Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE---WEDNESDAY, SEPTEVBER 2 1585 Sk A v b LINGOLN. * hged Parents Reczive Sad and Sorrow- ful News of Their Wandering Son, A Fire Chief's Compound Extract of Onion Juice. A Poor Woman Robbed—some of the Bee's Good Work —short Items and Stato Arrivals, AT THE OAPITAL. A BAD CASE, In a small one-story cottags, No, 1223 P street, yesterday morning, there was eorrow nnconfined by ordinary limits, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Young live in the ¢ jttage, and shortly after they had partaken of their breakfast a telograph boy brought a message teliing them that their son Joseph Youug, Jr., had been shot and was in a csitical, condition, Within fifteen minutes a second dispatch was taken to tha house giving the sad news of Young's death, Mrs, Young broke down when the second message was recelvid and sobbed as though e heart would break., Mr. Youag tried to control his emotion, and the poor man went into the kack yard and basied himself at various little chores around the house. Ho conld not pre- yent his feelings and, theowing down his shovel, ho rushed into tho tho iouse, where his wife eat and taking her in )is arms, sobbad and cried like a child. When the Ber re- porter wont to the house the aged couple were sittingin the front room consoling each other, Mrs, Young said that she huil tried every way to keep her son at home, b her enueavors had been unavailing. He v i a young man of energy and enterpiiza at had lefi home to make his fortune, He was 23 years old aud two yenrs ago last July he went to Shoshone Falls, Idaho, and went to work in a butcher shop for Blackwell & Glenn, It appears that duriog the bsence of thess two gentlemen, the young man was left in charge of the shop. Tt was then that he met his death, The cauee {8 not known bus it 18 presumed to have been a violentdeath. Young was born in Morris, Grundy county, Iilinole, and came to Lincoln with his parents in 1874, 0 Wiy well known in Liucoln, and had many friends who will mourn his death. Mr, Young has telegeaphed for his son’s re mains to ba thipped to Lincoln, and the burial will take place in this city. A LINCOLN OFFICIALS REQUEST, Fire Warden Newbury, of this city, appears to be greatly distressad, His apprehension is occasivned by the ovuu:ght of Caief Butler, of Omaha, who promised to send nim a bottls of his “‘compeund doubls distilled back action high pressure exiract,” which is now known all over Nebraska as ‘‘Butler’s extract of onions,” Chief Butler, ic seems, combined business with pleasura while at ths late tournament at Grand Island and it is whis- pared among the fire boys of Lincoln that he made enough profiz on his onion_ speculation to purchass an interest in a big factory. He was seen dieplayiog several specimiens of blonde hair (on his coat) the Iast day of the toucnament, 1 the words of Mr, Newbury, * John you had better forw. 1 the syrup,” HOBBED A POOR WOMAN, Yesterday morning, after the morning train from the west_arrived, a Gorman woman, named Versna Farmer, alighted at the depot and went into the station. Fifteen minutes | afterwards sha walked out of the depot ex- claiming that ehs had been robbed. To & re- | porter 6he said that she bad come from Sut- ton and was going to Norfolk, Shewas a widow, aud bad a emsll chld in her azme, Her purse coatained 141 and_her tickets, ‘The loss leaves her in destitute circamstances and unabla to continue har journoy. The po- lice took the case and are now teyiog to find the guilty party. OLOSING THE PL.CE The assigoation house on Tenth strect will probably be closed withia the next fow day: The gentleman owniog the premises had b idea of the characier of the busness, and when informed of it hy the Bk, took im- mediate steps to close the place. Ths man oocupying the store nad a lease for five years, and this was virtually abrogated by ths kin { of business kept. The store will by vacant within the next week, WANT A MATCH. Tho Fitzgerald hoss company made two ex- hibition runs at the fair ground Sunday. Ruuning 200 yards to hydrant, laying 300 feot of hose, breaking couplivg and attaching pipe, the first run way made in forty and one-half eec. onds, and the other run in furty-one scconds, The boys aie still in trim and willing to meet any hoso compsuy in or but of the state, SHORT ITEMS, morning - near the Commercisl hotel S8am Saunders, an old man was struck by @ young man named Gus Sanders, The row grew out ol some little difference the men had, and the old man was badly hurt, The mayor went to Nebraska Oity yester- dnfi on business, at Brown, of the Windsor hotal, has pur- chased a half interest ia Hauclbect’s horse, Van Duke, paying 81,000 for it. The new Uapitol City street car line com- menced rupning its cars yesterday, Chester B, Davis, the engineer for the Lin- cown system of sewerage, arsived here yester- day with his plans, Olarence E. Morse rbturned yeaterday from Manotowoc, Wis,, with his bride, Isanc Heory, the man killed at Kedder, Missourl, Sundsy, was formerly a resident of Lancola, and worked for Janson & Co., fuesi- ture dealers. J. J, Imhoff of the Commercial hotel, went to Chicsgo yesterday on busiaess connected with the stock yards, Mr. Driecoll, the priza-fighter, called at ths Brk office yesterday to say thathe had been miscepressnted 1n the BEE in regard