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A PnYsrcAs's wlyr's TROUBLES.

domestic remedies and prescriptions by
myself "a p,acticipg physiclan) and othel
doctors, only pailiated my wife's chronic
two years standing, inflammation Of The
bladder. Kidney. Wort, however, cured her
These are extracts from a letter, sent to the
proprietors OF this remedy, by its author,
DR.. G. NJ. summeiliR, Of Sun Hill. Washing
ton county, Georgia. The listo Of cures might
be prolonged almost indefinitely. For the
purpose Of this article, however, only few
more will be adduced.
"Ihad kidney and other troubles over SC
yesrs," writes Mrs. ]. T. Galloway, of Elk
Flat, Oregon. Nothing helped me but Kid.
ney. Wor 1t effected u permanent cure"
Mr.. Nelson Fairchilds, OF st. Albans, VT,
Is closer ''home," and his Ease would seem to
merit special mention. Briefly, il is, In bis
own language, this: kidney. Wort Is a med.
icine Of priceless value. l bad piles for 10
consecutive years. 1t cured me.n
MALARIA
Is disease which attacks the human family
in spring, and has formed the chief subject
v many AV"ii h4'tblCEs VIC Cduupb pas
from this subject without experimenting II
with the assertion that Kidney: Wort Is a spe.
cific for other diseaseg than Malaria, and such
disorders as may be directly traceable to 1t.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Is u most distress.
ing complaint. Every reader OF this article
probably knows the symptoms. The fleets
are wide spread aud far.reaching. Almost
The entire human organism Is spt to become
deranged, when dyspepsia is suffered to run
IN unchecked. Kidney Wort eau bA relied
upon, reader, 10 lure any case OF Malaria,
Dyspepsia, Kidney aud Liver Troubles and a
a0st OF their kindred or attendant ills. All
We ask Is a trial. That will make you Its
lifelong friend.
1t IS d matchless alterstive, a pleasant yet
powerful tonic, and, indeed, "fIis the bilr'
IS a peerless, pleasant, powerful preparation.
As near AZ mortals may be aDle to reach per-
lection, Kidney. Wort may safely be called
perfect. 1t 10 not q compound OF herbs. al
legged to have been discovered by som myth
zeal missionary, w"ilSt 10 some imaginary
foreign land" Kidney Wort Is a prepare.
ton, however, combining all the essential
ingredients Of far advanced thinkers, and
scientific men who labor for the amelioration
Of human ills. Buy a bottle, and you will,
[ afflicted, agree with thousands OF Others
who have doue so andfound themselves re.
newed thereby in health and spirits.
my2l.AwF&w
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ENGAGE MAs1ER,s PRAISE.

Mr. H. BAasT, b,ysase.nu,er on Eastern RAN.
road, boston. says: y 1855
II have used Hunts Remedy. the great kidney
and liver medicine, IN my family for months. /.
WA recommended by friends In Portsmouth who
have been cured OF kidney troubles, aud ! End 1t
Just As represented and worth its weight in god
Ny wife Is using II for dyspepsia. and uimproved
so rapidly shat | cheertuly indone 1t rs a family
medicine Of real merit, and would not be with.
outfit"
APtIL q, 1888. my2i.HwFtW
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J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

~. h... evidence Of u physicians succera Ia the
IaS w nj htS PATIENTS. The increasing demands
MSH ntoiesiousl services prove that ! have dealt
sSSsaISi.Siy and fairly with those h have consultsd
eoa'' .syrr ne L patieuts name without permits
~ ,sonch rave many hundred certificates
nos, ,So = whom i have cured after they had been
~ s1ouScSd inCunble. A thorough medical edu;
y = NJ win mGny years hospital expeiitnccI and
nsT1I1dty with iheraputlc agents. 4 close OBJ err
hanAlaI isnner.meptAi pecullHrtes aud strict At
49, NJ ~ hyviepiC management iAsures success, II
W. 4 pcssibls, and | frankly give the patient my
ablnlOu,
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81 DON'T want no rubbish, no fine senti.
ments, II you please" said the widow, who
was asked what kind OF IN epitapR she
desired for her late husbands tombstone.
Let it.be short ami simple-something like
this: William Johnson, aged IS years.
The good die young"
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II GUESS that girl must be the flower Of
the family" remarked the young man who
had been waltzing with her, as he etsayed
to brush or the white spot on his coat
sleeYe.-BOaon Trantcript.
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RuckIen,a Arnlea Haye.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
Gers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed To
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per boz. For sale at Logan q Col
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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EMINENT Dr.. J.J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Nd,
states: II have used Colden's Liquid Bee
Tonic largely in Debility, Febrile and Ner'
vous Diseases, and l have found 1t one OF Il Z
most reliable Of nutrient tones 10 use or Ia
be found in pharmacy" Take no other,
or druggists, MwPGW
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MRs. MouNrJoY BERAssls latter several
collisions): ut strikes me, Mr.. Rudder
ford, you're much more at home in a boa
than in a ball room!" Little Bobby Rud'
derford, the famous Oxford coxswain: "Yes
by Jove! And I'd sooner steer eight men
than one woman any day."
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ERIE's tx
Another Cure Utterly without Prece
lent.

