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THE OMAHA DAILY BEF : FRIDAY , JANUATlf 6 , 1882.
THE DAILY BEE.
Friday Mornlnpf , Jan. 0.
Woalher Knport-
( Tlie following donation \ * .MO liken nt
Ihe came moment .l llmo ftt nil tlic tin-
lions rmmed. )
TTAR DurAHTMllNT , 0. 8. Bld'At. 8 Vltll , I
OMAHA , .Itnutryfi , 1882 (4 ( tt P " ' ) I
Klvcr ( bovo low water mark , five feel
* nd irozcn.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
The Telegram published iU IM nutu-
bor Wednesday.
The city trewmrer'n office is drajicd
lieiuily in inourninK-
All of the traliiH from tlio cant cnmo
in on limo yesterday.
A little HlejhlnB ! { ami a little ukatinK
inakci It look like a real winter.
Specialty of Prescript ! um at Opera
JIotiHO i. liannacy Kclirotcr&.I'cclit. oc'-Mtl
MannRcr I'lillliin , lini reino\cil liiHskat-
ing rink fixtures from the 1'nppleton cor-
ncr.
The I'lnrcnco Herbert troupe and tlio
Ada Gray combination arc both utopplng
with inino hoHt Canlield.
Tlrro in nothing liut the pleaxantckt
ri\alry between tlio two theatrical
nlcH which avpenr in the city
The funeral of Mrn. Col. Chatio will
take place from the late resilience , corner
Thirteenth and Dodip ntrooU , at 1 .10 p.
m. to-day.
Mr. .1. F. Sweeny , formerly withTiiK
UKK , is onu of the deputy clorkit under
Klmer Frank. The Helectlon in an excel
lent one.
On Tuesday , Jlr. John Fleming nml
wife celebrated the fifteenth nnniverxiirj
of their wedd ng , lit lliolr renldcncc ni ,
Capitol a\enue.
II. U. S nldcn , n Hwitchmnti in the U.
P. yard in tlito city , had one of hn ! handt
overely pinched ymtcrday while con ) )
Una earn. Ho will bo disabled for Huvera'
dayi ) .
Ad. Jimo , inuiingcr nf the Omahc
lioyn' Industrial Anpociixtion , will gladlj
rcco\e any contri'mtiotm ' of cant elf cloth
ing or of blanket * * for the comfort of tin
lxyfl. The llojij' Homo is nt 1210 Can'
street.
The Ktilijcct for the daily prayer meet
ing at the Y. M. C. A. , to-morrow (1'ri (
day ) from 12:15 : to 12 45 , is "IVayer fortbi
Universal 1'rovalcnco of 1'eaco and IM ht
consnesH. ' > llcahI : 1-7. All nrc in
vited.
Wiliw t ! . Slanton and MlxH Luc ;
Overtun , the latter but nix teen yearn o
ge , wera united in marrlngo yesterday. I
will be remembered that they ura the par
ties mixed up in the Jeffornon prcclnt ta
and feathering cone last spring ,
W. H. I jams , district court derl , liu
established bin office in the < li trict cotir
room lor the present , iw the reccHi i HI
brief us to make It unueccxiary to wnv
down staira nt all , until the Fdiruar ;
term is over.
The tubHcriptiun litt of the J'hilomn
thean Concert Club IH now opuu nt Jilix-
Meyer & Bros' Munir hull. If xulliclcn
Kiibucrlptlons | : rn received the clnHnlra
concerts will be continued. KuliHi-ripUmi
may bo given in at 11 HI Muiic hull 01 nen
by mail.
The North 1'liilte Telegraph MU.VS
Omaha reportHtho Hrivhl. of .loo 1'ic.uil fo
Htcaling , and the ] > apera say lie id feigulni
Insanity. Tliore IA no vhuminlng about Joe
Ho ix orary , HH many In North 1'latto cai
testify , ami waH Kent from her ) to thu HH >
Jiltn n coujiloof
Thin i the hifl wool : in width eaic
an bo fllcil w ith tliu cleik of thu dlHtric
court of Doiiglait county , und go in th
printed dcoktt for the next term , wine
1 > egliiH on the lint Monday hi IVbrtiarj
The length of the term JUKI eldHtnl \ \ <
court und bar but a ihort rcco'H.
The oxainluatlon of AlnrUn ( irnconn
John Donahue , charged with the burglai
of the otoro of Henry Heed , on Nnrl
Hloventh ( truit , Jnnuary ltd , WIIH hegu
before .Tudgo Itonnke thin morning , UI
trlct attorney Iliirnliam appeared for tl
ntatc , nod Mr , lUnnct for thodefcnu
lioth prlfioucrH wore held to appear befo
thcgrund jury next month.
Since tlio di appcaranco of Hcreoi
from Hulnon dnorfl and whulowK , a larg
utock of unopened good * in kept by a !
: md tUcnoarc LOIIcntently Htucked ! > utw 01
the bar and eutrnncB. "I'liTo are mo
wa > than ono of skinning u cat , " in
there U no protenHO that the law ran HI
ut what particular Hpot in a Haloon guoi
may or may iiotbeittored.
Dr. Darrow met with n painful ai
what may prove to be a nerioui accide
AVednnRday. While rMing around thu c <
ner of Farnhaui and Fifteenth Htreeti , 1
Jiowo Bllp | > ed nd fell. The doctor HU
coc-ded in freeing ono foot from the Ht
rup , but wan not no fortunate with tether
other , and the animal fell full upon ;
'Tho bonus were not broken , but the ti
dons were considerably drained ,
C , I ) . HcBo1 Acme Opera company
fifty lyric artixtx , will appear at lloy
Opera House , for three nlgbta and Hat
day matinee , commencing Thursday , Ji
uaryl'-Hh. The following celebrities co
prise the principal of the company : II
ry 1'eaken , 3fark Hinlth , Alfred Will
James 1'cakei , Walter Allen , H. J' . Fi
weather , Ills * Mary II. Wudaworth , M
Adelaide Randall , MIivs ] < lla Montejo j
Hiu Kinuia JCInner , Also n grand ( ho
of thirty young voiced , an augmented
chest ru of fifteen uiUblcianx.
