Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE -SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1885. 5 — — THE DARK 1DOI. Opiam aed Its Victims in Omata, —_— pends, Each one of the pllla of “hop” or opiam oosts, at retall, twenty five conts, A confirmed oplum smoker oan smoke sometimes as many as twenty-five, fifty or even one hundred of these pills In one night. Of course others do not use as much. *‘The value of a pipe Increases with its use. A plpe that had been used for two or three yesars is worth much more than one which 1a new, while a pipe which has been smoked ten or fifteen years 18 worth 840 or $50. The reason of this fs that the continued smoking throvgh one stem imparts a mellow and highly aromatic flavor to that stem. ‘‘There soems to bs some slgn among the ‘hop smok one smoker can readlly distinguish an- other, and without asking him directly, can tell that he is an oplum-smoker. This sign, whatever it may be, will galn ments this Year. Paving and Grading to be Done— Polloy ef the New Council. Something About the “Hop-Joints™ h and the Habit, Thore was arumor last night that Marshal Cammings intended to close up the opium joints on his own responsibil- ity, and without watting for the action of the city council. But the report proved to be unfounded. Itis belleved that the outcome of the present sgitation agalnst these places will be thelr total suppression. Certalnly year. The clty of Omshs, In keeping with her spirit of push and enterprise, at which she now stands. the journals of this olty cannot wago too [ B sdmisslon Into a%l the SPReJRAL | A reporter for the Brr olled bitter a warfare sgainst them, and it Is to against all cutslders. J Tharrday upon City Engineer Rosewater relatlve to the prospects for public im- provements this year. Mr. Rosewater said that there would not be nearly so much work done in the way of publlc improvement thi be hoped that as In St. Louis, Ohicago and Oincionali, the dlsclosures In the newspapers will be fatal to the existence of theso dens. * Of all the mysterlous and terrible fea. tares of criminal life in Omaha, there s, perhaps, nothing more fraught with my: tery than the opium “‘joints” of the city; myaterious, by reason of the dark veil of almost Impenetrable secresy wnich cloaks the resorts and the actiona of the con- firmed opiam-eaters of the town; terri- ble, because of the throttling of all moral character and physleal force, which Is an evitable result of the awfal habit. The bondage of the poor opium wratch to his dark idol is, once entered upon, never to bo cast off. The victim of the liquor habit may, by efforts more or less atren- uous, throw off the shackles which threaten him; the oplum-eater rarely er never. Once let the habit be firmly es. tabllshed; once let Its envenomed fangs sink into the flesh of its victlm and the aubtle polson course through his vens, and hels forever doomed. He cannot shake off the coils; they close upon him, crushing out cf him all life; he sinks first into spiritless spathy; then blank deapalr, and finslly when the vital ener- gy fails to reepond sufficlentiy to the stimulus of the drug, death must ensue; anlese, perchance, the victim first turn suictde, The oplum jolats are, so far as knowa, four in number. Oue of them s situa- ted on Twelfth strest between Douglas and Dodge, nex% to the Buckingham theatre; another is on Tenth street, on the west side of the street, between Douglas and Dodge; the third is on Har- ney street, on_the north side between Eleventh and Twelfth; while the largest establishment Is on the northeast corner of Thirteenth and Dodge streets, In every case thess places are run in connec- tion with Chinese laundries. and in every {nstance the proprietor or overeeer of the jolnt Is one of the Chinese laundrymen. it might be well to state in this connec- tlon that the talk which s sometimes In- dulged In by the individual of resplendent fancy about the gorgeous fitting-up of the places, 1s all bosn. The apartments are all of the plainest character poesible, and there is not the slightest attempt at any - thing sumptuous. And this is true, in all probability, of every opium joint from New York to San Franclaco, excepting, of course, the private ‘'lay-out” of the wealthy opium-cater. Itis an extremely hard matter for an outsider not addicted to the habit to get into one of these places; it s impoesible for him to obtain entranca at all unlees *‘steered” in by a habltue of the establistment. Were any curlosity- seeker to endeavor to seek ad- mittance to an opium joint, even ostensl- bly for the purposs of indulging in o smoke, he would find the doors literally and figuratively closed agalnst him; and the sallow-hued celestial to whom he wight prefer his request would mavifest a paioful ignorance of any such thing as oplum-smoking and in all probatility ask him, In pigeon-English, to walk ou:. Thr. ugha friend, however, who has been inttlated into the mysteries of the ‘‘di- vine" drug, admlssion may be gained. And it was by this latter methud that the reporter was enabled to gain an in- sight into the workings and appearsncs of the oplum lay-out or joint. It will be interesting to observe for the mo- ment its interior appolntments and its habitues, Passing through the laundry which occupies the front part of the building, where the almond.oyed sons of the Flowery kingdom are bending over their work, the observer pasees through a back entrance and up a rickety flight of stairs