Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1885, Page 5

LINGOLN. The City’s Morality e Viewed from a Local Slandpoixt, Three Oonvicts Escape from the State Penitentiary, The Insane Asylum and Its Manage- ment—The Politicat Pot— State Personals, AT THE OAPITAL. THE CITY'S MORALITY, The mayor recently in a publie speech made a protestation that he desired the clty ocleansed from all moral Impurities, and that his endeavors had all been in that directlon. The records batd'y bear his honor ont in h!s remarks, for acoord- Ing to the oldeet roeidents there has never been a time when there was really a greater number of disorderly places in the clty than at present. It must nst be charged that the mayor s respousible for all tals because it would bs dolog thet gentleman an injustice, but there a things which he could remedy which he does not do. Within the past few months there havo been at least thres places started which, ostensibly respcc'adle, are the greatost pitfalls in the clty, In which young and innocent girls may ba on- trappad. One place on Tenth street, which will not bs derignited, is an as- rignation house of the most pronounced type. Ucder a thin and gauzy cubterfug the proprietor endeavora to hide from th eyes of the authorities the charaster o his business. The rooms upstairs are lua charge of a woman who will let them whenever desired. Many young girls just enterlng womanhood sra thus led astray, when othorwlse the opportunity which {s here offered being out of the way they m!ght have remained virtuous and grown into useful womanhood, The house, or rather store, in which this nefarious business s carried on, s owned by a prominent judge of this city, a man who Is now holding an Important judtolal position in Lancaster county. It is ctaritable to suppose that ho does not know what kind of people ha ls renting to, but now that he has notice, there will ba no excuze for him not to turn the pracent cocupants out. Xt 1 presumed that the mayor, if he Is attending striotly to the business of his positlon, knows these things, for there are certainly lots of people ready and anxious to inform him of them, These places hero named are but fs) Iated caser, and dlsorderly women are in creasing in the clty at an alarmingly rapl rate, Itlstimeto call a halt, and thd mayor is the proper person to do ihise Lincoln has a highly moral class of ecit. lzens, who are deeply chagrinned at the- presant state of things, snd they call for animmediate reform, Private aseigna- tlon honses and places of tha: character should b suppressed at once, and Maj oz Burr should at once start his police on the track of all euch places. It sny Ignorance of thelr locatlon {s expraessd by elthor the mayor or police, the Bee will be glad to point them out. ESCAPED CONVICTS, Night before last, as the conviots were being locked in their cells for the night, the guards on the walls saw four convicts running from the wall to the weat sidn of the enclosure, The gusrds fired, but without effect. Parsuit was made, and one of the men captared, but the ro- malning three succoeded in getting away. The wen had been empioyed in the foundry, and got cut by teariog away the wall near the shop and crawling through the hole. The men who es:aped are deecrlbed as follows: John Strunel, 25 years old, light com- plexion and halr, and weighs 160 pounds, He was sent from Gage county April 21, 1882, for burglary, for six years. John Pyle s 41 years old, and Is five feet elght Inches tall, brown halr, blue eyes, and welghs sbout 1656 pounds. Pyle was sent from Furnas county June 5, 1885, for an outrsge. Frauk Greek, the thied man, 1s 26 ears old, five feet ten Inches tall, has ight complexlon, black hair aud light blae eyes, He was sent up from Cass county in May, 1884, for two years and a half, for grand larceny. A reward of $50 for each convic has been offered, anda number of men have been sant out after them, Upto 8 o’clock last n'ght nothing had baen heard of the convicts, TROTTING HORSES AND THE ASYLUM The board of public lands and build. inge are very indigaant ovor ths appoint- ment of Mrs, Mathewson to the matron- ship of the insane asylum. Gov. Dawe) acted 1n a very arbitrary manner in mak- ing this appolntment without consulting the wishes of the balancs of the board. The gentlemen think that the best later- ests of the Institution are not subserved, and that the state 1s not getting that S e SATURDA will make an efiort to negotiate the Lan- caster county five per ceut optional bonds f he ls wuccessful the commis- sloners will probably refand the present $158,000 #ix per cent bonds which the ate now holde, These bonds have long been a source of annoyance to the au- thoritles, and If Mr. Lewis s successfal in dleposing of them he will recelve the everlasting thanks of Lancaster county. SHORT ITEMS Lieut. Governor Shedd Ia In the city on_business connected with state affairs, Lieut. Dadley, of the University, re- turned yesterday from San Francleco whers he has been with his regiment during the summer vacation, His health is goed, and he will take hold of his duties with renewed energy. The new band stand on government equare wlill be done to-day, and the season will be Inaugurated