Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 29, 1885, Page 8

| | TRE DAILY BEE. Wednesday Morning, July 29, LOCAL BREVITIES, —A little boy into whose family the Bee comes an an educator, yesterday remarked to bis mother, “Goodness, ma, it's hot; the hymenometer marks 99," —Touis Oamp, an 18-year-old boy, wae ar- rested yostorday being charged withigrand lar- cony, Tt is alloged that ho has been stealing a lot of goceries from Winspear's grocory store on Cuming street. ~1In Tudge Neville's branch of the district court yesterday a motion was arened for a new | s trialin the case of Frank Wilson, charged with burglary, and overruled. A motion for & new trial in the Lyons caso was argued and wubmitted, —1In police eonrt yesterday Daisy Ross wan fined 810 and costs for being an inmate of » house of prostitution. John Nelson and Andrew Andorson wero fined 85 and costs for Intoxication, Mra, Anderson was/fined 85 and costs for keeping a disorderly house, James Cooper, George Watson and William Henderson, arraigned for disturbing the ponce, were discharged on a promise to leave town immodiately. —Some time ago there appeared in the Police News an item to the effect that W, K, Hawks- worth, the well-known sprinter, formerly of Omahs, had been appointed sorgeant of police in New Orloans, La. Mr, Jorome Pentsel, manager of the Thurston team, immediately wrote him a letter, asking for his full address, which has been returned nunansweretd from the dead letter office, with the information that there is no such man in the Crescent city, It is possible that Hawksworth's sergoantahip is all a myth, J7 —Constable Stein served Monday replev- in papers for a cow belonging to Thomas Casey, which had been driven into the river by some means or another, and had floated down near the U, P, bridge, where it was ta- n out allve, but in an exhausted condition, by one of the bottomitds, Frank Nepkin, He refused to give it up without the payment of $10, which Casey refused to make. The water-loviog bovine is now in charge of Con- stable Stein. —A woman giving her namo a8 Mrs, Mel. chior Milner came into Judga Brande's court on South Tenth street yesterday, and said she was in trouble about a steamship ticket which she had bought for a child of hers, but which could not be used, It seems that sho has been in this country but a few yeas, having come from Vienna, Austria, In March, 1884, she sent for her little girl, ten years of age, enclosing a ticket over the North German Liloyd line. The rallroad companies of Aus- tria rofused to transport thechild, saying that it was too young to travel alone, Since that time Mrs, Milnor has been vainly trying to secure the girl. A faw we3ks ago sho man- aged to obtain from a family about to come to America the promiso to bring her girl with them, Tho passago has been safely made, and the girl is now with hor mothor, She was compelled to come by s different line than the North German Lloyd, and Mra. M. will sue tho company for the value of the ticket purchased in March. 1884, Nebraska Loan and Buailding Asso- clation, Subscriptions can now be made for shares in the first eerles by applying to tho secretary's office with Jeff W. Bad- ford, 213 South Fourteenth street. The paymenta are made monthly at rate of one dollar per share. Out of town partles wishing to sub- soribe for shares in the Nebraska Loan and Building Assoclation can do so by communicating with Secretary F. J. Borthwick, 213 South Fourteenth Street Omahs, who will be passed to furnlsh any Information desired ————— That Watch Matter. A communcation has been received at the Bzk office from J. M. Watt, In an- awer to the published assertions of Mr, A. Kinchafole with regard to thet $100 ralsed by Mr. Watt and the gold watch which was to be offered as & priza there- for. He denles In the first place that he is wearing the watch which was to be given the one who raised the most money for tho church and In support of this pro- duces a certificate from Edholm & Erick- #on, where the watch was purchased, Mr. Watt further says, *'The matter stands like this with me. I am through with newspsper talk. I shall try and act In good faith and rather than have any more annoyance, when the time comes to make the pryment the money I hold shall be turned over to the proper person or versons and for no other purpose.” ——— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandise or hard- waro. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Neb. e — Seal of Noxch Oarolina Tobacco is the beat. ———— County School Funds. Superintendent Broner issued yesterday the following circulars relstive to the county apportionment of the state sshool moneys, and will send them to the direc- tora of the diffzres:t school districts. I hereby certify that there is now in the county treasury school moneys subject to ap- poitionment and derived as follows: Amount certified by state superin. tendent 814,600, 17 Amount fom fines and licenses. ..+ 50 " feom dog tax..... 5 from all other sources, 99 82 Number ¢ ditricts ontitied to share ta o portionment 52 Nun bar of children Iu disteiots entitled to 14, "'One-fourth” divided oqually among 523 l' ’;luh E‘l". :‘: El;h dllltriut 6 66, ‘npee fourths” divided 1, . 