Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1885, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1885, sition of United Btates district attorney, subject to the rovised rules of civil servico re: form, with the name blown in the bottle, FAd Burrls and Pat Collins, & couple of Tarmer boys, while driving home from Pal- myra Saturday night had a runaway, in which the team ran off the bridge, instantly killing both horses. The boys were uninjured, A Lincoln domestic, named Lonisa Hitt: man, imagined sho was marriod, but fortun- ately her mind became unbalanced befors the realization, Sheis also daft on the subject of roligion, She was sent to the asylum, Tt 18 the noiseless politician that catches the mail route, George E, Webb, a Tecum- #th demoorat, haa been appointed to a posi- tion in the mail rervice, and his run will be from Omaha to Maryville, Kausas,and return, Prairie fires are destrying vast amounts of tarm property in the southwestern part of tho state, ose fires aro mostly started through carelessness, and endanger net only the humes of the people but the lives of young and old, According to reports from various portions of the state, prairle chickens are bscoming woarce in many localities, and unless efforts are made to enforce the law for their p vation, they will soon be as scarce Iarger game, Tho great fly-whosl in the distillery burst Thursday afternoon, doing considerable damags, A number of the work- mon had narrow escapss. Charlos Painter, aating engineer, was painfully but not dan erously injured, The bondsmen of the sheriff of Sherman county have }m\ltioned the commissioners to releasn them from the bond, and that he bs eatopped in his official capacity. Their rea. son for doing this in his intemperate habits and abuse of his office, Farmors report that the small gonerally in the ground now. There will be asmaller ncreage of small grain this year than last, and a larger acreage of corn, The ground is not so dry but that it is in protty good working condition, Lank Ke, one of the leading thugs of Valentine, {n ed his mistress to dine Rwlth him and filled the back of her head with lead. She was so drunk that she did not know what hit hor, Keyes used his gun an appetite porsuader, Tho sheriff and an armed posse Are in purault of the murderer. Pat T. Conners, of Forest City, has aued the Union Pacific for damages for bodily injuries receiyed by being forcibly bounced from a froight train at Valley. *Ia had a first_claaa ticket and a pormit to ride on the train from which he was thrown, Atkinzon has decided to bond the town to 2he full extent of the law for a school build- mi\whlch is estimated to raisa about $7,000, O'Neill voted $1,500 bonds, which are now being negotiated. Twolve thousand dollars bonds are also talked of for a court house, Suit has teon entered in the United States court azainet Loncaster county for interest upon 67,000 in bonds held by Chas. . Lawis of London, Eaglond, The bonds are known a8 M. P, oxtention bouds which the county refused to pay on the round that they were illegally issned, Tae town of Morsevillo, Adams county, has a scandal ot huge proportions, A disloyal wife, a mashing hired man, a neighbor's house, and & bed for two, Tho fly and festive couplo were hauled to Hastiogs, but before the law could get its grip on the hired man he skipped out, Stenberg, for police judge, is evidently the moat popular democrat in Omaha, He had 2195 majority at the recent election, Don’s know whethor ho was on the “'citizens’ ticket” too, or not.—(fremont Herald. Substitute ropublican for democrat, and you have it straight, Nebraska ity ain is very Croighton has no more charms for the b-a.d man_of the plains, A cowboy who amused himself with a pistol practice, _shooting through doors, etc., was jugged o few days g0, when a mob arose and came near lynch- fug the fellow, who beggod aud shrieked for mercy. The sheriff made his appearsnce just in time to savo him, Noxt worning ho was turned lcose to sproad the dangers of the town to his kind, Stato Auditor Babeock writes to_county treasurers, saying: *‘The law providing for collecting a penalty of por cent. has been re- pealed, but has no omergency clause, The only légal way for you to do will ba to charge the penalty up to June first, 1885, and after that timo you will have torefiiud ssid penalty to persons making a demand for the same, taking & receipt therefor, said receipt to bo el by you i settlemont with the county oard. The superintendent of the stato census is roady to receive applications for the position of enumerators. Apphcations should be in the hand writing of the applicant, and state the territory desired and the postoffice ad- dreas of the applicant. All enumerat on dia- tricta will consist of voting precincts, excopt in citiss, and in very sparscly settled districts one enumerator may take two or more pre- cincts. The enumerator must be resident of the district. Jim Morrison, a Plattsmouth lawyer, has hired two of his brethren to sue Henry P. Wilber, agent for Hodges & Co, of l’e{in, 111, for £10,000 damages by false imprison. ment, claiming that his arrest on the 6th of April upon the charge of embeszlement was without justification or cause. This case grows out of the arrest of Mr. Morrison last woek upon the charge of having embezzled 8221 funds collected for the above named rm. Tho cause of education received a tromend- ous boost in the Woolwaa district of York county at a late mesting. Som> exteaneous aubject disturbed the serenity of tho proceed ing and a general row followed. 