8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JANUARf 18 , 1882.
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LOOAL BREVITIES.
The 11. A.M. company have oiotiud | a
tclcuraji offlco ut Wr y , ColoruJo.
Uiand Concert and Hall of thu Hebrew
Three tramps graced tlio uparo coin iu
the city jail laHt ninlit.
The A. O. H. hand will give a pnlillc
1) 11 at Masonic hall on January 2i5li. }
One very noisy , ohittraporoni and fion
crally ( li'giiitint ; lodger wan put In by the
police l.i t oven ng ,
The Pacific I'xprcM Company h input
on ft very h mill mm wagon for the delivery
nt light packugcH and money.
Kroih Vacclno VJniB with full dlroc-
tlonn ( j u ing , junt received nt Kcntmrd
Urot'iois. jll-tf
Peter Ditky ban Hwom out a com
plaiut agidtmt John Knieger for threaten
1ng the life of hi * ton.
The next 'Wial ' of tko Union Cath
olic Library Atuociation will bo uivun on
Monday evening next.
Sixty-five cam of corn fed ciltlo from
paints along tlio Sioux City road in No-
brn ka were Kliippcd to Chicago over the
Northwestern on Sunday last.
There were two Slocumlw yeiiterday
and Judge Hencko fined eaoh$10and conln ,
Ono wax committed and the other guvo
BC.urity for paymenttl liin fine.
The city clerk Is packing litn iinport-
Aat document1) in IM > X j and placing thoin
.under thn winilows of the office , HO that in
cano of a fire the firo'inon can ferk them
out the first thing they do.
Dun'w mercantile ngoncy wan notified
lout evening that 1C. S. Hartcn , general
uUro , Ord , Neb. , had made an axslgninunt
( or the benefit of hU cr liti > rn. AnHutx ,
$0,500 ; liabditioo , between $ -lIIOU and
$ rooo.
There will be preaching ntthe S.xiut'H
Chapel on Cans Htroet , Tnurmlay evening ,
Jnnu ry 10th , hy W. W. Hlair of tlio
Lake street mission of thu hatter Day
f the Church of Jomii Chrliit.
Late Monday Ben Kppner , of.\M-
1 Inrd , was run away with on 13th Htroet
LIe wart thrown from bin buggy and receiv
ed a bad cut on tlio baolc of the head. The
bugiy ) waa totally wrecked.
The HeVonth of February ban beeu set
apart for a grand convention of the upoolal
gents and other insurance men represent
ing companies throughout the went , whlcb
will take placn In St. Joe , Ml-uouri , foi
the transaction of important bueincna.
Frank Provost , who drives one of the
Merchants' express wagons , was quite
badly Injured Monday afternoon neat
the Northwestern depot , by his team run >
ning away and throwing him out on hit
head. He waa picked up unconscious and
ta en to St. Joieph's hospital. The tenir
woe caught after a long run.
The State Hoard oi Agriculture meeti
in Lincoln , to-dty , and the tnoming tr.iiti
outh , on the Ii. & M. , took irnlU a nuin
her of panHonguiH fr./m this city to ntteni
Uie meeting. Among these were : At
Duiihaiu , W. It. liowou , Oeargo Oanfield
A. C. White of Tokamah , K. DanlelH o
Snrny county , K. N. Grtuoll of WaBhlng
tnn , Gco. Onh ni of Hurt , Horace A len o
Merrlck ; Fred Kinney \Yuithlngtim OIK
Mr. Cr&\j. \ The session wld jirobahly las
about two days.
A. C. Note ware , ion of the 'lilo Col
J. H. Noteware , wax killed on laat Thurt
day evening near Terre Haute on th
Vandalla railroad hy falling from a froigli
train on which he wai n < axed OH a hraki
man. The deceased left this cltytlirt
weekn ago to obtain a | > ootic ! > n on the Vur
dall i , whure he expected to work up quiul
ly to the iKwitiun of freight conductor. II
was about U yearn ol.l , and leaves a wll
and child in GalrMburK , Illinois , whore I
wad married sonio yean ago.
A lively row occurced in Fitzgerald
Hall In I'l tUiiouth , Monday , urii
the performa ce of tba 1 litFonl Coui | > an
The agent . .f the hall , So.ulro O'Donnhu
bounc'it one of the gallery go < l on aoo ui
ofhi hiLrlty. Theboy'ii dwl nppean
in the clia.ige f ncene and proceeded
carve a map of Limerick aroun I , tl
Squire opt'ci. He partially nucceedi
wl th the Jjb before the liy tancl r lute
feied aid sepnated thrm.
The Grand Ctntral WUIanl hall
metamorphoeil. It has been entirely i
rilnUd and and
parted preienU a uio
inviting appearance. A heuy Vonlcrti
about a foot In width and of a handiou
pattern , extends around the celling. I
hind the bar tbe wall baa been beautiful
decorated with a huge cenUr of criint
velvet paper surrtmucitd by a wide hi
panel. All of the f nnit lie and th tub
have beeu oile I and aml hed. The e
Urprise and tahte rf Mr. T. Callan , t
proprietor , ire very commenduble.
Mr , and Mn. Andrew Murphy ent
talnetl a large number of friend * at th
nwidence on Jackson street , Mend
the occwlon being the 3Jth tiithd-y uu
of MM. M. D
veriary ucii-tf , oclal gut
Aud vocal muiiu were iuduUed In to a 1
bour.fiub UntIal rvfrealinuntH w
enred during "the midnight tioure. "
trvery reipect the party waa a in < > t enj
able one , tbe fuu wo ffcut aud bolttern
and the manner In which tbe youni ; JHJO
"balanwid to " "
cornew" was a ri
change" from the usual nm'lne and alui
took the breath out uf the leaa-active ji
tlclpanU.
MUNICIPAL MASHERS.
Tboy Order All the School
Ohil.iron Vnccinatod.