434 chiliren gives 10 each § a3 08 1 —— _Dr. G. W. Pargle went ont a trap- piog last Sanday and within (hree and one-half hours from the time he set the trap he caoght a tapeworm sev: nty-five feet long from a lady In this city, who just afterward dined on a cup of tea and toast. ——— 1f you buy Jumber anywhere without firsl getting Hosgland's prices, you will lose money. e —— Baxe's celebrated Oream Sods, takes the lead. e — " Furnltare in iostallments st Bonner's. ———— Keep eool, drink Saxe' COresm Scda, S — Insure to the Home Fire of Omaha, Beet awortment of bsby buggles st J. Bcnner's, “Total awouat to bs apportioned. , .. 10, J. deliciou ADDITIONS TO THE CITY. City Attorney Comnell's Tnvestigations on the Sabject, Some of the Evils of the Old Plans of Laying Out Additions—The— New Ordinance, Some time ago the oclty counocil passed the following resolution with regard to addltlons to the clty: Resolved —*‘That the city attorney be and Is hereby Instructed to ascertaln whether, any person or persons are ling lots In violation of the recent or- dinance requiring acceptance of all addi- tlons of land not within or adjoining and contiguous to the city limits, and if it shall appear that the sald ordinance ls belng violated, that he shall forthwith proceed against all such partles under the provisions of the ordinance, providing penalties for 1t violation, it is the in- tontlon of this coancil that the provis- fons of thls ordinance shall be main- talned and obecrved legally.” Mr. Obnnell, since that time, has been pursuing a line of Investigation, some reference to which will doubtless prove engaging to those Interested in the growth of the oity, In the first placs the ordinance referred to, which was passed some two months ago, provided, in the main, that: ‘‘Every owner of any tract of land within corporate limits of the clty of Omaha, or adjolnlng and con- tinguous to same, before offerlng for salo this land shall canse it to be acour- ately surveyed, and shall cauee to be made a plat of the addltlon, with refer- ence to known or permanent monu- ments, which shall designato explioltly the lands laid out, and shall particularly desoribe the lots, blooks, atreets, avenues, alleys, etc., belonging to the addition.” Further, the streets, avenues or al oys, In such addition shall be Ilald out with reference to the atreets, alleys and ave- nues of the contlguous clty limits and shall be continuations of these thorough- fares. Furthermore, the residents in any sush additlon shall be entitled to all the r'ghts and privileges enjoyed by residents of the clty, and shall be subject to the ame city government. Mr. Connell, in conversation with a re- porter yesterday, eaid that he had been pursulng this matter closely, and so far as he could dlscover, there were no lots belng sold in any addltion to the city which had not been surveyed and platted in the way prescribed by the ordinance. 1f any such vlolations are discovered the gullty parties will bo prosecuted, he sald, to the fulleat oxtent of the law. “‘Bat,” he continued, ‘‘there s one thing that ought to be noted. Ia many additlons now laid ount the streets and alleys are not Iald ont so as to correspond to tho adjoining ones of the city property and the resul’ {s a hopeless labyrinth of thoroughfares. In many Instances not the slightest attempt was mado to maln- tain the continuity of the streete, I can show you places on the msp of this city and {ts additions where the streets are so lald out that a person has to walk three blocks to vislt his nelghbor a stons’s throw away and where echool children in the samo additlon are compelled to go six or elght blocks In a round about way to attend a echool which is but two or three blocks away. “There 18 no doubt in my mind but that 1f the clty had compelled, from the beginuning, the property owners to lay out thess'additlons with reference to the straets adjoining, within the olty limits, that the property would have been worth $600,000 more than it is to-day. Of course, there {s nothing t> do now but to inslst upon a stelct enforcement of the ordinance as recently passed, but it is in- deed a pity that the original charter pro- vislon which gave the city council the right to ineist upon the additions being lald out in the proper manner, was not enforoed,” However, thls provislon was not en- forced and remalned a dead letter. Untll this ordinance was passed two months ago property owners could plat out their additions to sult themselves, and If not accepted could put their plat on record and go ahead gelling thelr lots, 1t Is Interesting to note that there are over one hundred additions to the city proper. These additiors, on a rough estimate, comprise about 1,000 acres, o —— Youthful Bandits, For some tlme numerous complalnts have been made aboat a band of youthfal toughs who arc operating in South Oma- hs, In “holding up” every passer-by, whom they think they can handle. Their modus operand! is illustrated by the treatment wh ch Fred Grau, a clerk iIn the drug store of T. W. Spafiurd, re- colved at thelr hands Monday night. He was golng home, and when paesing the