this evening by a grand concert by a braes band, A runaway team yesterday afternoon made it llvely aronnd the Commorcial hotel for a short time. The horses ran up on the sidewalk, and would have gone in the office but for the providentlal In- terposition of a tree, around which the wagon caught, holding the horses as ef foctively as If thoy had bsen anchored. The $1,000 trot between Ro!lins’ horse and one owned by a Mr. Harlbart will take place at the driving park to-day. STATE ARRIVALS, Col. E. D. Webster, Stratton; E, P. Davis, C. H. Cowing, 8. G. Sammers, 0. P. Sword, Omahs; A. A. Oollum, Hastings; H. Museleum, Falrmont; O. D. Rakerstran, Nebraska Oity; A, H. Fltch, Omahs; Lieut, Governor H. H. Shedd, Ashland; Eli A. Barnee, Grand Islanc; A. Epton, Milford; L. G. Chapin, Seward;J. W. Bartholomew, Grand Isl- and; George H. Powers, Beatrlce. e e—— Olty Hall Plans The plaus of Architect Myers for the new clty hall building were submitted last evenlog to the board of education for their approval. A number of changes have been made in the internal errange- ments, and a3 the plans now stand _the quastors for the board ate on the third floor, together with the city library. Mr, Myers presented the plans in person, and afzer Inspecting them the board sgreed to the propored changes and appolnted a committee to inform the clty councll of the actlon teken. A special meeting of the counc!l had been called for 8 o’clock to conslder the plans, but as Mr. Myers was detalned until 8:30 by the board of education the councilmen bescame {mpa- tlent and adjourned beforoe he arrived. The St:eet Uar Case, The trlal of Superlntendent Smith, of the Omsha Heree Railway company, for not ranning cars every ten minates on the new extension of the line in Pat- rick’s addition, in accordarce with the cily ordinance, will be held before Judge Stenberg in the police court this after- noon. Tho complsint on which Mr, Smith was srrested wes made by Ma Patrick. Distinguished countel have been secured by both eides, Hon. John L. Wobster representing tke proseontion and George E, Prltchett, Eiq., the de- fense. 7The caze wiilbehotly contested. ST e ey A Pleasan Party, The midsummer n'ght hop given by the young men of Om:ha last evening at the rink on Capltol avenae was a most ecjnyablo sffdr. About fifty couples were In attendance, aud a well-arranged programme was succeesfully carrled out. The building was brilliaatly illuminated and tastefvl y decorated, and the scone preseuted ws: an animsted one, Mesnrs, Morford, Rustin, Olarke and Doane acted us floor wianagers. Refreshments wore served aboat 11:30 at the resldence of Miss Berlin, adjoluing the rink, ——— The rike's Peak Kailway, City Englneer Rosewator, who has recently returned from Colorado, re msrked In conversation with a reporter yesterday that the item going the rounds of the western press to the effoct thata rallrosd was being comtiusted up Plkes Peak was uatrus, He sald that the project hsd been at one time discussed, aud partlal surveys were made. The matter, however, has baen dropped and nothing more is heard of it now. A Hurvost sung. BY ELIZABETH E, STARKEY, The odor sweet of new-mowa hay TIs wafted o’er the land; Piled high, the sheaves of golden grain, ‘Wait for the thresher's hand, Wide, billowy fields of corn unplift ‘Their banuers broad snd green With plenty’s promiso geaven bright On each, in glittorng sheen. The leafy vine bends low with wsight Of juicy clusters fair. _ Springtimo’s glad prophecies fulfilled Ths burdened orchards boar. O'er all the laud brown-tanded Toil And pationt Thrift have wrought Day aftor day, till dreams have 1% Tull feuition biought. which it should in the mavagement of the asylum, Dz, Matthewaon has mapy stricturey passed upon his conduct by people who are Interested in the good conduct of the asylum, and the bresth of scandal has many times as- salled him, wrongly, perbaps, in meny Instances, It ls said that he at pres- ent 1s glving more attention to the tram- ing of & trotting horse which he owns, It 1s kept at the driving park and prom- ises to become a very speedy animslin the conrse of time, There 18 no objec- tlon to a man's keeplng a fast horee far as is known, snd nothl: {s more pleasant than s drive behind one, bat leasure should pot be allowed to Inter- ?m with buslners. Thls, certain parties clalm, 18 the dootor’s case. LOCAL POLITICS, Yesterdsy politics engrossed the atten- tlon of d{ clastes to the excluslon of everything elee, and candidates were as thick as fleas, The only contest which smounted to anything o the Fourth ward, where the mac had a ticket snd the outside orIndependent citlzens had a tlcket, The wise wmen siy that Grifith will get enough delegates to securs his nomination for the treasurer- ship, and that cffice Is really the only one worth fightleg for, The present has boen the most exclting local canvas for years, and there s no element of cor- talnty about the result. ARRESTED FOR FRAUD, The ssloon keeper, Legler, who haa had some trouble lately in seltilng with bis creditors, is In trouble sgain, Yes- terday he was arrested on a charge of dis oslog of property to defraud his oreditorr., gler kept the ssloon at No. 940 P stroet until recenlfi, when he