Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1885, Page 5

» - "~ DOINGS OF THE DADS. A Buisy Session of fhe City Conuci] Liast Night, Many Matters of Municipel Interest Cousidered and Passed upon,— Oommunications, Reports, Kte, The clty council met in regular weekly wesslon last night, but before baing as- sembled Mayor Bogd ocame in with batch of ordinances which bore his name approving them. The councll was called to order at 8 o'clock by President Beche, and oleyen members answered to roll eall, as follows: Bailey, Behm, Dalley, Ford, Goodman, Goodrlch, Lee, Leeder, Schroeder, Thrane and Bechel. Absent, Faray. A slight rangle ensued between Behm and Leeder over dlspenting with rend- ing the proceeding of the last meeting, The reading was finally dirpansed with, A communication wes read from Mayor Boyd approving ordinances, declaring the necessity of changing the grade on Harney street from Fifteenth to Twenty-filth streets, and of Six- teenth street from Farnam to How- ard, of Seventeenth from Far. nam to E'ghteeth, and of Nineteenth from Farnam to alley south of Harney, and of Twentleth from Farnam to How- ard; an ordinance ordering that part of Cuming street in paving district 34 and part of Farnam street in paving district 36; the ordinance creating paving districta 46 and 47 and an ordinance appropriating certaln moneys out of the varlous speclal funds to pay for public works. The ordinance establishing the grade of Leavenworth street from Twentioth to Jacob street, and the ordinance to es- tablish the grade of College street from St. Mary’s avenue to Mason street were returned without the mayor's approval. The veto of these ordinances was sus- talned by the councll. The mayor's srggestion that crosswalks on Karnam street b lald with flat stoner, and that the board of public works be Instructed to have this done was referred to the committed on paving and curbing. The annual report of John H. Batler, chief of the fire department, was submltted and ac. companying it & communication from the mayor, recommending th.t temporary quartera be secured for hose cart No. 3, and the Hook and Ladder company on lots at the corner of Eighteenth and Farnam streets, Referred to the com- mittee on fire and water works, Haviog had his - attention called by Judge S.enbarg to the fact thatall elty prisoners are now kept in the county jall, Mayor Boyd, suggested that unless an ordinance is passed making said jall the legal place of confineraent such prisoners are llable to be releated under wrlt of habaes corpus. The matter was referred to the clty attorney, with an [nstroction to prepare an ordinance. The mayor sant in a request, to bave three disintereated parties appolnted to appralse, assess and determine damages, to property owners which may be caused by the gradivg of Farnam and other atreets, confirmed. The bond of R. T. Shannon & Co., was recelved and approved. This is the firm that have a coniract to Jay gas and water pipes. The bond of Johu F. Day, also authorized to lay gas and water pipes was approved. Likewlse the bond of P. W, Tarply. PETITIONS, R. T. Shannon & Co., sent in a petl- tlon offering to lay the sewer from Eighth and Dodge streets to Ninth and Capital avenue for $2.16 per foot. Re- ferred to the committee on sewers. The clty engineer, Mr. Andrew Rose- water, sent In an ordinance establishing the grade of Davenport street from Hill side additlon No. 1 to the weat slde of the city limits, and of California s‘reet from Twenty-ssventh to the city limits. They were accompanied with profiles representing the grades and ground Lines. Reforred to the committes on sireets and grades, Tho city engineer also sent in a profile outline of the sewer to draln the lower end of Cass street. This was referred to the eame com- mittee, Quite a lengthy petltion was read from E. F. Test, protesting againat the pro- posed grading of Twenty-eighth street, between Farnam and Harney, according to the profile that has been drawn, Referred to the committee on strects and grades A petitlon signed by John Widenor and forty others, complsining against ariies who allow thelr cows to ran at rgo and destroy everything they can, was referred to the committee on police, The Willow Springs Distillery company prayed tnat the street commissioner be empowered to construot & water courss from the north side of Plerce street across to the south slde of straet, and thelr prayer was referred to the commit- tee on streots and walks. A petltion from Robert Purvis and others, calling attentlon to an obstruc. tion on Jefferson stroet, was referred to the clty engineer. A petit 03 signed by twenty-five citl- zens, asking for a sidewalk on the west aide of Fifteenth atreet and on Centre street from Eleventh to Thirteenth streets, was referred to the committee on aldewalks, George E. Btratmsn and others ssk 0 bave the grade established in the alley between Division and Mortimer streets, Referred to the committes on strests and grades. A petltion from property owners In sower dlatrict 21, uclng & reastessment in sald district, was referred to a speclal committee. The petitloners