THE DAILY BEE MONDAY , FEBRUARY 0. 1885. " 1
THE DAILY J.EE
IMondav Morning , Feb. 9 (
AVnntrd
At the DKE office , an tctivo , IntelliRont boy
18 or 1C ye&r of fto. W'tc
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
- Houndsmsn Mike Whulcnjnrrestod yestcr
day afternoon Fred Hazen , charged with the
larceny of a pair of shoos.
Oon. Frederick brought suit yesterday In
Tudgo Anderson's court to recover 8100 tax
paid under protest for grading.
Mr. J. T. Allan will go t Now Orleans
to asiist Governor Furnai in the management
of Nebraska' * agricultural exhibit at the ox
position.
It U expected that the United States ctr
cuit court at Ijiocoln will adjourn when the
jury brings In a verdict in the celebrated case
of Hosford v . Insurance companion.
A meeting of the Canadians in this city ,
to ftnn a Canadian-American club , will beheld
held on Monday evening at the west store on
Farnam street , in the 1'axton hotel building.
Tlurowlllho a vocal and instrumental
concert given bv the hrat choir of the cathe
dral , at St. I'hlloiuona'a hall , corner Ninth
and Howard streets , Tuosd&y evening , tin
17th.
The Woman's Christian association holds
a meeting Tuesday at 2 p. in. , at the rooms ,
comer of Sixteenth and Farnam streftU.
Called by the preiidciit , L. Uliphaut Dodge ,
secretary.
Jacob Kaufman loft Saturday for JSVw
Orleans where ho will purchase a complete
stock of Wines and Liquors. Mr. Henry
Jllussor and wife also started for Now Orleans
to taku in the exposition ,
At 12 o'clock lust night the term of
United States Marshal Ulerbouer expired.
Unlms that gentleman has been roappointeil
or same now official baa been solecluJ , thi
district is without a marshal.
A sostabta will bo hold in the parlors of
the St. Mary's Avenue Congregational church
on St. Valentino's eve , Friday , February lit.
Special novelties have been prepared , and the
ontertaiuuiont promises to be a pleasant one.
A mooting of the Nebraska Women's In
dian ; i33ociation will ba held at the residence
of Mrs. J. M. Wool worth , "Courtlandt
1'lace , " St. Mary's avenue , on Monday , February -
ruary 9th at II p. in. A largo attend inco Is
desired. MM. U. M. James socrotary.
The fourth anniversary and ball of the
Omaha Lodge No 26. Knights of Pythias ,
which was celebrated .Saturday night at ( ! er-
mania hall , was well attended. The arrange
ment committee , consisting of Messrs. II.
Anderson , J. ] ! . ICrauso and Charles Ilinz ,
did everything in their power to uako It enjoyable -
joyablo for uvory 0110 present. Dancing was
kept up until an early morning.
The Swedish Library Association held a
grand masquerade at Turner hall Saturday
evening. A largo number of dancera were
present and all enjoyed themselves
hugely. A section of tha Mmfcal Union Or
chestra furnished tie music which was very
fine. Judge Stenberg acted as master of ceru-
monioi and he showed by his splendid man
agement that he was able to rule on the danc
ing platform'as on the bench.
Ex-Coroner Maul has receiveda letter from
J. II. Mockelt , insurance agent at Lincoln ,
making inquiries about the Hagen mystery ,
and asking for a certificAte of the inquest on
the floater aa well as a record of the testlrcony
adduced. Thcro is no such record , but a copy
( if the verdict rondeted has been forwarded.
The insurance companies interested in the
case Tcrruuo these p pcrj , before determining
whether or not the insurance policies shall bo
paid.
Charles Kirk was run in Saturday night
an a vagrant by Officer Matra. Kirk haa been
Icaliug for Home time , living In a questionable
manner , and his : been under the keen sur-
veilanco of Matza , who at length grow weary
of his specious promises acd arrested him.
The town is full of these men , who derive
tholr mippirt in a mi unr sh truston and vile ,
resorted tu only by the blotted bums and da-
luuchcos lost to all BObHo of do.-em-y and self
respect. A few months gojlogicd : research
ou soiiio largo rock pile would pio\o a good
thing for come of these worthies.
