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

THE DAILY BEE---WED CRUSHED BY A OAVE-IN. DAY, MAY 20. 1885, ] e —————————— ————— + LETIEKRS WITH WANX, YW Agmn-Gocd girls, experienced cooks; Omaha Kmployment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. 701t day, and as he can spend all of Monday [SHAL in Council Bluffs, end o8 mcss of these Mr. Lee, to define a non-resident grader. As between motlons to refor and adopt, the resslation went to the sommittee on CITY COUNCIL. —— board, 2412 Herney 8t., one block from street Fpu REST-Furalahed rooms w'th or withsut onr concerned lvi it will be more con- o 7 AN iret T N S B | 004tt Phe Meyor's Nominations Again Pashed | et e eesdoe Beried Allve Benaih Six Beot of| Cooionitorall o [Tt e Bepdly apreating | Vit et o SR 6 Mayor's Nomingtions Again Pashe By Ford—Resclved that the report of Earth and Taken Out Dead, The plaintiff will have to prepare some gk ,' Mt YA7ANTRD At onoe, » 11, cook ot N | YIS 7 CORED O o Aside With Rejections the commlttes on aidewalks and bridges - counter aftidavits to offset thoro filed to. R Y HOMS, Gebon, NeD: Wates Bt por seastolal O R With board atel farnihd frent roum " ar;;lldlrunluttl}:u;d (v;ile:ln_g nblald;v;;l: on| A horrible accldent, in which Gus|day. The law in regard to jadges grant. ‘“:1‘";:“ "( '"“l"} Ytz Jeti ” 86110 §81 a0 1479 Jones 007 tt middle one-third of lot six, bloocl on In, harges o farore for closing letters witl TANTED— by o o. Ton w e p— l New Names Sent in for Marahal ana | FAfnam stroet, be rescinded. - Referrod | SPORCer was instantly killed, cosurred ;.33‘:.15:., 2t oy Thatowd of e ;o::; toaling wax and stamps Is at Its hefght In L in Al r;"i""‘w"'"f-'v"':'és'f toour gty | RO i ' to commlttes on sidewalks and brldges. [ 8bout 4 o'clock yestenday in the alley on peremptory, the judge 1s given diccre- | New York clty, and must, in tha nature | fiiyes. ;?::;.T:::I; T;T::b::::nm b e BT T T — 1818 Jackson st E | Street Commissioner—A Liarge By Datley_Directing the committe | Nineteenth, bstween Californin and Ousa |tionary ~powers ~ and may de-|of thines, soon find ita way to lesser clties [ can oac from 87 to 06 pot e Foru otorma: | 1 T Wiy Amonnt of Basiness on stroets and grades to have the large [atreets. Gus Spencer and Charles Nuch.|cide s to the sufficiency of the (and towns, for these fanci aweep over [ Hor, Mddres Keosington Art Rooms, 85 Congres by | SUR BETT. — - 1 Boston, Mass Box 5078, 19630 P‘(IR RENT-Nioely furnished rooms 1517 Davenpors Svanaesed gotan wood tree now standlog on Elgh- |yt pad gommenced the work of digging | *1198¥1ts, and_ tho natare cf the facts set | the country llke great waves, touching, | = R - i ; . 3ing 7 ~Tady “ o :;::H. street, north of Izard street, re. & Swer, and were Aboulk ffteen feoh b up. Judge Connor will, therefore, re. [before they have expended all thelr force, “ -4 Wooate oo :;h""mp':‘:fig:_ll’;:l;‘m: R:’U"—-'llh bhoard, decteable £ r sammes A BY. Oharles Hetel JOR RENT_Eovoeal ine cfioes in Crounse’ blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 10 Crounso bit 240 celve connter-affidavite, and has granted |remotest reglons in all directions. Of the plaintifi's request f>r an order com. [oourse, our wide awake manufacturers pelling the above named algnets of the | bave taken advantage of this fancy to in- affidavits to appear In court Monday |troduce any number of pretty concelts on morning at Councll Bluffs, and bo exam- | Which the required seal appears. There ined In regard to the facts set forth in |are some very boautiful watch charma of the affidavite, the defendants having a [gold which disclose a stone seal ready to like privllege t> examine any who sign [be cut with the writer's monogram, In- braces, busties, bosa n forms, d as shiclds, safoty belts, sleeve protector, etc.; entlrely now devioes un. precedented profite; we havoe 500 agents making $100 monthly, Address with stamp, E H Campbeli & Co., 0 South May st., Onfoago. 7 WANT W AxteoTailor, to work by the week; goo pay By Dalley—Instructing the commlttee on firs, together with the chalrman of the committes on board of publle works and olty engineer, to move the fire de. partment buildings from the lot on the southwest corner of Sixteenth and Far- nam streets, or erect a temporary build- low ground with it, Nuchelst olimed ont and went down on Douglas streo: to gt tools of some kind. He was not gone more than twenty minutes, but when he roturned, hls partner, Spencer, could be found no place. Nuchrist supposed at first that he tco had ollmed The clty council hald Its regalar weekly moeting last night, President Bechle In the chalr, Alderman Leader moved that the read. ing of the minutes be dispensed with, ex- — FORSALE—FARMS, Fgiaaen -Banch, wwoail vanch ot § to good man.’ Address 3. Huiberg, bapiition’ | N Rieth o o ¥ ety smined by the prestdent and reported |ng on the northwest corner of Fifteenth |oat of the sower and | counter-affidavits. tiala, crest or fanc fal device, as may be | Neb. s . ‘}‘L‘" o wateran e ko' hovso, st e el | on at the nextmeeting. and Chicago streets, or on such part of [ went away, but on golng up to the hole| This will give additlonal lceal Interest [required. There are also desk seals of ool smart to_do_chamber | bar g o oro% anaor fenoa: nelco §10,000, if onsh balince on long time, J. 0. MeBuide, Linso'n, Neb t 1-12 Alderman Schroeder objected to this proceeding, Alderman Fuaray suggested that unlees the author of this motion felt ashamed of something recorded In the proceedings and wanted to cover them up, the journal ougit to be read. Alderman Leader explained that his objact was time. 