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

THE DAILY BEE- -=-SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1885, LINGOLN. Tncidents of the Day at 1he Capital of the State, Musical People Base Great Hopes on the Festival, The Session Laws at Last Come Out ~Theatricals for Children ~Personal, AT THE OAPITAL, GENERAL NOTES. Reported by The Bre's Bureau Lixcony, Neb., June 19 —The Sang- gerfest building 1s completed, and is now belng seated and decorated. Four thous- and chrirs will be placed In the bullding, besides many other seats. Tho recent raln fully tested the roof and it proved water- proof. There is no doubt this will be grandest musical festival ever held in the northwest, The grand mixed ckerus will conslat of several hundred tralned musi- cal voloes, and will be well worth 'the effort and expense it takes to hear it. The badges for the different societies have aarlved {and will be] presented to the organizations upon their arrival Tuesday. Several fine arches will be erected and it Is hoped the business men will take sufficlent Interest to likerally decorate thetr bulldings that the visitors will feel that they are not only wel- comed by the societles here but by the business interests of this enter- prising clty, remembering that upon thls oocasion the place wlll, to a great extent, represent Its grand commonwealth. t is currently reported that no money was appropriated out of any funds with which to pay the veterlnary surgeon, the new officer which the law created. The governor has declded to create no sur- geon. Truly loyal and brave democrats here are stlll hopeful that the government wheel of fortune may drop an office in ithelr lap, though they are not especlally enocouraged, as there do not seem to have been many offenclve partisans in this statate under President Arthar. J. J. Koun has drawn the plans for an -elegant resldence for Major Owen, the erection of which will begin in a few days. “‘Protty Bobby Shafto,” which is to be played here on Mondsy evening, was written by Mrs. H. D. Pltman and ar- ranged by Pref. Jacob A. Mahler, who has charge of the play here. It is espe- oially for children, 1s in two acts, com- prised of original dances, ballets and tableaux. It is quite new, ita first rep- resentatlon belng In Pickwick theatre at 8t. Louls on the 224 of May, 1885, and was favorably received. It was produced here once before to a crowded house. The costumes ave all new and were made In Bt Louis. la addition to the cast heroe given, about filty children from the kindergarten achool will take part. The following is the principal castand portion of the progeamme: Bobby Shafio, Mles Fay Marshall; Nids, sailor’s laes, Miss Rachael Brock; Gipsy (ueen, Jose- phine Lottridge; Meney, Eleanor Ray- mond; Mother Goose, Helen Jones. Minule Gaylord will slng ¢ Climbing Up the Golden Statra,” *‘ Peek-a-boo,” and the see-saw waltz; Bertie Burr—3ong and dance, eallor’s hornp!pe, sond and dance; Bertie Burr—La Favorite; Grace Burr— La Pas_Senl; Rachael Brosk—OChinese dance; Oliver and Harry Lansing— high- land fling; about twenty-five other chil- dren under the Immediate instruction of the professor will take patt, in addition to the kindergarten school. The secretary of state has presented the Bek's correspondent with s cowy of the seeaton laws of 1885. 1tis full sheep binding, of 472 pages, It is a well printed volume and a credit to the state printer. The cost to the state is 65 conts por volume, and the total issue ia 4,000 volames, Now that the attorney-gineral has in- terviewed the chief sinner among the delinquents to the state on the insane tax—the Douglas county commlssioners— the smaller delinquents had better take notice, and govern themselves accord- ingly, and as the attorney-general cer- tainly means to collect” that tax 1t would be well if they have any doubt aboat the law to refer to Nebraska Re- porte, 16th volume, pages 123 and 136, Burlington & Missour! railroad ve. Saunders couaty, and Burlington & Miesouri railcond va. Cass coanty. The no'ice about the secretaries of the railroad commission going t> Spirlt Lake rather headed the boys off, and a portion of them have returned to Lincoli pre- d to do business. The attorney general is the orator of the day at the grand lodge of free and acospted masons at Omaha next week. The Hon. 8. J. Alexauder starts for Omaha this morning to change the da of the appearance of Bobby Shanto Monday, June 29, The secretary of state starts for Chi. osgo this morning on a business trip, Among the days prominent arrivals were ‘Willlam P, Helling, Aurora; Lieutenant-Governor Shedd, Ashland ; F. G. Simmons, A, O, Albright, Seward; C. M. Bader, Orete; J. M, Plamb, York; F. Hazel- tine, Milford; J. B. Skinner, Hardy; B.0. ouch, Charles Oouch, Carles Metz, Ed N. Cook, C. H. Bernard, Omaha; Joseph Peabody, Fatrmont; F. T, Ran- som, Nebraska Oity; D, Farrell, Hong Kong, Chins; Robert R, Day, Des Moines; J. J. Nelson, David Oity. BAILWAY MATTERS. 