Orders from Waihington retiring Captain
Ed win Tollock , of the Ninth infantry , were
received at army hoadqunrterB , in this city ,
yesterday. Thu ctpttin waj for aloigtimo
stationed at Fort Omnhi and made man ) '
friends in this city. Ho was fontth on thu
list of captains for promotion to majorities at
the time of his retirement , the examination
for which took place in this city about two
weeks agn. The reason for Captain Pollock's
retirement wus a severe injury received In being -
ing thrown from a buggy. Ho leaves his po
sition at Fort 1) . 0. ItiHsoll , Cheyenne , with
the respect of both superiors and Hiibordi-
nates.
I'EKSONAL.
S. AV. Willis , O den , Utah , is at the Paxton -
ton ,
II , 0. Hoke , St. 1'aul , was in the city yes *
terUay.
Wilson Reynolds and wife , of Fron-ent ,
registered at tbo I'uxton lait night.
Mr , Cioorga A , Joslyn , proprietor of the
Ifetroiolitiin | hotel , left yesterday on the (2.
for Chicago ,
Mw. 12. 15 , S ngster , cashier In Milton
Hogera & Son'd store , las gone to Indianapo
lis to spend a month In visiting with friends.
Mr , Harry Ciemcr , who linn been employee ]
in the Nebiasku department of the World' *
Fair , at Ni > w Orleans , haa returned to Omaha
J. D. Howe , of St. Paul , uttorncy of the
St. . 1'mil & Oiiuilu rrad , in In the city , \mtlnp
Ills old friends. Ho will return to hi ] homo
in a day or so ,
Mr. J. U. O lesby , brother of William
OjkHby , of Paitoi hotel fame , leaves Lea veil
worth , Kas . lor Tourgte , M. T. , to-day to
ongoge In the cattle biitlncfH ,
Mr. L , L. Smith , the F.\rnam str ot dn
goods man , loft for Chicago lost nijlit ; on
upecial budiieii , which will cause lilt abiouco
from thu city fur tnju'rdl dayp.
"Lou's Uurke , North 1'lattu ; H 0. Kern
Norfolk ; John F. Calvin , Grand l.land , ( ieo
A. Mariipy , I'npilliopj W. U. Lsiuy , We p
Ing Wati-rj Walter Townsend , Duviil Citj
Fred Kenrer , Jr , Hastings ; T. F. Ymng
Woppiiig Water ; G. M fekldtnor , Urainard
and W. H , Overtoil of Fulton , Neb. , are
flopping at the Metropolitan
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OttlFFIN-In thihci'y. ' Februarv 8 , t S
oclock p in. , John Gritlin , ged " 4 yetrn.
Thefuneri\l i to t.ko place Tuejday HUTU
ing , Febimu-y JO , at6:30 : a , in. , from the ieai-
deuce of his ii , ' < > r , Mr * , ifpran , on Kixteentl
Street , ne r Masou ,
THE OHABITT FAIR.
Closing t'p Accounts I'limtiHnl
s' The I.Mcljy Votaries
nl' Fortune.
Tlio charily fair given by the Ladles
Denovolont ocoty ; of the llehrow con
gregation C'CBOC ' ! Saturday night , a largo
attendance bolnj present. The nork of
figuring ap uoeipts and expenses , so far
as t has progressed , indicatci that the
total receipts of the fftir will bo nbont
$2,700 , the amount netted about $2,200.
A. number of articles not yet disposed of
will bo rallied clT at oomo future time
The following list will show the successful -
ful patrons , who carried off the various
articles , of greater or Ifsj value , which
were rallied oil' :
Crazy qti'lt ' , W. II. Craryj glovoand
cologne case , Stella llosowater ; fancy
drees doll , Simoon Bloom ; fire screen ,
Mrs. A. Brown , sofa cushion , Mrs J. P.
Braudeis ; toilet set , Dr. J , Wertz ;
old coin , Martin Qberfoldcr ; fane ;
dress doll , Emma Rvplnsky ;
banner , EmmaJPundt ; palloto , 1 SchilT ;
scfa pillowTilda Newman ; pillow alums ,
J. B. Brandol ; handkerchief case , Mtns
Fannie Hnu ; carriage robe , Louis Holler ;
chieironlor , I. Brown ; tidy , Mrs I Obor-
folder ; fancy drots doll ; A. L.
