Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1887, Page 7

' THE OMAHA DAILY BEE DAY, MAY SPECTAL NOTICES; OMAZIIA. crtisements under thi or the first insertion, § nt insertion, and §1°5 a 1 nt taken for less than for the first fnscrtion. —Soven. words counted to the line: they must run tively and must ve paid in advance. All u tisoments must be banded in before 15 o'cloo . w0 under 10 clr amoes will they be or discontinued by t ) ties ndvertising inthese columns and hav- Ing the answers nddresscd in care of Tie Bee will plense ask for i check to enable them to got their lettors, us none will be delivered except on presontation of check. All answors to adver- tiscments should be enclosed in envelopes All ndvertisements in these columus are pube H8lied in both morning and_evening editions of The Bk, the circulation of which aggrogates | more than 14000 papers dally, and givos the wdyertiser ~the Denefit, not only of the ity circulation of Bre but also of Council fluffs, Lincoln, and other citics and towna throughout this part of the west MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY to Loun, first mortgage notea bought. H. E, Cole, 316 8, 15th, [;_,7;1;:1. M @200 to loan ostate. Apply to C. B3, Koller, 1505 Farnam st, city. 015 mio» 500,000 to loan at8 per cent, Harris & Samp- ‘son, 1618 Douiglas at. 70 500,000 T0 LOAN At 6 per eent. Mahoney & Linahan 1509 Farnam. 669 fin.\mv T0 LOAN—O. F. Davis & Co., real ol nd loan agents, 1606 Pa; lmfigt‘. M ONEY to ioan on o s 8 Katz & Co. 1611 Farnumst., ground fioor. 500,000—T0 loan on Omaha city p pnfiiehr a6 porcont. G. W. Day, 8. e. oor. Ex. Bl QTRAYED —On Apcil 28, eod roan cow. Finder P bleuse send word to Jonn Keneily, oth and STORAGE. RS T-CLASS Storage at 110 N 19th st. = ATORAG E—First-clisa stornge for nice fur- niture or boxed goods, at 1513 Dod, and 1zard sta,, for 1 generel merc storage ot househoid ndise at low rates, nces made; 836 warehouse receipts, i R. awitch at the house. Office 519 South 13th &treet nnd 1905, 1310 and 1912 1zard strect. Tele- honess? 8. Goodrich, Mge, 95 in | i)’.\’mm« Storage Warchouse—Corner 1 P3 MISCELLANEOUS. N OTICE-—Renl eatate ngent AN Lake's add, is this du market. May 2nd. George Philpott. &4 2] A YOUNG man with means would like o form the acquaintadc of o youns lndy Address M 72 Bee offiow, city. 30 L0, PROPERTY Owners-if you want to sell your property send full description with rice und terms to Hart's Great Wostern Iteal atate [lureau, Creighton Block. We haye cus- tomers for every baryain that i3 offered. mi ho lady who failod to get the note written on piece of programmo at Boyd's Saturday night, sond hor address to lock box D, 87 Avooa, low B0 3% 10 the Ladies—Prompt attention paid to_all kinds of dressmuking; 8ilk, satin_and vel- vot dresses cloaned by the French drying pro. coma. Price from 8150 to 83,10, Al:o eloves, lacos 1816 Farnam st. W dny st sond her address to the gontleman who #tood on tho Paxton hotel corner opposite. Ad- dress Q 2, Bee offico. 654 3 0t 9, block withdrawn from sinks and vaults clcaned, oder- B Ewing, box 8%, city 560 m? Qs POOL losa proc na_farm prop- M ONEY T0 LOAN=On city Co., "35’"" 3 erty, low rates. Stowart ron ban! UG b R © ONEY to lonn. cash on nand,no delay. J. W.and E. L. Bqulre, 1413 Farnam Paxton hotel buflding. ONEY—Firet mortgngo notes. The Douglas county bunk will buy papers secured by first mortgAge on city reaity. (3} 7] ONEY '10 LOAN on improved renl estat no comnission charged. Leavitt Burn: ham, Koom 1 Crelghton Blook. i 6 PLR CENT - Money to lo Gregory & Had Rooms 1ana 8, Redick block, 15th St ONENY to loan on_collaterals. Long and short time city inortgaxes and con- tracts pought, E. 8. Rowloy, 814 South 15t st. i o8 mil Tn TOAN—Money- plnced on & proved real estute in city or county for New England Loan & Trust Co., by Douglas County bank. 16th and Chicago st ® TMONEY to loan on improved city property at 6 per cent. Monoy on hand; do not hiave to wait.” Have a complete set of abstract buoks of Douglas county. [. N. Watson, abstracter Hurrls ltoul Estato and’ Loan Co., &0 8. 15th et. ONEY LOANED ut C. F. Keod & Co.'s Loan Office, on furniture, pianos, horsos, wagons, personal property of all'kinds, and all other ar: ticle of value, without removal. 819 S. Iith. over Bingham's Commission store. Al busi< noss atrictly co inl 651 6ren CENT Money. R. C. Pattorson, 5th acd Harney. 638 ONKY TO LOAN—by tho nndersizned, who hus the only_ properly organized 'lonn agency in Omaha. - Loana of $10 1o $100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, machinery, &, without removal. No dolay. All business strictly confidentinl. Loans 80 mado that any ‘u\rl ean bo paid At any ime,each paymont redicing the cost pro rata. Advances made on fine watches and dinmonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, 88 many now concerns are daily comin into existence, Should you need money call and seo me. W. R. Ceoft, T Buillatng T5th ana Haraey” Jo0m § Withnell 7]'HE Omaha Financial Exchanwe, N. W. cor. ner of Harnoy and 15th sts., over Stat National bank, - . 1s prepared to make short time loans on an; availubles ecurity, loans made on chattels, 00{ laterals or roal estate. Long time loans made on {mproved roal estate at gurrent rates. Purchse money MOTtEAKos nexotiated, se- curad notes bought, sold or exchanged. Bhort timo loans maae onsecond mortgage. P according to marginal interest, at collatoral ratos, Real estate to exchange for good Interest bearing paper. nernl financial business of all kinds trans- &otod promptiy, quietly and falrly. Monoy always on haud for approved loans of ln{ kind, without delay or umnecessary pub- licity. Corbett, l’!fl ] USINESS OPENING--A fine grocery store in & spleadid location, with a rental of onl $00 per month. - Cash snles $72,000 & yenr. Capl- tal roquired about $5,000. Owner going into renl ostate business, Only those meaning busi- ness need answer. Address M 65, Bue 07085‘ {14 {'OR SALE—A _cagh grocory storo doing a business of $6,000 to $7,00 per month: ap- fly At once to Fearon, Cole & Robertson. 