THE OiMAUA DAILY BME : FRIDAY , DECEMBER 2 , 1381.
THE DAILY BEE ,
Friday Morninpr , Doc 2.
Wrntlior Report.
( Tin following ob ervntlnn are Inkcn at
the * anie moment < l time nt all the sta
tions named. )
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Den cr V > 18 NK.ll.Uht Kalr
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Onuht 3I.SJ RjFrciih Lloudy
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30.24 N K I , Kht loud/
Vincent * NW I ht Clear
30.-7 N K Krenh Cloud ;
Hiiford 50.31 Clear
Oumrr 30.3) N i : uehi Cloud ;
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AMlnllKilno. . 015 ClinlCilin ( , 'lmidv
LOOAL BREVITIES.
- Tlio iniiil K"t p.ftty limlltliycnlcr -
ikyV HUH.
December opens bright nnil Biintiy.
Tlie omens for n fnlr wl ter nrc KIKH\ \ .
Tlio Internal rev niic roccipt-i nt the
Om.ihn jMislollico diiriii { November were
> J,807.-I8.
Tlio ovcrlnnil trnlti last nljilit left OK *
den nine hour * l.ite , but mndu tii | nil but
ttvn hoiirii of the t.tnc bcfuro rebelling
Oinnlin ,
The Irwin and Klliitmijncd H'.ock of
banlwarc U olfereil for xalo by the A ! K *
ner , W. ) , Hroatcli , Uinaha , to wliuiu In-
iiirc ! ! ! ) can ba ndd c soil.
The Hastcni Starii rtynt the Slaso.nlo
ball to-night , will bu n delightful nllnlr.
Dancing will begin at preciiely 8 o'clock
lly rrdrr of tli'i ' committee.
It is said that the liritt three day * of
December rule tlio winter n.onth * . Ye-
to day governing December would make
tin outlook a poor ono for coal dealers.
A Sabbath school will be held nt the
Northwestern inllroad depot at 3:30 : o'clock
p. m. next Sunday , under th nuipice * oj
the Young Men' * Chriitian Aisocintion ,
The street can nro Hti 1 losing time on
account of balky te.amn. I'crhapi the
hones with caudal npiiendatrcs nre aihnm-
ed 11 trawl in front of "hob-till" earn.
T. W. T. Hichardn had a valuable
overcoat ntolen from hid reflldenco on Tiisn-
liy.Vcdne d y DetectiyeN'elii.'hsucce dod -
od in capturing the cc > At and returniiis it
to iU owner.
la the proceedings of the county com-
luiesiooen yesterday , n resolution was
adopted which vacates the houne in the
court luuso grounds licretofore occupied
by icveral families free of rent.
Max Meyer received ycatenlay a haniV
Home present from C. D. HoberlM , pieai-
dent of the Albion , HooneCo. bank , in the
shape of a novel ! } ' designed ink Htand. It
should be teen to be appreciated.
A lad about 15 ye in * old , named Lee ,
woo thrown fro u a wagon attached to a
runaway team near 13th and Leavenworth
Ktreets Wednesday. He was tnmewliat
bruised ' .tit not Heriously injured.
One of the connundrunn which will
never bo nniweru I in tliU world \ , to
what extent tlm city council will bo re-
Hponnible in the next for the profanity in-
ducetl bjr the bad iddewnlkii the public Huff -
f r from ?
The > ecretary of tbe Xelnwk State
Medical Hociety baa LHSIUJ a call for a
meeting of that organization to be held In
Unonln on Tuesday , Ie3erub r'7th ! , lu or
der to take into connideration the enforce
ment of the itato medical law.
rTh * mine cane which hvt occupied the
attention of the United SUtea Court for
keveral dayGlidden v . the County of
.Dakota iri sli'l on trial. Liku a previous
ttuit it involvrn lha validity of ? a" > ,000 of
Daki.ta coiuty bond * famed hi 1H70.
There is emu shifting going en nmoni ?
the choir oingers of thU city , which will
TtiHult In Hiving the Klr.tt lUitiit | church n
xplendld male ipiartetU clioir : MfMjrH.
V. S. nnl J. L. Smith , who Ir.u-n H long
lieen niemb nt of the Trenbyterinii choir ,
lecognized ox the best in towu , where Mm.
Ijiteyand Mm. Kstabrook , nith the two
Hnitilu , make up the quartttte. The
other two gentlemen who complete tin
new choir will be Jay Nbrthrup and W ,
K. JfaMi.
Tlio successful introduction nl
"Conrad's Original liudweiaer Hour"
may with propriety bo compared willi
Caesar's "Voni , Vidi , Vici. "
For the public good : Conrad's Hud-
wciser Beer.
Narrow * oap *
A young man about 1 ! ) years old ,
while skating , fell into a pond on the
corner of 15th and Williams streoln
Wednesday. The water was quite
dean , but after floundering about ti
while he succeeded in getting hold ol
of firmer ice and crawling out. II
was a narrrow escape from drowning ,
1C HeacUthaLUt
Of all other preparations or inediclncH , Jr
can iof tuuaen , headache , dizzineiw or ir
reKillaritlen of Uia a yatein , Ui'itoocK
Dixxil ) OITTKIM have noc < iual. They neve :
fail in affording immediate relief. I'rici
91.00 , tri.il izo 10 mnu , < odlw
A tfitl package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT'
" " " "
fren nf charge.
At C. ( \ Goodinan1
Death of MM Peabody.
Jliss Jennie Kstello Peabody , aiate
of Dr. Jumoa II. Peabody , died at tli
reaidonco of her brother at 11:3 :
Wednesday , after an illness of aevera
weeks. The deceased was a prominen
nieinber of the Trinity church , ain
was bolovetl by all who know ho :
Her death will leave a vacant chair i
a Borrowint ; household and caua
grbf in a wide circle of friends.
NEVEHOrV'EUP.