was clcsad up. The man hay been in hard luck for the past year, end It s presumed he wa reucered desperste #nd sttempted to eell out end get awsy. The cise sgalrst bim waa contivusd until next Wednesday. THE COUNTY BONDS, The brother of Mr, Henry Lowls is now in Boston, and it ls expeoted that he Yot not to them all praise be given, Not all Toil and Torift; “Who glves the incranse,” unto Him Our grateful hearts we Lifs., Who can the richly varled store Of goodly gifts behold, Nor say with Israsl’s prophet bard, ““Thy works, how manifold!" —[Western Christian Advceate, e The Silver Lining. There's never a day so sunny But a little cloud appea There's never a life 80 happy But has had 1ts tims of tears; Yet the sun shiues out the brighter When the stormy tempest clears, There's never a garden growing With arose in every plot; There's never & hoart 8o hardened Bat it bas one tender sp. We havs only to pruge the border To find the forget-me-not, There's never & cup so pleasant But has bitter with the sweet, There’s never & path so rugged That bears uot the prints of feet; And we bave & helper premused For the trials we may meet. There’s never a sun that rise: But we know "twill sot at night; The tints that gleam in the morning At evening are just as bright; And the hour that is the sweetast Is between the dark and light, Thare's never a dream that's happy But the wakiog makos H There’s never a aream of sorrow #ul the wakiog makes us glad: We shall look one day with wonder At the troubles we have hai, ——— A competent lady stenographer and typs wrlter wishen & steady paeltion, Ad- dress with particulars, L, M, B., oare Beg effise. PENNYROYAL FILLS Y“CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH The Original and Only € 73 Rellable. Roware AT L LA DLES s Rleheaters EAARRLs i 8 S8 or (riietiars & Chlemiont O NAME PARER Sl TR e FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, CABLE NOIES, JUDGR STALLO IN ROME. Rowe, August 28,—Judge Stallo, suc- ceeror to to William Wardof Astor as United states minister to Italy, has arrived hera, RUSSIA AND TURKEY. Berauiy, August 28,—The Borsen Courier has & dispatch from Constantinople saylng sin_is making overturss for an allisnce with Turkey, holding out as an inducement the prospect of Turkey recelving possession of the Balkau passes and a fortress. The Tarkish ministers, the dispatoh says, are divided as to the acseptance of the pro- posal. THR CHOLRRA, Pants Avgust 28, —Thirty-three deaths from |cholera at Toulon yesterday; nineteen ot Marseilles, TovLoN, August 28 —During the past twenty four hours, thirty-four deaths from tho cholera have been reported in this city. Mansriiies, August 23, —Twenty-eight deatha from cholera were reported in this city to-day, At Pharo hospital, four patients led, nine were admitted, six discharged cured, ani five remain under treatment, MADRID, August 28 —In the past twelve hours fourteen new cases and fourteen deaths have been reported in this city, Mansgir.LEs, August 28, —One hundred cof- fins have bsen sent from here to Toulon, the supply at the latter place beivg short, Six g:l.un n an aversge are daily reported at o et BURIAL OF ADMIRAL COURBET, Pants, August 28, —The remalns of Ad- miral Courbet were intorred to-day in Hotel des Invalides. Thero was n large attendance at tho fuveral services, notwithstanding the weather was inclement, GREAT BRITAIN, SERIOUS FIRE, LONDON, Avgust 28 —The manufacturing establishment of S. Mow, Son & Thompson, makers of surgeons’ inatruments, iat, feeding bottles and diuggists’ sundries, Nos 7 to 12 a)lft;leng:lto, burned this afternoon. Loss $250, A BURJECT FOR THE CEOLERA, . DosriN, August 28.— Farquharaon, default- r of the Munster bank, has been pain. He has written letters to numerous friends in Dublin. THE DEMANDS OF THE UNEMPLOYED, Loxnox, August 28.—The Standard says: Several thousand uvemployed workmen assembled at Hackloy Jast 6vening, and adopted a resolution demanding that the Rovernment assiat them to migrate. GLADSTONE IN NOBWAY, Loxnox, Augast 28, —G ladstone states that hi# cruise to Nocway and tr_vela through tha country have greatly boefitted his health. Ho pronouncos Norway admirable and says the Inhabitants are. hospitable and that ho was rocoived overywhere with such cnrdiality that the only regret he entertains is that he 7w unablo to accept allthe fnvitations tou- dered him. IRELAND'S LAND STATISTICS, DunriNy. August 28 —Irish aericultural statistics ehow that there are 5,000,000 acres of land under crops in Ireland, an increase of 81,000 over the acreaga of 1884; that there are 10,250,000 acres of grass land, a decrease of 200,000 acres; aud that bog, barren and moun- tain land bas increased 27,000 acres, TIMBER YARDS BURNING, LoxpoN, August 28 —Forma timber yard in Kenniogton, a suburb of London, is burning. — THE OAROLINE QUARREL. A FORECAST OF TROUBLE. Paris, August 28 —La France states that all Spanish officers now on furlough have been ordered to rejoin their regiments, The same paper is authority for ths statement that several large Spanish mercantile houses can- celled outstanding orders for German goods, EMPEROR WILLIAM ENDEAVOBING TO MAKE PEACE. Pan1s, August 28.