0 Sale of the Hestings & Grand. Island for $251,000—~Other Notes of Interest, The H astings & Grand Islandbranch of rhe St, Joreph & Western roilroad was sold yesterday in this city, by the master in chauncery, Mr. J. N, Strlchler, of Topeka, and brought the sum of $251,- 000. The line !s but twenty-five miles long, and had been appraised at §15,000 per mile, About 10 o'clock yesterday mornng a small ocollectlon of calm and dignified looklrg geatlemen sicod around the north entrance to the postof- fice, and when Mer, Strickler avnounced that he offerd the property in question for sale, there was just one bld made and that bld came imm: purchiating commitlee, tent out from New York by the stockholders to take It lo. This comwmittes consisted of Messrs, Fraucis K, Pevdlston, James H, Benedic', and Isase H, Browale, the lat: ter gentleman belng from Boston. Thete same gentlomen also bid In the St. Jos- eph & Western road at Topeka about ten days ago, thus closing out what has long been an sggravated subject of litigation and tronble, The property now will be transferred to on entirely new organization named the Grand Island & Merysville company, with directora for the ensning year as followi James H. Benedict, Franols K. Pen- dleton, 8. L. Parlsh, and C. B, Benedlet, of New York; George W. Hall, J. W. Griffith, and Thomas M. Orr, of Omaha. They are to meet at New York on the 22d Instant and thers elect the officers. The sale was made to satlsfy a mort- gage or deed of trust for $375,000 held against the road by Jay Gould and Amos H. Oarlif. Of the purchase amount only £3,336.40 was pald Into the court and this was ordered to be divided In the followlng fands: Appraiser’s foes, Advertising. Clerk of court.... Solicitor of complai Special master’s fees. . The amounts of deficiency due are follows: Principal due by decree. . Interest on same to date. penses have n p the sum remaining is to be applied towards llquidating the bonded indebtedness of the road. It is understood that under its new management the rosd fs to be operated in connection with the Unlon Pacifio. The North Platte Telegraph gives J. H. McConnell, who comes to Omaha as master mechaoic for the Nebraska dlvi- sion of the Union Pacific road, a very nice send off, and among other things says: Thirteen years ago last Friday Mr. McConnell arzived in North Platte, and four days later he recelved h's appoint- ment a3 master mechsnic of the Unlon Paclfic shops here. Though small as compared with their present extent, the shops then werethe biggest part of North Platte. To-day the shops are the second In extent on the line of the road and the first In economy of doing work, and North Platte 1s grown into & olly mo fair that Mr. Me. Connell regrots very much to leave it. In the growth of our clty, his Inflaence has been as potentas In the growth of the shopr. Always on hand, with a finger In every ple, “Little Joe,” as many like to call him, has been a power in North Plavte. The Telegraph regrots .o see him go, and never In the history of the shops was there a timo when more of the men in his employ would joln in this regret than now. The general manager's private car, of the Burlington & Missourl in Nebraska, was sent to Chicago last evening after Mr. Hoadley. P. H. Johnson, passenger agant at the Burliogton & Missourl depot, went to Davenport yestordsy after the Danlsh paper, which he will mova to this city. PERSONAL, George . Ford, of Kearney, is at the Paxton, J. 8. McClary and H. C, Brown, of Nor folk, are at the Paxton, Thomas Armstrong, of Lincoln, is among yesterday's arrivals at the Paxton. Chas. H. Godfrey, Tremont, H, W. Cole, Lawrence, Kus,, W, G, Templeton, Culbert- 8on, are at the Arcade. A. T, Large, jr., left for San Diego, Cal,, last night. Mr, Large expects to make his future home on the coast, Thomas Doan ad his two daughters, Misses Frankie and Carolina, en route to Portland from Boston, were guests at the Paxton yes- terday. H. D. Jones, of the Metropolitan hotel, accompanied by his wife, left yesterday for Portland, Maine, to atiend the G. A. R. national encampment. D. 8. M. Fretwell, the auctioneer, who used to show thored flag on Douglas street last year, has returned to the city, and his gentle Voice is liable to be again heard in theland. J. M. Greavy, Bancroft, Neb; J. M, Purnbam and wife, Wymore; T. Gregory, Denver, Col.; J, H, Travers, Chicago; Miss C. B, Olsen, Miss L, Freeman,C, P. Phillips, Silver City; Charles Philpot, |Weeping Water; ¥, Restert and wife, A, J. Goodbin and wife, Maryaville, Kas.; J, N. Robinson, Milwaukes; J, I Condo, Doccosin, Ill; O, F. Zoder, Cincinnati; J. T. Anderson, Albion; B. T, Morehouse, Cooper: M. J, Hughes, West Point; Miss ora Lillie, Te- kamah; are at the Canfield, At the Metropolitav; C. E, Porterfield, Fremont; James Chase, Lincoln; W, G. Mc Pherson, Schuyler; O. H. Simpson, Platts- mouth; % Wartman, wife and two children, Crete; Andy Floming, Lincoln; H, H. Woods, Schuyler; A. L. Larson, Stromsburg; J.B. Skinner, Hardy, Neb; R. R, Day, Des Moines; Alex. Jobnson and family, Sull- water, Minn,; H. Sifloy, H. S, Warner, ¥, E. Bluett, Chicago; L. Sullivan, Council Bluffs; J. Boggs, Willlamsport; S, B, Dewey, Cin- cinnati; ¥ W, Wood, Dayton, O.; John Wilson, Ottumws, Ia; Mrs, J, Blackbura, St. George Utha; and J. A, Rutherford and son, of New York, e — The Weather, ‘WaASHINGTON, June 19,—The upper Mississ. ippl valley: Local rains, generally followed by fair weather, slightly wormer, southwest winds, falling barometer, The Missouri valley: Fair weather, station- ary barometer, —— —Catherine Carmichael will answer to his honor, Judge Stenberg, this morniag for hav- ing maliciously asssulted and beaten Loulsa Kinsley. 