If you are Buffering witli low nn
depressed spirits , loss of appetite , get
eral debility , disordered blood , wva
constitution , headache , or any dibuai
of a bilious nature , by nil means pr <
cure n bottle of Electric Hitlers. Yo
will be surprised' to see the rapid in
movement that will follow ; you \ vile
lo inspired with new life ; etrungt
and activity will return ; pain and niii
cry will cease , and henceforth yo
will rejoice in the prubo of Eloctn
Hittem. Sold at H - > / . n bottle b
Ish & SIcMahou.
"WINEOFCARDUI" for Ladiea enl >
MC. X. GooJmin.
THE KELLOGG CONCERT ,
A Brilliant and Artistic Musi
cal lintortninuiont.
The Most Fashionable Audience -
dionco Ever Scon in Omaha.
MlM KclloRB Receive * nn Ovation ,
Whloli U Shared by Her
Compnny.
The grand concert presented in the
opera house last evening is undoubt
edly the musical event of the season
in Omaha. The fame of Clara Louise
Kellogg , heralded through both con
tinents ; of itielf would hnvo been
enough to attract n largo and musical
ly enthusiastic audionco.lmd she never
before visited the Gate city. But
when the melody of her
magnificent voice had once be
fore electrified and unarmed the
most critical residents of otir city ,
and whore it was known that who waste
to appear with a support equal , and
perhaps superior to any in thu world ,
it was not RO Burpn'sing that thu mo.it
fashionable , critic.il and largest audi
ence that ever greeted a prima donna
hero should have boon drawn to
gether. All available seats in the par
quet , parquet cirele , dress circle , nnd
nearly all in the family circle were
filled. Mayor IJoyd and family oc
cupied his private box.
Miss Kollogu's support were none
othur than Miss Clara I'oolo , ( Mrs.
Clara 1'oolu King ) , one of the sweetest
contraltos iu America ; Sit ; , Briguoli ,
the world famous tenor ; Siir. Taglia-
pictra , the wonderful Italian baritone ;
Ir. Timothio Adamowski , a violinist
f great merit ; and Ilerr 3. Liobling ,
'HI accomplished German pianist.
The programme consisted of twelve
.umbers . , delightfully arranged ,
'ho first was a piano see -
o by IlorrLioblingAndanto and Pol-
naiso from Chopin. This was
i-olljrcndorcd and fittingly load the
irilhant entertainment to follow ,
lerr Liobling tis a conaciontious ar-
ist , with Huperior method and care-
il , though not brilliant , execution ,
{ is selection was the same presented
y that master of pianists , Joselly , at
10 latter'a recent performance hero ,
id compared favorably with it.
Miss I'oolo and Sig. Taglia-
oitra then sang the charming
uut , La Favorita , from Duni-
otti. They were very favorably re-
eivcd , and Miss Poole achieved
decided success. Of Tagliapctira'a
laritono voice much can bo said. Bo
om ! doubt ho is the best now up-
n the American concert stage and
no of the best in the world. Thu
iiagniliceut duet was encored heart-
ly , but was not responded to.
The nexc number was a violin solo
iy Adamowski , who presented Fan-
: osio Caprice , from Vieuxtemps , in a
nest artistic and technical manner.
' < > an enthusiastic encore ho respond-
d with the well known serenade.
When Sig. Brignoli , the great
enor , appeared , he was most heartily
ipplaudod. lie sang Quando lo Sere ,
'rom Verdi , with much of his former
rawer , but , to the regret of its many
idmirors of this great tenor who had
> eon enchanted by his singing in daya
one by , it was evident that Brignoli
> growing old and that his
oico has lost much of the sweet-
ess and purity of tone. A veteran in
loncort singing , and ten years ago
nrivalled , Brignoli has won laurels
n which now lie might with pro-
rioty rest. This.iii his third appear-
nco in Omaha , the first being with
'aroppn lloaa and the second with
lisa McCullough.
The fifth number was the signal foi
, burst of applause , for now , for the
Irat time , appeared Miss Kellogg in
; ho beautiful Taeca la Notte , from
Verdi. The reception of the great
! > rima donna wan indeed an ovation ,
and she evidently thoroughly appre
ciated , and acknowledged the compli
ment by her most magnificent vocal
efforts. She was encored n aiti
and attain , responding twice. Mist
Kellogg lias lost none of her graceful
imd fascinating appearance. II01
Ircssvaa indeed a marvel of art , and
nply exhibited her olegmt figure
vvliilo in perfect accord with the fail
'ace ' which has drawn so many distinj
; uishod admirers to her shrine.
Sig. Tagliapetria again appeared in
ho sixth number , and exhibited the
ull power of his magnificent voice it :
ho song of The Palms , from Fauro ,
lie received and responded to an en
huniastic encore.
In the 7th number Herr Liobliiif
igain appeared , playing first , Fantas
! cs from Bondoll , and aocond , Gar
rotte , from Bach , after Jossoily. Tin
latter performance was accomplished
with the loft hand alone , and as ai
artistic performance it was highl ;
"
creditable , Inasmuch as ita exocu"
lion was almost in the line of diflicul
finger movement it could only bu ap
predated by accomplished musicians
Miss Poole appeared in the eightl
number , sinking Tia I , and rospondet
: o two very hearty encores.
The remaining members of the pro
gramme were presentjd as follows
Big. Brigi.oli , who sang Embarrass
ment from Abt , and responded to ai
oncoro. Miss Kellogg , who sang wit !
touching sweetness Good-Hyo froi :
Tosti. As an encore nho guvo wit !
charming pipuancy Lot Them Gc
and then respom'udto ' the continue
applauio by singing , in | her peculia
style , Swaneo Hiver. The presontr
tion of this old , and yet over now
favorite sung with all lovers of moh
dy , only confirmed the delight lit
previous appearances had con ferret
Adiuuowski played excellently n solw
tion entitled Polonaiau , his own prt
dilution , and gave pleasing res pom
to a long continued oncoro.