—It is stated that Em- peror William of Germany, through a feeling of sympathy with King Alfonco, has made personal interference in order to obtain a set- tlement of the Caroline affairs favorable to Spain. Spanish merchauts and other con- samern of German products threaten to boy- cott all German goods, Firms 11 Wurzberg and Elberfeld have received notices from commercial houses in Spain, severing business connections with them, 25 YEARS IN_ USE. the Grentest ifodical Triumph of the Age SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. v.oes of nppetite, Bowels costive, Pain in tuo kead, wirh n dull sensation in the back part, ruin under the shoulde blade, Fullnees after eating, with n dl Inclination to exertion of body or mind Irritability of temuery Low apirits, with a feeling of having neglecied sonie duty, Wenrineos, Dizziness, Fluttering a. the flenrt, Dots beforetho eycs, Headacke over the right eye, Restle, n, with teful drenms, Highly colored Urine, and COMNSTIPATION, TUTT'S PILLS are cspecially ndaptoo to such cescs, one doso offects such Dango of fecling astoastonish the sufferer Ty Taterenso (e A piretito,ud causo tiie oody do Aaks oo Wity (1 the eyatom 11 nouslsiedyind by o V'r"l"nnlln Action op Sisestive Ormannteriing Hioo BT Y R ST B! DS 8 TUTT'S HAIR BYE TOTT'S HAIR D GRAY HIATR or WuisKens changed to & GLOSST BLACK by a single opplication of this DYE. It imparts o natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold by Druggiats, or agnt by exprei on recolpt of §1, 44 Murray St.. New Yark DAL BHETITOTE 0 FOR TIE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. stitute Wi Fifty llvarf. tionte, xion yoars' of successful practice, and s b s bl PRIVAIE CIH?‘JLAR RRTOUS G DIk, . Brone psy, Kidoey MEN. v o & i P e R B UL T sop SRS oo, 1t Sireet, Corner of " Avenue, .+ ONAHL Y'TH NO POISON IN THE PASTRY FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREPARED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, 1l 8t. Louis, Mo. waxeRs or Br. Price’s Cream Raking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Mest Dry Fop Yenst. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. ‘WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. MPTION, for tho abovad togethor wi “o'any sully Smoke G. H, Mack & Co’s Cleveland, 0., Celebrated Cat Cigar Finest 8 for 25¢ clear in Americy, and Excelsior be Cigar Pre eminentaboveall othors. Our Cat Does Not eratch be Ciger above all cowy atition, for sale and controlled by D. W. 8axk and J. W. Berr, Omaha. Kennard & Riges, Druge, Lincoln, Neb, G. B. Chapman, = ** o 0 Evans & Judson, Diugs, Hastings, Neb. Dowty & Chin, Drugs, Cclumbus, Ncb, J. C. DeHaven, Druge, Counc 1 Blofls, Dell G. Morgsn & Co , DrugsCouncil Towa. Gus Scbrage, Tooks, stas Egpnt Neb, W. H. Turner, Books, oto. MmN H.H. Whittleaey,Drugs, Crete’ Railway Time Table Al ratng arriv af and doparh from Omaha b Osniral Btandard Time, Tralng of b C. 58 F. M. & 0. amive sl snd e pard from tholr depot, cormer of 16h aud Webstcr Bhroota; traias oi ¥he B. & M., 0, B. & Q. and K, O BLJ. & O, B. trom the B. & i, depod; All otbers frors Aho Unlon Pacic do s, Dally; b, oxoopt Eaturday o, excepd Sund:; d, xcop Monday. WHATW ARD anusvs Unlen Pacifio. 4 M. |7k .. Pacifio Kxpress ..| 7603, 6 Deovar Expreos. .|, . & Rep. Valley. f ity aprona 0.9 M. In Nsb. 4 ll aid Lxpress, « Night Expoed, . SOUTHWARD, Milssouri Pactflc Ly EXPIS ..., . Night Express, K. G St . 4.0, B T Louix Buprose EABTWAKD, . B & 8% Pa b Tee: » L ILEEE NIgEY press, ‘.ccommoaaticn < B . +| For Chicaga e For Chicago via 0. Bluss| HORTHWARD, G Bt M M. & O £8. Paul Day Exproes. Pau) Night apross OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS, Duunt Toava Omatia at 695, 7 2. 100,11 158 m, 12 40, 2 05,8 09, 4 0), 4 65, 065, a nd 1110pm. On Sundaya tho 7 £ ana'10 00 & m, an d 200and 4 00 p m trainy d,not ron. Leavo Councl! slaffa(Brosdway depo') a8 6 55,7 £ 980,109, 1147 am, 28), 880, 423, 6 25, 629 and'11 46p m. On Fundsya thy 765 81d 10 80 s m, and 2 85 and 4 28 p m trains will not run, Trans ter Tralos~Leivo Omabia at 8 15, 863 am.; 1285, 220, 4 20,600, aod 70 p m dsilv. Arrivo af 0 45'a0d 11158 m., 12), 848,735 and 805pm, SUNDAY TRAINS, via Tripartite A1liance Lines, 626 19 17 |10-81 14| 7-23 | 2 520 | 10 0CTONER NOVEMUER DIOIMIRR 619 %0 oxRYl wowkY!! womy!ll chattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With. nell bu'lding, N. E. corner 16th and tiamey. A years of experience and a carefal study of the busi. nees of loaning money on_ personal property, 1 have At last porfected a wystem whoreby the publicity nsual in such cases is Jono Away with,and I am now & position #0 1 eet the demands of All whe become Semporarily embarrassed and destre 0 raise money without delay ard in & quiet manner. Housekeep ere, professional gent lemen, mechanics And others in Omata and Counc’l Blofli, can obtain_advances feom §10 to $1,000 on_such security as hoosenold furniture, ~ planios, mashinery, hotres, wagovs, warehouse recelpts, secured notes of band, et withoud removiog same from owners_resider.ce of laco of business. Alwo on fne Watches and amcnds, One of the advanteges 1 offer 1a that Aby part ‘of any losn can be pald at any time which will reduce the Interest pro rata and all loans renoved at the original rates of interest. I have no brokers In connection with my_offics, wonally superintend al my foans, I have offces oonneoted with my gonersl office 60 that customers do not oome In_con‘ack with fach ciher, consoquently waking il transactions strictly private. W. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell buildiog, N. E cor, 15th and Harney, Cmaba and 82 Pearl 8t', Council Blufls, [y ORKY TO LOAN In_yums of $800 and apward, MR, Tatis oot B0, Avents, 1505 Farnam 84, 651 M ¢ choun srorians, Invostment Bankers, oppostte Ppost office, OUmaha, negotiate mortgsge luans on fvat class security at rulling rates of interest, P tles desiring to borrow money on improved city country real estate, for trom one to five years, can be commodated prompily. MoOsgue Brothers, bank: ors, opposite post office. 662-t1 ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estate and chattels VA D, L. Thomas. 0624 Money $0 Loan—On First-claes thner wanta steady sitasthon, conn. vy preteried. Addrees tner, caro thip oitice, 3iv-e1p An interest i1 an iron or wood business \, stto 1t ory Addross 438-50p s only. VY7, ant so e acrefpraperty on the west #ldo to tradefor city low, or wi I pay cash, Cunning- ham & Brounan, 1611 Uodge St. 258 Wi 17¢h and )84 0 bovs orap iron, & ove plate and ma at Umaha Tron Works, U. P. R. R, Sta | Omahs. 41081 From 8070 £ 6101 aores (1 choios gr oing 14nd, in Nebraska, from §3 to §5 o forspot cash. R C. Pattersoo, 18th and ‘aroam, 50340 7 ANTAD—To rent a meven or ofght rom cottage with furnace ot #fo m hest; olry water, bath, andgas. Apply 1917 Chioago St. 307 99p 7 ANTED—Board by a gentlemsn and wife In & good boarding house »here wife can do cham bor work for her b Ad:ress Y. 7, Bao office 817.28p VW 25T Toirade & gand second hand piano for a hune ad baggy. Inquire b Echolm & Erick son. 993-t1 mlm_lur‘v ady In noed of & sewing ma- chine, o e the new Improved Amorican No, - F. Flodman & Co. agents 290 N 164h, 830V FOR sENT—HOUSKES AND LU';fl. ONEY Loancd on ohattels; out rats, R. R Alokets bought and sold. A, Forman, 218 8,104 8 653.+ Ao mextCholos brick re idence, 10 room ', fur. nace and o1l mcdern | vprovemants. Inquire at United S:atos Nationsl Bink. 835t1 OKRY to loan In sume of §200 and upwards on first-olass roal estato socurity, Potter & Cobb, 5 Farnam st. 649-4¢ ONEY LOANED YL on furniture, plant F. Reod & Oo's. Loan office horses, wagons, poreonal property of all kirids and ll othe rartloles of valto, ~ishout remeval, Over 1ot Nationa! Bank,cornor 18th ‘0 Furaam. Al business siicly oonddental 850. WANTED FEMALE HELP. WY/ A51b ~Gocd diniog room girls, good cooks aud kitchen girls and good girly for private faw. Tties and gemerol houss work, good wages. You ca alwaya socuro g od piace; by culliog a1 1120 Favnao 8t., up stalrs, TAX at DA girl to do light house w noe, 1719% Caming St. Mrs, Mulcay. 442 ANTED~A Gorman woman to take care of a child 1915 Capitol ave. 410 20p - Firat class 000k aad chambermaid, Call Wam immediately at 107 nor(h 12th street, byeament doar, 437-31p W ANTED—A geod gisl for general house work, at 94 Park ave, 4°0.e-1 o mENT—From Sopt 1ef, € room cottage with cellent 1oortion o1 Faliview 8., bot. St. rd Haroey St. Rent §'5 per month, D H Goodifsh, Water Works office. 427t h between *aciflo Jrer kst roem houso on 441 81p and Plorce, Inqaire 1612 Davenport. JF O krvt-Small houte on 17k St., neae Capitol 8. Lehman, 405.t1 Jron e and Chioag Inquire cornsr 16th 81-20) ©6 rcoms Thos. Swift. ino 26 {0R RRST—Two rtory and batement, hoss rcoms, enst front, balt block from 'S5, Care; Ploasant 8t 374.93p OR RENT—One 10 soom brick house, swell front, 1n first clas neighbo hocd. One 9 room houee, 7o, 1ocation, chieap rent. Suit of 8 best looated office rooms in the city; also elngle office rcoms. Threo room « n Iirga houso, $10 per month, A Sauadeis & Co , 1104 Faram b, opp. Paxton. Ok RENT - J. ¥, Riloy & Co., 216 South 18(h St. For rent—T v new ten rcom houses, all modern cor voctences. Cortral y loosted. For rent—How tix rooai house on Saun lers, dost- rable proj ert o notions, only experienced may call, ‘German pre- . 13th Sta. Wm0 —Sslealady with good re ferred at Dormann'e, VW Ao -Gond weman cack 8. W. comer 14th and son. Mrs Hill, 410 31p For rent—Two new Graco and 22d street 13th § ttags hovre J. E. RILEY 2 per month, 1, 214 outh 3631t {or RENT—Cottage of 6 rooms 24(5 Cas Tn- quire next docr. 8t 83 ANTED—A German woman ocok Farmers house, corner 18th aud Harney St. 402:29p ANTED—A girl 5 do general hiuse work in a tamily of 8. Inquire Ist house eouth B, & M. track 10th street, westelde. A Johnson. 8:2 28p W &itn ~Tadies to cunvass now artile. | Wegen, 810 por week. apply room 9, U. S Hotel, 388.20p 70R RENT—Tho hcuss and birn on corner 204 Plorco St. Inquire at Boston Dry 1oth st. # 8ALE—Two good lot east fromt on Virginle ava §500 each, £50 o eh, $16 per month. Call At 51 ¢ u'h Twenty fonrth sireet, for partloulsrs be- tweon 8and 7 p. n. 22 ¢ [0 P4y -Homee, ant 1ot on morbly paymenta . 