510 8, 5th st. 816 4 Fm SALE or trade for city property—A nice stock of jowelry and silverware. McCul- Joch & Co. 9 Farnam st. A No. 1 saloon. 36 Addross 3, a OR TKA DE—Se: L aid lnnd, or any p it, in Cedar Co., Neb., for n stock of general merchandiss worti from £3.000 to $5,00.” Euquire of Plerco & Rog- era, 1511 Dodge st. 060 4 Y ANTED-Agents—$5 to €15 per day mado introducig Krasch's wonderful discovery that sells at sight. Bt. James lotel, it onco. 08 splen- FOR SALE—or Trado, o first-class stock gen- oral merchandige, in a lively country town, samo hands 6 vears. Snlelast yoar 820,000, In- voice about $4,000. To tho right party % cnsh, al. inone year on approved security. J, H, Blair & Co., Roow 5, 127 South 11th st,, Lincoln, Neb. 688 4 OIt SALE A clgar, tobacco and frult stand on & good street, dolng A good business. Small capital required. — Address M 6i, Beo office, e31-be olelog $2,700 is offered tor sale on very favorable terms Only snall cash payment !s required, bal to sult purchaser. 'The location and busie peas is excellent, Addred 8| ufton, Neb., FUI( RENT-Or sale, creamery and dwslling, everything complete, Add J. B _Hen- shaw, M) ob. 00 YEI:.:vcu o vory Qesirable 1ots to ex- chango for any kind of worehaudise; 120 N1sth ot 19 bik 0 B0, Murr & Tofte 854 JOR SALE OR TRADE—Vor Omuhs city real ostate Or Nebraska lunds, a two-story rick store, with & complete liue 'of staple dry ®00ds and notions, groceries, crockery, glass- waro, and a small Assortment of huts and cap —all bougbt for cash and 4 scount suved—in & live Nebraska towu, county seat, and domg & 00d cagh businoss.' The sccond story rents for h per month, and Bow containa Arst-class ten- ants. On the Union Pacific K, K., and sur- rounded by the best clase of farmers and farme in the state. Twograin olevators are lo- cated at the station, and tap all the surround. ing country, which brings (n s ereat deal of outside tra and lsone of the best grain mar- kotain tho stite: it aiso_hns one of the largest flouring mills in the west. 0 above property Is first-class in_every re- And the erock I3 new and desirable., €. J. t ne-hiaif interest in the Nebraska Signal, the largest circulation of an try weekly newspnpor in the stute: | ofce in counection. For full particalurs ad- dross or cail on B. C. Sawyer, Admr., Fair mont, Neb, L) JFOR SALE or Exchango-A now g3 bbi com bination mill _situated on Littie Biu wt r Hebron, 1o Thayer co W auge for wild or improved | for further p iauk, Helren, Neb. rticulars addre 1‘ RS, DURANT=Clarivoyaat from Jioston, ig veiiable in allAffaira of life, unites separated lovers. 322 N. 10th 8¢, room | 591wt EUSONAL ud tasty all-wool bi ess suits blue dingonsl dress sults, $10.76. Cali and see them or write for amples. L O, Jones & Co, American lothiere, 1809 Faroam st., Owaha. 996 m 17 RSONAT—Mrs. Dr. Nannie V. Warren clairvoyant, Medical aot business Mediug = No 8, 121 North 1dth st Omaba, ."I.E-« OST--A iar, 4" 8% reward for return WAYRD OF 8TOLEN-One v Sunds bigb, (W0 Bina feer whit teward wili be pald to fuder. K Be casd grocer, 720 N. 1080 oty Fo Square Pluno Hospe 1613 Douyins. TO parties having houses for rent, Kental Agency, Benawan & Cn., 158t ., opposite post. office, We have turned over to them our rental lish.” We recommend them. McCague Bros RRENT N $5 montnly. A B89 JPOR RENT—Organs, 82 por month. Hospe, 1613 Douwlas. 680 TORESS MAKING —Nra. BC. Scofield, par: lors 1522 8¢. Mary's ave, Ladics coming to the city for one day can have their dress made while waiting. o6 m 14 () 1. C.~Houso furnishing koods, all_kinds: o cush or instalimont; lowest prices nt J, Bonner, 1315 Dougins st. () F{'OR RENT—Square Piano, 34 montn Hospe. 1513 Douwla s 1F!v'nu';nm'm buy or_sell furniture, go to Forguson’s, 713 N. 10th. ‘691 _FOR BALE--MISCELLANEOUS, _ NOR SALE—Thrco Hansom eabs in_ wood running order, noarly new, having been used about three months. Are of the lat desixn and vory light, and cost originally £100. Wil sell for $275 euch’ C. Schawacker, 414 8. 8rd st , 8t. Louls, Mo. 3 Fousae cash. tho Louisville quarey, lowcat. priccs possi- ble. Addross G. Motzgor, Louisville, Neb. LE—New light sidebar buggy, Colo th, Room 4. 078 TJ{OR SALE—Furnituro and_stock of a firat- clnss restaurant, Inquire cor 15tn and Webster. 803 21 Forsa LE—A good milk duiry, consisting of 80 first class cows, n good dolivery wagon, team and hurnuss, milk cans, &o., horse power corn mill and hay cutter, and corn sheller, in- cluding first ciass milk routn, immediate pos. sosslon kiven. For terms, etc.call at 217 S lth st, Omaha. KO0 {JORSALE—A mew flve room cottage one block from street cars, terms easy, real ostate agents need not apply. Address M 55 Bee officu. 645 2§ RBALE—A first class home built singlo soAt road wagon, suitable for speeding or cising. Cheap for cash. Buncber, 1511 st 483 ml FAOR SALE—Span horses, double wagon and double hiarness for Also a lot of posts choap. C. J Canan, OR BALE—1or2 horses, 1 spring wagon, 1 bugay, cheap. A. Hospo.™ TOUmMid " TFOk SALE_Chenp, tho Abstract Books of Seward County, complete to date, Safe, Blanks, Office, Furniture, line of Iusurance Companies, Loan and al Estate Business. Tho only set of Abstract Books in Beward County.” Address, Hamlin Bros., York, Neb, 451 m 9 OR SALE—-Safe, nearly now, medivm @ inquire 21 Fronzer blk., opp P. 0. 857 OR SALE—Square piano, $150. Wooabridge Bros, 315 Opora._house. 04 OR SALF—The beat ons, bukgies, real 0 Of cArringos, phaot- state wagons and deliv- uggy Co., 1113 Harnoy. B98m9 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. l‘v,\.‘«“rlali_'r--o dining-room girls at 1008 Davenport st. 20 4% 7 ANTED—Girl about 14 or 15 years old for light housework at Brownell hall, 1ith and Jones, room 1 824 1) W ANTED- Tmmedintely, 10 2803 AN cook for section house, hotise keopers and 5 girls for general housework Mrs, Broga 316 8, 15th. K10 4) VW ARTED=A gaod Pastry Cook, also 2 Din ing room girls, Barker Ho 81 2% VWANTED - First-class drossmaker, cor Tt and Lousonworth, over Jobnson's store. e ‘ "ANTED=A good girl_for general house- work. German of Bohomian proferred. Good wages nnd permanent place. Call_at 224 and L 3 ‘ TANTE City hot F(Hl RENT=Furnished room, bath, modera conveniences, 401 Nogth “15th sireot, JPOR RENT-Furnisbed ma single or in auite, for gentiemen, "modern conven jences, 815 N, 1Tth at. Hospe. Reference ro- quired. 