Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1885, Page 8

TRE DAILY EE. F (1 Morning, July 10. LOCAL BREVITIES. The proprietors of the hat stores of the city have agreed to close at 7 p. m. every night until September 1st. —Congressman Holman's special Indian in- vestigation committee, from the United States house of representatives, will be here on the 15th of this month, —Grocers are complaining because some of the higher grades of sugar as well as the low- er qualities oannot be obtained anywhere in the oity. The cause of the strange denrth of the saccharine article is unknown, —One of the worst stink holes in the clty may be found in an alley in the rear of the St. James hotel. A blind man can find it T'he nuisance is caused by the waste and slops from the Hotel Garnl and should be promptly abated. —Flla Frazier, Mag Johnson, Mary Camp- bell, Minnie Johnson and Belle Sanford, five dusky members of the demimonde were run in by the police at noon yesterday, charged with disturbance of the pea Two of them had been freely using razors. —The fire department was called to twenty- fifth and Harney streets yesterday afternoon, A. M. Clari stable was on fire, having caught from sparks in some hot ashes that a woman had emptied in the yard, Very little aamage resulted, —Mr. William M. Buchanan and Miss Dolly R, Crawford were marriod on Wednes- day evening, July 8, 1885, at the residence of Mrs, Armstrong, by the Rev. C. W, Savidge, The young couple were escorted to their now honie on Pierce street at the close of the cere- * mony. —County Superintendent Brunner yester- day appointed George Palmbeck, Daniel F. Randolph and John Bloom, three disinter- eatod appraisers, to assess the damages arising from the condemnation of one acre of ground for a school house site for school district No, 48 in Elkhorn precinct. —Hon, D, G, Hull Wednesday disposed of twenty-three important cases in the United States circuit court by decree, submission and otherwise, among which were several cases involviog the title to a number of farms in Nuckols and Thayer counties, The amount involved aggregated over one hundred thous- and dollars, —Arthur Partell, manager of the Athlotic base ball club was presanted by the members of the club Wednesday night with’a beautiful badge. The token is of handsome and costly de sign, consisting of & cross bar on which is en- oraved the recipient’s name, suspended from which are a ball and crossed bats, together witha round plate on the reverse sides of ‘which are engraved the names of the club and a base ball diamond. —W. K. Lynch was brought in from In- dianola yesterday morning charged with eelling liquor without a license, The defendant did not attempt to deny the charge, but explained that he didn’t know what he was doing. It appears that ho has been keeping beer in his house, and among some of those to whom he has dispensed his hospitality have been per- mons who for reasons of malice have brought these charges against him, alleging that if he has not sold the liquor for actual cash he has acoepted trade equivalents, The case will probably be settled without prosecution. Lynch appears to be an honest and well-in- tentioned man, ELECTRIC ELEGANCE. The Thompson-Huston Electric Light Company Open Their New Place of Business, The Thompson-Huston Electrlc Light company, owned by J. C. Regan, a gen- tleman from Dis Molnes, Iowa, opened thelr new eatablishment, which is situated on Eleventh street between Dodge street and Capltol avenue, last night, with a great flourish of brilllancy and refresh- ments. Several members of the clty council and prominent oltizens, who had been invited to witness the {lluminating event were present. The place has been supplied with machinery enough to run, at the present time one hundred and twenty lighte, each of which has In its|good glalring and darkness plercing rays the power of 2,000 common, every day, tal- low candles. To create the light made by these one hundred and twenty burners, four dynamo's, each employing a capacity of thirty lights, are required and to propel them two englnes, formiog a combined power cqual to the strength of one hundred and twenty horses have been brought Into use. Last night, however, only two of the dynamos were started and they went off like a spining top. The dynamo hes a speed of 863 revolutlons per minute and moves with great regalarlty. Capt. M. J. Fitzgerald Is at the head of the concern, its soperintendent and general manager. He sald last night that they now have twenty-five lights in operatlon, acd orders on hand to put up slxty more. e — The Weather, The weather yesterday was highly enjoyable In comparison with that of Wednesday. Early in the morning the at- mosphere was decldedly cool, and the skyclondy. As the day wore on the clouds disappeared, and the temperature gradually rose, until at 4 o’clock in the afterncon the mercory Indicated a tem- porature of 85 degrees in the shade, *What beoame of the big storm which ‘was predicted to occur here yesterday?" ked a reporter of the signal officer yes- terdsy moralng. **The storm has passed overus, To be mors expliclt, an extensive depression prevailed west and northwest of us ye torday, which moved on Omahs 1 night, and was