ERIE, Pa, September 10Th, 1ss1.-Dk.
HARrNAN: l cannot but express my thanks
to you for the great benefit I received from
the use of Peruna aud ManAlin. One bottle
OF each placed me squarely on my feet, after
a long sickness, which had laid me In bed
and then left me lame ard crippled. Three
days uss OF these remedies dispensed with
the cane, and in a week l Was perfectly WE'LL
N. J. WRIGHT, Business Agent, Erie Evening
Herald. Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman's
Book on the "Ills OF Life" He will give /,
gratis. II not address DR.. q. at Osborn, o.
pAW.
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The little red ribbon the mug and the ro'el
The sunmertlmeeom ONE aud the summertime goes-
Aud never q blossom 10 all Of the land
As white a. the CLEAN Of her beckoning hand.
The long winter months, and the glaIe Of the snowE;
Ths lite red ribbon the ring ana the ro4e!
And neiei . I'll ~dilnerUf sun In the Ekirs
A bright Is the lightoi her GOLDEN tyet!
Dreams only are true; but they fade and are gone,
And her face Is not here when ! wake Al dawn;
The little red iIbb0n, the Mug aud the rose.
All, all give up from my wealth OF iepOse!
! am. weary Of waiting and weary Of tears,
And my heart tires, TOO, all these desOlAte years,
Moaning over lha one only lolE that II knOwI,-
The little red IiUbon, the ring and the rost!
i ~. I.A l. n. RILEY
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ARE you mads miserable by Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
yellow Skin? shiloh'sV itaiiEer Is q positive
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle o
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by McLain Brothers and Alex T
Young. paw
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FoR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle o.
gniloh's VitAliEer. 1t never falls TO cure.
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The genuine SARATOGA HIeH Rock srR1se
WArgR, for sale by all druggists by the doc
en-, bottle or gallen. Address al orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga srings
N. Y.
J.. r. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents g.
Wheeling, and B, K. MoConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pkw
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ExPucIr directions for every use are given
with the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing Moses,
Grasses. Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &c. Only 10 cts.
MwFAw
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Skin Diseases Cared.

By Da. FRAzirR's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
a. II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotcheg, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beaut.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip
pies, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Uloeru and
Sofa By all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 80 oents.
I.F. ehirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and B. Z. Moconahey, Agent ct
Bridgeport p&W
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su1IoH's cure will Immediately relley,
Group, Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis.
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soisa By all druggists and mailed on 70.

THE Rev. George II. Thsyer, Of Bourbon.
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe oui
lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure"
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Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price 100, 500
and ;L
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STAYE FAC.
l. TORY ut B~1RToN.-By virtue OF a Deed OF
Trust made by William schillipg con d Co. TO me
as trustee, dated, the Sd day Of February. a. =.
1884, and recorded In the of &C OF the Clerk Of the
County Court Of wetEel county, IN Deed Of Trnlt
Book No.. s. iOllD g.. l will on Saturday, the 26Ih
day OF NAY. A. D.. 1881. beginning ut l 30 O'Clock r.
N ,procsed 10 sell at pub 10 auction TO Tho highest
and b 81 bidder, on the premises, the fol oWliR de.
Scribed properly, that Is TO SAY: The lease and
leAsehold eSiAte made and conveyed by John Glib
hons TO the firm OF Vim. schilling, son d Co.. for
the term Of siK years from the hrtt day Of April,
A.. D. lssl, In and to the following described prop.
erty. thRt. Is 10 ray: A certain piece or parcel Of
land lying 10 v elZel county. W. Va, on the south
Ece Of tho west end OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Conpany'6 switch, near the town ot Bur.
ton. in Weizel county, containing alb tut TX acres.
Ako, the Staye FMtUy, buildings machinery,
boilers, engine, shaftlrg, beltiug, AtRve machines,
and all other machinery, appliances and fixtures
used by the psrties OF the ASt part In and about
their xtsye business Oh the lea Ghold premises
RfoiesHid.
expenses Of sale cash In Rand on day Of sale. and
the residue Of the purchase money payable In
three equal instAllnents OF Q. II and Is months
from day OF sale. beAiIpg interest the purchaser 10
execute his notes therefor with good security.
| my16 7. J. HI1f- IJS. nTnEtRa.
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vlNAAOlAL AND ConMERoIAL,
New Yorr money and Ntochp,


