Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1894, Page 7

THE NUARY 18, WANTED--TO BUY. SPEGML NO‘I’lBES Rates, 10¢ & line aach inacriion. §1.50 line month. Nothing taken for less thin 266 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS S S O RO AT N WANTED, doorR. Plense answer. w111 be taken until 12 for the'n e giving d seription and Advertisers, by questing & numbered check Moz 20 - Jetter in ea DEE. Answe lf!lm_;:ad FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, Will be delfvered upon presentatio —_——m—m———————— _BITUATIONS— WANTED. thervafier. Nothing taken for less thin 2 are | Q7 EOR SALE. CHEAP, FIRST-GLASS ORANR [l 1 1c & word there Jdraulic passenger clevator, hand levor, in ton, 12 a word on. 140_n word first_inae 2 word first fnaerts after. Nothing taken for leas thar good order, nearly new, Boston Store, Omaha TED. POSH TN PRIVATH M40 21 6 WANTED, POSITION A8 COOK IN PRIVATE R i fami rces. Address 1 10, Bee, (.FOR SATLE. TAYING TENS a0 s PR . dio: av 1154 B, Picree ut., Counell Bluits Vit “SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE ot in hotel. E. T., Norfolk, N M103 18% = M!EUELLANILOUB g ~ WANTED- MALE HELP, e n st Innertion, 10 word there- Wy after. Nothing Raendig A word first Insersion. ¢ 5 - S o [ JoF 1on8 §an S0 FOR LEASE ABOUT 100 ACRES, SUITABLE 4 l; \lYl ICITORS. TEAMS FURNISHED, l\"‘I lake. Dogis % Hill T J : 3 tllynent goods. Americas Wringor Co., 100 T e LTI T . o - - ” - - t-class barbers. Shave, 10e. alr cutting, ) TS, SALARY OR COMMISSION. TH baths, 20e. 1402 Farnam, n'lwmv'v‘v‘ dy 076 Jureateat Invention of the age. The New Patent % S Moo g . Virion e gt Agonts Ar makine 825,00 1 | T3 TOG DISEASES PREVENTIVE. T HEREDY FRW@RAD‘LE DMBDEggCCN' . v Turt write certify that Heory Coombs. 11th and Cumiog $125.00 per week further particylars 4 e M onbon Frasce Mig. Con X 30, Li Crosse, Wis. | St Omaia, operated on my hogs last A and J B e e oy e aiien the, Gperation g Tioza have dono well, T And deservedly so, for a better, purer and more effective Soap was % Belive 1t 10 be i kood proventive forall discises. .. ~ 5 " . J3LIVE HOSTLRRS AVPLY 17 GRANTTR LK | falngbolore 1t woull, by syl i, Vo1 8 never made. SANTA CLAUS SOAP never disappoints the most TR WANT JGRAPHER YOUNG MAN | 2 CSAMANTIA AT TH “\\'n\‘.‘l DS FAIR. exacting housekeeper. Try it and be convinced. Sold everywhere. Yabo wnowledge | KU be fn /5 ahor time. AT S p L A R ming sour fime W.B. Johnson, s i rhee, Suttierorn il vilne, ittt | 1550 i wue oy vy N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago, exXporiciico and salary expected, Add i - e — A3 CLA(RVOYANTS. ¥ oF . 3 A ‘"‘" with nth. othing en for loss thar Ll ron ssx_wraw xemaze | RAILWAY TIME GARD "E: MARRI Rates, 1 line por ward, Neb. mor - i saLE "Fr "Tuim[lm NCE PROPERTY 1N 5 anscom Place. One-half block from Par o WANTED -FEMALE HELP. oo housa Wil metiom conventenets, £0od S Chieagy Expruss 1111|433 Watad 1%¢A S Y y. Address , 603 flrst National banl 02 | 0 & Town Loca e 00 am - - Rat “»‘:"?‘n woxd firat inaertion, 16 1 word tho it R;",J;" ‘JNM;W"- vipor, aleoliol. it Butidtig, ¥ 007 1135 m| seific Job. Locut.. .. wftor. Nothing taken for lcss than e and sei 0aLNS: 7 t o ’ AR W Y THE A0 { Leaves | BURLINGIC 0. RIVER. C ; T MME STOWE MAGNETIO HEALER. U000, I CASH, WILL BUY THE BOSINKSS | G | *Depot Loty o Manon ta- Jat Kast Omiha factory” Kilpatrick-Koeh . G 3 _ | per cent on 50,000 a life investment; future valus | 10 _Donvor EXpress. ... 9 Co. _ MME. BROWN, 1314 CAPITOL AVE. ROOM anteed.” D.C. Patterson, 1023 Farnany, FI_ “p,'.‘,‘,‘fl.’}"},:,. Dross ( ) T e ¥ ST 7 C Nebraska Loeal (Bxeept §in). you )) o #15. trictly home 1.oT For SALE, CHEAP, FOR_CASH ONLY OR IiLincoln Loeal (Bxcept Sun) work for us. NO eanvissing mpt payment = | Ly ot f, in' block 1, In Springdale B 2 = e sl -addresacd envelope vorty Suppl additlon to the elty Jouss Oak. box 18, K 7. &0, 1 company, Boston, Mass. M300 18° Audover Til 3 23° Depot 10t and Mason sts. | Oma'is —_— i Tty "3 0 a line pes — e WANTED. HOUSEKEEPER, MUST BE A TOR § ON A SPLE: cht Exp. v Catholle, Address B 6, Bee. MaGA 150 UL S5 s 0 miios adhcmol K o K. C. 2 ‘“‘”',’ L 2 nam % T IRL FOR G \F‘!T\f HOUSE. THER- | Mustsell Bogzs & Hill g'.l‘w" 'ib"w:b\'i 'i‘lfom 5 \|\:r[r‘l~;xg ‘\;X;\I;:: 3 1-WANTED RL FOR GENERAT HODSE nicur —= naha | Unlon Dopo & Marey Sts.| Oma O e famity. 812 Farnam Hbiic BARGAINS HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, SALE | - B Dopot 104 % 2 S 13 T T 5 619 K. Darling, Barker block. 631 - — (.WANTED. A COOK WITII GOOD CITY Riusienii2 — D30am| “Atiantic (K ail on . Sugarman, L1 Doglas. more. Who wants it? Rare bargatn. Bog 5 & L S et 2 s WhST. PERSONAL. THIS IS GOOD FOR TEN - — — TR (RS Utinys froe. treatmone it presented at office of JHOICEFARMS. C.R.BOATRIGHT,301 N Y.L0 LIFE um;'f, ‘I:II’Z:KI‘I,‘ E The Dinsncor Remedy Co. roowms 200-203 Douglas | 3/ 157 ¥7 -Col T T T L k. Omaha. Blood polson any stage nered - B TR - — - work: Apbi iigeding 10 00.deve 5 Lok, Inquiirs of W. G. Harrison, Blatr, ot of t Donvar Kk peons [T north St. Mary 8 ILLUSTRATED MARRIAGE signed on the farm. A. D.Rose, Blair, Ne & Stromab'g Bx (eX Sin) | 12:30 pm WANTED. GENERAL Hingphoolengrayt Pacific Exproas. ..., [ 1103 am lousework it 10 Minz T80 S IN NEBRASKA, SOUTH DAKOTA o -""n'"l'(P 8¢ Mal . and eisy terms. CHICAGO, MIL C, WANTED A FEW GOOD SHIRT H\((A“-uw e d el A i< 1tk street. 