THE JDA1LX BEE : WEDNLSDAY SEP'iVMiiJEft 27
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morning Sept. 27.
IVnathor Keport.
following observation * are taVcn at
thf same moment of lima nt U the sUtlons
.
WAB DrpAHTMKKT , U. 8. SioHAtBrn-
VICE , OMAHA , Sept , 20 , 1832. (1:45 ( p.m. I
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lett 1 Inchei * IL Orozse , nd i leet 4 Inches it
Djtnjqnf , 1 leot 3Inches kt Si. I' il.
LOCAL BKHV1TIE8 ,
Boardl&g horses a spcolaHy at the
Jefferson Square St ble , 10th and CM ) .
Sixty-eight Canadian laborers pawed
through Omaha en route for UrltUh Colum
bia to work on the Canada Paclflo railway ,
L. 0 , Enewald'a fctora building on St ,
M ry' arenne Is nearly completed nnd
will bo ready for occupation after tha 1st
of October.
The Union Pacific bwo ball club will
KO to Wahoo next Saturday. Col. U. M.
Hells bai withdrawn from tbo management
of tbe club ,
Ted Grebe , driver of Iho U. l' ( express
won disabled Tuesday by a i > to > o canting
which fell on this foot and goea about to
day on crutches.
There remain bnl fo-j miles of the
Orccley , Salt Lake & 1'aclfb road to bo
completed between Oreoley and 1'ort
Collins.
Adolph Schwcrcncr , an artist nn glo
whoso pilntlng tnatorltl iinoop , decorated
the windows of Tint BKK subncrlptlon do-
ptrtmont last ovcnins in beautiful tttylo ,
Telegrams to Bradstrcot Tuesday an
nounce the asnlgnmont of A , H. Boltou ,
grocer , Kearney , Nob. An Omalm boot
and nhoo liouao Is also reported in trouble ,
D wn on the levee , on Sunday night ,
1'aUoy Kelley attempted to whip bla wife ,
"Mother Kelley , " when tbe young Kelley
took hlimnthor'n part and put n head on
the old man with a brick.
Senator llay.trtt aLil Commander Gor-
rin n , U. S. A. anil purly rtachcd the
Utah Northern rullway at Uoavcr canyon
on Sunday mi tholr return from Yuliow-
itnno Paik and slatted cast.
Academy of Music , tbo nalnco variety
Ihcatro of the west Itead tha bitln this
week , aud don't fall to HCO the famous
Mt < lam ltlanlow ki'H l < 'roucli Nlc-Nao
P ncer . They arn aocagod for one week
only , just to please thu boys.
Among tbo prominent gentlemen ad
vocating the woman Euffraqo amendment ,
who nre In the city nnd will attend tbo con
rontion U Mr. James Kilkenny , formerly
of Chicago , nnd raoro recently of thia state.
lie will addrotui the couvcutlon during IU
AcoliKrojational meeting of the I/uth
ran churoa will bo held In Max Meyer'0
hall , corner of Varnam and Kleventh
itrocti , Qejtoinbcr 2Stb , at 7:30 o'clock , p.
tn , to decide upon n plan for 4 now church ,
nd attend toother biuincai of importance.
Thejdlrectorti' car of the Utah Ccn
tr l railway arrived In this city Sundiy
afternoon , wUhUisliop Sharp and p rty ou
board. The car wai left ever at the traim-
for to receive nomu distlnguliihod passca
gers from the oaat. The Hpoclal car of the
Southern Pacific nl o came In on the name
train.
Monday tbo motnbora of the Bali-
bath lohool of the Congregational church
commenced A week of prayer in the parlors
of that church. The uxcrclvos were very
Interesting and much good work U an tic 1
pated.
Uaswitz & WelU have given n bill o
ale of ( heir stock to Claflm & Thaynr o
St. Louli , andawlgned tlielrbookaccounta
to Louis Uriah to secure htm as endorse
on rent. The firm is owing about $0,000
In all , aod claim to ewe $1,000 unsecured
which tloy cannot meet.
A bone and phaeton belonging to Mir
Katie MoCheane was stolen Monda
while It was hitched In Shlnn'n addition
The horse U a brown ono and the phaeton
canopy top. Any ono who knows of th
whereabouts of the rig will confer a favo
fayor by leaving word at A. J. Simpson'
emUge factory or wltb W. J. Mount ,
Capitol avenue ,
nd friends of the M. H
tbnrjb leadered to their beloved elder
Rov. U. HloketU , a farewell entertain
inent , at their church lait evening , and I
wou'd ba tuelrat to nay that It was a parl
lug of regret. Since ho ha > been in cm
mL'it we have learned to love him as
trUndandiptrliual adviser. In bin de
porture vre k e one whoso plac In th
community cannot lie taiUjr filled. S. W
P.
There will be an ereoutive meeting o
the offloen of the National Woman Su
( rage association to-day , September 20th
at U p. m , , ID the parlor * of Uojd'a 0 | > cr
boiiM. to which oulcen of this aaaoclatlo
ouiy will bo admitted. May Wright Sew
all , chairman b ( tbo executive committee.
Governor Porter , who telegraphed tb
newi of tbe Indian butlnoit to the U , & B :
officials not long ilnct , WM in tbe oit
jeUerJay purohatlog nuppllei for bit itor
la Hilger , Duntly county. Ho explainer
the canto of bis eendlog tbo telegram , tha
tbo Cheyenne Indians petting tbrcui-h tb
eountry to the north were met by a lot o
cowboy * , who took alarm and came tea
Iny Into town wltb their hair ttandiu
itraixbt up under their white hats , ami In
forming the people that the Indian ! wer
upon them. Their aooounta were of sue
a nature tlit Governor Porter , upon behalf
half of tbo cltlseni , telegraphed for arm
taUug , ai the report read , that the p o | >
wen fully able to defend themselves
thijr Lad tbo arms. Tbi inimitable oo
boy u u ual did It , Lincoln Journal.