Into a back room where the oplum smoking s conducted. Pausing for a moment, one notices that the walls are covered with small bunks or bede, one above another, where the opiom vietim lios atretched out, enjoying the pleasurss of the temporary rhapsody induced by the drog. Examine the outfit which the smoker uses, Firat, there is the plpe or bowl, very much simllar to an ordiuary tobacco plpe. This pipe hasa atem which varies in lepgth from eigh- teen inches to two or three feet, Then there it mall lamp or burner used to heat the opium or **hop” as the China- men call it, and a loog “pin,” by means of means of which the smoker plcks up the opium. The oplum most commonly used comes in the form of a black, mo- lassea like mixture. This Is taken up on the polnt of the pinand by a process somewhat difficult to describe, twirled around in the bowl of the pipe which is held near the flame of the Jamp. This e kept up until the mass of the opiam has assumed the shspe of a small pill. This pill s then placed in the bowl of the plpe, over the flame of the lamp, and leaning back, stretched at fall length on the bunk, the smoker inhales, in long aud easy breaths, the Influence of the beatific drug, e ——— Pure, pleasant, sure—Red Star Cough Cure, 'rompt, permanent cure. Fifty centa. INAUGURAL CONOCERTS. The Dedication of the New Pipe |essity for it. As the city advanced fur- Organ in the Dodge Street e o would be, year by year, less need for ex penditure in broadening, gradlpg, pav- ing, or beautifylng her streets. The magnificent Instrument just placed In the Dodge Street Presbyterian church will be formally inaugurated in two grand concerts next Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Mr. Olarence Eddy, the American organ-virtuoso, will ke the soloist both evenings. In organ playing the per- formances of Mr. Eddy are worthy to be deeignated as eminent, aud he is un doubtedly the peer of the greatest llving organlsts, Mr, Eddy will be asslsted in the con- certs by twenty-five of the best slogers of Omahn, They will glve several grand choruses, among which are Triumphal March (*“*with sheathed sword”) from “‘Naaman,” by Costa; *‘Stars in Heaven” by Rheinberger; ‘‘March Romaine,” by Gouncd and a “Spring Song,” by Pln- suti, The soloitts are Mrs. C. E. Squlres, Mras, J. S. White, Miss Lillie Chamber- lain, Mr. W. B. Wilkins and Mr. Jay Northrup. A very pleasing and import- ant feature will be the work of Mr. W. Tabor as accompauist. This gentleman 1s, without doubt, one of the most accomplished organlsts and mausicians in the west. He has but re- cently located In Omaha and accepted tho important position ef organist and choir director in the First Congregatlonal church, Those who have heard him in this city are dellghtsd with his exqulsite taste, smasterly technique and artistic con- ception of the compoeer’s deslgn. That these concerts will be the crown- ing musical feature of the season in Omaha, and the houze will be crowded with our best society people, is a fore- gone conclusion. e ——— Hosford's Acid Phosphate, HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED. Dr. C. R. Dake, Belleville, Ill., says: “I have prescribed hundreds of bottles of it. It is of great value inall forms of nervous disease which are accompanied by loss ot power.” MUSIC FOR MAY. $45,000 with which considerable paving street Intersactious only, while the bal- ance is pald for by the taxpayer whore property abuts upon the thoroughfare.) tirely expended in paviog the intersec- trely upon the petltion of the property owners requesting the establiehment of expense in this direction, likely that any sewers will bo lald during the coming season. Tho appended list will show the streets for the paviog of which the city councll has already passed ordinances. to suit the exigencies of expente. to west line Nineteenth. north line Farnam. nue to south line Davenport.” Howard, east llne Ninth, to west line Eighth. line Jackson, enst line Phil Sheridan street. south of Leavenworth to north line of Center street. Cumlng, east line Twentieth to east line of Divislon, well out toward subarban lines. The fands of the city will not permlt the paving of all these strects and some of them will have to be stricken off by the council. Farnam and Sixteenth strects can be paved Twelfth, between Thirteenth and Tenth streets will, it is very likely, have to be stricken, as the expense can hardly bo borne by the clty this year, A Grand Chorus and Orchestral Rehearsal Thursday Night, Thuraday evening, desplte the cold and dreary weather, there was a large atten- dance atthe rehearsal for the May festival, and Director Sauer’s baton guided a strong and intelligent chorus in its first rehearsal with the orchestra. The vocal selections now under rehearsal are the “Bridal Chorus” from ‘Lohengrin,” the “Fishermen’s Choras” from *‘Mass- nlello,” the “Damascus Triumphal March” from the oraterlo of ‘‘Naaman,” and two choruses from Hayden's *‘Sea- son’s.” Beslde these the Muslcal Union orchestra Is preparing to present a num ber of pleces of a high order, Out of the Invitations sent to vocalists of known excellence, there have been already upwards of 100 responses, and it is proposed to ralse the choras to 125, The singers enter on thelr work with en- thusiasm and spirlt and the choruses and orchestral performances with the ald of the four vocal sololsts, who are to be brought from the east, warrant the pre- diction that the festival will be a great and