Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1885, Page 5

e AR —ee— THE DAILY BEE IUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1885, THE HABEAS CORPUS. Morgan-Moore-McFariand Cousames the Time of toe Conrt Again, A General Bkirmish to Secure a Pickpocket's Release —De- cision To-day- The habeas corpus case which last week began In the county court and since that time has dragged its slow length along, was called at 2:30 yesterday even- ing pursusnt to order of adjournment, with an array of Nebraska and Iowa at- torneys within, and a morbidly carlous orowd without the bar. Over all pre- sided his honor, calm, firm and undis- mayed, even by the huge piles of hooks lying on the long table and threatening to test hls patience to the end. A succlnet review of thls ocase will enable the reader to understand what tho ismuo yesterdsy was Last week Censtable Edgerton, of Omaha, spotted a man in the city whom he was half satis- fied was wanted in Iowa, and had been for some time. The pollce of the city likewise knew of such a man, and the re- sult of the captare was his lodgment in joil upon & criminal charge, At once the telegraph informed D, A. Farrell, sheriff of Mills county, lowa, that a man answering the description of the badly wanted Iowa man was here and lodged safely behind the bare. Farrell hastened hera as fast as steam could bring him to Identliy and secare - — _ tificate of that court by false representa- the fagltive, when, not much to his sur- prise, he was mothy & wrlt cf habeas corpus, directing the Immediate prodne- tlon of the man’s body, which he had gotten possession of from the Nobraska officers, who had also been served with a similar writ. Well, the case finally got before the county judge, the issus being the Iowa officer’s RIGHT TO HOLD and carry back to Iowa the person in question, The polley of the Towa men was to hurry him off, that of the couneel to de- lay. Suddenly it appeared that there would arlse some question of doubt AS TO IDENTITY, and then the tables turned, and the Iowa man was willing to postpone (his objoot was to get testlmony here), and the man’s counisel pushed for a hearing. The case was set for Friday last, and after a considerable delay was set agiin for yestorday forenoon, aud again set for 2 o'clock p. m., when the fight finally opened. M'FARLAND, who has, among heaven only knows how many more, two alisses—Gordon and Moore—olaims to be an Indiana man by birth, He has a young, preity and lady- like wife, whote demeanor has touched the better feellngs of every man con- nected with this case, and (he says) he has a circle of friends and relatives who are good people. Beo this as it may, he owns a face that would be at home in a collection of bad people and a record that is & fit companion for such a face. Six years ago ho was sent to the Towa penitentlary for one year under the name of Moore for larceny from the peraon (vlz pooket-ploking). He was young and was allowed by the keopers of the prison to do odd jobs outside. He had four months to ssrvo when, one day be- ing iu the yard, he went toa closet, donned 2 pair of overalls and escaped. Since then he has led the life of a confi- dence man and professional pickpocket, and ls, so the cfficors assured the re- porter, one cf the best known and clever- est pickpockets in Towa to-day. Daring his six years absence the pen- {tentiary ofticlals and the Iowa authorl- tles have often heard of his rascally do- inge, but never until laet week got the opportunity to bag him. And now, 8o far as tho desire to have him serve out the four months remaining of hls sen- tence goes, it is possible there is no great interest felt in his capture, but as an ex- ample for convicts who are left behind him, and in the intsrest of prison dis- clpline, as well pcrhaps s to heal the chagrined feellngs of the penitentlary keeper, the officers seemed determined from the begloning to convey him to Fort Madison prlson if possible, The hope of bis roscuo from the vice-like clutch of Sheriff Far- rell, seems to be based on the idea that the grounds and testimony upon which Governor Dawes lssued his letter of an- thority to Farrell to take him back, should appear In this court and be offered by the ofticer having the commission of authorlty, That otherwise the authority is Inadequate for his legal removal or re- taining. Per contra, the Iowa ofticars co..'nded that they have all necessary authority, when they possess, as they do, the offi- cial order of the governor of Nebraska In other words, in the celebrated Hayes Tilden contest, the question ls, “‘ghall we go behind the raturns,” The (uestlons of a collateral nature/that arose during the trial were all disposed of or dropped, afcer that of Identity was settled by DEPUTY WARDEN TOWNSEND, of Tows, who positively recognfzed him a3 “Moore,” whose real name s McFar land, The ““Gordon” is assumed for his cls-Missourl river operations, while *‘Moore” was his name in_his trans-Mis- soutl river transactions, Mr, Townsend in a full and gentlemanly conversatlon, gave the maln polnts ef this article to the reporter, and yolunteered the addi- tional