Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1893, Page 8

SPECIAL NOTICES. _——— DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS Wil b taken unti] 1290 p. m. fof the evening Aud vl 8:90 p. m. for the moruing and Sunday editions 4 Adveriigers, by requestine & nimbered check a1 have thelr answers addressed (0 & pimbered etter in eare of THE BEk. Answers 80 Addressod Wil be delivered upon prescentation of the check SITUATIONS - WANTED. Raton 1146 & word first fnsertion after. Nothing taken for less than & AR, NEW YORK furnish business men stenoy RO L7 Tel. 505, A VANTED, SITUATION AS ASSISTANT EN For fireman by sober man. 10 Totl OF steam heating prefer ANTED, & TUATION Y A PRINT ats oxperivnes and kool habits, Country | rrod. S | Niehols, Salix, Ta. | 035 28 WANTED- MALE HELP. word thero- Taten 114c 4 word first nsertion after. Nothing taken for oas th P35 SALAKY OR COMMISSION TO AGE: handlo the Patent Chemieal Tni The most usernl and novel fnvent ¥ 118, magie. 200 1o 500 e A $20 pes also want o g take charge of territory and_ appot Arare cha noney. Write CTAsIng. . Wis. - 1F YOU WANT A GOOD PAYT Jthe Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukee B ROYOU WANT To BECOME desnan with a_chance of 1 tor and work for the Singer Mfy 1 Singer offien 1618 Dotglas, ii SOLICITORS WANTED, SOLICITOR TEAMS furnished: OXtFA pay 10 partics with g, Amcrican Wringer Co., 1009 Toward st. 379 200 B TANTED, DRUMMERS 10 SELT, QUININE- whisky. Pays blg commis- No ites Addross with ref: Quii Hsville, Ky, JOB WRITE Wi A FIRST CL coming o ¢ Co. 1 80 apply 161 813 wine vin furnishe “ ADDRESSES 2 wantin 300 Omica and Address K 89, Tox s free. M58 20* VR SR 540 WANTED-FEMALE HELP. Ratos.1%c a word first insortion, 1e 4 word there- after. Nothing taken for I Boston, Mass, S WANTY M3 840 WA ). A FIRST CLASS COOK AT 10 Douglas street it s TED. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GF e work. Mrs. L. A, Garner, Call- fornt 29 (I, )WANTED, LADIES AND ¢ will gelve you $2.00 (0 §12.00 por week 10 work forus at your homes: strictly home work canvansing: send self-addresced envelope. ¢ Funons & Co., Batterymareh and Water Sts. 100, Masy MANI' 310 (- WANTED, X GOOD COOK, WITH RF ences; wiges, $5 per week. 546 South street pes: (A G00D CO0K AND TAUNDRE Mrs B, MeCormick, 208 . $id St WA lious stree Mo NTLEMEN: WE (! WANTED must_com 1910 Capitol ‘(, WANTED, eral housework cer strect. GOOD GIRL, FOR T0US well recommended, good COMPETI M NT GIRL FOR A.B. Jaquith, 2017 § 10R RENT -HOUSES, ch insertion. ?IV' o for less thiun #5¢. Rates, 10¢ n lne ¢ month. Nothing tak TgEok 1 NT. HOUSES 1 e city, 0. F. Davis am nupiny, 1005 Far- BRT 3 AND 4-ROOM APARTAENTS, VON DORN black, With steam; refercnces required FOR RENT - UNFURNISH'D BODKS_ Raten, 144c & word first insertion, 104 word thera- after. Nothing taken for less thin 250, (39 SOUTH FRONT ROOMS. 008 N_11TH &7, 4 Mi10-810¢ (3 FOUR_MODERN ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR, Tnear park, very desirable, 1309 8. 25th stre M449 10 HOUSER ERPINC hydrantand ciatern. HAMBERS FOR ind wife, 1o childre o ket TWONICE UNFURNISHED GRO soms. for Keeping ND P ity wate ge FOXR RENT -STORES AND OF FICES. " Rates, 106 a line ‘tlon, #1 W lino ) & lino per month. Nothin OFFICE_SPACE ON G 1 mroot 1-STORY BRICK BUILDI "The building hus a fireprool co: complote steam hoating fixtures, Abply at the oMMes 910 1, 7or W floor it 17( FOR REN 016 Farnam st of The Boe I, ow restanr; ness | auir [ orric and Hary TELY FURNISI dofug firat o bost locations in th up stairs, S OHEAP, WITHN COMPL] nt, o ¢hop ho one of the Rates, 100 4 Tine o month. ' Nothing tak of Nebraskit 1o sell Odell type missions. Address, Louts Henoch, Monoy 1t you ar Homething now o offer, Yo fOllow our INBLFUCHONS YOur Success 18 wure, “Tho people will have our goods, no matt how hard the times. Big sales reportod wl AlL required of you s a little piy We fimnish sample outfits frec, Write oday eulars bofore all valuable territ Address Standard Sjtver Waro Co., Hostan, WANTED—TO RENT. Rates, 140 afterNoth for par take M IDLE PARTY, modurn cottage or louss of cma: Must be in good repalr and Address 0 62, Tiee, M517 20 K TORENT, “DESK ROOM.” PARTOF OFFICE, Answer at one 64 iioo. S}’ORAGE, Rates, 10¢ a line each Tnsertion mouth.’ Nothing taken foy . 1 line per 1088 than Ze. M STORAGE, WILLIAMSACROSS, 1211 HARNEY FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; id chieap ratos. R, Wells, 1111 Far WANTED- " Rates, 114 afier. Notl word first nsortion, 1¢a word thero- aken for 1088 than PAID FOR GOLD_ AND N CAsu SILVER. AN Jacobson & Bisele, room 11, 1515 Dougl N-WANTED T0 G0Y, N WANTED. N WANTED, G Niight 1o ? X : g, San B il A JEWELF Addre TO BUY FOR O A GOOD Must be in good location and "85 O Bee. 13 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Rates, 1'ge atior. Nothin RENT OR SALE, 1zlit plano. Inquire room 308, First Nation: nk building. 923 FORSALE—HORSES, Ratos, 1ie a word irst insc aftor. Nothing taken for 1o P FOR SALE CHEAP, A NICE PONY CART. Inauire at 1614 Cumiiix stroet. NNSL P, 1L CLASS TOARDING & LIVERY. WINDSOR stables, 1416 Daveunort; storage for ¢ Uirstinsortion, lea word thero- FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. all mod, Inquire MG03 ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN, CHOIC Sintord Clrele. C. B. b ), EROON HOUSE MODERN. NEAR DUSI- uess, rent moderate. Apply 204 Bes building ROOM COTTAG 310, New Yoi MT93 CORNE .” FOR RENT, NICE FIVI $12.00. Thuire room butlding: T RoR wENT with_range, 701 Haller, No. 611 Paxton block. 