Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 25, 1882, Image 8
THE DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25 fZS. The Daily Bee OMAHA. Wednesday Morning Oot , ? i "Weinthor Koport , ( The follow ins obpcryaton nro Inker th ? s.Miio moment of time nt Ml the etitl U. 8. SIGNAL Bra vicK , OMAHA , Oct. 2 , 1882. ( l:45p.m ii th ITinOKB. tooth 2100 71 n h . Cheyenne. . 0 10 71C9 W I Wa takl . . . tO Pi iS'w ' till k Jioud ' Cloud rutu Jfil 'rmh ; Omtha 29 IT fit . .Rv 1 iid ; to e ; o ( \v Far Z9M 01 8s 'nsh ulj Dirrnport. . 9 PC s Irrk fl ; 0 > 8 III * 8H Ltxnrls 0 V2 70 H VeMi MoirhrnU. , * 9 13 70M 8B Clear Vlnctnt . . . . MM 70M S 'roih I udj Olmnarok . . 2)70 M NW Irl'k Daford . . . . . . K > 81 47 N Hazy CasUr 21 87 47fil S tn k Cloud ; Dead wood. . 0 81 fil H Asstnitnnli 80(6 W 'lilt JllTtr Bfwl 11 Incho * abors low water mark Oataha , t fe t31nchos at Tankton. ichai at ML 1'iul' , C f ct 7 JoiTcnpxt , R feet U lncbf at I , Croeo anc t bches at ' WKBV1TIB8. stosk.llTcftva , eai in on the U. -Tho meeting was ndjju'ned till Monda ncxi for fi V ther action. , , "i * The orklD < jnicn eKiTBmltt ) t Urn j.tn cvenlns in Arrange for tboVir ilngmens nnd faTracriconvention. . Tha mooting ot thi nt'a R'soclallor 'ho ' Congregational thurohes. will oj i this evening , la this city , at 7:80 : , tl'ho workmen are eternally encUnl nally tearing up Dodge street near Cop ! hill in the lnteroi > tB of o.onomy , Irapro ment and the Qas compnny. C. 1' . Uamot nnd Ktlza Prlchnrd , b ofDouglnss ouunty , were runriied M day byKsv. . JW. . Shank , of the Ii ntrcot M.'K. ' church. Manager lioyd bos vocured the H Acme 'Opera compiny for next Mom night. They will produce "the Chlr tif Normandy. " Mlts Phoebe CouzltvB , nt the rcqncst many of our prominent ottlzenn , will liver her leoturo on 'Qivo" ut Uoyd's op home Wedncnday evening , November 1 Mtis K. K , Poppletnn will read In I opera house nu Wednesday even October 2)th , for Ihs beneUt of "Trln Cathedral liulldlnv fund , " n lecture btlu lag tn her KnKllahJltorituro course ol 1 winter. winter.Tho The annual mooting of tlm State 1 Keepora' Association will bo hold at Wnl an the second Thursday in January. 1 railway oonip.iny glvo n rate of one i one-fourth f ire for the round trip , arid I oltlzeas of Waboo tntertaln all the I Iceepora gratis. Slnca tha assoclatl started , two yean ago , the produotlnn honey in this Btato'h v > been quadrupled , Mr. A. A. Illce , superintendent Agents for tbn Kansas and Illlaoit MUBOI Benevolent Society , is In ths city and dv ing hl < tay will appoint n man to ta' ' charge of the whulo line of the U. ' . xoad. Attention worliingmen's committee A meeting of the workiagmen'd oommttt will take place Hi's evening , Od ber 2flb at 730 ; In the city council ob 'bers for the pu'pate of making arrant monts for holding of the worklngmen's a Farmers' convention. Uy order of cha man. Frank Clark , of Corning , n brakemen on No. 10 , 0. B , & 'Q , freight , was cauf between the ctrs nt Villisoa , Bund evening about 0:30. The oars ran over 1 Jogs crashing them sohadlyaito rene Amputation necessary. He died at 7 o'clu Monday morning. Ha waa unmarried. A hunting party loft on the norm tn yesterday for Clark's station , on the U. ] Where they will spend n week looking I geese. The young gentlemen composl the party were : Tom Klmball , jr. , F. 3arm leo , Charles Ilofer and 1'ra Goojhue , of Cincinnati , and Mr. Kur of Philadelphia , nephew of M. A. Kur of this city. Several copies of the lflremen's Ms | zlne , a Tern Haute publication ba\o be left on our desk. It Is a handsome msi alne , filled with exoollent selections a news from all over the country. In tl connection It may be stated that t Urotherhood of Locomotive firemen he reorguilred Over land-lodge No , 123 , of tl city , and propose to keep it wing ntore. ntore.Mr. Mr. Fred. Krone who holds the po ton ! for a tecond time ot councilman Lincoln , will soon remove bis family' Omaha. lfred. has put moro bricks in buildings in Lincoln than any other ti men in the city , but ho realizes that tl < Uys of L'nooln's ' boom have boomed on Mr. Chas. W , Barton , a compositor ( the Pokrok Zipadu , was Monday evonii united ia marriage to Miss Amelia Kytk t the tesldence of the bildt > ' parent llev. V. Kocarnlk officiating. There we maoy invited gueits present , and the glf were numerous nnd valuable , TIIIC Iii wishes the happy couple much j'y..j The eovernment steamer "Qen. V t. bhormsn , " pasted down the river Mo day- bound for St , Louis , where she w ; 1 > e used hi the river conitructlon durli the winter. Her cargo is composed of tl remains of the steamer "Don Camfron which was wrecked In the upper Mltsuu laitapring. The Sburmaa U 115 