to the fight last Saturday uight, Driscoll considers humnielf a far better man than Simpson at any time, Tast night John Drlacoll and O, H. Smith sigued articles to fight a battle to the finish, Marquis of Queensbury rules, The fight is to tako place within tweoty days at some place agreed upon. The winaer will take the gate receipts, Tho agraemsnt is signed by the principals, and F, E, Parkiogton, and Thomas O'Brien, Yesterda) by Judge Stenberg from which to sclect the jury. These names were given to the connsel, representing the defendant avd plalntiff, enc slde baving the privi- lege of striking off slx names, the re- malning six to serve. The mname strack off by connsel for Higg'ns were as follows: W. T. Seamsn, W. J. Broash, E. Rosewater, Georgs Barker, John Grant snd George Caulfield. The plaiatfT strack off the following: Frank J. Ramge, Herman Rosenzweig, Lewls W. Hil,, C. E. Msyne, John T. Paulsen and W. F. Gurley. Ths usaal complalnt was filed agalnst Mr. Higgins yesterday. PERSONAL, D O Clark left for tho west yesterday. E A Benson, of Davenport, ia at the Pax- ton. J M Woolworth returned from the east yes- terdar morning. AJ Poppleton and family have returned from Colorado, The wife of Mr Frank D Vates isstill quite 11, but is Improving slightly. J F Allen and wife have returned from a visit to friends 1 Towa, Geo H Daniels, railway pool commissioner, came in yesterday morning. D 8 Uonch, & coal mine owner, of Colfax, Towa, is in the city, visiting. J H Carroll, a prominent lawser of Union- ville, Mo , is in the city. O A Potter and wife have roturnod from a pleasant visit in Pennsylvania. J A Wareo, St Loule; ¥ 8 ingston, Be- atrice; W S*Roborts, Chioago, are at tho Ar- onde. Mrs Liviogstone and Mra MoLaughlin, of Plattsmouth, came up yesterday to epend the day. John Hoss, book-keepsr for Lininger and Metealf Co., left last evening for throe weeks vacation in the eaet. Chief Butler leaves to day for TLong Branch, where he will attend the annual con- vention of American fice chiefa, H M Given, broker and cattle king, of Oaldwell, Tdaho, has spent several days in the city, and loft for the east vesterday, Miss Lizzie V Gardner, of Chicago, who has been visiting friends in this city for sev- eral days, left yesterday for her home, B W Schell, Beacrice; H J Grebe, David city; C A Webster, Weeping Watar; W R Smith, Rad Cloud; Dr ¥ A Sabin, Troy Ill, ars at the Confield. H H Bollard, the two-feet-six balance book- keeper of the First National bank, is a father and the boys are enjoying ® paternal smolke, Everybody doing nicely. Mr. Wendell Benaon, of Icken, Siemssen & Co., leaves to-day for ths coart of Maine on a business trip and a few days tarry at his old hems, Mt, Deeert island. Mr Edward Clark, of tho B. & M. head- quarters, went to Nisgara Falls last woeek, where ho met his cousin, Mr J.hn Clark, who returned with him and will epend a fow weeks inOmaha, Mr. John Clark comes from old Eogland on his firat visit to this country. Mrs PB W Cook Moniayevening extended to a number of (riends a most charming musicalo in honor of Mrs Patterson and Miss Bonsell, two ladies at present among the visitors in the city Mrs Cook’'s Twenty-filth street home was on this ocoasion the scene of as much cultured epjoyment as attend the frequent hospitalities which occur there, General E F Test s this week & contribu- tor to the Huntingdon (Qasbec) Advocate, a journal of scisnca, of a valuable paper enti- tled *Astronomy, an Essay.” Mr Tost has also been requested to contribute to Venner's Almanse for 1856, The Bz also acknowl- edges many courtesies at his hands, through which it frequently affords matters of rare scientific and statistical interast to the public, At the Metropalitan: J Hughes, Fremont; © C Nelson, T N Hughee, A J Bolster, Yor! Chas W Endsley, Sidney; C Cook, George 1 Golfrey, Fremont; John Laham, Crete; J M Simpson, Plattsmouth; Chas C Pace, Norfolk; John Brittan, Grand Island; O H Williams and wife, Hastings; O L Anderson and wife, Atkineon; Mra M Ross, Blair; R E Roberts, Arlington, Neb; F I, Raleton, Wayne, Ind; J I Schueider, Oregon; Mrs C Hall, San Francisco; W A Staples, 8t Antonlo, Tex; A Campbell, Salem, Ohio; W B Crouch, St Louts; T Q Teshund, Chicsgo; L L Rishard- son, fDecatur, Ill; T G Gerhart and wife, Wm F Oberho!zer and wife, Telford, Tenn; M M Day and wife, Springhill, Mont; E B Smith, William Forbs, Peoria, IIL, immatld ) A o By Faneral of Mrs, Bodwell, The funeral of Mrs, Nellle M. Bod- wall, the wife of B. F. Bodwell, took place yesterday afternoon fromthe family resldence, 1714 South Tenth street, and was well attended by the frlends and relatives of the deceased. Mrs, Bodwell bay lived In thls city since 1877 and had many felends, Her’s was & beautiful character, that of a lady kind, generous and loving. Mr, Bodwell is a brother-in-law of E P, Vining, an ex-general ticket agent of the Unlon Paclfic rallway, and has a host of warm friends both in and out of railway ciroles, who deeply sympathiz> with him in bis groat bereavement. Mre. Bodwell was 20 years, 10 months and 20 days old ot the time of her death, and formerly came from New York state Hor mother is a relative of the late Stephen A, Douglas, and her father w Timothy Crean, registrar of the county court at Chicago, is 10 the city, vi:itiag thy Hou. Patrick Ega BTATE ARBIVALS, Judge