And tlio Police Force Invos-
The Unicn Pnciflo Looks Horns
with the B. & M.
A Pott Homo Bou lit nnd Paid
for.
Al thu regular mooting of thu city
council last evening there wore pros-
unt Jlcssrs. Baker , Corby , Herman ,
lliirnburgor , Kaufmann , McGuvock ,
MoNiiniara , Stull and President
Daily.
Tlio minutes of the last uvular and
npcciiil mcutings were ruad and up-
proved.
I'KTITIO.VH ANI tlOMMDNIUATIO.VH.
From tlio mayor ruportitiK the up-
pcaritticu of nnmllpox in the city and
the measures taken by the board
of health to prevent a spread of the
disease. Ho stated Hint a auitablo
building had been purchased forubout
$150 , neur thu location of the old
pest housu , nnd that it wmildboimmu-
diately fitted up for n peat house. The
action of the board oi health waa ap
proved.
From the mayor , re-purling ap
proval of appropriation ordinance ,
except ono item , that of J. K Hammond
mend , for SII.JO , and also curtain other
ordinances.
From the city physician , uucloflin
a bill of $ : j'J.2r > from U M. IJrowii ,
for furniture left by him in room of
Hinall-pox putiunt , and rucominunding
payment of s.uuo. Allowed.
Fioiu thu city attornby , uiicloning
blank ordiiuinou logiilatin thu laying
of nidowtilkfi. Filed.
From thu city truuHurer , inquiring
us to thu disposal of curtain moneys
left by his pro Jucuanur. itufurrud to
judiciary committee.
From thu deputy city troaauror , un
closing tulrphono bills. Hoforrod to
cLahaa committuu.
From 11. D. Stull aud others in re
gard to it auwuroiiTwt'iitictli , butwuun
i'iorco and Poppluton , llolurred to
uommittou on utreuta und guuliw with
power to ac.t.
The boiidn of D. Fitzp.itrick , us
drain layer , Hamilton , McHtyun A ;
Co. , (13 Hume , und Potur Smith , UH
wuiglnuaatur , woto upiiroved.
Tlio petition of the ( Jimilm it Southwestern -
western railway coiiip.iuy nnd thu 13.
& M. railway oompnuy in Nebraska ,
requesting thu privilege of laying
tracki ) on Sixth utreut , between Har-
nuy and Jackson ; Suventh , botwuon
Douglau und thu mnith linu of Jucksou ,
and on Juukson , between Sixth and
Ninth ; on Howard , between l'ifth
aud Eighth ; Ilarnuy , but\\eun Sixth
und Eiuhth , through thu alloy * of
ennui and acrous Funiatn and Donglau
strcuta. lluk-ned to committee on
streets and grades.
Certiticalu of judgment in the
county court favor L. A. Hitrmoii vs.
City of Omaha , llufurrod to judicia
ry committee.
Certificate of judgment in favor ol
William M. Foster va. sumo , $480.66.
lleforrod.
Petition of Albert Naat , for reduc
tion of erroneous asBosBmont. lloforrod
to jndicinry committoo.
\V. M. McDairmid rotjueatod thu
privilege of grading the alley from
Luavon worth to Mason , between
blocks 10 und 11 , Kountzo & Ruth's
addition , without expense to the city.
Referred to commifton on streets and
grades.
A petition for crosa-walka 011 Can ;
street , fioia M. W. Ilartiguu und
others , tvns filed.
A bid of ? 2,000 from J. D. Her ,
for lot 5 , blouk A , was referred to tht
comuntteu on puLlio property ant
improvemoiil.
liida for the construction of aide
walks were received from Alexnndoi
Uicluinlson , Charles Gardner ant
James Fox , and referred to the com
mittco on Hidewulka and bridges , will
instructions to let contract to lowusl
bidder.
Thu oidewalk contract nnd bom
between the city of Omaha urn
Clmrlen Gardner wus approved.
Thu report of thu city engineer oi
sidewalks not constructed was reform
to thu committee- sidewalks am
bridges.
A voluminous report from the cit ;
engineer on thu proposed system o
sewumgu in North Omaha waa roai
and retorred to a special committee
with thu city engineer and prusiden
of the council , with instructions t
confer with the citizens of Nort !
Omuliu
Several liills were presented nnd ri
ftrrud to the proper committees.
e , By Horubergor , roquooliug the u )
ntN poiutinent of u committee ot three t
N ) investigate th * . working of the cit
to police force , mid instructing thu oil
lie marshal to give all the assistance h
ixl cun Adopted.
IP By Daiely , to remove the claim o
title to lot 8 , block 180J , sold by tl
city of Omaha
BOIIIO time
agi
Ise Adopted.
et By Dniloy , requesting a special con
t nnttuo appointed to receive propot
lions looking toward the erection of
00 building suitable for city oflices , ci
te market house , oto. , and report tl
lly uamo. Adopted.
ou By Hornborgor , instructing tl
ue teet comiimaioncr to remove tl
lumber hauled to the comer
m Eighteenth und Dorcaa to a city h
.he Amended to remove to Twentieth ui
Poppluton. Adopted ,
By Kiuiimumi.to grunt permission
er- Messrs. I'omy and Segolko to gru
olr alloyjn block No. 250 , at their 01
expense , the work to bo done um
ill- the supervision ot the city engine
IICH Adopted.
ate By Kimfnmnn , to employ' copy
now iu city engineer's ollico'in
ore u
clerks olllco when not
otherwise
In i
. gaged , nt the rate of $2 per d ;
oy.
Adopted.
pl'e . . .IJ , Kau/"mn' / , ilultruol5nK fi ai
committcu to employ competent boi
uul keepers to clerk up the oilluial bt
out nt BS of the late city treasurer and
port atiiuxtcouncilmoeting. Adopt' '
By Htull , to approve vtt nmtua
city engineer relating to work done by
IU. . Stanley & Co. , contractors on
the .Jones struct sewer main , to al
low interest from the respective
months and drnw warrants according
ly. Referred to committee on judi
ciary and city attorney.
