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TJIH OAILY BEE OMAHA , MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18 , 1881.
* THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , Pob , 18 ,
The Wontlicr.
For the Upper > 'ississippi valley : Lo
cal rains , partly cloudy weather , winds
shitting to southerly , falling , preceded in
the southern portions by a slight rise of
barometer , slight fall , followed by rising
temperature.
For the Missouri valley : Warmer ,
partly cloudy weather , looal rains and
snow in the northern portion , winds
generally southeast to southwest and
lower barometer.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
New crop clowsr nnd timothy scod for nalo.
Shugart , Walto & Wlos , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
fS-lm.
John AofT nnd Dotlef Cranbach will on
February loth upon at Mlllant the Mlllard
house and bar , which they Intend to run In
ilrst-closs stylo. f 14-Ot
Therowill bo n upoctal mooting of tlio
board of education this evening to hoar the report -
port of the building committee.
Mr. K. 1' . Vlnlng , whoso appointment an
commissioner of the Western Trunk TJnos1
pool compels him to Iho In Chicago , lias sold
his fine residence on California Btroot U Mr.
Guy C. Barton.
Ifaj. Newell nppoaroil In police court Sat <
urday to answer to the charga of embez
zlement. Tlio examination was continued
wntll Tuesday next at 2 o'clock p. in. In the
meantime ho Is under S700 bull.
Mr. Burlco , foreman of the Grand Islam !
round house was In the city Saturday on his return
turn from n two wooks" visit in tlio oast. 1I (
is an old omployo of the Union 1'acHto road
ami broke tor Harry Gllmoro In 187C.
The directors of the Union Pactflcathlotli
association on last Saturday afternoon elected
Charles M. Lord manager for the onnninf
yoar. Arrangements nro bohiR jnndo to give
the club n grand ball some time hi April ,
D. IL Stewart , a clerk In the employ ol
Steele , Johnson & Co. , had hh horse Btolor
Friday evening about 7 o'clock , from the cornoi
of Fifteenth nnd Dodge Btroots. The antum !
wa n bay nnd weighed about 1,050. No clu (
to the thief.
About noon Saturday two prostitutes won
parading tack and forth before the windows o !
n house at the corner bf Tenth and Ifarno ]
streets. The curtains were ralnod and tlu
women were In an almost nude condition
How long nro such things to bo tolornto'l ?
An amendment to the articles of incorpo
rutlon of the Nebraska and Iowa Insurauci
company lias boon filed in the county clork'i
office , providing that the Indebtedness or ha
bIHty of the corporation , except In that o
risk * of Insurance , shall not exceed two-third
of the capital stock.
Daring the present week Shtvorlcle wll
give you n real bargain on any furniture yoi
may roqulro , nnd especially on uovcral pat
turns of chamber suits , which ho Is closing ou
rogardloHS of cost. Don't fall to nvnll yoursol
of these bargains If you will want any furnl
turo soon. ni&o
Preparations are being completed for th
AUiical convention to be hold at Sprlngfloli
this woek. Some of the members of tlio Phil
harmonic society , of this city , will go down
All parties who are contemplating attondloi
d should procure their tickets prior to the 21st
AS the solo of reduced tickets ceases at tha
time.
time.On
On Friday evening , the 22nd I nut , , thcri
will be a camp-firo on a grand scale at Sehuy
ler , which a double quartftto of our GIooclul
propose to attend. Those gentlemen will lii |
some of thotr military nlrs in a manner to re
vlre in the breasta of the veterans the d ya a
old and at the tame time reflect credit upo :
the organisation of which they are laembon
The nro In Brown's building on the Oth c
this month Is teaching its lesson. On 1'rldu
u last Mr. John A. CrolRhton purchased 12
foot of hose whloh ha has put on n reel him
la the third story of his building ndjoinln
the iwtotfico. It U attached to the waU
Works plpos and by simply turning a scro'
water can bo conducted to any part of tl
building.
, . K. , J. llohrbou h , Esq. , father of Jlr
Dr. 8. K. Spauldlng of this city , WM qull
eoriqusly cut about the head and face and s
Terely injured about his back In the rallroo
ftcddout at Memphis , Mo , , on Friday in on
I eg list. He was returning to Carthage , 111
from a visit to his daughter In Oinalm , bi
was not so seriously disabled by the accidor
ai not to bo taken to Ids home.
The Burlington railroad will consolldul
IU ticket oflicoi , taking the casou from tl
B. & M. oflico , corner of Thirteenth nn
1'aruara streets , to tha oQlco on the corner <
Fourteenth aud Farnam , so long preside
-over by Harry Douol. The last named get
tleraan will bo the ticket agent under tha net
i o arrangement , and Andy Borden will bo tl
passenger agent.
A woman named Mn. J. M. Young
who U on her return to Hondtreoa , Ko
I tucky , from California , was In the city yoat *
day with her four children. Sha iay that h
t satchel , containing all of her money , abe
$ (00 ( , and her tlckota , waa itolon on thti tr *
west of Choyenno. The railway autliorltl
liassed the children and the posaongers rols
money to pay the mothor'a fare to Chlcaf
tha money stolen was all the mother had
the world , and was the remnant of some"10
kinds squandered by her husband , ,
PRESIDENT DILLON ,
Ho Arrives ivltU HU Family In Oil )
1m Yesterday Morning.
The Denver express yesterdtf > or ;
ng brought in special cara nuab ° r ° d *
and nine the Dilloa railro/Part7. C
number two contained f > oral Superii
tendentP. S. Nichols/ General Maiiagi
Thomw L. ICimbaU 1"1 oOut railroa
oftictala who Iiad6onoto Cheyenne I
Dillon- " < ! '
President Dip" n e contatne
Bidn y Di 'n KiPloy hla grandson , D
P. B w6 t * on n-Jn ' Mrs. I
jj * , w * off W > daughter , and Mil
w .Aff , liia grand-daughter. This par !
ayU a month ago went by the souther
/ute to California for the benont of JI ;
Jillon'B health , which has been failin
fijr some time. On their arrival i
Omaha yesterday morning , they 1 turned
atejy drove from the depot to the Millar
hoiol , where * hey will sUy until to-ino :
row uwrntog , at which time they wi
Urt for New Tork.
