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THE OMAHA DAILY m . SATURDAY FEBKUAR ? 41882.
THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning. Fob 4.
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Wcnthor Koport.
( The followlnR oiwcrvallon * nrc taken nt
the name moment ot time nt nil the ntn-
lions named. )
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OMAHA , February 3. isst. (1:4. ( ' , p. m. ) f
lllvcr Irozon.
LOCAL BRHVITIB3.
One cntc of intoxication yestcnlay
.Tirwl out nf tn\ni.
The I'hilomathcancl.ttiical concert on
T\wv lay I'vcniiig will 1)0 fine.
Will II. Itllcy ftiul G tU\c Itenekc
Jia\c lioen tiioitit | ] < il imUiiles jmlilic by
< 4ov. Nance.
The Michael .Stroj { ( ( f party jiasscd
through tlio city yojtcrdny , retuniing
from San l-'rnnci Ci. (
Work IIOH Itcen rcHUinol on thu Grand
Cent ml , on the foiiith utory , a new hujiply
f lirick being K-ciired.
Ivight- new cars of the platform nlylc1 ,
twclvu feet long , liuvc Itecii | ) urchu tl
the llntiHcoiu ] > : irk hticct railway line.
Special tickets to tlio New OrloatiH
Maul ! CSraH have Ixcn placed on nalu lj
the variniiH rnilroail couipanieH.
,1im AVhitncy has B'meinti ' ) training
to pitch for the Botton nine this t < ciion. ;
He ( Hexcctf | < l nt the "Hnb"Hoon.
Anilrew Mork wiw nrrcntol for alms-
ing anil threatening hw nintlivr. lie was
jiut under $200 bonds to keep the peace.
Walter Dennett left for Lincoln yen-
ciilny to obtain a rcqniro'tinn from ( ! ov ,
Nancu for Nellie King and Illancbu Dean.
A greater number of car * of railroad
iron ha\c been received lit the U. 1' . trans
fer during the past ten daj-H than at any
time during the i > ieent winter.
II. Malchin , the popular rierman
nctor , will have his benefit next Sunday
at the Herman Theatre , when the ccle-
bratid Fram Keinan will appear.
A man named Limlijuuttt wiu
robbed of u dollar , and then banged up 1) ) >
roughs at the St. Klmo Thursday. Tin
parties are known and will bo arrested.
The grainl niawjuciade ball oi tin
Jliunncrchor Hociety occitra February lilst.
"Muiz'tt and Tnnicrii1 halls will both be
thrown open and two bands of music on
hands.
Weather proplieta all predicted n
itormy mouth for Vcbruary. It to lx
hoped the HlorniH will all be like those ol
the past two days , COM lined to thu pnlai
_ regions.
The C. , U. > V Q. in Iowa , cmbracei
: 1,027 miles of road on nniJii line ami
branches. Of this 441 miles are laid will
00-pound steel rails , and the remaining .r > 8 (
miles with iron.
Several new saloon quartern am beinjj
fitted up to open out Miartly. The finest
of these IH the one on Douglas , between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth , which will IK
nm by Clark and Daldwin ,
Cicneral Manager Potter emphatically
oontnulicU the report that thu Hiirlington
company intend to rim their Chicago pas.
sengcr trains into Omaha via IMaltnmoutli ,
Did any body hear a cock crow thrice.
The. internal levenuo collections at llu
olficc in this city for the district of Ne
braska in January wore 510t,87t.l2 : : ! , an in
creasu of about § 28,000 over the collection
of thu corresponding month lust year.
The Omaha Olee club hold iinothe
rehearsal at Hospu'n hall last night. Tin
Council Hfiilfrt jieojilu aio now olferiiif
them iiulucciiicntrt to ropc.it their concert it
tlmtcity , and it is possible they will do HO
Architect McKlfatrick , who drew tin
plans of Doyd'n opera house , writeiftlmt hi
is now at work on the plans of the Hamlii
hotel , which ho Bays is to bo the dais ;
bouse of the west. It is to cost 8200,000
The WOIIICII'H witTrago meeting , ap
pointed for yesterday at the Y , M , 0
A. rooms , wan _ unavoidably ] > o.itiionci
on account of thu sickness of Hon. K. M
Correll , who was to have addressed Hi
Dieetmg.
The joint committee * of Counci
Bluffs and Omalia on the matter of i
wagon bridge over tbo Missouri to coimcc
the two cities will meet at the board o
trade rooms in this city this after
noon nt 'J o'clock.
Supt. 1'ierce , of thu county farm , in
formed a DKK reporter yehtorday tha
lie saw them hauling away another bodj
from the jieht house Thursday. It i
therefore pnibable that WnlU is dead
though he did not know anything deliniti
about it.
Theodore Sievern , arrehtcd on th
charge of assaulting liernard Lang and o
intoxication , yesterday pleaded guilt ;
to the former charge and wan fined $5 uni
oonts. On thu latter charge ho pleadu
not guilty and the case wan continued t
TtbruarylDth.
Contlderablo of a soiuatl'm has leei
created in the vicinity ol Howard utrcc
liy the impending marriage of n priiinintr
Illinois merchant nutned James H. Harr
nan with a fasciuating young 1 ngl !
vviduw. The future bridegroom it a uui
agenarian and the bride twenty-five ,
A couple of respectable married wi
men , on ' .heir way fioin Iowa to Souther
Tfebiusku , and each having a child wit
her , applied at thu city jail for lodghi )
Thursday , but an olllcer kindly gave thei
jnoney to | ) ay for their lodging and breal
fo U at a hotel. They iixiwct their h\i
lunds to meet them hoio.