The concert closed with a splendi
quartet from Martha by Miss Chi
Louise Kellogg , Miss Clara Pool
Sig. Brignoli , and Sig. Tagliapiotr
At its conclusion the audience r
luctantly withdrew , and n.s thu bri
limit nnd fashionable inseinblaj
passed out it was thu unanimous ve
diet that Omaha had been treated
the greatest musical event in its hi
tory.
After Burjjlari.
Chief of Police Lyman , of Lincol
was in the city on Tuesday , lookii
for a brace of crooks who had BU
coodod in burglarising the apartmun
f a Miss Manlry , and wore supposed
; to have coum lo Omaha , Hu made a
flomoivhat thorough search nf the
town , hut was iinniiccepsfnl in fitidin '
his men. It is probable that they de
cided to 50 east before thu oflicer.i got
on their trail. Omaha isn't a very
congenial place for auspicious charac
ters ,
PERSONAL'
F. P. Knlttlit , of the Brll Telephone
company , IK In the city.
Mr. Kd T. Wlnej , of Kent , lluwll k.
Co. , Chlcnjjo , U In the cJLy for A few d y .
L. 11 , 1'altner , of HuRtlnirji , wai In the
city yeMcriUy , nnil paid TUB llir. a | > le -
nant call ,
lord Ueiumonl , of KngUnil , wan a pM-
dfnger on the noon train westward yenter-
day. en route to 'Vrlfo .
Pnill nnd .Iny Mutton nnd their w ves
nre visiting their fnther. Hon. KtcrlinK
Morton , at Ncbra ka City.
Senator 5muil''rii ( left ycstorday after
noon fur WnnliniRton City , to bu pren nt
nt tlio opening of congrtM on tlie nth.
MM. A. II. Swnn , nf Cheseniip , iccom-
panUd by quite a party of Iwliei' , came In
Iwt nljjht to nltetul the KclloKg concert.
llcv. Thnma % Harriion , better known ui
tin boy iircnclier , of Mnpsnclnne't ' * , passed
ennt lait ni 'l't ' , ru'.nrtiiiiK from CaUfornin.
1' . 1' . Shi-lliy , n kitant ! frviwht n ont ,
ntnl > t. 1 * . Nicliiil" , division miporintonilt'iit
of Union Pnclfiu railroad , are In liiticoln.
I ) . C ) . Clark , tupcrintfiidetit of the co I
d. | > nrtineiit of UIB Unloi INicifie , left on
the noun train Wo Jnsoday for Hock Springx
Wyoming.
Col. K. F. Kinytlio went lo I'nppilliim
ycdtertlay in reapomu to a teletjriitii refen-
IKK to busiiU'HS arUlnj ; from the Slocuinb
luw coiitciita the e.
Senator Van Wyck and wife left Ne
braska City for Washington , on Tuesday.
They will return when con re ndjmirna
for the holidayn , to remain a week or two.
Mrs. J. C. Flood , wif i of the Bonanza
King , anil daughter , occupied n Central
Pacific director ) ' car attached to the noon
train yesterday. They are returning to Han
Francisco from New "V ork.
K. K. Dix , traveling agent of the Fort
Scott & Gulf railroad , and Lytiinn McCar-
ty , general wcHtern paxHenger agent of the
U. & O. railroad , with heidquarteM at
Knnsns City , are in town.
Thomas F. Sothnn , of Chicago , correspondent
pendent of The American Cattle Journal
of thnt city , nnd Hell's Weekly AIcsseiiKC- ,
of London , is in Omaha for a few ilayc ,
looking int. ) the cattle business.
Mr..I. Willlnmsof 15. F. Troxcllfc Co. .
who has resided f rso'ne yean in Council
UluuX IUH ini'clm.sed a fine lot on .I'arn-
ham street , ami wil. BOOH ljuild n spacious
residencetlicreon. .
Mr. Walter Huni , tic'-et agent of 13uf-
falo , N. Y. , was in town jcsterday , and
waa thu guest cf Mr. John A. Tattle , of
the U. & jr. road , formerly of Hunlo.
Mr. Iltinl has b enocan extensive pleas
ure trip nouth and went.
A party recently cngnged in the explor
ation of the country between Kweetwater
and the Wind river mount itus have just
returned after an absence of over a month
It consists of J. F. Nicho's , of 1/indon ,
Knglaiul ; Prof. Aii-hey ( , of our state uni-
vcrsity ; Gen. Iiowe , Samuel K. Imogen ) ,
and J. L. Lovctt , of thin city.
Me4sr . C. C. HnuHel , Col. C. S. Chase ,
Sam'l Hurna. Mr. Faulkner , C. II. Dewey ,
HenryT. Clark andE. Hosewater , of this
city ; Gencr.il ( Jeorge Smith , of 1'latts-
mouth , chairman of the Nebraska delega
tion ; and ( ieneral Vifcmaia , of Lincoln-
all delegates to the Missouri river convention -
tion at > 5t. Jo. returned home yeitenlay.
The Metropolitan hotel reguter indl-
eaten Iho fullowing arrivals : ( J. S. King ,
of the Southern Utah Timas , 'FriscoMU ; <
Anns Dakin , PlatUuioutb ; K. W. Higgi
anil wife , of Potter ; M. F. Hill , of Lin.
coin ; 11. Beer , of North Platte ; John
Hullinan , of North Platte ; W. H. Me-
Knaw and A. II. Ctinn , of Plnttxmouth ;
MUx .U'liuiu Cook , of Cuiiccil IMulTH ;
Noali Sicrer , of Deidwood.
II. M , Sin ! h , Ksq. , for Hometime pant
general agent of the II. & M. nt Atchuon ,
K * . , liai tecaived the appointment of
assistant general freight agent to tleneva'
Fre'ght Agent Harris , with hcadq\iartern
at Omaha. Mr. Smith'ri well-known abil
ities as a Urxt-claNi rai road man especially
lit him for the position to which he ban
been called , and hit many friends in
Omaha will be pleased to know of his
promotion.
The Withnell House register note * the
arrival nf the following visitors to the city :
Mr. J , K , North ami daughter and M a.
