Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE Thursday Morning, July 16. LOCAL BREVITIES. Perney Powers, the Iad who recelved wich & severs cut in the neck Sunday evening, ia otill living but the doctor still expresses doubta about his recovery, Judge Stenberg will probably move into the newly furnished polica court to.day. The remodeled quarters are certainly a great improvement on the old dingy den, and the difference will be yastly appreciated by the court officers as well as the prisoners, —The Iadies of the Soutb Tenth Street M, E. chureh will give a social with ice cream and other refreshments, at the residence of Mrs, ‘W, H, Seward, southeast corner Center and Eloventh, this evening. The fund is for repairing the church building, The price of ioe cream will be 10 canta, —The hase ball management have failed to sooure the Prickly Ash team of 8t. Louis to play the coming Sunday, and are now on- deavoring to secure the Red Oak club to play two games hors Saturday and Sunday, Tt Is quite probable also that & game will be ar- ranged botween the U. P.'s and the base ball club of Haverly's minstrels, totake place Sunday, July 29, —The four double-seull boats of the rowing association arrived hero Tuesday, while the Iarge pleasure barge Is expected hero to-day or to-morrow. This will complete the num- ber of boats to ba ordered by the association for the present, though some of the members will order private boats of their own, A moeting of the board of managers will be held immodiately to fix upon the opening night. —The Omaha Veteran club held a very ploasant meeting Monday evening, The ex- orcises wero of o literary nmature and were greatly enjoyed, Comrades Rartlott, O'Neill and Bloom gave select roadings. Comrades Kynor and Cuscadon related interesting war incidents, Mossrs, Kyner and Parker sang soveral songs in the old army style, the even- ing’s “entertalnment closing with a debate, Subject: “Fratermty among old soldiers,” in which Comrades Erdman, Kyner and Olark took part. —Mr. Richard Shannon has just returned from Indiana where he attended the burial of his brother, Of the deceased, the Hendricks County (Ind.) Republican saye: John Reed Shannon died at his residence north of New Winchester, last Saturday evening and was burled on the following Sunday. Mr. Shan- non was & noble soldier during the war, and whilo in the service of his country contracted a diseaso which was in all probability the cause of his death, He was an upright man, a good neighbor, and respected and honored by all who knew him, WARMER AND WARMER Grows the Fight Over the Smith Stock—The Latest Phase of Litigation, The fight over the Smith stock of dry goods still continues. Tuesday afternoon Lewls Cole, who holds under the sale made by Smith, brought in the distrlct court his action In replevin to secure from Sheriff Miller the stock of goods, The replevin papers woro Issued late in the afternoon and placed in the hands of Coroner Drexel, that official bolng able to conduct such proceedings agalnst the sheriffi. The papers were served by Coroner Drexel In the afternoon, and he took eesion of the stock, Ho appointed Messrs, George Ames snd D, J. Donahoe as appralsers to make a re-valuation of the stock. All persons were then excluded from the store by Coroner Drexel except the watchman, the appraisers and their clerk. The work of appralsement was then conducted with locked doors. A rumor became current toward evening that the appraisement gave to the stock a valuation of §565,000. Immediately mensures were actlvely taken to throw suspiclon upon the actlon of the apprals- ers, because the amount of valuation was not up to that found by the attachment appralsers, Coroner Drexel was not sat- Isfied with the appralsement as made, and rejected 1t, as well as the bond ten- dered him by Mr. Cole. He then appointed new appraisers. Meanwhile the plalntiff In the replevin proceedings has removed the case Into the Unlted States court. New papers In replevin have been secured. Veiy suon in all probability Marshal Blarbuwer will step in and take possession and Cur- oner Drexel will step out. ‘The charge of improper practlces In ‘the matter of the sppraisement by Messrs Ames and Donako: are met by counter- charges made by Mr. Cole and Mr, Lowy agalnst the justice of the appralsemen made on the attachments, These gentle- men ahnrgb that Smiths selllng mark was taken by the appraisers as the value and that they acted under the direction of merchants In Omaha who wished to put the value so high that no bonds could be given, and that thus the stock might be kept out of the market, These statements are in accordance with thestory told by Messrs. Cole and Lowy, who clalm that they have been greatly misrepresented about the matter in local print, Thus the plot thickens, and the end 1s not yet. — —— rolice Court, John Bennett, a patrlarchial-looklng atranger from Weeplug Wator, stood up before Judge Stenberg thls