central here antil early this morning, when it patsad on east ward where the same weather conditions now prevall as exlsted in our city yester- dey, There no danger of avy big storm fn this viciolty, at least withia the next twenly-four or forty-eight hours,” Following 1s the WEATHER ¥OI ONAHA AND VICINITY, The local sigual officer received yestorday the following bulletin from Washington: ‘WaR DEPARTMENT, Orriok CHIkr SiaNAL OFFIORR, WasHING tON, July Observer, Omaha, Neb: Indications for Omahs aud vicinity to-day: Cool and gen- erally falr weather, Hazey, e — Get Hoagland's figures on your lumber bill, whether you buy of him or not, axd you will save money. St the Omsha Lumber Co b g bullding msterlal 18th st & U - ——— RENT—Store, o'n'sining three 1207 Fornam 8t, For oors and basement, A MYSTERIOUS DEATH: Gustave Boehmke Found Dead Un- der a Goos Hotel Window Yester- day Morning-Supposed to Have Fallen From the Fourth Story. The latest of the serles of distressing fatalitles which have occurred within the past twenty-four hours was revealed at daybreak yesterday morning, Harry Astman, block watchman on Fifteenth street, saw lying in the alley between the Goos hotel and Col. Floyd's place the body of a man, At first he thought the man was drunk, but upon closer examinatlon he found that life was extinot. The body was shockingly bat- tered and was lying In a pool of blood. He Immediately sum- moned the coroner’ and the body was removed to Drexel & Maul's, where It was soon afterwards Identified as that of Gustav Boehmke, a member of the firm of Grottmak & Boehmke, the Twelfth street grocer. An Inquest was held yesterday, which the facts attendant upon the young man’s death were brought out. It appears that he had come into the Goos hotel about quarter past 12 yesterday morning, and after taking a glass of heer asked to be aes'gned to a room up stairs, as he wanted lodging untll morning. The clerk, Claus Rusa, gave him a room In the fourth story, %;enivg out upon the alley in the rea ehmke complained of the heat, and asked the clerk to raise the window. This was done, and biding Ruea goodnight, with the re- rk that he wanted to be awakened at o’clock in the morning, Boehmke pro- ceeded to undress. This was the last seen of him alive. When found yesterday morning, the unfortunate man had none of his clothing on excepta palr of pants and It ls supposed that he must have atarted to undress and became sleepy and sitting down npon the window ledge to enjoy the cool ;night alr, tell Into a slumber. Although Boehmke bad been drinking slightly durlog the night, he was quite evidently ~mot under the Influence of Illquor when he retired, and the fatal accident can not be asoribed to Intoxication. Nelther s the theory of sulclde at ail tenable, judging from the facts at hand. The jury returned a verdict as follows “The sald Gustave Boehmke came to his death by falling out of the fourth story window of P. Goos’ hotel, room No. 3, throngh carelessness of bis own.” E. A. McClare, Geo. Medlock, John Burgess, Ben. Winslow, Patrick McGov- ern, Jacob Hauck. Boehmke was a young man about 25 years of age, and unmarrled, and for the past year had been In the grocery busl- neas on Twelfth street. The deceased has brothers in Sioux City, Iowa, and Cleveland, Ohlo, who have been notified of his sad death. The body will be held awalting thelr arrival. EARLY CLOSING. An Appeal For Rest and Recrestion For the Milliners, To the Eqitoa of the Bex. The early cloring movement {s & sub- ject that is agltating the milllnery houses again. It will be remember that about a year ago all the millinery stores agreed to close, but 1t falled to work for reasons best known to those who kept open right along after slgning thelr names to close. A number of the leading houses closed any way right along through the dull season, although they will suffer loas if a number of other houses keep open. There | i, 18 not a shadow of excuss or reason for keeping open after 7 o'clock. Itisa well known fact that the millinery busi- is done principally by ladles glrls, and there s any of business In which ladles are engaged that employe and employer needs rest and recreation 1t 1s those engaged in the millinery busi- ness. It Is a business that requires a great deal of close attentlon and worry. Some one may say, ‘Why don't those that want to close do so.” Waell, that is 0 ar as 1t goes, but the trouble is very few mlilliners can afford to leave their customers go elsewhere, and that s the only reason why a number of houses refuse to close, They hopa to catch some trade that would go to those who are cloted. Some will eay that they belleve In letting everybody do just as they please; |f they want to keep open all night, let them have that privilege; while otfieu take a more common sense view of the matter, and clalm that if all in the buslness would close ata certain hour there could certainly be no loss to any one, but would be more than repald in the needed rest and recreation, It 18 to be hoped that 1f all the mil- linery stores will not close that some steps will bs taken by the ladles of Omaha to find out the partles who keep open and urge upon them to close at an early hcur, In New York city a great many stores close