Bohemlan church on Thirteenth street, was accosted by one of the gang who asked him for a chew of tobacco. Gran replled that he had none, whereupon the band set upon him very roughly and went through his pockets, taking what- ever they could find. Grau was fortunate In one thing—he had no money about him, and the young thugs were compelled to release him with many expressions of dlegust. This thing s reportod as belng as of al- mceat nightly occurrence In that part of town, The police anthorities ought to lock Into the matter, and If possible break up the gang, as tho names of tome of them are known, Army Gossip. Lleuts. Goodman and Jackson, of tha Beventh Infantry, stationed respectively at Forts Washakle and Laramle, arrlved in the city yesterday and wlll take part in the coming departmoent rila contest. The rifle camp, which ls about five hundred yards west of the post, ls nestly ready for the openlog day, twenty-two teuts having already been pitched, Ar- rangemexts will be made for stage trans: portation from the car line to the fort durlog the contest, 8> that visitors can havo an easy means of getting out to the grounds Gen. Howard's medal for the compet!- tlon has just been delivered. It is a beautiful gold shield with crossed guus, suspended from & bar. The whole s appropriately engraved. In anewer to an Ingairy from the in- spector general of the army, the secretary of war, through the sccretary of the treasary,, says that under the depart. ment circuler instructions cf Avgust 24, 1876, a dlsbursing « flicer cannot proper!, draw hls check {n the name of his cler or bearer, to pay fixed salarlos or sums of $20 and under. Such checks should be drawn In fav-r of himself or beare: Private John W, Parkbill, company H, Fourth lofantry, now st Fort Niobrara, Neb,, Is detalled ard and will proceed to Fort Omaha, Neb., officer for duty at that post. Upon the arrival of Acting Hospital Steward Parkhill at Fort Omaha, Neb., Private Henry Fourth infantry, acting hospltal steward, will be relleved from duty at that post and proceed to Fort Bridger, Wyo., for temporary duty as hospltal steward. — Mra. Jones Tells of Her Work Among Four almond.eyed tials faced Judge Stenberg In the pollce onrt yesterday morning to answerjto the THE DAILY BEE-WREDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1885 ROAD HOUSES MUST GO. So Say the Law-Abiding Oitizens of Baratoga, aoting hospltal stew- Sad Sevun % SN Wommendisg AUl ado ertisements in_the tpecial colu frst insertion, and 7 cents por line for ea quent insertion: No advertisement will be the first tim Bunger, company G,| In pursusnce ot a oall made on July be charged at the rats of 10 cents per lina SPECIAL NOTICES.| mns will or the ek ubse- Wnserted 26th, 1885, by the oltizens of Saratoga precinct for a mass meeting, quite anum- ber assembled at the school house on Monday evening. TO LOAN—MONEY, 43000 and op; call for terms. Frank L. 1609 Farnam, 203 A STRANGE STORY. oANS—Made on real estate security In amounts of Evorett, Aug 16 The meeting was called to order by John F. Page; W. H. Lawton waa eolected chairman, and John F. Page, cretary. The following resolutlon was unanl- mously adopted: Resolved, That we, the citizens of Saratoga, do hereby propose to stop at once the evil ng in our precinct, to wit: The un. MCTg.r0 toan-tn sums ot $10 000 and M on first clas business oity property, i) No commissions of Any Kind charge Davis, Spec'al Loan M 1605 Farnam Stroot. the “Heathen Ohinee." ren estate, in Jarge or small smounte. to sutt. Loans made aTeo on collate any good securif promptl; owest possible rates. Apply cial Exchange, 1608 Faroam affron-hued Celes- upstairs. upward, for 0 per 4, O, F. Lite Tos. Co., 98%mug10 ONRY 10 1OAN—At once and without delay on Is, ohat quietly' and the Omahs Iawful and disorderly conduct now carried on charge of belng Inmates of a dlsorderly Sk 0t Sy oUEY S0 10M0 1B SUBY BI00 S84 SpRAN 08 cl eryone of the commonly called The quartette bore the somewhat | “road houses,” situated within our limits, i frst-class real cstate securly. ~ Potter & Cobb, house. uneuphonions names of Ham, Cahn, Ah My and Ah Sin. The Oelestials had been arrested about thres o’clock yesterday morning hiding In the house of a Mrs. Mary Jones on South Tonth street, botween Jones and Leav enworth strests. ably not well founded, had been made about this establishment orderly house, and when the police no- tic:d at thehour Indlcated this morning the h renely sround Mrs, Jones’ compartment: they concluded to enter the house and raid It varlous pos bed and farniture. They were iImmedlately placed under protests, as were also Mra. Jones and her eldest daughter, Fannie, a young mlss of perhaps 15 or 16 yi When the persons wers arralgned yes- terday, subsequent trial divulged a queer state of affalrs, The story told by Mrs. Jones, and which was backed by evidence was thla: She has been Interesting herself for some time past In the education and the Chrla- nizing of the benighted Chinamen, with whom she had been tarown dally contact, as a number of them were living out to after o'clock. Before the party resched Mra. Jones’ street, the Chinamen proposed that they