3 TUTT’S LLS 25 YEARS IN USE. Che Greatest Triumph of the Age SYMPTOMS OF A D LIVER. contiv to such cases, on ‘hange of feelin g astoastonish the sufferer They Imerease the Appetite,and cause the 'l , thus the system |/ bl nd by tacir onio Action on 18 are Ro%rianad:, Wlar 810 nr«dnm ! ‘l:l‘urr St . rUTTS HAIR DYE GRAY HAIR or WHISKERS changed to GLOSSY BLACK by & single application of this DYe. It imparts 8 natural color, act: Instantaneously. Sold by Druggisis, o1 Aent by express on receipt of §1. #fMioe, 44 Murray St.. Now York THE COLERIDGE CRIMINALS. 8 A Targe Bach of Them Arrested and Bons, Placed Under e Active Work of Detective J, J, Neligh and his Men, of the Western that Outrage is Rovenged, Association, to see The Colerldge postoffice outrage, that attracted so much attentlon three or four weeks ago, is still ono of the greatest sensations in Nebraska, The rioters, who at that time were directly connacted with an attack made upou Me. Pollack, the postmasicr, are now in a fair way to pay a penalty that justice will demand of them, To glve the particulars, the Cedar County Nonparlel, of recont date, 88, We have been aware of the fact that for weeks Chlef J. J. Neligh, of the Western detective agency, of Omaha, with from two to six able asslstants, have been cirefally working over every inch of the ground. They have worked as only shrewd detectives know how to work, and they have accumulated ‘‘bush- ela” of evidence very bad for all who par- tlcipated in the riot, There are some {mplicated whom we wish were not, and we believe they were drawn into it through misunderstanding and misrepre— tontations Last Sunday night a cyclone struck the town of Coleridge and demolished con: siderable property, and the people had ecarcely got throngh trembling when on Monday afternoon just before train time a tornado in the ®hape of the Western detective agency, togather with Sherlff Asbre and Constable Wallace of thls place, swapt down on the town and gob- Dled i J. B, Martin, Henry Martln, Sr., Fred Gurney, Howard Bailey, Willlam Thorp, John Albright, James Bushfield and H. E. Goodrich on the charge of rlot, and Jobn Briedenbaugh, George Hutton, Tom McCoy, Fred Frerichs, Jeff Kirk, Doc Martin, Henry Martin, Sr., and Henry Mart'n, Jr., onthe charge of asssult with intent to kill. They were brought to Hartington on the evening train and glven a hearing before Judge Nissen. Those arrested for rlot were bound over till the 9¢h of July in bonds of $100 each; those arrested on the charge of assault with intent to kill wera bound over till the 9th of July in bonds af $260 each. 1t is to be remembered that our last grand jury found indlctments against saveral of these purties, and three indiet- ments sganst Bridenbaugh, and that Bridenbaugh is under an indictment in the United States court at Omaha. One evening in May this John Briden- baugh, followed by agang of toughs, made a bold and audacious attack on the postoflice bullding, when Mr. Pollock, accompanied by his wife and a gentleman friend who was vieiting them from the east, broke all the windows out of 1t and fired several shots, Their lawless act created the wildest excitement, and everybody expected hourly to hear of a cold-blooded and diabolical murder be- ing committed In their midst. A few days after the outbreak Bridenbaugh was arrested, brought to Omaha, indicted and put under $5,000 bonds for his appear- ance at the next term of the United States district court, Commenting on the outrage and Its effects in Cedar county, the Nonpareil further remarks: The Coleridge rlot business still drags along, and while we immagine sll were sorry that they were mixed up in It we opine that many will find that their troubles have but just begun. This thing of having riots in a country like this, where the people are supposed to be at leest half way clvilized, should not and will not be condoned by anyone having tho loast regard for our laws or the wel- fare of our country. As we have before published in these columns the whole trouble arises from the fact that a clique wanted one of its gang to have the postoftice and 1o splte of their sculduggery could not oust from the po- sition & man whom they hated simply because they could not run Lkim, ana who proposed to paddle his own canos to suit himself, regardless of the dicta- tlonof a worthless clique. We have held from the start that no matter If every staiement made by Mr. Pollock in bis communication to this paper were untrue, and that if all tho in- ternal falsehoods his enomies bave told about him were true, there was 10 occa- slon for the gathering of a mob and a riot. Mr. Pollock is responeible at law. Bridenbaugh clalms to be an attorney, and he, above all others, should not have been mixed up in an affalr of that kind. Hispropermodecf redrees was thronghthe courts—if the charges madb agalnst him by Mr. Pollcck were false; If they were true, he should have kept quiet. Bat no, mob law was resorted to, and as we have said before, there will be some mighty tall sweering before the matter is ended. ‘Woe believe there has been some already, and the tallest is yet to come. We are reliably Informed