Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1887, Page 7

SPECTAL_NOTI1OES; OMAEIA., —_— T A Advertisoments under this head, 10 cents po sne for the first insertion, T conts for each sub- cquent ineertion, and §1.50 a line per month, Ko iivartisament. taken for Tess than 2 conts for the first insortion, Seven words wil e eounted to the line; they must run consecu- tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver. titementa must bo handed in before 1:3 o'clock . m., and under no circumstances will they be Tasies or aiscontmused by talephone, lumng and hav- Parties advertising in those ¢ ng the answors nddresscd in care of Tre Ber will please nak for & check to enable them to got their letters, s none will e delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to adver- tisements should be enciosed in envelopes. All pdvertisements in thege columns are pub- ished in both morning and evoning edivions of he Bee, the circulation _of which sggrogates | more than 14,000 papers y, and _ gives the advertiser ' the nefit, not only of the gity clroulation of Tho BEE but also of Council Blufts, Tincoin, and other cities and towns throughiout (his part of the west ONEY TO LOAN on improved city prop- erty in sums of §1.000t0 £5,000 at s por vent interest. Sholes& Crumi: 320 ONEY LOAN~-! rmwny in sume of £500 and upwards at lowest rates, oney always on nand. 8. 8. Campbell, Bouth Bixteenth street. w22 @500,000 to lonn atd per cent, Harris & Samp- #on, 1616 Dovglag I': T i\ ONEY to lonn in lnrge or small amounts by Wm B. Leach, 1600 Farnam. 663 §15 i ONEY T0 LOAN—O F. Davis (4., real estato and loan agents, 1505 Farnaii st il NE bought JUA. Hiestand, room 9, Arling- ton block 0 12) $un,rm—-1'o logn on Omaha oity property ato porcont. G. W. Day, 8. e. cor. EX. Bld. On city una farm prop- Stowart & Co., Hoom 3 a0 LOAN ortgage notes (2 TN[ONEY 10 LOA erty, low ratel Iron bunk. nodelny, 13 Farnam_ e “Paxton hotel buil 510 Mo.\'r‘ —First mortengo notes. The Douglas county bank will biy papers securod by first mortgage on city reaily, 511 M ONEY 10 LOAN on improved real estato; no commission charged. Leavitt Burn- ham, Koom 1 Creighton Block 612 6 PER GENT—Money 10 lonn. Gregory & Hadl Rooms 1ana 8, Redick block, 8 16th 8¢ ONEY louned on residence property and soconid mortenges - B, doy, 314 South 1ith street, TT'0_LOAN-Money—Loans pinced on ym- proved real estute in city or county for Rew England’ Lonn & Trust Co., Uy Dotigias County bank, 10th and Chicago sta. 514 I\IUNEY 0 loan on Improved city property at 6 per cent. Money on hand; do not Linve 10 walt. Have a complete set of abstract buoks &t las county. 1. N. Watson, nbstracter ) Estate and Loan Co., 3% 8. 15th st. b B ONEY TO LOAN—Dy tho nndersigned, who hns the ouly properly oreanized 'loan ency in Omuha. ~ Loans of $10 to $100 mado n furniture, planos, organs, horses, wasons, machinery, &, without removal. No dclays. All business strictly contidentinl. Loans so made that any part can bopaid at any fme.cach phyment reducing the cost pro rata. Advances amadn on fine watches anddiumonds.” Persons Bhould carefully consider who thay are dealing ith, as many new concerns are daily coming to existence, Should you need money call nd seo me, W. 1. Croft, Hoom 4 Worh uilding Tith ana Hurngy, » 100™ ¢ Wgiuel THEU,\‘I,\IIA Financinl Exchange, N. W. corner of Harney and 15th sts,, over State National bank, ropared to make short time loans on nny available security, Lonng made on chatte estute. Long time lonns made on improved real estato Bt current rates Purchase money mortgages negotinted. Bceured notes bought, gold or exchanged. Bhort time loans maae on seccond mortgage. According to marginal interest, at collateral xates, lteal estato to exchange for good interest Dearing puper, General financial business of all xinds trans- 8oted promptly, quieily and fatriy. Money always on hand for approved loans of &ny kind, without delay or unnecessary l)llb- MNeity. rbett, Manager. 17 s, collateral or real 75400 TO LOAN at8 por Tout. Linahan & Mauhoney, 1509 Farnam, 818 n ONEY LOANEDat C. F. Keed & Co.’s Loan Office, on furniture, pianos, horses, Bereonal property of all'kinds, nd all othor ar: icles of value, without removal, 519 . 13th. gvar Bingham's Commission store. ~ All_busi- 688 strictly confidentinl. 519 A PER CENT Money. R. C. Pattorson, 16th and Harney. 520 TORAGE—First-class storage for nioe fur- niture or boxed goods, at 1513 Dodkl--l; THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY JUNE 8 TANTED—A first class girl to_do houed- work. Wagos §5 por week Call at office, 511 8.12th 4 § PERSONAL. 185 MINNICK hns removed her dressmak- ing establishment from 1717 Cass to 6238 All fricnds are cordially invited to eall. L. At ANA tasty AL wOOL bl blue diagonal dress suits, 75, Call and soe them or write for samples. 0. Jones & Co., American Clothiers, 1310 Farnam st, Omaha. %3 § 3 POERSONAL=If yoi want a_desirable, cen- trally lueated oftice you ean find it at 318 B 15th st () ANTEI—Dining room gifl and Laundr at Pinnters, 1608 Dodge st LER) Wflfl'mx—: irls L’rfiom: House, 429 & 15th st, near St. Mary's ave. 78 ‘ ANTED—To meet domand for competent book-keepore. Twill instruet three per- 0ns and wait for balf pay until situations are turnishod. J. B. Smith, 1613 Chioago st. 720 11 W ANTED- dining room ers, i chambermaids, 2 girls tor loe cream _parior, pinces in private familes for mpioyment Bureau. irls, 4 dish wash- girls for laundry, also we have b giris. Omana LAY ‘\7/«.‘{]’[‘!1—}‘[“7 young men to correspond with fifty lively young Iadies. Send 10 conta, ilver, for the list. — Address, American Frésponding Bureau, Box 190, Clatkehurg, W. Va, JPERSONALMiss M. E. Mussor, of Philadel- ¥ prepared totake a limited num- in vocal and instrumoental musie, sful expericnce as & tenchior Capitol ave. 845 9" SERSONAL - Private home for Indics during confinoment, airietly confidential, infants adovted, nddress E 42, Boe offion. B9 y3* JPERSONAL—Mra Dr Nanme V. Warren cinrvoyant, Medicsl and business Mediug Room No. 8, 121 North 16th st. Omaha, N who ¢ 1 to adv m in our Records, — We only charge per month and give the parties full par- Record Advortisiag Co, 1513 Furnam ticulurs, 1;& ARD and_lodgeing for Lor 2 respectablo men in private family. $4.50 per week . 