Kfttz ; mantel lambrequin , Max Meyer ;
painted phquo , llattio Oborfeldor ; paper
holder , Miss Sollgsohn ; boy's suit , Ed
III ley ; pin cushion , Bella Brandols ;
crodlo and doll , Mrs. N. Baswi'z ' ; $100 ,
Ilco Nownian and S , Oborfeldor : lamp
and mat , M. M. King ; ba'kot , M. Hip.
Inako ; floor rug , A. Newman ,
fancy doll , Mrs. Craig ; panel , N. B
Falconer ; oil pilntlrg , F. S. Stolling ;
jilush iniror , Mrs. M. IIoilman ; pair
bronz'j vases. H. Hart ; aoilskln boa
and nnifT , Thomas Boyd ; wax
work and globe , Mrs. Daun-
hanm ; gold wa'ch ' , Dr. Ilnr fluid ;
manicure , George Moiton ; sofa cushion ,
Adolph Moior ; baby Af han , M. Mich
nols ; Ilogerj group , Wlllio Krug ; wash
machines M. Bellman ; one-half dozen
shirts , N. B. Falconer ; jewel case , Albert -
bert Calm : pair pants , A. Harris ; smok
ing jacket , A. II. Gladstone ; butter
dlah , .J E. Boyd ; plna.no , A Popporburg ;
largo jewel ease , J. E. Elchman ; plaque ,
Mibt'l King ; pa'cnt rocker , Sire. Bur-
neil ; tublo linen , E. Burmriatcr ; table
scarf , May Willis ; silk suspendcra , Goo.
Hpyn ; baby cloak , I. Oborfel-
der ; pic la difh , L. H. Baer ;
spoon holder , Geo. Hoimrod ; boy'a
over coat , L. H. Baer ; castor , A. Pol
lock ; plaque , L J.Fodd ; gold pin and
locket , Simon Fisher.
THE COUNTY JAIL ,
Something " \Vroii ; ; In the "Workings
and an investigation on
I ho TnplH.
There Is doubtless something wrong ot
.ho county jail and It Is now more than
likely that an investigation will bo mado.
The fact that the notorious George How
ard escaped from the jail before his time
was half out , has opened the eyes of Slior-
ff Miller and he is now at work to find
ant why these things are thualy.
Gioorgo Howard , a notorious an oak thief ,
tras aont up to the county jail for thirty
jays on bread and water and to servo out
i fins of $20 and cuati. Before hia thlr-
; y dnya were out Howard was roamlnc
; ho otroota at will.
After Howard had bsen in about three
weeks , Joe Miller , the jiiler , wont to
Ju go Boneko , and told him that ho
wanted a man to nasitt In the work with
in the jail and naked that Howaid might
be put oc regular rations and allowed to
work within thu jail. Judge Btnako in-
( [ u'rad ' why Howard had beoi selected
and Miller replied that ho was a handy
man and know nil about the bu lnts3.
Judge Beneko granted the rcqueet and
the next thing ho know Howard was
down town phylnij f at o back and havlntr
a general goml timo.
Joe Miller explains this by saying tint
qo used H > ward to Bend on crands. The
hui'stioii now arises , "uhat right liad
Miller to allow Howard to leav the jail
to go ui > oii m or and c r any other inii-
sion ? If Miller wanted an cr < and boy
why did not he select some one of the
men who an sent up to the county jail
for simp y gett ng drunk instead of using
anotorioiis sneak thief mid crook
piesence upon th- streets breeds contam
ination and vice ? "
THE COURT DOCKET ,
Tlic Grand .liu-y Imlirl mom * DN-
Irirl uourl CascH-lMlluo N\Vh. ( !
The grand jury returned Indictmonte
Saturday again- the fo'lowing paries , oil
charges indicatsd. Charloa H , llyboitj ,
two iadlctmanta for grand larceny.
Charles O'Connor , Charlts Miller and
Charles Erlington , one indictment ci3h
for gr nd larceny.
Will'am ' Kinca'd ' fd d n patitlon ol
mandamus against County Judge LIe
Culloch t3 compel liiint ) pay tu peti
tioner the sum of $104 now held by the
Lention execuUr.s. This is anothei
phaio of the Kincdid-Lonnon suit the
pnrti ulars of which have been thor
oughly expressed.
