, and It was not mentioned agaln. Somebody called Mullhall for a epeech, He took the stand and sajd he hoped that when the body adjourned, their action would show that they did not need bayonets to keep them in subjsotion and order, o8 had been sald of them by the president of the citizens’ convention that nominated Jas. E. Boyd. Sach a state— ment was an Insult to every man who works, and yet men asked workingmen to vote for the man who dideo. He con- tinved, and made & call en the body to say if anyons of them ‘‘forgets the mur- derof Armatrcng” four years ago, whon Boyd_had troops and pumpkin-rollers fron Wahoo brought here to help the railroad corporation snd do Swrong :to labering men. Continuing ia ‘this steain he closed his high-pitched harangue, and was followed by a Mr. Lowls, who under- trok to explain the ‘‘modus operandi” by which, if he told of the characters of cither Boyd or Murpby, hs would injuro both, and after this great announcement sub- sided for the time belng, Mr. Quinn was called for and willingly ook the stand, but desplte his most evi- dent wish to spoak was met by such a loud and continuous storm of “yells and hoo's that he hal finally to get off, not a word of whatever he might have had to say having been hoard. At this stage it was very evident that Murphy had a large majority of the dele- gates triondly to nim, and the opposition then began a systematic plan of delsy, and efforts to adjourn, And for throo- quatzers of an hour pandemonium pre- valled among delegates and lobby. Finally the committee on credentials re- ported, and about ore hour was spent, in wrangling over thelr rapozt and reading it. Daring this tlme the police wera re- quosted again to clear the lobby, but the yollers stood firm and finally the dolegates entitled to seats were declared to be representatives of tha fol- lowing societles: horseshoers, sewer gang, shoemakers, eheetiron workers, plumbers, butchare, warehousemen, box-makers, cornlce-workers, colored c'tlzans, tailors, palnters, graders, job work, book binding, etc., non-unlon carpenters, U. P. frelght house, harncssmakers, mo!ders, U. P.lumbermen, teamsters, brickmakers, U. P. storehouse, printer's delegation, Swedish brotherhood, harnessmakers, Union veteran club, cigaraakers, U, P. lamber yard, ssscclatfon of amalgamated workingmen, cigar packers, foundry em- ployes, lumber yard men, boilermikers, oricklayers, tiiners, plasterers, black. smiths' helpers, ehovelere, coopers, U, P, blacksmits, and the Futh ward labor club, Upon the announcement that these wereall, a howl of complalnt egain went up and epithets that were unfitto be printed In Tre Bee wero feeely used and pitched about by delegates. The report of the committee was at last adoptsd and}‘heltemporary crganization made per- mauent, Immediately upon this a motion to adjourn was made and lost amid hoots and confuslon, 1t being noticeable that a small minority were chiefly actlve in thess bo'sterous proceedings evary time, Finally theregularorder of business was ordered when Morrow nominated John Boyd Eaq., amid cheers and hisses and grosns. Tracy as bolsterously nom- inated B, F. Murphy, and, at the men- tion of bis name, the very walls seemed to tremble. When the shriekers were out of wind a sene of confasion ensusd and the police were ordered to pat the disturbaers of the out. Mr, Murphy was t.he:l cll:u-ly hnomlnud!«l by s viva vocs vole, but the Bo, ople eas: forced a ballot order onyth-p:nl:ir nm{ confation within and the crashing of thunder and flashing of lightning ous side. Exactly forty-seven minutes wers con- sumed in taking the ballot after once it arted, and resulted: Boyd, 45; Mur- phy 90 voter, nominating Murphy by ex- actly two to one. Cheer after cheer greeted this result, and Mr, Murphy was sent for, Meoantime the cinvention proceeded, after it had yelled itself hoarse, to nomi- nate an AUDITOR: E. K. Long and Dr, Lewis were nomi- nated. Lowis was finally nominated, He at once went on the stand and msde a haravgue, chiefly notable for its long- windedness, Nominations for POLICE JUDGE were made, Wetss and Stenburg belog put before the convention, To expedite matters the honors were divided, when Justice Stenburg was nominated by a '-nod mjoriz and it was made unanl- mous. At this rolnt Mayor Murphy ap- peared amld applause. Hon. P, F. Murphy sald, Gentlemen, I thank you very much for this nomina- tion, and, if elected by the peopls, I romlse to be true to the interesta of abor, 25 1 claim I always have been, and to be true to all interests of the city, I claim there areno people In Omaha or any- where clse more deeply interested in the preservation of law and order than the laboring men in this city, and I know them sufficiently well to say that they will always be true to the best interests of this clty. Gentlemen, I thank nomination, and I cons honor indeed. TREASURER Traman Buck was nomln: ted by accla- mation for treasurer, COUNCILMEN. First Ward—Messrs, Thomas Long and Goodman were