'he motlon carrled. The mayor reported that he had ex- amined and approved the following ordi- Jefferson square as the mayor may select and remove thereto. Adopted. By Dailey—Asking for a sidewalk on Seventoenth street. Referred. By Bshm—Ordering that a hydrant be placed at the intersection of Oak Knoll and Twentioth atreet, aud also one at the west end of Oak Knoll. Referred. By Goodrich—Withdrawing the claim of M. Daohsm for damsges to his brick block by water. By Goodrich—TInstructing the cityclerk to advertlse for bids for gradicg lats 6 and 6 in block 116, Adopted. and looking down, he discovered that it had been filled half fall of caved in dirt. The cold and horrible thought came to him then that spencer must be under. neath that dirt, G. W, Smith and several other men who were at work In a carpenter shop close by were alarmed, and all who oould get Into the hole to work com- menced moving the dirt. About aa hour after, he fs supposed to have been buried, the unfortunate man's body was taken out and carrled Into a atable just across the alley, where it lald until moved by to next Monday's procedures. gold In attractlve form, as well as seals o— in other and lers expensive materials, GAATST «cxov TRATLFORQIDE. 'w (1) work, wagos $4 por week Ply M 918 Dougine street, betweon the hours of 11 and 2 o'clock. 400-tf v | Paper knlyes of brass, copper, nickel and 1 = | silver are finished with a seal at the han- t iMarvin Hu?hltt, prosident of the Chi~ dlo. A popular form of paper kaife, by oago, St. Pau', Minneapolis and Omaha | ¢hg by, is one representing a feather rls- rallroads, also general managor of the|ing out of a chicken's foot, which latter Northwestern, arrived In Omaha yoster- [forms the handle. When placed on the day morning, spent the day here in con- fiapresiionable wax this foot leaves a versation with Unton Paclfic officials, and 'e"““;‘“: al forge °";I°" ived st thl returned home last evening. Mr. Hughitt |, S8l ringa are naturally revived at this was_ncoompanied by Trafic Manager time, both for ladies’ and gentlemen's Wicker, of the Northwestern, General | Wear- 1t is quito the correct thing for a Manager Lindsey, of the Sloux City & lady to dash cff her initials In her own AXTED A% once, two outside galvanized iron key torme; call and geo semplo of fruits, aad cornioe makers at John Epevet.r, Council | Intormition; 1 Jackson, 98'8 Cbi AgO Bt oity Bluffs. None but fint.class men need apply. s63.21p 3110 — - 10 Acre stook and grain farm, o'l im- AXTED—-Two good meulders immediately at T A i York Foundry, York, beb. e Yo tho o'ty of Fremont; two [l rallroads within thres milos; 800 acres under plow, & the re't in_pasture; board fonos, running stroan through pasture; house with to1 rooms; will be s 11 4 cheap if sold tmmediatelv; on rorms to wui WAt Good man with @ hundred dollars to | further particulars inquire of Goo C. Grodtr take charge of ofice, appoint agents and collect | mont, Neb, money, also half interest ina manufacturing bus- inoss.” Addrose 28 Beo office. 407-22p VW Axmmo—A good wido awake boy at Bax muil room; erquire botween 9 and 11 am. 4401 Jon saum-Good tarn o Washington Co; 171 h Acres i 3 . - 80 nores onltivated; good buildings; fine 1 By Goodrich—Directing the city {reas. | Coroner Drexal to hi dertakl peculiar chirography and lease with a { V}7axren—Five o d paper hanger at 418 North [ orohard; running wator; all feated. Eiward: Nomly nances: y ecting 'y rexal to s undertakin, P 5 § + Appropriating $300 out of paving dis- | urer to set apart the $5,000 which the | establishment down town. S {::f;'}i,i’,:;:g}?f,,fi::e:?;f‘ s jeweler to ensure a fac-simile of her Lo Sifest 3 t_ | Co., room 19 Grounse Block. it ANTED—Live enorgetic men witb hors: rlago to haadle first-clase artlole thio board of education has apporpriated for a city hall bullding Into parate fund to be known as the city hall fund, Adopted. By Faray—Instrucliog the atreet com- missioner to proceed to the repairing of Fourteenth street south of the rallroad tracks at once. Adopted trlct No. 1; 8170 77 out of sewer distrlot No. 14, and 8133.50 out of sewer distrlot No. 17, in favor of J. E. Rlley & Co. 180 the ordinance relative to paving a part of St. Mary’s avenue; establishing grade on California street; changing grade cm‘l1 part of iPhlIfluherldnn -trul:. nd the changing of grade on Sixteent! . S4cin HAFhGY (b Dotislen PSS | By Tesder—Rusolndlog the reeclution "\A 0. F. Davis, W. V., Morse and Henry instructing the chief fire marshal to re. Pundt wore appolnted and confirmed r g“;" t“:la barn on Eighteenth street. opted. By Faray—Instructing the city clerk to employ an asslstant to copy the assess- ment liste, Adopted. The man’s head and body were badly 9rnlhzd, showing that he must have been killed almost instantly Guas Spencer a8 a Swede, about 28 years old, and un- married. He lived at 804 Douglas street, and was an Industrlous young man. The sowor {8 one which he had the contract to build. A brother lives at Avgo, Ia, He was notifled by telegraph last night of the sad accident,. . Medical Men. The Nebraska State Eclectic Medioal association met last night tn tenth annual session In the parlors of the Millard. The visit of Chicaga & Northwestern autograph on her ring. This is 8 newer and Sloux Olty & Pacifie officials to|*Y1o than the monogram, and ‘at the Omaba yesterday was made for the pur. | Present time ls ?