Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE- THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 1885. LINCOLN. Tncidents of 1he Day at the Cépilai of e State. One More Commenoement Pagses at the Stats University. Young Orators Point the Horizons of their Research in Glowing Ool- ors—The Cornerstone, THE DAY AT LINOOLN. COMMENCEMENT RXERCISES. Reported by The Brr's Bureau, LixcoLs, Nep,, June 10, —Commence- ment day opened up finely with a pleas: ant broezo and the small boys seeming to enjoy the day nearly as well as they do the Fourth of July. A few minates before 10 o'clock the students marched from the univeralty to the opera house, headed by a band. The opera house had already become well filled and within a few minutes after the students were seated It was impossible to find a seat, After Invocation, Edward J. Churchill dellvered an oration, taking for his sub- ject *John C. Oslhoun, the great ee- pouser of the questions which dled with the lost cause, of the perpetuation of human slavery and states rights,” Mr, Churchlll showed conclesively what has already been proven, that slavery and the constitution could not work to- gether ; that one or the other must go and it went, A large portion of his ora- tlon was eulogistic. His manner and delivery were fair, but his seeming tl- midlty rather interfered with his memory. At the cloee of the ceremonles at the opera house, honorary degrees were con- ferred upon H, H. Wilson and the Hon. Allen W. Field, both of Lincoln. The oratlon of Hamlin O. Eddy on “Qulture,” was good. Mr. Eddy Is a qulet, clear, and rather pleasant speaker. Mary L. Jones read & very forcible oration on *‘The inflaence of the English ballad,” showlng how rapldly the ballad had risen In Inflnence until now the most popular and latest poems of our best authors were ballads. Misy Jones managed her subject well and manifested a thorough acqualntance with poems, ballads, and their_authors. Conway G. McMillan, not yet out of his teens, paid a glowing tribute to the wonderfal Scotch poet, Robert Burns. Me. ) McMillan was classical in his thoughts and very flowery in his language, adding new laurels to hls name on hls graduating day. The strongest oratlon delivered during the entlre commencement exercises w: that of Amos G. Warren, bearing upon the soctal, politicul and rellgious questions and positions of the presentdsy. His first burat of eloquence was to the effect that no reformation, civil, political or re- ligious was ever conceived or established oxcept by enthusiasts, He claimed there was no such thing as a contest between capltal and labor. He further clalmed, and held well his position, that “msn has not sufficient brain power to escaps d structlon through the door of resson that “the world was crylng, move on;” that they could only move on by enthu- slasm. He confined himself closely to his subject: ““The lack of brains.” Music was Interpersed between the graduates’ orations, and the exercizes closed with a Swiss song from Eckert, by Mrs. Grace B. Dales, after which the de- grees wero conferred upon the graduates by the chancellor. Upon the stage we the chancellor, presiding, the board of re- gents and Gov., Dawes: THE CORNER STONE LAID. After the exercises at the opera house a large number of the audience adjourned to the univeralty, whera the ceremony of laylng the corner stone of the cemical labratory took place. After Invocation by the Rev. Gregory a short address was delivered by the chancellor, He alluded to the past, the happy present. and a strong hope for the fature of an institution which could and wonld, with proper support, do & vast amount of good, be the pride of the peo- pla and honor of the state. A brlef address was then dellvered by A. W. Fleold, speaker of the house of representatives and s son of the univer- eity, who epoke in glowing terms of the great good it could secomplish, and urged strongly upon tho alumnl to assict the good work of building up a strong instl- tutlon, and mentioned among somo facts connected with the university tbat lts fibrary was number four in the list of states, but brgan counting from the bot- tom, Delaware, West Virginia and Ar- kansas being the three below. Then fol- lowed the addre:s of Prof. Bessey, on *The Endowment of Research,” after which waa a poem by Prof. Luclus A, Sherman. The address by Bishop Worth- Ington, D, D., was not delivered, from the faot that the reverend gentleman was not in the clty. The closing address In behalf of the regents by the Hon. O, H, Gere recited briefly the early days of the universit; Its struggles and victorles, until it hi become not only one of the permanent instltutions of the state but one which every citizen hae reason to feel proud of. The benediction was pronounced and the crowd dls- ed, filllng the streets on thelr meward march, the alumnl going to the residence of the chanoellor for lunch, The following documents were placed in the corner-stone: An act of the legls- lature authorizlag and providiog (for the erection of the building; catalogue of the university for 1885; biennial report of the regents to the governor; blennfal re- port of the chancellor to the regents; the chancellor's inaugural address; pro- gramme of the commencement exercises and a copy of the Lincoln dally papers. The reception given Ohancellor Manott in the senate chamber to-nifilt was & grand affale. Those recelving were: first on the left, Lieut. Dudley, of the United States army, and wife; Superintendent of Puabllc instruction W, W. M. Jones and wife; the Hon. C. H Gere and wife; Ohancellor Manott and his excellency Goveraor Dawes sod wife, The clerk's and the pres- ident’s desks were elaborately decorated with flowers of the cholcest kind, The ladies and gentlemen were elegantly at- tired. While receptions orlginslly are supposed to be quite formal, this one was quite to the contrary and every one present seemed pleased