Hy Ktkufiiiann , to allow amount
duo iloliu II. Green for stone on per
sonal taxed duo thu city.
ItKroKTH OK COMMITTKKS.
On judiciary , tvcoinmomling thai
communications from Hopes , Orny &
Loring bo placed on file. This wus
the notification of the alleged in
fringement on a patent by our sewer
system. Adopted.
On judiciary , recommending the
passage of an ordinance for vaccina
tion of school children. Adopted.
On judiciary , reporting advisedly
on request of .ludgu Hawos for n committee
mitteo to nettle with Miss Lou Wilson.
Adopted ,
On claims , recommending allowance
of the claim of Mr. J. Baumann for
labor on Grace direct. Adopted.
On Btreeta and grades recom
mending the establishment of a grade
on All ntroots in Kouutzo & Iluth 's
addition. Adopted.
On public property and improve
ments recommending that the work of
nutting water into No. 1 engine house
be lot to Hamilton McKweii & Co.
for the sum of 843. Adopted.
OltDIXANI'KH.
An ordinance for the vaccination of
children attending schools was passed.
The ordinance * makes it unlawful for
any child to attend any school in
Omaha unless it haa been vaccinated
within thu past seven years , and en
trusts the enforcement to thu city
physician.
An ordinance regulating the laying
of sidewalks was passed.
An ordinance concerning the grant
ing of permits to drain layers was
passed.
An ordinance granting to the Union
Pacific railway company the right of
way over and along Jackson street ,
east of Ninth , for tlio purpose of put
ting two or more tracks thereon and
operating the same , was introduced.
It provided that the tracks should
bo constructed within six
months. The mayor was alwo
instructed to oxccutu a deed for the
rittht of way , and deliver the same to
tlio company. The ordinance was
ruad a lirnt and second time , nnd ro
furred to the committee on streets and
grounds.
Thu president then announced his
special committees , as follows :
To confer with the citix.ons of South
Omaha in regard to the newer nuttor :
M. A. McNunmra , J. 0. Corby , Fred
Dellonu , and thu city aiigineor.
Tn invudtig.itu the police force :
Henry Horuberger , Baker , Kauf-
m.vun.
To receive propositions for the erec
tion of city otlices , market houses , etc :
Uaker , Stull , Herman.
On motion the immo of President
Daily was added to each of the above
committees.
The council adjourned for two
weeks.
IN TROUBLE
A Clerk nnd Two Burglars Who Were
Nailed.
Monday afternoon , Oflicnr Frank
Kaspor arrested John Martin , a young
colored man who worked for Mr.
Ram go , the Farnain street tailor ,
for several years post.
It appears that Mr. Ramgc
has boon missing small sums ol
money for two or three weeks past
and Monday missed $2. Martin ad'
mittod taking the $2 but denied
having taken any ether money or the
silk cap and other articles which won
missed at various times. Ho was
lodged in the county jail unti
yesterday , but Mr. Ruing * ro
tusod tn prosecute and the prisouei
WUB consequently discharged.
WILHON WANTED.
Justice Bird , of Council Bluffs , hai
issued a warrant for the arrest of tin
follow , Wilson , who was capturei
here , and who is wanted over there t <
answer to the charge of burglarizing
the McCoy house. NVilson is premised
od several years' service in Nobruski
for crimes committed there , but tin
warrant trom Iowa and a roquisitioi
will bo tucked iu a pigeon hole , BI
that in case of his squeezing ou
through any technicality ho may stil
bo kept in the toils. Ho is the mai
who robbed Julius HOBS' house B
doitly a few days ago and the charge
against him tire numerous. Wilsoi
wus arraigned before Judge Bonek
yesterday , and , waiving | examin
tion , waa committed to jail in defaul
of $400 bail.
Qrnnd Concert.
t Tlio Madumo Fry concert companj
[ | of Boston , appears at Boyd's opoi
house , Saturday evening , and , judj
ing from the onconiun'm lavished o
thorn from the journals of that iu
thetio city from which they hai
they will give Omaha people a di
ligutful treat.
The following personal enders
monts speak well tor the company :
iu Dr. Lboa Tourjoe , director of tl
Now England conservatory , Bostoi
writes : ' 'Madame Fry and her daugl
tors have unusual musical talent , ai
I cheerfully commend them to tl
public. "
"i'ho Madame Fry concert comp
ny ii the most marvelous music
a combination known. Madame F
ty and her daughters are a host with
10 thenuolvea. B. W. WIU.UMH ,
"Proprietor Lecture Bureau , Boston
no
lie Now Dloceso ,
of The rumor that a now Catholic d !
coso was to bo created in Iowa h
boon revived , and it is probable Ui
to there will bo a meeting of the bishc
do of the province this winter or eai
iTU next spring , at St. Louis , to send ft
ior ward the names for selection of a m
or. bishop , the BOO to bo at Des Moint
The bishops of thu province tire i
iat eluded in O'Connor of Omaha , He
ity ntssy of Dubuque , Fink of Leave
jii- worth , MoMullin of Davenport , U
ay. can of Kansas City , und Ryan of !
Louis. The now diocese will prol
blv include the western hnlf of lov
taking u section off both the diocn
of Dubuque and Davenport , the Ii
ro- doubtless running along the line
udof Polk county south , andalong the ea
of era line of Boone county north.
HARMONY AND HAPPINESS ,
Concert and Bnll by tbo Benevolent -
olont Society.
