Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 16, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE--SATURDAY, MAY i6. PLEASANT PASTIMES. ocial Movements of Omaha Peeple iring the Past Week—kvents and Personals. Tho excursionists will worship st Portland $o-morrow. ; Miss Charlotte Thompson, while hero, i & st at the Millard hotel, Mrs, R, W. Chamberlain and son are visit g frionds at Worcester, Mass, Mra, Dr. B, N, Torrey, of Cre.ton, Iowa, is in the city visiting Mra, H. K. Burket, Lovely spring bonnets are more numerous ghan at any tiote since the daisies came again. Mrs. Emma Gordon has removed to Des Moinss, In , where she will make her future ome. Hon, A. J. Poppleton is in Cambridge, Mass,, attendiog the bedside of his son, who s dangerously il Gen, Thomas Wilson, U, 8. A, formerly of this department, is in the cily, visitiog on-in-law, Mr, Switzler. Tho Light Guards’ ball Thursday nlrht mext is looked forward to with great deal of anterest, It will be the event of next week. Chiof Clerk Francis, of the Burlington & Missouri River railway passenger depart- ment, has returned from a pleasure trip to Texas. Mr. 8, T, Smith, general superintendent of the Union Pacific road, has returnad from an extended trip to Denver and other western points, M ohn H. Manchester, claim agent of the Union Pacific road, loft yesterday morn ing on a trip that will take him into Colorado before roturning. Mer., William Todd, of Deas Moines, Ia., who 1 the city visiting his brother Charles, pre- sided ae organist at the First Congregational church last Sunday, The fourteenth of the ladies’ musical for this reason, was held Wednesday after- noon, at which time a very interesting pro, grammo was rendered. Harry Heath, for a long time in the freight department of the Union Pacific road, gu been apointed mail agent on the route be- tween Omaha and Ogden, nant Merriam has o far recovered from his severo illness that he was able to start east to recrmt his_health on Monday, He will be absent until July 1, J, C. Westley, forinerly connected with the Union Pacific headquarters, has returned to the city, and is now acting a8 stenographer to Assistavt General Freight Agent McMullen, Invitations have been iseued for the mar- riago of Walter H, Furlong and Miss Matie Moors, Tuseday evening, May 19, at the r denco of the bride’s parents, 221 Tremont street, Chicago, Hon. John D. Howe, once a leading attor- ney at the Douglas county bar, but now the eneral folicitor of the Chicago, Minneapolis, St, Paul & Omaha ralway, is in the city on business in the United States circuit court. A vrivate May party is to be given at Ma sonic hall on Friday evening, May 22, Harry Hunt, Charles A. Taylor, Krank Wasserman, John'A. Booth, George J. Sternsdorfi and Thomas Dugdale have the affair in charge. * Ray, D. W. C. Huntington, D, D,, late of Rochester, N, Y., oue of tho most emiment divines of the Methodis church, arrived in Omuha yesterday, aud is to ocoupy the pulpit of the Seward street Methodist Episcopal chucch to-morrow, The Omaha Light Guards will be “at home” in their now armory, northenst corner Fifteenth and Dodge streste, next Tussday evening, from 9 to 12 o'clock. The company has sent out neat invitations for the event, and a merry tims is expected, Tho ball_given by the ladies of Progress Assembly, Knights of Labor, Tuesday even- ing, was a highly snccessful affair, there be- ing a large sttendance. The occasion was a veey pleasant one, the entire programme being heartily enjoyed by all present. Col. 3. W. Downsy, a very prominent citi zen of Laramie, Wyo , was in the city thi wenk. Mr. Dolvoey was formerly delegate in corgress from that territory, and is the man who once published a speech in the corgres- sional record that was gotten up eomewhat on tho atyle of Paradise Lost. About thirty members of Nebraska Lodge, No. I, Knights of Pythias, devoured ice cream. cakes, strawborrigs acd cream at Dalzeils parlors, Wednesday evenig, at the exponse of M. Toft, who opened his purse and heart on acoount of the arrival of a brand new lady for the Combination store, The ontertainment eiven Wednesday even- ing by the young ladies of Brownoll hall was highly succossful and greatly enjoyed by all present, The lawn was gaily illuminated, do the fancy costums and picturesque s added gretly to the beauty of the scene, The young lacies are to_be congrat- ulated on their success, The proceeds amounted to 822155 Kdnt R, Hayden has returnod home from a trip to Now Orleans and the east, returning via Washington. Ho has bsen greatly ben efitted in health by the trip, aud is preporing to enter on his duties as national bank exam, iner for Kansas and Nebrasks, notice of his appointmont to which office he received while on his trip, Ho resigns his position of assist- ant and acting cushier of the Nebrasks national bank shortly. Th entortainment of the Omaha glee club and Mendelssohn quinette club at the opera hourc Monday eveeing was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season, Thera was a very. large and fashionable sudionce present, and the excellent programms rendered was appreciated by all, Both clubs went to Lin- coln_ T'ueaday, whero they were greeted in the eveniug by a large and entusiastic audience, Ascension day festivities were observed Thursday at Tririty cathodral by o lurge gath- ering of worshippers, both moruing aud even- ing. A woll arranged avd appropriste pro- grammo was rendered, the music being an ex- tryordinary feature, ‘Tho biehop delivered an Ascension day oration at o'clock a, m, and in the evening spoke to o gathering of Knights Templar, The musical programme was especially fin The Burns_club gave their second arnual Bay party at Masonic hall Thursday eveniug. Abont