sstisfactory event for the city and state. statute provisions, In the case of most of these streets, the time for protest has explred, and apon the clty council the right to declde upon the materlal to be used devolves. POLICY OF THR NEW COUNCIL. “No, sir,” sald one of the new council to a reporter yesterday, ‘‘the council will not ke so much done in the way of in truth, there is not 8o much need for it. 1 believe, homever, that we wlll start a new city hall this season, because thers 18 a great need for one, and the founda- tlons, at lest, caa be lald. But other sary, 1 think will have to be foregone. SKIN DISEASES OURED, By e, Frazier's Magic Ointment, Oures if by magic: Pimples, Black Heads or Grub Blotches and Eruptions_on the face, leaving the skin clear and beautiful, Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips and old, Obainats o T Aala by druggists, or mailed on receipt price, 60 cents, Sold by Kubn & Co. and O, ¥, Goodman. AMAGDALEN'S PRANKS, A Cast-Off Magdalen Enters Her Rival's “New Palace” and Kicks up a Dust, — ——— STOP THAT COUGH By using Dr, Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal- sam—the only sure cure for Coughs, Oolde, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and all diseasos of the throat and lungs, Do not neglect a cough. It may prove fatal. Scores snd ‘hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr, Frazier't Throat aud Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be without it after once using it, and discovering its marvelous power, Itis put up in large family bottles and sold or the small price of 75 cents per bottle, Sold Kubp & Co. and O, ¥, Goodman, o —— Police Coart, There Is one thing especially commend- able In Judge Stenberg's o' aracter as the presiding genlus of the police judiclary, and that 1s his promptness in opening up the court at 9 o'clock In the morning and proceeding immediately with the trials, It is to be deslrod that there will ;be no “‘letting down” In this particular. Jobn Morlarity was & no-armed crip- A gonuine row took place at the re- cently opened bagnlo on Twelfth between Farnam and Douglas streets last night. The former *‘female friend” of the pro- pristor of a dlsreputable resort near town entered the lately opened bagnio and tore and ripped thingsgenerally, It ap- pears that the presiding goddess of this new gilded palsce was et up in business m" EMBE[['S“ME“iS- ::eg;npo;od togn“lml get for him at T smaller than £10 bille. The Prospects for Pablic TMPTOTE: | handed the bogas conductor to get chang- | tainta, ulcers, obstructions, unnataeal od, and deposit ) with the company for | dlscharges, oxhausted vitality, premature thelamp. Oonductor went off and remain- | decline, nervous, mental, and organic de- | Y\ xre od and when last heard of was still remain- [ bility, varicccale, hydrocele, diseaces of suddenly recollected that he had left his | piles, fistulas and rupture, all permanent- N N man (Brooks) to walt a moment. Brooks [the most complete organization of medi- | ™" __ d Now that the season is wearing on the [ watiad from early forenoon to late after- [ cal and surglcal skill in Amerlos, Send V7 Axrao—Farnishel room by o ngle gent; s clty officials are preparing for the paving [noon, and has not yet gotten back his |bistory of vase and addre: i and grading work that is to be done this | mon eannot afford to altogether drop the mat- [ his discharged brakeman have not boen ter of atreot improvements at the polnt [ Identified. to ascertaln mome facts|this city. agent of the I, B, & W, is in the city. yoar as in Idaho, left for his western home Thurs-|and in person manage and control the Drawings in 1884, and In fact there was no nec-|day. ther and farther to a metropolltan stage [ of the Union Pacific, has returned from the | i its advertisement of appearance and improvement there|gae, S Pthe | Cleveland, Oblo, for a two weeks rest and city intersactlon fund there was about [ visit to relatives. couldbe done, (Itis, of courae, understood | the city visiting witn her mother, Mrs, R. N. that the city pays for the cost of paving|wWakefield, at 1208 Pacific straet. John Robinson circus, it n the city arranging [ 1ooboratod fn 185 for 2 years by tho logisture | Fox wesr—a 8 reomsetiage on Galforia i, bek This suin, $45,000 will probably b en | for the appearance of his show here in June, , $45, tlons. As for grading, of course it is|Mrs, A, A. Gibson, of this city, for the past | s made a part of the present stato constitution ot impossible to eay anything definite. | month, left yesterday for her home in Shoshone, 'he quantity of work done depends en-|yqano, the grade of their respective streets. Lt |0080, and secretary of the Cincinnati Forge 1s probable that $200,000 wlll cover the | and Iron Co., is in the city, stopping at the Ttis not | Paxton, John Ingram, Covington; T. H. Mullery, Lincoln; W. J. Smith, Davenport, Towa; § 1. Russell Valparaiso; E. P, Savage, Lincolo, The list will doubtless be much modified, | *1® 3% the Canfield. Farnam street from west line Fifteenth | ron; M. W. Stone, Wahoo: G. W. Nobes and wife, St. J Sixteenth, from south line Douglas to | Weigel, Creighton; C. H. Norton, Chicago, ; and John W. Moore, Philadelphia, aro stop- Twelfth, from south line Capitol 8ve- | 1ing at the Millard, prominent and intelligent stockmen of Wyo- Twolfth, south lice Howard to ncrth|mwiog, whoee palace on the Wyoming plains has been described in the metropolitan papers | 1567 prizes, amounting