clalm tha soveral errors exbit In the amount allowed that are uojast, and they refast to pay them, ‘Ihe citizens living on lower Douglas #troet sent In a protest against the paving of sald stroet this season, Referred to ecommittee on paving and curbing, Beveral property owners on Tweuty- fourth street pray to bave the ourbing grade on that portion of Twenty-fourth street between California street snd Cap ital avenae established 20 feet from the center of the street, Referred to the crmmittee on streets and grades, A communleatlon from Gustave Beneke, calling attentlon to sn artiole published in the even'ng Bre, and askiog that a commlttes be appointed to lnvestigate his record as polics judge, was referred to | ep, the committee on police. Oancrs of lots 1,5,6,7,and 8 on Capltal avenue ask to h the strect paved, Reforred to the commlittee on paving, The owners of lots 7 and 8 cn Capital avenue, dlstriot 41, want paving done there, Referred to committee on paving. Aleo the nwner of lots 5 and 6, dis- trict 42, Attention was called by C. A. Bale- tiner and others to the paving on St. Mar§'s avenue, In distrlet 32, Referred to the paving committee. Guy C. Barton and others, petition for an ordinance providing for establihing the cuth line on Twenty-eighth atreet. Reforred to committeo on atreets and grades, The bond of W.G. McLeod & Co. waw approved. G. L. Green, calls attentlon to the condltion of the sldewalk atthe south. east corner of Twentleth and Davenport stroets, Referred to committee on streets. Louls Schrader askod to have $85 76 put in the Aprll appropristion ordinance for Tim Collins for work on street forse. Adopted. The balance due Hugh Murphy & Co. €300, was ordered allowed. The marshal reported a list of dragglats in the oity. The residentsllving on Georgia avenue petition to have a grade established. Re- ferred to the commlttee on streets and grades, (A claim from MecHuogh, McGooeck & Co., for constructlng sewers, was re- ferred to the committee on finance and claims, A list of the wholesale and retail liquor dea'ers was handed in by the marshal. The clty phyeician’s report was received and filed. The board of publlc works related the noeds of repalrs in certaln alleys and curbinge, and they were instrusted to do the work. An asconnt cf $1,349.33, due Aaron Hall wes approved and placed on file for the next appropriation. A llrga number of property ownery in paviog district 32, on St. Mary's avenue, reported that they have selected gum and block for paving purposes. ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS, The following resolutlons wera offered avd adopted or referred to proper com- mittees: By Schroeder—Ins‘ructing the city suditor toplacein the April approprlation $86.76 in favor of Tim Collens Adopted. By Behm—Requesting the Unlon Pa- clfic rallroad company to widen Thir- teenth street to its proper width. Re. ferrad to the olty attorney with {nstructions to prepars an ordinance. Behm—Providing for paving the intereection of Fifteenth and Douglas as Thirteenth aud Douglas are paved. Re- ferred to committee, By Furay—Changing the f{ime for committse meetings of the councll from Monday to Friday evenings. Rferred to clty attorney for an ordinance. By Goocm v, directing the city en- gloeer to report the probable cost of re- setting curbing on Tenth between Mason and Pierce streete. Adopted. By Ford, directlng the city clerk to advertlse for bids for purchase of all old stoves belonging to the city. Adopted. By Dailey, orierlng the city clerk to notify ownera of certain lots to file them within thirty days. Adopted. By Balley, Goodrich and Leeder, reso- lutions for sldewalk. Referred to the bosrd of public worke. By Thane, instracting the fire depart- ment to pump out & pool of stagnant water on Eighth strest. Adopted. By Faray, ordering the street com- missloner to look after one Stanley, who has blocked up a certain street with a brick kiln. Adopted. By Thane, directing the chlef fi e marehal to seo that the Tank Line com- pany comply with the city ordinance reg- ulating the keeping and storage of kero- sene. Adopted. By Lee, instructing the anditor to ad. vertise for one week in the Omaha Bk, Republican and Herald for sealed bids for all kinds of lumber that may be needed by the clty. Adopted. By Thrane, Instructing the B & M. railway compiny to construct s foot crossing on the csst slde of the street between Pacific and Mason streeta. Adopted. COMMITTEE R¥PORTS, The followlng reports of committees were made: The committee on finance and claims, reported back the clalm of William Dew for $250, recommending its rejection, Adopted, The proposition ¢f F. D Cooper to pay $104 12 taxes and cost of advertlsing, in the sum of $15 on eleven lots was re- ferred to the clty attorney to report whether such a propositfon can be accepted. The committee haying under consid er atlon a matter relative to establishing the grade on Capitol avenue between Fifth and Twenty-sixth, recommeded that aan ordinsnccbo drawn to that effoct at once, Adopted. The matter of opining Neneteenth street from 8. V. Smth’s addition a8 continued