A cnmplaiiit wa < i yontenlayvdi
out in jolice court agahut Win. Nolandc
an employe at llcr'n dialllery , for.afccau
and battery , f he chaige is that he kicks
u iielghlwr'n wife in the abdomen , the wi
man Iwing in ft delicate condition. Tli
trouble arose over the carrying of wuti
Jrom a well uw-d iu common by the tw
families , NolAndcr U said to be n quiet ,
inoffcnilvo man , except when he 1ms been
drinking.
It would iittcrot the public to know
l > yhat authority 11 detective can hold
lirt'onori In private confitiPinrnt inilead ( if
lodging tin-in In Jail after arrest. Several
CA C ! lm\e nccurrol lately in which the
arrested parlies werr kept In private quar
ters under guard. It may In- perfectly
i'gal , and , if so , a good many who Ian-
Hiilili in jail will be glad to know of It.
til. Chiw. C. Tracy , delcgalo from
Dcadwood to Washington , to work for the
admission of Dakota us % .State , Is In the
city en route cast , lie is an old friend
and former partner of our city clerk , Mr.
J. J. L. C. Jewell. Mr. Tracy Is a most
genial and courteous gentleman and Is
prominently Mpokcn of for future Con
gressional linnnrn from the people of Da-
kola. Mr. Tracy IB accompanied by Mr.
Theodore VIM Durf-h , Secretary of a heavy
mining corporation In Iho Dlack Hllli ,
who IK also on his way cant.
There was a wedding down In the Second
end ward Thr.r day near the corner of
Jones and Thirteenth. About 8:30 : the
newly married coupbi was Bercnadcd. Al
though it was not classical music it wa
very effective , and not only brought down
the house but the entire neighborhood us
well , an audience of at Icasl live hundred
portions being aHscinhled in the vicinity at
one time , Tha fccrcnadc was distinctly
audible at TillDKK. : otllce , where it was
mistaken for a political , ward meeting ,
The instruments lined were cow bells , din
ner bells , dumb belli * and other kinds of
bells , ttiatigleH , tin pans , etc. The groom
set up a keg cf beer , and after it bad been
disposed of the serenade wan renewed and
a second keg insisted on. This , however ,
wan refused , and about 9 o'clock Ollic r
Ktispor rang thccurtaln down ntiddeclared
the entertainment closed.
AN EYE TO BUSINESS
Missouri Pacific , ' MOM Indignant tit tlio
Contractors for Dlacoimtliiff
' Timo-ChoclcB.
Seine of the boys who have been
working for thu Missouri Pucilic con
tractors nru very much disgusted with
thu head contractor , A.I' . Wood , of
Wood , Dancroft it Co. and apcuk
ironically of his and his superiors'
friendship for the working intui.
They claim that Wood and his clerk
ire in tlio habit of giving men time
checks , and then buying them in at a
liscount , when they have the inonoy
o pay their face value , and charge up
lie full amount each tune to the nub-
iontractorti , RO that they inako a very
lice little margin on thu paper.
A dine in point is that of William
iVeiss , a young man who cuinu up on
L'uosday from the EO no of oponit ons ,
, bonl live miles hulow Loumvilli ) .
iVoiss drew his time chock for SI 1.1)5 )
and on presenting it for payment was
MTorod by Wood § 10 for it. Not
iking to IORO RO large a percentage
iVoiss wont lo a widow woman who
coopH a store in Louisville , and HIO !
; ave him $11 for it , in cash. On
uturning Wood asked him how much
10 got for his check , and on being
old refused to bclievo it until ho was
nhowa tlio money.
Several men who have worked for
ho fiamo contractors asaort that this
a a common practice , and they have
frequently soon the clerk discount
tmo chocks. In view of the fact that
ho men makp a harp living , anyway ,
they fool highly indignant at this
nothod ot doing business.
METEOROLOGICAL-
The Kind of a Month tlint January ,
1002 , WIIB.
The meteorological summary for the
month of January , as furnished bj
Signal Ollicer Pollock , shows aomo in-
renting facts.
The mean barometer for the montl
was IJ0.18G , the mean temperature
. The prevailing direction of
the wind was Houth.
The highest barometer , on the Slid ,
.Vli ) , the lowest , on the 2b'th ,
' . " . ) . nti'.l. Tlio highest temperature , 01
the Sfith , was 50 ° , the lowest , on the
17th , 0 ° .
The greatest daily range of temperature
aturo was 27.8 degrees , the least 7
degrees.
The wii\d \ attained a velocity of 30
miles on two day and its total movement
mont waa 7i84 ( miles.
Thcro wore 14 clear and 8 fair daya.
There wore 7 cloudy days on whicl
rain or snow foil and two on whicl
neither full.
Fronts are recorded on the 1st , 2d
ad , Oth , 8th , Oth , llth , Kith , Mth
IDth , 10th , 17th , 18th , 10th , liOth
Ulst , 22d , Slid and 7th , or on nine
teen days out of the thirty-one.
CLASSICAL CONCERT.
Tlio Pullomathoan 'Programme for
Tuowiuy Nlglit Koxt.
The iirst chiHsical concert of the
second series given by the Philoma
thoan club of this city will take placi
on Tuesday evening next , February
7th at 8 o'clock '
, at Max Meyer's mil
sic hall. This will bo one of tin
finest concerts over given in the eity
as will bo BOOH by the following :
r noc HA MMI : .