morning and pleaded gullty to the charge of intoxica: tlon, Heeald thatho was an adept at counting rallroad tles, snd was discharg- ed ona promlsa to leave town lmmedi- ately. He hasno money and will be compelled to foot it back to Weeplng Water. Morris Sammers, an ladividaal of ex- ceedingly tough mien, was arrsigned as belng the thlef who burglarized the houses at the stock yards Monday night. He was held to swalt evidence, Jerry Kernan, the nics little boy, whose only misfortune ls tha his good and noble tralts are not thoroughly under- stood by the police, frced the judge to avswera charge of disorderly ~conduot and ustog chicens langusge. He was eentenced to thirty days in the county jall, which sentence was suspended on condltion that he leave town immedi- te! .lghu Doll, distarblog the peace, was held for evidencs. He had been heard to threaten the life of Officer Bloom, and when arrested by that policeman, had & big rosk in his poeket. Jobn Dynnes, the man whose arcest created such a rensation last nlght on Douglas street, on account of the terrefis g Y manner in which ggled and howled, wu fined $10 and umm A man by the name of John Pence, who was eaught Monday In tne act of stealing a workingman's dinner pall, was discharged. It was explalned that he had no work to do for a long time, and belng very hungry had attempted the theft for which he was jailed. GRADING DAMAGES, Judge]Wakeley:Makes an Important Ruling in the Oase of Peabody va the Oity of Omaha, Judge Wakely made qunite an Impor- tant rullng yesterdsy In the case of Ellzabeth J. D. Peabody va the clty of Omah ult for $10,000 damages on ac- connt of street grading at the corner of Fourteenth and Jones streets, done In 1873, The case s slmilar In Its nsture to & large number of others which make the rulings of the court of general Im. portance, and being also the pioneer case it Is very clossly contested, About the moat Important question involved fs whether benefits to property by reason of grading streets can be offset in an actlon to recover damages as against the cost of changing the property so as to make It conform to the street grades. This rfl:eltlon Is one oconcerning which there has been a widely dlveraified dlffer- ence of oplnlon. It orlginally arose at the time of the appralsement of damages by reason of the change of grade on Far- nam street. The clty attorney Connell, waa called on then to glve his opinlon In the matter and ho held that the benefits to properly should be taken into account, and consldered s an offset to the damages. That s the question the at- torneys In this partlcular case, who are Kennedy & Gllbert and W. R. Redick, for plaintiff, against W. J, Connell, the city attorney, for defendant, have been arguing for the partday, and was declded by Judge Wakeley. He held that it was proper to conslder spectal benefits re- sulting from the grading of a strect as againat the cost, and he instructed the jury that they might conslder such bene- fits, as If, for Instance, renderlng prop- erty desirable for business purposes, which prlor to the grading would have no value for such purpose. COURT MATTERS. Olegg Acquitted on the Grounds of| Insanity—Legal Jottings. In the distrlct court yesterdsy morning thefoase of the state va. George Meyers charged with robbery was called fortrial. Meyers Is the man who was accused of attempting to rob the Iowa farmer detec- tive, Bays, of a watch and chaln and re- volver. Bays came here about three weeks ago to hunt up a gay Lotharlo who had seduced his daughter. CLEGG ACQUITTED. The Olegg case reached its terminus Tuesdsy evening and resulted In accused belng acquitted on the grounds of insan- ity. About fifteen minutes after 5 o’clock District Attorney Estelle finished the closlng srgument, and Judge Neville dellvered his charge to the jury. That body retired, and was out about half or three-quarters of an hour, when they re- turned with a verdlet of acqult- tal for defendant on the grounds that he had been proven to be insane. COURT JOTTINGS, The case of Peabody vs the olty of Omaha {s sull on trlal before Judge|¥ Wakely. Some Interesting and lmpor- tant rullngs in connection with the cate will be found elsewhere. In the county court the case of Remus vs Kochem for $200 damages for breach of contract was en trfal, Judge McCulloch rendered decision yesterday in the case of Mra. Taylor vs, Edholm & Erickson In favor of plain- #iff. It seems that abont two years ago one Davld Hill purchased at Edholm & Erlckson's a gold watch, making = present of 1t to Mra, Taylor. He agreed to pay for It by monthly installments, and gave a mortgage which was never filed. He falled to make the paymenta a8 agreed, and Edholm & Erlckson se- cured the watch from Mrs, Taylor, she suing to recover possession of 1t. A good opening for & merchant tailor. For particulars address Lock Box 160, Loulsville, Neb. ——— NIPPED IN THE BUD. A Mother Attempts to Steal Away Her Children, But is