THE SUFFERING SISTERS ,
o Whom the Tyrant Man Re-
fnsos Political Freedom ,
And tbo Joya of Participating
in Rump nnd Republican
Oouvuntionu ,
The 8I i and Sigh * of tlio Snffarcm
on the Opera Homo Utict >
Last oToning about twilight the
trocta ftnd lulls of Omaha presented
lovely picturo. The shades of night
were laying their drapery over a busy
world , when llio twinkling atari ) , ono
iy ono , came from out thn darkness ,
nd Ihoso who walohcd them coming
were ao cnrap'urod ' with the econo
hat thn night insensibly foil upon
horn. At the sumo limo the full
moon roeo aud crept over the eastern
lorlzon , walking in that majesty of
which Milton takes notice of , tint ! D&
vid BO beautifully deacribcs. The
troots were brilliantly lit up , and the
idowalka crowded with a ruching
populace. It was n very favorable
venlng for the inaugural of the
woman's auflrago movement , the first
oaalon of which took place at Boyd's
pora house , ai already announced in
'mi BBII , where ono of the moot np-
Hociativo and intelligent audioucrn
lad rmcinblod , at 7:30 : o'clock , th.it wca
ver noon on ono occasion in Omaha.
Old men with their wivca and young
men with their sweethearts were thorp ,
white now and then could bo socn n
ald-licadod bachelor and an emaciated
ild maid trying to muster a omilo of
tpprobatinn , The projectors of this
novomont have CIUBO to coogratulnto
homeolvcs that they begin the cam
ign under euch favorable and'happy
splcoB. It is evident that irnturo
md done everything in her power to
make the occasion all that the heart
lould wish or BOU ! desiro.
The ntago was partitioned of ! in the
oar by the dining room tccno. The
nail fronting the audience was dec
rated with the national flat ! nnd
' ' ' '
: " K q'uAi.iiT HKFOIIK TIM : LAW. " :
ho motto of llio ntato r.t rcd the
uuionco in the face mitt voicail ono
> f the leading nontitnonls of the nj > i-
ators , A line of flush covered chairs
trctchod behind iho footlights , while
wo tables for the secretary and ro
ortora , with the inevitable atnud in
ho contro containing two books and
i glass of water , give the atogo the
ppoaranco of n tompcranco Iccturo
> latforin , with Boots for the support-
ng committee in the roar.
cVmong the distinguished permms on
iio atago wuru Miss Couziti.i , Senator
jaunders , Mrs. Gougar , Mr a. Key
ian , Mrs. Brooka , MISB Mnnoti , Mrz.
iliattock , Mrs. Minor , Mies Ilindman ,
Irs. Saxon , Alia. McKinney , Mra.
tones.
At 8 o'clock Minn Susan B. An-
liony stopped forward and called thn
ho mooting to order , when Hov. A. F ,
"Uorrill oilorodaBhortprayorin which
10 epoko very frouly for the rights of
woman and the noble right they had
not horn to espouse. At Iho eon-
.luslon of the prayer Miss Anthony
ntroducod Hon. A. ' .I. Ponploton ,
vho had boon aoleclod to deliver the
address of welcome. liis address
was favorably received , and ho took
iccaalon to npoalc very fruoly of tlio
ights of woman , lip paid a very
ligh tribute to the pionecr.i of Iho
lavement , auddwolt feelingly of their
icroio efforts , lu the middle of his
nddrcbs ho had to stop reading on no-
onntof the dim light , when Mian
Anthony stepped forward and apoli-
.jirud for the interruption , and dur-
ng her abort snncch the upcaker ro
urnod and oaid ho would proooud ,
renting nppluuco in the audionco.
Jo said that in all the heathen
ands woman was now atu'
Iwayo had bcoit in the worst forma
of slavery. Hero Mr. Popploton liac
to stop again in lib speech , n nynopsis
of which will bo found in the pro
cccdiugH of thin contention.
The followinc letter from Elizabeth
iidy Stantou , who Is now in Friinci-
as received by the convention , um
wo print it in full for our roadera , K
i is a letter of national interest , am
ho is ono of the loading minds of the
ago :
TOUUHWK. Franco , Sept. 1 , 1881.
To tlio National Wtmin UulT/tjo A sclatlon In
Convention Arsombkd.
DEAR Fiar.NDs '
: 1'eoplo never np
prcciuto Iho magnitude and importunco
of any step in progress at the time i
is taken ; nor the full moral worth o
these characters who inupiro it ; hence
it will bo in line with the whole hut
tory of reform from tno bugtuniii ) : , i
woman's enfranchisement in Ne
braska ehouli , to many i-.iinda , soun
puerile nnd uromaturo , and iu udvo
caloa fanatical and utiroasonablo
Nevertheless , the proposition spo.it
for itsolf. A conaittutional amend
men to crown one-half the people of i
great state , with all their civil am
political rights , is the most vital quoa
tlou the citieuns of Nebraska have
over been called on ( o consider , an
the fact cannot bo gainsaid that BOUI
of thop'irostand ablest women Amerlc
can beaU arc now in the aUto advo
eating the nieasuro.
For the lost two month * I Lav
been assisting my son in the ootnpila
tlon of work soon to bo publiihei
in America , under the title "Women
in Europe , " in which diatlnguialm
women in different nations have oaol
contributed a , sketch of the progrei
made in their condition , In the varl
ous pountriot. Ono interesting an <
ilgnificaut fact , a shown in thin work
is that in the years wo bvgtu to ugitat
the question of equal rights , tbcr
was a simultaneous movement by wo
man for various priviligos , Industrial
social , educational , civil aud politUil
throughout the civilized world ; um
this without the
slightest concert o
action , or knowledge of each other *
existence , showing that the time hat
comp , in the natural evolution of th
species in the order of human develop
inent , for woman to assort her rights
and to do maud the recognition of th
femlnino element iu all the vital In
terotU of life.
To battle against this palpable fac
in philosophy , Bud the accumulated
facti in achievement that can bo BBC
on all sidw in woman's march for tb
kit forty yean , from slavery to
quality , is as vain as to battle against1
10 hvr of gravitation.
Wo shall as surely roach the p ul wo
iroposcd when wo ntartcd tut that the
ich prairiea of Nebraska will , cro
eng , feed and educate millions of
> rave mpn nnd women , gathering
hero from every nation of the globe.