that Mr. Neligh, of the Western detective agency, will keep men engaged in working up evidence against the Colerldge rloters. The county at present is ‘‘lousy” with them and they propose pushing thinge, Mr, Nelighand Mr. Diogman, of tha force, have made our office seyeral pleasant visits In the past week. Both are gentlemen snd goodfellows and while we would like to see them often, we hope Cedar county will keep so stralght here- after that thelr services will not often be called for here. Several of the de- tectives will stay %in the county, and more will come dorlng the trial, Detective Neligh and four of hls men retorned home yesterday and he said to a reporter for Bee last night that nothing will be left undone to thoroughly right every particle of wrong that 'hu been committed at Coleridge, BEAT 10 0'CLOCK MONDAY. The United States Inter-State Com- merce Investigating Committee Will Arrive BSunday Evening. Senator Manderson received a tele- gram laet evening from Sepator Cullum, who is In charge of the United States senate Inter state commerce investigation committee, ssylng that they will arrive here Bunday night, and at 10 o'clock Monday mornlng commence taklng at Monday morning commcnce taking test!- mony at the Paxtom hotel. Senator Oullum sent his message from Des Molnes, Iowa, where the committee s at now, and stated that they leave there for this olty Sundsy morning, —— =X warrant was issued from police court yesterday for the arrest of Charles Oder, who is charged with strikiog aud assaulting his wmother, y —Charles Weightman, the man who W, H, Irey was after so determidly Thursday, charging him of having obtained money under false pretenses was arrested yesterday and taken to police court. The matter was fiaally compromised and Weightman was reo'eased, —Charles Schmidt and J, Willis were each fined 81 and costs yesterday for disturbing the pesce by fighting. T e — ESTTOUR GAKING POWDER T0-DAT: Brands advertised as absolately prre CONTAIN AMMONIA. 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Regular four year courses in Civil Mechanical,Min- fog and Flectri sl Eogineering, Architectuc, Chem- istry, Poysics, Natural istory, etc. Students are +100 amitted o partial or special courses Next school year begins Sept. 5, 1885, Entrance exsmina- tlons Junc 4 and 5, at 8 a. w. Apply to Prof. Howland, Board cf Education rooms City Hail, Chi- JAMES P, MUSROK, Secretary . )TICES. Ta cago. FRANCIS A, WALK SPECIAL ONEY 10 LOAR 1n vame of $000 and apward. YL 0. F, Davis and Co., Real Estate and Toan Agonts, 1605 Faroam 4. 104 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Rood & Oo's. Loan offioe ML on turniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personsl Sroperty of all kifids and all othe rarticles of valte, withont remcval. Over 1s¢ National Bank,corner 18th wnd Farnam. Al busincss trictly confidontial #9 WANTED FEMALE HELP. VA7 ~Dining room girl 1803 Capitol ave. o VWAnmo—A gl to do general houte work in small family. Apply to rcom 11, Miliard hotel 4092 Wismo-Ag dress; refer and 8t, Mary's ave V bo good ¢ s required. Mrs. 7ANTED=A girl in tmall family 1008 Farnam, 40219 “'A\'wr A good gir! 1617 Harney. VAV AXTED—A competent girl a8 424 N. 17th siroct -t ‘/\'A\VPH -Good eirls for hotels, private familles; kiteten and laundry work. Gall at Omaha B ployment Burean, 110 Farnam 6t 471t 'wo dining room gi ostaurant, 522 10th 7ANTRI Streo once, at_16th '806-10p 7 Axtmo-—Towo good girls at the Occidontal, 18-t TANTED - Nurse girl. Apply ) . Howard, Canfield House. 261-41 VW iixteo--Nurse giel who lives in the city to come in_daytimo and tuke caro of infant. Apply 110 South 24tk St. 24011 ANTED—Grl at 1640 Sherman avenue. 16911 J. M. Counsman, V 7AXTED ~Threo cxperienced women cany £0 per day, guaranteec; room 7, Redick b's 870-¢! 7 ANTRD—First-class dining room girl ab the Mot~ ropolitan hotel; none otner noed apply. §24-t1 WANTED MALE HELP. 7ANTED —Agenta to sell books and_albume, latoet style on installments: salary or commiasion Address or call afternoon, 302 North 13th 8t.,Omaha. 410:25p 405-10p VY AxTro—A barber 609 north 16th St. TANTED—Live agents to work Life and Accident Proportion | cral Agents, Kansas C.t; ! ) VW irise for a strong New York company in overy town In Nebraska and Iown Geod _cominls- sion'to workers Address E . Wileex & Co., Gen- ¥, Mo, 276! akers wanted., Fiemont, Neb. Inquire of Geo, B. 830-jly 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—By A responsiblo colored man, situation in private family to take care of horses and make himscl! generally useful. Address “‘Delver” Boe office. 410-10p 7ANTRD —A position as house kosper or nurse Taquire corner Gran snd Pler, Patrick's add, 836-50p VW Ao <Situation in erocery as delivory clerk; 11 ve s experionce; good references. ~ Adresy fA. B.” Boe office. 82:19, 'ANTED —Situation; middle aged man, anything rosss MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 7 ANTED—Immediately, 50 teams for new work; applp at 1012 Harney streat; F. &Co, ASTED—A. first clags fresh young milch cow, not over 4 years old; givo breeding and price, ‘lock Box 517, Omaha. 210t ANTRD. will p WV 43men--Sound reliable horse welghing 9t01bs Ap ¥ly 89 Cent ttore, 8881 W buy a houee of 6 or 7 rooms with lot; cash, Address “G. C." Beo oftice. 