imformation that the person here, who claims to be, and probably is, the father of McFarland, allas etc., had in speaking with him yesterdsy afternoon, ocided that It was best to persuade the boy to drop his effort to escape, and go back to the penitentlary, behave himself and serve out his four months, He had ‘been pat to too much expense already snd did not thiok the game worth the smunitlon, The trisl has been marked much personality and insinustions of *‘blood- money,” which Judge MoOulloch finally cut short by & peremptory order that no more of 1t {a R:dulgod r{n o'clock last evening,’and the court still sat like hupger on & monument gazlng at beef, Avs late hour the argoments closed tions, and thereby receiving $700, Itis troe that such a petition has been filed by Jacob R. Hendtix, whose reputation In this community Is well known. It affords me much r easure to be able to admit that 1 recelved £700, but that any fraud or_deception what: ever was practiced In obtalning the same. I mus: emph-tlcnll{ deny, This . nerions charge and Is Intended to injure me professionally and 1 desire my nc- qualntances to withhold their judgement in the matter until the trathcan be made to appear In court. Very respactully, ANoREW Be1vs, THEOHAMBER OF COMMEROE The Awards ot Prizes to Competing Architects,—~The Ntructure, Satorday evenlog the various archi- teots who competed In the designs for the chamber of commerce were notified of the fate which had declded the suc: cemsful mot of plans, and the awards which had been allotted to each architect, in the order of merit from first to fourth, The directors of the board of trade, sppointed a committee constating of Willlam L Adams, of the U. P. engineer- log department and D. L Shane, superin- tendent of the new court house, to act in ‘an advisory capacity in the award of the prizes which had been offered. The following four firms, of the eoven competitors, wero successful, securlng “‘premlums” as follows: Mecdelssohn & Flsher, first, $300; Sidney Swilh, sec- ond, $200; Henry Voss, third, $100; B. A" Fowler, fourth, $50. The desiga which has been adopted provides for the erection of a splendid stracture, composed of red pressed brick and terra-cotta {rimmings. The wall spaces ara broken by large window openings, trimmed with richly moulded brick at the joists, and panels of ornamental brick between the arches and sills. Massive stone basoment walls and entrances framed in rough and pol- ished granite columns with curved capl- tals complete the exterior. The board of trade rooms will ocoupy the canter of the second and third stories, ay stated in the general plan, The building will be 66 by 132 feet on the ground at Sixteenth' and Farnam streets, and 65 feet high. — —— PERSONAL. C.Y. Kelly has returned from Sheshone Falls, William Neville, of North Platte, is in the city to-day. Hon. John Reans, Falls City, was at the Millard yesterday. J. B, Frenzer has returned from a pleasant trip to Now Orleans, Mrs, C. L. Dancy, of Cleveland, Otio, is yisiting friends in this city. Rev. A. J. Fishback, of St. Louls, was in town yesterday en route to Blair, M. D. Welch and Mason Gregg, prominent. citizens of Lincoln, are at the Paxton. C. A. Hull and wife, 8 promnent banker from St. Cloud, Minn., is at the Millard. Mr. C. L. France, of Butte, Montans, and a celebrated cattleman cf that place, is in the city. Miss Mollie DeVoll, of Oincinnati, 0., is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs, N. L. Kingsley. pt. J. 8. Lehaw, of Sutton, who has been in Omaha for the past day or a0, leaves to.day for his homs in Clay county. Mz, P. D, Sturdevant, ex-state treasurer, i8 10 the city on business, He will leave to- night for his home at Geneva. Lieut. Finley, signal office inspector, of Washington, is in the city inspecting the lo- cal signal office account records. Major A. Marton, of the U. 8. A, sta tioned at Fort Bridges, Wyo., arrived in the city Sunday and is at the Paxton. At the Metropolitan: T. J. Fleming, Grand View; John Grood and sister, Fremont; B. W. Hunter, Tekamah; Miss Anna Young, Hastings; F. 1% Davis, Wahoo; I W. Job, Ord; Chas, A. Fitch, Dorchester; F. Bick, Seward; Al Powell, Blair, and Chas, Chase, Lincoln, Neb. Atthe Millard: W. H. Michael; Grand Tslund; C. O. Crowell, Blair; W. P. Saun- ders, Beatrire; Fugene Ely and family, Mill- ville, N.J.; D. A, Farrell, tlenweod, In.; J. Townscnd, Ft. Madison, In; G. S. Blodgett, Wahoo; C, W. Greon and wife, Dos Momet. L. K, Mooney, for the last year book-keeper of E. B. Chapman & Co., has gone to Lenora, Kansas, thera to accapt a position in his fath- er’s bank, Mr. Moonoy, duciog his stay in Omaha, has madoe many friends who will re- joice to loarn of his promotion, but will re- gret his departure from their midst. Clarenco Buell, St. Louis; G. N. Briggs, St. Poter, Minn,; H. B, Strant, Culbertson, Nebj; J. Branford, Nebraska Oity; Miss Emma Hoehn, Columbus; William Johsunes aud lady, Corron, In.; S, M, Smith, Blue Hill; C. W. Dake, Koarney; J, R. Porter, Haigler; N, B. Vineyard, Hastiogs; D, 8, Draper, Plattsmouth; James Carroll, Chey- enne, are at the Canfield, Jas, Stephen, Central