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

AN ol p— g g et e s THE DAILY BEE--SATURDAY, JUNE 6. 1885, LINGOLN. Geoeral Evenls of tic Day at the Capitol of the State. pening Exercises of Commence~ ment at the State University, A Young Man Drowned—Incidents Gathered Freom Political, Bocial and Business Circles, GENERAL NEWS, THE COMMENCEMENT OPENING. Reported by The Brk's Barean, LiNcots, Nob,, Juno 5 —The phildicean noclety entertainmont was held at the opera house, The exerclses were opened by the Rev, B H Cuctls with prayer, Tho first part was “‘Naraght on earth,” by Rosier, mung by Messrs, Holyoke, Eddy, Wheeler and Barnaby, each voice being clear and distinet and the number rendered in excellent style, An oration followed by George B, Frankfort on **A true theory,” art and music being the true theory of 1ifs, An essay was read by Miss Mary L. Jones, on Milton, showin by fair comparieon that Milton, Ihouxfi unfortunate in early life, in married’ life, and even blinded was really the on% learned poet of anclent or modern times, The osea quite a classical production. It waa followed by & vocal solo, ““The flower girl,” by Beorg nori, sung by Miss Carrie Stevenson. Tnis lady proved that the had a finely cultivated and atrong voice. The next exercise was a debate, “'Did Lnther's influence ad van civilization?” affirmative, Con way 3 Millan, negative, Paul F. Clark, Mr. McMillan endeavored in a persunsive manver to prove that it was Luther and his inmediate influence which overthrow papal cppression, gave the world free thought, and finully established through out the entire world protestantism, while Mr, Clark attempted to prove that if Mr, Lutber nnll{ did all this, he was responsible for nearly al: the fsme, divorces and immorality which' now so_ generally pervades even the protestant lands, and it was hard to deter- mine from the forcs and strength of the argn ment which was right. A piano solo, “*L'Africaine,” by Miss Minnie D. Oochrane, filled the soul with music and received much applause. The recitaticn, “Fall of the Pemberton Mill,” by Miss Minnle B. Latta, was one of the features of the evening, Her whole soul thought and feeling seemed to fire with in spiration at_each critical period. Her voice is clear, with a silver rin7, her feeling pathet- ic, her style tragic, and her ing strong. Tu an oration on “‘Rickelien” ¥red E. Shep- herd appealed strongly to the sympathios to overlook some of poor Richilen's many faults and revere his memory on account of his abilities as a statesman, though historians do not. Mr. Shepard is an earnest speaker, and will be heard from outside of the philo- dicean club The vocal kolo and closing piece Miss Lillus Peck, “ O ioving heart, trust on,” was splendidly rendered, Her rich melodious voice was stir and she convinced every one of her qualifications in vocal musio, The entertainment was a credit to the so ciety and to the univereity, The Lincoln tancery s run- ning a lwmge force on full time with all the work they can haudle. The manage- ment have recently received an order for $30,000 worth of hides to be delivered at Fort Leavenworth. This is the right kind of enterprise, Lincoln has its full completement of cheap dress-makers but fow or no _artistic cutters and fitters. A second edition of Worth whether male or fomale, would do a thriving, .business at once, A rumor is prevalont on the streets that the resignation of Mnj. Pierce, registerer of the land office hero. hus baen called for but it , lacks confirmation. Mr. Stravg, of Omaha, fa congratulating himself oAer vhe tost made with the city water works, The citizens sre, likewiss, much elated over the result. A heavy raia storm, with some hall, visited Raymond and vicinity Thursaay evening, Matters are very quiet at the county court just at present Even the matrimonial in- dustries do not seem to keep pace with the other booms of our city and county, only one marriage license having been issued so far this month, The county commissionera do not seem to be entirely satistied with the cfty assessors’ returns, claiming 1n many instances that the assessors have discriminated in the interests of the wealthier class, 'This undoubtedly is true, and still the assessors may not be alto gether to blume. The board of equalization meet for the purpose of righting these wrongs and it remains to ba seen whether the board will protect the average property holder as againat tho wealthy in the matter of taxation, Commencemsnt day at the state university is next Wednesday, June 10th, on which day the exercises of laying the corner stone of the chemical Iabratory will take place at noon, The regular weekly general gospel meeting of the youcg men's christian association, to take placa at their rcoms on Tenth streot, batween O and P, to-morrow afternoon at :50. Serviczs will bo conducted by Len Howley. Gov. Butler passod throueh the city yes- terday from Chicego, homoward bound . ). "L, Mackey, Blue Hill; J, Simmons, ; Frauk Sharp, Fremont; Col. Colby, Beatrice; John Liudholm, Essex, In ; F, L. Day, Rochester, N, Y,, are among the prom- inent arnyals of the day, store, in spending a few days in 8t Loule, visiting with old friends, Mr, N, K. Sheibley, buyer for Smitn's dry goods store, has returned from the east and is now making