Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE-~THURSDAY, SEPTEVMBER 3 585, LINGOLN. An Interview witha Delegate to fhe s Water Ways Conven'ion, Fraud in Conneotion With the City's Property Exposed. Release of Omaha's ex-City Marshal —Photographing the Human sonl—Other News. AT THE OAPITAL, THE WATER WAYS CONVENTION, Gen, J. C. McBride ana A. J. Sawyer, Keq., left yesterday for 8t, Paul to attend the morthwestern water ways convention to be held in that city, Thereis considerable in- torest manifested in the subject, and a re- porter called upon Hon. O, P, Mason, one of the Nebraska delegates appointed by the gov. ernor to represent the state. Mr, Mason bs- lieven in the improvement of western rivers, and more eepecially the Missouri, The river should be made perfectly navigable from St. Touwa to Fort Pierre. Communication by water should be made from the west to Chicago, and thus give an outlet to ths Atlantic ocean, In reply to s question as to the character of the dslegates for ability, Judge Mason thought thero were some able men in it, Heretofore there bad been noth- ing done in improviog western water ways because of a lack of concerted action, Organ- ization looking towards covgressional ai what was needed more than anything else, Tho government could well afford to help such a projec: and it should command the at- tention of all congressmen and senators in the western states 1f one half of the money were given to the improvement of rivers that had been donated to railroads, ©very water sourse of auy size would float bonts capable of carrying the grain of the northweatern area there would be a sufficient saving to producers to pay for the work in two years. There is se't-ovident truth in the proposition that wheels can never compate with water in the carriage Of freight. The government had paid the Union Pacific $65,000,000. One- halt of this amount would create a good chan nel in tho Missouri from St. Louis to Sioux City snd equip it with a line of steam barges suflicient to carry all the freight of that sec- tion tra: d by the river. Grain could be handled at an expense of cents a bushel from the point of shipment to New Orleans, Now the carrying cost was treble that sum. In 1881 au_experiment was made at Kansas City. Four hundred bushels of grain were taken from that port on barges to g‘!uw Orleans in six da; It would have proved a euscess if ita river had been tairly navigable all the way. For example, look at ths tonnage of the Ohio river, 1t is simply enormous, What is trae of the Ohio could be made true of the Missouri. Some people thiuk that water- ‘ways would conflict with the railwa; Mr, Mason balieves that thers would be plenty of room for both. Of course, there were cer- tain articles of perishable freight which could mever be conveyed by water. As the country grows this business will be- come much greater and afford ample business for railroads. The boats could carry the grain and coal and in Mr, Mason's opinion it was only a ter of time when this would be done. The railroads have fought any scheme looking to the imgmvemenb of our rivers, but they will find that they must submit to the inevitable, Judge Mason is unsble to at- tend the convention, but he believes that mething will result frorw 1t. Chere is a certain editor 1o the state I would like to have scen the governor appoint,” ssid Me. Maascn, “'but his parrow-mivded policy pre- vented him from doing so."” SHOULD NOT BE SOLD, There in a proposition now before the votars of this city to sell the present engine house and city jail and devote the proceeds towards paying for the new engine house and city hall on Marketequare. Thre are some very pe- coliar things about this matter. Then; building 15 & two-story brick building and will accommodate the city officers, berides haviog a jall, There is no perceptible differ- ence between the size of the new house and the old one, and why the change should b made is more than can bs foun1 out, A certain former official of the city charges that there is soma- ting mot entirely above board _in the transaction. He saya there Is no particu- Iar_need for selling the old house, and he balieves that a job will bs put up to about ,glve the property away, The special election to befheld September bis to empower the mayor and council to sell, and this power should not be delevated. Property on Eleventh street Is rapidly enhanciog in valua, and that of the engine heuse is just as vala- able for the city to hold as a private in. dividual. The appreciation in value will be at least 10 per cent a year, possibly more. The danger too of its sale for thaa its real value is too great, The property thould not be sold for another reason, Lincoln is plenty large enough now to have two engine houses, and the new one is fur eaough re- moved from that one nmow in use to b avuilable, EX MARSHAL GUTHRIE, OF OMAHA, Yesterday morning the prison doors of the Nebraska penitentiary opened and Royal O, Guthrie, formerly city marshal of Omaha, walked forth o free mav, He came to the city and took breakfast and dinner at the ‘Windsor hotel. Guthrie locks very diffsrant than he did when sent from Omsaha & year and ahalf ogo, His face is pale and divested