City; G, P. Sea- wright, Cheyenne; M. D, Welch and Mason Gregg, Lincoln; B, R. Cowdery, Columbus; M. W, King. Oakdale; J, R, Markeley, Nio- brara; L. A, Brandhoefer, North Platte; Chas, H, May, Fremont; H, H, Dorsy, ‘Wahoo; E. A, Jones, Lincoln; Jas, Peabody, Fairmont; Lewls N, Kent, Minden; J. S. L. Hew, Sutton; Henry E, Lewis, Lincoln; P, D, Sturtevant, Geneva, and R, O, Tyler, Chicago, are at the Paxton, OALIFNRNIA® FAVORITES: ‘Well-Known Kings of the Turf en route to the Eastern Races. W.M. Murray, & well-known horseman of Bacramento, Callfornis, arrived here this moroing, with seven fast Americans golng with them to the St. Louis,Chicago and other eastern summer races. His list Includes Estell, a 3 years old stallion; Blley Ayers, Jim Douglas, Joe Howell, Harry e and Isabelle, ol leading favorites of the turf, Mr. Mourray unloaded his horses here and Is Riving them @ rest at Mr. J. Stevenson’s on Tenth street. MHe will leave at noon to-day for ot Louis, Kstell, the 3.year old stal- lion, is ranked now as the fastest horse on the Pacific cosst, At the San Fran- cisco races one month ago he wonthe mile £ THE OITY MABSHALSHIP. Jadge mnrke.nnnnnnoel His Deter- mination to A coept the Proffered Position—Boyd's Police., “Judge, have you declded to scoept Mr. Boyd's tender of the clty marahalship which ramor says has been made to you rapeatedly?” The reportorial question bearing npon a polnt which is just at present dlacuased with a good deal of Interest, was put falely and equarely to Judge Beneke last nignt. The ex-police judge made an- swer In an evasive way, butbeing pressed said at length, “‘Yes Mr. Boyd has pressed me to accept the city marshalshlp my friends have insisted on my acoept- ancs of the office, and Saturday 1 made up my mind to do so.” “'So you will be the next chlef of po- lice of Omahaf” “Oh, well, that remalns to bs seen, It is by no means settled yet.” Tho formal appointment, unless some- thing tarns up to dlsconcert the present plaus, wiil be given to the council to- morrow night, It is not at all improba- ble that there will be a warm fight betore the nomination of the mayor Ia confirmed The clty councll is clearly republican in majority, and there is considerable feeling sgalnst the unceremonious ousting of the present incambent of the oftice, Thomas Cummings. The feellng that he has made a good and fafthful marshal, con- scientious and thorough in kis work, is prevalent among those members ef the aldermanic board who have watched his career since he atsumed office, under try- ing clrcumstances, after the Indlct- ment of Guthrle, Judge Beneke’s determination to ac- cept the proffer of cffice is hailed by the Germans with delight, and the represen- tation In the clty government which his confirmation will fnsure for them la re- garded as most important, Mr. Boyd has snnounced his intentlon of changing and reorganizing the police force in & most radical manner, and a great many of the members are expecting a “‘let out” at almost any time, 1t s an- nounced that Mayor Boyd will not ap- point any man In the plece of any old policemen unlees there is gocd reason for such policy in each individual case. The outcome of the next few days is awalted with conslderable esgerness by those who are interestcd in local politics. A GREAT ESTABLISHMENT, The Fursiture House of Dewey & Stone One of the Largest in the United States, The recent fmprovements in the furnl- ture store of Dewey & Stone have made that establishment one of the most at- tractlve places in the country. The change In the front has enabled the firm to make a show-window twenty-two feet wide. This affords a good opportunity for an effzctlve display of somo of thelr finest goods, At present the show-win- dow is occupled with a magnificent dis- play of parlor and bed-room farniture, fancy desks and tables, chiffonicus, cab- inets, &c., which attract general atten- tlon and ellcit the admiration of every- body. The buslness office has been moved to the roar of the firat floor and finely fisted up. The large double room, on the first floor has been elegantly decorated with gllt-embossed paper, and presents a very rich appearance. All of the other floors have been greatly improved, and with the tasty arrangement of the elegant ar- ticles of furniture make a most ful show. Each floor is arranged with an entirely different line of goods. Aczess to each floor is made easy and pleasant, in both buildinge, by three el- evators, The Farnam street store is connected with thelr Harney street bullding by an iron suspension bridge. This Harney street building Is a five- story structure, and is aleo devoted to the retall trade. These two build- ings, ome belng 44 by 132 feet, four storles and basement, snd he 44 by 132, five storles and basement: afford a floor-room of 63,888 equare feet. The establishment Is one of the largest in the country, and there is no finer fur- niture store anywhere. Thelr wholesale ‘warehouse, located on the Unlon Paclfic track, extending from Tenth to Eleventh streets, Is 80 by 264 feet, two ttorles, contains an acre and a half of floor room, In which are etored hundreds of carloads