A number of MU * Aimlo Kulh
Irlendi aurprlsed her with their j > rt ei
at her home , corner of Fifteenth
Gaming street ; , on Tuesday evening , t
very enjoyable social tccatlon wag I
TMult. Dancing , mtulo and garuea of
JUadi tolimied the time until tbo "v
n
f < ma' hour , " when a RUinplnoim repast was
iprcrul , nnil the compuny naliloun to n
New Year'i le ist. Jt was a Into hour lit-
fore the guwtH departed , each wishing the
yoiin ? hostCM the lmj > | > ic t fottnno for tlic
coming year. The friends \Um especially
arratige < l the pirty were Clinics McDon
ald , MM. John Carroll , MM. .Tamca Xolty
AM ! Mlw Alice Crnnce ,
Attached to twin No. 3 on the Unlrji
1'aclfic railroad jeUnrday were two cam of
military recniili for western posts. Tin
troop * numbered sixty , and ro Intenclcil
for caxalry service. They were under the
command of C'apt. II. H , lllshop of the
Mil CftTftlry , who accompanied them from
JelferKon Ilirrackn , nt 8t. Louie , Mo.
Onpt. lilshop warf pren nt at the time th <
infantry recruits toolc'ipofnewlon of the
Union Depot In St. I.OUH ! and defied the
police of tht city. Ho nt tcH that the
troublesome troops1 wcro nearly nil New
York "rnuxliK , " aud they hud little or no
regard for anything llko d1"- "
THE WCATHEIl.
How the Now Yocxr Is UHhoroel In
und What It PromlHOH.
If the year which has just entered
upon its monotonous course in the
orb of eternity were to bo as unsteady
and unsettled as the 'weather which it
brought with it , wo would scarcely
laud it as the "happy now year' which
we yet HO fondly uxpuct it to bo.
For several days past a heavy , dull
atmosphere has overhung the city and
and country like thu tlircatrntnt ;
Bword of Damocles , ready to prccipi-
tate at any moment a pro-
tracUd mumHtorm upon im much
allhcted mortals , not that we stand m
particular need of any snow jual
yet , there having already fallen - 2
inches thin week , but that it would be
a great pity , next to iv calamity , to
spoil us thu glorious fun of wading
through two inches ot Omaha mud ,
when we might possibly enjoy the
benofitn of three times the amount.
Hut not alone the weather , the
temperature also is unsettled and
doubtful , and to rise or to fall is now
tbo grand meteorological quo'ry. Not
once since Now Years day has the
thermometer risen above the iree/.ing
point , nor yet has it fallen
many degrees below it. What will
it do when it does move ]
will it cheer us , will it free/o us ? The
early future will nhow which. Mean
time the ponds and rivers have frozen
over , and the skater's way prepared
fora season of healthful and delighted
sport. Hinoly , nothing in morn invig
orating , nothing moro beautiful than
a frequent cruise around the slippery
rink. How it paints the feminine
cheek with natural peach hue , and
adds lustre to her eye , and life and
animation to her whole bearing.
Then , whatever changes may come ,
let them come. Lot us enjoy the
pleasures and IK'u from the ills of out
brief lives , and bo determined U
make thin indeed "A Happy Nu
Year. "
Supreme Court DoclHlon.
The following is a recent Suprenu
Court decision in which the Omahi
bar will bo interested :
Smith vs. State. Krrorfrom Sitrp ;
county. Uovursod and dismiasod
Opinion by Cobb , J.
1. H. IJ. S. as principal with W. II
S. and E , S. as sureties , entered intx
a bond before an examining cotir
conditioned that "tho said II. B
8. shall bo and appear at sail
March term of said district court
on the lirst day thereof , and not deport
port said court without loavu , am
shall abide the order of wild court , '
etc. The said H. It. S. appeared n
said court on the lirnt day thereof
and was indicted for the crime fo
which he was bound over. There
upon the district attorney procured i
warrant in duo form for liii
arrest to answer the aim
indictment and placed the B.UIII
in the hands of the aherill , win
arrested II. H. S. theieon. There
upon almost immediately the Haiti II
IJ. S. applied to the court to bi
discharged from arrest on the grouni
that ho was under bond , ete. Thori
upon the court ordered his discharge
and notified the sherilT that said ar
rest was illegal , etc. The Nucurition
W. II. Sand 13. S.oro present mil
made no objection tothedischarge. Uji
on the case being reached for trial nir
the said H. it. S. called , ho did no
answer and was defaulted ; Hold
That the securities wuro discharge !
from liability on the bond.
2 , Action on an appearance bon
against II. IJ. S. us principal and W
H. S. and K. B. as sureties , summon
served on W. H. H. and K , S. , bii
110 service on or appearance by 11. 1 !
S , and W. II. S. No judgment cithc
for or against K. S. Hold erroneous
Gitinil LodRo I , O , Q. T.
' * The Grand Lodge of Good Tomj
l'r lars will moot in Hastings , YTednei
i ,
-
n day , January 18 , at I ) a. in.
reid The railroads will return dolegatt
id and visitors at ono-fourth faro on tli
cortiticato of the Grand Worthy .Sei
IH rotary.
