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

THE DAILY BEE-~SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1885. A GRAND SUCCESS. Smith's First Great Shopping Excarsion 1) Omaha This Mornicg. Eleven Oars Orowded to the Utmost ~ Boenes Along the Line, * Yesterday morning the special excursion traln on the B, & M. which had been ohartored for the exclusive use of the patrons of Smith's dry goods store, ar- rived In the clty. It Is mafe tomay that never before in the history of the com- merolal enterprises of this city, of what- soever description or magnitude, has any transaction taken place which could dls- play to better advantage, the spirlt of gluh aud enterprise of any buslness firm, 'ho event ia one long to be remembered, as marking an Important era in the history of local business Interes! The excursion started at Lincoln, the traln being one of eleven cars. Passen- qers were taken on, however, from Has- tings and other points in that locality. The crowds kept pushing onto the train as each successive atation was passed, men, women and children of all patterns, nizes and ages presonting themselves for passsgs. By the lime the trsin had reached the third or fourth station the other side of Omaha every one of the eleven cars was packed and jammed, It belng impossible to obtain even standing room. Oonsequently for the last few statlons no stops were made, hundreds turning away disappolnted. ‘When the traln arrived at the depot, itis faic to say, there was presented the sight of an exoursion party whioh for size has not been equalled in mavy s yoar. The crowd of ladies, gentlemen, with their youthfals, actuslly extended from the depot to Smith’s store, at 1307 Farnam street, and In the ‘‘grand parade” there must surely have been 1,000 peopla. All day long the mam- moth emporium of the dry goods business has been thronged with pur- chasers, and the day is a red-letter one in the history of the enterprising estab- lishment. Those Omaha people who rely upon the restaurants for their meals where somewhat astonished to fiad every one of them crowded by the excurslon- ints, whose appetites had been doubly and triply whetted by the beautiful May ride. In fact, the restaurant men say that if they had been apprised of tho magnitude of the excursion beforehand, they would have doubled thelr facilities for the supply of the hungry throng. The Importance of this plan for throwing business into the commerclal circles of -our clty can not be overestimated, It will enable pecple to do thelr trading in Omaba without a cant of cost for trans. portation; 1t will bring buyers to the clty, who would probably otherwlse do their trading at some town with inferlor busl. ness establishments; and above all it will 80 revolutionizs present business methods that it will give the people of this portlon of Nebraska easy communi- cation with Smith’s great dry goods store, under whose ausploes these excurslons are to be glven. All honor for the perfect suscess of the present excurslon must be accorded to Mr. J. F. Allen, the gentleman with whom rests the credit of the origination and execution of the scheme. HIS MISSION WEST. Why Sheriff Grebe is Absent 60 Long In Wyoming. The Laramle Boomerang of April 27th, contains the following item which 1s of interest to Omaha people: “Bheriff Grebe, of Omaha, came from the west this morning on the Atlantic ex- press and stopped over a fow hours, dur- which time he visited the Boom- erang headquarters and pralsed thelr neatness and convenience. He af- torwards called to see United States Marshal Schultger and Clty Marshal Foe and left on a spec'al train for Cheyenne. Mr. Grebe has been absent from home for just s month, searching for a red- handed Nebraska criminal who is sup- posed to have taken refuge In the unset- tled portlon of Wyomiog known as the Meeteese country. He was hot on the fellows trall, but lost It agaln tn the lybrints of that hilly re- gion, Should he hereafter succeed in cspturing his man it will be one of the biggest thinge in the criminal annals of the west, but at present details and names are suyprossed in the interest of justice, The officer found traveling In the Meoteese country exceedingly diffi- cult, and felt like glving a war whoop when he got back and onse more got & glimpse of a locomotive and other evi- dences of clvllization, He says he w treated very hospltab'y by the boys up there but he prefers to live near the aunts of men."” BLEW OUITHE GAS, Also His Life—An Uofortunate Young Man Expires in a Room at the Canfield House, Thuradsy evening a young man entered the Canfield house, and registering himse'f asFried. Stelberg, of,Rapid Oity, 111, was awlgned to Room 51, When about to retire the night clerk, who noticed that he was rather green, asked him If he knew how to turn off the gas, to which the stranger replled that he did not, He was, therefore, shown how, and was then conducted to his room. At 10 o'clock yesterdsy mornlng the chambermald = loquired whe was occupylng 61, a8 she could notget in to do her work, =nd there wi trong smell of gas lsu- Ing from the room. The clerks of the house at once investigated the matter, and belng ubable to get in, they kicked the door open, and sure eneugh found the room full of gas and Mr, Stelberg lylng In bed unconsclons from the effects of it. The windows were thrown open, and an attempt was made to revive him. Meantime Dr, Leoe was summoned, and soon arrived, All day he worked dlligently, faithfully awisted by Col. Savage; like- wise the owners and employes of the house, but their labor was in valn, At 16 minutes to 8 o'clock last evening the unfortunate young man brea‘hed his last. 0nlg one time during the day,snd that was about 2 o'clock, were any signs of returning conclousncss indicated, and then his pulse seomed to grow strcnger, but only fcr a short t'me, Afcer he had custodlan at the government buflding at |In Tue Three Negro Women, Clara Thomas and Minole Howard, ar-|llc ought to know that the animosity rested night before last for robbing | Which is entertained by the sporting edi- Conrad Hassler out of $500, were bound over yestorday atternoon, by Judge|on pecuniary grounds. The offer of the Stenberg, in the sum of $1,000 to & walt | former to report for the BEE at one dol- trial at some futare date. The judge|!ar & game has ssys that Hassler had been drinklng s o great deal of beer, Thursiay, went to coat pocket two photographs, one ef him. OMAHA GOT THE BALL. TI P;‘EERA’NOE self and the other a Iady presamed to be THE his aweetheart. They were taken at money and 4 ltior from Tt Guupor, | O0VS1AN0 Beaten in & Te-inving Game. CIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN-—-MONEY, JroaRet Reuly turnished fiond room Iarge nd Alry v ith 1xe of organ if desired, south w et cor 1868 And CLicrgo streeta § blooks nortd of Post office. | Cuming st o SPE JOR BAREAt & Rergain, & well sstatilshed roosry’ busines. Call at or aidress VA & T No No_ 9907 §22.1p e S—— e | LNOR #AUR T OAKINTH Nob, firat.cluas meat market o8 SRT—A Towyer cun Fent dutrable deek room | I alee 16 vt re of (RC BN Fant hotel. - For pa In well furnishe d office, rooms 7 and £, 216 south | tioulars, quire or write Wikgers & Ushiin, A Sis & quire or write Wikrger .lnh.tr.n:\‘n:’fiul money and a letter from Karl Gunther, at Skoll Creek, this state, telling him to come out there, that he conld ot work on & farm near s place;aleo that he would meet him at Brainard with a team and conyeyance, The dead man's railroad ticket reads, fron Rock Island, 11, to Valparalzo, Neb., and his trunks, two of them, were checked at Rock Island, The coroner declded last night that he would not bold an inquest 84 L6 wis 016 question ot %0 ke Ekh. One of tne prettiest ball games ever ner In which he lost his lifs, played In Omaha was the contest with Two telegrams were sent last night to | the Cleveland uine yesterday, in which parties st Rock Island, and until they are [the Buckeyes were beaten after ten heard from there Is no declding about | gtabbornly contested innings. The game what disposition to make of tho body, The dootor aays that the direot osuse of |™a# noted for brilliant plays on both death was concussion of the braln, pro- [#ides and generally good grouping of duced, of course, from the gas. strong efforts, Sallsbury, of the Unlon Paclfios was in the box for the home nine, BETRENCHMENT, taking the place of Kent. In the early b= wj innings Kennedy scored twice for the The Deputy Custodian and One Jani- o tor, of the Government Build- viritors and In the ‘sixth Inning, after a ing Let Out, G - ols, Woolley & Hatr tional bank building et oe—— — - . {oR Raxr—Furnished rooms 1621 Oapitol AALR—Drig store 0 a deeirable Tooahty, wil " : 90780 _ | K invoice about $1.600 R © Patterson, N E corner 7o RRx7—Furnished south tront room room 1004 | 121 And Farnam Faroam 003.1p ONEY loaned at low rates,in mounta to sult on chattel, collaterals or other good security. Finan: olal exchange, 1508 Farnam o1 263-m1p The Buckeye Boys Have Viotory Wrested from Them,—A Bril- llant Contest,—Notes of the Game, e ———————————— 008, ishing good 0R RExT - Sulte of rocms centrally located, well | change for Nebrsska Lands. Q. H. Peters: finished aaitable for ofioe or livig rooms. ' E 31} 10th §¢., Omaba, Neb Eaton, 111 south 14th 8¢, 884 4t Fi: Fun RAxT—OfMos and third flont sultable for whole. o or manuiackurin, at 1907 Farnam St %0 ONEY TO LOAN—On real ostate and chattels V1 D. L. Thomas. T40M ONEY Loaned on nhattels, cut rats, R R 1¥1 tioketa pought and sold. A. Forman,218 9,18 BOARDING, ]F:iimmsé Bod sad board 1718 Capltol ave. 12 ”fl_ [oorvmanres], BLOOD 3 or 8 rooms clovet, cellar, oity water, 608 North 15th Sk 701 9p ONEY LOANED at C. on furniture, pisn property of all kinds and all without remcval, Over 1sb Natior \nd Pamam. Al businese sirictly confidential u LOST AND FOUND, south el —Nowly furclabed fronk room €18 16th St. b74-4p 20 & datk bay horse about § Luyears 010, black waite and tail; & Kteral roward will be pa‘d for it return 40 cor C K Reaflel, MISOELLANEOUS. £oede Tt aver thres monthe, mash e ailod or Wwithin 30 days. A Ders, Dyer 1017 Cumings PIY At | Ghraat, betweon 19th And 20th, ~ e Wanted on notes securea by mor ) 801-2p I ,.)00 on property worth 87,000, halt to be ablle n one year, bal per cent loforesf use of the money. s on Ave ONEY T0 OAR In_ wame of $800 and upward YL 0. F. Davis and Co., Real state and Loan Agenta, 1506 Faroam 84, 28 M 08 R T—Furnished room for one of two gentle: locks from: Post ofice; inqaire, Ope THE CAMPAIGN TOKEN OF 1840, SNY3W LI LYHM $X104 Q10 IHL XSV WANTED FEMALE HELP. arnished rooms 1018 Dodgs. 