for further reports, The opening of the alley in block 2, Armsirong’s additlon, as prayed for by H. Loud and others was ordered by ths committee. The commitiee on police, reported a new ordinance relating to privy vaul and dlsinfecting purposes, which was adopted, The committee on finance, recom- mended that one man be employed to asslet both the oity auditor and’ clerk, ond they recommended Mr. Haynes for the place. Adopted. The committee on sireets and walks recommended that the clalm of Andrew Murphy, for blacksmlithing, of $45_.10 be allowed when funds are ava'lable Adopted. The committes on streets and walks, o whom was referred the mayor's sp- pointment of Thomas Swift to the posi- tion of street commlssioner, reco- mended that he be rejected, The re. port was adopted. Immediately on the dlsposition of this report, & commuoication from the mayor appointing James B, Oallahan street commissioner was read and referred to the eame committee, The committee on police repcrted ad- versely to the confirmation of Gustave Beneke for city marshal, and their report was adopted by a vote of 8 to 4, Tke name of Andrew M. Frick was then sent In for the office of marshal and reférred to the ssme committee, The commit'ee on public property re- ported back the request of the Womars Christlan associstion for permission to bulld a home for fricndless women on Jot 5, in block 16, recommending thst the city attorney be lustructed to secure possession of eald lot for the eity. Adopted. The grades on Davenport and Oall- fornia streets asked for by A. E, Tonzalin and others was referred to the clty neer., Several bills ware ordered allowed and ald, The ges inspectlon sccount for Feb- ruary aod March was allowed by the committee on gas and electrlo light, The ordinance repaaling a portlon of ordtuang: No, 848 ralatiog to the paving 8 | little comedienne on_ the THE DATLY BEE--WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 1885, of & part of Howard street In paving dis- BASE BALL, trlot 38, and of Twelfth street in district i No. 46 rep);’-'cd In fayor of the repeal. Recommitted for one week. The petition of C. 8. Goodrich and P, others, fcr paving Farnam street was Urashied AR ordered placed on file. The appointment of John H. Batler| The third game between Omaha and and J. J, Galligsn as chlef and assistant dly 1 layed yesterd fter. chief of the fire depariment, wera con- A v fiemed, noon and as was confidently expscted by The special commlttes, recommended | everybody resulted In another defeat to the passage of that ordinance to ohange|the home club, thovgh not qulite so crushing s they were subjected to Satar- Eleventh. Adopted. day and Sanday. This time the visitors n on the boys the adoptlon of the ordinance providing [ and ‘let them down easy,” but it is un- for laying double rows of flagging, 8%|garaio0d that to-day, which I the last the grade of Tenth street from Mason to Plerce and Pacific from Ninth to The committes on paving recommended | showed a little compa cross walks on all intersection of streets hereafter by ved, ved. . game here for some time to come, the T84 itiak OF tobatng, Soo e, will not get & smell. The fact county court house for the city clerk, |{s Omaha's club can’t play more than a auditor, and treasurer, is still unsettled, | zood amateur game, and has no earthly The matter of securing roons in the [ Omal the aommi:tes resommending that the | business to be in the league. msyor be requested to ask for the north- | Following Is the score of yesterday's east corner room of the basement and In | game: OB RRxT - Cottage with § rooma ene bl Toquire 2010 Harney ot SPECIAL NOTICES.| All advertisements inserted in the special columns Fino cottagce of 0 r- oms very convenlent Another Game Between the Omaha laquire of W B Al and beautifu] loation. dor at Dewey an will be charged at the vate of, pre cent per word for and not less than tuenty Figures and signs {0R RENT < A brick house of8 Fooma ¥18 per month, Apply toJohn Husio, Hardware store 2407 cor, Cuming and Saunders sts. ds representing those These advertisements will be inserted in both ing and Erening tion of over Kight tisdments musk positic {OR8ALE <12 good lote Marion place three blocks 1rom street Okrs on eary torms. y be paid in adwance, wiLb L {YOR RRNT 10 room house, modern |wprovementa, Bedford, Souer & Davie, 215 8. 14th St TO LOAN—MONEY, e~ Ihreestory brick store buflding; en: tols, Woolley & Harrison, quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse k. Room 20, Omaha National bank building t ONEY Toloan on JOR RENT-— 2.8 room houses icltiog works, or 814 North Inqulie Jno, F ONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and ch ) building 44389 three story and ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut raty, R R et No. 110a0d 118 14th. Hloketa poughtand sold. A. Forman,gis 8, 1546 84 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Oo's. Loan office on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rartioles of value, without remeval, Over 18t National Bank,corner 13th and Farnam. Al business striotly mnndon!.