Thu call of casoa in tbo dlatilct contl
to-day is as follows :
liofnro the Lion. James Neville :
llilleko vf. I'uss. '
Hilleke vs. Hasp ,
Weyunt tt ol vs , Omaha.
Fnulk va , Kennedy Muniifac'.nrlng Co.
Morcpr va. Cuivir ot a ) ,
Cole Utos. it H rt va. Hilllko.
Stout va. Wallbauin.
Van Tuyl va. Omthi.
Williams va Bomla.
Thomas vj Drlecoll.
Koleon vs Miller.
Be ore the Hon. Eleazer Wakolcy.
Itobinaon va. Clifton.
Burthold va. Guy.
Perry ot nl. vs. Bcrthold et al.
Sheppard et al VB. Berthold nt nl ,
Ilesor ot al. vj. BershoUl ot al.
Cin. gtova Works vs. Bertliold ct al.
Wcstorn Steve Manufacturing Co. va.
TroBtin ot 1
William Gander ot al. VB , Trcssin ot al ,
Hibbard ot nl. va Troeiib et al.
Bites ot al. vs. G itthoimor.
Warren ot nl. va Moi r3.
Horton it Oo. M. it M. Cor. vs. Tros
sin et al.
I'OLICE
Peter J. Williams , who la one of the
official bo rd of the A. M. E. church OB
Eghteenthaid Weba'er s r OB ! , Ulcd n
complaint iu tha police court Siturday
against Cyrus D. bull , charging him with
crimfnil hbtl of the Ia1o pastor , Her , B.
Mitchell and o' her membrr ? , fn a csm-
munijatlon written hy defendant and
published in the llmld over his algnn
tore. .
A complaint was filed agningt Carre
Mullen In pollco coutt ycsteidiy charg
ing her with the larceny cf SO from
Jennie Kcsslcr. The defendant w s
transfcttcd to the county jail.
Ch-trles Wl'son ' ali&s Williams wns held
to bail in $500 and ccsis to answer two
complaints of forgery. Ono preferred by
Mathnw Nou , and the other by 0. Jor
dan. Wilson was committed iu default.
"Storm llentcn. "
An Omaha audience had its first oppor
tunity last week to witness Robert
Buchanan'a play of "Storm Beaton"
arranged from hia own romance entitled
"God and the Man. " It follows the
story about us closely as most dramatiza
tions do , except in the ending , which is
much better In the play than in the
noveL It Is a strong spectacular drama ,
iinoly eot , well played , nnd scored a dis
tinct euccoea , The plot , In br'cf , Is a
family fend between the Ochardeons
and Chi-lslhnsons , In which Iho
daughter of the latter is boirajcd
by the son of the former , Youug
Christiansen , Mr. Edmund Co'li-r ,
av\ cars vejigeaiico on h s sister's seducer ,
who isalso his o\yn lival , and follows him
to the Arctic legions for revenge. The
vessel in whl li both men , and tlio lady
whoso love they both s ek.ate , is wrecked
on the ice Tne rival remain in the lloo
\ \ lieu the rest escape , but Clni tiamon
forbears Vtligeaiice and olTers his cue i < y
half his food 10 sustain life. 1'olief ' lin-
ully arrives and all ends happily. There
are enough charac ers in the play to
populate a small village and most of them
are well interpreted The Squire Orc'urd- '
son of Mr. Winter , the U chard
of Mr. John T. Burku and the Dame
Chrintlanson of Mr . Isabella Preston
aiTordod no great opportunities but are
civon with all the succe's they deserve.
Mr. Collior'a Christiansen is a very good
potniimtlou , and shows him to bo pos
sessed of much force and foellne. Mies
L zzo 0. Hudson as Kate , gave a very
flfectivopiocoof work , and rocolvod much
applause. Priscilla Sefton , the daughter
of the blind preacher , is a pretty character
nnd prettily played by Miss Charlotte
Waj land. The comedy clomcnt in the
play is well introduced by Mr. Augustus
J. Bruno , who as Jabez Greene , a eliop-
ard lout , la very amusing. The Sally
Marvel of Miss May Steele aho deserves
avo.-ablo mention.
Mr. Ploodj- . the
At the InvIUtlon of the Omaha Minis
terial associatiin , Mr. Moody , the evan
gelist , will visit our city and hold a con
vention of Christian workers , March 10 ,
17 , 18. A committee lo arrange for
the convention has been appointed ,
and a meeting railed for Monday , Feb
ruary Oth at D p. m. The following
named pastors and laymen conatituto the
commit too :
REV. J. S. DETWEILEU.