07 Division st , cor. Burt 817 K] (YAHA Luundey, 00¢ north 1ith st, shirts 10 cents, collars and cuirs do: ludies dresses and family ‘wushing, cheapust in the city, first cluss work. 824 7 ‘VWANTED - Nurse girl German or Bolemian preforred. Apply to Mrs Prince at Windsor Hotel. 1 ANTED=AT once, two apnrentica girls for dressmaking. Callati1 North 1ith at. 7 “VANTEn—henurmwm PAid to_&_ compo- tent cook And laundross. Mrs. J. M. Thurston, 298 Farnam. 08 Fon RENT—Furnished room and board, 320 N i5th st. 868 12 (YO R RENT—Pleasant fu use of bath rooms, tel 8 10th. {OR RENT=Furnished m suitable two wentiemen, at 1919 Dollgo st O REN hed rooms with rensonnble. 812 845 T—Furnished rooms, en suite or singic, with modern conveniences. Refer- ences exchanged. 815, N. 15th st. 850 ) (OR RENT—Desirable unfurnished _roome suitable for offico or slecping rooms. 516 B1sthee 'VT\NHH- 0od second wiri &t 603 Virginia ave. (1ood wages paid. 643 OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms cheap, 608 Bouth 15th street, Upstairs, 2 general housework, B9 9 work: wages 85 por woek. Caliat o BILS. 12th st 864 8 ‘ ANTED—At Furopean hotel. one nursc girl immediately. K35 9 OR RENT-Desk room. Bluckman, 214 8 16th &t OR RENT—Three room house west of North 1ith st., betweon Chioago und Cass. 602 OR RENT—Furnished rooms with uso of bath. 17 Dodge st. 675 8 Enquire Young & 040 W ANTED=Experienced second girl, w $4. Mrs. McCormick, 202 N 15th. 88 T'fiN'l'nfi':uoEd cook at old Bro 015 8 16th, OR RENT -0 in Heliman bullding cor. Farnam and Lith sts., in suites or aingl; For prices, diakrams and'tnformation apply B.A.Sloman, 1513 Farnam et., Room 3. O VWARTED—Coiorea woman for weneral housework immediately, 1118 Davenport 834 0] VW ANTED-A good girl for a emall private family, 2409 Capitol avenue. &l st, wages £5.50 per week. JoO RENT—Desk room A. P. Tukey 1324 Fa man st. srntshed rooma for two or four gentioman, Upper fiateft hud side 182013 Bt, Mary's ave VWANT D—A young woman to take. care of one child and assist in sewing. Apply 1921 8t. Mary's ave, 46y ORt RENT—Two furnishod rooms with first- class table board If desired, Private fam- fly. 1923 Farnam st. 600 7 (JERANTUMS—0c per doz. for one week, at X 1728 8. 1th st, Henry H. Ehrenpfort. 28] TJI0 purtiva givig up hopsokeoping -Wo wil seil your furniture, &c. either at private #alo or At nuction, us you may dosire, Call_at our office, 8 E cor 16th and Douglus, Brown & Creighton, 404 10 i : 0 e et 0ss S, Tental _and_ Collection ToveLoy Y Agoncy 1t youwant work, or to employ help, or have housos to rent, or acco; golleet, callon M. Maynacd, 3i1 South Omahi. 218 in South Omaha . Bee 7310) Poare GING=16 per cent discount from torc pricos. Address Paperhanger, 814 North 10th st. N OTICE—We have nppointed Chi ®olo ngent for all property owned by us, All other azents will cancel same from their list. Rohrhuugh Bros. B0 CE.\ POOLS, ginks and vaults cleaned, oder- less proc B Ewing, box 427, city. 318§ Vl‘l) AGENTS -From this date, June 7th, the price on my South Omana property 18 ad- vanced $60 per fot. Theo. Olsen. 860 8 J /ADIES or gentlomen who desire positions of Jtrust should plice their names on our r cords at once. 'The advertisement costs only 50 conts per month until ordered ont. No com- misions. Record Advertising company, 1513 Furnam st. 018 REAL ik 15, the market. T, JOR RENT —tq Hospe . 1613 Dou T]'0 parties having houses for rent, Kental L Agency, Bonawa & Ca.. 19st., 0pposite pos oftico, Wo have turned over to them our rental list. We recommend them. McCague tiros agents tako notico, Lot # 1 ad s withdrawn, from Clefr, 859 9 aro Piaoo 84 monthiy. A i 52 Fu'iuuc T—Organs, §2 per mooth. 1618 Douglas. ), 4.8, Houeo turnhing goods. all kind o “onsh or instaliment; lowest prices at J. Bonner, 1315 Dougins st. 625 JERSONS wishing to retire from or enlarge their businuss enn tise for aalo or for & partner winted very o and _eftoccually with the Record Advertizing Co., 1513 Farnam at. Identity withheld if so desired. Ofiices in Ii leading oiti B2 8 (01t RENT—Square Piano, $s montnly. A Hosne. 113 Douxla s want to buy or sell furniture, go to n N h IF!““I’KU 87 16t1 VWANTED-A good German or Boheminu girl for general housework. A porma- nent place and good wages. Apply, immedi- 70 8 R st., corner of Leavenworthi. “'ANTED—IA(W book-keeper at U Meat Market. 1th st, near Webster. " TANTED—Girls for general housework, dining room work, Inundry work, cooks And 2 first-class second girls. Mrs. Brega & Son, 816 8 15th st., up stuirs. 892 7 TANTED—Ladics to work for us at_tnair own nomes; §7 to 1) per week can he quietly made: no photo-painting, 1o canviss. ing. For full particulars pleass addross at once Creacent Art Co., 19 Central st.. Boston, Mass, | 71 wPjolh* SITUATION WANTED. Hee office. “}A D—Situntion by a No. 1 pastey cook, RBY, 820 4% " ANTED—By a la of expericnce, situa tion to nurse Pereon. Referonces exchanged Addross S, 16, Boo office. 20.8) VW ANTED=Situation ns n travoling salosman 10 northern Nobraska by n man posted in tobaceo and grocery trade. Address \W. C., Lee oftice, Omuha. v 10§ VW ANIED=Bitaation in drug storo by soung man who has taken junior_course in Phiaemacy. "Adaress C. E. D, Box 6, Council Bluf 0 7 VWANIED=Ty a compotent person, situs tion s housckeeper; referente cx- 816, Bee, BIT 8 changed iveling ulesinan Adiress 8. 9 Bee tuation as t nss house, TANTED—Situatfon na collector or other- wise in mercantile house; well acqusinted in city: can furnish conveyance it desired, Ad- dress S 7, mxségiinmovs WANTS. VWANTED--Any kind of work for_eix wood heavy team s with dri . , 316 8 15t V D—Room and Loard in private fam- ily within 5 minutes walk_of tne dourt house. ~Address stating terms, 8 10, Bee. = #80 0% Mrs. Brega & ~o VW ANTED=Two rooms with board or noue #00d boarding place about July 8th, for gentleman and daughtor, will * farnish’ one Toom, good néighborhool, within 2 blocks of car line, " private family’ preferred, charges moderate. References exchanged. ' Address S 14, care lice office. L ap. & kitchon range and baso py tor s days botween, |, and Ol SALE—Sawdust at saw mill, 2d and Pop- pleton ave. 90 12¢ JOR BALE—A fine carringe horse, suitable for family driviog. Geo. N. Hicks, s, 16th street. BUSINESS CHANCES. L 0t SALE-~Barbor shop furniture. A col plete 4 chair outfit of ulmost now. furni: ure, ote., will be gold whole or in part. Havin, ught the shop and furniture at 15th and Far- A will sell mine at a bargain, Call at212 8, ith chis wek. Also three good barbers waoted by Mouday, June 13. 