\:lw OR RENT—Farnished cottage, 7 rooms, with olosets, § antry, eto., In best losality in City can Gall In afternoon a5 pay rout with board. ROOMS FOR RENT. the event of belng refuted cancel the contract. Adopted. TR S The ordinance requlring the construc- Piayers, P8R tion of a viaduct over the Unlon Pacifio | Donnelly . \8 and Burlington & Missourl railroad T:?l‘:;‘.n:n tracks was recommended for passage. Collins. . . . NEW CRDINANCES. M‘vzi""y The followlng new ordinances were of - C,C_‘s:effy fered and read: McGuire Appropriation for April expenses. Miller.... Regulating the cons'ractlon and cleans- Total ing cf privies. Passed. L HIEEC = Establishing the curbline on California INDIANAPOLIS, [T B % TN D D | Swwoo~oowp «lcoo ONEY TO LOAN In sums of 200 and apward. 0. F. Davia and Co., Real Eatate and nd floor.suitable for dross making. Mrs, A Sorrel, 1619 Dodge rt. 1207 WANTED FEMALE HELP. DOR RENT--Single room for gentleman or Iwly, with or witheut b-ard, 1st clies acoommodatiosie; brick houso 1818 Chicago st. 7 ANTED—Good glil at Pacific house, good wages. W 187.t1 ~cmrmorx J R RENT-Han isomely furnished roome onPloasant ANTRD -G 11 for general house work, Germa swede prefarro); good wages to Compete Mrs. Gelty, 1417 Douzlss st. 9 {OR BNT—A room for gentloman and wife or for t4o gentlemen, fith fAirst-clacs beard 1022 Burt st. A good girl for general honee work in email amily, 88 corner 18th and Jackson t. roiehod front room with board 7 axtED—Four girl; ven hotel one door N. =| =| | =} street botween Eighteenth and Twenty- Players. P B fifth, Referred to the committes on|Graham.. . . streets and grades. Establiehing the grade of Californla etreet from Twenty-seventh to Kennedy streats, Referred to committee on sireets and grades. Establishing the grade of Davenport street from Hillslde No. 1 addition to east curb of Thirty-sixth astreet. Re- ferred. | saomcco~op ol owomccoowl ol emrrcormmo 9 = of Paxton & Gallagher wholesale grocery house. o) 1720 Cap tal Avenuo. 7. irl for house work, 1321 Chicago st. — - - < VWA ettt} 1% R RENT—Ore corn fIst i1 Lorenzen block § W corner Howard aid 1 th street with modern im- vire of W F Lorenzen, 608 8cuth 20th iy n—First class button hole mnkers, 1th 88, 10 7Ok RENT—Furnished rooms with or without D -] e gitl who take aly af el B U board, 2412 Harney 8k, ono block from sthest 094 apply room 9, Goos Hotel. i 7ANTED—A girl { v general housework, good dVE3ady Work 10 & good i, 't £00 | [ OF RKNT—A stere chioap 809 nerth 16th. i 996-6p Declaring the necessity of constructing a visduct over the Union Paclfic and Burlington & Milssourl tracks on Bix- CeC|E e ora o ch® o s |® or RRNT- 8 or @ rooms closct, cellar, city water. ~8ix young Iadios to eell & vers popular { JF Nl N R ath Sa. 1 = lo; cali at 10.8 Dodgo St., bet. the h Y 4 i 1065 PERSONAL, Prisoai -l sou want a detectlve, send your s ad_rows to thie Omaha Detective Agency, P O box 544, offices 916 south 1 4th yb, 850.me7 RS GRRXAND midwite recelves Indien n her howse M e uthement, T e e i St,Omahs 7106p M kM Hoorrn, Tranca ciatrvoyant, and hea VL ing metium rendy for business over corner 16th and Webster. Torms reasonable. 45 TO EXCHANGE, JFe mrcuaven -Nebraska Inod and Tuproved bur. 1mos property n 1)#s, about 7,603 for & stook of Merchandice or business. Address R Wilkes,care Eee office. 1019 FJY0 Bxcuaxax 1 have fifty thoussnd nores of Ohey ©oune eounty Iand which I can exchange at figures which will be profitable for eastern property, Come and see it. W, J. Vannice, Sidney, Neb, ~ 80 o xxciaxar —440 ell improved land 3 from Essex, Town, for & stook of general mer {iwe of hardware. - Addross John Linderhclm, owa, 5846t JFCR SALE-Or exchango. exclusive right in this to sl the ooal ecnomizer and soot dost rova the sost and will save twenty por cent on ‘coal, will sell county right: or the stat-, or will exchange for real earate or W17 tocd property on application will send sample ot - mland give paticulars. Reaon for selling 3 va tcannot glve It his atbention: a rare chance for Iw son: Bedford, Suuer & Davis. 945 41 Yo have for sale the Jrenaatn on wxcinaxan —In part for rostaurant, far viture and stoek, olgirs #0. 7 rosmod hous, barn, and two lota, Apply 319 south 11th st. 108 m3) BUSINESS CHANCES, [Fe sAux~Butehor shop doing 1o busineas,vor 100 rogu'ar customers, or will inke & parteor £k partisulire, apply to © & Mayne & Co., & W cor 16th and Farnim, 1887 y. Addross 125 §-4 \V ~A partror with §1500 to take ove.halt interest in an establ shod grocery b 8 years standing in & good locatin in tha ciby, 004 business; he must be w {llicg to attend to the 1 males; must.bo tomperate and givo geod roler. ercie. Apply te “T BT Ben office 107p [“unsu.l —A we.l establi hed tailors businoss be. tweea now and Juno 16th, low ront; good Joos- tion; hold lease of store for two years; only small osp- ital required. Address* N. 0. 