70 18° -2 Dioek i VWENTY 10-ACRE TRACTS NEAR OMAHA: GIRL 14 YEARS OLD TO ASSIST e asy terms. Thirty favms within 20 miles of tework. - Tnquire Lange grocery, store | TETE Y00 WANT 0 G MATRRIED SEND | Omalil, $10 10 660 pat aerg O trade oné 20 and 9 2 Jtive 1 1p8 for matrimonial paper.. 1 two 10-ucre tracts. Wm, Nelson, room 2 Withnell | Omaha [0N M163 P8+ | block: 352 T 10N! WILL THE LADY WHO HAD Fnu “SALE_STORY AND HALF COTTAC | 510pn been visiting friends in western w York and nllw‘ ‘ooms and hAI‘A. clty XU 45am \ urntig to her home in Omaha on train No. 5 from Chicazg on Sabbath moraing. July 30, 1903, [enie “2 after passing Burlington was @ 1Lt rploxed E o took i Aot her teket, thinking 1t was taken up the | 100000 EQUITY IN HOUSE ,\N)). UeEjul o e othee side of B, but finally found it, a who, | *POmaba for $3 Address Box ' ]) about midnfieht, Kitdly gave seat 1o an L-\;‘I:\n‘y Omaba. 03 v,;u:;‘.:.l.’ i . leman who' left train ai aca, have kind o o cieie. 0. Dk 10 send her name and address 1o K BLOCKS m | (Ex.Siy. Chic, Pags. = > Monetroup. East Haven, Vt. ,cost ovenir §2,500.00; f oy Bo Iy HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. e a0 MISSOURI PACIRIC, -D, L G005 MDNEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | % ear Tine, worth $2,000. 00 and Wobate St K- ROOM HOUSE, MOD| URNISHED OR $100.00 monthly payments of ,,yxpr.,, G ) oA o1 Tic_a word first insortion, 1o_a word 10,00 cach 4 Loils Exhr P 1 furnished. Appl. TS Tfi Nothing taken for less than 2 b n offer lot 6X152, with & hotses. ood iy Nobrasks % INQ 3 10 - ot property and only $1.200.00 agaiust it = 228 17 Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. 4'V0'r\ll|lm; p. 4 m‘)‘m date, for vacant lot in the | Leaves i - o T SATASON, > 0. F. Davis Co., 1605 Farnam st. 620 Ap for somebody, Fidelity Trus | _Omzha! SR MODRRN S ooMmOTY 7 | W LOANS ON INPROVED ANDUNINPROVED | & Licetd LR S el E “'fig‘s““m‘“’m i cit proporty. $3.000 and upwards, 5 to 51 por oW 18 THE I 5 St Pl LOMUSd. . o] '“ TWO GOOD SEVEN-ROOM HOUSES AND | centinodelays.W.Farnam Smith&Co., 1320F4 aruam. O BUY ACRE PROPERTY assencer (Bx. Su o five-room him;" nm’lr ;;ll;,lmz:s“fl\u‘;nr at & \{I““"T WEST OF THE (;l‘IAI;‘ LIMITS. Foavia SOUX C;TYEP\" == g M10:00, - SH0.00 Auc Dz e o 7 ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N.Y AGRES. 1Bl cottage. inal Depot, @ Marcs S Block, 16th and Douglas streets. Mg W L L e ian tor. olsotce_ seoarity on. | 5 ACRE: :_{:‘n:::‘.:nr\a.‘):x;:a. $2.400. Omahal _ Depot, 10 anc Marey Sts. T EOR RENT_THE SOUTH FORGANT BIGHT- | Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city, Dro oy )R e, Doth nad Teurd, blook from Walnut Yeuils 20 ACK] 3! enoled plece. oniy & e : G = 31111 line, $25.00. " Inquire comiptroller’s oMce, VW MONEY 10 LOAN AT Lowist 25 ACRES. xll;;:.»".mm;.;x.ngns‘::m"lm‘ Teaves Des;)}}(fi{:;}*:flfifi;lsc“ Arrivea it - — — improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, an’t miss it in buying well located acre 54' : T ).TO A SMALL. FIRST-CLASS FAMIL, L0 S IPAR R sy aRs 0o UM R it 18 the safest and_surest kind of an in- B ] very desirable nine n‘J(l n, |1|m|‘ lh !m\mi" oL £ 5 N. Y. Life Building. No.20th street, reasonable rental. . Boges & Hill. TMONEY 1D LOAN AT GURRENT RATES, TR Leaves _ 7 Sl O “ Apply to W. B. Melkle, First National bk. v_nflx. IN COTTAGES N T«OLT‘ ’u P. Depot, 10th and Marey| Omaha BEST 6 AND 8-ROOM HOUSES IN CITY. S, o i two_cott and lots uear .53 pin | ... 11235pm ])I\muu\' 8 2502 lgudo s, MU 62 | OO TGAGE LOANS, A NOORE 01 % Y. e dud Pacirie: splenda net hhfif\r.h;l:)le - — ]) MODERN 6 R. 1., 1003 N, 25 ST, with stable. Lito. M175 18 fieks' Real Estate agency, 305 N, V. Lite Bull PATENT (kS PR MBHIY o L IMPROVED GEAL ESTATE 37 h ROOM COTTAGE, COMPLETELY FUR- 210! R L T E T BUREAU. SUES& O). SOLICITOKS. Beu d. South 16th, near Jackson. Inquire at o - N LOST. Bullding, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREE. AL £ ONEYITOMOAN - OHA TR HYS, Rates 100 a line first n'x. -;lluu.lsl 30 a line per COTTAGES, 7-ROOM, FAST FRONT, ALL | “iates, 10c a line each Insertion, $1.50 4 lina por | 'wouth. Noluiug taken fdrless thaa 25e. $1%.00. Fidelity Trust Comy 1702 Farnam st. 70 LOAN—= nv-m Som poeth m-l_mn':ush:rx ey = a AR A We'will loan you any sum which you wish, And retaln morey for row? ml' oy L u‘( gl fmughihiasbecn e —— | small or lorge. at the lowest possible raies, in the 301 17 heard is Morrison’s famous production of ]) CORNER FLAT AT 10TH AND JONES: 7 | (iiickest possible time, and. for any lengih of lime s Dausti i This L o 7 ol el [ Aue oy SRR (dere Clomaar, | o4ult you. Yau.can jay It back [n auctigatall- OST_ST. BERNARD BITCH DOG. suskUSThIs willibe Seeniatithe/Mittoenth o 0 o eorge Clouser, | i ienis s you wish. when you wish, aud only pay e it ce s ~ roouw 2, Patteraon block, 1623 Farnam. M6 Tor 1t a8 lon 4 youi keep it. You can borrow on | naoid:,anewers the treet theater next Sunday. afternoon and FOR RENT, FIVE ROOM COTTAGH ll;;ln‘n-;n}gu‘%):}lr!«.