Samuel Maxwell, Fromont; Judge M. B, Reess, Wahoo; G, W. Jobnson, F' mount; Jack Hohmap, ¥ P. Davis, William Oavist, Hartmao, Omabi Gaorgo ; . Briay, H, F, Doans, Mre. f. O. Norns, Grete; J. A. Bria col, J. W, Small, Hustiogs; I, F', Britt, Mrs. brasks City. e ——— d ot Equalization, The olty councll met last night at the olty hall at 7:30 av s board of equal'za- tlon. The following resolutlon was ajopted. Rosolved, That certain omisstons In the assessment roll of the oty of Omsha for the year 1885 be, and the hereby suppl ed, and at the ua‘ion, which smounted to $13 200. The clty clerk was instructed to redu the sssessed valoation of O. 8. Goodrich's Fernsm street property from §6,000 to $5,000, The board, by resolution, then ad- journed slne die, as its Jabors have been comploted, ———— The Higgios Oase. The case of 0. 8, Higgins, charged with vlolating the clty oruinance ordes 1og uncartsined windows after midalght, wiil come up before Judge Stenberg and # jury this afterncon st 2 o'olecck. Tao defendant will be represented by Judge P. O, Hawer, while Mr. Connsll w represent the city, The jury befors whom the trislsto by had was strack yeste dey, sud conslsts of the follawing well koown gentlemen: A. L. Strang, Gas Aodreen, John Biumer, M, Tof;, E. T Doke sud J. B, Redfield. / Thero were elghteen names presentec a surgecn In the union army and dled In the servica of his country. — To ba United. The followlng marrlage llcorses were sued in the county court yesterday: George B. Greea to Florence M. Schaller; Theodore 7 mmerman to R gens Mix; Albart T, Gregg to M Mary Muller, both of Councll Bluffs; Franz Weskerun to Elizabeth Sohl; I New to Rachel F. Newman; Joel O Howee, of Pottawattamie county, Inwa, to Sarah A. Hawley, of Wakefield, Neb. ; Fesck T, Seaman to L'zzle Andersen; Augustus D, Schermerhorn to Mary E Sharp; Samuel Nosovitsky to Sophie Frelden, ——— Army Gussip, Col. Henry, Inspector of rifla prac'ice, has recsived lntelligence from Fort Suel- llug, Minn., to the cffect tha: Licut Goodin, of the team of this depart- mont, made 398 polnts In two skirmish rads, whioh is 19 polats betrer than any record made by Sergeant Weeks at the sompetition here. L'eot. Webster, of the First artillery. San Fravclsco, 1s i the city on his way oaet. Three recruits enlisted at David Island, N. Y., reporied st srmy headquirters yesterdsy for assigoment to post duty. e —— When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria, When sho was & Child, she eried for Castoris, When she became Miss, she clung to 0 storia, #ban ahie Lsd Childres, she gave thew-Castoria A WORTHLESS DRAFT. A South Omaha 8tock Firm Swindled oat of $1,500. For somo time It was quletly known among & few of the gentlemen at the stock yards that the firm of Waaner, Sav- age & Sanders had been swindled to the tune of §1,600 by a sharp raseal who had been engaged in selling oattle here for some time. The matter has been kept very qulet, and not until yosterday has the affalr leaked ont. Iv seems that on Angust 22, Joseph T. Jackson, who figures as the swindling hero, went to the oashler of the firm pamed, and rapresented that he had bough' a Iarge number of cattle In Iowa and had made a cash piyment of $100 to bind the bargsin, He said he had no cash to pay the balance, and asked the firm to ossh a draft for $1,600. After some hesitatlon thils was dons, On a week ngo last Saturday Mr. Jackson disappeared, going, It le presumed, to Towa. Nothing was heard of the cattle purchase, and not until Thursdey of last week did Me: Wagher, Savage & Sanders suspect that they had been defranded. It was found that the draft for $1,500 which Jackson had given was not worth the paper it was written on, A repre sontative of the firm was dispatched to Towa, where Jackson was supposed to have gone, but that gentleman wes no- where to be found. Monday evening the case was turned over to Sherlff Miller who at once swore out a complaint againet Jackson in Justice Wets He is confident that he can locate Jack- son aud bring him back to Omaha. e —— Beptember Stars, The most baautiful object In the west- ern heavens, and will ba for several months to como, s the planet Venus, now the ovenlng star. It is moving away from the sun and epproachiag the earth, which It passes In the race around the sun, durlng the coming win- tes. Astro mateorologleal observations n conaectlon with the movements of this planet (passing between the earth and the sun), Indlcate a wet season. Sultry and warm in sammer and stormy and cold In wiater. It is now In the conitallation of Virgo, also one of the signs of the z>- dlac. The month of Septamber s inter- esting in the numbaer of celes:lal phenom- ena. On the 2d the planet Mercary passes between the eirth and the sun in inferior ccnjunction. It ls invisible, but can bo easily seen on the 18:h in tho morning Inits rapld course arcund that luminary. Oa the 2)ih he ls in perihe- lion, uenally an Indicatlon of sherp mospheric dlstarbance: eln a morn- ing star during the month, Oa the 27th he is In_conjunstion with the planet Ju- piter, Thesun suffersa totalieclipre on the 8 h, invistble on this contlnent, but vist- ble in southera Asla and the s>uth P. cific countri Oa the 28th he enters the zodlscal slgn Libra (the balance), when the summer ends. The moon passos Saturn oa the 31 in the early morning, and is near