182-j4p [Fgusaue o mxciaxon—(la part) for rostaurant, furniture 7 roomed house, barn and two lota. A\ Ply 819 south 11¢h st. 1061k Runs Earned—Indianapolis, 3; Omaha, 2. Three Bace Hits _0'Donn Two Bass Hits—Donnelly, 1; Collins, 1 Struck Out —By 0'Donnel Miller, 1. teenth. Referred to committee on via- dacts, Adjourned. Miller, 8. Pasted Balls—Bandle, 1 Wild Pitches—O'Donnel, 2. Time of Game—1 hour and 50 minutes. Umpire - Jno, Bremen, Official Scorer—J, L. S. OOURT CULLINGS,. Judge Brewer Made a Decision in the Slettnische ve, Latta Oase, Sus. taining the Judgment, Very little business of any importanse was {ransacted in the United States cir- coit ¢ urc yesterdsy. Judge Brewer ar- rived yesterday mornlng, and during the day he doelivered one opinion. That was in the case cf Slottuische vs. Latta, brought to set aslde a judgement for $3.600, This eecms t> bo a very funny Itigation. In the lower court Mrs. Latta secured judgment agalnst Slett- nlsche, for the amount named on a note made by him to her. He clalmed that the note was made in 1874, but 1t is dated 1884, In a contract mide wlth this woman, he s'ates that he is worth, over and above all liabilities, at least §10,000. Soon after making that contract he en- tered into another with his owa wife, (which was Introduced as evidence) in which he declares that he ls financtally away down at the heel. She ogrees to support him and the family, and also to glve him $60, then $60 a month, and finslly $1€0. Judge Brewer sustalned the judgment. In the district court yes'erday the cases of Ida Wade va. James Genau wers withdrawn by her. people have not patronized the games. But this is not to be wondered at much. getting roasted. Following will be the position of the players in to-day’s game: POSITIONS, INDIANAPOLIS, gi!cher. ceeen < open with Toledo on Saturday. THE MARSHAL MATIER. Mayor Boyd’s Man Was Not Confirmed, FPERSONAL. Fred Sladen leaves for West Point to-day, whera he enters the military school. The Hon, J. M. Tharston left yesterday for North Platte, to appoar for the defence on the examination of Stolle, Mr. H. A, Johnson, general freight agent of the Missouri Pacific road, with headquart- ers at Atchison, is in town, Judge David J. Brewer, of the United States Circuit Court Bench, arrived yesterday morning and is quartered at the Paxton. Dr. Stone and son, of Wahoo, are registered at the Millard, They are on their way home from a vi:it to the New Orleans exposition, Samuel Brown, one of the greatest corpora tion lawyers in New York, arrived here yes- terday morning toattend U, 8, court and is at the Paxton. Mr. Milton A, Noble, of Clarke, and Mies Maggle W, Morrison, of Princeton, Ill., were warried last evening at the Millard by the Rev. T, O. Hall, Principal Lewls, of the high echool, who has gone to New Orleavs to recuperate after an attack of pneumonuia, writes to friends that he is rapidly improving. Conductor Frank C. Fuller returned yester- day from Tamps, Florida, where he has bsen nearly all the winter among the orange groves, He resumes his train on the St. Paul in a short time, statement brought Mr, Behm up stand the right plos regarding thls wmatter. Mille, Marie Aimee, the most charming \ erican stage, is at the Millard hotel. She is accompanied by & dozen or more large trunks, which contain her maguificent wardrobe, which, by the way, is sald to be simply gorgeous, At the Metropolitan—G. W, Oulp, Nema- ha; John Korbn, Liccoln; Deonis Hurley, North Bend; George H. Powere, Beatrice; J, H, Showalter, Fremont; M. Pyle, Nebraske City, Neb,; George A Coleman, Shenandosh, Tows; W. W. Parker, Odgen, Utah; Chas, E, Walker, Davenport, Iows, and J, B, Weil of Keokuk, Towa, W. J. Crandall, of Duncan; E, N. More, Fremont; Chas, E. Anthony and wife, Washiogtos, Ill,; I, D, Hobbs, Minneapolis; Chas, Cook and wife, Waverly; B. ¥. Smith, Hastiogs; Geo. H, Palmer and Clifford West. cott, Plattsmouth, C, ¥, Hobart, Wasoiogton, D. C.; James Hooshoy and John Hollman, North Platt; B F, Hicks, Columbus, and W, 0. Cutherwaod, of Blair are at the Paxton, ———— —The gents walting room at the Union Pacifie depothas been improved to the ex- tent of a new floor, —Jobn Bmith defrauded the Planter's bouse out of & ‘‘square meal” yesterdsy and now languishes behind the bars, ~—Fred Burnes, » young rascal, was run in last night for stealiog a clothes line, It is supposed that he must have intended to hang himself, he sends In, With this explanation Mr, Furay sub. time had been larger hurrldly got out. —— The three colored females arrested last Friday night on complaint of having stolen 8600 from the gay and festive Conrad Fas- sler, had their trial befors Judge Stenbera yosterday evening, Clara Thomas, was held and bound over to the district court. but the other two Delia Green and Mamie Howard were turned loose. Fassler, as the prosecut- ing witness was required to give a bond of $200, for his appearance when wanted, All kinds of fancy work st Ichi Ban, 219 N, 16th street, Miss Kate Kennedy, proprletor, THE AMERICAN DISTRIOT Caniage & BaggageL ine Office, 1804 Douglas St. —A colored boy, twelve years old, with one foot eighteen inohes 1ong and the other very | chiegs tor mesicmmens o mics SouC) Lelopbone; o small, was a great curiosity a¢ the Burlington | bag Teephoie No. 177, J, Dosskiy, Jr & Missouri depot yesterday, Bagrate checked 0 aad from the depot