feet I length , thirty-tight feet b atn and carrii 250 tons freight. She is officered ai fo lows : Captain , W. Q. Lingo ; clerk-F. I Gmy | pilot , John G. Doyle. Omaha U again called upon to bl adieu to one of her protuiting youn daughters. It Is only a temporary fan well , however , and owing to tha fact tin he goes for a lau luble purpoie , her d < parture calU forth the hearty good wltln f a host of friends. MM ilarnlo Mai nlng , daughter of J. P. Maonlng , one c Omaha' * oldest cltLenp , has left topui t cue ber inuUcal studies at the Conservator Mlu Mannlu j'd ambi it of Boston. great itn lion Is to excel as a performer on the piano n nd ber proficiency , eien now , In this dl , Tectlon gives promito of no ordinary sun to eu , Monday a sott of n farewel thyl tribute was tendered her by a party ol yl ylu young frlendi , and a pleasant evening ol jausta and tone ; bespoke the Kood will and solicitous rpard of t'le assembled guet U \ hop'd flu my o5h return with tl ( irofioiency snJ nklll , which study and i plication can alone Impart , and wh mint give her prominence In her chui field. field.All All "orders'1 or "coddle * " who I tend to paitfclpato In the Uyin ? of I corner xtone of Douglas county , Ne court hou'e , are tequetcd to report to I 'marthal of the day" lo-ilny Octal 25tb , nt 1 p. m. rharp. nt the corner Sixteenth and Cupltol avenue. The p cession will commence the march nt 1 p m. , going south nn Sixteenth to Jed | east on Dod.e to fifteenth , south on tecnth to Dongln * , eut ou Douglas Ninth , south on Ninth to Fnrnntn , a nekton Farntm to the court hrusevhi the following ceremonies of laying t stone will ba conducted by Grand Mat ! I.tnlngcr , Y. It A. RL Let there bo K f ot nil "otdars" Interested turnout , an w as any of mir citizens who may with assist by thtlr presence , In the "laving the tton " nf or.e nf the finest bui dir that , when finished , wdlever he erected mir grin Ing illy ot Omaha , Itespcctfull Frank K. Moorrg , luarnbal. Fearon & Cole have invloixnowl portatlon of the Hour from the Queen 1J Mills , nl SIouic Kails , whoeo icmarknl mills weie described nt lengUi by T liEKRomo tlm ago. There was a quiet , rut not the Ii bappy , wedding in the oarlori of tie M [ iid hotel Inbt o\cr.iog , ImtnodUlcly nf which the groom registered "ir. Howard acd lady" on the bjoks of I hoiue. The brlcklayerK nnd plasterers Onnln have postponed their mcotli which was to have taken place to-night , to-mnrrot ; , ThursJay , October 20h , Keller's ball at 7:30 : p. m. , to elect I delegates from each cnf ; to tbo wurki : mrns * and farme-s' county convention , order of the committee. \ La t evening M lr. Stone and v ere delving home , thelr hone took frij wlicn in the vicinity of Ttventio h nnd V naa. ttrestf , ard threw them out of buirJr. | The animal \hen ran to the cor of Fourteenth and Web , tor btreotr , ' wh the fiagmcnts of the buggy were left i the fl ght continntd to Boyd's opera not There tH hone was nt length canght. was found to have received str. ral bad juries la addition to h tving broken up I buguy , liarneis nnd the doctor. > Among the guest ! of llial'nxtonl evening was Major J. D. Hatisher , of N York utty , general agent < f the Globe ' b ceo company , of Detroit , Mich. 1 niBJur Is in the dty introducing the fam brands ( if tobicco manufactuied by homo , Including Gold Flake smoking baooo and Glebe fine cut. Tha coinui makes .icverul splendid brands , of wh the former nio among tha mat popul nnd Iffl grods are to ho handled In this callty by Mr. Tuft , the i-'jrnntn street bacccnirtt. Major Bau-hcr loavej for 1 bras ) : * City and Llnoilu tday , nnd pn > s through Omaha a aln on bin v home. He Is a very pleasaut and accc pliuhod gentleman and a popular rep eontativo of a popular honto. BONN It ; BRICKLaYERS. Jolly Gathering In KnlRbta Fytnlaa Hall und a Flno Enter tainment , List evening the biicklaycrs' uni ind a eociublo ia honor of the pi Bontation of a banner by Misa Will in Knighta of Pythias hall. The was a very largo attendance , and oompllanca with BU Invitation quit respectable- delegation from the pi terors put in an appearance. The waa also present a number of Indi who added oonsiderablo to the onjc nblcnoss of the evening's ontortal mont. A very extensive programi was presented.Vo give BOI of the performance. Want space precluding a full i port. Brother Putton delivered t welcome address which was very ) lioitously worded and was enthusio ticully rocoivud. Miss Lily Will then presented the- banner , which very olepant in design nnd a gro ; credit to Henry Luhman , who did tl writinp , etc. Brother Turtle mode very tffeotivo speech replying to tl presentation , and this was followc by a toast to the banner which