to St. Mary’s avonue, west line Forest |of America and Europe, and whose home is a periect art and curicsity gallery, is at the Thirteenth, from south line alley next | Paxton, man’s thanks for courtesies and an opportu- nity to examine his gallery filled with pic- tures of famous artists, amongwhom are Capitol avenue and Davenport and How. | those of some lovely lady members of that | === ard can also be paved, inasmuch as there profession, whose parts in the m'mic drama | ]\ will be no intersactlons, Caming will|of life have done eo much. to_instruct, amuse also be provided forin all probabllity. | and improve the world, Hampton; Robert Haney, St. Paul; J, M, Robertson, Bennstt; E, W. Hayes, Beatrice; The property owners on these thor- Mrs. McMurry and Mrs. Haiselton, Red | cial exchange, 1608 Farnam st. oughfares have, in accordance with Cloud; C. W, thirty days in | C. H. Hues which to either protest against the pav- | Thomas J. Carney, Plattsmouth, and R. A. ing, or decide upon the kind of material [ Hyde, Hastings, Neb., are at the Metro- to be used In case no protest is entered. | politan, weigns thirteen pounds, is cleven yoars old, speaks like a goneral, is active s a cat, polite a8 a Frenchman in a ballroom, and twirls an ebony cane like a masher, He proudiy tells as now composed will be very conserva- | YOU he was bom in Keamney, Clay county, o T tRInEC™e], Will bo-ont ~ aloa wot o | Missouri, and expacts to be a candidute for drive the city too deeply into debt, There | opgress aftor a while. grading and paving this year as last, and, [ well known in Omaha, haye opened a real which they have fitted up in priucely style. Thesa gentlemon will also issue the Real city fmprovements, not abeolutely neces- | F3tate Gazette, « soven column wockly jour- nal, devSted atrictly totho business of selling, buying and publishing the various real estate interests of Omaha and Nebraska. The Ga zotto is a nent and business-like paper, and the propriotors have scattered all through its pages tho ovidences of business capacity, clear-hoaded and useful information, Tho Gazette is welcomed to the order with open bands and hearts. Messrs. “Clark & Sells,” long may you wave! Ridge neencg. is about to go to Washington to reply to ol Cloud, were haunged at Thomaston, der of a fellow workman, on the railroad, about elghteen months ago. large tenement hous Acsets nomally $180,000; liabilities $130,000, te Diseas 7 AvTen- Situstion by an experienced book ki - = ’ A TV iTeo s Youne muato Wers ears o hoesen {?“.l _FOR SALE -HOUSES—LOTS, of either sex, however induced speedily, | janitor, by @ good salesmen, by & coschmar, by & — cured, | stengeraphor nd trpe writcr: best of aterercon | |§ st eat hoad of 8t Mary's ave. on strest ew house eight rooms, lot 50t150 £3,000 ok = e e 0ot hl.':"’l"“(‘l-l“ rth consldc rable more L e — o prize atked. | MY Ant ime MISCELLANEOUS WANTS {oxisg with imall st cotfnge on Harney —— St — . “1st, $2,100. Five thousand yards dirt at §th ard | Very nice 7 room osttaze lob 60x14, Loavenworth ste. F. I, I £33 20 | Convent street $3.800. very esny tors — S W coiner 15th and Farnam, Brooks had soms 50, but nothing | thoroughly and permanently One of these he | Complicated and obatinate cases of blood ha Employmest Burean 1120 Fa it drivi T CGae. 98y Fros s ng. DBrakeman rsmalned awhile and |prostrate gland, kidnoys and bladder, \\*mm» _To buy A chea) h Box 639, Post oftiee. ® house five rosma lot x| i A ohivid S — barn near Saundors street north Owmaha. lunch and as it was the last he would Eot Iy cured. Staff of twelve oxpert special- V7 ASTRD o rent (b racmt for Tight house ke | 8800 down; bulance § gt e o at rallrond rates, asked the new brake. |ists in constant attendance, constituting fng; address C H Fuller, eare of Frederick, hat. | comer 15th and Farn; 04018 oy | — - ~House full Jot, well, cistern, barn, sil in ndition, one blook fro ot cars $1 800 H Groe 1Bank. €41t rearonable, state price; address “D R 8" B ustrated or his lamp; nor has he seen the [ pamphlet of psrticalars. World's Dls- for i1l office 507-17p i 1 02 . ~ {OR 8AL A full lof corner of 18th and Jon liberal conductor o his ditchargod and [ ponsary Medical Assostation, Buffalo, N. | Y7 axtes (A tureished vl ina e town, one [ 1 el iesod and WiV e of . 1 hungry brakeman. i & Vice: New ¥ 0 ks oreale. Warren Switslor. m20 No arrests so far, as the conductor and 0K SALE 5 Iota full size, 10 por cent cash, balance ANFED -] a mmediately, at the On employ. | K moataly paymont; Oroen, o X ®.CAPITAL PRIZE, * 75,000, marit burea, &Il thows dosli\ux good help and | Bink, > T oe W I Grees; over e Nat THoKNTS ONLY 85, SHARES 1N PROPORTION | £904 H1tustions both male and frmale. A8 | e - JOR 8AL8—Two coltages and lot Virginla ave, o 7Aero o rent sl house: ety small reot | [ block 60uth of S Bare s aosy arfinie ave. one reasonable, within 12 blocks of Bee, possession | balance on leng tims. lsaso Ad Fy block A 24th. " Address or oall at Bee offioo after 4 p. m., | opp. P. O i s E. P, 1vis oiat | — - o ° . “7\\"" To rent ahouse with modern improve- | J'OR SALK_Cheap ‘or cash—Six choios lots In wents corvanient to busineas for a fami "";_‘l““ View and four in Burr Oak, east of 18, iy nt to b A temlly of®) 1 8 ark; apply to Cl p s Louisiana State Lottery Qompany | no chliren; sddrers 8 B"caro Bao office. 