at nooo every Satur- day, glving the employer and employe an THE DAILY BEE:-FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1835 oatch basins. The cases dlstrict count 30 In all (all but five of which have been nfildmhdmoucompmh«l o: the ssmé basls, - tot;l. tu“:tll:: the pro) owners have been m%’lm Of the amount, according to the terms of the sgreement, about $12,000 has boen rebated, leaving th tax-payers $60,000 to pay. This is & tifylng compromise, and will un- loubtedly save the city long and po slbly very costly litigation. DOUGLAS TEACHERS, The County Convention to be Held in August, County Saperintendent Braner was busy yesterday malling the prospectus circulars of the Douglas county teachers’ Institate, which convenes in thid olty from August 10 to the 224, The Instl- tute last yoar was a great success and it is proposed to have the one this year meet fuller and higher requiremente, Jas, B. Bruner will act as conductor, while the Instructors are to be Mra, Jen- nle Keysor, Mr. A. A, Munroe and Mr, Bruner, In the clrcolar announcement Mr, Bruner say: ‘It s therafore hoped that all the teachers of this county, and others who expect to become such, wiil come prepared as willing receptacles to become benefiited by the exerclses of the meetlng, and exert themselves to thelr utmost to make It the most successfal and profitable institute Douglas county ever enjoyed. If sacrifices of time and 'y, 1t 1s nothing more than members of other professlons are frequently called upon to make to ad- vance the yaried Interests they repreeent, and the teacher can least of all afford to be non-progressive in thls busy, bustling age of progress and improvement, The teachers of this county are as well remunerated for thelr services as are those of any other county in the state and for that reagon, If no other exlsted, should strive to have, at least, as good an institute as there is to be found within the confines of this commonwealth, and [should In all educatlonal matters, keep fully abreast with the splrit of the times and make their Influence for good be felt. Instructions inall the different sub jects required to be taught will be given by competent instructors, and methods will be exemplifisd In the several reclta- tlons, so that all may recelve the great- est benefit. *‘The county superintendent may, at his discretion, revoke the certificate, or refuse to grant a certificate, to any teach- :rtwh’o refuses to attend the county Insti- ute. " A teachers examinatlon will be held on Saturday, August 15 and 22, ——— JUNE MORTALITY. The Monthly Report of City Physi- cian Leisenring. City Phylsclan Leisenring has filed his monthly report of the deaths in June, from which the followlng points are taken: Deaths by suicide. Measles Diptheria. . . Cerebro spinal fever. o Typho-malarial and simple continued fevers Diarrhcal diseases. . Cancer .. Phthisis pulmonalis. Heart disease. HIyd!ooephnlul Meningitis and encephalitis, Convulsions ... . .4 12 i 1420 80 o 1t et 05 0O | it it y lightning.. Injury of spine and lung; Total..... Under 1 year. .. Botween 1 and 2 wrwwso i 9 Sixth ward SEX AND COLOR, Male Females. Colored, Singlo. Widowed Buried in_ Holy Sepulcher cemetery, 8; in Prospect Hill, 19; Laurel Hill, 8; Public 8; German Catholic, 3; Bohemian, 1; removed from tho city, 6; unkncwn, 1, DIBTHS, opportunity to vislt the parks, etc, for|p general recreation and now some of the leading Christlan presses are urging the public to refuse or refrain from buying goods Saturdsy afternoons from partles who keep open. Why should not the good people of Omaha take this matter ot early closing into contideration and re- fuse to buy goods after half past six o'clock and give their hired help certaln afternoons for shopplng. By this means early closing could be brought about effectually. Earry CLosiNa. CASES SETTLED, A Gompromise fected in the Bewer Tax Suite, and the Oases Thrown Out ¢f Court, Yesterday finsl eettlement of the sewer s pending In the dlstric court and Justice Anderson's court was effsoted. Thirteon of these suits were panding in the latter tribunal, representing the ltigation of tax-psyers in the varlous sewer districts, Nos, 13, 15, 19 and 21, in which there hie been so much trouble during the psst fow months, City At- torney Connell, and the lawyers repre- entlng the cltizsn litigants, appeared in Judge Anderson's court this mornipg and ¢ffected a settlement, the c belng thrown out, The basts of settlement was the readjustment of the levy made by the elty councll, and provides for » duction from the original cost of 0 wiructirg the sewers, of 5 of the extra cost ¢f making eurface sewerage and YTEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAT; Brands advertised as absolutely pure CONTAIN AMMONIA. THI 0 tep down on a by until heated, then remiae A e B and atnoll. A chamist Wil Bot b rer Quired 0 detect the presence Of Ammonia. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONTA, TS HEALTUFULNESS HAS NEVER BEEN QUESTIONED, of & century 1% bas #t00d the consumery’ THE TEST OF THE OVEN, PRICE BAK!E&L 1’.0“'01‘111 Co., Dr. Price's Special Flavoring an‘agfis, Tho s{rong est, most delisious aod atara| favor knows, Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems ¥or Light, Healthy Bread, The Beat Dry Ho Lett, Bopll 2000 Won " FOR SALE BY GROCERS. GHICAGO. —.