Check-mated by Her Husband, A short time since Mrs. Homan filed a petitlon for a divorce from her husband, Henry Homan, Slnce that time Mrs. Homan has been llving apart from her husband and Mr, Homan has had charge of the chlidren, They have beer kept by a lady llving on Howard ntreet, be |y tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Tuesday evenlng Mrs, Homan visited house where her children are kept and atttempted to obtaln possession of them. She got both children In her charge when the lady who was keeping them gave the alarm and Henry Homan and hls father rushed over to the house. The elder Homan obtalned possestion of the young er child and Henry Homan seized hold of cne arm of the elder child, while the mother held on to the other arm. A stroggle ensued and quite a crowd gath- ond y Mr. Homan obtained pos t.o the ground in a swoon. e —— Me. Cbarles L. Todd, juntor member of the firm of Willlam Preston & Qo,, wholesale flour dealers, and for a long time In charge of the city trade of that firm, hus sold out hls Interest to engage in other business. The business of Wm. Preston & Co, wlll be continued by William Preston and George Richardson as heretofore, with headquarters at 508, 510 and 612 Pierce 8t., where they hope to mest all thelr old friends, W, PrestoN & Co. Omaha July 11, 1885 T — Feal of North Caroliva Tobacco Is the best, — Death of Mrs, Link, The wife of Dr, Harvey Link, of Mil- lard, dled Taesday morning, in her 58th year. She was widely known and respected in this city and state for her womanly worth, and zs the wife of one of the pioneers’ of Douglas coonty. Her husband and family will have the deepest sympatby of thelr frlends. The funeral took vlace yesterday at one o'clock, from he family resldence, THE DAILY BEE:--THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1885 ARMY MATTERS. What Gen, Howard has to Say---bairs| in the West, The Omaha Troops In Kansas—De- partment Marksmanship, Gen. Howard returned yosterdsy from hls tour of observation among the western posts, He ls looking hale and hearty, He was recelved at the head- quarters by the officers of his staff, with considerable warmth, and held a sort of informal reception during the day, dis cussing military matters with the varlons officlals of the headquarters, A reporter for the Ber who dropped In upon Gen. Howard yesterday, ob- talned from him a few Interestlng facts with regard to matters In the western portion of the department. He proceeded first to North Platte, where he Inspected the Ninth cavalry, under Gen. Hatch, and eaw a parade of the colored troops. Shortly after that Gen, Hatch left for Ogallala. Ge Howard then visited some of the wes- vern posts of the department—Forts Brldger, Douglas, Laramie and Sldney, ae well as Cheyenne. At Fort Russell several of the Shos- hone and Bannock Indlans came down to the post, while he was there, and pro- tested violently thelr Intentions of peace and friendship for the white man. In- deed Gen, Howard thinks there Isno further trouble to be apprehended from the Indlans In that quarter of the de- partment, and that the redskins In fact throughout the department are in a set. tled and easy conditlon. *‘In Utah, and especlally In Salt Lake,” sald Gen. Howlrd, In answer to a ques- tlon of the reporter, *‘I found things in a very unsettled state. The Mormons are still excited over the unjust way In which they fancy they are belng treated by the government, and the Gentlles are equally excited over the recent insults offered to the American flag by the Mormons. There is a strong undercur- rent of feellng which Is bound to cause some trouble before long. The Mor- mons are terribly jealous of any fancied encroachment on their rights, while the loyal American cltizens are equally de- termined In thelr way. In fact Governor Murray would be powerless to maintaln his authorlty were it not for the assis— tance of the troops.” THE INDIAN TROUBLES, Gen, Breck has received no further news from the seat of trouble or from the department of the Platte troops which are now sta- tloned at_Crossfield under command of Colonel Morrow. The soldlers are not having a very pleasant tlme of it in that unsavory part of Kansas, and complain bitterly of mablility to procure wood and water, The foolish excltement at Ogallala h entlrely dled out, and the few settlers who were 8o rash as to seek the protec- tion of the town while under the Influ- ence of a panicky feellng, have returned to their homes. DEPARTMENT MARKMANSHIP, A voluminous circular, containing In tabulated form every polnt of execution that has been lesued by General Howard, showlng the relatlve posltions of the vi rious posts in the department In merk- manship. They are as follows, in alp hs betical order, with the post figures of merlt attached: Fort Bridger, Wyo Fort Douglas, Utah Fort Laramie, Wyo. Fort McKinne; Fort Niobrar, Fort Omaha, Neb Fort Robinson, Neb. . Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Fort Sidney, Neb . Fort Fred. Stecle, Wyo.... Fort Washakie, Bfi' The troops at Fort Omaha and thu companles cf the Fuurth Infantry, bav- ing had no practice range, are not falrly included in the order of merlt. The maximum enlisted strength of each regiment is, of cavalry , 800 men—not to exceed sixty-five men to a troop; and of the regiments of infantry now serving in the department of the Platte, 500 men each—not to excoed forty-elght men to a cam ADY. 0 leave of absence for seven days rnnlud Lieutenant-Colonel James S. risbin has been extended ten days. e ——— Smoke Seal of North Carolina bacco, To- Interesting Statistics, Mr, Sayre, the asslstant to County Olerk Leavitt, has complled a few statlst- ios from the assessmeunt rolls of Douglss county relative to the number of acres now ingraln, frult trees, etc., that will be of Interest. Following is the table: Acreage. Wheat. ¥ All other under " cultivation “Total improved lands *" unimproved land Total acres land in ovunty exclusive of lncorru tod cities and V|U|gel 104,465 Number fruit trees 62,804 4 forest trees. Total —m TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY: Brands advertised as absolutely prre CONTAIN AMMONIA. DOES NOT (,0 TAN AMMONIA, K18 MEALTUFULYESS IAS NEVER BEEX QUESTIONED, 1n & million homes for #8094 the consumery’ rel THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER (0., MAXERS OF Dr. Price’s Special Flavoring Extracts, Tho strongest, most delicious aad uatars| Aavor kaown, ad Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems ¥or Light, Healtby Bread, The Best Dry Ho b Yoast in the World: v FOR SALE BY GROCERS. CHICACO. 8T, LoUIs. SAFE BLOWERS, l Gang of Oracksmen ‘Work Among the Btores ot This City, There s a gang of cracksmen at work among the stores of this olty. Sunday night a eafe in St. Fellx's grocery was blown and Taesday night the gang made a rald on the store, at the head of St. Mary's avenue. They bored holes through both the front and back doors of the store and had everything In readiness so that they could make thelr escape elther way in oase they were surprised while at thelr work. They then drilled & hole Into the safe door, close to the comblnation lock., The first hole did not do the business and they drilled another one and this time succeeded In cuttlng off the bolt which held the combination. The safe was then enally opened and the drawers rifled, Only about $4 In money was in the safe and this the thieves appropriated. Th'y did not take anything else, and they probably conslder themaolven ve;? poorly pald for thelr night's work. They left behind them several tools which “were used In the performance of thelr work Absolutely Pure. powder nover varies, A marvel of purety gth and wholesomenees. More economical then the crdinary kinds,and cannot be sold In compotl- tion with the multitude of low test, short welght alum o physvhrto powders, Sold only in oans ROYA3 TXRING BOWDER Co.. 100 Wel 8 K.Y @ in Enewold's grocery | - SPECIAL NOTICE AU ado ertisementa in_the tpecial columna will 5 charged at the rate of 10 centa per lina for the first insertion, and 7 cents per bine for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will e inserted for less than 25 centa or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ng and Evening Bdwtiona, representing a eireula- tion of over Bight Thousand. This class of adver- tiaements must poritively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, IVICE, 1o Joan 1o eums of #1000 and, upward, on flrshclas business city property, for 6 per cent. No commlesions of any kind charged. 0. F. Davls, Special Loan sgont N, W, M. Life Ins, Co., 1605 Farnam stroet, 083aug1 0 ONRY 10 10AN—At onoe sad without delay on real ostate, in large or small amounts, on time %0 suit. Loans made aleo on collatersls, chattels or any good security, promptly, quietly and st the owoet possible ratés. Apply &t the Omaha Finan. cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upstairs. 704tf NRY £0 loan [n sume §200 and upwas -oluse real etato socurty. — Potter & OObY, m et. 710-4 'Y 70 LOAN—On real estato security in_ any amount from 8500 to §25,C rostonablo rates of Interost. Nocommissions charged borrower. C. E. Mayne & Co,, 8. W. Cor, 15th and Farnam. 688-July2s ONY | MONRY | Money to Loan —On chattel security by W, R. Croft, toom 4, With- nell bullding, N. E. corner 15tn and Harney ' Afier yoars of exporience and a caroful study of the busl- ke o Loksing mcmey o pAroRAl propirty, © Lave at Insb d a gystom whorehy tho Yuhfleltm Geual In suoh cases 18 done away wilh,and | am no o poeition ko Easeh Aae Gemmaisds of &l who boooms temporarily embarrassed and dosire to Faise maney without delay and in & quiet manner. Housokeep- ers, profeerlonal gontlemen, mechanios and others in this oity can obtain advances from 810 to 81,000 on such security as household tornitus planos, ma- chinory, horses, wagons, warehouso recelpts, secur- ed notes of hand, etc., Wwithout removing samo from ownora residonos or piace of business. Ono of the ddvantagos Toffr 8 that any partf any loan can id at any time which w{l reduce the interest FE0 Tath ad 41 lowhe Peabed sb b CHIgRIAI Tabes B intorost, 1 have no brokers In connaction with my offce, but personally suporintend all my loans, I have pvate offices conneoted with my goneral office 6o that customers do not come in contact with snch other, eonsequently, makng al transactio strictly pilvate. W, R. Croft, room 4, Wit bullding, N. E. cor. 16th and Harney. 