‘“DK “‘fi';: i 8 sea) pose of determining tome permanent ar- | 116" e b“““‘l{‘lf to ::9 “I(I“Pl:c: rangements botween these roads and the [ ™V ‘; gl adeb Ly L Union Pacific on Nebraska business. lieved that they will have quite a run. Meetings were held at the Unicn Paclfic There fs quite an art in lanllngll:aittir. general office and the Paxton hotel. Inad. | the following directlons, farnished by h 1 Ao sty 2 mon RS i 2: ¢ 3 & leading manufsoturer, may be found —ltastion by o .| R C Pate “18th end T A thifay tu;l:a geflfl':“ Efi:’;fil t ";;?:{ convenioat: When the letter is ready to fi:c':-"u.'z‘i'.“ Besomonr oo nlfiis.mfid ey e N Supeintondent, and J. H. Hows, logal | b6 cloved ligst the Iamp or candle, ey the | o Cmii sttt | o, it S o, etlare i ab e, advisor of the Stoux Olty & Paclfie, and | %681 on the desk at the right hand in such city ar country Tcounty preferrod; an | Cusy terme. R C Patterson. 13th and Faraam, $09.4¢ ser of the y & 1 ) position that when utod the Impression [pevk English, Gorman and Skandinasian; pest ot b i | J}; HfiBu;t» l‘d"’[!lon l“l:"lfl::mddflnt of | maay be tquare and right side op. Then | Ftforences. Alldross“E M E" Boo office. ~ 460.50p the Northwestern, were in attendance. b hold the wax above the flame of the can- 7 ANTED—Situation by hort ord, 1 ros- Av tho mecting held at Oheogo recuntly | 10 the waxwbove the flamo of the can | Wyavis Wity o bt orer ant gh the country; call at once. C. M. Eaton, 111 8, 1ith, 810-4¢ FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, FeR st —ce witht ms; briok basement, full Tot; Twenty second st-oet, betweon Spring and Oak; chieap for cash. - Inquire on premices, 470 21p SITUATIONS WANTED. W AxtE0—A young man anxious to find omploy. ment, »{ll work st anything for small wager; references. Aadross Geo Glark, P, 0. 4T8-21p JRon paur. - Acre proj crty 2 milon from city, at $2.50 » | commiltes to assess damages caused by | the grading on Phil Sheridan and other stroets. George P, Bemles, ¥, B. Lowe, and E. | L. Stons, having been sppointed by the an BALE-Twenty-two fect on Fernam street, a | bargaia It taken fwmediately. W H Groon. | 430-t¢ COMMITTEE REPORTS. on frefght mattors failed to adjust dif- prefer night work. Addiees ‘£ A B” Bee offico. 'on 8L - Genoral Merchand!se stock of bots and The Sixtoanth atreet Shange ofevdor aud | The varlous commiitecs, to whom mat. |4 81 plendance of members was prer | orancos botwoen rosds west of tho Mis. | BUERE WX makes u bilile, siresky sl M1 | ok ot Ay v sesasions s s tho Sixteenth strect change of grade, and |, A0 FPHCE BRI 0 meeting, | ®0t: President Isaas Van Camp was in|sourl river, it was believed that I o I L S A A MISCELLANEOUS WAMNTS. trade and mostly cash businots for ic) and terma, Racaam atrset, chinge from Bixtesnthto | 0 161y ollows: it, and Dr. J. M. Keys, of Pawnee |such lines = might thomeelvos effoot h L | Audress PO Box 3, Soward Nebiaska Seventeeath, they were confirmed, The mayor nomlnated James W, Greery for the position of policeman, vice Willlam Flynn. Reterred to the commlttee on police. clrcular movement upon the place to be sealed; rub it well arcund and down until 'Asmv;’ru’ 71&.“","“".":??'."“?‘?‘3 n'nduamlnn R LD Cbd AL Apyly iating toras to T W o ofce. 45716y ness, The wax has now cooled so that il will not take a clear impression, Hold, ANTED—To rent—A+mall cottage in a conveni. satli factory pool arrangements. But yes- terday’s efforts failed to consummate any- thing, and 1t is understood that another meeting will be held shortly. A largs number of bills for supplies were ordered paid: The commlttee cn police reported that E. G. Floyed, nominated for city mar- oR_8ALE —86x00 cornor 14th and Jackeon, §1,000; torms casy, CE Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnam, | 895-10 | Jox satx-Fine residonce proporty on Charlos St , | ted as mecretary. The main question under conslderation was the es- tablishment of a medical journal in con- nectioh with the university at Lincoln. shal, be not confirmed. Thelr report|Other maiters ¢f mi George B. Harqis, aesistant goneralman- 1 little dis. cutand dosirable nolehbohood, with imprave. | T one block frem Kaundors, houss 8 rooms, well, | ST tar expplred was tent In by | The mayor Immediately sont ia the |slon of business was Dot resched last [F08ds Topeka, was In the city yesterday. |,o01n haoome moft, then meisten and 8p- | T rarotined room and board 1a strielly | s T rua AS) | his b d referred to saalol name of Phillip Andres for the position. | night, and a sesslon will be held this S ply the seal, the result will be a clear cat privato tamily near Capit | hill, by a ‘young | JTowssue—New 3 room cotiago with two lots in | oo:n n‘:l';'::-a“ referred toithe judiolary |7y way v oferved to the same | committee, morning. Most of the members will Held for the Murder. e 2 mav; addiess, stat ng terme, 15 0, Bee offico 0 Waimut il ssio 860 dawn and 8101 por manth | o R . b % 0 b roows wo lots Walo i, James Donnelly was also placed in The confirmatlon of P. W. Lynch, as|leave the clty before to night. The tramp who killed Frank Will- ——— a0, m'du,,nE_,,d 30 por month; both roudy’ fof ] nominatlon to bo soaler of weights, and | 31755 commisstonor, was alio rejected, tams at Hubbard, Monday, had his pre-| Warranted to Kill or Oure. gD, Ao S Lo Flctio Lamp | socupnaor. "6 Mayno & Go, 5. W, corage 1401 | the appointment was sent to the commit- {iialibnt e Hib/nATRe WS r:}v;rrad CAPTURED BY CUPID, liminary trial yesterdsy morning and | Chicago Herald, 55 candle po ve¢ Ma sh Electric Lamp. 811 j12 tee on public property. 