872.4p TN roome a4, par wonth; th 14th st ANTED —A situation by ady In & laundry, to do ironing; addrees 1 ackeon st. 040.4p WV AxTro—A i 1714 Caitornia st [corymanteo, "RiFriER. BATISFACTION GUARANTEED. H, H, WARNER & (0., Rochester, . ¥. ALL STE)MACH DISBORDERS. $1.00 a Bottle. H.H. Warner & Co., Rochester,N. Y. Rov. W. 8. Brathwaite, Rod Bank, N. J., was curod dyspersin, and other stomach aisorders, by War: ora Tippooanos. The Bet. FOR INDIGESTION, UNEQUALLED. $loco A BOTTLE H. H. Warner & Co. Rochester, . Y. Hon. D. D 8 Brown, Rochester, N. Y., used Warnor's Tippeosnoe, tho beat for +tomach dérange- mente, and was astonished at the good it did him. MILITARY MATTERS. Movements of Troops in This Depart- ment—Personal Notes, sss.ap | JOR Mr- Farolshed room 1818 Jacksen st general row on the part of the players and the umplre as to Hogan's run from firat to second, the number was Increased to three, against ;which was Melster's solltary run in the tesond Inning. The ment and reform, adopted by Secretary :'lg‘ b&"t:: ‘z?xl?l‘:ml::il:; ::;“b; °h:l:; Manning at Washington, tn varlous de- [ work, with Inefliclent playing on the part partments belonging to the United States | of the visitors, tled the score, Black and troasury, of conrse Omaha comes in for | DWyer coming in. The Buckeyes were her share. The work of reduclng ex- rotired bastily and the tenth Inning was called. Great excltement prevalled when pensen here has already commonced. MT. | the home nine began Eonnding Laur and o Campbell, Unlted States surveyor and | when Weber tallied t dlence united a long howl for joy. that his assistant, James Phillips, has | aten of a fly. been released from duty, and that hence.| Following Is the score: forth he must get along without Mr, Phillips’ services. One of the two jani- CLEVELAND. tora I8 also to be dischaged, and the fire- = 1 man's pay Is reduced from 81,000 a year | Hogan to $2 50 per day, thus making with sll|Cariol teose letting outs and reductions, a dif- | Mansell ference in the amount of money expend- ed here, of about $17,000a year. Phil- [}y, lips has been with Campbell for two|\Walker. years, and was a faithful man. The of |Somme: fice of deputy custodian was created six | Lacer. years ago, at a tlme when It was neces- sary to transfer bonded goods from Coun- cll Blofts to Omaha, and the work far- nished all that one man could do. Since Players then a triparte agreement between the|Graham lowa railroads does away with this trans- | Gei fer arrangement, therefore Mr. Camp- bell can well get along without his dep- uty’s services. OFFICES SECURED. Rooms Sccured in the County Court House for the Oity Treasurer, Clerk, Auditor and En- gineer, W Airan.-Stendy situstion In Kood German girl t0 do cook Apply 807 North 10th § nd general o naxt—Farnished front room with home cor- ., up ebairs. 802 058--4p house work. forts, 8 E corner 16th and Cass. 2p o it —Niocly farnished rooni for §)genlamen ARTURK—On EIkh, a Platte. T, M 2226 bodge. 864t I) g “"‘s&u AxTRD —A good gl for genetal house ok 1017 Under the presumed policy of retrench- Chicago 8t. W SILVRR TAG. 1t frult flavored, tags redeomed at 1o oont caoh By tho dealers, * Poycke Bros., agonts. Bs8.AL on wwr—Handeomely furuishod rooms. Addres ANTRD—A nurso girl; anply to A Hass, S T L hotel. 92! WV AxTav—A wet nurse, 10:0 Faruam Sirosh, g2 e —Sulte of room, bath, room connoctd for foue gentlemen, also room for gontleman an wite with first-class bosrd. 1628 Burt. 70848 NTRUCTION. on_ banjo given by G E Gellen- beck, at 1116 Casitol ave. 48041 \oR T Two largo frant, rooms farnlatied or un- | Tyaivy vaults, sinks and cesspools leaned any time farniehed, onvenient 8 beard. N. W. Cor. 20th | P ot v day 1 8 60Mirely Gaorlems Wy with our and Webater St. 700t improved pump and apparatus _Orders by mail promptly attended to, A. Evans, office and residenco: 1208 Dodge St. up stairs. 400 mTp ANTED—A good ir! to do diniog room work and one to work in kitchen. Apply at once at Nor- rie’ parlor restaurant, 117 North 16t} g 7AXTHD—Gltl for govoral houte work; good ‘wagos: none but competent. help noed appl 7. Tnquire of Mra N J idbolu, 2444 Chicago st. oo Nicely furnished front room for lady aud gontleman; inquire 521 Ploasant 8b. 712 tf 1RW SILVER TAG, It does not talnt the breath, tage Fun !;Elfll‘\;—flluly turnished rooms 1617 Davenport Cro«umm! 