695.Jiy-%6 ONEY LOANKD at C.T. Read &Co's. Loan offce VA "on turniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal property of al Kifids and all othe rarticlos of vale, without romeval, Over 1sh National Bank,corner 184 snd Farmam. Al businoes iricly oontidontisl ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, paioon W0, Otk NAMosA! sk bllding 214! [M[QYEY,TO LOAN—On woai estato and chattels ]\ L. Thomas. 241, VISNEY, Lowed on chatiels, out rate, . R MGkt voughtand sold. A. Forman, 218 5. 13th 81 V[ CITEY 70 LOAN In eums of 3800 tnd npmard. O.F. Davis and Co., Beal Kaiate and Loan Aventa, 1605 Farnam 40 WANTED I‘ EMA LE HELP. T Am=Good Tl for general housework at 842 8 15th St. 185-16p WV Axran—Immodiately n good kltchen glrl; good wages. Call at 1014 Webster street. 157.16p Smoke G.H, Mack & Co’s Cleveland, O., Celebrated Cat Cigar Finest 8 for 25 clear in Americs, and Excelsior be Cigar Pre-ominent above all others, Our Cat Does Not Scratch xcelslor 6o Cigar above all competitios, for sale and controlled by D. W.8axe and J. W. BeLy, Omaha. Keonard & Riggs, Druge, 1 nooln, Neb. a. Drug, astings, Neb. ‘Cclumbs, Neb roge, Counc | Biofts, Towa. Loruge Council Bluffs, Towa. ‘remont, Neb. GusBchrage, W. Fromont, Neb. ge, €. Henderton, j Gracd Tslan: Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “Jts purity offers the best security against the dangers which are common r0 mo:! of the ordinary drinking waters.” London Medical Record. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. Of alt Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat, Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. TIOMKEN SPRING UEHICLES VER 400,000 Mendelssohn & Fisher, ARCHITECTS! —AND— D. L. SHANE, SUPERINTENDENT. Paxton Bullding, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sta, OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. ¥OR TUE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The Inlnan';‘ mu(llulo West of Fifty rooms for Phyliclan ard Surgeo Y pad elxicens years¥o sod i\ uded by sl peclaliets 1a eir varion KITE POR 01 maof Woxun, ¥l WV A oo giel for genersl housework, Ap- ply 613 B 10th strect. 164-15p woman to do chamber vook. ~Apply batween the work; wages §4 per 1781 o hours of 11 and 2 o'clook, at 912 Douglas st. AXTED—Good 00k, 2007 Dodgest: Mrs. G. M. Hitchoock. 160-16 ANTED—A girl for general housework, at 1712 Callfornia t. 144-15p VW aseaoA sirl tor general housework, 907 N. h St. 15118 ANTRD—Lady agents—310 u day with my wc dertul brand new rull)-r undergarment for fe- males; ladlos go wild over it. - Madam 1. Little, Box 448, Chicago, 1] yc d girl at 2119 California St. Must , none otlier need syyls. 186-15 prl- Kiog room girls, hiichen, n alwaya"fnd gcod plac & d 35 per week. - Call 1120 Farnam st. vate . milies, c00ks snduundry work and g0od Wi 8 0, 84 ut omalia "k plos meut Buren: 116t Wi S 6h 105 5 p Girl for general housework. Seward house oh.ve King. Mre Wright. i Tw compitent gitls, 20th Stroot ano block South of St Ma Mrs. Bowen. "’, 8p AnTED—Gocd girl fer ecnoral houecwork. Ger- 1aan vreferred. | Apily at Mrs Win. M. Grune- baum, £05 South’ 17th St., uear " Loavinworth 16 W 4xtzo—A good womsn cook st 1611 Dodgo s, i ANTED— LaDY AGENT —Novelties In ladies’ and childrens’ Over 40 now designs. Noth. Itke them. ~ Sell ss fast a8 shown 1, spente make 4100 monthly. Address with stamp. pbell & Co., § South May strect, Chicago. on Jly26 ANTED—Threo experfonced women canvassers, 80 per doy, guaraateod; room 7, Redick block! ANTED—First-olass dining room gir) af the Mot~ ropolitan hotel; none ofner neod apply. 8244 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, OR RRXT - Hotses of 6 and 0 rooms In No 1 looa~ Hon. Apply st office of 14th and Dovglna. O. 1. Tuylor, 8W. cor. loR nexT ~House & 1ooma and kitchen, good cellar well and clstern water. Apjly 1207 Pacific St 164-17p Jon er—Good oarn Rear 1018 Dodge st, 17217p JOR RENT—Cottage on 17th s, bot, Capiti] Ave. X ana Davenport st. & Lehman 165 1 Clirkson St., between Inquire on _premiscs 17918 \OR RENT— £l room house, ¢ Macon and Picifle, JOR RENT—Furni east front; everything cc opp. P. 0. Fe 1ith nvenient, W. G _Shriver, 15216 ' 0 rooms corner 16th and Inquire of John Haulin 811 NT—House venworth. T0R RiNT—Two story reome, oash front, JYOR REXT —Three b room csttages with cistern and out houses. Inquire at h st, south of M on st. 192-15p Fm RRNT —Conveniont o biisiness, § room houss, S0th and 8t. Mary's ayenue, £30 per month. E. Fearon, 12th and Farnam, 997.15p TOR RENT—House with wash hot st. 6 rooms, cellar, § 8. 