'OR SALE—S3ven room house, barn, and two lots, The mayor was requested to extend 0 was bound over to the distric court.| The democrats nearly evergwhere, | S ST 3,205 would toke $500. 1n. resteurant Aot . James Oartor's "3“"'de' olty physl | g0 attonal conference of charltios, and |Mr. P. J. Carroll and Miss Katle [ He rays that hisname is Noah Robinson, | from the S roads_ to lhef mleltropolls, W 106-21p learsy en-_‘.;slza cash balance on thme; Apply 310 8¢ | :::é ::mmu‘:;:nh in/8ad relerred|to]the correction, anlnvitation to hold their Casey United in Marringe. coomplico In the crime, Charles |3 divided Into factione, If the presi- AxrED —Everybody totry our, Breparel Cora | Lhh vrces 414.m30 dent sppoints a member of one crowd to , roady for inst ith the additlon of was also held and given #afe [0 (R0C {o others lmmediately telegraph | mik Aenidmat i'-!..';"&‘«‘i"a‘l..‘a‘é:fl.‘ Y quarters in the jall at Dakota Uity. M. | by to wiihhold the commission, as the | Sold by grocers. W. J. Welshans & Cu., AIa: C. J. Smallwood, wfpul&“ng:f‘ of “é':' man is “menifestly unfit for public of | 904 his poi I:) oago, . » int. NTED—A in every try in U | o~ LR~ 3 0 P, B Mimanmia & Omabn. sosg, ro.|1o0.) 18 ho withdraws tho appoint:| WS, Amts o tomst o somiey 0 | fron sur iomsretinod w3 ks v cofved & telcgeam yesterday, ordering|hipes ponis Tnaes snotier from tAC | commission. - Send stamd. - Paul Tavel, Cbicago Il | on ensy terins or exghange for Omaba property. W: g8 A 24 € | other fastion the disappointed ones then 819-0-Mp | 1. Gree, over Ist Nat'l Ba.k, Omiha, Nob. ~ 24041 him to have Williams’ body sent todeluge him with complalnts that he has | YA7ANTED—Every sy 1o beed of soving mma- T 0 Tmprove No. Chicago. nominated a man whose past record will | ", G to see tho new Tmprosed American No st ; . b th ty into d te, and oIt | ——o——— o — BAYONETS AND BEAUTY. | o00® “Tho cilies or states whero the| _FOR RENT_HOUSES AND LOTS, next meeting in Omaha. All ordinadces establishing grades on varlous streets ware reported on favor- ably and the reports adopted. The petliion of Fred W. Gray and others praylng for certaln temporary improvements on Douglas street was granted. The commlttee that went before the board of education asking for §5,000 to TR 5ALE—At agacrifics, house 7 rdoms lot 60x180 at N W cornor Hanscow Park, 8,600 easy torms. C E Mayne & Co., 8 W corner 16th and Farnam. £86.19 COMMUNICATIONS, George C. Whittock and Jerry A. L'n. ahan called attention to the conditfon of Twenty-eighth and Farnam streots, Re- ferred to streets and grades. A protest was filed by Sarah Kolght and others azainst grading, guttering, etc., on Farnam street batween Eigh- teenth and Nineteenth streets. 2 A petitlen from residents of Four Quite a brilllant wedding occurred yes- terday afternoon at St. Philomena cathe~ dral, the contractlog partles being Mr. P. J. Carroll and Miss Katle Casey, sec- ond daughter of Mr. Thomas Casey, an old and well-known citizen. After ob- serving high maes and the wedding mass, the weddicg coremony was OR BALE Five lots 47x130; togetber 07 Leaven- worth street; beautiful locstion, 100 One- fowth cash, balauc) on long time, easy torma, Cralle & Jonrs. 2101 4 amist in the ercction of a city building > 5 party i{s harmonious are the exception, R ARNeITh e . north | JTOR saLt —Beutitul and desirabls lots as €20 each teen'h street was recelved asking that mado its report and the yrepurt WEQ pronounced by Father O’Conner, in the Opening of the Omaha Light Guards | There wern factions enough in the long ?»'Tnffl:u.‘asxm.gx x‘:ovu):“:;f‘l)c.;nf,;‘;??\’\r Gotaot mdv;"m?"wmhb‘ payments. R.C. l’““"""‘i»‘l“}(h th":d“io: l?l‘“’““ ‘:--‘llway company be|aqpreq, presence of -a large number of invited New Armory Lasst Night, years of defeat. They have maulliplied | !5thond Farnam. - AASS: 21 LN L e build the bridgoon that street | Tho commlitee to whom was reforrod | trlonds, Four bridegrooms and brides g Bouciahed liko Johah's gourd In the | H *hok vt oea i toa chi parton o favte: | VAN 440728 000 Lo I ths misiion it | X An ordinance for the opening of Bart :2%1‘:;%&"gg"a‘;ixz::‘lf;;}f%::gfigfi maids attended the young couple. ~After| Several days ago the Omaha light d‘ga‘:f Ell?:;l’:u e B 1o e oo | suisllasaoTggARplvjtornextitenidaya to12 m 1Y torma,” W H Green, over 13t Nat'l Bank. 118-1f b the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's father, and an elegant wedding dinner gerved. The presents recelved were nu- merous and costly, among them a street between Twenty-third and Twen- ty-eighth streots