all enjoy a lanch, and accordingly un- limited quantities of cake and lemonsde wore procured and a feast was spread. By tho timo the spread had disappeared and the tlde of convereation had reached its lowest ebb, the hands of the clock pointed to thres o’elock. The Chinamen arose and said they must go home immadiately. Mra, Jones, {t1s averred, protested, and told them that they could just as well spend the night when Tes! acter said that he knew her to ba an honest ‘woman; giged Chinege. So whay Mra, Jones and her children, with thelr Chinese friends, were released, Oklahoma as an Addition To the Editor of the Bee, The many advantages to be derived by annexing to the clty all additions lying south can hardly be estimated. Those additions have now no govern- ment, will have the full benefit of the clty government. Such annexation will remove forever the chanco of a great rlvalcity on the south to retard the growth of the clty proper, snd the day hastened for Omaha to bs come exlsiing between the saloons of the city aad those of the additlons and equallze school privilege population to over (8,000 and increase the public fands, to make public lmprovements more rap idly and extensively and thus prepare the way for the 50,000 peopls which will doubtless bo added to Omaha In the next five years, nourisb and improve Omaha till it {s the 28t and grandest clty of the north- greal west, The public revenne should be {ncreased, streets ehould be graded in the additions, and the improvements so long needed in the north part of the town—opening and gradlog new streets, macadamizlng old the additions feel favorable to the move, and that they propose cicculating a petl- tion asking admisslon to the olty. msjorlty of the property owners sign the petition and a majorlty of the clty council favor the projeot, the additions will come into town, Should they not be taken Into the cltyin that way there 18 another way in which it can be done. had even gone s> far as to engage In teaching a misslon Sunday school class of Chfnamen, and in varlous ways had sought to win the Ignorant celestlal from his barbarity of thought and custom., Yestorday afternoon, she proposed to four of her Chineao frlends that they go picnic. Ah SIn, My readlly assented and Mra. Jones and children accompanled them to the park where she clatms they remained until blankets were placad on tho floor and all preparations were made for repose, arrested all parties. natare designed it to be—one of the d | 1516 Farnam st. rens of Saratoga, wil will result in their immediate suppression, VA on turniture, piacos, b Another meeting In callod for August [ fperty of all kinds and all othe v 3rd, 1885, at 8 o’clock p. m. snd Farnam. All businoes All interested In this matterare invited ONEY LOANED st O, F. Reod & Co's. Loan office o1 porsonal of valu oorner 188 otly oonfdontial 7200 to attend, Joi o — Notes of the Heat, F. Pace, Secrotary. 79140 ONEY TO LOAN—On_ real estato and iYL D L. Thomss. Some complalnt, prob- ONEY To loan on ohattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Room 20, Omaha Natlonal bsnk bulldl ing oh at 7290, Yoaterday was undoubtedly the hot- test day of the semson., The mercury commenced cllmbing early in the morning 3 belng a dis- WIQNEF, Loaned on chattele, out rat #oketapoughtand sold. A. Forman, 218 R R 18th 8% 72841 LOAN In_sume cf $800 and s of four Chinamen bobblag se- fand at 4 o'clook in the afternoon stood at 90° In the shade, Agorts, 1506 Faroam 8. N{ox %0 Y1 0.7. Davis and Oo., Boal Ketata and Loan upwi Y Very few calamitios from the heat wero reported although everybody suf- fored Intensely. Doc. Pettit, an ex- The Chinamen were found ia ns, some belng under the some behind articles Erickeon. WANTED FEMALE HELP. AxTRD -A good girl, 2415 Davenport 8t. ©. E. 47020 | - | 6208, 13:h 8t ankv\'r—A front offico in Frenzer Blook, opp. 41068 OR KRNT—A new 6 of five rooms with e tern, ote. 8 W. Cor Chicago and 25th. For in. formaticn Inquire Any evening between 6 and & o'elock on premises. 495-80p ave. Six rooms, hard and soft wator. on premiser Frotme—New ¢ roc water; at 2481 Chioag: {OR RENT- To small family, hotse 2850 ¢ t. Mary's Inquire 280 R “hard and soft 45 9-20p J. H. Spebman, 12:h and Douglas Sta. 70R RENT—5 room cottage, nicel¢ located. Inqul: 611p YoR RENT—Brick odttsge, 0 room 2919 California St $20 & month; 46219 cottage heuse at o nomital rent, elogs Toestion most desirable. Amey 1507 Faro: 416 98p 7'0R REST—Fot two montne, & beautitul fur a month, Inquire 1818 Do 0R REXT—Store with four ro- ms In rear. Rent §25 as. 4:0-Aug 14 {'0r RrNT—House 4 room £10, stablo §2 per month, B & M valout and ith St Tand_Office 31.28p Vot Office. W. G. Shriver, opp. I". 0. JOR RENT—At 1010 Farnam street. turnished front rooms with us rooms rent kesping boarders, Shriver, opp. Post Office. entire outflt for $500, two nicely of bath _room. It Jgn e House T rooms and kitehen, comp lotely furni:hed threughout, on 16,k near Barney St., 5 £58 por month, good 1-cation for W. G, 410-28 Fnk RRNT—Cheap store, 811 N. 16th stroet. o76. 