1. Hayden, o and Wil Tis aves. -t i Improved farme, will trade for_amproved olte proper'y, W. H. Green, over 1, Natiosal Bank LAl ok R —spacalbaren'n n 4 ot In Kikwood; nust b 81 soon; price $4%6 501 1 F. waLn—Fire fno cotiagos winin halt_ biook of +ireet cars §300 oash, balance fm mouthly pay- monte. W. H. Greem, over 1st Nationsl bank. F‘ol BAM Cheap, & 1ob 50x140 on 108k street beb. Biokory and Center sireets. Inquies 8. W, cor. 7th and Mar Also nicely furnished fr nt reom for reat. 2302 Fron s o torma; this is Largaio. and Farnam, LAt overything complole, 6 W0 eniy Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnam. o SALN—O0188 fort, } reome, clovet, pane s and ey frald lo $2,900 on_very (74 C. E. Mayne & 00,y 161 197-4 /0% 8ALY OR wENT—In Wallou® hi 1dd. One How barn, well, 4 1ota fenced, suitable for mbiitary #21 or month. Inquire Christiansen,, Chic go Lumber var 287.20p 11, elstern, barn, &c., §0th ovad proporty ¥t And Doug! 0) frame bullding sult-- Oth and Faraam_strest. o47-1t OR BALR ~A two Btcry AbI» or & etore nea Apply at this offios. 708 8ALR-Ono aore, bulldings, fruit, ad shad Lenvenworth and Flonsaut, 8ty W 0% 8ALR OR TRADR—8 roomedhoute, two lots and: barn Apply 810 S. 11th St 163-s0pt 1p- 3 nava,om aher-— Good hots in fitst-slamtown in South Wertern part of State. - Apply to E_Py D orks, 14th é vie, Novelty Iron Forty 1ote for eale on Burt and Cumings 20th and B1at cheap, loxide 4 & Sonor. FOR SALE MISOKLLA ‘i{'fll\ SALS—Lot of brick yard cestin ver pound ot Omaha Iron Warks, J7th and " sth sta. 7VOR 8AL {OR SALE - Gool horse, harness wnd v Ine Quiro My Da. & O Chemiars, Bhermad B 40150 how of fur— south8ix= 370-5-8p [OR 8ALR—A go:d tram, wagon and havness. N, N, kdward , Eelivuo Road bot. 224 aha 234 St 82 30p JCR $aux Chean. Two horses, L tingle hartioss, 1 buck board, 1 opon buggs, .1 Oourtiand phaeton and 8 cows. 1. 1. Hayden, Saunders 8t, betwoen Lake and Wi liv averuss. 855-18> 708 8ALR — (he farniture of a five roon nitore 10 u o since May, Apply 71 teenth St. ]?u\( SALR OR TRADR—A firet-class saddlo horss fve. Jeb 8 old; part.c.1y oand and gentle. - Inqulre 1220 Irene stre L or R¥xT—Near §°. car, 7 room huuse, good well, clstern, $1S por month _Inquire of G. E. Thomp- €on. 8. W, corner L1th and Haracy St. 285-tf JF R ru—One store. Inquiro at £dholm & €00, ATTLR FOR SALE, BUSIIAD own 500 head of 8 year old steers. 800 head 2 yoir old steers. 100 head 1 year old st All chofco éxtra b o and wo now quote feeders at §3.05 por cat. ‘Chapin Bros- 8¢l soptd VW A -Expericncod sosmatrosinn st anflold's Overall Factory, corner 11th and - Douglas, up- etoira, 04-31 W A3en—A good first-class cook Inmadistely,mid- dle aced white woman prefezred, at No 107 N. 18th St., at basement door. 591-29p YV Axta—A good laundsy girl. north 16th t. Inguire No. 104 338-20p VWV Axman—Young glil to do lieht nousework. Gol ored preferred. Inqaire 7313 Charles St.872.27p W3 German gl for goneral bouse work, 721 8, 18th e 3662'p ANTRD—Ladies that can knit,chioctet or do fan- oy work, £ make goods for our trade at thelr homes in cit 7 of country; 85 to $10 weekly emel | made st cur busirers; goods sent by mail. +end 10 silvor or stamps for samwpie ond postage, Hudeon W'fg. C>., 265 €th ave., N. Y. 234-20p {\0R RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipp) Roe, Soward and Oampbell. 8514t ROOMS FOR KENT. ];\nn RENT—Nicely furniehed large front room with bay window; modern improvements; 5 minutes walk from P. 0." Moderate rent to two your g gen- tlomen; referenco 1equired. Address lock box 302, 44281 \or_RENT—Ncely fuenished 100m for 1-dy or gen- tleman, in privatefamily, Ercaklast it necessary 813 south 19th. 9.20p or RENT—Two nicely furpished large rooms up- s airs froatiog south and west, rultsble for two gamlemen. Apply at 625 Falrylew, or 25 Bt. Mary's ave, QT of furplahed sooms for rent, 1809 Obloago &5, b 41v-5 8p ANTED—A il for general housework at 308 N. 5d street. Must be a good laundres and plain cook. 205-25 2 furnished rooms ready for housekeep- ) No. 27 £0th street, bet. Farnam and 125 OR RES ing, ches Deuglas. AxTRD—A good botel 070k and diniog ro>m girl 10 loavo the city; best of wages pald. Inquire st Omaba Employment bureau, 217 N 16th 6. _Mrs. 3. W. Morrison, Propristor. 162-t1 Jor Re: ge nicoly furnishe Tooma by cay or wock during fatr timeat 710°S. 14th street, betwoea Leavenworth and Jones. Board 1 dosirod, 417-8-9p VW Axta—Ladicn in want of_gool domestio girls, will be supplied on spplication to tho old reliabls Omaha Employmont Bureau. ~ Mre. J. W, Morrison, 217 N. 16th St., up stairs, 89341 ANTED—A rumber of firat-class girls who are caps ble of éolng good work, and_ recelve good at the Omaha emplovment ofice, 2(7 north rout, oficoup-stairs Mre J. W. donlacn, pro- 801 wage 1660 prictor. WANTED MALE HELP. 0. - Agont to represent in Nebrasia ono VY 2 e s anterpai s blishiog moses o the wees. Only experieaced and capabla men dealt with, James T, Connor, Cozzen3 hotel, Aug. BLst. 443-31 WAsTm- Immwotlataly a it o cako baker. Good wages will bo p steady, echer man, Addres, Gso. Baler, F Neb, WV Axmia—t bridk Iwers to-morrow worning quire at 18.h and Castolar. 