g o —The first stock train, extra, of the 288800 part of the city. Cariiages fursished for funerals ou from here left for Chicago yesterday over the 2 well furnished rooms in Rediok's blook m; good location, pleasant for two or 4 nquire of D E Burnett, 218 uon:;\alfllth 60 7ANTED—Glrl $0 do g eneral houso work; apply at 1016 California et. 081-5 [R5 saun~In Oakland Neb, first-clas meat market alio the furni ure of the 8¢ Paul hotel. For par- ticulars, inquire or write Wiggers & Uehling, Oakiand Neb. 074-m19 irl for general house work, three , 2 by Mil - Base on Called Balls—By O'Donnel, 4; by Inquire 643 Plossant st. OR RENT—Nicely furnlsbed front room subable Mrs. Jool T Griffen. for two gentlemen, location excellent 14: [Fgn Baun--Drug storo in a desirablo locality, wil involoe about §1.600 R C Patterton, N E corner 15th and Farnam. 430-4¢ \ D L L Ot RRxT— Ploasant room moc ern socommodatione. Inquire 1724 Capitol ave, A good girl for general houso work In a ta Abply to Mrs J A Guiftth, 520 § | J7'O% RRNT—Handsome furnished room with bat 673.5) The last of the serles with Omaba will be played this afternoon and it is hoped that the attendance will be better than it was yesterdsy. The fact 1s Manager Hey has lost money simply because the ANTED —A g0od girl for general houss w t room with board in private family, 1017 —Furnish d room for one or two gentle- weo, 8 blocks from Pest office; inqaire Opera House Cigar fuctory. ANTED—First-class dining room girl at the Met- Topolitan hotel; none other need apply. £24-! oR RENT ~With board,ufcely ANTED—A good cook at 820 South 10th St. 78 gas and bath, 14 9 Jones. v farnit hed front room 967 t1 In the first place, the grounds are too far out, and eecondly, the people of Omaha have no time for a club that is always AxTED18 good girls, 7 experienced cooks Omaha Kmployment Burcau, 1120 Farnam St. 0k RENT—First-class effice, Lytle's Block steeet, botween 11th and 12th. Dby Kensington Art Ca,, fomsle help B rexT—Nicely furnished rooms 106 N 18th to do our light, | 001.7p \OR BALE—Or cxohange a full stock of clothing boots and shoes, gont’ turnishing zoods, wili ox- ghange for Nobragka Lands. . H. Petoracn,804 6. 10th §t., Omaha, Nob. DA6-4 BOARDING. OARDING —Nicely turnished south front reom to rent with Lo rd; now residence with modern oon- venionces;terms reasonable; gentleman proferred 586 Fleasant st. 933.0p P:ms'rc—l;us Bod and board 1212 Capitol ave. 12085 " LOST AND FOUND. 0sT—Gray colb tw year 1d, had rer will bo rewarded by returnit g Claik, cornee 16th and Douglas st. es. Soat by mail to any addrces, no canvas sng, easy to loarn and “any one can eav from 8’ to $10 p:r week. Forfull informa. Kenelogton Art Reoms, 85 Conge rees 2 t,, ‘or kENT—Furnished room, witn board, Suitabie tor two gentlemen. M.Keon, K Jor resr—Fursishied rooms 1621 Capitol ave. 907 m80 ANTED -Lady agen ta for “Queen Prot cctor daisy stocking and skirt supporters, sbovlde braces, bustles, bose u forms, d o33 thi-lis, eafoty belta, sloove protector, etc.; entlrcly new devices un- fite; wo have 600 agents making $100 ith stamp, E H Campb ToR RENT - Sulte of rooms cenrally located, flyished s:itable for othice or living roows. Ea‘on, 111 south 14th 8 ok RENT—Office and third flonr suitable for whole. eale or manufactaring, at 1207 Farnam St. The Omahas will leave on the evening train for Hannibal to play Thursday and wexT - Farnished room 1818 Jackson st. WANTED MALE HELP. ANTRD—Dry good salesman, ono who epeaks | J{'gRRENT - Nicely furnished rocm for 2) German aud Skandinavian Ianguiges greferrod, osition canbe given. to good man, & por Addreas with references “D3 'R RENT—Nicely furnished front room for lady oud goutloman; loquire 521 Pleasant St. VB BENT-Nicely turnishod rooma 1517 Davenport 722.i5p Alderman Fuaray Explaine Why AxTED —Boys. Apply at factory, ANTED—Three or four first-class carpontera and Foan D e, 00, :&"-‘;‘h OOMB—With board,decrablc {1 summor ¢ B4. Charlos Hetel. The city marshal matter bursted out in the council last night Into quite a lively breeze, and gave some indications as to the true status of affuirs. When the commlttee to whem was referrad Mayor Boyd's appointment of Gustave Baneke, one week ago, as the man whom his fine cffices in Crounse' block, 7ANTRU—A German prescription drog clerk sin. orrls, room 19 Crounse blook lo; references required. Address D Boyden, 981 6 For RENT—Furnished room 1816 Dodgs. SITUATIONS WANTED. JFOR BENT—Niooly turoished rooms a4 1718 Case st. 943-t¢ ANTED—A position by & man with 9 yoars ex- perience In dry goods and shoe store; speaks German and Danish, Address “B W." Bee office. FORSALE—FARMS. JEETASOn April 224, 8 dack bay horso about & Usears otd, black mane and tail; a liboral rovard will'be paid for its return to corn ¢ 12th and Dadge. C K Reatield, 83360 ((auxa our = Dis olatian Suls —As wo avo b / unable to disso've our eo-partrership a3 previ ously auno_nced, we will offer our eatire wholosale stock at such pricxa as have never been cquilied in the annals of clothing sales. To mention prices would look simply fabulous, but we say to one and all that were you to purchaic cven on your own judgment you would pay usfar more money than'we will ask. Remsmber, wo will sell you & 2.50 than ever was sold for $0 ¢ €00dw, €0 d stylis for trom §6 to cantot be bought ordinarily for twice uits Kilt Sulta. Youths' Suite. White Shirta, Colored Bhirta. Under Shirte. Over Shirts Mens' Hats. Bovs' Hats, Childreus’ Hats. Trunks. Valises. Handkerchiefs. fact alland cver; thiag In_our store will be #0ld regardless of cost or value. Ty call and_exam ine is to be convined. M Hellwai & Co,the Clothiers, Cor. 18th and Farasm. 