31p water. Cor 16th and_ Pacifi, closets and pantry. South 15th betwer Doreas, each ten dollars, R E. Copson. with b yesrsleno of gre Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam, {0R RExT—Hou 0 § rooms, vellar, hard and Foft b5 room house 8 en Contor and 04-tt Jgn e, Deautiful suburban residence property, acres of ground, large house 7 Fooms, fino loca. tlon, eplendid view, eto., or will sell Imorovemen 1d ata sacrifice. 0R REST—Biick house 10 rooms, suitatle for boarding house, Cass 8t., botween 14th and 16th policeman, fell overcome from the heat near the Paxton hotel, in the afternoon. He was removed to his home on Leaven- worth street. His case Is not serious. A Acem-For “Grant's Memolrs,” O'Ni arrest, notwithstanding violent WANuh-flhl 8t 1612 Davenport street. Box 409 dgdt 487-80p s of age, workman employed on the Cuming street sewer was also sunsatruck. £01 8. 20th street. Axtan—A compotent glr forconoral houseworky 408t all plead not gullty, and the| ™m0 b rory on the exposition bulld- Ing on Capitol avenue were compelled to diecontinue their labors, yesterday, on ANTED—Glr] to do ganeral housow ork of threo adalts. Ingn street, in fam 1y t 2211 California 497-20p accound of the heat. WATHER FOR OMAHA AND VICINITY, YV Axmeo—Two good glrls, 1615 Howard street, 404 30p The local signal officer received yesterday the following bulletin from Washington: WaR DEPARTMENT, OFrioR OHIER SIGNAL OFFIORR, ‘WASHINGION, July 28, 1885, Observer, Omaha, Nel Indications for Omaha and vicinity to-day: Fair weather, stationary temperature, southorly winds. VWAool for generat housework 015 V » one block west of of 8t. Mary Hammond. W A=, diniog room at 7 ANTED —Glrl for general housewcrk, at 15th and Leavenworth st. el two girls Harney. in the same nelghborhood. She Appy the head 505-28p x kitchen and 499-20p NW cor 467-29 Hazgy, ——— * One More Uafortunate.” The remalns of, Jeanette Schafer, the young woman who committed salcide . Apply to Mra. Geo. K. Mee. J. M. Thurston, mpetont girl to do second work; Prichott, 403-28p ass cook and laundress, 2308 4 the park to enjoy a sort of private Tho quartette of Chinamen, | Sunday at the Eustern hotel were laid 7 A1E0—A diniog xoom gie at 1011 Dod dge st. 30041 to rest to-day at Laurel Hill cemetery, Coroner John Drexe! saperintending the Ham, Cabn &and Ah fourtn St. W ANmep 2A grod il for gencral house 31 8. Tw 8 work, at 262t ceremony, There was no one to mourn the death, or to shed & tear over the ate of the falr young creature, and as qulckly as possiblo, withous ceremony of any description, the remalns were dark, returning home about ten VY AxTmo= Ledy ogerte-$10a diy with ertul brand now rubbr undergarie Madam I humble abode on south Tenth malce; ladies go wild over it 438, Chicago, L1, my w. - placed under the ground. The case common perhsps as 1t may be, 15 still an affactlng one—the story, the cld, old one of womaa's trust and mon’s perfdy. Ths iaquest held Mondsy evening deve W Axtap—ciils wieh vate familics, co and lsundry and good wog & onOmaha K plo, it 00d places in hotels, prl- irls, bitchen, 14th and Douglas, O & Muyie & Co. 16th and Farnam, 208-tf 0R RENT - ouses of 6 and 0 rooms in No 1 loca~ tlon. Apply at office of C. L. Taylor, 8W. cor. 175t JFon rr—A building 9264 dry goods store, 8. 10th st, OR R 222_Leavenworth. Inquire at Boston 088t A stable for 8 horses one block_south of tho U, P. depot. Inquire of M, Lee, Fhatt Phipps Roe, Soward and Campbell. ROOMS FOK KENT. Tenpr=a lan A with bay window, month; 2616 Douxlas street. newly f 18th aod Howard. nished front s and bith; VoR RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. 85141 OR RENT—A nicely furnished room, S, W. cor. Inqulre cn third floor, ¢ JFgirun-twolot in Pelham Pluce, one blook from strceboar drack. Inquire 918 8 18th 8¢, i TR aaum =100 ors, Speine i, win sen terms; tiate for Improved property an ference in valoos la cash or assume mortgaga s PAT- tios can find cheap homes Ant advantagoons trades. aestt W. H. Green, over 1et Natl. Bank, tols agt ‘arnituro and lon Addroes L. M. B J'0R SaLn~Three lots ia N, basutiful location: 1wo bl #400 each, on monthly paymen worth more mone, than the prico atke, bt will iy clored out at oncs. C, E. Mayne & Co, 16th and Farnam . 47099 o e P‘onul! ® Ot would trate or a good horse and bugey; 80 aores in Gosper county, Apply to 918 South 1 e Ut et {OR Saur—At end of 18:h 8t. cay line, & iot 180x 150 teot; will sell at & bargain Make a b 18 8 chance to make something; don's let it slip. O, E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Fernam., JRorsAun -Bollet and ongine, 0 horse power #nd engine, In good running order; want to soe for the reason that they are not Iarge enough fo tho now machinory which we will pub Into_our now bulldiog on Harney St Ciarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. et AL“Aa oa band at a bargain, No 1 second hand carriage phaeton and aide har buggios; also ume 11 Dodge 8t. 808t brollas and sunshades, ab 1409- T0R 8ALR—A g00d piAno, cheap. wood, 1018 California 8¢, REAL ESTATE, Wim-A o blackemith by Gratton & Drummond, carriage manutacturers, 1816-17 Harney 8¢, 5 51-28 TOR SALE—A beautiful little place on North 15th I st tull Lot, noat cottage, $2,000. Easy torms. C. E- Majno & Co., 15th and Farnam. 