V String Quartet . MendeUmoh
; ; J < " > Mice Hula Parole * . . . Jungman
2. "Thou Art Like Unto a Flower1 . . . ,
UulMin-Uilii . : . .MIBS Penile !
1. Quartet ( i iano und btringsllo ) thove
f ; , Biniii ; Qunrtct . Hay.n .
0. Andante unit Sclu-rzn ( violin ) . . . . lUvi
7. lcrl-ikliervlolInublUutu ( ) .lliiuptinan
„ . . ; . . , ; . Mlm 1'cnm-
8. ( Quintet ( piano und stilng * ) .Bchumun
The Hubscription list is now open a
Max Meyer AHron. . ' utorti , and th
inditiitiuiia nro that c-auh suriuu i
dt-stint'd to iucroavu the populaiity <
the Philomathoans and their chusici
concerts ,
PI.
Josh IHIlhifB bays : "Thare alut no i
in iifttrul hlrtry that haz Lti-n ot more
andi tli'jt more oft than ojiplo pi , und n
inualcln kati. ure iudlb'e .tuii and bHloimu
ne haf ro wel an Kl'lilNO Di.ousoil.
Price W ) cents , trial bottli > lOceut , y > 1\
THE FLAGS COME DOWN.
All Small Pox Signals Moved
from the Slavon House.
The Laet Infoctioue Case Re
moved from the Hotel.
lonsonnblo Procnutlons and Judi
cious HandlltiK oflnfoctcd Artlclos
Will Inauro the Clty'a Immuni
ty from Further Disonao.
The last patientat theSlaven house ,
Jonnolly , was removed to the pest
totino last evening , and made the
ournoy safely , arriving ftt the small-
) ox hospital at about 1 o'clock Ho
was convoyed in a covered carriage ,
lid all danger to persons who might
mvo chanced to meet the vehicle was
hereby avoided. After his removal
lie room in which ho was
onfincd at the Slavon hotino ,
as well as the other apartments in the
ippor atory of the hotel were cleaned
.horouyhly . aud completely fumigated ,
vhich process is to bo repeated daily
or some timo. Moat of the articles
used i'i the roonm were removed to
he post house or burned.
After these precautions had been
ale on , nt the order of the city phy-
lician , the omall pox lings were taken
'rom the windows , and the Slavon
louse no longer has the terror cans-
UK nppoaranco which has so long com-
icllcd pedestrians to cross to the west
side of the street.
Everything at the post liouao is in
about the condition as at last report.
Another death is reported but it baa
lot been learned who wns the victim.
The report of a death has its founda-
.ion in the fact that another collin
jox was neon to ho hauled from there
, bout 5 Vclock Thursday afternoon.
I'ho Sisters of Mercy and Col. llouck
ire still in constant attendance and
everything possible w being done for
he comfort of Iho parties who remain
inder their care.
V.NNKCKHSAHY NCAKK.
The opinion of the city physician
mil many others of the incclicil fra
ornity in that the disease has caused
in unnecessary scare in the city.
While the precaution of vaccination
ms been very properly general-
y taken , much of the alarm
oil by people living in the
vicinity of points where small pox was
iipposcd to oxiflt is declared to have
icon noodleas and conducive to a hin
drance to biisini'SH which cannot but
irovo nearly as serious an injury to
ho city as if the small pox had ac-
ually gained a largo number of vic-
ims. Up to the present time less
han ten cases have been reported ,
ind but three now exist at the pe.st
louse from which any danger by con-
act might bo reasonably apprehended ,
ALL NKEIIKUL 1'HKCAUTIONH
m the part of the city , police authori-
ics , the city physician , mid the
iwnors of the property where small
pox has existed Imvo boon taken.
Icforonco is made to a card in one of
ho morning papers to the Slavon
IOUBO , and the conduct of the propri-
jior and city physician during the
roatmont of the cases thoro. Mr.
Sluvon stated yesterday to n reporter
of TIIR BKK that ho has
not been outside of the hotel him
self , except late nt night , since the
disease waa first dotectod. At the
.imo of the breaking out of the dis
ease there wore thirty or forty board
ers there Such of these as desired
.o leave and take their baggage were
icriniUod to do BO nt the timo. Of
.ho number mentioned , however ,
ibout thirty preferred to remain , as
; hey could neither work nor got
locommodationBolsowhoro. Mr. Slavon
liaa boarded these men as best ht
could and accommodated them as lit :
swa able , trusting to his boarders' '
nhocsty to pay him in the future. No
slops from the sick rooms have been
thrown about promiscuously , and thu
character and size of the Haga weru
determined by the city authorities ,
not by him. The city physician , ac
cording to Mr. Slavon n testimony , has
been untiring in his otiorta ,
both for the good of the
patients nick and the protection
i > f the men obliged to remain in tin.
liousu. As long as the hotel was not
quarantined the proprietor claims that
jio had 110 right to restrict their coin
ing or going , but waa obliged to con
tent himself with keeping as many
of them within doora aa he could.
Strangers have almost daily stopped
it the hotel for accommodations , but
liavo boon invariably refused admit
tance instead of being treated
as guests , aa claimed. From
a half to a whole pound
of carbolic acid , besides other diaiii'
foctanta , has been used daily in and
the building and all communication
with the upper rooms has been pro >
vented. Donnelly was removed iu
soon na it was thought Hafo to d > BO ,
and now there ia not u nick man in tin
whole Ituusii , from any coinplainl
whatever. No guests will bo admit ted
for a time nor until the city physician
givea the opinion that it ia perfect ! )
safe.
TUB I'iTV KKKK.