\:i1;171[;)1:‘,\\11{1:‘7{?;3:, N 4 o\enmg.l\k\l'honunpn“ns‘ nfo\lnnig);’t] envnfdu- \ 3 M ORSES, NS A G4 AGES. —— —— ¥ ment. The presentation is notable, aside D m water, barn. Apply 1038 S. WAREHQUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANBISE, UNDSKTAKERSANDEMBALMERS | 1,001 he exc";“mwe of the company, for its . T O : 5o Without publieity Or remaval of Property. Rates, 100 4 line each [nsertion, $1,50 o line per | employment of a series of stage effects. T, (“lllil-)‘:r\‘s‘ (I»I “‘;:UA‘“ T UM(A'H:\ Mo Ad?f_{'o.. mouth. Nothing taken for less then 25¢, LI(::]:!.I"IL‘IU‘ comes into play throughout the g 06 SOUT! CREET, e "W production. A cross starting into light by 00 10 o1 5 FORMERLY WITH JONN G, | I light by el gy LR DT Rl g Mt ‘-'» R, Al Cades” | the church wall daunts the fiend amidst his e 0 ) sL.696. | loudest boastings. Flowers leap iuto e PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHAi 8 taker and 38. 16th Tel o il e S, i s P I! iles. 1ige a \\nr\l !INI insertion. le a word there- 62! P L “— | glowing lossoms n e scene after. Nothing taken for less than 25e. T WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF K. BURKETT, FUNERAL m'M‘/'nm AND | where Marguerite gives herself to TR RENT. 1 BLE FULN o i o tidenanL. A B Darra, | A1 embalmer. 1813 Chicagost Tel 9. 634 | her lover. But it s in the ) el aaiive 1010 Dode ntal block. Y | == Brocken scene that the acme of ‘light Podi nerial bl z : GARBAGE. effects” is attained. Fiery dragons pess SITABLE 1 L CAPITOL AVE. X JONEY 10 LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, o i 1 S BIOTRGrag: v MA0T J19* pianos and furnit of all kinds. Business Rates, 100 1 line ach insertion, $1.50 a line per | through the air, leaving a train of sparks B ck,room 437 Ramge block. | month. Nothiig taken or 638 than behind, and s veritablo cataract o fire de- 1T v27 —— = scends at the close petween the uncanny - i S FOR HE R \((l\ AL OF hAlt > RN i nke (XTI PLACK T0 BORROW ALL ORDELS ¥ e i, cueante | Leople of the Sabbut and_their Mumined FURNISHED ROOM, BATI, $0 o N ad cesspools sent to this ofiee or to the ounta eak a 3 1 1‘ 1011 Famam iy QA OUERHAD NORNITURR) office of the Board of Health will be promptly at- | Morrison dramatization of Goethe's legend is — O R to. ‘The only night ol men tn wy cniploy bed to Mr. Bayle Bernard.of London FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE ON WAGONS AND CARKIAGES, Tames Fuller, Poter Lorengen, John Nelson Mr~ Ty Arflcads L4 MESG 190 ON FIANOS AND ORGANS, nd S0 Overgaand, A Donald, eity garbike ¥s the original more closely than = ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS contractor, rooms § and 7, Barker Dio Tel. | other versions which have been seen. The SHED FOR LIGHT ON MERCHANDISE, : 1387 M358 115 | company is carefully selected and the en- G183 N 16t 8} O S A L A = zement will undoubtedly prove very large 4 N goods that remalu with you = & g HOUSE, 211 NC I8TH ST.: IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, PAWNBROKIIRS and profitable. L waneenient; pleasant g0od tadle; I loryoor amali amounts, 0 “Tatos, 100 o liue cach inuertion. $1,00 4 1o per s ble rates Mif0 115 YONEY: A% EONRAROSIBER KATes ot Notiting taken for less tian Hoyt's most famous farce comedy, “A Trip MOMEY, :‘H{\ you may g atany tiwe SONNENDERG, DIAMOND HROKER, 105 | b0 Chinatown,” with identically the same Ny amoint {s it ROOM 4. WITHNELL block, | ¢ +Dotlas st 5 m‘m JUloney, ‘o diamonds, | peoplo in the cast as thero was the second Tath and © g 16 Old gokliand sliverbopeht, week in December, when the “Trip" played EURNANEDROQMETAND BOARD. THUE FLD! N QUARANTES 0O, such an oxcellent engagement av the Boyd, atvs 1 word 48 Since that time the company has been to \}" vt RO N0 i l?llh‘\" 3 l.l;.\N‘HXlllfi.\' l;'}l:I{ r‘l‘l‘illll. Pl.\f(ll‘:fi NG T the Pacific coast, and hlmrh] ved a most 2oYOUNG REOF LT TN R 8 30Ramgeblk, [ COLLECTION | successful engagement. *A Trip to China- Women's Chrlstian ansociation, xns.xrl_h‘»u. 2 Voo o1 l‘,‘”.‘“',‘“,'{:: RanenelBaak will be at the Boyd forone night 12 ¢ i1 19+ | ouly. The sale of seats opened yesterday BUSINESS CHANCES. — - ————————— | 4nd the demand was quite good. “,u.» [Ih' @ line each [nsortion, $1.50 a line )lar SCALES, — pnth. Nothing taken for loas thi \I b HANDSCATES ATTiNps | 1t has been many a year and many s day FOR SALE, STATE A\IiA JUNTY RIGHTS, W AND SECON! ANDSCALES, ALL KIN| dde ine Are Was 0 ,,‘“' AL, AT A O T IR I Addrvss Torden & Selleck Co., Lake st., Chicago ““‘”“‘ since there was as Fj’“’d or better M315 20+ | Taoek box 51, Councll BIfs, L. 201-1-9 i show, mingling farce, music, miustrelsy, . - Y T 5 o wit, grace, variety, dancing, grotesque act- DF, 18 & BB P e !““1‘,‘,',‘.',,,‘:‘,,‘““';,?“’,,, 450" | SHORTHAND AND TYPSWRITING | fug'unc morry concolt in one performance as | GANTLY PORNISIE N CFOR SALE. DRUG STOCK TN SOUTH | _Tates, 10anline each lmortion, 81,00 a ling per | 18 done 1o Tuxedo, the minsirel farce Mt LoARd, at the We Y Tocated. Apply t© Richard: | month. Nothiug taken for less than mx:n(l[éfl“:}« I’m‘:.n.nl-‘n :nmbll‘l‘nmllu)d Sunday i v.\N SANT “I(lh:\vlkl:)‘ SHORTHAND, : Vs A g ¥ Life, Onialia ¢ efreular. 3 X ; JOARD. 2406 FOR EXCH ANGE. e e The ‘part of Edmond’ Duhtes in “Monte e Taaarilon, §1.50 b e per Cristo” Tuesday and ‘'Weilbesday next, in 5 thin 23 ENBECK, BANJOIS which James O'Neill ,will. be seen at 1 = IOBLY FURNISHE 9 e 100 ACRES IN ANTELOPE COUNTY NEAR Hfornia SY Boyd's theater, has bpen ‘played by him ; NIC FURNISHED ROOMS _WITH o towi: 0 Gerew i cultivadlon. Price vor,000 times in the courss of ten years. iy L. y &) 00, oue thind cash, balauce horses, cattle or This is a record that .is only equaled by RNISHED ROOMS Wi | Pl tract of laud fn Towa 4 TR Mr. Thomas Jefferson as Rip Van Winkl ] el AR |V K 1 stalll Shire Draft RESSES, $1; WRA S, %2 000 N, 24t ] P p Van Winkle, Jih strvet L B "‘"x ‘ii':" e _1_,,(,':,,, Panss Gz | That the public's intereaiipinot on the 5o O clear Tand 1 Hayes county, ar HoUse | e e - - — | is proven by the immense business to which ROB RENT-ATOR S AND OFFIORS. | iyl lol 1n Grmana op sasll e THE REALTY MARKET. Mr. O'Neill has played inithis, for so many TRate. 