231 0R_RxCHIAXGR—~Improved and unimproved 1a in Nebraska avd lowa to oxchange for Omi Proporty. McCague, opn posto-t.co, [ T pairgHouse nd 2 lots at & bargaio $3500 8. 16th Street;room to bulld four more houses for rens. Two elegant lots Shinns Additions, 2F Targo house and two lots Hanscom Ula Hloase an i 15t north 10th 8t, 600, House and 11t Regan's Add, 1200, Houro and1 .t 8. 18th 8t, 100, House and lot Paciflo St., near Dopot, 8500, 2 houses and 1ot on Cas 8t , near 16th. Housos and 15t 8. 18th 8t , 8500 Farm land in nealy every county in northorn Ne< braska, 0. F, Davis & Co., 1505 Farnam St. £0¢-Aug 23 JFer pnasn—tost unoocupled groundin tho _ty for warehouso house, 87 feot front on Loavenworth north bot 10th and 11th,will easofor 99 yoars. Bed- ford & Souor 73040 BUSINESS OHANOES, JR0R sauk Tho stook, fixtures, bulding, lot and good will of a turniture store, doing & _gnod busi- ness in a live Nebraska town reasous for selling; will s:1' ch turo Dealer, care of the Bre, Omatia, Neb 1o opposition; good . Address Fuenle 11528 F'mx RI 21st and St Mary's Ave. -Two nic:ly foraished rooms, NW cor. 40:te OR RENT—Nicely fu'n neetion, at 206 'S, 18t itornia St board, 1714 ¢ 3 hed room; bath room con- 5 46/-1p J on Aarr—Furnlehod froct room witn o without 00 25p th or {OR REXT—Ro0m! Howard 8f. board 1610 Capital Ave. without 1oard, 1212 495t R mmstolarge tumshod front room, with 2290 or unfurnished, 1513 Jones stecet, R RexT—Largo plossant.tront xaom, e hed 438-20p Jon ner—Nicely turuiahd rocme, 205 K 14th St. 37.20p [OR RENT—Elegait newly furnlsh r. 440 1p 8, 1615 C-pitol Ave. Bath room, gas, no hills to climb, Jon nae— hed room 1613 Chicago St, 404-98p ped no facts beyond thwse publishsd in the §| B The girls relatives VW &t Mhreo expericnced woien o have bsen nolified, but the funeral conld nvassers, #6 per uay, guaruntoec; room 7, Redick block. T0-tt Y/ Axen—First-claas dning room girl 'V Topolitan hotol: nouo o notba deferred, as decomposition was too far advanced. She had an uncle liy- the Met- od apply. 824-81 ing near Alblon, Nebraska, while her mother and grand parents reside at Fac. toryville, N. Y. The girl's personal ef- fects are in charge of Coroner Drexel, awaitlng the disposltion of her frlends. in her house. Accordingly, ASTED—A bright, active boy that cas pily af Bee wail room bot. tho “‘cops” came rushing In and "WANTED MALE HELP. n get up 9 aad 11 41Tt e . F. Middlevon gave bond in the sum of 8200 yesterday in police court to keep the peace toward W, H. Bonner, an expressman. Imony as to Mrs, Jones’ good char- Wi orne by Dr, Peabody who One not afrald to work. Address, th referencer, to Must briog. referency abilit koew that she had been en- in mislonary work among the Mrs, Jones’ some- strange story was belleved, and ment §.ore. first.class barber. Steady Adaress Gtto Hirsob, D ori: ving particulars as to s B. Kohn, Soward, vass tho city o sell o0 19 VWAsman—An experienced dty goode salesmun, fie tclies eb. 475 80 work will o1k, N 490-89 70R RENT—Ro0ms. board. Rooms §1,50 to §4,75 per w in brick house, bath room ac ommoda 1ith, Nicely furnished rooms with room, eultable for two gentl-men; on sawe floor; references required. TOR RENT- At 1013 Farnam, nicely furnished front use ol 4:631p f bith Jor nrsT—Furnishod rooms, 519 Pleaant Bt 2:80p o T ot oMo o DusheaabIoGk. 894-tt Jor rxT—Front turaished room, 1017 Ch 0 5t. 385-88 Capitol Avenye. Fon masr—tandsmoly furnlshed room 1704 Sp. and Douglas. R RENT—Large, hav eivgle or en suite, mods lent board for gentlemen, 1 Dodge. ———— £ —Agents to sell couaty 1ights; o t selling articles cver invented, make {rom $20 t0 $3.0 per moath. X., Bea office, for particulais at once. ne of the You can Addrers box A 01t WV 427E0~Cook for u emall country o1 & thorough, , relinble, expericn Hinkson Bros., Glenwoud, Towa. VWANmo—Two fintclam cornco ma others necd app v. but when annexed to the clty they Broadway, Council Bluifs. with best ot rs‘erence, (nly such need aj ; mus) be ook, pply to "ot 15, no B. Grahl, 104 and 108 478-28 for ity canvaesing, Cail 421 s.uth 4 WV 4xmeo=0no good relistlo micdle azed man, 10th st 45— 28p —Handsome furn Jposax [{lon REXT—Room. Inquire drug ttoro cor. elv furnished room convenlences; excel: 10th 83011 841t shed ro.us, 186 Dodge 252augl? Y. {oR RENT—Furnished room, 1717 Cass sireet. Joe. y. it e L {IOR8ALE —A restaurant; big bargatn, in a_fine lo= cation; lease of Luil for ten months rade. Riasons for selling, have other bastness to ttend to. Address S P., Boe offica. 