Mars tho rext mornlng. it b:comes ‘“‘new” on the 8th, and {s then In conjusction with Juplter and the sun, both being Invisible, bacausy of the sunlight. On the 9th it passas the great planet, Uranus, balng still Invisible. On the 10th it fs near Venus—a beautifal spectacle In the weatern evening eky. Oa the 23d about midnight the moon suffers a partial ecllpse, visible In North America on this parallel. As it takes place abont m!dnight, the excus:s of cltlzens having down town engagements will receive dus credence at their homes, becauze about two o'clock on the morn- fng of the 24th the b:autifal “‘goddes the night” will ba ‘‘full,” and passing from the shadow cast npon her by the earth, The “boys” cin ssy they staid out late to watch the eclipse and the moon get “’full.” Two other notable phenom- ena occur durlng thls month—the pas sage of Juplter around the sun on the 8th, and that of Uranuy on the 26.h, both belng too near the sun to be vleible. With Neptune, Saturn and Mars, they wlll ba morning siars for the rect of tke yesr. On the 8th snd 9th, the sun, the earth, the moon, Jupiter and Uranus will be virtually in a llne with each other, Thls indlcates and unusual eleotrlc condition, and prasages atmoepherlo and terrestrisl disturbance: As the declination of Juplter 1s now over eastern Agia 1t will not be sarprisiog {f we hear of earth- quakes In Indls and China about these aates, with cool, windy weather la this snd other sactlons, an astrologer having predicted grave and strange troubles of sn extraordinary and uncommon nature in Ohlus, Auatria and Eogland.” The Jewlsh New Year 5,046 begins on the 10th, followed by Yum Kippur on the 19:h, The metaorology of Septem- ber as glven by Mr, Walter H. Smith in Vennor's almanac for 1883, indleates the entry of the month with ‘“fine, warm and breezy weather, showery, windy and fall like, with cool evenings and nights for the first week. The sscond week—Cool. warm and windy, (frost probable in some eectlons ) Third week—**Fiue and warm—show- ery and windy towards the end.” Forrth week—*Fine and warm, falr and favorable, high wind and rain In sec- ttons at close of the week Olose of month—*‘Windy and ralny— fall like—frosts—month 1s llkely to end cool and rainy. The constellations of the Scorplon and the Hunter have moved a little to the ost, but they are still beautiful objects In the evening sky. The Hunter ls eastly found by the inverted dipper at the east— ern edge of the Milky way, low down In the southern sky. The Scorplon s west of the Milky way. I¢has a bright red star near the center and fs partly of an oval or sugar-loaf shape. The morning sky is now thick with the winter constellations, the Pleiades, the tyades, the Twins, and Orion, together with the planets Mars and Saturn. Theve are nearly overhead at five o’clock in the m)roing, while off to the southeast glitters the mgnificent bril- itant, Strlus, the brighte.t of all the stars, e e— Sporting Notes, Monday Msnsger Kay recelved from tke mansger of the 8t. Jos team s teles gram asking him to send the Unlon Pa- cific's down to St. Joseph to play a game n Sundsy, and conveylng the startlleg formation that the Hastings club had disbanded. Mr. Kiy lmmediately tel graphed to Mr, Cherry, manager of the Hastiogsjteam, and received | yesterday & tolegram stating that the report of dli- navdment was falee, The Omaba Wheelmen are making creat preparstions for thelr tournsment vhich comes cff in October, A specisl neet n¢ of thy Waeel club is called for fauredsy evenlog at 7 o'clock at the 1esident's offize, to discu's tha arcangs. ment of the programme. In this conneo- tlon, the Wheel club has lssued the fol. lowing notice: *‘All Omaha wheelmen willing to ald the Omaha Wheel club in making their second annual tonrnament & sucoe: requested to notlfy O. H. Gordon or M. Woodman. Netr.ska wheelmen are a'so requested to sena in for programmes at once.” e —— Hail Notes, Robert Marsh, travellng freight agent of the Northwestern, with headquattess at Lincoln, ls in the clty. J. E. Preston, contracting agent of the Northwestern, with headquarters at 1411 Farnam street, left for Chlcsgo Inst evening. J. M. Johnuson, sesistant general frelght agent of the Rock Island, is in the clty. A Mlesourl Paolfic speclal oar, contaln. Iog several officlals of that road ont on a tour over the line, arrived yesterday, In the party were General Superintend- ent E K. Sibley, Divlasion Suaperintend- ent J, 0. Street, Messrs. P. Lockwell, L M. Peck and M. 0. Stralght. General Traffic Manager Kimball of the Unlon Paclfic, returns from the east this morning. Hoyt Sherman, jr., who has long been travellng passenger agent of the Unlon Paclfio, with headquarters at Des Moines, arrived yesterday aud ls busy at head- quarters completing the closing of his a counts, prepiratory to locatiog In his now office in Portlard, Oregon, ——— She Wantes Divorce, Yesterday Dora Leffingwell commenced sult in the distrlot ccutt for s dlvorce from her hutband, Tnomas Leffingwell, She claims that her husband has been qullly of gross neglect aand abase, and has repeatedly beaten her. In April 1884, he deserted her and remained away from home about two monthe, faillng durlng that time to coatribute to her sopport. In Aprll, 1885, he went to Idaho, and has not s'n:e bosn heard of. Mrs. Leflingwell asks for the privilege of resnming her malden name, Dora Evans, In connectlon with the decree of divoro are C. Prands advortised as absolutely pre CONTAIN AMMONIA. THE TEST: wn on a Lot store untf] heated, nd smoll. A chemist will Do € Prosenco Of ammonia. 