and felt that they were weloomed, as they certainly were, REGENTS AT WORK, The regents held a short sesslon In the siterncon, examining bills and vouchers, The resignation of Col, E. P. Savage, superintendeut cf the state agriculural farm, was read and will probably be ac- cop'ed to-day, and it is thought that H A, Wing, professor o f agrloulture, will take charge of the farm, thus savivg to the state $1,000 a year. The regents have decided to continue the medlcal de- partment pr- lded it be done without any cost to the state, as the legislatnre made no appropriatson for that depart. ment, NOTES Gen. T. H. Conner, president of the venate in 1884, spent last night In the city and atarts for Kearney this morning with his daughter, who has been at the university for the past year. Ool, E P, Savage, of the firm of Warner, Savage & Sander, live stock commlission merchants at the union stock yards, Omahs, I8 In the city, looking after the regents, E. D. F. Fisher and J. O. Cole, Coun- ol Bluffs; Dr. Bumphrey, Fairbury; Walt M, Seely, Bennet; D, B. Nulter and John Dale, Omaha; E. W. Fallor, a cattle man from North Loup; J. W. Small, Falefield; R. O. Stewart, Rlverton; F. L.} Mayher, York; A. H. Byrum, Riverton; F. E. Goble and R. D. Jongs, Ren'Cloud; J.J, Wemple, Hastings; L. F. Britt, Nebraska Oity, and H. F. Wil son of Plattsmouth, are among the Ne- braskans in,the city. EGAN'S CONGRATUTATIONS, Tho following cablogram was forward- ed to-day to Charles S, Parnell, leader of the Irlsh party in the hcose of commons, by Patrick Egan, president of the Irish national lesgue of America: “C. S. Parnerr, LoNpoN—Accept the warmest congratulations on your eplednid victory over Gladstone, Spencer and their coer: clon government.” Otto Yeager of Beatrice, is the new night clerk at the Commercial House. T PERSONAL, (George Bogart and wife, of Shenandoah, are guests at the Paxton, H. E. Noble and wife, of Lincoln, are quartered at the Paxton, C. B. Boll and James Ewing, of Wood River, aro at tho Paxton. W, J. Dennis and wife, John Simington and wife, of Ashland, are guests at the Millard, A. R, Gonverse, one of Cheyenne's million- alres died Tuesdoy In New York City of paralysis. 0. O. Stewart, St. Jos, H, Baxter, Glen- wood, Ia; C, N. Miiler, Davenport, are at the Arcade. J. F. McAffee, manager of the Pleasant Hill] Kan,, woolen mills, is in the city in the Interests of his factory, Col. Clowry, general superintendent of the Western Union telegraph company, will be in Omaha Sunday next. o Miss Emma Scott, of St. Louls, Mo., 13 the guest of her sister, Mra. Gene Scott, Twenty- fourth and Capital avenue, W. E. Anninand wife, of Fort Robinson, who have for the past few days been visiting in this city, left yesterday for the east, Mrs. Dilkes and daughter Lizzie, who have for several weoks boon visiting here at the residenco of Richard Wilde, left for their home in Camden, N. J. W. A, Mestager and wife, of “We, Us & Co.,” were guests at the Paxton hotel yester- day. They are enroute to San Francisco tc play a summer engagement there. Mrs. W, D, Ferell, of Des Moines, Iowa, and Mrs, William Watson, of Council Bluffs Towa, are visiting with their sisver, Mre, L, Sunderland, 985 Division street, Mrs. G. G. Wallace, of this city, started Tussday evening for Morning Sun, Ohio, called thither by the announcement that her father ia lying dapgerously ill at his home in that place. N. E, L. Koontz, R, L. Russell, T, C, Fenton, E. W, Eberle, O. S. Stoneworth and W. W. Joynes, a party of U. S. naval cadets, going through to California, are quhrtered at the Paxton. Miss Ruth Burrows, a very charming young Indy of Decatur, IIl,, who attended as first bridesmaid the marriage of Miss Ealonore Boyd. will remain the city soveral days visit- ing friends, Miss. May Moore, niecs of Mr, E. J, Bus- say, asccompanied by Mre, Will Ogdon, came up from Lincoln yesterday morning and will re- main over Sundsy, tho guests of Mr, and Mra. E, 8, Dundy, Jr. Milton Denney, assistant cashier of the First National bank, at Aurora, Ill., and a young man who will make himeelf felt in banking circles of the future, is in tho city, making o short visit with C. B, Denney, of the general manager’s cffice, Union Pacific railway. A circular announcement is at hand of s reunion of all American bearers of the Thurs: ton family name and thelr kinsfolk at New- buryport, Mass., June 24th and 25th, Hon, John M, Thurston and his immediate family aro the sole representatives of the line known in this city, A. L. Spearman, Springfield; J. Pott- ingor, Plattemouth: Harry Franks, I'reeport; T. ¥. Martin, Albion; T, L. McCoy, Ground Qity, Mo; John McCann, Cedar Rapids, In; T. Goodsell, Muskegon; John A. Wisherd, Cawson, Mo; W. B, Lusk, Milwaukeo; Frank Davis, Denver; ¥, 8, Davis, Dowitt; A. M. Wakefield, Aketaka; John Moore, Haatings, aro at the Canfield, At the Metrogolitan yesterday—John R, Rassen, Oaklann; 8, 8, Switzer, Plattsmouth; John McMahen, T. O, Moore, W, H, Moore, 8, D, McKesson, D, S, Kellison, (i, Peters, E. N, Wagner, Greenwood; R, Dexter, Mrs, H, A, Gould, Mrs, J, Granger, Miss E, Throckmorton, Astland; O, W, Davis, Fred Levine, Lincolo; John Haney, Columbus; P. G, Peterson, Sloux City; M, M. Kish, St. Louis; B. T, Fouch, Mansfield, O,; F Miller, Minneapolis; J, A, Caning, Chicago; G. H. Odell, Maplewcon, Ill,; S, D, P sons, Racine; James O'Conper, St. Lous; Mrs, Haynes, Mrs, Gibson and child Wi seks, Minn,; Mrs, J, H, Evans and daughter, Shueyville, In.; M, L. Blakslie, Chicago, e The Surging River, The river Is still rising, not only here, but at all @p country points, Yester- day’s flood sent water way out over the esat side sand bars opposite Omaha, and the main current bore In Its surging, frothing, swift course down stream in immense amount of driftwood. The men who make It & polat to catch and pull ashore all of this they can, were very busy, and they eay that the barvest is the best