The headquarters of the ( iran
Ixnlgo will bo the Commercial hoto
Most of the eastern delegations wi
atop at tliis house. The rates hm
been reduced to 81.60 per day to de
ugatou and visitors ,
ir- It ia suggested that eastern del
irhe gallons go to Hastings on Tuosdt
the 17th , as it , will enable them
t.n . become acquainted and make tl
n- journey moro pleasant.
It is hoped that every ledge will 1
of represented , as the work for the no
year is ofitol importance , und i
need the counsel of every true Go
ur-
Tomplar. Fraternally ,
in- JOHN IJ. FINCH ,
Grand Worthy Chief Templar.
e ,
, WORTHY OF PRAISE.
lr-
lrh - As a rule wo do not rucommo
h * patent mediciuei , but whim wo km
nd of ono that really is a public benefi
run tor , and does positively cure , then
or. consider it our duty to impart that i
formation to all. Electric billon i
truly a most valuable inedicinu.
will surely cure IJiliousnoss , Vo\
ICO and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Kldii
nd complaints , uvon w hero all otherro
nd odiea fail. Wo know whereof
.be apeak , and can freely recommend
all all. [ Kx. Sold at 60 cents a bott
rte Iili & McMahon. (7) ( )
MISS CRAY'S HIT.
A Splendid Porfornmnco of Enat
Jynno nt Hoyd'H
When it win announced that Miss
Ada Gray was to nppiar in this city
with Wntkins1 Kifth avenue combination -
tion as support , thoatto goers con-
gra'ulated themselvcB thatthoy should
bo afforded something prettv good in
in the dramatic lino. For MissGray's
reputation as an emotional actress is
so well established that nothing short
of n superior performance was expected -
pocted of her. That nhe more than
auitained this reputation in thodr < una
of East Ijynnoor The Elopement , lost
evening , is thu testimony ot all who
wore HO fortunate as to attend. There
is enough in Miss Gray's performance
in East Lynne , alone , to give her a
very high rank among such artistes
as Anderson , Iternhardt and Clara
Morris , without her talents in a full
ruportoiro of plaju of which shu is ca
pable of sustaining the leading part.
East Lynne is so familiar a play to
American and English lovers of the
drama that recital of its pissages is
entirely unnocessiry. It iswoll enough ,
lumu > ur , wlulo giving Miss Gray non-
oral praiioforher cntiroactingto spec
ify some particular parts in the play
wlicro she allows the greatest power.
Hur first cxhibitionof jeilousy of her
hiinhnttd'H iittfintton of another which
she misjudged - was ni natural and
true to life as it could bo. The
alternating passions of love
and jealousy , trust and fear , wuro
artistically displayed and "Lady Isa
bel" was indeed njtoo fond wiffwhoso
earn wore always strained for the
whisper of slander against her hus
band , whosu uyea watched as a lynx
his every motion and step.
When , Inter on , she had taken the
raah and faulty step of leaving with
the man who sought only to destroy
her virtuehtr passion was not that
of the woman impelled to a guilty act
by its inducements , hut that of one
driven to madness by her blind
jealousy of the man whoso
very being she would bo supreme
mistress of. When , munths later ,
she found herself betrayed and do-
icrtcd , the scene of remorseful an
guish and pane's of guilty conscience
was indeed harrowing. The dry eyes
in the audience , then , wore few ; but
when , after she had gone to her hus
band's homo in disguise and had
clasped her babies in her arms , thoao ,
too , moistened , and the testimonials
of appreciation wcro most enthusi
astic. At the death of her
little son , where lirst "Madam
Vino" throw oil her disguise
and in her frenzy proclaimed herself ,
the i1 licet was electricol. It waa a
magnificent p irt , in a character splen
did ly carried out.
The other characters hi the play
were Miss Cornoy by Mrs. S. B.
Itaker ; Barbara Hare by Miss Jennie
Gordon ; Joyce by Mrs. Jane Russell ;
Susanne by Miss Marion llussol ; Sit
Francis Levison by Mr. J J. Louden ;
Archibald Carlyle by Mr. J. IJ.
Browne ; Lord Mount So ornbv Mr.
J. 11. Furlong ; John Dill by Mr.
Wood Benson , Richard Huro by Mr.
Alex. Daymond ; Little Willie , Little
Lucy , by Master Tommy Russell.
Mr. Browne as Carlyle as an espe
cial success , and his acting was true
to nature. Mr. J. J. Ix > iulcn as Sii
Francis Lovisun , also made a big hit
and elicited much applause
Miss Gray was called before llu
curtain twice , at the conclusion respectively
spoctiv-oly of the third and iourtl
acts.
I NDKK TUK OAHJ.KIHT.
This popular play drew a good au
dieiico to the Academy of Music las
evening , all of whom wf > ro highly
pluaecd. Mi.ss Herbert in thu titli
role carried her part very successfully
and Furgusonwas immense , as usual
in IUH character acting. The thrilling
scene of the tr in rushing do'vn upon
the victim tied to the rails was wol
put on the stage and elicited heart ;
applause. To-night the troupe present
sent "Tho Hidden Hand"which the ;
hiuo earned many complimontar ;
notices. The popular prices of ail
mission cannot tail to draw a crowd
Guilty of Wrong.
Some puoplu have a fashion of con
fusing excellent remedies with th
largo mass ot "patent medicines"an
in this they are guilty of wrotif :
There are some advertised romcdic
fully worth all that is asked for then
and onu at least wu know of Ho
Bitiora. Thu writer has had occasio
to use the Bitters in just such a cl
mate as wo have most of the you
in Bay City , and lias always foun
them lirst class and reliable , doing a
that is claimed for them. Tribune.