NORTH OMAHA ,
The Dulerainalioii of the People of That
Portion of the City to Make
PnblicMDroyeiiiciits ,
An Interesting McctluR of tlio Pro
perty Owncra Held SnUir-
dny
Another meeting of the property own-
ra of North Omaha , to consider the
taaihility of opening Seventeenth street
nd other needs of that part of the city ,
an hold in Smith's ' plnnjng mill on
Forth Sixteenth street on Saturday eve-
ing last. .1. 0. Corby was olectcdj.om-
orary chairman , and M. M. Soars score-
r. Nearly two hundred were present ,
who hold a very lively and animated
nooting.
For a long time the people of Norlli
Imaha have boon trying to open Nortli
ovontuonlh street , but have boon frua-
rated in their attempt in a great degree
y Mr. Ilorbach , who owns considerable
f real estate abutting on the proposei
xtonaion. The deed of Mr. Horbacl
oloaaing and convoying to the city o
Omaha such portions of his lots as an
iccoaaary to innko the proposed oxton
ion , but before which deed was record
d , nearly five years after ita delivery
ho whole property so convoyed wa
nortgaacd , waa warmly diecuaaod.
Mr. T. S. LIoRcall , councilman from tin
jucond ward and chairman of the judi
siary committee , waa present and statoi
o the meeting that if the street couli
lot bo opened by virtue of Ilorbach'
deed , if a waiver of damages could bi
secured of the owners of lots abuttiti ]
on Seventeenth street , from Clark strco
.o the north line of Ilorbach's addition
.hat street would bo opened and extend
ed from the south clear to said Olarl
trcot , and pledged the administration o
.ho city so to do.
A committee of three consisting o
Messrs. Marly , Brown and Ogbtirn , wa
appointed to secure all waiver of dam
ages necessary for the opening of Seven
.couth street.
A resolution was presented by Eric
Peterson , and adopted , that the council
men from the Fifth and Sixth wards b
requested to urge upon the city counci
: ho necessity of having Eighteen !
street , from Cumincr to the end of th
car linn , put to giado.
A committee of three , consisting of J
t' . Wigman , T. 0. Brunnor and Jaco
3ounsraan , was appointed to confer , wit !
respect to the grade of Cnmiug street oaa
of Twentieth , with the committee ap
pointed February 0 , to determine th
jrado necessary for west Cuming.
A committee of three , consisting c
Joseph Hodman , George Smith andM.M
Scars , was appointed to confer with th
county commissioners relative to th
drainage of the slough at the foot o
Grace street.
The people of North Omaha scorn d <
torminod to do something the comin
summer in the way of public improve
tnonts , and energetic men are at tli
lioad of the movement , which already ir
'licateo that something will bo done ,
Bucklcu'H Arnica Salvo.
The ffro/itoBt medical wonder of the worli
Warranted to speedily euro Burnt ) , Outs , U
cere , Unit llhoutn , 1'ovor Soroa , Cancers. Pile
Ohlllblalns , Coma. Totter , Chapped hand
ami nil skin eruption , garantcod to euro I
tvnry Instance , or money refunded. 25 con
BUBGLABOAUGHT ,
llarry 'WllllamB Arrostctl Sattmln
NlRht With Goods Stolen from
Mr. Itlngor's Store In HIM
Possession.
It has boon thought for aomo time tin
Omaha was infested by a gang of thiovi
and the opinion undoubtedly is corrcc
The burglary of Mr. Ringer's notion nto :
on last Wednesday night strongly for !
Ccd this opinion. Since that time tl
ofliflort of the law have kept several su
picious characters under surveillance ar
on Saturday afternoon a young man w
arroatod on suspicion that ho know som
thing of the burglary. Ho was taken
the city jail and being able to give
good account of himself was discharge *
Very nearly 12 o'clock Saturday nigl
information was given to tha police tin
a young man had boon making a tour <
the disorderly houses oflbring hat
plumes , itc. , for sale. Several polic
mon started iu pursuit of him and shai
owed him to his room on the aouthwo
corner of Eleventh and Dodgo. Tw
ofllcora went up to his , room at
the others stood guard on thq ou
side. By some means ho succeed *
in goUing oub of the house , and w
stopped by Ofllcor Hinohoy at the pot
of a pistol. When arrested , ho had
satchel in his hand filled with goo
which Mr , Ringer haa identified n k-
His room was searched , but no nero
Mr. Ringor'a stolen prop"7 ° o d 1
found but a few i-nos of perfumer
Ho was woatJ s ° very fine overcoat
and a b < 'u"ul Boal8'Jln can when ca
turrJ. Ho has always told hia landlai
taat ho waa a printer , and worki
nights. At the jail ho said ho had bei
in the city about two montha , and h
done nothing since ho came hero.
Sir. Ringer says ho has no idea he
Xiuch haa boon taken from hia store , as ]
recovered some goods yesterday that ]
had not miaaod. Harry Williams , tl
man arrcatod Saturday night , undoubto
ly haa confederates , but the police are
the opinion that they have crossed tl
river on the ice and are now in tl
Ulufla.
o
TlioiiHamlu Hny 80.
Mr. T. W. Atkitw , 0 Irani , Kaa , write
"I never hailtuto U recommend your Kit
trio Hitters to my customers , they give entl
nutlefactlon uiul are rapid eelleru.1' Klocti
Hitters are tha purest and bout moillcl
known and will positively euro Kidney ai
Liver complaint * . I'urify the blood and re
ulate tha bowob. No family can aifurd to 1
without them. They will nave hundreds
dollariu doctor' * billa every year. Bold *
W ccnU a bottle liy O. 1' . Uoodman.