they have seen for several yoars. S —— ~—Mrs, V, C, Correll, of this aty, who ls visiting friends in Kansas City, was severely bitten on the right arm by a vicious horee at Ninth and Wyandotte streets Monday morn. ing. Every lady uses Pozzoni's medlcated complexion powder. It 1sa houschole treasure, The madam finds it impossible to go down town without first rubblng 1t on. If the baby crles she goes for the puff box, If the ‘“‘old man” comes home uffed or chated, becanse business ls dull, te , Pozzoni's powder cools and all his troubles, hen 51l {s gladsome joy. No family should be witi out it. ARMY NEWS. Ttems About Military Men and Affairs ~Department Target Practice. Adjutant General Drum forwards the following to the commanders of all de- partments: Str:—Referrlng to your endorsement of the 13th instsnt forwarding a commu- nlcation from Maj. Guy V. Henry, Ninth cavalry, Instructor of rifle practice, rec- ommending that at all competitions the use of the anemometers, flags, etc.,be not allowed; I have the honor to inform you that the licutenant general commanding the army declares that, as flags are regu- larly issued by the ordinance department, and prescribed by paragraphs 469 and 470, Blunt’s “Rifle and Carbine Firing,” as a part of the equipment of rifle ranges—for the porpose of Indicating the direction and strength of the wind—tnelr use in competitive firlng must bo al- lowed. The lieutenant general furthor decides that, as anemometers are not pre- scribed by Chapter II, Part 1V, “Rifle and Oarblne Firing,” as a part of the equipment of rifle ranges, and as, more- over, thelr indications can not, like those of flags, be observed and Interpreted by every soldior, their use in competitive firing will not be permitted. DEPARTMENT PRACTICE. The followlng department companies stand highest in order ¢f merit In target practlce, for the period endlog May 31: D, Twenty.first Infantry, Capt. Brad- ley——figure of merit, 59. I, Ninth infantry, Lieut. Rockfeller— b5, D, Fourth infantry, Capt. Buft—52 G, Ninth Infantry, Capt. Morton—50. I, Seventh infantry, Lieut. Van Ors. dale—49. A, Sixth infantry, Capt. Badger—48, Company K, Sixth infantry, Capt. Britton, fs the only one so far with a sharp shooter. These companies are staticned at Forts Omaha, Douglas, Russell and Sidney. As the above figures of merlt were ob- talned In Jast Uctober, and May 15 to 31, there s every Indlcatlon that they will be largely increased by the end of October. Unfortunately the month of September !s given up for encampments, but a daily handling of rifles will keep the ambitions In condition for making high®cores in October. Ouat of 55 com- panles or bands in this department, only three have as low a figure of merit as 10, all these men firing in what s called the third class or as low as they can be. From tlme to time, the Bre will glve n account of the progress of rifls firlng in the department for the benefit of cltizens and eoldiers. It msy be ex- plaind that the value given to the vari- ous grades in calculating the figure of merlt is as follows : Sharpshooters. ... . . Markeman. 1st Olassman. . . 2d Classman., 3d Olassman . So that multiplylng the dlfferent classes by their values and dividing by the total number glves what is called the figure of merlt, PERSONAL AND GENERAL. Capt. Sladen is out of town, but will roturn to-day. In accordance with instructions from the headquarters of the division of the Missouri, the commanding officer of Fort Omaha, Neb., will shortly send Private Frank Baxter, Light Battery F, Second Artillery, now in confinement at this post awalting trial, In charge of a non- commissioned officer, to Fort Leaven worth, Kansas, there to be turned over to the commanding officer of that post. Private Bennett Nelson, relnlisted, and Recralt George A. Jackson, enlisted at this post, have been asslgned to the Fourth infantry. Chas, Williams, post-trader at Fort Ruesell, 18 in the cly on buslness per- talning to the purchase by the govern- mont of hils buildings at the post. o ——— B. H, Douglass and Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops are manufactured by them- selves and are the result of over forty years oxperience in compounding congh mixtures, [} .. 200, e SHOP LIFTERS. Iwo Women Arrested for Stealing Goods from 8, P, Morse's Store, Mrs. J. H, Dixon, who keeps a board- Ing house at the corner of Thirteenth and Dodge streets and Mrs, Emma Gibler wore arrested yeaterday on complaint of S. P. Morse, who charged them wlth the crime of stealing goods from his store. Fcr a long time Mr. Morse has held these two women in suspiclon and yesterday he detected Mrs, Gibler in tho act of get- ting away with some towels, gloves, and soap. While it is & fact that Mrs, Gib- ler s married, she looks very young and I8 quite a pretty girl, but when up for examination acted like a person old in crime, She admitted the charges agalnst her and also implicated the other woman as being her partner, Both had on k dreeses, made of oods from the same piece, and Mr, orse says that they stole the goods from him about three weeks ago, Mrs, Gibler sent for her husband, who tends the lunch counter st Riley & Dlilon’s saloon, and he went to the police coart very much wrought up over the matter, It surprised him greatly. The two women were bound over In the sum of $200 for further examination, and he went on their bond as security for their appear- ance, Evidently Mrs, Gibler s the vic- tim of Mrs. Dixon, and by her has been led to do the stealing of which they are oharged. Only for the fact that Mrs, Dixon has two small children to support, Mr, Morse declares that he would prose- oute her to the full extent of the law. ———— .C.T, U, The menthly business meeting of the W. 0. T. U, will be held at thelr parlors over the lunch room, Thursdsy at 2:30 p-m. All are invited to be present, By order of the secretary. —A big excitement was created on Tenth