forty couples wore present, and from the grand” march down. to Home, Bwee* Home," through twenty-four numbers, they filled the hours with gay aud festive enjoy ment. The following gentlemen acted on the committees: Committee of arrangement— Thomas Meldrum, W, B, Rutherford, John 8. Tunes, Alex Parr, John Liddell, jobn McDonalc tion' committee - David Knox, N. B. Falconer, William Liddell, James Anderson, William Meldrum; floor managers—John S, Innes, William Falconer, Joho Liddell, George Shand, John Mo Donald, I The weekly entertainment of the St, Thilomen’s temparance sociaty took place at their hall Thursday evening and was attended by a largo gathering. The programmo was & rare troat, and judging by the applause was bighly appreciated by the sudience. After the instrumental solo by Miss Mary Flan} nery, Miss Kate Gavin favored the company with an interesting recitsl which was dslivered with considerable histrionic powers; Misa Gorman's recitation was very 8ood; Mr, McGionis’ voeal solo was rendered admirably, The “Eve of Waterloo,” livercd by Mr. Scannell was excellent. Miss Nora Flannery acquitted herself most charm- ivgly in & vocal solo. The entertainment was brought to close by an essay, —— an novelti Oourt Uhips, The case brought before Justice Welss several days ago by Doncan agalost his wife, charging her with assault and bat- tery, was brought up yesterdsy afterncon and dismissed. Judge Wakeley will hold an adjourned ston of the dlstriot court to-dsy in the Ll clty hall, Jadge Neville, of the district court, yesterdsy tried the case of Marshall va, Roe, which he ftook under men' Qulte & fine of law seems to in this case. ago, Marshali aud Roe formed a partoer- to engege in the sheep industry out shi in New Mexico, Marahall took a mortgage on aud furnished him $3,000, with ths un- derstanding that the first proceed their businers{should go toward liquldat- irg 1he mortgege. At the end of two advise- point involved | aud its suburbs 41 ministers, £53 local preach- Some three or four years | ers, 503 class leaders, 106 chapels and preach- Roe had no money, but | wimbers and 6,288 membe: yeara they falled, and after selling what stork was left, Roe used the money to pay a bank debt, which he had Jneurred to get the money which was given to Marshall for his mortgage. Then Marzhal Institated prooeedings agalnat Roe on the grounds that the mortgage should have been pald before any other clalm. The MoBaln & Hubbard vs. Marphy, case, was declded by Judge McCalioch, of the county court, yesterday, and judgment rendered in favor of plaintifts et Angostura Bi Baby's Question, Restless little budgot, Roving out and in, Armed with armless dollies, Tired of all within, Lingers by my table, Meddiing with my pen, Till annoyed 1 tell her— “Scamper off again,’ “Come play with me, mamma,” Then with a weary eigh, “When you was a baby, “Mamma, where was 7" —(Boston Globe. ————— are endorsed by HONEY FOR THE LADIES, the leading physicians and chamists for their purity and wholesomeness, Beware of counl terfeits and ask your grocer and :lmtht for the genuine article, prepared by Dr, J. G, B Siegort & Son: il The first Danlsh Baptist church have th;lr services el";}l‘” Sunday nlltunuog 4:30, and ever uraday evening at n oclock In the aints ch!pol. corner of | Ming drosses. Sixveenth and Cass streets, Preaching| by the Rev. H. A. Relchenbach. All are cordlally invited. RELATING TO RAILROADING Puffs and Personals About Things Ooncerning the Modern Lines of Travel, they are worn, eteen skirts., cotton braid, with all dresses. White cloth dresses are trimmed with om- broidery or braid, the natural colors, very popular In Paris, A very heavy rain storm visited the| Biack, grey and shades of brown are the Norfolk distrlet, between Plat Center [leading cf;lhvtnln ok AT il and Madlson yestordsy mornlng, bat it "Mnlrur bons are prefer: to eatin for immiing changeable fabrice. lsnot known that any damage resulted.| Draperios are long and full, and are differ- At one time 1t rained o hard that the ené o l:-- n]ide:;x! t . c;'mmfi i 7 i arot velvet is used for collars, cuffs an Unlon Pacific passenger train had to be revers of gray, woolen drosses. held foran houror more while section men went along the track on a hand car to | the white dress of the graduate, see that It was not washed away. Cotton dresses are made in the styles of the David Butley, sgent of the Union Pa- | light woolen walking costumes. clfic passenger department at Baltimore, | Bows of ribbon mounted on 1s in the oity. sold for trimming wash costumes, J. J. Dickey, superintendent of the | The ladies’ hats this spring have been sweet- Union Pacific telograph service, loft yes. | 1¥ "uggestive of love in tho Tyrol. Tho plump girl is now the fashion, terday for Ogden and other weaters |,y G, wiil hav to make a len an fat. Sachen of surah silk, satin or moire ribbon, orof the dress material, aroworn by young gil are worn with foty pins are The Tho distslon clerks of tho Union Pa- cific and Burlington and Missourl roads, are very Industrlously eogaged just now | iy broidered mohair lustres are a novelty. revising tariff sheets, to comply with the | The figures are a darker shado of the color of new railroad commissioner law, which |the fabric, goes into effcot on June| A woman made the first orange box used in Ist. Aftor that dsts three cents | Californis, and she now runs a factory which per mile for pasienger travel will be the | turns out 50,000 of them a year. rate from Omaba to Nichols, or rather| A Hoboken woman who % Ll o i 504 | commercial _trav order e et oot & oo o 11 g | 0 Koep thio musclo of ‘her jaw up o concert 4 pitch. charged. An exchange says no one has ever heard of The Hon, John D. Howe, gengral |a female