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THE NKW UVILUING ,
A. School to bo Opened In Ii To-mo
row
K
n To-mormw morning school will I
i- opened in the now school building on tl
i cornorjof Seventeenth and Leavotwortl
This fine structure , although not cou
ilctod , tr be taken poueuion of by tl
chool diitr t under K contract with Mi
Potvin , who constructed it , to tlio effect
that the board of education shall not
wnivo the right of finally accepting or
rejecting the building. Under the orig
inal contrrct , Mr. Potvin should have
finished it by December 1 , 188. ! , but
being unable to do so , the building com
mittee of the board extended the time.
The interior of the building la fully com-
plotcd under the contract , and but liltlo
remains to be done on the outside. The
contractor was to receive $17COO for
furnishing the material and constructing
it , and , with the extra work to bo done ,
will make the total cost $18,000.
Miss Nellie Wood will bo principal of
Iho school , which , for the present , will
have onlv four or live rooms.
A LOVELY PLACE ,
A Delightful Ride to Hawthorne Ec
hini a Cracking Span ,
Tlio IIcnutlcH nnd Advantages ofThle
Now Addition "Which Is Now At
tracting HO Much Attention.
For weeks past a reporter of Tun BKH
has overheard various men earnestly con
versing about a now addition to the citj
of Omaha , called "Hawthorne. " Having
heard so much about the place , ho became
curious to know more about it , and tc
gaze upon it with the naked eye , so he
called upon on old newspaper man , "one
who is always glad to grasp the hand of r
scribe , no matter how humble ho may bo ,
and inquired if there was not oomo waj
by which oven a reporter might look ai
"Hawthorne. "
A. 11. Souer , for ho was the man visit
ed , kindly volunteered to drive us out t <
the now addition , and the oiler was glad
ly accepted. Seated in ti fine sleigh , behind
hind a cracking team and warmly wrapped
pod in buffalo robes , wo sot out at a fortj
gate up Dcdgo stroot.
A five minutes drive brought us to th <
property , which is located ten blocki
west of the school house , between Dodgi
and Caas streets.
As wo stood and looked upon the min
aturo garden of Eden , wo becam <
thoroughly convinced that the half hac
never boon told , and wo will not attomp
to toll in this fi-oblo sketch.
The land id beautiful and rolling
while an abundance of natural trees ar <
scattered about so profusely that i
would bo difficult to erect a rosidonci
_
without first cutting away some of tin
monarchs of the forest. The trees an
all largo and arp oak , hickory , ash am
elm , and oven in the winter they presented
sontod a grand and majestic appearance
which spoke of happy houra in summer
f time spent beneath their fur reaching
branches.
The streets through the addition havi
boon hid out and tlio lots staked off am
they are now being sold very rapidly.
On the south of "Hawthorne" is \ \ hit
noy's palatial residence , and the nortl
sulo i thickly built up. It is in the mos
beautiful portion of the city nnd is undoubtedly
doubtodly the most desirable land upoi
the market to-day , as it is the nearest t
the city of any property now offered fo
sale.
sale.Three
Three weeks ago the plat of "Haw
thorno" was accepted by the city council
Davenport street , which runs throng'
this addition , has boon partially grodei
and will bo completed as soon as th
weather will permit. The cable atrce
railway , which will probably bo bull
next season , will * run out Davonpot
street , while the now school house to b
built on Douglas street , will bo but fou
blocks from this property.
Lota and streets in "Hawthorne" wi
require less grading than any other poir
in the hills , and because of this and vt\ri \
ous other things , it cannot fail to bo tli
most desirable residence property in o
around the city , and Bedford & Souc
were extremely fortunUo in securing i
The lots are sold so cheap and upo
such easy terms that even a uowspapc
ro reporter might buy one ( if ho had tJ :
money. )
There is no doubt that these beautifi
10 Iota will all be sold before spring open ;
and that elegant residences will bo oroc
id od upon many of them during the comin
sunnier ,
is
Wldo Awnko Druggists.
C. F. Goodman is always ahva ( n his bus
iicxH and xpnroti no iinina to secure the boat <
every article in his lino. Ho has secured tl
aeoncy fur tlio celebrated Dr. King's No
Discovery for Consumption , The only co
tain euro known for * Consumption , Cough
Colds , Hoarseness , Asthma , liny Povor.liroi
chltla , or nny direction of throut and lung
Bold un a i > onlUvo guarantee. Trial bottli
froo. lleyular size 81.
. Oliltuury.
The funeral of Lizzie , oldest daughtc
of Major George L. nnd Magdolena Dei
nis , occurred at the family residence o
Dodge street yesterday , llev. Shirro
officiating.
Th1"0 were several beautiful lion
tributes from friends of the deceased re
aiding in the city among them a pillow
a croia , and a star.
Few young people possess so beautifi
a disposition as did this young lady , an
few are so deeply beloved as she. B
her death the stricken parents lose a lei
ing and dutiful daughter , her survivin
lister and brother their heart's idol , an
her young friends the sympathy of a pur
and generous heart.
There are several peculiarly sad fet
turoa connected with her uncxpeoto
death. She had been for several month
with her aged grandmother in Pougli
keopsio , N , Y. , and about three week
ago returned homo , hur father doforriiij
his departure for Now York on abusinoa
trip to welcome her homo again. H
had been in Now York little More than
week , when he received a telegram an
nouncing her dangerous illness ; and n
Cleveland , on hia hurried return , a dij
natch was put in his hand announcin
her death.
For a week the deceased had been expecting
pocting the arrival of the young man t
whom eho was betrothed , and almost o
the eve of his setting out to visit her th
telegraph briefly informed him that ah
wfts dead.
The grief of those so suddenly berel
is beyond words , and thomany _ tokens c
sympathy they have received can hirdl
remove its keen edge.
*
NOTICE.
The Herraesian this evening will I
given up to memorial exorcises in hone
of the late Judge A , M. Chadwick. .