of farniture, Theso ‘‘items” give eome idea of the extent of the business of Dewey & Stone, whose enterprise knows no limit. FREE HOMES. Some of the Beanties and Advantages of the Elkhorn Valley, The Northern Nebraska railroad com- pany has lssued an atiractive “flyer” 1llustrating and setting forth the beauties of the Elkhorn valley, and great advan- tages that exlst there for locating, estab- lshing and bullding up homes, The lay of the land, rich aud fertile soil, con- veniences of excellent markets, railroad facllities, and In fact everything else that goes to attract the atten- ton of seekers after new homes in the west, are offered as induce- ments for a flow of emigration Into this lovely garden spot of the northwest. At the present time, grand {llustratives of Amerlcan energy and enterprises ave to be seen there in improvements that have been made within the past five years, where in 1880, there was nothing to break the wlerd monotony of boundless gulrlu and sea waving .glrlu, except ere and there an occaslonal dogont, are to be seen to-day magnificent, well im- roved farms, comfortable and elegant arm houses, well filled barns and graner- les, fine orcharde and contented hus- bandmen. Be sure and see the Elkhorn valley before settling permenantly in any new loaality, A BHOOTING S8ORAPE, ‘W. E, Jones, Hotel Keeper in South Omahas, 8hoots His Cook. - | @. Svansox. night of it, drinkiog freely and talking Iondl at August Wilson's ssloon. Jones boldly declared that he was the best man, by long odds In South Omaha. This as- wertlon Harrigan took exceptions to and ave Jones the lie, whereupon Jones drow gh revolver and was going to shoot Harrigan on the spot, but bystanders in- terfered, Induced him to subslde, and leave the saloon. He went out follewed by Wishart, and in front of the ssloon drew his gun again and shot the Jatter The ball took effect in Wishart's left groln, passing entirely through the fleshy part of his leg and fell “on the ground. 1t was pleked up this morning by Mr. Nelson and saved, Immediately after the shoot- ing Jones loft and has not been seen or heard of since, Wishart was carrled to the hotel and soon as & physician could be called had hig wound dressed. While it s dangerons and very painfal the wound ls not believed to be necersarlly fatsl. This is the second shooting event with. Ina yearat that polnt, Mike Patrick having been killed there last July, His murderer is now In jail here awaiting trial, A complaint was swora out in Justlce Bartlett’s court this evening charging Jones of shooting with intent to kill. As that wortby is doubtless out of reach, the service of the writ will be diflicalt, e ——— —Tom Rossiter, a messenger boy employed by the A, D, T. company, was arrested yester- day, sharged with disposing of some let- tors which had been given to him by the com. pany for delivery to Mr, N, J. Edholm, The boy failed to turn up Sunday, and the let ters, which contained in all about 885, were, of course, not delivered. It appears vhat the boy had gone out to the base ball grounds yes- terday, and had carelessly left the money in care of some ono there, Yesterday mormng thofl money was returned,§and the youthful Mercury, whose act was one of simple careless- ness, will doubtless be released. Schmitzberger SPECIAL NOTICE TO LOAN—~MONEY, onxy ronl estate aned on sect s, nites. Lobeok & 1822 Farnam, up-stal, 02011 ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, Room 90, Omaba National bank building 2H4A1 T ONEY loaned at low ratos,in amounts to sult on VA chattel,collaterals or other good security. Finan- o wEST—SMore dwel'lng tached, §22. per month wxciavon Tmproved bustness property D L Thomas. So5-t¢ storn k.-.. #4,500. for stock of merchan dise or el e | brsinoss. Address, W 1de” cars Beo office. TRT-80 OR RENT-28room houtes Inquir no. F| — — Barton,Simeltiag works, or $14 North 8% | [ion aatm on Exciasin For live stock; Jeuse of #chool, section No38, Town 1, Range 18, Nebraska - e | with go0d #pring water, good house, stable, cattle {OR RENT—New cottage, b rooms. . Pbipps Roe | shed, corral, corn ctib, bog lob, cellar, hen hotse,ana 612 8 Sthet, A | & never failing wel oreood <ater; a8 txcnin viloge for & person wishing to kesp cattle and NOK RENT-Store bullding 44x80 three story and » - ‘ H"Vaeement No. 110and 11é 1ath. Inguire 1400 Gron) bargAln, can b had a8 the owner wi Dolge St. 990t move awAy. AFply to proprietor on the pr ddress Jas C O'Brien, . 0. box 82, Riverton, 808 7O RENT—Farnished cottage, 7_rooms, with elosets, pantry, eta., In bost losality in Clty ean pay rent with board, Oall In afternoon at 525 Ploas T xomavon -0 seres wel improved Iand { mile from Easox, [owa, for & #took of genoral morohan- clal exchange, 1608 Farnam st #88-m1p | ent 5. dise or b Address John Linderholm, Fasex — - - b Towa. dsett Y - d chattels | J{'OR FENT..Thror brick stores corner 15th and | 1° i I ONEY Loaned on ehattels, out rats, R R IV S0Kets oouight and sold. A. Forman,gis 8. 