620 6 MOR RENT-Two rooms, corner 15th and Harney Sta, Gregory & Hadley 520 So. 15th 8t 437 OR RENT—Two offices ap floor in room 1609 Farnai J. 8, Richardson, in rear offic Joom neNT- Furnished roo! on ground Enquire of 48 m2l 'at 1816 Dodge st. i R W It RENT—Threo room hofiee west of North 11th 8t., between Chicago and Cass. 6w J(OR RENT-Eiegant office rooms, best 1o- cation in Omabs. 916 South 15th st. O/ KENT-~Third floor, 22x%0, of briok build- ing, 1108 Farnam street, use of elevator. Inquire above number, upstairs. [ st. —A girl for_general housewor] amilton st. Rd. T. Shinrock. 740 2 Chambormaid, colored. apitol avouuo, between 1 aid 3 L T e Stondy work at Omaba Laundry, 60i North 10th strect, i ANTED to buy 5 or 8 room house near car lino. Must be a bargain for cash. Cole, 518 8. 15th, room 4. 150 “n\x'r D—A good girl for genoral houso- work, must bea good washer and ironer. 2108 Farna st. ki "'A‘Nfl:n-nmiy ook, must_bo_first class, n{vply to Thos. H. Hill, proprietor Park hotel, Fremont, Neb, 22 6 "W'Ax’nnn— irl for gonercl 3208 California st 3 ANTED— Experienced saleslady in hostery departmoat at The Fair, 5088, 19th. 7213 housework, 726 2 W ANTED—First class socond girl 2427 Dodge s 308 WA n oxporicnced gi 15th and Leavenworth sts, WANTED- Achnmbermaid at 012 Douglas [ 4 T TANTED—(Good girl ut 508 Virginia ave, Rood whgzes paid. i) ‘vaN'” )—At once, pinno player, colored Woman proferred Apply 12 8. Uth, 348 D—First girl, 1013 Capital ave, 5% mij practicnl _woman ns 5 por woek. Apply atvi2 Doklas st, " (ED—A good housekooper; wawes between the hours ot 12 and : 87 to 10 per week can be quietly made: no photo-painting, 1o cAnvass. ing. For full particulars please address at gnao Crescent Art Co., 19 Contral st Boston, 0. ioi5t SITUATION WAN’!ED.; 7 ANTED—Position; Lady stenographer and type writer. Have had exporience: nd= daress M 71, Bee office. 8] " MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VVANTED=House in good condition and locnlity with all modern fmprovements. ©. A, Jacobson, 1207 Farnam st. 817 3) TANTED—Merchants n_dry goods, cloth- ing, boots and shoes or general morchan- dise wanting to sell their stock, can find cash purchasers by addressing H. N. McGrew, Omahn. B4l moj V ANTED- May Isttoith,6, 7, 8 or 9 room house, centrally locatea. by partios hav- Address M 35 Bee office. 8 W ANTED—Immediately by gentioman, good size south front room, prefer with board with private family centrally located, must be firat class, stare terms and particulars. —Ad dress M 54 Bee oftice. 635 ing no cnildren. ‘VWANIED—Toams for rallroad work, $3.50 8 day, Albright's Labor Agency, 1120 rnam. 613 ANTED—Furnished or unfurnished room for single gentloman in house with modorn conveniences. Unfurnished proferred. Ad- dress J, box 516 city. 659 ANTED—A purchaser for new 9-room house, & bargain. Cars one block. Ad- drosé M. 63, Beo offico. 5120 ANTED—A newspaper, paying circulation uaranteed from the start, for particu- lars address Bank of Valley, Valley, Nobi” il Tl —] FOI( RENT - Cottage on North Twenticth st. N. Hicks, 215 8. 15th. 807 3) R RENT-Flat of 8ix rooms. Inquire,Mrs. Beayer, room 2, 2nd floor, old Brownell ball, 8. 17th st. B4 3 OR RENT—Store, rooms and bascment on 16th st. Apply 818 N 16th st. W8 JOR RENT—8 room house, city water, 1 milo from P. O, Patterson & Mooro, Omaha National Bank. 588 F‘on SAT.R—A second hand spring wagon, two wonted, pole and shafts, choap, at the umbus Buggy Co., 1113 Harney st. B‘Ol( BALE—Drick. T. Murray, 603 (TFOICE TANDS—85 per ncro, #10 makos 150 yours pagment on 161 acros. - Write for in- formation . F. Paine, 8idnoy Nob. may7 {(JOR SALE 17 head choice bred Shortnorn cattlo; also a 450 nore stock farm {n Holt county. . 8. Collings, Pender, Neb. 3 may 13) WANTED---MALE HELP. W ANTED—Agents—To soll an articlo that sells raplaly at sight. Apply at817 8. 12th, At the restaurant, R. Cl)oni.p 840 3) _\-V_ANTED-EQE three carventers, 3118 11th 8t., iu the forenoon. John Hamlin, 835-5, ‘VA TED—Cook (malo) at Bmmott Bouse. Mail Room. 804 “YAN'I"IJ——I.N] at " Bes VWANTED-At onco a hurnoss maker for country store, s German or Bohemiun referred; to theright man zood wages, Ad- ress Frank Schmeiser, Dodge, Dodge County, Neb. 123, W ANIED—A ga0d rellable man to solic ders in city, for coifce and tea hous: ood place for the right man, Bee office. W ANIED-A good molder. York, Neb. (SALESMAN-Five traveling galesmen, sala P ind expenses, no experience necessary, Address with stuwp, Falmer & Co., La Cro, Wis. bk W ANIED-Cagvassers in every city town in Nobraska and lowa. Watts, room 8, 1110 Farnam st. o4 Adaress M John C. Kilner Ry and . He A carpenter, apply at 1112 south st. Mouday 'morning, L. Dug- 7632 NTED—B bridge carpenters. Albright's abor Agency, 1120 Farnam, 043 ANTED—Two first-cluss tinuers. F, C. Newton & Co., Lincs Neb. 619 3 men for Nebraska to sell specialtios in gloves frow eastern factory. Address M 43, Hee office, )~A partner in_good 2 8, competan: to take full charge of oftice affaiis, $2,000 capital required. Adiress, D 18, Liso oftice, 6 VWV AYIED-Luborers tor railroad work. B. Albright's Lubor Agency, 1120 Farnam, WAN )—A boy at tho misht pariors, y mon to work on C. SLP, M, 0. K. at Vlorence, 5 miles from Omuliu, Dear & Hayes. 9828 W App ED-Cuanvassera in Omaha and Doug- in8 cointy for Plaitorm Fehoes,by Joha B. Gough. The bust seiling book of the day. Call on'or address, L. H. Weils, Loom 8, Furoam St., Omah i \ TANTED= Blacksmith for s cor. 5tk and Jones sis. argening tools, w2 g 1610 | 0L RENT—Seven-room house with kitehon, barn, etc., on Hamilton and Campbell ats. Inquire of Chas, Neber, 10th and Capitol ave, 700 2§ OR RENT—Window, good locality for jow cler oF real estato. "Apply 038 n 1oth. T—First class location for shop. Shaw & Co., 610 South 16th, TJOR RENT—A store. Inquire 1412 8. 