0 full attendance is requested ,
r. I II. W. BRECKBMIHXJK , President.
WYOMING WEALTH.
isseclieg Her Silvery Rilis anfl Ex
tracting the Virgin Lucre ,
'lie ' Saernmciito nml Huntiln Water
Districts nml the Now North
ern Knttrond. >
Col. Z. Swarongona well known miner
torn \ VyoininjjVM in this city Thurs-
ay on his return from tlio oast. Ho is
alf owner in two important mines in
lie Sacromento district , Liramio county ,
10 miloa north of Choyonno. Tlio mines
ro known us the Star of the East and
ho Grand Prizo. The ere from these
iold 08 ounces of silver , ? 10 gold and 8
icr cent , copper to the ton. The wealth
if the district is scarcely known nn the
liggings have only boon worked with
ho moat primitive machinery. The
Jolonol'a trip to the cast was mainly to
ntorcst capitalists in the | inincn and Re-
cure first-class machinery to work them
.horoughly and systematically. In both
if these ho has been successful and sev
eral thousand dollars worth of machinery
s now on the way to Wyoming.
It is ox pooled that the several mineral
districts in the central portions of the
territory will bo pretty thoroughly de
veloped the present year. The llunuing
Water mines shows up quart/ assaying
rom § 2,000 to 33,000 to the ton. Nearly
eighty tons of machinery have arrived
hero , and is being put in order for
ipring work.
Another important industry will bo
added to the territory's wealth in a few
months the development of the oil
lelds. The cream of the oil district is
iwncd by the company represented by
\Io9srs. \ Rogers & Graft' , of Omaha. A syn
dicate of Cheyenne capitalists started to
contest the rights of the Omahans some
weeks ngobut their schomowas nipped in
; ho bud , the general land oflico refusing a
tearing. The Oil company is making
every preparation for active work in the
spring , nnd expect before the end of
1884 to give the Standard Oil company a
ivoly tussle in the markets of the west.
Ono of the moat important and vital
aids to the development of central and
northern Wyoming will bo the construc
tion this year of 100 miles of the Chey
enne , Black Hills & Pacific railroad. All
preliminary arrangements have been
; nado and ground will bo broken for the
tics within two weeks , if the weather
continues moderate.
All things considered our neighboring
territory seems to bo on the threshold of
licr prosperity , and Omaha will continue
lupplying her with all the solid and liquid
luxuries of lifo.
FOUND DEAD ,
JoJiu KHHcr Ijlcfl Down In iho I'arlore
ol the Fanners' Hotel , and la
Found liil'olcBS Several
Hours Altcrwnrd.
A telephone message was sent in from
the Checkered barn to the coroner's of
ficers last evening about C o'clock , stat
ing that a man had been found dead in
the Farmers' hotel on Fourteenth street
near Harnoy. The dead man proved tc
bo John Essor , who for some time pas I
had boon at work for Hcnrickson & Can'
nou , who keep a livery stable on six <
toonth. It seems that the deceased one
John Goisehnan started out early yesterday
day morning about the city , and indulgoc
very freely in drink all forenoon. About
noon they wont into the Fanners hotel
and Essor took several drinka more
When dinner was ready ho was asked i
ho wanted nny , and replied that hi
did not. Ho was seen to bo very drunk
and was taken into the parlor , which , a ;
it had not had fire in it for several days
waa very cold. When taken into tin
room ho lay down on the loungo. Mr
Smith , the landlord , wont in to wako hin
when supper was ready , and found hin
dead. Ho must hiwo been died sovora
hours before , as his body WJM perfectly
cold when found. The remains won
taken to Drexel & Maul'n undertaking
rooms , where the qircumstances of hi
death will bo inquired into to-day. Tin
deceased was aboat 60 years of ago am
was unmarried. Ho has no relations ii
the city , but brother lives iu Dubuque
Iowa.
I'EIlSONAIj.
lion. .T. 0. Santee , of Nlolirara , is iu town
H. 0. Hull , Fremont , is a guest of th
MilM.
0. M , Uailoy , of Now York city , ia at th
Metropolitan ,
Hon. K. .T. Alexander , of Lincoln , Is a gueb
ol thu Puxton ,
Phil. D. Miller , of The Brooder' * Gazette
is nt the MHI rd.
C. O. Haller , agent of "Nobody'H Claim , '
Is at the Millard.
A. II. McKlnney , of Ogden , In stopping a
the Metropolitan.
IA "VY. Faubllor , Arapnhoo ; B. V. Croaliy
Hula , are guosta of the Paxton ,
John Hamlln , Nebraska City , and J. ! '
Ultchart , Ashlaml , are at the Millard.
J. M. Breckonridgo and O. M. Ulcharda
Kansas City , ere guoats of the Metropolitan
K. S. Ilood , wife and sister , W. L. Von Al
styne , II. P. Morimdlng , Lincoln , westopiiinj
at the PAX tou. ,
lion. Isaac Powera. Jr. , was at the Paxtot
yasterday , having coiuo down fr m Dakott
City Saturday.
Fred. Itenner , Hastlnga ; John Ci , Dohra ,
BpringfieW , and B. C. Yeomans. Weeping
Water , are at tha Metropolitan.
11. II , Jamw , Plum Creek ; A. II. Swan
aud Ilobert Urtmhart , Cheyenne ; Xack Thain <
asou. OgalalU ; 1) . It. Font aud J. K , Ellison ,
Texan , cattle letup * , are at tha Paxton.
Mr. Leonard Whitnman , formerlv of Bur
lington , has accepted a position with the
Union Pacific general freight department ae
itenographer , and will no doubt prove a valu
able acquisition , M Va cornea with tha best and
klghoat rocomuioadatlonu.
Henry Alwyu und friend , Chicago ; Jamee
Lodwick , NVlllierj N. 0. B. GlllUher , St.