673.” | FATNOS Tarki apwly to Chaa. Mobendls, 1488 ‘“We do hereby certify that we superwise the ar T AXTED —To loan $5,000 for four on business ™ ' - ~r rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annva property, Lo ettt Apply at | JRCRsaLx~A K \d house of five rooms, pan- Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Company | onee at McCagae Brothers bank opposite P, 0. try, clorets and ocollar, north wide of Mason b7ga7 | And 220'st Inqulie on promises. Chatlos K. PKRSONAL W. A, Paxton and wife have returned to Col. W. M. Shaw, western [pasengee W. H. Watt, prominent in mining circles themselves, and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness and in good faith toward all par- ANTED—$3 50 will buy one dozen Roger Dro's ties, and we authorize the company to use this cer- tripplo lat-dtanle knlves £t Mooly's china | J{'0R SALE ~House and lok corner 24(h at., and Cap. tificate, with fac-similes of our signatures astached | stors,corner 1045 aud L'averport st. oA it] ave, 8 rooms modern canveaiences, stable for by iLeoht) | 4 horses, bargain; Inquire of H G. Stripe, 1304 VW ANTEDEvery ady in neod of n sowing ma. | Doulas'st. adot chine, to see the new Improved American No. 1. P.E. Flodman & Co. agents; 230 N 10th. 8431t OOk i om ke ~Six room houso, wall clatarn, = —-— d stable; first clage order,twenty-first and Clark nt $20 per month, eall $2,000 oasy terms A P at Car 10¢lls Book store, 8-t r 4720 S. B. Jones, asiistant general freight agent Dr. Amelia Burroughs left Thusrday for FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, Ty on R Mrs, J. B. Inman, of Fargo, Dakota, is In ouse of four rooms and two acres o | TAOR SALE—A very nic . rden land on south Twentieth and Pierco 1t | ' Noran 101 An e oaats Inqufre st E S Fliggs, Grooery store, south 13th at. [ = —~ or C L Van Cawps, corner 50th a*d Bellovue road. 'OR SAL 0x132 foot,ons or.aop | 8 tront, 8130 per month, W.H _Gréen, over Lst Nationsl ban st OOMMISSIONERS, D, 8. Vernon, reprosentative of the old r_oducational and charitablo purpossa—with a 24th and capital of §1,000,000—to which a reserve fund of over 028-t¢ 8550 000 haa since beon added. Dy ac overwhelming popuist Yoto lte tranchise [ gnow waxrHouso of § rooms and rummer kitchen No 1485 § 9th St. Inquiroat premilsos or at 813 § Inquire on premizes. P J Crddon. | JURIEALE -Thirty sholos lote near par FOR SALF, MISOELLANEOUS. Mrs. Andereon, who has been o guest of adopted December 2d. A. D, 1879. S10thsh. G F Elsassor, I s o only lotery over voted on and endorsed by O34-18P | J R0k sALE A L'aok mivo drives slogle or double, the peoplo of any i s meToA howe with madorn fmprovements, 10 1 quireS K corner 17¢h and Dorcasst. 604-22p 8 OF postpones. rooms 213 8 14th st. to & Divis, oTEeTTy . Benjamin, of Black, Pollak & Co., Chi- eingle. number drawiogs take place bt 1. Bedtord Bodor & D i, | o 841w —Two gond tamily_horees, alto oo roud cart; inquire of James Barret',Gover: nt stable ID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A PORTUNE, FirTn GRAND DRAWING, CLASS E. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO, NEw ORLEANS, ' TURSDAY, MAY 12, 1885, 180th MONTILX DRAWING. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000 J2ilf 100,000 Tickets at $5 each, Fractious, in | f{io" RevT—1ouse 8 roomsat Fifths, in proportion, ok kENT—Pleasant fuenished house or wnished | 90TNer 1ith and Chicago ste. rooms with first-clats bonrd $21 S 19th st. 529-t8 | 3 3p JFen A= Two now Remingion Sewing machin os, 825 oach, ut Mcyor & Baapke, 038 23 Or RuNT—Store dwel ing attached $29, per month D L Thowas. 80541 Houry Fry, York; W. H. Barstow, Crete; ot saue-Fixtures, connters, shelving, s:alos and o good dellvery horse at 1018 Harvey st N Morrill, 037-20p dwell | JOOR SAUE-My family horse and two seatod car- LIST OF PRIZES; and Saunvers st; Inquire 1709 Ja.kscn st 443.22p rlege, harcess ard robes. Wm.ul)\um“n"cl M. Emmington, Pender; D. 8. Post, Heb- or_RENT—Six roomed house contral and eix | v — 4 2 Prizesof qumml houee furnished for faxily wi hout ohil- R 8A ne 8 year old standard bred stallion 1200 | aron, it Bros 517 82ath 1500 86 P colt, kood mover; inquire Bruo Barn. £22-13p 6 Prize. of 10 Prizos of 90 Prizes of 100 Prizes of % A. Horn, Norfolk; Will o & hall howse <f six rooma and | J{10% #AUN—Nice family horse, phacton and har- 10,000 = WL S neee; enquiro at Bluo Barn, 2118 ‘2“’]'?““ wash house, /500 | one door north. 800 Prizes of | —. JOn saLr —Real estate, wanting to improy o 500 Prizes of 25,000 | “T=o% weNT “Stors and nouse and xtures for e | H o b8, Tortee b taOWIHE Pronortys 1000 Prlzes of 265, 18th street and st Mary's 62518 p Lots 4 and 6, Clarks addition Lea Richard Frewen, Fsq, one of the most Arvrox 9 Approximation Prizes of $750 .. 9 do do 600 9 do do 250 = TR = 5 JFOR RENT—A atore cheap 300 morth 1ith, | P T) 20 1 Houte and lot 4.9 Capito! {OR RENT—House 11 fooms 019 N 10th st;.apply to | 1 Houso and 1t 13 block 9, K D v Hume. o4g-tt | 00 lotain Dupont ylace, south of the Park, s e — | 41ots la block 18 and 20, Waterloo, Neb ok RENT—House 11 rooms, cell i, pantry, clsete, | A farmof 120 acres in crop, alao FO acres near 8t car, #28 per month. G K Thompson, 8 W | all i - rman, Washingt corner 11th and' Harnoy, L, ashu anton, St aubzo & Ruth's ald. Application for rates to clubs should be made only to theoffice of the Company in New Orleans, For further information writo clearly giving fu addross. POSTAL NOTES, Exprass Money Orders, or [ o e e aleof e on Wot Farnan James Stecl and wifo, Portland; Frank | Nog Yore Fxchange In ordinary lotier, Corronoy quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 10 Crounso | Clarke; 1512 Dougles St. ) Carrath and Jobn Higman, Plattsmouth; | pense) addressed, Block. 