himeelf at home in Omaha. Master Willie Simmons, one of the young est actors on the American stage, now s mem- bor of the French Spy company, is in the city. Mrs, O, $mith, of Plattsburgh, N, Y., is in the city, visiting her son, Mr, L. L. Smith, the Farnam Street dry goods man. She is staying at the Paxton. V. G. Lantry, Blair; J. F. Ransom, Ne- braska City; T P, Kennard, Lincoln, and Judge 8, P, Davideon, of Tecumssh, are among yesterday's Paxton arrivals. Miss Lizele Alma, of Salt Laks, who has been vimting Mr, and Mrs, Burt Hitohoook sinco their return from their western trip, left yesterday for Chicago to spend the sum- mer, 1. M. Rheem, manager of the Western U Telegraph company, went yesterday to Spint Lake for two week, hoping to recupe erate his health, Mrs, Rheem and the chil- dren will visit in the meantime with relatives in Cedar Rapids, Mr. W, W, Kelly, manager of the Grace Hawthorne company, is at the Millard hotel, Mr. Kelly has gained the reputation ef being the greatest rustler in the show businers and he has not in the lest been overrated, TItisa ne | pleasure to put in an hour with him ina friendly way, Dr. W. H. Falkner, special agent of the Interior department at Washington, was in Omaha a fow hours yesterday, but left for Chicago last eyening. Mr. Falkner is re turning homo from having transferred 268 Nez Perce Indians from the Indisn territory £ their own reservation in Idaho. Miss Grace Hawthorne, the talented emo- tional actress is at tha Millard hotel. Miss Hawthorne is a new star in the dramatic firm- ament, but her talent shines out as bright as that of any of her sisters upon the stage, and her future is as bright as that of apy actress upon the American stage to-day. Her interpretation of *Miss Multon” is sim- ply grand, and her acting at all times is su- purh, At the Metropolitan yesterday: M. B. Brown, Arlington; W. M. Nesbit, Tekam; John Humbold, Grand Island; Henry Miller, Hastings; Miss L. E. Riley, Stanton; E, Van- dover, Alblon; J. W, Wigton, Hastioge; J. ) Selgel, Columbus; G, C. Houck and wife, Ainsworth; Chas, Cahoon, Nebraska City; Albert Afien and family, Detroit; Max End- son, Codar Rapids, Tn.; Chas, Foster, Mal vern, In.; W. L. Selby, Centerville, In; C. R. Mueller, Winterport, Me.; L. Scisco and wife, Olinton, In.; Mrs, Grifin and son, Glenwood, In; A. O. Woods, Danville, Ills.; C. W. Gillett, Buffalo, N, Y.; C. B. Little, Estherville, In; R, J. Broderick, St. Paul, Minn, o — BIG BUILDINGS. Assessed Valuation at Which Some of Omanha's Fine Structures are Placed, “‘We will probably ba in session as & board of equalization about ten days,” sald Mr. O'Keeffee, cne of the county commissioners to a BEE reporter last evening, A very large number of com- plaints have been filed and considerable time will be required {o examine them and satisfactorily adjust the aesassments As a matter of general interest to all Omaha people, and at the tame tlme to show that the city ls dignified with sev- eral expensive bulldings, a few of the most prominent structures, with their assessed valuation are given below. Paxton buildiog 8 Paxton hotel. . Boyd’s opera house. . Creighton _building Crounte block. Redick block. Millard hotel, Omaha Nation Rogers building...... TFirst National bank buil Nebraska ‘' & 12 000 Max Myer's building. 14 000 B, & M. building, . 18000 Strang’s building. 5 5 U. P, general office bu 25 000 Ezra Millard’s building. 16 (00 Steel, Johnson & Co. 12 000 Conningham_ hall 3800 Gracomini block. 10 000 Arlington block. 19 000 Stephenson’s stable 6 530 Kenny block. 7 500 Frenzer block 9 000 Woolworth block 10 000 McCroary block 9 00) Hellman Cohn, 16 000 Calderweli’s by 9 5.0 Poppleton block. 12 500 12 000 20 000 38 000 2500 20 00) 11 000 14 000 35 000 24 000 15 000 7 500 The State Journal has just discovered that alliances are being formed all over the coun try and a8 usual attempts to deride the ob jeots sought to_ba attained, viz: honest local overnment, It prates about the building oom and fine crop prospects and thinks farmers should b sutisfied. The alliance will probably live just the ssme. Between 2 and 8 o'clock yesterday evenfog Frank McOoy, & young man about 18 years of age, and who has been connected with a dime museun here, went to take a swim in Oak creek, near the Burlington and Missouri River round house, The young man \was drowned while acjuaintances were near him in the water, and it is thought hs must have been taken with a cramp, His clothes are in the possession of Undertaker Roberts, Sev- eral pesons have been dragging the stream, butup to midoight the body was not found, T'wo large real estate deals ocourred to-day, The o!d Leighton & Brown corner on O and Eleveuth ktruets sold for 19,000 cash to J, R, and L. C. Richarde, who will commence the erection of a four story brickbuilding with all the m)dern applisuces, and the corner of Ehvanlanud M -mumnnlmmoo cash to a gentleman na. on 3 At the opera house Saturday, June 13, there is to te a six round glove contest, Marquis of Queensbury rules, between Mike Haley, light weight champion of Iows, and John L'riscol, a noted pugilist of Chicago. Haley is in training as tue Fitzgerald ho: company s hall under a well known youn! Rouuzg man of Lincoln and Driscol is work at the St, Charles hotel where he