Loulsj Joaeph Witttnan , Lincoln ; B. Smith ,
Milwaukee ; J , N. Parker and wlfo , Hurling ,
ton , and F. (5. Sweat , Stanberry , Mo. , arc
topping at the Metropolitan.
FlHh CoinuilBslou.
lions. U. U. LJvingstono , of PlatU
mouth. Lew May , of Frouiont and B. E ,
B , Kennedy , , of tbia city , composing tin
etato board of fi h commissioners , held i
[ meeting in Ouviha Saturdayafternoon. .
the chief purpose of which was to ar
range for the distribution of the 150,000
brook trout , now in process of hatching
out at the hatcheries near South Bond.
This distribution will take place some
time next month after the proper streams
are opon.
The hatcheries are reported by the
commissioners to bo in first-class shape
nnd promising to bo of greater benefit
with each succeeding year of their expe
rience.
DISTEIOT OOUKT ,
The Criminal Docket to ho Tnlccn up
on NcxlSAVcrtncsdny.
In the district court , on Saturkay , the
notion for a new trial in the case of Pol-
ack against Davis , was argued and taken
ndor advisement by the judges. Ar-
angomonts were made between District
Utorncy Goodwin and the council for
hose indicted , by which the criminal
locket will bo taken up on Wednesday
icxt. The cases of Tom George , for
robbery , Georgia Sinclair , for enticing
girls under eighteen years of ngo to dis-
irdorly houses for purposes of proititu-
ion , two cases , nnd William Snoll , for
murder in the seconddegree , will bo tried
'n the order named.
Tlio following is the assignment of
cases for to-day :
IIEFOKK .lUDOE WAKELISV.
Gaylord , administrator , vs. Omaha.
Wolf , ot al vs. Edgartou.
Thomas vs. Hitter.
Brown ot al vs. Murphy ot al.
, lledick vs. O. S. W. II. It. Co. .
Foster et al va. Dohlo ot al.
I1KKORK .lUDOK NBVILU : .
Clark vs. Armstrong.
Melius va. Manning.
Troughton vs. Uico & Weaver.
Ballon ot al vs. Whltmoro.
Hitchcock , administrator vs. Paddock.
Fischer vs Flor.
THE APPOINTMENT ,
T. EC. aicGallocli to Servo the "Unc.v-
plrcil Term of A. M. Clmtl-
ivick , Deceased.
The county commissioners on Saturday
est appointed J. II. McCulloch , to serve
lie unuxpirod term of County Judge
Chadwick , recently deceased. There
veto many applicants for the place , and
it was given to him only after mature
deliberation. Air. McCulloch is com-
laratively unknown to the great mass of
: ) coplo in this city , having boon in Omaha
anly two and a half years. His native
state is Illinois , whcro ho lived until ho
came to this city. Ho has boon known
to the bar and his acquaintances hero as a
man of sterling merit , honest and indus
trious , and the honesty and efficiency
with which ho will perform the duties of
the oflico will reflect the good judgment
of the county commissioners in appoint
ing him.
Homo Failures.
Bradstreet reported to the trade Satur
day morning that Bramble , Minor & Co. ,
wholesale grocers of Yankton , Dakota ,
had failed. D. T. Bramble the senior
member of this firm is also "of D. T.
TJramblo & Co. , Caldwell , Idaho , and it
is feared that the Caldwell business will
bo involved.
The agency also had on its sheets Satur
day two failures in Nebraska. King &
Cusick of Crowoll , Dodge county , who
have been attached by Meyer & Schur-
man of ; Fropmont , for a debt of § 1,004.
King & Cusick had previously given a
real estate mortgage for $1,300 arid a
chattle mortgage for § 1,300 to James ( j.
Smith of Freomonf , who it is claimed
they owed but § 1,200.
Woodward Bros. , general store at
Weatervillo , Custer county , are also re
ported failed , and have been BO kind as
to address each of thojr Omaha creditors
with the invitation to como up and settle
at what they can get.
Wo also BOO that ono of our Omaha
implement houses , Manning & Hess have
been attached for $4,803.24 by Alex
Caldwell , claiming the partners were
disposing of their property with intent to
defraud creditors , Fob. 8th. They mort
gaged city real estate and also lots in
Springfield , Nebraska , to Mr. Caldwell
to secure six notes amounting to § 381C
and February 14th they mortgaged
their oflico furniture itc. for § 500 to F.
H. Pugh.
IMPOHTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
It has lately boon decided , as reported
by Bradstreet'a Journal , that in a suit
against a mercantile agency for libel , the
plaintiff may bo compelled co declare thi
names of the persons to whom the allegoc
libelous communication has boon made.
This is the rule of practice in such cases ,
as settled by recent adjudication of the
Now York supreme court. This will
prove a very inconvenient rule for per-
aoni who are in the habit of communicat
ing to others information of a confidential
nature , and which they specially agree to
in the contract .with their mercantile
agency , < n writing , not to disclose. Tlio
business of the Bradstreet agency is be
coming so necessary to business men thai
they are recognized as a power in the
land that is caining in strength and im
portance each year , and the courts are
continually throwing around them their
protecting caro. An agency well managed ,
doing a legitimate business , is ahnoal
indispensable to any firm doing a wholesale -
sale trade of any amount.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tixl powder novtr TaHl.rA rraml of purl
itreurh and wholciomcBH * . More iconomlcaftha
the odlutry kladi , and cwufil be Bold Iu ooinpeluon
with tbcmullHud * of low tt , ihort weight diun or
nbxxpbat * powder * . Bold only ID cam. Itoykl Bale
198
A
for Infants and Children.