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Th AT o P T Tare ‘xln:lhmm s speciall ot oty TE CIRCULAR TO MEN Fitty rooms for Phiysieian and Su; We o o 1 "\ T} Q NOTICES AUl adv ertisements in the special columna will 2¢ charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the Urat insertion, and 7 cents por line for each ubie- uent insertion: No advertisement will be snserted SPECIAL or less han 25 cents for the first time’ ONEY Loaned 1t rels, o i, o R, R | JORARST - Two houses, new and destrable, G Wokebs pought And sold. A. Porman,218 8, 184 84 F i o4 St,, west of Cross'own car line; $12 per mon . E. Rilev & (0., 215 8 18th &¢, bt = For Reut - Two new houses, awoil south fron®, 1} tlscks from ot Ii will by rented to de- sirsble partie: very resscnabls 215 S 18th St For Ront —Two ten ecom houses,c:ntrally bath rosm, gas, sewerage, ht snd ocld wate vanlence. huve other deslrable property for rent, tten led to prompily. J. E, Riley & Co., h St LU0 OR 8AL® ~An elogant 11 room house, an1 1ot 81x~ F 182, in Mil'ara Placs, wtibls, hay loft, .'J.'.m:. m:x..fl.“ good opporbiniy tor anv pereon dest rendence. it Bioaw anntngham & Beon in, MGrer foloan in same of #20) and apwards on o frst-claw real setato socarity, ~ Potber & Oob b, 5 Fat " on mo rnam e, [ {1OR 8ALN —Hoteer and 19ts on mor D. 1. Hayden, ®aur s aves 7 pagments between Laks and Wil 854-t1 ONKY LOANKD at C. YL on furntture, planos, oroperty of all Kinds b Roed & 00's. Loan office orses, wagons, porsonal 1l othe rartiolos of valu 62680 P‘Dl :vn ~Two l:n room houses, in good I' eation nd on rensonable terms; all_modern conveni- ... WANTED FEMALE HELP. choss. A, Sannders & Oo., 1404 Farnam wr., opp Ve —Two birchen giris at Now England roi- | Paxton Sos-1 taurant, 1418 Douglas, 516-2p — JUNR improved farms, will trade *3r ymproved ofte F properiy. W. H. Groen, over 1ot Nstiona! Bank 20741 will buy & house and lot in & good $1,000 7t tar 8 touwse snd 1ot 60137 621 Cannirgham & Brannan, 1511 Do.ge St. JOD,RRr - First class cottage a~d barn, ove block fodtom #tiect car. Taquire of Edholm & Krlckeon. {OR 8AL 'al barga'n In & Tot fn Ki { mwust be 851d soo0; price 842 % rkwood 201 W i Hiosk of. thly paye ank. 2034 o Large lob and o0, 85 000 enly tornm G Farn 18340 JANTED A gitl at 1540 Shorcaan Ave. 4 Mrs, J. M. Counsman, " vl Fu- BAL +troot cars 8300 o W. I Green, W artmw-_Thres gond dinin at the Cantield house. W gox. balanoe er 19 Tinin n mo O RENT—T rooms, stable, well ani tional g to5m girls ' e g roomglrls at 6ros, | Mieen. D, B, Ball, 2403 Harney B€ 472 s1p { o satn—Noer head of S Mary's aye. house rooms; furnace, grites, ho bath; overy thing compl Mayio & Go., 15th And ‘OR REST—Now #'x room ootbage, all convenl encos 218t 8t., one block south Leavenworth, §20. 4« 4p AXTED. —A girl 0 ¢o genoral house work at 2218 Cass 8 506 JFCR Azr—A oottago of four roome witn oty and cl tern water, 818 S,uth 10th 8t, betweon Loavenworth and Marths, 447 Fo- RrxT—Store, 811 N, 15th 8t 7ANTHD —Young gel 18 _or houge keeping; b Apply t5 ' 5 holp in Tight and clothes or small wa- S K.”this office, 547-8p 0% BALR - 00X182 foet, huss & reoms, closet, pal: try, well, barn, hold's horses and buggy; trees and shrubbery, on g torms; this i a bargiin, TANTRD—At Once, & glrl ‘ot goneral honsework, ll fam'ly of two. Inquire a8 5317 Pasific St P W Axman ~airt 807 north 20th, 465-84p ottage with six roome, pantry and rice 835 per ronth, N. K. corner 10th treets, L. J, Kenbard. 438-3.1p fur- Inguire at 835t1 ok muxT—From Sspt s, € room oottage with barn, oxcellentlooition 0n Fatrviow ., bet. St. Mary's ave. and Harnoy St Rent 825 per mont) H Goodrish, Water Works office. JOR RENT- clovet; and Dodge 'R RENT—Choloe brisk ro:idence, 10 rooms. K' nace and all modern i nprovemants. Unlted Siates National B nk. 50541 1 proporty takon 88 part pay. Montos, 65h and Dougl el TR #4L% A two story $2400 frame building vk T o e e T, S ptog el Apply nt thia off -t OR 8AL® OR TRADR—8 roomed_house, bwo lots T8 Soats o & i, oo merd T R RRST— G00d hote 1n Hrst-olass t 4 South Wertorn part of Stato. Apply to & b Da- via, Novolty Tron Works, 14th St. 704-tt ANTED —Two first_clasy laundresses to go te (ganta Feo, Now Moxico. Apply at the Cozzent, AvTRD—A good G giel for g work, Inqulre at the st ore, 1 5109p W AxTe0 - Girl at 511 Ploroe St. vl house 322 Farnam street, 2. b82-1 OR RENT—Tho houss and hirn on corner 20%h and Plorco St. Inqulre at Boston Dry Good s riar q on Dry Good store, W/ Axre—Nurse Girl, 1709 Dougl.e. 5021 {'0R sALE—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Cumings o Rexe—Noat 8. car, 7 room huuse, good weil, | [\08 saLa-—Earty lots tor sale on Burt st cheap, o property 533 clstern, 818 per month luquire of G, K. Thomp: Y Axrro—Nurse girl ab 1009 Farnam. ton. 8. W. corner 11th and Harney St, 285-t¢ W 408-2 edford & ~ouer. D —Lady agents for ‘Daiey” £kirt and Stock- ppotters, Shoulder braoes, B ssom form; tubber glogham Bibs, Aprous,Sleaves’ Intante’ Divge Our 1000 ngents aro’ making nona . 