'at onio cont each by the dealors. - 85841" 22.J6p 7AXTED Two 3 periencod shirt makora at onco, 3 3 e z 101TNING RODS -~ J J MoLaln has for sale tho besh W Shhaid s Go. Lant _irods manufastured in the United States annealed 797-2p | eleotrio llmmm minorwd with shoet copper, orders. or reparing old onos tly aftended TR OCAS it bonrd doseadle o summer, Apgly 1011 Baundens st T g0 mo a4 BY. Chiarios Hetel =\t JFOR RERT-_Bevecal fine cfote I Crounse’ block, Inquire Kd. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook Hbh = HEL L 021 | Toon rext—A furnished front ronm with use of par- ATED—A good il 1o Kikohion work; good Whe Tot, with small family, 2107 Chicage rt. gos 1418 Dodge St. 838-1p 7ANTED ~G 1l for genoral house work; good wa- ea to good giel. Mrs Corbett, 1018 Howard, 48 2 1EW SILYKR TAG, doe8 0 § givo you hesrthurn Lags 1edeemod at one cent, each by the deaiors. C IRIVY, vaults, slaks and ceaspools cleanod at the shortest notice and satistaction guaranteed by F. ©. Abdl. P. 0. Box 878 490 m2p’ EDWARD KUEHL, MAGIITER OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDITION ALIST, 808 Tonth stroot, hetween Farnam and Har. . whh theald of guardiac aylaits, obtaining for_anyono glance In tho past and presont, aad on Land office, 620 *. | cortain conditions fn the future, Boots and shoet 7 Axtan —Firet olan dining room girl at the Met- topolitan hotel; none other need apply. §24-41 JFOR RENT—Purnished room 1816 Dodga. P 135-a%0 JFQ) RENT—Niosly turolshod rooms a4 1716 Case 8t 236t W AT0—A good cook at 820 South foth 6. 765-t1 WAitio18 sood girle, 7 experienced cocks i 1 Umaha Kmployment Bureau, 1120 Faroam St. An important order in regard to the 70141 movement of troops has been received at military headquatters in Omaha from headquarters divislon of the Missouri, Chicago. It relates to the exchange of stations of the 5th and Oth regiments of cavalry—the latter being the famous colored regiment—as follows: Major E_V. Sumner and troops “B,” D" and “'K,” bth cavalry, will at once march to Arkaneas Clty, Kansas, where they will be exchanged with three troops of the 9th cavalry now serving in that vicinity. When relleved from duty in the vicinity of Arkaneay City, Major Sumner and the three troops of the Oth cavalry will proceed to ¥ort, Reno, L T., and there take poat. Oa arrival of Major Sumner and the three troops of the 5th cavalry at Ar kansas Olty, Lieutenant Colonel N, A. M. Dadley and troops ‘‘A,” *‘G” and “I,” 9th cavalry, will march to Fort Niobrara, Neb , and there take post, The Commanding General department of the Platte will at once take measures to concentrate the remalnder of the Fifth cavalry at Fort Larumie, and direct it to march thence to Fort Riley, Kansas. The commanding General dgpartment of the Missouri wiil at once, take mess- ures to concentrate at Fort Riley, Kan., all that part of the Ninth cavalry not in- cluded in the exchange with Major Sum- ner's command, and direct it to march to Fort Laramle. On arrival thereat, the colonel, staff, band and troops B,” “D,” “E,” “H"” and “L” will march to Fort MoKinney and there take post Maj. Thomas B, Dewees and troops *‘C,” “F" and “K” will march to Fort Robin— son, and there take post. Troop ‘M will march to Fort Washekie and there take post, Major F. W, Benteon, Ninth cavalry will on jolning from leave of absence, take s atation at Fort McKinney. Commanding General, department of the Platte, will at once ordera company of the Seventh infantry which will be detigned by the colonel of the regiment, to proceed to Fort Washekie and there take post. On arrival of the headquarters and troops of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort McKinney, the commanding general will order company “‘K,” Ninth infantry to march to Fort Russell and there take poat. ecooonoord oo [omrrsorowp le ok sALK - Fa m and unimproved Iand lots and Houss on long oredit B & M 18th St Vadicka & Goantner. ol mmommoror AxTRD ~Lady agen ta for “‘Queen Prot cctor dsisy stocking and skirt supporters, shoulde braces, bustlos, boso n forms, dross ehields, eafety bolt, sleeve protector, etc.; entircly new dovices un- procedentcd profits; wo have 600 sgonts making $100 monthly. Address with stamp, E H Campb: i & Co., 9 South May st., Calcago. < = 8 (P m 2b r |ss | =] El cowoneonsy P Proposals for Grading. Sealed proposals will be roceived at tho 07co of the scorotary of the Board of Kdunsat'on until b o'clock p. m., Mondav, May 4th, 1585, for the ead ing of lota 7 and 8 in block 11, Tuprovement Associa- tlon Addition. Tho board recerve 1 tho right to rej ct any or all bids. By order of the Board of Fduca‘ion. w13t CHAS CONOY KR, Secly d; foaced. Eiward Norris oom 19 Crounse Block. aTatt e orchard; running water; all 679.m1gp" | orobs FOR SALE.