- =~ — BT. -OUISs In & milifon homy art HONORABLE PROMOTION, ——— Ool, Gibbon Appointed to Bucoceed Gen, Augur at Fort Leavenworth, Telegrams revelved at army headquar- ters Wednesday aftornoon announced the promotion of Col. John Glbbon, of the Seventh infantry and now stationed at Fort Laramle to the command of Fort Leavenworth, vice Brlg. Gen, Angur who will be retired to-morrow. Col. Gibhon Is well known in Omaha, and greatly admired for his qualittes both as & man and a soldler. The nows of his premotion Is recelved with no small pleasure, the more that the honor Is thoroughly well deserved. By his pro- motlon Lieut. Col. Merriam, now of the Second infsatry becomes colonel of the Seventh, while Maj. Fletoher, now of the Twenty-third, becomes Ileutenant colonel of the Second. Col. Gibbon was a cadet at the United States Mllitary academy from September 1, 1842, to July 1, 1847, when ho was grldutad and promoted In the army to revet second lieutenant Third artillery. He served In the Mexican war and was assigned to the position of second lleu- tenant Fourth artillery, in which position he aftorwards served In the hostilities received a promotion as first lieutenant Fourth artillery, serving In varlous post- tions until 1859, when he was comm sloned oaptaln of the Fourth artillery. He served during the war of the rebellion feom 1861 to 1866, receiving a commls- sion in 1862 as brigadier general United Statos volunteers, serving for a time as chlef of artillery in Gen. McDowell's division, and belng thereafter braveted major, lieutenant-colonel, colonel, major- general, both of Unlted States volun- teers and United States army. He was concerned in the oapitulation of Gen. Lee with the army of Northern Virglnia, being one of the commlissioners to carry into effect the stipulations for the surrender. He was mustered out of volunteer service January 15, 1866, and on December 1, was placed in command of Fort Kearney, Neb.,as colonel Thirty- sixth infantry, which position he held until May, 1867, thereafter being stationed at various points in the department of the Platte and then Dakots. He has been for the past few years stationed at Fort Laramie as colonel of Seventh in. fantry. Col. Gibbon has been greatly dietlngulshed in numerous confllcts with the Indlans In the department of Dakota. He 1s a brave soldier, and well qualified to fill the distinguished poaltion which he is to aesume. —————— Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- bacco, e —— The young man McElroy, who was dis- covered a few days ago in a perishing [ — condltlon near Creston, was taken to the home of his father in Ringgold county, where he was refused admittance by the fatherly brate, who refased to give his own son shelter, alleging the unfortunate young man was 23 years old and his own Pure. Absolutel This powder nover varies, A marvel of paroty streogih and wholosomenees, More 600nomical than kinds,and cannob besold {n compebl: he multitude of low test, shork welght gonders. 8old only in | cans OWDEK C0.. 100 Wall 8; K.Y the ordi) tion with Aluia of_phyachete BOYAL BAKING OMAHA INSTITUTE|, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. FOR THE TREATAENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. E t Medical institute West of Mississippi Rivel ity rooms for the accomodation of p Phykician and Surgeon in charge of the d sixteen years”of successful b ta rare _experience i partments, CULAR 01 Dformitios Tumors, oF express without ondor. Adress all ler MRDICAL AND 8 # 0MA! CAL 1TUT 13tt Sireet, Cornor of Gapliol Avenus, - OMAILL position to moet the demands of all o becoma Iy embarrasmed and desire o raise money without delay and In & quiet manner, Horsekeep- e, professlonal gontlemen, mechanios and others In Ahis olty can btain advances from §10 %o $1,000 on sach security R houshold forniture, plance, ma- chinery, borses, wagons, watehouse recelpts, socur. od Dot of hand, e, WIthOuk removing wuine from ownors residence or piace of business. One ef the 1offor Is that any part of any loan oan ¥ hich will reduce the interest Pro rat and all loans renowed ab the Orlginal rates of interest, T have no brokers In connection with it personally superintend all my loans, T have private offices conneocted with my genoral offioe 80 that customers do not come in contact with ench other, consequontly making il transactions trictly pi R Croft, room 4, Withnell bullding, N. K. cor, 16th and Harney, 698.Jly-i5 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reod & Oo's. Loan offie VL on fueniture, planos, horscs, wagons, personal proparty of ll Kinds sod a1l othe rartloles‘of valte, romcval. Over 1sh National Bank,corner 184h nd Faroam. All business strlotly confidential 720.M ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, 13‘?’