strect Inst night, about half-past 0 o'clock, by some miscreant firlog off & in the alley next to Desmond’s saloon, theough and through. —— The Weather, WasHINGTON, June 11, —~The upper Miss issippl valley: Far, warmer weather, south erly winds and falling barometer, The Missonri valloy: weather, southerly winds and falling barorn TUTTS PILLS 26 YEARS IN_ USE. Cho Greatest Modical Trinmzh of the Age SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Lossofappetite, Bowels contive, Pain in tho head, with a dull sensation i the back part, Pain under the shoulder- blade, Fullness after eating, with a dis- inclination to exertlon of body or mind, Irritability of temper, Low apirits, with fecling of having neglected mome duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering i tho Hoart, Dots before the eyes, Hendacho over tho right eye, Restlensness, with fitful drenms, Highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adapted to such_cases, ono dose effects such a hango offeeling nstoastonish the sufferor. They Inerenso the Appetite,and cause the body 1o Enlke on Ficat, thus'tie system 11 nottrished, and by tnolr Tonie Action on {ho Digestive Organa itewul i nEoductd, Prise 350, 441 SN Y TUTT'S HAIR DVE, GRAY HAIR or WHISKERS changed to n Y BLACK by o singlo application of DYE. It imparts a natural color, Rets instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on recoipt of §1. ~ffice, 44 Murray St.. Now Yarik annon cracker | apply. A, Sev- eral policemen, out of breath from running, and a large crowd of people soon gathered: expeoting to see somebody who had been shot 7ANTED—An agent In every oity In the westtor The Oritic, the be:t literary weekly in Amerios; none but tenshers or prraons of literary ability need ", Tukey, Omoha, Neb. 188 4t A barbor at 610 8, 18th £t. ANTED—Three 1ien o roll & bew and popular book on monthly paymetts, bl commisslon. L. butler, Omaha, Neb, 145-18 Inquire “'wr' W Ad 97.10p Godfrey, Fiemont, Neb. W Ao Five gocd paper havgor at 418_North 18th street 7.t Local rains, warmer SITUATIONS WANTED. FANTED house By an Ameriosn laly a p K in & small family. 61 sitlon to do V WStk o btk can vatl ma'l samples froe; full eamplos ten ¢ & Thompkins, Cineinnati, Ohio. V be given, te. Any man or wi 7 AxTED—Situstion by a reliablo bock b coper ina wholesalo bus'ness; references and seourity can Adcress“A, 0."Feo office, 140 10p 7 ANTRD-Position fo travel In Nebraska;zenoral goods; apecial line prefericd from July 1¢ tance 1n stato:bet reference trom pr Address box 45, Wymore, Neb, ont em- 150-16p ___FOR RENT—HOUSES AND _LOTS, TR funh choies Goor tosuit in Hanscom Place on n Avente; will sell at & bargain on term ldress D C.A., Bee office. 19011 JOR aaun-Five lote 47x180; together on Leasen. worth street; beautitul location, 1,000 One- fourth cash, balance on long time, easy terms, Cralle & Jcnes. 21041 JFon saus~Tarce beautital 1 gmdence & add, Eplendid view, 2759, and D gl JFon Bptm=Two lots in Lake's i 41,000 and 31,800 ach; three lots on Hamilton, wesh of Saundors streot, 650, §600 and §90) each. = Bomi h and Dot glis ste. 7 hinn's Pemip, 16th 7841 TR paua=Tho chonpest Lots in miles north west of the Post uffic from § 93 to §1,000 each; torms and Douglae Jron sn—Lotein Credit view ote, voar (', P, and B upwards. Ecmis, 15th and Dougl £ 195 foot east w80 & ware hous:, lot noar Temls, 15:h and Douglas, 078-tf 4 g sam ~Basiaoa lot on 3t i frontago, $12,500 Nall w 0. [Fenun=Tot and haifin Parker's add 1,600 ot 500 for Half tots; two lots in Shinn's 21 add, §00 coch, Bemis, 16th and Dougln # t FOR 8ALR - Acro 1ot on Camiug sircet fronts on thros etrects, 84 Threo quarters of an acre on Calitorni strost,noar Sucrod Hoart Aoademy 00, Bemis, and s, 1 stroct, £1,000 Bemis, 15th and Douglas. 0 RENT—A new houso, esrnor Webstor and_18th strct. Aadress J. D, 'Thomas, Post offico 194-15p 70k RENT ~Two oottages Howard st 93 and 26th 1§ stores 0 and 8 rooms. 2419 Harney St. ow maps of Omaha, 85 15th and Douglse. [70R 8ALR—Two chefco lota in Hanscom place on Goorgia avo.. one block east of Park eate; ot front, part oa {0 RENT—House and ot on 22d near Clark with stable room for 4 h rses, 315 per month, Inquiro At E.A. Mar.h, 004 ncrto 16th, 87240 TRoR pext—A comeristore o paved streot. +plendid Tocation for & grocry, bardwaro, dr Rent A furniture store or most any kind of butinese. reasonable. For rent—A splendid cottage § rooms, tiver water and cistern, on red car line, Everything In firet- clisgorder.’ East frint. $47.50 per month. Moie & Bruoner, Paxton block, cor., 155h and Farnam, 12-11 nd Ma- 967-11p JVoRr RENT ~House of 6 rooms South 20th ‘on stroct. Inquire 1700 Jackson b, ok rxT—Cottago _roon Phipps Roo, 15(2 8. 6th 8. ndhouse rooms. J 814 SPECIAL NOTICE AW adv ertisements in the special columns will ed at the rate of 10 cents per line for the rtion, and 7 cents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than 25 centa. or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ngand Evening Editions, representing a circula- tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, VI CJ o loan at lowest ratcs of lutorcat by Bomis VL 153¢h and Douglas ste. 978t My to loan—0n Kel estato fn any smount and timo to suit, fom 850t 81020, On collaterals on thirty to ninety days time, in sums of fifty dollars and upwards. On chattel, in sums of five to five hundred dol- ara at low ratesand timo to suit. Misoellaneous. Mortgages,secured notes,city claims and judgement bought, advances made to contrac- tors, and gencral financial business of all kinds trans. acted promptly, quiotly and without delay, at the Omaha Pinanclal Kxchange,1503 Farasm Sty ip stalrs. 57 1 Mn!l! to loan in sums of $200 and upwards on first-class real estate securlty. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. o40-tt SRY 70 L0AN—On real ostate seourity, In sums o §500 to. $40,000, 8¢ reasonabla rates, O. E. Mayno &Co, § W cor 16th apd Farnam, | 8G0-311 ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Hi oo 20, Omaha Natlonal beale bulding &3 ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estate and chattels D. L. Thomas, 8378 \J ML o Money to Loan -On chattel security by W. R, Croft, room 4, With- nell bullding, N. E, corner 15tn and Harney ' After years of experionce and a careful study of tho busl- nees of loaning money on personal property, I have at last perfectod a system whereny the publicity usual in such casos 1s dono &way with,and T am now In a position to moet the demands of ail «ho becomo temporaraly embarrassed and desire to raise money without delay and in & quiet manner. Housokcep- ors, professional gontlomén, mochanics and othors In this clty can obtain advances from $10 to $1,000 on such pecurity as household toraiture, piancs, ma- chinery, horscs, wagons, warehouss recelpts, secur- ed notes of hand, etc., Without removing eame from mers residence or place of businsss, One of the advantages Ioffer is tnat any part of any loaa can bo paid at any time which will roduce the interest pro rata and all loans renewed ab the original ratos of intercst, 1 haveno beokors in connecticn with my office, but personally superintend all my loans, Lhave private offices connected with my general office 80 thay customers do not come in coatact with each other, consequently making all transactiors Strichly pilvate, Vi R Croft, room 4, Withuell building, N. E. cor. 15th and Harney, 037-.24. Ve to loan on turniture, horses, wagons,planos YR personal property, collaterals and anything o- valuioy evorythlng striotly confider til; Roods Firian clal agency John P Schminke, Cashicr. 208-§11 (VY QT Tous anchattal,” cab rate R R 1¥4 tiokets vought and sold, A. Furman,213 8,13th 8t ‘83844 V[ ONEY LOANED at . . Reod &Co's. Loan oftice YA on turniture, pisnos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all_othe rarticles of value, without remcval. Ovor 1st National Bank,corner 18th and Farnam, Ail business striotly confidential 83941 UNEZY TO LOAN In_ gums of §800 and npwe Y3 O.F. Davie and 0o, Feal Botats snd Lo Agente, 1605 Farpam 84, B0 WANTED FEMALE HELP, W Ax7E0—A compatent houeo girl Tnquire youth- ea't corner 14th and Howard Sts. 10811p ANTED—Girl for general house work in family of our; wages §4 per week; reforences required, Call at 1016 Webstor stroet. 107-11p AN —First o bo good ook, w 1318 Capitcl ave. betw et for kitchen wor nd froner, $4 per 15th and 1t ste. 1 ‘ANTED—A good girl for gareral house work, M, C. Vandorn, 5, ave, near Leavenworth. 18611p ‘R RENT—Threestory brick store bullding; en- quire of Edward Norrls & 0., room 19 Crounse Rlock. 881-t1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. W Good agenta to sell books and_albuma ntbly payments; salary or commlssion; call at or addrees 802 N 18th st.,Omaha. 176-15p “‘.\NT)}D;Thluu No. 1 Waiters, boys or girly, at Danbaum's jesteurant. Nome Lut oxpe- rienced waiters noed apply. ol orth, West and South, 10 man- sge the Agency {r the sale of the house hold Pbar- macy,a family Drug store and Medical Institute com- bined. Prico orly 10dollars A houschold neoessity and bost selling article ever in the market. No coni- petition; steady employment all the vear round. For particulars and circulars address “The Sun Chemical Co.,” Incorporated, 248 W. 4th 8t., Cincinnati, O, £06-18p. GENTS WANTRD. Address St Louis Electrio Lamp Co., St Louis for circular, ctd and terms of the 58 candle pover Marsh Zlectric Lamp. 11412 WV ATE—0no esponaible and well known person in each county A 110UsE of 4 raoms and etablo with full 1ot on Iton, near 3 I]anlml Tota n y partof Omalia, §1 18,000 Bowls, 1 Douglas, '~ 784t Fino rest lenoo, molern_ improvements, prico $10,000. 2 77 R saunood s room house, Iot $0XIB? fectenst tront, $1400; $100 cash, balanco §16 per month. W.IL Gréen, overlst National bank. 8B4l R saur—House ull lot, wel, olstern, barn, al in ood condition, ono block trom stroet cars §1 900 easy terms. W I Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank, 853-tt }“UR sALE=Forty Ints for sale on Burt and Cumings between 20th and 318t cheap, insido proporty edford & Souer. 7011 F Boat unoooupied ground in tho ty warehouse house, 87 feot fronf Teaven th, north bot 10th and 11th,will leaso for 09 years. Bed- ford & Souer, 665-t1 TR 2L —Twenty-two toot on Farnam stroet bargaia if taken fmmediately, W H Graen,) 4 KOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS. ANKERS SALE—A new Moeler safe and Lock Co. Binkers safe weight 6500 1bs., can be bought on Address North Western Banking 204-10 B time at low prico, Co., Milford, Ncb, 10k 5ALE—Valuable Chickering grand plato nearly new and little used, at large dissount at 1718 Cavs stroct. 040-41 JFor2aunWagon umbrellay, fino now stook at 1400 and 1411 Dodge st. 672:tt \oR 8ALY A four hundred dollar plano ata b gain, 1016 California St. 616-t ARTED—Every ady in need of a sewing ma- chine, to seo the new Improved American No. P. E. Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 8503 ROOMS FOR RENT. JRor nexT-2 furnished reoms, 1714 Calitornls, 202-13p or RENT—) fccly farnished front room 812 N. 17th 8 days. 208-12p OR RENT--Elecaut_newly furnished rooms with Boar | at 1615 Capitol avenue, bath room and gas, 0 hills 2 climb. Everything new. 17712 furnished room, bath F(m RENT—A handsomely 200-11p room; 1720 Capitel ave. ok RENT ~Furnished rooms, 1810 Dodge strect. 183-July 9 R RENT—A small furnished room; pleassntly o- cated, 85 per month;005 N 17th'st. 181.12p R RENT—2 nicely furnished roome, suitable for \gentleman and wife or wenflemen, with or with- out board, fine lccation 2020 St. Mary's ave. 182-13p R RENT—3 rooms furnished for housckeoping. 1616 California St. 108-15. FJ. RiNT—Two vory plensant furnished rooms with or without board at 821 S, 10th St. 15211 R RENT—Furnished and unfurnished rooms at 1510 Harney St. 167-tf {0k RENT—2 unfurrished rooms with bay window suitablo for a light houss keeping 034’ N Wy or of 16th and California. 