CnstorlRproinor.osl > lg < 1sr.i < m vnmtplvcs our Children rosvchf > cfci ! ,
' Wliat cures Uielr fuvcrs , makps them Mccp ;
find ovcrcomua i'latuloucy , Uousti ] > ii- 'Tli '
tion Sour Stomach Diarrhoea nnd
, , , Wlicn bahlei fret And cry liy turns ,
Foverialmcsg. It insures health nnd What cures thulr colic , kills their worms ,
natural sleep , without morphine. Hut Ciiitorliu
AVliat quickly cun-s ConKtlpixtlon ,
Sour Stomach , ( 'old.M , lidlustlon ] ; ; ,
" Cnitorln. la RO ivcll nrlnpbnl to Children tlnxt Hut Cn
n-coinnictid ItnssnpiTlortnnnyprtscriptlon Fnrcvvpll then to JIon > line ! Syrups ,
. " 11. . 3L U.
A. AHCIIKH
nown to inc. , , Castor OH niul 1'nregorio , uuil
83 VorUaml Avo. , Brooldyn , N. Y. IlnllCnfitnrlnl
CENTAUR LINIMENT nn absolute euro for lllionma-
tlsin , Sprains , Burns , Gully , &c. The most Powerful nntl Penetrating -
trating Pain-rulioviiu ; and Healing Itemeriy known to man.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A rSpoclals twill I'osltlvolyiiot bo Inserted
uuicso paid m advance.
TO LOAK-Monev.
MONKY TO LOAN In sums of SCOO ami upwards
at 0 } per annum , CM Douglas county farms ) . Ail-
drcsi It. ( J. 1'aUiinon & Co. , 1401 Farnam St.MOlm.
MO-lm.
TO LOAN The lowest tfttoa of Inrcrcet
MONEY ' Loan Agency , 16th & Douglas EU-tl
TO LOAN In sutno of (300. ( &nd umv ard.
MONKY Davis ami Co. , Real Katnto aud Loun
Agenta , 1605 Farnam St. 303-tt
WAHTIW.
tfANTUD A ( 'oojgirl for general house work.
> Apply at 1014 lizard St. 400 IHt
\\/AN TiD : Immc.l'.utcH , n first class white bar-
\ \ her , stcsily vmiilojinunt , nhil § 13 per week per-
i.iiuicnt. Aiklrcsa or tvlcgrnph to Loula Bayer , North
riatto.Noh. 450-20 !
WANTKD OooJ solicitors "acquainted vv Ith thu
serial hook trade. Nn nthera ucud apply. Call
at rooniH G and 7 , Lvcrott'a block , Council BlnfTj ,
Iowa. 4C2-22
ANTID : A teed ; woman to KO to Fort Nlohra-
ra. Fare paid. Wages j'2'2 per month. Bin-
Tiiovincnt olllcc , 217 N. 10th street. 470-105
A T 7ANTh.ll Illrl for Rcnoral tinnnttinrl.Ainlv .
WANlbU O. II. Fitchctt , Virginia avenue , brail
of St. Mary's av enue. 473-lflt
WANTED A good glil to wash dishca. Apply at
Scandinavian Hotel , llth Btrtet. 449.ll ) }
Wi PANTED Immediately , a girl at thu Occidental
hotel. 41b-tl
I'UOTECTOH-Unprcccdentedlnduccnients
wvj offered lady agents for this now rubber underfrar
incut for ladles. Address \ \ it h ; n'.amp § , Undergar
ment Co , U iouth May St. , Chicago. 180-lnn.
WANTKD First class female pastry cook at the
Arcade Itustaurant , 1216 Duuglaa street.
443-10) )
Y\7ANTLD A I'ood girl , Gorman preferred , 1010
V V Farnam street. 437 IB
WANTED- Agents In e\erytownshlp In Nebras
ka , for ono of the best Belling artlcesocr Intro
duced. Sell at Bight. Call or write to the
01IA1IA STOVE RKl'AIH WORKS ,
430-tt 109 S. 14th Street , Omaha.
WANTED In experienced palcsmin to call on
business men only , \\lth a specialty. Cill at
200 N. 10th etrcot , and eco U9 In regardo li.
434-20 }
" \\TANTED A good girl lor general hcuncwork.
VV Apply at 224 North Ibth otreet. 411-185
" \TTANTED A good girl lor general homework ,
V > 411 south 10th itrcot 414 20i
fc _ _ _ _ _
TT7ANTED Olrl for general homo work In a small
VV family. Call at 1416 north mil St. 421-tf
T AD1ES Oil YOUNO MKNIncltyor country to
J-J take nice , light and pleasant work at their o\ui
loines ; $2 to $5 a day easily and quietly made ; work
gent by mail , no can\asfng ; no Btatnp for reply.
'lease address Reliable. Matif'tCo.Philadelphia ; 1'a. ,
drawer TT. 307-lmt
TXTANTKD One hundred teams and ono hundred
VV laborers for Hallroad work. McCOY & MOHAN ,
Canfleld llouso , Ninth and Farnam SIB , Omaha. _
403-lm
T\7NTED Two ( tlrlscoolc and second girl. Host
TT of w ( je . Apply S. E. corner 20th nd Cali
fornia Sis. 878-tt
TTTAJfTED Servant Riils of all klndB in need of
T T employment , to call at our offioo , opposite poet-
office , between :30 and 9 p. m.
CANNON , JONES & CO , Frcnzor Block.
040-lm
TTTANTED A Ocrman dining room kitchen girl.
YV Uc3so and lloppe , (18 8. 13th St. , between
llarncy and Howard.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED , SITUATION > oung , sober man du-
nlre a situation an salesman In Clothing or
Pry Goods business. Han had euvcral > ear 'oxpcr.
lence , Is a good stock-keeper , speaks Kngllih , Ger
man and French fluently , and wllllnir to work for
moderato salrry to eUrt on , Beet o ; reference * given.
Address "M. M. " Bee olllce. 481-181
WANTKD A situation by a drugultt fora short
time , with some drug firm that wUhoj to "ill
out ; with the view of purchaelng the stock. Must
bo in some lUe town. Addruss R. J. Vanl'otteu ,
Chllllcotho.reoria Co. . Illinois 303-10
WANTED A reliaxlo young man wants a place
to w ork , board and go to school. "S , A. W. "
Bee olllco 3SS-tf
TX7ANTED BltuttUiDi for first ulasa domcatlcn.