“‘ 20, Omaba National bank hyulldlnl on RrxT—A I furnished (ront room 1518 southwest corner 15th and Jones St. 814-11p VA Asren A st of two ot thes hod rooms near businesy, by Joly ut, stating terme. J. 0, F., Republicin office 5 iR raxr—Nicely turnlehed rooms, tarn Add, 2200 Dodge, - (76115p IO A= Furnished room 1201 B ard stroed 847.10p Jogn areroRicely tumshd Howaed 8, I‘Vuk RENT—Rocm with boara for two private family, 1618 Capitc] Ave. OR RENT—TWO nico rooms on §0th St., Mars's Ave. Tnquire 8W cor. 16th and Dodgo St. l‘\\; RExT—Furnlshed rooms 1 1t room at 1412 899 @ Farnam St 587 Up J o rer-Suiteof rooms, 1611 Calltornia 8t. 774 10p_ Jior rax—Furnisted tront room, 1309 Ul;;(:d\lltAh 16 ONEY TO LOAN—On reai estate and ohattels D. L Thomaa. 79240 ONEY Loaned on chattels, out rate, R, Moketa ought and sold, A, Forman,218 8, 18th 84 780 Mommwu In wums of §800 and upward. O.F. Davis and Co., Real Estate lns Agents, 1605 Faroam 84, UM WANTED FEMALE HELP., Y Axren-Girl st 8. ARTED—Git] o M. Orr, 518 Ploas: YV Axho = Fomalo cook at City Hotel. or. 17th and Leayenwc rth, 98410p eneral housework. Mrs. T, St 90910 910-10p girl for general house work, 231.9p ANTED—A good 0 88, 10th St TANTED A Kitchen 1014 Welster St Call at 3210 1; good wages. 1 for general housework, ) 150 8, 24th st. FOR RRNT {OR RENT— or light houseeping, in Beomer's block, Cor 8th and Howard 709tt JF R jexr—Furnished frand oom, with bay win. dow, in & brick house, 605 N, 17th 8. £05.4¢ J0R RRST~Large handsomely furnished rooms, singlo or en-suite; excellent Toard, 1718 Dodge. OR RENT—With board, nlcely furnished south room, with use of parlor; aleo gar, and bath. 1400 Jones St. 848t —_— P‘nl RENT— Pleasant room furnished, 1428 Howard 8t. 4274 R RENT—Juno 26th, two oonnected rooms with board; tront room, south-onst. 1014 Webster. 857.4ly 189 JFGa Rrxr—A ternt roam witn bay window; modern improvements, sultable for 8 gentlomen, South. enst coroer 10th and Farnam St. 450.t1 Fon AR TWO Slogant ofioes In Bushman 8 biook. JFO" "5 Furnished rooius, 1816 Dodgs street. 183-July © TANTED=3 good female coods; & German glil: for private families; good wags; call at once, m street. 878t N anfor wencral housework, and tomilca cow. Mrs, Watts,, 500 Pleasant' 8¢, £05:10p. —Glrl in small family, 1618 Chicago 8t. 8949 ANTED—A competent German or Ameriesn girl for general housework; must bs a rood laun- 24 Convent St , bot. St. ary's 576-9 WV Axteo A good woman ook, Southern hotcl, cor. Oth and Leavenworth 803.9p Wisren—a itol Av VW AxTeo—A good woman cook at 1011 Dodge St, 777t gitl fer general housework, 1016 A at Doran House, 913 Faroam 740tt ¥NT—Noveltics In Iadics’ and childrens’ wear. Over 40 new desizns. Noth- Ilke them. Sell re fast as shown Over 1,000 agents make £700 monthly. Address with stamp. E. 1. Campbell & Co., 9 South May etrect, Chicago. 011 jly26 VW Airen—Good sitla tor hotels, private tamille kitot en and laundry woik. ~ Call st Omaha Em! ployment Burcan, 11:0 Farnam £t. B47-t1 W Axmeo—Two gir street, ANTED— LaDY ANTED—Threo experienced women canvassers, 6 per day, guaranteed; room 7, Bodick block. 70-ti "ANTED—First-olase dining room girl at the Met~ ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 82481 WANTED MALE . ANTED—A thia morn| 112 14th street. foeder on nder presy ab Omaha Lit weaph Co. 110 W it =Young man 1840 20 yowm o age to work fi store and take caro of horse. Omaha 9ic store, 1209 Farnam o et sell- required. 504-0p anxTs WANTRD, Address St. Louls Electric Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cuts and torms of the candle powor Marsh Kleotrlc Lamp. 811.fly12 A first.class wood turner, Address er o Neb. Planing Mill Co. gents fo* city an ¢ article in the land; swall Il at 018 13ch 8¢, J. Holchers. cunty, Neb. §38-11p 7 ANTID—Three A No. 1 traveling men for Towa, Callat once on Jusl i & Sackett, 1500 #amam £01-10 AxTRD—Second cook and dishwasher at Maus' rosiaurant, Douglas Bt., bet. 16th and 16tn. ANTED —A man and wife to run a milk dalry. D, L. Thowas & Bro. Cre'ehton block. 84840 g2 aaun-160 acto farm York Co., N {VOR RENT—For manufao'uring parposes or hall, Jarge room 44x75, 3d floor, No. 110 8, 14th st.. enquiro at 1409 Dodge & 4.J. Blmoson. 7141 o RENT—Centrally located furnisned rooms at 628 south 15th 8¢, T18-tt Bmu REN T—Kurniehed large front room with aicove grato bath, eto., 1710 Cass stroet. 71561 {"OR RRNT—Targe front room on first floor with o with board; 1nquire st 1901 Farnam St. 867.4¢ Avply I_{wn..f Wika Do o b 84 Oharlos Hotel FORSALE F‘AI{MS Battis, Yerk Nol eR saus- 000 acrostook and graln tara, wl Im- ! "proved; four hours' ride from tne Omaha Stosk Yards; seven miles from the olty cf Fremont; two raflroad within throo miles; 800 actos undor plow, the rott in pasture; hoard fonce, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will be suld cheapif old immediately; on torms o’ suit. For further particulars Inquire of Geo. C. Grodfrey, Fro- mont, Neh 7187uly31 FOR SALE-—HOUSKS—LOTS. M x4 1ot Masicn Placewiltrado for residonce and pay differeccein cash. W. H. Green, over 1t National Baok.. ot o5 2run—S8 feot on Cuming botweon 1oth and 20th with house, 2,700. Bedford & Souer. 717t E—Ono cottage 8 rooms, summer kit chen, Istabi, on 8 and Wisner sts, on lased chultz. 8580 1= | blooks For Bal b lots on Virginl P séuth of hnvm-'nwonnn. sset Tront . 88,0 4o Boes oach, desira®lo residence property. J. E. Riley & Co., 215 8. 180 One lod facing on Hanscom Park near noe; beatiful location for resldence, $260. . 18th 8t 6ot property near now conrt rure, a4 barin. J.E Riley & 8. 