1t was & wild time. Several broken noses and bat- tered muge, smashed windows and shattered seats proclaimed the vigor and work of the disputants. And yet the jail of the county yawns in vain for the chief participants, A beastly drunken sot, named Alvia W. Waber, agad forty, assaulted the five-year- old duughter of Jerry Deegan, in Columbus, on the The mothor o? the child came to hor assistance, but was struck down with a pitchfork, The neighborhood was arroused, howevor, and the brutal asseilant was soon in joil. A epecial grand jury was empanelled by Judge Post (court being in session), Weber was promptly indicted, and within thirty hours of the time of committing the act was well on his way to the peuitontiary, undor a sentence of ten years, — To hecome popular is one thing. To remain populsr is apother, The graat pain cure, St. Jacobs Oll, bas long beon and continues to be the most popular remedy. e — Benator Kvarts Confident of Success in 1888, BostoN, April 18,—The Middlesex club gave « banquet at Young's hotel to-night in honer of Wm, M, Evarts and in the c:lebra. tion of the auniversary of the battle of Lex- ington. In response to an addrees of greet- ing by Gov, Roblnson the sepator told of his experiences u3 & Boston school boy, He drew a number of lessons from the battle anniver- sary aud then turned his attention to politica, He apoke facetiously of the willingness of some republicaus to express their confi- dence in the stability of our government by voting the opposition party into power and advanced the opinion that theexperiment would not be repsated, Never had the re- publicans boen more united and determined than at present, and thelr struggle in 1585 would be made with perfect faith that victory waa ahead. The new cabinet was hardly cal- culated ta iospire confidence, especially as it contained members from that element which had convulsed the nation in civil strife and but one loyal northera soldier to fac them. It seems as if there were n grow- ing feeling of dissatisfaction with the dis- tribution of power under the new administra- tion, Such ill-judged action that of & large body of republicans last fall was likely to bring disorder and disaster. Still the com- mon sense of the people would resist and correct this offense in 1858 There would be o talk about repugnance to any candidate and fow people would be sbouting for probi- bition, but votes would be cast for one or_the other of the two great parties and its princi- flex enator Hoar made closing speech a similar vein, — ——— The Clearing House, BostoN, April 19,—The table compiled from special dispatches to the Bpston Post from the managers of the leading clemiog bouses of the United States gives the total for the week endirg April 15, 1885, a decreaso of 19.0 per cent, SOCIAL SHABOWS. Brief Notes of Society Life in Omeha, Gossip, Personal and General—The Hymenometer, Soclety was not very active in Omaha Inst weok., The social movements wers few, unimportant—and langnid. = Now that the post-lenten reaction is passing off, peo- ple are preparing for the dullness of summer life,%and the balls and parties of the season of 1884-5 will soon give way to the festive plenic and the axcursion, But people are coming and going, and here and there small events are taking place, which are worthy of reflestion on the printed page—and the society reporter still lives and writes, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Gen, Cowin has returned from Sidney, ¥, A, Nash has returned from Oheyenne, j , U. 8. A., is now in the east. Mrr, Martin Sands is visiting in Table Rock. H. Millard has returned from New Rev. W. J. Harsha has returned from Chieago, Manager Boyd, of the opera house, has gone to Chicago. Herman Kountas has gone to Texas to bs absent a fortnight, Kent H. Hayden, cashier of the Nebraska national bank, is taking a holiday trip in the wost, Robart Garlich, formerly with McCord, Brady & Co., has gone east. The Iron Molders gave & ploasant ball at Falconer's hall Wednssday night. Superintendent Smith, of the Union Pacifie, has returned to city, accompanied by wife. Roy, Dr. G. E. Harfield has returned from a pastoral tour through the western vart of the state, Miss Bertha Williame, daughter of O. P. R, Williams, of Grand Island, is visiting the Missos House, There will b a rocial union and banquet of the Baptists and their friends in this city Tuesday evening, April 28th, Miss Nellie Wakoly came back from Chica- go on Monday. Mr. Lucius Wakeloy will probably be in Omaba in June, A Hounsekeepers' Bazaar, for the sale of fancy articles was tho attiaction at the Firat | ; Congregationsl church Thuradny night. A May party s to bo_given noxt Thursday evening at Falconer’s hall to _close the season of Prof. Allmon’s dancing school for 18845, Mra. Hull, wifo of Hon, D. G. Hull, has returned from New York, where sho has been attending tho sick bed of her father, now dead. Frank M. VanHorn and Miss Rosa Atkin- son embarked together for life’s voyage in the ship “Matrimony.” They sct sail Monday might. The St. Philomona Tew peranca Socioty will give ‘a literary and musical entertain: ment at their hall, Ninth and Howard, next Tuesday night. The congregation of tho Firat Proshyterian church i prepariog to insugurate in & grand burat of harmony thair beautifal pipe organ, recently purchased. The Odd Fellows of Omaba will have an excursion to Lincoln on the 27th to celcbrato the 67th anniversary of the establishment of their order in America, Tuesday night, at Conningham hall, the A. O, H. Rifles held a grand ball,which was a decided|y pleasurable eveut in every respact. ‘The weather was threatening, but the crowd was large. Fully 100 couples were on the floor. Miss Racka Hansen and Miss Aggio Han- nigan gave s pleasant socisl_party at Hans- com park Thureday night. Music, dancing and rofreshments made up the evening's en- tertainment. About forty couples were present, Myrtlo lodge, K. of ., celebrated its firat anniversary Monday evening. The visiting brethren were given a supper. This lodve is growing fast in popularity and numbers among 1ts members some of tho best young men in the city. The Omaha club_informally opens its pa- latial quarters in the Paxton building tor the use of members to-uight. The rooms are not quite complete, but yet ready for occu- pancy. ‘The grand formal opening will occur some two or three weeks hence. Prof.,Gwinner ga: select party at his residence , 522 N. Nineteenth stroet, Monday night, on the occasion of the fifteenth birth- day of his daughter Belle, A large number of Juvited frisnds were prosent, who partici- pated in the joyous festivities of the occasion. . Next Wednesdsy night that popular _social organization. the Motropolitan club, will give tho last party of the season at Metropolitan hall. The club, organized at'the opening of the season, has furnished many evenings of enjoyment to its membevs and their friends, Will it step into the field next season? The Home Circle