placed in nomina- tion. Goodman was nominated by a large majority. Second Ward—Mike Lee way nomi- nated without opposition, Third Ward—Adolph Burmister and Julius Meyer were placed in nomlnation, and Mr. Adolph Bormister nominated. Foarth Ward—Messre. C. 8. Goodrich and 8, T, Hitchoock were placed before the coavention, Mr. Goodrich on a vote was nominated. Fifth Ward—Thomas Daley, nominated by acclamation. Sixth Ward—Peter O'Malley and R Burdick put before convention. Peter O'Malley nominated sm!d cheera and laughter. {ou again for this der it a very great SCHOOL BOARD. Messrs. W. A, Cobarn, Henry Livescy and O. C. Specht were nominated for the school board, and each delegation directed to select one man to act in the city central commlttee, and thosy mem- bera to appoint a chalrman, Adjouraed. RECAPITULATION. T'. Murphy Lewis . Steinburg ++..Truman Buck COUNCILMEN . ......Mike Loo _A. Burmelster [C.'S. Goodrioh .Thomas Daley Peter O'Malley SCHOOL ROATD, W. A. Courbin, Henry]Livescy,C. C. Specht. A RIVER SERPENT. The Wonderful Sight Witnessed in the Missouri Yesterday. A sirange sight was witnessed in the wators of the Missourl yesterday-—on calculated, indeed, to fill the heart of thee observer with feelings of wonder and dis- may. Itisnothing less thana meran- guthaneam giganteum,—a genalne river serpent. Aboat eight o’clock yesterdsy morning the alert denizens of the river bottoms spied, floating far away up the rlve huge black object, round and apparently, in length, some forty or fifty fest. The specalation among the ignorant and un- sophisticated spectators as to the what- ness of the apparition was of the keenest and wildest dsscription. Many were in- clinod to believe that it was the carcass of a Din.o Museum whale; others that It was the escaped sole of a Counci] Blafls girl’s shoe; while others were beilingeven that it was a sectlon of the tail of Tom Murray’s black nag. Others of a more philosophileal bent hit upon the right theory that the object was a rlver serpsnt. The alarm was quistly given, and large nambors of peopls came flock- ing to the shores of the Big Muddy, to witness the woaderful sight. By tho time the rerpent had reached a point about half a mlle above the waterworks, the bauks for two miles up and around the river wore lined with spactators. Slowly the merangu thbaneum gizanteum hove into slght. Clote inepsction (with spy glass) dieclosed the fact that it was about fitty feet In length, with a skin very black and covered with ecales, cach about two fest in superticlal area, of an cllipsofdal form, acd with = color, which may be described as a light carulesn, Toward the head, the body tapered down considerably, so that at the bass of the animal's skull ths thickness did not excoed five feat. Two upright ears, of about eightean inches length, a cavernous and tvorg-bedecked mouth, hugo glassy eyes of a flaming red—com- pleted the matn feutures of the beast's nead, The tail of the animal wes about three feet in length, without the blue ecaloe, and traverssd up and down by finny bars, aud terminating in an ar- rangemont something like a Maltase cross, A committee of Inepaction, con- slsting - of Coroner Drexel, James Crelghton, Mayor Murphy and C, 8. Goodrlch, togethar witha reporter of this joutnal procursd a boat and made a close 1aspection of the eqaatic phenom- enon, noting & number of facts, smong which the foregoing have been given. The data are in poesession of Coroner Drexel, in casethe exigencles of the oc- casion should at any fatare time necessi- tato an inquest. B BULLETINS, 1230 p. m. The “mer” ‘glg,” has now reached the foot of Davenport street He Is heading toward the shore. People ara becoming alarmed and are rushing for gallery saats, 155 p. m. Theriver serpent is still nearlng theshore. The excitement I8 800 proof, Spectators frantlc, 2:00 v, m.—The river beast is now en- caged between the plers of the bridge. The Unlon Pacific has sent a epecial wrecking traln to the spot to remove the debris of the strus ura as soon as it shall 2:30 r. m —The meranguthaneum glganteum 1s stll fastened in between the stone piers. Itisbeginning to grunt— nofse something like a cross batween the tone of a homeslck foghorn and the *‘Las: Rese of Summer"” as rendered by the U. P. band. The beast is evidently io great pain, Horrible things are antic- ipated, and 3 3:20 r. s, —The rlver serpent is begin- ning to flounder terribly, The demoll- tion of the bridge Is expected momen- tarlly, The t'mbers begln to creak, the stone foundations are tottering, the w. ole structure is about to—— 100 ¥, m —This Is an “April Fool” Grand Ball, The Emmett Monument Assoclation will give thelr annual ball at Falconer's hall next Mondsy evening, April Gth, The balls glven under the auspices of this organization are always succetsful, and there s every reason to belisve that this one will be fally up to the usual pleasur- able standpolnt, — Two thousand varleties of apple trees ave now cultivated. THE DIVA'S