A Splondlcl Entertainment and Ploaa-
urablo Banco at Slonclard Hull
Last Evening.
concert and ball for the banefit
of the Hebrew Benevolent society
was given at Standard linll last oven-
iii . A soluct and Inrgu audiunco were
present , am on1 ? whom figured BOIIIO of
the most prominent buHinusa and pro
fessional men in the city. The musi
cal portion of thutmtortninmont began
at 8 o'clock It wa of about two
hours duration and most enjoyable
throughout. The presence ot more
/rocal sulbctions would have materially
added to the programme , but in its
diversified arrangement little more
could have boon asked fur. The only
vocal number was tilled by Miss Lizzie
A. I'ennell , who is an amateur mezzo-
soprano of more than ordinary pow
ers. Shu wus honrtily encored and
Kracofully responded. The following
is Uio programme.
1. lietlln w a en welnt uml bncht.Conra 'i
Musical Union Orchestra.
'i. Trlii. 1) minor. . . . .MundulsHohn
GeorRoK. M yer , ( ScnrRO ! ' . Snuor , Kd
Schneider.
3. Serenade. V major . Volkmnn
1'hi onmtliean Club.
4. 1'lano Duet. L'oet ami J'c.vmnt. .Stippo
5. Olivette. Selection . And ran
Musical Union Orchestra.
0. Song. My Love Has ( Jono n Sailing
. Mnll y
MitB Lizr.iu A. L'omiell.
7. A Tnj'Uinorel. U. Mcnuott ( By ro-
Sclnmmn Bocclicrini
I'hlloinathenu Club.
8. Leichto ( .avulcne. Overture . Supjio
AluHiual Uniuu Orchestra.
At the concluBion of this pleasant
ontortuimnont , the music struck up
for the dancing , and the floor was
soon filled with merry votaries of the
torpsichoro.m. The dance programme
included fifteen numbers. During
the gayotics sumptuous refreshments
wore served. The party did not disperse -
porso until nft'jr midnight. The fol
lowing were the coinmitteep :
Committee of Arrangements : Julius
Meyer , chairman ; Sol. Prince , M.
Qoldamith , Mrn. I. Rubin , Mm. A.
Cuhn , Mrs. A. Heller , Mrs. M. Hell-
man.
Itacoption committee : M. Hell-
man , F.Adlor , JooBtUHtfcl , A. Hellor ,
1'h. Gotthuimor , Max Moyor.
Floor committee : S. J. Fisher , II.
M. Peavy , S. Bloom , M. Cahn , I.
Schiir , D. R. Silbertein.
Rufrushments : Mis. A. Polnck ,
Mm. E. Rosewater , Mrs. L. Mendels
sohn , Mrs. 11. Baswitz , Mrs. L. Shaw ,
Mrs. S. Lehman , Miss Mattie Rothu-
child , Miss Carrie Kellner , Mies Flora
Rosenthal , Mists Rosa Sincere , Miss
Lonu Levy , Miss Addio Gladstone.
PERSONAL
E. S. Chase , of Idaho , it In ho city.
W. D. llallpr , of Blair , is in the city.
W. K. Billings , of Laramie , is In the
city.
city.E.
E. J. Oldham , of Georxotown , Colorado ,
is in the city ,
A. Maj ors , of Salt Lake , is a guest at
the Withnell House.
.TaincH Irwin , of Wyoming , arrived in
the city last evening.
T. Ellis Tucker , of Brownvillo , is a
guest at the Withnell.
MITH. S. G , Clark , of Marahalltown , is
a guest nt the Withnell ,
W. 1) . Townncnd , of Des Moines , ii a
guest at the Metropolitan.
A. N. Burnett , of Beatrice , is in the
city , restored at the Occidental.
United State. ) Marshal Bierbowor is
still critically ill at hU homo in this city.
J. W. Dewese , of Lincoln , arrived in
Omaha last evening. lie Is at the With
nell.
nell.F.
F. II. Anjol , of David City , arrived in
Omaha yesterday. He is nt tha Metropo ;
" " '
lltnn. " "
William Dutherin. of LararoU City ,
waa among the ( late arrivals in the citj
last evening.
W. G. Nihlock , of Lendville , arrived
1 in the city yesterday , md registered al
1r r 1t thu Witlinell.
t Joseph Cleiu , of Albion , arrived ia tin
1 city lout evening. Ho ia registered at tin
Crelghton house.
° II. C. Stuart , cf Lincoln , arrived in UK
city last eveuinf. He IH stopping atUn _
Creighton house.
D. M. Castetter , of Blair , is in the cit ;
on a bi iff trip. Hois among the guest
at the Metropolitan.
Marten Strickland , of Des Jloinc * , ia ti
the city , calling on bU numerous friend
among tbe "fraternity."J
Mr. Atner TravU , of the New Yor
Centennial restaurant , baa returned froi
hU tri | > toNew York.
Geo.Groom , Edward Whelan , L. Hei
man ami Walter Powers , ) m\o b ea ft
rented for petit larceny and disturbing tl
e- peace. They will bo tried Saturday.
Dr. Albrfcht and B. F. Klbrlnht , i
10
Skmmcre , Mo. , are at the Occidents
2 : Sktdroore is supponed to be the plo <
id where the Skldmore Uuards fir
10 originated ,
Ma ] , W , A. Fonda returned yeaterii
a- from an extended trip east , in which 1
aal visited New Jersey and Florida , al
ry stopping in teveral other t tes. He
iu looking hearty and well. He states th
lie wa In court during one day of tl
Gulteau trial an 1 dives It us bin opluii
that the atsosiln should be bung , sane
Insane.
10-
10as
as A U efnl Invention-
iat Wo happened into D. S. Moore
business store 404 South Thirteen
ips street yesterday , and noticed a ve
ingenious little device recently pc
entod by him called the "Boss Tra
uw Carrier , " for keeping the traces
38 , the harness when the team is dise
in- gaged trom the vehicle. It is ull J > \
inm - Moore claims for it , nnd is bound
m- come into universal uso. It is hide
lo- the "boss. *
St.