w < drank with nthusiasrn , Brothi Turtle thcfl gave a very fine declaim tion nnd later on in the evening guv some moro which wore evidunt highly appreciated by the audienci Mr. W. O. Banders , who ia so wo known In Omaha as ot of our best vocalist * , gave several roi ditiona , which were , of course , a well received. Mr. John Uoyo en atcd no little amusement with sou of his vocal otTorto , and ho was n > oatody ] onoorod. Brother Augusti bVondol was much applauded for h lerformance , and Brother Con way n leivod quiio an ovation. The soni > y Miss VVestlako and Miss O'Kool were v ry well received , as was tli cornet duet by Brothers U. Jackao snd J. Bart The harmonica duet b MUs Annie O'Connell nnd Dir. Walkt was osovllent , and attracted inuc attention. Mr. Ward Morgan alt ooutributed to the pleasantness of th ITiir , and the stump spoooh of lire P. White elicited well merited bur < if applause. Mr. George Allen's ad lltioa to the programme ws received in a Tory hearty mat uor and was encored. Boveri ixoollent speeches wore made dui log the evening and evorythin was 10 euiciently tnanagod tha i passed off without a single unploauml iiosa occurring to rullla the sinootl ness and sociability of the gath This little event will long bo re nombered with a great , deal o Measure both by the bricklayers am ) laetorornof Omaha , "between whou uoli cordiality exists. Attontloo , Kntgntel All brothers wishing to go to Ooun iil Bluff * , Thunday mornlnR , Ootobe ! 0 , to attend the Iowa Grand Lodst icsiion and parade will meet at tbeii 3aatlu hall , at 7 o'clock a. m. Ilounc rip tickets , 50 cunts By order of the comtnittpo. En. Wirno , Secretary , Kidney Dj&oaao. Pain , Irrltaton | , retention , Jnoon- nonce , Dt-posiU. 'Grovel , oto. , cured y "Buohupaiba1 CITY COUNCIL Invitation Accoptcil to Sever ProspcotivQ "Blow-Outs , " Stirring Up the Street Railwc Company , Several Crom Streets to bo Nnrroi ml for Paving. itio city council hold a rngul mooting last ovontng , the follow ! members being present : Mcssi Baker , Behm , Oorby , Dallonc , Lt dor , McGuckin , O'Koofc , Thrano a < President Kaufman. The minutes of the previous mei ing were approved. COMMUNICATIONS AND TETITIONH. From Enqino Company No. 1 , attend thuir twelfth election and ba quot. Accepted. From Thomas Gibson , asking tli three days' woik bo done to op Twenty-fifth street , south side Farnnrn. Granted. From George B. Cook , protcatii against filling of earth upon his pro ertj' , on Howard street. Referred committee on streets and grades. From Mre. Annie Dee , protest ! ; against the removal of her housn. I ! furred to judiciary committee. From the county commissioners , i vtting the council to attend the cou house corner-stone laying. Accopte From McShano & Schroder , nslcii the privilege of laying a truck in t ! alloy in block 200. Petition prante From L' , P. Birnoi , stating that ] hand * the account of James Wilao stenographer , against the city , nt wishtd u settlement. LUd on tl table , FrtmO. P. Metculf andO. P Fre man , iisking a reduction of sidowa assignment. 'llufurrud. From Boups & Hill asking pormi lion to remove certain dirt from D vdnport street at thuir own exoena said djrt being iibovo grade. Refe red * -ojmmittfo on streets ar grade Bvmth power to aat. From various parties prosentit bills. Referred. xVrom Messrs. T.G. . Hartman ai B. T.NAbeJo , asking repairs on Georj ftjreot , r \ we ou Ninuti'emh and Twe titith. deferred to committee < ttteejs anrf grades. From Win. H pp nnd other pro orty owners inking for construction i a culvert ovi't Pnpploton avenu necr Twentieth Blrom. Referred 1 coin aiittoe on slroots nn < X trradca. From N. B. Falconer tmtj oth ( Douglas street property own&rn0 ( ] ing change of ordinance cstablisH grade on said street , commencing I feet cost of east line of Nineteen street to west line of Twentieth , BO to conform to street ns now graded c Nineteenth and west to Twentiotl said property owners waive all dan ages. Riforiod to committee < streets and yrides and city engine to report at next meeting. Bids to furnish the city with co were received from W. S. Street ai Jtff Bodfurd. Referred. The contract between the city i MdHugh and McQavook , for the co : struction of a sewer on Sevcntoonl and Howard , were approved. RESOLUTIONS By O'Kotfuf Instructing stro commissioner to fill hole on Thirteen near WilUatzui. llcf erred. By Dunham : To permit John M Coimick to connect with Capital a onuo sewer , instead of Dodge stroc Referred , with power to act. - By Dollono : To notify ,0m 1 horse railway to make immodi. preparations to lay a track on Dougl street , or forfeit their righto therot and leave it' open to other biddei Referred. / ' v , f By Dunham * : To