NV YoEx, May 10 Money 21$Ss per cent, closed,
offered At 3 per cent. fr1Ts mercantile paper
6}>Ss6 Ger cant. stGrling Exchange bankers bills
hin At 81 "a; demand ~ SIkr
GOVERNMENT Unchanged.
d. 8. q. .... ... ..... ....l esxlLehigh q wilkes ....1 cIh
US s., extended. .l0S4la. Pa @. INSTABILITY
u.8. ~, 1vuponS.- llSAlU. !. bonds, tntL. .ll44f
y. Z. a, coupon. .....l lg5tI VI. Land GrAnts...lW
Pacific % Of q6...-.l21 Iu. P. htking fnnd...u 6
entral Pacific fStS-lli1ITexas Pac land gA. cox
Erie secoudk....-...- gissldo Rio Grand div...- slA
RAILROAD RoSps-InrSnlsr.
STATE SEcuRITIEs- Dull and higher.
Louisiana oonSols Gee. 6I1tIylRinIa 6s............. 10
Missouri 6. .............l III Virginia c0nSolS, ex.
. Joseph .....-........ e. ll0kI tn mat, coupons. Ssx
TennesSeG Gs.."........ $9%lViRinia deferred. 10Y
Tennessee o., new 8qkl Rx. div.
sTocKs-In the forenoon bu.InGss In the stock
markell showed 4 fEActlOnAldeClIne In prices, CON
pued with tho closing quotations on Friday. From
IL " ! O'Clock the matkeG was dull and steady. but
lower prices followed iOr 4 time In the las: hour
the market was again unsettled aud In the 1fSt
half hour there was AdeGllle OF NRl per Cent. lat.
ter Omaha, which declined 10 20 Texas Pa Itc de
rined u " So and the rest OF toe general Lis,
k4k per cent, Manitoba declined fiom Ia 10 I2i
and recovered TO Us. The net retuit OF the days
business was u decline OF La2 per cent, VIZ: Mani
tOba , per cent, Omaha ~ per cent, WEb al pre-
fired ~ par cent, Northern Pacific preferred ~
per cent, common y per cent, Union Padhc X per
ceut, TexAs& Pac lCl per cent, aud the rest Il tho
list a fac lon OF Il to u rer ceut Il the final deal
Tugs the market was weak at lowest prices.
lrAnKACttOukQ OIL COO RhAneA
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REpIoAL.
A GREAT BLESSING
For Weak and Suffering Woman.
MEDICAL.
KIDNEY-woRT

Every nan and Woman, in America needs
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.Gm GntdliQetrren,
1IIE LIrrLs HgD RlsnOy.