1),,19 Booys. Mobr rentlow. L. 8. Skini FLAT. 7-ROOM, ™ S =i W 1. CHOICE LOCATION, ON. Y. Life. 390 i) 6 AND 5-ROOM HOUSES, CENTRAL LOC, low. 3. K. Barton, 2616 Capitol avenic Mios 500 ), FOR RENT DETACHED BIGHT 10OM moderi house; nice i, good barn. 9011 Plerce At 40750 1), ROOM CGTTAGE, ALSO 4 0% § UMFUR: intied rooms, all woder. beantitul lawn_and shade, N d il Miaind streets. 41 1) FoR ke convenicers. Potter & Ge O0M HOUSE, ALL MOD! Favian sireot, $21 1001 Farnam sf. D) vancas oo bavered and patnted. ; D, mo. Fize Co. BRICK R RENT, ABOU A VERY Horoom honse on Hanscom pack motor e._Pleasant location. Inquire of Hicks, roo Y. Y. Life Bid Md D FROOMS 171N LITH ST 461 ¢ ), MODERN NINE-RGOM HOUSE: FACES bark. Low ront to right party. 1410 8 avemie. 704 N. Y. Lift M J) HOTEL RICHELIEU, FUR ear Dodgee. Chiarlos W, NISHED. 14TH Hallor, 511 Pax- Mg 2 NTENCES MA91 50¢ JOM COTTAGE. Mg 10 ROOM HOUSE. MODEI re at 1411 Vinion st N CONVE APITOL AVEN 1 15 Capitol avenni ) #2003 Housk NqUItE 0 i ALL MODE N1 Tinos, F1400 por month, Wrieht & L 1 aid Howa MBS 50 FOR RENT Rites 1 lge word niter. Nothin EURNISHED . ROOMS, St msertion 0w for loas thivly 2 word th WITH ALCOVE FOR wiodorn eonvenlenees, 520 Novth Jid M 70 ,, FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE, SOt frout: alao wiall rooms. with or withott bowrd Mis, Kndght, No. 2510 Do s strot F, VINEFURNISHED 2005 LURT §T. ¥ 796wl WO | LARGE SOUTH FRON Yoril, 2608 Harney FURNISHED ROOM 00MS HED ROOMS FOR South 26t 8ireet FURN ROOM, ALL MOD- REIG MR T. ELEGANTLY l-:I'l(.\‘IN‘IH< 2 gated roons. G025, 1 St B60-2 E, NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST ROOMS, Ymoder ‘couvenivueos, prIvie Gty Wen preforred. G118 Novth 21xt 8t NISHED i E; NUELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIV “ramily, 1923 Dodgo, M K.} KUBNISHED Ok ) ROOMS 1 Bousckeoptug, 5. o 10 AL M500 LIGHT HOUSE nloncos, E FUBNISBED ROOMS Fol Ykeoping. Modern con oo KN FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD “Raton 1ige 4 word afoe. Nothing take ) -YOUNG WOME: Woman's Christy (thera- or lows tharh H50. S HOME UNDER CARE OF asnoelation, 1118, 170 at SIH ST B3 T, NICRLY FURNISHED LOOMS AND LOAL the Webster, 516 aad 515 N. 19th st. 170814° WITH ¥ THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N NEATLY FURNISHE) all modern e ROOMS Raten. 1k a word first insersion, 1o word thoro- after. Nothing taken for loas t Qm‘()i SALE. A BEGULATION BRUN: wick & Balke billland table, rack,eucs and balls, po. Addross N rything in fivst-class. sl 4, MASG. QoK SALE, 15-BALL POOL TABLE. 4034 N. 80th street, Mizl 31 (anmfl.\l.m“,fil-:‘\v. LARGE FIRE AND BURG- ar proof safe; also small fireproof safe. In- eat 1116 n stroet., Mid3 CLAIRVOYANT! on. $1.50 a liue per Nothing taken for 1038 than 20 MRS. NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, Dreliablo business niediun; 5ih yearat 119 N Bex Rates, 10¢ a line cach inse month. _ MASSAG:. BATHS, 1TC. sach insortion, $1. 2 107 lews than 25 MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STRI floor, room 7, aleobe Aulphur and'saa baths. Mid8 1 Tl HEALFE Dou M40 [ MADANE Sy ATH! 2ND 1 Toom . Massa e, VADOr, alcobiol. st neimd sed vaths. ) alue per 0 OOR, am sulphur: 140y THE OMAHA BUSINESS CHANOCES. g Continuen, Y ANYONE HAVING A STOCK OF GENERAL merehandise from £1.000 to #3.000, who wishos to realize from It at once, can find & purchaser by addressing O 31, Bee, 4 Y CHANCES. BOX 874, SHENANDOAR, TA . 87w 7 BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 1N NEBRAS- ka for sale at'a hargain. Western Business Ageney. 316 N. Y. L bldg. 219818 FOR SALE OR RENT THE STOELTING Hotel n Prosser, Adams Co. Apply 10 J. . Kay, Hastings, Neb. i158: Y, FORSALE OR TRADE, MIRST-OLASS DRUG atore. centrally Incated, £00d eaah business. O, W. L. P. O Rox Y70 BUY, SELL OR_EXCHANGH. BUSINESS Chisnicos, réal estato o lands Apply o Weat- 6 B diness Ageney, 816 N. ¥ L. Dide. M30L 83 Y, WANTED PARTNER, EITHER SILENT OR active, with cash, 1o earry gratn in_Centeal Ne- braska. Can biy eheap. Good prospeet to double nmoney. Capacity for fifty thousand bushels. Ad- dress, O 41, Boe, 136 QR SALE FOR CASH, A WELL LOCATED A paving drig store. Reasons for seliing kolng Into wholesalo business, Addross O b3 T Y AT MARKET IN THIS MR BEST PAY) i ©lty for sale or rent. Callnt Tiondg strect 7 8 ESTALISHED COAL Bargain OLD_ onveniont location. ‘Address O 57 B Mio7 V' FOR SALE, DAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM, in tow 0. Dokrig g0od business. Ch - FOR SALE business, somebody AN aline por month. * Nothing taken for Z1ows 100 FARMS IN NEHRASKA, KANSAS and_ Dakota. Will e o exehingo for sand cattio. Add.box 76, Frankfor lnd. 1 7-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL ke real estato, money. Box 205, Frauktort Ind. 0.00 DRUG AND SUNDRY Untocic and fixtures for sale, or would t clear land in Merrick, Nance, Hamilton counties. Address, Lock Box 403, Ce 77—%1.500.00 OIt #1.0 O N. Y. Life 23 410 80 Z-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. GOOD DRIV- fAin Tiorse for new brick or lumber. No use for horse. O 52 Bee. 450-80. BLOCK, GOOD TOWN IN EAST- Nebraska, for stock mdse. Add Box 106, Creston M IO BXCHAN Uiansns, Broken Bow 11 Tocatid, des umbrane Drawer North P} FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE, “Rate month, ‘100 2 line cach ir Nothing taken for AR LAND: B” Y LOTS IN 3L PLACE, apest and best 10ts ln. OMAHA. Spectal price and” torma to HOME BUILDERS, Stoepel Place 1018 will always adva ety must grow west Webster, 402 Bo HARRISON, 01 750 82+ D FARMS Ulic. AVINGS IN A od 6-room house This 18 & 0 Beo Bldg, 54§21 ALE M1 WY NOT INVEST nico home? I and half acre lot fo snap. John W. Robbins, For 15 that rent for share of crop. Price $8.00 to per acre, balance In crost. inmission given agents, 1l payments. D. Hayos. No-319 1-2 South 15th sirect, Omaha, Nov, A WE OWN, BY FORECLOSURE. AND OFFER one of the bes iles on Lowe avenue, in el front, with everythi, 1 (the house and barn alone costing $16, 000.00), at i pri enough 1o justify a purchase solély ds an fnve tl ILIS the best prope Look 1t over inside 50ld at 4 great i ur life to got d for the money. et 1t . It This 1% an oppor- ho most beautiful n 50 per cent of o8t 1 we will show you thia property with GLOBE LOAN & TRUST CO. 16th and Dodge strecis. Mi01 A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. $00 per acre. The best farm in Douglas county. This laud will sell for $100 an acre {n less than 3years. Cash Inconie $500 a y Onmaba fteal 1 CRES. JUST THE PLACE FOR town. 013 New York Life. BLOCK NEAL TOWN IN MY HA 10 days for casii. low Drice. Abstract 14 New York Lite ACRES NEAR TOWN FOR § ol o York Life, 10 ACRE TRACT SUITABLE feuit or wanden wse. On ant, gt low price. 914 New York Lif 487 A HOMB, 0 31 DS [ 1 with ip dnd b Opodint. Mrs. Post,3 ient. manieure . 151, Withnell blic 164 ) with his 4i1 287 andelh ¥ THIS SHOULD COME T0 THE NOTIO Walter Hood will e comuunicaie mother atonew? Al is righ MONEY TO LOAN- REAL ESTATE. Ratos, 100 o 1 a lio por. Nowhi OVED NIMPROVED 10 tid upwands, B Lo Uig por ity 5 clays. W.Farnan Smith & Co,1320 centing W ONEY 0 LOAN AT The 0. . Davis Co.. 150 Fa IWEST RATES ON il extito,1 505 D TRUST €0, 314 N, Y, ks for ehole siourity on i A1 T0Wa Tarms 0 Omaliacity proy o7 W - CENTRALLOAN STRUST G5, BEE 1,00 \ FL00.00 1O LOAN tite Sheely block Y T0 LOAN AT COLRENT RATES Abpiy o W. 1. Meiiie, First Nutloual bk bl Wil Ratos, 10 a Hue ¢ month. Nothing t X WILE LOAK MONEY ON ANY KIND OF S8 Acurity; striedy confidential. A k. Harrs, room 1 Conthivutal hloek 475 X DONEY 10 LOAN Wo will lond ¥ou any sum wi 1 or lurge, at (he Low st possil 1 th quickest possiblo time and for any 1 of timo A0 pay It bk wish, whon y i a4 You keop | JLD PU S W AG AN JSE RECELPTS, M ANY OTHERL Without publicity o r OMAHA MORTG. vou wish | uly You ¢an borrow B 10, 0 STRE o tho nir THE OLDEST, L. T AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X DO YOU WANT MONEY? L ANYSUM yo ITULE. PIANOS. ' HORS! CARRIAGES WAREHOUNE KECEIPTS. i We ise pront aitonilon o all sppiiciions, ; s redued e cowt your o by W paynieut ar any Ume. Thers (8 00 pud- ley or ramoval of property FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO o Lerms reasonible A0 FRONT AND BACK PARLOK Iy furnishiod: also L 1023 Faruan steoel. F- 0w & wouth i ou'Arcond flaok ]“ NICELY PUKNISH¥ Vol 8 i i i i eiices, bHVALG Tuunly; Doar: rwar. s2 South [ETETL om & Withoell block NT44 e and Harcey St BUSINE 33 CHANCES. Rates, 100 i ach nsert U, Nothiy 0 130 A WANTEL GOOD, ENRERC ddress Lock Box 71, Beriraw 60 ACRES DOUGLAS COUNTY, 15 miles from Omakia postofee, 3 miles from depot. Orehard, grap small frults, j0od well and windmill, #55.00 per acre, terms o suit. Omaha Real Estate and Trust Ce Roow 4, Bee buildiii, MAD4 26 SECURITIES FOR SALE. 10c a line each hsortion, $1.50 3 16 p Nothing taken for 1oss than A AGES FOR SALE, & ty absolutely wafe. Ames Roal Bstits 1617 F 1 OMAHA CITY MORTGAC netiing purchasers good rats of interest OF trom s100.00 up, for Mala by Glods Lo Co A Do O, SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS very chole ive discou wolutely gilt edeod Inantr. merefal broker! 200 N. Y. Lif Ratos, month, 1004 1y Nothin [y . GELLENBECK. BANJOISYAND TEACTIIN. T 1510 Callfornia street 14 — U SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, “Ratos, 100 & e nach fns 31 $15) 4l py month, Nothing taken for than OUNG LADIES AND G acatiive i working Know shorthan and typewritng at A, O. Vin Su hool of ahort ? N. Y. Life. Typowritors 10 rent. 615 ACE TO LEARN SHORTHAND 1 8 At Ui Omaha Commereial Rohrbough Hros, for catalogue, f 0 829 — WANTED TO BORROW, W UL PAY & NT FOR $2,000.00 FOR one year and, as seeurity, give st morteage on busiicss property worth $15,000.00; ttle per- feet. For particulars call on of address Harris, 423 Bow buliding MO0 —— SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. #1608 1106 por BADI. G113 NBW YORK LIFE BLDT, Targiut 1o OF fy wiltogs s o0 3700 75 e vous. bavad . BovEEs [ PAW.\'BRUKERS Rates, 100 4 oo ¢ moni A Waortion, $1.30 8 e por Nothiiug taken for Luas Ly 4o J . SONNENBERG. DIAMC Old ot il aitver boight SCALES, mouth. ' Notiing taken (0 DKER 1305 0 %150 3 1ne per Loss i TEW KW S SECOND HAND SCALES ALL KINDS. s Bordew & Sulloek 09, “hicago i) ——— UNDERYAKE S AND L BoLMEKS Rates, 10¢ 3 L+ -~ 4ion, $1.60 1 line w5 Lian 23 W Laken for W W HAKER FORMERLY WITH mu\‘:, wend, Lo with . O, Minih), uniles takion and uibaliaer, 513 5. 10tk 4 Lel. U 617 DAILY BEE: DAY SO “Ratos, 14 & wonl AR inariion, theraatior. Nothing taken Bor loas thin OST. BETWEEN FARNAM AND LOCUST, Hetail drawings on Yrown paper: finder will Dlease notify Pacite Foundty Gon 310 8. 1hth 10 8 word OST-A LARGE, BRINDLE COLOR' JDane mastir. White apot on brenst. b o8 Jatl ey off. Onegnr, alightly. ser Sultable rewaed for returh 10 9517 Farnam sireet 44 THE REALEY MARKET. INSTROMENTS placed on rocord August 28, 99 WARRANTY DEEDS. Jereminh Seymour and Wite to Joseph Winterbotham, lot 8 hlock 4, Im- l;"“""“""' Associa @ add..........8 1 E D Morrison to Judscn digley, 1ot Fianck's subdiv y 2,600 Paul Baorand wife to Charlotte Kast- man, lot 11, block Jotter's add B.W Mallotte to 0 1 Richards, exec: utor, lot 15, block 16, On Gato City Land company to O lor ot al, n % so nw 27-16-12,.. DEEDS, SDundy, Jr (master in chancery) to Lombard Investmentcompany, trus- teo, ot 2, bloek 1, Woods' Pisco Same to same, lot 8, samo Snme to same, lot 4, samo Smo to same, lot b, same. 1,600 Samo to same, ot 6, same ¢ 1,600 Same to same, lot 13, same. oy 1,500 Same to samo, lot 14, sine 21000 Samo o saie, ot 16, same 2,000 Same to same, lot 16, same 2,000 500 1,000 8,000 1,500 1,500 1900 Total amount of transfers $22,401 RAILWAY TIME GARD aves [CHICAGO, TURLINGTON & Q. Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | ~..Chieagh Vestiby Arrives 4:26 pm - Chileago & To 560 pm Loaves [ BURLINGTON & M. RIVER. | Arrive Omaha | Depot 10th and Mdson Sts. | Omah 10.15am " Denver Bxpress. ... 911.25 am Ll Dendwood Expross 400 pm L Denver Expross. | 4100 pm Nbriska Looal (Bxeept 8. | 6.50 pm “Lincoln Loeal (Bxewnt Sum..| 9.3 G0, T T & PACIFIC, | Arrives rom tho Bast.) Omana ot 10th & M ts. A7 | braska State Lmited . Night Expreas. . L1 World's Fair Limited CHICAGO, . I & PACIFIC. Dot 101 & Marcy Sis. 4.00 pm 710D 6007 “Gotng Wost 00 am | 50 pm 440 o 5.40 am 5:40 am Arrives Omaha <] 405 pm 700 pm 30 pm <[ 10750 am UNION PACIEIC on Depot10th & Marey rver-Denver EXproas. 215pm | and Biyer. | 415 | i 5 G.40 bin Paclie Exprosa, aver Fast Maii 5, MIL. & ST Dot and Marey S xpross Chilcago EXpross F. B, & MO VALLEY ot 15th and Webster St -, .Dondwood Expross. l i 5.50 bm Arrives Oman X, §at) Wyo. Bxp. (Bx. Moi.) OFfolk (BX. SAa1ag) ..... BODM e Paul Bxiitass, 545 pml .. i L Leaves | CHICAGO & NQRI'H WESTN. Omahal U. P. depot, J0th & Marey St 020 am 00 pm | - 5 pm 53pm .. ves Omal 1245 pm 10.00 pm 5.40 pm MISSOU Depot 15th and Webster St Louls BXpross St. Louls Express. TP M, & 0. U and Webster -Siowx_Clty- Accas Sloux City ‘Expposs (Bx. Enioson Passenger (B SIOUX CITY & PACIFG. Depot, 10 and Marey Sts. Slonx City Passenz . Pl EXpross SIOUX_CITY & PACIFIC Depot, 15th and.Wsbste & kPl Limitod 1.15pm .45 pm 5.10pm Lo 1020 pm 10.00 am .00 pm |- 128t Louls Cannon Ball. 12.35pm ‘WHY THEY PROTEST. Property Owners Object to Having ‘Thelr Lots Confiscated by a Graae Change. The renewal of agitation in the matter of grading Dorcas street from Second to Sixth street has brought the buzzing of & hornets’ nest about the ears of the city ofiicials, as in- terested property owners are decidedly up in arms about it. A continuous stream of ex- cited people poured into the office of the city clerk yesterday forenoon, each insisting that he had signed the petition for the grading under a misipprehension of the actual facts, and demanding that ho be allowed to withdraw his name from the paper. It was set forth by oneand all that tho grading would result iz the confiscation of the prop- erty, and a startling array of facts and fig- ureswere presented to back up thatassertion. The protile prepared by the city engineer showed a fill in some places of seventy-two feet, and in others a cut of nearly sixty feet. 1t was argued that it would cost'some of the property owners $1,000 a lot for grading the street in front of their places, and that it would cost them another $2,000 to raise their Tots to grade at the rate of 14} cents per cubic yard, which is the price to be paid under the bids submitted, It was freely chavged that the whole thing was the result of the soheming of one indis vidual, and that he was the one who would receive the greatest benefit if the work was done. The statement was made that if the street was graded wnd owners of abutting lots were unable to grade up their lots Lo the same grade heavy rains would cut down the high embankment thrown up by the city and the taxpayers at large would be put to a continual expense in the way of repairs in filling in the washouts. Ono strong argument used was that tho yor, although a property owner there and an intrestod party, had refused to sign the petition, although'he had not protested against i, as he was not disposed to kick if the majority of the property owners on the street desired the change to be made. AL nerves and good sleep use cltzer. Contains no Anti-Pyrine ireworks tonight, Courtland beach. ———— Dis ntod Stxip Boomers, GUTHRIE, Okl,, Aug. 28.—Hundreds of people are arri ng‘fi’mrc every day to await the Cherokee sgeip opening. The people arriving now wre well fixed finan- cially, but those who Jave been waiting on the line since spring are suffering nowand will suffer grontly, even if they dosecure a claim. A lavge majority of the people arriving here are laboring under the belief thatthey will get the land free, and are disappointed when they learn that they must pay from $1 to $2.50 per acre, in addition to living upon the land five years, before they secure it. p e — Aoronaat Badly lnjured. PEORIA, 111, Aug.28.—Michael Rior- dan, an seronaut, wisseriously injured last ovening while descending with a parachute from a balloon ascension. He had gone up from Central park in the presence of a large crowd, and when he dropped with the parachute he was seen to be having considerable trouble on ac- count of the strong wind. Just as he neared the earth a sudden gust drove him up against the street car burns and loosened his hold on the parachute.y He fell to_ the brick sidewalk, hl'nd is shoulder and a rib, besides roceivitly fn- ternal injuric “The OMeinl ¥ral ‘Through lowa for G. A. R. meeting at Indianapolis will leave Omgha at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 3. Speciul rates will be made for all old comrades, their families and friends, For full particu- lars call at ticket office Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway, 1602 Farnam street. AUGUST 29 STIRRED UP A HORNET'S NEST Deplorable Lack of Harmony Among Mem- bers of the Oity Deteotive Force. SOME POINTERS FOR THE POLICE