FLIGHT. Madame Patti's Bwifc Fassage Through Omaha=Her Reception On the Golden Slope—“Fare- wel” Th's afternoon at fiftecn minutes to 3 0'dlock the speolal train, bearing the Ma- pleson troupe, with Madame Adelina Patti, arrived at the depot. The foremost boundolr car was the *“Adelina Pattl,” beariog the world. renowned mongstress herself, with Signor Nicolinl and the small retinue of servants, The remainder of the train was made up of the Mann boudoir cars, having on board the lesser lighta of the troupe, ballet, chorus, ete., under the doughty Colenel Maspleson, the famous ‘‘Himpresario,” A reporter, one of whoso s‘rongest fallings is a detico to interviow, defermin- ed to brave the risk of an ** April lo.vll, and seek o few moments conversation with tho diva, whose repugoance to the genus Intervlewer is woilkaown, Bythe aid «f kindly and powerfal influence, the happy desideratam was rea'ized. Pavwiog rapidly past one or two colored body ser ants, past the Nicolini, who stiod. a.guard at the Inner door like Cerberus. the scribo was ushered into the sacred presence, and stood hefors the woman whoee tone-poems have onthralled the people of two hemispheres. 4 Adelina Patt! isa woman, if not of present remarkable beauty, yet possees. ing that irreaistablo charm and grace which captivate at once the one who lis- " she said, in enswer to the reporter's query,” ‘'Ah! I shall never forget it! Such a reception a8 1 had at San Francisco! I cannot tell t> pay a fine of §5and costs, but sus- pended senfence provided he left the clty on & double quick trot. To the proposition, Stavens readily assented. The young glel, Alfie Gilmore, who Ia aocured of watch stealing, is atill In the city jsil, whero she has been remanded In default of 8300 bail. There Is some- thing mysterlozs about this eare, The prosecuting witness, Adams, disappeared the day after the arrest and has not been seen ainca, He is supposed to bo under the the tutelage of the glrl's friende, who are keeping him from the law for the purpone of sappressing prosecution. The polics farthermore claim that the girl's “fellow” isa confidence man and crook who has come to Omaha for the ex- pross purpote of ‘‘worklng the town.” On the latter point there is no direct evidence, but he s being clossly watched. Henry Meyers, who was arrasted yes terday for stesling brass from Schnelder’s atore, is still In prison awalting prelim- Inary examivation. e —— e PERSONAL Judge Geo, B, day night. Hon, Geo. W. Doane has returned from his Mexico teip Liake left for Chicago Tues Mr, Harry Duel and wife have returned from a pleasant trip to New Orleans, Miss Annie Yost and Mies Carrio Sladen wont east yesterday to Mount Pleasant, Towa, J. W. Bower, agent of the May Bratonnie company is 1n the city, stopping at tha Metro- politan, Mayor Murphy was bright as a new pin when he came into the conveation last night, among thunders of applause, Mrs. S, H. H. Clark and Mrs, Leavitt Burnham have returned from Ca'ifornia, where they have been for several months, you how ragally I wastreated. The pao- ple seomed very enthusiastic and show- ered presents upon me in countless pro- fueion. Flowers I received every night in every varlety of exquisite destgn, and that crown of jewels—but surely you have read of it. It was presented to me on the night of my greatest triumph in that olty. It is of gold, encircled by preclous gems, dlamonds, tubies, pesrls. And then I received a dlamond bracelet which wes magnlificent, besldes some beautiful Viennese screens. And how I was petted. My fIrlends gave me a Japanese and a Spavish supper, which wero simply elegant in *‘get up,” as you 88, 1 suppsse you have been workine hard since you have been in California?” “Yos, yes Mlle. Nevada has been sick neatly all the time, and almest every week I have had to sing three times. No, Miw Nevada is not on the train, She is not going east, 1 belleve."” ““Mr, Do Young of the San Francisco Chroniclo s looking well, and is appar- ently in good health, though he tells ms that he still experiences somo slight trouble from thess wounds which eo very nearly proved fatal,” continaed Patti. ““About my eastern trlp? It will be very short. From Omaha we go to Davenpert where the company will ap- pear one night, though I shall go oz to After singing in_ the feitival go straight to New York. There Lehall sing my last farewell to the peple of Amerisa. And then? I ehall go to Europe, t» my homo tho Cralg y-nos Castle, where [ expecs t) lake & much needed reat.” At thls polnt the whistle shrieked, the bell reng and the Maplsson traln began to move toward the river. Ths Inter- view, too ehort, bu% not too sweet, was abruotly terminated, ‘‘I hope I may see you agsin some time, Mr. Raporter; perbaps we shall meet again,” sald Pattl, telling a charming fib with most captivating grace, ‘‘good bye." And thus was tho lucky scriba ushered out of the presance of the ‘‘Queen of Song.” MAPLESON’S EXPENSES. Col. Mapleson's profits on_his western trip have been