has up his quarters, To the lovers of the ;nnll_yl? thie will b » treat, “aa both”men, judging from present prospects, wi ex sellent oondlron. S — PERSONAL, A, W, Griffen is in Plattsmouth tu-day, Mr. E. Rosewater returned yesterday morning from the east, Mr, I, Libermann, the 'hatter, returned to he city yesterday. J. M, Davidson and wife, of York, guests at the Paxton. T, H, Young, Custer, M. R, Davey, Lin- coln, are at the Arcade, J. H, Btackhouse and wifs, of Rock Island, are in the city, guests at the Paxton, Vergil Aliyn, mansger of the Brighton Rauche in Custer county, is at the Paxton, [} W. H, Ferguson, of Aurora, avd J. C, Lewis, of Fremont, are registered at the Paxton, O, A, Leary was called suddenly to Minne. sota Thursday by the sad news of the death of his mother, Mr, Sala Horwitz, of Smith's dry goods are Chas, Turner’s building . P. 1 Tlor's building. 13 000 Lytle's block. i 10 600 Geo, W, Smith's building. 17 €00 Hellman block, ? 11 500 ©C, J. Karbach's building. 15 (00 P SRR Friday Falls, Kackensack, N. J., June Sanford Sisco was hanged this morning at nine o’clock. Oitco elept but little last night and this morning ate but little breakfast. There was no appearance of nervousness about him, He walked to the scaffold with a firm step, confessed he had killed Abrrm Gurner, but insisted to the last that he did it in seif de- fence., e — Rev, Dr. Geo, ¥, Magoun, President Grin- nell College, Towa, is in the city on his way to California to spend the summes, and is the guest of General 0. O, Howard, commander of this department, while in the city, Presi- dent Magoun occuples the pulpit of the First Congregational church, Nineteenth and Chi- cago, both morning and evening to-morrow, which will be » pleasure to his many Omaha admirers, . TUTT’ PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. e Grostnt Mollea Tiumgh of e Age: SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LI s, Highly e d Urine, CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapteo to such cases, one dose effects such & hange offeeling as toastonish tue sufferor They K poetite,and cause e body B, thus the system | nourished, Tonic Ac fon o tho Digestive Organg Itegulariools nroduced. Price 35e. urray St..N. TOTTS HAIR DVE, GRAY HATR or WHISKERS changed 10 & GLOBSY BLACK by & single application o1 DYE. It Lmparts s natural color, acts I° ntaneously. Sold by Druggists, oi aent by express on receipt of §1 ~ffice, 44 Murray St., New York. G. N, Morrison, A, L. Spearman, Spring- field; J, T. Hullton, Fullerton; L. H. Smith, Kearney; G. Grosvenor, Tekamah; ©. Regan, Des Moines; J, C. Smith, R, . McDonald, C. B, Clark, E. H. Heintich, M. Farnam, A, 8, Goodrow, Chleago; T, W. Warrant, Rochester; G, W. Gregg, Cleve- land; P. J, Wilson, Boston; W. S. King, New York; J, Shaw, Evanston; J. M. Ditts, Seribner; J, 1, Dozier, Lincoln, are at the Oanfield. PECIAL NOTICES TAU adv ertisements in_the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the ertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse: quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than ents or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ng and Evening Bditions, representing a circula- tion of over Bight Thousand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, first in TO LOAN—MONEY. ONRY to 10an at loweat rates of latercst by 13th and Douglas ste. ONEY to loan—On Real es AV time to suit, t:om £50 to On collatorals on thirty to sums of fitty dollars and upw On chattel, in sums of five ara at low ratesand time t Misoellaneous. Mortgage and judgement bought, advances made to o:ntr tors, and goneral financisl business of all kinda trans acted promptly, quitly and without delay, at the (Omaha ¥inancial Exchange, 1603 Farnam St,up stai 0) and upwards on 05718 M 98 real ostate socurity, Pottar & Cobb, 1615 Farnam st. 010-t¢ 00, inety daye time, in d 6. to five hundred dol- ult. ectrod notes,olty olaims OXEY 10 L0AN—On real catate security, in sums of $00 to. $10,000, at reasonsblo rates, O, E. B00-J11 A Mayne & Co, 8 W cor 16th and Famnam. 7 aNTHD ~Any Kod of work fo make a living ty & boy of 17, Addvess “'w D" Bee office. 9x(.0p AxTRD —8lkustlon as house keeper or nurve. Ad. dress £022 Harney St 788-5p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, VWV Axizo—Agente; ladies and_gentlemen no ex periorcs necorsary; good commission; room 72 and 88, 1511 Dodge, Buchanan & Wilson. 071-5p 7ANTRD —Prossman competent to take obargo room. No bummers or feedirs need apyly erenoes required. Miller, Girton & Wattors, Des Molnes, Towa, 061'5 "i?nnu:lkmllmc A help, MpPIy to Poerisss Steam Laundry, Lincoin, Neb, 010.5p VWV £720,-One responsible nd well knawn person in each coun'y North, West and South, 1o man- age the Agency for the sale of the house hold I'har. amily Drug store and Medicwl Institiite com. Price only 10dollars. A household neoessity and bost selling article ever in the market. No com- petition; steady employment all the vear round For particulars aad circalsrs address “Tho San Chemical Co.,” Incorporated, 248 W. 4th 8%, Cincinnati, O, §00-18p VWV £3TE0- Al persona wanting help o sttuationsas bosk-keepers, cashiors, time-keepors, bill and entry olerke, cto,, Watchmon, portors, teamsters, conchmen, Janitors, engluecra, firomen, butlers,wait! ers, bartenders, young