Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE-TUDAY ' 1ato the court of Justice Brandes on Soath Tenth streot, Saturday night. She was half orylng and belng asked her errand she #ald in a faltering way that she wanted to awear out a complaint against a young man near Millard who had seduoed her, The papers were accordingly made out immediately for the arrest of one Alfred Smith by Judge Brandels, and placed for rer- vice In the hands of Oonstable Steln, Smith was arrested and brought to town and confronted by the girl. “Will you marry the young woman you have wronged?” ssked Judge Bran- d TAE DAILY BEE. Tueslay Morning, Saptember 15, fi LOCAL BREVITLES. —The Georgin Minstrels left over the B. & M. for the south yesterday morning. —The offie of the Watohman has been removed from Frenzer to Creighton block. —The new station honse on Caming street in Woll's ballding 1s nearly ready and will be occupied this woek. .-The Woman's Christian association wil] hold an important meeting this after noon at their rosms. A marriage licsmso wan lssued to-day te Thomas Williame, one of the Georgia mir atrols aod Misa Lireie Kemp. FAVORABLE COMPARISONS. An Obiervcr's Remarks on Buginess in Bastern Cities and in Omaha. Eastern Oapiti s Loaning Money ere-—-The Extension of the Local Jobping Trade—Other Facts of Interest. Mr, W. O. Taylor, manager of the locs Bradstreot agency, has just returned from an extended trip in the east. He has made a careful study of the business sltuation there as compared with that of the west. In conversation with a re- —Now gas lamps are beingJput up at the porter for the Bzr ho told some very Union Pacificdepot to replace the old oves, | interesting facts concerning his observ The new burners have a round globe and give | tions, » light far supeefor to the old stylelamps, “Matters In the osst,” he —The Douglas county ber committes have|‘‘are very dull. In the larger zeported in favor of the admission of James |oltles, New York, Boston, Phil- W. Oarr, E. E. Clippenger and David M. |delphia, this fact is especially noticeable, Stuart, to the bar of the county, there belng very little business transacted & Wolt and Maria | 8¢ present. In this respect, Omaba pro- N O e i " nenta a ploasant contrast, There is vest- Muony hace been arrested on a charge of a8- |10 o o"yginees activity here now than sault and battery peeferred by Mra. Eliza- | g opg fg in any eastern clty, The same beth Donimeyer. thing Is noticeable all over this section of —Thewmansgement of the Athletic park is the west, One genll that he lsla a coun- trying to secure a fomale baseball combination | try of business just as soon ay he strikes to appear here in dbout two weeks, Itis|the belt of wostern country, extending il from Chicago weat to Oma. probablo that the arrangemonta will Lo made, |from Chleags - went (to I —Constablo Kaell has in his possesion | () dan, Utah. South of this bolt busi- papers for the arrest of John Pula and John | gy seoms to be poor. St. Louls for in- Doe, the two men who committed such &) gtance, which Is, of course,comparatively cowardly assault upon Albert Oopps last|a western clty, is suffering uousual com- Triday. He made the arcest last even-|merclal dullness, as I learned from our g, representative ):here. Whyb,llomo of tta i blg jobblng houses, unable to make AL B oL mgnsly In the prauent’eondltion of affales, Sixteenth streat about 7 o'clock taat night, | HOCPF 130 BER G G o ors three rigs colliding. The buggy of Charles ith & saving of CTARRR 688 WEBIAy LY i g RUATAES | sty on business w! g expenss. other rigs received equally rough trentmont. | ““Kith regard to bustness 1n the BOEL ALY enst 1 think that It safe to —Cuming’s grocery store on Thirteenth and | predlct that there will soon be a general - Chicago streots was entered by thieves Satur- | ‘‘ploking up.” The great factorles, day night who stole about 88 or $10 in cash, | many of which have been {dle for mqnthl and a lot of groceries, A butcher shop next | Past, are commencing operatlons, with a - |good quantity of work on hand, to be ‘:;:::: :: :Il.:: ';:;::T: :‘::;f T:::‘ :k;l: gxaon!:sld, however, at close figures and There i 1 2 " |small profits. Then agaln, capitalls RO the east are beglnning to learn that they ~-Some of the young men of this city who | can safoly invest thelr money in the weat, are intereated in athletic sports are preparing | to the profit of both themselves and bor- t0 gt up » great day of field sport on Thanks- They are awakenlng to giving dsy. The partles interested mean [tho advantages of Investing money business and propose to commence operations | in Omaha and Nebraska, betng able to thus far ahead in order to make tho affaie7a | Obtain, as they can, the very best of se- grent succass, curlty, Why shouldn’t they, when they 7 can safely loan money on Omaha prop- —Now that Mayor Boyd has signed the | gty for fnstance, obtaining]easily 5 per convract ordering the paving of Thirteenth | cent, Instead of 1 per cent. by allowing street, there is no courso open to the property | their money to remain {n the bank? One ownera to defeat the carrying out of the con-|eastern capitalist asked me when I was .tract. OCity Eogineer Rosewater informed a|in New York, to secure him an opportu- reporter yesterday that he thought the paving [nity to loan §50,000 on Omaha would be commenced immedistely, and fin- [ property. I placed his money as a loan ished possibly before Winter. with one of the larga banks here, at five —The Emmet Monument ascclation at ita | B2 con¢ interest, and he soemed de- i ¢ lighted with the Investment. He has lnst regular mooting appointed o committeo | yonrity “too, which