The city is free , as far as can bt
learned by diligent inquiry , from i
single infectious cuao of amall pox
and with reasonable precautioni
us to the articles used in and bou
the rooms heretofore occupied by tin
patients , no further cases are antici
patod. On the whole the diauaso luvi
been judiciously and well handled am
considering the peculiarly favorabli
conditions for introducing it from tin
railroads and the trouble oxporionciu
at the start in procuring a auitabli
neat house , there have been roinurkiv
bly few victims of the dreaded alleo
tion.
Supreme Court.
The following proceedinga of th
supreme court will bo found of loca
interest :
A prosecuting attorney presenting i
bill of exceptions to the suprom
court , under the provisions of nectioi
18t ! of the criminal code , must obtaii
leave of court to lilo the same.
M | i > vs. Horhach. Krror fron
DinightH county rovornod. Opinion b'
Lake , Oh .1.
1 The finding of facts and thojudi ;
ment must conform to and be sup
poited by the allegations of thoplend
nif ! 011 which they uro based.
" . The action waa brought to en
force nn alleged forfeiture against the
purchaser of real estate for non-por-
fonnanco of the agreement on his
part , and to foreclose his interest
therein. The comrnct called for pay
ment of the purchase money by four
annual installments , payable respec
tively on the 20th day of April ,
187 ! > , to 188Ii inclusive. The ac
tion was commenced December
'lOlh , 187 ! ) . The only default com
plained of respected the first install
mcnt and a small arrcar of taxes ,
Trial and judgment March 10th , 1881 ,
the finding being that the purchaser
waa in default to the entire considera
tion and the judgment confirming
thereto. Hold , erroneous.
Kountzo Brothers vs. School Dis
tricts No. 'tl and 33 , Adams county ,
Motion for rule to show cause why de
fendants should nut bo attached for
contempt.
THE GRAND ARMY.
Army Benns Next Mondny The
Union Spy
On Monday evening noxtGeor < 'o A.
Ouster Post No. 7 , G. A. U. , will
hold n grand old fashioned "Camp-
fire , " which will bo a public affair.
There will bo patriotic speeches by
the comrades , and army beans and
army coffee , cooked in army ket
tles will be served up hot , with genu
ine hard tack.
8KV.3ATIONAL A.M ) HI'
On the Oth , 10th and llth of March
the grand military drama which is
both sensational and spectacular , cn-
tled "Tho Union Spy , " will bo pre
sented at Boyd's ' opera house ,
under the niiapiccn of Ouster
Poat. They will bo assisted by
Colonel E. B. Temple , the author
and proprietor of the play. Prepara
tions are being made to give it in the
most elaborate style possible any
where , and the scenes , most of whioh
are laid in the Shenandoah valley ,
will bo realiatio in the extreme. The
prison scene at AnderBonvillo is said
to be the finest thing of the kind over
seen.
Two OrcaiiN-
llcgulato firat the stomach , second
the liver ; especially the first , BO as to
perform their functions perfectly , and
will remove at least nineteen- twenti
eths ot all the ills that mankind is
heir to , in thia or any other climate.
Hop Uittera ia the only thing that
will give perfectly healthy natural
actions in these two organs. Maine
i' armor. f-1-15
MICHAEL , STROGOPF.
Havorly's Great Company Pass East
Through this City and Promise
to Return.
Hnvorly's great cainpany , who have
boon playing "Michael Strogolf" to
crowded houses in San Francisco ,
passed east through this city yester
day on their return from their coast
engagement. They all appeared to
bo exceedingly well satisfied with the
transcontinental trip and their recep
tion by San Francisco theatre goers.
The manager announced that the com
pany will go east from. Chicago , re
turning west next summer. At that
time they will favor Omaha with a
presentation of the great spectacular
drama.
The following are among those in
the company : W. H. Strickland ,
manager ; Signer Novisaimo , ballol
master ; John McCullough , F. C.
Bangs , J. S. Barrows , Felix Miors ,
0. B. Coitins , G. W. Wissols , G. J.
Henderson , J. F. DeGiz , J. P. Kufe ,
B. F. Wade , Coil Buah , Miss McClol-
lan , Misa Andrewa , M'lio Oarnalbra ,
Miss Barrett , Miss Emma HOBS.
Too Fniitldlous.
Some would-be Uyrcns look on will
disgust
At the rhyium of Kclectric Oil "poet ; "
But wo have tlio beat article known to the
world.
And intend that all persons shall know it
It cures couwh' , colds , astlim'i and catarrh
lir. nchitlH and complainto of that kind ;
It docs notco.-t much , though rheumatic
it cures.
Tis the best Oil in the world you cm ; find
_ _ _ 30-lw
Married.
Mr. F. B. Foradyko , of Cruick
shank & Co. 'a ' store , and Miss Lizzie
Webb , of the same oBtablishmon
woto married yesterday at 2 o'clock
the afternoon at the residence
of the bride's mother. llov
W. J. Hanha oiliciatcd. 'I he
liappy couple loft for Now .York ii
tlio _ evening going by way of the Van
dalia lino. Their trip will extent
until March 15th. Mr. and Mra
i'Vadyko will tuko up their future
residence in this city. _
DO NOT BliTDKOEIVKD.