men for wholesalo and retail firas, ot oto.” Apply at the Omshs Employment Bureau, 1120 Faroam st. sett A\ Axran - Two untaralshed rooms, with board o wentloman and wife west of Sixteenth and Address “‘Prompt Pay” P, 70241 of California 0. Box 804, of ferred. GRNTRWANTRD, Addross St. Louis Electrio Lamp Co., St Louls for ciroular, cuts and terms ol the 58 candie power Marsh Bleotric Lamp. 81112 TANTED—Every ady in need of & sowing m: chine, to seo the new Improved American No. P, E. Flodman & Co. agents; 920 N 16th. i’Oil RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 'oR RENT—Eight room houss, 1209 Dodge street wost of W. . T. Ui homs.” All,D. Jones, 974 8p ONEY 70 LOAN—In amounta to suit, on_chattels, collaterals or any good securlty, ‘Omaha Finn- sia «achange, 1508 Farnam st., up-staire. 185j0p om for two horses at O Inquite at Mereil's 073.5p {0n RExT—Good stat ] and Howard; good wa Feelstore, 317 South 14th St V] ONEY Toloas on chinttels, Woolley & Harrlson, v Room 90, Omatia N onal bonk building 890 t! ONEY TO LOAN—On real estato and chattols VL D. L. Thonas. 8374 oxmy | NONEY || MoxKY |11 Money to Loan—On IV chattel scourity by W. R. Croft, room 4, With- nell bullding, N. . corner 15tn sud Harney ' Afier years of experience and a caretal study of the busi- of loaning money on personal property, I have atlust pertociod » ayatom whorory the publioity usual in such caso 1a dono away with,and I am now In & position to meot the demands of ail #ho bocomo temporarialy embarrassed and desire to raise money without delay and in & qulet maoner. Housexeep- ers, professlonal gentlemen, mochanics and others in this city can obtain advances from §10 to §1,000 on such socurity as_household toraiture, planos, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehouso receipts, secur- ed notes of hand, eta., without removing eame from ovmers residonce ot piace of business. One of the advantages Loffer is that any parsof any loaa can be paid at any time which will reduce the inter pro rata and !l loans renewed at the original rates of interes®, I haveno brokers in connection with my office, but personally superintend all my lowne, I have private offices connected with my ganeral office 80 thay customers do not come in contact with each, othor, comsequently, makiag ll trangaetions strictly piivate. W. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell bullding, N. E. cor. i5th and Harney. 637-j-4 A 035 to loan on furniture, horses, wagos IV personal property, collaterals and anythi value, everything atrlotly confider tial; Roods Fina clal agency” John P Schminks, Cashier. 23811 ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut raty, R. R (¥Atioketa oughtand sold, A. Forman,218 5, 15th 84 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co's. Loan office V1 on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rarticles of value, without remeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th sod Faruam. - All bualnoss sirotly confidential V] SIRE 20 TOAY 1o wuih Ot g008 sl RRwAI: YA O.F. Davis aud Co., Boal Kstato and Loan Azenta, 1605 Farnam 84, 81041 WANTED FEMALE HELP. WV At -A good ginl at 224 N. 18th Bt w 7ANTED ~Woman cook 18th St. 07711 ANTI sor —Girl for general house work, 1417 Jack- 982.6p 418 south 931.8p immediatel AxTED—A girl to do general housework. 2002 Farpam. 985 8p \oR REXT~A five room house, well and clstern, 1619 south 16th street. 950 6p JoR RENT—Two stotes on Caming strest. Erok, 615N, 16th stroat Jno. 8977 0R Rt —Houso and lot on 22d noar Clark with stable room e 4 horses, 315 per moath. Tnquirs AtE.A. Mar.h, 004 norta 10th, 72:41 J10r RENT —Nioe 7 city water and cistern, 1824 Farnam S8, JPgr Rr—Six room oottage N W cornet 3ith and Davenport $26 per month. Apply to E. B. Chap- man, 1217 Howard St. 7 om cotbage on Convent street; Tnquiro ut Ticket offico, 87541 43t MAKE NO MISTAKHR 1312 OP-STAIRS 1312 Syl THAT WHICH IS TO YOUR INTEREST Should not pass yc ub travagant, pay as you go; and €65 t0 array yourself is found fo your interest to select from their PRIC sito make your fineside pleasant is to pr vide its wants; in order to accumulate live within your income and save exorbitant prices for that whi ticle and deserves your ciose attention, to spend your earnin, vATab Taonivedl I neatly and stylish, 13 extravagant; frequently found from your own tailor, sold for half or is to practice economy; don’t live ox You consume, Clothing is a very nec: g8 without value received, is nc satisfactio when you find the same goods cut, made and even loss than half the prico at the Misfit Parlore, 1812 B _ILIST To pay_ $10, §15, trim 50, i 1ed in the same styles, and Douglas street, up-stairs, it $256 00 Merchant Tailor‘Mnde sold for. . . “ “w 20 00 { 35 00 40 00 45 00 50 00 60 00 65 00 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ « “ ..812 60 .. 16 00 .. 16 50 .. 1860 .. 23 00 .. 2500 .. 31§30 ©. 35,00 Jron persmon “stablo 1012 Farnam street; i ! uire of Dr.” wwetnm, Cor. 16th wnd Farnam. R RENT—A 8 room cottage on California streot, batween 24th and 25th streots. PJ Creed on. 43044 rooms. J 88141 JoR nexT—Threostory brick store bullding; en- quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse Block. 