407t |- A. Bowen and O.C. Jones, Neligh; Miss| o,y 5 pavpmy, XA DAUPHIN S % RN _Sosond floor of &x roome. Oo straet oar | [{'0™ SALE—300 Yearing stoers, Tenth, eouth llne of Mason to south | Arina Wilson, South Omaha; F. M. Stark- 07 Seventh St., Washington D. C. llnfi %ullp;t‘lo)rw‘ehlvxrus.xnvum-EO'“MLHH- 250 yemling heifers, Iine blocks 241 and 242, The last limit | weather, Milwaukee; E. E. McCord, Chicago, | o Make P O. Mouor Orders payablo and address | cnworth and Phil Sherlduo. 405-t¢ 200 2 and 8'year-old heifers, ine blocks an . e last him) 1) ) ezt o' Dt 8O, Reglstered Lettors to <o —— o 00 graded bulls. would throw the paving of Tenth street (and W. A, Pinkerton, Chicago, are registered NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK OR RENT- 28room houses Inquie no. F |srasxon Bros, Sloux City, Tews. 750013 at the Paxton, New Orleans, La. rton,Smeltiog works, or 314 Nor 8t. Ty 3 104-t OR §ALE—For 60 down and 820 per month 1 Col, Wood, of the museum, has the Bre willbuild an clegant five room oottage, with. QP J \OR RENT—A furnisned house 9 rooms during | rorones clossts, bas window brick ccllar, cistors b] EC IA L N( )TICE b- the Summer month to parties without children, L..\ua. &3, &), with t¥0 1ts nicely fencod the whole Sttt Inquire 211 South 234 St. 191U Yl complete n..'.m’)‘ 'I'Iul: cu:!u;‘:ug mlm |=ullllnu'onno R NOR RENT-Store bullding 44xR0 three story and | 0 ttracts for ton have already been let. Call st my TO LOAN—MONEY, H Sacemont No. 110snd 11 Lith. Toquire” 1409 | Oftice and seevlan of cottage, location &c. — Bring your friends along, C. E. Mayne, south-west cormer 16th and 207-a%0 {\OR RENT—Farnished cottage, 7 rooms, with [ ————— = e} closets, vantry, gto.,in best locality in City can [ J{'OR SALE—On easy pyymosd. = will uisa Dy ront #30h DORGd, - Gall 1 Aftoraoon at 650 Plers: T s o bl ovass £ ey uotionw o ohy tas 0on Dodge 8t. 999-t1 oxky Jo renl est ONEY To loan on chattels, Woclley & m-fin, ent 8t. 10t l!"ljrhn-x-ur= frquire of P, J. Crsedon, conlractor A.J. Kenney, Red Cloud: E. L. Eley, Room 20, Omaha National bank buildiog - L and buildor 27th and Webstor 8t. 9%0 020 954 'WR RENT—One story dwelling house five rooms, g i one claek st ™ Chnk.on Grsen: Sommk REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 18uh and Dougles Strect. 23t ONEY loaned low rates,in amounta to sult on chattel,collater or othergood security. Finan- 268-m1p —Lobeck & Co*, 1212 Farnam oal estate bought and sold R s umonsus OR RENT -Three. brlok stores corer 18th and strect corner 13 Cuming 8t. J L. McCaguo, Agont. 401-a2 | 0n commission, exchanges of real or personal proper ty effected; the patr.nageof parties having real cstate JFOR BENT New oottage, 6 rooms. . Phippe Reo | or stock o coods to wli or exchunge at. rowsmable 1612 8, Gthet. 41| prlecs, i sollolted, and will havo. eur bost sttertion. = (8- . Smith and wife, Springfield; and sister, D, E. Wille, and | M QVE¥A0 LOAN—On reas estate and chattels omas. ONEY Loanel on ohattels, cut rats, R. R tloketa voughtand sold. A. Forman,218 8,15th 8t ROOMS FOR RENT. PERSONAL. ; : ONEY LOANED at C. F. Roed &Co'. Loan office 3 Major Parks, the spry little gentleman now | M "on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal | 0 RENT Handsomely fornished room foreiu- P o o £ B onper, Teance Clirvoyait visitiog Omaha, is twenty-three inches high, | Proverty of all kinds and all othe rartlcles of value, | == & ‘ ST 920-20p d healing medium now ready for business over ithout remcval. Over 1 ational Bank,corner 18th and Farnam. Al busing rictly confidential 22148 M C2YEY TO LOAN 1a sums of §300 aad upward. YA 0.F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Loan Agents, 1605 Faroam 8. 2534 WANTED FEMALE HELP. ANTRD —A Il for goneral house work; must b 4ood cook, washor and ironer. Mrs G W-Am Byron Clark and Col, D. M. Sells, both |bross, 1024 Farnam st. 40 tt No0628 16th stroct, south-east corner on Webster and 16th, terms very reasonable. 482.m10 {0k RENT - Nicely furnished rooms, Modern o nlences; splendld location on car line, 172 itol Ave. 169, WILL Re founl at 1669 Davenporti ., anexper fotced nurso, Dost city reference given B72.028y F.fl Rx1—Ono large handsomoly furnished room with excellont board for single gentlcnan, 1718 L . TO EXCHANGE, F‘;' KENT—Furnished room 1621 Capltol ave. ORBALE o1 pxcnANar—For resldence in Owaha, 00 23p one of thy best improved farms in Centr. | I enting for $:00. Lobook & Co., renl [ R kT —Furnished room with or witheut board, al<o double front room 1714 California St = 7 ANTED~Dieh washer at the Emmet house. B = S T 0 kxCitANaR—A splendid farm for grocerles, hotel estate office at 1108 Farnam streat, occupyig 643.17p 013175 ‘sud saloon for farm; addrees R C Patterron, 18th the entire second floor of Lehman's building, =~ on nRvT—Flostent Taralabod rooms Vit board | A0d Faroam. 576418 Y/ Axrav—Giil todohouso work 2412 Capitol ave. €30-20p 806 north 17th sireet 1 block from streot cars. V[m ¥XOIANGE—440 acres well improved land 3 L irom Essex, Towa, for a stock of general merc dise or bardware. Address John Lincerh>lm, E Towa, 84 OR RENT. y furnished rooms In Red- WV A3m =A woman ta do chamber wark 102 north Two ne: iok's block. Applyat218513tnst. 620-18p 12th St. 631-20p W AKTED-—Good wmeat. and pastry cook, at Pa- otel, Cclumbus, Enquire H Mannwei- 18th sbreet. 