18th 8¢, ‘or Sale- Faroam streed blook, rents for §3000, price 825,000, easy or Sale—~Corner 1ot In blook on red street ore line, $920; this is positively & bargain, J, B, Riley & Co., 216 8, 18th St H For Sale—Nioe'oen lota on Currir m military bridge. J. K. Riley 8. 15th St. For Sale nd Burt, 4 & Co.. 16 Eigh'eos lote on Vinton St betweon 17¢h and 15th Ste, $4:040 81000 each; hero are bar- gaing In residence and basinees proporty among thess. They ateonly oLo block ircm 18th strees cat line; torme eady. We desire o state to our_patrons that we Do me nor printer's ok on bigh priced pro out can youch for the reasonableness in prico Sbove meutioned. J. K. Riley & Co., 916 8. v ond 0% BALR—Nice lota on west Farnam, Dodge and A Davenport ata., £300 to 8500 per lot, Ames. 1507 Farnam. 026 14 0% sALr—By Hamlin & Brown, 811 8. 11th St Omat . House and lot in South Omaba, near end 184k street car Jine; £1.150, flnvmn 810 in South Omab, $2,100, riia st., §5,000, 1 Nemaha county, will exchange for merchand se. < Three farms (11 Otos county neat Syracuse. Land n S'anton county. For rent—0 room cottage on Teavenworth streot, SqUA“es from opara houss; Rin's collected, taxes paid, money loaned on long time, Hamlin & Brown, 811 8 1ith st. 88911 160 to terost. 92014 OR WALR ~In Epring Hill, handsome 1 down, $5 a month, slx per c: Ames, 1507 Farnam. e e e ettt {OR SALE—Two story brick house, cornor lot splendi view, two blocks from 'street cire. Shinn's addition 8,100, $560 down and $5 peor " K. Mayne & Co., 8. W. cor. 16th and 88117 rk Ave., at 31,200 1607 Fa.nam. J0R $ALE—Lots 1 and 1ear 10 $1,600; casy terms, Amc 020-14 F:: l;; —Cottage b rooms, DV venport near 26th Brick ho Two new rtores on W. cor. 16th and Faroam, litlon, $25. Mayne & Co., 8. £50 41 {or sauk - 8plendid suburban acre lots at 8150 Yo €200, Amcs, 1507 Fatnam, 916,14 -0 room house and good barn on green 2 per month. 11 room houso and large barn onred I 450 per month 8,00 — on Dodge; and briok bullding. Lot 44x120 and 8 story brick blook on Dodge St .,a A bargain, 182 foet 0n N 16th to leaso for a torm of yoars. 80 foet forsalo an Farnam 160 feet for eale on Farnam, 44 feet for salo on Farnam, Livery for sale, ohoap, good trado and will pay feom the etart. " M. F. Sears, Williams blook, 16th and Dosge 8t 40781 0 lots with 10 minates walk of Hi 4 at $175 to 8250 per lot; small , lory time on balanc Farnam, OR SATLX— 8560 to §350 auce. Ames. 1. Hanscom Park, nice lots at own, long "time on_ lal- 107 Farnam, 9.0.14 1001140 feot on 8. 16thSL., houso 4 0; monthly payments. 1 house, b sutiful location, 8. 12th 8t., 81,803, $50 down aud montbly payments., C E. Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnam. 87811 OR BALE - Acre lote within 80 minutes drive from [ opara house, at $150 10 .00 porac.c. Awee, 1567 Farnam, 026 14 R 8ALE—Deslrable halt 1ot, hauso 4 roows, near 11 school, $1,500; casy payments. Ballow 178 18th s reef. 509-14 _— - TR SALE —A bargain— Cottage home near streot. cars, $140. Ballou Brcs,, 817 8 18th st. 80914 JFgr paux—Boautitul sightly lots, North Omaa, blocks from stroet cars, $400 and $450 each §50 down, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. These are great bar- gains. No tinof lots can Ve bought In tho olty._ C. K. ayne & Ca,, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. ~883.11 Jroneaun=a good lot GON150, enst tront, ehade trees, 8 blooks from Hanscom Pai ill pyments and smallpaymont, down. e office. 768-9p '0R 84L%—00 feet on Farnam nosr 9th; also lots in Highland Piaco and Jerome Park, on ea.y terme. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 18th st. 340-jly 15 Jronax = 2o, 8 x 1o feokon Farnam stroet, south {ront, elegant location, must be wid W, amall monthly Address D. D. v+ [ H. Groen, over Ist Natlonal Bank. I built, 9 rooms, all JFon paun—targe house, nuwlg. I oo ot, 8t 1716 Cass 727t modern Improvements wit st ; Inquire at premises. R BALE.—160 feet front on Vi nue, ono block from head of St. Mary's av. $8,600 for all, or 81,800 for halt. W. H. treen, over 1st Na- tlonal Bank. 610 ¢ OR_SALE —Corner Iot, east front, £0 x 140 fect, one block from Park avenue.' §1,600. W. @eon, oyer 1st National Bank Hen R 8ALR.—A full corner lot, two blooks wost of rod oke lino—4600, This s positivaly s bargain. J. E. Riley & Co,, 216 9, 18th For Salo—Lot 60x140, 22d_8t., near Grace, $600. 'This 18 also & bargaio. J. K. Riley & Co.,2168 13th at. For Salo—Throe lofa 60x140, south tront, 4 blocl from stroet cars. —§350 oach; bargains. J. E. Kiley 68 18th 8t. Bale—T #olots on Georgla av,Rodlok’s, front, no grading, noar Farnam, 76x140—82000 oach. Thess aro rossonable. J. E. Riley & Co,216 8 13th 84, For Sale—Nino lots on Virginia ave., $500 to $950 each. J. K. Riley & Co , 316 8 13th st. For Salo—Ten lots on Cuming st., and nino on Burt st., four blocks from military bridge. J. E. Ri- ley & Co., 215 8 18th st For Balo—Eighteen lota on Vinton st., one blook from torminus 13th street car line. Positively oheap. J. E. Ril y & Co., 2168 13th st. Wo desiro o say to our patrons that In the above llst wo can give aasurance of safo and_profita blo in- vestmont. Wo also have property in_almost every quatterof the dity worthy of lave:tigation. J.E. RILEY & C0., 216 8 13th st. add.east 0R 8ALR—Cholce rosidencos In des'rable locations at roasonablo priccs and easy ternns. Farnam, T wo great by on Leavenworth ., one is 135x127 feet with house, 82,(00; very casy terms, and the other 99x127 feet with house, $2,500, l)lg',teg!ml. C. E, Mayne & Co., 16,h and Faroam. BUSINESS OHANOES, VY Ao =& frst class Teiler masor; ogo that, T8 capable of taking o} a ge of shop Steady em. ployment will be given, Nove but & ber and tem. perate men peed app'y. Fremont Foundry & M- chine Co., Fremont, Neb 82110 ANTED—Agents In every county (o tollelt for weociation cf Omshs,Neb, éress Otto Lubeck, Secretary and Gen. eral Mansger, 1222 Farnam streot. 