13th st. Goo. H, Peterson, 5% OR RENT—Ware room cor. 13th and_Cull- ifornia on Belt Line. For particulars en- b 183 OR RENT—Framo store building, 20x30 h living 4rooms,on Phil Sheridan at.;will p put basement under store to suit ‘any lexitimate business Wm. Fleming & Co., 1401 Douglas. 870 FAK.\? torent, T. Murray, 80 Fou RENT—House; furniture, carpeta. &c., forsaie. Apply 1009 Farnam. 213 JOOR RENT—Store and living apartmonts on Cuming near Saundors st. “Apply at Harris Roal Estate and Loan Co., 320 8. 15th st. 697 FOR RENT---ROOMS, JOR R —Furnished rooms for gentlemen with gas, bath and other conveniences. With or without meals. Terms reasonable, 602 8 80th st. 568 §* 'Fou RENT—Furnishod room, 310 N 1ath. 2 JOOR RENT—A Inrgo front room for 8 of 4 geutlomen or mun and wite, 114 N_19th st. OR RENT—(Suitable for parlor or office for dontist or doctor)—Nicely furnished front room with bed room adjoining. Apply at room 4,507 . 15th 8t 8314 OR RENT—Nicoly furnishod board if dosired. 1412 North 18th st. 815 &) {OR RENT—A large, pleasant front room sultable for 2 or ¢ gentlemen ur&’snllllu- mun and wife, 714 North i9th st. Fm( RENT—Elogantly furnishod front room for gentlomen, b blocks from P. O, Al modern conveniencel rooms with 323 North 17th st 833 4) ront room for gentleman, 1724 8193) T Furnishod rooms from $7 to §15, r, old Browno!l hall, South 17k st, B35 4 T—Nico furnished room $9 per SW cor. 1§th and Jackson. Douglas st. OR Ri 2nd j‘vm(‘ RE month. OO RENT—4 niccly furnished rooms for lizht housekeeping on ground floor, Water Ccouvient, $25. 7119 N 1ith street near BUFt st. 805 3 oL Largo furnisbed front 4208 131h st. i 708t RENT—One nicely fu 50 two small rooms, Fh'ufu One or two newly furnishe rooms, 2117 Harnoy street. 401 20 j,?n)u RENT-Furnished roows at 1510 né‘.::en room, hed front room, N. 15th. 788 RENT-Plessant front room ANTED—Scandinay inn_waiter Scavdinavisa hotel, 11th sud Jones blockmakers f perienced and huve (oo & Sou, §10 8, 15th ing sgents "o llln.lul"l {n. Acme must be 3. Mrs. B Co 012 VW ANTED -Two yood tailors To on we will give & stend ‘man) At | 0 RENT—Ono _or two newly furnishod 17 Harney street. 401 8) v o furnished rooms, 713 6§ J7Oit RENT—Nicoly furuished front Appiy 1908 Farudo. e T R e provements, also sio, o, m'h ufl: 5; s RENT - Dusk £ o Young & LS VTR, BT Yoy € FoL RENT—Two nicely 2215 Farnam st, ]4‘0“ RENT-=Furnished rooms, JOOR RENT—A plensant front room, conveniences, for on or two gentiomen; torms roasonable. 211 2K st near Farnam. )R RENT—Oftices in Heliman ouilding cor. Farnam and 1ith sts.,in_suites or singly. For prices, diagrams and'information apply to 8.A. Sloman, 1512 Farnam st., Room 2. FOR SALE---HOUSES-—-LOTS. J /NE-ROOM HOUSE—Full lot. 1In Bedford Place, noar State street. $2.100. One- third cas ance to suit. 8mith & Welsh, real estate, 219 S. 14th street, cor Farnam. 786 2 ELICTS, aro tho_carefully listod bargains ¥ hunted down by Cako & Billings. Our sam- ple case: I 06x140 ft on 16th street for $6,500, part 1 and 2 yonrs ’r: lots, Meyers & Tildon's add, cash necded only 1l Home lot in Plainview, only takes, oash, $500. Picked in Sheridun Place,only $1,300 for $1,600 tot ot with 2 houses, J. 1. Redick's sub, only block from street car lino, 10Sx125 ft on 2 streets, big money here for you. Beauty of Hartlett, fruit trees, fino view, only $1.500 cash needed. Choapest South Omaha stuff on the market Come, over 101, corner Dodge and 15th, and we'llmake it pleasant and proftable for you. JO trouble Come nnd lct us take you out. O INKLING Place lots aro sclling rapidly, ORSALE -Cor lot, 86x132, on_api must be sold 8ooa. Call at 2222 Davenport O SAL Jodge st.,two lots in Kilby pince, fronting on Dodge Street, 125 fect. Two blocks beyond the lots have sold for_$2,000, the &ume prico we ask for thy required. Shaw &Co.,510 S16th st. are the agents. 00 '(mNKl.i ssible prop: /" erty on the n o1 REET cars in 60 days to west sido depot, only 4 blocks from Conkling Place. 611 '(jl'u LIST OF DARGAINS. Three and_one-halt aores ton blooks from postoflice, South Omaba: will make eighteen fin lots, only $2,600, ‘Three’ acres on Saunders stroet opposite Kountzo Place. Gall for price. ’Ill'"llty' ight feet on Farnam streot, a corner, 000, Cornor, 74x124, Kountze Place, very fino bulld- ing lot, $3,200, South front Washington square, £2.%00. 100x124 corner on Twenty-Seventh stroct, $3,000, ! ‘I'wenty-Fye foet on Lako !kol. 800, s 60x140 on Twenty-third an®8aunders street, 9,000. If you don't soe what yoy want hero call around and we wlll show yougbur list. T Stevens Bros, 1518 Farnam street. TIOUsEand 1ot in Meycrs. Richards & den's ndd, $1,350). This is a bargain and don't you forget it. Come and get terms &c of L H. Watts, Room 3, 1610 Farnam St. 820 FIIWO beautiful south front lots in A 8. Pat- rick's add, 1,600 ench. Easy terms. Two fine lots {n Wilson's add. to Kountze place, noar Saunders at., $1.6X0 each. Spiéndid lot in Hanscom place, on Virginia av., only $1950; 8930 cnsh. Lot in Saunders & Himebgfgh's add., north front, only $50; 8175 onsh. Two fine lots in Orchard Hill, $950 each; % block trom Hamilton st. Four lots in Cifton Hill,twoporners, 725 each. Two lots in Kountze plaoe, 124, on 220d st., only $4,000; $1.,000 cash. - cl"ul,l lot and 2 houses on division st. near uming, only $4,200. Full lot and ,‘ronm house in Hitchoook's add. $1,400, $150 cash. These arc bargains and nico littlo homes. Call and look at our list of Orchard Hill prop- erty. The oheapest m‘ugarty on the market. Mitchell & Leyonmarcl 1516 Dud&n st. 826 4 AKE NOTICE—I have moved trom 1309 to 1625 Farnam st. Call and Iist property and lfunk nll, some of the many good bargains I'have or 8al B0x11% 80 front on Capitol mile. .. Beautiful lot in Burr Oak Nice east front, Hanscom Place. Lots on State near Bristol...,.. A bargain on Lake streot. Something good in all additions, L. 8! Shinner. , inslde one I ; 15th noar Paul st, $3,500. Lots 1 and , Walnut Hill, with 6 room house, Jonly $2,200. H., W. Huntress, 1509 Arnam st, U9 T¢ ()VELIST of Baryains. “RKount place, Bov- eral lots ta bargain, Lakost, 2 foet for. e w8 B0 Saundors st, & lots, each... 2,000 Saunders st, 3% Acros 0pposito lnco, 16th &t, 60X150. Farnan st. corner, 60xi23 Furnam st, 3 lots, onch. Lowoeuve, Virginia ave Georgin Georgin av Twenty-sixth &, near Poppleton Facing on Park. v Hamiiton st, Orchard Tiiii Orchard Hill, 2 fine lots, each Trackage lots 50x12 ‘Tracknge lots BOx1¥ Leavenworth st, 114 feot” corne Residenco Property Wo have a large list of residerico property in all parts of the city at very low prices, Stevens Bros., 1513 Farnam st, 5 PARKER & BURK Real Estate and Stook Brokers, 150) Farnam street, Harney street, near 12th, 41x 100, Lenvenworth streot, noar Lith, 60x1i2, $20,000, Jones street, noar 13th, ix152, $1,000, Tzard street, trackago, 6x132, 85,000, Sherman avenue, opposite now Missourl Pas cifie dopot, 60x140, &' bargain. Bedford Piace, i corncr, 100x125, a bargain, L.ot 2, blk 10, Phtrick add, 50xt3? . $2,00% ot inscom Fluce, lot 8 dna 9, blk 3. 