put in sm\jl'oti ' vert across Twentieth streetnorl side of St. Marys avenue , audcov same. Adopted. ' * By OorbyTo * put , in a cnlvo across Fifteenth street , on the siul side of Djdgo. , Referred with powi to act. By O'Koofe : To permit the Labi Union the use of the council diambi on Thursday evening , Octobnr 2i Adopted , By McGuoken ; To amend the 01 ilinanco requiring sewer oonnectioi 10 as to allow its onforcomon \doptod. By Thrauo : To lay a crossing o the west side of Ninth street , at tl intersection os Jones , and to put ? nard rail on both sides of same. R < ferrod. By Throne : To reorder the layin ) f all crosswalks ordered previous i turning that business over to th ixmrd of public works. Adopted. By Bourn : To do grading on Twan ioth street , botwoeu Leavonwortl mil St. Alary 'a avenue , and Co nllon Hilton Ilogerarto lay a sidewalk , Ro urrod , By Behm : To remove the fence or .ho alloy between Sixteenth and SBV mteontu streets and St. Mary'u are luo and Jackson street. Referred , By aker : To place A oulvert acroei Juiuing at Sounders itreot. Referred , By Leeder : To place iron pipes ir he putter on Fourteenth and 01 i brma streets. Adopted. By Baker : To authorize filling o : raihout on Saunders street. Adopted By Baker ; To move sidewalks ii ho vicinity of Blunders streets bridge > nd replace the sidewalk on Twenty irat street , north of the bridge. Ho erred. 1'ITJTIONS. From Warren Bwitz'.or ' , asking ait n grading Fairvie w street , R ef erred From Warren Swilzler , asking ah n grading St. Mary's avenue. Ra erred , A communication was received fron bo city engineer , giving a synopsii f expenses thus far incurred foi ewer purposes. The original arnounl f the fund was ' $110,001 80j tot rawn , $08 281.rtf ) : balance on hand , 2,322. HeferrojJ. S OK COMIUVTEEH. On judiciary/ Recommending th < ppointmout of appraisers to appraise unisges to lots 1 and 2 , block K , bj 10 building of a sewer through them , doptud , ) Ou judiclaj-y : The city troasnrei ill collect taxes on personal property ; Mary A. Ilord , for 1881 and 1882 , 1400 only.Adopted. \ . On judiciary- Exempting St. Jo- seph'a hospital from taxes so long uicd for charitable purposed enl Adopted. On "Water Works and Soworag Approving engineer's acceptancoof tl South Orn h sower. Adopted. Onsam : Recommending that a fi hydrant bo placed as the intersect ! ) of Farnam and Twenty-seven streets , as requested , if the wat company will extend its mains to th locality without any intermediate h drank Adopted. On same : Ad verso to the placing i fire hydrants on Dorcas and Cent stroatn nnd Bellevue road. Recor milled. On Same : Recommending Ore pi toctlon for the vicinity of Seward ai Saunders , if mains would bo extend without intormodiatohydrrnts. Adof ed. nRSOLUTIONS , By Mr. Gorby : Authorizing tl Omaha water company to lay pip < and looato three hydrants in ; the U ion PdciOc shop yards. Adopted. By Thrano : To lay sidewalks < south pjdo lot 0 , block 4 Roforro By Ddllono ; Instructing city t tornoy to draw ordinances changii Iho curb lines of Ninth to Sixteen street , and all intermediate street between Douglas and Fartiam , so th they shall bo uniform throughout tl length of eoid streets. Adopted. 011WNANCK3. An ordinance authorizing the boa' ' of public works to accept other tin bond security in granting permit Passed. An orditmnco authorizing pnymc of balance duo MoLTugh & McGavoi on contract. Pasted. An ordinance levying a tax for tl grading of Sixteenth otreot , was roi twice and referred to the judicial committee. An ordinance apropriating mom for payment of samu , received tl aamo fat ) ? . An ordinance fisirj { Iho salary the city turnkey at 70 a month , w read twice and referred. An ordinance regulating the clca ing of cess pools , etc. , was read trri and referred. Adjourned , for two weeks. DEADLY WORK , An Emigrant Crnolly OrusM 1 the Gars , An Engineer Hurb Whi. Boarding a Train A Minor Casualty. . Yesterday was a fateful day on tl railroads. About 5 o'clock in tl afternoon n B. & M. engine pushit aumo freight cars bif ire it , ran don * mim who was walking along tl traoV fellow the curve ia the vioinii of Pierce Mroet. Tno only1 witneasi of the tragedy wcro two small boy The tram was sapped , and it wi fouod that the victim was terribl mangled , and was probably instant ! killed. .Tho head ws crushed , bet arms cut off , both feet cut c and the body in a most shocking cci dition nnd unrecpcjniz bk1. Sort letters and papers written in G dim's were found on hui person "and a "Emigrant check , S * , Louis to Sa Francisco , No. 1,201. The chec was marked "Mo. Pao. , U. P. an Cent. Pac. " The body was apparent ] that of a man of about 35 year Coroner Jacobs waa notified of tt