8. Patterson Emmel. 51 1) Imlmul(\' and Machine shops to sell or to exchangoe tor land or city property. Wil soll machinery and tools scparate. Can be ro- moved. Cali'on or address Hammond & Gib- 4 Douglas st, Omaha, 854 11 8o - 4 () CIDENTAL Hotel proporty for sale. This valuable property, corner of 10th and How- Ard streets, is offered for sule; €6 foet on 10th Andi feet on Howard. If not sold will be with- drawn from market on the 1ith inst. Al‘ylx on the promisesto Jonn I. Paynter. 4T ANTED=A Tudy or gentiem honost busin Wishing an rofits 83 to $14 every . only $100 required, will exchange for tock or trade; two best bunks of Omaha iven references.’ Call or write to Oftice No. 1, No. i\bu BALE—Span fino matohed bay driving borses. C. F. Hurrison, 4185 16th st OR SALE—Furnituro of &-roomed houso, all complete, House can be rented. Posses- #10n at once. 1508 C ) OR BALE—New, light sidobar top bugey, cheap, Cole a1t 8. 15th, room 1. {OR SBALE—One six-foot upright black wal- nut show case, Milton Rogers & Son. 909 VWANTED-Teams for ralirond work. Al bright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam, 743 W’r I st. VW ANTED=To buy § houses which can bo ro moved. A. F. Mayne, 1403 Dodze st JOR RENT--Ninc-room flat centrally locatod, 816 8 15th, w1 JOR RENT—An elegant front room with or without board. Address, 8. 17, Ueefl.__bvq OR RENT-Nice furnished room. Wwf‘“" —Furnishea rooms, 1118 Howard, N 684 8§ newly furnished room, south and east '_lrlvlll, o2 j(m«u NT=A Iar closct, hath and ga catly furnished rooms. 695 9 —Nicely furnisicd room, Lode st. i [OR RENT—A furnished front room and bonrd for two gentlemen at 1722 ”"‘};‘: st TFOR RENT—-Elegant rooms rences re- quired, 1607 Douglins st. 301 1‘ INCOLN PLACE—We have tor salo eloven 4" beautitul lots in Lingoln Place, adjoining the Patrick farm. Rush & Selby, 1521 Flrl;hm<4 ORTY-TWO feet on State streot Full lot in Saunders & Himeban Two good lots in Meyers, K. & T. add, each. 750 S.E. cor. in Boyd's. seitiuieeensenns 880 Trackage in Paddock Place, eheap,. ... - Room 2, Paxton building h's add PBURNBAM & SIRINGER, 1518 Dodge st have aiways cash on hand for lots taat must be kol 622 1 A, T, TUREY, 18 Farnam st mukos in: vostmenta for non-residents 'a_apeclaity With guniantoed intorest or siare ot profits, and takes full charge of property: referenve given. 30 TE youhave cash and want roal bargains come to Burnham & Stringor, IMHBEI‘H%“. at, 'OR SALE—Lots in Fremont, Neb , at auc- tion. Reduced rates on raiaoads. For articulars sco large display advertisement in his morning's Bec 675 7 E Patrick Farm and Coukling Place, Query: What hias the Patrick Farm got to do With' Conkling Piace? Answer: 1t joins Conkling Plnce on tho west and north, and pructically surrounds ity and, the owners of the Patrick Farm will gradé snd pave the streots, build 4 firstclans brick rosidences on every half block, and will put water, gas and sewer- agein the wddition, and will commenco work on their cablo line Within 34 hours after thelv tranchise 18 voted next Monday. There will be a “city” adjoining Conkling_Plnce on this farm with @ cable line to it running along three sides of Conkling Place. What is the moral? It {8 this: Conkling Piace i3 the handsomest, best located and_most accessible property in the western portion of the city, and is very cheap now, only $55) to for corners, and 850 to $0" for ingide lots, and affords, both buyer for fmprovement and speculation, the best advantngos for o home and eurest 'profits of any property or investment bofore tho publio to-day. The improvement of the Patrick Farm and rapid_trausportation thereto, will mako Conkling Pince iots very desirable, and they willgo up with a rush, We have in a quiet sort of a way, sold 50 of theso I0ts to represontative citizons 6f Omaha and Kansas City, and_haye left 110 very choice lote to offer at present prices until fuly ist. One-fitth easn, baluneg in cqual somi-annual payments,at 8 per cont, For further particulars cuil upon or address J. A. Grimth, solo rooms 20 and 21, Hellman Building, 63 YV E huve threo spiendid new cottugos for sale only 1i4 miles trom the P. 0.,1% story with 6 fine roomsand large hall, slated roofs, hay window, cit charming homos, splendid locality, prico’ $3.230, cnsh $500 bal: ance to sait. tman & Winstanioy, Roal Estutc and Loan agent, 120 North 15th strect. Jroi SALE—By Shaw & Co., 510 S 16th st. Houses and 10ts in all parts of the city. You can't afford to rent when you know the price and terms of this class of preperty. On Georgia avenue we hive a Iarko plece of ground for sale at less than its value. 1t is worth looking at it you wanta nice residenco property. Lots for &ale in different parts of the oity.and you are surg to make money by denling with us. We are headquarters for safe investinents. TOR RENT—Eloven nice unturnished sleep- ing rooms. Separate or all towether, in builaing 316 8 15th st. w5 FuliTmN'r Office rooms in Gruenig_block, corner 13th and Dodge. Davis & Hether- ington, Millard Hotel Billiard room. NOR y 4,000 population in Nebraska: 3 now rail- ronds now building to it. Hhrrison, Amblor & Woolley, 418 8. 15th t. . Omabh, Nebl ) OR RENT—Ono nicelyj furnished large front room, No. 1703 L\« fornia, suitable for two gentlemen, 714 10§ Fofiliu T—Desk roon ‘g office to left over Merchan! ntiondll bank. 820 e FOR 8 ALE---HOUSES--LOTS. \ 7 E Have three splendid now cottages for sale only 1:4 miles fromr P. 0., 1% story with 6 flge rooms and large slated roofs, bay windows, city water, otc;charming homes, splendid loeality, price &3, d cnsh $500, bal- to suit. Enstman & Winstanley, Real Estate and Loan agents, 120 North l.\lll‘flsllé('ul. + 12 lot ingige ot the one mile M limit. $3,£10. Worth $13% of any man's money. G00d 6 room house 'on Poppleton ave, a splendid home for somebutiy. Call_and ~get price apd terms. 