ventriloquist, Perhaps the reason is solicitor for the Chicigo, Minneapolis, | that ladies like everybody to know that they St. Paul & Omsha road, srrived in the |have the floor. clty yesterday, and is visiting old frionds, | . Bvening gloves ate mado with the hand, as faras the wrist, of kid, while the long arm Mr. Patten, travellng paesenger agent | consists of silk net, embroidered with gold, of the Baltimora & Ohlo rallway, struck |silver or silk. Omaha yesterday, and {s enjoying him-| Mantles for warm weather have the back eelf with old friends. front of velvet and the sleeves of h2aded gren- They are trimmed with Jace frills and jet ornaments. “I have noticed that ladies in society are more truthful than they used to be.” ‘‘In- deed!” ‘‘Yes, at parties they usually make a clean breast of it.” Lena Stenberg yesterday filed an lfiplian. tion to be avpointed sole trader, that she may be enabled to support herself and husband.— [San Francisco Bulletin. rls, e ——— Scrofula diseases manifsst themeelve in the spring. Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood, and removes every taint of scrofula. Amusements, A gentleman, endowed with mesmer- etic powers of great strength and capac- i N An exchange says: “Round waists are still ity, trave'lng under the highly romantic |, A8 tXe1aRECons should hope so, What cognomen of Dr. Carl Sixtus, gave, at|would become of us if it gets to three-cor- tho Stadt theatre last night, to ceveral | nered or pontazonal waists ; reporters and a fow especlally Invited [, Cotten sillfinished Jorsoys aro scarcely dia : nguishable from those made of silk, They friends, an exhibitlon of his wonderful [ have all the lustre of their more expensive skill.Z All who were . present pre- | compeers, but are, to far, only made in black, nounced the doctor an expert at his busi-| When a woman is giving her husband a bit nesa and bespeak for him an audlence of | of her mind he should try to imagine what it great magnitude at the opera house|Wwould be likeif ho was a Mormon and was tomorrow night, 1In hls exhibition | hVing eeventeen such bits served up to him. bnst oight ballladonen atzong men'and | 08 SIAC, R MU o g L D e St i T roee | EEEr e oty oot otk b el ) 0 spend their evenings of ludicrous trioks at the doctor's com: | homo. i o mand. They would get down on all| Always buy a good quality of gingham, fours, and follow him around like so | batiste or percale. ~Poor qualities will not en many dogs; go through the act of swim- | dure the frequent contact with the laundrees’s ming, dance, hug chairs, and lmagine | hands. they were women, sing foolish songs, |, A New York paper saya that you can ki fight snakes, and In fact, do anthing |t¥° Michigan women for a pickel. We've e asetias » known of it costing a chap 8500 to kiss one, but maybe the price has cheapened.—[Datroit CHAPLOTTE THOMPSON. Free Prese. This well-known star of the stage ap- * Spriog and summer traveling dresses of pesrod at Boyd's opora house last aight | CheVioty serge, alpaca and twoed are tailor- in her new play * n finished and are trimmed.with braid or stitch- Phyllls Denohr,” but |ing, nayy blue, dark gray and brown are the on account of the very stormy, dis- agreeable weather, was greeted with feet off pievailing colore, A Nevada woman took a fall of 385 rather a small audlence. However her | a ledge the other day, brought upin a tree performance was all that could be de- hflal ied hama]_f’ nn:kand bw:nt l:ome and i ed dinner as if nothicg but u circus pro- eired and her support*good. R ol LI o The astronomical class at Vn!‘MXAr has been action on his case by the grand jury, Roach |whecher the man in the moon was married or is charged of obtaining money under false | not.— [Burlington Free Prese. pretenses, from the Omaha National bank, d’fl;e ézllrlulnt X“T colloge lmvel‘(wnt‘ l;m Fouvg. E. G, F 2 > ident Cleveland a huge sponge cake of their Hans Youog, E. G, Floyd and E. D. Pratt, [ ((*n¢ Cleve st & Bae eppoac ceant know P —— whether to cut it into strips and use it for H. B. Hudson and wife started yesterday [ blotting paper or use it for a brush in washing on a journey to Boston, He will return in | Windows. about two weeks, but Mra, Hudson will re-| Wash dresses for young girls have a yoke (At Bl e s bodico belted, and the skirt is plain” and i round, with tucks above the hem, ~The sash H. J. Rolfe, the large grain dealer at Elk. | bow worn at the hack is msde of ths dress horn, was in town yesterday, aud he reports | aterial and is tucked across tho ends, which Y, that business up in that section is good. o cdnedimiih emproldary “Law sakes,” said old Mrs, Relict, “all Hon, Jay E. White, mayor of Grand Is.|Nelinda thinks of now is the skatin' rink. land, and wife are i the city, Pacton guests, | And she's 2ot 8o high-tonad a rollin’ round on them wheels that she can’t oven g> her old Hon, R, B. Windham, of Plattsmouth, is | mother's home made bread now, an’ she talks at the Paxton, all tha time about the Dutch rolls they have Hon, A. D, Buckworth, state senator from | e o Vests of velvet lined with crinoline and North Platte, is registered at the Paxton, trimmed with horizoutal rows of gold or sil- E. L. Eno and wife, Fremont; I, na dged ith braid aze wor with den and wifo, Chioago, aro quartersd at the | ofemry vt the bk, oot end by o Solce ot Paxton, the waist line, The cuffs to match are straight Hov, Chatlos ¥, Walther, of Falls City, |Dioge8of velvet trimmed in th samo mauner mado the motropolls a visit yosterday and e | “’poge vospectablo girls out i Sacramento, mained over night. Cal., who thought 1t weuld. be fun to black e theriaclves up as negresses, unfortunately gob RELIGIOUS, @ coloriog preparation that wont wash off. It ‘ta like & dys on th skin, and. chemiats say 1% will wear off inside of a year, The girls are Very much pleased with their joke. “Say, Bob, you're ‘out’ with Mzs, Parson aln’t you?” pbyet Whit happened?” She's exvarimentiog too laviehly,” *Experimenting! What at?’ “Tiying to cute freckles by eating fce- cream. “Well, why ought you to care #0, T dou't, provided it's at some other Jow's expense. It was costing a half a freckls,"—[Philadelphi —The notorious Jack Roach was sent up The general assembly of the P church” of the United States wi Houston, Tex., May 21, The new edifice of the Kanawha Presby- terian church, Parkersburg, W, Va., cost 27,000 and is entirely out of debt. Archbishop Groes will leave Baltimore on Tuesday for his new hcme in the dioceso of Oregon, Bishop Glorieux will probably leave for Tdaho about the same time, The Rev, Brooke Herford of Boston goss to England next week to attend the Engli May anniversaries. Ho will preach the mon betore the British and Foreign As: "Amang the moet becomain) :1“:[. and will address the confereace aud | girly’ wear are beige or reddish brown straws, ters. with high crowns and brims slightly ri deand fallivg cn the other, sbyterisn meet at The annual seasion of the Episcopal council | on one of the diocese of Virginia will ba Richmond, May 20th, Bishop Raudolph_de- liveriog the opening sermon, Rey, O, K, Kin- solving the centennial sermon, sud Bi Whittle the closing addres: facramento is also fortunate in sesuring trimming tho crown. shop | draperies. the | with garnet dots. This serves for the lining l new Roman Catholic cathedral, for which | of the brim and for the drapery around the 1 John W, Mackay recently gave $100,000, A |<rown, 1ot has been purchased for $30,000, aud the remainder will be devote1 to building, Work will begin In June on what promises to be the most imposing religious structure on the coast. Tho Primitive M | — PEPPERMINT DROPS, “Water, you s, milk can, st Paul Times, o in London from a Lexington taloon, Even & bu may have bad habits,—Louisville Courier Jouraal. Hon. Edwin Wi ing rooms, with eitting accommodation for g 99 Sunday schools, 11,319 teachers, 12,029 Sunday scholars, 3,481 Band of Hope the diog with I:‘gén.fidsl'\; ‘l:“ g the year endi ay the; held 2,410 o) nlir‘mmfln . ¥ Dhe Primy are not the largest of the Methodist bodies i gland, but they are not the least activ Zeal to a certain extent compensates for numbers, gins, of My to his sorx tenced to imprisonment for life, Bourette effects in etamine are much liked. aru pongee may be trimmed with brown s match the costumes with which Ottoman ribbons are largely used for trim- Cotton crape is worn over velvetor vel- Wash dresses will be trimmed with fancy Light tan-colored ganta do Suede are worn Pongees are embroidered with flowers in Black and white striped silk and satin are me & dollar and all, hats for young o The held at ) brims are Jined with velvet or with the tissue Silk_grenadino with velvet dota_moke pretty light bows and For iostance, a very eflective trimming s of crushed strawberry grenadine said the pump to the *Tl1 get chalk full to-night,"—[St. Somo burglars bave been stealing whiky s lectnr. d |ing on “Mince Pie as My Mother Made It,” The Primjtives | & subject Dot particularly popular among a8 mavy & married man has ascertained A New York policeman has just been son People will now have tha satisfaction of knowing where they canfiod him when they want him.- [Boston Transc Great Crosar!” exclaimed the tramp leaped over thefence. “Great meizer! served the farmer as he watohed the dog re turning with s sample of the tramp's trousers, —[Boston Trantcript. The difference—S:hoolboy, Decatur, 18 there any difference between a journalist and an editor? Yes, The journalistis a man who writes things for newspapers, The oditor is the man who leaves out what the Al ado ertisements in the T be charyed at the rate of 10 cents per line first insertion, and 7 cents per line fo No advertisement wil for less than 2 cents or th These advertisements will be inserted in both ing and Evening Editions, representing a ci tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of tisements must positively be paid in advan, quent insertion. first time for the o gentlsman room-mate and two day board R sars % with reference, 1514 California st, 995 0 Ohean elogant slde bar bugey, one s, orw, Omahs Navl sank Ballol R ALK < & a0 ifloo brated mae,al; th ful tone, t>uch and finish no charke tor deliver o psnBay pueing m one mil: in 8 misut nice ponies; good saddle double: tws ot wagon, and barncs. ick block TANTED—Every V g at new npriznt pis: Iatest lmproyements, boantl. An insteuction bor k frae; A great bargain, $268; 1019 Pa 15418p ¥ In Beed of & few ing ma- chine, o ses the new Improved American No. P. K. Flod & D N 16th. pbdnt FOR R DOR RRNT Piorce Street, £ per month, orn Svears ol oan pace M tlo ard K reula adver- ( gxom saue - Small house with twn lots fn Walnut hill now roudy for ocoupancy 8860; torme §:0 down And £10 per month: alio & room cobtagos fn Walnut journalist writes,—[Atlanta Constitution, A Pittsburg reporter who oalled on Emma Abbott Iately got the following note, brought down by & bell-boy: “I am all undressed, Just getting into the bath-tub, Haven't got a stitch on me, But if you'l wait till T have my bath I'll see you, Emwma Apporr.” No, Aramints, you mistake; it s a carboy | M’ which contains vitrol; a cowboy is a very dif- TO LOAN—MONEY, M S Mluo, evorything striotly confider til; R clal agency Johin P Schminke, Cashicr. s 298 ONEY T0 LOAX—On real estate seourity, In of $800 to reasonable rates. Mayne & C: ONEY to loan on farniture, horses, wagons,pianos roporty, collaterals and anything of Hill ready for ocoupancy, $1,760 term $20 per month. O K Mayne, 8 W co Faroam Streets. ot tux—TwoNoi phuets 0 one sec d bug. g3, Apply 1400 And 1411 o 1 Dodge st o JOR 8ALK- 800,000 brl, on s o " OR KxxT—Good brick houre 8 rooms Omaha. H.T. Clake 22 por month sou’ Anaa. R O Pattorson, 13th ana Farnam, 804 11 — jin sums Y 1 U SAun—A pair of pontes with n light spring wa. atreion and harnoss very cheap for cash 1217 Howard {OR RRxT-Thros cottages 4,5 and 0 rooms. J. Phipps Roe, 1612 South 6th st. 902:t1 R RENT ~Teo barns oentral] Roe, 1812 south th st. ferent kind of vessel, though, to be sure, It is froquently filled with something very' like After all, it is not to be wondered at that you confounded the two.