303-24p) VW A35reo—25 boardors at £8.76 per weok, at Lindo Hou:c, 210 South 10th St. K. H, Dow, Prop. 830-20p \OR RrxT—Farnished and untarnished rooms at 1510 Havney St. 167- OR REST - Contrally 623 south 15th & 'oR REST - For manuteo uring paroosos ot hall, \rge room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 8. 14th st., enquire at 14096 . Simvson, R REST—Lar . e I hundsomels farnished cool room modern eonveniosoe, with exoellent board for two gentlemen; al%o tablo bowrd, 1718 Doden 0374t JFon e Boom with boued uitabie for o k located farnished rooms at 125-41 0% RRNT—Furnishe ! Iargo front room with alcove grate bath, cto., 1718 Unsa street 94041 tront room on first floor with or uiro at 1001 Farnam St 67t ROCHS - With bonrd,destrable tor suramer, Apply (LAt 84 Chatles Hotel. 88811 N OR RRNT—TAr, with board; OR RENT—Sevora fine offices In Croun Blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 10 Crounse W FORSALE—FARMo {YOR 8ALE ~We offer four choice farms In Case Co., sevoral hundrod ncres cultivation, fiaely waterod with living brook beautiful groves of native timbor, stock In wi ring orchard The whole fn ane body, this i3 one of farms In the s ate. Joins South Bond on B,& I, R S2)peracro ¢, 1 Mayno & Co. 16th and Far- nam stroet, Omaha Neb. 8601 {JOR SAL® 160 acre farm York Co., Neb. W, W, Battls, Yerk Nob. 3731y 16p Washington Co.; go00d buildings wod. Edward R~Good farm 380 aores caltivated orchard; running wator; all Co., toom 19 JOR SALR —84 fo with house, §2, 1 Cuming bo'ween 10th snd £0th Bedford & Soucr. 680-t1 A 630 acro staok and gealn far o, a1l ; fonr hours' rid, ; moven miles from tho olty of the rest in pasture; board through pasture; house with ten_ rooms; will be uild ace, running stream {0 sALe - (No 98) elogant rosldencs property on Cas street, § rooms, *ath; all modern impro e menta; all hard fi ot and cold water; farnas grater] clec'ria Apparatiess; sower connectons & o, new house, south fror t 6,600, S, W. 15th and Faroam Honso an Houso and ot on Dieie i Houso and Yot nesr 33d and Leaven'th, §1,000, Houso and corner Tot In Prospect Place, §1,000 o Ffteen lots near Leavenwo:th and Park AY. esch ) Han oo Place lots, $900. art and 1.0 ve Ave, ees from §7,50 10 $26.00. 2 178.10 JOR, 2aux ~On south 221 st ane & room aad one & room oottage, barn, wall, cls'orn, &, on samo lot, reat for §35 perin » enly 83,100, w separatoly. Pottors 1515 Farnam St suld woll 050 11 JRox sum A tllsornce Tot, twa bocks west of rod oar lino ~§550. This 18 positively & bargaln. 3. B Riley & Co., 116 €. 13th 8t. ;22 8t, near Graos, §300. 50x140, south front, 4 blocks 350 0ach; Dargine. J. . Kiloy & t. Tvolot on GeorgIn sv,Redlok , no geading, ne , T6X140 -8 lo—Ten lots on Cuming st., and nine on four blocks from military bridge. J. E. Ri- &Co, 215 § 15th st r Salo—K'ghteon lots on Vinton st 13t 10 blook E. Ril y 5 216 13th ¢t ' Wo dosfre to eay to our patrons thit ln tha above 1ist we oan give oo of #afo and prafits bls vestment. We aleo have property in quatter of the city worthy of invet J. B NILEY & CO,, V) P.0rreR FoR 8aLs—Enst halt of block 3 adidy 600 fovt front, two acro 1 Omaha, full viow of city » nd Blufls, 65 foot ecch, will soll Balt or all. Lots 44 and 6 eoll half of eft 9th and Cento Lo 5, blook ¥, o aking 10 lots Nalson'sadd , 8700 each or will Tots 60x145 Kouctz's 2d add. near 100 oach. ‘s 4th add, bolng store on 10th sty full lot 2,900, also It 0 aame block $1,350 Two lots In 8 uth Omaha, by Goodman's, with hause, orchiard, cisters, and wall, all $100. 16 hive acro lots in Vineland, 5 miles nosth city timits overlooking city and Blufls, 835 por acre. cheapif gold immediately; on rerms to’ snis. For further partlculars Inquire of Geo. C. Grodiroy, Fie mont, Neb. 8 FOR SALE-~HOUSES—LOTS, o saue—ight lots left in Polham place, two Llocks from stroot oars; these are very nice Iots; fine view, Will sell at $400'to 8500 each, on monthy poyments. O, E. Mayne & Co,, 8. W.' corner 15th and Farnam., 272.98 0R saLE—Untll July 1st; we will continue to sell Farnam etrect lota In Highland place, at 8650, Gerome Park lots $376 to 8420. Ballou Broa., 317 South 15:h St. 80750 cr, to those seeking lots for desirab’c homess or a'place to invest in for futute rise— The property on West Farnam and Dodge strocts, tong held ty Hon. A. 8. Pad salo. * The two additions, Higbland Place and Jerono Park, which lie fmmediately west of too business portian of the citv, covers the property now cffered by ui. Lo's in these valusblo additions are offered ab from 375 £0 5700, with small payment down and tal b1 time and'at moderate rate of intersst. The unders'gned will be plosted toshow this prop: erly t>any one wishing t> purchase, or will give in- ormation by mail to all inquirer:, A, SAUNDERS & C0., W. A GARDNER, 1404 Farnam Street. 88otf RO 460 foct on Farnam nowr oth; also lota In Highland Placs and Jerome Park, on eary terme. Tuttle & Alieon, 211 south 18¢h st. 319.jly 15 dock, {8 now offerc] for [{'0R 8ALE—Four lota on Georgla in Hanscom plice, good locatisn; will sell in a body or sepa- rately at’ wbargaln. Terms tosuit Addroes *C A” Reo offi 0. 