100z150, 200, Kilby Place, corner on Dodge, 100x177, $4,000. The finest trackage property in Omaha. 1t will wy you to look this up. Large lots 05x147, 2,000, List your property with us, Barker & Burr, 8T 1509 Farnam, Kountzo AF TLY, LOT in Paddock Place, close to Sher- man ave., $3,000, terms csy. Pierce & Rtogers, 1511 Dodge st. 3 F. HARRETT & cO. + Lowe's add, fino corner Pelham place, lot '8 ! Bristol st,, feet neur Saunders. Cotner &'A The best cornel frontage. ... eies State street lots, Bedford place. . ..., ¥. Burrett & Co., 31414 South 15th, " 778 8 TREMEMBEK wo shall have a street carling in operation ouly 4 block from Coniing Place in 0 duys. Nothing to cqual Conkling Pluce. Choico insidelots, 3430, corners $3. ¢ SALE than 20 F 50 cholco fargsh lo: miles west of Omaha. A(E[flu.l. B. Silvis iteal Fatate Agent, Elkhorn, Ndb. ~ 641 m2s) T3ETORE buying anything n the real. estato line go and sce Shaw & Co. Wecan sell you anything to suit your pufi- book, all the n South ‘20ih, 94 feet 1050 Way from $300 t0 $40,000. Houllos and lots for sate_in all parts of the cityf| We are head. guartors for safo invostmentd! 610 5. 10th at. s fim‘u.m'nu.\ South Eleventh st, corner lot, only $5,000. Parton tmo. V. L Vddicka, 52) Soutn 13¢ P. TUKEY, 132 Farnam st., makes in- 4o vestments for non-residents '8 specialty with gunranteod Interest or sare of profits, And takes full charge of property; reference given, 308 (CORELING PLACE lots aro for salo by J. A, Griftith, sole agent, Rooms 2) and 21, Hell- man buiiding, 10tk end Faroam. ~Take elevator on 13th st. Lt CO!\‘KLI\'(I PLACE, only 20 minutes drive from postoffice, 611 100 onsh will socuro 18) acres of first clas farming land in eastern Nebraska balan vi ? long time and uo taxes for 2) years. The O. F.Davis company, 1505 Paroam st i 4 9 m 18 RIVE Out to Conkling Place and see how ensily ana quickly it is reached Irf:flno 40000 will by property beinging an annual rentalof $7.014." Shaw & Co., 510 8. 16th st YW oRKD pince. MEN buy & home in (‘u:hnnw JOR SALE-A o lot, 085132, on 15th and Cuming st, one of the boat locations in the city forn wholeslo house, with waterworks anid sewerage. Apply at promises, Thos. Sin- cluir. 31l m 91) NONKLING PLACE 18 on Leavenworth streat _/ the great onst and west thoroughtare, only 20 minutes ride from postoffica, o1l TOR sA 1o Lot on Tth and Lake sts, with oma, kitchen, pantry and 'wood brick cellar, Apply to the Omaha “Roal Estate and Trust Co., or Wm. Fleming, lth and Doug- (a8 sts. Will rent to wood parties if not sold immediately. 71 FITHERE i no proporty Enst, Wost, Xorth oF South of Conkling Place to equal it for beauty, loeation and quick access to the city, And the prices on Conkling Place lots aro away below those of adjoining property. 611 FJYRACKAGE-Chenpost track property in tho market, prices ranging from $2,00 to £2,500. Lotd 6ix140. Theso lots are right in town and it is_easy to judge by tne corporn- tions who have aiready muda purchases hore that this property i3 the chespest and will be the best trackage in Omaha. Greqors & Hadloy s Rooms 1 and 3, 320 South 15th st 1ST your property with Wi B, Leach |V 654 318 1509 JBUY alot in Coakling Piace. o I IST your proporty with Wm. B, Lonch, 1500 4 Farnam. 66 4 FEW LOTS closc to now depot South Oma- £\ “ha, #4060, These lots will be advanced soon. Plerco & Kogors, 1511 Dodge. 1) N OPPORTUNITY - Lot $2,200. John Gallagher, J FJYO NON-RESIDENTS and of -town cu tomers—In buying Conkling Place lots you will be certain to roalize & handsome profit in the investment 611 ‘ T E have o large list of choice inside resi- dence and business property at bottom prices, We have property for salo in all parts of the city, Taxes pnid, rents collected, con- veyancing and transact’ a goneral roal ostate business in all its branches. We solicit corro- #pondenco and business from non-residents nnd will give anme careful and prompt atten- tion. To buy or sell eall upon us. J. A. Grifith, renl estate, rooms 20 and 21, Hellman bik. 611 Cusl(l.mu PLACE Will 800n be ronched by all tho cable, motor and street ear lines. 611 PUY, A §plondid corner lot. in Conkling Pluce, only £500. 811 ?rRN H Stroct business property with track- agro £330 per foot, cheapest ground _on the sireat. Puttorson & Moore, Omuha Nati nnk. 3 nal vicest lots in Soloman's add $700 each. #lots in block 59, $outh Omaha 65,7 in8e, 2 Also 9, block 60, ‘and lot 2, bloo up. By contral city to sail or trade. 4 In & body near Stunton, 450 ncres near Wisner. Also lots in Bedford Place, Delones addition, West Cuming, Koster's add on Cuming st. The boss lot in block C Shinn's addition. Also Inrge Jots in Shiloh, 5 ncres on Ames’ avenue, JoM8o trackage cheap on Helt Line, for sale or onse. 8 large lots on Broadway, Council Bluffs ¢ai2L 3DIK 6 Tmprovement' Association, '63x185, 2,250, Lot 8blk 7, same add, $4,000, &c., &o, 1 own the nbove and can make terms to suit. Come aud #ce, Dexter L. Thomas, room §, Croighton Block 52 (CUNKLING PLACE lots aro better and cheaper than any surrounding property. same size, oorner, CONK ING PLACE is everything we claim for it, 611 C{)&Kmm; PLACE lota will pay the pur- chaser 100 per cent profit in 3 months. 