Splell , of Columbus ; George S. Smith , of
I'lattsmouth ; Judge U. ( i. Hull and wife ,
cf Lincoln ; C. K , Suinnir ami wife , of
Schuyler ; S. C. Smith and wife , of led !
Cloud ; Mm. J. K. Smith , of llentrlce ; W.
0. McLean and wife , of Papillion ; Mr * .
L H. T. Clarke nn.l . Miss ( iertie L. CUrkc ,
of Belleviie ; P. G. Iteynnrd , of Council
HluftV Kd. T. Cook , of Long Pine ; Frank
North anil lady , of Columbia ; A. H.Swan ,
' Thomai Swan and A. L. Howie , ; if C'liey
ens * ; John M. Kagan and Mim Carrli
Iteufun , of Hantlog ; Mr . Areman , o
Scbuyler ; Kd. S. Connelly , of Albion ; Mm
F. P. Ireland , of NebrajknCityC. ; Puller
of Nebraska City.
AMUSEMENT CONSTELLATION
Frank Mnyo Next Week.
Next vrcok Frank JIayo , tlio favorite
ito actor , will visit Diimha with hi
Grand Leqitiumto coiupany , and wil
jiluy in Itoytl's oiwnv h'ouso Doccnibo
B , ' . ) anil 10. The Detroit Kveniii
News , Npciikiii < , ' of Mr. JIayo's per
fdnnancoof ' 'Virxiniu8"says : "Fr.iul
iNfuyo and Ilia snlondul company \vor
juou _ at their boat last uvemni ; , ii
'Viryiniuj , ' It was a iiingnil ;
cent all around perform mice
and the only wonder is mn
that stars like Lawrunco Bar ret
Kdwin Jooth and John I\cCtilloug \
hnvo dnrod to como hero so tiian
times with ' { .ticks'and 'aupen' toauji
port them. Mr. Muyo ia the Urn
to give these ynuul ol
as they should Ion' , ' a o huv
been produced with competent pec
plo and necessaries.
t8 ln"WINEOFCARruii"
REED RELEASED ,
The County Co art Makoa n
RiRhtooua Doclsion.
Some Fnotii Not Creditnblo to the
Municipal Antborltlot.
Frank Hood was taken before Coun
ty Judge Chadwick Wednesday on a
writ of habeas corpus , on which his
release from the county jail was nak
ed. Yesterday Judge Uhadwick
rendered a decision sustaining the
writ and rolcartinx the prisoner ,
This ia the result of a case which
ha.4 boon botoro the public some time.
Reed WAS nrrcstcd about six weeks
ago on the charge of being a suspicious
character. Hu was lined $10 nnd
costs. He paid it. Three weeks ap >
he was again arrested on the name
charge , coupled with that of canying
concealed weapons. He wan fined $25
nd coats. Hu paid it. On Monday
0 was a ain arrested , us ho wns coin-
peaceably from nn untertaiument
1 the Opuni House , was arraigned on
he charge of being n "suspicious
iliarncter , " mid was fined $ iiO and
osts and Bcntenced to 10 days in the
oimty jail. It was the imprisonment
11 the county jail from which ho was
oleased yesterday by Judge Chad-
vick. The judge , in sustaining
ho writ of habeas corpus
ave it as hit opinion that
prisoner could not bo sentenced by
ho city police judge to the custody of
lit ) county slieritF ; and that there is
10 such ollensu upon the statutes as a
'suspicious character , " which can bo
mnishcd by imprisonment ; that these
mints were well taken by Charles
lodick.JEsq. , the prisoner's counsel.
Hood has been fined , altogether ,
or being a "suspicious character" ? 85
nd costs of three oxnmina-
ions. Hu was sentenced to ton
lays in jail nnd obliged to servo n
jart of his sentence for the amo of-
anso. All the evidence produced in
: ourt against Hood was , that ho was
nknown , and that ho had at the dif-
brent times ho was arrested vinous
s of money , ranging from $200 to
500. Upon the examination ho ro
used to disclose his business , or his
esidonce which ho had' a perfect
ight to refuse. Upon the outside nnd in
he hearing of the city police court
he statements have been made that
Iced was believed to bo a "crook"
, nd banker , or "fence , " for the
hievjs and crooks which are claimed
o bo operating in this city and Couu-
iil Bluffs. Not u word of c idcnce to
.hat effect ha.s been produced upon
uy or either of the examinations ,
"he question then arises , very per-
incntly , why was not such evidence
reduced if it exists ? The decision
f Judge Chadwick is manifestly just.
n what degrco Judge Boncko has
lonformod to his prerogatives is a
egal question. Ono thing , however ,
looms patent. If Heed has been around
ore for two or three months , as is
llcgcd , regarded nil of the time as a
'suspicious character , " ho might
ave boon watched and du-
ected. If he has cominit-
od no offense , why lias
e been made a prisoner three times ,
nd fined nearly ono hundred dollars ,
imply because ho had money and
kept his mouth shut ? There is an in-
fh'ciency somewhere , or an unjust
nistako somswhere.Vhen the time
ins come that a police force of ten
ncn cannot detect nefarious proceed-
ngs by ono man who is known and
uspectcd , in two or three months ,
, ho question arises very ( plainly
whether the present municipal police
; ovcrmuent hadn't better shut up
hop.
A 'World of Good.
One of the most popular medicines
low before the American public , is
Hop Bitters. You see it everywhere.
People take it with good effect. It
"milds them up. It is not as pleasant
to the taste ns some other Bitters na
t is not a whisky drink. It is more
iko the old fashioned bone-set tea
that has done a world of good. Ii
you don't feel just right try Hop IJit-
'urs. Xunda News.
novlu-dccl
WEDDING BELLS. ,
TVhlch Merrily Rlne In Thli
City and Lincoln.
The season of "marrying and giving
n marriage" is fully opened , and
ocial circles in this city and Lincoln ,
well as other neighboring cities , are
brightened with the nuptials of many
happy .couple. Two weddings occur
red Wednesday , ono in Omaha and the
ther in the "capital city , which are
worthy of especial notice , and each ol
which have called forth the brightest
hopes and fondest well-wishes of rela
tives and friends.