45088 JO® #aur—Axte Greaso Works, 2718 Cumirg 411y R #au—One n'e: fruit store, tn No. st. 3 \ “'A\fllv —~To gell drugstoraat Ponder, Nt Ad- | dress P. G. C. Box 18 Pender Neb, — 875-20p JOOR Tmnn = Nanca ooty Tau for stork of_gon eral merchandis or hardware. Addees Lindernclm, Centra City, Neb. k of brau now hard- o pxcuaxax—s 83,000 ry, tor good XNubraska ware, direcs from the wa land. ) rent—Four £y R. C. P, 1o-idonce s in Red Cloud, county at 820 0. Becker, Red B0p pacity 120 bbls. per 0 bushels; gool frack Will ol or teado for YValued ut $0,000. - W. 1. or Omata or L Green 795t BO \RDING, VW Ayten—A tow table boardsrs; I for rent; 1812 De PERSONAL. QUIET_tiown—vor ladics durlog _confinement, Correspondence confidential. Address Lock Box 80, Linccln, Neb. 998-Aug 12p D CIRSTERPIRLD —Magnetic phyeiclan, test and developing medium, over 819 norta 16th £ 66 LOST AND FOUND. thel near Creighton Col ase return to 1407 Do Jor rast—Furnished rooms, 1617 Daveny, ort 8t. 159-28p E. D, Van Court. ok e -8uite ot newly furnisncd roomg, 3011 California st. 978t1 Cor. §thand Howard. —Unturnished rooms in Beemer's block 80011, g4 mourniog looket; 8 suitall reward wil bo given by leaviag same at Leslie & Morrell® druggists. (G AKEN UP—Two modium sizo dark hrown mules, avout & years old, Owner can have ssmo by paylng for “notice and damages, at L. C. Knowold, bead of St. Mary's Ave. 441420 in Beemer's block, Cor §th and Howard on - Furnished rooms for light houseeping, 7691, Sioux Cty. Jas. £ B oge & Co, WV axmeo sTen coopers to make lard, tlorce ab 430.ug1lp The foundation would ba lald, W Asmb-A man to work In wholasalo clerk, Paxton, Gsl'agher & Co. groce'y; one with some experienc> as billing or shij piug ioh A7-28p what, by Its natural advantages gnt_\t Cer. Addren C. L P, Omaha Bee dinary irone. it would swell the Ismp. DOES AWAY WITH HOT KICUEN good canvassers This would enable us BAD IRON C0,, A5 Reade St., N. ¥ V7 4x7m0, = ttuation as salesman, best of retoran 30-20p inland cities of the world, unty fn the 5 7 g 1 every county fn th 1t would remove the inequalities now “ Uni ed States to ecll ¥ox's PATENT REVERSIDLS BAD IKON, Which combinestwo Sad Irons, Poli-her, ,ono iron colng the werk of ‘an_entiro T4 selt-heating by gas oF slco- #. Prico mod rate. A Ligeand lasting Income fusured to Address, for clicula e, &e., ¥ox . B1E-Alg 3p Jones St. (OR RENT—With board, nicely furnished south room, with use of parlor; also gar, and Lath 1409 B4 J3 rxsm— Ploasaot room farnished, 1428 Howard St. 427t enquire at 1409 Dodge t. A. J. Simpson, 1J 23 south 15th st [\OR RENT—For manufac‘uring purposes or hall, erge room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 1ith st . g A ¢ 71441 7OR RENT - Centrally located furnished rooms at 71340 'l OB keNT—Lirge front room on firat floor_ with o without board; tuquico st 1901 Farnam St. 367-t¢ % &1, Charles Hotol. QUAH—With basd, dectiabiotor eunner, APy 1 §m powder novor VANIes, A wmarval ot parety 1t ¢2icth and wholesomenoss, Moie oconomicul that all or linary kind d_osnnod be eold tion with the multitude of low teet, sl Co., St Louis candie power Marsh Kieotric Lamp. A gmmwao, Address St Louia Electrio Lamp is for circular, cuts and torms of the 311-ly1g, e w b n of physobate powders, old’ only in BOY4 L BAKING POWDER CO,, 100 Wall 8¢; K. 7. OMAHA INSTITUTE W Axreo—agents 1n every coun the Mutual Berefit arcoclation of Om: Otto Lobrck, Secretary 1222 Farnam street. Lot us hold out inducements, SITUATIONS WANTED WAsmn=a position Ly > 1 y 0. Ad y to_sollcit for wha, Neb and’ Gen: 748aug1 0. 1 Stenozrapher. ddrovs H. 480 28p ara glad to learn that so many In Leavéiwor h sireets. 7ANTED ~A position in_ general sto i best of references. Spe If & VW ANTED-Situstion by Drug Clerk, Bt e B Address Druggist, owa House, East Des M The amendment of FOR THE TREATENT OF ALL March 2, 1881, of sectlon 90 page 125, of the compllod statutes, makes it an casy | CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. | Yy amo —oeri 1o femile by, thing for the city councll to do. Should| The largeat Medic atituto West of | xuiy (s ng terme, this cffic same, the clty without further trouble, oty attoxney, we understand, has no doubt e —— Smoke Seal of North Carollna To- baeso. two-thirds of the clty councll favor the move and petition the district court for {ta comsummation, the court favorlng the poteut t5 take charge. A —Situstion by a first-class cook, meat or Please call for three days 504 6th sud 4B8-30p 492-30p Oerman s'n¢ lo, 80 years old, long experiene, espe ally In pradicd chemistry and manufac uring, mendations also from [ast emplos ex, o1a¢s, Ia, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. a youog 4 Maroy. e. 45180 ers accomodation of pat z of th Instity ANTED- A lice of samples for a whol cery house or good commwission hio mADWNG ha 1s now ou the road to. Take on commission. b. the additions might be taken Into A. L. R., 6045 i8th ot., Omabs The als gro- , by » srge trade i Noithern Neb aska. Adoress 456.28p ANTRD—Lady to Joln avother, with ro Pacifc ot il m, 1 7-28p of the succoss of the measure. Orrizex, To adopt lezimate female chil ), under old. Box 47 Burchard Nebr ska. 418-81p OMATiA MEDI( A 13t Bireet, Corner of Capitol Avenus Ton aRNT—1n private & aily, furaished room; | ¢ R breskfast if desired, 512 220d near Leavenworth. DIED, - & 2 aestp MITOHELL—Miss Tillis Mitohell, on Sat-| THMICEN SP) Ayren By At T & cotage 13 o410 of 1 ololack OVER 400,00 dress lock box 269 Umabia Neb. e urday, Jul Vailo Gone to & land of pure delwht, Where salnots immortal relgn; Iufinite day excludes the night, Aud pleasures banish pain. WELCH —July 27, at 10 o'clock, p. @ , Mrs, F. M, Welch, aged 36 years, Funeral took place yesterday frour she resi- dence street. this state, of heart disoas ba and 10 days. moi ) W/ 4180 —600 paople to brivg