-HOUSES—LOTS. WANTED MALE HELP. VW ANTED- F | g sain—ino lotsn blook &, Hanseom place, & Drummo BUX 8¢, oast fror 1, finest Iocation In the city; ap: plyto W H Alexander, 1508 Dodge street, W Ay Threo or four Drst-clusg ostpenters and | Wakefild. cabinet makers, Frank D, Mead, 09 south 16th st. 9187 t-class carrlage trimmer. Gretton 315 and 1317 Harnoy st. 987-2 Imported Beer 1X BOTTLYA. Brlanger,.eee covsenes cves Bavaris, NesiEes or 9 A £64-80 | S S| commmmor wl comm—oocoe ep sAun-Spoainl Margaive—2 eylondd cormer Tots on red car iive; cheav. ANTRD— At once, two tallors; one for pantaloon | Fulllo', N. 20(h st., house 50328, 32200. work and one on noat", steady work for good | Cor. 1ot 80x13?, 12th and Dorcas, house aad stable. men. Apply to N. Erickson, Plum Creek, Nob. s 9% 6 x132, 81000 9-2p rescription drug ole km" Cor. Catherinoana Ianvluio‘n':fiml;m“.:‘mwg‘lm;“ll. Culmbacher, v <vver o, Bavazia, an prescription drog olerk sin Jor. Cathe a P tt', Haoecor lace, 3! . oauired, ~ Address’ D Boyden, ‘room house 81,400 Pilener. «+es« Bohommian, 81.6p ' | Cor Grove and Davenport st., 105x124, house 20x24 | Kiger eesnv.Bramen, and stable, 81,400 DOMESTILC. 7 ANTED — Goorl canvassers to secure orders forour | Chaice 4 acro lot, Pratt's sub div, 97000, Av erloan edition of the Revised Bi! le, libsral | Cor Lake and 17th et, east front, 1674x140, 8 room terms and good territory; call at 1448 Dodge st. Wm. house, §3500. % . Alexarder, Mansgor Western Braoch, Henry Bili | 4 lota, Burr Onk add. east tront, 2500, coresercanseIi, Loudn, Publishing Co. 869 4 Lot 90x188, Pierc ar 234 st, south front, 5 room s -3’4- LUuiE. Milwankee, ilwankee. Goa .Omaha. house, barn, 81500, None | Lot 76x103, cast tront, 1% rqaures trom St Mary's [ . l¢, Porter, Domestic and Rhine Nine, ¥D. MAURER. Avon, #1400, 1218 Farnam 8 PauvLses & Co., 1613 Farnam street. W. P. PECK & €0. (Successors $o Peck, Kern & Bibleys —REPRESENTING— MORSE, ROSE & CO. OF CHIOAGO. FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. ving seoured a private wire direot to_ the oago Board of Trade, we ae prepared to-oxecate or '0R 8ALK—2 well matched bay }omses and 1 light | ders promptly. We take a full market report, Goun Dbay horse weight abcut 1100 each;all young, | try business a spectal Retorenoos, United States Aind, sound and reliable; one heavy Newton frefght | Nationa 1Bank. Telephone 210. N wagon and one sot of. double work harness;will tell | “and Douglas &t chtap. John P. Echminke, Room B, Hedi.k blo k, 1600 Faroam 8t oo | B8, New Tooke L) B SALE—A palrof oxtra geod work horses, 8tallion, Jack, Shsppard Jr. aTio—Room and board for 1ady and child 8| I weihlog about,400 pounds each; fivevesrs cld, | Wil stand for stook at vmaha Falr grounds the years old,in tho suberbe er on thenill preferred; | sound and well broken, Reason for seliing, t00 | geagon of 1835 ~ Hels 164 hands high, weight 1285 references given and requi.ed. Inquire 1612 Capltof | valuable for my business, = Inquireat Geo. Heston's, | g i yiro Jack SmEPPARD is fult brother in blood to 18- 0628 Broadway, Council Biuffs, avenue. 9ig-1p oed ey 06| DExTRR 2:17, al80 to DICTATOR the sire of JAV-NYB-8KK 70k BALK—Bpring lambs at §3. per head delivered FALLAS, ‘3 and Dirkcron 9:17. Call at the to any part of the city; sl+o fresh cows. Tele- | Fair grounds nd see him and got his pe igree In " | phone nuinbor 60, Hunry Peal, 31t and Califoroia | in full, terms $25. for the season. A, THOMBON. —Filty tond of hay cheap, Cut-off lake, 'Donnell, Fl:rcuce Lake. E94ip MUSEUM-THEATER, (Formerly Academy of Muslo) Tor wALR OR BxCANOK— Slate 1ight under a valun- blo U 8 pa‘ent, (aericultural machine) can be sold %ofi'f.’fl_“v“fi;’:uf‘ 0o, e pro 3 ayono vho njonesho S §51p |The Boom of Omaha! Nightly. orc (| norroorooR com oo Corner lat, 19th and Nor Tiot 80x 17, Burtlot 's ald Bwe Htts—Dwyer, Melster and 7asteD The committee of councilmen, Messrs o K Oub—On. Sallab 0 o i : Struck Out—Oa_Salisbury, 6; on Lauer, 1. Thrane, Goodman and Goodrish,appoint- | Base on Called ‘Balla—By Salisbury, 15 by od last Taesday night to act in conjunc- |Laver, 4 =~ = tlon with Mayor Boyd and seoure quar-| {'miisa uo: Bremen” tera In the new county csurt house for| Official Scorer—J. L. §. the city treasurer, the olty clerk, auditor BASE HITS, and clty engineer got together and, ac-| Bandle and Berry for Sanday's bat- companied by the officers of thesevarlous depsrtments, went bofore the county commissioners. They were successful in securing just what they wanted, and the officers will be moved into their now quar- tors at once. They will be located as ; follows: The treasurer is to have three| To-dsy a serios of four games will bo rooms in the northwest corner sectlon;|commenced between the Umaha and In- the clerk and auditor will occupy three | dlonapolis teams. rooms in the southwest coraer sectlon,| The weather has been so very disagree- and the englneer is te be in the southeast | able up to date that people could not corner section, all on the basement or|take any kind of half way decent enjoy ground floor. The room are large. light, | ment in attending the games, and “for