Mr. Frank E. Winkleman , the well
known conductor on the Union Pacific
road between Grand Island atid Nortl
Platte , was married Wednesday al
U o'clock to Miss Hello Jennoy , daugh
ter of Headmaster Jennoy , of tin
Union Pacific , corner of Ninth ant
Pierce streets , llov. Ingrain , paste
of the Christian church , porfurmci
the solemn ceremony. A largo num
her of relatives and friend
were present. The bride wa
attired in an exquisite win
colored , 1 satin plush dress , witl
garnet jewelry and tea roses , and presented
sonted a beautiful appearance.
After the ceremony n bridal fcas
was spread for the guests , which wa
both luxurious and elegant. Thu fol
lowmq gifts were among the token
by the friends of the happy coupli
A set of silver knives and fork ;
small and large spoons nnd Bet t
china , from the following niilron
men ; P. Totthoy , J. D. Moore , J. 1
Hensley , G. A. Jnhnke , 0. S. Howell
W. A. Deucl , 0. E. Gump , Joh
Hallitf , 0. H. Crow , lUehnrd Connol
Martin Horn , T. A. Taylor , Fran
Huiitoon , F. 0 , Martin , Win. Luhoj
James Robinson' , II. F. William !
Gus. Hob ) , Low , Farrington , C
C. Kiscr ; a china tea sel
hand painted , from Mr. an
Mrs. Hochlinijer ; oil painting
from Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McElroy , c
Grand Island ; two statues , from Ml
and Mrs. Ueatty ; ice pitcher nnd got
lot , from John T. lUin ; lamp , froi
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harmon ; one butter
dish , from Mr. nnd Mrs. Hinckly , of
Denver ; ono pair of vases , from Frank
F'Miila , North Plntte ; cake basketMr.
and Mrs John Heady , of Gibbon ; two
napkin ring * , from Patsey anil August ;
t\vo from Mr. and Mrs. Harman ;
wo china cups nnd saucers from
ilr. nnd Mre. Hay ; fruit dish ,
rom Mr. ami Mrs. Bennett ; cake
ilate , from Frank Uurbin , of Council
Hulls ; card receiver , from Mr. nnd
Irs. T. D. Sargent ; silver cup , from
Dr. M. J , Gahah.Grand Inland ; jewel
ind toilet case , from the groom ; wax
ross nnd tablespoons , from Miss
Jelle Wnlbridgo and Emfiold ; "Hill's
Vlbum of Biography and Art , ' from
ilr. and Mrs. F. E. Slmrts ; nl-
urn , from Mr. nnd Mrs.
iarnoy Byrne , of Duncan ; syrup
up , fro1 , Jennie , May and
losio Williams ; syrup cup from E. J.
iVnlters , North Platte. Pickle caster
tul celery glass from Miss II. II.
Chapman , Grand Island ; rocking
hair and stand from Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jonney , mother nnd father of the
iride ; rocking chair from Mr. J.
inland ; a pecuniary present from
' . Mahatij table cloths , nap-
ins and towels from Thomas
ml Mury Logan ; castor from P ,
'ogg ; spoon holder from Mr. and
Irs. Clark ; silver sugar bowl and
reamer from A. II. and E. W. Gillett
, nd Miss Maggie Todd ; silver tooth
lick holder from W. 11. Shields ; set
f teaspoons from Geon > o Jenney ; not
f silver kniven and forks from S.trah
enney ; supar nnd mustard spoon
'rom Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ew-
ng ; butter knife from F. B.
'ierich ; two vases nnd tooth pick
iclder from Chos. Llommloy , Don
or ; silver sugar bowl and creamer
'rom Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. Peter-
on and Horace Morgan ; watch case
rom Grant Hohl ; silver cake basket
'rom ' Mr. and Mrs. George Chamber-
in ; pickle case from Biro Sarget.
Council Bluffs ; painting from Mr. and
"Irs. McCIuro.
ATKINSON IRWIX.
Hon. H. M. Atkinson , surveyor
; eneral of New Mexico , and Miss Ida
L.Irwin were married at Lincoln Wed-
, esdny afternoon. They loft for Chicago
cage on their wedding trip , nnd on
heir return will visit two days in
Omaha , December Oth nnd 7th. They
hen go toBtownvillc , Mr. Atkinson's
Id homo , tifter which they will pro-
eed to Now Mexico. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Irwin , of Lincoln ,
nd is a sister of Mrs. Thos. Creagh ,
if Omaha , and also of J. M. Irwin ,
vho is employed in the oflico of Mr.
\tkinson in New Mexico. The heart-
eat congratulations are extended by
TIIK BEE. _ _
THE PHOENIX.
A New Omaha Medical Society Rts.
Ing From the Grave of the Old.
Died Recently , in Omaha , Doug-
as county , Nebraska. "Tho Omaha
ledical Society. " For several years
is health has been poor owing to the
iiharmony of its parts and for months
t has languished , thauxhafewfrienas
Tied to keep it alive and restore it to
healthy condition ; but it died from
ho wounds inflicted by its guardians
who should have been its friends , and
rom which it could not recover. No
ihysician was present when it died
hough more than fifty were in the
ity. Had five been there it might
mvo been saved. Twenty-five could
have been there but they were not ,
and it is dead. "Not by the public
minister of justice nor by a hired
" ; nifo ; but that self hand which writ
ts honor in the acts it did hath with
ho courage which the heart did lund
t , splitted the heart. "
SiiAKsrK- : .
The foregoing is furnishud by ono of
: ho mournurs of the defunct society.
There huve been aimmberof attempts
o revive the former association of the
physicians of the city for mutual ben
efit , but all have failed. The micleus ,
lowovor , of a now society is stated to
DO forming , which promises to grow
into a healthy youngster. Ten physi
cians are now meeting each week , up
on which occasions one of the number
furnishes a paper of not leas than
twentv minutes' length , which is
aftenranls criticised niul discussed.