Is glit edged, and compased of E. Reiley, Thomas Tallon and | gan bp'sold far its faca value right in New Dennis Cunningham to confer with other [ York. This la simply an illustration of Irish societies for the purpose of organizing | the advantages which eastern capltalists public meetings and raising funds to assist|can avall themselves of by loaning money Parnell in his struggle for Irish freedom. in a live western clty like Omaha, and iv —Thoro will bo special train run from |18 encoursglng that they ~aro be- Council Bluffs to Omaha on tho ovening of | E5IDG to apprcciate these opportapitos. September 15th, Tuesday. This train will Dl Gl Lh IS s I noticed that the big jobbers are bs- run for the exclusive benefit of the switchmen ginning to complain that the Omaha and their families, They are to leave Council | houges are cutting them out of trade, not Bluffs 8:16 p. m., and returning leave Omaha | yply fn Nebraeks, but in Colorado, Wy- at2:30 a.m. The object in running this [ oming and Utah as well. One bigwhole- train I8 to enable the switchmen and families | sale grocer told me that he had not sold of Council Bluffs to attend the grand ball to [ half aa much In the territory immediate- be given by the Switchmen’s Brotherhood ofl | ly surrounding Omaha this year as he had Omaba at Cunningham’s hall on that evening, | durlog a mm-pund{flnd period 1:1!: 1‘6" AT WPeay |tha losl passenpec apeut of [tha | o Lozo Oshexiwholesalomen makoin flar complaints. ,This 1a certsinly en- Northwestern, has had the pleasant task of | ooyraging, as showing that ¥he fact Is be- accomodating a string of foreigners of the|goming appreclated that Omaha is the ‘most foreign type, The distinguished citizen | natural jobbing center of this section of of Taikit], one of the Sandwich Tsland group, | the *‘groat northwest.” seewned bound on a trip fto New York, On ———— 1ast Wednesday. A. Goupil, the Chilian con-| THE CRAZY QUILT KICK. sul at the islavd, passed through this city. On Friday morniog, C. Huyersand L, Uricle, | merchants of Tahitl, passed here, aud Satur.|A Variance of Opiaion Upon the day morning, A, Signor Aponiso, his wife and| MeFits of the Awards Devel- oleven children went by, Mr, Frary is ad- oped A Exovostiln; Olr- vised that there are more to follow, CRiation; s Was He a Policeman? ‘HI thers you Bex man!” Yesterdsy, Charles Cook, employed| «How d'ye, what's the matter?” re- up to Saturdsy night at the blacksmith |sponded the reporter, abruptly checking shop of P. Karbach, came to Marshal | hig fiight down street and anwering the Cummings snd sald that he had been robbed of $10 by & pollcoman, Mr. hail from a certaln cltizen, 1t matters not Cook was at once fovited to unbosom | Whom. himself on the subject, and went on to| *‘I've something to tell you of a most “Qertalnly, Judge,” replled Smith; that's what I've been wanting to doall along, The only resson the glrl got sosred and wanted to prosecute me was because some evil-minded person told her that I was golng to skip.” Accordlngly the knot was tled and Mr. and Mrs. Smith left the court room to take up thelr resldence near Millard, e — A Prote To the Editor of jthe Brr. Your attention s agaln invited to the outrages that are belng continuslly in- fllcted upon the workingmen of Omaha. This time the board of public works are showing the kind of material they are made of, and how much they care for home interests, The grading of the streets In the vlcinity of the new school house at Eighteenth and Castellar streets has been awarded to one Oallahan, who has no Interest here, excepting to get what money he can, he payano taxes on his teams, he has no real estate to be taxed for he camps in the wood on ground owned by other partles; he does not em- ploy men who have their homes with us, but on the contrary Imports the labor to take bread from the mouths of thoso whose Interests are Identified with those of Omaha. It Is about time that public work {n our clty should provide employ- ment for our own Jaboring men who have had little to do this sesson, and have a long winter looking them in the face. 1t s requested that you an the champlon cf the workingman, ventilate this last out- rage and give the board of public wocks to understand that such action on their part cannot be passed by without an earnest protoat. sald, A WORKINGMAN, Death of Thom McShane, Thomas McShane, a well known resi- dent of Omshs, dled at his home on Saurders street at 11:30 o’clock yesterdsy mornlng of heart dlsease, aged 81 yoars, Thomas McShane was born Nov, 20, 1804, In county Armath, lreland, and emigrated to this country in 1832, He settled In Ohio, and for ten years wess government superintendent of the turnpike between Hartlsburg, Pa., and Indlanapolis. In 1840 he was marrled to Miss Alice Crelghton, by whom he had ten children—six boys and four glrls. Of these five are still living, and all are resldents of this olty. They are James A. John H,,and Felix J. McShane, and Mrs. Martin Can- non and Mrs. John B. Furay. Mr. McShane resided in Perry county, Ohio, for forty-nlne years, and in 1881 removed to this city, where all his living children resided. He was taken sick abont five weeks ago, and gradually falled until his death., Funeral services will probably be held Wednee- day mornlng at 10 o’clock from the Holy Family churoh. o — Police Court Docket, Judge Stenberg of the police court die: posed of an immense amount of buelness yesterday: Henry Hale, saspiclous character, dls— charged. Sam Clrcum, larceny, fifteen days on bread and water and $50 fine, Com- mitted in default. Sadle McBride, larceny, $50 and cos Frank Foroce, assault and battery, $20 and