1483 80 0an you, 1088 with stainp, K. H. CAMPBELL & 00., § South May St., Chioah, 485-38°p ANTED —A good gitl In amall_family; must wash VA7 A3m0—A il to wash napkice and help wait on h § {'0R RENT—One etore. Inquire at Edho'm & Erick- son. 1-tt Jiop uer—Cottake 6 rooms, house 10 roome. Phipp) Roe, Seward and Oampbell. 88) FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS F 0 good tatlor sewlng machines, (Do- mestic) will be sold urder mortgage Sept. 7 at 10 . m, ¢ Troxeli & Williame, 14th street. ‘ank will be tiken in payments if desired, 650-5 ROOMS FOR KENT. oR RENT—F13gant new rooma at 2 blooks from Opera Hou convenfent. Call Oolitornia JoR saun—Freth milch cows at g5th and Et. 669.7p F NI NI MBS 40 R 8ALE ~A 1adies’ drvicg horss—wll bo acen at i : Rt ¥il3omer's storo any afterncon. Grorge Wiloox. NT—Two handsomely furnished rooms, Sas.ut 20 Capitol avenue. 2460 9p [0k RENT—By Mre, Packer, £24 North 13th St number of furs £0 to $16 per mont) and iron. First-clase, 611 South 18th St, table for diar er snd supper 16! 3 vestaurant, 16 h and Chic " Chas. 1 ” Wotister, Propricto 4839p g g rcm glrlsab 418 Seuth 430-2 W AxiD ~Cocd diniog room girls, good cosk kitchen girls and gool g els for private fam. 1lles and weneral houss work, good wages You oan always secure good piaces by e lling ay 1120 Fa nam 8t., up stal 495-t1 3 ZAdds €. Chas.. R. Jor J70R sAUR—4 stands nd mircors from Barbe NTED G No. 1 dlala 1 Fvonen B s bbetun 3 18th 8., at once . ) o ANTED—A G001 RIT] fo genoral house work, a 9.4 Park ave. Mra Hans, 08-1 . AL AL bargain, stodk and dxtures gt re, 607 8. 10th stra't, helow Howard, Dwell- f0g with 8t5re; oW a athor waatnenr T L a OR SALE -At & bargain oR @uxT—Nicely furntshad ro'm for gentloman or lady, in private family. Breakfast il ne casary, 313 South 10th LIRS — Jon saun—Tatlor shop. Ayply at 305 south 10th 8k 466-51p I“All SALE—The farniture of a five rcom how'e; fur- nitore 10 u o sinco May. Apply 712 south’ Mix- 320 teenth St. -8-3p JRorshm on TaADn—A firat-clamm saddlo horso five a8 old; pert.cly soand and gentle. Tuguies 1220 Irene sticot. o JFro® Rext—Room with board, 1618 Cupitol ave. 031.6p g N. E. comer 16th 491t ANTED—Gond woman ¢3ck 8. W, corner 14'h and scn. Mrs Hill, Al e pa -Room in buitdio and Davesport str. of. WANTED MALE HELP. o RENT—Large furnish:d board, 1010 DoJge stre:st, ith P ‘cr_REXT—Large furnfehed front voom suitablo for two, or ons emalier room, 710 North 19th St. 479-5 frony 100m w 495, ATTUR POR SALE, 8L AR owa £00 head of 8 year old stocrs. 300 hoad 2 yeir old steers. 100 beat 1 year old stecra, All chofco axtra heav, wttlo and wo now quote feeders ab 83.05 por out. Chapin Bros. 821 sopt® ANTED—Servic:s of a bright, energsticman of goddaddrese. J. I, P.O. B \ 803, 6674 ANTED—An active and reliable man with five or 1x thousand dollare, £ take a1 interest in & £00d paying bustness, For further inf rmation in- uirg At PaxtonZ& G illaghor's, Omiha, Nob. 35 W JANTED —A man to take care of horse and cow. at Withnell building, rocm 18 snd 19. N. 7. 3 o —Toreo flne offices in Neb uildiog. Inquire at bank. & Natlooal OR R Bank B 480-30 LWAYS on hand at & bargato, No 1 second hand carrlage phacton and sido algo um- buggie brellag and sunshader, af 1409-1411 Dodgo S¢. 3 QUi micely tucniehisd rooms 1011 California St. X 15.8.4p ANTED ono solicitor and_oollsctor ab once, - B. Eads & Co., Herald Buildirg. Tk JOR RENT—With board, clegant south front room :h aloove and grate, suitablo for gentleman and DoigeSt. 467-tt 0 8ALE—100 10’8, Spring Hill; will sl on o torms; trado for improved pronerty and pay ference in values la cash or assnme mortgag tiea cau find cheap homes an) advantageous W. H. Green, over 1st Natl. Bank, folo agt. b!3 TOR BALE—Two lota In Pelham_Flace, ono_block trcmsiecotcar frack. Toqulro 218 8 1¢h . J0R RENT ~Small furaished room 5 tlocks from P, 0., for gentlman, cheap, Apply 811 N. 17th, —By Octobor 1st, good short hand and 4008 1p typo writer In wholesalo boure, ~ Address ith elerences, statiog salury, Typo Writcr, Eeo off:, R 8ALS—Or Would trato or a good horse and ros In Gesper couaty. Apply to 218 t. 63848 0 kENT—Nicely furniehed large feont rorm with bay window; modsrn improvements; 6 minutes wali from P. 0. Moderate reat to two young gen- ce tequited. Address lock box 802, 7 AxTD—Cook and tecond coox at Pacitlc Housy, 10th and Davenport, 608.1p W AXTED ~ A good l))f t st. Geiman preferred, bugey; Sonth 18th §'re from 12t0 16 yeara old at and Cigar store, 508 § 10th s7-1p maker; none [ut 1y work and good s11-2p w gALn—Boflor and englne, 20 horsopower boller and engine, o good runaing order; want to vell for the reagon that they are nob large enough for the new machinory which wo will put foto our new bullding on Harncy St. Clarke Bros. & Oo., 1408 Douglas 8. 6371 8. E Lehman Fru g0 St. (S0 of furnlshed rcoms for rent, 1809 CI 41y-8 8p 7A¥TAD—A good A No 1 shee g09d one need app'y. Ste Cnas. Kohlmoger, 1412 Dod 7o RKST~2 furnished rooms ready for housekeep- Ing, cheap, No. 2.7 £0th street, bes. Fa PRV Douglas. 