831t 4 Fo rext—Cobtage rooms and house Phipps Roe, 1512 S. 5th 8t. ROOMS FOR RENT. JEopRe Lacge turaished room, 8. W. 9tnd and Leavenworth 975-11 0R RaxT-Threo unturnished rosms 618 S 1ithst. ¥ 3 RS 9558n 'OR RENT—Large handsomely furnished cool room ‘modern convenience, with excellent board for two gentlemen; also fable bosrd, 1718 Dodgn. 6S7-4¢ Jor, Rest—An clecant suite of rooms on first floor, 1715 Cass strect, sultabls for two Iadies or gen- Call at 1510 Douglis. 940.6 R Rur—Nicely furnished room sultable for two * gentlemen, gas and batb, %25 Dodge. 954-tt T-Four unfurnished rooms with closets,uss room eto., in brick house with all mod- ern lmprovements, 807 north17th Street. tleman and wife. 952 6p R R Furnishe large tront room with alcove grate bath, ctc., 1710 Cass street. 0401 'OR_RRNT—Pleasant front room furnished; rent reasonable with board, S E corner 16th and Cnss. 916-0 ~Nicely turnished larze south front room board; first--lass rosidence ana location; modera improvements! boms comforts, 535 Pleasant street. 801-6) JFgrumt=A larco hand omely furnished_room, bath room, 1720 Capltol ave. 754.5p 7 AsTED—GIr] for general y houte work; Inquiro 1011 Saunders st. 960-8p R RENT—Nioe furnishoed rooms and d board; can be had at No. 1418 Dodge st. 785-5p W &5n—Throo exporiencod womon canvassors, 26 per day, guaranteec; room 7, del:,k bf‘ole 870~ TANTED—GIri for gencral houte work, 1410 Sher- man ave, norch of Clark s, Mre. J B. Evans. 979-8p W min—Expertenced ccok; also econd e 1718 Dodge. 05-0t¢ ANTED —First-class girl forgeneral house vork; #00d waes, 2412 Capitol ave. 815-p AxThD—Experienced eecond girl, 8. W. cor 21th and Cass. 903 5p 7ANTAD—A good dining room girl at once; ca'l at North West corner of Jackson and 14th St.,clty. 9 Mrs. Hil. » VY Axeo=Ong lady tn overy town to sell goods ihat are houschold necessitles, Satary 850 per month. No Experlence needed. Address' with stamp for full particulus, Wayland & Claybourse, 500 State Stroet, Chicago, 11l 871 8p TANTED —A_ wonon cook aud chambermaid at Loran house, 913 Farnam street, ofposite Bee office, 841-t1 \7 ANTED—8 zood cooks;good wages; Omaha Em— ployment Bureau, 1120 Farnam 8¢, 781-t1 VWV Axmib—Good wirls tor 40 of the irst privat fam- ilies in this city; wagoes 8, 81 and 85 por week, Omaba kiployment Bureau, 110 Farsamt, 782 ANTED—Good ¢irl for goneral house wirk 1908 W _TT5-th R RENT—Ro0m with hoard suitable for on two gentleman, 1812 Dodge St. 04-t1 or_RexT—Room; luquire Drug store 10th and Douglas 021-t¢ OR RRNT—Large front ro~m on first floor with or with board; inquio at 1001 Farmam t. 3074t j Ok RENT~Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge strect. 247310 JFTUR BENT-Nicely turnished rooms 1517 Davenport 722.16p 00MB—With bourd,detirable 57 summe: $ B4 Charles Hetol, Apply 833441 {JOR RENT—Sovera fine offices In Crounse’ block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook B340 FORSALE—FARMS. JVOR BALK—33 feot 01 Cuming be*woen 19th and 20th with house, §2,700. Bodford & Souer. 806-t1 Forgyn tmproved arm 2i0 acror; ton acron w.thin 8 blosks of po toflice, Weoping Water; 170 acres 4 miles from Weaplng Water, Wil sell or trade f°r Omaha property. W. H. Green, over 1st Natlonal Bank, Omana, Neb. 862-0 Fou BALE—Good farm 1n Washington Co.; 171 eores; 80 ncres caltivatod; good buildings; fine orchard; running water; all foaced. Elward Norrls Co., room 19 Crounse Block. 8361 ANTED —First-class dining room girl at tho Met- ropolitan hotcl; none otner noed apply. 8244 WANTED MALE BELP. VY 43T A office hoy who can write u fafe hand and attend strictly to business; wages 83, per weock. Apply at 1503 Farnsm strect, up stairs. 984:5 WV A3ao A yousg man, who attends sehool o is otherwise employed throvgh the day to carry 6n eveniog route on the Bie. 056 t1 AxTED—Agentsfor the Twin Bottle Ink Eraser. Good profit. Call or address with stamp, Jos- lin & Sackett, 1600 Faroam street, Omaka, Neb, 920-0p WV Asmen=A frst class vogotatlo cook; sply at the C.zzens 976-t1 Toquire of Geo. B, £30.§ly 1 VY xrai—First class stcuograpbor and typo wr'- tez, employed 88:40 o 6:80 p. m,; desired extr Address “A. R " Bee office, 973-5p 7 AxTED—A male cook to go to Stanton Neb, 8al- ary 880 per month Apply at Chioago yamber 0 UR cigarmakers wanted, Godfrey, Ficmont, Neb. work, ABTED — -2 good agenta to sell books. Cw'l at room 22, Creighton block. W. H, Winane, 956.6p Ax1h0 -4 good horshoor, 1o other pead ap. y. wages and steady work. = Address ThosAilone, Blovacity ia " padal). i 910 W Am—A gin to wash sllver throe times & day for her board, Metropolitan Hotel. 915-5p. WY/ A¥reo—Active salesman 106 North 16th. 603-§9p ANTED—A first-class baker at York bakery Bmith & Koecshaw, Prop., York, Neb. Good forences reqnire 64 5p ANvlhvliR' ons of the largest an . oldest whole. VY T hothlu honias of Ba e talabia e 40 represen & thew in this state. Apgliestions will be considered {rom such only as can fornish approved security; for sample &, and pay their cling experses. The House Is willing to pay ] commismon and to the right man a (plendid opportusity offers Addsces P O Box 1185 Philsdelphis. Ps, 05%-8 W iameoFive good paper bavger ot 418 Nortl 16th street. 