St.x
x - Tlie Londou Lancet.
fa , The London Lancet sayss "Many
see life ha h en t-ftYed by the moral COUM
tie of the sufferer , ami many a life haa l >
Hived by taking BritlNQ BLOSSOM in a
of
of bilious fever , Initiation or liver co
st- lihiinU. " Trica tO ceuUj trial bottlca "
cents.
CLOSE CALL.
Terrible Explosion on Fourteenth
Stroot.
About 10 o'clock yesterday there
was an accident nt the stencil plato
nmnufautory of Mr. K. 1' . Davis on
Fourteenth street , near Douglas ,
which catno near costing that iontlo- ;
man his life ,
In ono corner of tbo room ho has
a Baxter engine and connoctn
with this n vulc.xnizor 12 by 10
inches , into which ho puts the rubber
stamps or chases , The vulcanizer ia
covered with n heavy iron lid , and
"ill ordinarily withstand eighty
oundsof steam.
Yesterday Mr. Davis had just
ut in his chases and tinned on the
earn , standing back about a foot
rom the vulcanizor , when suddenly
hero waa a terrible explosion and the
'd wont crashing up through the ceil-
ig , while pieces of iron struck Mr.
) avia' ' neck , face and breast , and a
loud of steam filled the whole room ,
lo reached the sidewalk covered
nth blood but found that ho was not
criously hurt.
An investigation revealed the fact
mt the safety valve had frozen up
nd that the steam had run up to 1'JO
ounds. It wan a close call.
A DARKEY'S DEED.
: o Burglarizes Hla Employer's Place
of About $5O In Money and
Goods.
Dudley Curtis , a colored man , was
.treated in Council Bluff * Monday
> n the charge of having hurglurixud
W. Murphy & Co.'s liquor store ,
the corner of Fourteenth and
) ou las atroeta , in this city. The
urglary was committed on Sunday
norning , about 2 o'clock. Thu thief
roku a lurgo window on the Four-
oonth street side of the store and
rowdod in , taking with him a largo
tone , which ho had used in breaking the
rindow. Ho then rifled the cash
rawer of about 50 , and took some
wo or three boxca of cigars and aev-
ral bottloa of liquor.
Whou the burglary was discovered
n the morning suspicion fastened on
Jiirtis , who had been employed about
ho establishment for two or three
months and had boon recently dis-
Imryed. After his arrest at Council
{ lull's liu was brought to thin city ,
; iid then owned up to the burglary.
IJu evidently took the stone inaido
ivith him to use aa a weapon , in event
ity jail nnd : iwaita arraigiiinont.
> f detection.
Curtis was arraigned at two o'clock
Iiis afternoon , and pleaded guilty. Ho
was romandud to juil in default of
8-100 bail for appearance at the next
crm ot the district court.
A Land Ofilco Business.
Mr. Kendall , state land commis-
ioner , informs us that his department
las had aomo work to do for the past
nonth. An examination of state
.eases and deeds for common school
and a alone issued during the thirty
days ending January 14 , 1882. is of
general interest to the people in the
tato. During this time there wore
hirty-aovcn deeds issued convoying
2,060 acres of land , for a considera-
ion of § 16,593. There were made
40 sales , amounting to 13,930 acres
'or the consideration of $104,530. ,
There were issued 118 leases covering
1,410 acres. Mr. Kendall says
ihould ho add to these figures the
.ransactions on university , normal
ichool aud agricultural college lands
during the tame period , it would
largely increase the showing , which is
ho best for the length of time yet
made. Lincoln Journal.
A CARD.
OU.VHA. , January 17 , 1882.
I received of the Merchants' and
Manufacturers' Union six and
50-100 dollars ( $0.50) ) , and
am very think ful that I
received it , not that I am in need of
t , but am always glad to got what is
duo me. I hereby present the same
to St. Joseph's Hospital fund , and
have loft a check at Caldwell , Hamil
ton & Co.'s bank , which is subject tc
their order. HKNIIY SIKHT.
Wnipplo Si McMillan.
Since the jewelry store of Whipple
& McMillan was taken possession oi
by Messrs. Mandorson & Cong-
don , attorneys for Mrs. E. V. Barney
several attachments have been leviec
on the stock. Ono was by Sherif
Miller for A. B. Hubermann , whost
claim ia 8114 ; ono was by Constabli
Manning for the gas company , whosi
bill is 8-00 ; another was by Cou&tn
bio"Edgertou tor. ) . K. lloborti , vvhoe
claim amount" " } to $31J ( , < iO ; nnd an
other was by ShurifY Miller for Join
A. Croighton for several months renl
Constable Edgerton also has n writ c
roplovin to rocovcf aonio diamond
oft in the firm's care by Col. Smythc
.11 whoso charge _ they had becu place
by a client.
The stock and fixtures , except th
ontents of the safe whic
could not be opened , woi
appraised by Max Mojer und J. I
Sawyer at K-BS than 8-,000. It :
claimed by ono of the firm that tint
are about 83,000 in accounts du i th
firm , and that outside the claims <
Mrs. Barney , theri- are not over $4
THAT UOUGI1.
If you arc miubring fn > a Cougl
Cold Aathina , Uronuhitis , Hay Fovo
th CoiiBUinption , losa of voiuo , tickling i
r the throat , or any uHbctioii of tl
it ; Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's No
COQ Discover } ' for Consumption. This
the great rnmuily that is causing
Q | I * * W * - - - - - Sf
n. much oxcitoniont by its wondorf
[ r euros , curing thousands of hopole
to > cuses. Over n million bottlea of D
otl King's Now Discovery have boon us <
within the lust your , nnd have giv <
perfect satisfaction in every instanc
Wo can unhesitatingly say that this
really the only sure euro for thro
and lung affections , and can cheorfi
ly recommend it to all. Call and g
"e a trial bottle free of cost , or a regul
'n size for $1.00. Isli & McMahon , Oi
- (3) ( )
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
It Meats this Afternoon in
Lincoln.