7ANTRD—10 ¢ood men st 1500 Harney BflliB_lilnod REAL ESTATE, » Wages; references required. r00 14th street, 1 desired, For ok R b oI ALE - 250 a-res of fine farming land in Butler county, Neb, 81-4mil 8 fom 0, & R. V. R R. For particulars addross J. 4 N 1th 8t Omaba, Neb 644-8p et shue goot pasing businoss emyloing bk Titlo capltal for ovh. - For particulars widress 640- 7 ANTED—Young men for agents, who can speak German and Enoglisn, Apply 1310 Jackson tween 10 and 12 a. m, 561 bet . Roach, 71—Handsomo furaished rooms 1816 Do'ge. ANTED —Two firet class coat makers. W. R, l Gibson & Co., cor. Farnaw& 16th st. 500-2p ~New furnished rooms suits or eingle, b, gas, prico reasonable; 1616 Can'tol ave 898-8:2p 7 ANTED—15 teamsters {07 R. R. work at Chsdron 5 and bon-d per wonth. Ca.l a7 and 4 Capitol ave. P. 0. Box 867, Omaha, Nob. Neb. 8:30 p m,, 131 0R 1;nAsE—Best unoocup'ed ground in the ty for warehouse Louse, 57 fect tronton Leavenworth, north bot 10th and 1ith,wlll easefor 09 yoars, Bed- ford & Souer 630 41 ANTED—Agents evers where, t> sell Life and Sorvices of Gen. Grant. Most salable ecition published. Books now ready for dcliviry. Agents coining money. Send76c for outfis, Horn Pub.ish ing Co., . 0. Box 33, Omaha, Neb. VW e —stenogtapher. Box 015, Omapa. 461-8. 28 FmL RENT—Furnished froat room 1714 Califo:nia. £03-1p on wesr—Nics y uralshed. front room 1412 How- ard Bt. sed-a1p BUSINESS OHANCKS. ok RExT—Two woll furnished rooms b gentlemen, References, ~Apply 5227 Dodgo St 51-sopt-1 om ruitable for two or No. 4118, 16th St. 810.81p Ton BALE—Or exchango for a slock of genoral merchandise, one brick basiness room *5x4°; one hotcl and 5 Jcfs, In Cestrsl [ows, Addicsy J. Caule; ington T ANT! Wegzos £4 60 per day, Jot kLl —81x good b icklayers at Hastiogs, Neb Three months stead 4T1-1p ARoR furnishe fron st three gents, rent § worir. o saun—At a bargaln, good shotograyh galie incity cf Kearoey, Neb Eversthing i g P 7ANTRD— Imn cdiately & ¥BiST cLASS brewd and order. Address Box 283, Kearncy, Neb. 6173 © baker. Good wages will bo paid to o stendy, cober man. - Addres:, Geo. Bailer, Fremont, b, or RENT- -Deslrable 10om 17 4 Capitol ave. 290-t4 {0 RENT—A pleasant front xoom with largo closet; ro improvowenty, on 20th strect near St Mary's ave. Apply 8 W. comer 16:h and Dodgo St 941 or a4tn—T easo and fixturds of e good hatol dolag o fire business in & grcwing town of a thou inbabitants. at rail road torminus. An cxv/lant bars wain offered, For particulars, ad rées N0, Banking Co., North Loup, Ne W Akmu—two gord Gornan cansasiors by & 1st. W. 4, Morsison, 1ol Douglas K. 418 stairs, WA ior. 1. Muiay, B R kENT—Two rooms sdjoining with board; front Toom Bouth-cast, 1914 Webstor 86 806.t8 7 0n 8AuR—The hardwaro stosk of the ol lc.u; tab- itshed and best located houss in Omah: the resson for eelling; sf b 852-30p 2 7ok RENT—1 will furnished room for € gentlsmen 1603 Farnam etreet, opposite Goos Ho'el. Apply a4 room , or f Wasserman & Bornets. $18 15th 86 Al GRNTS WANTED-—F 1 the finest little article to sell fairs; big mone; ew. Sample 10 cts. Addrens Coampion Novelty Co., Omaha, Neb, 1:1-sept-10 W AumoAgents, Addross Electric Lamp and Btove Co., St Louis, Mo., for circular, cut snd terms of £6 candlo power Marsh Electrio Lamp 108toct-16p BOARDING,. P 4uus bosrd 1718 Dodge, I {or ResT—2 plossant scuth frond rooms 8. W, corner 19th avd Davenport. 700.t1 414t Ful resT—Handsomely farnished rooms 1704 Cap- _— LAYY 6821 wock; very beet location, 00M and board §6 p 177~ cpt 18p 1814 Davenpors 8s. LOST AND FOUND, AKEN Up—On the McNsbb Flice, § wile west of school house distiist No. 84, Faratogs Precing, ore red and vhite cow abous 8 sawed Cff and short tail, Aug. 21,1846, {2k RENT ~Two nleely fornishod rooms, , NW ocor, 21t ond Bt Mary's Ave, 40 S8ITUATIONS WANTED. t W 006—With board, desirable for summ: App); A% 4. Chasles Hotel, vl —Situation by u young man of extensive 610-31 . ‘Good book keepor and Adirces D ugles” oid, horty! 50530 Hubbard. 618.1p io loy o Woedisad, 615-8p 5 Fun xT—For manufaoturing purcoses or hall, A. 0. argo room 44x76, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 14th st. enquire at 1409 Dodge sb. A. J, Bimpeon, 7 axTe0—Employment by 3 young man, lfght /n- 2400r work of any kind; will work cheap and nesty. Mention bush Beo office. W give recurity for diess “Frarces csT—A diary, light colored. Finder 4 at A'lantiyilotc], Mait Kennedy Californla, 0R RaxT—Contrall locatod 628 south 15th Bb. turnished rooms at A plain gold ring . will rzce'vo §5 10 roturn the sawe to A, are Tootle Mau! & Co. B VW Aot siuation 08T —. or retail groc roference. Addiess VW Axmb—ty a young Scandinsvian, o position n - vate family to take care of good J references given, Addree VW A¥Teb-Situation as baok ko:per or assstant by a sober yourg man who is not afrald of work; good references. addiess ‘L. A. 5." Boe office, OL RENT—Larye front room on firuk floor With or Koeh, 99 without board; tnquire 4 1001 Farnam Bt. . aKES UP—By the undersigoed, ono hiight bay mare about 16 hauds kigh with white hind fco and harness marks; about 12 yosrs old, Henr Wegworh, Fort Omaha, 477-2p osT—Black dolman Bunday evening on Chicago | street abovo 18th. Finder ploase notify J. B, Hayoes, Omaha, aud got reward, 4921 FOR SALE-—HOUSKS—LOTS, $1,500 50 ithaien oha'Tre Rosss in Holt county, 10 miles from O'Nell; feasy terms. Cunninghaw & Brennan, 1511 Dodge £t. T0 LOAN—MONEY. 0XHY T0 LOAN—Loans mado on resl estate land V) “oontracts, chattels, collaterals or good secur: ties of auy hind atthe Omaha Financial exchaoge, 1608 Faraam Sk, up-staire; low rates; casy ter ns. e p————m “osn To loan on ohattels, Woolloy & Harrison, "i;m;m 0, Omeba Natlonal bsnk Dultding [ PHYBICIANS, A Firtela tonar wante stoady sltustion, voua. try proferrod, Addrees tinaer, care this o%ice, 310-8-1p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ANTED—Situstion Loug experiends and hest nisied. Address “J. W. L," B aLu—Barbor shop at F 8. 