Jvery conaideration for the improve
ment of your homo life ; for lha
morality of your towns and cities ; for
ho elevation of your schools and your
oleges , and for the loftiest motiven of
mttiotiem , should move you , men of
obr.ukB , to role for this ntuond-
mcnt. Gallon , in hia great work on
Heredity , " Bays , " \Vaaro in crying
want for n greatsr fund of ability in
nil stations in life , for neither the
lowca of atatesinzn , philocophcrs , nr *
isans nor laborers are up to modern
omploxity of theirapvcral professions ,
An extended civilization like OUH
ompriaen inoro interests than the or-
iinary ntatcsmon or philosophers rf
ourrncoaro capable of dealing with ,
nd it exacts moro intelligent work
bun our ordinary artisans nnd and
aborors are capable cf performing.
) ur race is overweighted and appears
likely to bo drudged into legcnoracy
by demands that exceed its powers ,
f its average ability wcro raised a
grade or two our now classes would
sonduci the complex affairs of state i
ionic and abroad as oaailv as our best
butincas men now do their private
radcs and professions , Tlio needs of
ivilizitinn , communication and cul-
uro call for moro braino and mental
tnmina than the average of our race
1OBSCBS , "
Does it need a prophet to tell us
where to begin this work ? Dooa not
ho physical and intellectual condition
of the women of a nation decide the
apacily and power of its men I If
wo would iivo our nons the help and
nepiration of woman's thought and
ntorest in the complex ques-
innu of our present civilization ,
wo must first giro her the power that
political responsibility accurcK. With
ho ballot in her own right hand , she
would feel a now eonso of dignity , and
command among men n respect they
invo never felt bolero. Nebraska now
iss the opportunity of making this
rrnnd experiment , of nccuring justice ,
iborty , equality , for the first time in
ho world's history , to woman , and
hrough her education and enfran
chisement , of lifting man to that
lighcr piano of thought where ho may
> a able wisely to moot all the cmor-
gcncicft of tlio period in which he ia
KW called on to act. Lot every man
n Nobniska now do his duty , that
\vhon the sun goes down on tbo 7th of
S'ovembsr the fid ! ; nowa may bo sent
ounrl the world that at last ono state
n the America republic baa fully tic
corded the eacrod of
right oelf-govorn'
nont to all her citizens , black and
white , men and women.
With sincere hope for this victory ,
Cordially yours ,
KM/.AIIKTH OAUY ST > NTON.
Miss Anthony stopped forward and
addrcEsecl the convention upon the
wrongu that have boon heaped upon
woman in the past , the gradual growth
of law and its rotations to woman in
ill her relations. She congratulate
ho pcoplo of Nebraska that that grcai
md grand monument was to bo hat
'n this utiito.
Miss Evuloon Maaon , ofMilwankcc ,
wan introduced who camu forwarc
aud addressed the audience from her
nanuscrlpt. Bho is n yonng and dolt-
cutely formed woman , very much like
.ho southern style of gracefulness ,
; > o3aecsing a very nvrcet nnd melodioin
I'oico. She epoko very distinctly ape
was relieved from aoy tMiilmriatmlohi
10 charactnristic of much essayists.
Uor treatment of the subjocl
showed montnl culture and much
: hought , clothing her thoughta iu the
most beautiful and classical language ,
dwelling upon the homo , its influence
and refinement , tracing its visible in-
luenca upon every generation of men.
Mrs. May Wright Sowall was next
introduced , who apoko oxtomporanc
ously upon the subject. She it a
nrotnan of unusual ability , extensive
learning and oxhibilud much though' '
upon the rightsjof woman , Her voice
s strong , her language easy , and every
HTSOII in the audience could caailj
iicar her distingtly. She spoke on
nucrioAL POINTS.
She aaid bullets and ballots do not
30 together in the hiyid of men. Why
should they bo required to bo joint'i
in the right hand of women. The lit
umcnt that bad women will votoiano
argument until virtue ismadothocon
dition on which men hold the ballot
Should this bo made the oonditiot
upon which both Boxes vote , it wbuK
undeniably give the balance of power
into the hando of women , A move
inent ia usually carried on and ito ad
vantages naed by the acmw sort of pno
plo as thoBo who iuitiutu it. It was
not the Mugdiloncu of Philadelphia
who Inaugurated the demand fur the
ballot , nor the Maj-dalaues of
Ni'w Ycik and IKibtou who joiimd ii
the cry. But Lucrotia Molt was the
standiud bearer in the Qunker City ,
aud wompn hwcot of voice , pure o
heart end muiterly of intellect nxlliot
.14 her body gumd. Tlio diity pool o
politics. It would Ipollnto women t (
mix with men. This is tlio argument
of subordination always , it has at dif-
fotonttimea boon used to keep wouioi
firat , from the tables of their lordf
Bocond , from the rchoolaj third , fron
the church , the collcqo , the trades uiu
professions ; even from genoml acciety
Women ore , however , admitted to ul
thcao jilacosj what has been the cfleo
upon their purity ?
The testimony of American mon
ho have traveled abroad ii that no
women are like unto American women
in purity , in intelligence , in domestic
skill aud grace , iu spiritual dignity
The air of freedom ft is the only ut
uioapboro conducive to purity , favor
nblo to dignity , or compatible with
virtue.
Women ate too ignorant to vote
but etatiatins show that there IB (
percent , moro illiteracy among the
men of Iho United States than amen
the women. If shallow knowledge
partial judgment and limited view
are to exclude ono Bex from
the ballot box it muat both.
The effect on domestic felicity was
next discussed. The need of the bal
lot to protect thn industrial interests
of women who are entering all field
of industrial
competition was
ihown , aud finally by citing
the bills introduced Into legUls
tire assemblies which pertain to pure
ly houaehold and home Interests , I
WM clearly set fortb that women need
the ballot as one instrument for doing
the work of tholr own legitimate
sphere.