accident and had the remains coi voyid to hia undertaking room whcro.aAJnquest will bo hold air 9 i i that the man was e _ . , - while waiting for tfi ( I- -P. emigrant train , which Icavesj 6:10 , tookia'atroll downVtho B.'W ' ' track and met hia fato. \ i . ' OK THE Illli. * jtr An accident is reported an bavin taken place about noon yesterday nea the summit , three miles * est of th city. A man who wltupjsod the occurrence curronco says ho saw sVmo one try t juirtp on board the pVoiland trail while it was going over th hill. The man mi pd hia hold th lirat time and trfod it again. Ho wa thrown down , afld it seemed as if hii bead went nntJor the wheels. It die not , however ) but he was caught ii icmo mannif and badly crushed. He iras broufiVt to this city and taken tc the hospital. It is Mid to have been the old en- jinoer'of the steam shovel , which fs ai voilff at that point , His injuries rer internal and , it was feared , very lericus. HANI ) OEUBHKD. Daring the afternoon a railroad urn- loyo had his hand badly crushed in tie yard , BO that some of the fingers inst bo amputated. CROOK AT WORK I tow tbo Fnmoua Indian Viahter Puoi- tfeo tha Hedeklns. wclal Dbpatch to Tus Dss. PitKSOorr , Arizona , October 24. enoral Crook has effectually stopped 10 Indian outbreak that nt one tiny , icmed inevitable , at San Carlos. The iportof tbo grand jury at Tucson lows the incessant and laborious ork which has been performed by encral Cnok since ho assumed com. iand of Aricona. Ho has been con- antly traveling from ono point to aothnr , holding conference with dif. iront Indian tribes. He first discov- red frauds were being practiced at an Carlos and discontent caused nong different bands on that account , id through his action chocked what remised upon bis arrival at the ne rvation to bo another big and bloody ar. Reports received at the mili- try headquarters hero confirm the itiro report of the United States : aud jury. [ ETUOPOLITAN HOTEL , OM AHA - HA , NEB. Tables supplied with the bott the arket aitords. The traveling public aim they got better accommodations id moro general satisfaction here lan at any other housp In Omaha , ate , g2 per day. augSltfm A Political Dead Look. < bl Dupatch to Till IIu. PiTiBBtwa , October 24. After a tad lock of nearly three months , the publican confcreea of the Twenty- urth congressional district this ornlng nominated Hon. Georgr Y , iwronco , of Washington county. A BIG DAY. General Preparatitns for Layir the Oorner Stono. The Mayor's Proclamation ai Other Ordere , At n meeting of the county oo ; mtssionera gMonday the folio wing w pissed : Itcsulvcd , That the clerk bo and hereby directed to wait upon the he orablo mayor of the city of Oma nnd request him to ask that all bu ness houses nnd offices in the city closed ou Wednesday , the 25th ins from one to three p. m. in order th a general participation may bo had the exorcises Incident to the laying the corner atone of our now cot houm. In compliance with this requo Mayor Boyd yesterday issued the fi lowing proclamation : MAYOR'S OFFICE , Omaha , October ! i4 , 1882 , To the Citizens of Omaha : In purananco of the request of t county commitwionora , I tttko ploa&u in inviiin ? the citizanacf Omaha participate in the curomoiiioa of layli the corner otono of the now coui house , on Wednooday , the 25th ins from 1 to 3 p. m. I also ' n quast i business houses to clo'so butweun oa hours , so as to allow of a Ron oral 11 tendance. Riispoctfully , J. E. BOYD , Mayor ot Otuuha. To the Old Settlers of Douglas Count ' The following communication w ' forwarded to me , and' I take tt method of publicly extending the 1 vitatiou. ALP'D JONES , O. S. A. Secretary \J OFFICE OF CODNTV OLKHK , DOUGLAS COUNTY , ' OMAUA , Oct.'l7 , 1882. J Gentlemen : 1 am instructed by tl honorable body of couuty coinmi sionern of Douglas county to oxtoi to you an invitation to bo present at participate in the exercises upon tl occasion of the laying of the cornc stone of our now court house , whi < will ocour on Wednesday , the 25 inst.