18th 84 ONEY LOANED at 0. F. Reed & O0's. Loan office AV on furaiture, pianos, Horsse, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all_othe rartlcles of value, without remcval, Over 18t National Bank,corner 18th snd Farnam. - Ail busines strictly confidential OKEY TO LOAN 1n_sums of $800 and apward. M EGF. Dadia and. Co., Beal Estate And Losn Agents, 1505 Farnam 8. 208 8 WANTED FEMALE HELP. S wan—A good gil for kitchen work; good wa- gos 1418 Dedge St 888:.1p V 7 4wrRo—Colored girl for general house work, WY Mien dos R Clarisn: € routh b1 Mt Ploaant; take St Mary 7 AxtEn—Diniog room girl at Planters house. W 0 25 TANTED ~G 1l for general house work; ood wa- W et good girk " Sirs Corbett, 1618 Howard, WA t onc 4 W girls at the Canfl 1d House. No others need apply. 881-20 V 7axTe—First-class dining room girl at tho Met- ropolitan hotel; none other need apply. E24-b 7 AxTED —A g00d strong git] to wash dishes at the Paxton hote!. 825.27p WV Axreo—Girl for general housework, Muit be good cook and williog t3 work. Steady place and good wagos. Mre. H.'8. Smith 511 N. 10th St WAT—tumedistely. expotionced straw sewors at Omaha Bleachery, 1616 Capitol ave, 826.27p 7ANTED—Girl for general house wagk, must bo ALMA E.KEITH. Omaha'sPopulariliner AND— HAIR DRESSER. 111 S, 16th Street, - - - Opp. Postoffice DR. DYSART 1222 Farnay, Cor 13th. Throat Lungs & Heart SPECIALIST, And GYNAECOLOGIST (14 years hospitaland private practice.) CoN suLTATION FREE, Office hours-10 to 12 a.m, 2to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays 2 to 4 p. m. Fashionable Hatter MzNs' FURNISHER. MRS. L. J. DUNCAN, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER! Perfect Work Guaranteed. Room 13, Crounse Block. Residenoe, 106 South 20th Street. guod washer and ironer, 1014 Howard St. S11.97p 7 AxTRD— Two girls at tho City Hotel. ‘V = G 24 809-28p VWil tor general bouse work; German ‘preferred; apply at 2118 Burt 8t. 811-27p TAXTED—Girl for general house work la small famuy. Inquire at Monfelt cigar and notion store, 15th and Howard. 818-28p 7ANTAD—A glrl for genersl housework and girl for childrea. 19.9 Farnam strect. 795-27p VW AxTo—A good cook at 820 South 10t 8 7 Ao~ Gisl tor Bousework, 112 Capite, 700-97p TaxTED ~Indy sgen ts for dalsy stocking and skirt supporters, shouldo braces, bustics, bosam forms, diess shiclds, eafoty belts, sleove protector, otc.; entirely new devices.un- precedented profits; we have 600 sgents making $100 onthly, Address with stamp, E 11 Campbr i & Co., South May st., Chicago. 670-m10p. NTED—18 good glrls, 7 experienced cooks Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farn: nm"!lil. 7011 ueen Protector exclusive right in this state to sell the coal ecnomizor And soot destroyer, dostroys the soot and will #aye twenty per cent on coal, will sell county right' of tho state, or will exchange o real ROOMS FOR RENT. JFon #nsr- Farnished room 1818 Jackson s 842.m20p nnot give It his attention 1en: Bedford, Souor & Day 7 0% kst Farnished front room with home com- forts, 8 E corner 15th and Cass. 2 shed rooms. Ferams 480 Address W, Beo office 83-2 {0k RENT—Forniahed room, witn board. tor two gentlemen, 1417 Howard. RENT 5 Do iyt oo o e BUSINESS OHANOES. selling, othor business. Address 'R F" Be ] genl 85 Suitabie DO 8, m030p | K business. Cuming st. At & bargain, a well estabilab, Call ator address “A & 11" Vo ks T-Furnished front room, bav window,brick, Board small family, 808 north 17th 8t. 8ik-1p o Oniaha and the good will thereof 7o kENT ~Eulte of rooms, bath room conncctsd, | hacks, 26 buggies and fi for foue gentlemen, also Foom for gentioman and f pole pugelos, full cor wife with first-class board. 1622 Burt. 70348 + 34 horses, 6 ily carrlages, band wagons, nient of double and single arness and all appurtenances of & first olasa stable. Will give b years loaso of the grounds aud bufldings 18 in the contre of the business 1ortion of tha oit: and dolng & good trade Good terms can be bad. . 1, Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank, Omaha, JOR RENT~With beard one nicely furnished front room, with g4s and bath. 1449 Jonos St. 808900 0 $aLK—In Oakland Noo. first-class meat market Also the furniure of the St Paul hotel, For par- , inquire or write Wiggers & Uehling, Oaklsnd Jron e —Furnehod tront room. 1064 Furnan, i T Nioy farr fshed rooms tul nen. 2209 Dodge St. [Fon suerug storo 1 desirable lolity, wit invoioe about §1.600 K O Patterson, NE cornoe 18th and Faroam . 436-4t DOR SALE —A first.claas stock of di a4 bargaln, will tako part crsh bal tate; address “M. V. B." care Beo office NOR SALE—Or exch boots and shoes, ger chango for Nebraska 10th 8t., Omaba, Neb. {0R RENT—Two large frant rooms furnished or un- furnished, convenient to board. N.W.Cor 20th and Webster 8t. 7094 JOR RENT- 8 or 8 rooma closet, cellar, o Tequire at 608 North 18th St. n clogant new Busbman's block, Cor 10th wite of offios rooms, i P 3 il wtock of olothing and Douglas. 767¢¢ turnishing goods, will ox- ds. G, H. Peborson 804 8. o pras oy furniehed front room for Iady aud gontloman; lnqulre 521 Pleasant 8t. 712-tf TR pusr—Neatly turnlahed. tront room g1 seuth 16thst. 708-87p BOARDING. 0ARDING ~Institato hotel corner 18tn and Cagitol Do ket Suite of rooms for two or four gentlemen ave., day board $4.0) per weok. Moal tiok cta. 1114 South 12th et P | L W Hai", Proprietor. 