coste; committed In default. N. F. Leonsrd, Tom Carpenter, D. A, Davis, John W, Wormer, John Meyers, M. K. Brennan, J. B.Jewell and Chas. Humphrey, drunk and disorderly, $6 costs, Tom Carpenter, John Don, John D. n- ben, John Sylvéster, and John Cameron drunk and discrderly, discharged. st Ay Robt O, Stockton, Lincoln; John Lucas, Fremout; R 8 Silver, Sutton; Wm Honna, Red Cloud, Frank Smith, Louisville; F Ran- dolph, Ottumwa, are at the Canfield. S R S S e B2 SPECIAL NOTICE TO LOAN—MONEY. MO T oan=The Omaba Fioancial Exchane 1508 Farnam ste-et, up-stai's, makes 10aus o All claswes of security from & 810 chattel loan to 110,00 on roal esfate. We make loaus o sult all \ppllcan ts on long of shert time on improved ot un. {mproved res] estateland contracts, leases, bufldings onlensed land Collbberale chattels, or 000 security of vy kind. Low rates: “onAba Finanolal Rxchange, 1608 Farnam tairs, 8 ONRY 70 10AX, —C, F. Davis & Co. Real Estate and Loan sgents, 1606 Fasnam St 52140 easy terme, ", up- TEX(] I\ ttels, Woolley & Harrison, M T T ohmain Natioasi bark vulding 61911 e CAGUR BROTHRRS, [nvestment Bankers, opposite M 06t offics, Omaha, negotiate mortgage lcans on feat. claga seourlty at rulling rates of Intorest, Par. +los dosiring o borrow money on improved ity or Juntry resl estate, for from one to five years, osn ‘commodated prompbly. MoOagu s, opposite post office. ONEY TO LOAN—On real ostato and chattels VB Thomas. 598 #. ONEY Losnod on chattels, cut rate, R. R Mokete pought and sold. A. Forman,218 8, I‘1.n‘ll'f’n uY 80 loan 1o sums of $200 and upwards on VI et ciase roat ostato socurity. — Potbor & Cobb, §115 Farnam st. 25— PTEMBER 15 1885: MISOELLANEOUS WANTS, VA7 e ~Evory Iady in Omahs, to take o shance ia bhe beau'itul crazy quilt to be rafled off at only one dollir a chavce, now on exhibition at the OR 8ALR—Southwest of Hanscom rond, lotsIn Melrcas, well looated ; rapicly becoming valuable; lot small oash payments, balance long ti rk, on beld rfect drain - Deat lete fer She money In norih convlenlent to care, chur. he Clarendon, rer lot $550, st e Atliogton per 1ot 8115, Amor, 1557 Farnem St Fair store, 144 F = ¥ store, 144 Farnam, 2 16 — o VW 510 By b reiiabie party,gentlcman and wife: wish f0 ront & neat cottage or houss five to 8 rooms with bath room, high looation, in the vicin ity of 84 Mary's ave and 18th St. Rehs not 4o e1- cood #45. Addrees A, L. M." 1318 Bse offics. 787 o naun—West of the city limite aad south of Cuming street I8 the new addition of West Cum. ing. Here ate 44 lots each 60x165 or 58x188 feet. Each 15t has amp'o frontage on both strect and al ley. Al of them lie woll, with excellent drainage, and no grsding neosesary” Ta ths flrst ten days this progerty was offered, 18 of the e lots were sold, and the Interest in this attractice property i3 rapldiy in. croasing Theee lots are wlling st from §200 to $300 ench —remarkably chssp—snd on the foliowlng eary t.rme: ashand baiance 85 pir month uatil pald. No such terms as these on such property can be found in the city. Call atonce for this property on MCCAGUR, opp postoffice, scle agent. 884 JFoh s ereTeta o Hyde Park and ot BiT~ lisute, $150 to $176_ver lot. Small pli“masnh. 15 long time. Ames, 1567 Farnam, [0 maus Tarze house 10 fooms, ot 1821 arge b, besutiful plac. 86,500; terms $600 dowa snd §58 per month. _ This proverty is only foar blocks from Park ave. stroet car line, C. E. Mayne. 16th Farnam. 7815 FoxsiasAors lots i Beighton, to which atiention Is ol&)fl‘hlh iavited. Price $2: acro. B.f re you declde to buy elsswhere, o ook at Bri_hton. Ames, 15,7 Farnam, £63-17 A%, wits an littlo child want room and board with private family ail winter; man awsy part tims. Commence aboat month, wish to ma ¢ » rangements white in city, answer al once. Herbetd, care Beo offics, 830-'6p 7ANTAD-~One o two wnfarni+hed rooms in pri- ‘vato residence for gentlsman and w.fe, Loen tion within two or three blooks of 18th and Daven- port sireots. Address reom, Bee office, 87614 WVAIIIIV ~Newlove's Shorthand Institute, room 10 and 11, Arlioston black, will be open_ day and night on and after Monday, Seph, 14 for admiesion of students; 100 words per minute within two montts guaranieed. Send or call for oata- 1'gue, Orlgianl testimoniala on file for Inspection. 814-14p AXTHD ~Two nnfornished rooms with private family, or & small house with conveniences; centrally located, ~ Address with fall particulars, U, 0, box 804, olty, B8t “? ANTRD—To trado & g0nd seoond hand piano for # horse and buggy. Inquire st Edholm & Erlck- [l son. "W/ ARTED—Kvery way i need 0 a e W chine, $0 6o the naw Improvod Amsrion No. E. Flodman & Oo. agents 220 N 10th. 8308 FOR «aENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, ONEY LOANED at 0. F. Reed & Oo's. Loan office M % rnttare, Dissos horses, wagons, personal Jroporty of all kinds and all_othe rarticles of valt vithout romeval. Over 164 Ne Ban ind Faraam. Al businees strl: oxwY! MOXNY!| MONY!ll Money %0 Loan—On M “iitel security by W. B Croft, room 4, With- acll butlding, N. E. corner 16th and 'tarney. After Jears of experience and careful etudy of ‘the busi- Zosa of loaning money on_ porsonal property, I have 3 Tast portectod a systom whoreby the publicity Jisunl in fuch cases 1s done Away with,andl am now & position $0 meet the demands of all whe becomo \emporarily embarrassed and desire to raige money without delay and in o quiot manner. Housekeop: rofessional gent lomen, mechanica and others in Omaba and Oounc'l Bluffa, can obtain advances tzom $10 to $1,000 on such security as housenold tarniture, plaos, mashinery, horses, wagoos, warshotise Feoelpts, secured notes of band, etc., Wwithout removing same from owners residonce of lace of business. Also on fOno Watches ~and Diamonds, | Ono. ot tho advantsges 1 offer is that by par of any losn canbo paid at any time which will reduce fhe Interest pro rats and all ‘oans ronoved ab the original Tates of Intorest. {’have o brokers In connection with my office, but personally superintend al my loans, I bave private officos conneoted with my genoral Bitioe #0 that customorado not come n_consact with Sach other, consquently making all transaotions srictly private, W K. Croft, room 4, Withnell bullding, N. E. cor. 16th and Harnoy, Cmahs and 82 Pear St., Gouncil Blufls. 