BOARD Vaughn's Pecaliar Tdens of the Pass System ~Chief Haze May Yet Tread the Carpet—Attompt to Down . Viszard, For some time past things have not running smoothly in the detoctive br tho Omaha police department, and the dis is on has spread to a coertain extent among the patrolmen. The trouble seems to have beer precipitated by religious and political matters. Much of the agitation evidently comes from sevoral mombers of the force who are trying to push themselves in‘o positions which they desivo. Tho Board of Iire and Police commission- ers has had its attention called to the mattor through charges preferred by J. M Vaughn of the detective force against John Vizzard, u fetlow oftice: Detective Vizzard is accused of making an excessive charge for bringing back a fugitive from justice from JTowa. When confronted with the charge Vizzard did not deny the facts, but said such things were customary and that he did so on the recommendation of his chief, H. . Haze, a man who now aspires to have a new office created for his spocial bonefit, namely: That of assistant chief of police, with the pay and rank of a captain. The charges against Detective Vi wero read av the last meeting of the poli board. The following day J. M. Vaughn came out in an open challenge denying that ho had ever charged the stato for milenge when ho rode on a railway pass. He offered to give any one $100 who would prove the contrary. In investigating some of the workings of the detective force e Bre has unearthed a good deal of rottenness, and the attention of the police commissioners is called to the ex- isting state of affairs. In reply to Vaughn's tdefl,” here are some intoresting facts and figures : boen noh of rd Viughn's State of Nebraska in account w! Vaughn, agent for the arrest and ro H. Clampitt, charged with crime con in Douglas county June 5, hotel DIl June cket “to Baltiniore dinner at W. Wator 7o¢ ¥ ping b supper at Atehison o Account. th J. n of J. itted ixpe M. 28 7 WPty BT Juno 6, Supper 75¢, nd 7o¢, At Washington et aflway ticket from Ju tion to polisand roturn telegraphing to governor and ary of state £1, hotel bill $2. June 7, craphing to_Balthmore supper at Baltimore 75¢ . June 10, hotel bill, §3° per day, dentals, $10.. . Juue 12, hotel bill at and pris June 12, June 1 prisonor. June 13, telegr: Chicago $3..... ..., . . June 14. dinneron train $1.50, incid go 10c, 11 duys time, #3 por day, on'train 74 dinner June?, icis Pittsburi solf y Hickot from Baliimore fastand dinner self and #1.25, hotel vili'in L8162 10 to by J. M Vaughn on June 25, 1890, before J. L. Ben- nett, a notary public Clampitt's Afdavit, State of Nebraska | Douclas County. § On the 25th dity of August, 1893, before me, die: notary publiic in and for v, personally appeared at my oftice Clanipitt, belng first duly sworn, de- Doseth and <id My true name s J. Harry C Tive'in Omulia, Neb., having been u this city for about’ cight yonrs. tion T “am a barkeeper and have al acquaintanceship in thiscity. In_the year of 1890 [ was arrested in Baltimore, Md., on Mul- Dberry strect betwoen Pearl and Pine by Plic Sergeant Seibold ofithe Baltinore police force on “the chargo of “ssault with intent todo great bodily injury. This charge was preferred against me by €. C. Paul of Elk City, Neb, and the poilce oflicers of Omaha, Neb. 1 tas held until an officer could arrive in Baltimore from Omaha with requisivion papers, The officer who camo after me was J, M. Vaughn, o member of the ity deteetive force of Omaha. He got the ex- tradition pupers for mo at Annapolis, Md., and started westward with “me. When the ‘con- ductor camo to take up our tickots Vaughn gave him passes for both of us on tho Baiti- more & Ohlo road. He stopped with we in Pittsburg, Pa., for forty-sight hours to visit relatives.' 11a left nie (n Dianond Alley, in that city. We then ecame on 1o Chicago, hero he put me in the Jail under t me there for forty-vight unnecessary. W ver the Ohl ss. mpitt and I sident of By occupa- Kept 0, Milwaukes & v, and he the conductor our fires. 1 am positive of tis be- w them as he handed them (o the conductor, Vaughn tried to DIuil me on the way here, but T told him I didn’t beliove thero Was an bhair in his whiskers. The passes ho gave the conductor wore small printed slips, and were unliko coupoi or other kots, and he told me Le had free trans- portation for both -of us, and was going to send me up. for three years. He told the con- ductor this when W6 wero on our wiy to icago, J. HARRY CLAMPITT, Sworn to before Justice Brandics, August 25, 1593, St. Paul pisses fo) Charges Agalnst Vizzard, The ease made out against Vizard dates Dback somewhat, but was not filed until ho took his annual leave of absence, and then instead of making the charges through his superior officer to Chief Seavey, whoso duty it is to investigato and with the report of his investigation turn the matter over to the commissioners for their consideration, Vaughn hired an attorney, who mailed the charges to the chief. Some people suy that anxiety to expose the wrong doing of 4 com- rade did not urge him to do so until the ac- cused was away from the cit, U0 go buck of this affair itis alleged that Vaughn does mot like Vizzard and at the last meeting of the board of trustees of the police relief fund ho 12fu the meeting ina very angry frame of mind, and was heard 1o remark that he “would’ get oven with that Liverpool —— — —— yet. More recently Vaughn and Vizzard were working 10 50lvé the mystery surrounding the death of Carl Stellmacher, found dead not long ago under mysterious circumstances in the Cunninghum block. Vizzard was ques- tloning Mr. Yearcer, a fricud of