120- ots 10 and 11, block 19, Hanscom plao sightly, £1,200 for both. Halt ore 130 fact front block b, Park place, with house, barn, well, snd cistern. Corner, 2 lots in Hawtborne on Cass st, 000 for both ete eto. Call and see us, Dexter L, Thomas & Bro. Estate; Room 8 Creighton block. b very , Real 78-tt Ok SALR—Lots n Hillsldo ‘add cheanest and best nside lots in tho clty, §760 to 8950 exclusive agents Potter & Cobb. K or sALE cireAr —Good family horss;drives doublo or singlo, and is also good under saddle. Apply %0 G. Bell, North West coraer 20th and Cass. 34410 —By O. F, Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam St House and lot on south Eighteenth 8t., 81,000. « s w e T Myentieth 81,400, th 8, §2,200. 2houces “ Dodge near 2t $ 8 ots In Hanscom Place, each, Houee and lot on Park avenu. @6 Davengort St *f gouth 13th 4,000, 16,000 acees of land in Boono county, 87 to §10 20,000 i ‘ Stanton * &7 to $12. Land in Madison, Wayne, Platte aud Hall counties on casy termr. Monoy oaned on long time, 84,000 $12'000, 8 2,000, 696.t1 R AL ~Threo cholcest lota tn Hansoom place. 654-t1 Potter & Cobb. ARION PLACR—6 go0d lots in this addition with- torms. in8 blocks of street cars, can be had on_easy W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank, 827-t! BUSINESS CHANOES. oR saLE—Full 1ot on 18th street, threo caitegos on lot, 3 clsterns, well cto., would rent for §60 er mon'h; if sold in 80 days 5,250, Potter & 285.24 obb, 1516 Farnam strcet, —Cheap Tots on 2st eireet in Millard o, east front, ouly $1,200. Potter and Cobb, -10 Puegms cuanen- A good sloeman with 8 fow & few hundred dollire desires an opening in some businues where small capital conld be used to ad vantage, Address N. C. N., Bze offics, 418-20p ablihed bakery In g0od loca- F."” Beo offico, 305.24p. 0R 5L —A wol tion. Address 1516 Farnam St. ()N South 10th strect, corner lot €6x140 fec’, east front; 7 room hounee, barn. sll improvements, shrubery’cto., for §2,50)." Must be soid. W. H Green, over 1st Nat'l Baok. 234-t1 an KALE ~Large house, newly built, 9 rooms, all modern improvements with 4 lot, at 1716 Cass st ; inquire a¢ premises. 1281 ANTED—Two horses to board, and Webster, , 8. E. corcer 20th 365- 199 ANTED—A couple of nice yonrg men a3 boarcors i oeivats eass; boss of eefuronon maqmoe “M, P.” Beo office. 846 18p o¥ baby eighteen months old; & gocd party can ve. (Parents dead.) “C. 0.” Bee office. 325-22p ANTED—To buy sn established retall groc. commission bus'ness in Omaha, Adaress * Lock box 29, Brownsyillo Neb. 529-10p Y/ Axmeo—8 unturnished rooms sultablo for hght house keeping 1a a private house by a man and Address “T B G.” Ree office. wite, 130-17p. GRNTWANTED, Address St. Louis Electrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cuts and terms of the candle powor Marsh Eleotric Lamp, 811-jly12 ANTED—Every ady n noed of a sewing ms. chine, to see tho new Improved American No. P, E. Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th, 830 FOR o« ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, Cottag e 5 rooms, closets, wll, cistern; aworth, near 224, 'Apply 813 South 20th 416.20)) j OR KE Lea street. o nENT-July 16,0100 6 Foom co*tagewith barn cx- ecllcnt inoation, §25 per month. - D. 11 o rio, Water Works office, 1613 Farnam St. 87118 QoRRENT—A new convenient 0 room house on Caldwoll streo’, one block West of Saunders St. Apply ab 1867 Tzard St 260-10p om RENT—New four roomed cottage, full 1ot near strect car, at €16, Dallou Bros., 517 § 15th St. 898-18 VoR kENT—House of five roowms, well and cstern. Inquire of Dr. Paul, Dentlst, Williams Block 34619 TR0k ket From July 1st, reshdence 8 W. corner i9th and California ttreéts, A. 8. VanKuran, U, P, Headquarters, 332-20p Mo RENT—Cottage rooms and houso rooma. 881 J Phipps Roe, 1612 8, bth 8. ot AU adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the frst insertion, and 7 conts per line for each subse: quent insertion: No advertisement il be inserted for less than 25 centa or the first time: These advertisements will ve inserted in both Morn- ng and Evening Editions, representing a ciroula- tiom of over Eight Thowsand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, PO lioanc 4500 ko #100 oo ond realeeate soourity. 284 W, G, SHRIVER, opposite P, O, 10 LOAN—On real estate in sums of $50 and ards, to any smount, Omaba Finanolal Exchange, 1608 Farnam St Money to loan—On collatera's in sums of $25 and upwards, o avy amouat. ~ Ocaiis. Flusucial Ex- , 1508 Farnam! ‘Money to 1oan~On chattels 1n sums of $6 snd u at l;' rates. Omaha Finan wards t0 any amount, securities of avy kind, in Finan Exchange, 1608 Faroam 5t Moey (0 loan—0On cial Exchange, 1508 2204t any amount, at the (‘)lmhnl'o‘d Farnam u) Momm{.:ln-um of $200 an first-clase real ostato socurity, 1616 Faroam st.. MCZEY Toloan oo chattols, Woolley & Harrlson, b 20, Omaba Natlonal bsnk bullding ONWY | MONRY chattel security by W. K. Croft, room 4, With vell bullding, N. E, corner 16tn and Harney ' After of experlence and a careful study of the bus! money on personal property, I have pers system whereny the publicity usual in such cases 1s done away with,and I sm now {u & position to meet the demauds of ail »ho become tomporarialy embarrassed and desire to raise m. yandin & quiet mauner. House ers, profeselonal gentlemen, mechanics and o this city can obtain advences from 810 to §1,000 op such security as household toroiture, plancs, ma- chinery, borses, wagons, warehouse recelpts, secur. { hand, ete., without removing same from owners residence or place of business. One of the advantages Ioffer s that an of any los can be 'y time whicl uce the interest pro rate and all loans revewed at the origioal rater of foterest. 