—[Boston Tran- seript, F500, Gt Seney on ancial Exchange, 1603 F M teratsor any good securlty. olal Exchange, 1503 Farnam et., up-staire. " 9255 In anticipation of a clean swoep, the pos master of Golden, Col., has posted up the fo §700, 81,00 and $1,400 10 loan on real o3 . Omaba ONEY T L0AN—In amounta to suit, on_chattels, Omaha Finan- 185]8p | o Tocatad 3. Phip [ Fon SALR—Piano, o344t £aln, 1710 Dougias \OR RENT—Lwo houses 7 and 10 rooms 1512 south PRRAONATL. Top Bth st. J, Phipps Roo. o034 PERSONAL, {OR SALR—12 good lota Marion place threo blocks [ Jomusonar o Stroet oars onoay torme. W H Yo i o Mo st Nav bank. Tonesome. i > cortespong. wh home d with some iady lowing notice on the door of his office: “I have to get out of this shebang about 1st of | ' August coming, and I want to close ont all of Room 20, Omaha National bank bullding 047-t1 ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, with & viow to matrimony. 1N Addres) losk box 708, 'OR RENT-— [hreestory brick store bullding; en- S14-15p quire of Bdward Norria & Co., room 19 (ann;m RRSONAL 1t N 963 1 =1t you want a deteotive, sond your ad- adeross £0 the Omaha Dotoctive Afcn .5 6 e this store truck before that time, and, if any of you have the welfare of & follow-beiog st | [V QVEY,10 LOAN—On roai estate aud chy it D, L. Thomas. 9 ttols | FNOR RENT—Farnishod cottage, 7 rooms, with | 564, offices 916 south 14th t. 1t olosets, pantry, eto., In best locallty in_ City oan | = Th ] heart, and are fond of a good smoke, walk right up to the counter and drop your shekels ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rats, R. R 1VA tokets boughtand sold. A. Forman, 218 8, ;giutlm wa K M. Hoorew, Tr Ing motium ready for corner 16th and Webste PAY rent with board, Call In afternoon at 626 Ploas- 1y By ant, and heal lness over No 623 8 B —you will never get another such chance, " — 7 T ONEY LOANED at O, F. Rood & Co's. Loan ~The river is swelling little, i —Tho friends of Mra. P, I, Murphy, wife of the ex-mayor, will be pained to learn that without remer on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, porsonal property of all kinds and all_othe rs ticles of value, 1, Over 1sb National Bank,corner 184h snd Famam. il businoes siictly contidontial — N—— ‘Torms roasonablo. ¢83 mi0 ofhoh RO )UME 7F()R RENT. . REAL ESTATE BROKERS, and bosrd in strictly pr 3 near Capit 1 il by 8 young | Fy Al mrAT nkokia—Lobeck & o, 1311 Farnnm mian; addiess, stat £g terme, J K, Bee office street corner 15th, real estato bought and 275:18p | an commisston, exchangos of real or porsonnl promn proper. sho is very ill, ¥ ONNEY TO —Within the past ten days, Judge Stenberg | ¥ 0. . ba: has sent seven criminals to the county jail to | A%e0ts, 1606 Farnam 81 LOAN via In_sums of §800 and upward. | Jqlor RRNT— and Co., Roal Eshate u§nunn F ty effected; having real estate at ressonsble bost nttor tion, t Furnished room, 1628 Dodge stroot. 870100 OR RENT—Furnisbe | tront parhr with bed room | == await the arrival here of the district attorney bators thiey san be telsd, WANTED FEMALE HELP. adjoinlr ;1714 Calitornia st. 8717-16p TO EXOHANGE, —The wrotch who struck Alexander Beason |\ ARTR 2 young Iadios for congross of tations. Call at 1012 Harney 8t. o Rext—Now turnished roome1811 Cassst '0 RXCIANGR —Two splendid farm; aag10p | L Rolul'for Tarm. e 'G: Fatterson, Lok end pias. 15th and Far. L) 10241 J0R EXT—A room for gentleman and wifo or for last Saturday night and koocked him silly, is known, and yesterdag a warrant was sworn \ out for his arrest, .iftnr knocking Beason | day down, the fellow robbed him of $2.50, ave, woman todo aundry work Mond 7 Axtan—Thoroughly competent second girl, alto nd Mrs Morse, south wo.t corner 10th m.\a Bo:pml w0 gentlemnen, frst-lass board 112 Burtt 10 BXCHANGR—440 nores well improved Innd § mi L trom Essex, Tow took of dise or hardware. Addross John m‘i.‘l.".‘fi\‘ln'.'.’."'fi'i-‘ own, 654 tt nes: 15| Jgn et Thee roome, ccllar, woll and clstern, ANTED—Girl tor general house work at 07" —Tho advance inson’s co agent for John Robinson's ot circus zave Omaha's policea pointer yestor- 410 south 20th etreot, $10. Wm L Monroo, Oth 571 5 So. | and Douglas, B-t1 16 'OR SALE—Or exchange. We have for sule exclusivo right in this state to eell the ooal ‘on mexT—Singlo farnished room; app) day on five pickpockets who arrived here from B TR e Kausas Oity night before last. He saw them | ge), pacifio street, between 6 and 7. - caevioosk tod | 8i018p 1410 | ecnomizor and soot dostroyer, dostroys tho soot and will save twonty per cent on ‘conl, wi 1 t Chicago sticet. O sticel Fight; or the stat=, or will exchango for ro o ho- oatate or [ OR RENT-Large front room on first floor with or mple try to work a crowd at Atchison, ——— ) Mrs, Johnson Arrested for Murder, L DOV i VW ek voung il to do genoral husg d Roacon for selling rare chance for 045 1 with board; inquire at 1901 Farnam St. ouer & Davis. R RExT ~With board, a neatly furnishad room Mra. Johnson, the woman who fizured | VY in the doub'e tragedy in Lincoln, Mon- - day, was arrested Thureday on a warrant VVQ:J.TJL‘D‘?