the de- ceased, when Vaughn came in and asked to soo Yearger. He was informed that ho was engaged with Vizzard, and left the place swearing he would have nothing to do with tho case, nor would he work with his fellow oficer. Pass for Pearl Mackey, But speaking about passes. It is hinted that Vaughn remembers who got Pearl Mackey @ pass to & distant eastorn city sowe vime ago, and it is furthermore stated that he knows the wethods employed in gotting that pass. The public might be in- terested in this case in detail. Vaughu 15 openly accused ot goiting g pass for this woman upon false representas tions. It seems that she lived in the “burnt district” and had somo trouble, to which the attention of vhe police was called. Some time after her brother and another young fellow were arrested as sus- picious characters and locked up in the city Jul Fhey were suspected of crooked work. Pearl Mackey, who seems to have become acquainted with Vaughn, found him and drove to Judge He 's house Lo get an order for her urother's release. Judge Helsey gave the ofder, when Vaughu told him that the boy was all right, was of re- spectable fawily and was only heid on a nowinal charge. The officer in charge at headquarters was out at lunch when Peart Mackey came into the station with the ovder for release, and the jailer, sceing that the order was all right, released the young fel- low. In ashort time word was received that he and his pal were wanted for burglary at Ogden, U. T. Oficers hurried out to again vlace the young fellow under arrest and an officer went to the house where his sistor was living in “the distriet.” She denied that her brother was there, but when threatened with arrest for assisting & fugitive from justice to escape she told the officers that the young man was upstairs under her bed. He was found and again locked up. When Judge Helsey heard of the matter next day he accused Vaughn of cowplicity sod sald that the matler had i ean purch been misrepresented to him by this oficer. Vaughn did not satisfactorily ox plain this. Some time after this little episode Vaughn went to the police mateon and asked her to assist him in getting 4 pass to an eastorn city for a young girl, who had strayed away from the path of virtuo. Ho safd that he had asked so many vors of the railway companies that they might not assist him in this “good work " cordingly the matron interesied herself and secured the desired transportation. She saw the girl and knew who {t was, Vaughn mumbled something about being busy when he saw that the matron knew who “this Young girl" was, and made himself con- spicuous by his absence. 8 nele Sam's Log. Vauchn 1s said not to take his turn at ing nights as the ott.er officors are com- peiled to do, saying that he is growing too old and that ho is averse to working at nights. He says that if he las to work nighis ho will have to quit the force. He also alleged to be drawing a pension from tho government for disabiiities received du ing the laie war aud a good salury from the city as a detective. Most people presome that policemen are ablo-bodied, rugged men, ble to stand hardships of alt Kinds. 1t was about two years ago that a number of good officers wore dropped from the pay rolls for physical defects, There are other things which will come to light before this police muddlo is settlod and the commissioners will find plenty to do, “Those matters have come up from time to time and the endeavor to forco the police into politics or politics mto the police has brought out many scandals. A~ gentloman, representing - Detoctive Vizzard, said yesterday: *'I'heso charges were made by Vaughn and I shouldn't be surprised if - Chief Dotective Haze was mixed up in the deal. They hoped to get the charges before the commissioncrs while Vizzard was out of tho eity and have the papers ‘roast’ him. They only exposed their own rottenness, and now that they have stirred up a hornet's nest and are likely to have themselves investigated, thoy would be glad to drop the matter right where it stands if they could. Haze Ias Tourlst Tendecles. Now this is what they say about Haze. He is the head of the city detective depart- ment and has six detectives undor his direc- tion. But if thore is a fugitive outside of the city to go after, Hazo gocs in most fa- stances. He likes to ride in varnished cal These trips necessitate several days ab- sence, and in the meantime the detective depurtment is without a chief. He has made a great many trips where his c s run up vory high These will bo investigated. Graba All the Glory, Haze, it is said, also has a penchant for “running in at the death,” orrather capture, of a noted criminal and then taking all the credit when he never spent any time mg up the case, only to mako tho arvest, Ho took “the credit of landing tho burglars in jail and also of another im- vortant case not long ago, when in fact the location-of the crooks, the “tips” and pre- liminary work was done by his ofticers with- out his aid, advice or kne I'he chief is suid to ta st in his politie: Ce new recruit we work- great in- Lduties that he tries to on the focce to join his organization, and it is alleged thut he even went so far as to mtimate to the matron thay her position would be much more tenable if she listened to him and followed his advice. Whilo sy of Haze, it might not be outof place to inquire what became of a search warrant which he had issued to re cover some diamonds in_the possession of colored woman named Graham, who claimod to have found the valuable goms, and aftor- wards, what became of the gems He is also alleged to “have it in” for cor- tain officers, ana only recently