tholr, wal Echolm & Erickson's to be repalred. Sat guarsnteed, ht, 7. W chine, to see E. Flodwan & Co. agents #20 N 16 ANTED—Kvery ady 1D Doed Of & sowing ma: ew Improved Amarican No. th, 8308 FOR «ENT—-HOUSES AND LOTS, of E. H, Cochran, 549 south Olark well aud cistern, botwe:n Magop, 641 N. 81 elreet. ok RENT--Five room cottage bouse with cellar, Leavenwortt and 43845p FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS, V2 have a splendid howe and o ¢ Ave. Lot (6x140; h use 11 roon offce in rear. boute in the best part of Omsh. next the Postoffice. emall b3 ; $85, Dooge and 85th, Fousu,p ta [ cottage, & roo comer Grand and Pler etroots, oz sauctony; wiod and gentle; euitabls for 151:20) This i8 B rare opportunity to get & Prico very mod- erate, Cunolugham & Brennon, 1611 Dodge street, 015 8 t bargain, halt lot with new . new baro, well, cistern, etc., one block west of TRAYED OR STOLEN—A. correll mare with whito star o the forenond. Findor will rocelva a liber= alroward by re‘urnlag her to Cumin's & Quina, gro« Ihicago stroet 64741 ce MISCELLANEOUS, M 1ove—rs. C F.Anspachcr, 1613 Leavenworth, P\ 443aug2] 1 IPRor. A. C. C. Prunu—Ths Europoan Phrenologlst sud Astropomer, who has been hefore the - | crowued hardy «f Europe, can bs consalted cn all lite, he haing the only gclen Parlors 809 Nosth 17th 5-8p affairs aop ertainin; tific Astrologer in the west. stroet. 1, medium for inde- x stawriting, withuu’ & pencl, aud other extr, ary_monifactations, has rooms o* Mre, Hooper's £18 N. 16tn kt. 338 24p un U, P. Park located 12 milos 8. W. on U. P. road, 18 now open 8o the public and can bo r for pic-uics and social g stherlngs. Spe: fare given. For torms, call or addressil. C. Sch Papilifon, [ T AISI0g 10 PUrch e Dood raares for ranch purposes pleass call ab Hoaman's Livery stable, 418 south 13ch stroot, Omahs, 56241 1AW BILVEK TAG, 4003 0 % gIVe yOU Duart-0urm, tagy rodecinod abone cont, each by the dealors Pcycke Bros., Agenta. 6534t JP4ervns—0n Kikhorn sna Liavte. . Murray, 710- well ¢l . 3 310 must be eold by Aug. Ist 1835.—§270 Shriver, opp. Post Office, OR ALK~ Va'uavle property for 1o SW, of 14} with im g for $28) chance for sy ; Unfon Pacific open 14th 8 1oct to sonth Dext apriag. Mrs. Peabdy, No. 1407 Joncs streot, Lots 182 feet square 5 month; flae Llnlu-:xl t) Apply to il oation, 2 ith street. 7OR 8ALE—Leaviog Omshs [ will eell or 1sase on loog time, & fine new? room houss,and furniture The house bas all modern improvements and_fine Jo- 8 blocks from court ouse. Address F. B. 8, 2874 d pay difference ln cash. W. 176 National Baok.. with house, §2,700. Bedtord & Souer. wodern Improvements with § ot, b 17 &t ; lnguire ab premises. Jon saun—targe houso, newly built, § rooms, all 1 721 Lots Marion Place;will trade for residonce W. H. Green, over ot 7OR BALN—88 feot on Ouming between 19th and 20th Fonsaua—ss o g ad el 6 Cosy 4 T70R BALE.—160 fect fronk on Virglo block from head of 5t Mary's sve. 1 ball, W. . Green, over Lt Na- 510 edfora & Souer, [OR 8ALE—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Cumings between 20th aud Blst chesp, Inslde pr: T aunders, Teroe, easy. This §s a nice plac HEW SILVKR TAG, [ta frult Aavored, tags redeomed cheap. C. E Mayne & Co., 16th aud Farn ‘at one oont each by the dealers, Peycko Bros, agents. 055-4¢ NSTRUOTION on banjo glven by G E Gelion beck, at 1110 Capitol ave. 404t d oes1poo's ol-aned 1n an_od srlees 1203 Dodge st. 945aURIp DRIVY VAULT way. A. Ev Cmi BILVER TA0, 1t 4068 00t Lalut the breath, tage redoemed at one conb ach by tho dealors, Pey Bros., Agenta. [E%n EDWARD KUEHI, MAGISTIR OF PALMYSYERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 808 Isath strood, beswosn Farnam and Hay uoy will, wha theald of guardia: sphiite, obkalning ance {n tho pa. nml’p.aun\, aad on 08 in She futurs, Boots Perfoy eatialaction gusr NOTICE. From and after date a1 herding aud ruoning st Iarge of stoc: inside the city 1 mita is strictly pro= ) Pound Master. DAN. C. MERELEY, Neb., July £8, 18 452:80 ORDINANCE NO 918, An orcinance rmending ordinsnce 052, (stabe lishice the carb lines of Saunders strect. Be it ordained by the City Council of the city of Omaha. Seotion 1. Section one (1), of or’lusnce No, 852, I8 hereby amended o read as follows— The west curh lue of Ssunders strest 18 hereoy establish- ed at adistancs of twenty tw (12) feet wost of the section line besween sectisny 16 and 10 1n the city of Omaba. Tho cast curl lins of §sunders street between the north curb Iue of Cum ng 1 treet, sad the 8 uth cuih Tue f Michigan 8 reut /s Ferchy csiablished ata Aok saLx—Upright drill, one fice bender and kink. | distance of thirty (10) feet east of +aid section line; or, and other tools, as 714 N. 16th at. 600-80 809 l“ul BALK - 000 be solo_at & bargaln. Inguire as Neb. foe. Co. rooms 1, 2 and 3, Witkuell 1iock, sud Haraey, ound rate, nearly new; will aud Ia. 16th ey snd north of the ouib line of sald Mickigan street Bt & distancs twenty-bwo (22) fect oast of sald sec. jon line. " . 216 L force from and after its Fassed July 1ath, 885, Attent 3. B, Sovtiakn, City Clerk, W. F. Bacusy, President Oity Councl Approved July 2ath, 1885, Jauas E. Bovo, Mayor, Assage, AN