was asked for by W, E. Tenzalln and others. Referred. The grade line on Twenty eighth atreet s desired by a large number of TOR 8ALR—At & bargaln, threo good houses 817 and wsphalt and paving company, reported 8174 18th, south of Leavenworth; rent $65 per recommending its adoptlon. The report was adopted. The committee on etreets and grades, having under conmsideration the SUATINREDUIONS & |arRe RUEhes oty T ko aveibinitHEl power to reduce thls| o= o g o cottage on Calitornia stroct, tions, announcing the formal opéntng of | ridiculous pulling and hauling to the [ Kb tween sath and 25th streots. ©J Greedony V| oo, SNARA Mol i eayonmorth, Fent o0, kot thelr new armory in Willlams blcck. | winimum. Let them take the broflers 430 Rold Dotor Jano Tt. " Apply 8. Mortonsen, taflor, B h t and with | 8t thelr word, and, being thus eatisfied of 0 RENT— The scutk-east } section 2, 16, mc';’r’ 1418 Farnam street, 1jap Lastizightithe ezint joms the inability of their own party to pro- mllon fro e OmalR 1orAtormiiot]years BHOR cottage and lot from the bri om'’s | ;4= 'y Hamilton, at U S Nat'l Baok. \or 8ALE—House full lot, well, cistorn, barn, ol in pe;l{lln[nen. ‘ ferred to the clty |Fee0latlon of Alderman Furay, moth%r, Mrs. Carroll; Mr‘? "g{g&:’: "-'t:“ ;‘:::::gn‘;‘l:‘vag;,l:t;ldl:l;:’:,fiE; duce men fit for the offices to be filled, | EEEERIEE Rt — =R | Food condtion, one ook rom graek cava ¥ 00 near, o reerred £0the el langgeating the " propristy of | brlde's father, basclnet and rocking chars D selal oceaslon in thia city duripg the | teloct high-toned ropublicsns fnatead. | F gyt o e abe™ R Somsew, 1ot | ¥ terms. W I Groon, over iet NaviBauk. Bas-tt | R o R loted | di¥iding the dutiesof the committee on (wo vory usefal artloles; Mrs, T. Oasey, | oY, ocialpocaslon in this ity bright new | Thls policy is warranted to kill o cure | Chicago st 186190 _ | Fon shun—oods siom hoas 1t 60x13 feoena 3 “100300 : h;o SATAY nfi’m‘m;n ploted | yiroets and grades, recommending tho two oil palntings; Mr. Niebole, var} (oD ‘:11.diy‘ wearing costumes | in short order. ~oR RET—Small house 613 Jones St. W B e ety Metiona o 10 per month. 1 a 810,000 residence on Hannibal atrest, | gragtion of one committes to be known beautifal inlald foldh At ablys M| miforms, sn o 8 ———— K 41819p wants that thoroaghfare widenea to its 8 Dg card table; Mr, that flashed thelr many brilliant hues, in the dancing = gas ’light. preisnted || supHer)hothorsWonld, Anvyy ey, ‘on_RENT—Now house 8§ rooms Howard Strect be- quite an enchanting sceme, ~After an |Chicago Tribune, i | tweon 90th and 2lat, 88,640, C. K Mayoed ¢ exhibition of drilling, which showed pro If the young lady who bangs the piano |8 W corner ficlency and skill, delightfal strains of |and slogs “Nobody Loves Me” would go w; s i{tfl:«:n;snz 5.\) Yoori sud house 7 Fooms. n" orchestral music burst upon the air, and |into the kitchen and help her motherper- PP RoS) : from that time to the end of twelve nuzb haps somebody would. np‘;a’:::;;—r‘:n‘@";skpl;:'xfl; on corner. :‘fl;g;:d bers enjoyment serene filled the 3 . Bons, il was tastefully ani approprt- | SPECIAL NOTICES, | FRracnum st viratm: 5" 88 the committee on grades and grading, and one committee to be designated as the committee on streets and alleys. The report was adopted, and the president ap- pointed as members of these new com- mittees the following gentlemen: On grades and grading—Aldermen Faray, Daily and Behm. On streets and alleys—Aldermen Behm, Bailey and Goodrich. J. McCoy, silver plickle dish; W. Gentle- man, silver card tray; M. C. Clifton, old china tea service; Mr. Will Flood and his fiance, very elegant oyster bowls; Reuber Bros., an elegant hand-painted fan; Mies Fitzzlmons, steel engravings; o very beautifol silver tea service with name engraved, by J. Price, A, Fahey, H. O'Halloran and B, Maher; Maggle proper width, Fiftoen potiticners want the brick yard on block 256, Williams and Prlce streets, abolished. Referred to the committee on pollce, The school board petitions for the lo- catlon of a fire hydrant at the southwest corner of Twenty-eighth and Farnam streets, whers they are erecting a school FOR SALE, MISOELLANEOUS, a6 doilbrs will buy pool tablo at Facifi house, 10th ana Davenport, Omsha. 475.28p on 8ALE —Cabbigo, rmmato, yepper and egg plants man Bros., North caun e Fear Fort Om; 476 B‘Dl BALE—Hotel © ipts 260 per eisy terms. R C P 86y, 1p 1co1 Aith all fixtures, re- © $4,000 \f taken soon; i 18th and Farnam 461-t{ house. Referred to the committes on Carroll, a hanging lamp; Councilman ately decorated. [OR 8ALE—12 good lota Marion plece three blocks | YT or saiv—A borso wagon and harnoss choap, Ap- AL ; 3 erti é i i o oyt W I Green, on, Atlantic botel, 47922 fire and water works, NEW ORDINANCES, Ford, an elaborate rocking chalr; a very e ——— Al adv ertisements in the special columns will m_g:r]fiz:t;\fi;%::;{ oneasy terms. e ply to Geerge Johnaun, Atlantic bote P Residents of Jones street indicate that protty tollet set by Mr. Pat McCarthy; 1 : be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the Al = e The following new ordinances were in- —John Payn, the chap who knited John arged. P e ocmod N a dlnger service ocomplete by Mr. and : first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse: NT—Chreostory brick storo bullding; en- in gou for & hoarding houss they Buvo boan effsoted by tho changs <[ | yroguced and rosd: Mrs, Pat Marphy; Mr. MoCoy, pair dia. | F1olmes somo time ago, was bound over to the quent insertion: No advertisement will be. inserted | I °quize ot Edward Norris & Covy voom 19 Crounso | ood neighoorood. Addrees “U ¥ ios offios ‘ grade between Tenthand Eloventh streets, rs. Pat Murphy; Mr. McCoy, pair dta- [ 1" ; . Referred to th it ireots and | AR ordinance ordering the curbing and | 1 0,/q ear ringa, and Miss Maggle Casey, | district comt yesterday. for less than 25 cents or the first time: Block. i i g“d”a," © commitico op streots and | g,¢toring of that certain part of Tenth turquoiso breast pin, and County Com.