1782% Or nexT—Elegantly furnished room, gas and uso of bath room suitable for two gentlemen, 1421 Jones st 162-16p JOR RENT—S tore rosm 22x60 feet, in throe story brick build! good basement, water and sewer connection, best location 1 the city for retail trad rent reasonable; apgly to Chas, H. Tilden, 822 N 16th st. 174 7ANTED—3 unfurnished rooms euitable for light house keeping in a private house by a man and wie. Address T B G.” Ree office. 30-11p J0R kEST—Tne two upper floors fn Morse block, 15th and Cagitol ave , changed hands and aro re furnished; rooms are now for rent. ises, Mrs. E. J. Vosburgh, 147-18p R0t mer=Niculy furnishod largo South tront room with board; first-class residence ana location; modern improvements, home comforts, 635 Plcasant 891-13p g, uren- Contrally located tarnished vooms at 623 south 15th 8t. 125-t1 o ket For manutachuring purposes or hall Lirge room 44x75, 3d floor, No. 110 8, 14th tt. enquire at 1400 Dodge st Smoson, | 11- or kENT—Handsomely furnis®ed rooms st for gentleman aud Wwife cx two gentlom 2200 Dodgest. 101-12p [OR T —Eight room house and barn, Apply at 2013 Pleros atroct. 118:10p Apply on prem Apply ot 2018 Pierce RO Rxt—Furnlshod rooms. £ 119-10p treot. [0z 2am—Large furaishod room, 8, W, gind and Leavenworth 975-11 YV 2xrro—A competens kilchen glr1at ance, good wages; inquire at 104 Kleventh street. 19044 ANTED—Girl at 1640 Sherman avenue. 160.t1 J. M. Coungman, 16110 ANTRD - Firsh clas cook ond laundross, 2303 Farnam. Mra J. M. Thurston, 171t ) Axreo—Girls at Slaveu's hotol, i0th st wuun—compmr:fid‘&u No 17th 8t, 166:10p girls ot Cavfleld 16511 W Ao Experienced walter house. call at 1618 Daveoport st 146.10p WA)I‘I’ID—TB'GI dlolng rocm gir's, 2 laundry girle 5 kitohen girls and dishwashers, 8 nurse glrls. 1120 Farnam Street. 1034 or AuNT—Large handsomely furnishied cool room modern conveniecoe, with excellent board for two gentlemen; also {able board, 1718 Dodgn. 071 oi iusT—Nioely furnished room suitabls for two gentlomen, gas and bath, 3225 Dodge. _954-u! Jiorn zeo—Furnishiod asgoeoat room with aleovo grate bath, cto,, 1716 Usss stre 94041 & RENT—E00m with board suitable for one o two gentleman, 1812 Dodge Bt. 704-t1 Fo- RENT—Large front room on first floor with or with boasd; ngulre 1001 Farmam B [ ENT—Pleasant furniihod 100m; price §7 (seven) dollars; 2209 California street. 182100 N llnr—?urnl:hnd ncl;lmlnd board five dollars |2 VUMB—Wikn boara, desisabis 10 SUImIDer, AP Bh: Gharlos Hovel, -+ (T OR '—8evers fine offices ln Crounse’ blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Ol‘wnlluhl‘i'fll % 'ANTED—28 good girls for first and second work io gocd families; weges §5, $4 aud 84.60, 1120 Farnam Bt 106-¢ VW AsTIA fomalo ook, must be first-class; wa- ges $10 to 850 per montb, 1120 Faroam 8. YW A3ten Good female caake for hotels and private boarding houses, call 1120 L 5 1161 stroet. 109:10p W 431o—Throo experienced women cunvassers, #6 per day, gusranteoc; room 7, Redick block! S70-tt VW xrmo—0it] at Garal hotel, 1010 "Axtap—First-class dining room girl a the Wet- Topolitan ot none other need spply . 8244 FORSALE—FARMS, IOR HALE OR TRADK —240 acre farm and 116 of bot- toun land lo Kearney county, Neb, will trad ‘sook of hardware ia ow or Nebraska. J, W, 1008 P st., Lincoln, Neb, 118-18p e ia—Good tarm 1n Washingion G acres; 80 acres cultivated; good bullding orchard; running water; all fonced. Edward Norrly Co., room 19 Crounse Block, 8854 N0k BALN—38 feet 0n Cuming between 19Ch and 20th with house, 2,700, Bedford & Bouer. 600-tf Ok BALK~Tmproved arm 240 acrow; ten acres within 8 Llooks of postofiie, Weeping Wat acres 4 miles from Weaplng Water, Will sell or fex Omaha property. W. H. Green, over Lst National Bank, Omana, [ | —— A Matricide's Confesslion, OmvciyNar, Ohbio, June 10,—Schneider who is in the Hamilton jail, senterced to be hanged on June 10th for killing his mother, made a confeesion to-day to the jaller and his -Elrlluul adviser, He said his mother had threatened to poison his wife and had asked biw to let her, his mother, live with him. He agreed to let her live with him half the time but at supper a quarrel arose, and his mother demanded to be taken to railroad station. He took her and on the way she said that if his wife was dead she would have a home, This maddened him and be struck her on the head with a stone, and carried her off and buried her, He then invented the story that & tramp met them and murdered his mother. TanTo—& W Gty cauvaesing, Cal WANTED MALE HELP, O - Live man o work ity trade. Omaha Flour Co., 148 strect opp. Paxton hotel. 7 AxTED—C00d c00k at the Commes Leavenworth street. W AXTED-Live, caorgetio $16 & week ta call at th tween 10 and 12 &, . waking less than identsl Hotel be O M. Quackeabush. 180-10p %025 §0od strong men for Valoutive, Neb.: good wages aud freo Aransporiation, 1120 Farnaw stree 10t ed man fo st 19210, Ton saLx ~Halt & soction of land 1o Loup Va Nance Co., well lmpreved bouse, good barn, crib and growlng crops; aiso & good liouse aud lot in Fulleitcu. Apily 10 R Briogham, Oisha, v, 10K BaLB—A 60 acre stook aud graio farm, a'l im- roved; four hours' ride from the Omaha 8toxk Yards ;eevenmiles from the o'ty of Fremout; two rallron ds within tores miles; 800 acres under plow, the rest in pasture; board fence, running str through pasture; house with ten rooms; will be svld cheap it a0l imuediately; on torma to’ suib. For turthior particulars inquise of Geo, C. Grodfrey, Fre- mont, Neb, FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS Fuu #ALE —~Large house, new) modera {provements with 754 ; lmquire ab premises. bailt, 9 reoms, wil 41ot) ab 1716 Cass 1284 'oR sAL®—1wo No 1 phaeton,one second hand bug- Y. Appiy 1409 nd 1411 Dodgo st 825t REAL ESTATE. {OR sALE—By Ballou Bros, 8178 13th st. Corner lot with house on Davenport st.. §8,250. Corner 10t with houso on Burt st.. 83,500, House and ot nesr Long £chool, $1,500 Houso ard lot on Division st. ¥1,000 House aud ot near 23d and Leaven'th, $1,000. Honse and coruer ot in Progpect Place, 1,000 cFifteen lots near Leavenwo,th and Ptk AY:,cach 2600 Fino east fron$ Wantcom Place lots, $900, Desirable lots Bort and Lowe Ave,'§300, For rent, 7 houses from §7.6010 $26.00. 