of tho full beard the gontlemun used to wear. His health is good aud outside of a lack of sunlight he looks better than when sent to the penitentiary, Guthris was convicted of re- ceiving money from gamblers and disorderly chsracters, and sentenced to two years, Nu- merous efforts were made to get him out, but he has served hus time less that allowed for Rood conduct waile in prison, Guthrie left in the afternoon for Omaha, PHOTOGRAPHING THE HUMAN SOUL, Some time since an article appeared in the Chicsgo ‘Leibune, supposed to have bown written by Mile Hoffm: concerning the alleged photographing of & buman soul by some alleged scientist here, whom the writer calls Hollaod. ~OF courso the whole story was made out of whole cloth, but it found its way into the Courier-Journal, Boston Herald and other eastern papers, and sesrs to have found eowme believers; at loast Postmaster McBride recelved three lotters yesterday from eastern points inquiriog after the facts, The post: master anticipates a storm of inquiries as the story travelsthe rounds, and threatens to hay @ lot of cironlar denials printed, snd the bill sent to Hoffman for liquidation, NEVER IN THE WAB, For years it has been understood that Capt, Stewart, of this city, had a horse had been ridden by Gen. Grant during The animal was dug‘p(od in mourulog figured in the Grant obscquies In this city, by belog lod at the head of the prooetsion, . Fx- Mayor Whitcomb, of Seward, states positive- ly that the horse never was in the war, ptain Stewart bought the horse from Cap- taln Henderion some years sge, aud it is un- derstood thought he was getting a historic prize. This dream is now for the first time dispelled and the truth wade know Masjor J, D, Kleutch, of this clty, vouches for the above. LOOAL JOTH, There is quite & lot of counterfi1t money be- ing cireulated in Lincolo, presumably by the crooks who have taken up & temporary reei- dence here until after the fair, People should be careful about takiog any of 3 The new street car company is balldiog its track at the rate of one block sday. The ob- Jective point for the preseat is the home for the friendless, which two miles from the Burliogton and Mise The Burlington and Misaourl otill buyiog land around its depot, formed” pereons say the objact iat) baild & Imigo transfer freight depat which will be used in trensfering (ni:h! from the branches to the wain lioe east avd west, Professor Edgren, Instructor in modern lan- ‘mu at the nniversity, P 0 Sweden, The professcr brought his wife bhowe with bim, Ex-Licutevant Governor Agee is in the city, and he says that corn pever looked finar than &% precent all throuzh Hamilton county. A vumber of Lincoln people are visiting the 0.8 couoty st Plattemouth and the Dodge county fair at Fremont. ‘4o county treacurship has narrowed down d waa | 7'} between Roche and Griffith, Burnham and Helman having practically withdrawn, The excavation for the two store buildings for Sam G. Owens, on Thirteenth and O streets, has beon commenced, The plans for the building have been completed by John Gus Osthoff, representicg E. L. Martin & Co , of Kansas City, Is in Lincoln secing his ‘custom ors, A H Swart, Eiq , editor of the Tecumseh Chleftain, has the city for & day or two. Mr. Swart ia a clever gentleman and & competent newspaper man, and his efforts seem to bs apprecisted in Johnson county, Three wagon loads of tents were shipped from tho ospitol building yesterday for u duriog the G. A, R. reunion next week at oe. A number of streets are being graded and otherwise improved. A OOUTERFEITER OAGED, Charles F', Olark was arrestod late yester- day afternoon for making and uttering coun- terfeit silver dollars. Sheriff Moelick made the capturs after long and patient efforts &) find the guilty partles, The man was found in an old shanty, No, 1442 O stroet, by the sheriff and two deputies. The work was very good. Olark was givanaway by a com- panion named Willlam Duvall, with whose wife Clatk it aaid to have been intimate, thus exciting the husband’s {enlmny. Dies, metal, grouud glass and chemicals, vogether with a number of false colns, were discovered on the premises. The man was makiog counterfeits when arrested. Clurk olaims to have lived in Lincoln for twelve years, and ssys that he learned counterfeiting from James McVey, an Omaha blacksmith, who wes tried on the e & year or mors ago, The prison- e an _examination to-day at the » W, Billingsley. STATE ARRIVALS, E. 8, MocMasters, Pawnee City; Frank R, O. Guthi ‘Wileon, insmore, Sutton; Graorge H, Powers R ; Charles Uarpenter and wife, York; E. Muunn, Otos county; John W, Olark, Weeping Water; F. Burke, Blue Springs: w. fi S uthwick, Blus_ Spriogs; Thoma Jensen, Ulysses; James Bell, David City A. C. Grosthwaite, David City; W, B. Mor riton, Hickman, — SPORTIEG INTELLIGENCE. A Day of Disnster at Brighton Beach, BriontoN Bracw, Sopt. 2 —Teack good, and there was more than an average attend- ance, but the pleasures of the cay wero com. pletely marred by chapter of terriblo acci- dents, by which ono%of the most promising young jockeys, D Moran, wasinstantly killed, aud several other riders marrowly escaped with their lives, Thoe second race was started with thirty-one