| Dr.R . Grimos of Lincoln, is registered [ Theseadvertisements wittve inserted in voth Morn- | oo e o= mncuiioent now apriat piano ol ) vi 4 b 2 et iti i trorile xe, st | nprovements, beauti- J.T. Withrow fi'ed a patition praylng | #4760t In paving distrlot No. 44, Passed. [ pjyicnier 0'Keofe and Mrs, O'Kocfe, |at the Millard, Ho s a dolegato to tho eclec- | ngand Evening Editions, representing a cireuta- | I Guoctss artess oot best ovsivy ity oun | Hbrsted make, noort nprovenodis bt Ordering the paving of Tenth street in paving district 44, and ordering the board of public works to cause the work to be done. Paesed. Ordering the curbing and gutterlng of that part of Sixteeath street in paving 1 ic e i '} T'hi. ver- y board, on at 5256 Pleas- | ful tove, touch a tic medical association, now being held in the f fion of over Kkt 7,{'"';;,",::'2,“?;: oansiadery | PSS wilhboard, - Calltn atiernoon st S5 Hes-| 1 charso for delivery: a grost bargain, §165; 1014 Pae tisements muat positive ce. it cifie, 154.26p city. ‘Cailsilcid — Of the three men arrested for robbing the T0 LOAN—MONEY, GOVIRNMENT SU. l 'PLIES. Zimmerman saloon on St, Mary’s aveoue last Dior quavmAss O, | Omaha, Neb., May 16th, 1855, marble clock and ssveral other valuable artioles, ‘The celebration terminated with a ball at Canningham hall, at which friends to tho number of 200 attended until long for a radactoia of his sower taxes, Tke bond of John O'Brien, who had secured o licanse to lay gas and water dralus, was spproved. A patetion requeating the formatiin of ROOMS FOR RENT. ok kENT—Furnishe 1 front room. 1714 Csliteroia F strect. 877-20, i istric day held | & o loan at once lo_sums from §100 wiwkin = il § & a curbing and guttering distriot on Tenth [ i PRYO" 47 ™ PrC S after midnlght, week, the dni(;'d! :"‘"":yt:“"f; Y o | BL0,000 £55260"00 55 auva'to b yoars mo. | Yor e —Fias raramsmed Fooms a8 704 wih Sl proprals n duplicalo will bo roived st troot, % side, f blosk 261, to | Sisrics No, 37, R S —- Lew Brown and discharged the othe Money on haud; no delay. Omaha Fizancial Eignteenth strect. 43021p | thisofice u ! e ne e I A At TR0k RO RN a0 WO ihiog » Y01 Creating paving districts Nos. 48 and Gorman and Smith. change, 1503 Farnam strcet, up-stairs. 1885,at w h'ch timo th © o i Williams street was referred. 0. K. Ferris oalis attentlonto the filthy ¥ wi TR RENT—Two rooms furnished or unfurnished, | ence of hiddsrs for government supplies of the foliow wagonspianoa | B with board for two gotlomen, "or for "man sud dag gy THE SPARRING BEGUN, 49. Referred to committee on paving, curbing and guttering. George H, Peterson commenced proceed- \10'\“\_ o loan' on farniture, hors A ; stea rd ter liee; Al condition of the back yards to the barber S i 2 ings yesterday in the district court ngainst bersonal property, callaterals and anything of | wite, 1218 Park avenue, west side. gllirimaic; sieum ard water supplios; fue ) ; Designating certaia rooms or cells in S 8 vt Vinio! ovorything strictly confider tial: Roogs Finan- i gk, ang. TR R et shop nnl:l bh(nel;)l:]undry on Séx(t}eemnl the Douglas county jail and old court The First Move For Enfoscing Fro-|p, S8, Shugart, for $10,000 damages, cial agency John P Schminke, Cashicr. 208 j11 F%u nmi‘u»mmr five rooms, $16, Avuly‘la “p" o mg"h,‘m paints olls; rubber treot, between o street a it . e arncy 8t. - ; Jobee; dpen: pal e} Fub .lvr:nu’u o R;'“m: t% thupolic: apital h_-;une ll! the phll;e oid confinement for hibition in Council The facts set up are that T R ketinas b 7 AR By (A T 2 % city prlsoners. ‘assed, on February 10, Peterson traded his [ V] 5 %atd o bio00o, 't resonsuls sutes. b B o v Furnished room at 1016 Caritol sy store, lot, and stock of goods at 804 South |Mayne & Co, 8 W cor 15th and Farnam. X 1 433-22 Tenth street, to Shugart for 1,920 acres of \ land in Boone county, but the latter has since | A\ refused to make l:he transfer, BlufYs, other information nur- A plat of Marlam Place was presented alitios of all artioley before the board and referred to the clty ‘ engineer. John A, Wakefield tent in & schedule of prices at which he will farnish the city with lumber, Referred to the committee Lists giving quantities o nished on application: 0 required; preferonce given to artioles cf domostic product Biddorsaro roquested 40 attach copise { advertizement to their proposale, A VG A B, MCAULEY, A H, May-10-27-21:22.28pm Captain A Q. M, U 8.'A, Ordering the paving of that part of several streets, respectively in districts Nos. 37, 38 and 45, and ordering the work to be doneat once. Passed. Ordering Farnam street, from Fif. oR RENT—Two furnished rooms for Jight house- = it, I nusuut to mlboon keeping, Beemer's block, corner kighth m‘.xsuaw- d. 0~ coliaterals or any good securlty. O ¥ olal Exohange, 1608 Farnam et., up-etaire. 