1ige dword first nsertion, briek bUAINE. W Lown town —— other organizations,disagtrous scason. Dur aheraiter, Nothing tkon for v thas 23c 1 463500 poople. Ouly o oy n | [NSTRUMENTS placed on record January [ i s recent engugement i wsthiotic B)s- FOR 1 ©-STORY. DRICK BUILDING | " (e tnonaund doil s ot in Lithograph 17, 1584 ton_the critical writers allumited in saying f that Mr. O'Neill's pe > f Ahinst babamont, bomots nuaanl hoquue Hxvires. | Sntl Siiongo tully paidup and nop-asse N ARGAEE DRI sible, botiey thun ovar bofumee T Lo onall he HOOF, s, €e. ADDLY 8t Tha 0f- | Soul barratn P Daveey or, farm Jands and glred | rubert Jocobberger and wife to W A 2 aln. - Davenport & Watorman, 5 £'ho Tew, 910 DeBoard, s lot 29, Himebaugh r——————————{—,— Pluce g S P 1' 4,000 Mr. Theodor Salmon of #Attsourg, one of y * 8 A Broadwell and wite to Anni Nei- the most distinguished piahists of the cast, e QOLNTB WANTED. < s “m‘m“m no |:e_l‘o“lui'l‘J;ux\il"l‘ll"ni’ rea) 4,000 | has loc ited permanentlyin Omaha, and will : g ko o Loww tha ox 205, Frankfort, Ind. | {5018 v v ust company to M A Tals ' lu\ln'xmbh\' SOt AND COt TR0 AN | s J mage, n 44 feet lot 37, Rees Plac M. mon will give two recitals at the e Call TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSAS | Ausust Blerbach and’ wife to O Young Men's Christiun Associution concert before noon or ad- 7 divws 415 Beo butldin Mi359 115% wid Dakota. Wil e ofor |~ Koiner, lot 8 und wiz ot 7,5 40 foet — the first to occur on . the cheap OF exchan nall, ovening of J . EXCLusIvie TERKITORY —~GIVEN wdse.liorsos and catile. Add.nox 76, Frankforhind ) | lob 40, block4, ERRHArR.c. o psiss < 8,000.1 January 96, on which' occasion he will play o Axcule, male or y or com SRS e B I A T R A A one of his cholcest programs. Mr. Saimon 3 A Inoaa 7.0 EXCHANGE, “TWENTV-ROOM LRICK bl Ty T % 1,200 | bas jusi returned from a brilhant recital vk ‘:lb:l‘::-'u:‘\“Inl.lil‘r‘fllhhullcl for land or aicam swine. | soutil Gminha Land conipany to W M tour through the west, having scored u suc- sample. Addross Billroth, SHv 84 Ho aalap, X L Wood. k 141, South Omaha 860 | cess at San Francisco, such as few artists St Lo, Mo. 7, %2500 WORTH OF GENTS FURNISHING | T K Nelson o Lo I Kuhitabl, have ever ¢ _ = = S 4goods. Half trade, balauce cash. Also #4,000 block § lon udd e WANTED -TO KeN Ay for And 1 easter or central N Tixestient conmpay to 1p1s6 Py T Y - == Wil ansunie norteage or pay difere eeluud, lot 18, block 7, Klib ! . n b Ml And Tot 10, biock 46, South Some months ago William Lindsay, an rooi 313, MeCugue bullding, employe at ha . 5,000 ort Crook. was run down and Ol 10: QUIT CLAIM DREDS. killed by a Missourt Pacific engine. Yester ¥o0d neighborhood. Address B DANCING ACADEMY. R fiooah e B A Riakteon tay ; -mJ “_d j’l, '_” 9818 A"*‘ ¥ Miol 18 3. 100 o 1ine each Insortion, $LA0a ine por | 1 DIoC “lkborn ep | 2oy, Mo widow, Isete E4ndsay, Al exsoutris ———— N‘,..,.,,..,\.“,,‘:, a3 han 3 ! DEEDS of the estate, sued the company, ulleging STORAGE. - . R Doadhasdid BUREIRS Sk b damages in the sum of §%0. Immediately N[ STORAGE, Wi S HAR: Bierbuch, lot 1. block 6, Fikhorn 1,007 | Afkerthe Aliagof the pavers Mue legal rop- M. LLIAMS & CROSS, 12 214 HAR- arm b Fm.. weak R et L TSR resentative of the rmlroad company ap- - e, SaLPdAY 10 1. Rt , block 3, first ad South peared in court and confessed judgment for N STORAG FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. | pursday ¥ p ate lessous daily in al 1,231 | the umount. A clewu and clicap rate. K. Wells, 1111 Farna W dinces. | Call tor lorme; 4 Ealle 10 et ——— e —— Neid Jae Total amount of transfers...........0 41,001 DeWitt's Witeh-tlazes saive cures piles, |EATING AWAY IRON PIPES Singular State of Affairs Discovered by the Bewer Commissionar, DAMAGEBY ELECTRIC CURRENTS WROUGHT Gas and Water Malus Are Short.Lived In the Vieinity of the Motor I Power Houses—Opinions by Local Experts. A most peculiar state of affairs has de- veloped with reference to gas and water pipes laid in cortain portions of the city, 88 they are completely caten up in from twelve to twenty months from the time they are first laid. So much of a nuisance has it become from the constant tearing up of the streets that is rendeved necessary by making re pairs that. Sewer Commissioner Furay has taken the matter in charge and is making thorough Investigation as to tho probable cause and the most effective remedy. Inasmuch as the district affected is that portion bounded by Lake on the north, Cass on the south, Sixteenth on the east, and Twenty-fourth on the west, within which the two largest power houses of the street railway company are centrally located, it is believad that this new and mysterious de struction of iron and lead pipe is aue to an unusually large amount of electric current in the ground in that vicinity. ¢ What the Samples Show. A number of samples of ruined pipo that had been under ground but short periods, ranging from eight months to a_year and a haf, are now mn the ofice of the Board of Public Works. The iron pipe scems to have had all its natural propertics taken out of it, where 1t has not been entirely destroyed Its edges flake off and can be crumbled to powder betwes the thumb and fis wh any of it can be whittled with AI\ i sily as roofing slate. 