horses, although twenty-two-owners had sent in au spplication to have their horses withdrawn s the number was too geeat and the track too narrow to give their animals a chauco to win, and thoy stated they were afraid of an ac dent, Unldwell got tho horses off in a fine bunch, and of course they raised an immense cloud of dust, in which those out of the front rank could not seo whore they were riding to. At the hal mile post Moran, who was riding M nd as well as conld be scen with , was in an outside third place, having owell a little in front, and closely d Lane uddenly ckly fol Moran's Jos, H followed by Garrison on Blizzard, on Bonnie He was seen t l:itch high into the air, and was qui lowed by the other two falling also. neck was broken and death was almest insf taneous, The other riders, Garrison and Lane, are all right. In the third race another accident occurred, which 1n one cage may prove fatal, Rivers, who was riding Wonderment, and William- oo, who was riding Cardinsl MoCloskey, were thrown as they entered the homs stretch snd Rivers was carried home uncénscious and unable to move. Williameon escaped with bruises. Five-eights of a mile—Two yeac-ol4s: Beeeis B, won, Saluda second, Rock and Rye third, Time, 1:02§ Mutuals paid §100.25. Glenbrook ended vhe race by pitching his jockey over his head. Three-fourths of o mile: Navaro won, ghrfield second, Joe Howell third. Time, Seven-sights of a mile: Ben Thompson won, Miss Goodrich second, Valloy Forge toird. Time, Mutuals paid $137 75, Mile and one-eighth: Ligan won, Boat- man second, Mollie Walton third, Time, 1:58, Mutuals paid 859.85, Punka . Time 1:46, Milo—all age index third Mile' and s half—over six burdles: Will second, Davis won, Bonairetta eccond, Worth third, Time, 2:51]. Barnum won, Turf Eventa at Washiogton Park, CHI0AGO, Sept, 2.—Weather fair and warm. Attendance very good. Track fast. BSeven-eighths of a mile: Lucas won, Cubsn Queen second, King Light third, Time, 1:307. Mile and one-sighth: Rapids won, Tipsy eecond, Vaulter third, Time, 1:59, The ra was rua very close at first. Rapids came just off the oars, forty-eight hours from Saratoga, Mile and one-sixteenth—he: Firnt hoat, Slip-along wos cond, The Ute distanced., Second heat, Slip along won, Jim Douglas ssoond, Time, 1.48%, the fastest on record, Three-quarters of a mile: Mono won, Lofiin sec nd, Guydette thied, Time, “Stecplechase: Carter Harrison won, Wi riogton second, Bucophalns third, No time. e The PolicefBall, Marehal Camamings, Captsin Sull'van and Officer Turnbull were ount canvassing yesterday for the police ball which will come off September 24, at the ekat- Ingrink, Several hundred tick- ets have already been sold, and the eucsess cf the echeme fs aszured It is qulte probably that the total sales will reach one thousand tickets, “I am confidently expecting that the gamblers will take about ten tlckets aplece,” sald Capt. Sullivan. “'They ought to, certainly, Oummings has been In power they have not been *‘bled” for a eingle cant, they used to be. I am sure they ought to do something for the pollce. The ma; ,!'ul has done the equare thing Marshal Cumings who was stand- dropped his head aod blushed lii chool girl. He Is displayiog con- siderable energy In the work of makivg the ball & success, having alrsady ul posed of over 200 tickets by his own un- alded efforts. TUTT’S PILLS 26 YEARS IN USE. (ho Greatest Medical 'l‘rinmp of the Age' SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. 0as of appotite, Bo Pain vue head, with ‘» dull n ¢ ination to exor ahility of temper, Low spirits, w! iected wonie duty, , Dizzloess, Fluttering as the ‘ t, Dots before the l“ll. Headucke over ihe right eye, ¥ o il dtful dronms, Highly celored Urln CORSTIFATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adapied o such % one dosa offects such & hang e The 1 fevling of baving ne RAY GLOSSY BLACK by 8 Blugio ; v his DYE. It inparts » uutural color, sota nstantaneously. Sold by Druggists, oc ;nt by express on receipt of Murray St.. New York .| diog In Slnce Marehal | I NEW-NEWMAN, The Marriage of Mr. ke New and Miss Rachel Newman Last Night ~A Brilliant Event, Mr. Ike New, of the firm of Chian & New, and Miss Rachel T. Newman, daughtor of B. Newman, both local re dents, were married at 7 o'clock last night, at the Temple of Israel. The chancel of the church was deco- rated with flowers and bright leaves and the aundlence was large and brilllantly dressed, forming thus within the Interior of the sacred edlfics a pleture In harmony with the happy oocasion. Promptly upon the hour, the bridal party lllghtu{ from thelr carclages, .nx to the insplring strains from the organ of Mendelssohn’s g‘und weddlng march, entered the church, 'he bride, lsaning upon the arms of her parents, and attended by the ushers, Martio Oberfelder and Samuel Blnswang- er, advanced up the left alsle, while the groom, walking between his parents and accompanled by wushers Ike Sohiff and Simon Fither, came forward by the right. At the altar the bride and groom met, and turn'ng, faced the sanc- tuary, while their attending frlends en- lined within the rall of the sanoctuary. The beautiful rites of the church were srlemnized by Rabbl Banson, the