very small. The traveling expenses alone eince leaving St. Louls have amonnted to $20,000. Then, too, the fact of Pattl having to sing eo often in the placs of Nevada has largely dimin- ished the profis. Whlle the recalpts bave always been very large, th‘]e expenses havo been correspondingly hi e LEGAT, LINKS. Wakeley's Court-The Status of the Chase Case, The second trial of the suit of Gahrky against the U, P railroad was finished Tae:day., The eui’ i3 one brought to recover damages to a horso, from neglect of railway employes. The first trlsl re- sulted in a verdiot of §200 and the com- pany appesled, On a sacond trial Gehrky was givena verdict of §50. THE CHASE CASE, “‘Nothing further has yet been done in the Chasa matter,” ssid Mr. Bloom to a reporter yestorday ‘‘we 'had antlci- pated that Mayor Murphy would te willing to moet us on our own ground, but ho has yet filed no answer to the writ of quo warranto, We were dealrous of having his answer recorded immediately proceeding at once with the conclusive arguments, Bat though he may defer this until the last possible day, the 27th of this month, and thus deprive Mr. Chass of any absolute tenure of office, the maia point of issue, the determina- tlon of the question of the legality ef the council's actlon in deposing Chase, we will be able ta force to settlement, And, furthermore, if the court declde 1n our favor, Mr. Chase can legally demand the salary which has been drawn by Mr. Murphy since the formal demand for the office was made by Mr. O. on the 17¢h day of March.” %hi- last view of the cate isslso that of Mr. Connell, ci'y attorney. v In} the county court yesterday Martin Caonon commenced suit agalnst J. A, Taggart, to replevin a horse, buggy aud haraess, slleged to be wrongfully de- tained by defendant. POLICE OOURT, Yesterday Morning's Work—The Gil- more Qase, Charles D, Fuller was arrested Tues- day night by Officer Matza on a charge of being & vegrant. When arraigned yes- terday morning before Judgs Beneke, he produced s steel rule snd proved that he wes a “‘print.” He cla'med to have jast arrived in town and was discharged. Fraok Stevens, & gentleman with a wicked leer {n his north eye and a gen- rally *dogglsh” makeup, trled to evade the charge of drunkenness on the ground that he was & Moody convert He failed. Judge Beaeke sentenc.d bim Hon. Harry Oelrichs went through Omaha yesterday enroute east, He reports tha stock of Wyoming in fine condition, and will hasten his return to Oheyenne to ce present at the great stockmen's convention next week. M. Kirkpatrick, Papillion; J. Ingram, Cov- ington; O, Wilson, Willow Springs; John M. Atkinson, 8t. Paul; J. A, Wells, Grand Ts- land; A. Cooley, Norrisville; W. G, Allen, Brainerd, Minn.; C. Goodwin, J. Blanchard, Jackson, Mich.. are at the Canfield. At tho Metropolitan: J, Lynch, O, J. Brown, Pleasant, Dak.; William McCormick, Al Powell, Blair; W. E. Smith, St. Paul; W. R. Morris, Ashland; W. J. Davis, B. F. Hake, Ord; D, L. Pool, Lincoln, and Mre, M, Greenwood, of Emerson, Neb, Mrs. Lindsay, Fullorton; W. M. Robert- son, Madison; Lewis Seiz, Stanton; D, S, Holmes, 8t. Louis; J. Woods Smith, Loup Gity; M. M. Parsner, Norfold; 3, €', Daly, Siva City; Nat Mi.ler, St. Joe; Ed M. Coffin, Ord; H. M. Uteby, Oneil; Geo, E. Gorfrey, Fremont, Wm. Ward McCook and W, S, Gray McCook are at the Millard, At Paxton: P, H. Mathews, Albion; J. W, Smith, O'Cosner colony; C. F. Strossner, Lyous; S. Coe, Nobraska City; D, H. Noeis- wanger, Lyons; Jas, B, Cook, Greeley, Col.; C. M. Bross, North Loup; J. O. Clarkson, Sidnoy; 8. F. Crctker, E. . Wolcon, Kear- ney; C. A, Brant, Los Vegas; B. ¥, Hake, North Loup; W, J. Davis, Ord; S, S, Linn and Chas, T. Mathews, Norfolk, Y. M, C, A, “Scnate,” The ‘‘Senate” wes organized Taesday nizht by electing the following officers: President, Kinkel Smoter, from N, Y Secretary, McCollock, of Tenneesee; Ser- geant-at-arms, Meyer, of New York. Senators Moore, of N. Y., Dolan, of Mass., Ferry, of 11, Boltz, of Colorado, Smith, of Kas., Gideon, of Mo., Gray, of N. C., Joplln, of Ky., Meyer, of Californis, Crowel, of Mo, Grant, of Ohio, and Howard, of Msine. A spirit— ed debate arose over the election of sen— ate officers and the bloody shirt was waved as of yors, Hon. Wi, Harrls was confirmed es minister to Englsnd and will sail at once, Much 18 expacted of him at thia critical peried in Euaopean affairs. ———— Cholco Peachblow Potatoes at Heim- rod’e, o —m— A Strange Story. To the Editor of the BEE: GrAND Isnanp, March 31, 1885 —A well-known iawyer of Hastings, known as the “Silver tongued orator,” loft that place for Europo (7) taklng with him one of Hasilngs’ falrest daughters, who went (as her oged parents thought) to Chicago to take music le Butis does not end here, There is a young lady in this city who had formerly been employed in one of the first familiss of Hactings that wauts to see him, [So writes a Grand Telind correspon- dint.] SNEEZE!SNEEZE! o SNEELE, untll your head seoms ready fo fly off; until your nose and eyos discharge exoessive quantities of thin, ir- ritating, watery fluid; until your head aches, mouth ~ and throat parched, and blood At fever heat. This fsan Acuto Catarrh, and le nstantly relleved b slngle dose, wad porma- noutly curéd by ono bot tl: 0 Santord's Radical Cure for Catarrh, Complete Treatmont with Inhaler $1, Ono bottlo Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol vent, and one Tmproved Inbaler, In one [package may'now be had of all druggiste for 81,00 Ask fo Banford’s Radical Cure. ““The only absolute specific we know of."