REV. \ \ . J. HAKSHA ,
REV. J. W. HAH IS ,
REV. O. W. SAVIDGE ,
REV. G. S. PELTOX ,
REV. E. B. GIIAHAM ,
REV. R. H IXOUAM ,
Mu. P. L. PEUINI : ,
Mu. J. S. RiciiAuasoN- ,
Mil E. F. RINOEU ,
Mil. P. C. PjMKIlAUOH ,
Mu. J. L. McCAOUE ,
Mit. O F. STEPHENS.
A. Scrl'iiiB Fall.
Saturday morning .Mrs. Harlnn fell at
corner of Fourteenth and Harney streo's
and Biill'crcd a S3voro dislocation of the
ankle. Officer Poironot saw the lady fall
nnd hastened to her ssiiitanca. A carri
age wai called and Officara Pe'ronot nnd
White asslbted the lady to enter Ihg carriage -
riago and hod her diiven to liar homo o
Loavtnwoilh streat , A phjsiclnn wn
Bummoned and found the injmy to bo
very aerlons one.
SIGNAL SEEVIOE POINTS ,
Tlio l''allin - Thermometer a ( Homo
and Ahroad Other Matters.
Yesterday morning the world cf
Omaha awoke , rubbed i'8 eyes , and
gizod upon a city once moro In the power
of the Jco King. The agreeable warm
weather cf the piut few days has given
way to that Artie condition of afLira
which has been the rule of fcho wint r.
At 1 o'clock In the morning ( ho ther
motneter registered G dogroea atovo.no ;
at 11 , CO ; at 4 , 7.5 ; at 7 , 08 , and at
midnight rho mercury had tumbled to 2 7
degnei aboco zero , thti wiiitl blowiig H
saml huriicano at the eamo time at iho
rate tf 24 miles an hour Repo'ts from
other signal sthtions flhiw falling tem
perature. The afternoon bulletins show :
Salt Lkp , 2 ! ) a'jovo zero ; Ddiivur , 30 ;
Ohcy nuc , 2IJ ; North Platto. 11 ; Yank-
ton , 7 ; Des Molnrs , 11 ; St. Paul , 7 ;
Vincent , D. T , 18 ; Helena , 20.
Apenornl enow fallis r poilad throiiah-
out iho northwest. At this point the
depth Is four inches.
Tlio Ipal signal authorities are nogott-
ating with the W ahlt.gton cilico for the
erection of a small observatory , protect
ing the instruments on the rout of thu
government bull ling.
The report of the burning of the homo
office records nnd charts atVa hington
Saturday night , is received with no
small consternation here , and it is only
hoped that the loss will not prove as
eorious as at first anticipa'ed. ' The
records of the oflico ran as ly be replaced
f re in the duplicate ci pies nC-Htered at the
signal stations throughout the country ,
but the oher-s of statistics acd diagram *
compiled after years of experiment and
observation , will bu with great dillioulty ,
If at all replaced ,
" " "
The Miihii-al Union Concert.
A larga audlenco greeted the Muslca
Union orchertra yes'erday ' afternoon al
the firet of tholr
saiitscf Sabbath con.
certs at Boyd'a opera housj. The pro.
gramme [ rjtonted a series of exquisitely
executed claealcal geirs. which wtra ro.
colved with marked applause.
Coronation March " ' "
1'roplift" . Mnrorbeei
l\ertiirf. "Tho Mill on the Hock" JtiirHlgei
Uoiutt Salo. . . . . . . .Sttmhttueei
H. T. Irvine.
llridal Procpsslon , "Lohengrin" . . Wnjni'i
Overture , ' Daina Illaucho" . Uulldicii
JaKyeniDB SJUR . v.ict
I b .Minuet . liuccuriiic
Idyllo. "The Forge la the Forest , " by re
quest . Michaelis
Overture , "Morniuf ? , Noon and Nicht In
Vienna" . Bevvrc
. % ? er l , > rMch , ° ' Marionet '
" . "
"Tha .Skatcra , .
Tlio Musical Union orchestra will give
a grand Sacred concert in Boyd's opcr.
liomx ) tu-mo' row ( Sunday ) afternoon at 3
o'clock. AdmiajloJi 25 cents , reserved
ecata 35.