'he iron pipe is miore seriously affected n is the lead, the former being com ly disintegrated within a short time, ple! while'the lead pipe is affected only in spots. A piece of lead pipe that had been down but fourteen months presented the appearancs of a piece of honeycomb. with its successior of deep pits, in the bottom of each of whigh isa mealy deposit, the latest result of the action of the a; t of destruction. When ever these pitsare eaten completely through- the pipe the leak becomes apparent, aud the investigation of the repairing force leads to the detection of the cause. Instead of its being then necessary to merely put down a short section of new pipe to repair the break, as in the case of an ordinary leak, it is often found that the entire longth of service pipe is about destroyed and must be replaced, e repairs have become very ex- pensive, particularly in the immediate vicin- ity of the electric puwer houses on Nicholas street at Ninoteenth ana Twenty-secona streets, and in the hope of obtaining in- formation that will lead to an obviation of the difficulty the sewer commissioner has written to President Yost of the telephone company. General Manager Smith of the street railway company, City Elect Cowgill and prominent electricians in other cities, asking for the result of thew ob- servations in this respectand for suggestions as to the most effective remedy to avoid a continuance of the nuisance. The sewer commissioner states that for a long time he was disposed to think the trouble was solely due to an infevior quality of pipe, and was inclined to stic up the water and gas companies and tne plumbers for putting it down. but after aiscovering that the very best double extra lead pipe and the heaviest iron mains were alike ren- dered unfit for use after a few months of service, and noting that the trouble was con- ined to the district named he concluded that electricity must have a great deal to do with it. In this belief he was coufirmea by learning that the same trouble was being experienced in some other cities where elec- tricity was largely used in the operation of the street railway system. What Experts Say. In speaking of the electrolysis of under- ground pipes, City Electrician Cowgill said yesterdny thatit was bound to become a ery serious matter, in fact, much more so than most people had any idea of, and that it would demand a great deal of attention in the near future. “Iamnot ready to make any assertion regarding it,” he said, “tor I bave different views from mauy of the elec: tricians regarding the proper course to be pursued. 1t is my opiulon from what I kave noticed that the current escapes from the rails of the street railway tracks and goes to the pipes, which, imbedded in moist earth, offer it a botter path back to the powor house. It is my belief that it escapes the same all over the city, and the reason that the pipes are so' seriously affected near tho power houses and scarcely at all in the outlying portions of the city is that the current centializes or focuses in the pipes near the power houses as it returns there, and the pipes are therefore so much more densely charged with it there than elsewhere. 1donot think that anyof the power escapes ut the power house, thus, causing the wouble at that point, as tho escape is through the trolley and motor thence to the rail where the current is plied. i have been inclined to think sinco this the pipes offer such an inviting path 'that they are certain to become churged with it, that a good plan to overcome the bad effects of it would be to attach a copper wire to the that :scapo was bouna to oceur, and pipes, thus furnishing a hard and casily traveled d for its return to the dynamo to be again pumped over the cireuit. 1 know that a number of the best electricians do not agree with this, as the wire would be eaten off within a few moutns, and I do not assert that it 1s the proper course to pursue, but it has seemed to me that the attachment of such a wire would helv it, roplacinz then. whenever destroyed, as the curvent must bo taken away from the pipes if they are to be preserved. Unless it can be obviated in some way it is going to cost the telephone company thousands of dollars to keep its undérground eable service in working order. 1 am aware that ics cables are lud in cement-lned pipes, but it must be under- stood that there no such thing as a perfect insulstor. It 1s simply a degree of insulation, some materials bemg better msulators than others. Ilectricity will go through glass to a certain extent, al- though not nearly so readily as through some oth e material, and it is certain to at- tack cables sooner or later. It is my belief that current is constantly escaping through these ivon trolley wire poles, because of im. perfect insulation, for, although th have | been up buc a short vime, I have noticed that they are rusting near the grouud, yet the fire®hyarants do uot show the 3 thing, although they been in_ tho ground much L of the electric current seems to be having its ef- | fect on them and I am inclined to believe that the portion below the surf: o Lhe ground will be caten up within five or six years. ‘I'his is a condition that is known to exist, but its serious resulis are of such comparatively