As yet no constitution or nume
has been given to the new society ,
but it is hoped BOOM toiuako an organ-
"zation , which will both bu more
ilounshing than the old one was in its
palmiest days , and ako'duvoid of the
petty jealousies and war of individua !
egotisms which tended to demoralize
he former association. As a name
'or the now society , TIIK IKK ! would
uggest "The Phiuiiix. "
A Willing Endoner.
MLLWAITKKK , Wm. , .JulylH ) , 1881.
II. W. WAKNKU A. Co. : Slits ]
am rocoinmend yo\ir Safe Kidney ant
Liver Cure , and you can cheerfully
use my name. 31 us. A.NX KKI.LY.
eod-lw
Saratoga Lyceum'
The regular meeting of theSaratog :
Ijceum was held Wednesday. Ai
election of flicers resulted as follows
President , Chan.V. . Tousloy ; vice
president . II , Lawton ; secretary
Constable Page ; treasurer , Louis Lit
tlefield. The question to bo debatet
next Jlonday evening is. "Hesolved
That a limited monarchy is prefunibk
to u republican form of government. '
GREATEST IJKMKDY K' OWN.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption is certainly the gruntc *
medical remedy over placed within tit
reach of sulluring humanity , Thou
sands of oncu helpless hiill'iiroM , no\
loudly proclaim tliuir praise for thi
wonderful discovery to which the.
owe their lives. Not only does it posi
lively euro Consumption , but Coughs
Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis , llaj
Fever , Hoarseness and all directions c
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yield
at once to its wonderful cunitivo power
or as if bv magic. Wo do not ask yo
to buy u largo bottle unless you kiun
what you aso gutting. Wo therefor
earnestly request you to call on you
druggists , ISH it AIcMAiiox , and get
trial uottle free of cost which will con
vlnco tlio most skeptical of its wonder
ful merits , and show you what n regular
lar ono dollar size bottle will do. Fo
sale by Ish & McMahon. M )
NOT TO BE FENCED IN
An Attempt by the B. & M.
Company to Close Ninth
Street.
The Manhnl Order * the \Vorli-
mon to Qnlt ODorntlont-
Early yesterday a citizen of the
"irat ward , south of the Union IV
ific and 13. it M. depots , called upon
Councilman McU.ivock , chairman of
lie committee on streets and gtadcs ,
nd informed him that tlio H. & M.
ompany had men at work fencing in ,
> r rather , fencing out , that portion of
Ninth street , between the alloy-way
uuth of the U. & AI. depot and the
racks.
The property on both sides of this
struct up to the alloy way was pur
chased some time ago by the U. it M.
Company , and will eventually be on-
.irely utilized for deuot purposes. A
uige steam ehorel has been at worker
or a number of days cutting nway dirt
rom the eiiiKuikmuut south of the
lopot. A grnvel train and about one
lundred laborers have also been em-
> loyed in loading and carrying oil' the
: attli thus obtained.
Tlio usual habit , of residents in this
icinity has been to go to the depots
> y Ninth fitrect , and to also taku
ho sninu way across the tracks to the
J. I * , depot platform and thence to
"cnth street. For this purpose n
irond ( light of stops has facilitated tlio
escent of the cmb.inkment. During
ho recent work of excavating , the
ocation of these stairs has been dug
way and the steps removed.
Wednesday , as above stated , the com
pany's workmen dug post holes across
N'iiuh street in the line of the alloy
ud yesterday planted several posts ,
'he residents around there conse-
ucntly made the protest to Council-
mn McGavock , and the latter gentle-
nan called upon the Marshal to atop
proceedings. When the Marshal ap-
icarcd upon the ccciic , the foreman
) f the tuncc gang stated that he
lad received his orders to go ahead
nd fence the atreet out , and didn't
enow anything else about it. Ho
.bought , however , that it was the in-
ontiou of the company to simply
enco across the street to prevent
> coplo from falling down the bank
vhilo. the excavating was going on
and the steps were away.
Councilman McGavock informed
he Matshul that the city was ro-
ponsiblo for all danger to pedestrians
md would protect the bank.
The Marshal therefore ordered the
oreman to move the posts , fill up the
loles , and leave the street open for
ravel. This is doubtless a sensible
nove , as , the street once fenced in ,
ho railroad company \ ould bo in a
losition to enjoin the city authorities
rom removing the obstruction , and
lelny proceedings by vexatious legal
irocccdings.
SPECIAL NoticesT"
TO LOAN MONEY.
OXEY TO LOAN Cull at Law Olllce ol D.
M1 L. Thomu Room 8 Cretehton Block.
? " A A AA To loan at from S to 10 per ce t
NJf.'UU on good real eatatesecurity , by
DR. ISAAC KDWARDR 1109 Farnham St.
2OCJI III III'1'0 LOAM At b per centlu-
P/iOU.UUU Ureet In mmi of 12,600 knd
npwirds , for 3 to 6 yean , on Brat-clMB city and
arm property , lluiu RKAL ESTITI and LOAN
AORNCT. ICth and Doiulea BU.
HELP WANTED.
\\rANTKD-Agoou Rill for general houw-
YV work. Eiuiulro t Intulllgcnre offlee , llth
tn-et. near Karnam strce . 019-2 *
Good practtr.il aicntH for all
WANTED Invni , genteel work big pay. Call
ir ad-lrt-w , J. 1' . DKVuttif ,
1015 Capital Avenue ,
0135' _ _
A \ ANTKI ) 1 irfjiectable ircntluinen to room
> V ami noanl. IwiilrohOuthHC | < > t eonitr Ibth
ml hard St . Gl.r , tf
A good home bv .1 toy clctrn
WANTKll '
.wars old , willing to Jw'ork and want *
o go tn wheel Ai'drctx ' , .1. Frederick , lice
olliio OlU-f
17AMB ! ! > liltl ( or funeral lieu iiwork. &t
. , . ,
V „ „ ' . Oit-tf
0tj | jiirv'aatcnuc. : -
\ir.VXTKI ) An attitt that can do flrst-cla- '
uorkat A'ctihlng bulldlngH illi In.lii
'nk for iihoto-cnirravln ; . Apply at ontu to .1.