20 lotsfn_Bedford Place, 40 ots in Moyers, Richards & Tiiden’s add, 16 lcts in Boyd's nld, 30 1018 in Orchard Hill add, 9 lots in Brown Park ot a bargain, 2 lots in Walnut Hill, fine tracknge at 1,000 oach, 1 fine south front lot in Fostor's add $2,500. ‘A good 5 room houso with basement, cellar, cistern, well,barn, blocks from tho red car line, for $2,600. ird cash and the balance inl,%and 3 cars. This place s very cheap, and ought to e taken at once at this price, e have about one hundred houses and lots for saio_on very easy terms, and one of the largest lists of prop- erty in Omuha. Give usa call. F, F. Willlams &Co., 19t and Chicago st., near Douglas Co. bank, 688 JPFCIAL—60x1; 8 “n\. —2or 3 horse power engine, hand. Apply at Millard hotel oftic VWV ANTED=Two sonted carringe suitw real cstate business, C. F. Ha 418 8 16th st. W ANTED -To buy nice team of earniage horses. Inquiro ot M. F. Martin, 617 S. 1the 552 FUII SALE~4,000,000 Hard Brick. T. !:‘\"lrrny. OR SALE—0 milch cows. B A Mursh, 604 N 16th, 505 Fun_s.u.u-uncn. T, Murray. WANTED- W ANTED=S or 10 guod brick lyer ., and Douglus; city work; )9 North 16th street, Omuba, Neb, 408 11) ('O BALE—Mont market doing .good busi- noss. Good location. Reusons for selling, Address P 47, oo, 90 8 Fi W SALE—Ono of tho best piying_saloons in tho eity. 'artios meaning by Sddress at once, 162, Bee oftice, e OCERY 8TOCK—Clean and fresh for_saio. .{-mm & Wililamson, Upstairs, 1401 R.tl)ur Ins Fon SALE—A bourding houso and furniture, doing’ good business, 40 bourders, good yeason for sellin Call at Currie & Vollum, 5th and Capitol ave, Expositon Butlding. 5 DR SAL ory eheap, good brick busines property in Grand Islund, Neb. The grontest Pargain and bost terms in this city, Good res- gous for selling. For purticulars nidress J. H. oolley, Attorney atLaw, Grand l!hg;i '1-»1{“7' CLAIRVOYANT. W ANTED-Boy about 13 to 15 yenrs old to carry foot route on Evening liee. 82 7ANTED—At European Hotel, 1 first-class waiter -man. 546 9 y TANTED--A 2004 tallor to do prossing and repairing at onge, Call at 1000 F ‘ ANTED—Immediately in wholes: nssistant bookkeeper, must have experi- ce, strictly uccurate and first-class penman, salary 850 per month. Average writcrs and college graduates need aot answer. Adiress “818," Boe office. 8408 W ANTED—First-clags wood _ turner and seroll saw; mmonds, Reevos & Co. Planing Mill, 8 828 9% W ANIED-Fittor and machinest for chil dron’s shoe work. Apply K. Jench & Co, Hownrd t, cor of 18th and St, Mary's avo., TR RATIR Quyiyogsat trom Hoston 1t X in al e e, ites separat ors. 125 N. 10th at, foom 6 601} VW ANTED-A photographer to make views of Omaha buiidings, J. W, & E. L Squire 1413 Farnam street. 8437 VW ANTED -Good tinners at once. Traiel & Co., Jacob E, 27th and Leavenworth. 842 8¢ hor pocket book contal ing betweon $3 and 89, lost on St. Mary's venue or 1ith st. between the Hattle of jettysburg and 15th and Farnam, Finder will ve thanks and reward by returning same 0 L. 0. Ewen with Ediolm & Akin, opp. post flice, 819 7) OST, Strayed or Stolen, dark brown horss, A4weight 1,000 pounds, no shoes on front foet, ualtor on with rope, llm five years, little spot Al off of right shoulder, l-'fmlt‘r please re- urn to Peter G008 hof A. A Stewart ;o 80T OST—A lignt bay mare, lamo in right hind foot. Return to Frank Pechac, 820 st, be- ween Chicago and Cass. 83 4+ TRAYED—One black and one brown horso Jand one black and ono sorrel mare. Koturn 0 1151 N. 15th st. Liberal reward. 7% 9] TRAYED---Or Stolen- Brow, 50 1 hands high with heavy mane and tail, with large scar on heel of right hind foot. ' Liberal ro- Jrard paid for his retura to Webster bara on th and Lesvenworth. ] T ANTED -Good wagon maker at once. 0d wages, stedy work, L. E. Roze ad Cum D—Baker a y TANTED=50 men for R, R. work, A{rpl; Tngram & Russell, 1007 Farnam st. 819 9+ W ANIED-Good expericnced man to work butter, Addressit 72,1ee office. 680 3 r'lllhll} enorgetio en us specinl avents. W. F. Allen, General Agent Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany of New York, No. 215 South 13th m;‘eo]t. WA TED—TInteliize OR RENT- 7 room boarding house on 1l 6t, itent §28. Fixtures for nlo, operative Land & Lot Co. N. 16th’ st #448 T—Niceofiice space on Dodge sty opposite P O, $20 per month, Mitehiell & Leyonmarck. 861 9 OR RENT “for s $450. 15-room boarding house, good will, lease and furniture, §1,500, ouse for sale with lease of ground forb yrs, 3 first- class restaurants for sale. 2houses for rent or sale on mnth& ay- ments. Co-Operative Land & Lot 58 8 05 N16th'st, —Or sale, 2 houses soutn of U. P. depot, & and 5 rooms, inquire at 805 N ¥th strect. 786 8) FOK RENT—A first class corner grocery store with counter and shelving, on paved st and street car line. ~ This is a good o) mnrmg; ity for somo live business man. Arm‘.v at tl oflice of Morso & Bruncr, 1605 F"mm# 4 i room flat; furniture for sale; JOR RENT—New brick &tore and barbor shop, 8180 5-room flat with all modern im- provements. Inquire n W cor 13th nmI’J\Yll- ams. T Fon-n?N'r—s«oom House, 709 Pacifie. F\Oll RENT—Brick yards, T. Murray. F()l RENT—Three room house, 11084 3561“1 Tnquire at 617 8. 1ith OR RENT—Store and second floor_on eor 16th and Varcy st. lnquire of Mrs. F, Lange, 608 8 13th, 889 FOR RENT—Ono new 7 room house situated on the ne cor King and Coffman_streots, Patrick Lros, room 2, 565 10 TFQOR HENT-—Bascmont well lighted and dry 1613 Howardst, Inquire of Bhuw & Con, 5108 1oth, 288 rlington bik, 'Brlix'n.w & STRINGER, 1518 Dodge St., have always cash on hand for lots that must !m_sn 021 I you have cash and want real bargaing come to Burnham & Stringer, 1518 D¢ MMEDIATE sale willtake 5 10ts_or loss only 5_or 6 blocks from Exchange bld and TUnion Stock yards on favorable terms. Sixteen houses under contract in eame block. Iwant what they are worth. T don’t want fane; T want to sell quickl Tiranch. TRIG BARGAIN LARKSON & 0. 10th st., 50> Hull, and has g00d cotth Linko st., 1211t. on Lake st corner, $3,600, Hoyd's addn., & few choice lots and one hiogk of ten lots for #ule at prices that will make the investors big money. Hanscom Pluce, 150x150, corner Georgin ave, and Hickory. for' 81,000, and $1,000 cash wuil swing it; is worth §5,000, Farnam st., 2 ft. near 11th. Douglas, near 20th, 66x132, $9,000. Douglus ‘and 8th, corner, 132x132, Bixteenth corner Davenport, 132x132, finest business property in the city, clioap. ._[vcxm-m;u ave, and Howard, corner, 60x140, Howard, cor. Phil. Bheridan, 125x128, fine picco to improve, &t. Mary's ave., 66x132, improved, elegant corner. E'lzh:fien!h und 8pruce, 105x140, corner, cheap at §7,u ‘Falrmount, 75x121, cor. 25th and Grant, good corner to improve. 