Literary society met Monday evening at the residence of Mr. Beard corner Nineteenth and Tzard stroets, A pleasing programme or music, songs, and liter- ary numbers, was rendered, A brocm drill, given by the young ladies of North Omaha, was especially prepared for the occasion. The Douglas county court house, now nearing completion, will be formally opened, it is aaid. The county commissioners are coutemplating giving a grand inaugural ball, aud Issuing invitations to the principal residents of Douglas county, as well as to city people. The occasion would doubtless be on # scale proportionate to the magnificence of the new structure. Hanry Dickson, one of Omaha's young and promifing business men and & member of the firm of Dickson & Benson, was_married on Avril 15th at Weston, Mo, to Miss Bertie Gilbert,one of Plattecsunty s fairest daughtors A number of valuable presente, together with the hearty congratulations of friends, were bestowed upon the couple, who have arrived in Omaha and will here make their home, At the home of Mrs, J, J. Dickey. o pro- gronive ouchro pariy wia held Monday night. Among those prosent wore the fol- lowing gentlemen end their_wives: Measra, Metealt', Cornish, Rheem, Korty, Dorrance, Griffiths, Mayer, Jennison, Way, §Scott, Sheare, Orr, 8. D, Barkalow, Havens and also Mrs, Bruoe, Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Douglas, Mrs. J, J, Ives, Miss Williams and Mr, Mc- Carty, Wednesday night occurred the third debate this season of the Crelghton college literary society. The subject, '““Which was the greater goneral, Grant or Lee!” was admir- ably handled, 'Messrs, Malone and Russell, on the negative, delivered well composed ar- ments in favor of Leo, while the name and fime of Gen. Grant ware accorded 'an honor- able and spirited defenso by Messrs, Whalen aud Milos, A pleasant occasion was the 71st birthda, aoniversary of Mre, Maria K. Newman, wife of Rev. Dr, Nes and mother of our townsman, John £ Nowman, at the cottage of J, K. No 1208 Campbell street on Thurs- -ling ® project to erect on the J. J. Diek M. an Mrs, E. 8. Jr. and_othes. Thera wore Omaha Indies pressnt, for or another, highly gorgeous, It is encouraging to see the spirit with which the musicians of Omahs, both voealists and instrumentalists, aro taking up the May | nounced Firiday the almost total de- [between Barclay and Mrs, Moyers was more featival scheme. If ll indications are correct the event will he a grand success. To be sure the occasion wonld not be one of quite so roaplendent harmony as the ono closing in Chioago, but nevertheloss it will be something beyond the ordinary. Among the numbers | realizing senss that they are heavy losers | he would be hanged for the crime, seeming now being rehoarsad by the ch hundred ‘voices are tho be Chorus” from *'Lohengrin,” the “'F Chorus' from ‘‘Masaniello,” the '‘Damascus Triumphal March"” from the oratorio of *Naa- man,” and two choruses from Hayden's sons.” Out of invitations sent to vocalists of known excellence, thera have been already 100 responses, and it is proposed to raise the chorus to 125, The fifth party of the season given by the Arion club, was the soclal event of Thursday evening, at Germania hall, The spacious and brilliantly lighted rooms were thronged by a full complement of the members of the club, with their friends, and theo was not cne but enjoyed himeelf to the fullest limit. A danelog programme of eighteen members was observed, to the music of the Musical Union Orchestta, In the “'Arion March, each gentloman received an envelopo containing & bow, and the l-dr wearing the dreas corresponding to it was his partner for the *'Calico March,” supper and first dance thereafter, To the following committees, the praise for the smoothness of management and general success of the event, must beasoribed: Executive Committes —H, G, J, Lehman, K. Rosenzweig, C. Metz. General Committee—H, G.J, Lehman, G. B, Taschuck, J. A, Roeder, C, Metz, F. Casper, The twelfth of the series of Ladies’ Mu. orus of one ifal “*Bridal sicales took place Wednoesday afternoon in | Paclfic will not be able to lssuo a tourlst | vent and one Dr. Santord’s Inhaler, in ono package, Meyers' hall. * Tnterest in this species of mu- sical treat is not dying out, and as ever, there was a largo_attendance of ladies, I necessary to mention the program in detail. It was & mixturo of music and song, perfect] presented, with careful attention to detai and effect. 1. Two waltzos, op. 3....... No. 2 in I Minor, No. 3 in C Major. Mr. Walter I, Harding. 2. Lullaby. 3. Glide Gondol. ... ...Mrs, Terry Miss Tda Gibion. (With flute Obligato, by Mr. Julius Meyer,) 4. Two Movements from Sonata, op, ........Harding Giebel i o}y arding 4) Allegro Vivace. '(b) Adagio. . Mr. Harding, 4 N0 Moral (it i .Perking “Douglas Tender and Tru. Millard Miss Hensmann, . “Who Treads the Path of Duty”. .. Mozart Mra. Rovel France. 7. Cavatina and Aria “'Twas no Vi THE HYMENOMETER, A new instrument, recently invented in Paris, and destined to revolutionizs the so- cial world, is the ' hymenometer.” As it name may indicate, it is & ‘‘measurer of Hy- men”—an indicator of marriages, There is but one of the new machines in this conntry imported for the especial and exclusive uso of the society department of this journal, at a cost which is sm)p!F tremondous, All other instruments ot similar design and purpose now in this country are base and fallible imitations. The instrument itself it 1s somewhat diffi- cult to describe, as its internal mechanism as intricate as it is exquisitely delicate. _Suf- fice it for the present to say that it 1s in ap- pearance somsthing like a chronometer, with golden dinl, and two diamond pointed 'index hands. These hands, swinging around, re- sponsiva to the subtle magnetism of Cupid’s will, point to names of the youth and_maiden intanding matrimony, which are outlined in dim phospborent letters on the face of the dial, This, in brief, is the beautiful method of the mstrument, and, it is needless to observe, tho hymenometer 1s abeolutely infallible in locat- ing the matrimonial blaze, Watch its work- ings for a few moments. The quivering index hands swing around and stop. Aha! The names indicated aro those of a well known Omaha lady-vocalist and music teacher, and