A CHARITABLE SOOIETT ,
Article * < 'f Incorporation ns I'jrepnrccl
by tlio Consolidated Chfirltftblo
Societies.
The Charity Union nncl the Y. M. C.A.
have consolidated and the following are
the nrticlcs oi incorporationunder which
the business will be conducted :
Know all Men by These Presents ;
Th.it WP , the undersigned. Kred Nyo. Al
fred Miller , Henry 1) . IMabroolr , Frank 1) .
Mutr , W , J. Jnckm.in , Trunk Itvlno and 1'ii.
1'cck , citizen * of tlio United States and reiil-
ing In Omnlit , Douglas county. Nobrn k .
t.ropoeo to form a corporation under rm net of
thalcgHnttireof thostato of Nebraska , en
titled 'An act for tlio Incorporation of Om
it.Societies. . " Passed Vebmnry 25 , 1873 ,
iind that for tlio purpose of such organization
was hereby agree among ourselves ai follows ,
to-wit :
I ,
The nnmo of this corporation shall lie "The
Charity Union of Oinnlm , " Mid Its ollico f > r
HID transaction of business shall be located In
the city of Omnhn nfmcsnid.
II.
The period for which it is Incorporated
snail bo thirty jcars , commencing on thn lml !
day of Febru.uy , A. D. 1885 , and expiring
on the 2nd day of February , A. V. 1016.
III.
Il object is to aid the deserving poor of
Omaha , in want , ( sickness , or distress , In
such manner and through such _ agencies as
may seem best adapted to the union , and the
clrcumstoncen of each caso.
Said corporation is non-sectarian and with
out politics.
IV.
Its officers shall consist of line trustees
from whom and by whom nro lobe chosen
| ite ident , vice proiident , fccrotary , treaRuror
auil an executive committee of three.
The annual meetings of said union shall bo
ho'-d In the city of Omaha cm thoprcond Mon
day of February , in eacli year ; and special
meetUPS will bo called i t any tiu.c by the
president or by any three memburs of the
board of trustees.
V.
Any person may become .1 member of paid
union upon the payment of one dollar ( Sl.bO )
per month ; | rovided that to cnUtln a member
to a vote at the annual meeting ! ) of said club ,
all dues , assessments and arrearages must at
such time hive been paid In full.
VI.
The board of trustees may adopt such rule ?
and by-laws for the regulation of said union as
in y teem to them expedient , andwhidiaro
not in conflict with these articles mir with the
laws of the state of iybrisli. : ;
VII.
The following persons are hereby elected as
tniHtoes to control and manage said corpora
tion for the first year of its oitistenco anil un
til their successors are elected : Fred Nye ,
.Tnmes M. HOP * . W , .T. Jnckman , Alfred
Millard , Clem Chase , Frank Irvine , II. V ,
Katabrook , F. D. Muir , Ed. 1'eck.
VIII.
The officers of the union for the first year
are : Fred Nye , president ; Clement Chase ,
vice-president ; James lloss. eeciutary ; Alfred
Blillanl , treasurer.
Incentive < 5 < mmitteo- Fred Nye , II. 1) .
Kstabrouk , Alfred Millard.
Stita of NoLrasUa , Douglas county ss.
I , G. JI Hitchcock , a notury public in and
for the counly aforesaid , do hereby certify
that on thu 25h day of January. A. D. 1SS5 ,
personally appeared before mo the ahovo portions
tions whose names are to them articles sub
scribed , and who are to mo personally known
to ha the same persona who executed the fore
going statement In duplicate , and severally
acknoweledeed that they had executed the
same for thn purposes therein set forth.
In witnchs whereof I havu hereunto set my
hand and aotorial seal the day and ji-ar abo\e
written.
G. M. HITCHCOCK , Notary Public.
CEANKY COMMENTS ,
And Generous Suggestions on the
this Paper.
To the I'ditor of the I5nn.