airy and comfortable, and when they are | that reason they have been very unprofit- fixed up in them their ocoupants cannot|able, But it {s hoped now that con- well help feeling quite proud. s of to-day, to-morrow, Tuetday and ————— Wednesday next will be mora liberally A TOUGH TRIO. patronized. If the base ball reporter of this paper Placed |is a ““d " he of the Herald isa cab- Under Bondsof $1,000 each bage. If that worthy had but taken — They Stll Remain pains to examine the matter a trifle more 1o Jan. closely ho would have dfscovercd that the g Omahas did not open the game at the bat, but that the Clevelands did. So red women, Della Green, | much for that mistake, The dear pub- gle; referen Grand Ishand, Neb. Budwaeser. Anhauser Best's. ... tz~P1lsner ANTED -A_first-c'ass furniture salesman. neod toapply unless you have 201 referonce ag to ability and character. M. t tery. The Cleveland clab left for Kansas City laet night. The Kent blackllsting matter remains onchanged to what it was Thuraday night, Jon sau—Tiouse tull oh, well, cistern, barn, ail in good condition, one block from street cars 81 500 SITUATIONS WANTED. W H Groen, over 106 Nat Bank. €41-t¢ W Axmen—By man who owrs borso and delivery any kind of aclivery werk. ~ Addrest 917-1p ANTED—Situation by an experienced double en- try book-keepor; address L E Allen, Woodbine, Towa. 878.1p ANTAD ~A porltion by a young men with b years experiencs ina country store, can give good reconmendations. ~Address “C. L. W." Bea office, 835-2p casy terms. 7 OR 8ALE—Two cottages and lots Virginla ave one block south of St Mary's ave. §b care $500 onsh, Dalance on long time. Isaac Adams Frenzer block opp, P. 0. 0174t 01 BAL#—G00d 6 room house, lot 50x132 feet, ena front, $1800; $100 oash balance $15 per month, W. H Groen, over lst National bank. asitt MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, Qiimsuax canadd A 11ine; emples emall; com- ‘miselons cash, Chicagoagent earned §24 0 In 84. 8t Louls & 8. W. agent $3200in84. . 0. box W. oorner 13th ANTI>—A man oF woman In every counts 891,26 sample free 75 per month, ocommisslon, Sead stamd. Paul Tabel, 819-m:24p WA.(m_A good family horse at Ilzis_runnm;fl. 781 The three c: R Jol AXTRD—To rent a large furnished room, in Slater's block Callfornia, with board, also a fow more table bosiders 7624 W/ ANTED—$3 60 will buy ane dosen Rogor Dro's tripplo platedtable knives at Moody's china storo,corher 16ih aud Bavenport at. Py o pux—tte bargain. o good ot and new house with furniture, 1606 Georgia Ave. X M Battis, tor of the Fifteenth street sheet toward ity 807:5p the base ball reporter of the BEE {s based out in county richts has had a litt'e experlenco as salesman. P care of Hee office. not been accepted. ANTED—Every ady in beed of a sewing ma- ——— chine, to see the new Improved American No 1. ', E. Flodman & Co. azente; 220 N 10th. B43tl Crowded Houses PERSONAL NOTES, Major Tower, paymaster, has gone to Fort McKinney to pay the troops of the Fifth cavalry before their departure from this department. Col, Stanton, paymaster, goes to Fort iobrara, to pay off the troops. Osptain Bourke, whohas been aid-de- camp on Gen. Orook’s staff, since 1869, has beon ordered to joln his regiment, the Third cavalry, in Texas. TUTT’S PILLS 256 YEARS IN USE. Tho Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age' SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. petite, Bowels costive, Pt ‘Wano, Kansas. A nmew town has stepped d in the dive drunk, and b e R of the women, |10 the _front In Chegenne county, who told him to get out and escape or|Ksneas, which glorles in the significant he would be arrested as the pollce were | pame **Wano.” The name is slgnificant then coming to rald the house. ~ After | because it means both the actlon of the gettiog up, Hassler made the discovery |,opion of the sottlers who established the that his 8500 were gone, and while_talk- ing about that another $50 bill suddenly | town and the young settlement itself. ““Wano" is the Angllcized pronunciation disappeared. Of course the women could I not find any one to go thelr ball, there. |of the Spanish word ‘‘bueno,” which fore they still languish behind the bara, d,” and the act of the plucky sottlers who lald out the town as well as the progress and appearanceof the one- week-old settlement msy really be FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 893-1p o 8ALE~ Lot 8in blobk b, Re 1 u]l::;t.l_’&n '15 One week, commencing, foot ens plendid eite ¢ ! o resi ence: e m pice, | MONday, April 27th, ‘85 51 fact eart front (n Georgia ave, very tightly and 3 3 ’ desirable, Inquire of Wi H Alexauder, 1s08 Dodge Every Afternoon and Kvening. on sALE—12 good lots Marion place three blocke | street. 