&S“" 2 charging her with the murder of her husband. The evidence on which the 18th and Jackson. good wet nurie 109, 25! B W:n-h “Second caok, Emimet ouse. 3471 A AxTED A good girl in sma'l family, 8 E corner F suitable for two gentlemen, would algo like one B47-16 48. part for restaurant, fur- &c. 7 roomod_houte, ith tith st. 106.m3% BUSINESS OHANOES. W irrm—Eq to tako hal busine Forn remson—in nituure and stook, oig young Indy t room and bar, and two lots, Appy 510 ard st South West corner 19th street and St Mes 3 ‘s avenue, 239. bh st AL | Jop Resz-Two clogant rooms in beautifol locafons Apply 1910 Lodue al partner with about $400 intorest i $p_ | Jon mxt—Furniahod toom. witn bowrd. DL ) 00d 4 staple, Suitable tor two 107 Howard. 770-16) 1to wash silver three times & arreet {s based has not been made known, A LT M ctrop 857 but it s probable her own contradictory day for 7-10 factory Fos office. TOR RENT [ fornia et etatements before the coroner’s jury had ANTED - something to do with it. The unfortu- W, il to wash dishes and work in pantry at Arcade hotel, 12,5 Dovglas st. 856-1 Ajple 8 JoR simCRestaurant loosted on 12th atrect be- 0p. | gk tavr—Two tront raoma furnished, cheap 1012 tween Farnam and Haey, known as French nate is certalnly In a sorry plight. Her A 7ANTED—A girl for house wor wayward if ot wlcked conduct hss sant bowing Machine office, 121 N. 16t APl ah White St. 838t Dining Ha'l, on moderate conditione, spply at 314 8 EAUODES 180 | 12h stroet, E. Bleck, 270.16p TR Ly s —-Furnisho front room 1902 Farnam, 280.22p two men to thelr graves and clouded her name for all time. ——— VW ARTeo—A girl to do genersl housework; at strs. Lemicux, Castellar st. bet 18th 1dth Sts. 587t 3 Good business in Omaha; nrofits 99 per = ik oo d, threo or ‘four thousand OR RENT-Han 1somely furnished rcoms onPleasant | 40! meaning b w nddress Lock Bt Addross 3 3" oaro Beo 182-18p | Box 301, Dos Moines, lowa, 262,11 wply i f * % % % Rupture, pile tumors, fi tulas, and all diseasas (excopt cancer) of | W amail miis. “appls 45i Plestant £t Hib mils. Apply 421 Pleasant §t. 816-tt k n | yooR RENT 247 —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge street. 'ORBALE—A woll established tailors businew be- 4710 tween now and June 16th, low ren 1 loon. tion; hold lease of store for t: 5 the lower bowal radically cured. Book of particulars twoletter stamps. World's | Wiktrantees, ** 547 "t guaranteed. 318 Good wages | on. rmvt_Iandsome furnished room with bathing 3 years: onl all - ital required. Address* N. 0." Beo nlfl“{ 182 -4p p rocw attached at 2200 Dodge st. 976.15p ]fiiupnunry Medical Asgoclation, Baffalo, ——— Wik m s » it bo & good plain cook, Lou Brown, Joe Gorman and James ANTRD—A giil to do goneral houss work at 808 16p {0R BALE-—A well established bakery. Address “K.” this office. Y 514 Trgusaumon mxciaxon—(la part) for rostaurant, furmiture 7 roomed house, barn and two lots. Ap: R RENT—Furnished front room §8. por month, 917 nurth 20(h st., between Cumings and I : 284-16p Smith, the threo men arrested for robbing Wetherick’s saloon, were arraigned beforo Judge Stenberg yesterday, and in default of | ' 8000 bail each, were lodged in the county jail | 43 Chicago, Il W A -Lady agents, 810, d , with my won- derful brand.new rubber undergarment for adics go wild over it Madam H. Little,Box 363-16p 7 O REnT—One Jargo front. room, bay window and | PIY 319 south 11th et. 108-mAo mantle on first loor; modarn convenleaces 20th, near 8. Mary Taquire at 8. W. comor 16th 17640 {OR 8aLE~In Oskland Neb. first-class meat market and Dodge st, 0 the furni'ure of the St Paul hotel, For par- to await the action of the district attorney, Brown testified that Jack Morrison, a well known thief, had taken the $25 stolen and ANTED— Good _girls, experienced cooks; Omaha | ok RENT —Furnishod front room with board In kmployment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. 701-t¢ 09t o ticulars, inquire or write Wiggers & Uehling, Oakland Neb, 074-m19 private family 1617 Chicago St. 109 rable locality, wil slid out for other parts, ANTED —A good glrl for general house work Chicago St. 032-t1 1017 | fror RENT—Furnished rooms w'th or without tterson, NE corner 4 30-t1 —————— A CA&RD.—To all who are suffering from errors and Indigestions of youth, nervous weakness and VW asreo—irstclas dini decay, losa of manhood, eto. I will send a recipe 10politan hotel; none other need apply. 82 room girl at the Met- board, 2312 Harney St., one block from strect | 16th and T, 094te full stook of clothing car. . JOR RENT —Furnished 1 om wi i A1 | JROR et —Furniahed front room with bonrd_in e ek oot private family, 1617 Chicago st. 985-t1 bootsand ahoos, gon! that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. Thiss great remedy was_discovered by a missionar to South America. Send self-addressod envelope Rav. Jo- supi T, INMAN Station “D " New York ANTED—Atonce, & lady cook at Comme Hotel, Genos, Neb- Wa /ages $25 por month. 851-10 change for Nebrasin Lands. [ 10th 5t., Omaha, Neb. relal | ¥ Sor nmxT—With board,uiccly farnished frent room 007 t1 gas and bath, 14-9 Jons. ——— . TANTED—by Kensington Art Co., female —The trustees of the African metodist W in all plrb: nlulhnntumllntry. to_do our Ii episcopal church, at the corner of Eizhteenth | pleatant work at their homes. Sent by mail to and Webster streets, have resolved to make | soumamn o sy 1o 600 mor weok - For fall infy agreat effort to-morrow morning to raise | tion address Kenslogton Art Rooms, 35 Congress funds to liquidate their indebtedness of sever. For full inform: 906-30p =T GROCERIT ght, one Jron rmxt—Furaishod rooms 1621 Capitol avo. 907-m30 'OR RENT—Offico and third floor suitable for whole. le or manufacturing, at 1207 Farnam St. 880-t1 HRLQUEST hes nurchssed the grocery stock and huilding be'onzing to Chas. Seag.cn at No 714 North 18'h St., v hete he will continue tho bus- ased to sce oll his friends The st, . choicest grocerios will bo kept constantly on band 'R REXT - Furnished room 1318 Jackson st. Boston, Mass Box 5078, al thousand dollars, All friends of the church v STy Nagsnitelitofiitiquesni Proge are invited to be present on that occasion and | 1Y ¢ belp along the good cause. ' — Horstord's Acid Phosphate In Night Sweats and Prostration, bustles, bosam forms, dress shields, precedentcd monthly. Address with stamp, E Campbeli & 9 8outh May st., Chicago. 