a young stenographer of Chicago, secretary of the president of a railroad company in that city, The happy climax, says the instrument, will be reached inJuoe, Aud again the hands have changed their position, This time they stop in tell-tale manner in front of the name of the cashier of a Irge dry goods store on Farpam streot, be- tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and that of his charming young lady assistant. Th ase is budding out, it is whispered, in prom- ising shape. Once more the machine tells the story, This time its tale & straoge one, On the golden dial thero _ are indicated the names of a prominent North Omaha_grocer. over fifty years of age, and of a giddy, gushing blonde, with a nounced penchant for _roller-skating. orange-blossom-white-illusion-crisis is soon expected in this case,” says the still, small voice of the hynemometer, And for ~ the last the in- dex hands swing Again they link two names in sweet unity— thote of & book-keeper in a lpwer Farnam street wholesalo grocery house, and a younglady who plays the organ for one of the denominational churches of "this city. Just when the decisive date in this case is to be, the instrument, just now, makes no predic- tions, definite or vague, But enongh for the present—the hymen ometer is muzzled, A o ey time, around. Woman's Curistian Association, The Woman's Chrlstian assoclation thankfully acknowledge the following do- nations for the month of March: Cloth- ing from Mrs, McCormick, Mr. Redick, Mrs. Col. Taylor, Mrs. Geo. Graf; from a friend, one bushel apples; from Mrs. Leach, sack of flour; Mrs, Sears, eix hesds of cabbage; from Mrs. Morton, eleven women snd children hive been given glven temporsry shelter and food. It may be well to state that the out- slde charity work doneon go large a scale during the winter is stopped except in extreme cases of slckness or old age—as the “‘fund” so generously glven for that purpos? is about exhausted. This or- gsnization never weary in well doing, 1s turning Its whole energy to ite legitl- mate work of bullding wp a ‘“Home,” and after two yesrs of hard work in lim- {ted quarters realiz d more than ever the pecessity for tuh a baliding, where friendless wor en and children can ficd a shelter and yotectln, Often owin ¢ to the crowded condition of the roms 10w used for this purpose, young girls ars tnraed !no the str ots when they wou!d pay for the privilgo of sltting up a'l 1ight uod-r ‘he frisndly roof of vhe s, called 'H ‘me,” The publ cas a rule kuow bat little of this work, «r of th s'ruggle of the few to accomplish the o¥j ct for which this ae- eoclatlon was or auzed. It behooves all who are chari «bly Inclived to seo to it that before an..her winter, such a boild- iag shall by ¢ +cted ay will be an honor to our large 440 growling city. Mges R C, Mookg, Cor, Sec. W. C, A, — —A number of Omaha capitalists are nurs- orner of Fif- toonth and Capitol avenue, a large building, which will serve as a concert and exposition hall, and can aléo be used as & roller ekating riok, Tho lease of the ground for thirky years was secured this afternoon and thework of er- ccting [the structure will be commenced at day evenivg, A few friends dropped in to enjoy & sumptuous 6 o'clook dinner prepared by Mrs, J. E. N. and to see how a lady of 71 can “'grow old gracefully,” A now lodge of templars was organized at the recidence of Miss Lucy Parker, on S, Mary's avenus Monday night, T'ae follow- iV offizers were installed in thelr positions: W. C. 1.—A. L. Stonecypher; W. V. s, O. T, Bunoce; W. R J’~H. L, Tostevi W. M.—D. W, Parker; W, Treas,—Mrs, Kal in; Chaplain—Chas. Berry; W, 1. G.—Mrs, A. L. Stenecyphe W. 0. G.—FEdward Jones; Deputy—Chas, T. Bunce, Ths residonts at Fort Omaha were re Saturdsy pight by & private tri formance —‘Cate, " presented by u number of tho officers and ladi The little bijou of & theatre was crowded, and the ren- ditlon of the play was accorded’ unstinted ap plause. Among the various characters, which were in every case carried thmnrh i manner sustained and arti “Polly,’ taken by Mrs, Neason, and '‘Esther,” by M Hamulton, are worthy of special praise, Among the twenby-five or thirty Omaha people who attended the Chicago Opera Fea: tival wero H, J. Taylor, Martin Cabn, New- lon Barkalow, Fred Nye, R. W. Beackiorid, Clarke, Miss Minpie Rath, Mr. rs, Jol ard Mrs, O e ety AL Patetels |1y ane woman livig some thres or four miles once, ! i custody, last night, Emma Westphal, west of the city, , Mr. and Mrs, Fimer Frank, The reports of the event as brought back by those who attended are | exclusive muic store in Omaha. —Deputy Sheriff Ed, Crowell took into an | that Barclay did it. A GREAT LOSS, The Union Destroyed by the Buffalo Fire, The dispatohes of the Bee an- straction of the Baffalo, (N, Y.) Express building, Wednesday night. The Unlon Pacific folks have just awakened to s by the dissster. Tho *“Tourist's Guide,” ormen’s | for 1885, has been completely wiped out [ but one chance in a thou by the fire, nearly all the new engravings oa- | Which were belng prepared for this year's | lice station, being held as a witnoss, edition having been destroyed. The edition was to have been one of 80 pages and 81500 worth of new engrav- ing ware added--a new cover designed and engraved. The Buffalo engravers have beon work- ing perslstently on these new illustr. tlons for the last alx months, A repre. sentatlve of the passenger department was sent to Buffalo several woeks ago to superintend the printing. Ho ocom- roh,” | Ploted his work and returned, leaving the Iast form on the press and the re- maining forms in the hands of the bind- era, Sines he left Buffalo the remain- Ing detalls have progressed and the en- tire edltion was about ready for delivery to the oomplng. Another week would have sufficed, but the fire wiped out the books, the plates on which they were printed, and the engravings and electro- types with which the volume was illus- trated. As a consequence the Unlon book, and the patrons of the line will be deprived of this Interesting feature of the trip over its line. The work was Intend- ed for geatultous distribution and con- talned eketches of scenery along all the Union Pacffic lines, in Yellowstone park, on the Pacific coast, and even in Alaska. e G Woodbridge Bro.'s are meeting with great success in the sale of the Steck Piano. There sarely must be merit in the Steck Piano when they receive three orders in one day, snd we posltively know of one being sold in Cleveland, Ohio, by this entorprising firm, They have as tine a line of Piancs and Organs s ever oamo to this clty, and they have ately added to_their sheet muslc stock Peters’ cheap editions, and a full stock of Banjos, ote, and they will not he undersold. Bo sure snd call at {he only ——— WASHINGTON NEWS, BURCHARD'S ANNUAL REPORT ON THE PRODUC. TION OF GOLD AND SILVER, WasHINGTON, April 19.