A Lively Time Expected in the Elec
tion of Ofllcors.
Tlio Nebraska State Board of Agri
culture mot yesterday in Lincoln , anil
for that purpose n number of the
members of the board loftonjo'-
torday's train. Among them were
Martin Dunham , Chris. Hartman and
George Ciinflold , of this city , Mr.
Ciuitiuld representing the county asso
ciation , and Messrs. Daniels of Sar-
pee , McKinney of Blair , B. Grinnoll
and Craig of Calhoun , and Horace
Allen of Morrick county.
A very spirited contest was expected to
arise over the question of the presi
dency and secretaryship for the fol
lowing year. The candidates for pres
ident wore George W. K. Dorsey , of
Fremont , and h , Me ntyro , of few-
urd. Jach of these gentlemen lias
numerous friends , Thocandultttosfor
the position of secretary were
Hon. Charles Walker , of Lincoln ,
und lion. D. H. Wheeler , of Platts-
mouth. The majority of the board
from thu upper p.irt of the state , and
osptciully the Omaha niemburs ,
htrongly favor Wheeler.aa ho ia known
to bo favor.iblo to Omaha ns the point
for holding the annual fairs , while
Walker's election is considered to
mean that Lincoln will be the fututo
place.
It wai nlio ant o'paled 'hit ' the busi
ness matters of the late fair will bo referred -
forrod to in no gentle way , and some
interesting facts regarding the expen
ditures by the bo.trd of nunngers last
fall would bo ascertained. Certain
members of the board contend thaf
the financial engineering which sank
over 8(5.000 ( , when the receipts were
nearly § 20,000 , was of a nature to
deserve the moat vigorous rebuke.
"UOUGH ON HATS. "
The thing dettired found nt last. Ante
drugglKt fur "Hough on Ilatn. " It clears
nut r tH , mice , roaches , flicu , bed bugs ; 15c
boxes. (1) ( )
Meyers
CATARRH
CURE.
The a' tldotal theory , now adimttiil ( o bo
the only tn-ntmtnt which will cradlcato Catarrhal -
rhal Pohon.
licv. Chan. H. Taylor , 140 Nrvhlo etrvct , 11 rook-
lyn , N. V. : "One fockaito eflccted a radical
euro. "
Itcv. Oco. A. Ituis , CobleekiH , Schoharlo , Co. ,
N. Y. : ' 'It rcetortd mo to my ministerial labor
bor- . ' }
borIto.W. . H. Sumncr , Frederick. Md. : "Fne
re-iiiltt In nix cases In my family. "
Itcv Gco K Pratt , fav. Stephen's Hoctory ,
I'hln. : "Quito wonderful ; let mo distribute
your "Treatl o , "
Chaa. U. Btanhopo , New-port , R. I. : 'I was
too deaf to hear thochuich bells rlug ; hmrlnp
itMoretl. "
Oeorge W. Lambrl-h ( % 73 Illd.ll B rcct , Ralti-
more , Mil. : "SuOered 0 years ; perfectly
cured. "
Mrs M. E. Bhcnncy , 3022 Sarah street , St.
Louis : "Tho first natural bronth In 6 years- "
Mrs. J. W. Purcell , Ooldcn City. Col : "Used
only ono package ; entirely lured ; suffered 24
y ar . "
lr. K. K Clark , Dentist , 8 Montgomery Btroot ,
San Francisco : "Suffered 16 yean ; perfectly
cured , " etc.
Dr. Wei De Meyer's Popular "TREATISE"
on Catar h mailed free. The great Cure Is de
livered by Druggists , or by D. D. Dewey & Co , ,
182 Fulton etret't , New York for I OO ,
mon-wed-fri& at&wt
- - > keow
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
NOTICE Advertl emenj To Loan , For Sale ,
Lost , Found , Wants. Boarding , &c. . will be In.
serted In those columns one * for TEN CENTS-
per lint ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CEOTE
per line. The first Insertion never loss thu
TWENTY-FIVK OHNTS
IONEV ' TO LOAN Call at Law Offlcu of D
M' L. Thomas Room 8 Crelchlon Block.
Qj " ( \ f\f\A TO I0 * " ) tt' from S to 10 pi > r cent
3 > t/\lU on good real ontatosocurty ! , bj
1 > R. ISAAC F.DWAUDB H09 Farnham St.
TO LOAN At B per ccutln
torcst ID sums of (2.DOO am
upwards , for 3 to 6 years , on flret-clara cit ) an <
farm property. HKMIH Riuii ESTATR and LOA :
Ad war. 15th and DauvUs Sts.
HELP WANTED.
PANTH ) Seveial boarders atthe Oarfloli
House , 14th and Jaiksonsfcls.