40 ncres on new Northwestern Ry. , adjoining Omaha Heights. . 16th st., 42x140, £6,00) Bo. 1th st. | b0x110, £5.000, Bo. 10th st,, 50x140. 85,000, Park Plucé, 2 choice acros, eheap. California st., fine corner, 32, £20,000. Omaha Heights, Lots 8300 to 8515, one-fifth cash, & house costing $1,200 is given away with every 60 lotsisold: adjoins Central Park where lots aro gelling at $700, and we will have o $1,500 depot in Omaha Helghts by Aujust, therefore now isthe time to buy. Clarkson & Beatty. 219 So. lithst. 763-T ¢ to Brownell <y terms. WV £ have throe spiendid new cottages for sale only 1% miles from P. Qx 1% story with 6 fine rooms nnd large haily #inted roots, bay windows, city water, ete:!charming houses, splendii” locaiity, prico @138 osh §30), bal: ance to suit. Eastman & Winstanloy, ' Real Estate and Loun agents, 120 forth 13th Stroet. s O\ Hundrod houses fornlc s und lo. cution to suit everybodygits in all parts of res, John Gallaghet, 17 Boulx‘é illvh st city QR RENT—Tureo room house, 7' Puciflo. For I ix room house, 1103 8 7tb, For Re oom house, 1015 N 2ith 083 JOR RENT—Window, good locality for fow clor of real estate. "Apply 1033 1 6l $ paid (i month 10 mn 10 rell our go0ds. D. W, McLane & Co., Burlington, lowa. 6% Jy 2* VWANTED=3 cont makors and @ pants makers, A. Kalish, 819 8 15th. i‘"umub—cmmmn Toguire now churen 26uh wnd Louvenworth, M. T. Murphy, 618 T OST OR STOLEN—A by horse, white hind 4_toet, rope marks on hind logs: 140) lbs. H. sucobbarger, cor. Saundors and Clurk st “'AN D—Men for railrond work in Color- ado, also men for railroad work in Ne- braska. Aloright's Labor Agency, 1120 Fn‘r-!:lm. 7 Py ST T O row wi il lor 1ts recov- ery at 1712 lzard street. e 760-7, ghteenth, Ehorman ave or Grnco fioations.” Please return to i6th st., or P. J. Creodon, architect, M. T, Murphy, contiactor and aiss €4 Jow Tetes Gorasr: Toms and Tzard streets, lown ofoe 519 Telophone 842 427j14% for nice farai- uth T TOHAG! ; F:I%g e rhyerot Novih itk porac® Flruk t-clasa stor unonnuflit‘fimu.m ' ‘vln"fiii)muma carpenters by M. O'Connor, contractor, Sioux City, Ia. [ k] ~A man of K00d education to act ling salesman with n frst-cliss e abio to give sccurity, Tiox T, 38 J 18) WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Milors. i0oe 3 oo oond &R o '“'Afim:ém WIFLat 01 S, TiTh wivety \/ ANTED - Dressmakers at Miss Minvioks™ ‘ A makers at Miss m-au Wt 63 8 15th ot e TR S e ‘\'ANTID-A first class girl to do house- W nr:x.'uulmm. Call at_office. FOR RENT---ROOMS. ” Fdn_ KENT—Furnished room. 1812 Dodge. JPOR RENT - Handsome, furnished front oo, bath, ete., §12, S811 Seward ot t room for | gentlo- bath and all con- 15 Capitol ave, 85510 FT)R RENT—2 nicely furnished front rooms, with board. Terms modorate. 2011 Burt street. 5118 R RENT-Pleasant rooms, s, bath, &c. 610 Pleasant st. Soodboard ¢y FOR RENT~Ware room cor. 13th and Cal- ifornia on Belt Line. For culars on- quire at Union Nt bank. emaenre JOR RENT—Very ploa man near businos: veniences, private £ A ELECTS, aro the_carefally listed bargains 33" nted down by Cako & Bilings. Our sam- hle case: V'S lots with 2houss, 3. T. Redick's sub, only blook from- sLret CAT’ ling, 103x133 £t on ¥ etreots, big monoy here for giu. Hewuty ‘of Bartlett, fruff troos, fino view, only #1.400 cash neadod. ) ‘Chenpest South Omaba stwt on the markot Come, over 101, corner Datge and 15th, nnd ‘we'll make it pleasant and pyonitable furmruu. HEAP LOTS-You can maje money on our Cheap Lots on the valley’ north of town, $150 to §275. Comeo and see KDU.L Ba‘lIJ;!J&l‘IIII. FW“ SALE—Nico 7-room house with lot 50x150, in the most desirable residence part of Omaha. Elegant cellar and large cistern, fruit and shade trees, nice barn. City water in front of house. No finer lot in "Omuha. View unsurpassed. Price $2,200, £1,000 cush, balanco |, 2 and 3 years. Call at private house, 40U N, 1500 8t 805 1§ wPECIAL Bargain until June 15th room house, pantry, ciosets, ceilar, barn, 800 bbl cistern, in Omaha View, very sightly. Price. $2,0). Cash, $40), lml,r 5 per month, Hammond & Gibson, 1514 Douglusst. 864 11 ew six- OR REANT—Unturnished rooms suitable for housekeeping. Inquire 622 8 18th. 8 FJI RENT—Large front room with alcove, Nicely furnished, suitable for two ge men, 2434 o T Rt RENT -Large it room. . O A, TR oo 1&"" :'" O FENT=Framodvoome ot WS eyt (SEE ur cheap list— 88x132, & corner on 13th st. 100x132, a'corner on 13th st 80x132, ' corner on Jones s 132x134, a corner on § 1ith ¢ 80x182, & corner on Guming st. N§xlhustnu.. ¢ 2 E front lots in Hawthorne add 2 lots in Bi Place, for both.... B 753162 and a 6 room Sottageon filist McGavock & 0'Connor, 316 South l!(:lfllll. W, H: GREEN, 215 S, 13th St., offers the fol- « lowing bakgain 7 boautiful lots, 21x90 to 10 foot alley on Leavenworth st., corner of 20th st. This is tho best and cheapdst business’ property on the street. Lot #0x120, east front on 8. 1ith st. Ono of the finest on thest., €11,500; ensy terms. One of the finest residence lots in Clark add., 64x128, 86,400, Cor.'of Leavenworth and 25th ave., 14414 on Leavenworth and 12814 on 25th. Great bar- enin, $32,000. Brown Park and South Omaha lots from $400 to §1,000. W, H. Green, 215 8. 1th st. 711 ASIENTION - Wo havo purtios niways rondy {0 trade city property or farms for any kind of me-chandiso. Eastman & Winstaniey, 120 North 15th street. 793 8 IOR S8ALE-11 choice lots in Clifton Hill; very choap for a short time. 8 of tho best lots in Carthage add. 13 Beautiful Jots in Orchard Hill, Some choice lots in Saunders & Himebaugh's add. ‘Would like you to call and see me about im- proved insido proporty thut will pay uny one wanting a good investment to Investigate,como and list your propprty with me, I don't belong to any roal estate, exchange and try to hundle nothing but bargains James Stockdale, 113N, 16th st. Oflice with Ball & Co. 549 9 TTHE Appie of My Eye,"nome only 44 blook oft St. Mary's ave oar line, convenient to busi- ness, bullt “not for a day but for all time, Bargains in business property. List with us for wo put thom whers they keep hot. Cake & Bilings' over 101 South 15ih st. TTENTION—Wo have parties always ready to trade city property or farms for any kind of merchandise. Eastman & Winstanley, 120 North 15th stree! 