tried to got Jimmy Lindsey, the pugilist to go with him to the station and muke a complaint agamst Ofticer Sullivan for not arresting Jimmy. Sullivan has the reputation of being one of tho best men ever put on the beat he is now traveling, and one night_Jimmy was down there enjoying himself. The ofticer told him 10 g0 home or be locked up, and then Hazo concluded, **for the good of the force,” Sulli- van should be reportod e Alter Iroaktust To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, and give nerve, bodily and digestive strength, take Hoods Sarsaparil i medicine after ever two and you will feol *lik merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is pro thousands of wonderful cures, you try it? Hood's Pills cure constipation, the best after dinner pill and thartic. month or o by ivs Why don't They are family ca- e —— Bicketts tonight, Courtland be oy Atceution comranes. Not the train that carries the oflicials, but the train that carries “the boys” to Indianapolis. C. R. L. & I’ ailway special cars for comrudes of the G. A, IR, and their friends will leave Omaha on the evening of the 2d of September for Indianapolis, and on Sunday, September 3, the Rock Island will run a special solid through train, leaving Omaha at 3p. m., Council Blufis at’ 3:30 p. m., arviving at Indianapolis Monday at 2 p. m. This train will be accom- panied by the lowa State DBand. rades desiving to take this teain can rest assured that they witl get superior accommodations and time to In- dianapolis via the Rock Island Rout From Chicago via the Big Four passing over the cele- brated Midway Plaisance of tho World's Columbian exposition, thus obtaining a fine view of the grounds, and upon re- turning can stop the World's fair grounds without going into the city. Round trip tickets on this train or yis this line same as via any other line, Paities desiring to go only to Chicago on either the Saturday or Sunday trains e tickets to Chicago only. The special train leaving Omaha Sun- day at 3 p. m. will be composed of chair rars, high back coach and Pullman sleepers and will bo iu every way one of the finest trains ever run out of Omaha, passing through Des Moines, the capital city of lowa, and getting as well a fine view of the govefnment arsenal build- ings at Rock Island, Tl1l. The regular train on Saturday will be equipped with equal facilities and aceommodations. Comrades who ave well acquainted will accompany the trains on Saturday and Sunday through to Indianapolis. For further particulars call at Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie ticket office, 1602 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. CHARLES KENNEDY, G. N, W, P, A, e ireworks tonight, Courtland beach Mosher Hat un Awfal Plot, W. Mosher, an erstwhile Lincoln banker, but now a tomporary inmate of the county Jail, hassuddenly developed a literary turn of mind and has commenced writing a story of a company that was organized for the purpose of stealing the sphiynx from the desert of Africa and exhibiting it at the World’s fair. The production will bo ready for the press at some time during the next few weoks and will run as a sorial, contain- ing several chapters. The main plot is laid in Lincopy, nnd vhe eading characiors aro a banker, ctor and @ mapager. I the story Mosher himself takes tho role of the banker, agreeing to furnish the funds for carrying on the enterprise, but is prevented from 80 doing on account of hayving suddenly becn arrested and thrown into jail. This littie incident, us the story goes, Gestroyed all of the plans and the scheme was aban- doned. ch, e Pile of people have pies, bur Dewitt's WitchHazel Salve will cure t! e Fiveworks tonight, Courtland be ch, Owmnhn 0 intending ments have been made with roads whereby shipments to will be returned fr for premium list. Puassonger rates 1 1-3 fare for all points within 750 miles from Omaha, Dates, September 410 8. K. ENGL. 1 \ibitors —arrange the rail our fair | o of charge. Send Larsen | o a new man.” The | Com- | DEFIED THE ENTIRE TOWN Oraged h Liquor a Workman with Two Revolvers Oreates Havoo. DANGEROUS FREAK OF A YOUNG MAN Onarl Anderson, n Discharged Fara Hand, Arms v Depopulate Sherin's 0 1t Tealt, Uimsolf and Tries the Town of Florence Posso The quiet of the little town of Florencs, Just north of the Omaha city limits, was in a torrible commotion yesterday and 1 condition of affair provaiied For amonth or more Carl Auderson, n stout and hearty young man, has beon work- ing for Hans Nelson, a prasperous farmer, residing near Forest Lawn cemotery, and during all of this time and until yostorday has been an fdeal farm hand, but now ho i like a wild beast, roaming the wocos, seek- somoone whom ho may dovou Suuday the Nelsons went to church, leaving Anderson to do the ovening chores and work about the stables. When they ro- turned thoy found him in a drunken condi- tion and with his work undone. Having pity on the follow he was put to bed, that he might sober up and be ready for the work of 3 y. but as the hours of the night roiled away Nelson concluded that he had no place in his house for a lusher and yester- day morning so informed Me, Anderson, at the samo time paying him the amount of wages due. Without saying o word Anderson wentout into the yardand sat down upon a log, bury- ing his face in his hands, This position he occupied for a few minutes, and until afeer Nelson and his sons had gone to the barn. Gettingup from his seat and leaving his meditations behind, Anderson went to the house and up to his room, where he secured & coupleot rovolvers which he had stored Ay in his trunk. These weapons of war- fare he stuck