onrEi . IS and NJ FssFiseaf6 street.
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"HAckMEric OK" a LISTING and fragrant per
fume. Price % and so cents.
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DURING the seventeen years since the introduc.
ton OF BANNER BAKING f0wpER. the highest
test, ninety.nine per cent pure grape cream tartar,
has been uSej IN It's manufacture. Crepe @ cam
tartar Is the only ingredient that can D oduce Il
truly hcalthiuI baking powder, and upon this fsct
only can the peop O decide whether or not II Ia bet
ter 10 use 4 pure Grnpo Cream. Tartar Powder. ev. n
though II cost II ttIde moro. Thousands Of families
Yeas ago made their dCcl,ion In favor OF the BAN
EER Powder md have recommended 1t 10 their
friends be Ause Of Its perfect putty and great leav.
eniDg power. RpSbhTbtEowE
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Additional accommodation Train leaves BeiIAife
p1Iutsi and arrives At bridgeport NJ sIs, MartIn's
Ferry 9.27 and steubenylllr ~ 10 80 A. ~. Return.
I1g Observation-Disclosures 2 II ?. Y n rims Ferry
8 70. Bridgeport 3.2S and arrives II Bellaire Of $40
r. ".
EOTE-TrJns leaving Bellaire at $50 A. n and
LOO T. N connect Of Yellow Creek + Cleveland.
All Trains daily except sunday.
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent.
wa A.. BALDWIN. sAnRVer. Pit .bntGh fa.
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
] LOUIS R41LwAY-PAEHAsDLE R0uTk.
Time table for last aud NEST corrected u MAY
IL, 1888
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street, near Public Landing, as follows:
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CHICAGO. May 1.-THE DrottIs' Journal reports
Hogs-Recclpts 5000 head. Market reported IN
changed; light 81 l0t7 IS: htayy q l5a7 10 fair Il
good shipping 81 25a7 30: skips SO 2SA7 90. Cattle
Receipts 500 betd: cows s. 66E4 10; bulls A7S
steers Sc 00pG bh, Sheep Uurepofted,
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TOLEDO. OHIO, May 1s-wheat Irregular No. .
rcd winter cash aud May s. i2IS; June 81 121;
July and August 81 AZ; neptem6 81 81 I6H; Oslo.
hers 1917 year 81 l2L. Corn dali: No 2 cash, MAy
and juns Sc: July Doc bid: iuguSt Gle asked
0AIE quiet; No. 2 July 4Sc bid. 4Shc asked.
PrrTsBUR0u, May l9.-Petroleum dull; United
certificates steady and close ats I 03Is; refined 7AH
| 1Mctor Philadelphia delivery Theuiternoon session
was very dull and the market steady; opened al
81 0 X; declined 10 81 or. aud closed at 81 OSH.
| rrAliug throughout the dsy was light,
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vt,rs, AID Liver Biseases and Rheumatism
$3.50 Misunderstanding hcelncd 10 help me;
aid not SetOutoi bed. Dr. smith s SnTd me"
Wheeling, W. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-FlOlf weak. Whoa
opened higher but clos d weak: No. l rcd 10 elevator
81 2x; no. . red In eleyotor 81 1874; No 8 do 81 lsl
Il; No.. 2 red May 81 1sHal 10; June 81 l9Hal lsH
opened higher but closed a shaie weaker; car lot
strO, G; steamer mixed &c: No. 2 white CSC: Si
mixed CSC ail mixed May 66I6 G; June 65k -66ssssc
iu'y 6%7a6T1tc; Aucust 6Sl6Ske, Oats quiet AM
steady: No 2 mixed 47Ec; No ) white 5lha &c No
? whiteb2Hc. Provisions steady; smokes hamsSl4 Il
/ al 81 ' lihnn nnnha mad
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-24
THE DI STUD.
A Curious Case Settled in the Police
Court.

The BEE recently gave the details
of q curious transaction in which one
Charles Parker, in trying to raise
money on q diamond stud, valued ct
S25, lost his property and had a bogus
stone substituted for 1t. A colored
man named Cnas. Williams and q
white man named Tracy were ar
rested for crookedness connected with
the case and had a hearing In the po-
lice court yesterday. Five attorneys
were emerged In the case and owing to
q peculiar construction of tho ordin.
ancs, the district attorney agreed to
dismiss the case on condition that the
real diamond be returned tn the CON-
plaininp witness, Parker, and that
ChAs. Williams pay back to 8. Lshman
the $40 received for II. II was also
ordered that the bogus stone be re-
turned to Chas. Williams. II II like
ly that there was . good deal more In
the . than appears on the surface,
bat, y stated, II was impossible TO
make ost The ssss under the detective
ssdinAAss.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-24
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEAR.
ANOE.

A well-To-Do Cigar Maker Takes Q
Walk.
A man named Frank Meierhoefer,
who was carrying on an apparently
aourlShing business at No. 1918 Cspi-
tai avenue, where he employed ten or
twelve hands In his cigar mandatory,
has suddenly turned up missing.
Meierhoefer left the place at the
close of business hours on Friday, and
after q considerable time HAD elapsed
without his being seen, the anxiety of
his friends wAs aroused ana search
made for him. He was traced ~ far
"a Council Bluffs, where all trace of
him was lost, and the search for him
abandoned.
Yesterday afternoon Rudolph Dorm,
one Of the chief men Of the Nebraska
horse and cattle insurance company
attached Meierhoefer's stock, for .
debt Of 81. 600 loaned him to carry on
business with. Deputy Sheriff Crowell
served the writ and took possession Of
the place.
The missing man leaves Q wife and
she Is without . single word to account
for his absence. 1t 10 said that he hiss
been drinking heavily of late and II 10
probable that he has become involved
financially and thought the only way
out Of the trouble was to get out Of
the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-24
the WAR IN HAYTl.
A ShiplOad Of Shooting Irons
Supplied by Americans.
Arrest Of the Grew at Phila.
delphia.
spec,.I Dispatch TO THs ben.