The ipoaker spoke of the prolific
nalltiaa of Indiana mon u compared
rith the men of Nebraska lathe art of
ibjeottona to this movement. At this
lira. Gougar roao and said to the audl-
nee that Mra , Sawall under
atod the prolific qualities cf
tfebmska men , for she had
jf.en hjro in this stito for thirty
ays and had ample opportunities to
udgo of thorn , while her calleapup ,
klra. Sowall , had only been In No-
irankn ton days. Thia brought _ down
ho houao and revealed flno fpecimpt.s
if reptrtco on the part of both Indies ,
n 1348 , the epaaker eaid , thera were
inly seven induitriol avocations open
o women , while now there are fitly-
i. lit non domcstio industries open to
lur in Trdiana and ii 1,000 women iin-
vln the opportunity. Throughout
IOT npccch Mrs. Scnall received re-
icatod applaunc , and neonied to have
jcrfect control of her audience. In-
liana , aa well ou the woman'a suflYago
issociutio , n\iy well bo proud of hor.
Vt the cloro of the npecch filiss An-
hony unnouuced the following pro-
; rammo for to-day :
A meeting in the opera house at
0:30 : a. in. fur the friends from No-
iraska nnd all thosa interested in the
ilans of work for tbo Nebraska cam-
) alt u. Ileports of _ delegates nnd let-
era from absent frionrls.
At 2 p. r.i. Mrs. .lano Mclvinni < y of
'owa , Mra. Bones of Dakota , and Mra.
Toyman of New York will address the
convention.
At 7-l5 : p. in. Mrc. Matilda Llind-
nan of Penimtlvaniu , Blrn. Elizabeth
j. Saxon of Now Orleans and Mrs.
lolon M , Gougar of Indiana will
peak.
After which Mis.Gougar announced
icr willingness to mret any gentleman
who dccired to discuss this question ,
Mid said that no man _ could prove by
ho principles of thia republic thst
woman had no right to vote without
disfranchising himaalf.
List of suflragls'a nvrivodyesterday :
adom Olara JSoyman , Now York
Jity ; Miss Matilda Hiudman , Pitta-
> urg ; M rs. Virginia L. Minor , S > .
Jouis ; Mrs. Xina Young , and Mra. E.
B. Wolle. Utah , at the Paxton.
Mrs. Eliziboth Lialo Saxon , Now
Jrleans , at Mra. 0. F. Manderson's ,
Twentieth and Oumlng stroeta.
Mrc. Anna 0. Wuitc , Lincoln ,
Ivaneas , at Mra. Grant's , 21M Burt
street.
Mra. Evoloon L. Mason , Milwau
kee , and Mrs. M M. Bone ; , Dakota ,
at Mra. Mro. Wm. Wallace's , 2112
Dart street.
Mrs. J. 0. McKinney and Mrs.
rioaa Bornia , Town , at Mrn. Dalia
Scars' , ID'JO Ngrth Eighteenth atroet.
Mra. Qarrictto K. Stiattuck , Boa-
.on , at Mrs. Ilnuvcm , 1215 D.wonport
streot.
Mrs. General lU-becta , of Orleans ,
S"pb. , is f. gucfct i'f Prof , and Mra.
jrillospic , Daaf riUt ! Dumb institute.
Other dflogutcu will arrive to day.
Mrs. Noymnn it n very npiritod and
oultufd ( it'rmvn 'ady , and will uppak
in Eiiglith dunrar the ai-ttion ou "Ko-
publicanium vn. MonarchiHin. "
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , DMA-
UA , NEB.
Tablca supplied with the beat the
market atlords. The traveling public
claim they got better accommodations
and moro general satisfaction hero
lhau at any other houeo tn Omaha.
lUte , $2 per day. aug21tfm
A Few Kind Words for Sol Smith
Rueeoll.
Washington Correspondent Cincinnati Commer
c ! L
"I am glad to hear words of pr.iho for
the younn ootnrdtan , for I have known him
from a child , I kueiv him before be ever
went on tbo stage. Ilia motber was a eii-
Lor of the only uctor , Sol. Smith , now dead ,
hut slio was a very pious iromon , and eel
Ijcr face firm against the theatres. Ono ol
lier Ron was a preacher , and ono is now
president of the Y. M. O. A of a neigh
boring ctAtp ; but Sul inherited his uncle's
humor , end could no moro bo restrained
than imitatrd , Mra. Hufacll , Sol'g mother ,
waa a grand woman , at the head of nl
benevolent entorjjrise ? , one nf the hinlifnl
oflicera in the Womau'a S nttury cotniniu-
nlon during the war , nnd Klling the p ace of
city missionary of our town afterwards ,
viblting the poor and praying with the con
victs in tlio cell. * . Her latter dnya were
tenderly watched by thiiactorfonjho give
her a pretty homo , bought with his earn
lugand IjomitiGed with liinglf s ; hindsotne
tlreesca and line nhawla came lor 'Mother
from various cities where ho wai playing
Uuilci , magnzlnoi and rnro plants ha cent
knowing her lovoof reading and of flowera.
Her last houra were made aa beautiful anc
aa happy nt love could render tlum , anc
kuowiiw tbiii , I have a tender snot In my
heart for the boy , who makes the whole
world umilo in pure and sparkling fun
Sir. Una-oil married , when very young
the pretty Loulfo Bcigir , who playec
tlio harp un ewoctly iu thosn days
when the talented 'Uergor Family
Swlta 1511 lllngeru1 started ou
with UiiHsull an their comia
and facial nrtiet. Ltttlo I.onlso died young
She wan with her ir.othor in Michigan it *
the time , and the lo t of the troupe wrro
in New Orluiud ; anil eng KemeuU ir.uut he
kept end fun coiuitcrfelicd , e\on while
the girl-wife lay robed for the grave
After i.evcrul yenra Mr , Kumell marrlei
the daunhter ofVia. . Adaro , of lioiton
bettor known &t "Oliver Oi > Uo. " He mw
lim it little on , name 1 for liU unuirtfaUirr
unil the clilld has su rentiived the old man'u
youlh that there hau been a book put on
tbo market by Oliver Optic , dedicated t
" .My ( Jrand.on , William Adams Ituigol ) . '
"Buchupaiba. "
Quick , nomploto cure , all anneying
Kidney , Bloddor , and Urinary Dis
aasoo. Druggists , § 1.
OMAHA DIRT.