—Burchard, diroc- tor of the mint, in his special avnual report on the production of gold and silver in the United States for the calendar year 1884, which has been ordered printed, estimates the production of the country to have been: Gold, $30,800,000; silver computed at the silver dollar coining rate, $18,800,000. Total, $79,600,000, This shows an 1ncrease over the yield of tho previous year of about $2,100,000 silver. Total depositsof gold at the mints 515,179, of ey 18,179, of $30,807,200 was_reported as domeatic, Exports of gold bullion exclusive of United States bars amounts to only $115,000, To the amount _deposited at the rints and this small amount experted might properly be added some £600,000 worth of gold contained in silver bullion exported, and alec possibly $700,000 of undeposited gold in _form of nuggets, graine, eto, used in orornamentation, and $200,000 in bar in private refineries used for similar purposes, which would make in all an addition of about $1,600,000. But of gold received from British Columbia and the northern states of Mexico, amounting to about 81,100,000, only £100,000 was_deposited at the San Francisco mint as foreign, and statements furaished by the re. fineries show that it was refined by them and included in the refined bullion de- posited at that mint under the ead of domestic, Deducting this would atill leave $500,000 to add to the amount of gold deposited at the mines, so 1t is wafe to assumo that the gold product of the mines of the United States for the year 1884 would be understated rather than”overertimated, by taking the amount deposited at the mints and aseay offices, as domestic bullion, The total deposita of posits at the mints and $36 670,731, of which $32,305,086 as domestic, WasHINGTON, April 18.—[Special to the Kansas cu‘»{v Journal,] The -[npfiln:menz of Hugh Brinker of Warrensbury, Mo., to be associate justice of the supreme court of exico, has excited territorial aspirants and delegates, the president ignoring the democratic platform in making the nomina- tion. The prerident said in connection with it that it could not be regarded as a precedent for territoritorial appointments. however, It is thought that Judge Trumbubll will be selected for tho governorship New Mexico, where he Lives. Dr, Miller, editor of the Omaha Herald, called on the president to-day. While the doctor is not an aspirant for office, he wants a few of the faithful in Nebraska cared for, The Evening Critic says: Since assuming charge of the agricultural department the new commissioner has learned that during his ab- eenco in the west last week « well dressed, fastidious individnal, who is frequently seen in and about the hotels, has been visitlog the departmonts and maling the acquaintance of Loth male and female employces, and intimating to them that by reason of his warm personal acquaint- auce with the commissioner he could secure them in office for a stipulatad sum, according to the position desned. Some of the ladies he invited to call en him at_his rooms, - terday the' commissioner learned of it for the first time, and naturally enough to his great indignationsteps havealready heen taken to run the rascal down, The fraud in ques- tion is known to a number of parties in Wash- ington and since the inavguration has been cutting a heavy figure, somewhat to the sur- prize of various respectable peoplo with whom he came in contact, He is also said to be known iv Wheeling, W, Va., where Lo ob- tained goods on credit and made off, to the sorrow of relatives and others highly cen- nected. The name of this enterprising indi- vidual is said to be Mitchell, offices, was was entered el i e A TRIFLE OUTTING, A HUBBAND WREAKS VENGEANCE UPON HIS WIFE AND HKR PARMOUR, Newkvrd, N, Y., April 18,—About a week sgo James Barclay, 28 years old, eloped with the wife of Joseph Myers, of Montgomery. women nnd | They came heroand commenced housekeeping, | Went buresu. 1120 Farna Bt. Barclay had boarded with Myers, Yesterday Myers came here, and this evenivg Barcl.y, on golng home, found him stabbing the woman with s large jack-knife, She was covered with blood from & gash in the neck six inches long and another under the left car, Beewg Barclay, Myers left the woman and attacked ~ him, inflictivg two terrible T“h" one on _the throat and the other under the ear, Myers then draw a knifo across his own throat, cut Llnq it from ear to ear, and then threw the knife out of a window to the ground, where & passer-by plcked it tp. The neighbore came in and a terrible sight wet their gaze, all three bodies being, covered with Llood. ' Barolay, who s the least wjured of tha three, was taken to a neighboring drug store, where doctor rewed ‘up his wounds, Physicians were called to the house to attend to the in. juries of Myers and his wife, They found the husband” stretched on the floor motion- Tess, but not unconscious, Myers was placed on a lounge and_the doctors sewed up the gaping wounds. Barclay denies that he eloped with the woman, and asserts that she me here supposing ber husband, with whom he lived unhappily, had deserted ber, snd that he (Burclay)’ was boardiog with her, Myers, when asked about the matter, asserted But bis wife, who is unable to speak, her windpipe being severed, pointed to her husbard to indicate that he was the author of the tragedy. It is mot cer- o u) Pacific Tourist's Guide, ilver bullion, exclusive of rede- |yt taln that any of the wounded will dis, though oll are terribly gashed, AREST OF MEYERS, The would-be murderer and suicids, James E. Meyers, was this morning lodged in New. burg jail, walking from the station with an officer’s assistance. Stopping at the entrance of the jal he veluntarily confessed his guilt to tho ceneral offoct that the familinrity MISCELLANROUS WANTS. TANTHD A four or 6 room house to move on & vacant lotIn Patrick's add. Address (o corner Saunders sirect and Patriok’s ave €59-18p Wi Wi W ®D - Fur: fshed room by gent and it ddress “R S E Boo office. 