23 o7 076.17p R reNt—Bara, 1107 Cas stret. 086.17p {OR RRNT—A building 92x64, Tnquiro at Ho-ton dry goods store, ¥. 10th st, D38t \OR RENT—A first ¢ barn; will be for quire at Edholm & ottage, with good 1o 2 abotid October 1t s, opp P. 0. 00 \or RRxT—A #bAblo for § horses ono blook south of the U. P. depot. Inquire of M. Lee, grocer, 222 Teavenworth. iionse, 5 blooks from P. 0.1 |3 Fm\ sAun—A good bakery, In A grod Tooation, {howpi good resson Addres G. B., Poo office. P {0 8aLA—A nloe youns toam of mares good bug: &lo and harness. Inquire at Edholm & Erickson's opp. P. 0, 1880 0% 8413~ A nice family horse, first olass i evor 'rospect. Inqulre st Baholm & Erickson's,opp C 183.10 Applt 504 North 16:hS#. 11016 J0R 8ALR~Lunch room in geod lacation, » No, {01 BALR~ A choice lot aed California. of tresh milk cows, 5th 71417p —— JFoR #aun on maxt—A second hand Kuabe Piano; Ty T raisay ragen; civep, . pgl to ots, 1118 Fi Fonga ine, 20horse powor boller #nd engine, in good ranning order; wand to sell for the reason that they are nob Iarge enough for the new machinery which we will put Into_our row bulldiog onHarney Sk Clarke Bros. & Co. 10§ Dotglas . a7t am St. JECR 84184 good piano, choap. Mrs. A. Calders A wood Ifi\fl(}tl"mn[l St Tie-tt hand at & bas No 1 second hand carriage phaoton and slde bar buggies; also am. brollas and sunshades, ad 14091411 Dodge St 208-t2 REAL ESTATE. ) = uota—Clov. land place within 4 L1ooks of the oar Jiine and within two months cars will run in it of property. Will sell or will teado for - tnslde property and pay differoaca in valiies in cash. Hoa baring mortiage propotty can trads and’ atcu new property freo of incumbrance, W. H. Greon. over 1st Natlcnal Bank, 127-t1 7 OR sALE—The choapest lots in the olty, two Vlocks west of Park Avonuo and one block south of Leavenworth. Pricos range from five hundred fif- ty to #ix hundred fi'ty dollars. Torma wade to sult purokasers, thirieon lote must 1o eold within ten daye. Sord your address to voom 81, Arlington Block, and owner of lots will call on you 'and_show youthie lots. G, I'. Stebline. 112-18p oRE Yox kxxT—918 8. 10ih ok, Inqulto 1838 JackI son &t. {oR RENT—Cottage 8 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roe, Soward and Oampbell. 8141 R()()MS l‘(ilk N]&N T. oo prxe - tuenished room 417 N. 1ithst., botween Chicago and Cass St. 115-16p {0R RENT—Silte of 6 rooms, furnished, on recond floor, Baundera st Ballou Bros., 317 § 13th st 1 JRor rmst—Furnishol roonse, 1617 Davonpord St Jor res1—Furnished rooms, 012 8. th 7o rexT—Fornisted or unfurnished rcons, 1012 _ eee-irp Fo T —Flne 1o furnished r south front, hslt block from sirvet ant St. 70R keNT—Fincly furnished front room, 716 north 17th St 14018 o e T—Two | le sfshod rooms, on with bay wincow. N. W. Cor. (8th and Webstor St 157-17p OR REAT—Two ficnirhod ¥ ome, oo Lwke ‘ront room with bay window. And ene small r om st £ per month; 1% one un’urnd h.d room, a1 65 N, 17th 8t St | o with board for to o ntlemen in private family, 1613 Capitol Ave. 80315 R ers—Ploasant furnisbed 1ooms, at, 1118 oth 8t. hetween Pacific and Plorce. 00 18p R nexT—2 furnished front rooms at 88 snd each at 1118 N, 18th. 10810p on w7 —Dealatle farnishod room, modern m- vrovements, 1724 Capitol Ave. 99-18 TR o nmmrin private fanly, plesant, fornlshod xoow, with breakfasl, it desired, £12 South Ave- nue. 1000-18p Fon ReNT—Tandsomely furnished rcoms, 1704 Capltal Ave. 09117 0R_RENT—With board, icely fu tront room; now resldonce; moder ler% rcuomhlu, 586 I’le'l!rml trect. bed south conveniences; 966-16p {0k KENT—Suite of newly furniened rooms, 1611 California st. E. D, Van Court. 9731 oR kENT—Furnished room. Inquire drug_store Douglas, 9771 hm! or RkxT—House of 7 rooms, bath room, and soft water, 1112 8. 11th street. 977-1 R RENT—In Nebraska Natlonal bank Irmldln., first floor, ol f two rooms lately occupied by Greene & Breckenridge, second floor, one largo room. Apply at hank, 915.20 FOR REN gant nowly Turnished rroms 10 5 Capitel svenue, bith room, gas; 10 hills to clim . 914 '\ [7ANTED—A good fur . Address . N OR RENT - curnlshed rooms, fi:sb house west of Bor.1d offics on Harney St. 908-15 ot two or three furnished rooms, by July 25th. Address, stating epublicin office. 912.15p W A near busines torme. J. 0. F, o rasT—Nicoly furniahod rooms, 2200 Dodgo. 