J2-15
THU SPECIAL MEETING
Wliluh wua Hold by the City Counc
Uist Evonlner.
A special mooting of thu city com
cil waa hold last evening to pass upc
the bonds of thu newly appointed cil
treasurer , Truman Buck. I'rosidoi
Dailoy , Councilmcn Baker , Coib ;
Dulone , Dunham , McGavock , McN
mara and Stull wore present
Mr. Buck's bond wai piesuntcd.
is in the sum of 8100,000 , and boa
besides Buck's name those of Samu
II. Johnson , Chas. II. Brown , Chn
0. Housel , Oscar F. Davis , L. ]
Williams , Lyman Richardson and
H. Kollom. The bond extends un
April , 18Bt ! , when Treasurer Mullotti
term would have expired
The bond was approved and t !
council adjourned ,
Array Ordoi-a.
Thu latest army orders issued frt
thu headquarters of the dopartmc
c"
tu of the Platte , Omaha , Nob. , mo
li follows :
lire
re I'rhatu Frederick Ainold , enlist
id at Fort 1) . A. Russell , W. T. ,
assigned to company K , Sixth infii
li try , mid w ill bo sent to the station
ve his company.
to Recruit John M , 1'ruston , enlist
e. at Fort Omaha , Neb. , is assigned
company F , Ninth Infantry , and w
be sent to the ntaMon of his company ,
at the first fiuorablo opportunity.
Lca\u of absence for one month ,
with permission to apply to the Adju
tant General of the Army , for an extension -
tension of three months , is granted
Licutonnnt Colonel Charles 13. Camp-
Ion , Fifth Cavalry.
The roster of troops serving in this
department , for the month of Janu
ary , 1882 , is also received.
PERSONAL.
T. Wilnon , of Sidney , is In the city.
Charlie Itlcr , of Chicago , ! at the Can-
field.
field.A.
A. 0. Filter , of B.iull . Mill * , Ltin the
city.
city.Dr.
Dr. S. IA D.ut , of Herman , is at the
Crcihton ( ,
.Tud e Lake went down to TJncoln
Wednesday
K. Shnfernnd wife , of Tekamah , are at
the Crei hton.
,1. M. Brcnnan , of Jaclcnon , Neb. , in at
J , J. MlllipitiKh. of St. Paul , h at the
Canfield home.
P. J. Ryan , of Katms City , is at the
Canfield lieu e.
A. O. IHgRlnpnn went down to Lincoln
Wednesday nin'ht.
If. A. HnlK the Council HlntH hook
seller , is in the city.
Miss Susie Spr'ngcr left Wednesday
fi r a trip to Chicago.
31 11. H'mrt , nf Grand Islnnd , H a
fittest of the Canfield.
Mi ! Jcnnl * McKmllcn , of Tcknmah ,
at the Can field house.
Hon. Church Houo aul son Herbert H.
Howe , are in thu city ,
J. If. lluiley , of Sherman , in registered
at the Crcigliton house.
Mrs. N. .T. Onborn , of llono Creek , in i
fjncit at the Crei 'litim.
John W. Ileaman , of Jackson , armed
in Omaha Wcdne-day ,
Hon. J. U. Biiley , representative from
Waxhini'ton county , is in thu city.
Dr. L. B. Graddy was a nouth-bound
paRFCiiger on the D. A ui. last night.
M. A and John Kennedy , of DCH
Moine ? , nre reiiitcrel ( at the Cnntield.
C. W. Onhorne , a prominent citiien of
lllair , is registered at the Withnoll house.
T. H. Morrison , of Council J3hilFs , in in
town tu-ilay , regiitcreti at the Occidental
hotel.
Henry Morrow , a prominent attorney
and politician , of Iowa City , is at the
Crelghton.
Capt. C. M. O'ipp , thu "handsome Tor-
oger" ot Wohoo , registered at the Canlield
Wedncbday.
W. H. JJunis , U. I1 , freight an-ont at
Council IHulf-i .mil the TmnBf r depot , is
ca.it on n visit.
E. Shaler , wifu and ilnu hter , of Teka
mah , are at the Creighton , en route homo
f oin a trip east.
M. F. riinkhouser , of the U V. head-
qunrterfl , rt turned Wednesday from a
visit to St. Louis his home.
Senator Saundcrs and family left WeA
neHday for Washington , where thej
occupy a plennant residence.
lion. M. K. Post , delegate to congres
from Wyoming territory , pailsed through
this city jesterday afternoon ) on his wa )
to Washington.
Frank 11. McClary , deputy cleik of tht
U. S. court , left for Lincoln Wednesdaj
with the papers and records of the U. S.
circuit and district courts.
Hon. Chan , P. Mattbeweon , speaker ol
the Nebraska house of representatives , ani
J. S. McCleary , of Norfolk , who have
heen in town a few day * , departed foi
homo yesterday.
I.e.u o of absence for the prrnent teru
of school hag been granted M HH Ailclii
( Hailstone , teacher in tbo cast .sclicol , rni
H Julia llnrdcnburg liaH bctn engjgei
to till her place.
Miss Boydeu'aucated position in tin
Centr l school will ho occupied by .Mi *
NOI.I O'Connor , formerly of Xorth Platte
MIHH O'Connor in recommendt'd as a % tr ;
cumiiotent teacher.
Capt. H. U. Start , of Hudson , WH. , ai
oKl friend of Mr. J , S. Halhert , manage
of the Academy of Music In this city
c-xme in from the cant thin morainy , t
m.ikn an inspection of the ( ! ate City.
1
A TOOL , STEALEH.
i
Ho Is Captured by McCune und Liu :
gulehoH In tlio CalnbooHO.