0 or 26 boarders > t the Com
WANTED Hotel. Mrst-class board at ? 4.tt
a week , $2.fi day boarJ , on Oth Ht. U. ANDE1I
BON & , . '
CO.Proprietors. 948-18'
W ANT1SD Nurse girl , northwest corner o
id and Hurt Sts. 043-U
Men and wouun f vtrywhere. UI
WANTED Address with stamp , J. P. D vor (
Omaha Neb. b93 IS *
W ANTED A young man desires a posltlo
. . as book-keeper , rlirx , accountant or 001
rcipondont. Falary not no much an object
flri-t an ( Kwltlon in n homo where merit and Ir
dustrylll bj waritd , K'llfnt testlmonlali
Addrmi C'rcljliton ! Uv , city. 9)t 17"
TITANTLP-Mv ulacturii ; 'Onrtni wants
VI'U CUUUAn In Omaha ami In every < ll
( not uluaiij t Utn ) . A few hur.Jrtsl . doDai
i ciofiiury to pay lorirol on Uulhcry afttr eden
den \elxeii a iiiriil Icr iho mine ; flb > u
month proll ( riarjiiticd. Iho mott neanlili :
lii\tsilnatlnn HollciUd A 8. AlthOI I > & ( XI
l n Uroadwiy , J-tn Yll. . . i'31'21'
A'NTKD-0 o-l ccconih nd piano. Mu
W tc ineiododcr. rnqulru 4II B. 11
st , UlC-lb
> TKI-An Ap-'nt for the HoweScvli
WA Ma-hino. on rimmlsilon or sa'aiv. A
dro-s W. , poit ofllco drawr 65 , Uty. 916-tf
ANTED A ftu do\ tear tls n be i
\v
roinmrx'aUdnlUi ' flrM-cUx tabl" l > oard
a \ ery rrnvonable tato. 1 > quire a j35 Hovtai
iH'twni. Oth and lOih ( If. 86tl
ANTED A rood k'lrl for central houi
W work In a family of two. Steady eniplo
ment and good WUJK. Muirt bo good CM
417 DarvDport St. 877 tf
ANTED Funding brldtrr aurf whnnl bom
W U. T. CUrk. IK > lUvTj ttt-tl
ANTKD-I. Glllniiky * Co. naie pvrrhM
W the junk buxlnewi of H. llcrthold , at 1C
s street , uniru they ttllt i-onilnnu t
butlniM , and by fair dealing and iMjirig ; no
prices they propose to Inrnaso the trade Th
Bollclt partlM who have old iron , rags , Junk a
lueUU to git e them a call. 7lWluic
"XXT ANTED-A situation
VV on who thorouithly undtnta-idi doul
and tingle nt'y , U aluo a good penman l <
refercnc-i-n given. Addieos , O. K. , Hi e otf.ce
7UOtf
WAinKl children at Ii srdcHlna.ik
Huhool , at 10th ana California St , U
I A ) t ) illn 767 * tf
' 'Jlrl to do bou
orH , Knuul
> n W'ANTBu
1110 Karnham St. jjgltl
.
o.
o.is
FOR RENT-HOUBE8 AND LAND
ut
.1- I7OltllEVT-Anewrott ( go of 6 roonn. 21
.1et L and llaroey. Icquire on pr < mUs. 9J7.
urn H HENt-Feb. Ut , comniodloiu brick re
, corner IMh and K
n- djiice nhiin S s A
y to Mm K. A. Ill er , T Wr , Proaont" lie
ow * . Kf rcntt-s tlealietl. B4i 11
w i W
SPECIAL NOTICES OontiDnefl
iriOH KENT Koorui noitly fiirnUlieJ to rent.
JU Tlio e rooms are nouth front and exceptional -
al for 1'ftht ' and tuiuhmc. Ho. 1418 C l. a-id l&th ,
north .lo. 03" jg
l OH lliNT-Pi\e : room' , cittn o licl birr ,
JL1 K. cornerS/ithixnu lavtni | rt. Aliofiirn
liiro for wile. Enquire on jirom tcJ. 010 18
? OllUi.Vr-To : Inrnlfhul r > om , Inll I'fd- '
' room C03NortliSc\ciittcnthitrccl ( , corner
otCi _ > llloinla. ! ! i4 ± L
.1UK Kfc.M UlTKAl'-l * tt ) house , cvU r ,
cll anil cIMiTn , 221 Xnrtli inthst.
noli IIKST OHO hlca furnished front roam ,
M .So. 1 23 I ) uitlAs ft. 81fl tf
T710H IIKNT Ono of the beaUtim in
Jj Bt. 80 , In January I. IMS. S 0tf
UK.NT < \ ' .ll or KliiK'u ' rociun. nicely
furnlnhcd , t N. W cor. * th am * ! ) > .
twrt.
ri 11 KKNT A nmt-d iM h ll for society pur
Jj DOHB. Centrally locatwl. For pnrticuUn
en ulro KonnftrJ Bros. , Hth an J Dctijlivj Sts.
GtU-tf
1011 KENT One nice furnlahed front room ,
No. 1723 Douglim - > t. BlU-
KENT Z rurmshod roomovur MoJ
EOH ' Eicb nfoN. E. cor. 16th ind Dodg.
itroeta. 2S3-tf _
KENT Nlctly furnlahol rooms with or
Fen bonnl. Kinson&blc price * 20U
fan St. 761) tf "
TT10R KENT Furnished roonin , north sidis ol
J.1 Callforiiln St. , 2U door west of 21st. Inquire
't r 1 p. tn. _ 4 4-tl
OR HKM Uotin < u cl a ronnm , vll ana
F clptcrn ; 23nl and St. Xlnij's a\cnuc. En-
FTIOU of M.V. . Kcntimly , 312 8 13th St , 710-U
TIOU H LK A billiard table chcjn. Apply ftt
* TIIK HEH otllco. 931-17'
con SALS
.1OR SALK 1 M rrcl Bullion , Clydexlalo , H
_ jinmolcl , wtl hlnc 100(1 ( pounU 1 black
Htulllnn , J Norman J Merion , 6 jctrsold , wclvh-
ti. lf > Mliiundi , look nrs prciuluni at Nebraska
-Into Fair , IbSI. 1 KohtiKky JacU. Ma. k ,
ilsh'li ' ) { nboiit 1100 pounds , 4 years old , took
Ilitt premium at Nebri ka State Kalr , ISdO and
1S81. Inquire of Chos Neber , FttrnitiR House ,
Cil > .
SALE House , tnrn anil Icaso for three
U jeath , oil 40ocri of land on North Kith
H rtct. App. ) to I , . T. 1'it r-on , real ts'oto
SL'cnt. S. K. cormr 16th and IJouglas etietf.