1819 honor at that time held up, in glowing terms of praise, as belng better fitted to succeed Marshal Cummiogs than any other man in the city, made its report, recommending that Mr. Beneke's ap- pointment ba rejecied, Alderman Ford was the first man to speak, He thought that the fight on Mayor Boyd's appolntments was confined to the races, both the Irish and the Ger- man citiz:ns wanting one of their nation- ality to head the police force. That oR ALk —Fa mand unimproved land lots and hougs on long credit B &M Land office, 520 &, AxTrD—S'tuation by traveling o handlo a line of goods for a first class house, on commission, in Nebrasks; address A. E. . Bee oR_BALE—Good farm in Washington Co.; 171 cres caltivated; good buildings; fine orcbard; running water; all foaced. Eiward Norris Co., room 19 Crounse Block. AxTRD —Employment. —Tocal or Traveling; atate which preferred; alss galary per month; ll ex penses advanced; wages promptly pald. Sloan & Co., 204 George St., Cluclunat), O, FOR SALE.~HOUSES ANTRD —A situation by & can givethe very best of references; “Miss. IL" care of Bee office, owsALE—Full corner lot with nice house of 6 rooms one block from saunce:s strcet $3000, this Lot at N W corner of Hanecom Park, 50x 182 feet, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, 7 AxTED—The ladies of Omaha to know that ther can get their rox ing do 125 feet front on Lea 8 blocks west of Park a # cheap piece of properfy Leavenworth bear the above with house 8,200 + 1 gant readence property near +t, Mury'a ave, 12 CE Mayne & Co, ing, and be quietly but firmly perfshed all such thoughts as Mr. Ford would have the people to belleve. Two or three other members of the council had a few words to say on this subject, but they were common-place and of no special in- tereat, Finally, however, a brisk and rather loud bombardment com- menced over on the east side and Alder- man Furay had obtained the floor. He srore, 50 he sild, to set everybody on thet , with new house, 200; 1his is & corner and 7 ANTED—Gentloman wants furn shed room whero o questions will be asked; address 1. A_Henry, P. 0. Box b4 City. 3. trally oeatsd grocery businces for sale che: ANTED—A gentleman room mate aud t 08 boarders, 1614 Califoruia St, e lct in AFbor place $160. 5 acres, 4 room house north Saunders street 1.00. 6 acres .car Fort, 16 0 2 lots, east front, Dwight & Lymao's add., 8750, ANTED—LADIES AND GKNTLEMEN to take nice, light, plovaant work, ot their own homes, Work sont by il any distance s1i the yesr round 2 to 85 A day quictly Tade; no canvassing, A 15 Man'l’g Co., Philadtl; his, Pa., Box 15 An alleged report had been started, to bis knowledge, to the effect that the republi- can membera of the counctl had formed on alliance to reject the appointment of all democrats, made by the mayor. This he had been authorized to state was & malicious fa'sthood, and that when the mayor made an appoint- ment of & gocd man, s man equally ag good or better than the presant incum- bent, be he democrat or republican, the republican members of the council will gladly vote for his confirmation, Other- wite they will steadily oppose every name ) in Arbor place, 6 room houte and etable $1000, Lot 763140 east front, 7 room house, bamn etz., in Redick’s Sub-iviston add. near car lino 81000, Corner lot 27th and Dodge 4 room house 81650, 4 lots In Burr Oak add , $2200. 7 AxTED - Room and board not nore than elght blocks from P O, Address “8." care Bee. ANTED—By good_tenant. a cottage centrally Io- cated, by the 10th of My address Mo 400d lots In this addition with- Llscks of street cars, can be hi W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bauk, 00d saddlo borse gentlo and sound. three good houses 817 and Lesvenworth; rent 885 per m 77OR RALE AT & ba B174 18th, south of per month; prioo $5,600 casy 1180l before june 1st. = Apply B. 1418 Farnaa street. —Everybody to try our Pre| for instant use with the addit mwilk or cold water. Sold by grocers. W, J. TOR KALN— At & bargai 00d lot and new hot with furniture, 1806 Georgia Ave. ANTED—A man or woman 1n every country in U #75 per month walary o B §1.26 sample free d. sided, the report of his committee was adopted and the crowd, which up to the 70k 8ALR—~Two lote In block 8, Hanscom place, 503180, east front, finest location In the city; ap. 1408 Dodgo shreet, or J A £64.80 “To rent a large furoithed room, 1n | ito H Alexander, also a few more table bosiders. ANTED—43 60 will buy one dosen R tripple plated table knives at Mood store,corner 16\ aud Daveoport ef. + 'k BALx —House full lot, well, cistern, barn, sll in &ood cendition, one blook from street cars §1 500 eary terms. W H Green, over 1st Nat' Bank. 044-t! 00d 6 room house, lot B0x132 feet,ens ady I peed of & sowing ma- , balance $16 per 1snnth. 