20 young men fo learn telogiapby and ad station book keoping. Address “R. D, D.” Omaba Business College, 424 8-58p 7 ANTED—A practical gardoner. Apply at B oppasi e Hascall's Park. 531 ANTE 7ANTAD—A Lvo energotic yonng man, o graduste or studoat of some medical college o sell a 1ir o of tha finest medical b ks, A race chance 1or one having weans and capal fitles to take hold pro: erly. Apyly Cozzon lote), Aug. Slst. James T. Connor, 413-81p 7 ANTED—An expert canvasser to bandle the best and mo3t raleatle work ever published, & bon- anza for the right man. Nooe but men of exporient o and in‘elligence need spp'y, Aug. 3ist. Ja T, Connor, Cizz:n3 Hoas Bip ANTRD—Two gocd Gernan canvasso s by Sept, 16t W. A, Morason, 15.3 Douglas *t., up- staire. 415t ANTAD—Two €001 canvassers to work Life Jo- susapoe on tho best and ewiest plau; new bo- fore the public. Addre:s Li‘o Insurance, Beo office, Omaba, beb 4.7-%0p VW Axren ~Wm. Bawm, of Ked Oak, Tows wants » firet-class baker. Address lottars to bim. 404-23p ANTrD—Agents for tho beautifully il book, “Picturesque Washing €600 nd §10 0. K. 5. Butle ANTID~Two experienced re ial biok canvas- sors. Adcress P. O, box 609 city. ANT) &P 001 blacksmiihis hely ulsou, 2212 Cuming St. VAo —A tallor. . Muiray, 852-s0p 2 W Si—AviEs Fatin Valloy, Bowie ashiand Neb., & g0od 030k mAD OF Woman, A_woman retorred. 817-81p VW Axte—A good soler barkor b onor. Steady fo a4 good wages, Waa. Bobook, Bchuyler, Kot 2).20p axTaD—Petweep now. Beptember 15th, & nnm ber one 1 alesman, 00¢ who can come well (n dorsed s to character and aliliby a4 to u saleeman; & marilod wan preferred. Good eituation for tre right mau, M. F. Martin, 816 soutn 16ihst, 80741 73 wANTED—For he fincst littlo article to sell ; bix money, brand new. Sample 10 cts. .8 Champlon Novelty Co., Omaha, Neb, STOCK YARDS TRAINS, All tha rogul ir tralus, in addition to the special traing, stop at the stook yards, SHuth Om shi Btnck Yards Tealus —pe. 14l Stock Yarcs Parren gor Teaing Jeave Owahs wh 6:40 o, a0 5:26 p. m. Loave 863k Yards for Qe . w., 000 and 6:10 AAUBURG-AMERIGAN PACKET OCMPAXNY, Durect Nine for Engiand, France and Germany, Tha ssaainebipe of this weil known loe axe of 50D, in watar-Mgit compsriments, and aro fur Wibed' with every requisitc to make the passerg bobl enfe snd agrecable. They cary the Unlte 41t08 aud Eusopoan malls, and lesve New Yor Toucdayo and Saturdays tie Flymouth (LONDON Tnerboug, PARIS aod HAMBURF) Rates, First Cablu§60-$100. Bteerage to and trowm Hamburg §10. G B RICZABD & 00., Gen- aral Pass Ageot, 01 troadway, New York and Fashiogtin and La Lelle streets, 0 or_Heury Jundt Mark Haogon, ¥. E. Moores, Hanry P, Dew maba; Grogowle &doboaueer . Couatsy, AU adv ertisements in (he special wiumns will %6 charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the trat insertion, and 7 cents por line for each ubse- (uent insertion: No advertivement wild be inserted ‘or leas_han 25 canta for the frst trne' TO LOAN—MONEY, ONBY 70 LOAN~—Loons made on rer] ostate lan) noutracts, chattely, collatersls or goad securl- the Omaba Finwneial oxchauge, ; easy ter s, 89140 ONEY To loau on chatiels, Woolley & Harrlaon, ec“ffim %, Omiia Hatlonad baak bullding M e8 of any bla 1608 Faroam St., up-: tal WA cAuerts, Addross Eoctric Lamp and Btose Ca., B¢, Louls, Mo., for o'rcular, cus sud torws of 66 candle power Marah Elecirio Lainp 10Btoct10p ————— BITUATIONS WANTED, ron, mr—two handsomely modern conveniences, 1720 xT—Haudsome furai:hea rooms 1816 Dodge, 408 sept2/ shed rooms, pitol avenue. £40 25p e room snd kitehea 18th,St. 24 hous ce, betwoen Plecce a d Mason. 835-20p 0% RENT—New furnished rooms euito or eingle, bath, gas, price reasonable; 1615 Oaoitol ave 898-5-2p JFon;m-Fursd:id roomator Vght house ) eoping 118 north 14th 8t. 8574 p. oR REST—8 ol 13¢h § Toquire 6506 8, 839-29p J\or ReNT—Lavge, niocly farnished front room tor ove or two geutlomen, with reference, at 728, 18th 5%, Soush ef 56 Mary's Ave. '870-2)p 7 0r REXT—Furnish £03-1p. 70R RENT—Largo sicy woll furnished frong rcm in best part of oy, References required. e offic. 860-28 d frout room 1714 California, ax, oy uraishod front room 1412 How- oo s nrd St TR REN Hufercnces. AKGS furpished front roow suitable v two or three gonis, rout §19; No. 411 8, 16th 57 81981 Jgn an=100 lo's, Spring Iill; will sol on ene torma; trade for improved proparty and pay iE. ference in' values lu cash or assumo mortgagor. Par— ties can find cheap homes an1 advantageous traces. W. H. Green, ovor Int Natl, Bank, OR 8ALR ~Two Jota 1n Polham Flace, oue blook from strcot car track. Inguire 218 8 13th 56, 4o1te oR 8ALR—Or would trade or a good horse and bugy; 80 acres in Gosper county, Apply o 218 South 18tk §reet. 240tt o saun—-Bollor and engine, 20 orso pover b snd englne, In good ranning order; wand to for the reason that they are not large cnough fa the new machinery which we will put Into_our new bullding on Harney 8t. Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. 610tt LwAYS on band at o bargatn, No 1 ssoond hand carriago phacton brollas and sunshades, REAL ESTATK. 01 8ALE - Two soctions of gond Jana i Howard Cour ty this state; part 1. vel, ba'ance rolling tal d, rich o'l near good B. R , stations, For inves ment or geveral farming an { stock i ing purposes can make this a bargaio. Address Gee. N. Hioks, P O o £00, Oniaha. 