new pastor, who prefaced the ritual with a few well eclected words of admonitlo and counsel. The text in the Hebrow tongue pronounced by the rabbi, and the passing of the cup of betrothal, added beauty and solemnity to the ceremonial. The brlde wes attired In a white satin dresr, cut princess en train, trimmed with Orientsl lace ruffles, while from a head crest of flowera flowed a fall length tulle veil. The ornamenis cons'sted alto- gether of orange blossom, no item of jew- elry being wora by her. The groom wore the black broadcloth which e the castom *'de rigeur.” After tho services the pariy and guests adjourned to the residence of the bride's parente, 2321 Dodge strect, whera the evenlog was paesed in weddlog festivities. The olegant residence of Mr. Newman was crowded to ita fullest capacity and the epjoyment of the assembled hosts was evident in the current of refined merri- ment which ran throughoat the thronged chembers, The bride and groom were submitted to a perfec: ordeal of han- shaking and congratulations, while more than a hundred telegraphis well- wishes were recelved and read, A sumptuous banquet was served In the dining saloon end in the parlors the danoe raled the night to the melo- dles of the Muslcal Uanlon Orchestra. The pracii:al and sabstantial tasta- monials of love and regerd ware elegant and costly, possibly greater in number| than hzs been seen at any previous wed- Owa About half of the presents were exhiblted In pal side chamber and made a dszzllng displsy. The joint tribates to the bride and groom comprise encugh farnitare to equlp a large res! dence In every detail, and the bric.a-brac and articles cf crnamentation ars suffi- clent to superbly adorn the proadest do- mestlc establishment. The following were among the guests present at the receptlon: Mr. and Mrs. L. New of Chicago, Miss Bertha New of Chicago, B. Oppenheimer of Chicsgo, B, Loewenthsl and son, Edward, of Chicago, E. Daube of Chicago, Mr, and Mrs, Heary ¥riend and Mies Friend of St, Paul, Nob.,, Mr. Henry Coben and sister, of Grand Island, Mr. Sam Binswanger of St. Joe, Mr. snd Mrs, Samuel Sloman of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs, Mossler of Council Bluffs, Mr, William Maas of Council Bluffs, Mz, Simon Eiseman of Council Bluffs, Mr, ond Mrs, H_Newman aud sons of Oreston. Ta, Mrs., Dr. Livingston and daughter, Miss Annie of Plattsmouth, Miea Oliver ane aughters, Misses Blanche and Maud, of Council Bluffs, M, M. Wie of Sioux City, . snd Mrs, E, Hem of Detroit, Mr. I, Ledever of Chicago, Mr. Ben C hauser of Chicago, Mr. Oberfelder of Sidney, Neb., and Mrs, M. Hellman and daughters, Blanche and Mabel, I. Obezfelder and wife, Mr. and Mrs, A. Polack, Mr, and Mrs, A, Hons, Mr. and Mrs, M, Sloman, Mr, and Mes, Goetz, Mr. and Mrs, William Rothechild, Mr. Rothechild, Misses Avnie and inni Roth:child, M., aad Mrs, E, Ro ewate) Miss Stella Rosewator, Mr, and mrs, A. Oahn,Mr, and Mrs, Al.Oaho, De, O. S, Hoffman and wife, Mr. and Mrs. M Goldsmish Mr. and Mre, Brandeis, Mr, and Mre, Katz, Mr. and Mre. A. Jacobson, Mr, and Mirs. tIkewan, Mr. and Mrs M Slomai Mr, and Mrs. S. dchlesioger. Mr, and M Patterson, Mr, and Mrs, Straaser, Mr, an Mrs, Freyhao, Mr. and Mrs, Sleiga-hn, Mr. and Mrs, L Heller, Mr. and Mrs, H, Heller, Mr, and Mra. F, Adler, Mr, Martin Onerfelder, Mr. Simon Oberfeldor, Mcr, Sam Schlesinger, Arthur Brandeis, M and Mre, Dannebaum, Miss Sarah Brandei Miss Clara Sohlosinger, Miss dcligsolha, Misn Hattie Oberfelder, Miss Polly Goldémith, Miss Doltie Polock, Mr, E1 ¥, China, Mr. and M:s. Mendelssolho, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Hein, Mr, and Mra, A. Mandeburg, Mr. Julias Meyer, Mr, and Mrs, Dayo Kuu(man, Mr. Adolph Meyer. The bride, 83 above stated, is the daughter of Mr. B, Nowman, the well. known morchant of th's clty. Sheisan educated, refined and highly accom- plished lady, an abaolute favorite with all acquaintances, and blessed above all by a kiudly Providence with beauty of fea- turesand figure. Tho groom s cor gralu- ated. The groom ls popularly koown among the young men of Omaba es a clever, courteous, effable gentleman. He hss lived hare for two years, coming orig!- nally from Chloago, and is a mewmber of the Dougles stroet tobasco firm of Ohtnn & New, The bride is congratulated. And now the BEE wishes to joln the throngs of congratulators of both, wish. iog Mr, and New all the possible joye of this Jite, afforded in the triplicite boon of heslth, wealth and prosperity. The bridal party leaves this sfternoon vis the Roock Ieland on a brlef tour of the east. ————— The Pullman Kobbery, Alag, for the theory of » system of Pallmen robberles, the cccarrerce of Saturday night loses the proper com- plexion. The local representatives of the Pollman company ¢rs satlsfied that Penny 1nd Clark, the two men clalmlog to have been robbed, have some rascally purpose In clrculating such a report, The evidence s ag.inst them; theic stories falled in eo many polns to harmon/ze that they are believed to be faleehoods, W. Ciovn, the Oinclnnstl commerclal sgent, sgalost whom the Bek yeaterday sald suspiclon had been directed, 1s worthy of the most complete e¢xoreration, None but the scamps themselves clalmed to have had xush ruspicion, Br. Cloon Is 8 most es- timable gentleman cf fine family, high attainments acd advanced busicess quali- ficatlons, He !s lu the clty now, qu rtered st the Paxton and the Omasha trade with wh'c he has thorough acqaiatance, fs ready to & man to endorss him. Hels one of the owners of the Merchant Trai eler, a newspaper st Cinclovsti, devoted 1o travellng men, ay 1ts nama Indlcates, he {s » member of the Loulsville press oleb ard at present repres Cin. clnnatl fiem of Potter, Parlia & Oo. Th annoyancs he must hava felt at the sus picions,groundles: es they wera, {8 appre clated and regretted. e — When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, ‘When ahe was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to (' storia, When ahe had Children, she gave they.-Castoria The Irjunction Denied, Judge Neville held a short sesslon In chambers yesterday forthe purpose of de livering his declslon in the Thirteenth streot paving eare. After briefly reviewing the oase, he remarked that he belleved that theclty had taken the proper course in awarding the contract, and that the court had no power to delay the paving until next year. If the ecity counc!l wanted to grant the time asked for by some of the property ownere, It had the power to do so. THE ORDER, rry ot al va. Omaha, On this day the applicatfon of complainant, for a temporary injunction herein came on to be heard g)oelme the Hon. James Neville, a jadze of said court who upon argument of council after hearing the proofs vffered, and being fully ad- vised in the premises, denies the temporary injunction 88 prayed and the temporary order heretofore allowed herein is hereby ret aside,” NO POISON N THE PASTRY TSED. e, cte., flnvor Cakan dellcately and nat ich they nre made. vo TH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND ALO PREPARED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, . 8t. Louis, Mo. uAKERS OF DBr. Price’s Creain Raking Powder —ano— Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Mest Dry op Yeost. TOR SALE DY GROCERGS. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. OMAHA iNSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. = FOR THE TREATXEST OF ALL GHROKIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical institute West of Mississippl Rivers Fitty rooms for tho accomodation of pationts. The Helan and Surgeon 11 chargo of the Institute has ixtoen years' of snccossful practice, and {8 aided astlstants of’ raro experionco a3 speciallsts rimnts ¥, Plles, Tamo nhalation, Eléctrlelt ind Blood D CIRCI SPrCIAL and gt Eye, Bar.8kin ar es. " Write for LAR TO Ay s, oot fivie Urinary ‘and ! | drots Stripe & Erown, 1611 Faruam St., Omab £9. NEBRAS Nalional Bankl OMAHA, NEBRASEA, PAID UP OAPITAL URPLUS MAY], 1885 8260 00F 950,01 OF¥IORRS: H, W, Yares, A, E, TovzaLn, President Vioe Prosident, W.V.Mogrs®, Jno.8.0CoLrins, Lewis 8, Rexr W. H, 8. Hughes, Oashier. BANKING OFFIOR: The Iron Bank, OOR, 12th AND FARNAM 8BTS, A General Banking Busi- ness Transacted. 8. H., ATWOO0D, Plattsmouth, Neb. Bree ¢ of thoroughbred and high grade Herelo d and Jersey Cattle, And Toroo sud Jersey Ked Bwine. PENNYROYAL PILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Did Sup- (g s il B 4 pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for inflamma- tion of all fiesh, Jou 4 WWARTen ~Two untoin'ehed rooms family, or & smali house with © centrally 1ooated. 0, box 304, ot RNTLENAN and wile would 1iko & vmall fur- nished cobtaga or turnlshed reoms for light keepiog near St. Mary's line of car1 Addresm Z, Bos office, stating terme, looation, & 5054 elogant Sroom houso and full 1, car, vorth sid, ot will trade for & oars for payment of diffor n p. Cum® mgham & Brotnan, 1511 Do Forsun -an near strew SPECIAL AU ado ertisements in the special columns will charged at the vate of 10 cents per lina or the insertion, and 7 oents yer line for each ubse- “nsertion: No advertisement will be inserted Kan 85 cents for the first time® TO LOAN—MONKEY M Ot ro oax—Lioans mado on resl eitate land V1 oonteacts, chattels, coll or good_securl- thes of any kind at the Otwaba Finanolal exchaoge, 1608 Farnam 8t., up-stairs; low rates; oasy ter ne. 8614t \ Woolley & Harrison, bank bullding MOl porertt wowwriil Money #0 _Loan—0n chattel security by W. R_Oroft, room 4, With- cell bullding, N. E. corner 16th and 'Hurney. After yoars of experlence and careful study of the busi. Dess of loaning money on_ personal proporty, 1 have eystem whereby the publicity done away with,and I am now NOTICES, W Sran—To rent, 8 untutnished roome for I'ght housekceplng for & funily of 8. Addeess O L., B office 8052 JEIC 8atn—At & burgatn, 158 with houses, roois, we'l, elstorn, Dnimproved property Montos, 8a and Doug! and 7 barn, ke, 90th and Harney, 0 8¢ pact pay. Wm. L. 00.4t W ARTEo~Weuld iike to buy an Interoet fa & go-d paying businers, something tnat (s respectablo; can give the best of reffecercs . J. C. A. Bre offico. 