3 OB BENT-Niosly turnished roome 1617 Davenpord JFIBST-CLASS Bed and board 1313 Oupltal ave 792.§6p 2435 On wavt—Furolabed room 1621 Capiol e, "LOST AND FOUND, R RENT —A furnished front room with ute of par- TR AVED —One large brown mare with knot on out= lor, with small family, 2107 Chicnge st. 727-28p 1 will sido of leg just below hook, suitable roward wil patd for return o E D Frank, 25th and Leay 'OR RONT- Large room 21x20 elogantly finished, suitable for office, inquire C M Katon, 111 § 14thst. ‘ss7At MISCELLANEOUS. P rvrs—On Eikhom and Plaite. . Murray; 800t 0r nExT—Elegant newly furnishod rooms 2925 Dodge st. 6074t OOMS—With board,detirable f3r summer, Apply | —————oooooo At 84 Charle Hetol. 237-1t | Y7 8TRAY Notick—Taken up by tho subsoribor on Jaokson 8t, yesterday: ove dark by 14 hands high, heavy mane and tail yesraold. The owper o proporty Feter s 7\OR RENT—Several flue cftices In Crounse' blook, Inquire Ed. Norris, room 19 Crounse blook JFOR BENT—Furcished room 1810 Dodge, P Anries wanti g awil plense apply at tho Cozzon, 780 27 35-a%0 JPgR BENT—Nicoly fursistiod rooms st 1716 Case 8t 236-t8 kasoxs given In real point lace, also lace made to WANTED MALE HELP. Jorder. 1414 Dodge strect. i FORSALE—FARMS, HEW SILVER TAG, Ita frult g VW diavi - maa to take caro of horso or co at 1002 Idaho st. N J Burnham, oall at house or 200 15th strvet, between Douglas and Far- Nono need toapply unless you have ¢oo? referer.ce ag furniture salesma; to ability and character. M. F. Martin. 80841 SITUATIONS WANTED. —By city salesman_ituation by May Iat, quaintance with city and Council Bluffs rade, (not ealoon, Address ‘0. B." Bee office. 749:30p at one cent each by the dealers, sgents. J0R 8ALE - 120 acres good land _within 60 miles of Omaha, new house, good stabls, 1'ving water, chool bouse on the land and one wilg from railway | TSyTRo.Tiox o station; terms easy. W H Green, over let Nat'l Baok. b 85t banjo given by G E Gellone at 1116 Ca itol ave. 43048 81y vaults, einks and cesepooly cleaned any time of tho day In an ontirely odorloss way with our ved pump and apparatus. i v attonded to. A. Evan o § g saue-Fam and unlmproved land lots and e on long credit B &M Land office, 520 &, dicka & Goantner. £63-1018p does not taint t cent each by the Cred 161TNING RODS —J J Mcain ha for sale the besb _rods manufastured in the United States annealed ic stecl center covered with sheet copper, orders SILVE eemed at or FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS. AxTED—Si(uation as conchman In private family by & trusty man who understandshis busiaoss wiliing to make himse.{ generally useinl Ad- . F. K.” Beooffice. £33.27p and dress VWV Axzr = porition bi o voung ma with s years experience in & oountry store, can give %ood recommendatione, Address “C L. W.” Bee office. 835-2p 7 ANTED—A position a8 & book kee per o clerk by W lemperance soung man with tity referonces speaks Gormav; address ‘L. H'" Boe office. 520-27p Ava Scurrorsm C. SVANSON & CO 1116 Farnam, Bet 1th and 12th St, MERCHANT TAILORS Finest selection of Spring Suit— ings, Perfect Fit, and complete sat- isfaction guaranteed. A, KALISH. Merchant _Tailor 16 South 15th Strect, 3 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM. First-class tailoring in all its branches, MISS LULU NELSON, (Formerly of §t. Louis.) FashionableDress MAKING-. (°0DS Furnished nnd sults made upto order, t X very reasonable prices, Cutting and fitting a specialty, 60y N. 10th St. AMERIGAN - GoRMuLLY || Jir r‘[‘RY WORTH FRANKLIN ST. CHICAGO, | apradedlm <1« CHALLENGE s SAFETY X 0. DRLLE I5LE. 2. 1. LANOUKE MAHA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 1120 Farnam Street, Prompé attention will be glysn to those de- siring good bely, abshort nol e and also those devirlog good. situstions; b BELLE-ISLE & LANG l:[EX NE, Herdy Nursery Stock | ¥or priced oatalogue of the POMONA NURSERIE Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, uz-sm m-.‘. or free planting. In o w1 24 EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 808 Fanth street, betwoon Farnam and H ney wivh theald of guardiac 1oF_ anyone glanoe in the oertaln conditions in the future, o to order Perfeat satisisoction gu DROT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICH, OuAla, Ny TaxTED—Steady situation by first-class tinner; W Ceiiatands il kinds of work and does st drink, P esso state wages aud address, 508 W. 7th 8t., Bioux City, lowa. 801-28p T AXTRD—Position: type writer deal 2 Remington machine. Counctl Bluffa, Experieneed short-hand and ng to come_west. Owns No. ‘Address, W. E., Care Beo, 778-30 7 AXTED—Siluation as housckeeper for widower. Mra. M., Bee office, Council Bluffs. 45:20 ASTKD—Situation by an_oxperlenced book- keoper, by 2 salesmen, bya lady stenographer and type writer, by 2 youog men to drive delivery wagon, by & g.ed coschman, by a man to run. sta- tionery ongine, Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. 70041 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 7ANTED—A team of good mares; must welgh at Wik Ti00; Aedross gisiog particulars, Alfred C Griffin, Omaha. 