recent date thuat it has not yot received very much atcention. It is a matte however, that will soun call for a great deal of thought and investigaion - The Adveriising Ot Hood's Sarsaparilla is always within the bounds of reasoa becsuse it is true: 1t always appeals to the so! , COMMON Seuso of thinking people bacause it is true; aud iv | 13 always fully substantiatod by endorse- | ments which, in the financial rld, would | | 1 be acveptad without a moment's hesitation liver ills, constipation, Hood's pills cure biilousness, jaundice, sic Leaduche, indi gostic 1 Disease-Broeding Water. | nt pond near Daveuport, botween Twenty-sighth und Twenty-ninth | streets, fnto which dead animyls v thrown prior to the time awheu the pond | froze up. A milkmun namea Nelsou, lovated | at Twenty-ninth ana Dodge. is said to have broken the ice and watered his cows th Residents in that locality who buy mill of Nelson say shat theve ure now seversl cases of fever in families taking itk of Nelson and that a few months se of diph- | therin was said 1o hav aused by use of tho milk of cows watered at this poud Healsn Commissioner Somers is investigat There is a stagi as ropresented by the | cines without | Omahu | ivg tne cuse and if the facts are found to be citiz must suffer the consequences. - unprecedented sale The Cough Syrup provokes compe people cling to Dr. Bull's Coug ens somobody of Dr. Bull's tition; but the h Syrup. —_—— YOUNG GRAHAM SQUEALED, Developments in the Case Ag: Austin and Jaok; Some new facts have come cases of Charles Austin and hese aro the men arrested T\ nd Dempsoy, Cap- Sergeant Whalen and Ofticer These parties have been shadowed by the police for probably two months wate ing by Detectives Savage tain Mostyn, Jackman, movements being closely Alnst Suspacts to light in the J. 8. Jackson wesday mora- , their hed, but noth- ing could bo proven against them, they care fully avoldaing any were often might have suspicion it was decided to ments, soen been overt acts and never ¢ rule, in conversation with any v, and 1 up on wwait develop togeth 1 lock I'liings came to a focus Tuesday morning Along tvout 100'clock Mondiy body at the station closed up detectives had left oarly in th sergeants next and finally th his depar No one had gone wagon announced that the of the night had been finishe wagon returned to the ofticers encircled two desperat knew station tho five Hng every o clams, the o even o capain 100k where they for the patrol eors’ work for When the g, © looking men haudeuffed together. They bLad becn taken while asleep in their room, 401 North Fitteentn street I'ie charge at that characters, which will be cha larceny. Later, a $65 overco. a gold watch and a suit of clc the day, however, some fur was found, hour wi including another gold 18 suspicious anged to grand at turned up othes, Dur rthor prope watch this watchiwas found in a pawn shop over in the Bluffs, also a suit of clot night another visit to two satchelfuls of clothe: number of shirts, hrella and a lady’s handsc This ring wiil probably be id; tne r nother ov hes. Tuesday oms brou two suits, coat, & ome zold entifie today as will some of the other goods. L. McClure identified one of the and some other articles stol time ago, L. Whittier, wh contaning a mileage book miles was stolen from a North came to the sta ty. Toe prisoners but are pieasant absolutely when spol to be fully hope lies in their absoiute sile now enough evidence to fasten crimes upon them. There is counect fellow. Georzze ( mixed 2d with the watches, refu abam, whose All things point to the fact that he an oveecoat len from him ose &5 uister, ood for 1,000 Lwestern trein ation and iden- to talk, na seem n to, alive to the fact that their ouly ence. There is some serious affair a young case is badly has bean used as a stool pigeon, but there are some circumstances which ase when the time comes. He gives the following st lived for some time in these two feltows, my room opposite thews. 1 became ac the same pl may al ory: “I have us being directty (uainted with them by being thrown into their company d, also, beciuse they had p and'spent it freely, Lam no and these men used to send me all sorts, such us going articles.” “What caused ware not strictly proper Why, my suspicions were a et, of suits of clothes of tho jewelry they they were not working,4 conc! wis not what it should be. [ get a case against them, as t| own counsel perfeetly you to thiuk “You were caught with goods in your possession were **Yes, but that it w teh b case against them and Jackson giving me . w, lenty of moucy t working now 2 ou errands of for fruitand trifling these fellows aroused by the they wore and wore, and, as luded t t was hard to hey kept their some of the stolen younot?" the only way lo geta the fact of 0 pawn which fivally led to their arrest. These fellows also gave my wife a handsome gold necklace and myself a pair of cufl puttons. When Juckson gave me the buttons that he would give me thisy five other pair. They some vresents to the tandlady Vas any force or threals u you into taking these goods th to have pawncd, by either of he remarked pair, as he bad > made many hand- used to coerce at you claimed the two men?"” “Yes, Juckson gave me an overcoat and with a bulldog revolver in one if I'squealed’ I could prepar medicine. This 1s the young man's stol hand he sad to take my ry, but by the it is diseredited and tney think he is ——-———— A Follower of the ¢ The persistent cough whicl lows an attack of the grip ¢ uently cured by tuking Chamberlain's W. A. McGuire ol “La Grippe left me After using several velief, 1 tried Remed) savs: cough irip. h usuaily fol- n oe perma- ugn t MeKay, O., with a severe different nu Cough Remedy, which effected a permanent I have also found 1t to cure. be without an cqual for childven. when troubled with colds or croup. 