Special Dispatch TO tbs BEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 23.-The
steamer rropic arrived this morning
from San Antonio, Jamaica, Three
oeamon reported that the vessel, com.
manded by Captain A. @. Rand, had
been employed by the Hsytiau insur-
gents to convey insurgent troops,
headed by General B,zliss, and NUM-
lions of war, to Hsyti, In violation OF
neutrality laws, and from Inqua to
Mirsgoane on the occasion of the cap
ture of that place on March ~. Thos.
Fender and Willis Rand, first and
second mates, were arrested by the
United States marshal end bound over
to answer the charge. The Haytian
consul was present at tho hearing. At
his instance the prosecution was insti-
gated. The captain Is reported Ill,
and has not yet been arrested. 1t Is
alleged that five hundred rifles were
taken on board while ~repalring at the
works of Nsa6e and Levy. The one
million round of cartridg es, two field
pieces, saddles and uniforms were
placed on board the 10Th of March.
Although the officers reported to tho
authorities that the weasel was going
out In ballast. Upon reaching Traqua
the Tcopio took as passengers fifty in-
surgents preparing to overthrow the
government of Hayti. Outaide
the bay the Tropic hove to until the
Atlas line steamer from King
ston for New York arrived
with eighty additional insurgents.
The captain refused to allow his
passengers to board the Tfoplc, but
landed them at Iroqua. There they
remained for . day under watch Of IN
| Eog,ish man of war. A small schooner
was then procured and the Tropic
reached. The Trop,o steamed for
Miragoane, the deck being used for
drilling. At midnight, March 20, the
Tropic entered the harbor of Mira
goane, and landed sixty armed men,
who, after firing one round, captured
the town. Tae following morning the
arms and equipments we're put on
shore and by noon, with the cargo
landed, the Tropic sailed for Port
Anton for u cargo of fruit.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-24
CITY COUNCIL.
A Long and Tedious Session Over an
Ordinance.

At tho adjourned meeting Of the
city council, last evening, there were
present Messrs. Anderson, Benin,
Durham, Kaufman, McGuckin, Red.
field, Thrane, Woodwork and Presi.
dent Baker.
After roll call the council at once
went into committee OF the whole, nc
per agreement on adjournment at the
last meeting, Councilman Kaufman
occupying the chair.
The object of the committee of the
whole was to consider the ordinance
approving the regulations of the
board of public works In relation to
excavation and re6lli1g Of trenches In
the public streets an , alleys Of the
city of Omaha"
After = long, tedious and uninterest-
Ing discussion, the committee arose
aud reported that they would recon-
mend that the whole matter DO re-
ferred to q committee Of three, with
the city engineer, the chairman Of the
board OF pubic works and the city at
torney.
Amended to refer to the judiciary
committee, city engineer, chairman Of
the board Of public works and city
attorney, with instructions TO draft .
new ordinance embodying the views
Of the council - expressed 1t this
meeting.
The motion a. amended was adopted,
Adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-24
Real Estate Transfers

The following deeds were filed for
record In the county clerks office
April 10, reported for THE BEE by
Ames' real estate agency:
Rueben Allen and wife to Maggie
Hsgge, W. d., part of lot l. block 81,
81 100.
Patent, United States to VIM. II.
Collier, ". d., sw. of sec. 9-14-12
160 acres.
Carrie Shinn and nj. F. ShInn t.
Erck Rasmussen, W. d 40 feet Of loI
" block 1, Armstrong; 1st add.
1876.
Patrick Hughes and wife to Ffanl
M1rphy and Joseph Barker, W. d., lo'
z, block 223. 81. 7C0.
f. j. Scherb and wife to Ignac'
Scherb wd lot 81, In Tuttle's sui
div, 1926.
Alfred Burnley 70 Mary Soauldirg
sherifTs deed lots 3 and 4, blk 447
City of Grandview, 1880.
William Fawcstt to David III. Bow
man, W d Q % f. Of lot 6, and W 80 (
of lot z, blk II, "a, 900.
Andrew j. Hanscom and wife I,
Newton K b ,rxalow, " d lots 43. a
and 45. blk 8, in Hanscom Place
81, 200.