I notice in my evening paper in loud
letters , "Arr.b Victory ; " please in the
near future give equal prominence to
"Biitish Victor'y. "
I knot ? not what nationality youbelong
to , ( if an } ) , but In your alighting re
marks abcut tha British you seem to for
get we are not only Ctiislnf , but brothers
and tutors , Cranks have exlnV.cd In all
history , but , rferringto Dynamiters. I
assert , Sir , it it not In the blood of any
Scot , or Englishman , to do a Mean
thing to gain any end. DM the people
of Graat Britain gain the Franchise Bi 1
by domoliihing Bishops palaces or by vi-
o'onco ' in any waj ? NJ ! Will the Irish
improve their position by violence ? No !
Lot them take example by tha Ulster lulo ,
especially Sc < t ai d where ( excepting the
riuali Skyo afl'd.r ) wifi anmo landln-is ,
as In Ireland , and with a comptr. lively
birrui soil , they by frucaltty and in
dustry | ; aln a compe'nncy ; not only BO ;
but In times of noud , hulp tbo'r alwaja
needy noighbrri , by ( is I hwo djno
twice ) sanding th m pnvibinns pnch a-
ciiiiestf potatoes , out of their Supers
abundance ,
Then , as to your mystification r'gDrJ-
"IrishAmi ric ascent " lain
Irg an - in , a
acut born , now Am , cit. Do you
mean to ray tvy anyone would fail to nuo
[ am a Scotchman ? or , visiting as I did
litily my native land , do you imagine
any difficulty in tracing tny rjccnt pris-
cnso in Amirlca , without in any way
using our slang phnuua such ua , TOO
HUN , which I cf nsidt r your remarks for
any li < tcliient reader.
2 0 85- J. D. S.
. BALL NOTES ,
Tlio Comlnir > la-in ( | > rnlo of tlio Prcsw
Clul ) ,
The "Press Club" niafqncrndo hall to
ho given In Masanio hall , on Thursday
evening , February 12tb , will bo all thtt
Is promleod for it , The management
have made etrcnuous efforts to make it a
raoet successful vontora and everything
points to the fact that it will ba such. A
Urga number of tickets have already boon
soli ) , but thoio are many morj yet to bo
told to somebody and the boys l.ivn not
forgotten yon , but will euio y bo mound
CaimU l n-
Although Omaha is noted for the
co-mopolUtm character of its citizunahl ] ) ,
it will suiprlto ronny of our rendora to
know that it is estimated that there nro
ever n thousand Canadians among us ,
mnny of them occupying promiqunt jioi-
Itioiis in financial , tnerrantila and pro-
fosu'Jiial circli'B. A moating will bo held
at the Piston house , an Monday ovonlnu
nexi , nt7:30 : , for tha purpose of orgnnlz-
inga Canwdian-Amerlcan society to which
all Canrulhi a are cordially invited ,
H , S , ATWOOD ,
Plnttsmouth , - - -
mionor TBOMoanBiis no man ti > i
HEflEFORD UD JEBSET GAHLE
D PUtOOiOB JIUIT UD iWISl
ft luiUiV 111 i ) e. ( ctiutiUirci icll
easons
Why We Succeed in Our Enterprise ,
1. Because we r'o as we advertise ,
2. Because we sell goods at less than the cost of material ,
3. Because v\e guarantee a genuine tailor-made suit at ready-made prices ,
4. Because we guarantee a perfect fit ,
5. Because we alter goods to fit the purchaser free of charge ,
6. Because we give the purchaser more than he anticipates for his money
7. Because we have the confidence of the public-
8. Because we never allow a garment to be misrepresented.
THE--
ORIGI MISFIT
IV.vtends a eortlitil invitation to all t/iaf are aii.viotis to inspect otir
hajiuLsome display of Smtinys atul Overeoatsatnl eom/mre our priees
with the ready-matle elothine , house * . J8V offer tailor-made suits for
less than , the ehtiryefor shop elothint/ .
BEHOLD OUR PRICE LIST AS A GUIDE.
Overcoats. Pants.
? 25 00 JMorchnnt-tallor inndo Suits for PI 2 CO
SO 00 1(0) ( ) Sl5 ! OOMcr'nt tailor made OvercoaUat § 10 00 8 0 00 Merchant tailor made Tanta at. , 3
35 00 10 nn ISO 00 11 50 800 4 00'
40 00 18 LTi 10 00 II 75
15 00 10 ! CO 15 00 L'O 00 10 00 5 00
DO 00 23 CO 12 00
50 00 G
GO 00 VS 00 J2 00
65 09 HO Oi CO 00 Ji ( 51 15 On 7
75 00 : tj oo 70 00 no oo 18 t0 ! 8 CO
Open evening * until 9 o'clock ; Saturday nights until 10 o'clock.