0.4t WANTED FEMALE HELP. St Mary's ave. E85-tt N s girl 8 W corner 19th girl who understands house ANTRD — 15 Davenport St. 916, keeplng. Inqire .16 w.um\_.\ competent girl in small family, 224 Webster St. 900-14p for general housework, Apply at ANTED—A R83.14p 1616 California street. W ATao—A first cluss e lored wonan cooks est of references required; wages 850 per n'onth Address, Evans House, O'Neill, neb 857-18 7ANTRD—A competent glrl to > general house- work In a family of 8. Apply 410 Coneent 5t. uth W Aeiiia Small fawiy. Call 1 17th st. 7aNTRD—Middle azed German girl that under- / “stands sewing end house m;rk“sumy place alr wages to right patty, 1703 8t Mar)’s ave. o S Oalbiad 832:14p aundry girl and chambermald at Com.- 1 and Leayenw orth St. 858-14p ANTED. ‘mercial htel, cor. 9:1 TANTRD—A Iady cashler with some experience In eping. Write stating salery expected. Address A., Post offics. £51-14 YW A=A g Tto do oiokiog 410 N 16th 5% o posite Jetlers »u Square. §57-15p ANTED—Girls at onco with sowlng _machines at E- M. Hlse Mattress Co.,1206 and 1203 D ug: 188 £1. recond floor. 8.6-14p “7 Y Arn—Two wcod girls at 100 8 11th strect, WA A good steaty Goraan « 1 orly one who can ¢30k, wasa and iron nesd Iglplyu M8 E- Wakely, 607 noith 10th 8t. 2614 ANTED—Two good girla to do house work at 106 corner 11th and Dodge 8t. 847-4 1RL WANTED —A good roliablo bouse keepiog ghil wanted at Mrs. Haas, 024 Park ave. 818-14 ‘AxTED—Immodiately, goid dining room glrls. Girls fo- hotels and kitohons, private families and boarding 1 ouses; good wages. Call and inquire about theso places, at 1120 Faraam strect, up-stairs. 7 axTBD—Dish washer at Emmet houss. “ 789-16p —_— VW/ANTED —A good servant gl n e emall tamly. Apply next dcor north of Phelps’ drug store, corner Cuming and Saunders screet. 780-t1 “ANTED—A good glxl for general house work;small family, I quireat oflice of A. C. Trouv, east side 14th stroet, bet. Farnam aud Douglas. 7074 ANTED— A firct c'as cook ct Dr. Coftman's, head of 8t Mary's ave. 750 14p axtap—Girl (0 small family. Mis. Thos F. Hall, 1641 Shormsa ave., north of Graco 8. L ANTED - A girlat 1640 Sherman Ave. M. Counswan, ‘AxTED —Lady agenta for ' Daiey” fkirt and Stock. ing supporters, Shoulder hraces, Bogom forms, Dross ehields, kubber gingham. Bibs, Aprens,Sleaves. Infants’ Dispers, &c. Our 1,000 agonts aro making money fast; 80 can you. Addross with stamp, E. H. CAMPBELL & CO.,9 Bouth May St., Chiosgn. . -83°p Mrs, J. 546,60 P “Houso: Aud_ 0t on monthly paymenta, 10 D, 'L Hayden, Baucdars, batwoon Lake and Wil s aves, JOR RYNT~2 new briok cottages of 6 rooms, olty whtor & ofc., large yarde 87 per month, at 6ih and Hickory St.’ Friqulre on premises. 918 10p el " 'oR BALR—Acre lo*s in Reighton, {o which your LI AL attention Is espoclally invited. ' Prico $225° an acre. Befora you cecide to buy elsowhere, come look at Brghton, Atxcs, 1607 Farnam. ' 66317 F‘nk SALR—Cheap, b room cottage and lod, F terme; situated atNo, 617 N, 176h ., bet. Calll fornia and Webster; thoroughly repaired and im- proved. Inquire of owner on promiees. 3t Jor Rest—Hote of 4 roome, 1411 Jackeo {0 RENT—8 room house on Harney rnd rent§8, W. G. Malcaten, N. Y. dry goo store. 08-t1 JEor arxt—Hcuss 8 roome, clothes pross, pantry TRt oiar, 110 Bharman o ™ Prey fantey {0 8AUR—Acre lota in Hyde Park, and Cote Bril: liante, 8150 to 176 per lot; smsll payments, long timo, Awoe, 1607 Farnam, 8(0-1 Or"RRNT—New house 4 rooms. $12.60 per month. 2th and Clark Enquire 1318 Farnam 8. 83416 {10k LALE—Choloe r:sidence lets on and near avenue and Hanscom Park. This i3 a most d sirablo lomati>n for homes. Prices §050 to §1,250. Ames, 1607 Farnsm, 85015 g maxT—Thio houss aud lan on coraer 20.h and Plorco St Inquire at Boston Dry Goo* store, S. 10th 8t. 9C4-t1 R RANT—TWw0 new houses b rooms each 92 and 98d etreet, near Mason. Hoory Voss. 836-18p [ J'or saue—By J. K. Riley & Co,, 916 8. 13th 8t £7,000—House and lot, magnifioent residence prop- erty, corncr. 7,600 ~Two storv houso noarly new,haautiful lawn uer, location among the finest In Omaha, on St, OR RRNT—Good house with farniture for ea'e with in four blocks of P. 0. Address A. B. Beo otfico. 78318 JoR raxt—Store311 N 16th strect. Magnifizent resldence lot on Farnam St. 04117p | 81,200—Faroam strect, south front, sightly loca- OR RUNT—A new 12 room houss and barn, No. 814 8 18th streot. Morse & Brunner. 83'-16p » RENT—Cottage, | 1L Groen, over st 8750—Lota In J. . Riloy's, Okahoma, will sell on onsy terms and boild for deslrablo parties. ~Theie are amoug the finest residence lote south of the Ry. and ate within a blook of thy street car line, When the 1th Street Viaduct Is built, they will be a fitteen mioute walk from 16th and Farnam Sts. 8500 to $1,000—Lo's on Cumings and Bart etresta. Tha extension of the Street car lino to those Lots makes them vrry desirable property. We have desirable lot In every quarter of the city. 641t J. E. Riley & Co., 216 south 13th 8b. ) ot cspecially iuvited. Prico $!25 an acro. Bofore v u declde to buy elsow here, come and {ook at Brignton. Ames, 1607 Farnsm . §83- lot, barn for 4 horeen. W Bank. 09 tf Fan RENT—B room house on 24th and Plerce 8t. Ap- ply to Boggs & Hill, opp. Paxten. 