, llcuollicc.
CorfortaMe fnrnUheil rjom In
WANTED ward , north of U. P. track , for n
hits * man employed cvtry day in hU oltic1.
Address , C. U. , live otlice. 11-1
- In ptUate f iniily , at SW .So.
WANTED-Cirl
Itth Sc ; must thoroughly undcihtaud
utarchlng and ironing clirt ! 1 tfcrcixes tc
qulri-d. UlJi-J'
- - with boird for
WAX-lKD-KurnNhedroom mil , in private
family , centrally Urated , Inferences racl
ed. Address , E. D. M , , Omaha Dee otli c.
ANTED A g'tl from 13 to 15 to betp In
W family , ti q lire ut 1017 Chicago Ht.
BOT-1
WANTED Korin ahil lior d for jcntla-
man and wife In a f lea-tant locality , con
venient to the po t ottlrc. Addre s , U. II. L. ,
> ee IHce. S9il-lf
ANTED A liundiy vnmen and | Ktiitry
W girl , at Emmet Hutise. 5'J7 1
WWANTED
Koom and h u.rd by man
WANTED ' . Inferences changed. Ad *
ilreM.X. , lleootlire. 68C-tl
- > NTKl > lly a nurricd louplu oltt-r Dec.
WNTKl rooms with board In private
Until ) . Addrcyt nfth tcrnu , O , II. , 1400 Doug
las St. SiS'tf
'ANTED-A hou'ckeeperht 1103 Kirnham
tnc ( , up stairs. 4U8-tl
Vt7ANTKnOlrl to do homework. Knqnlre
\ > 1110 Farriham Et. < i-tl
Fundinr bridge and heel bond *
WANTED Clark. IMIevup. M-lf
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
1.1011 BKNT-KurnUhwl room , S W. dr. lOtl
I1 amlla < cm > or' . U17-7
IlKKT A pliwa-it fmUshol room foi
gcntl.Mnan.atUCKJFatnhamfit. , bet , lUth anl
17th 010--J-
lOHUK.Vr-l ! dislrable rooma , three MocUi
1 from post orllci ! , 17th St. Addrei-wlth re
feronrc * . Mm. L. 11.Ilmton.curc ol Carrlir.So.'J
OH-3 *
CattiRUMllh C rooms , new ant
ITIOUKUNT , liupilr ) on pieinlscM , at M'\ I an
Ma'on. 3 blocks nouth of St. yary'K avonuv ,
. . " " " . " .
fiVi-2' CII AS "KAISEH.
11\OK HKN'T-ttoortii abe > o S. JaeoW tlothlnj
J1 home , 1121 Farnluni tt. , nultabl forfllli
or > leejilnf | a | artmenU , Kniulie In the clothliif
tore. ' ' 017-1
'I OIt IIKST One parlor on ground floor ftnt
I ? one chamuer handiomely furnlihtil , 841 !
California St. CIS 0
MINT HOUMI of 0 rooau , U2I 10th St.
Foil l"aul. " 3-B
1011 I1KNT Furnl.hcd room * , at wrtb
1 corner Utliand California. 5vi 21
011 , UKNT Two well lurnUhwl rooirn will
17 J boird , Wil Caa bt. , brt. Ztth at.dSUt.
I710H 1IKST A boardlm ? house of
L' roomi , on Dodtre ttrcet , near iuielt'nj ' work
and hoju. Itent , 4O1) | > er ntrito. l'ci c Ioi
tfiicnoiUt DtwmitT. Hoarder now In th
nouw will itnaln. J3ilKd I. MOHTON , 3W B
10'h Hf. " " >
SPECIAL NOTIDES-OontfflUBd
SAI.K I'tano , Apply 125 Howard , t * I.
Poll Mid 10th SK cotl-l'
ipoil HKNT , niKAP-Homo , 1) ) utory , 21th
I.1 Mill DaiiKtMSiM In uirc olW. 0. Hum-
liam , at llutwrmann's Jewelry .More. 59Mf
FOR KENT A lultof ( urnhhttl roomn , patlor
ami two li Iroom , aluo n Mngle room. CM-
cwro Btrcot , between Ulh a. . il 1Mb , centre brick
home. 4RO-U
FOK KENT t.arRotiAmlKomc y Jurnlnhcd bAck
I rlor ; al o front room ccond ftiry brick.
- , 1013 dun ttcct , 6 iloort west o ! SOU , .
FOR UKNT r'urnl.hcd roorru . , north . fide of
California St. , 2d door went of 2Ut. Inquire
after 1 p. m. 4X4 It
I1OK KK.NT 2 itory liouoc , H room * , 4 \ r v
1 closet * ; fcUofcbjrnfUiilrtil. ! 24 : Dcn -
yort St. 4" > . ' "
1Oll KKNT ruriiiahro roomo \ i Mel-
chant * ' Bch nueN.E , cr.r. Iflih ami Dodge-
itrtxt * .
SALE.
E10II SALK A irsod sctcn-cftr-oM her e
1 Warranted to ilrlte slnglo or double. En
quire of ( .corKO Cantlil J , Oilfield IIOIIKC.
novlS-tf
FOU MAI.K \ ftnc Colt's Iterch Loadltii ; Shot
Gun. ( huil iw new. Ha * been usnl > rry
lltt'e. Cost $85 , will tnkB'JO. ' Adilcss I , . W.
lice OllliT. ft73.ll
tJlOlliiALK Ono IMVO cook ran > ! u ami ono
1 jurlor set of 7 pieces. , I , . Jtaglnii , Att'y ,
( .rcigliton nicck. City. KVMf
PlUlt } < AtiK Two Kccunil hum ! en lnca In fliot-
1 ; rlavt condition , one 25 II. 1 > . and oneO 11.
1' . Knm'lru Omaha Foundry ami Machine Co.