All Alterations Done Free of Charge to Insure a Good Fit ,
Al TEE
1312 DOUG-LAS ST. , UP-STAIRS.
by Electric Light.
OSS' E3s3t
Absolutely Pure , ,
This powder never varies. A mnr.ol ol purely ,
Bticn 'th ai dwho'csinicncBS. More economical than
the ordinary kinds.at < t ( .annot be sold In cuinj otl
tlon with the iDUltliude ot low tot , shirt uiht (
1 m of phjd hrto 11 > udcrs. Sold only In cans.
KOYAL BAKING 1'OWDEU CO. , 108 Wftll bt ; H.Y.
Omaha Medical & Surgical
Institute
1118 Howard Street ,
( N. K. Cnrnur 12th and Howard Streets , )
( for thu Treatment ol all
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases of Female" , rf the N'enouq .System , Pr
Vdto DljmsM of the Urlniry ami Sexual Organs ,
Mid Ulbtiuca of the Head , Throat and LUIIL'SI
Bcchltlea. ;
KYR AND 1'AH ,
treated by unexperienced spoclallBtj also
itlreiBtH ot tha Hinrt Liver , btomach , Klilnejc ,
Illaddcr , Kc'iirulk'li , Hheumat urn , 1'ili s , Cancer , etc.
CATAHUII. IIHOKCIIITIH ,
And all other dl-caaex of the ' 'hroatmid I.nnifBtreat
cd by Medicated Vapor . ( Bend for Inhaler or
circular nn Inhalation. )
All dlrntsta of thu Illootl , Urinary and Sexual Or
gang. 1'thttto UUc'aucs and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
05 Yuars Ilo'plutaml Prlvito 1'rftctlce. )
OotiMil atlon and examination freo.
Call 01 wtltof r clroiilar ; on chronlo dl'ta'ta and
deformities , Dlueaai H of Funnies , I'rhato Ul'fuace
> f thn Urlnar. and Sexual onrans , Seminal Wnak-
ne , Nervous Debility or KxbauntUii.ctc. , ut3. , ud
( ur new restoiatUctreatmtrit.
All letters and coimultatlouConfidential.
JtiHllcines tentto all parts of the country r > y ex-
I rtsH.Huuutuly packed from observation , if full do.
tcriiition of case latUcn. Onoi | > - onal latenlew
nrfftTred If convenient. Open at all hours.
AiJdntaall letters to
Omulm Mdioul & Surgical Insttute
1118 Howard St , Omaha. Neb.
Orrics ADIUTOH OK I'cnuo ACTOUNTH , )
tsTAIK OKKKIIItAfKA , i.
LINCOLN , Jan. 10 , 1885. J
It U hereby certified that the Webtc-rn Rfu-
tual Di > n voU'nt Aefloclatlon of Jleatrico in the
state of Nebraska , haa comnliod with thu -
luianca law 'jf this btate , and IK authorized to
trautact thu business of life inmrance in tbia
state for thn current year , CummeiKinR 1'tb-
ruary 1. 1KS5 ,
Witness my hand and the neal of tlw Au-
dltor of 1'ublicAccounts the day and year
above written ,
BKAL ] U , A. HANCOCK ,
Auditor 1 * . A.
ON ALL
CF
I
I
8J2JE OTTJI REDUCTIONS :
Suits formerly SfrJlO.OQ now $7.50.
Muifsformerly $12.00 now $9.00.
SuitsJ-oraiierl'y $10.00 now $12.00.
Suits formerly $24.0O now $ /fi.00.
Over Couta formerly $ fi.00 now $ 0.00.
Over Cotttsformerly $10.00 now $ 7.5W.
Over Coutsformerly $10.00 now $12.00.
Over Cott fa formerly $1&.00 now $18.0.
Ove.t Coats former$24.00 } now $18O0.
And every other article in proportion.
Call and see our prices.
8 Farnam St.
-LARGEST STOCK OF
JClO.
Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraask
ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track ,
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for Indian Deportment given for Buflalo Scalea ex
clusivflly.
-IIR SHIO-P
- - ,
GO DOUGLAS STHEET - OMAHA , N EBHABKA
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