—Med. Times. *'The best wo have found in s lifetime of —Rav, D, Wiggin, Boston. “After a long o Radical Cure has con: quered.” roe, Lewlsburgh, 1 have n Vit did ot redlor once."—Audrow Lee, Manchester, Masa. Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston. LL’ For the rollet and provention SRR wles B TR \ ‘\\‘fl% z"‘h'.'fad Weak Back, Stom 2 Zg.< Pais, N af N LN STERS avarvwhare =, 7Z 4 Battery combined w PLA Plaoter) aad laugh ab pain kb R Matter of Application of A. P. Hausen for Liquor License. NOTICE. Notioe 18 h iven that A. P. Hengsn did » the 26th s D, 1885, ication to the ha, to 1t, ¥pirltous and Vinous Liqurrs &t No 107 ana 7 11th strect, 1st Ward,0maha, Neb from the 11th day of April, 1585, to the 11th day of Anil, 1856, It there be noobjection, remonstrance or protest fllod within t» 0 weeks from March £6th, A, D, 165, the said liceuse will be granted. P Bassus. Applicant. 9.3, L.©. JEWETT, City Clerk. Matter of Application of C. 8, Higgins for Liquor License. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that C. 8. Higgins did upon the 20th day of March, A D. 1885, fie hiy ap- Plicatian to the Mavor acd @ity Councl of 0 or loense ta well Malt, Rpirituous sod Vinous L quors,at No. 1201 and 1238 Douglasst, 31 ward, Omaba Neb., from the 11th day of April, 1586, to the lith day of Aprt, 1683, 1 thers bs no objection, remonstranc) or filed within two weeks trom March 26tn, A. e sl liceuse wil bo eraated. . HIGGINS, Applicsnt. 4.3, L C. JEWETT, Oilyp‘l?lall rotest . 1885, Pestofiice Changes. Postoffice changes in Nebrarka and Towa durlng the weak ending March 28th, 1885, as furnished by Mr. Van Vieck of the postoffice department: Established :—Cantella,Dawson county Rodolphus Peat, portmaster, Rushville Sioux county, Henry W, Crow, post- master. Sheridan, Garfield county, Wm, B. McFatland, postmaster, Discontinued : Leota, county. These are all the changes since March 4th in Nebraska. o — Fixe NECKWEAR-—An_entire now line; tho latest atyles at Ep. B. WiLuiaws, Franklin Opposits Paxton Hotel, e A physiclan of Monroe county, Ga , has among his colleotion a potato through which a biade of graws has grows. 25 YEARS IN USE. Tho Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age' SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loanofappetite, Bawels costive, Pain in the head, wit: 'n dull sensatlon In the buci part, Puin under tho shonlder. blade, Fullness after eatlng, with n.dis- Inclination to exertion of body or mind, [rritability of temper, Low apirite, with & feeling of huving neglected somo d Wearinesn, Dizzincss, Flutterin Heart, Dots before the eyes, I ovor the right eye, Rostlosan tful dronme, Highly colored Urine, ONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adaptod to such cases, one doso efects such a hange of feeling a3 toastonish the sufferer. They Knorense the A ppetite,and causo th body to Take o1 Kicat, thus the nowlshed, ind by their onle Ae o D) Organs,Itegular Stoolsaro e S5, 14 M array SN .Y TUTTS HAIR DVE. Y HAIR or WHISKERS changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by a single applicatio: this DYR. It fmparts a natural color, imstantaneously. Sold by Druggist nt by express on receipt of §1. 3!!!«:0.“ Murray St.. New York. ART AND MUSIC KIMBALL PIAROS Sheet Music and Booke. EVMERSONPIANOS Masical Instruments. Hallett & Davis Pianos Violios, Guitars and Ban os. KIMBALLORCANS Piano Stoo's ana Coyers. Artists’ Materials. Send 2¢ §tam for Catalegue, PICTUREFRAMES Plush Goods and Noveltic Engravings & Paintings H = B @ S S 2 1513 Douglas Street. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTSE OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDITION ALIST, 808 Manth strect, betweon Farnam and Har ney will, who theald of gusrdisn szirits, obtalning for_anyone glanca In tho past aud presoat, and ot cortainconditiou In the faturc. Boota and shost made to order Portoot watisinotion zuaranterd SPECIAL NOTICES m of nots , o TO LOAN—MONEY, Mo _;rflfi:u—ufia:r ostate nnd:;\;l:z:lu ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut r (M ket oovithtand eold. A, Forman,2is ) R R 13th St 67941 ONEY to oan an good real estate security. ¥. Scars. Williams block. 544- ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed &Co's. Loan offica V1 on fumiture, piauos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all_othe rssticloe of value, ithout romeval, Over lst National Bank,corner 13th sud Faruam. - All busizess sriotly coufidontial VAVANTED Situstion astar tender by & soung man who speaks Englieh, Danieh Swedish and & Tittle German. Address * Jacobs™ this office 219.9p \) st TANTED—A situation by a girl to do gencral house work. Address or cAll No. 600 north 19th VW ANTEO-situ man, Roferences glv 24.2p outh 10th 8 hman by & young Oall oF address 1i. O, Edwards 1 0.3p i mployment for & 'gosd Danishglrl. eare of Bey offico o TANTED glrl. “B.§ By & first-class Jaund ess to do warh. 1 frozing by the day, 1160 Shorman ave, Mre. Raudbirg VWANTED- §tuntion, Com, years ox, erlence wholesslo or tetail store. First class refer Addroes Chas F. Spangonbarg, 210 8. Penn York, Pa o MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ANTED W Situation by an_experiet cd eteno grapher and operatsr cn s type writ turnish good references; addiess VS, M. & 190.2p V7 ANTED-A situation in # peivate trmt'y or tel by & mid o man to take care of hors and make himself Bee Office VW ANTED—A situstion ot any kicd by a young man who Is willing to work, Address kW Bec Office, Mar eraly useful. Apdrees . Y 2101p A elngl rougl arsund none but ok actlve man necd apply 1w insta luient atore 1oth Street 244 WANTED By vporienc books Lo keep in evening, Office. book keeper, a st Address G.' 1. Boe 2945 net house ap VW ANTED = Dishwascr at B TANTED -An aotive first-class house! Fly Marting lartallment sbore, 9! VY ANTEDHoutoot & or rooms, by Moy 1tt, o — [VOR RENT--Onenicety farnished room saitable for 2 gentlemen, and Aller room on Ploasant fl} Inquire LURY JRSR RENTNicaly turciahed Yooms &t 1718 G t. i AT OOMS —With board, 84 Charles Hatol —_— FOR SALE Jo., Neb. 170 all or flrst-cl s At Bank. it Iot 50x182 e, §100 cath, bal Groon,over 1st National will 81l or tri drug stock. W. H: Green, over 1st Good house, b rooms east front, good location, §130) ance $10 por month. W. B ok [ROR SALE-Goo) house, t enst front, 10, barn, well, cto; $1600; €100 cub, balance §15 per ‘mouth. W. 1. 'Green, over 1st National Bant Py {JOR SALERestaura o closed out in two weeke, & 1. Green over 1st Nat'l | JFOR SALE-Fo il build an clegant five raom cottag porches closots, bay window briek cllar, oistern,coal 1140, &1, &1, With to 1 ts nicely fenced the whole X ete §1,500. The ootts, o bull: at onoe ot Ircad Tot. Call st W office and searlin of cottage, location & vour friends along, C. K. Mayne, south: west 15¢h and Farnam horse (0 years) buggy and ocory 15¢h and Jackson, 980.9p lpl\l( SALE Address box 414 0 ness. Heimrod K 14 OR SALE—Ono hundred tons of hay _miles west of Bellevis. M. JOR SALE—Stock of gen store bui town, IR SALE ) farm @ Smack. _268.7p E-A now machine for domestic sewin YA 2" Bee office, 157-0 P i —8ix vear old reliablo family horeoy will work sing| trice §160 Also A 1 frech milch cow, uire of Geo Sheller, firat house 8 of Center on cast side of 17th st, 19699 ood Jocality. Address E_S., Brk office, 20iti L ANTED—Every lady In need of asowing mn. china, to see the now Improved American No, P. E. Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 3434 ANTED—Two rooma and wife, must be oentr given and required. Addross th board for young man v located, reforences this office. 0 ANTED—By a voung couple, 10t 2 furs or unfurnished rooms in a first-class west of Court houso. vouglaa St. mily Address A. Jacobsen, 2614 560-t FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LUTS. OR RENT—By April 7th, house with 4 rao~e, closet, pantry, wel and cistern. Apply at 1815 Harney 8t. 24641 OR RENT rd north end of Saunders st. I woul | work for parties rentiog, as foreman wanted. J. F. Po'ter. 2 JROR BENT—Farm and gardon. . Marray R RENT-A five room cottage, akout April Ist, Enquire at 2418 Oapitol gvenue. 195-8p 0R RENT - Toute of six rooms unfurnic] hed or acarly furnished 521 South 19th et. 205t {'OR SALE CHEAP—One elegant ohimbor sob, former cost 837600 One regulator olock one nearly new Knabo Plano, two gold framed plctures, Inquire 1016 Dodgo St, 8341 {OR BALE—That farm six miles south on the i gy plieyue aud U. I roud fa not sold or traded for P JPOR SALE-Storo bullding o ' best cn strect. J. D, The QR SALL=Aspan of mare 8. W. of Barracks, JHOR, BALE OR TRADE—Largo team, harnoss and dray. Part pay taken in drayage. Addiresn W. U. Bee office. 981-41 QI MALE-Cheap lot, 1117 Haruey; torms oary. Euqulre on premices. 