808-1 — from strect oars oncay terms. W H Green, Appearance of the talented actor, over 18t Mat'l bank, 9024t GEORUE FRANCE, ok saLK—A tresh milch oow at Edhclm & Erlok- = S son. 714 Mon RENT—Two stores, cppo:ite the Erpoeition builoing to be built this Lummer, corner 16th and Capitol ave, 8904 Supported by the Eminent Actress, 70k sALE—Piano, » §7¢0 upright piano at a bar- R a Kaln, 1719 Dougias 733-m21 REAL ESTATE BROKERS, In the (ireat Sensational Drams, R RS, 3 4 Rezmn BRoKNS —Lobeck & Co*, 1222 Farnam B L 0 C K G A M E i a Atreot ooraor 13th, real estate bou | Tntroduciog his_wonderful dramatic acting 0n commlssion, ¢ xchanges of real or dogs, RovER and BRUNO, Iy aflockadi he yats pageot pariics Baviy OUR'CURIO FARLORS, of stooks of goods o s In the Palace Museum of Amerios, Prof. R, piiecs, is sulicited, ana will have eur bost 'fl"(‘;-';:lon. lectro-Musical *“Thi 1moscope” Tho Mysteriouwd lads, the Floatiog Lady, 3 The Fijit Family and Ganibal Princess, Pan __ME““SONJL, | oramic Views 20 in number, Osges of Wild ExsoxaL—It T H Ovel the office | Animals, Birds, eto., and the Monkey Family, P b toass Tatubor Go.s e wil groatly obiigs them. |12 in pumber, aud # huadred other curlosities. onth, } res un‘rn'n:nuhua per month each. I)IIIONAL ~It you want a detective, send your ad. Change of Programme Twice » Week. ‘W. Cor. 16th and Farnam. 714 — d ress to the Omaha Detective Agency, P O box A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Children. o = Museum open from 1p. m. to 11 p, m, 708 kNNT—10 room house, modern {wprovementa. | 644, offices 216 south 14th b, Bedford, Bouer & Davis, 213 8. 14$h 8¢, 76540 J{ion asT—A soro choap 809 rerin 16t or RENT—108cres oo West Leavenworth st. AP Tuyey, at Caulfields, 88241 Ok RNNT—New houte 11 rooms ready Mav lst, 26 & month; inquire of G E Thompton, 8 e — The May-Day Coneert. W cor. 11th and Harney, LR “Filllng to overflow,” 1s the best| o0 i .q oy és ood.” phraso by which to desoribe tho audlence | ““Only a week ago the ground on which in attendance upon the May-dsy oconcert |the town is now lald out was vacant and in the alry hall of the Y. M. C. A, last|W¥ithoutabouse. Now on every hand night. Tho cool weathor made tho oooa: | Pulldinge axe belug coustructed and the jon in the polnt of comfort al the mors | Facreacr ¥ BOMA OB svery side. People slon P are rapidly going there and taking lots agreeable, and the elegant entertainment |and enteriog farms. The town is located was enloyed boartlly by sll, It was no-|bweaty.ivemiles southwestof Bunkelmor, A ebraska, ©p the beaatiful valle) fl"‘b:: that h““ ponnn:l b ‘"“d"?“ of the Republican River where the vh! were those who ‘are really appreclative|jior beholds & lovely country, well people, and right well did those selected | stocked with cattle and suited for agri. to take part in the exerolses acquit them- c“‘;'}:'( Tfilf""‘; has bflg"m in ;Ifl“l'- selves, an s well for those seeking a home to Awmong those who merlt especlal mon. (g0 8 an early day and examine and tion are two whodld more than the|l00ate the olaim that sults them. art ssslgned them In the performance—| A resl estate office has been opened Bir. MoDona!d. who filled bis own ao|2d 18 kept busy, a large livery stablo another's place, and Miss Ella MoBride, | 048 moro customers than it can acoom- T it Tavorabla knowa in this com. | modate, whilo other needed houses ars mapity, who left a sick room to entertaln | MO In process of rapid constraction. the friends of the associstion fn attend- The surrounding cruntry is rich, water ance. This gracoful aud accomplished found et a depth of founea_n fest, cool lady recelved, as she deserved, repeated and good, The Mlssourl Pacifio ratlroad rounds of applause. company is surveying a roate up the val ley and before much time elapses the people of Wano will have rallroad com- munlcation with the large cltles of the Oumaka 1a 50 well supplled with electelo [ Uneaslon vith tho large oiles of the lights that the night time seems almost it i o | amena il WAL 63 AR A made some very lmportant improvements, The two old companies contemplate con- Rallnay Rumbling solidating aud the new one known as the The operator at Glimore wired a mes- Omaba Thompion & Houston electrio | ##g® to headquarters yesterday atternoon light company propose to enlarge their|8!Ving sn sccount of the wsy Agent business, Mayor Vaughn, of Council | Ku8pp got out of the depot there, yester- " dsy morning, when that trsin collision Blaffs, who is Intereated In the enterprize, | ocourred, that the general office boys ap- stated to a reporter for Tur Bxx last|pear to consider very funny. It is stat- 7'0R KENT—A cottage 8 rooms with summer kitchen Beward Btroet, botweon Campbell and Irene u. 888-2p [k RENT—Three stcry and basemont, brick store, 5 Theater—Matinee daily, 2 p, m., and night, 8p m, lflpCuntL ADMISSION. 10.Centa. ‘Buored Conoert Sunday afternoon and eve- ning. Wanted —Ons hundred eminent and res table young ladies to competa for prives offar- ed In our grost gathering of beauties, Apply to the manager of the museum, DR.HAIRS 850-me7 s GRRNAND midwile receives Iadles In her houss for continement, No 1482 South 134b 84, Omabs -2p R8s E.M_Hoorms, Trance clalrvoyant, and heal. ng mo ium ready for business over No 023 B E corner 16th and Webster. Toims ressonable. 