98 8 AND Seckors _Attention.—You _ will no- tice by the Iatest advicos from the nortnwestern counties of the recent sales of stute school lands, ranging from $7 to & acre. We offer 2) sections of cholce Ins Tp. 9, 10, 11, niong the line of tho B. & M. K. R, between' Frontier and_Lincoln counties, at 500 10 $1.2) per scre, Our lougos have 4 yoars yot o run, and the annual rontal s only. §19.20 por gection. This 8 & rare opportunity to sccure a cheup 640 acre farm, exempt from taxes for 24 yours, 14 consh, balace in one year, This offer will only hold good for the next 30 days. 1521 Dodge St. Ex- 8 Land agents, chanve, 31 70U can_make money by investing a fo dollurs in_those handsome and valuable lots in Fremont, Neb., to be sold at nuction. For particulars’ see udvertisoment in this morning’s B 678 7 YUTTHIS OUT.—I have two houscs and /" twenty-five lofs close to conter of city, which 1 will el on terms to suit anyone, or will tradc it, a8 this 18 Ly own property I can make any arrangement necessary. Call on or address Peter Wiig, 934 north 27th 700 INCOLN PLACE—We have for sale cleven beautiful lots in Lincoln Pluce, adjoining thePatrick farm. Rush & Belby, 1521 I'urn“lu'n. OR BALE- Four of the best residence lots in Park Place, for §2,000 each, very ousy terms. It wili pay you to look these' up. One eolegnnt lote in- Old Ambler Placo, {850, easy terms, Two acres in Brookline at $900 each, snap, ‘Iwo of the best lots in Jetter's add 'to_South Omaha for $776 each if taken at once. 100 ft on Leayenworth st, fust off Purk ave, at $100 per ft, iook intoth 0 beautiful east front lots in Mayne Pluce on 2id street, cheap. We have tho best lots in Conkling Placo, which we can sell at prices below any in that addition. Call and let us show you'this proporty. -~ We aiso have baraning all over thacity. List your property with us. Darling & Pomeroy, 416 § oth st TTENTION—We have parties always roady to trade city property or farms for any 4 of merchandige. Eastman & Winstaniey, North Iith street. 798 § TOR SALE—A good home. a large house in Rartlett's add, reats for §19 per mo, will bi 201d at & barguin this woek. Apply to W. B. cach, 1509 Farnam, w03 7 R ESIDENCE BARG AINS—Elogant 10-roomed brick, beautifully finjshed, every conven- ience, 810, )xi10, Kedick's subdivision, corner splendid f-roomed bouse: modern, 35,000, Wx140, Park avenue, corner lot, with clegant modern residence, £12,000, with fine 10-roomed lot, 66x142, California stre house ‘&t & hirgnin at $9,000. 50x182, Miilard Place, 7.roomed house, with barn anl alley at rear, $5,50) 50x140, enst front, Georgia avenue, 0 room house With barn, ote’ . §7,000. 62x125, Nelson's addition with good 9-roomed house, barn, etc., $4,200. 50x18), nice s w Lot nicely fenced and sodded, $3,50: easy terms. 50x140 Paulsens nddition ‘with efght-roomed hu&n‘:. ccllar, bath room, city water, barn, etc., $4,000. d5x15) Ranscom Place, nine-roomed house bulit to suit purchaser, )), terms to suit. Wo bave an elegant, modern residence in Aanscom P! with full lot, good rn, city water, ete., lot nicely ded; if you arc look- ing for a bargain take an hour (o investiyute this, to be sold at a great pargain if taken this week. Five-roomed cottage with about §500 worth of good furniture,lot 50x119, &3,20). 30x180 Millard & Caldwell’s, 7-roomod cottage with fine barn and ailay at'the rear, this is & saup at $1.20), easy terms. 3ix, Milard & Caldwell, with G-roomed cot- tagoscellar, clty wat 5 e have three s ow cottages for sule on casy terms,only 14 miles from postoftice 1% story with 6{ine rooms, large bhail, siated roors, buy windows, clty w homes, splendid locality Cash $00), bilance to suit; #1x100, Parrick’ nice 5-room cottage, #3,0, terms to suit Fargains in vaeant 1ots in all additions. We have pariies niways ready to trade city or acre proporty for any kind of merehandise. Eastman & Winstanley, Real Estate und Loan Agents, 120 North ;5th street. T8 VVE offer for a tew days o sella fino busi- ness proporty for §33,000. 7 stars bulkd: ines with fiats above, now'paying $4,70 per year. Wiil tako good ‘roal estate in part pay- ment, balance on easy terms. New 6 room house in Walnut Hill 2,100, §200 cash, balance eusy terms. ~Call for torma. Houses and lota on Park av., on Go rga av,, on Virgmia av., Hanscom Park, Hanscom Place, and in fact a large list in ail_the most esirable portionsof the city, E.T.Gadd & n, 155 Faroam o, - add., | F. HAMMO! . _oent on inve =o|llh Omaha. Price ~8peclal tment, busi o #1,800; cash. a8 property in Rents' for 1, 3 Trade—Will trade & full machine shop fof improved or unimproved property s & bar- galn. Two 0-room hou! for eale, to be removed before October, bet 15th and 19th sts, on Far- nam. Great Bargain! comolete, fce house, grocery store and fixtures Baloon with &o., or horses, 2 full lots, tross, ete. cash, bul. to Suit. iroat Opening. Platform, good greh gatcway, 8500 cnsh, bal t Tmproyed parts of t Beer Bar, 0 suit. city. tient Garden, board &, Gramwmercy Park. $1,80; bar fixtnres togethor _with Drinking trough 500; 8300 Dancing fence, nd_unimproved property in all Tn addition to my own extensive list 1 have a8 a member of the Ne- braskn Renl Estate Exchanie ncc of 116 other real city, all of whose indexed and in_whatever local'ty estate properties availablo, you purchase it will be next to impo: nding Just what you want, oth st TTRNTIO! to the lis 08 _in the 1 have congequently may ible to miss . Hammond, 822 desire to ~We have partios niwnys rendy £\ to_trade city property or farms for any kind of merchandise. 