611 OR SALE By 8, Katz & Co,, 1511 Cornor Farnam and 31st, 156x132.. Corner Douglas and 12th Corner Pierce and 19th, 140x§ Corner 16th and Martha, 98x140...7 Corner 18th und Burt. .. Corner Jith and California, 113 Tot Corner Capitol avenue aad'2th at Cholce residence lot, Summit Hill. Cholco lot, Farnam near 3sth ... Corner Saunders and Hurt, 164x51 Choice lots Walnut Hill 5 Choloe lot, Virginia ave Choioe lots on Farnam st Cholce lot. Dodge and 27tn Cholce lot, 13th joining Cosmopolitas 63 feet fronting on Cuming and Burt,§ houser Lot 6244x165, § of house; a great bargain 300 feet frontage on 17th an ots. the heart of the city . with 5 houses. . 60 feot front on 224 st. just north of Mary'save.............. New 8-room cott age, choicest location in the city..... X Full lot on Franklin st. 1,360 Call 1 and see us and we will make you money, 8. Katz & Co,, 1611 Flrn,;_!,n, PURCHASERS of Conkling place lots will . double their money in 8 montk 611 LlsT your property with Wm. B, Leach, 1609 Farnam. 705- 2 cor 16th and 820,000, ft on Cuming st, $20,000. Houses and Lofs. Orchard Hill $2,200, 234 st $3'700, Davenport st, a corner, $5,000, Dodgo st $13,600. John Gal lagher, 417 8. 1th s 10 BUSINESS LOT on Vinton st. bet 18th for $2,500. Pierce & Rogers, 1511 Dodge, i3 IST pour properto with Wm. 8. Leach, 150 Lo er 6654 YONKLING PLACE lots are sold_upon very )" ensy terms, 1-b cash, balance in 6 equal semni-annual payments at8 per cent. 611 OR SALE—Furniture, and 6 room houso for ront, about 8 blocks from the postoflice: a bargain.’ Apply to F.F. Willisms & Co., 16th and Chicago sts, 11, T8¢ your property with Wm. B, Leach, 1509 4 Farnam, 654 ]; T corner in Shull's 2nd add, $2,500, $700 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 yoars, Will bo worth $5,000 betore tho snow tlies. L. H. Watts, room ,1610 Farnam St. 428 pocial baguing —Sightly i front, Kilby Place §1,800, Corner 66x112, 1 block off Red cur line, can build 4 cottuges, $2,500. 2 lots, w side, E. front, 57. Full ot V. Full lot 28tn and Burt, $2 Good lot i Denise s add ), Benutiful E. front lot on Georgia ave., 200 ft, 8. of Leavenworth, $5000. . front lot on Burdette near 26th $2,000, 2 full lota s front near Saunders on Maple, 2,500 6x140 ft on 21st near Grace, £4,000, Full corner lot on Cuming and 31st, $4,000, Lot on Cuming near Lowe ave, $1,800. 22, 44 or 66 ft front on Sannders near Hamil ton. Lots in Shriver place $450. 16 of the finest lots in West sido, liea within 1 and 2 tlocks of the new street car line, 8 fronts, price low and very easy terms, Improved Property. Cottage and cornor lot, 63x12) on Saunders and Burdette sts., $6,000. 2 coltages und o) feet cast front on 20th st., near Douglas, 85,700, 69 feeLon Park ave.and an 8-room house, $6,000, 61 feet and two now 6-room cottages on 19th, near Luke, £,200. 10-room housoon 24th st., near Capitol ave., 5,000 B-room cottag Cottage and two lots (12 corner, $3,000. 100150 1t corner on Virginia ave, 5-room oot- tage, burn, &c., §7,500. New _10-room house, east front, place, $3,:00. ”r'ml lot und 5-room cottage in Shinn's 3d add, ,000. e ulllot and Troom house o Waluut Hil, 2,700, 6-room house, full lot in - Nelson's add, §3,400, W. G. Shriver opp. P. O, 6 Clncmusuuu $1,20), i cash, 3 blocks from J strect curs. Patterson & Mocre. 4ilmd O3kt NG Place. Choicest ground on Leavenworth stroot, bigh aud level s # floor. ol SPRING VALLEY, Our new addition. Acrestil)to $50 por aore. Near South Omaha, And Bydicate Hill. ™ Marsnall & Loback, 1509 Farnam. JOLD--We have sold ull but & few of M) Leavenworth street residenco ot we have for our patrons at terms a that beat &oy list inthe city. We me will prove itto you. We huve ulso the ev-making chai The prettiest money, and only r oo Abple of Ny Eye.'" Bomo oniy'sf bl off St. Mary's ave oar line, conveniont 1o husi- . bulit“*not for & day but for ail time." 5 in business property. List us for we put thewm where they keep . Cake & Bilings, over 101 Bouta IM:“". Parker st., foet) in Lowe's add., Hanscom pince in Plainview 000 cush, it sold soon, for the LE~% acros 3 miles from the oity limita southwest, boautiful land with con. &tant supply of water. Apply to Omaha Roal Estato and Trust Ce., or Wm. Fleming i) 'l).\\'n.'\'nnif Stroet ota $1,200, % cnsh, fine ) Jots, Patterson & Moore R DOR SALE—Business property, nw corner 13th and Doreas sts, S6x1E2 feot, with a lnrge house and other improvenionts, At & bargain, For sale, 817 acros of land ih Nuekolls Co., Neb., within 1% miles of Suporior and R I depot. For particulars call on M. Kedington, 1635 8., 13th st., Omaha ITimayn) (1ONKLING PLACE lots rejuiro no brass J bands and stroct parade to sell them. 011 FRIVE nero tract, $130 an_acre, choaper (1 adjoining proporty, John Gallagher, 317 8, 13th st. 60 200 cash and $25 por month buys & now & @ room houso, olty water and gas, 1 mile trom postadice. price. $3.500. « Patterson & Mooro, Omaha Nationul Bank. 4ilm (VONKLING PLACE, ocholce inside lots 8150, J corners 8500 o1l POR SALE-A good farm in_ Dixon countys well improved, For partioulars “appiy, to Omahn Reul Estato and Trust Co, or Wm. Fleming, 14th und Douyins. La) N L apooriot in Conkling plice; ovory lot . Nigh and sightly and level as 4 tioor with a magnificent viow in all directions, 8T z0ur provorty with Wan, I, Lens 4" Farnam 1509 054 5 ACRES north of U. P. shops at 820 per acre. Terms to suit. David M. Connell agent, 313 14th st., opp Paxton hotol,” or G K. Cralle, 1419 Dodge st 007, JC LY PLACE Low 8100 to 8150, on A\ fitth down bala nee 4annual paymonts, Pat terson & Moore, Omaha National Hank. 471md CDNI\'LXNU PLACE lots sell on thoir n‘l‘l-lrlt-u. [ 'O TRADE for Western Land—i0 acres ot well improved land Iaying near Sedalia Mo.: also 120 acres of land in Mills county, Town. Address R. E. K. Mellor, Malvern ];J!wn. Ct\SKl.lNU PLACE~Best and cheapest lots on Leavenworth street. o1l (C'ONKLING Piace lots ure utiful_and cheap, handsomely located and quickly reachod. (i L s, 1ET a home in Conkiing Placo. Make a good thing out of usmall investment in Conk- 1ng Pluce. 611 YOMPARE the hoauty and location_of Conk / ling Place with Poor Farm lots which were 80ld at from 4 to 6 times tho prices wo ask for Conkling Placo fots. 011 UY A cholce inside lot in Conkling Place, ouly $470. 