7 BITUATIONS WANTED. Work by & young nything, Addres Low, will ani c H. G. Beo Office. 928-100 clags business Josition in a 912-13 TANTED—By & young man of W Dilicy and hest of ) eferanc WV A7 By soung man trom old cowitry, wel cducatsd, employment; wi B L, Beo useful in sny capacity. Apply R 021.9p ANTED—A poritior MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, VW Armaooo trado s road cart for o largo sizs pony that will go siugle. Address W. D. Bee Office. 9i8-11p. chine, to see the new Improved Amarican No, E. Flodman & Co. agente; 220 N 10th. 8304 PV ANTED-Every ady in neod of e sowing m FOR nENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, —Houso with 8 rooms 4th and Walnut nquire 8, & M. Land offico 520 8 18th 8t 927-11p ok Bt or_waxT—Soven room oottage, goed o34 tlon. In- quire Cmaha Barbed Wire Co. 3411 RRENT—Pouse of 8 roows, modesn lmprove ments, des 1ably, §30. Ballou Bres, 817 &, 18th 899 14 e, full lot, 4 rooms, & nice \OR RENT—New c0* 817 8 18th 8t. '809-14 home, 814, FPallou 8 ¢ = |driven by o lady. Address P. 0. Box 277, ¢ 01111, '0R 8ALE~ F rty lnta for sale on Burt and Cumings between 20th and Blst cheap, lasido proporty edford & Souer. 78 o FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS 0 sai=Cns good driving horsesnd phaeton, harness etc. Borso Is kiud vy P ToR Jacots, 1118 Famam 8t. {or BALE—Horse and wagon, cheap. Inquire 1818 Farnan street. §86.9 ok ALE—A second hand pbaston at 4. J. Slmp- son %, 1400 Dot zest. 90-10p oR BALR—Restaurant and bakery in the city of Lincoln, at 1235 O street, a two year leate on a Zood brlok b 1din. A coxplete bakery in every r spect, with a zood wagon, good route and s fir clus restaurant trade. Good reasoas for selling. E. Crook, 12850 sbrect, Lincola, Aeb. 5-1% on ssuaBollor and onsine, 0horsopowor bollor snd engine, In good runoing order; want to scll for the reason that lh('f‘ ar¢ not large enough for the now machlnory which we will put into our row buildiog on Harnsy St Clarke Dros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. bartt gn pavu-Steam four mil; capacity 120 bbls, per day; elovator capacity, 20,000 bushels; good track facilitics; only mill in Omaha, Will #¢') or trade for sod, $10,000." W, H. Greon, ovor Jst National Bank. 795t g aivraws For nl, the watorlal of s frst clu Job v d newspaper oflce, Addross John N, Hae- lir, Pawnee City, Neb, 779-10 & BALE—A o plano, chcap, Mrs. A. Caldor- wood, 1010 California bt. ni2-tt ALErAs on band at o bargata, No 1 sscond. hand ‘oarriage phaoton and side bar buggies brellas and sunshades, a4 1409-1411 Dodg T—Houto of b 1 2426 Chioago Bt., 2 trcm car live; fins location, Inquire next 878-0p )5 Cass BF, bet, F. Mayne & Co., +0518 Qi oor.. oR RENT—Brick bouse 10 re 14th and 15th; §40 por @ onth. 16th and Farn o wrxT—Houso of nino roomws, w th barn. Cald woll and Bauaders sta, Inquire’ 1700 Jackson Bt- 78811p PECIAL NOTICES. Al adv ertisements in the apecial columns will be charged ut the rate of 10 cents per line for the At ingertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse: quent insertion; No advertisement will be inserted for less than 25 cents o the first time; rtisernents will be inserted in both Morn- ving Biwons, representing @ ciroula- ht Thowsand. This class of adver- t once and without dels e or emall 1 unta on caitels o quicily’ & t ihe Omaba Finan 76t iy 1w est possibla rat . Ajply cisl Exchinge, 16 nam #t , upiains ONBY t0 10an in sume Nl firat-olass real estate secur! 1616 Farnam st. ONEY 10 LOAN—OD real esta’ M Siount from 3500 to $26,100, at res onable cates of Ioterest. Nocommiseio's charged borrower, 7K. Mayne & Co., & W, Cor, 16th and Farnam. 638 July23 Money to Loan ~On M ¥ Croft, room 4, With ell bull ilug, N. E, corner 16tn and Haroey Afier wars of experience and a caretul study of the busi 188 of l0aning movey oo personsl property, 1 have stlast perocted & aystom whorey the publioiba usual o such cases la done away with,snd Tam nof 200 aud upvards on iy, Polter & curity i ary NBY | MONKY | | MONEY | 1] ity by W. B. Ok RENT—A Dew cottage of 4 roows, kitchen, o's. tern, eto, Chicago Bt., south #ido, first house west from 25¢h St. Inquire on promises bet. 8 snd 8 o'clock sny event bea-19p Will rent furnished residence for two mouths, No. 420 N. 1ath sb. Good referc: qulied. Apply on premiscs. RuNT—Cobtage 6 rooms, house 10 ¥ooms. B N Snaidan Campbell g ROOMS FOK KENT, cr—Io Nebraska Natlonal bank building: or, one nu'te of two rooms lately occupied by Greene & Breckenridge, becoud foor, one lage room, Apply st bank, 915,20 0w kEST—One will fu nished room flamen, in Kedics's Ulock. Inquire x . E Bu 218 15th £t Iy furnished rooms 16 voom, gas; 10 hills toclin b, (914-15p POk kN cgan Capitc] syenue, b [OR RENT—Ope 8vite of rooms south, cast and wi walk from P, 0. 