into his boot legs, and loaded down with cartridges, — started out to reap & harvest of blood. The barn was tha spot where he de- cided to first bezin his reaping operations, and thither ho went, with blood in his eye and murder in his heart. Reaching the door of the building Anderson scovercd Nelson and his son harnessing the horses and at once drew a bead on them both, commanding them to throw up their hands. FFor a minute they looked into the muzzles of the two pistols and then sent their hands to the ver > polo, at the 10 time dodging botiind a horse, conclud- ing that it was botter in the end to lose u chunk of horse flesh than © up the ghost themselyes. Fled for Thelr Lives. Anderson saw tho play and them to get from behind their bar horse, saving that it they did not he would let daylizht through the whole busimess. All three of the wen, the sicger and the be- sieged, held their positions for fully an hour, until finally the two men saw an opportunity when Anderson was not watching, and tak- ing advantage of this, they shipped through a window and fled for the tall timber, During the early stage of the engngoment w the barn Mrs. Anderson had learned of the critical position occupicd by her husbana | and her son, and had sant out for veinforoe- | ments in the shape of a dozen or more of the neighbors, who arrived just as the two bushed men made their” escape. Ande Was 10t Lo be caught napping and as the ditional forces fled onto the field he from the barn and into the woods, where for some timo he kept upa perfect bombard- ment, defying the combined forces to come outand capture him. Iivery now and then he would laugh in fiendish gleo and say that ho would shoot the whole county and spreaid devastation over tho en- tire land if ne was disturbed in his fort, which consisted of a hollow tree. Several plans were matured for dislodging the hived man, but none of them were carvied out, simply for the roason that the leader of the attacking party had no_desire to have his body or the bodies of his men iilled with cold le: 1 Ignored the White Flag, Once or twvice the Nelsons and their fol- { Jowers flung outa flaw of trace, but when it was seen Anderson he simply laughed and rema that he would be blanked i he woulld recognize any such rag, at they might just as well put it buck into the pocket from whence it was taken, There bemz no prospect of a c the hostilities, Nelson drow off his forens held a council of war. At that council it was docided that the forces were not suf- fieiently laree 1o dislodge the enemy and that tho sheriff and his posse would have to | be called in o take a band. ‘Thereupoun | Young Nelson was put upon the back of u horse and sent to this city, reaching here bortly after noow, his animal showing the effects of the hard ride, which trip the rider alieges was made in twenty minutes, Reach- mgz the court house, he went up the stone flight of stairs at a rate of speed never yef equaled and presented case to Shorift | Bennett, who at onco 1 him Lo g0 be- forea justice of tho petce and swear out warrant. This the boy did and a few min- utes later the sheriff and his posse, armed to the teeth, rode vut of town for the purpose of capturing the man who is supposed 10 bo a dangorous lunati They eaptired him yesterday afternoon, without loss of life, - Piies of peoplo nave pres, ouy D2 Witt's Witch Hazol 3 uive willears ths i Balloon tonight at Courtland beach, FIR that comes close to being a riot [ commanded le of his dvis —— - 2 AVD POLICE BOARD, Briet Session of the Commissio Matters Conidol Thero only three members of the Board of Fire and Police commissioners pr ent at the meeting last night. Commis- sloners Smith and Bemis were absent. Com- missioner Hartman presided and the large crowd of interested spectators who wer assembled to h rthe charges against De teetive Vizzard were disappointed when the postponement of his trial was announced Detective tVaughn, who preferred the charges against Dotcctive Vizzard, was thero with a lawyer, while Judge Duffie was looking after the legal rights of the accused, W. C. King of the police force was granted ten days leave of absence, *John Doe,” a fireman, requested that his name be kept out of the papers, asiked that ho be granted thirty days leave with pay. He was given thirty days with ten days pay. The commission went into ecxecutive 5038100 10 consider some minor matters and tho case of Oficer Brady was continued until the next meeting, e TWO MORE HARVEST EXCURSIONS, wer Low Ratex to the Southwest aud Texas, September 12th and October 10th the “Rock Isiand” will sell tickets at one fave for the vound trip plus $2.00 from all stations in lowa and Nebraska to Kunkas, Oklahoma and ‘Pexas. * The Cherokee strip will be open for settle- ment September 16th and the “Rock Island,” running through the vory heart of this famous country, affords 1]’.<~1.n|y direct line from Nebraska, The Texas ixpress leaves Omaha 6o, m., arvives Caldwell 840 p.m. and Fort Worth ) 8. m, the following morning, 12 hours in advance of all other lines, Ror regulations, ete., regarding the of the Cherokee strip ca'l on Rock Island” agent or address Kenned General N. W, Pags, 1602 Farnam stréet, Omaha, - -~ Wil Full Through. enedict Riesterer, the employe of the Union Pacific railway who was so badly in- Jured Suuday, is still alive, and his attend- ants at St Joseph's hospital believe thay under favorable circumstances he will pull through. The man was injured about the hips aud abdomen, and not in the head, as has been stated in'another paper. e nave pues, ouy 1l cure thom Piles of poople wit ve DaWitk's e Mireworks tonight, Courtlund beach,