450 83p ‘ JANTRD—T0 Trade & ¢o-d weoond hand piano for son. ARTED—Evory ady In need of & sewing mi chine, to ses ths naw Timproved Amarioas No. K30V JOR 8ALR <A two store 92¢0) frame buiMing sulh- Ablo o & store near 10th avd Faram_ stroeh. Apply at this offtos, 4Tt an BALS OR RRNT - Good hote in firsi-oiass towa b South Wertorn part of State. Apply to E P. Da- via, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St 704t P\m naLn—Forty loty betweon 90th and Slal edford & Soner. FOR SALE MISOKLLANEOUS TR0 san =T wo gaod ilcr vewing mahines, (Do- mestic) will be sold under mortage Seph. 7' at 10 £, Troxell SWillama, Tuth strost Work will bo taken In pavimenta it desired. = For particulars,oall on E. Il Cochran, 8. W. c.raer 15th Il!lrhll\l" 850-5 ONEY To loan on mttnlz N!;«'Tn 20, Omaha Nat ahorse sed voggy. Inqaire st Baholm & Erick. 998-t1 - B Flodman & Co. azonts 220 N 184, " FOR «ENT—HOUSKS AND LOTS, X740 —Farnished houre, gord 1o-ation: modermn mprovments; 8 rooms, Ames 1507 Farnam. 91e tale o0 Burt and Ountewe oap, loside propert; T without delay and in & quiet manner, ers, professional gent lemen, mechanics and others in Omata and Counol Blofls, osn obtain ad: OR 8AL an B T'wo choloe restdence lots Cor Chies d (ot s Inquire ab Edholm & Eileknn's ¥ R RRNT—Chenp, #9 & relisble party, § room houe, with olostts and pantry in & newly built House, o>r. 16th and Hickory; alo_ stab'e room for one Ho.en. For loformation call or wddrew G. An- drocn's eafo worke, 14th & Jackson Ste., or on premi. o8, 5648 o e, Tee bouses, now and avatiaiie, wrara St., west of Cross'own cat line; §12 per ‘moath. _E. Tiloy & Co., 915 8 15th &t For Rant—Two' new lrick houses, swoll south ‘ront, 1§ blocks from oar liae; will bs ' rented (o de: irabie partie s very reasonablo 215 § 18th St Two ten r.om houses cntral {OR 8ALE—Cheap, & jersoy cow, fresh mil ' 1 Dovglas b, y part'of any which will reduce rene ved be paid st avy time the lnterest pro rata and all the original rates of interest. 1 have no brokers In connection with my offc. bub porecnnlly superinbond ol my loans, "I have private offcos oomnected with my gevoral offico e0 that customora do not eyme in_con‘act with all transaotions ctly private. , room 4, Withnell building, N. E. cor. 16th and Harey, Omaha and 82 Peail 8t', Council Bluffa, 5204 N X JEoR Faun—Froth miloh cows ak 25th and Calttornia: Bt €59 Tp 0k AULE - A 1idies’ driviag horss—wi | be aeen at Aul>merastors any arniou. Grorge Wilcox. 2ok and fixture . J0th stra't, bilow Boward. D ownor in other baslocss. JIOR KALR <At & bargaln, stove, hath room, gas, sewerage, hot snd 0old wat i molern cdavenience. We nli) have other destrable property for rant, tten led to prompuly. d. B Kiloy & Co., 216 8 10th St Bistt © CAGUR BROTINRS, [nvostment Bankors, oppoaite t office, Omaha, nogotlate mortgrge 1.ans ot curlty at rulllng rates of interest, Pa toborrow money on Improved city or estate, for from ono to five years, oan be commodated prompily, MoCague Brothors, hank- ors, opposite post office. -t [\OR KALK nito) teenth St The furniture of & five room how o; fur- 1uu esince May. Apply 112 south’ Hix- 830-6-2p ADR—A flrst-cluss saddlo horse five \[c'ly Soand aud gentle. Iaquire \f \OR BALR OR TR Jens old; 1280 frene o OR REST—Now 8'x room cottage, 21st 8t., ono block south Tea — ATTLR POR 8. o Suth 10th 88, betw 00 head 2 your old stoers. FHEY 300 heat 1 year old stocre. 1 choles oxtea hoavy oattlo and we now quota $3.03 Chapin Bros 811 soptd T—A cottarro of ern water, 818 worth and Marths, Fou RENT—Store, 311 N, 15th 8t. 465-08p JJOR RENT—Choice iy’ re idence, 10 rosm:, naco aod all modern | cprovemants. In Ualtod S iates Nationsl Bink v8 ou hand oarrlay o and {\OR RENT—The hcuse ant barn on ¢ Plorco St Inqaire at Boston Dry 10th &t Foies v S car, 7 room kouse, gond well, clitern, $18 per month Inquire f G. ton. 8 W. corner 11th and Haruoy S, ONEY TO LOAN—On teal ostate and ohattels . L. Thom, 518 . § ONEY Losnod oo _isiten, o i, KR V4 tlokete vought and sold. A. Forman,213 8, 10th B 241 Vrer foloan ln sume ot 8200 and npwards o (Y1 first-clasa real estato security, Potter & Cobb, 5116 Parnam st. ] oNex LOANED at 0. F. Eoed & Co's. Loan olice ¥ an tuwture, planos, Korees, wagont, personsl - aroparty of all kinds ard M othe rarticlea of valiio, 1l 80l on ewy hout romeval, Ovor ut Natlonal Penk,corner 1545 aproved ty and pay di vl Faruam. - All buslnoss steloily conf oush or ass > ¥ \p Homes ant wor 1t Natl, B Two lots tn Poham Pluce, oo black reetcar track. Inquire 218 § 18th St, ties can fin oh W H, Gro "~ WANTRD FEMALE HELP. Whmzo i+ 18th St T O® REXT—Furnished froat room 1714 Calitornia. J £03.7p No. 1 dinlog rocm girlsat 48 Ssuth at once. 430~ Tor It VOB RRNT—CORazo 6 Fooinw, hiouss 10 Foomn. Phipp) Roc, Seward and Campbil, r would trafe or a good horse and 0a in Gusper county, Apply 0 218 9t T—0ne store, Inquire at Ldho'm & E: - = W X VA7 AxTD—A good girl 2224 Webster at. Jie saun-Botlox and endine, 20 horso power ballor +nd engine, tn good ranoing order; want to sl for tho renson that they aro not large cnough for the new machinery which wo will put into our new buiidiog on Harncy 8t Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. a7t ROOMS FOR REN'T. oR_next~Larga micrly furnished room, also rooma by cay or weck during. falr timoat 710 8 14th strcet, botween Leavenworta and Jones Board it desiro 1p oR RENT—With Loard, clagant south front foom with alosve and giate, suitable for gentleman and Toige St. 167.tt 533-3p irl to do second work in small faml; ; bost wakes given to competent s, A, J. Han.cow, 1824 Douy las St. £90-3; girl. ap 1y REAL ESTATE, HA-t . P. Davis& Oo, M T Real Estate V1 and Loon sgents, 1605 Fasnam 8¢, 5214t od_girls_for general housewo k. itchon, latincry and hotels; good plaors good Wages. © Call 881120 Farnam St, upetairs it took and feoding farm of 1 5) acrcs ente; 6 minu’es Moderate ront 2 cattle, well watered o reqalred, - Ad- ror prioo and dear'p- a2t tion, uddress G. M Hurrisen, £peingfield, Neb 077 ot 2 [ o8 san—100 acros of fine farairg ld close fo O'Connor, Cricley Co., Neb. addr.t 444, this office. 