83740 SITUATIONS WANTED. VW axmena situst general oftice work erences. Addiess ‘o, X o5 book keeper or 3 do by & yOung man with ref- Owmaba Bee. 908-8p ANTED —Sit catabli dress st onc: Neb, tion as traveling salesman buviog od stationery trade in Nebraska. ~ Ad: C. AW, 1222 Faraam strcet. Omaha, 852.0p 'O 5ALE—A 610 acro stock and geain far », all ini- ro\ od; four hours' ride from the O naha 8to sk Yards sseven miles from the o'ty of Fromont; two rallroads within thres miles; 300 acres under plow, the rert in pastare; board fonce, running tream through pasture; houso with toa rooms; will bo 814 cheap it sold immediately; on torms o’ suit. For turther particulars inquire of Geo, C, Grodfrey, Fre- mont, Neb, 8do ot FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, TOR BAL: ot 47x130; togethor on Leaven- worthstroot; beautitul location, $1,000 One. fourth cash, balauc) on long time, casy torms, Cralle & Jones. 20041 R sAL—Houtc and 10t 6 rooms, 2 closete and 2 pantrics, cellar and clstern, nevrly improved;good location, east front. Call at 522south 181h 8 & RET ~Houso of 0 rooms south 20th and Ma- sou strest Tnquire 1700 Jackson st 907-11p. ok BALE—Three besutiful residencel) 1 n Shinn's 84 add. Bplendid view, 82750, Eemle, Dt 8y low, #275 Eenir, 16th B BALE—Two lots in Lake's add 1,000 ach: S lots on Hamilton, wesk of "Batsdies streot, §650, §600 and §000 each. = Bemls, eSth and v o7t Do 0k BALE—The cheapest 1ots in the ot 1, [0 sda=he choapest 1o, g AL from §125 %0 §1,000 cach; terms ¢ suit. Ber 16th 21 and Douglue. _—— JRop s uk—Lota1n Cuedlt Roncleradd, and, graad lew ete, near 11, P, and B, & M, upwards.. Eemis, 150 and Doagiae’ 0% ¥y tury 200 Ok 8ALN—Business lot on 18th strest 125 feet e Irontage. $12,600; albo & waro hoss. lot hess Nall works §2 500. Bem!s, 16:h and Douglas 978-tt JOR AL ~Lot and & half In Parker's add 81,600 or 8500 for hialf tota; two lota | 4 cocb. Bowls, 161k aad Doosas, 0 2 ad, 8500 'Ok 5ALE - Acts 19t on C amly; F;:hunmvu 4,500 O a0 ree quarters of an acre on Californs strest,no Srcrod Hoart Academy, 81,003, Beunie, " wt Dooglas, 976-t J0R #ALE ~Lote on Saunders strcel, §1,0; ¢ H l‘ ey terms, Bomis, 155h and buu:hn. mm-‘frh‘ J\OR sALs - Bewis' new waps ot O 5 each Ecwis, 16th and Douglas: by 43, st JOR BALE 7sylunrulnl u[ll 100t lot on Georgla ave 50x 50, &t & bargain, 8100 down balancsn ensy payments for ten ¢ays only, Wi, . Alexander, 1408 D dge streot. 9350 708 8ALE—The ¥chool house in the Omaba Distric No#7; will bo wold at auction next Baturday, Juae 6th betweon the hours of 8 and 4 o'clook, p, @' " 9005 £W HOUSE of 4 rooms and stable with full Tot on Houlton, near 30th and wost of Eaunders irect, £1,%00; cacy terms to suit purshaser. BEMIY, 16th 4101 Dougias streets it $ 6 00 Palr‘;Mnrchlnt Tailor Made sold for .. ‘ “« u 8 00 “w “ “ PANTALOONS « “ SR TN Inall the leading styles in cut and f: price at the Original Misfit Clothing Parlors 1312 DOUGLAS STREET--UP-S fAIRS, Open Evenings until 9 o’clock. & OVERCO abric; they are not exce.ded; to be sold at ol B 3 than half the origina 1 1312. Saturdays until 10 o’clock. cusrsand lots in £16,000. Bomis, y part of Omalia, §1,100 to and Doug) V7841 or 8ALE—Fine residence, modern improvements, fine view centerly locate; price $10,002. Aodress F. W." Bee office. Sem IS 10R BALE—Good 5 room house, lot 50X182 feet,cast froat, $1400; $100 cash, balance 815 por month. W. H. Groen, over lst National bank. soitt JFon 2ots—House full lot, well clsters, barn, all in good condition, one block from street cars 31 900 easy terms. W H Groen, over 1st Nat'| Bank. 853-tf ToR sALE—Forty lots for sw'e on Burt and Cumings between 20th and it cheap, iuside property. Badford & Souer. 7ol oR. LEASK—Best unoccupied grouud fn the city for ‘warehouse'houso, 87 feet front on Leavenworth, north bet 10th and 1ith,will lease for 99 years, Bed- ford & Souer. 605-t1 R BALE—Twenty-two foet on Farnam streot, vargaia i takien fmmediately. W K Green FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. { 13:h and Chi- y. 9416 Jron paun—too box at 8 W comer cago for a boarding house g A Chosp, ujright piano alittle nsed; 1012 Pacific 8t. 951-5p ‘0% SALE—Two second _hand planos at & bargain. Inquire at Edhclm & Rrickson’s. 043-6 o saun—valusblo Ohickerlng grand plavo neatly new and little used, at large dissoust at 1716 Caes street. 940-41 Jren aue—Chan avd on easy terms, o blo or delivery wagon or family use, one palr povies, harne:s and top delivery wagon; one set heavy double harnets and two lumber wagons. 0, P Jsee ottice, £05.6p horse sult- a4 Howard ts per 100, 91-0 g san 01 papere, corner 12th v 8t., at the Newspapir Unioa, 16 c. {0R saLE —Horse, buggy and harners, cheap. Ap- ply to “C. W." 23d and Charles St. ~ 810.8 Tor saLk ~Furniture of boarding houee, 1012 Paci- fic strect, 576.0p o saun—Cunadian pony goutle, not atraid ot the cars; good lady's horse. Jno. D, Cowle, at F.1 coner’s 8778 Tor saLr —A fine double hatnees neatly now. Club Stable, 16th 8t. 652 4p JOR 8ALE—~Wagon umbrellas, fine new stosk at 1407 and 1411 Dodge st. 572 tf ‘OR 8ALE —A four hundred dollar plano ata by gain, 1616 California St. b16-t1 R #ALR—800,000 brick, for sale at Bellovue or Omaha. .'T. Clarke. 