25 und 0-cent bottl druggists. COMMERCIAL CLUB es for sale by REPORT, Commissioner Utt Compiles Some Tnterest- ing Industrial Statisties. Commissioner Utt of the annual hands of the club has completed his and it is now in the printer. Advance sheets port show that the cncouragement of manufactu way rate revision favorable t roports progress o both. Th plete with valuable statisti trial nature and the work of t in for u general roview. Mr. | inducements for the commissioner Comfnareial report of the re- arges wring and rail o Omaha aud 10 report is re s of an indus lie club comes Utt prescats S| location of an egg case factory, tin factory, ice manu facturing plant, starch fack and for many other industries including manufactories where tha products will be oots and shoes, canted goods, glucose, The s beet su; paper and beet s toward securing stul stride e faclory re- ceives special attention together with data on_beet sugar culture, It shows the following stat clearings of Omahi tor the yes ement of bank Ars named 1846 13,790 80 1587 . l{N-Mlu N7 1885 TS . il 25 1539 A3, 740,940 03 1590 1891 1592 1503 Then follows statisties on the popuiation of Omaha since 1550, showing a gratifying from 1,561 in 1560 to Compared to the apolis, St. Paul, St. Joseph, th show, pared o 45 olis, which ranks The population Louis, Denver second within s 140,45 3 people inerease in St Kin o figu 15 Clyy, s for coin- on the list, X miles of Omaha is given as follows: Omahi, 140, Council Bluffs 21474, South Omaha, wiscellaneous, 10,0003 total, 179,05, “Pho commissioner poiuts ou vantages as i ting statistics and combar reities. 'he death rat given at S.02 per 1,000, The vepors revie ance of the city w will bo the h prospect; ture possessed by Omiahi ave menddoued. In speakiog of th the commissioner says that th business of the yeur wis 830,00 notwithstanding the striugen, jobbers generally closed i s Phe opportunitivs o expan trade arve dwelt upon at leagth Ine factory interests of encouraged and progress re; location of several new the valuo of the manufactur 1505 exveed o $55,000, 000, of industrial plants in ope 146, Among the improvemen wore two now broweries cost Of $400000, Industr ave presented offeriug 1o new factories of wvariou present aardage capacity of L | of South Omaha is given as fol 10.000° e 00 b, 6.0 G0, The value of live st South Omaha an and the packin produc healthy e built into the city. ‘The ources of the industeial and e I'he uLion aly sally is place L Omaha's ad ommuniiy by ng them with in Omaha is tway import- ive lines that eneral v ommercial ni- exhaustiuoly whibing trade, @ total Jubhing 10,000, wndt that y of the times, woessful your A the jabbing v Lhc ity are ported on the v industrics od product for total number on it its of the created at o wl statisties inducements s kinds. The he stock yurds llows: Uuttle, 10, and Lorscs, k' haudied at 148 §40.000.000 £, 000,000, Valuable pataon the cost of comuioditivs, clothing, fucl and re age rents and information of est L0 WAEe GATUOrS OCeupies tion of the report Statististics oo Nebraska sources cowplete the report luy Lojrether with geneval inte a goodly por- iands and re- GOSPEL FOR THE ARABIANS New Movemeut on Behalf of Certain Classes in Omaba. VISIT OF A GREEK PRIEST TO OM'HA Will Establish @ Church for the Greeks And Arablans in This City - Difference in Greek and Latin Rites— Father Khoury's Record. A tall, slendor gentleman with an intel. lectual face and modest demcauot atighted from a westbound train at the ths chin k of color, Boneath tliar to Catliolic 1o other morning it whisker, b unifon depot bore a luxuri save a slight sprinkling of geay twas & Romad collar, pec clergymen ecian) in hare Pope as Ho s a Grook priest (not ( with tho infal mony well a8 of the Catholic chureh, His name is Rev. Michael Khoury, a membor of the Order of St. Basil, and a Roman Cathalio priest of the Greek rite. Heis a missionary, tho first to penctrate the western states and preach the gospel to the Arabians and ceks who have located in froe and fertila territory From the *birth of Christ to the ent moment Mohammedanism has exercised an almost undisputed sway, under Turkish over the Christians who refused to repugnant doctrines of control, acquiesco in the Syra, From a F. Miiy of Priests. Pather Khoury is a Syrian. He was born fifty-four years ago in Satibeen, Mount Laba- non, in Syria. He is the sixth priest fu fm- mediate succession that his family has con. tributed to the Catholic church, His fatker's name was Nahmatala, and a priest, He has four married sisters in Mount Ieba non, ana hisonly brother died a priest. Some of the priests of the Greek rite are married and some avo not. Under the Greek rite married man, when be embraces sacred orders, need not relinquish his wife. Under the Latin no marricd man can be priest Yet both rites ace Roman Catholic, All this will certainly secm strange, but there is nothing involved except ineidental ceremony. The principles of the Catholis