990-1p R SALE —Five room house oorner lot within 4 blockn of the High school §7,600 easy terms,musb be sold immediately. W. . Green, over 1st Nat1 Bank. 948-t1 OR BALE—A very nico 6 room house and lot, must be sold 1223 North 19th 8¢ 22p OR SALE—New 6 room cottage with all provementa. §1,600, casy payments. W. H. 884 {OR KENT- House 5 rooms with kitahen, good cellar, water ete. Barn if required. apply 1207 Pacltic St. §17-1p 7 OR RENT-— 1 wse of four rooms,well and clstern corner 24th and Case. Inquire 2410 Cass St. 1908-3p JOR RENT—2.8 room houses _Inquire Jno, F. Barton,Suielting works, or 314 North 25th St 191-4 [OR RENT—A furnished house 0 rooms during tho Summer month to parties withous children 230 St. 191t Inquire 211 South OR RENT—Unexpired lease of house with all moder improvements at a bargain, F. P Grid'ey M. 0, office Omaha 17t [ROR RENT- Rusidenca and saloon with Exture with about two aeres of ground, fuitablo for park and eocietics during summer or winter. Terms easy. Applyto Victor Dreher, 24th ¢ south of Leavenworth 12310p OR RENT—New §toro on 10th st. Edwar, &Co., Crounss block. Norris 5t OR RENT--A three room house next door to T.oo's , 1203 rth sta. uilding 44380 three sto bagement No. 110and 112 14th. Dodge St. 08 RENT—Furnished cottage, 7 rooms, with closets, rantry, ctc., in best locality in City can poy rent with board. Call in afternoon at 525 Plexs: ent 8b 170t DOR RENT. Taylors 14th DOR ¥ Mayne, 15th and DOR RENT—Pleasnt furnished rooms sutablo for gentleman, terms reasonabie, 605 north 17th strec, %.2p Houres ve W Grecn, over 1st Nat't baik. JROR ALE—On etay jayments. 1 will tarnish Tots and build houscs on short not'ce to suit the purchaser. 11 quire of P. J. Creedon, contractor and buiider 27thaud Webster St. L OR SAL¥—A full lot on corner cf 18th and Jones paved street and within ono equare of U. P. . R. forsale. Warren Switzlor. 509t [ TFOR SAUE-~Thirty choleo lote noar park 810-a18p. P. Stebbins, room 81, Crighton block. JFUB BALE—200 Yourliog stoere, £00 2 and 8-yesr-old heifers, £0 graded bulls. STRANGE B103, Sioux City, lewa. JROR SALE~ Four sear old horso has boon workod double. " For pacticulars it quire at 1 o ¢ 14th and Farnaw et in barbor shop. J. Kirn 6 JFOR BALE—Now honse 7 rooma. full lot, largo barn very cheap. D, P, Joses, 9thand Bancroft South Omah: 602-a2p 780016 who s in € ma- - charactern outcil Elufle, 208-1p JPERSONAL—John Hamiln has removed to Omaba ard res'des at 1610 Leavenworth St. 673-310p V 7ILL Pe found at 15(0 Davenport 8t , an cxper forced nurse, Best city referer 2024p TO EXCHANGHE JFCR BENI_A farum. Inquiress, W. comer 16th and Izard St. Newman's grotery, 180 6p U2 RENT-—One story dwelling house five rooms, 23d, neor Clark strect. Charies Ogden, oorner 18th and Douglus Strect 508 OR FENT_Threo brick stores comner 18th and Cuming 8t. J L. McCague, Agent. 401-a2 ew cottege, 6 rooms. . Phipps Roo ot. 94341 ONEY to loan on chattels. Woolley & Harri- V1 "s0n, room 20, Omaba Natlonal Bank building. 48a2p ONXNY TO LOAK In sums'of §800 aod npward. ROOMS FOR RENT. "~ Unfurnshed rooms 8. W. comet and Howard st. Inguire up-stai g RENT—Nicely farnis) tlemon private fa vily HE(P WANTED. TANTED— Darber at No, 616 south ) 8th £¢.,0ma- ha. o1l 2p V JOR RENT—One furnished room with use of par lor and hoard, 1614 California: t. 30-8p “'AN’I'[:I\—(;I od cook at 1720 Dodge et~ None but a first rate cook need apgly. 1881p V‘mxrxnfunm pire steam faundry o first ass shirt roner. 142 WANeD 13tn and Capitol ave. OR KENT—Largo handsomely furnished front ¢ or ensuits, modern conveniences, 19240 DOR REST—Handsomely { rrnished roomstor tin lo entlemen. o pasticalats, address ' W o otficy 92-6p a 3 nd bath 127-1p alwo two small rooms 1720 Capitol ave, VW ANTED=Pupils t2 learn bookokecping, thore commencing on or before April 1et, 1 Will in- stiuet and wait for pay until situations are furnished. J. B, Bmith, 1618 Douglag St. 31p \ when you procure © eituation. Douglas st. These terms no’ §00 199-1p VWANTRD-A sir tor general house work, Apply aL803 8, 18th south of Leavenworth. 160-2p '\ ANTED=A bay o werk brtwoen s and? In the wmorniog. Apply st Ekx mall room at 10 & m Wednesday, m 311 YV ANTED-Gul 7 ANTED--8 pirsons to Jearn book-keepirg and By for insyucion out of et month’ ¢ the Slaven House 103 168, and laundress 2808 Mus, J. M. Toureton. 106-1f ANTED—A glrl L gonoml houso work, Mrs, Michel 904 B.10th street. 61-1p OR RENV~A good furnisk e room: centrally o cated. Inguire at Atkinsons miilinery Estab. lishment, Creighton £lock, 10th 8t , South ot Pogt Office. 172 OR RENT —Furnished or unfurnished room for light houto kecpicg at 821 19th St South. 1784t OR SALE OR Omaha propert . 1. improved f acres, 160 cultivated and 160 pasture. threo all other improvements looyted in Washing| tv. Address or call Jos., Kolowratek,1324 South 1th st 0 EXCHANG! ter of the city ad suitable additonal if valuc is more, Bee office. {ORSALE CITANGE-—AS$ 810 pot aoro, & or two thousand aores of timber land forty miles cast of Kansae City, wil exchango foy Noraska laud or merchandice. Bedtord, Souer M Datin (] BUSINESS CHAN For SALE—Cig 5 with stock and fixturos, retail dopartinent ard losse of building for two years, Addreas P. M. & ., Wymoro, Neb, 082-1p {OI SALE—Hotcl and salcon with all fixtures, re- colp per day, flae location, s rare bargain, i 00, torms very ency. Address R, C. Patter- Price &, corner 13th und Yarnam, 4-t1 con, {JOR SALE—Stock ana the bes tures of tho Morchants Exchange on paying saloons in Oma- ha, renson for rclting, fll health. Address or call and scé Geo. Wigging, N. E. corner 10th and Dodgo §t., Omaha Neb. 2:0-41 Ji%k BALE—Chuay, esloon fixturcs aad (tock N. W. cornor 101h and Capito ave. 61763 9 BALE—Or exohange ull stook of dlothing boots and shoes, gent! furnishing co0ods, will ox- change for Nebrsska Lands. G, M. Petorson,504 8, 10th 5t., Omaha, Neb. 165-4¢ JFOR SALE-A good skating sink quire of I Lambert, Wakofiel 20 84x100. Tn- Neb " BOARDING. TOB BENT—Nicely fumishea room at 1617 Dav: enport B, 4 JORRK* T—Furnished rooms, very desirably located on Dodge St.. only first-class tenants waoted. Apply at Drug Store, 10th sud Dodge. 