452 m10 'R REXT—[hreestory brick store bullding; en- auire of Edward Norrls & 0a., roucn 1 Crounse 'ox RENT—Btore dwelling attached,§2?. D L Thowas. JOR RENT—2:8 room houses _Inquire Jno, ¥ Barton,Swelting works, or 8l North 8 (VR RENT—New cottage, b rooms. . Pbipps Roe B B O EERT=store Walkllog d4xi"hrwe wiory and basement No. 110 and 113 14th. Iuguire 1409 Dodge Bt. 00941 OB RENT—Furnished eottage, 7 rooms, closets, thnlly, eto., lu best locality in City pay puat with board.” Gal 1 aierooon a4 Pless ni 0 r month PO Q540 TO EXCHANGE, 0k #ALN OR RXCHAXON—I dosire to retire from bur- 8 80 ov. ] fiful dream . CON TUTT'S P! exobange for nicumbrauoe; goods or store sold This invaluable #pecfio readily and pormanently gether. Address H P Humporey, cures sll kinds of Asthwa. The moet (betinade snd long standing cases ' ield promptiy 0 ite wonderful with | P CiaNG K 1 have ity thousand aores of Chey- | curing proverties. It is keown throughout the world onn | L R a ey Tand which L caa sxchabge st Siures | for its unrivalod efficacy, whicn will be profitatle for eastern proverty. Come | 5 1, L ALDWELL, oity Uncoln, Neb ; writes, Jan and seo t. W J. Vaonice, Sidasy, Neb. — 804-41 | 19, 1841 " noe using Dr. Hairs ‘Asthuls curo, for - han obe 3 car, my wile ase been entrely well, J\OR FENT.-Taree briok stores corner 15h and T mmcyanon-—tsoseres well lmproved Iand Frafle | LTS th4" 088 L3t bern of the discase has Apprared: Cuming Bt. J. L. MoCague, Agent. iat from Essex, lowa, for & stock of ge: worchan: —~ Y o WILYIAM B¥NNETT, Richiand, Iowa, writes Nov. —— = == | dite orbardware. Address Jobio Linderholu, Kisex have boen fflicsed with Hay Fever aud lms 1860 1followed your directiony and OB BALE —Or oxohaige. pt better in my life. exclusive right 1 tnib state to sell the ooal [ D OB Lhe WABY, who CAL Bpeak ecnomizor and oot desbroys F, cestross the s0ot and | o tayorably of wil save twenty per cont on coal, will soll county \ble 64 page ter atize containing sior ilar proo? Tight, of the stat', or will exchange for real caiate or Oy I e Y R TS a7 foud property' o application will send set 11 b matied B0 sppICALIAR. for and give patloulars. Rea ca for scling ruzglst not kaviog it i stock will proouras. 2vu £ cangot give iy his atkoation: & vace cuapee for 2618 Dot bavias 1 da shack will to DR. B, W. HAIR & 80N, Prop's Clu'ti, 6. Y b More Light, Dy, It imparts a natural instantaneously. Sold by D: nt by express on receipt of §1. ce, 44 Murray St.. New Yark. ROOMS FOR RENT. AxTED T rent furnlshed 100m with board 6% Suuth 1740 stroet. 985-2p Wi oot Y30 wrxt—Front parler with bed room 1714 Chlloroin 6. Price $20 s — —Roomersand boarders 68 south 17(h 088-2p ) Aning, Gos1p"" | lws ion: Bedford, Souer & Davie. VBUSINESE COHANCES, Tow sALK—Barbe thop § fnte sst or whole of & & ok kkxT—Fornished room, witn board. Suitable X . W7 7765 sbair shop, g0od 10cation aLd town. and good t purchased at private sa's, lu_the county tasssaters fan w0 geabming, WIT Hosand P_ | Ghject for eeli , goir & into aaotber buiiness. Mor: | office. in Dowglas County’ Nebrasks, on' Aug. bth o swer—bioely turniakd soocse 166 N 16th - . 9617p NOTICE OF TAX SALK. To whom it may conoern, that the undwsigned All‘: Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling died coroner Drexel wss notified. He went to the hotel, heard a statement of the fects #s they are given above, and took charge of deceased’s personal effects ~—a satchel, watch and several papers. Awmong other thiogs was found in his night that they were now negotiating|ed that he jumped through a window and h Stranger of the Westinhouee concern | was badly braleed. for engines to run their lights with, and e — | in addition to the twenty-five slready| Public speakers and singers find B, H, in use they have orders to put up at|Douglass & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops least 200 more, » sure remedy for horsenees, 2 7. " e, 01 i ylor, Neb. 18-2) 1558, the fchowlng dew 1ibed property tonwit. Lot A::‘I‘DDA.D\IIWI l‘::.lh 4uls st Pacific hm:h‘llv'fh ‘: & Huk,' Behi ylor, N 5 9 L hlnce O 8 luh'lkyfl M ‘UP“.I.I N{) ST Omabe; 4 3 o 2 - | o v v cldet i ot b log et 4 lotion, Mustang Liniment, SOR BEN b rooms, modern imrrove | X' ery and toy store b Grand Ial ud, at very re wen- weats, 16th aud Cepitol ave. 916-4 sub-0ivl ed by § ABiricklind, thit sald lot was taxed 1o Johu A Miles on the fax lisfol wald sounty; that the able terms. Address Heary Meyer, Grand Iiland, Neb., P. O. box 587, 926 1 purchass was made for the tax ot &, D. 141 that the thme of ro emption will explse on the 9th day of Aug. 1880, s0d tist upon sald diy, o immediately Vhores ter the undersigaed wall spply for & treasure’y J A LINAKL doed o same, [SIETEY -~ e bl O s aran; 008 Jant, poseast o o fi ok wtia ox ket (oo s ool ezl o 3 h th 1 ulldieg ’ Pt geotlemen, lnquire of D E Burnett, 213 "“lllfi-ly 01306 Dovglas b, Omake, {'h eyb