On Monday night a tool chest i
the Grand Central hotel building wr
broken into and a valuable sot i
tools stolen , The ollicorn huvu boo
looking the case up since and li >
night fllcCuno roco\ered the tools an
arrested the thief thereof , The OVMU
of the property was taken by McCm
to J , Urown'ri second hand stoio u
Douglas street , when * sumo tools h.i
boon found , and identified them i
his. The puty who wus suspicioiie
was then followed into a gumblin
rt'gort and was there ) identified b
IJrowu as the man who sold him th
property. MeCuno then nrroste
him and lodged him in juil. Tl
prisoner a\o his name as A. D. Ma
land , liu will bo arraigned th
morning to answer to the charge <
burglary and grand larceny.
"HOUGH ON RATS. "
The thing desired found at liwt. A
ilruggUt for "Hough on Hat . " It clet
out raw , mice , roaches , flicn , bed bugu ; 1
boxe-s , (1) ( )
10 Pleasant Party.
Ono of the most enjoyable HOC :
gatherings of the week occurred ut t
111 residence of Edward MotskutT , t
nt contractor , on Bixteenth street , IK
as the bridge , Wednesday. It was t
tlrirty-fourth anniversary of Mr. a
L-d Mrs. MotskuiTs marriage. Abe
is forty guests wcro present , who eel
brated the anniversary in as cordial
manner as could be desired , The e
of gaut supper was not thu least of t
featuiea of the ovcniiiL' , and was do
full justice. Mr. and Mrs. Motskul
to numerous friends wish them many t
ill ditioiml yean of health aud happino
LAND LEAGUE.
Important Mooting Wednesday 1-Jlght
In Kuony'fl Hull.
The joint meeting of the land
leagues nt Kuony's Wednesday was
an important one and the business
transacted considerable.
The attendance was large and thu
enthusiasm up to the BtamUrd , evinc
ing the fact that the Irish people of
this city are as much as their follow
countrymen on the oppressed Isle , de
termined to hold on until the aim and
object they sock is accomplished.
The principal subject under dis
cussion was the fair which is
to begin on Monday next at
Masonic hall and continue during thu
entire week. The several committees
made their reports , all of which were
of the most encouraging nature.
It is hoped that every Irish citizen
of Omaha will give his mite In aid
in making this fcir an nntiro success.
The receipts will go to aid the cause
of the struggling farmora of Ireland.
The committee on arrangements for
the fair will meet in the U. C. L.
rooms , Creijjhton block , at . ' 5 o'clock
p. in. Sunday evening.
An auditing committee will meet at
thu same hour at the Croiuhton house
for the purpose of inspecting the no
counts of the treasurer and financial
secretary.
A very handsome , elaboiatc and
costly banner was presented by Mr.
C. McDonald ; it is to bo contested for
at the coming fair. Receipts of the
evening amounted to § 100.
COURT CHANGES ,
Which are Maclo to Obtain Moro
Light.
A BKK reporter dropped in at the
United States court room yester
day on his regular round cf the gov
ernment building and was astonished
to find that all the nhoirs and every
thing except the carpets and oil cloth
had been removed.
On inquiry it was learned that the
carpenters were about to begin some
extensive changes in the room , made
by order of Judges McCrary and Dun-
dy. It will bo remembered that tho'
desks of the judges and clerk , with the
heavy ornamental bar and rails
wore so situated that when court was
in session the judges sat facing the
north , with the jury on their left.
All the heavy walnut work and rail
ing will bo taken up and ie-arranged.
The judges seats and that of the clerk
will bo on the west side of the room seas
as to face east and the jury box will
be in the northwest corner of the
room. The railing will extend clear
across the room from points west of
the main entrance and judges private
entrance to the court room. This will
bring the three broad windows
dews to the roar of the ollicials.
giving them the benefit of the after
noon sun and plenty of light for the
latter part of the day , which is the ob
ject sought in making the changes.
The improvement in thoappearonce
of the hall is doubtful.
A Happy Restoration *
POKTLAKD , Mich. , Aug. 24,1881.
H. H. WARNER & Co. : SIM 1
most heartily recommend your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure , to all suffer
ers from urinary diilicultios. I owe
my present existence to its uso.
j2-lw. J. S. MATIIKWS.
HELPING HEPriNGER.
A Well Known Omiilm Man In the
Denver Hospital.
Almost all the business men of tin :
city remember Mr. John Hepfingor
formerly of the firm of Heplinger .V
Wood , who ran the Palace barboi
shop in llubormann'H block for s
long time. Some months ag <
the firm was dissolved bj
mutual consent , Mr. 11.'H healtl
requiring him to go west and take i
rest. Ho returned once , apparent ! ;
much benotitted , and after H fov
days wont back to Colorado.
Yesterday , Mrs. George Cunfioli
received a letter from him , his wif
having resided with Mrs. Canliold fo
several years before their mat
riago , and in this letter wa
tlio information that the writer was t :
the county hospital at Denver , siel
and without a friend or a dollar in th
world , lie thought if ho could enl
cot a little money ho might buy some
thing he could eat.
f On receipt of the latter Mr. Canfiol
started out uinoni' John's old friend
and Charliu Woods , his forma
pnitncr start ) d mound among th
ineaibeis cf his profession and th
result \\u ; < thai im the noon train t <
d.iv Mii. C.infield sent by mail th
neat sum oft5 : , which it is hoped wi
. benelii tlio sick inin as much aa it lit
gratified the givers to assist him.
Nil D iperandum-
When your iirl ti > e * yom the mitten , at
> mi feel v r heart i > * broke ,
Uou't ' i\ w.iy to libck dispair , hut trei
ic as a jo1.i * .