1 have no brokers in connecticn with @y oftice, but personally superintend all my losne, Lhave private offices conneoted with my general oftioo e0 tomers do not come in contact with cach, other, cansgguently wakiog wl trauactiors strictly puvate. R.Croft, room 4, Withnell hullding, N. K. cor. 15th snd Haraey, 637-j-'4 M TO LOAN—Ou real ostate sud ohattels D, L. Thomas. 87 M Loaned on ohattels, cut sats, R. I opoughtand sold, A, Formao, 218 m;glg:‘m oxKY 11! Money to Loan~-On F [0 RENT—Threostory brick #toro bullaing; en- quirc of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounso Block. 881t ROOMS FOR RENT. Fer RENT—TwO upfurnished rooms 1619 Farnam. 40181, vt~ Largo nlcoly furnished front room; do htful location; fine view. Inquire 728 iSth. South 5. Mary's ave. 406-20p [on mvr=Nomly furnished front room fox gontle- ‘man and wife, or two genticmen. Dr Sprague, corner 17th and Uspitol ave. 408.:26p \om RENT—A haudgomely furnished room, bath Toom; 1720 Capitel ave 200-3 OR 8ALE—A choice Job in Hanscom Placo on Georgia Avenue; will sell at a bargain on torm tosuit; addreas D. C. A., Bee office. 120t JoR pasn=Fivo lots £xi50; togethor on Leasen- worth streot; beautitul iocation, $1,000 One- fourth cash, balaxcs on long time, cady torms, Cralle & Jones. 210t Jor saLz—Forty lots for sa'e on Burt and Cumings between 20th and 81t cheap, laslde property edford & Souer. 70140 JFoR ieasu—Bost unocsupiad ground n the _ty for warehouse houso, 87 feet front on Leavenworth , north bet 10th and 11th,will lease for 99 years. ford & Souer, 065 Bed- -t FOR SALE MISOELLANE(;US. A MvAvs on hand at a bargain, No 1 socond hand carrlage phacton and side bar buggies; also um- Drollas and sunehades, s 1403-1411 Dodge St. 4 80-t OR 8ALK—A micely matched team 6 and 6 years old, sound and reliatle; weigh about 950 ibs & Good gt of light douvlo harness and ood ‘Apply to Juhn P. use furmitare at Baitly, Park, g 70 5ALE—Ope of the Lest es'ablished cash grocery business; will take city property o ex hange., Address “Grocer” care this oflize. 306-41 {0k 8aLE ~At Mojer Croft's St-ck yards, s car Toad of fine graded cows with young calves, Or lors taken for graded and fall blooded young bulla and heifers, 213-15p Jon sALK—Dersey cows at auction. 18 head. High class and registerd Jersey cows will bo sold at suction, Wedveday, July 1, 18%, at 2 o'clock, with- out limit orby bid 'Having concluded to sell my entlio berd of 18 cowe, and give my whole attention 1o breeding high bred native stock snd shetland po- nies, 1y wy cause for selling, Terms cash N I, D, Solomon, Spring Valley Stock farm, Omahs, Neb, 282-July 1 o s Valuablo Chickering grand placo noarly now and littlo-used, at largo dissount at 1710 Coey strort, REAL ESTATE, OR RENT—D room house and good ba ¢ line,942 per month. For rent—11 room bouse and large barn on 1edJine, $50 per month, 88,00 —22x52, on Dodge; and briok bullding, Lot 44x120 aad 8 story brick block on Dodge St. ,at 16th to lease for & term of years, Farosm, cn green heap, good trade and will SEF Bdhrs, Willims blook, 1o and Do ge B 407-41 F;l‘ Rax1—8 nloo farnished roomsat 805 Harney " 5e 412.95p B RENT—June 26th, $wo connected rooms with board; front room, south-east. 1914 Webster. 857-Jly 18p & muxt—Elogantly nowly farolshed rooms, a3 aud bath room, 245 Dodge 8t. MUl 'Fo. RANT—Two clegant offices In Busbmans' 304-t4 W. M. Bushmal % RENT—-Large furnished room suitable for two gentlemen, 1817 Chicago Bt. 36119p Fn s Dlcely furalshed room &t 606 north 17th 76 10p '0R RENT—2 unfurnished front rooms at 1612 Doug: las street, up-stalra, 876:t1 o, 2or—Elegsat sewly turalshed roomwith bosrd, 1616 Capitol svenue, bath room, gae; no bills to climb; fixst-clase dsy board §6 per week. b _850-22p F 174 & on_meNT—Fura'shed prrior, dinlng room ight houre keoping, bay window, briv; 603 % e Purntahod room 1818 Jackson, 8i6.22p b sh6-tt Fon ReNT—Fur ished front room 1300 Capitol ave. 2140p for N, 7\0R REXT—Desk room, in & nicely furnished office. Trquire rcom 18, Ceeighton block, 26020 o8 purHandsomely furaiated rooms sullatle for gentleman aud wife or two gentlomen at 2909 Dodgost. 101-19p Fm axT—Furnished room 1617 Chicago 8t 220-41 ok RENT—One large f every convenience, K kNT —Furnisid Fo0as, 1810 Lodge strect. J O nt aloove, roomw, gat, and Faroam 3t. 10841 Jronasia-—Ouolos lote In Paulsen's sild., on street carline, on easy terma for partios prove. 2 ten acrelots, 2 1-2 miles from city, $126 per acre. 10 acres adjoiuing fort, $3 cre lotia New Brooklyn, 11-2 miles fesm city, cres 112 miles from fort, 8600, 80 acres ¢ miles from city, well improved, $4,800. 110 acre improved farm, good orchard, bearing, 2 iles from city, $46 per acre, s on Bataders st., well improved, bearing or- chard, $8,000. 