1810 C V 7 ANTED—A good fuini month. Address F. 017t ©. Bee Office. w wxxt - Furolabod room, irs) house west cf Her: 14 offics on Haraty Bt 08 REAL ESTATE, e inann et ncoupied grouad in the by for ‘Warohouise house, 87 feot front on' Loavenworth north bet 10th and 11th,will lease for 99 y od. ford & Souer, 78548 Ok BALE —At 8 s new dwellivg of ten largs barn, bwo full lots, 8 blocks from t cort; will bo sold Chssp on long time. 1t you ant @ nice place at & bargain this s & chanco. C.E. Mayne& Co., 8. W crr. 15th sud Farnam, k8211 0k BALK—On it ot car line, good lot in chofcy noighborhcod, at #50 to §500 each, on easy terms. Ames, 1507 Farnam, 026 14 ARION FLAGB—0 g20d lote 1n this addition with: 108 blocks of stroct cars, oan torms. W H Groen, over 1sb Nat'l Bank. 180; seven year cld hors 0 used a8 & fawily horse Idwell's addition; " 1w e on balance. nd large house 8050; 3 $200 cash aud 2 you #5,100; Bve acres on Saunders s! d barn, A very large bargain Two stery dwellic g on full 5.200; ® 7 room bouse on lot 88x1 and # very completo place, on easy terms; 1 blook from oar line. 100 ft on Pappleton Ave,, only? blks from car lins, d nesr the park; $700 cash and .w,-w month, new 0 room house on full lot, oo block trom Saundersit., sud ono block from'green line car/; good bharn and & nice houte for some one. Lots in Kirkwood o sell or loaso. #2,6%0; full lot on Capitol Bill addition, B5x96,0n N. 18th st., with 8 houses nasr depot, ay » bargsin, 160 foet on Faroam, near court bou'e. M ¥, Bears. AL ¥, Sears, Williams Blook, 16th aud Dodge st Bast an, 7th and arnam, 00x132, fer sy Faropm, Lot i94h and 304b; ohesp. €. 1 foet 0 E. Mayue & Ca., 16th and Farnam. 811 Ok ALK - Corner lot 76x 1 ¥ of towo, ocllent place for four §500 coltages; would give & not rental of # yoar: & not inoome of 174 por cent ¢ d will increase 10 per cent per yosr in sel lue, $1,600. J. & Riloy & Co. Fox =alo— 'wo [ots on Gerg's Ave 2 blooks routh of Leavenworth 8t;very desirable reslder co property, 526 oach. J. K. biley & Co,, 316 B, 16th 8C 7 - Flouring m 11 and_elevator at- u; located at Sabetna, Best wheat and corn growing ansae. Apply to 0. T. Hub. ta-d, Hiawatha, Kus 920-0p R SALE—A half interert i a set of abstract 1ooks of Douglas courty, slout ooe hslf com- ) Isted. Thiese books mre in ths lve t fmproved m-u;:;i‘:mi are 1eiaole. Address L. G. Bee offico. USINRSS CHANCE ~About $500 will buy an estal- lished business, togcther with lease for ono year of building. This 'is & good baigaln for some ono Address 8. P, Beo offioe, BIK ot sun—a hall partnershin na kood paying buslaus; only a amall capital voquired. ~ Atdrcss 3 0p 0 BXCHANGE—A 86,000 stock of bran new hard- ware, d/rect from the factory, for good Nebraska crlowaland, For salo—Clieap and beautitul lots Himebaugh and Patterson’s Sub-division, two miles from city at 81 nd §200 each,on monthly paymentaof 45 aud 810. P . | sons buying Bere will bo assisted to bulld righ 1t dosired. To rent—Four plendid offices, 63t K, C. PATTERSON, 13th and Farnam St. " PERSONAL. Ixisons having infants or chidren under six years $0 board out, cun find & guod how e b 107 North 10th st. 767-10p PIMONAI. Will be found at 16(9 Davenport street, ‘an experienced nur.e; best city reforence. 798 10p Lmn if you wan vour plumes or tips cloaned, dyod and curlod; urst-olaes work guaranteed, go fo Henry Bincore, 1810 Jackson st. 408-ly 22 RRSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. tranco clalrvoyan and heallng medium, over 716 North 10ih 8 562421 Mu. pER—Olatrvoyant and Magnetic healo Locates all pain and dlsonse, 707 N, 10th Bt. 487 July 10 R, A CHRATRRFIELD —Magnotio physiclan, test apd doveloping modium, over 819 orth 16th Bt ICE CREAM, Vim purest, richest and best ic croam always fresh on hand; orders for private and boarding housos romptly delive Carl Schmid, 808 South 16th reet, above Farnam. 193-Jly-9 ____LOST AND FOUND, _ {TRAYED OR & star lo the forehe: aTreward by ro urais cers, 184h and Chicago street. RUPTURE CURED, looa \ruspes Dr. M. s 0, 11ls., at Omahs every for circular, 409-Jly-22 MISOELLANEOUS. %0 goatlomen or ¢ '0flswan aud wife, 200m aad board with & private famil “ble part of the city, Address K, 980-11p or to Cumin's & Quinn, gro. 64741 Feera can 0 in & m s de Bee offic), s U. P, Park looated 12 miles 8 W, on U. P T rond, 4 aow opensothe publio sad ca be reated for pic-ucs and social gatherings. Bpeolal rates for fare given. For terms, oall or addressE. C. Bchwenok Papillion, Neb. (X k00D WAR S —Partlos wishlng to purchase brood mares for ranch purposos please Howman's Livery stable, 418 soath 18th street, Omaha. 802-tt (v surms 748, dose nd give you heart-hurn, rodeemed a\ eue cent, each by the deatory © Bros., Agents. 85311 Pey Perre—oe Elkhorn and Flawte, T. Murrsy. 74041 KW SILYRR TAG, It frult flavored, take redesmed /at one cond each by the deslors, Peycke Hros sgonts. 08811 WaTRUCTION on bAnjo_gh beck, at 1116 Capitol ave. (imy Burm 140, 18 does ot telnt the breath, ‘redeemod st oue ceal #3h by the dealors, Fo. Bros , Agents, 2