708-10p 7 0r ReNT—Furnished house of elght rooms with ample, closet room, del ghtfally loc sted; conven- lent to street care. Keferences required. Address B. H. V., Beo office. 774:1tp OR RANT—Near 82, car, 7 room house, good well, clstern, 816 per month _lnqnire of G. E. Thomp- £on. 8. W, corner 11th and Haruoy St. 285-tt JF0% 1ext=5 roem cottago cotnor Popplston and Steridan St. 816, C. E. Mayne, 8. W. corner 16th and Farnam, . 71441 01 8ALE—Acra lots in Brightoo, to which joar [\OR BALE — At & Dargain, & Bouse of roums, every room heated by furnace. Hot and cold wat: Dith, lot @4x140 near head St Mary's avenue, Houso cost $4.000; 1ot 18 worth §2,60. If'sold at onoe, will take ¥4,600 for the place, . E. Mayne, 16th and F T77-t0 {\or RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, houso 10 rcoms. J. Phipps Roe. Soward and Campbell. 65741 R RRNT—A Cottage of four rooma with city and citorn wator, 848 S)uth 10th 8t, between Leavenworth and Martha. ddratr ROOMS FOK HENT, 1o Park 8, 1607 Farnam. oz tancro lota fn, Brichton, to which your attention is especially jnvited. Price $225 an acre. B:fore youdealds to buy elsawhere, come and 1o0k ot Brigbtn. Amor, 1607 Farnsi. = £63-] or_rExT—Furnlshid front room, by window, beick house withor without board, 603 N. 17th 745-17p usE improved farms, will trade for 1mproved cite property. W. 1L, Green, over 1ot National Bank 70R mENT— A suite of micely furnishel front [ __ 297-tf 100m for two _gentlemen, 1711 Jaskeon o = 5 qom 1 fox th 8t Reterences reqaie o | JIOR SALB—Acre lots in Brigh‘on ) whi h your Slrestiueackornor ok, sconossHMENY attention 19 espectully invied. Prico 8225 on acre. Before you deside 10 11y eleewhere, ¢ v ¢ and look a3 Bright'n. [ORBALK—AE & bargan, 10t wit rooa.s, well, clstoen, barn, &c., 26th snd Unimprovad property takon 4s paré pay. Moni0e, 6t and Douglas. o® RENT -Pletsan’ r T Amos, 1607 Farnam. Addrers found, at this office. R RRNT—Two furnished rooms fixed for house- keeping No. 270 80th, b.t Farnamand Dovglas. 872-14p or 8ALE—Best fots In North Omaha,clcso to cars, echocl and churches, #42b t §550 per lot on casy payments. Come aud gcc this property. Ames, 1667 Farnam, £02°16 T0R REN ing, i 71t —Furnished rooms for 1 ght house-keoy- Beemer's blocs, cor Sth and Howard. R BALE ~A two stcry 22x60 frame bullding suit- ablo ora store near 10th and Farawm strect. Apply at this office. 04741 o nes1—Nice furnished room 1200 Dodge. 870-18p ‘0 RENT—Furnished front room,mcdern jmprve- ments five minu es wa k from P, 0. Wil rent to young men. 4 d sess lock box 808, 840-t1 70k 8ALE—Best lots in North Omaha, closs to cars, hool and churches, 425 to 8650 per lot on ersy paymcnts. Come and sce this property, Ames,1607 Farnsm 862-15 ¥ | ~Furnished room, 1309 Capitol avo. 85118p OR 8AL 08 RR4T—Good hote In first-olasstown B South Western part of Stato. Apply 0 E. P. Da~ Novelty Iron Works, 14th 8t 704 T'oR RENT—Nicely furnished front rcom to gentlo- man only, st § W corner 20th and Doulus st. e OR 8aLE—It houscs and | H cal andsoens. Ourl list of desirable places ever offered, Au nam, you comprisss £t o largos oR RENT—One front room furnished for two gen- 816140 . 1607 Far- tiemen, 704 8. 18th 3t. 'oR RENT—Newly furn shed rooms for geatlemen, 118 808 and bath; 22:7 Dodge. LTS FOR SALE MISUELLANEOUS NoR 5aLE—A good kind buggy horse, eulisble for lady. Wil oo sold chesp. ~ Amor, 1507 Paroaw, £80.16 or RENT—Furnishcd or unturnished room, 1610 Farnam s'rect. 8aett on xust K1 gantly furnished frort rooms, tioglo or in sults; 0dd Fcllows block, 14th and Dodge. 827-14p Mrs. Kendall, OR BALE—One good Jon axr-Nicely turnished rooms 1617 Chicago st. 826-4¢ P 6. Jon axz-Two floors. Inquireat 1207 Farnam §t. 799-18p. F at 118 N, 1410 8t. 0B BALE - Cheap, fu'l set Amorican Cyclopaedies calf bound in good order. Inguiro at 117 N. 163k F Bt 7316p DGR SALE_Boarding howse furniture cheap for cash, in Fremoot. A splendid opor unity for erson desitiog 0 go {n tha business—already lished. Rent low. Mg, 8, B. ReyacLps, Fio , Neb, 766-14 o nicely furcished fooms 1018 Dodze 821-24p any R RENT ~A handsomely furnished front room § E. cormer 17th etrect aad 8t. Mory's up- stairs. o mont, ave., = 93125 JFor rasT—Boom with bound, 1613 Capitol ave. 0R sALN—Two lot 1n Pelham Placo, one blook tromscrcoboar traak. Taquire 213 § 1 St 17p NT—0ne Iargs unfurnished front room with avd one single room. Modern Improve- monts on £0th, nosr St, Marysave, 706l R Or would trade or a good horse and 80 nares In Gosper cousty. ~ Apply fo 418 Strect. 63t bugey; Bouth 15ch m 8ALB—Boller and engine, 20 horse powor boller ty ;E;;::nh-d ha;n nnnrg on a charge | gensational character. You know of the ness & policeman, agear 3 (7 Eighth and Howa “{ .ml:" Sand -’y ove, | o127, quile competition at the fair and He objected serlously to going vo jail, the circumstances of the awards? Well, . but th: policeman ordered him to “‘come [ whether you do or not, I'll tell you. along,” ~ When the two reached Four- | Parker, Robluscn & Co. offered a two teenth and Farnam streets Cook gave up | hundred dollar phwion as an award to $10 to the policeman to releass him, the | the who exhibtted *‘oop” readlly aseenting to the proposlilon. | best crazy qullt. The firm He described the polioeman as tall, with | was not content in leaving the important dark whiskera. Officer Crawford, who | lssue to the jadgment of the Falr com- answeored to a certaln exteat the de-|mittes nn awards but sppointed a speclal acription of the man, and who 1s