In these times of quack medieint
advertisements everywhere , it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that i
worthy ot praise , and which re.illj
does as recommended. Electric Hitters
tors , we can vouch for aa being a tnu
and reliable remedy , nd one tha
will do as recommended. Thuyinvari
bly cures stomach and liver complaint
diseases of the Kidneys and Uriiiur ;
difficulties , Wo know whereof w
speak , and can readily say , give their
a trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle bj
Ish & McMahon (3) ( )
"UOUGH ON HATS. "
The thing ileuired found at last. Asl
druggist fur "Hough on llata. " It clean
out rats , mice , readies , file's bed 'lll ' ( > ' 8i IBi
boxen (1) ( )
NOTIOE
Mrs. Florkoo wishes to niuiounco t <
hur ninny friends tlmt aliu lias returned
od from Indiannniui is again prcparci
to net in hur capacity us niirso , where
over her cervices may bo desired ,
Mm. Flurkeo c.in bo found ut lie1
reeidenos , No. ItiOO Ohicatjo stroot.
foba-2
CLOSING OUT A SAMPLE LO'i
of MKN'K , LAHIKS and OHILIUIKN'
Oloveuand Hosiery roKardloaaof thei ;
coat at HUSHMAN'S. They inua
bu uold ,
CANNED CJOODS1 CANNED
OOODS ! !
TUB OREATKhTLlllBRTY IN ASSORT1M
THK FINEST STOCK TO CIIOOhB Fll ( M
LlUEIUL DKUUtTIONH AT W1IOLE8ALE
FLEMING A CO. ,
Family Grocers.
FUN ON THE BRISTOL.
A Thousand Dollar House
Qroot the Jarrett and
Rice Party.
One of the Most EnJoynbloEntortnin-
raonts of the SoasonFilla tno Opera
House with Laughter nnd Music.
The curtain rose last evening on an
udionco in the opera house which
lied that spacious edifice from pur-
uot to dome. "Fun on the Bristol"
was on the stage and throughout waa
no of the most interesting and en-
oyablo performances that has boon
) rcBCiited to Omaha people this sea-
on.
on.The teaturos ot "Fun on the Brifl-
ol" are so numerous and varied that
t ia impossible to give an extended
oviow of the burlesques and side-
plitting fun. The first act
cprosonts the homo of the
Vidow O'Brien , John F. Sheridan
appearing in the characte * of
hat estimable female. This character
s the original creation of Sheridan ,
iiul therein ho is without a rival.
Vhilo "at home , " the widow has two
daughters who are anxious to got
narricd , in which anxiety the old
ady joins , while at the same time she
tcepa a weather eye odcn for her own
hancc
The second act finds the char.icf.ora
n board the steamer Bristol , whence
ho two daiu'hters have eloped with
heir lovers , nnd the widow has fol-
owed them with a music teacher ,
vho rejoices in the title of Count
Menaggio. The characters who here
xppear , aside the "widow , " are sia
ollows : Dora , the widow's daughter
jy McAlister , Miss Carrie Darnels ;
Sera , her daughter by O'Brien , Miss
L'ellula Evans ; Bella Thompson , Miss
Icnnio Yeamans ; Count Monaggio ,
\Ir. \ Harry do Lorme ; Captain Cran-
> erry , Mr. Richard Walden ; Thomas
Cranberry , Mr. Frank Tannolnll ;
lichard Sparka , Mr. Will A. Paul ;
Ferry Thompson , Mr. Goo. Richards ,
md Pinkerton Ilaukshaw , Mr. AVm.
lushes.
During thia act the potpouri chorus ,
consisting of gems from the Piratca of
onzancq , Olivette , Maacotto and Pa-
ionco waa produced. These were all
charmingly rendered , but exhibited
oine some deficiencies in the musical
alent of the company , which was
ompcnsated for by their inimitable
acting.
Richards sang "Mary's gone wid a
coon , " and responded'to an enooro by
ovoral well pointed and fresh "gags"
and "Davy's Gone. "
Miss Daniel's guitar solo also came
n this act , in which this lady die-
> laycd both an elegant costume and
ino playing.
Then followed a burlesque operatic
ceno , which was sido-splittintr. Misa
Teamans sang "Rocruish Eyes. "
The company produced the ! 'Jimmy
Middle Band" in which they played
ho "Turkish Rovillo" in n horn
md Sheridan became metamorphosed
rom a female baliot singer to Uncle
Moses the Jew himself.
The third act was the night on the
s und. It was full of funny Inci
dents , oidivencd by snatches of music ,
and abounded in uproarous fun. The
vholo of "Fun on the Bristol" can
jo better described than any part oft
tas it is unlike anything else. As
i variety from the routine operettas
t is a decided hit and deserves all the
iraiso that can bo bestowed. The
: oinpany give matinco and evening
lorformances to-day , both of which
ivill doubtless catch crowded houses.
Buolmxrs Aruica Salvo.
The best salvo in the world for outs ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum ,
fever sores , totter , chapped hands ,
chillblains , corns and all kinds ol
skin eruptions. This salve ia guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price ,
20c per box. For sale by.
Omaha.
Forty years' trial uas proved "BLACK-
ftRAUGilT" the best liver medicine in
he world.
Boy tvanled to learn the trade at
ED HOLM. & ERIOKSON'S.
The Little Cash Grocery , North
Sixteenth atreot , between Cass am
California streets. ThuntSat. . ,
Florida oranges 25 cents a dozen a
Little Al's , 1420 Doui-laa street.
FORRENT.
One square I'iiuio for rent at SC.OO
a mouth. Inquire of
EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S.
Feb2d .St.
Jos. Falconer hm removed to th
basement nf the "Boyd , " where ho ia
prepared u > sc6 all his old friends am
patrons and "more too. " lie cor-
tuinly keeps a iiist cl.ins place and is
doing finely. Between the actswhui ,
you have to go out "to see a man , '
drop down. janlUeoa-10
M. R. Risno.v nas moved his insurance
suranco ollico into Boyd'a opera house
corner room.over ' drug atoro. Theatre
entrance. JaiilO-lni.