17810 QR sauE=T room cottago, woll. barn and clstern, on 18th street 6 blocks from shops 82,600, on easy torme. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St 652 R sALE—By C. E. Mayne & Co., good ten acro plece with houte” within 8 milés of post office, 82,600, very easy terms. Nicc Cottage six room, two beautitul lots, fine view, Wost Omaha, §2,6(0. Brick house 7 roows, full lot Harney strcet near 24th, 5,200, €6x¢0 foot cornor 18th and Webster, two good cot— tages, watorworks, ehado t:ces &c. This is o bargain, £4,500 very easy terms. Halt lot, house 8 100ms, barn, shade trees &e. &c., Webster near 17th street, 2,500, Boautitul residence proporty near N. W. corner of Hanscom prk, house 8 rooms, beautiful Iccation, §3,200, On Caso streot near 27th, nice lot, new house 0 rooms, barn &c , €1,700; this isa decided bargaio, An doro fro.ting on 13th streat with housc, barn, &e, 81,700, TTouse 4 Tooms full lot, fouth 15th s'reot, $1,050. 50 down, and $10 per month. t cottage in Omaha, heautitul brand new, & blocks of 5t C R EALE —Onsouth room cottage, barn, lot, reot for 825 pormont separately, Pottor& Jobb, st, one 4 room and ono § cigtern, &2, on eame nly 83,200, would sell 5 Farnaca St. 660-t1 R AAR-A tall somer lot, two blocks wost of red car lino—2550. This 13 positively & bargain, E. Riloy & Co., 215 <. 13th S, Salo—Lot H0x140 This 18 also & bargain. J. F. Riley For Sale—Thres lofa 60x140, south 1 from strect cars.—350 each; bargains. Co., 2158 18th 2600, igth st 4 blocks . Kiley & ts o Georgla sy, Redlok's,add. cast ding, near Farnam, 76x140—82000 each. ssonable. J. E. Riley & Co,215 8 18th St. For sale—Nine lots on Virginia ave., §600 to §950 each, J. ¥. Riley & Co, 916 8 13th et. For Sale—~Ten lots on Cuming st., and nine on Buri st., four blocks from wmilitary bridge. J. E. Ri- ley &Co!, 216 8 16th st. For Salo—E'ghteen Iots on Vinton at. from terminus 15th stroet car line. J. E. Ril y & Co., 21568 18th et Wo desiro to eay to our patrons that in tha above list we can glve assurance of eafo and profita bl in- vestinent. We also have property in_almost every quaiterof tho city worthy of invectigation. J.E. RILEY & CO., 216 8 131h st. 8234 'on sALk—Lots in Hillside add cheavest and best Insido lots in the city, §760 to §950 oxclusive agents. Potter & Cobb, 051-1¢ clty, foll Iot,an tally located, FOR SALR~ 182 foot squaro cn a #witch all croer. Viry choap. 88,600 FOR SALE A splendid eor<er on 10th S, ot Cumie s 182 enst front, 88, FOR SALE 132 feet squaro sonth front, & corner 1 01110 nia 8¢ . 8 blooks from Red oar line & fine location, for a blook of 9 swell front brick_houses, will rent readily at 850 to 860 per month Remark= ably cheap at 8,000, FOR SALE - A corner lot and howte noer €0th 8t, lot 49-76—su £,500 FOR & All 7 arts purchasers. FOR SALE—A splendid_cottage, A ahalf from ed car fin hly payments SALR—Now two story b Kk and a balt fro gant home, centrally and besutis '] south n Tedge St. Fiers are hard to get House and lote of el de crlptions In ho oity at prices end Incw < to suit all a8 will sell A numbor imhatigch | o addition: )t vory eholco lotatn Has . Redick's o0 city at , Alro on Red Car li ¢ able terms, the root o many insta oust and south fro addit it lot ) on the most fa choapest conven: Hontes and etores In all parts of the MORSE & BRUNNER, Paxton's block cor th & F: Rt « I stock of gants tarn the right men can find A koo ro.ms for rent at reasonable fig NTED—Gentleman wit 2,60, (cither cash oF roul estate) to take intercst in . mocoinlty medicipe businers paying handsomely. Only thoto who can 'furaish best roferonce, &e., recd apply Thie Is & rare opportunity for the rgtt man. Aj Fly betweon 2 and Bo'clock p. m.,—for thi ~-at 1292 Dodie streot, near Thirt(onth street 150 19p daya JOR sAL ~Ilotel; a nice emall hotel, good loo [ heap reat and long lease. Appy offico, ' Tioe 16115p JOm 8ALE. —A first class saloon, loosted in ths best part of {he city; the presont’ proprietor going ty o willing to dispose of it on reasonalo terms, Trostler, S03 S 13¢n st. 138-13 [OR 5A1x- A stock and Druga at o barsain. Stock and fixtures including ia Fountainand ge erator; will amount to about fitt wocd reasons given for sollir g, larsnddress box 23, Orloans, Neb, oR 8ALK—At a bargaln, on account of my health fatling. 1wish to diposc of my billiard hall, 1t ia'in the best location In the city, nnd doing a good payiog business at all times. For fall partioulars address C. L. Herman, Platt;mouth, Feb, 035-July2p 10 8ALR—Drug store in desirablo locality, wil invoice about §1.600 R C Patterton, N E corner 18th and Farnam. 45641 THIR SALE-Or oxchange a tull sk of clothing boota and shoos, gont' furniehing coods, will ex« G. L. Potoraon,s04 8. change for Nebraska Lands. 04041 10th §¢., Omaha, Neb. 0k BALE—Good business in Omaha; vrofits 90 per cent; capitalrequired, threo or four thousand dollars, ' Persons meaning business, address Lock Hox 801, Des Moines. Towa. 262411 ALE—In Oakland Neb, first-class meat market 0 tho furniture of the St Paul hotel, For par- nquiro or write Wiggors & Ushling, Gakisnd miv TO EXCHANGE. R EXCHANGE - Suburban lots for small houses and lots. A, P. lukey,at Caulficld's, 134tt 0 KXCHANGR—440 acres well improved land § milo L from Easex, Towa, for stook of & merchan- diso or hardwaro. Address John Linderholm, Essex awa, 8o8tt PERSONAL. PPrasga=Wal tho ady who traquircd for ¥ K2 o Ghicago (hla moring ub Mctropolian, send 100 her acdeces to him there. PrusesuMrs E. M. Hoogor, trance clarvovant, and heallng medium, over 716 North 10th St. R, A CHESTERVIELD —Mognetic physiclan, test and develoj ing medium, over 619 north 16t 8t, HOTELS. NSTITUTE Hotel, formerly Crelghton house, newly ICE CREAM, T[un purest, sihost and bost co crenmn always frosh on hand; orders for private and bowrding housea mptly delivered, Carl Scnmid, £03 South 15th street, above Farnamw, 103-j1y-0 BOARDING. ANTED —A fow table boarders stre: 2222 Davenport 150i8p ‘oRrR18' Parlor Restaurart. Board by the week, $3. Mol tickets, §3.50. Single monld, 25 conte. 