6534t \OR SALE—Or exchange. Wo have for sile the exclusive right in this stato to sell tho ooal ecnomizor and soot destroyer, dostroys tho soot and will save twenty per cont on ‘cosl, will kol county right or tho stat", or will exchange for resl estate or w7 100d property on application will send samplo lfstts aland give particulars. Rea on for selling 3 annot give it his attention: s rare chance for im sen: Bedfond, Scuer & Davis. 28 U o8 RENT—~Oue turnished toom sultablo for two ler, 418 gentlemen, 1610 Davenport st. i118p {or mENT—Furnished room fuitable for house. keeping; a;ply Mrs J P Swith, corucr of 18th and AxTa A woman to nurse a ick lady. Tnquire 0717 P Clark sts. 65241 at 912 Douglas St. 7 ANTED—A girl for general houso work at 104 § Eighteenth St. Bid3p | Jq'oR krxT—Cne largo tront room with bay window and mantel and one pleaeant back room furnished or unfuroished, modorn impravoments, 20th st. near ‘wave. Tnquire $ W cor 16th and Dodge st. VY 4xzme - 4u cxperlonced coak, one who can come CHANGE ~Two lots In W. A. Redlck's std. well recommended, 1113 Dodge o10-tt ot or half a lot Jocated somewhere nearer 1 V43782, for goneral house work. Inqulro at 500 5 19th st. . 0tl1Tp “'A.\YKH Girl for light house work, 1417 Jackeon. 609-17p WV 43780—Soming girl good hand, 16th betweon 020-17p Howard and Jackson. VW 4en -Gy to do general houtswofls for fam- 1ly of three: be well recom mended; apply MMyotTtaliaust named U'i‘iw ] E-ntom to Mrs, Chas. McDonal4, 621 5 19:h St. 61515 o., for the mur- the conter of the city and suitable for building, wil pAY sdliionalf valuo s moro, ~ Addrom “G. . e office. ol6-tt —— TELEGRAPH NOTESY, — Large room 20x20 clegaatly finished, Iquire € M Eaton, 111 § 68718 BUSINESS CHANCES, 0K HALK —Ches Market on 16t0 and Ca a 83, Owner going out of hus- iness, must bo acld by May 1st, W. G. Bhriver, real eetate, opp Post office 614-21 TOR 8 TFon arr- Furnisbed rooms to gentlemen, ot 704 south Kighteenth st. 3318p Indian Agent McGillicuddy. of the Pine Jon kEsT—Offico rooms, Bushman's block, N E corner 16th and Dougla, ae.te arges made sgainst bim by Red % TRADR Ok RENT—Blacksmith and wagon shop with toal, good businesy establlsbed; ad- dreas Geo W Lambring, Woeplog Water Neb. 411.21p Fa wns1—Nicely furnished room with gar and bath, § W corner 14th and Jono 550.9p ANTED—A frat-class chamber mald and un as. sistant cook at the City hotel. 579.17p on rExT—Furnished room for two with board 1615 Chicago sb. 564-20 OR BALY - A good payirg harnses shan the best chance for a yonng inan to start in basins . ress - rnos shop” Beo oflice, 21-17p 01, 8ALY—I'rug store in desirable locallty, wil i Three children perished in the burning of a in Quebec to-day, e e— AxTED—A girl for house work ab 122 south 24th stroot. 6624t oR R Dodgo 8 Elogant newly furnished rooms 2726 | 3 G07-41 W iro—-An experisncedor in scall ta o Heavy Assignment, children, best wages ven, Mrs. A J Banscom | J7 0k kRENT—Furnizhed aud unfuraished rooms 1618 wyuice about §1,500 R C Patterson, NE corner i " 1524 Douglas 8. Dodge 8t. 48411, 18th and Farnam, 480-t1 CiNoiNNaTI, April 17,—Moddux Bros., . i) el ld ] A ichER R wholeaale grocers and dcslers in tobacco and Wnu 8D —A good laundress at the Kmmet house. OOMB—With board,decirable {3 summer, Apply A first-olass stock of dry 18 §6.000 cigars, have assigned to Thornton M, Hinkle, 505-189 4 85, Charlon Hotel. 23741 in, will tako part crah b lauoo roul o8- M. V. B.” care Beo oftl. « 20240 ANTKD—G1 ] for genersl house work, good wages ple who was arrested Thursday night, In a beastly state of intoxicatlon. He had oonelderable whisky aboard, poured down his throat doubtless, by some wreteh of a saloon man, who ought to be arrested and fined for the act, 1f he could be detected. The poor fellow was released, after giv ing a promise to impmediately leave town, and go to & elster, who, he clalmed, is living in the Bluffs, “P. E. Johnson!" called the court, me, your honor, bigas life,” id a large dissipated looking man, hob- bling to the front. *“Have I been drank, you want to know?” he continued meditatively. *‘We yes, yer honor, Til plead half-gullty.” ““Will, ehi” asked the judge. “Very well. Tl give you a half-fine. Five dollars and costs.” Pat Koarney had egain sucoumbed to bis rullng weaknese. He paid the pen- alty this morning. The sad tale is told by the expressive legend, *‘five dollars aud coets,” by the man sfores il ani the *“former female frienc” was rofused the ‘‘chief engineershiv of the same, This lack of favor for he:, and partiality for the present ‘‘Madame,” enrsged] the cistc fominine t) soch an extent that she waded into the premises generilly and made new furniturs fly w rse than on the openlug ulght others whirled it about, ANEW (0N RACKET,” Flecced Out of Ten Dollars by & Bogus Oonductor and Dis. ctarged Brakema! To attempt to describe the opium smoker's heaven Is valn, Hia feeling, when at its height, Is one of aupremest ecstacy. Ouve feels, when under the influence of the drug, as though he were stepplog in the afr, so groat are the feelings of transport. After a few hours, however, theso feelings pass off, and are succeeded, almost inevitably by a terrible depression of spirits, by & racking and torturs of the physical frame, by » fall into the depths of despalr, The use of the drog must be renewed, and onoe more the poor victim is lin the pos- seaslon of temporary bliss, A conversatlon which the reporter had with a gentleman