It IH no Longer a Urugr In tbo Market
The fad must bo conceded tha
the days of cheap real i-stato in this
city are forever past , and the Booue
our people fully rocogniza and ad jus
themselves to the situation in this regard
gard the better. In certain localitic
Iho charge that property is held too
high may bo trua , but it is eafo to say
that oven in these localities them wil
not bo a material depreciation in
values , even though our city shouli
not continue for a few years to
oomo , the remarkable growtl
knowledge of people nuw living , am
another u that during tbo past five
years there have been a great man ;
transfers of real estate , BO that th
ownership is not now so largely iu th
hands of the few. who have hold fo
long years at co islderablo expense for
taxes aud otherwise. These who have
purchased are generally in position to
hold on to their investments for a few
years and are willing to wait for future
developments. The position of Ornah
as a railroad center and supply station
for a vast extent of country to thi
westward makes its growth an assure *
fact , which may be aecblerated by th
udicious coarse of her people , but
which cannot be seriously retarded by
lack of enterprise , aa forces are at
work as irrosiaUblo M the Missouri
river at high flood.
Another thing his boon demon-'j
slratod the abioluto necessity for
additional utreot railway lines , in (
trder that pcoplo of small moans may
> o enabled to secure homes for them-
lelves in the suburbs , where lota can
> o purchased at from twn to eight
mndrcd dollars. Them han boon auch
an pnormoua incrcaao in the prioo nf
esidonco lots within accessible dis
tance for these who do not keep their
wn vehicles that they are no
oilier within reach of mon of
mull main ? . The year 1883 should
witnrsi the construction of a ntreet
uilnay to Iho south on Tenth or Thlr-
eenth streets , possibly both , and ono
uuriiog westward on Davenport ,
) odga or Rtrnarn , while the St ,
Mary's avenue line should have a
pur running nustwaid on Ooburn
itroet. These lines would open up
ocalitico admirably adapted to resi
dence purposes , increase the number
of property ho ders and add material-
y to the city's revenue. It would
com as though the financial success
which has nttondod the complption of
ho Hanscom Park line this year
would otimulttlo further enterprise in
that respect to the great advantage of
.11 . parties interested.
Uulvortnl Apnrolmtlnn
! y the community nt lante bai been given
o BimnocK Hi.oon BITTERN. No instance
t known where dissatisfaction ban been
manifested l > y their use. or where an ht
nit be tin tit followed their administration.
: 'rice $1.00 , trial eize 10 cents.
Notice.
The "Hawthorn Centennial Excelsior -
colsior Hoof Paint , " woa patented May
24th , 1881 , and otters patent nuin-
> er 241 , 803. Any person found or
inown to tamper with the manu-
ncturo of aaid paint will bo punish
ed to the full extent of law. No per
son has any authority whatever to sell
receipts. HAWTHORN & Buo. ,
Lancaster Pa.
DAY.
Judge BonoKo Doala Out .Tuattco to
the Fair Sox Qonorully.
Yesterday was ladies day at Judge
Beneko'o repository of justice and the
iudgo accordingly appeared at the
usual morning hour with a clean dicky
and a white cravat. Ho immediately
look up the business of the day which
, ho docket allowed up as follows :
Mra. MoBrido was complained of by
Mary Daily for the larceny of a carlo
do vioito. Both parties were anxious
to have the charge investigated or the
judge would have dismissed the case ,
aa no value could huvu bacn proven to
the photo.
Mrs. Hoffnioister was charged by
Ann Krocklerwith using bad langtngo ,
contrary to thoJatatuto ) iu suuh cases
made and provided.
Mrs. Delaney wan complained of fr r
wilfully and maliciously destroying
property , by tsaring down a frame
abed in the vicinity of Davenport and
Ninth streeta.
Two cases are pending against Mrs.
Martin , who is charged with assaulting -
ing a small boy and raising the devil
generally in the vicinity of Thirteenth
and Jackson.
Three plain drunks put in an r.p-
pcarancp , ono of n Hum was discharged ,
ono paid and ono ' t.i sent to the jut ;
Ono disturber ol the peace paid $5
and costs.
Fisher and Valoo : ' , the two men
who had the oliootii g affray Sunday
night near Boyd's packing house , have
boon held in the sum of $100 each to
await the action of the October grand
jury. Both mon readily gave bail.
SLAYEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE
Mo do frorr the wild flowora of th
B FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it is the moot fragrant ot perfumes.
Manufactured by II. B. Slavcn , San
Francisco. For Kilo in Omaha by W.
J. Whttobouso and Kcrmoia Bros. ,
&Co.
A cmuous CASE.
A Man with a Feather Growing In
His Board.
Quo of our beat and beat known
kuighta of tho. razor tolls a curious
story , for which ho vouches hirnaell
and brings witnesses whoso word , as
wull as his own , cnunot bo impeached.
Several days ugo a nun called in for
a flbavo , and taking his scat in the
chair , had his wants duly attended to.
The operator noticed a feather stick
ing out in his beard , which
was rather well giown , and sup
posing it had merely lodged there
started to pull it out. The man
stopped bin , saying "Don't. That
hurts mo , " lie then told our inform
ant that over since his board begin to
grow that feather had had a place on
his check , and that pulling it out did
not check the growth , but rather in-
crcasod it. He had finally concluded
to accept it as inevitable , and accord
ingly never allows it to bo pulled nul
now. The feather WRS very perfect
and about like that ordinarily pluckcc
from u chicken's tail.
This Bounds like n newspaper Ho
but it is a literal fact , mid can bo
demonstrated as Bitch ut any time ,
Ueeolutlona on the Dfnth ot Wateon
D. Smith , of the "Old auara. "
IlKAPQUARTKKS OATALIIY DIVISION ,
VBTZH4.N 80LWEB8 0V NEBRASKA ,
OAur LYONS , Nob. , Sept. 2 ,
WHEREAS , After years of faithful
service aa u soldier and of honorable
record as a citizen , an all-wise Provi
dence , "who dooth all things well , "
has seen tit to "muster out' from our
midst our friend und comrade Watson
1) . Smith , whoso auddou death HO
deeply deplore , nd whose memory we
greatly revere ; thereforn
Jlttolttd , By Iho cavalry dlvlaion of
tbe veteran eoldiera in Nebraska as
sembled in reunion , that in the death
of Watson B. Smith we have lost a
comrade who endorsed himself to us
by his gallantry aud bravery in his
country's lorvico and to all citizens by
his noble and stainless career among
them. Asa faithful soldier and hon
ored cilixea we deplore him.