on the [ commiite ) of its own upon whosedectsion South Tenth street beat, was eent for, | they wou d rest. When it came to sit- but Cook at once sald that he was not the ting vpo s the quilts, the regular com. man who mede the arrest. Marshal |mit ee adjudged the exhibit of Mra, Cummings is determined to sift the affalr | Ohirle) B, Westren, rightly enough as It to the bottom, He s lnclined to thiuk | was & megolficent plece of work, as the that Oook was not arrested by a police- | most worthy of the prizs, The special man at all, but was the victim of a novel | commlittee, however, couldn’t see It that species of confidence game, ?y lnhd without mi'a hesitancy awarded e ——— the phaston to re, John Barker, Ofticers of the Congregation, Kuow you now thet Mrs John Barker The following efficers of the Congrega- | is the sister of Mr, Parker, the _senior tlon of Israel wero elected Sanday at|firm member, and that Mr. John Barker, the temple: Mrs, B.'s l}llxl::nnd, hl lha";(lni" in the et concern. 'his situstion might have sug- sf'"‘;,"" al' P";““d"‘ gested the titloof Hugh Conwsy's last ive-President—S. Relchenderg, story, which the Bex has just published Treasurer—M, Hellman, io serfal form. Yet, it ls probably all Finanolal Secretary—A. Mandelberg, | the same as it Is likely that a kick would Recording Secretary—L. Brasch, bave resulted {f any other woman had Trustees—Max Moyer, A. Heller, J, |proven the most fortunate. 1 under- Bamberger, Ben, Newman, 8, Josliok, |staud that Westren 1s outon the streets It was also declded to hold memorial [ with & petition, I question, the pro services in honor of Sir Mases Monte. | Priety, however, of any such procsedings fiore, in the templo on October 4. An|on bis part.” elaborate programme will be prepared. It Is evident that Mrs, Westren hasa T — large number of friends who sre pro- PILES!! PILES!! PILES 11 nounced in thelr oplnion of her merlt of A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching the award for the followlng protest is al- and Ulcerated Piles has been discoverad by | Féady in circulatlon for endorsers: Dr, \Villennu. (an Iodian remedy), called Dr, | Whereas, Parker, Robinson & Oo., offered ‘Williams' Iudian Pile Ointment. A single [ s prize of a phaeton to the lady exhibiting box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or | the best crazy quilt at the Omaba Fair and 80 years standing. No one need suffer five | Exposition, held at Omaha, Neb , September, wminutes after applyiog this wonderful sooth- [ 1855, and whereas the fair committeo was un ing wediciue, Lotions and instruments do | animous in its decision in awardiog the first nore harm than good, Williaws' Iudian | prizs to Mis. Cbarles B, Westren, of Omaha, Pile Ointwent absorbs the tumors, allays the | we, the uvdersigued, respectfully but firmly iutense itchivg, (particularly at night after [demand that said prize, consisting of saii ::I:ZI.I:E:“-:-;: :Ld l“J, ol A-dn ln]ml:m |"m phaeton, be given to Rive.’ Charles. B. Wes , and is propared ouly for Piles, | tren, who ia sa jastly outitled to the same tehing of private parts, and for vothing else, | The decision olllny,upucitl committee to the LBKIN DISEASES_ OURED ;mnlr:.u n;fiwllb-nndilng: ‘Ei‘bl'.d (:len.r‘ll- Dr, Frazier's Mugic O . lege that the said guils ex| {1 Y Fe. o e Byl Bk Frosts O fiwt | Claricn Weatzen was superor o aud more ¢n: 04 Totats aas Jiraptlons oo the faca, lsasiey than any other wdlflsfl l;:l\nllhd. B\r‘hoim' iteh, d fawr, ete. ume, Bore Nippl we Lips, sr— R g e e s A Wrong Highted, Bald by druggists, or mailed on receipt of | A pretty little dark haired, dark eyed, ta. “{:"“u‘d by Kuhn & o, and Schroster & | 8!} 8pparently about 16 or 17 years of Bocht, At wholesale by O, ¥, Goodman, #ze. clad in humble atilie, found her way OWDER Absolutely Pure. Thig powder never varles. of strenth snd wholesomeness. Moie economic:] than the or. dinary kinds, avd cannot be eold la competition with the multitu e of low lest, short weight and Pheaahiats powdors. §cl1 only in cans. Royal Bakiog Powder Co., 108 Wall 8t., N. Y. 0 - Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." CAUTION, “If the inhabitants of great cities could see the filth that is concealed in the water which they use, and trace cvery drop and particle (o its source, disgust and nausea would be sufficient Protection.,” New York Times, July 20, 1885, W The purity of APOLLINARIS offers the best sccurity against the dangers which are common to most of the ordinary drinking waters.” London Medical Record, Qfall Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat. Deaters, BEWARE OF iMITATIONS, A marvel WANTED MALE HELP. Axteo—Experlented azen's to ec'l Zell's new Kzoyclopeding, In parts or b.und. 2. Eliwood Zell, 47 No 18th 8t., Poiladelphia. 905 14p LBRK WANTED—A young man o! good addresy, who can froish best of ref:rences respecting habits and ahlity, The Bradstiect Co. 909-16 W Antep—Man or woman to work o kitchen, acific House, 10th and Daveoport. 