61l QOME of tho cholcest lots in Boyd's addition, ¥ 050 to $700. Smith & Welshi, real ostato, 219 8, 14th etreot, corner Farnam. 760 2 PLOCK 7 Boyd's ndd. 10 lots, 6500 Smith & Welkh, roul estato, 210 8. 11l stregt, cor 0 th Win. B. Luach, 1500 165-4 ] IST your property with Wm. B. Leach, 1500 Farni 4 (HOICE ot in_Clarondon Place. Ono biook from street oor, $1,700. Smith & Wolsh Roal Estate 219 6outh '14th st, cor. Far- nam, g YV E Bitve some of the choleost rosidonco pro- porty in Hanscom Ploe, fronting on Park Ave,,” Georgin Ave., Virginin Ave. and Kathoringstreot, {mprovéd and unimproved, cull on us for deseription and torms. Smith & Wolsh, Real Estate,219 5 l4thst. cor. Far- nam. 7662 ARM FOR SALE—N w % of section 23 town- ship Lrangel4 in Smith county, Kansas, 40 acres undor cultivation. Apply ‘MecCord, Brady & Co., Omaba, Nob. 040 your property w ‘arnam. ur property am. EAD this splendid list Gibson, Aylesworth & Benjamin, 1512 Farnam st. For 5 days only we offer the following— 2 lots in Briggs place front son Hurney and non Farnam. 1 lot in Hawthorne 43x109, cor 334 and Daven- port, 6room houso, &o., prico $3,300. Ensy torms. Lot and house in Lowe's 18t add,60x120, $1,750. 120 ft on 8t. Mary’s ave with 2 f-room houses @as and warter. Will subdivide. $35,000, Warehouso or business proverty in block 192, $45,000, Easy terms. Lot on Dougias street, 40x138, with 6-room " eon Dodgo street,3 he t £ 'ul lot on 0 street, ouses, rent for 8800, price §$5,200. 5-room houso on N. 17th st.,g00d well and ois- tern, $8,000. ‘Wantod 3 g00d business lots. ‘Two or more lots with trackage. Gibson, Aylesworth & Renjamin. 1512 P.m“r:nn' (SPECIAL NOTICE—House of 10 rooms, city wator, sewer, gas, steam, barn_cte., large lot, Farnam street noar24th.’ Only $16,500 and very onsy terms, this prioc for 10 days only. Van Heuren, Douglas and 14th sts.” _630M6 EAUTIFUL Conkling Place, it will prove to be & bonanza for the purchasers. 611 OMES— Elogant 8 room houso worth $4,800, on & south and east front corner 132xi34, on St. Mary's ave. Onoe of the nicest homes in'the city. Can sell on easy terms, $20,000. Fino 8 room house, bath room. hot and cold water, gas. mantles and grates, solf-foeding hard coal furnace with register in _every room, 11 foot cellar, well lighted. Good barn for 4 yehiclea and 5 horsos, city water in barn, lot 60x132, $10,000. Finest oust front lot, Goorgia ave hetween Leavenworth and Jackson sts, 75x140,with good 7room cottage, barn, ote., $2,500 is fair valua- tion for_ {mprovements and tho lot alone i3 worth $7,500. §5,500. Corner’lot, 5214 X122), east and_north tront, 2 blocks from'Cuming and one from Saundors st, ZAtory, kroom house, city water and. gus, On Park ave, north of Leavenworth st, 35x 140, S-room house, complete in all respocts, & nice home, $8,000. Fast front, 50x150, on Gereia ave near Pop- pleton ave, 9-room houso, city water, barn, lot alittle above st grado, $8,000. West front, G0x180, on Georgia ave, near Poppleton avé, -room houso and barn, $4,50). East front, 5x181, on'i2d_st_near Hanscom park, 7-room house ‘and barn, $5,2)0. Enst front, 50x171, on 32d st’ néar Pacific, 1% story house, 6 rooms finished, 2 rooms unfin- ished, good barn, 85,700 Houses und lots in all yarta of the city at prices ranging from $1,60) upwards. Purchases can in many instunces be made with only n smail_cash payment and the bal- ance in monthly paymonts. Gregory & Hadley, Rooms 1 and 8, 320 South 15t1i st Telephone 854 b FYHERE is a procession every duy to Conkling Place Keep up with tho procession. 611 PBFIIER see Wil G Guth T4th at (About the following or ‘anything else you want: 100x140 on South 16th at., $11,000, 60x140 on Bouth 1ith st 85,000, #x125 on South 16th 8t, good house, $11,600. 120x140 on South 15th st, $7.0)0, B50x140 on South 15th st, §3,000. 0x14) on South 15th st, $2,000, 48x100 on South 16th 8t, cor on’ Willinms, im - provements on this cc 500, Good business cor, $7,500. i 6 '10ts 6)x220 onst fronts on South 20th st, ‘These are first-class, better come up and #08 about these 60x132 on Leavenworth st, good house, for #10 per front foot, property doling 2 blocks be- yond in a hole for $. One of the best corners in Shinn's ndd. with 00d house and other improvements for $3,500. 00 cash, bal 1, 2,5 yeu One of the best ncres in Washington Hill with 00m house and ood improvements, lots of fruit trees for $2,000 only, One of the finest oust front residence Hanscom Pluce, of 10 rooms, No. 1020 Delnws st. for £5,840, ce,onsi und west fronts on 7 of the place and et wost fronts o Catnerine st the first time they ev Bmall cash payments and cu 50 0f the Det lots in West Side loft Inying di- rectly on car line and ouly £50) for inside nnd $560 Tor corner, 8126 cash. bal. to suit. W. H, Green, 215 8outh 13th st. 1) 1887 Spring Yalley Stock Farm. {887 OMAHA, NEB. George Wilkes 519, Record 2:22. Mensured by 220, the 2:25 and the 2:0 stand rd; wus the Greatest that ever jivel. Having now 55 sons #ad daukhiers .o the 2:50 ist do; 1o 2:14%. The only son of Georgo Wilkes in the State of Nobraska, 3541 Black Wilkes 8541 Btandard, Sired by Georgo Wilkes 519: Ist dam Fanny Bell, sired by Confaloca Wa trother to Woodford Chiof, 2:224: 2nd dam Kysdys's Hambletoninn, Will~ gtand for muares st the #bove tarui ut §35 the season, cash tine of sar- vice, with privilegs of retivn should mares not prove in foal. Limited to 20 mares besidos my own. Season commences Fob. 15t nnd enids August 15t 1887, For furthes particulars send Sar sipula N. L D. BOLOMON. T T b e FH Ht‘l‘.fll 9o Poskage, Ols lor 95.09. | o i dom, » & 1 n ADDITIONAL OOUNOIL BLUFFS. The City Council. At tho regular mecting of the city council last evening the allowance of bills took until 9:30 o'clock. Then a big bateh of petitions followed. One asked for an expenditure of $200 in improving Elliott street. Another for opening Union street from Palmer's groye M. A, Bundy asked for damagos on lot in Beer's addition, on account of the sewer ditch, Jane Blodgett protested against cone demnation of Iu-r‘.n for park purposes, John Hammer asked for payment for