8-8p o saux-260a res of flug farming hund in Butler cuntv, Neb, 8 1-4mil 8 from O, & R. V R. R. Fcr particulars addros J. E. Roach, 7.4 N 15th 8t,, Omaba, Nob 044-8p 0R 8ALI—A geod paving buainesi emyloying bus litelo caplisl for cash. For partioulars widross P.'0. B)x 857, Omahs, Nob, 540-tt o nase—tost unoseupledgronndin the by for ‘Warenouse hooes, 87 feet fronton Leaveuworth, north bot 10t and Lith, wili case for 99 yoars. Bed- ford & Soner Bad ¢ BUSLNESS QUANORS. JOR BALK - rug (took end flctures fn grol ] -ca- tion. 8 M. armstroag, No. 043 Breadw v, Dea- ver, Col . 674-5 W Axtro—At once, a girl to do woik, at the ULited States hotel, corner and Douglsh Sta. 681 w to two yolirg gentlemen; reforenc drees lock box 802, . girl. Woges 8 por weok il F lor ENT—Ry Mre, Pooker, £2¢ North 15th St., a 1 umber of furuished rooms; prises rapging from §0 to §16 psr month 6514-9) Ji OR ge5T—Nicely furnished ro-m for gentloman or Tady, in private fawily. Breakiast it ne ossary, 813 South 10th 484t from Opers House. Gas, bsth, ANIED—A X EoOTAIALYD couvenlen. Call snd s:e them. = 661~ 2616 Douglas, 0 handsomely furnished rooms, onveniences. 1720 Capitol avenue. 246 3p AxtED—Two ki‘chen girls at New England taursat, 1418 Douglag. 516-2p J. tt AXTED—A Rirl 0 Co gensral houte work at 2218 Cans St. 5668 AxtED —Young gl 13 or 14, t0 help in light heuse keeping; brard aad clochos or small wa- Apply t> 4. 8. K.” this offico, 547-3p. VV“““ A givlat 1540 Sharman Ave. . Mra. M. Counsn an, 546, gos. Jiron Rmst—Toom with baard, 10.3 Capitol o 7ANTED—At once, & girl for general honsework, £r tam'ly of two.” Inquite at (317 Pacific St 557-1p WY/ Ax72b ~Girl 807 north 20th. Grmer 10t CR REST - Room in bullding, N. E. 491-1 and Dave.port str. et. o RENT—Large furnith d frons 10om with £ toard, 1010 DoJge strcet, ANTRD —Two firet cl'ss lsundresses to go to Santa Foo, Kew Meaico. Apply at the Cozzon {08 8ALE—A® & bargain, good vhotograph gallery incity of Keae wv, Nob Rvorything in grod order. Addresy Box 253, Kearney, Neb. 617-3p BOARDING JFer Ru—Large fumnished fron soom suitablo tor two, or ons smal.er room, 710 Norch 19th St. 4 79-5 ANTED—A g00d G tman girl for genorsl houss Tk Taire i s ook, 178 S st OR RENT~Trec fire offlces i Nchrasks Na‘loael 0-9p 4 Bauk Ballding Inquiro at bank. 480-50 v vorsd i Dodge, Srn nicely furnichsd roums 1611 Calit 4t W Axrro—Nutso girl o4 1900 Farnam. 408.2 00 And board & per week; very beet location, 1814 Davenport s, 173-£0pt 15p LOST AND FOUND. DAdgs. wi b letters 13, piil lact, Leave at Bee offie 1809 Chirago St (] furplehed rooas for reut, b 410-5 8p Tadyagents for *“Datey” tkirt and Stock: porters, Shou'der hraces, B gom forms, ,tuvher gingham Bibs, Aprons Sloaves. crs, &c. Our 1,000 agonts are making can you. Address with stamp, K. H. &00., 9 South May St., Chioago. P 48 ANTED—A g00d girl tn small family; must wash and iron.” First-class, 611 South 16th 8¢, 087—A lider L. 8" an sEsT—Handsome farcithed rooms 1816 Dotge. aud mans, ¢ miones fist; > CAMPBELL 408 sept2l W WA reetrurant, 16 Proprietor. WANTED MALE HELP. ANTAD.—A first-c'aes machini t. Apply. Seiton & Lea, Lincoln, Nebratka, (08 JFOp Rasr=New turnishod rooms sults o #inglo, bath, gas, prics reasonable; 1615 Cavitol ave 3 98-9-2p 0 J oA dnry, Tighucowor d._rinder n ot A lantiy ot | Mait Kennedy, fornia. 61 Tt S plsinpldving marked &' I ne i age will r-ce've € to yoturn the sawe to 4. Knoh, Gare Tootlo Maul & C). 5.9.2p 3p JFox mvr- Desirable 1o 17 ¢ Oagl.lave, A pirl to wash rapkics and belp 90-t¢ din e and tupper Aply h and Chic'g). Chas, A, JR0R RENT—A pleasant t ot ¥oom with largo closet; modern improvementr, on 20th street near Kt. Mary's ave. Apply 8. W. coruor 16.h and Dodyo Str. 9791 AREN UP—Ry the undersigned, one b izht by ruare about 15 havds Figh with wat'e biud feet, and harness marks; about 12 yoars old, Henr Wegworth, Fort Omaha. PAYSICIANS, D, yAkws room b, Withnell Blook, 16ta and Har- 0 bl1-tt Fan REST—Two rooms sdjolning with board; front room touth-oast, 1914 Webster 86 506-tf ANT! Y holder selling #rti le. gonts tcr 1bo Now patent Can bo used on o sery Eigpay Nocapits ler 8haft vess Best required. A Neb, Jom RENT—1 w. )1 turniched 10om for ¢ goutlemen arnam street, opporite Gos Ho'el. Apply at room ¢, orat Wasserman & Lurncts, 218 18th St. 746t ENTRAL 0AT J the s ck. & fully perforwed s io conInement an and tho best of attontion Address Dr. 3 M. Swetnam or Ir.J. P, Lalh, corner 15.h aud Far phone o Lis-ases of wonen a specialty; | re have a*rolute privac Corresronden e+ o'icl ed, 2 ploasunt scuth fron} rooms 8. W, 700,40 R REN “TMtw—klenosupl- Box 625, Omara corner 10th aod Davenport. J{'0R RrxT—Handsomely torisk od rooms 1704 Oap: it lave. 682t 1shed roome, NW cor. d6ctt Immditely, & good reapo Vel for reliablo ta 1) cu iry required. Add obratks I 0k RENT=Two nfecly Omaha, N 2t und St. Mary's 4 BTOVE REPAIRS, Mm1zxER Stove ) epstr O b 10 and D MISOELLANEOUS with brlilantain ANTHD 20 3 o0 to 1y rn tle rail road st tion book kseping. D. D.” Omshs Bus ness College. 