ItfsolKd , That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this divis
ion , that a copy thereof be sent to tha
widow of the deceased and to the pub-
lic press , with a request for their pub-
Hcatlon. A. U. BOWEK ,
L. L BRASS ,
T. S , CLAIIKSOS ,
Commit teo.
Board of Education.
The board of education hold a rrg-
ular meeting last evening.
Three additional teachers are en-
gagnd : Miss Claire Ilusttn , at the
High jchool ; Miss Latey , at llio UarS-
inan ; Miss Eddy , at the South.
Bids were opened for constructing
dditions to the Hartman nnd the
West ochool buildiims and referred teL
L special committee , to bo reported
ipon at a meeting to bo hold Thurs
day at 5 p. m
Bids were opened also for fuel and
upplics aud referred.
Do Not Bo Deceived
In these times ot qiinjk medicine adver-
iseinenta everywhere , It is truly giatify.
n to fiud one remedy that is worthy ol
iralse , m ! which really deco a % rocom-
nended Kllctnc llliters v/e can voucher
or as being a true and reliable remedy ,
jndone that will do as rrcommended.
They Invariably euro Stomach and Liver
Complaints , Diseases of the Kidnevn and
arinary difficulties. Wo know whereof
we fpoak. nnd can readily say , give them
a trial. Hold at fifty c utB a bottle by
3. I * Oiwvlmin
SPECIAL
IO LOAfl MONtY
TO LOAN On chittol mortgnso PC-
MONEY . A. U. Tuttnn , No. ; U18 Donulu
ircet , iront room , up-ttAlr . 435-tf
OHKV 70 LOAN C. ll J lv * Umco o ( U.
M1 inm * ' UOJDO W nruljhSlii Rlnck.
At B pet
tercet ID aumr.n ) IS.too r.o
pJurds , tot t to Syors , tin ArnVUn > c'.ly
iru i-ropistty. U U'H P. IL .fii rtnJ
otfor. tMh A-x1 " "in ' " "M
< rlA 4T D.
' - tomiHi cnt girl to rlo jrineral
WAM'iD-A Aoj.lv t M. K. l > A onaK ,
ccr. 15th atd Ovi o nU HtreetP , Gb5 27
A o-niwttnt Rlrl Ri cook aid
WANTED Mri. W. J.CuLiitll , at. Mary'd
linuco/ip. loMOMt. 671-tf
t Aj-lrlatClBnorth 14th ft rjet.
\J7ANTSii- Imraaill.ts' ' } , n A Ho. 1 lil o
YV baihtr. i > u nthur nceil i [ > ly.Vatn$17
; > er ntck .vrt liormancnt Jjb. Add(0 < n to Louis
Day -North 1'lotto. NoD. 570-.OI
< mUS WANTSD-Por cicnnlnj , App'yntlhs
\JTMUard. 531-27
WANTEDImmcdlatdy a KOOI ! pnrt3pt ;
phcr , cat able ( t ti\llnrcnar ( c nf n callo
> y. At > nl ) to J. It. Jloelkr , Orana I9lan > l , .Ne
bronka. IM U0t
WAMTCD A good glr' for pencral hntie-
work by Mrs. Jorcph Har crcorncrcf i'J <
and Tatenport xtreettr. G cd vt g < 8 inlil.
f.fll-23
WANTKD Two good t'ir fl in ] > rl\ate firallj.
Apply fou'heist cor. 10th anj Calif r.n
streets 603 If
T o men fuooJ nddro n to c n
WANTED nd su 1 sp cliltlee. Ktuidj ( iilibj |
ment toff/J mcu. Call-121 ecuth lOtb ttrcct.
tos-aat
" - : to as lat &t Cigar and
WANr"U-Saartlioy ! reference ntulrcil. |
Apply "J. F. " Ota office " tfll-tl
Xl ANTi D Two jo'iiif ircu o learn I'hoto-
V\ Kraih nir a * . Cur. icr j , thu Icadll't' l'l01Om'
pher M > . ' 212 rurnniilbt. C81-20'
ANT. D A l.'arber at Lsw.a
W Ull uodge St Next t J P. 0. 570-tf
A ilrl for general house work
WANTtD willle paid. Cliaa. Flack baglu
House. CCr-SG )
Tw.i K ° ° d jllrla ore must bo > ; or *
WANTDD
Cook and on" Umliij ; rojrugul. Apply N.
W. Car Uth & Duvenport. W5-:7t
cud clilat 603louth IBDi.St.
ANTOD Oocd girl at 1118 Dojge htreot ,
W botwcun 14th ind 15th. CK2tf
rA tiTED GI'I for housework , 1C 0 H Jrman
V bvenuo. Mre.J. MCannja'an. Ml tf
ANTED Urst-clajuladl V c'othes Ironer ,
W at Bo > ton Laundry , h l.liat. 620-tf
XIITED \ Ecod ilr ; ! iir.ujaliiUly at Occl-
W tic cil llotil. 101-
rfi'.o liny.
W 73-M T h BBADSTRP.nT CO.
. \ - ( Jcrau girl for ktneril
W.\NNTED-Oood u'y at Idle Wild PU'-o or
store , 1411 I > 3do ; atrect. ilr. ' . John 0. Willis.
475-tf
AVTElt Ooed mm at LlttleQeld'3 B irate i\
W nalry
VTr A girl at the Omaha lloose.
AN I Kl > A Kood girl for general hou o-
W work , at 1720 Casj etreet. 417-tt
Van to work In Garden. I ) J.
WANTFD Bhcrmnn avenue. 4 ID-US t
" \ I TASTBU-Ctok at d olninK room Klrl at tlio
V V Dorm House , 913 I'arnam strict , < pp rice
oTfle. 2J-tf
Ono peed cam awier. hU ady work
WANTED good pa ) , ( rcferen u rviulrod. )
Apply at 218 N. Itith utrtet , up stairs. ruoui 6.