curbing by Bayliss' park. Petition for waterwain ana__ firo hydrants _between Benton and Frank streets. Presented and referred. Andrew Le Belle asked to have Will iam Caruthers compelled to remove ob- structions from alley. Referred to city mars hal with power to act I'roperty owners asked for opening and improvement of Logan street, between Geise's residence and Little Frank street, and that Little Frank street be extended to_the Babbitt property. M. J. Kelley asked that Seventh street and Seventh avenue be tilled to grade. Petition of Ferris Ogden for rolense from city taxes under ordinance for en- couraging manufacturing, was referred for correction. Petition for remedying the cut on Franklin street, and improvements in conjunction with those outside of the city, referred to committee on streets, with power to act. Petition for division of Fourth ward, creating a new ward, the Fifth ward, out of the part lying west of Eighth streot and south of Broadwa; City engineer was instructed to furmsh grade on Stutsman street for laying side- walk and curbing. Protest against paving this season, from Graham avenue to the north line of Fairmount park. Placed on Remonstrance agminst leying house sower on Mynster street. Placed on The city clerk reported receipts for the month §350. Committee reported pomtment of E. R. Bates as watchman on the sewer ditch. Concurred in. Commiittee reported in favor of order- ing sidewalk on north side of Broadway from Thirteenth to Sixteenth street as petitioned for. Concurred in, Committee on report of chief of fire de- partment, recommended the purchase of a new hook and ladder truek and another horse, not deeming the present ladders sufe. Coneurred in. Committee reported on petition of Alex Wood and others, favorably to expend- ing $100 for entting down hill on South First and on Woodbury avenue. orably to ap- Locking In a Congregation. The Salvation army is having a good deal of trouble in enforcing its rule that none shall leave the hall, where they are holding their meetings, except while they are singing. They think this rule reason- able, as those who leave do not then dis- turb the others, The singing part of the services comes along every few minutes, so th ny one desiring to leave does not have to wait long. Some, however, donot like to have their freedom thus circumseribed, They want to leave whenever they feel like it, and under the circumstances they especially teel like leaving ot the very time when the salva- tionists insist on their staying. The at- tempted enforcement of the rule 18 caus- ing much trouble. In order to prevent its violation, the doors haye been \ock d, except when the singing was going on. Sunday night a crow of young fcllows, on trying to leave the hall, found the door fas- tened. They proceeded to torco it open, and made thoir exit. Ycsterday war- rants were out for their arrest. Thomas Murphy, William Hummel, Charles Shoe- maker and William Brown were charged with being the offenders. The cases were brought in Justice Barnett's court, and were continued until to-morrow., The question is to be tested whother the salvationists have a right to lock their congregation Of course 1f the young men are guilty of disturbing a religious assembly, whether such assembly are those who are “‘happy on the way,” or of the less noisy worshipers, they will have to stand the penalty afiixed by law. The query scems largely whether by forcing their way out, when once locke: in, constitutes a disturbance. — The Contract Let. Mur. S. E. Maxon, the architect, let the contract yesterday to Wickham Bros. for the Warren residences to be built on the Page property, corner Fifth avenue and Eighth streets, recently purchased by Mr, J. D. Warren, of St. Louis. The new residences will not only be strong and handsomely built of brick but will be fimshed more complete and il;lm:flrn than any buildings i Council s, 5 They will be finished in natural woods, heated with furnace or grate, and sup- plied with gas and water, each house having a fine bath room on the second floor. " In addition to this, Mr. Maxon will have the houses furnishod with olec- tric bells throughout, and gas_lighted by eleetricity. This is very novi For in- stance, in returning home at night, a but. ton on the door casing is toughod and the hall gas jet inside is instantly lighted. As you o up stairs a button on the ban- ister is touched which instantly lights the gas in the hall on the second floor. In the bedroom a button is placed near the bedstead, which being touched in- stantly hghts the gas in the room, or all the gas jots in the house, as may be de- sired. Another bell will run to the sery- ant's room, so that the servant can be called at any time. The buildings throughout will have many new features to make them conyenient for the people ocenpying them. Mr. Warren is supplying just what h: long heen needed, some first class build- ings for renting purpose s Blsed in A Foolish Gir! PiiAnkrLeiia, May 1.-Jennfe Roberts, the eighteen-year-old ¢ hterof Dr. Charles B. Roberts, « prominent physician living at 1136 North ‘I'hird sticet, has been infatuated for nore than a year with Douglas A. Flint, who sings “Rufus Ready” in the Little Ly- coon opera company. Ot of her atfections for th e handsome opera singer have come in- teresting developments. ~ Affairs wero brought to a elimax & few days ago by the ro- fusal of Dr. Roberts to pay & bill of” &1,500, ontracted for je by bis daughter, which sie hestows Mr. Flint. Over Vi montl 0 Miss loberts bexan to of the “Little L s destroyed Ao 3eAt every sat Donglas has sob sev- Al Flint re- 1 cons! or At euc coon' b{ tire. and turned har brig A Flint, who eral fashion finudv;l her ¢ jooking toy )‘\l iast Sl 58 1 tion to 1 interview, » and et Mr, Flint in this frie Meanwhile she continued to i send sweet no tion. Two or th irgob pretuy known company. Ol Tiiein we nis dang stay wit 15 ber nder, agr0 Misd #1500 worth & Co, chsha nhaberts would not e of it is said, pweiry Lrom Caldwel Flint. Dr. » tious 5 whie s to persoral frees patt of the with avidity, sy i g 4 oldest ard hest kuown e Philadelphis,