847-20p. OR BALE—1740 acres r lliog land in South-esetern AR G ecloy Co., Neb,, at $6 60 per acre, .good soll, n. eand 1700 acres land In westorn part of Madison County st §11 perscr 4°0 acro) fine valley land at §16 per acro, Good bargsia, Lots in Hanssom plece, $5£0. Lotain Bhion's First ado. 8650, Lots on monthly pavments $175 to §250. & Brown, 811 south Elsventh 8¢, Hamlin 21920 loR 8ALR—A. geord paving business emcloyiug bub Tittio capltal for cash. ¥or partioulara widress " 0. o UEY, Omas, Nob. {OR Luasn—EBost unoccuptsd ground tn the ty for warehouse houss, 57 foet front on Leavenworth north bot 10sh and 1{th,will essefor 99 yosra. Bed- ford & Souer- 62048 BUSINESS CHANOES. {OR BALB—T eago and fixturos of & good hotel dolog: & geowing town of a thousaud s Lomious, An exzolling bare ress No.th Loap For b $07 81 Banking Co., North © havdwara et i of tho ol dext. pstab- Hished und bost (00a' ed Tiotise in Omabs, dopart— ure for Californta; the rei sa1f for eolling; storo rented to purchaser if desiced. ¥, A Bobneider. 86381p: Jrenpam—Abarber ehop and bath rom, 11 oldest e-tablisaed teado fn. Omiha; will w1l fo cash or real estate. Adcrees “A. B.' Bee cffice. 100-39p T/ nesT -Rooma o bullding. N, B comer 16th a3 Davo.poit s ob” Galib-giveon 0 ard 12 & . ok RENT. -Dosirable 100m 1; 4 Caj ite F Fop,2ar=Farmihod roo Thirtecnth and Howard ave 200t Bouth wett corner £82-20p Jcn mENT—Large furnished frooé voom enitablo for tro, or oo smalier room, 710 Norch 19th St. 195-50p. LOARDING ;I‘Alu.n hour\ll'll-’l) dge, AN G ittt TR0 aud board with private tamily. (0o chiliren i ploasaut par. of city, AL A., Bse oflon, ANTED i Wi Ry a widoser | ermanons, board for ihros childron, 1wo boye, #ies 1t 14, and gie dress Board rd 8: wouia prefer a private familv, A P, Headquatters, 409, 29p modera improvements, on 20th stroct near At. ve. Apply B W. coruer 10:h and Dodvo e 979! 14 08 RENT A pleasant 1 ont room with Largo clos. ; M v RO pud bond 8 per wocki very bt Ircation, IB14 Laveoport se. T7%-10pb 1p LOST AND FOUND T—Room with board, 16:3 C.pitol ave. 021.23p 1812 Dodge ¢, 044-41 Je% muan—Two roome sdlolning with board; feont room south-oist, 1014 Webstor 8t Koo't e o sawr—toom witn baacd, Jgx e =1 wil turalebod soom for @ geutlomen 1609 Faroam ttreet, opporite Goss Ho'el. Apply a4 r.0m 4, or ab Wasserman & Bornets. 218 18th 56, 745 tt Jron Jusr=s ploseant south trous xoows A, W, corner 19th aud Davenport. 700,41 Fol RexT—Handsomely furnished rooms 1704 Oap- itol a [L1x1) O v FrRd Tou 1681 Gapiegtave. £60.8u 20p i RENT ~Two nioely furolshed rooms, NW cor, 215k and Bf, Mary's Ave. Pt RO s vonsadestsabie tor sumaer, Apily ) 64, Chaslos Hotol. 010-i¢ {\or Rxn1—For manutscturing purposes or hall, wrge room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 &, 148h sk, eaqulro a4 1400 Dodge b 4., Blmpson, 4 figtm —Ganbrally located furnisned rooms ah 023 pouth 16th 8. 60941 OB RENT—Largo front room on first Hoor with or without board; tuquice st 1901 Farnsw [ -t 0aT—A lotter addrees. u to. Mes Annie ¥o' aom, I tween Douglis ard Lavenpoit.on 13th $1. 4 » 08r—A cost o nil tary road. +audors, grocery. PHYSICIANS. R WARD, room G, Withnell Blook, 1683 aud Har= oy Bt Loavo ot 4. H. 4°590) BTOVE REPAIRS. 1k W, G. M1 %KR Stove ) opulE Oo. 14t0 54, belween Doge and Dovglas, MISCELLANEOUS, C..u pald for old geld ab Edbcla & Krlck: 111 Sonth BNTRAL HGWPITAL, 0pen for the sec-mmora'ion o J the s ck. Burgicak operations of all kinds skile. fully performed. Lissases of women & speoialt 8 10 onfinement can boro have abioluts privacy: nd the besk of nttention Corresponden o olicliag, ddress De, J M. Bwetoam: corner 16th aud Farnam or Dr. J. B. Malgh, corner 1.0 and Farnam, * Tel phons 636, tt ¥ Wi Ezzsl', formerly of Raery, 111, will aond bis. prosent adoriea fo Taos, T F un, HAvnibal, Moy, ho will loarn something t0, Eis advaitage, 421w 8p M Ty 158 M. A, Dukur, Wil vocetro puptls 1o piano application. and volos 6t 2422 Harney 86 Cleculars rent on 2Toenidp on in & commiged m, wholuale eamter; god #15-8-8p Wanmes—A stu or re all grccer: reference. Address E. vian, & position in ot horsw; good " Bee oftice. 88557 VW A31r by o yousg Ncaudi u private £.amily to tak £ddrees 7 ANTAD —Position by oampetent lady stenograph et Flstclass retorences, Addrees K" Bee W ki & Baber you § good referencis. adds Two panck loquire Kdhoim & Erioke #0244 FOR BALE-~HO 0SKS—LOTS, ©) Wil buy a blce ho d1os G0X154; BL100 Ml 1y 8 iaise spd b, soaise; Brennau, 1513 Dodge 8. 31:25 ind lot wud one half on the pitol ave. andSeventeer th | voden improvemente; Horse and buggy sl | 0k BALE ~The hous s0ut wert 0 #hreot; twelve rooms and phice 816 0(0, L67-8 1p ok 84k "haop, 5 room oot torwt; situstd at No, €17 N. 1760 8 in aud Webder; thorovghly praved. 1uquiie of Owoer on piomlses. 708 Rix (()¥AU4 BAITARY co. = Privy vaulte, 1 3k po lsciesn dauy time of day in, an eatirely odorless way with wy fmproved pimp Mid pabent carcel apparatun. A, EVANY, office 18 Dodge 8, Omahs, Nohrauks, 2ib-scpt-ign BIVY Vaullgard ooy pools clewned Iu on odor way G.Ab)L P 0. Koy WT_MS-ug-ray PAervra—On Edhors n Flave, ¥, mur d gees. 740- —_— NTRUHON ou baay IR Wit i e 7 O ¥ Galisa RUPTURE CURED, TaNIE0~£Liuation by cl 1l coglucer and §990d book keejor.” Addrcss 0, B." B . Arouner h{"ll" 1 8th axd Cen er strcets; price . Tilslagherp, Cutpirgbam & Brouusn, 1611 Dodge theeat, 43.48 ——