918-14p AnTaD—FIr-t-class ebirt m kers avd grls to lewn at Hamrisogs, 807 8, 11th 8t 91016p o f usefal B8 N i6th 83040 Ycung wan who can make ki in thist factory and canvass the city 7 AvTED—A g0Cd boy from 12 t016 yoars old at W o outetiin 86, Gorman preferred. S0L-14p AxTeb—Immediately, one go: d cornice maker d one tioner. Theo. Huette & Son, ¥r:mont, #117p Guxta—Sell oy Misiourl stoam wasver, mako big money. . Nosth, 8cle Mg, St. Louls, Mo, 906-deo 14p ANTED~A thoroughly experienced thos man to tabe charge of store. Must furnieh uuexcept- fonable references ¢ o character and ab Lity. P, 45 Bee offcx BI7-1Tp ANTBD - 8ix good carpenfers. W A tneen Feranm & aroe. Apjl’ at 15th, 806-14p AxTRD—Several expe leuced salo-men to handlo WV A30e5T the Lest e uacheld artioles ever inven~ ted just patented. Add:ess John Wagucr, Jr., Gris: wold, Towa. 5016 and englne, {n good running order; want to sell for tho roason that they aro nob Iarge: snough for the new machinery which we will pub into our now bullding on Hamey 8t Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas 8t. 6878t LWAYS Ou hala At & DRrgels, No 1 second hand 1409 ‘ourriage phaeton and eide bar bugees; Foromtve fine large rooms in new house, fur- ni¢hed or unfurnished withand without board, 710 South 14th Bt. 63 16p on_RENT—Nicely furnished roomsS W corner 19th and St. Mary’s ave. 747~ or RExT—Furnlehed rooms with boar d at 2222 Lavenport 8, 789-14p | and 1411 Dodge 8t KE S LA T %€ .0) will buy ths re inqu shment of & l‘ 16J more tree claim only 8 miles from Long Pine. (Brown Co.,) Neb., or will €xchange for a house and lot in swall Neb, to va, Add Mrs, A. Fay, 111 N, 18th §t., Omsha, Neb. 9L-16p 70k 5aLE—For 82700 you can buy to of the bet rosideace lots in Hanscom Place cast front 247 foet deep. Torms #1,00) c.6h balance to sult.=Ames, 1607 Faroam 8t. 895-16 T Rlowing. syl Tarirs aie otored by McCagus, opposite Pos Two routh front 1 n Char! 708 REXT—Nice furnished front room for two gen: men, Apply to 1617 Harney 8t. 721-14 J0R RENT—Furnished room 1610 Davenport. 746-14p or wanT— Handsomely furnished roomy, sl ng e or double with bow' ¢, 1718 Dadge. 096-t1 on RENT—Larze well farnithed room with firo bath &o., guitable for 2 gentlemen, on 8t. Oar, ar wost Faroam. lieferoucos glven and re: C. E. Mayne & Co, 60541 line, quired. offi e 0a Hamilton st. each. ach. ... a! o inn's 8d add, on’ Boward, b'ooks from oar line easy R &ENT—Three fAne offices in Nebrasks Na‘lonsl Bank Bulldiog. Inquire st bank. 480-80 ge. 08 nanT—Two fooms edoining with board; front room south-oast, 1014 Webstor Bt 56-tf 1816 Do e rxT—Handsome furuishea rooms 408 sept2. A Fikt add, Very de - o Two of she floest 1ot of Hawi'ton and Kin, block 11, wili be scld low figure °f . Lot b, Sluck V, ¥l a0 At Lot 8,110k W, 8bi Lot 1, block W, §h 3, 5 and 6, Jon ma 1 well turalshed soom tor ¢ gentlemen Lipa.lky “togother at the very 1609 Farnam street, oppoeite Gons Ho'el. Apply o4 room 6, or at Wasserman & Buruets. 21§ 18th Bt F<. ok RExT—~Handsowely furnished rooms 1704 Cap- itol ave. G-t hinu's 8d a ruxr—2 ploasant south fron$ rooms 8. W, »rner 10th and Davenport. 700t 7axTED—In & retall dry goods store in Oa aba.sn “ experienced salesman who speaks the Scandi- uavian Iowuig. A permacens positi b to th right are. - Acdiess with reterences, E. 8, Ber ofico 7GR RANT —Two nlcely fornishod rooms, NW cor, 218t and BY. Mary's Ave. [l 'Ok HALK—AD eepec'a! bargain, now 7 room cottege well bulit, on 15th st., bet sesn Leaven vor h and st frent only & 600 on very resson- 1507 Faroam 8t. 531-16 F ROk 5 h vourd dersbletor summer, Apsly 4 84, Charles Hotel, 610-3t Box 625, Omara nograpber. W 4618, 28 7ANTAD —2 young men to 1sarn telegraph. ‘rail road st+ti0a book keeping. T OR PXCHANGE—A B plendid arm fo Nemabs Cou ty, for house aud 0t b Omaha. O, F. Davis & 740 14 OB RENT—Large front 100m on first floor with or without board; tnquire o0 1901 Fwvnam Bb - 70k 5ALE—House and lot Georglo Ave. Eex) front conyenient to bargein st $2500, in I'ace, hous aad half ac.e] 't at §1357, s FOR BALE-—~HOUSKEB—LOTS, D. D."” Omaha Business Coleve. W armmocagents, Addros Electric Lawp and Btoso Co., 8t. Lous, Mo., for olrcular, cus snd torma cf 66 candlo power Marsh Electrio Lamp 108toct-10p BITUATIONS WANTED, Ad0 71 WV AR A peition & Taachin'st. Beo oice. TRTRD A w0 (U 10 & respeorablo bush WV Houve s clork or saleslady. Best of references given if desired. Address 1218 Loaveaworth St. 797140 wnl'ln—l Vositlon a8 coachwau; understand (b roughly bandllog horses, Address 0. F. B." Bee office. 16-13 A Tuskclam tones waste 8 siesdy sltuation, oouatry preferred. Address ticper, cate this office, 607-16p €8s 0. 7-18 AvTED A position to work for bosrd, Inquire at B ston Leui dry, 107 orth 13th 8t. £91:16p th room, grates | ¥7 am B3 JNOR sALE—New two story houre,| mantels, comented co lar, coroer on treet car line; elegant02alios, 8 100@a in house. Price 6,6 0; ous half cash. Awmce, 1607 Farnam. 9oz 10 §4,500=-F w0 stary Bouse of 7 raoms, good buro and ellar, 1 b'cck from street car line. 84,4002 atory house on E ghteeuth streot, ou car g00d yard. 85,0001 story house on 18th street, on car lno esnt' front Choioe. §1,600—Meat market on 19th street, 8 wago rw, wree’ and busl: se ba galn Lots sold oo monthly paymen’s. Lon’ & forget the placo. M. ¥, Eoas, corner 16k D odge, Willisws Block, 608 14 ‘ly becomi g valusble; lots at $200 to $800; ‘payments, balance long time, Amer, 1507 pal £61-16 Famam, F Co. Ok 5ALK—AS & Lrgaln, & house and 2 1ot terma. Owner loavio (ke city. 0. ¥, Davla & \oR wALE — Your attentlon Is requested to our lish of kou o8 and lots o sll parts of town, and st on BaLae-Tionses ard 10t B4 o1 Buioew; i all | YAUOU Brices Amia 187 Fermam 81 8531 loations +nd 10 sult war ) of curtomirs ' Terms eaby. Callani ses waat we bave. Ames, 15.7 Faruam Bt 890116 0 RXCHANGE ~Choice fyrm lan’s in Furnas Co., Neb., to exchange for & olean stock of gouersi merchandise or haraware. Call on or address Heury Chambe'lin, s ahoe, Neb. % b $aUb—4 good paviag business emuloying Ly littio oapital for cash. For particulars “addrcss " 0. Box 86 b, G40-4f 0k BALE ~Two acres of ground with large house a0d_bara, on Leayanwortk strost, & bl ks west of city Lml %0, very easy terms. C. E. Mayue. 