185)0p | ar Correspondence of The Bix. Grexwoon, May 19.—To-day was the tlme set for hearing the ocases in which ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolloy & Harrison, | J7or nust 3 or 6 roows at California and 18th 8t., Oth Bt teenth to ‘Uwentieth, in paving district] A, Overton asks for injunctlons against Digging Up Buried Treasure, 'Vl "Room 20, Omaha National benk building and :'1'1"2"3;“1'"':10';:\‘4",5;3{4 o e Gin Bb on walks and bridges, No. 86, ourbed; also Thirteenth atroct CARINRRRERRRER L |0 S oir-Y o i srion EDWARD KUEHL Bids for the purchase of $100,000 of from siley south of Leavenworth to slx of Council Bluffs' saloons, the cases 6 — o and chattel ¢ I'l'- llsbx’“g.'rth?;{::a‘ %L';J‘]‘:;onscioggé s kel L st | Toon n:fi.\r:hr;;o;:x:)o(:::d‘rfiu:: oa grouud floor, y, living ) ) - ©east front ope N It i i NEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rats, R R Gar10p inwiyeron ks place: It.was placed lo 8 tloketa poughtand eold. A, Forman, 213 8,15th 8¢ meal sack and buried deep, The war '167-41 was over, he resumed the olty's funding bonds were opened and read, and those of the First Natlonal bank ot this city wera accepted. They agres to take $50,000 at $1.03% and $50,000 at 81 C2%. coming up In the clrcuit court now in sesslon here, Judge Connors preslding, Mr, Jacob Sims appeared as attorney for the plalntiff, while John N, Baldwin Hickory streets curbed, Passed, Ordering the paving of streets and avenues in distrlcts 39, 41 and 42, and allowing thirty dsys time to the owners of said lots In sald districts to designate MAGIITER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDIT! ALIST, 808 Tantb streot, betwoen Farnam sud Ha uey will. wha theald of guardiar. apleits, obtaining % RENT - Furnished rcoms 1811 Cass st., with | for svyone glanco In She past auc present, and ve oertain conditions In the future. Boote end shost s plogh, and or | “rGey TOANED at 0. ¥. Rood &o's. Loan omoo | X' board. 38200 | (o order Peviech sablsiacéton gasrantesd il A he passed and repassed on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal - o Tor bt Willism O, Goss and others petition | ST A TSSO Te-|and G. A. Holmes appesred for de.|tWenty-two years JEE20 WASO0R, PHKON AxTio—To rert 8 nturnished rooms for lig . paving. Rs PP F de here the hidden treasure lay. | property of all kinds and all o . keeping; Addioss “C, A, 5." Boe office, A Shiet sren o Lesveunorts to Masca 1474 b0 commites o pvioe fendnt, Tho' locait was marked nd ho could | SACE e Ul S By o | V1 Dok Ao @ | tallion, Jaok, Sheppard Jr. MUIDBIERNY VI, hBATIRTOE 4498 |~ Ordering the opeping of Twenty.elghth | ' Tho defendanta filed affidavits settlng | have secured I at any time. A dsy orso Bout_ | FFSRST o oo o TETE TOI | wt s o hock st v Pt grounds the Jawos Gilbert, the gas tnspoctor, filed |3éFeet botween Dodge and Farnam| oy ypay judge Connora was projudicea -s"-,,;";'fl:;:,'g;_',:;‘::';} of mon: |'VFONEY20L0AR Io wusueof Stiband apward, | & bock h PiY ' 2 oy iy e T LR DR 4 ?ln report for April, snd 1t was referred Ord..rlnn the opening and extending of | and asking for a change of venue. The : 14 :'nd Dr“p.'“g s .PO"."‘flwk"e Agents, 1605 Farnam 84. 95140 VW Aot the neborhond of sk Varys Ave E;:B.'}'.E;‘I" "‘-“;‘&h""fifi!‘.’;‘.{'.’ sire of Jar-eri-ake liug hl‘l:u committes on gas and electrlc Georgla avenue to Farnam street. | defendants thomselves rigned the affi- they knew the exact location, it required WANTED FEMALE HELP. .e-nl-:::'-':u;’-:':'l:?:'ot'zfi"&.'.;"g'h?-’.‘-‘.""f.j?f'a{fl;: i g ';:m‘:?“:::h " Restdents of Eac'id streot, pray |20 - davits a8 to hls belog prejudiced on | ,eg)y half a day todig it up, Wuen the Addross © E D, Boo offico. wite 0! th R J Estabilshing the curb lines, sldewalk|the iseucs of the cases, claiming that|yreasure was reached there was not s ANTHO —A( b 8 Ploasant strect, girl to do gener- R fimfimmus o b be made pastablo (), d width of sidewalk on California al house work. Mrs T M Orr. 488-20p ‘on kNt~ Furnished rooms with modern conven- NOTICE TO 3 the removal of an obatruotion at the | ;o :' ‘n (;!:l;lh;:nth Stroot and | % distriot attorney he had prosccuted | thread 1:ft of the meal sack, Ithad van- | VV alhouso work. MreTMOm 48820 lences st 8 W oornor 18th and Howard, up stairs, | 140 il by recelved up to 12 o'cl ok noon, June intersection with Leavenworth street ‘S:s.eny' A SR AORED llquor men, and since getting on the [lshed. The money, however, was there, Ao Gir Lo 4o work n the Kitehen, Aply 843:90p e 8 A deed from E. A, Leavitt for an ex- bench he bad issued Injunctions in ceses e A g though some of the coins had sunk to the at the Cozzeos e —— Z—— be soon a4 teuslon of Seventesnth stroot was ao- l““hmhmshlxvl g‘rbdgfvful}nrt“::r:uut similar to these, depth of four feet from the maln pile. 1t VW oA od gt for gensral housowo k I a O tashed ot 2160 Dodgesn & 13 ® Wenty Veen, Atchiteot, 87 0ah e oty o cepted and crdered recorded. from Twenty-t 0 ion > | Besldes these afiidavits there were|is posible that there was quicksand in small