65331p Fivo thousand yard nworth sts. F. 11, D) dirt at Sth ard avis, than he ocould bear. and hlinhwn'- with a ll:nm,“ culuhm slashing her neck. arclay O T T petwoon thom and he flow at him. Myars [ WSS WHDSRE I, e tve town, one asked the officer with ovident apprehension if | & v\ Nub o tep ANPRD - “.nu ne b good #ituat ho attacked AXTED —To buy a chea s horse for light drlving, and Box 829, Poat oflice. 082.23p mdiately, at the Omaba employ- ean, a1l those desiriog good help ana ns both male and female 9740 TaxtEo—To vo- [ W icimatie, Myers | 24th. E P, ANTED—To rent ahouse with modern iy A / wments convenient to busiaess for a fari 10 children; addrees 'S B care Bee oftice. t0 be sorry for what he bad done, 'The man will probably recover, while Mrs. Myers has nd for recovery. n her case both windpipe and sespohag severod, Barclay is still confined at the ; tamily small, rent thin 12 blocks of Boo, possession Address or call at Beo office after 4 p. m., NS, 6014 s held on & charge with intent to kill, WAN Complete Treatment with Inhaler| WANTED Evry w Improved American No. for every form of Catarrh $1, |7 Fodman e Co"Seenie; 350N et sast ABI FOR [ron Renr o of four rooms and two scros of Sanford's Radical Cure. Fing gerden land on south Twentieth, Inquirest K S Head Colds, Watory Discharges trom the Nosexon| Ot B o e S e Eyos, Ringing Nolses In the Head, Norvous Head: | Gamps, corner 20th snd Bollevue road. " © ache and Fover Instantly relieved, prove- Iy of 3, 67241 r Dro's oge “ FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, L Van 027-20p 'OR RENT—O1) stroot oar line; a 8 room house. In. quire 1140 15th #t, between NioYolas and Paul 650-21p) Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and hoaled, breath swoetened, smoll, taste and hearing rostored, and ravages checked. Coughs, Bronchitis, Droppings Into the Throat, Paing in tho Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strongth and Flesh, Loss of Sieep, eta., cured. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol- ‘o1t mexT —Basement of 3 rooms, oorre: 20'h and Casa. Inquire at 2410 Cass st. 1p 'OR XAT—A 8 room cattage on California it , bet 24th and 25th; Inquire on premises. I J Craedon. 2841 of all druggists, for 1. Ask or SANPORD' RADICAL JoR saLa—201, clty deterred F. Klsassor. A bargatn In house and lot, arn, cellar oto. $1.675; $400 owsh, balance In yments to sult purchaser, S18 8 10th, @ YO8 a1k < Now bouse five roome lot t4x 189, good barn near Saunders street north Ownha. §1,600 300 down, balance §15 per moth. © E Mayne, & W corner 15th and Faroan, 04018 louse full lob, well, cistern, Larn, sll in n6 Block from streot cars §1 500 W H Groen, over 13t Nat'1Bank. 641.tf L&A full 1ot on cors er of 13th And Jones Paved street and within one square of U, B 1 R for salo. Warren Switaler 20 {OR 8ALR—5 Tota full size, 10 per cent cach, balane monthly payments. W H Greas, over 18t Nat Bank 830-t1 ’F 0% 8ALR-Two cottages and lots Virginia ave one block south of S Mary's ave. 84 care $500 oash, nce on leng timy, Issac Adams Freozor blook . P. O, o JFC8, suun Cbeap ‘or cash—8ix choioe lots In Grand View and four ln Bure Ok, east of Hanscom's Park; apply to Chas, MoDensid, Farnam Streot. 91 JORSALY=A fall 154 and hou o try, clorota and good cellur, north #ide of And 220'eb. Taquite on premiscs. Chitlos Kl i 547-20p JFGR paux ~House wnd lob corner 24th k., and Cap. itcl ave, 8 roomy modern vonyeniencos, stable for 4 horses, a bargatn; Inquire of 1 G. Stripe, 1304 3 aso-tt {0 SALE OR RNT~SIx room house, woll olstern, nd stablo; first cluw order,twonty.first and Clark ront $20 per mon' h, eell §2,0%0 easy terms A oy, at Cavlfields Book store. 4784 i o TOR BALE—A vory nice 0 room b must be wold 1223 North 1h 8t. 0N SALR—Good § room house, lot 60x132 foet, ens front, $1300; §100 oash balanco §15 por month, W.H_Groan, overlst Natior k. 11 K SaLE-~1hirty choles lots ner P Stebbins, room 81, Creighton blo FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. Cumn, & pure distillation of Witoh Iazel, Am. Pine, | H'Rb eas & bt ne. " tar irand enmmer kitchen 3 " " I t ml or at Da. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, ofo. Porras | 8 10th 8t oaisor, e et CRUG AND CimytcAL Co.. Boston. : {OR RENT—A houre with modern Improvements Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, rooms 213§ 14thst. Bedford Souor & D: ¢ col‘l‘ 1 N 5 New lite for Shattered b X W OLTAIE ot FE! TOR RENT —Plowen rooms with first.. Noryes, Paloful Muscles and kened Organs. Voltaic Elootrio PI stantly affeots tYo ne d baniches furn'shed _house or winished ‘a8 board 821 S 19th st 500-t1 — 8| 0N RExT—Storo dwel ing attacked 827, por month % D L Thomas. 5-tt A TORSALE—A black mare drives slogl S K cornsr 17th aud Dorcas st. or doublo. 004225 OR KALE ~Two good family horacs, also one road oart; inquire of James Bartedt,Government stable er T1th and Chicago ste. 024-28p e AL —Two now Remington Sewing mac) 326 each, ut M: yor & Ruapko. 638 {Om sALY ~ Fixtures, connters, sholving, scalos and & good dolivery horse at 1013 Haroey st. N W Merrill, R REXT—House of 9 rooms with barn, Caldwe!l and Baunoers st; Inquire 1709 Ja.kso 7Ok ReNT “Biore and no 18th street and st Alar; Jok: ReN perfect Bleotro. tery combined with a_highly modicinal plastcr for 25c. Al druggists. \ PLASTERS NOTIOK TO CONTRACTORS, Senlod proposals will be recelved by the under- | T signod until Monday, Mao 11, 1885, at 7 o'olock p. m. | |4 for tho crootion ef 'a brick collega bullding, with b5 R stono basoment, for tho North Not raska Conference, | 1) o oo oo corner 11th and Harie A store cheap 509 north 16th, 51 WiRNT —House 11 rosms 019 N 16th st fo D w i 45 t1 to be erected on college grounds oue and ove- mile: north-west of Central City, Nebraska. a_d specifioati 1855, at the Cer X o the ffico ef C. C. Rittenhouse, architect, Hastings, Neb. Bids wil bereceived for parter al'of the en: tire work. The trustees reservo the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Trustoes. . R. PERSINGER, Sccretary. Contral City, Neb., April 15, 1855, R RENT— Threcstory brick seore buildin quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 10 C Block. 