430 tf
ANTED shirt Ironcn , at llio Omaha stcata
WTKD , 1107 I'arnicu b.v < t.
ANTED- iho National Ilotttlat 1 1 coin.
W Ono No. 1 ftiiule t-j.lc nanto . tu-.t of
ra'd. ' _ ISO-tf
\lTAIliKD 600 jnvy raxute , ntulm And CUM
VV pocli rorlcr.u witb binlttry "Vault and
blnk Cleaner , tbe bift In USD. A. Z\ua U Co. ,
reoMonoflW > TH-Hiv ttrc t ,
" \17AMKD THO ui mruo icirui. uulanlo r
YV I'h jelcian iB t Addrcm Dr. Pert
Dae . -
8ITUATIOK3
WAK1ED Dy two youDff gentlemen ahr t
fur 'sheI ' roomer rulte ut roomiluapr-
tati fainllr. mutt be ceir 'h btulntsj fill o
city. Will pay aK"odpilce ftrgoodroomi. AdJ
dro < i L. U W , Uro fleeOllu * . MI-271
Hiluatton hyan rxiwrlencd ccok.
WAKTIin rly cook at the M.IIard. Addrcu
"H d , " lice oilico.
MIOtLLAllfcUUli WAN ft ) .
_
- BCO rr l.OM yardl dirt.
WANTND-Avout
Inquire at Krtb'n Vlu git V7crk * , Jonen
street , bet. Uth and loth. 4sh-tl
P.y youn < l.xrty with good reffr
WANTED ailtmtlju n o.pjljt. AiA'na "L.
D , " Ul fierce street.
ran RENT HOUSEB AND LANO.
HKNTOia btcre room aid 4 room' ( cr
FOll g , tflthasdCai * street. Inqalie 1318
f.rnhlm .trot. BAMUEL bUHNU.
6:0 i6
*
OR BEN r Furnlsh'd roora t M < sooth Kth
F ttreet , betueen Iloivard and Jackbon , west
de , (64-tf
FO.tRbNT Ameat tu rlotne rltlthiDdge
_ Jtquu-e cl Uyton Rtcd. L7i"I _
HE NT-A boute of tbrea room * . Inquire
FOlt W. Cor , Uth & JODUJ. 63i-tl
IAOR ItLNT Hcu'D f 3 roomi with kitchen
JJ p > ntry and tlosst. 1131 Shermin atrnue ,
nesr U F.tnopi. B78 2f
RENT A small honte la Nelion' * addi
FOK . Inquirsit Edholmfe tnckj.nV.
ITf.tt
Kurclubcd & unfurn'sn d rooms
FORUENT BL between liibaud 15h
RENT Furr.Uhrd roams for light housa
EOR - . 115 a month , Sil9C.llloruU street ,
1710H ItthT T.o largo unfurnUhed roain-tin
L'nr tfl > or. Kctldenc * 16th itiett , * e.t Ide ,
Bctt hou § i or'h'llhleito
> Oit RunT A svcre lu Uilcomle buicfc , ra
L 1 16th itrtet , ntai Dtyecpoit. Bt. . D.
llcoml ! .
I.KAIE ( lx ! bnnlnnn Iota oh ) ha contr
E01 lotn and Divinpsrt sttts , alkHjttter or
iarate. Ale JJoming rejldenca. Inquired *
if mm. ; . ! -
_
RENT rurnlmed nlei Utpo tenth front
FOR , 1904 Fainam street. 61S6' ;
SFNT Fnrol h ( > d room , grouml door
FOR , 71 ! N. 18th ktn et , W3 * 7 1
nKNl-Itnut of * ! x rssrcs , IMt 19Ui S
FOR , north tf I'Mil _ 4D. ; * /
RKKT tlMd d y bwem-nt nllh . 1/0
FOR . Inqu ro It. kin , 113 south Tith
utrri-r. 4IX-tf )
I710R KENT l tii" oHlcci en Farnum street.
L1 Apply to John II F. Ihtnann A Co. 472-1
FOR RENT rum'nh < Ml nr unfflrn.
ROOMS . lih toinl a C72 , c mer IBih and
Olifornla Mm M I IU'lcr 4.UU
/Oif RKNrT- turn nni < nd unriunlsho
1 1 room , tcire'lirr. plias.Ant | j.r , cjirfr tth
and Hiwanl n'ro't ! 450
M1KV HOUSK8 V'OR RENT imail Mid
four ta tlmen rooms cn-V ; ono nr two n > w
ones. flhUH , Aent ,
] e tS-ll 1 tth ml
HEt T-Furnlshed room a I7l7 a >
FOR , bet. 17lh and IStb. 4M-tt
I.T H UK iT llsnilsimcly funilihcd pulor.
l' Also a smaller room. lirlrK bouso , 2013co'a
Itreet. S71-t
_
Rf.NT Grocery l-torc , . cjr , 10th ttteo
FOll Capitol a\enue , Applv on premli
H-ll CHAS. NK
" _ _ _
o"ll ' rlwe'lir.R 20th and G
17 > Nl' Tno story si ,
JJ 7 room" , now beluif rcp lrod and j atuUtj
inqulrn of fl , T. Taylor 14lh nd DnnglAn 127-tl
IAO"1 tvrSAT An oKjjinly mrni-hoi trout
I ? room , 030 block fie n U. > ' . or n. sml Jl.
leadqiiarrers. Tcrmi (1C , Bttlttty In Kliance ,
Aiidro-6 "Old " cire nf Dee oIU ( .
LO13 fur loixe nt t S.ou iwraunuin , t cn
j. Vi/ for u Urni of jeirs , at "Oranze Grove
: 'I ln" adjoining Hamcooi Park on the oit ,
Ivn minutes walk from s rcot cara. Honey ran
] 8obUln l to build with , by persono leasing ,
.hose Iota at rcsrular rates.