Uet vnur hi'.ilili in firnt-clasH order , a bo
tin nf Sp li i ; liloHHom buy ,
And gaily join D Hinjini ; cla n , and for a
is other sweetheart try ,
if 1 Ice 'iO cent * , trial bottlea 10 contri.
2-lw
MASH AND MILK.
A Runaway and Some Disappoint *
CuHtomerB.
There was a lively runaway i
al Twelfth street yesterday. T
10 team attached to Martin Tibko's mi
ie wagon , was loft utanding unhitched
ar tho'front gate of a customer , ai
ie while the lacteal fluid was being d
id livered to the patron the team start
ute south on thu dead run.
o- They rounded the corner of Faun
oo oa und 12th like a streak of lightningai
o- overturned the wagon and contoi
lie itiat in front of M. Toft'u cigar emp (
10 him. The horses were caug
I'H and detached from the wagi
d. beloro any serious damn
was done , Then the milk cans , 01
by one , were removed from the into-
liorof the \\rock , but not until the
milk was neatly all spilled out and
filled the w.igon bed , from which it
trickled out and formml a puddiu of
ice cream about thu wagon.
When the wngon was righted it wr *
found that , beyond the loss of the
milk and the disappointment of the
customers , the damage would not
amount to over $ ( " > or $10.
A Now Business.
Mossrs.V. . B. Millard and F. B.
Johnson will open on February 1st ,
at 1111 Farham street , a general com
mission and storage business , which
will be the second of this character in
the city. In a neat circular issued by
Mossrs. Millard and Johnson they
announce that they will be prepared
to make liberal advances on consign
ments , and will remit proceeds on the
day of sale. Their facilities for stor
ing and handling goods will bo first-
class , and they will give special atten
tion to this department. Messrs
Millnrd and Johnson ate both young
men widely and favorably known in
Omiha , and their now business will
duubtlcia prosper.
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" anil yon
will III'VIT III' bill" " "
eiDe Meyer
CATARRH
CURE.
Tlio Only Known Ron ! Cnro.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Ailvcrtlsement To Loan , Kor Sale ,
Lost. Found , Wants , Boarding , Ac. , will bo In
serted In these columns once for TKK CENTS
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , K1VKCKNTS
per lino. The flnt Inacrtlon no\er losa than
TWENTY-FIVE OENT3
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Oillcc of D
M L. Thomas KoomH Crotghton Block.
To Ioan nt lrom B to 10 PC' cent
on good real OHtat cciirity , by
DR. ISAAC EOWAKDS 1109 Farnham bt.
1-OAii At 8 per cent In-
tcrost In sums of 82,600 and
upwards , f or S to G } cars , on Uret-class city and
farm property. BXMIS IliiAi , EarATi and
IGth and Douz'o ' Sts
HELP WANTED.
Ah TKD Situation as leather In a countri
W 8.hool Addrcfl , ilim Luc > Hoiinlfon ,
caru lleo Oltlco STO 11
A , : oed plrl for general house-
WANT110 in a f unily of tno. btcndj einp'o\
ment and tied uaiet ) . Must bu onile oK.
2117 Da\enport S . s77 tf
WANTKD A girl ; must DO ( rood cook , wash
cr and ironer. None other need auply
Mr.MeXannra , il4 8.17th St. sCO U *
"ITTANTKB A family to adopt un Infant. Ad-
y\ dress , \ . 11. 1'ortcr , Arlington House ,
Lincoln , Neb. 865 12'
' To rent or buy an improved
WANTEI' of not less than SO acrex , within 8
mile * ol city. Address , Charles II , Hnnaman ,
Omaha. Neb. 868 tt
A good girl at HOs Cast St. Good
WANTED
wa es paid. 842 tf
A competent tfirl at the eonth -
WANTED 22 < 1 and C88 Sts. , to whom
Kood wages will he paid. bOO-C *
ANTED 4 good agents. Apply 1E03 Kam-
W ham St. , room IB. _ B40-7 *
ANTED Good girl for general housework.
W Inquire 2020 St. Marj 8 arunue. 6Ul-tf
Fundln ; bridge and school bonds.
WANTED Clark , BeUevne. 26-tf
- . Qlllnskj & Co have purdiw-eel
WANTED-I. business of II. lleithol.l . , at 1020
DoiiKlas street , where they will continue the
hn-ilnesH , and by f ilr dealing ami pijtn , ' vood
prices they propose to Increase the trade , They
holiclt purtka who have old Iron , rips Junk ind
metals to gi\o them a call. " ' 'alino '
WANTED A situation a booK Keeper bj
ono who thuiouihh unilcrstiods doiblu
ami fdn/lt cnt' ) , i < .ilnf ) u ( .ool penmtn to.4 ! :
references Kit en. AJ.liuT ) , C. ) ' . . , ln ! olliei.
7r < j tf
4 ihltdrcnn * b-anlern In tHelict
WANTED , at lUth niul California bt I , . U
LOOMIS 707 tf
f TirAJiTED A few tiblu l.oaiJirx , ut 1720
, . Ca-j St .HMMf
t
fTrANTED Girl to do hoiHOrtOrk. Enquire
YV 1110 Karnhara St. II. ! tf
FOR DENT HOUSES AND LAND.