12th Bt 5188p & saLe—By J. E. Rlioy & Co., 216 8, 15th 8t ENTRAL HOSPITAL, open for the sccimmodation thy : o Burioal overstioos of all kinds wiil- fully performed. Diseases of women & specialty: dses In confinement can bere have abeolute privacy and the best of attention Corresponden-e rolicites Address Dr, J M. Bwetoam: corner 16th and Farnd #7,000— 1ouse snd lot, magnifisent retidence prop: erty, corner. §7,600—Two storv houss nearly new,beautitul lawn » acrner, location among the fingit In'Omshs, on Et, LY 2 ne, sp1 699-6° 81,400 Mogn'fl_ent res'dence lot on oNEYl MONKY!l MoNEY!l Money 0 Loan—On M chattel security by W. R Crott, room 4, With- aell Luil ding, N. E. corner 16th and Garney, After years of experionce aud a careful study of ‘the bus Dees of loaning moniey on poraonal property, I bave st last poitectod a ‘wstom wheraby ihy publlclty ngual in such cascs is Jone awsy with,and T am now & position to mest the demands of all whe becoiae temporarily embarrissod and desire to raise money without delay aud lo a quiet manner. Housckeep rofesslonal gent lemen, mechanics and others in d Councl iufli, osa obtain advances , planoe, ma hinery, warehouse reoulpts, scoured uotes of withous removing Bsme trom own ylace of buduess Also o Ouo Diam nds, One of the adyanteges I offer iy that avy part ol any losn can be paid At avy time whioh will reduce the nterest pro rats and all 1oans reno ced ot the origlual rates of lntercet 1 have 1o brokers in conn-ction with wy offic:, but peonslly superintend al my losns, [ have privale offices oconpeoted with my ' gon Utfice 80 th st customers do not o meIn con'sct with +uch other, cousequently waking all transsotions ‘trictly private. W. it Croft, ‘room 4, Withacll Iding, N. K. cor. 15th and Harney, Cmiha snd 52 residor.0o atches and or Dr, J. B. Kalph, 3ib and 3 V7800~ Faronm atreet, south trcat, wighily iocx- | phoas 0, aleh, qorRer ARl " Yarma, 8750—Lota in J. . Riley's, Okahoms d boild for cesiradl AxTaD ~Two unfiip shed rooms with private family, or & wnall Loure i i centrally I>cated, Address with full particular. 0, box 804, clty. b | s1¢ within a block of th) stres ANTED—T0 renf, 8 unfurnished rooms for 1ight | the 16th Bix th housokseplag {or & family of 8. Addsess C L, | micute t B cffice VWA= By sentleman and wite, two partly tur- nished or uafurnished rocmy adjoining fn some rivats family nol over b minutes wals from Fax on Bot1; n it aave gaod table board near room; wood Address “B.8. 3. care U, P Tieno 08 BIrOVE REPAIRS, e W, C. MmN 14tb 8t , betwee ngn and Brt itrects on of the Strect car Iny to these 1.y wakes them very d sivaole proparty, Wo have decirablo Loty in every qusster of the clty, 641tt J. E. Rilcy & Co, 216 eouth 18th B, MISCELLANEOUS. #dd A1 1ne, sma'l samples v, Chiago auent earne box 1871, New 478 ALBEMAN 0F ) ,20 10 1884, reference given, { o 1n fine looation, quarters, giviog lacation and prior. rt Eeving & s Bt . 1 OB BALE—Good 00 Churshill, 1802 Dougl 30 1p [ OR BAL €a'h; easy terms. Dodge 8i. Ok B\LE-S.X (Tygap 10'8 1o Giand View; ea terms. Cuuninghim & Brennan, 1611 Dodge B 6611 will send ibal, M., a2ladp | uptly 1o pleee Cirbuinea sontpm’ 2Tecotép tormerly of Barry, ! ‘present tddrss to Thos, I i wil loarn sometking to bis ad 188 M. A, Dy, whll reotive M oo st Sea Harney Bh. application. Park; orles §750 nuan, 161 Twol0's noar Hascall 7 axTED ~Would like to buy sn loter Cunninghs paying busine cthiog tnst 18 Fes can give tho best of reffosercs . J. O. A Bro office. 460 83p L] WaNTED _Frow 8000 £ 6000 aores (f _cholcs gF fng snd fanming land, in Nebrasks, from 88 to peracre for spot cash. K. C. Patterson, 18th au Faroam, 2631 ANTAD—T0Trade & ¢0°d second hwad prana for # horee and Doggy. Inquire at Edholm & Erlok y i [ 28 wawr=1wo jlunos. 80Ut s west corner of C and Seventoonth - MAIIA BANITARY €O, stroot and all nolorn lmproversents; ce 816 00, Horeo aud buggy ale) for 8678 1p "3}7 () 'y vaults, sinks sod cosse o 1 cleaned a { day in an ent odorless way with my improved pump —Pri tim 1] 81, Council B uff 52000 ] 01X 0 LOAN 1s eurms ot %000 and upward. 0. 1. Davie and Ca., Real Baksts and enta 1508 Parnam A {rposte ountry "le.:;iflfl. ':‘J" Jm one to flVBl'):h commoadated promptly. MoCague Bro are, opposite post office 5 OAEY 10 LOAN~' Uu roal essate and chatiols X1 D, L Thomas 628 4, narrel apparatas A, KVANS, offlco 148 Dodke Owats, Nehranks, 95— Pmuu—onnnun o Fade T. Murrsy. T [PRETh f2, te 0 ¥ G RUPIURE CURED, 45 brussos Dr. M. M. M Obloago, Cure, Ouabs, overy 8 deys, ok BAUN—A 108 in Burr Oak 76160, for §200; thie s & baigaio. Canclogbem & Breouan, 1611 \ sowing ma o Dodge St. chine, 40 8o the new Lmprove ! amarios Wit ran & o aconts 20 ¥ 100h 80N QUANTED-Erery ady o need o o and lob, ea'y bet. Call ud Jm- BBt FOR haap, b 100 _cotds tust:d at No, 017 N. 178 §. orovghly ropaired . aquire of owaer on prenieos SENT—HOUSYS AND LOTS, e o—— - or heap, t0 8 relisble [ rmln'{,mmd house, with clos'ts an pa new'y bullt house, 0o 10th aud Hick be roum for one Ho s For loformaion (all or vddiesws G. An- | diecn’s safe worke, 14¢b & Jackson Ste. o res ok At ~Two new housen, § and & roows, atory clreular at Oczaer