Instructions given on the violin
zither and t-uitar by W. P. Chamber !
No. 1023 Hurt street. FebJ-Ot * .
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
HOSIERY !
Ladies' , Men's and Children's Hose
at fnmi 5c per pair up at
It BUSHMAN'S.
_
ANOTllEiUlTuE CHANCE.
One dozen silver knives and fork
will bo given away at Fritz Wirtlf
City Hotel sample room to morrow
Everybody entitled to a chance.
fobt-2t :
_ _
IMPORTANT !
GKNTLKMKN'H FISH OAI.F NKW Yoia
CITY MADE SHOES IN CONOUES.
BurKLis : AM > LACK HAUS , ONE DOL
LAH r.MtKll KOHL-All I'UUT. . Mt'S '
HE cLosKii OUT. WANT THE HOO.M roi
SHOES. A. 1) . MORSE ,
Fourteenth and Farnhnm Sis.
MEN'S 11EAVY WOOLEN MITTI
and GLOVES AT lee at
BUSHMAN' . * .
French roasted chestnuts at Littl
Al'a.
L. B. WILILAMS & SON.S.
EMBIIOIDKUIES.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
EMBROIDERIES.
A NEW'THINO.
Ve have just received a largo lot of
REMENT LACES
rom the factory. These are put up
or us to our order and run in difler-
nt lengths , all of which wo sell at
lOo A BUNCH.
SEE THEM ! SEE THEM !
They are something entirely now
nd have never been offered in thia
ity before.
THEY WILL PLEASE YOU.
Wo are also making some special
irices on wool hosiery.
A tine Cashmere hose , SI.00 ; former
price , § 1.25.
A tine wool hose , 7&CJ former price ,
SI. 00.
A fine wool hose , 50c ; former price ,
5c.
5c.A
A good hand-knit wool hose , 35c ;
ormcr price , GOc.
A good hand-knit wool hose , 2oo ;
ormor price , ! i5c.
ALL HEAVY GOODS MARKED
DOWN.
THE BEST OFFER YET.
A lot of
GENTS' NECKWEAR.
Satin-lined goods , well made ,
usually sold for § 1.00 to SL&O , wo
sell at
50c and 75c.
TO BRING OUR
GENT'S .FURNISHING GOODS
'
FORWARD ,
Wo will give a nd
CASH DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT.
'rom regular prices on all goods in
hat department excepting the
JOBS IN NECKWEAR.
THIS OFFER WILL CONTINUE
THROUH THIS MONTH ONLY.
Wo mean just what wo say.
WB WILT , NOT UB UsI > EUSOU > .
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
Corner Dodge and Fifteenth Sts.
BARGAINS in UNDERWEAR for
jadics and Gentlemen at
BUSHMAN'S.
GROCERIES , Now Stock , Fresh
Goods , line line , corner 13th and Web
tor atrcots , H. G. KRAUSE.
SPEG5AL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MUNtY.
ONEY TO LOAN Call nt lv limoe o
M ThociM RoomS Crplirhton llloclf.
To loan at lrom 8 to 10 * icr ce" '
on good real ostatosocurity , by
HI. ISAAC HOWARDS HOD Farnhnm St.
TO LOAN At 6 per oontln-
rcreht In sums ot 2MO , mid
jnvardu , for 3 to 6 years , en Qrst-class tit > nnd
arm iircperty. ] ! KMIS REAL ESTATE and LOAN
AOKNCT , Ifth nnd Uouulan Sta.
HELP WANTED.
A Bleady man or hey lo d i Ron-
WANTED abou ttatile nnd house. Apply
n Gco. W. Doano , over Criiickshaiin's Here ,
'Iftccntb and IJonglaj. 78-4.
> ANTED A good painter by Dr. Edwards-
W 1109 Farnhim street. 76 4' .
- like to trade a small
WANTED-Would a heavier ono Balance
n cnh. Address lUndlcidcr , Foit Omaha.
* .
C8-4
25 men in Ncmaha for railroad
WANTED Apply II. Mainweiler , Kmploy-
mc'it Agent , llth St. , near Farnhnm. 71-0 * .
Men and teams to woik In ice.
WAETED , SI.50 for men , $3,60 for teams.
Apply at once near feitlllzinj ; works , onomic !
outh of Boyd'a Patkinc ; House , lien MaUon.
eB-6" .
lly a steady man a permanent
WANTED . Understands the care of
lorses. Good references if required. Address
K , BitBotllcc. 63-0' .
WANTED A situation as servant glil. In
quire 823 South 20th street or at Julius
Trcltschke's wholesale liquor ttore , IGta street.
64-4.
A good houickccper , German
WANTED . Apply to K. Mannveilcr ,
llth street , near Fttrnham. 00-4 * .
"VXT ANTED Iy ! a resiicetnlilo persona
YV tion as Bccniiil cirl In a ( inlet family. Ad-
drciui K. T. A. , 1013 , Cnpitol avenue , bet. lUth
ami 17th. 6C-i :
ANTED Girl lor general housework ; Ger
W man preferred. Enquire at COS S. 17th St.
39-tf
i ED A few moro day boirdcra can be
WAN witli first cliai tibloboard
nt M.OO per week , 1408 Capitol avenue , bet. 14th
and 15th 41-9 MRS. KOSrf.
ANTED A carriage painter at Simpcon's
W carriage factory , 14(9 and 1411 Dodge St.