FOirTllIN r A hduic of fi room" , bet eui
Howard anil Jneksun Six , i > n li h ht A | | > lj
ut Jiowsjiajn r I iiiun , < oinor 1-th and Howard.
b70U
KENT IntheWe ) tern Newi-japer I'n'ou ,
J7IOK
1 i-oriur ISth and Howvrd St < , a lar o roam
with or withoiitHteum l > o tr ; biiitalilti for lifthl
u nnufacturli u or Job prlntlni ? ottitc. Apply 01
thopr.m'bcs. ' 800-tt
. M.hTA hamUirrcly furnltlicd fron
room uilh hoard , .Mil Ci.s.i St. SIU 6
71011 1IKNT Knam * llh board in new hou * )
eiiit side 17th hi. , 3 doors north of I
a 10 9'
OH KUtT Nicely lurnlilux ! roomN. . W
Cor. 20th.md Ca - > . AlMJ stalilln. for t i
Kl'NT CIIUAt'U storv house ; < ellar
EOll and cistern , 12J1 N. 1 ) th St. 810 8
I OIt Kbh r Cottage , tiuO north ISth at _
rpo ltB > T-Niiat cotti.'eof nix roomH on I'leat
_ ! miri.triM.t , mar"Ht.iInr'su\eiiuc. Il dran
aid eNtern water In kiUlun. Apply to I1. I
Brjant , 817 Kith St. , bet. I'anihain and
8120
HKNT Ono nice funii hcil front roon
FOH . 1J-J3 ll3Ugla &t. 810 tt
TSbinTKN 1 Ono ol the beat uteri n on t umln
1 < ht.Oiiil , liV Januar > 1 , 18b2. 8JO tl
" 171011 HUNT Ono nlco furnished front roon
X' ho. 172J Douglas St. 81B tf
11ENT The large three tory and bas
FOH bride building , xlluato near the co
nwr the corn' r of 13th and Dodge Sts , sultab
for n wholcsalu bunlne a or storage and tomm
sion wsrchouse. Apply to Mrs. LOUISA III
LIKE , N. E. corner Dodge aud 13th Bta , 811) ) .
I71UK llfchT One nlctl ) fun Uhud front rooj
JJ ono unfnrnUhcd room ; east bldo 17th HI
ono door north ol Dounlan. 774 tf
HKhT Furnlihnl rooinu at A. A. Oi
EOU ' , Califoroubet. HUi and 16th.
xl RFJtT A suit or vliiKle roorrs , iilct
furnished , at N , W. cor.Uh and I)4 > c
l rt. CCO tf
It RENT A first-chsj hall for wclety pv
E1
pones Ontntlly located For tartlcula
' " n ulrc Kcnnard Uros. , 14th and Douglas SU.
ho 604-tf
Ik POH HK T Furnlthnl room * , north side
California bt. , 2d door ttett of Slit. Innul
at after I p. m. 43MI
01l HUNT K furniDLe-U roonu- over Mi
E chant'Kxch nKeN. E ccr. 18th nd Dod
lo.
lo.od
od FOR IIK.ST-Houkf , 4 roomn , south end H
bt. Enfjulru J , L. MeCacue , opiwsito IK
ollice. 770 tf
kin FOR KENT Meclj fnrnl hxl ( roonu with
id without board , Reasonable prici * UO
Cass St. 7co tl
its
> r- I011 HKNT OrlcU itorc , J i-obi' block. c <
i , I1 aud Capitol avenue. J ( I.JACOBS.
111 783 tl
111
TT10R KKNT-Cottajre of 3 rooms , well a
BO X1 cistern ; 23rd and St. Marj'ienuo , K
no quire of M. W. Kmnedr , 81 * H 18th Ht , JW
SPECIAL NOTIOES-Connpned
FOR SALE
- . _ _ . /
IJWKSALU-Atn lar hi , 310 a ro fnr.i , 17
nilloi from Onmhi , IWncrciu der ciiltha-
Han , to icro imtnre. No. 1 s'ock frm En
qiilrunMI Mi .MAC Icr , llth St , Omnhx 871 '
IjlOHSU.K \ardscarth. . Inqnlro HOT
I1 IJoiluc St. Ml f.
I 1 I' I * ilcpot , * . > 0. MeCaiuc , Oup \ ' 0.
WJ tf
FOH 9AI.B A good pajlnw nuslncM , ovr
hundred per rent , profit , lui IIUM aUcj ij _ .
wtilillnhcd ; will hoar lull ln\e-.tlcatlon ; ownM \
hM other lui'lnc'o , nlj reison for felllnc. Address -
dress A , M. , thin oillcc. 811 if
T710K BALK 2 nice counters and 2 illvcr nlat d
.1 } ihow oujCT , at ( Ico. II. rcteiMu'a , 004 .South
10th HI. 741-lf
ITIOIISAI.K hft'e.1 ' hay. fS.W per tun. at
X1 lle.lmail's stabler , 10th St. till 10
FOU SALK I'ro | > o l9 for the purchase of th
frnine hiilldlnc heretofore occupied M Trln-
Cuthe'dral , will lie rccclteil liy the undersign
ed for tncnlt da > > fioin date. The mirchawx
must n rcu to remOM ) the buildinK within thlrtr
ilnjn from ncccptanoo of bed , cnrpeta , SCAU and
other furnitureatatnctl K\tua , uimbwn In choncot
and frame upHirtd | unJer the building must not
Included , The right to relict bids lin-wirr-
d. II. W. YAlhH ,
787.17 At First National llank.
171011 8AU > Cr trvle for clt > property , on
' fpan of her ( ( i , hirntsH nnd wagon , Aildnii
i. J ! . . this otllc ' 72:2 : U
T710H SAtjR A paoil e > cn.j ear-old liorso
JL1 Warrnntcil to drho sliiitlo or douldo Kn
iitlru [ of Ocorgo Cantleld , Canflcld houno.m .
"
m 18-tf
) HICK KOIl L'ALh.
203 tf ESTAHKOOK & COK.
MIBCELLANEOUa.