-- Trusting snat I may bo notifled your acsceptance , I am , Very truly yours , JOHN BAUMKR , County Clerk. To the Old Sctt'irs Association , Omaha Mumborj of the board of trade ai invited to participate hi Jho laying the corner stone of the court hous Please attend at the board of tiac rooms , ut 1 p. m , sharp , Wodnesda ; the 25th. By order of boird of dire tors. TIIOMAS GIBSON , Sucroary. The procession will form on Si : teenth street and Capitol avenue s L o'clock sharp this afto noon and tnovo at 1:30 : They wi reach the court houao in time'for th beginning of the ceremonies at A'lock. Oa .arriving at the court hone block tno ceremonies willbecondunte by Past Grand ADwtor G. W. Linin Her , who has been deputised for tha purpose by Grand Master Warren. The oration will bo delivered b Eon. A. J. Popploton. _ Nearly all the societies invited hav lignified their intention of participal np , and an imposing turnout ia ej peotod. Ia addition to the subord ; iftto lodges , A. F. and A. M. , wh wul accompany the grand lodge , th fr"1"Vlt Templar will turn out a larg sthe rBbjlEAHMBai _ 1. Onit.blastnr the M'P ' 1 architect will read ih ( tha 3. Th n. 5. Music by the On , a Qleo clab. rifn trStt"'w presents the , , u a"d'he R'anii "oovtafy read * a list f I the contents la the casuf after which ioy deposit It in the stone nrj. . wh cl me solemn music la rendcwtt"y tlie Olea UD -v 7. Lowering and plaolnR the st e | n | ta roper place. During tbU cerem y the * lee Hub will sing an ode. 8. Testing the corner stone by the p . implements f Masonry. 9. The stone U const orated by the prop. elfmeutH , rorn , wine and oil. 10. Intocatlon by Grand Mter. . 11. Delivery of the implements of Oper- IVB Moapnry Into the bands of the prin- pal architect. 12The . proclmmatlon by the Grand arsh > 01. 13. Closing ode to be TODB by the entire sembly. AUS11ICA. During the singing of this piece the cut. mary collection will be made and placed > nn the ftone for.the benefit of tha work- enpged upoji the bullrtin ? . } * Or-1'0" hyHon. A. J. Toppleton. 15. lienodlctlnj. PBRSONAU DhnrchUowoIsIatown. V. 1Iddtogv , of North l Jatte , is at the w H. N. NIcholi , of North 1'Utte , in nwu _ ixton. John Stable * , of Lincoln , U at the Met- polltan. Hon. liham Kea\l , Of Falls City , U at e Millard. William Lawrence , of Ltrarole City , is the ly i ton , Con Groner , ( herIB at North 1'latte , Is he CanBeld. J. V , Howard , ol St I'AU ! , Is a roest of e Ciubeld house. Miss Helen Ball , of Dakota City , is at e Metropolitan. J. E , KeUey , wife and nelos , ol Gibson , e at the MilUrd , Mrs. Ira Wilson snd Mw. Feten , of Kt. e , are at the I'axton. U , F. Schwartz , manager of the Corlnne erry Make w , U at the MUIard , 3 , N. Pratt , S , H , BUes and A. Irlih , Grant City , are at the Metropolitan. Wr , and Mr * . A. Caatetter and MbsM. Cautelter , of Bliir , ar t the Paxton. D. C. Motter , Leno ! ) 0. 0. Crowett , air , and Dawson Collins , Nebraska .y , are at the MUIard. - , 0 , liurr , D. II. Tbomron. and J" . C. Chile , of Lincoln , and W. B. ttoe , Wajne , were at thePftxton lattn'ght. Col. Matt Patrick left for Hoik Ore Mw. General G.orgi U. Kiterl" , M Citrle Koberls hml Master A'ex Ho'-ei the family of General Gjorfe II. Ho et of Orlenns , came tip Irom St. I/otiis ycst day nnd ore stoppinz ot the MilUrd. J Dtlleher , Maxwell ; J * < mes Bell , I vld City ; J. F. Dullard. North 1'la'tci G. Stanton , Norfolk ; J. E. liowen , 1 catur ; W , A. Cui.na I , Nebraska City n G. Maxwell , Fiemont , ate Nebnukitnt i > t the CanSeH. , Oth I cam h riwj One ft n I ) j ro , 1 64' ) mane n < 1 till , I lit d n lett i Mn ll bl ( A HIQ'.OII bit h p. Th ntrot W m.rc lOcrllymts ( Id , njme hl'ch ' rton fl o of faceard br irtol7f on rl h' si eolic Wh nlmtB cniRd hilt rs n livn\e ord .No. 210 S. ICthttio.t. Omahi. Ntb. 91S-J S w It IO LOAN-MONkY to . _ ThnmM TtojmS OMiMcn Bloih TO .OAN-On ( battnl tcorWKkO MONbY . A. n. Tutt-nn , No.1616 Don ttrttt , front room , np-tlnlr . 43V nPi-SOUiUUU e/ejt In umiiof , ,600 opwardi , for B to yean , on Orst-clwa cit ) fiinn property. Cmn Ruti K t TH tnrt 1 1 AatnoT. 16th and DourUs 8tn ONEY TO LOAN Iho Northwestern J ttul Life Ii si raiuo Company Is piepat < i tmtke allQtat ( Usi'oai'i ' ) minted on sAtlitact cltylor fa > mtocurlty at lowf ! ' current iau Interest and without caiinuli I MI A. ply to O. r. DAVIS , S cc M Ajtcnt , No. 1506 Fail ft'n hire it , . tat and nud-4w Umah i. Net HELP WANTCD ANTED A Second b > lcr at the 1'ax hotU , Wiges ? i" > per month. Inquire tliu.Stow.irJ. IV ANTGD-In small family Rlrl forgine VV housework muit be good cook. I all 1 Chicago St. 022 1 \ \ ANTED A R0"il Klrl for Rcntral liot V > w rkat IHllCassHrect. Ol'7-i : \ Klrl or Ktuirall ou > orK i WANlfclJ Ian lj. Cull US h. ccnif2MI Dcuglta D2l t A man who rin milk a cows WANTED I o it b ut a | lao , imu hr rifeienoo. Arrival u th wtet coiicrnf 21 BtreeiandSt. Mirj'i Avenue. t-29-rc MAKER WANTF.D-1 hat ian l BUOOM from 8 to ID dozen : ! Hrlii ) ; brooini per < 1 : 1'rloe lljc per dozen. Jlan to boaid lth me mj farm. Amount of work 10 1 to GOO dozen. W. II. 1UQ1LL1RAL , 030 21 Dennett , Nel \\fANT D Two load drain ? io u pltli > I J o'ii hotel , 1 lair Neb. , irorauil ntcly. Ot wa < [ c w.ll bo p U. Apply at CDCU at lait lica. b2' ] ; o miu \\7AN1KO Aulddlta cdnian ticttend b VV and bo well rccommonded. Addtu-H i B. e ctllce. , Uie-Ztt WANTtl-\dl Ing room jjlrl t the Crdj tii llcusi. 