679- dalsy stocking and skirt supporters, shoul belts, sleeve protector, etc.; entirely now devices.un- rofits; wo huvo 600 agonts making $100 m1) vegetables in season. BOARDING., oor 842-m20p 1do 'OR RENT—Nicely furnished front room for lad; ety | Fod cantloman; Inqulre 621 Ploasant 86. 71241 Co. L — Dr. R. StupHALTER, St. Louis, Mo., says: “I have ueed 1t in dyspepsia, ner. WANTED MALE HELE. OOMB—With board,dortrabic { -Tm:mnng ‘Apply 4L 4 54, Charles Hetol. ICE CREAM. vous prostration, and in n'ght sweats, EN WANTED—25 rcckmen and Iaborers with very good results Ship Saturday. 1023, Harnoy 8t. 38 ———— —Mrs. R. L. Green. living at No, 1318 war::g. /;m%ood man to take chage of Oapitol avenue, sent a note to this office yes- | plop 2 Sansdinn Pacifo railway in Biltish Colombla. F. Collier, room 67, Parker 860-18 rpsit foo cpeam ples and cakes overy day. premptly 10th 8. Orders for tended to. Carl Schusid, 801 south 14 OB BENT—sovoral e cMoes I Grounse Blook, Tagalre Ed. Noris, toom 19 Crounse blyok " FORSALE_FARMS, 0R 8ALE—Eest frult lan‘s in southern Calitornia. our DRESSMAKIN ARTIES wishiog o scemstress, guaran- terday, statiog that while her husband was go- BRI s T gooa e, ing home last Friday night somebody hit him who spraks German preferred. Address ou the head, at the corner of Fourteenth [ 0% 258 Omahia P. 0. LOE e Fasy termy; cali and fee_samplo of fruits, and Jock | Information; 1Jackson, 233 Chi.ago 8. op teolng entting and fitting satisfactory; addrcus 818 North 10.h st, Mre. J, Aruol . 24816p. The Brad: treet Co, essenger. 850- street and Capitol avenue, and'that he has “nnun -) been in a very critical conditien ever sincd, R$. M D CARROLL, t 715 north 18.h street, d i the ladisw, that ehe 18 OR 8ALK—A 6)0 acro stook and grain farn a) system for cutting ladies’, 0 proved; fonr hours' rido from tae Om 7ANTED — A #inglo man t work around the store, M. F. Martin, 818 South 15th 28541 Yarde; seven miles from the o'ty of Fremont; two | gentlomen’s and children 300 acros under plow, board' fence, running etream clothing. This system is - very easy to learn, lessons will be g'vea « hours W Nehvasica . Grabton, Bos ofioe. 3 ANTED_Firet clasy cigar salesman to tiavel in | oheapif Aold imie! through pasture; housa with ten rooms; liatelv; on ferms to’ suit. furthor particulars inquiro of Geo. C. Grodfre ¥or MISCELLANEOUS, ANTED. 16th & TUTT’S © gocd pager hanger at 418 812. Fie. orth | OBk, Ne 167t b 00D A ARYS— Partics wishing to purchato brood 7 ANTED —Live energetic men witb horse and oo to haadle first-clase article thiough country; call at onca. C. M. Eaton, 1118, 14th, 8l PILLS od farm in Weshington Co.; 171 s caltivated; good buildings; fine all foaced. Eiward Norris T4t mares for ranch purpos o plcase call ot Homan's Livery etable, 413 8oath 13th street, Omaha. 16281 Pk perm. T Muraay. ca the | or ] 86141 25 YEARS IN USE. Tho Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age 7ANTED —A smart Soan [ Beo Jobing houss, Addre tice navian to travel for & VAKEN Ur—A brown maro marked with lett _ and half circle on left shoulder; ore mile we fhe reservoir on military road; owner can have 50 FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS. k —Beau ilal suburban_residence propor SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. SITUATIONS WANTAED, I ¥ | by paying coms, Jam . Dooley, B0 B 18: ion house, flne barn, magr ificent view YiReYiak oons. i Ision B 1707‘ i 7ANTED—A position by a rmatt young wan s not ataid of work, good penman, Les reference. Addross 3" Lorchestor, N Lossof appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in tho head, with 'n dull scosation in the buck part, Palu under the sheulder- blade, Fulineus after eating, wich . dis- tuclination to cxertion of body or mind, = bty oriomper Cow solrte, el | W, 0 s oy foeling of baving neglected some duty, I 750 SAL0 Wearinonn, Dizzinens, Fluttering ny she | 5ct83a driver. Address “N 1" Beo offic west Omuha, $6,000 casy torms. C E Moyue & 38! EWARD —Strayed. nut pony b 1ed o W correr 16th and Faroan 5 " v | AR s loft shonlder witha “*Y" and a tczment of a rocurn to Wi Stribling, 1516 sherman st 11-10p who it of crcl o nm—ono o th fiuest 1ots in West Omaa, 5 W of the whelo eity, cheap, oF will bail and scll en monthly payments, CE M. W SILVER TAG, does nut give you heart hurn, or 16t0 aad Furnam Eoro Y oA Jags tedeemed a4 ouo cent, each by the dealors, Peyoko Bros., Agents. 083-t1 Heart, Dots before the oyes, I over the right rlsi Restler n, A @tful drenms, Highly colored Urine, and house ke¢por 2012 Harnoy striet. oo Sitaation by o middls aged laly 1 wi—On Elkhorn and Platte, T, Murray. 500-tt e S ONSTIEATION. '8 PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one dnnepmrec(% such a | men lwnvxko umlarunm{u driv hange of fe |\nn!tonsl:m{llun‘n’sufl«rer horses, strisnly temperate, wages sm : AxT2D-Dy » young American, sir inan, strangor o civy anxious to i ha i retoren omplo und orre o UKW SILVER TA at (ne sgents, 1ta frult flavorod, taga redeomed: on wAuK—Nice cottage cf 4 rooms with lot y tho dealors, ' Poycke Bros.,. £3x08 2 blocks from 56 Mary's avo, near Kon- 63811 s, | metts, & bargain at 1,050, canh :450, bafance to suit. i & Co., 12:2 Farnam street. 