who, while not now an opium-eater, s acquainted with every phase of the vice, must close this neces- sary brief and incomplete article on the oplum habit, “'A great man; le imagine,” sald he, *'that the on) ’pwpfl' who use oplum are the members of the ““lower strats,” gemblors and all that clsss of peopl Whil oourse it is undcubtedly true that the vioce is largely confined to these classes, it is byno means absolutely so. 1 conld give you the names of 8 number of peopie right bere in this olty, regard tal A “‘new rac’et,” as the police eay, was played on & Villeacs, Iowa, man yester- day at the depot. Two well known Omsha thieves are supposed from the dezeriptlon to have been the perpetra- tors. A stranger, A. R. Brooks, was at the depot when the thieves came up; ons rapresented himself as a B, & M., conductor, the other as s dlscharged brakemun. Bogus conductor offsred to L ———— YOUNGMEN!—-EEAD THIS, Tux Vorraio Beur Oo., of Marshall, Mich,, offer to send their celebrated ErxorBo-Vor- 7410 BELT and other ELEOTRIO APPLIANCRS on trial for thirty daye, to men ({m‘ or old) sfflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, aud all kindred troubles. Also «d 8 res) ble, who confirmed | for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, “snd | engsge Brooks in place of the discharged opium smoke! To be sure many of m&omdu-dm Com o8 £0 | man, at $50 per month, A bargsin was tbem will not enter one «f theee Obinese y YAEOE B0 Nol adc and the conduc:or requlred Brook )uln’;‘n. but emoke In thelr own rooms. the pew brakeman, to deposit $5 0 coat of @ emoke! Well that de-® tree, secarityyfor the company's lamp which « 1ull #tGek of clothing boots and shocs, gen:' firnishing ¢oods, wil ex - change for Nebeav:a Lans. G. 1. Pobersen,b04 8. 10th ., 0 ED \OR RENT—Rooms furnished or untutnished; call togood girl, Mrs Corbett, 1018 Howard. &t 206 north 2ud st. 401t 660 18p TORRENT-Nicely furnished rooms 1617 Davenport ANTED— 4 good competent giil for general house. 846.mbp work 2103 Farnam si. 61641 e i OR RENT -Two or three very nide rooms fur. niabed or unturntsh: d,four blooks south of Opera house. Inquire 628 south 1 2031 l U l I s W;ufin:l.lflu atthe Occldental, lmmediately. R R SN L LRSS Bt VoA gocd girl 1021 Capi ave. 614-18p 7 ANTRD—A g0od shirt ironcr at the Boston laua- 25 YEARS IN USE. i TOR RENT—Seversl fine rounse’ blook, Tuquire. KA. Norrls, room 10 Crounse blood LOST AND FOUND, dry, 107 N 18th st. Fos RENT—Furnished room 1816 Dodzs, 13620 of plaoe, wnked J. C. Perrigo, ~ The marutml-fim'trhnp of the Age | Y7 4arao—s tomsle cooks, Owmaba Employment For WENT—Nicly furniabe so0s 4 1718 G OWIR Wi AR 10, O: Gamett, LaY TORPID LIVER, | Wi Sy : BLLAN Iniog room ard chamw) work,f 0 o 3 JORPII B e s 1 | et b ekns 548 Faveaim B T ARN Spley FORSALEFARMS, HISOFLLANEOUE ol tlo! he - 0¥ on banjo given by G E Gellen- [ 18- 120 sotes good Iand within 60 miles of T Capi e Hoba Omaha, new house, good stabls, | ving water, #school 1ouse 2n the Iand avd ons wile from reilway Wation; terms easy. W H Green, over 1st Nat) Havk. 86-1 WANTED MALE HELP, TANTAD - Man who understands gardening, 1110 Farcaw ot. LR [ ¥riaxuest—Oanuan Iotelligence tice bas re. Y/ u oved to 017 8 10th strect. Good girls find employin 1 ¢ by applying here, 510-18p 7. )~ Three O o v goo 2 nchs | VWA Three Sestclass csperionced dry goods | oy saun 11,620 acres land 1a Neb. 2 10 por 8016 | Tourv vauli, laks and cospodls steaned any s Re With | oty yicad applt ; written application will be coufl 80 euts par sote cash. We a'so hivee (he largess ot the day in b entirely doiless way with our y colored Urlne, anc | opiial'y souulsed. st of lands ana stocks of mercbanc iso for eale Of ¢x- | inproved pump nod spparatus Orders by mail #with's Dry Goods Store o3 PATION. ) ially adaptec o oascs, hange of feeling as toastonish the sufferer The: te, cause t eal, thus the system | S pene Ao e By hebie change In Nebraska Shernin, therwin & Co , Lin: Nel 65330 1208 Dodge Bt. up staies 400 w7p ) e Good lockauith at Norelty wo Bt {Tomply abieaded to, A Evaat, ofice sud setidence n a0 uolmproved land lote aod oredit B &M Laad offioo, 620 ¥, t68u 18p LGNTNING RODS - J J MoLain 4rods manufastured in eloctiic stec] cemier covered with shoet copper, orders © G ¥ rods or repalring old ones promptly aftended to Address 1011 Baunaeis st. 380-mb cka & Goanlner, 00 nores good lavd, 20 miles from d § wile from the thriving town of Nob., on the Missourl Facific Ry., a ealn for 50 days, or will trade for Srat provod Omata city property. Woolley & Hartison, Foom 2, Omaha Nationsl Bavk. 478.28 VW 43782, 8 single man to work around st KEN UP—Twelve head of young cattle. Owner oz recover sams by calliug upon Jobo ¥. Hoch, Milk dairy, north of Deaf & Dumb ssylum. 808-m 21-1ewbw “‘n‘lu- Situation $o take care of herses and work 10 garden; address *J B” care Bee office. GEAT HAIR Or WHISKERS change: 00 o8 3 GLOSST BLACK by & single application o/ - DR Drx, 1t Timparts s natursl color sets | ————s— o | 2%, Sita-God tarm ia W askington nstantaneously. Sold by Di ‘l‘(‘. ol \‘ ANTED —Situation Lo an abstrat ot \l'k):.l\unx 0 acres caltivated; good I:uudlv sent by express on receipt of man, can give referspces. Address “F K" care ¥ (gobard; running weter; all teaced. Eiward WJfice, 44 Murray 8t., New York, ©f thefiee 459-17p DRIVY, vaults, elnds s11d cospools oleansd at the shortest uotice and satistaction gusrenteed by ¥. Abel, P, 0. Hox 878 490 witp orrie Co., 100m 19 Ciounse Block AT