-\TrANTED-Glrl immwiately , at 1703 Callfor-
YY "I * St. ; must be good cook , washer and
Ironcr None other neid apply. 34-tf
AMKU To excnai tcu lor city property
w SO or 10" > at res of Kood farm land Improv
ed , with timber and running water. Situated in
York count * , 4 miles lrom railroad town. Ad
dress , J. llluett , 1715 ( card St. , Omaha.
21-3'eod.
ANTED rirtt-closs COOK , ono w. o uudi-r-
W
. . BtumlBineat cooklnvaswcli as p.ihlry ; none
but Dr t elasH need apply Aluo a good by us
waiter.T.\'l'l | > atllOSFiniham 908-e'dl
. . A good girl for general housework -
WA.STh.li also a tmall girl t. take nro of
baby. Iniiultc noittnvc.t corner 23J and Hurt
blreet. ! fJ4 tf
WANTED Funding bridge and ichool bonu.
II. T Olark ; HeVlevuu. ! M-tf
ANTED To rent n desirable dwelling
lioiife. Address llox 40 , City 971 tf
A few dv boarucraan ' be BC
WANTED llrm-cl.i'W tabl. ' board at
n very rcaxonahlo rate. Inquire n 135 Hnnnrd ,
betutvn fitli and 10th uts. bSitl
\ - children as bnarderi in a nelcct
W-\NTED-1 19th aud California St. L. 1 !
LOUMI.S 7i7-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
RUN r--Store , 22x50 , suitable for saloon
FOIl 10th , between California and Web
> Ur , No. till. 73.9
I71OR RENT-Stablc , 1610 Howard Hreet.
J ; Iniiilro | of W. M. lluihman. 70-tf.
OR SALE Freih rallth cows , also nice fresh
buff rat llrtil'd Grocery btoro.cornerTcntb
and Dodge. KebS-lm' .
I OK RENT Nicely furnlihcd rooms to let ;
i.1 reference exchanged ; 1417 Howard St
OR HKNr Two furnished rooms with board ,
COS Noitlt 17lh St. 58-3' .
I70R HKNr llouioof Tronmi ; ha uli ard
1 } and large utable. 12tli mreet , between
Howard and Jack on. Rent , * i6 per uion'h
" Oil RENT Furnlfcbrd front room , N. E , cor
F"Oil and Jac son 62-tf
I710K RENT Ono I r.e front room , turnuhwl
L' for t OBCiltlemunllil5Chicagolt _ 55 >
] RENT Donovan place , south end of 13th
110K . Onuhu , BiiltiMu for 'egfta'ilu gar
dvii ; a go u hou > o with tlstern , fltiT ; , i. < . gooi
. . . . . . . . .
.il „ ! i.nvii n lini ! tiir rir-tiiril ntir > nt IJV1 l.i.nv
RENT Furnlshdl room. Inquire 1(23
< Jar' ' m > St 38-tl
. - uKYf itewr lioux ; , 7 room * , 25lh am
Chicago St. 334 *
iTIORRKM'-Teuacrtilaud ithnouc , three
X uillui fiom city on Military road. Apply
to J. M. Shuly. 'J6-S- .
SPBUIAL NOTIOES-Oontinuoa
71011 RENT-Kooms in Jacobi' Mock.W3tf
1 W3-tf
neil KENT Iloom partially furnhhcd , Carlto
U i enue , lict. 17th and Isth , i < oath aide. 6-t
ITIOH HUNT .Mr ly furnished rooms , ftt 1916
L ? Chicago St. 17 U
_
I JIOU RENT Home ol fight teems , Enquire
? J. 1'hlpi * Hoc , 1512 8. Fifth 8t. 077-tl
nOR RENT Feb. 1st , commodious brick red-
L1 ilcnco , corner 10th and Farnham Sts. Ap-
Mr * E. A. Ittiicr , Talxir , Frcrront Co ,
owa , Inferences desired.
FOR RENT One of the beat stores on fumlne
St. . 20x21 , by January 1. 1882. 820 U
Til OK KKNT K lurmsnou room * unit jl i
JU chant1 ExchaDfte.N. B. cor. letji and Dode.
ltroct . I89-U
OR11KNT Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board. Reasonable price * . 2013
Cas.1 St. 789-tf
SALE
1J10RHADE A good second ha"d Btroct hat *
J for pale , at a low bargain , by Dr. Im&v
Edwards , 1109 Fnrnhatu street. 74 tf.
17VMI SALW OR F > R I'UIILIC USE-Full
JL1 Illoodcd Jiirscy bull. Kcttdcncc 2518 Do-
oatur street , Notti Omaha , five blocks northwest -
west of turn-tablo on Saunders ttreot , John
Taylor.
FOR SALE A first class plmctonT Enquire at
1310 Ilnrnoy St. 61-3
TTIOIl SAUI Souerkrout by the barrel , cheap ;
J ? cr gal. Iflc , at Durham .Meat Market , 13th
ht , , bet. , Douglas and Dodge , 61-14
ITU R SAIiK House , 7 roomi , closet , cistern.
Jj well and lot ; COS N. 13th St. 32-4
SAI.i : Good will and fixtures of a first-
FOR flnloon and billiard halt , situated In
the town of Do Witt , Clinton Co. , la. Will IC.VHJ
the building f or n. term of live Jcnr- . ConsistIng -
Ing of a large bar-room and dwelling roonin.
The best location In the city. Tlio plncu has
bsi n doing n line business for ten years. Also a
largo ice homo filled with tec. Address lira. W.