5 On stroet car s corner Leav- 'OR RENT—Se30nd {100 of 8'X raoms live. Call at nworth and At mge | COWorth and Ph SPECIAL NOTICES TO LOAN—MONEY, OR RENT—2.8r00m houses Tnqulr Barton,Smelting works, or 314 North no, ¥ St 104-11 {\UR 6 NT—New cottago, 6 rooms. 612 N Gthet. Phippa Boe OR RENT—A turaished houso 9 rooms during the Summer month to parties withous children, Inquire 211 South 28 St. 191 4 JUR RENT-oa builiing f4x8) throo story and bacement No. 110and 112 14th. Inquire” 1409 Dodge 8t. 099-t1 ONEY Toloao on chattels, Woolley & Harrigon, 0R RENT—Furnished cottage, 7 rooms, with closets, } antry, ete., in best locality in City M oo 30, s Nationat baak bullaing 86440 IVGEY,loaned at low ratesin amounta to suit on [ pay rant with board. - Cal In attoraoon a¢£20 chattel,collaterals or other good security. Finan- [ n? gt frott clal oxchange, 1603 Farnam st. 28-mip OnEY loaned on secured nites. Lobeck & Co., Toal catate brokers. 1522 Faroam, up-stairs. Fas TOR ¥ALE—me 3 year old standard bred stallion coit, kood maver; inquire Bluo Ba oo family horae, enquire at Bluo Barn. 08 SALE—on oy Phucton and har- HEY symoak. el urulsa lots and build houses on ehout noté=os c b purchaser. Irquire of P. J. Otsodca, cond and buiider 27th and Webster 8t. 900 Jon sAun=Ronl cstate, waming to liprevo some vacant Iots, I ofer e fcllowing property. Lots Leaverworth st, L o Selden add. and 6,'Clarke additio 6, 7, and - tlock 1 I Dwi pitol ay 11ouse and 10t 18 block 9, Kountzo & Ruth's a.d. 50 lots in Dupont y lace, south of the Park. block 18 and 20, Waterloo, Nob 0 ncres, b all under fenoe, 160 acress p 150 for lewse on long ti 50 105t storo on bt Clarke; 1812 Dougles 4. AOR SALE—For 850 down and 820 por month [ will build an clegant_five room ocottage, with ick clstern,con al oo s along, C. K. Mayne, sout 16th and Farnam REAL ESTATE BROKERS. {IOR FENT -Three brick stores corner 15th and Cuming 8t. J L. McCague, Agent. _ 401a2 ONEY T0 LOAN—On roai eitato and chattels | T C ROOMS FOR RENT. D. L. Thomas. 740t ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut raty, R. R tlokictsoughtand sold. A. Forman,218 5,13th 8¢ M 679t M = o AVX on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, person: property of all kinds and all_othe rssticles of value, without romeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18t sod Faroam. - All business strctly oonfdential TR rexT—Furcished room with or without board, sl<0 double tront room 1714 California £t. 013-18p. Or. RENT —Furnished rocms § W corner 13th and Howard st., Lawrence block. 05-16p o RENT—8 yooms, closet, and hydramt water, at A 603 N 18th stroet. c6s-21p V1 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Eatate Agents, 1506 Faroam 84. WANTED FEMALE HELP. In sums of $800 and npward. ONEY 70 LOAN In ol w0 ngm“ Jon nexr—Front room, 1605 Capltal aveune, %Up Adorees “Y. W." Bee office. 661-24p glegentlemen. AxTED—A good glrl for lsundry work in_ pri- P = [ on comminsion, ex ty effected; the patr oF stocks of goods to s 11 or exchange at rossonsble priecs, i wolicited, ana will have eur bost otter tion., OR RENT—Handsomely tornished room for sin- Eom“ o thelben brokera, 1222 Farnam, corner 13th St. 3 AL ESTATE BROK KIS —Lobock & Cor, 1212 Farnam ought andsold o8 of real o peraonal proper. of partics having real estate oC3-t1 PERSONAL., TILL Be found at 1669 Davenportd , an exper lonced nurse. Bost city reference glven B12-any TO EXCHANGE, ORBALR OR EXCHANGE—For residence In Omahs, one of ths bost improved farms in Central lowa, $500. Lobeok & Co., renl estate 025-20 vate family, at 104 N 18th stréet. 066-20] 7ANTED—A Bohewian or Swede girl to to kitchen WA Cormopolitaa. rostavraat, 10th and Douglas sts. 603 18p A7 ANTED—Two good girl proterredi none but tho best noed agply. W, Proston; & Howard st. 057-18p \0R RENT—Nioely furnished rooms, Mcdern conve- nlences; splendid location on car line, 1720 Cap- itol Ave. -18p lstors 5 mr—0ne lacro nandsomoly furnished room Mrs, Dodgo’ and Faroaw, ith excellent board for single” gentleman, 1718 | with excelle: Rlo g o, 10 0 mXCHANGK—A wplendld farm for rles, hotol a0d saloon for farm; addroes R C atterron, 13tn 576-18 EX0UANOR—440 acres well improved land ] mile from Essex, Towa, for stock of gencral mer o or hardware, Address John Linderhrlm, Kswex ». 534 0t 1| ANTED—A quict woman for house work. Inquire | Tnok kest—Furnished room 1621 Capitol ave. tor 8 dsys, Goddard house, Sherman o o W NTED—A d girl at 122 8 24th St W 4ao—A socond gid e 28p o kkNT—Pleasant furniabed rooms with bonrd 005 north 17th street 1 blook from strect cats, JOR RENT—Two neatly furnished rooms In Red- ANTRD—GIrl to do_general house work tn small b i A ick's block. Applyat21381sthst. 020-18p family 17194 Cumlng sb. 6612.p &cnomizer aud woot dostroye wi1 save twenty per cont on ‘eoal, will ssll right s or the state, or will exchange for QOR BALE—Or exchauge. Wo have for_sale tho exclusive right i this state to scll tho coal destroys the soot and unty tor ronl omato or w7 700d property on application. wi Tor " sl and 'give partloulars. Roaton for seliing ¥via 7 cannot give it hlx atton ro chance for im sen: Bedford, Souer & Dav 8 t1 ANTED—Two girls for general housework to go e or nENT—Oue furnished room suitable for two o Sioux City, Towa, Irquire 235 St Alary's i 5 04020p gentlemen, 1610 Davenport st. 6:1.18p ais Jon pmar—One largo tron room with bay window VW Ao Ladics andentlomen tn ity or country | and mantol and one pleseant Lack room furaistod wishing o earn §8 to 85 a day ab their own | or unfur homee; no canvaseing; werk furnlened and cent by | St Mary's ave. Inquire 8 W cor 16th and Dodge st. mail any distance. For particulars addrees with | 590 tt the center of the city and suit gy dditlonal it value la- mor @ offl hed, modern improvements, 20th st. near | —— 0 EXCHANGE ~Two lots In W. A. Redick's adi. for a lut or half a lot Tocated somewhere pea ce le for building, wi'l Address “G- Y. 9151t BUSINESS GHANCES. etamp, CRYSTA W 7th Bt., Cincin- Hath, 0. 