JAMES F. MORTON ,
843tf On promlflon , oflloa 1615 Farnam S trcet
REXT Hrlck store. Inquire at Dmir
Store , totuci 10th and Douglu ett. GSO-lt
NT Two nmr71wellln'/s ' anu t
FOK ' In dc ! n > ble loc.Uty , tir ilc.Kc
No. 1B14 UoiKlMrlrert Kl7.tf
"Oil UAt.it
17(011 ( SALE I'l t-riB3 | rsktaarint Apply to
L1 l'Mannw > Iler , lit ttrcot , bttAicn 1'xrnam
tnd Iliirnj v _ _ _ _ fi'O-CCt
" '
OIISALB 11iici"tMiTc : < . fir gnoil orJe r ; at
Me , oa lltb , botwuen UotardAiid
J.ckion street. r.W.27l
TTTlOlt SALE Oooi lim'lj liorasN. W. 0 r. 10th
1 : & Douths si * . n-e-tf
HALE | llor o , ha-ti.M uuil bujKV. Ilorao
FOK
H flre ye r o dcrfi tiy n.und a tine road'
ster nnd any ladrcan iliUo him Uu gy ia near
ly new rid * bar , leather ti > ; harno s now. \ \ 111
nell io-aT.to or together a ) a buglu.
nam > trc3i.
171 IISALE A wtll | ia > jtiK Imtlncsi. cootral-
L ly located. Good ch ncu for thu right man
llcvoiu firtuling isauilactcry. AddioiH "Q. V. '
! ) ( cilice. OH-tf
idl FALc iCKJ plcklJ barras. Inuulro at
Kreb'rf Vlnsxarfaite , Jones bticat , bctwien
Ptu aad 10 h. 4fc7-tf J
OKSALK Two Rjod pcnlos , Will drive or
ride \cry RIII' e. Ir.quire at L. MCkOy'a
Popplelon p > tr.it , bet. 20.h and 22d , near now
! fimirniiint corral 49327
! ! Linrlau , tpan hoi c < nnd hainou
FOKSAL 1 > . L.Thomas , Crclghtou lllock.
40G-2J
r.lUK UAM'ioo1 building , Call at
1 } Water Works office. 44U-tf
Good tearahorses , wagon and bar-
nc < . Will mil very cheap. Ir.q'.Iro Jack
It > bliii 1111 Dou lw street 427 2it
IIOlOi : uoiowao Shocplor ono. Ca'l on or
c aildr rs . F.C. GRAIlLU ,
Ib8-2wlt Kearney. Neb.
) l\\ib \ Grocer } and crocktry bii8luo ,
' with or without bulldiDtf. AdJrua < 40 = co-
ola , " Neb. , hoi ia. l.-U
PPOPEIITY FOP. SALE-At
SPLENDID , ono Urze brick house , and cno {
lar o Iramo house , with full lot on C&PH near 15th
btruit. Fine climce for Investment , rent fcr
per month. Call fuv full partlcubre , on
VKKTOL
CtW-tf A rent , Uth a"
IX IJEAUl'IFUL LOVa-60xl60 foot
Uauscoru Plaoa on Btroot car line. Bwt It - , . II
n u hole addition on very easy t-jrma and at * y
( treat bargain. Biuim' ascnt , 16th andOouzlaj
Btrotts 16-tf
TJOTEL FOK SALE. The Arlington HouMl
O. First ciaaa ; all furnished ho only hot *
In town. The cheapest property In the ntato.
Haa all the trav eUag mon. W 111 be cold t heap oa
teroiu to null. Enquire of E. Fulle , proprietor ,
Arlington , Washlnctcu county , Neb. COS-tf
I710U BALK Or wiil oxch goforUmaLk fiu.
J ? pony , an Improved neo aa of land bdjoln-
iDg a itatlon on U. P. K , R. U. DU till All , 1411
Farnham St. , Oinab * . 720 ttr.t
HICK FOR SALS. .
B ICS-tf E8TABROOK fc COC
MISCELLANEUS.
IOST Siturday morning one ptlr i ! d\Cf 0
J 08 , The Dnt'cr trill hi ronara l by leatjj '
1S18 Kirnhao : street.
MIt8. A. UiKonzle , of No * ' York , luxu m. . *
a udlo for Irmruc'lon In nil branch's of
drawing , pintlu and nco Uuorkati07H 14th
tUcet , Omaha. 2J-ivj2tt
WO DOLL MIS IlEWARD-Lo-t , a unchof
kcva. Ary ono flndiug the aur.o atd Icar-
Ins them at thi a office will rtc ho the nbore ro-
warJ. 610 tf
j AKfcN UC A hrpobiwk ex. Owner can
1 live tame ol O. 0 , Vlckroy.near Johnson'a
brcky td. t03-2 t
L CRT O.i IDib street , betwr en California anJ
On B n rcote , In \ icinlty ot a vedUh church ,
iloada > ilthlnt > t. , one mricoranJum I'ooti ' con-
tilulnrot.eratlroid tlcktt. commercial mlleat ; *
boik ndn' ' teforJ60 , The fludir will be suit
ably reuardc.1 by icturnlng Dune to J. A Lewir ,
( relKht audltar'i ) idcpirtrucnt , U. P. railway ,
city. t06-2a
f OH r Gold cross with Inscription "K. R. M.
Jj tttft 'ii " Finder wl 1 recJ e liberal rewarj
hy loin .UK at the Herald olllco. 55-tf
lOETT IIoosaandCirpi't OleaiiefStovt
Po'lthrr. Loiio orders at lUpubllcan of-
flco , 13th and Di.ue'ai. 868-tf
will buy the furniture of tbe best
, pajlng hotel In Ic a. Hcnt rea
enable. Aildrtu Uohiu ilacjfrcgor , Bee office ,
Omaha , Neb ; 108-tl
Et ) WARD "KUEKL
UAQlSTriR OF PALMT3TKRY AND CONDI
YJOHAL1UT , 4JS Torth Strost , b twe n Fainwa
andltaiuor. TIT11I , with the aid of ( rnarJUn
irjlilJ ; , obtain f or uny ona a plince at iha " '
acprcHrt , and on certain conditions ti\t
Roolt and Rbow r < 4de to jfder , vtr. , \
*
Absolutely P > ;
Ths ] powder never variea ,
purity , strength and wl.
filore economical than the oniony Won8 if
and cannot be sold incotnpevtion witu the 1 , ,
multitude of low test , nhortwelKht , aUmf | ]
or phosphate powderi. B ( A f > nly jn cwu f
tl