824-t1 i saia—ilwo No 1 phaoton,one seoond haud bug- &Y. Apply 1400 nd 1411 Dodge st 2.4 REAL ESTATE, OmsALE—At o bargain, house 8 rooms, at N W comer of Hansooms Park onsy, House & rooms fot 66x140 on south 18th street, $3,000; $800 down aud $16 per month. This s & bar: . $*x\o oottages of & and 5 rooms on half lots routh 22d street, $1,500 and §1.700; 8500 down and 1, 2 and 8 yeare. Eflhfllfllwml corner lot Oharles street pear Baunders; §3,000 easy terms. Brick house full lot, Harney street, near f4th, 5,300, oasy torms. ot at north-west corner of Hantcom park $00, moothly payments. Full lot small house, south 12th street $1,300, monthly payments, C. E, Mayne & Co., F. W. cor, 16th and Farnam. "85 jOR RaNT—Furnlshed bouse; 0 rooms, Omaba. §36.00. Furnishod house on 8. Mary's avenue oar line for two movths, §35.00, Two five room oottages, south 15th et, on car Lne, $10 each. House ilye oo Davenport between 26th ana 26th sticots, § 7. 8tore on 10th street. O, E. Mayne & Co,, 16th and Farnam, 9225 UrONT ruAcH—~Chioapcst lots In ciby, five years time. C. B. Hchaller, sole agent, N. W. coroer Douglas and 13th- Park aveaue and Georgia avenue: six most sightly lots for srlo cheap. 0. R. Sohaller, N W corner Douglas and 18th, Caiifornia strect, bwo lots for sale; price §5,000: also residence with all ‘modern improvemsnts, ot aad Lall, price 89,000. C. K, Bohallor, N W corner Dong- las aud 15th, oo north JFOR paux ~Onsouth 224 s room cattage, bara, wsll lot, reot for §25 pormonth, on'y §3,200; would sell separatel). Potter& Cobb, 1515 Farnaam St. 850-t¢ one 4 room and one & is &2, on same ok );ALK ‘—A '\lg]? D«lll:ltlhl:.l, two tlicks west of red car line - 8560, Thi ositively & bargain. 3. E. Biloy & Co., 116 %, 13th 8 7 i For Salo—Lot 60x140, 224 Bt., near Grace, 8000 This 18 413 & bargaio. J. K. Riley & Co.,216 8 13th 8¢ . For Sale Ay hrow lots 50x140, south frout, 4 blocks rom streot care. A each; bargaloe. J. E. Kiley & Co., 9168 15h Bt i 8 ¥or Bale—Twolots on Georgia v, Redlok'e,aild. cast ‘ln»nl‘ o gradiog, roaw, 76x140 - §2000 each ‘hess are rensonable. J. B Riley & Co,216 8 1501 41 For Sale—Ten lots on Cum'ng st., and nine on Burt st., four blocks from military bridge. J. F. Ri- ley &Col, 215 § 15th st. For Sxle—Eighteen lots on Vinton t. from terminus 13th street car line. Posi J. E.Ril y & Co., 2168 13th st. Wo desire to say to our patrons that ln the above llst we can give agsurance of safe and profita ble in- vestment. We alto have property in almost every quaterof the city worthy of invetigation. J.E. RILEY & CO., 216 8 18th ¢f, 82811 one block vely cheap. JOR RENT OR SALK—First class restaura=t lo- cution, everythiog complete. Inqulre Dexter L Thomas & Bro., room 8, Creigaton block. 821.8p R BALE—Drug store in a desirable looality, wil invoice about §1.600 R C Pattercon, NE corner 15th and Farmnam, 486-4¢ RO SALE—Or exchange a full stock ot clothing boots and shoes, gent’ turnishing goods, will ex- chango for Nobraska Lands. G, H. Peterson,04 8. 10th §t., Omaba, Neb. on sALx—Lots in Hillsido add cheanest and Lest Inside lo's in the city, §760 to $050 oxclusive agents Potter & Cobb. 85111 QR spux—7 room cottage, well, barm an ostern o1 18th strect 8 blocks from shops $2,6L0, on eas, torms. Potter & Cob', 1516 Farnam St. 052.t¢ JV0R SALR—Ons of finest residences In city within 5 blucka of Poet office, 17 Iots corner, cheap at §15,000. Potter & Cab", 1515 Farnam 8t, 658-t1 Jiron sax; Throe coicost lota 1n Hansocm place. B54-t1 Potter & Cobb, ARION PLACE—8 g20d lota 1n thia addition with- in3 blacks of sticot cars, can be had on_casy torms, W H Green, over st Nat'l Bank. 827-t1 / B OFFER FOR 8ALX—East hall of block 3 Smith's 600 fest front, two acre lots, nicest in view of city s nd Bluffs, making 10 lots 165 foot each, will sell half or all. Lots 44 and 00, Nelson'sadd , 8700 each or will ecll half of either; Tots 60x145 Kountz's 2d add. near 9uh and Center, 8100 each. Lot 6, block 1, Kountz's 4th add, being store on 10th st, full Iot §2,200, also Iot 9 same block $1,350 Two'lots ln 8 uth Omaha, by Goodman's, with house, orchard, cistern, and well, all £100. 18 fivo acre Iats in Vineland, & miles north city limits overlooking city and Blaffs, 835 per acre. Lots 10 and 11," block 10, Hauscom placs very sightly, $1,20) for hoth, Hal acre 130 fret fr house, bar, well, ond Corner, 2 lots in Hawtaorne on Cass tt, 0:0 for Doth ete ete. Call and seo ue, Dex‘er L, Thomas & Bro, Real Estate; Koom 8 Creighton Hock. o784t tblock 6, Park place, with stero. [Qlon sAL: ~By 0. F, Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam St. Omaha, House and | Eighteenth St., 81,000, 1f Y ‘Twentieth ** "~ 81,400, 2 houses 4 Dodge near “6th S, $2,200, 2 ots ia Hanscom Plscs, each, § 52 House and lot on Park avenue, 84,100, 18, ‘' Davengort St., £12 000, kg 8 2,000 on south south 18th § 4000, 16,002 nores of land in Boone county, 87 to $10. 