008-2p OR RENT—Two newly furnishea 10oms at vouth 16th st. 140:-8p OK RENT—A large furnished front,_room with dreesing room G or one ¢lngle rooun, 710 198 BY. 52.3p VW ANTED—Blacksmith for geseral country trade Good single man preferred. Address Wiw. Calder, Cloarwater, Neb, 181:2p VW ANIED—Go0d salesman 105 N, 18th, 14-10p JWANTED-Agents 168 N. 16th. 143-10p ANTED—First-clws barbor (white) to run barter shop on shares, Box 142, Blduey, Neb. 160-6p VWANTED-A traveliug asent to sell on ertiole that dads ready wie, will run io well with s Line Ad- of whlerale grocerles. G dress 1814 Picroe Bt. 0-4p VY ARTED—A ginl to do s eneral house work must be ood plnla Gook. ~ Apply st 8 North £2d 8t. 1 comum'ssion paid. ANTRD—lmmedistely, an experienced girl N, E. corner 18th snd Lsavenworta. 984-t1 VY ANTED Lady agents for +Queen Faotector’ daisy stockiog aadskirts supporters, shoulder braces, bustles, bosom forms, cxems sbields, safety belts, sleeve protectors, te,, ontirely new devices, unprecedented profits. ' we have 500 agents n Iunf $100 montbly. Addrss with stawp, £ H. Oawpbell & Co., 9 Bouih May St., Ch'cag) 700-a15p VA ANTED--A first-class dry goods clothing, boot and shoe saleswan, must spesk Geran and well acquainted with dry goode, only single and ex- ricuced man with refércace need spply. G. Adler, werd, Neb 80411 SITUATIONS WANTED. ‘?‘un’fin——aumuu} a4 driver or o take care of & ¥orden or o do ary kind of work. | tpeak differcnt lang usges. Addrcss “F, P." this offioy. fite 'OR RENT—Two pice'y furnished rooms st south 16th 8¢, 140+ Fim RENT—Nicely furnished rooms 105 N, 1, JPOR RENT Purnished front room, brick bay win: dow with Lowrd sual Ty 608worth 172k TOR RENT—Furubhed toom with bLoard 1812 Dolge 8t. 100-2 613 3 7O RENT—Several fue flices in Crounse’ black, Inquise Xd. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blao: Fdnfim rooms 1902 B OARDING—Firstclaes boas {OR RENT—Lodglng room for 1 or 2 men, N. E. cor, 16th and Capitol ave. Inquire at 100m 9,up staire. [y J1BST-CLASS Bod and board 1212 Cepltol ave. 12885 MISCELLANEOUS, B 3 PLENDED pasture with ruaniog water and_good shelter for 200 horuss can be had of Hase & Prosh. Rathmana farm near Calhoun t Paulien & Co. 1618 Farnam Bt 220 EWARD- 810 roward will bo pa'd forthe usme of the man who waa riding & bay horse last even- out eight o'clack and who se fiendishly ran e buyigy contaning Mrs Jno. § Sneed and Mus Kate Quinn, collision cocured at correr of Farnam and 18th and the brut of a rider kept on southward on 18t Bt. The partv who picket up whip fcom this runaway will please return samo. . Buced, Pacific Express G, Ul-1p 103 A lrke satk red Irdsh setter dog, 1 year 411, was lost or stclon from south 11'h street a fow dajw ago. given.” C. A reward for bis return to me will be Nclsn 624 touth 10th st 204 £ 0% RENT—April lst, large unfurniehed rosms 03 ¥, 23d 8t 94541 7 OR RENT—4 onvenfeut chawbers or hou keeping 80 aman and wife without child ke thice, 819 north 17.h bf OR RENT—A plessant front room furnished. 8, ¥. cor. ) 6th ant Howard St. 0541 T OB BEAT—Large tronh offon ou seccud floor, I quiie No. 1211 Farnawm 8t. 50 OB RENT-Fursisbod sooum ot 1815 Jackton B). 6s3allp O& RENT—Furnished room and board $6.00 per wook. ~ Very best location. 1814 Daveaport. | 3 O8T—0n the Street car between the oernsr of 16th and Tzard aud 1424 north 16th streot, small Fo ket Look contalnlog & dratt for $8L. The finder Will ploase leave st Beo oftica. 216 2p ST Large topaz ring gold mouoted fu the vi Jcinity of the 1 worth Bties’ school. inder wil be libaral y rewar jed by ref § #n1e (0 §tore of M. A. McNamara, 14th near Faraam 8t. 200 tf 14 KEN UP—Twe!ve head of young cattle. Owner can recover same by calllng upon John F. Hoch, Milk dalry, north of Deat & Dumb asylum, ¢ 898-m 21 Towbw DRIVY, vaults, slaks and oosspools cleancd at the ‘shortest nntice aud satislaction guaranteedby]¥, ©. Abi, I 0. Box 878 presy I KENT Three unfurnishe! rooms north-wes ‘corner 1561 and Leaveuworth to swall family. Pply 00 promises. 1752 0k RENT— Furaishied 102 1810 Dodge., 186-a80 Fou RENT ¥ urulsbed room at 1913 Farnsm. Cud-a9p F:r:muu E, Btoves otc.. stored ln brick ware nouse 911 and 913 Joues Bt. 197 W I)luvv vaults, and cesspools cloaned &b shortest notice aoy tlme of (he day, ib wn entircly orderless way with our fmproved pamp and donogau appe all plaoces clraned by us disonieo arges reasonablo. A. Kvaus, 128 Dodgo Bt., up stalrs 656 usp