013-26 , AiNTKt 1001 hit a 1 } li y 11 or IK ye U clatn jfuctt - f-r bi rd l > pilnligo fang to-choo. apin > K I'a'rlck.S.mt K p aln- ' . U1G 2 1 - A 6un lnln , n sue es fJl a WAATt-U loactas Maua < crfcr our public iloislntll S R-e. Must bo willliito fc'oc inn find aitcnf , and r-ilu tlcoi f r < ID flat mo ) tin. S.Itr , a > d ctinmUili'ii kltor o unntli'dtrl'l. i-ccd iiuric Ucfe ciicis. Gt 1,0 > jp r nco In mil. Si ml fi-1 . AbSKLL. I'KrrEH , OALIMN &CO. , 921 23 b-Ji Ilroa.nay , tt. Y. ANTED 50 men for rallr-aH wo h. : W Mm wtl i r , 11 Ii iiour M.r. sni 911-2 WANTEt > pitentgl-l torg nfralhous wor . Ajjplj ou > < 1 d)5r f omCilllcr tree" , on 221. 90 SUf 1 1 iii omttly. tjur xx Liie ti WAoTKu c mp wood and c ear la id tin e < i liiti , 14W larnrnnibtreu' . t92 2 * tno employment offic ilTN. 16tbttroctup stAlw. < 5tl W Ah TED A. good ilrl ( or gener.l hous wor , at la 1. nt ( . Cet side of convo troet , two b.ocks north b fit. U.ry'datunut ) . [ TITANTBD A girl to o r.chorkl houscwor VV > end rorri.nc > S Q cod wages paid AI Ircss F. 0. Grablo , Kearney , NoD. 6 9-tt SITUATIONS WANTED. _ _ r\T ANTED One ( rood camaeaer. Steady woi VV work and good pay , ( references required ipplr at 218 N. ICth street , up-stolrg , room 6. 430-t ( i\T ANTED-At the NaUocal Hotel at Uncoil ? JL -.One No1 'omal * - - JLl \l A-Mtl > Duuin y VuVJ-l > , ulula Ana co r V pools to clean with h Diu.Vr'-y iill ac nk Cleaner , the best In use. A. Evadii'-JC'Qr : oldenco 1 06 Dodce ttreet , Omaha. MIOELLANEOUO V/ANT8. > OA D nd rocui lor twj af 1010Ctilra8o& ; ! > 931-24 _ -lnoinn and r < oird. f priral VANTBUlnoinn family wllllnz to take one or two boardere II s nu their addroBS to the U'yinan Coiuircla illcge , s udebt se > .klni ; boird ut rooms will D [ erred to them A. L WYA1AN. ClO-tt 0l RENT HOU8E6 AND LAND. \OR KENT Cottajc of 4 room * , SOth and Far nam street , $10 a month SOU IlENT Cottage of 1 rooms , SOth nn < iod ( ; $10 a . .onth. OR KENT Houoijv of fi roouo.SOth and IXiu KlMntrectl8 u month. a tf UOOU8&HIU , . _ OK HENT A nVw room with home comforts In a prl\ate f m ly , 1811 Caoa atroet. ir S 2i 'Oil HUNT 2 new tcvcn room housts , Park av mil . All modern iiuprotunenU loth hoi juold ittr , Hattrhack if to\u in ktchtn , joilwork and i-ta'raiso lliil hulln | urti-colorLtl Id. No hcttir anpolntbd honsen in town. ci t earn nasi the door. ros f slon gi\ n about tnilior 1st , i room hou'C , velhr , well rMcrn , barn , newi > ntoil and | u ) > crul , Shinnan uteniie , room liouoc , ucll , clnt rn , Rcx lc.Har. corner , h strut. AMES , JGW1 Viiriiani. > l-lt Oil ItF.NT ( lood lia cmcrit rooms nultabUi for lioiibckrclnr | ) , Albo goal Urge burn , Call nvdliitcly at northwuit vol. 2JU nnd Hurt .St. ! tf _ _ _ _ _ _ OU KrttT Ku nliAtxl rot in s forme or mo gcn.Uman N. W. corner 0 and Cafe St. f 2 hcu cl ° "e 6 * rcl rile 6 rroms. . , BfCbic.gj andjfithSs T.Stlft. _ " = h _ kBl-tf 1011 HUNT Deal , room , fronrc = - - floor , r'.rnhain ot. IWloullroa. 8gtf Ji" OK IlKNT Klo.ant trout rom , ( urnl-hed or umumlomd , cheap. Mo. 61)6 ) no.th IB h . tOJiiet I OH HENT-2 hrusm of 6 rooma each. U10 25 UALlOU UUO'd , U , lou UloiV. lOt ub.x'l' \ kkrlo luruibhwl Parofcanttrcct. v7-tf _ I OB ItfKT Twa UrKofurnl lied front rooms , with or wit-out boar-U 03 Honard ttr.ct. Ofl-tf _ lOKKENT 4 plia > aiit Chamber * iultable for bouts kicp UK t > a uun anl wife without loreo Noue cthtr uied app'y. ' Call from 7 n. to 6 p u , No. 81 M7lh utrcet. DOStf Olt UKNT-A furnUhed Uoux , fan Dodge. OS HENT-lhebuUltg at p'eient occupied by .lieWntein liuloa .eleimih Compuo > , croi Farnam ant 16th itreeU : Apply to kcr lirgi. , G otfc . _ 67.7-tI OHHENirAhou of9rooiM1and ultat.lo for iwo fauillle * . Inquire IJlo Chic KO St. , wucn 12th and 18th. _ ? - well and OU U If NT-House with se cn rooms cuitern handy. t o blocks fr m Omaha toun kouth nth bi Inquire at Henry B5"tDp furnUhed room. Call OH RENT-A plwront tf 873 at 6 j7J N. 7 Ht. ith tcltKiioe KENT-FI ( fantly fmnUhei ! roimiwith FOR s and hwt r. f 'tnc 8 rtqnlied. Ap. py notih wttl Srdaud lut ! tt. tUtl TnoRRINT New hou'f 9 roens 1W' Bk t - JJ t e n Leattdwol h aid va < cn. All m Atrn liupr vume ti 8t8-tOt iromiENT-Nlcolyfunil-hcd front room. U- J' qulro at N.V. . corner 18th and Farnam , to.-'JO 7 / on KENT Ahoumol tx rooms , well and 7I 1 cli ern , rontcnlcnt and good location , ono block north of brljgo , on Sherman ascnue. " I0tl UENT-Kumldiod room with board and ft U few tAblc boarder , at 1718 Uodge. 8fjGl I7\0lt \ UK" T Mi u e , ftx roon i lurntthtd , ID- Jj q 1110 at U. Hyde c Dice , UUiar a Lotd. nr.VT A bonrdlrp r > ouw , at 103 Ta th FOR \ , bet * Itn D uglas atd Loigo. 1 quln at cor. f i2lhand 1 ou.l 8. 