Kadoch , DJ Witt , Clinton Co. , Ia. S2d2twlt
171011 SALE House nnd full lot In Rood loca-
JL1 tion , cheap. I'ricc , ? 1160. ! F.v < y tenns.
McCAOUK , Opp. post ttllce. 15tf
1710RSAI.E Rest building lot In Slilmi's ad.
L1 dltlon , 142 feet east front by 120 feet depth.
-McCAOUE , Opp. post office. 14 U
FOR SALE , CHEAT Engineer's tools , com-
prlhlnp of a theodolite and npimratui. In-
qulroof C. I ) . , 207 S. 13th St. IC-tf
FOR SALE A t-ood buirgy hornc , suitable foi-
a lady to drive. Inquire No. 1100 Howard
Bircet. p-g-4
"I710R SALE 1 H'irrcl stallion , Clydesdale , 8
Jj years old , weighing 16CO pouiidi. 1 black
stallion , J Norman } Morgan , 6 years old , weigh
ing 1560 pounds , took fire' , premium at Nebraska
btato Fair , 1881. 1 Kentucky Jack. . black , ,
weighing about 900 pounds , 4 years old , took
first premium at Ncbra ka State Fair , 18SO and
1831. Inquire of Chaa. Neber , Farmers House.
City. 033-tf
OR SALE Four sections of shelving and Z
good counters. Inquire at D W. S.ixo ,
Opera House 1'harmacy. 927-U
T70R SALE OR RENT A grocery store and
JL butcher shop , doing a good business. In-
quira at this office. 912-U
OR SALE 2 nlco counturu and 2 silver plated
fhow cases , at O'.o. H. I'etcrBOn'B , 804 South
10th St. 741-tf
SALJ Or will exclm go for Omaha pro
perty , an Improved sec on of land adjoin
ing a station on U. P. R. R. M. DUNHAM , 141S
FamhamSt. , Omaha. '
7OR SALK Or trade for city property , on
1 } npan of horses , harness and wagon. Add rci
S. Y. , thhofllcti 722 tf
SALE A good seven-year-old horeo
Foil to drive single or double. En
| Ulre of George Canlleld , Canllcld house.
novl8-tf
KICK FUH S.AL.I' . .
B 203-tf KRTAHKOOK * fOK !
MISOELLANEOUU.
LOST Jnn. 24th , a Shepherd dop , hlaek.
white and tan spot over each uye. Had
on leather collar. Name S ci. Any one re-
urnlns him will ro.civc reward. Hour ) ' Clay ,
South 19th St. , south of S-uatoga hou-c.
* .
72-4
K SAUNDERS 1205 Karnham St.
JOHN and Commlsson. Second band
--oodH of nil kinds bought nnd sold. Cosh ad
vanced on consignment * . Keal estate nnd live
stock a specialty , and outside sales promptly
V.tended to. 77-0.
K. S\UNDEKS-1206 Karnham St. ,
JOHN for the sale of real estate and per
sonal property of all kinds. Wo adver'ise all
iroperty until soli' , aii'l no commission charged.
Hen and women in want of employment should
should call at once. 76-9.
A Buckskin leather puree , containing
LOST , in money and note for $15.00 , paya
ble to llathew Sampson , Finder will receive
a liberal reward by icturning the same to thia
oflicc.
oflicc.HIGHEST PRICE paid for all kinds of Iron , v
HIGHEST and rags , by I. Galinsky & Co. , 1020
Douglas St. < 19-lm
i UUOMS FOR RlCNl1 S. W. Cor.
19th and Davenport fct. 09C-U
rp\VO FURNISHED UOi'JIS ' FOR RKNT-In-
JL quire nt lloepo'a Art Emporium , IblO Dodge
street. 9U3-U
OF SMALL T-TJSINESS
wanted by expcrienctd man. Small talary.
1' . L ) . liox 502 City 008.U
For the next 30 days , wo will , on the
SHIRTS ol sixty cents , send'to any addrcsH ,
iOi-tp > id , ono of our unlaundml dienn Shirts ,
rouitivoly only ono Shirt xcnt to one address.
EUREKA SHIi.TCO. ,
04fl-lm . Marseilles , 111.
UUi Mb Within thrco blocks of
F poatollico. Inquire at 1610 Pod e. 96-tf
T1URN18I1ED KOOMS For BlDKla
JL1 also ono front room with piano , southwest
corner IKth and Capital avenue. _ 800-tf
EMIB' NEW C1TY MAPS. 10c. Mounto
B Maps , 82.60. _ OKO. 1' . BF.MI3.
IN OKA \ UN i'OHtilc and Oil ,
also decorative painting. MRS. D. R.
rAHDNER , room 1 , Jacob's Block. B42-tf
IJOOM her lat
b
ALEl ) HAY At A. II. Sander's Feed Sterol
B 1013 Homey St. BlO-U
KlIIS' HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 8
R
EDWAKD KUEHL
MAGISTER OF 1'ALMYSTERY AND CONDI
TIONALIST , 498Ti-nth Btrcut , between Fr.rnhntu
andllaincy. Will , with the aid of gutrdlau
spirits , obtain for any ono a glance at the pact
anil prwent , nnd on certain conditions In the fn
ture. Hoot * ndShoos madii to fder. I'frd.t
Absolutely Pure.
Thli powder never varies. A m rul of | mrlty >
trenith and wholcnomeness More economical
than the ordinary kinds , and cannot bo old IB
competition with the multitude of low list ,
ihort weight , alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in cans.
ROYAL DAKINO POWDER CO. ,
NewYcrW ,