AKotdtu-rlnir. If returnil to 1217
10ST , lludir will bt ri.wnrded. i74 0
LOS1 In front of CreUhton lilock , a lliht
oliM'cmbroldcrert table TOUT , lliu findir
will rccui\oasultale ! rewnnl bj Ua\ln It nt my
btoti CIIAS SIIIVKIIIC'K. 805
STHAKD On the nl'lit ot Frldi > , Dtcemtwr
31it , one ml row 8 or 0 ) ta clil , liu horn ,
Kiev mark on uach elde of the face Hccoxery
of coor Information lending thereto will bo
suitably rcwardeJ. Willhin Kirn , Harris & Kiih-
ome. b"3-7"
T OST Laat Satunla > cMnlcg , lirrost pin not
JLj with amcth Bt and marls Ub.tml reward
[ frt-turned to 1S16 Capitol aenue. . 8M 5 *
Onlhenlshtof Sundaj , January
S1HAYED ntpremlNcs , corner 18th and
.lackson St. One sorrel hone , a e < l 6 \ earn } U8B-
od , about ll > 5 Irmils hl h , white blaze on fen hi ad
about 6 inohenlong , wnlte on up ) > cr and lowoi
lip , one white hi no nnkle , > ica\y tall , ciutlcH hU
hiad hl'h. ( Kceo\cry of horto or information
1 adliifr thereto Mill he Bliltabl > rewarded. 1' ,
E. Her , lilt ! Harnvi Ht. 862-tt
FUKNISllfD ROOMS I'or elnclo gentlemen ;
also onu front room with piano , south\M t
corner IKth and Capital u > oiiuc. MX ) tf
LKT Nicclj ftunlilic'l rooms , with a
TO without board , 1417 Howard St. 781 ES
EMI8' NEW CITY 11AP8 , 10c. Monnto
B ilapt ) , gg.60 01-0. P. nKM13.
JIIACIISTHASSKU Pajs the highest cash
. price for second hand billiard and pool
tables. Cell or address , 609 South 10th ( treot ,
Ornaln , Nub. " ' '
mAKEN UP NOTICE Taken upon Saturday
JL Dec , 3rd , tuoh.i > horses , ages about S and
A jears ; fair size and we'll matehed. Owner can
1m o bania li ) pro-inp property and pa\ln ( ;
charirca WM 1IA\UT/.EU , J mile we tof
's soap factor ) , DoUKlas precinct.
051o rafit
IN I RAYON-Pastilo and Oil ,
PORTRAITS painting. MUS. D. K.
WARDNEU , room 1 , Jaeob's Ulock. 642-tt
EMIS' UEALfiTATK BOOM. Sue 1st
B
HAY At A. H. Rindcr'a Fe el Stortl X
BALED
1013 Homey St. Bliltt 8X
EMI8' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 8
B
has rattling long listi of houses , lota
BEMIS aud forms for -iale Cell and get
qurn *
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
' NOTICE. Special advertisements , snich a *
Ix t , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted in thro
column at the low rate of TKN CF.NT3 I'EB
LINK for the first insertion and F1VK CENTS '
I'ER LINE for each subsequent insertion.
Ltaictdt trtlscracnkj at our ofllco , up Btalre ,
eorner Broadway and Miln streets , Council
BIutTH.
" \t7"ANTED To buj 100 tons broom com.
VV For particulars addrcis Council HludB
Broom Kactoo , Council Jllultj , Iowa. U6S i.ttf
ANTED A first-class broom tlur. Ma > no
W & Co. , Count 11 Bluffs , Iowa. WO SO *
" 17\OR \ SALE- Old pajwrs 40c ixir hundred , nt
lj Thu lice ollice. Council IllullH. ee27 tl
llltlCK-MAKEHS. FOR SALE- acrfrt or
TO more of laud adjo'ning tliu brick-\ard of
lianner & . Hal cV on I'ppcr BromHaj. Kor
particulais apil | > to Diuil Ilniues ort llinner'/i
oltico at tliu Uoard cf 1 rado rornix , COIIIK il Dluffs.
77B-di 22 ni
. OH SALE Hr t-cloas saloon Ij miles eahti1
I. 1 city on "Mo quito , " on line of 11. I. U. R
Uood placu to make money , Addrrss ,
BRI : Otllco ,
dicO-Ct ComielHIlJlts.
Ktcrj body In CouncITBluffs lo
WANTED . , 20 eenU i r weok.de
MM red by carriers. Ollito corner Broadwaj and
Main , up stairs. Council Bluffs. 611 Mf
pOTTER'S TICKET OFFICE War In railroad
I tlekcta continues to boom. Unprcecdcnted
low rates to all eiitcrn } > oiiits Kurj tlikul
guaranteed. Orders Illltd by telephone. From
one to ten dollars gated b > purehasliu tickets
of C. A. I'ottor , successor to Potter & 1'alroer , No.
40 South Fifth street , four doors below the post-
ollice , Council Illufls , loua. octlli U
WANTED Boj , with l nj , to com papers
Inqulru at llcr ollice , Council llluUs.
octlS tf
EDWAED KUEHL
MAOI8TER OF PALMYSTKRY AND CONDI
T10NALI8T , 493 Tenth Street , between Farnbam
anil Iluinoy. Will , with thu aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any ono a glanceat the pool
and present , and on certain conditions In the fu
ture. Boottf and Bboca made to order. Perfect
i\ \
POWDE
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nem > arl i. A m ml of inirttj ,
itrengthand wholewmefieM More economical
than the ordinary kinds , and cannot ! oldln
competition with the multitude of low ttrt ,
ihort * tlzht , alum 01 ihotphate powder *
Sold only In can * . '
HOYAL BAKING POHTJKK CO. ,
NewYert.