835.90p ‘newrod s or repairing old oneg promptly attended t. 830-mb ROy Shun—A special bureain in o residont lot dn | to_Address 1011 Saunden Hanscom place. K. C. Patterson, 13thand Far- Dnam, 867-29 s aase-Chenp and boautiful lots for 4100, each on monthly payments of $10, only a few left. R C Pattorson, 13th and Farnam. 866-29 KW BILVER TAG, docs not give you heart-hurn /Iags rodecniod st ono cent, oach by tho dealors; inks and ceaspools cleaned at the shortet notice and satisfaction guaranteed by F. @. Abel, P. 0. Box 878 490-m2p 8tallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr. WAl stand for stock at Omaha Fair grounds the season of 1885 Hels 104 hands h igh, weight 1255 Ibs, his eire Jack SmErrARD i3 full brother in blood to DEXTER 2:17}, 180 to DICTATOR the sire of JAY-EYK-5kR 2:10, FALUAS and DikkCioi 217, Call at the Falr grounds and seo him and yot bis petigreo in A beautitul lot 83182 and fine residen do aders St. for $16003f taken immediately. R C. Pattorson; 13th ana Farnam, R 5ALB—A small house at 25th and Calfforn * price 360, 834 Joor aun—Spocial Bargain— splondid corner lots on red car ine; cheap. Fulllot, N. 20th st., nouse 20x28. £2200. Cor. lot'60x13?, 12th aad Dorcas, hout aad stalle. = in full, terms $25. for the season. A, THOMSON. Corn l]'l‘. 12th and Dorcas, T e Wao's MawmmoTH 400, 4 ot b enport st., 106x124, house 20x24 and stable, §1,400. MUSEUM-THEATER, Cheice 4 acre lot, Pratt's sub div, $2000, (Formerly Acadomy of Muslc) Cor Lake and 17th st, east front, 1674x140, 6 room L pyictittim) house, $3600. 4lots, Burr Onk add, east front, 82002, Lot B0x185, Pierce, near 23d st, sout front, 5 room house, barn, $2500. 850-1 FAULSEN & Co., 1613 Farnam street. S, A, Drigsnach & Co,, - P ietol Co.'J, H, Woop, - S e Manager The Boom of Omaha! Crowded Housea Nightly, One weelk, commencing, Monday, April 27th, '86 ok a1, A bargain i house and lot, barn, cistern, cellar eto. §1,075; £400 carh, balance in deforred payments to euit purchaser, 518 'S 10th. G, F, Elsasecr. 60427 WAoo buy a ce cash, 14 N)6th §t. VWV AxTEn=To rent, well srravged cottage of eoven o1 eight 100m3 1o good locaticn. Address Wm. T. Bonner, care Great Weetein Carbon Co. 810 28p W Ar5-A mua or woman in overy country in U 8§25 samulo frec §75 per month, commission, Send stamd. ~ Paul Tabel W Axm—0ne or two_gentlemon to take nlccly furvished front roon Siay 1st; references ex. changed, 817 north 17th st. R17-1p 7 470 good family horse at 1505 Farnam 8. 778-t1 Wi =To ront s largo furoichod Slater's block 16th and Califoraia, al30 a fow more tablo bosidors a9 r Wanted on notes securod by mortgage 3,500 Srhrencr i o, L payable in one alance In two yei ten per cent loferest and al 4 room, In with board, 7621 Every Afternoon and Evening, ok savk—Touse full lot, well, cistern, barn, ol In od condition, one block from street cars §1,600 cacy terms, W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bauk, €di-t! Appearance of the talented actor, GEORGE FRANCF, Supported by the Eminent Actress, MISS LEULU DELMAY, In the Great Sensational Drama, RLOCK GAME! Introducing his wonderful dramafic acting dogs, Roven and BRoNO, OUR'CURIO PARLOKS,' In the Palace Museum of Americs, Prof, R. A. Stendell’s Eloctro-Musical *“Thaumoncope’ The Mysterious] Rods, the Floating Lady, The Fijil Family and Canibal Princess, Pan oramic Views 20 in number, Cages of Wild Auimals, Birds, otc., and the MonkeyFamily, 12 in number, and & hundrod other cariositicr, Change of Programme Twice o Woek. A Resort for Ladies, A Rewort for Ohildren [OR SALK—A full lot on corner of 18th and Joves paved street and within one square of U. P, R R. forsale. Warren Switzlor. w20 Jon sALE—5 lota full size, 10 por cont cash, balanc montuly paymonts. W 1 Green, over 1st Nat Bank. 656t 8ALB—Two cottages and ots Virginla ave, ono block south of St Mary's ave, 8t care §509 cash, batance on long tims. Isisc Adams Freozer block opp, P. 0. 017-1t O BAL¥—G00d 6 room house, lot 50x132 {act,ens frout, §1300; $100 cash, balance 15 per month, W. H. Groen, over st Natioual bank. 88141 FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS, TOR 8ALE OR TRADE—I will sellor trade my houre ! ax %:uwm ufl'[en from 1 r m, to 11 p. m, bonus of d 1 ndel of o] il i 7704 81428 110 Cents. ADMISSION, 10 Cents., W/ AureD—A tunistied hotel ina live town, one controlling the Commeroial trade, Address 'E £"Vick Neb, 0¢6-28p ANTED--$3.60 will buy one dozen Roger Dro's tripple platedtablo knives at Moody's china store,corner |0th and Daveoport st. oy ady In need of & sewng m e new lmproved American No, 220 N 10th. 84381 ai {DB RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, Toome complcts with clos. qaire 813 south 20th s, 8] 1-3p next—House of 9 rooms with barn, Oaldwell Faiinds st; Inquire 1709 Jackson sh. 445.80p OR RENT—House of 4 rooms; inquire at Wouth 171k B, biiween Jeckssh. aud: Lisyons worth, o, 48.28p 0k RENT—New houte 11 roows ready May 26 & mouth Inquire of G E Thempton, § W 11th and Harne; ¢ 1st, t [ w0 room house sl o good ordor, 10 d on Leaveaworth st, A P Tukey, st Ci flclda store, 520. R B ok cottage on Sherman 8 roows