1 1800; o new Improved Ai W. H. Green, over 1st Nati & Co. ; 220 N ¥OR SALE, MISOELLANEOUS, 70k 8ALR—A pair of ponies with a light spring 1y cheap for cash 1217 Boward FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, ms over & store with city wat 7Ok SALE—A light bay family hors weight between C EMayne, & c‘;ifpw ten aud eloven husdred; aye five years. Iugnire corner 16tn and Farnam, ‘08 BALE~One good work horse. chean and one 2 ok kANT -Fou' room house with water; 141 seated covered carriage. Apply *“I" Bee office, fences 6tk and Hickory st. [or et —Threo room ootiage, Warren Swic |5 pairof cxtra good work norses, Ok RENT —A house with & reoms B wound sud will broken. valuable for my busi ess. InquireatGeo, Heaton's, 947 0k RMXT—New house 11 rooms inquire of G E Thompton, 8 W cor. Y priog 1awbs st 83, (1th snd Harney. part of the city; sl fi Jok REXT—Three cottages 4, 6 and 6 rooms. Phipps fice, 1512 Booth 6th st. 9: - 0k KALE~Piano, §7(0 upright plano st & bar ‘OB KENT ~Two barns centrall Kaln, 1719 Dougiss. v located J. Phipps Koe, 1512 south 5th st. 28440 short potior: Offfce open day aud night: Burlington & Missouri road, It consisted of | Btallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr, twenty-seven car loads of cattle, Wil stand for stock st Umaha 'ln)lv grounds the Season of 1886, Hels 16} hands b igh, welght 1256 1bs, his sire Jack BERPPARD Is full brother ln blood ¢ ~—H, P, Anderson, » bruiser living down In the bottoms, was arrested and locked up last | Drkrs wight, charged with wife-beating, He will | 310: FALLAS, 211 aad Digso s Sall b o b called on to face the music this morning, i“kfi.’::i‘&'.&"fi‘- e vonnon 8" S e veason. Amou‘iou.h REAL ESTATE BROKERS, {0k RENT—Lwo houses 7 and 10 rooms 1612 ac [z RAL BATATE BROKERS —Lobeck & Co’, 1232 Farnam etrect coraer 15th, real estate bougbt. and sold on comwission, exchanges of Feal or personsl aage f partics having res 0008 to sell or exchange at reasonsble d, ana will Lave eur best stier tion, P kR kENT—A splendi | |'ght corner brick basement o ly ona block from the postotfice oLl tore on paved &t., v Moree & Hrunwer, Paxton blook, 74, Aleo 0 DicTaToR the sire of Jar @ve-s5 ty eflocted; the pat 885 p corner Fitteeath MISCELLANEOUS. D\unnuuu\:. Mrs Lind has r from the ea: t and 1 once more presared cive all her old customers and many new ones; flrst.ola's work most reasonable prives guranteod; give ber a call and encouragegood dressmakers to remain in Omaha. Dressmikiag Parlor, 1414 DoJge st. 128:6p Double sct harnoss, lamber wagon and o ther or reparate; will exonange for I on and harness. Copion, south 16th, be- tween Center and Doroas. 1000-0p . Wanted on notes securoa by mortgage $.§,500 on property worth. §,0:0, Pl 88 be payable in one year, balance in two years, will give ten per cent loferest and also a banus of §500 for the uso of thomonoy. ~ Addross “Losa” Boe offios. 704 JPrsrorr—On Elkhom and Plaite. T. Murray, 800-t1 CHVM KILVER TAG, its frult flavored, tags redeemod at o centeachby tho dealers, = Poycke Bros., gonts 038-¢ NSTRUCTION on banjo given by G E Gellen- beck, at 1116 Capitol ave, 43041 HIVY vaults, ¢inks and cesspools oleanod any time o’ tho day in an entiroly odorloss way with our improved pump asd apparatus Orders by mail sromptly attended to. A. Evans, office and residence 1208 Dodge St. up stairs. 400 m7p I1EW BILVER TAG, It does not taint the breath, tage redecmod at oue cent each by the dealore. 881 10TNING RODS ~J J MoLain has for sale th best Jrods manufastured in the United States anneated eléctiic stocl oenter covered with sheet coppor, orders (z1 68 vrod - o repalring old ones promptly attended o Address 1011 Baunders s, 830-mb (e wvms a0, does 0ot give you hesrthurn Enge odccunod b ous cont, 030k by the dealers, 3-t1 I)mvv, vaults, eloks snd cospools clened at the shortest notice and satisfaction guarantoed by ¥. G. Abel, P, 0. Box 878 400-m2p DREXEL & MAUL, (SUCCESS0ES TO JOHK @. JACORS) UNDERTAKERS | At tho old stand 1417 Farnam B8 Crders by tele- ‘r:gl’l‘wlld“dlndplmw sitended 0. Telephone EUROPE. COOK'S EXCURSION PARTIES sall from New | York o April, May, Juue and July by firsh clase stes mahips. SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL ‘TRAVELERS st reduced rates, by the best rewtes for 'h":"vm:;l‘l'ulnms'r 4 COOK'S E: , with waps, contalo full parsicalars; by wall for 10 cente THOB COOK & 89N, 01 Breadway, 4. ¥. 0r 199 Daach) 1o 84, Chioago, 1Ls, wod sat16w.n) " St. Charles Hotel. O BTHEET, BET 7th and 6th, - . LINCOLN, KK Mrs. Kate Coakly, Propriotoress, A@Newly and elogantly furolshed, Good samyple xooms on first floor, S0 Torma—41.60 40 82 por day, Bpecial rates give members of the leglslature. novi0.1 mome Mendelssohn & Fisher,* ARCHITECTS Roows 28 and 29 Omaha Natl, Bank Blogk ‘succadsons 10 Dufrene & Mendelssohn @e0. L. . lsher, formory with W. L B, Joun Architech, Chicago, noldoln g———————-———————_—_—J