20,000 ¢ Stauton "' &7 to §12. Land In Madison, Waj ne, Platte aud Hall counties on casy terme. Money loancd on long time, 600-t¢ [P0 EALE—By Moreo & Brwner—A full lot on 10th 8¢ near Farnam 8t A gieat bargain ab §15,000. FOR SALE68 feet on Jones Bt., a corner. & splendid placo for a ware houso or floe location for jobbing house. Remsrkably cheap at 87,600, FOR SALE—Fino businesslot 60x140 an '18th St. nur Picroo 8t cornr is only partly improved and renting for $40 per month, §6.000. FOR BALE~Fine prop:rty 'on” Dodge and 18th strects, FOR BALE—A cholcs correr 66 fect front 03 Harnoy Bt , & good investment at 814,000, FOR BALE—2splendid corners on Farnam 8t near the new court house, ¥OR SALK—Eome tine business lots one & corner on 16th Bt., from $5 000 to 83 £00 case FOR BALE—One of {ha finest res dences in the dty, foll lot, an elegant Boe, oeateally aud bosutl Pe) looa ted, R SALE-132 feot square cn & switch ally, coroer. _Very chesp. $8,600 FOR BALE—A splendld corver on 10th 88, south of Cumlr gs 182 cast front, §5,500, FOR BALE—152 feet square south front, & corner on Crlfornia 8t , 8 blocks from Red car line a fine location, for a block of 9 swsll front biick houses, will rent readily at 850 to $60 per wonth ~ Remar} ahly cheap st $5,000. FOR SALE—A corner lot a~d hou' e on_Dodge St nerr £6th Bt, lot 48-76—such corners are hard t3 get 86,500 FOR BALE—House and lots of sll deseriptions In allyarta of the oity at prices and locations to suit all purchasers. FOR BALE—A &, lendid cottage, lot 80x1%7, blosk and ahalf from Eed car line, $1,000, will sell on monthly paywents. FOR BALE—New two story boure 6 rooms, lot 10x127, one block and & balf from Baund.re s, casy toras, 1,000 FOK BALE—A number of very cholce lots In Han +0om Place, Helmhaugh place, Kedick's subdlyision and all dssirable additions in the city at prices n many instances below any cns else, Alco some fin+ st wnd south front lots on Red Car liee in ks addit on on the most f.vorable terms, the cheapest ofany lots in the city consiaering street car couves ences, &o FOR KENT—Honges and stores In )l parts_of tho oity. MORSE & BRUNNER. 805-j12 Paxton's block cor 16th & Farnam, BUSINESS OHANOES, '0R BALE—Go0d business in Omaha; profits 90 per cent; eapitalrequired, three or four thousand dollars. ’ Persons meaning business, address Lock Box 301, Des Moines. Towa, 262411 JHOR saun—Tn Oakiand Nob, firt-class moat, markos also the furni'ure of the St Paul hotel, For tloulars, inquire or write Wiggorn & Uehling, Gak Neh, 674-m { OB rXCUANGR—Nebraska lands and Improved low proverty f r merchandis: or business. A W WWwilde, 1208 Douglas et. P[0 kxciiaxar—440 acres well Improved Iand § mile _L trom Easex, Iown, for a stock of general mercha dise or hardware. Address John Linderholm, Essex aws PERSON AL M, Hodyer. trance clarvoyait, m, over 716 North 18 h St. Prisos sies and healing me: R, A CHESTERPIELD —Magnetic physiclan test and develog ng medium, over 619 north 16th S, HOTELS. STITUTE Hotel, formorly Crelghton houge, new! furnished; termy mo lorate, 15th and Capitol ave. 48417p BOARDING, Joruis' Parlor Restaura t. Board by the weok, §2.26, Meolhickots, $3.60 Single mais, 95 conte, 107 N. 16th strect, near Dodge. ICE CREAM. IRESI Loo cream ples and cakes every duy. Orders promptly attended to, Carl Schmid, 803 south 16th 8t 140-16 I 718-junc.8 CHIROPODIST. 10RM8—All allments of !’I;:':;l, Jed by Dr. Barry, 1612 Dougles ladics, MISCELLANEOUS, e L 081—On Cr neat the corner of 16th and Douglay a bank book aad lcaso of no value whatever to any opo but the owner; finder will be saitably warded by lesviog the ssme at my office, 1538 Far— nam street, up-staira Charles Corbets, . 983-8 0B RENT—One quare plauo, Inqul & Ericksone, ¥ ulce ab Eholan D -Frivate sad confidentis). “Detective,’ Toe office. 012.0p o terwe red cow, T. Murray, 087—-On Monday June 1st, & $10 note supposed t0 have hsen dropped noar the M. O. window in the Post office. Fiuder will receive reward by return. ing to Bee offloe. 980 5p TRAYAD OBk BTOLNY —A red Durhsx cow with bluny horns. Reward will be paid for her return $o G. P, Larwon, 08.0p TRATED ~From the p remiscs of undersigned, J S 1ak, & black mare welghing ‘bout 1,100 1y Dliod In tho right cye. ~ Reward for information. Jos, Kiiz, Brighton Meat Market, 1410 South 18th o). 0276 e r_on Fridey, Mar 9th, by G Morion, W of Poor Farm, one brindle cow w.th bell on, bne large spotted red and white cow. Ownercanhave the same by paylog charges. Cyrus Morton, 928.f — e Brasyaw —~Partlos wiahlog to purchsse brood mares for ranch purpatos please call at Homan's Livery stable, 418 80 1th 18h stroot, Omahs, 862-4¢ W BILYER TAG, 4068 Do} give you hearthurp, (URE SR, (e cont, each by the dealers, l_’_.vuk' Bros., Agents. 083-t8 P eroms—Ou Elkhora wad Flacte, 7. HMurray, 800-t¢ HEW BILYER TAG, ta frult flavored, tage redoemed e by the densers. * ‘Feyoks Seon sgeuts 683-4 NSTRUCTION O bajo glven by G E Gellen ) T Capltol bve. 4 450-t1 # ~Meat market central location, rent ches T. Peitersen, 8 k corner 16thand L ougls 944 ¢ DOk ALK Meat market doirg & good busines sichuces the cause of selivg; addreis M. . Bec oftice, 970p Ok BALE~AS & bargaln, on sosount of my healtl falling. 1 wish to digoec of my billiard hall. It 19 in the bast location in the city, nod doing & good pying business b ail timer. For full partioulars For Bale—Nine lots ou Virginia ave., §00 to 3050 each, J. K mu-,vacu,m‘u 15th et. L - adlress C. L. Herwan, Plattmouth, ¥ eb. 935 Julysp d cesspicla cloaned at shortest no- of who day, ia an_ cntirely exderless improved puing. and denegan Bppar: ol anel by us disenfected froe, charges A, Evans, 1208 Lodgo streot up slaire. [ reasousble. VIR TAG, 16 G068 BUE GAI0L £10 Dreata, & redeemod at one ceats ach by bhe dealers. Pey Brog , Agente. 63811 JPEIVY, raulte, staks aud cospcols clesnied at the shortest notice and satistaction guarsnteed by ¥, 0. Bax 813, 90 2y