761-15p R RENT—Furnished rooms 1809 Farnam St. 557 24p oR RRNT—Unfur Cor. Sthand How WANTED MALE HELP. Ah'lKD——C-mk and kitchen help at Pw!nfi house, 10th and Daenort 186.16p ANTED—Two g od ober, honest, men, ured to hard work, active, etand walking all day, and give referenc esty; 1o others necd appl Canfleld houe. 4 to 5. Jon rr—Furnished rooms for light houseoplag, in Beemer's block, Cor 5th and Howard 799t 0R _ROIANG in Nebras Property. M mproved and _unimproved lands nd lowa o ocxchange for Omal zue, opp posto +30tt o eann—Bost uncosupled ground o the by tor warehouse houso, 87 fect front on Loavenworth , north bt 10th and 11th,will leaso for 99 years, Bed- ford & Souer, 0.4 ARION PLACR—8 good lots In this addition with- in8 blocks of stroet cars, can bo had on easy torms, W H Groen, over 1st Nat'l Bank. 827-tt Fun SALE=Two story house, corner splondid view, two blocks from 'strest car saddition $3,100. 8500 down and 815> E. Mayne .1 8. W. cor. 16th and 8S1-17 TR 8ALE—Cholce residencos in deslrable leeations at reasonable pricos and easy torms, - Ames, 1507 Faroam. 926-14 BUSINESS OHANCES, Yo rxciiaxar - For Ouata or Lincoln rosidence property—Houso and grounds in Red Cloud, £4,000. 1000 acres lind In Webster county &t 820 ner wcre, no incumbrance. Ray O, Becker, Rod Cloud Neb, p VW Aren—n enterprisiog smart young, man with wmall capital a8 & parbucr In gents furnishing oods and cluthivg husinoss. Address G. H. Omaha Bee. 13116 [T G mate—siteam floue mill, apacity 120 bbls, por day; elovator oapacity, 20,000 bushels; good track faollitics; only mill 1o Omaha, Will ge'l or trado for farmjgroporty. Valued at $10,000. Green, over Lot Kational Bank. 705t P\nk s \Ln~; Tancy store,well estallishod 210 N.10th 8t. 10216 ] OR ExCHANGE—A stock of n'ce cloan books and stationary, invoicing $2,000, to exchange for land In Neb. Address, Box 280, Des Moiues Iowa. 107-16p ]glnx\xm:lu!«'u ~About 00 will buy an_estab- lished Lusiness, togother with leaso for ove year of building. This 'is goed ba galn for soms ‘one Address 8. 1., Bee office. s1stt 0 BXCIANGN—A 88,000 sfock of bran new hard- ware, direch from the factory, for good Nebraska or Towa laud. For salo—Cheap and beautiful lots Mimebaugh and Patigaen's Sub-divion, two mileefrom olty et $160 and $00 each,on monthly paymentsof 85 and $10. Per- sone buying hore will be assisted to bulld right away 1t desired. To rent—Four eplondid offices. 68 tf K. C. PATTERSON, 13th and Farnam St. PERSONAL. Snasons baving ing Infants or children under six yoars, to board ous, can flud a good howe at 107 North 10th st. 767-16p For ldles durin; confidentlal. QUIET 110N Corresponien, 9, Linc.In, Neb. conflnement. Addreas Lock Box 905-Aug 12p RRONAL - WIll bo found at 1609 Davenport street, an experienced nur. e; best city reference. 798 16p d rooms In Beemer's block d. Bo0t! | I “ADIKa if you want your plumos or tlps cloand, 4 dyod and curled; irst-clasa work guaranteed, g0 1o Henry Sincere, 1810 Jackson st 493-jly 22 aasomALMrs. E M. Hooper. teance dlatrroyan and heallng medium, over 716 North 103 662-12i i R8. BCURODER—OIalryoyant and Magnetic heale “r;nmu all pain and disonse, 707 N, 10th 8t. 8, A cummranrinip —Mognotic phyvllan, test and doveloping medium, over 619 orta 10th ) 668-J2 OR RusT—Large handsomel; turniehed rooms, " single or en-suite; excellent 7608t ard, 1718 Dodge. —With board, nicely furnished south with use of parlor; also gae, and bath, 1409 Jones St. B48-t1 R, P Pleaskat roois furalabed, 1428 Howard st. 427. 7o Toreo geod carpenters ar Popncton & Virgin's Ave., at once, 163 15p ling ralesman who bas an estal- to_Introduce cur 7 ANTED- 1'shed trad new clgar, with w tslp sohea.e in tre worl W. X, Cu hman & Ce., Detroit, Mich. the best adver- "Addrens with reforonce, 170-16 ANTED 5 tivners at Sulleven Bros, 16 St.,near Dou, las 16615 ANTED—T w0 salesmen uod two salesladics a Westorn Jewelry Co., room 6, Crounse block. 95t GRNTS WANTKD. Address St. Louls Electrio Lamp Co., St Louis for circular, cuts and terms of tho candlo power Marsh Xlectric Lawp. BIL-jly12 J0R RENT—June 26th, two connccted rooms with board; tront room, south-onst, 1014 Webstor. 85741y 18p Fok RENT—A front room with bay window; modern improvements, sultable for § gontlomen, South- east corper 196 and Faroam St. 480.tt o tgrigtvo o oganvomoes n Busmana'sblook. i 7R RENT—For manufao‘uring purnoses or hall argo room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 14th s enquire at 1409 Dodge st A. J. Simvson, 714-4 § O RENT - Contrally located furnished rooms ag 628 wouth 15th st. 18-t R T Furatahod Iargo front voom with atcove grato bath, cte., 1716 Cass stroct. A1 AvTrn—pgents In overy county to_ olclt_for the Mutual Berefit Aseociat f O SlTUATl\’)NS WANTED. “umw By a lady of oxperionce, from tho cast & posicn'ss sl of cchior Ao . 16p ANTRD—A sifustlon by two girls £0 do houn work {n ewall private fawilive, 1810 Plerce st, 171:16p W agmo—situstion all bre and prultry; g ki g ome of Bnie 00, 162-15p to tak Addross 3. Y. K MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, VW Axtao-Whero can L invet 81500 with wervices, t0,good advantage. Address X, X, Bee Offico, 18118p 7 AxTRD —Situation i1 a¢ have had several vemrs experietce, speak Gor man s1d Eoglisn, can forn sh geod Jefer A drees G, B. Byracuse, Neb. 1 nd toard by your ; Avdrees 50, Beo 161-15p WY 4amat—toem state locaticn and torme. office. YV 45Tmn—A pastuer with $300 cr 81,000 a Class paylog businese. Iaquire at C. E. Mayoe's Oftice 16th and Farnam 5t. 142-18p watches to Satiafaction o bring the! 7 A57ED 600 people 510 berepair Eoholm & Erickeos guaranteed. W areo=Twoor throe furalatid tooms for light \ousekeeplog. Addres) & B. (', Beo offico. room,in pleasant locality, { O RENT—La) without boar e tront room on first floor with or loquice 01901 FurmamBh, TROCHE Wit board;desirablefor wummer, Apply 4 4. Charles Hotel. 