218 tf NETRUCTION On banjo They Inere Address “W. K. Bee officc body %0 T 7 AxTED—Position In some busi by lar Sto W 16 years old, Alddress “L. L. ¥ B ro Beo of roduces. brice e, 48 Murray SeN.¥: ; 88 bouse by boy im0 by bey 245-10) given by G E Gollen- 3 450-41' beok, at 1116 Capitol acres of land within 8 blocks of Port Co., Neb , will sell a property. W. 2 s vt oo at Weoping Water, Usss on casy terms or exchange for O sww VER TAG, It doennot taint tho breath, age rodoomed at oue cent each by the dealers. Hoyoke (LA AATE LTSN R G A P L Tu"ls HA'“ nv . ANTRD —Posltion a8 stonogra) ¥ o by a young man, roferences a8 to GRAY HATR or WHISKERS changed to o | character good. - Address I M. D.” U1 GLossY BLACK by & single application of bookkeeper anility and H. Green, over 1sb Nat'l Ba -k, Omaha, Nob. ~ 240t J0R BALR ~Five lots 47x130; together on Lea ven. ; beautitul location, 0 accs on loog Bros , Ager 088-t# JPRIVY, yaulte, stnne and compools ole 100 ot the shortéet uotice and satlsfaction gus 4. Abe Box 878, this DYE. It imparts a natural color, acts . Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, vy vault, and cossp ol cloanod at shortest po- §10 monthly payments, K. C. Patterson, 18th | X" tice avy timo of the da, wrdorless nt by express on receipt of 91. 3!“0. 44 Murray St.. New York. e g ~THE MILD POWER CURES.+ UMPHREYS’ Sars S poca Pricrptions of dollay on dress draw £6: AxeaD o luvost from ten to twanty thoussnd And Faream. 0 Ad- 18p 7 o Varaish vubber, 14001611 Dodce bt (Bl = it | Way with our improved puing aud denegan sppara- tus,wl placea cl aned by us discatosted s, charyo viAGH—12 good lota tn this addition with. | reasonable. A. Evans, 1208 Dodgo stroct up s cks of streot had on easy s ARIC 81l cars, can W H Greeo, over lat Nat'l Bauk. 116-1f i galn, three good houses 817 and ARMY SUPPLIL n 80 ® t Phyaician: Simplo: Safe aad Sure SOy AL = AxTun —Boarding by gentleman ‘g vers, Qongestion, Lo ", WS a4 Giraos with tertas i flammations o Lol oftice. a by | 1 174 16th, south ot Loavenworth; rent 885 per !1- | per month; price $5,600 casy payments; must be 80ld before jane 1st. * Apply 8. Mortensén, tailor, 1418 Farna strect, ia1-y4p DEIOT QUARTERMANTH Ouwaha, Neb , May bth, 18:5. Sealed prop-sals in duplicate will be revived at this office urt 1 11 o'clock &, May 18th anxT8 WANTED, Add Co , 8t Louis 1 68 candie power terms of ™ B11. 8t. Louis Electrio Lamp well, clstern, barn, all in k from strect cars $1 500 over et Nat' Bavk. 644-tf the pres the. shefoliow. o 12 dition, one bl o kinds. W H Gr ANTED s k Hr‘. eaiachs, Verlig Wilkle. A spepsia, Billous Stomach’ A bres 3 To rent & house of 4 or b roome. od or Painful Perl k Telting, machinory and water supp'iss, bolts, steel ond wegoh material, cut. nalle, hardwood lumber, hardware, tose caré (balanced), pakute plica, (psluts 4ud oil-) pine lamber, 8tove supplics, 2(be &e, eaty terms. IL 0R BALE—Go0d 6 700m house, lot 60X132 feet,ons Wy -Shartbaud puplls; Pitman system: 'Niles: 10th and Hickory. Speoial terms k OMEOPATHI catlon popils. 253 front, SL00: 3100 cneh . oalance 810 por month. | T gor sewing macbine, saddiors cupplies, staticnory ui":-‘ W. H Groen, over 1st National bank. 18p — nished o 7 AxTED—To rent—Armall cottage ln & con stand d cirable nolghbohood, with improve: ments prefersed, Address with full particul box 864 city, FOR BALE, MISCELLANEOUS, roquired; production of advertisement to t venl- | — - Ton 8L Apily A horee. wegen and havncss chosp. P 0. 3 0 Geo. Jolnwon, Atlantic Hotcl 85615 Moy 13.14-16.18. i ey gt A7 AxTrO—Boarders at 1015 Capitol ave. nfl:r!u)“.sh\.”fld‘y,l W 196-21p. [ Ok ¥ALK—A g0od bores harness and wagon, fine outfit for pedaler or exprc:snian 418 north 12th 8t. ity K I A % of tho Heart. Calpitation 10 PECIFICS. e R T T fi.j.‘i ¥t "'fiu;{’s..'n-vfilrsa}: £ (“uce Rxee fi"z.'.::c ity Nioess o \\,vumuqmum AND GENTLEMEN 10 take iy light, plessant work, at their own h Work ret by tail any distance sll the year r ) Relia' le Man't’y Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Box 169! 901-16p 3 Wi Meal, wilk or cold water. by groce —Everybody to try our Prepared upiu 8 and 6 Ib, W, 3. W ‘elshaus & O3, Man NTED—A WAD OF WOMAD {0 every oo} 8 A rorite prescription of Debl B §1.25 a1 Mred.) D commission, Sead stamd. Paul Tatel, b il A ok, WARD '« Go.. Lotisraxa, ue 0 86 & day quictly made; no canvassing, Address | OPeved roady for instant use with the addition of acks g8, oot antry in U | nees portion of the city of Hasiings, Nob., and froe. §75 per mGuth, salary or cago 1. | oall §19-ma4p | Neb £tallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr, Wil stand for etock b +maha Falr grounde the of 1836, Hols 16§ hands b igh, woight 1286 1ba, his tire JACK Bukrvake s full brother lu blood to hre OLJAY Y R4ER 0k $:17. Call &b th nos and seo him and get bk pe igree in full, torms §26. for the senson, &, THOMSON, 35416p nice, owes ound pesse nd, best quality sand for Mason cheap; pit Lear south Omaba Waier Wo [ w8 shiape; apply for tlo 216 south 18¢h st. pany's snd Manago M A Upton, Asais 14t Corn RV §ALE-Eicat uartis ton restaurait talios A, J. Mandel, 325 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ane-if ik DR SALE— A yhoto rooms 1 Rooms located fn the best busi- o ulars ) Hastings. 85910 wuths lease of the Unlon | w\ai:TER OF PALMYSTERY AXD CONDITION ALIS P, 08 Fanth streot, Letwoon Paxpam and Hare ney wil win theald of uardlar spiatss, © @ 1yono glance in tab pidh A0U pagses o1t 1o conditions in toe *uture, Boote sad shogy order Porfect saisluoiion ganreaterd the best | k1o reoma in the city. For pi oall cn oF addeess, Uulon Photo Bo