00M2—-With board,destralis foF eummsz, Apply 4 8. Chasloe Hotel, 61041 o mr=For manutucruring pursoses or hall, orgo room 44375, 84 floor, No. 110 6. 13th st., ouqulre at 1649 Dodgs uh. 4.J. Bliapson, GRNTS WANTED —Fo) pub ished, orders for flrst week. Books now . _Fend 76 cents for outfle G, W, Btate Bt., Lhicgo, 1. 676.8 A reast pia; Tong bar it; on from Oth and Harney to Polack's plase leave at 1610 Farnam 3t. Y aeun hewing and smaking tobac wany other erticles; must e sold st once. Comosnd sco tho goods st B, W. cormar 224 and Niceol, etr 670 £p W/ ARTED-Sorvicww of s bright, energatlc man of goxdacdrese. J. H, P,0. B x 803, 5074 ANTED—An sctive and relisble men with i or x thoussnd dollare, 9 take a1 interest in & £004 pay ng haviness. For further Iif rmation in- aulre +¢ Taxton & G allagher's, Omaha, Neb. W Axren—By Octol short hend and & po writer in w holessle Addrem with sofcermoes, atativg sary, Type Writir, Beo offcs. -3 W Pay. n RENT - Contrall lozatad tarn fahed room 09-4 028 south 15th 4. TANTBO—To el micro fixtures vhow carck, 1'0 OR RENT—Lsrge front room on first tioor with or without board; nquire st 1901 Farnam L -4 K FOR BALE-—HOUSES—LUTS, 150 wi | buy a Louse, full | t and Larn, in & rice loca i/n; must be scld wiihin & week. Cunbiug- ham & Brennsp, 1611 Dodgo Street. 8 o plosse addrets mo at Alma. Feu 10g ohar. s, ANTAD one solicitor and co'liotor ab once, A Lk B. Eads & Co., terald Bulldi g. —A g 1d watch and cham. Findor can byvor u mo at this office by pro. kg proversy and pay. E 678 41 —e e Pmun—On Klkhorn n Plaite. T. Mu rra, 4 I F OB maus—Barbor shop sV 2L 8. 18th b1 [ ANTAD—A good A No 1 shcemaer; none but 0)d one need app'y Steady work aud good Chas. Kohlmoyer, 1412 Dodg 611-2p NBTRU( on banjo glven by G K Gellen 4504 omon 1 a4 1116 Capltol ave. RUPTURE OURED. 0 operation, or ussless trossee Dr. M, M. Moore, 243 Wabseh i d P tow ciroulsr at Cozzons Hou L overy 09 days. Iv Wi Erzel', formerly of Raery, 1., will secd bis. present vdorass to Thos. 1 Finn, Hannibal; M, 421 puptly 1o plano droul el on ATaenddp R BALE—By J. . Riley & Co., 216 B, 13th 8¢ 97,000~ House snd lot, & agulfisent resider.ce frop- erty, ooruer. §7,6L0 ~Two storv lovse nel » ocraer, lo Car line. 1,400 ~Mogn'fl ent res'dence lot on Farnam 8t o 311200—Farama aiveet, souih frcnt, uighily 1o ANTED ~Twn fireb class coat makers, W. R, Gibson & Co., cor. Fernaws 16¢h st. 500-2p AnTaD—8lx good b foklayers st Hattisgs, Neb o8 74 b0 por day, Three mouths stead Jod Elis. 4T1-4p n st, work. Wermeo—A tallor. T Muiray, 8°50—Lots In J. V. Riley's. Oksboms, will sell on eosy terms and bikd for cosiradle partior. The © suiong the st residence | ts south o within & block of th+ stroet car )ine the 16th 8treet Viac uck Iy bullk, they will bo a fifteen mi ute wel’ 11om 16th end Fernvm fts. 00 t0 $1,030-—Lo 8 ou Curs 11gh and Bart itrorts. of the Strect car I'na to theso 1 1s property. Tot+ i €vary g asiterof the city . il y & Co , 216 eouth 13th 5. hio wiil learn sometbing to his adva stago. V] 128 M A Drawr, vl reoive V1 and voice ut 24 12 Harnoy 5. D ~For tho finest 1t application. 1 e morey, brand new, Samole 10 cis, aiplon Novelty Co., Omaha, Neb. 6 T08 RaNT~1wo planos. o, Inquire Fdholw & Erlek. 94t vy vaulss, +inks snd coms- day i an entlrely mp and pat.ent U8 Dodye B, VW Ame -Agente, Addrow Electric Lawp aud Brave Co., §t. Louls, Mo,, for ciroular, cus snd Ul tanioe <! £6 candio puwer Marsh Eloctrlo Lainp 4 1htoot- 1n—A cheaplot 1o Wamut Hill_addiion ~ y 708 Al oarrel apparatus. B oGt koouan, 1811 s o3go 8 €483 ka. Omabs, Nebrs 00 & Do WOODBRIDGE BA0S, THE ONLY BXOLUSIVE [Pt 2aus- Five Bus cotinger wiiula halt Haok cf v etreet cars Y500 cash, bal o moothl, pa)- ‘ monts, W, H. Grien, over 1a: Nablonal bauk, Fxy {0 8ALE—Noer hoad of Sb Mary's sye. Large Dt furow tes, hot cold i vyt 5 . e le! sayio & \ud ¥ IN OMAHA NES, SITUATIONS WANTED, 0 —E1toniion by 4 youog man of exten s experlence. Good baok keeper t clacs reforencos. Adaruss ' D ugl. £65- Ok BALB— hoap, b roora cotego and Job, o 0, 017 N, 1780 8., hst, oravghly repaired a on proamlses. ! | broved. laquire of own new houes, § and "lmlh.ll.m er 29nd aad lzard, Msyue & Co,15:h snd Fa:nam. B X0, Hhory 8.0 K ATAD—Employment by 4 voung man, light in- ke 58 Joor work of ary hind; will work chewp end wivo Tocuity for honesty. ‘Mention busivess. Ad- B ons N 4 A # tustion i & commis: | W\ hetirr gecoery houso v a reference. Addiess k. W, Hoo office VW Aatai by s yourg ® privaté family roferences given, & dore Housor and 1508 0o monthly yayments. ) den, Baus L, Letwesa Lake it Wi 85411 wyroved farws, wiil (rade for 1w p proper.y, H. Groeu, 0yer 1.6 Nativ 20711 WANTEDF iguntion 13 wrcleasle orreta'l store. Tovg «xperience aad toit of refereuces fur: pleted, Addeees . W. L 1 16tk an;