Y V Call at our office from 430to D p. m. Saturdays
ltoBp.ru. CANNON , J ONES & CO. , Opp. I1. 0.
MI80HLLAMEOU8 WANTS.
W 'ANTED To Bell mall stock of cigars confec
tionary and notions. Inquire 2210 Cumlni ; Kt
463 2.
"VT7"ANTED A few persons to ln truct in book-
T I keejilni ; , As there Is a dcrcand for couipetenc
book-keiperu , I will learn a few and wait for hall of
pay until tltuatlons are furnlshid.
J. B. SMITH ,
45MS. UiaDomrlas Street ,
-Tahle boarders at 117 N. 14t street
VV bctwcrnCapitolavcnuuand Dodge streets. ,
444271
\\7ANTED-To buy a stock of clothing , dry poodj ,
VV boot * and ehoe or groceries for spot casliata
price. Address lock box 7 Bltlr Neb. 410-18
nrjANTKD-Book keeping , aaet of bonks to post
VV uo evenings or a few hours each day and alto
look < Jt r collection ! . Address "X. L. " Bea ollicol
Beet of referenced given. 131-tl
WANTKD Parties wlshini ; boarders and those
search of board In private IUUMS , with or wit
out room , to call at our ortlce turn 4 SO to 0 p. ra
CANNON , JONES & CO. , Oppoalte 1'ojtolllce.
04C-lm
FOB UENT-nouses and Lots.
Wll KKNT-Fumiehwl room ) , 1U5 North 18th
FOK RENT Three unfurniahed roomn , pleoBantlr
located. Inquire at Clark utrcct , bth houne north
ot Bt. Mar ) ' avenue , 403-lOf
RENT A furnl.nod front room In btltk
FOR
home , with board. Inquire SOU nnrth 17th Ht.
poll HENT-FurnUhud ruom 1BJ1 Capitol a\ .
1
a72-21 |
LKAcE Dbuiliifiis lota 16th Btreet , between
FOR | > ortand Cpltol avenue , eait Bide , for a
Urtnol jean. AMES ,
4S9-U 16)7 Farnam utrect.
10U RENT nircUhed rooms at 1819 Karoim.
F
429-101
RENT A few K ntli > m n can beoccomodated
H10R lumlilicd roomi. Apply 1818 i'aruatn ht.
400 tf
RENT-Nloely funiUlwd roouu with or with ,
FOR board 1615 IJodtfe Bt. 100 1 Bl
T710R RENT A bo ement with threa rooms for
I1 light homo keeping XC1S Dodpe Bt. . 101-16 }
RENT B room home on Webster west of
FOR Bt. S. T. I'uUrnen , real enUte cgtint , 16th
nod Doujflas. 878 tMiuo *
RUNT Store room with banemeot Ito ft
IriOH 1 . 1511 rarnam St. 1'AULSENi CO. . lfio
Komauibtteet. ifit-U
RENI * SBVBI * good houwn , ale ooe 9 room
FOR furcIUitd bout * . John E. Ed rd . l U1
Karcuo St.
) ll Itr.NT FuniUhed room 1821 Capitol nvc.
372218
heated 2.J S. I
f 7ft tf
FOK KENT Furnished room with or wlthont
board , Finest lorotbn In the city. .M o few
table boardcra wantcd.N. W. cor. 18th and Farnaiu.
ICI-tf
I poll REN P Lar o new , two story dcublo huust1 ,
1 Shlnn's addition MilUblo for two familka or
lioardlnff houjo. ImiulroUoom 21 , Oniahi UntlonaJ
Bank liolldlug. IMj-tf
I poll ItKXT ruriitl.uil room for ccntleman.also
1 to for 1l1it | ; homo keeping UuemorB block ,
corner Eljjhth and Howard St 3l'3-tf
RENT Furnlihwl rooma on the ncrlhwcs
FOR
cor. 18th and Capltolarenuc , formerly Crelghton
ITou e. 12.1.1 f
TT'OR RENT Rooms In Kcbiaoli * fatten ( Sank
X1 Bulidlncr. Moat dcslmllo offices In the city
Supplied with hjdraullc flo-ator and heated u
Btoam. Apply at Bank. 020-tt
FOR SALS
FOK SALE Handsome eottazo , cast front , mirth
Omaha , 81,7t \
Desirable resldince , iouth 10th s'.rcct. cant front ,
$ lWO BCLIi a SIIKIVKK.
463.22
iT Uuinfsu rTfiTv1 Al > lii ; vvu oiler five [ amtten acre
JC tracts southwest of city. Only 2t > minutes drhu
from P. O Now la the time tu secure a heiutlful
home. Call before March 1st , as prices vvilladvance.
PECK'S IlIIAI , ESTATE AGENCY ,
400 22 * Opp. P. O. , Omaha.
FOR SAL1I At a barpiln , a good two coated car
ryall , Kiiltnblo for < no horbu. Inquire at A. J.
Simpson's Cmlaue Factory , Dodge St. 472-211
FOR SALE A 12,000 pounds K < 1 bank's Hny
Scale. Will hold hath wagon and home' , It Is
nearly new and will be toUl at halt price. Apply to
433-20 .T. C. BHON.SEK.
FOR SAM : 42 acres , house , stable , abundance o
fruit , near church and school , Gmik'S from rail
road , 20 miles from Omaha , SI,6W.
Beautiful residence property , 100x423 feet , fhtulo
and fruit ttucs , home and barn , 9.1,000.
135-23 BELL&SHRIVER ,
FOIl SALE -One of W. E. Vernon * steam pea nut
matters in giod running ordtr clieip. Address
"confectioner" care Omaha lice. 410-1 §
SALE The furniture of the residence N. W.
FOR Oth and llarncy. Apply on the premises.