120 North 16th strect. Eastman & Winstunley, 08 8 tent OF tride, five-room cottage aulseu’s adaition, And three lots 5th st Ten-room house Ludwick' place, and other L. V. Crum, 120 N 4 Can soll for a fow days only Lot 100 ¢iisc's nddition for 86,00, Lot 71 Gise's nddition, § Block 1 Boyd's addition, § One-third cash, balance 1, And 8 yora Remington & MoCormick, 220 South 1311 st. RLINGTON—Fino south front lot. $1,200: 2 jots in Bedford Pluce, 20 o) in loyd's add, 10 lots in Meyers, Kichards & Tilden's ndd, several lots in Brennan Pl Place, Brown park, Buker Place, Conkling Place, Clifton hts, Cloverdale, Catalpn Druke's wirmont, Hunscom Place, Hillside No. 2, . Hartman's add, 00 feot front on North 1ith gouth hae, Pla Place, Hillside No. Hitehcock’ north of Douglas add. Nicholus } B, corner on 28th and Capitol avo, Mx JBure Oak, Briges’ Creston, Curts Hill, Crofshiton Pince, Cloveiand ndd, Denman Highland park, oty front 5 for §2, 500, Lots in Jerome park, Kilby Place, Kirkwood, Kountze Kountze Place, Kountze d, Kountzo's sup., Luke's adi., nice corner §1xi ne south front in ft. south front lot ird for 1,100, ndd.’, §1,000 gouth fron Fostor's ndd,, 0, One on Decatur '8t. in Roed Huth's Add,, Kountze's éth in Lowe's Lots in all of the beet additions In und to Umahn, We hnve ore of the best and largest lists of 0od property to be found E%R kboa 8 room houso No. the city. Poppleton ave that must bo sold, and would liketo get n good reagsonuble offer from someone; this place Wo have & 'very comny be bought right. an to list of residence property too largo to enumer- ato investment. F. F. Chicago sts, near Dou ]{ USH & SELUY, 68 Jots in Carthage 85 lots in Lincola place.. . 7lots in Orehnrd hill 10 lots in Sheridan place 1610ts in Portiand place. 83 lots in oyds 1 1ot in Bedford piace. 1lot on State st . 10 lots on Lonvenworth st 100 ft 8 10t st.per foot. 185 ft on 8 10th st per foot 10 lots in Okahoma... 41ots on s 10th st.. § 300 £t on s 16th st per foot ots in Wilcox 2d B lots in Original plat. Blots in Rush & Selbys ‘ad 3 lots in Syndicate 8 0., 41ots in Alhwights nnnex 4lots in Fairmont place. Blots in Patricks ... # lots in Paddock place chenp... 2 lots In Suulls 24 .. Rush & Seib snle only 1i; miles with 6 fine rooms and laree hall bay windows, city water, o spiendid locality, price ' § ance to_suit. AM & STRINGE be sold. R, 15 have always cash on hand for Give us a call if you are looking tor an Williams & Co., I 1 I al ban) 531 Farndm, WE Have throe splendid ‘new cottages for rom P. O. 14 story Inted roofs, charming homos, ), cash Eostman & Winstanley, Real Estate and Loan agents, 120 North 15 500, bl h street. T8 lots that musf 7 NPRECEDENTED ATRTACTION! OVER A MILLION DiSTRIBUTED. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. L. Lonisania State Lottery Company. Incorporated by tho logisiatire in 198, for eduess tional and charitable purposes, and ite franchise stitation, fn 1879, made a part of the prosent stuto ‘o vote. byan overwhalming populs 1ts Grand Bingle Number Drawings take placo monthly, and the Grand Semi-Annual Drawings regularly every six months (June and Decom- ber). “Wao do hareby cortify that wo suparviso tho arrangemonts for all tho Moothly and Seii-An- nual I rawings of The Louisinna State Lottery Company, and in person manage and_control the drawings thomselves, and that the same aro conducted with honesty, fairness and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate with fac-sim- iles of oursignatures attached, in its advertiso- COMMISEIONERS, — ‘Wethe undersigned Banks d Bankors will Lay all Prizos drawn in The Louigiana State ntteries which may be presented at our coun- ters, J. H. OGLESBY, Pres. Loufsiana N TERRE LANAUX, Prcs. State A. BALDWI 'onal Nk. ational Bk Pres. New Orleans Nat'lBank CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank. GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING. In the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, June 14, 1887. CAD TAL PRIZE, §$300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars Each. Halves $10; Quarters $5; Tenths $2; Twen- tieths 8!, iy I 25,000 i OF JF 5,000 1,00 are 501 aro. 25 PRIZ 100 PRIZ 200 PRI F 500 PRIZES OF 200 are APPROXIMATION 100 Prizes of 300,000 1 Ave.. .. 10,000 nro 300 are . s, ) approximating to 10 Prizes of 850 approxiinating to 0 £1 0 nre. 100 Prizes ot £50,000 Prize wre TERMINAL TRIZES, 1,000 F Prize are 1,000 Prizes of $100 decided by... Prize are.. 3 Prizes amountingto..... or any furthor nfo Your hand ity rpi T Jar ncld droas. O™ (preis mono, rafiey Toe addesse Urmix, For club rate the undursiene: tinet and signat dolivery will bs s e boaring your Bond PONTAL New York Exchunge | express (ut our cxpe: Or M. A, DAU WASHINGTON, D, C. 03 0f §100 decided by L §300,00 r. upproximating to 100,000 100,00 1,055,000 o apily o st o dis: ordors, or urrency by OnrLEANS, LA, Address Registered letlers to NEW ORLEANS who are {n of ubiolute are all equn vo of { Rl tho Tickat i ation, whosa ¢ 5 highet cnart t tho piy AT iLer and that 1 divine what numbors will draw a Prize. MEM B cut of all p NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS REMEMBER 4t prosenco ot uregard and s, 14w guar irness eud lnterity, that the oue oun possib'y BANK ¢ siznod by th 1 rights : therefore, be imitations or AnoBymOUS ¥elicmes 0 DAYS' TRIAL. "D ELASTIC TRUS '\ & Vad ditferent fron oy while the & blo and cf @__«ifimfl? : bac 7 Proclamation and Election Notioce. EXECUTIYE l!m-un‘,\l y Ciry cof OMAHA, NEDRASKA, AYOR'S OFFICE, June 2, 18 —!trl virtue of the authority in me vested, I, William J. Broateh, Mayor of the City of Gmaha, do héreby proclain to the qualified voters of said efty, and the re- spective wards thereof, and voting districts tuerein, that on Monday, the 15th day of June, A. D, 1887, a special election in sald City of Omaha will be held at the following vlaces In said city, to-wit: FIRST WARD. Voting District No. 1—At 8, W, Cor Tenth and Jones, Voting District No. N. E. Cor. Sixth and Pierce, g Voting Distriet No. 8—=At Eleventh St. No, 4 Engine House. SECOY Voting District No. Sixteenth and Leavenworth St Voting Distriet No. 2—At N. E. Sixteenth and Vinton Sta. THIRD WARD. Voting Distriet No, 1-~At 017 Capital Av, Voting District No. 2=At 805 8, Twelfth Street. FOURTII WARD. Voting District No. 1—At Planters’ House, Dodge St., bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth St ting District No. 2—At 1503 St. Mary's Ave. Cor. FIETH WARD. “\'nt'lug District No. 1—=At 506 N. Sixteenth Street, Voting D istrict No. 2=At N. E. Cor, Six- teenth and Lzard Sts., INTH WARD, Voting District No. 1—At 1618 Saunders Street. Voting District No. 2—At S. W. Saunders St. and Ames Ave. SEVENTH WARD. Voting District No. 1—-At N. W. Cor. Twenty-ninth Ave. and Woolworth St. Voting District No, 2—AtQuealey’s Sehool House. Cor. EIGITH WARD, Voting District No, 1At 2017 Cuming St. Voting District No. 2—At 2407 Cuming St. NINTH WAKD, YVotiug Distriot No. 1—At storg of