religion are not in any way involved Father Klioury cannot Wk the Latin language, and Latin s the langiage of tha churchi. Rome recognizes the Greek rite and the celebration of mass in the (ireek languige because the persecutions of the Mohammie: dans have been so severe that it has been im- possibie for the Christians to have schools in which the Latin language could be studied, cessity has no lw. " said Father Khouvy ircek antedates the Latin as nzuage in any case, and the antedate both, a in Greek. Christian are other languages that cording to authority Knows Neithe Father Ktoury cannot therefore conversation w A Bee reporter was introduced to hiw at the residence of Rev. John Vranek pastor of St. Wencelaus church at Fourteenth { Williams streets. The nial pastor introduced him to the Syrian ssionary, and also to Philip Curitem, who tish Nor Latin, peak English, ana th him is difcult. ompun; \ther Khoury as_an_in terproter. | tha latter the Basilian said: “I ned apriest April M, AL D., 1868 in Zahle by Rt. Rev. Ambrosius Abdow, bishop of Syria. 1 then came to the United States by réquest of the Catholies ol Syria, who have been thrown on the waves of an unsympathetic world through Moham: nedan and Turkish persecution and ave now located in this country. “In all Syria there are about Roman Catholics under the ( Latin, 20,000: Maronite, 230,000; 10,000; Armenian, 4.000; Copt, 3,000; Chal- dean, 6,000. Under the Greek rite [ cel brate mass like a Dominican. At com- munion there is given both bread and wine, The bread is ordinary bread, composed of rye flour and water and 1s the same a8 your communion bread, but differcntly cooked.” Differenco Betwoen the Kites. The missionary then showed the reporter a sample of the bread used under the Greek vite. It isaninch in thickness and about one and one-half inches in_iength. On its surface is, in Greel, Jesus Christ. Under the Latin rite there is only bread administered to communicants; under the Greek rite there is both bread and wine. Under the Lati rite the bread is adminis- tered by hand; under the Greek rive both the bread and wine ave administered by a golden spoon. ‘There are wany other coromonial aiserepancies that need nol be revounted nere. Continuing his conversation Father Khoury said: *1 left Mount Lebanon July 10 and went by boat from Bayroot to Alex- andria, thence to Marseilles, by train to Havre and thence by boat to New York., 1 liave been sent liere by my bishop, Ignace Malluk, and here are my credentials.” The credentials are concluded as follows, n the Latin language: *Dulcem habemus soem hune pium sacer- dotem in venturum esse apud eminentissimos pastores qui regunt Catholicos Americanos paternam receptionew. Etenim omnes seinus prelium animarum a nostro Jesu Christo redemptarum, Itaque hanc attesta- tionem dedimus cum sacerdaoti. Michael Khoury. Prima aie amore , Zalle. TALLUK v the intel n Catholics As Fatner “1 have come here to look aft ests of the Arnbians and all Rox of the Greeis rite,” he added Khoury snid this e seemed distressod and after i momentary panse sighed: *The poor Arabians —-the poor Greeks ! ceting 1" © Secared, When he arrived here on Suturday morn- ing he repaived to Bishop Scannell’s resis dence, where he prosented his evedentials and was affectonately received. Three weoks ago Rev. Elias Abdow avrived m tho city from Mount Lebanon and celebrated mass Phitomena’s school hall, which has been «dav the disposal of the Aribiaus for veligious purposes by Bishop Scanfell. He will remain Liere as pormanoat pastor of tho Arabians and will, us soon as possible, buila louse of worship of their own. Pather Knoury oficiated 118t Sunday and left this worning for Des Muines, Lu., whence ho will make a tour of the country. His head- quarters wiil bs in Boston. Ho is susjeet to his Syvian bishop, who can eall him_back any time. e 15 unmarrvied, as is Father Abdow, and the latter will 'be subject to Bishop Scannoll. There are wore than a hundred Arabians in the city et Lo T A Favorito ! y for La Grippe. During the epidemic of la grippe Cham- luin's Cough Kemedy took the lead and wis much better liked than other sough nedicine. 1. M. Baugs, druggist, Chats- worth, IlL he grip is wuch tho s 4s & tho prompt iency v sule very severe cold and r ame treatment. This 1 nd effectual and will provent any of the disease toward pnoumonta by drugi Pkl L . DETECT.V& I(ANJUM DY.ING. Inj A nw Fight with a Robber, He i Benson. William I2. Ransom, a private detective in the employ of the Union Macitic Kailroad company, hus boen tuken to St. Joseph pital, where he has been 1 insane ana in a very eritical condition. hos- Runsom has been in the employ of the com pany for a number of years, und last Decem ber ho was sent out to Wahoo to run down i gang of robbers, the members of which were habit of ight ars and stealing merchuudise, The night ore Chirstmas, while o wias watehiig i the yards, he caught & man coming out ol car, ana opened fire. Tho robber was wing and in a hand-to-hand scufio that followed, in the breaking into fr RRansom wis thrown viole ) tho ground striking his L against the end of a “Pho full injured his brain, and over that time his wore serious. vondition has been grow As a simple yot effective remedy for throat affections, rown's Bronchial Troches st fiast in public favor. y are absolul unrivalied for the all on of all throak irvitations caused by cold or use of Lhe Voice,