408-101
FOR SALE Cheap , ono six foot aud ono three
foot show caw at Lyoii'd C gir Store , i.07 onth
16th St. 224 tf
FOR SALE A bargain. House of 7 rn s , Bin
and Bancroft Bt. Kothlc. Well built , barn 6c ,
only 81.8-10 if sold vv ithin 80 days. S HARS & BOS-
ARD , Wl'Ilaina ' Block. 03-tf
T71ORSALE House of 6 rooms ill I'arker's addition
J1 near the $ M 000 school houee new. A cheap
place on cosy terms. 41.700. bEAliS & BOSAIID ,
Williams Block. E09-U
FOR SALE A splendid houxe of 10 rooms in
Shinn'sadcition. If sola within 80 cayi > only
$3.700. SEAhS & B03ARI ) , corner Uihanu Dntlpo
210-tf
FOR SALE Farm 3 miles from city. of
lira , llojer , over Hotdcr'a Ih-uKttoro , 10 > ' and
Webster. S72-U
SALE Twocounteisanit fifty feet of good
FOR - , cheip , at 1 OS DodKO St. IBS U
riOIl SALE Two largo Norrnuniitallloiir. Addrtba
1 O. D. BlrdBall , Walnut , Iowa. IM-lm-
SALK A good two story store f roperty in
Wayne , Wayne county , Neb. Address 0.1) . Bird-
Bill , Walnut , Io a. 165-lmt
SALE OR TRADE A good epan of mulw ,
harness and \\agon. Inquire Alex U. Charltou ,
nt McCugua Bros. 050-tf
SAL ! ; Two open ncrond-liand buggies Mid
FOR del U try uagou , cheap , at 1319 Harnej St.
339 tf
T70n SALE-Colorado coal. Thin coal la an free from
J ? Boot and as Uoan u Hock Spring.
034-tf JKl'k W.
iOK SALK Two portable bollorn , 10 her e ooa
F Apply at 1) . riTZPATIUCK ,
s-tf SIS South 15th St.
SALK A Hnall MoMer , Utliman iCu. , tire
FOR nalt , almost new , at this oillce. tf
SALE My t o Btory brick residence , 10th
FOR St. Mary's avenue. Larre barn , out-house ,
water worAS , well arranged. Lot 60x200. 1'iico
$7.600. Heat Bargain In Omaba Call nt M. Tolt'e
People's Bank. 277-t
SALK 12 lots ono block went ot Park are
FOR curs. Lota 60x150. Will Hell the whole tt r
for $7,100 , if Bold before January 1st , 1834. I'rful 63
tito owners bid tills bargain , If } ou call at People
Bank. 27Mf
17011 BALE Choice builnona property , three ) ot
JD oor. Saundere tnd Charles Htrcot. It will par yea
to InvostlKAte this offer. Call at Fuople'e Bank.
27fl-tf
TjiOR BALE Improved projwrty , which lll p y
J ? the buyer 20 per cent ou the Investment. Ileuti
for $1,920 per year. All occupied by first claw ten
ants. Will sell for $10,500 , If sold BOOH. All or one-
halt c.ith , balance , one to five years. Ihn above Investment -
vestment le worth Invtttlpitlon , Call at the 1'coplt'i
Bank. /80-II
OU SALE Ola newvpapera m l\tf aud iuUl
F quantities it thin uflloc U
MIBCELLANEOOB.
8TOLKN Friday evening at
STIlAVUDOll tlm telegra ] > h | xt oj > i > OHltv j
olficc , ab y hurM of medium fhe , twteu yuin old ,
has a BiuuM lump on front knee. Any information
leading to his recovery will bo rewarded hy lea
at 1811 CiilcujfO utreet , and no questions asked.
469 let 1) . II. STEWA
/ 1 00 IIOOM AND BOAHD at 8 < .50 per vvttk , or
Of ( IE ) OU iwr month , at 1'aclllc Ilouie. 4Ul-2tt !
TUAYhl ) u HlOLhn Una tmall rwl bruvvri
S eow , any-one knowing ot her whereabouU ill
iilease bend or leave word at No. 410 S. lath tt. Om -
lit. Neb. 450-10 $
y OHT Oil STOLEN A white oow , 6 jcatsolJ.nlth.
SJ out any inarki , except thu horns Cowed down-
on o a HUIc inoro than the other. Wulght about l.Ho
| > oundi. tlO.O ) reward otfercd ( or an > on honuy
dell ) cr the animal to the Ktglo Houte.
TO W1IO IT MAY CONCF11N-I v ih the party
tint picked up the Span ol pupny on 14th ttrm
will drop hloi 1 Ke liqt | > elate In the lot fH Hth
, II. FLC11INO.
1 7SPKCIALTIKSfortho > out f euiplojment to
1 I make money with. Call on M. L. Bmlth , Soft
N. 16th btrtet , and nco tarople . _ 4 S3 1m
L03T-lb73 , two dtoharKCB fiom the armv U.
luuelui ; to Mauric * R. Barnes fiom 1860 to 1666.
Big reward paid lor the return of tame ut Bee onice.
_ 4il-ltH
_ _
CAK11 1'AIDKor becoud hand clothei , orders IT
letter * or postal * promptly * ttended to Ad-
drebdllr , orilH , BrodvriciiOlSBOutlilOthHt. Omaha.
_ . _ _ _ 4C0.1mollH
LAUaBI'ttol roorm , with or without bcard.ln
private fwuillci fumlthed Irco of charge at our
otttce , opposite poetoUicw. Conuou , Jonea & Co , , VW
to 9 p. in. WS-lta
. AND CONPITIOH.
. 803 Tenth Itrewl , betweea FMDMU ind Hu.
n y , will , with U > a aid of Riurdkn plrlt , obUdnlnz
wjone ( liaoeottb put nd uecwt , ndU
certAlu coudlUona In tte rutuw. Booti m < J d
nuJe crdtr. Pwfect eatl f cUoo iru r tt * < l.