710-4t FORSALE—FARMS, Fonmmee acres of Iand nqar city limite, cheap; favorable condition s; reason, goirg away from town. Addreis J. B. Beo ofce. 174-20p 708 mALA_160 acro farm York Co., Neb. ¥, M. Battls, York Neb. 73lyisp e 090 acro stook and gran all fm - yed; four hours' rlde from the Omaha 8tock soven miles from tho olty f Fremont; two within throo milos; 800 acros under plow, tho rest I pastur; board. fonce, ronaing. strests through pasture; house with ten rooms; will be sold cheaplf sold immediately; on terms #o' suit. For further particulars inquire of Geo, C. Grodfrey, Fre. wmont, Neb 71 Julyst FOR BALE ~HOUSKES. use 4 rooms, with by ou Bros., 817 § 15th atreot, At teka vacant Tots 1 part sy mont. - B Bros., 817 § 13th street. 15 w0 or 4 lots Maricn Pluce;will trade for residence and pay differepco ln cask, W. . Green, over ist Nationsl Baok.. 7984 JOR 1ALA—83 toot 02 Ouming betwecn 19th st 01h with house, §2,700. Bedford & Souer. 717 FOR 8\L8—08 feot on Farnam nesr 9th; also lots in Highland Piece and Jerome Park, on ea.y teras. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 18th st. 819-Jly 15 ey —Saturday morning & chestniit sorrcl horae, white star in forehead, mane on left sido, and left hind leg white; had with information or return to an E. Stryker, N cor, 15th and Bou ost—An Irish tter dog, dragglug & _cha'n, on Sunday evening. 8. 1. Bushwan, 1612 How- ard street,” on collar. Liveral reward for return or iuformation as to his whercihouts. 184.1 TRAYED OR STOLE: star fo the forchend, aTroward by roturniog he cors, 13h and Chicago strect. A tarrell maro with whito Findor #ill vecelve a libor- o Cumin's & Quin, gra- RUPTURE LURED. 0_Operatlon, or useloss trusyes. Dr. M. M. Moore Wabash ave., Chicago, Ills., at Omaha every 00 days. Bond stamp for circular, 4902.jly-22 MISOELLANEOUS, 3! E. A Marsh, butcher on 164b aud Cumin; 0 not done 80 with the intenticn of 15 41 Husiness traasastions. Theo 1717p schmuetsch. orssyAKING—Ladios wishing the orvices of & firet class dres maker, apply at 1143 N 18th st Perleet fit guarauto 125.16p VWL Thazs =t loo vlerclo tora yood borse, ade dress B. C., Bee office, Councll B.uffs, 90515 o Park looutod 12 miles 8. W. on U, P, o pablio and can bo rented Bpeclal ratos for L C. Schwenck Fapilion, 902-40 liase brood all at Homan's )mahs. 802-t0 ROOD MARSS —Partlos wis wares for ranch purpa<os p| Livery stable, 413 50ath 13th stroat ((jtmw eiivms 740, doos nod give you hearthura. Tags rodocmed &% eu cent, each by the dealers Peycke Bros., Agents. 653-L1 JP4evra—00 Eikborn and Piatte. | . Mur 74041 Qo sius g, te fult davorod, tags redesuiod at 0no cent each by tho dealers, ' Peycke Bros. agonts, 05340 araomon, o2 beno giree &7 O B Gotion beck, at 1110 Capitol ave. FOn Bain —lote 00 x 14 fecton Faroww strest, south front, elegant looation, must be sold. W. H. Groon, over 1st Netlonal Bauk. 600 tf e taua—tares house, newly bullh, & recums, il modern fmprovements with 4 ot, a4 1. st ; nguire ab prewmises, on Virgloia aveaue, ono §3,600 for i, Green, over 1st No- 610t JFon dasn oo teck fro block from head of St. Mary's av). all, or §1,500 for hait. W tional Bank. “vmy —A fu where 10 questi apied and who ¢ s X. Y. Z clty P. O, 8 will be ssked, by 8 lady who 0 tarnish good seference.” Ad. 104-16p. “ AxTRO—Veosl and lustramental scholars af 1011 Californis et. Miss L. F. Chawbalalo, 972:17p FANTED—Every ady 1b need Of & 6owlng nue IV A ier o oo the new Liaproved. Amoricas Now P, E Flodwan & Co. ageots 220 N 10th. 8306 l‘ '0R BALE~Forty lots lur sale on Burt and O uumn(l betcan 29U aad Blat ohosp, laside. property edford & Bouer. FOR SALE MIHUELLANEUUB DOk BALE~A bunch of & lots, uear jroperty; wil make speclal to;ws for luvestument, Ballol Bros, 817 8 18th .roct. 18681 aud 0es1p00s oleaned 1o an oderless DRIV VAU 08, 1208 Dodge st. 945augHp wey. A K 1w BILVRR TAG, 8 008 Dot talut the Leeath, tege edsemod a4 0ne ceat ach by the dealors. l'u) r{ Bros., Agonte. N 1ick o ercby glven thatthe partusrabip hore: ofore existing hotween tho uodersiioed a3 mor- tailors at Omahs. Neb., under the firm uame dicka & Papez, I3 this dsy dissolved by mutual will be Cyrcied on Icue, b Jov. Papuz wil oceive 1 Vodicka the detts ot +11 money due to the firi aud pay 4 the late parterahip. Dated this 16ih day ot July, 1685, RANK VODICKA, Jos Pavez. Notice {8 al#o glven to those who still owe meney Sothe st 8rm, o call st woblo thelf accounts s 1 M gong anay by nexs w Jou. Paveie w017 Y 8t Owaks, Neb, r