pantry, clercts, &c., i thorough repiir; large finegreund. J W Paddock, 1617 Capitol ave 862 80p Bacred Con R BALE~1(00 yde. of dit to be had at 1 ui ouosrs Bunday aftermson sud eve~ man ave, 118 Sher. 760 29p ing. Wanted ~One hundred eminent and respec table young ladies to compete for prizes offer. ed in our great gathering of beauties, Apply to the mauager of the museum, Imported Beer ok 8ALK—Horse, buggy and haruess §169, 1400 Douglaa st. Fosus—aged family horee, buggy aud Har- nese, lnquire 2018 Douglas 8t, ¥ A Fox. OR ALK OR RENT. building and fix aloon 1o good looality, lot Arply to John & Freyhan 1 No 1305 Douglas 8t , Omahs; Nel IR BOTTLES ) 3 R BALE—For $60 down and 920 per month 1 : T o il e ologact Bre raom.. doaga."uih lrllngeril.n e+ eeee veee Bavaria, orches, olosets, bay wiadow brick cellar, cistorn,con | Clmbacher, ve«ssevs .ove.. Bavaria, ouse, &, & with two lota pioely fenced the whole | Pilaner Bohemi utracts for ton have alr n [ 1eeerres-ssesree s Aod SeeTIan. of coams, lovation Bring wad ++.Uramen, your friends along, C, K yue, south-west corner 16th 207880 DOMESTIC. Budweiser..vs.vvs.eee..8t; Loui and Farnam. TOR #ALE—Piano, & §700 upright plmu‘.z"‘."7. o K ain, 1710 Dougian. Anhauser. e.e .8t. Louis, e == | Best'w.... +eee.es Milwaukes, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 3chlitz-Pilener—. ... Milwaukee, Krug's 19vess Om; TRk mrars koxuns ~Lobeck & Cor, 1831 Farnam strect coraer 13th, real estate Lought and sold on cammission, ¢ xchanges of real or ty effeoted: or stocks of priecs, i Ale, Ale, Porter, Domestic a;d Rhine ne, ¥D. MAURKR, 1218 Farnam St personal proper. ' pats uageof parties haviag res] cetate 00d8 to sell or oxchisuge at ressonablo oliolted, ana will bave eur best w:r:inu. ! {0k BENT—A Cottage & r » with summer kitchen beward Strect, between PERSONAL. HAMBURG-AMERICAN DERHONAL | Sealod April 21, 1885. ) {OR BENT—8 1oom houseon Bt. car line. Apply | 4 tesing cuttingand otting satisiactory; address 216 | s . T COMP. Y. and the conrt announced that his decl | snd » balf race agelnst five compstitors, qufenlad proposst, Io duplicate, will bs reosived O o o Larae s, 8l oar Lns, A North 16th at, Mrs J Arnoid. wisp | Direct Line for England, France slon would be reserved until this (Tues-|time, 2:27), Among the defeated was| Sunday night, about 12 o'clock, the ock 4. M, Fridsy May 1s, which time they will be o y SI6-40p | T ——————— ned in the presence of ubap R# GERNAND midwlle receives Indles In her houss and (lermany, . day) morning at 9 o'elock, the grdut and famed colt, Alto. He took | little village of South Omaha was thrown | Pjdders for goverament supplics of ¢ followlng | Wagi s Thres stcry and basemeat, brick store, M conflnement, No 1482 Bouth 15th 8t +Omans. | - The syoauuahips of this well Inn{n ltne are bullt v (YA ——— fl;:r R0 °Jo; gow& t1. -1:;- lnto an unusual disturbance by telo of [ | Lumber, cemeat, haruces lcathor and saddicry, A 0 e menth ek D T o s etar Ut compartimente, aad are fur- o 3 of the records. . ta olls, machioery aud water Suppilcs : “| M E M Hoorex, Trance cia , an make the passago 4 A Card, 2t His laat race covered s mile in 1.42, |1ushing cltizens, who turned their spree | stationery, Iautcrn klobes, stoves; stove parts snd Cor 1oth and Faroaw. 7734 | VL0, Soodium roady for busiaess over. Ne 668 S E | deotoce ol Mereostio, oy onrry ‘Ao ‘Uuiied Onuua, Aprll 2745 f poating Baldwin's celbrated horse, | nto a general xow, and ended it with a | 57yw, ariy iy iakoo lnbersad terisl ol | yfou vear-—1o oom bouae, moders provement. | oraer 10 wod Welter Toiua easonable, 42 wi0 | Fhaadarsand Bastiass fof it (LONLOR To the editor of the Bk, Gano. Mr. Marry expeots to take|shootlng scraps. The particulare are | ok, sewerae, B pipe, & of Mawr caniee: Bedfoid, Bouer & Davls, 213 8. 140h B¢, 7684 | — = — | Merboug, (PARIS and HAMBURG, Tn yoor paper of the 25th inst. ap-|in the enilre eastern clroult, and sald to aud “other information furnjsoed on spplication. Be about these. W, E. Jones, who keeps the hotel, his cook, Alec Wishart, and Con, Harrlgan, sn employe 1n the stock yards packing house, were making a Hates, Flrst Cabin, $60-$100, to or from Himbuig, $10. ' O, 1. RICHAKD & 00 ,Gen {\':‘.l‘n‘::l :g\n‘l-;. ILX \P”“J""' New York and agton snd La Bollo streots, Chicago, or Hen oputy land whleh | ca exchaugo st tiures | Fuodt, Murk Tiausea, ¥ L o M B prof le for eastern property, Come | Utaabis; Gronewl; ol g o O ¢l [ sci el »aad seeit. W, J, Vaunice, Biduey, Neb. 8044l AR A Romgm, b Geuaal' Sluty TO EXCHANGE, ve fifty thoussed aores of Chiey- Beat quality of all articl given to articles of dowestic required, Preference roduction. Bidders requested o attach coples of sdvertisemicnt 0 & hrxT—Ihreostory brick store bullding; eo.| A eune oo their pr McCavLEY, Ay i ) which will ADCAGML ) e of Edward Norrs & Co., room 19 Croupse 0% kT —New 8tore 100m 22x70. Jno Erck, 617 N @ reporter for the Bxe that on his return s - nome he will stop and stay for the Omaha races If the purses suit nlm, { E:uuh statement that a petition had on filed In the district court, charging the writer hereof with obtalniog a cer-