685-17 *
Four ncctlnnii of shchln ? nnd S
_ | } Kood countern. Inquire nt 1)V. . Haxe ,
Upcrn House t harnmiT. Oi7-tl
' SM.K A HrHt-clasa hook and eUtoncry
IJ'OIl
1 biiflno-n , carrying a lull line ot toje , no
tions , zcphyra wii'l paper , inoUlinpi , In f&ci
ovorjthlni ; ; dobp o bu , i.cs4 of $10uOO a yeari
Hard Ijriitlon ; chci < | > lent ; stc-ck w rth about
* i,000 ; can he hoiuht on cany t-rins hy gcxxl
party. Will soil , nut not trade. A J Jr. HI
OVA bCIIKAOKM llAZAlt ,
Spl 9H-tf Fremont , Sch.
PWR SALE OU HK.ST-A Kroccry store wid
butcher shop , doing a oed businona. In-
qulrs at thin otlico. 015-tf
FOH9AM' nearly now ldi bur top
cheap ; cash or time. Address I * . O. drawer
i't. cltv. 004-tf
170K 8ALB Full lot and 3 rmill IIOUIIH near
Jj 0. 1' . depot , SS200. JUCajuo , Opp. P. O.
SALE 1 ulco counter * and 2slUer plfttixl
FOR . rawD , at OLD. U. rotcio'B , hOI South
lOtli St. 741-tf
SALK Or will ixcha go lor Omiha | in > -
FOR > , an Improtfd i > oc on nf land adjoln-
ing a station on U. P. U. K. M. DUNHAM. H12
Farnham St.Omaha. _ 72u3in
TTlOIl SALH Or trade for city prey rtr , enL
L pniio' ' lion * * , liarnoHHand nagon. Addrcs
B. Y. . thiinlllcj 722 tf
hAC.K A tfooa BO\CII-\car-old borw )
IpuH ' ran ted to drive single or double. En
ciulro ot Oc-orco CantlclJ , Can Hold houho.
nov-18-tf
HUUK LALib.
LALib.E3TAHROHK
) 2B-tf ( E3TAHROHK & COK.
MI80ELLANEOUU.
A' IT 1417 HOWARD STREET , Flrit-clvs table
*
B4C-17
SIIIKT9 For the next SOilajs , wo will , on the
rcieipt M sixty cents , send to an ) ' address ,
po'tpild , one of our unlamidrid dn.xshlrta. .
routirely only ono Shirt Kent tonne aililroax.
EUUKKA SHI TOO. .
946-3m Muse'Hex. III.
f VT THIS OUT My place , the French CoBeo \l
\J House and Restaurant , No. 20 South lOtb \
sin et , will be for nalo in fie early part of the
summer , reasons for offering the same at thu
time ! > to tnablo buyer to > arrange hl8 business
in time lor bujlng. P. WHO.
042-tf
rilAKKN UP January 10th , a rod and white
L oow , age 6 to 0 years old , while spot on
forehead , chain aroun neck. Owner can have
It by proving property and paying cbarrf s In
quire at Harris & Fl&bvr's packing house. 933-lf
, WALNUTS-Jamc * R. Hanre ,
WALNUTS City , Mo. , has walnnta
for sale. Those who wnnt to plant Wnuk
groves should write him. 011-diwlt
UJRMBtlEU RO MS Wlihln threw blocks o (
postoffleo. Inquire nt 1619 Dod o.
Will 'opildforanactj-vlaterout
. / in a well established buiimns. Ilost
ruferi nee git o and required Apply to JNO.
L. McCAuUKS Heal Kstate eillcc. 019-17
- OTICKTOCONIUACT US--Sealed yropo-
_ LN xals will bo rccchoJ until 12 o' lock noon ,
Januarj 31,1882 , for the erection and comple
tion of building for the Academy of the Sacred
Heart. I'mnn nnd sptrillcatloni/on lew at oRlce
of Dnfreno & lleidu'sH-"bu ' , ArchUect" , Omaha ,
Neb , wlure bids w 11 bo receUed. The right u
roacrved lo reject any or all bldn. 02S-31
TNBT ? UCTIOSd gl'en on type writers ; also
i inachlnon for sale , IIKU , i AMKH , 1606
Karuham.ngcutM Itemlngton Typo writers. 881-20
) KOOVI8 For slnulo ijentleinon ;
&IBO ono front room with piano , eouthweai
corner IHth and Capital avenue. fcOG-tf
EJIIS1 NEW CITY MAPS. 10c. Mounto
B Maps , 82.60. OFO. P. BKMIS.
IN CltAlON 1'astilo and Oil.
FKTHAITS
Iso ducorativo painting , MK3. D. R.
WAKDNEK. room 1 , Jacob's lllock. B4J-M
B IUI1S' UEALKUTATE UOOM. See 1st page.
1ALEU HAY At A. H. Uandcr'u Feed Store ?
B 1013 Hamoy St. slfl-tf
EMIB' HEAL ESTATE EXCIIANGE.-8
B In page.
BEUIS haa rattling long lists of houses , lota
lands atid farms for sale Call and gel
heir.
BDWAKD KUEHL
UAOIHTKK OK PALMY8TKBY AND CO.\OI
TlONALIbT , 4B8Tenth Strootb t con Farnbaro
acdllainey. Will , with the aid ol uiurdlao
spirits , obtain for any ono a glance at tlio tuat
and proflcnt , and on certain conditionu In the fu
t-ire. B-xits mil Shooa made to orJor. Potfect
--Mctl'-n r'ltn.itoil aii2f l" '
Absolutely Pure.
This powder ne\cr varies. A mnrvel of purity ,
strenitlh and wholenomenfta. More economical
than the ordinary kinds , and cannot be told in
competition ! th the multitude of low t rt ,
J , ,1 * > ! ethti ! ( * lun or phoephata powders.
Sold only in cans.
KOYAL DAKINO POWDKU CO ,