FdHSAI.12 Team gooil ponies , chew ; nt Itcil
Ham , Itith St. orSl.tf
HICK FOU CALK.
B 203-tf ESTAmtOOK & COF
haarattllntr IOIIK llstu ol hotiscH. loin
BKMI8 atid ( arms for oalo Call and get
them. _
SALE Maps of UoiiRlaii and Sarpy out
FOK . A. ROSUWATKlt , 1620 Parnham street
'
_ 320-tf
AND LAND UctniB rents houses ,
HOUSES
stores , hotels , fartr ota , lands , oulcca
rooms , etc , See 1st page
MISCELLANEOUS.
n.UK SIOUX ClTVnUTTON JUNlJFACTbU-
JL INO CO. , Will pay eah ( or horns by the car-
loaddcilrcrcd at any railroad depot In S oux City.
Texas -tccr horn preferred For particulars tul-
ilrcs , I ) . C. Koble , Supt. 013-J1
CLASS SALESMAN ( from New
AFMIST ) delrcH a nlmatlon where his ecrvlcce
would bo required. No objectin ! to going wrat.
Addrcsi A. Hlock , care I ) . Goldstoin. council
Iowa. dec l-6t
T GST OR STOLEN-Small liver and whtto ,
JLj mostly tthlto , pointer dotr. The party who
hai the doc " ' " Hnd It more profitable to return
to owner than to keen Mm , as I shall nmku
trouble If not In my tKisses'lon bco o Saturday.
Q SO. ll. FITCHKTT , carriage blioi ) , 315 bouth
15th atreet. 610.lt
00 1) CHANOK FOR A GOOD UAKEtl
A iVIth apinill rnpital can buy n bakc > y , con-
H'HiInt of an oian gxlO feet and a b.ihehou e 14x
24 with gold Htoio rounn and f.mlly rooms to
cut ( or 815 per month with 2 years lease ;
ic-t location In of the liveliest
- one towriu in Nc-
jnnVn. Inijulrocf II. U.C'larl. & Co. ,
Neb. SsO-3
IS CRAYON I'astilo ami Ol' ' ,
PORTRAITS
l o decorative uaimlnir. MRS. O. It.
VARDXEII , room 1 , Jacob's Block. 5J2-U
Kcj-d rn Farnham , In front of Toft's.
FOUND can he sail e by proving property
nil pijlnp ( or tliiri advertlscuicut at the Boo
tllco. 123-1
B ' REALKiiTATK BOOM. Sec 1st pajfo.
HAY At A. H. Sander's ttiml sto.u
BALKO HonioySt. sla-tf
KillS' KKAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. a
B
EMIS1 NEW CITY MAPS. 10c. Monnte
B Mape , SS.M ) . QhO. P. BEMI&
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES ,
NOT1CK. Special advcrtlseraentf , ruch ai
x t , found , To Loan , For Sole , To Itent ,
Vanto , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this
column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER
LINK for the tirst Insertion and FIVK CENTS
Ell LINE for each subsequent Insertion.
Leave adv crtiscuicnts at our office , up-etaln ,
comer Uroadn-ay and JIalii streets , Council
IlllfTrl.
"VirAXTED Btcrybody In Council Bluffs lo
VT to take Tim Itxr , 20 cents ixr week , do
\ \ ercd by carriers. Olllce corner llioa Jway and
.lain . , up ntnlra. Council lllulla. uoi-tt
To purchase fne lilockn of lots
WANTED without inijiroi emcnt * , In a line
mnilni , ' south I'Diiiineiii-lin ; at Ilroadwav , cither
; of < ; . & N. \ \ ' . depot. Address Perry , In
-an ; of TIIF. line i ttlcu , Coundl IUufTi > ,
oun 2t
VfOriCK VouutnKet the quickest and tct
.N pictur a f jour children , &e. by patron-
tins liarke'ncM'tNior gallery near jWHt olflce ,
Council ItliiffD , atihe iihes the new Instant ncous
iroi csi. lir.il u imd Hcrdic fate allow cd to Omaha
.idles. fit u. 0. d.
\\TANTKI > Agcntt to < ama s liest pay-
W IriL' bii-lii(9 in the i oun try. Address
C. M. , lleuolllcf , Coiincil BluHf. Xo\9-tt
SAI.K- -Horse , buggy md harm's , cheap
IIOH 1 cash. Address NY. II. C. , lice olllco
founc.il Illulti. .N'o\'J-3t
' TICKET OFFICE \Var In railroad
tickets continues to boom. L'w rcccdcntod
aw rates to all eastern iwlnt.1. Hvcry ticket
ruarantre < l. Orders filled uy telephone. From
ono to ton dollar * saved by purchasing tickets
of U. A. 1'oticr , successor to Potter & Palmer , No.
40 South Fifth street , four doors below the post-
ottlcp. Council Ulnfli , Iowa. oct3-tf
ANTED Hey , with pony , to carry papers.
Inquire at tlisii oltlce , Council lllulls.
'
'octl3-tf
To buy 100 tons broom corn.
WANTED address Council Bluffa
lire ni Factory , Council 131 uff * . Iowa. B58-20tf
A flret-clasa broom tier. Mayna
WANTED Council Bluffs. Iowa. CCO-30'
SALE Old papers 40c per hundred , at
FOIl Bee cilice , Council Blttfls. s 27'tf
EDWARD KUEHL
MAOIBTER OF PALMT8TERY AND CONDI
TIONALIST , 498Tanth Streetbetween Fatnbam
and Hainey. Will , with trio aid of guardian
iplriti , obtain for any one a glance at the past
and present , and on certain conditions In the fu
ture. Booti and Hhpcs made to order. Perfect
tattiUctlcn cuariiitied anS1 >
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Orap Crek.n Tartar. No other
artlon mak uch llsht , flaky hot brcadi.
uiurloui jxwtry. Can bt eaten by DyrprpUe
rltront fear ol thelllt re.uUInB from hra 7
ittt'ble food. Sold only In c n . br all Oroctn
ROYAI. IUftlS-0 WU-tiKlVco