811-tf OH HENT Offlcis In J cib' b ock cor , ISth } * and Orltol a\enuc , JOHN U. J AC > t3 , 702 tf * - ie 'f sit Ivire ronnw all conveniences ondf no too tion b > .T. IVter- s n Am t'th anil ) u la St 7 4 If UE T A nlco n w otiaco 01 Eavinpott POK et , boir 24th strict. Inqulr. at Mbolm & Krl k ot > V iToH rTE"T A nlcciy fuTn ah u oouj at HJ I1 Ca-sttr.-ot. MO If Ij Oll ItKM Huu ie lJ nc in gojd locution. K Allionvcnltnccg fir i ir , no * ' , 12 rooms , lleCagus , opposite ixj t nice. 022-tf KKNT Two new dwolllnen ant ) two olhci FOR ludculrnble loc.utv , h ) McKoon No. 1614 Dnnel.ii Mrwt 817-tf ilENT A c tUeJ of flc rtomi. Inqulto Foil .Northwoit corner ICib a id ttlcA o Uiwt , Bin tt _ ClOU RENT-Furnlshed houao , N. W. corner C IBUi and Clark at _ 776 U "I71DII HFNT Lnrgo olTlcj locru or h ll > iore. i1 uajfarnhunoiieet. 7J7-U HUNT Two rooum furhUhel tot Heht POH U'okieptijf rlly water ou mno floor. Damn's 11. cS , corner Slh and Ilowaid Hte ; a. 793 tf HENT A toro la lUlcomho block , nn FOR ICth street , boar Davecport Ht A. D. Uolcjmbo. 600-2Stt TKV HOU3E8 FOR RENT Hmall and 'lance- four to ble\cu rooms each ; ono or two niw cncs. UKMty , Acent , jeM-tt th and Douplna its. _ | ? ( OIl RBNT Kurnlahod rooms at 1717 LOSS L1 Btrtet , b-t 17ch and ISth. 450-tf jiHJtt Kr.M oiocttj etur , ccr , lUth trooP P anl Capitol avtnue. Apply on pn miMi. R02-U PHAS 'OR BALL FOH BALK One oriian lor $30. O o or < tn for * > 5. Ono 1'iano , (65. Casn cr monthly p y- u.0 la. 921-1 A. HCSfE. BIOYCLE FOU 8AI.K Inquire C. U. Wood man , Omaha. 761-tl OUSAf 1 larff Safe and 1 I irp ilzeOfllce ti desk forgaloo wl 1 cxchatijfoforJIcrchaiidlio. InrjulroS. W. to ncriimlandUallforuh. 1)14-25 ) LE Stock of L'oncralmo ch ndlsowlth FOrtS of store. Oooti pajii pbupiriiBa u two towns near Omaha. JUllou llrcw. Tnlon hlock. FOR 8 VI E Entire rrrco-y ftcck i > nd nxlurca , oir. lOUiaud Leuveawoith. N J. billilL 876-if Stav.s nnl Furniture 141.0\ . FOllSALE iavi _ _ _ FOR SALE We offer for sa'e our Hour and F cd Iluel csi , c rncr of IBth and Dnitnp it etrccts , lth all fixtures , t ams , wa.on , ct . Reasons lor ( , o liiig no are print' 1 to another business. A Rood Invest. 818-tt CItARLTON BROS. CTOK S ILK Hi u e and lot , N c. comer 13ib JU streoc and Capl.ol avenue. Inqufiu on prv ml fcOt 1m FOR 8\LK-llni6o of 8 > o ma on ( T ound 4J years , J6BO. M. ro t Olflee. riOlt HALU Oood building , br.ck. Call at f Water Wrrks olHce. 440-tf SPLENDID fhOk-ERTI FOR MALE-At Bmaim , one larie brick houte , and ons : argo frame house , with fall lot on Cau near ISth itrect. Flno chance for Investment , rent for 170 per month. Call tot full particulars , on BEMIS EM-tf _ Agent. tCth and Douglas rta. D1X BEAUTIFUL LOTS 60x160 feet each la Q Hanscoru Place on street ca line. Best lou in whole addition on very easy terms and at k ; rcat bargain. BSHIB' agent , 16th and Doaglaa it-"eta 16-tt - _ _ _ _ FOR HALE. The Arlington Hons" " HOTEL First class ; all furnished ho only hole a tovvn. The cheapest property In the state. Has all the traveling men.frin bo Bold cheap oa : ermst08Ut. Enquire of E. Fuilo , proprietor. Arlington. WmiBlnirton county Neb 6as EWR SALE Or will ezcha ge for Omaha pro. perty , an Improved sec OB of land adjoin- nf a station on U. P. B. R. U. DUNHAM. 141J rrnham St. . Omaha. _ yjp gm { MIBCEU.A1METTR. _ PAKENUF-onthopremU got ireundrrtlnn. I ed a n d hf Ifer , whit bo ly ai d ta 1 c. KraMk learB. &U. track , quarur ml e atn-bof a Ink 'or which i reward S03tf . 4-tf .0 tV .Oil Ii MtV CONCkUlN-l donre In" il ju llctta tos ythttlt h.sbem reputed latl made statements dcrrgitor ti I ho name Mrs. A Johnson. I chcortu ly taVo th-imoth- 1 toabsolut ly deny that lever utteretl or clr- ilited anysland roiw rtporU and know of no 3Od reason for so do og. J DONNEK. Anyp. rson rankingduch ropjrthire frer lll > pros ted. W. JOUNSO olS 121 10 FAKUEKS-The highest ci h prle paid L rpr Itye , Bar ty and Corn at Kreb'g Vinegar orki , Jones street , botwo n 8ih a > d 10th , Oma. 5 ; SOC-dawtf , will buy the furniture of the b | . - , , - - . jpaying hotel In Iowa , llcnt reas lable. AdUrcba Dolph Macgrcgor. Bee office , naua , Nob. 108-tP 3DWAHD KUEHL HOISTER OF PAIUYBTERY AND CONDI ONAL1QT , 198 Tenth Btreot , betnreen Fimaiv dnainev. Will , with tha aid nf gunidlau lilts , obtain for any ouo a gluncs t > the out d present , and on certain coadlilona In tha Li re. Bou and UbOM r > ad to irder , Vtil < tinn lru r . > t . .ntfl 1 Absolutely Pure. Fhls powder never varies. A marvei o \ rlty , strength and wbolesomeness are economical than the ordinary kinds , d cannot be sold in competition with the iltltndo of low test , short weight , alom phosphate powders , Sold only in can KOVAL BAKIKQ FOWIJEB Co. Wall St. , NewYwk