fawily; good = ages 2 good girl. Apj y £) June 14, business basemont 18340 fook N E | #2300 MAY ISR TN, 1 pight b0 regect way oF T0N, Roferred to committes on grades and | ., G, Vo€ g sbowlvg that the | the near of the vicinity, and the welght |ateneeto Mrs J. 4, Gritith , 529" South Twebty: - " ‘. d Capitol ave. 1830 | e e o BoARD 07 Koy RESOLUTIONS, geading, oA judiced against euch of the | ¢f the colns carrled them down, Judge | "™ *tre A — . " | WD Elkhorn, Neb. By Loe—Instruoting the president to Chaogingthe grade of Jones streat, be- fi‘:ff;d‘-;‘up;ln“omlly?x. SR oL, We Burkly, another oltizen cf the county, AVTRD & g il good wagen patd sud wwall | FTon wirT A b st front r00m. fanniiog: §. B. ] IKPOI'JII committee of threo to adjust 'i"“nd Tenth and Eleventh streets. This atidavit, in each osss, had three | burled or hid a large quantity of p:gna ismily. Mrs H G Stripe,1617 Harney st. 467-20p Cor. 15th and Howard, H assed, . he following being thi about the same time. After the judge’s *AOTED —F d_salesindles, one in each | J{or RENT—Furnished room, 1623 D.dg 3 I t d B ko “idoing o Comouwor vt A crdlosnessiablala the gt | E3ET s LTS G et 2 1 b S o ] W SR e il s 8 | - |Amporte eer Jallfornia str — | of T ose, who has used every efforf . o d o A0, B e 1 " aud wife or for adopted, to Kennedy, was read a third timn and | terburg, Fred Anwerds and G. W, Bay ‘:ofi;:inlho i U0 M portlonr,ol the | Vmaha. 46521 ok #x1— A room for gentleman aud ¥ BOTTLES, By Behm-—Instructing the ges com. pany to place two lamps on Oak Knoll, lise; Mike Nolan's cese—Willlam Forrest Patton, John Jay Fralney, David Jer , Orst-clase board 1632 Burt st. two geutlemen, Orst-class (T passed, vee Mavaria, Enmgorl,l...u....... walls of the house was torn down, and A Auan- Gint for ganecal housewarks umx‘l’vn:: : Oa motion of Mr. Furay, the commit- h f th ey found, but there is Planters Houss, Tuogday between b x waxt Theo room, collar, woll and cistern, | (ulmbacher, o« +eves oo . Boverid, one at the intersection of Twentioth man; Willism Lacy’s case—J, W, Pere- [scme of the meuey found, bu pm. 445-18p T Thies. e Al 61 | Cuiml ) street and Oak Knoll and one at the west :u ]on]:inn‘ntu ;&i °l¢:l::fl-;-'::f ,t‘gt::cm goy, W. C. James, Theodore Bray;|still agreat amount yet to be found, R T R T Ve L ..m‘l';‘i:g'f:: 26th etrce’, §10. L ros Pllyner- MO | Ox\lfm:m\. end of Oak Kuoll, Rd."l.ighw tho gom |42 100K atloe thy clalios o4 efectlon, B"“hg“fi % gonhxmni;n f’ueA—b“{zbn e ——.-“—" — W 5. Gors 2ot and Capital ave. 44410 iq i || KAUASEe o0 0 ang' 0 s man e BINRAZl mittes on gas and eleotrlc light. ino | Adoiph, B. T. Connnor, . th; rictly " - Th eral bonsowork, small | & d: 15quiro at 1901 Farnam 86, . By Thfllfle—DlNo“nl the city engl- ‘:":d ke tome provision for paying Bukn‘:npor'- case—A., B. Nicholas, Fred| ¢People down east, byar,” remarked a| VW AhiehNest £t D:fl‘:rfil 1411 Park’ Wilde b bowrdi g s | DOMEBTIC, neer and board of public works to draln e:s 1 Stebber, P. Clappenberg; Smith & | psssenger from the west, “‘think there's | avenue. 46-50p e ey ey g L L I e Jones street between Seventh and Eighth 1UrRAR. Meyer's case—J. W, Peregoy, A, T. Ell. [a good deal of lawlessness out in owr| oo To—gir (v el A 's80 22p ADDAUSET s ++ ¢ eermemman- ) N streota. Adopted. J—— well, J, L. DeBevoise. country; but that's all a mlstake, We competent girl necd apply; small family, good | - 08’8+ o + 0 memmemm » 0 00 00+ NilWaL k8B, By Loe-—Instructing the city attorney t> draw &n ordinance compelling all non- resident graders to pay $10 license for \ ! v Con d . ol INT = . Lreet. hain't no more lawless than anybody elee. { *sees 8 W Cor. 17th and Gase, Grand Union 1pua ke naxr - Purnlebed rooms 1616 Dodge stree! Of cours> we have our littlo differences | * S N A% 4050 § e - 7 fii] for gomeral bo ok, oK RANT—On0 large {10t _£oom, bay § srsesansaess o of opinien. Men will by meo, asd they | Yo7aummechell for gomessl bouse work, S04 ] Lhon auas—Onslacks tiont soous bes siudow a1 P ot ancs s anss 0 ve. laquire st 8. W, mm-fin‘x‘n'm ( Wine. ¥, MAURER ; 1218 Worrin 8 fircat Act of Stripping Off ihe Mask, | There was & i'uq trial in progrees, and gchlitz-Pilenes .. .. .. Milwankee, Philadelphia Press, there belng little time to devote to the As a party, the republicans have po'bearing, and for other reasons of conve- v eath tecam employed ~ wichin the city | favors to ask of Mr, Cleveland and {he nience, ete., it was decided to postpone | will quarrel sometimes, There may be limits, democracy, but they would be less than | the hearlog of the mdkion for the change | some hard worde, an’ chaps may gather VW asrao—atonce, good wet puree 102, ‘l::huu and Dodge This resolution raised quite an ava-Imen if they did not strip off the mask of |« f venue until next Mondsy morning at | 'round to see tbe fum, but In the end corner Dodge. F..u naaT~Booms of 1610 Haroey thaeok. - f lanche of discussion, ana Mr. Facay | yeform under which the adminlstration is | 10 o'clozk, in Couneil Blufls, Judge Con. | everythiog is seitled by the _u-u:lvpraceu “ axTED A girl for house work; spply st Wh'te wmade pressing demands on ite author, seeking to deceive the people, nor will be busy In court here until S8atar. * of the law, peace:bly an’ quietly.” rewlug Machino office, 121 N. 16th 88, 888-tt