651-18p ANT7D—A gl Tor goneral houso wor k; must be %ood cook, washer and ironer. Mra G W Am. brose, 1924 Farnam et. 646 tt We VY Axrso—Ghl to dohouse work b PHOTO Fe: Large room 20x20 euitable tor office. Inquire 14th 8t. kom0 M Eston, 111 § 68741 ab 704 OR RENT — Furnished rooms to gentleme: Fad B south Eighteenth st. Dish washer at the Emmet house. 01317 3 2412 Capitol ave. F €30-20p ‘on RENT—Office _rooms, Bushman's bloc! corger 10th snd Douglas i ok kExT--Nloely furnished room with Dath, 8 W corner 14th and Joues. 7ANTED ~A woman to do chiamber work 102 north W Bt 631 20p 7or rExT—Furnished room for two with board 1615 Chicago eb. 564-20 TANTED—Good meat aud pastry cook, at Pa- 2 cific hotel, Cclambus, Enquire 11 Manowei- ler, 418 5, 18th street. 625 t1 o nxT—Elegant newly furnished rooms Dodgo st. 0 0OMS—With board,desirable f1 summer, Apply b B4 Chisrleo Hotol. 25711 OR RENT—Rooms furn at 206 north 22d st. 2:95 7-41 AnThO— A girl for general house work at ‘04 8 Eighteonth St. 612.15p AxTHD - An ¢xperlenced cook, one who can come well recommended, 1113 Dodgge 10! vV 4 or unfurnished; call 401! dress “iarness shop” Bee oflice, ostato, opp P’ {0R SALE—A good paying harnsss shop, tho best chance for a young man to start in b"““wx ;‘1 2 TR -Ghoap, the Calif na Most Markot on 1640 and Californis 8ts. Owner goog out of hus- incss, must ho w1 by May 15t W. G. Shriver, re t offtco TFoh saun rman on wax—-Blaoksmith, and wagon £hop with tool:, 00d Lusiness established; *ad- dress Geo W Lambring, Weopleg Water Neb. 421-21p R 18th and Farnaw, 01t BALE—Drug store in a desirablo locallty, wil Invalos about $1.600 1 C Patterson, NE cornar 48 ¥ tate; addrens * AU SALE—Or exchango & full stck of clothing boots an shoes, gent' furnishing oods, will ex- chango for Nobras ds. G, H. Potorson,504 8, 10th St., Omahs, Neb, 25040 F Wi A O O BENT-Niculy turuished rooma 1617 Davenport to Mrs, Chas. McDonald, 621 8 19th 8t. 618-18 848.mbp W Asmee- “7 RENT—Two or three very nioe rooms fur- ed or unfurnish- d,four blocks south 1 0pera ~A good laundress st the kmmet house, [ T3 OR on Toqulre 628 south 16th. 20 Ses18p |/ wnl X good wages oward, £00 18p I house ey axruo—Girlfor gonersl house work, togood girl, Mrs Corbett, 1018 1 fine cffices in Crounse’ block, [OR RENT—! Dlock, Inqaire Ed. Norris, room 19 Crounse blook ANTED—A work 2101 WA AxTXD—5 fomale cooks, Owaba Hmp Woiireaa, 150 Faroam et §2od competent gl for gens oOR RENT Furahed room 1810 Dodze. | 36280 girl 1621 Capltal ave. i od 100ms a4 1718 Cass = QR HENT-Nloey farsit 718 O FORSALE—FARMS, %120 nores good land within 60 miles of Omabs, pew louse, good stably, | viog water, ichaol boue an the land and one wile {rom rallway station; teruw easy. W Il Grcon, over 1st Nav) Baok. 5 loyment 7641 “ANTED—Immediately, 14 good girle for kitohen, inlog room ard chatmber work,Omalis v‘lypl?yv WANTED MALE HELP. ANTED—A bo Call at 524 aud Cumming Bt. to lekrn the tinper trad 071-20 80 cents per st of Lands anu chauge In b Bherwin, therwin & Co , Lin. ooln, Neb, AxThD —A grooery clerk, & younz man who has had city experience preforred, Applycorner 17th azd Nicholas st. 630-18p Tor saLx—Fam ard unimproved land lota snd house g oredit B &M Land offlce, 620 » 18'h Bt ioks & Goantne 108 18 7 ANTED—Good locksmith st Novelty works. 14th Wi 688 1 wan 7OR ¥ALE—100 acros good laud, 20 miles from JFe8 20 and & auite Trom the. thriviad sown. of Springtieid, Neb., on the Missourl Pacific Ry, ain for 80 days, or wil trade for firat clay proved Omata oty property, - Woolley & iiarrison, room 20, Omaba National Bark. 47823 ound store, 816 66741 A single man to work h street. SBITUATIONS WANTED, by & YOUDg I In Any capac © had 6 yoars experience book keepiug, 3. D> 050-21p | ANTED ity, b give good referen es. Do BALE—Good farm in Washipgton C sere W o V 1 7 ANTED —Places to do second work by four good Gonna rle strangors frcn the outt; 017 8 b st FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS. Fuk saLe—A house. on leased ground, Cornet street; with § rooms; for §200 Bchullz. 7 axTin By two joung to driye delivery wagon, best of réfercaces; Owaba Employment Bureau. 0554 8d and b, H. ©60-20p i BOARDING, W 20th wtreet vate tamily proforted; addiess A, b, C. this oftice. > JIST-CLASS Bed and board 1312 Oapltal ave 12436 LOST AND FOUND, 057—Tho party that was soer 1o tako the Spaniel dog last nigrt,0ad better lor him g0 agaln o | will hear from James Davis 3.5 16t ot AT MISCELLANEOUS. WA F. 5 I0oikk, Trancs ciatryoysit, and hoal. hl g we juw ready f usiness over No 628 8 K corner 16th 2113 Websber, Ter reaonable. 452 mlo NSTRC 70K on banf> given by G E Gellen- ave 45041 exman Intelligenoe « flic has r 7 h uth streot. Good girls can fing 5619-18p TR (4 noved to Al aopls ing here. 1 enploym ot 1 DK1Y vaully, | o' the day | # and ccaspools oleancd any time odorlows way with our Orders by mail vaus, oflice and residence 409 mlp 1TN150 kUDK - J J McLain bas for salc the best Jrods nusnulastured in the United Btates sonealed 1 oenter oovered with sheet copper, orders 14 or repalring old ones prow, Ly attended #4101 Baundeis st. 8:0mb AKEN UP—Twcive head of soung catile. Owner oA ecover kawme by calling upon Jobn ¥. Hoch, Milk dalry, north of Deal & Dunb aayluta. m 21-lewsw DRIVY, vaults, sinks snd cosspools cleaned at the shortest notice and satisfaction guaranteed by F. @. Abel, P, 0. Box 878, 490-102p. 7 ANTEO—Situstion 8o take care of herses aud | Thox sa work 1n garden; addrews **J R” care o office. | |4 9618 | forwa VY A7z Situation by an experisnoed book k er, by 8 young maa to take care of horses, by Jasitor, by 3 cod saleamen, b by dtenograpber and ty Owaha Employmest B oar head of 5t Mo: ew house elght roo bls property is werth ki Call sud lovestigate, Lot all neat cot'age oo Haruey 5t. near on_ street 160 $3,000 melderable mors th o 403150 with e $2,100. Very nice 7 room oottage lot £03140, good barn 00%: | (v out street #5,500. very eany teius, € B Mayne, {5 W oouner 19t aud Fa nsu. [iEH wilter; ureau 1120 Faruim $t. Btallion, Jack, 8h ppard Jr. Wil stand for stook st maha Falr groun: season of 1886, He ls o Ibs, bis sire JAcK B Dirxruk 21171, M80 40 DIcTATOR ho sire of Ja1-KYE-38K 2:10, FaLlas, 2.1+ and Dikecrok :17. Call st the Fair grounos sud see him aud get by vocigro in in full, terms #25. for the season. A. THOMSON.