16th aud Farnam, i on sALA—Fine stook and feeding farm of sixtoen mi'es from Omaha Stock y «quipped for graz ng and feoding cattle, well watered #ad plonty of goo hay land. For pricé and descrip= ton, address G. M. Harrlson, Springfield, Neb 677-0c1 2 008 saua—wo lots, Hansoom Place, eamt front 171 feet doep: surrounded by good Luildings, #1600 oach on pagment of 800 down, balance on your own time. Ames 1607 Farnam S 804-10 BUSINESS OHANOES. OB 8ALK A b 1. 4. Boo C 50 nores Is; well skery In good lscation. Address 0. D14-10p JFohsaun—A complete boarding houte,outlt con: sisting of cooking range, bo'ler, oto Heating +toves. beds and baddiog and everything noed:d for tho husinow: w 1i be acld very low. Inquire of Ed~ wards Nesp & Co., 113 N. 16th 8k, §98-18 JOR EXCHANGA— HAll intorcat in the bost Fer boat on the Mirsourt river for house and lot Davis & Co. gaty Omah 0. F. {V0r sALE—A bakery confeotlonary, fo) oresm and oyter parlor centrally |scated, complets with manufacturing facilitios, doiog a good business; st wfa-tory reaeon for selling. Inquire J. J Muller, 117 south T44b. Will sell hlf Interost to vight man. -12 BOARDING. 00M and board § por woek; very beet looation, 1814 Davenport 8t. . 178-sept 18p LOST AND FOUND. - s o Toon o roun—-A mymorandum hook containing valanble pa 1 memorandume, which sre of no value t5 any one but the owner ~will give Ten Dollare reward and no quostions asked for retura of eane by American Expre.s " O D, to Buraett, AntelopeCo., Neb. H. 8. Maxviuie Pio-15 os1—0a Saturday, at the Fale gro-ils crand i stand, & brosuded velvet wrap with chenille feinge Finder will ho suitably rewarded by roturne ing 2 1821 Farnam St, 097.16p 087— A smooth gold hunt'ng osse watch, Phila~ delphia manufaoture. Ten dollars rewsrd will be paid it Toft at Max Meyer & Bros 850-16p 1 ,OSToA Pl Pamol, Retara to 1419 Dodg s 4 ttreot, up-staira. Liveral roward. ES3.143 {ouxn—A round tiip ticket on the B & M r Owner can have the eame at th's office by ing for this notice. 42 L0t 2 1ady olovks and alap 105 buckelrd up 1 a shawl strap (from Liborty ave to Park ave.) The flader will bo suitable rewarced by notitying this office, 791-12p _ PHYSICIANS. Dl. warp, Withnell Blook, 16th and HA;III; ENTRAL HOSFITAL, open {or the aceymmodation o tho s'ck. Surgical operationg of all kinds skil- fully performed. Dissnses of women a_specialty; Ia- dies in confinement can bere have abeolute privacy and tho best of attention Corresponden e <olicited. Addross Dr. J. M. Swetnam: corner 15th aud Farnam or Dr. J. B, Kalph, corner 13:h and Farnam. ~Tele phone 636, 43441 STOVE REPAIRS. ¥R Stove Fepalr Co., 111 South on Dodge and Douglas, PERSONAL DRAKONAL—Sc0 thosw handsome hanging lan 93 at Moody a Btore, ocr 16¢h and T port streete. i HE W, C. M 14t0’St, bo MISOELLANEOUS SRR G Niep & Qo 11 polished and eet up eathe I'w ord 0 Kd wards N 10th o hawve your_ ttoves 89719 in want of 0o | do nestic helo can be sup— culling on the Umata Emp t airs, Ms, J. W. Morri. 874- AbiE 4 plied by ot ca, 217 N, 10th 8t., u. son, proprieter. Py and cesspools cleancd in an_odorlesa way by F. G. EWARD W Abul, P, 0. box378. 915.00t-18p 1{ fluding of wheraabon V' was heard of last from the visinity of Cortland, Gage Co Hadonawhits hit and gra7 pants, rather heavy sot for his wge. 1t 15 sappo v d that he gors un- der an assumed name,either Henry or Auton Direct to John Rosicky, Onaha, Neb. 719-14p () AT BANITRRY o, —Peivy vaults, sioks and coay poclacleancd any timo of day in an entlrel odorless way with my improved pump and pat:en barrel apparatus. A, EVANS, oflice 1208 Dodgo St Omahs, Nebraska. 4 paid for Info; of an 15 938-30, NTRUOTION On_ Daojo given by @ K uviwn ek, 84 1118 Capitol ave. R0t RUPTURE CURED. ngtov. 1016 3ith 8t. % ang day schocl for ta e Miss FARLE. Seventeen years Experience. DR.G.W. PANGLE Resder of Diseases of Men ani Women. Ecleotrl Maguetlo and Herballet Physiolan. Now located & 1210 Douglas St Omaba, Neb., up-stairs. A correct diagnosts given without ‘any explanation from the patient. Consultation free at oftice, I Treat the Following Diseasss. Catarrh of the Head. Diseases of the Eye and Heart Disease, Liver Complaot, Kidney Com- ebility, Mental Deprossion, L>ss of tes, Bright's Diseaso, Vituo White Swellings ind Tumors remove , Dial Dance, Rbeumatism, Boroful, Fover Sores. Cancer od withot tho knifo, or tho drawing of a drop of biood, Woman, with her delicate organe, Restored to Heaith, Dropsy Cured W thout Tapping, Spoclsl Attention Given te Private and Veoereal Disosses of sl Kinds, Tape Worms Removed n two or threo o Pay, Hommorrholds or Pilos Cured or Charges Made. o Those who aro afflicted will eave Ii'e and hun: drds of dollars by calling on ot using, R. G, W. PANGLE, NEBRASKA Nilional Bank! OMAHA, NEBRASEA, PAID UP CAPITAL URPLUS MAY1, 1885 OrrIOERS: H, W, Yamss, A, E, TovzavLiy, President Vioe President, W.V.Monse, Jxo,8.0oLuins, Lxwis 8, Resp W, H, 8, Hughes, Oashier, BANKING OFFIOR: The Iron Bank, 8250 009 60, OOR. 12th AND FARNAM 8T8, A General Banking Busi- ness Transactea of Iron, tn water olabed with every requisiie to mske both eafe and agrecable. Cherboug,(PARIS from Hamburg $10. G B RICHARD & €O, oral Pass. Ageot, 01 brosdway, New York aud Washington and La Lelle streets, Obicy @Ghar cnnnlpmlu§r s {AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET OOMPANY, Direct Line for Eagiand, France and Germany, The sreamships of fhis well known line ax ight compartmonts, and are u the passs g They carry the Unlie and lesvo Now ¥or A First Cablog6o-8100 to an en= Ratos, Bleerage oo or Houry arry P, Doul try. ‘Count tnmuum;u(u- e Lt b Toug vl G b O addr s er® Farisi, Now Yob lark Hanson, F. E. Moores, ewly &lchoone rer undt v 5 (or ¢ wo thoussas of cases ol tlie A BLOCUM, 10