107 N. 16th streot, near Dodge. CHIROPODIST. ~\orxs—All ailments of the feot, snccosstully treat~ Jed by Dr. Baery, 1612 Douglas streot. "(j‘mc; for 702-§ly LOST AND FOUND. l‘\hV\' Ut —A sl bay Brancho pony; tho owncr can have tho same by calling and payiog the cost at,Dennia O'Riclloy’s, hall milo west of Union 8t Yirda. 205.1: T-tleeve button with K emblem e~ vod with letters ,'F. C. B, d by I 0 a3 this offl spantel pup two m d for return to G, C. Hobble, 9215 Ddge street. 18711 TRAYFD OR BTOLI sorrcl horso welght about 11100, both hind foes white, top f neck sorc. Re- ward paid if returned to Gth and Daucroft. John Sand ort 16¢-11p 087 ~June Sth, & promissary note of $100 signed by John Hocke, In favor of Mrs. Matilda Albert, payments to the »smount of 8278 endorsed on back . ¥inder pleaso yeturn to Mrs Albert, 2216 Mt. Ploasaut ave. Allpersons are warnod ogsingt busing eaid 167-10p TRAYED —From Pacific, between 7th and £th Sts, & larze cow, red and white spots, vmsil horoe, 85 raward will bo paid for roturn of same, Charlie Fred- erickson. 1p J7 08 #ALE - Throo obolcost lots fn Han so¢1a plao 064-41 Pottor & Cobb. MISCELLANEOUS, ARION PLAE—8 90 lota in this addition with- in8 blocks of strect cars, oan bo had on easy torms, W H Groen, over lst Nat'l Bank, ¥ OVPER ¥OR $ALA—East hall of block 8 Smith's add., 600 feet front, two acre lots, nicest in Omaha, ufl view o clty +nd Bluffs, makig 10 lots 105 foet each, will soll balf or a Lots ¢4 and 60, Nelson's add., 700 each or will sell half of cither; Lots 60x145 Kountz's 24 add, near Lot 6, block 1, Kountz's g 10th st, full lot, §2,20, also lot 0 se=zo block 81,350, Two ' lota ln" Bouth Omaba, Ly Goodman's, with house, orchard, cistern, and well, all $400. lots in Vineland, & mlles north limits overlooking city and Klufts, $35 per acre, Lots 10 and 11, block 19, Hanscom place very htly, $1,200 for both. alf acre 130 faet tront block 5, Park place, with house, barn, well, snd cistern. Corner, £ [ots 1n Hawthorne on Cass s, 060 for both eto oto. Call and sée us, Dexter L. Thomas'& Bro., Real Estate; Room 8 Creighton block. B78-tt ]"\n 8ALK ~By O. F, Davis & Co , 1606 Farnam Bt. Omaha, lot on seuth Eighteenth 8t., §1,000. K “ Twentleth *'" $1,400, 2houses * Dodge near %0th 8§, $2,200, B ots in Hanscom Place, each, § 526, House and lot on Park avenus, $4,000 Eowe “ W gouth 18th * § 4,000, 16,000 acres of land in Boone county, §7 to $10. 20,000 4 ° W i gtanton ¢ 87 to 12, Land 'o Madison, Wayne, Platie aud Hall counties on easy tormr, Mona s aned onlone _me. 6904 ok 8ALR—One of finest residences In city within 6 blocks of Post offioe, 17 lots corner, cheap ol 15,000, Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam Bf. 0684t 0k 8ALE~Handsome housoheld furniture of 10 room house before July 1st. Parties golng east, 519 Pleasant 8t. 'OR BALK - A counter and two oases ata bargain. . Davis & Co., 1505 Forni b, 124 TTim Y P Park losatod 12 miles & W, on U, T 1030, 18 nlow open o the public and can bo rented for pic-uicy sud soclal gatherings. Bpecial rates for faro given, For .08, call o address L. C. Schwencic Papillion, Neb. 90240 Aullnflfllb HOMESTEADS. —Now Iaw. PPersons who 400k homesteads in Wostern Kanass previous to June 15th, 1850, aud abandoned them without mak- ing final proof, will learn somothing o thelr advan- {ago by sddroling me by etherat onoe, Isaso Mal- holla:d, land attoraey, Kenneth, 8ueridan Co., Kan- s, 998-41y0 087—-On or near the corner of 16th and Dou; bank book aud leass of no value whatever to Any one but the owner; flader will bo suitably warded by leaving the sam y office, 1518 ¥ Dam street, up-staira. Charles Corbott 973-8 o -Laree red cow, T. Mureay. 004t ARy (7 —One dark brown pooy mare branded on le1t hip; one gray pony colt, one black mare mula a little lame. ©. J. Plokard, 17-4ly6p —Partios wishing to p anch purpasos pleas call at Howan's 418 sonth 18th stroot, Oma 1EW BILYRR TAG, doos not give you hesrt-hurn, Tags 1edecinod ab 006 cont, oach by the doalery, Pevoke Hros., Azents. 858-t1 e e ——r— 5—On Elkborn and Plaite. T. Murrey. Pmux 800-t1 HW BILVKR TAG, its fruit flavored, tage redeemed cne cent each by tho dealers, ' Peycke Bros. sgeuts. 6381 MOR FALE—By Morse & Bruaner—A full lot 10th St near Farnam 81, A gieat bargain 16,000, FOR SALE—08 foet on Jones Bb, & eorner. & splendid place for ware house or Ao locati. n for jobbing house. Remsrkably cheap ab §7,600. FOR BALE—Fine businesalot 60x140 wn '18th nor Pieroe B, comer I8 only partly lmprovs and renting for $40 per wonth, §6.010. FOR BALE—Fine property on Dodge and 1.t streots, FOR BALE—A cholce corner €0 fect front Harney Bt, & good in\ estment at §14,000 FOR SALE-2splendid coruicrs on Farn the new court house, ¥OR BALE—Some fine business lots one & corner o 16th Bt., {rom §3.000 to § (40 case FOR SALE—Qne of thy finest resdences in the oa 0 Bt peur NeTRUCTION on banjo glven by @ E Gellen. T06ek S Y6 Capttal ave: 4504 RIVY vaults, sud oesspools cleaned at shortest no- tice any time of the day, in An entirely erds way with our lmproved puing and denegen tus, all places cleaned by us disenfecte i up shairs, ) roasonable. A. Evaus, 1208 Dodgo sbr 1w VR TAG, I8 dosy nob taint the breath rodeomed ab 0ue ceate ach by tho dealers. P Bios , Agents. [ hortést notice snd satisfaction guatanteed by Dy PRIV, youlte slnke aud cosmpools cleaned at the A P. 0. B35 874