8,600 acres, mestly cultivated Iand, fine heyland with tame grass, timber, good pasture, 10 miles fence two tensot hoases, two wiles from River Sloux station in Harrison and Menona county, lows, §26 per acre. Bost etook farm in lows. 2,000 acres wild Iand la Central, Western Neb., fromi §3 t0 §7.50 per acro on easy terme. A lsrge number of improved farms in Sarpy, Doug, 1as sud Washington Co., at low prices. An excellent (srm folaiog Beaver crossing, a thriy Init country town in Beward Co., containing 2408 cres well timbered and watered and highly improved, ,000. For rent—Dosk rooms No 1618 Faruam 8¢., aud & 0 102w house. Psulsen & Co., 1613 Farnam Bw'._’ 19 the Den- ob. with- Will rént for ono to JFon resn—A hotel and saloon known ver House, located in Fremont, in forty fect of tho U. P. tract. five years on reasonablo terms. Houso s neatly fur- nished and s the best stand in Dodge county. In- quite of Robt. Gregy or Mrs, Bridget Hanlon, Fre. mont, Neb. 1 'or sAL®~—Established ccmu iseion busines capi'al requited; good roasona for sellin dress * Commisslon” care Bee office. nir—A lawyer of soveral years prac- sylvania, and fam'liar with the bus. gton D.'C, would like to form partnership with a lawyer In tlco requires additional help en as to ability and characte D. strect, Washington, D. C. VW AT —To exchunge 860 sores good farm laad in Custer Co., Neb., for stock of general mer-' chandise. ~ For full particulers, addrees *J W I’ Iock box No 8, Wymere, Neb. 21122 {\0R 5ALE—At o bargzaln, on account of my health fafling. 1 wish to dipose of my billiard hall, It is In_the bast location in the city, nod doing & good paying business at all thmes. For foud particulars adress C. L. Herman, Platt mouth. Nob. i 985-July2p [Fn, ez wioeo i s dusirabie Tocallty, wil invoioe about §1.600 R C Patterson, N E corner 15th and Farnam 486-t1 9 SALE—Or exchnge s tull stock ot clothing boots and shoos, gont’ turnishing ¢oods, will ex - chango for Nebraska Lands, G. H.Polerson,804 8, 10th §t., Omahs, Nob. 04-1 JoR 8aLx—In Oakland Neb. first-class meat market also the furni‘ure of the 8t Paul hotel, For par- toulars, inquire or write Wiggers & Uehling, Oak Neb. 074-mis PERSONAL. DERSONAL—Mrs. E. M, and healing medius Hooror, trance olalryoyar ver 716 North 16%h St. 652-§21 R, A CHESTRRYIRLD —Msgnetic physiclan, test and developing medium, over 619 north )6 ICE CREAM. [ViiK purest, richest and best fce croam always frosh on hand; orders for private and bording houses promptly délivered, ~ Carl Schmid, £03 South 15th trech, above Farnam, 03-ly-0 "CHIROPODIS orNS—All allments of the feot, C ccemstully trent- ‘od by Dr. Barey, 1612 Dougl e, eot. Office for T92.4ly8 " BOARDING. N opuas Partor Restaurn: Board by the woek, §8.26, Moaltickets, $3.50 Singlo monls, 26 conte. 107 N. 16th street, near Dodge. LOST AND FOUND. 718-§26 rires On bay hore, wile face, welghs 1400 trom Stors & llar's browery, any fnformation s £ whoreaboute will bo suitably rowarded. - Stors & ler. 417-22 081—Dog red and white; setter. (D'ck,) Reward for inforwation leadiog to his wheresbouts Ai1oll & Cook, 1308 Farnam bt 408-t0 AKE UF o= bright bay horse, hind foet white, & star In forobesd. Owner can have the same by ing and paylng costs st Dennis O'Riglly's, ha't mile weet of Unlon Stogk yards, 0. 4 20p 087 —Beveuty five dollare In & tobacco shvi; flnder will be rewarded by returuing it to Thomas Saro at Tank Line office. 880-19 o —Taree red cow, T. Murray, MISUELLANEOUS, 7P, Park locsted 12 miles & W. on U, P. ad, laiow open 10 the publio and can bo rented 1 gathorings. Speclal ratos for +and & ven, For terme, oall or addressH. C. Schwenck Papillion, Neb. 90240 00D MARWS — PArvIon WIshIng 10 purchsss brood [Biaree for ranch purpotos ploase tall sb Howman's Civery stable, 418 8o1th 134! t Cfll LVRR T, 008 0ot glve you hearthurn, ‘Tags rodoemod a4 oue cent, each by the dealers. Peycke Bros., Agents. 853-t1 S04-t1 O #ALE -8 wtory rick block on Faram, two ,000; rents for §3,000, For salé—Faroam street property near now Court Heuse; will double in value in two yeare. For sslo— Four residence 10t on Georgis avenue, desirable propsty. Forra'e ~'lwe’ ty lota on Vinton strect, one block from end cf 18th strect car liue; this property s do sirable for residence,and is only twenty minutes ride from Parnam; will bo sold cbeap and oo easy trms For salo—Ninetesn lots on Caming and o ghteonth on Burt strects 8 blooks west of Ailitary bridge. This is excellont pec paity ko rae —Residence fot, 74 Llocks from Red Oar ve, For s le—Residence lot three blooks from Green Gor line, 8650, For sale—House aod 1ot, (house new and cost §700 near strect car line, 81 210, very chesp 51-20 J ¥ Hiley'& Co., 215 8. 18th 8t {108 BALE—1 room cotuage, we | harn ani oistern, on 1th strect 8 blocks from shops §2,500, ob easy torms. Fotter & Coby, 1516 Farnam Sk, 03341 AR DONKD HOMFATFAD —NC ¥ oW, Frsons who A ool homestoads in Wester Kanaus previods. to June 16th, 1850, and abandoned them without mal ing final prof, will learn somothing to thol ago by addressiog mo by Istterat onco, hollat d, land sttorney, Kenneth, Sneridan Co., Kan- s, 9234130 [).mx.-o.. EIkhory and Flaite, T, Murray. 800-t1 (T\EW BILVER TAG, 16 frult flavored, tags redeemed \Uat cne oenteach by the dealers, = Peycke Broa. Zonts t N O banjo glven Gellen 1116 Capitol ave. 45041 (Munw BILVER TAG, 16 (oe8 Dot taint the breath, Uredeomed at oug cext ach by the dealors. P! ros , Agcuta AR Puv\r. #1d CospoOLY OluABLY &t by notide and satistaction guaranteed by ¥. shel, . 0. Bax 814 Wiy