Charles J. Johnson, ‘Lwenty-ninth and Farnam. Voting District No. 2—At Hertzman Block, Cor, Werner Ave. and Eureka St, The polls of said election will bo oven at 8o'clock in the morning and will continue open until 6 o’clock in the afternoon, and at aid election the following question and proposition concerning the granting of a Faehise to the Metropotitan Cable Rtailway Company of Omala will be submitted to said clectors of said city, to~wits 'Shall consent, right ot way and authority be given tothe Metropolitan’ Cable Railway Company of Omaha to construct, maintaln and operate a street railway with cars pro- pelled by electricity, compressed alr, horse power of eable, or by 'such other motor as may hereatter bo shown practicable, except steam locomotives, for the operation ot street rail- ways, with suitable turnouts, connectiong and turn-tables, in_the City of Omaha, oo and through_the following streets in said city, viz: Mason, Marey, Leavenworth Jones, Jackson, Howard, Harney, Farnam Douglas, Dodge, west of Twentieth; Capital Avenue, Davenport, Chicago, Cass, Call- fornia, Webster, Burt, Cuming, Hamilton and lzard, all between Eleventh sireet and limits on the west: Kleventh street, ‘Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Six: teenth between Mason aund Cuming, and Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth from Mason to Vinton streets; Vinton from gleventh to Green, Seven- teenth, Nineteenth between Howard and lzard: Twenty-first, Twenty-second and Twenty-third botween Dodie and Izard, and one of its termini shall be at the intersection of two of the previous above named streets, and the other near the west line of the south- east quarter of Scetion 13, Township 1 #mnge 1 east in Douglas County, Ne- hraska. All votes “Yes” on said question and proposition shall be regarded and considered as in fayor of granting said franchise and all votes “No” shall be resarded and considered us against granting said tranchise. ) In Witness Whereot, I have here- SE. unto set my hand and caused the SEAL [ seal of said City to be aftixed the =) dayand year ftirst above written, WiLnianm J, BroArcn, Mayor, J. B, SouTnARD, City Uh:‘r\hm d LAWYER HONG YEN CHANG. The Mongolinn Who Has Become a ember of the New York Bar. A few days ago the fact was chronicled in these columns, says the Hartford Cour- ant, that the New York legislatnre had vpassed an act authorizing the supreme court of the state to waive the alicnage of Hong Yen Chang, a native of China, but now a resident of New York, and to regularly admit and license him to prac- tice as an attorney and counselor in all the courts of the state, provided, of course, he passed the usual examination admitting him to the bar. Hong Yen Chang came to this country with the second detachment of Chinese stu- dents about thirteen z\:-urx ago. He was first sent toschool at'Northampton. His chum was Chang Mun Yew, who has made a splendid record for himsclt since his return to China, having tauken the hignest official position secured by any of the boys who were educated in Amer- ica. Hong YenChang soon sent to Mr. Stebbin hool at Springficld, after which, in 1875, he came to Hartford and entered the high school, where he at once took a high stand. While attending 8chool he boarded with the family of Mr. William B. Smith. Chan did not remain at the high school to graduate, but went instead to the pre- paratory school at Andover, In 1879 he entered Yale, where he was one of the foremost students in his class, taking from the first a high stand in scholarship, His chum at college was Mun Yew, who will be remembered as one of the most popular coxswaing Yale ever had. In 1881 the Chinese students were recalled, and Chang went with them, very much dis- um:uuum( and chagrinned at not being able to complete bis studies. He went, however, with the determination that he would return as soon as practicable to resume his course. Upon reaching China he was I;lnccd at a naval school. He soon tired of the monotaony of hislife and managed to obtain his release. He then visited his aged mother, but only to say farcwell for a sccond time. By means of small savings which he accumulated,and through the assistance of friends he soon found himself in possession of a suflicient sum to bring him to this country. At this juncture occurred an accident that will Allustrate his churacter. A studentfriend, who, like himself, had been recalied, im- plored for assistance to enable him tc reach his home in a distant point in China. Chang willingly loaned him his entire capital, and then, for the second time, sct out to obtain funds to enable him to complete hiseducation. He finall secured enough to get him to Shanghal, from which point he sailed for Honolulu, where a brother of his had bult up a succeseful business. Here he entered o law office and showed himself 80 apt a student that at the end of a year he was oftered a salary of $1,200 to re- main. He was anxious to become better grounded in law, however, and so re- wurned to the United States. He entered Columbia law sehool in 1845, and agnin 1 in his class. Atthe time of his graduation, which occurrad a year a0, he reccived épecial mention for pro- ficiency shown in the examinations. He passed” last summer in this city as the fguml of Dr. Oliver C. Smith, and he was e 50 during the summer of 15865, He was with Messrs. Hyde, Gross & Hyde during his sojourn in Hartford, and “at- tributes much of his subscquent success to his work under them. Last fall he returned to New York and entered the office of a leading law firm in that city., It was here that Chang was met with the most diflicult obstacle that had yet confronted him. e desired to beconie a member of the Kings county bar, but was prevented from taking the exasmination by the pro- visions of the law relating to Chinese emigration, A well known judge became interested in his case, and succeeded in securing the passage of the bill already ulluded to, which made it possible for Chung to beadmitted to the bar, The examinations have now been successfully passced, and he is a full-fledged lawyer, It is more than probable that he will re- ceive a large share of the patronage of the Chinese population of New York, and his many friends in this city will wish him every success in his profession, Attest: