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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1882)
THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , THURSDAY IBTOVEMBISK 9 The Daily Bee. Thuraadfty Morning , Nov. 9 , ; Wcnthcr Woport , ( i'ho ( ollowluff otworTAtion ? nre taken nt the SAHIO moment of tlmoatnlllho sUtlon1 turned. ) WAn DnrAnTitENT , U. 8. StoNAtBKn. J VICE , OMAHA , Nov. 8 , 1882. ( l:4Bp.m. j RlrorKlett 1 Inches above low water m tknt Omkha , 2 fceVO Inches l Ytnkton. Mlsslsstp , 1 4 feet t Inches tUncnj | > ott , 4 feel 5 inches at St. 1'Mil , 10 f.ct 1 Inches at St Lou Is , 3 feet 4) ) Indies at Li Cro-po and G feet 3 Inches it LOCAL BREVITIES. The full rcturna will bo In by Christ- mas. Thrco trains of stock came In on tbo "U. P. yesterday. D&n Oallalian has go no to the county jail lo tobcr up for six days , Mr. 0. ] ' \ Goodman Imi gone to Cleveland to attend the wholesale drug' gists' convention. A class in elocution bns been organized In the U. 0. L. A. , vlth twenty-thrc < members to start on. Tinner wanted A first-class ttnnei can get u steady Job nnd the highest run ning wages at Win. F. Stoctrol'e. It --1'rof. Yager's hand waa out yester day with Manager Nugent's big team and wagon , and serenaded THE BEE office. A colored boy , working In n , Dodge street restaurant , was arroetcd Tuecdaj as a suspicious character , but waa rclcaoet yesterday. A man named 11 , K. Heed was ntroatci Tuesday for saint ; to a sporting bouse anr taking throe dollars from one of the girls B&Idmonoy being concealed in her stocking The case will be tried by jury tht .afternoon , Latt 1'ilday night a boy named Me Calir , who lives on Tenth street , nei ; 'Davenport , waa badly burned hy falling into a bonCro. The whole of his face uc neck is a blister , and his left hand am wrist are also burned considerably. Betnlt1 now map of Omaha just com .pleted and ready for delivery at $7 each is four feet wide by eeven feet long. Larg cst and roost complete map of Omaha ere published. OKKIUIAL map of the cltj Sco column , The new drug firm of Colvin & Cc displayed remarkable enterprise In flvln .election returns from all parts of the cit and ! Tremoul < fi r. 8 _ o'clock Tucsda ; Their store on South Thirteuniu .treat. wi filled up to a late hour by anxious Inquire ifor news , A warrant baa been Issued by Judg Boneko for Fred Watkins , alias WIlHai Henry , for stealing a hone and buggy va uedat500 from J. A. McShnno. liat was mot .Tuesday by ono of the Cozzerj house proprietor * and acknowledged tbo i ho and hia party hod attempted a swindle that hii right name WM Purvis and hi , partnor'a Fred Watkini. PERSONAL. Lieut. Merrlau , U. 8. A , , registered a .the Millant last night. . il ) . McOlenoan , of Wnlioo , ia in the cit j Mri. Norihway , of Qlenwood , la i\t th 7-IIUard. \ \ \ W. A , Warwick , of Ncllgh , nnd Wai JL Seriy , of Bennett , are at the Millari 0. J. Thelpa nnd N. W. Wells , of Sclmj TVJpi.ire nt the Millard. I Misses Mtggla and Hose Shelly , an / Mr..Chas. Shelly , of Cleveland , are guest j of the-Millard. Sam , M , Chapman and wife , of 1'latt mouth are at the Mlllanl. 0. Wilson and wife , of Oaceola , are o the Millard. BURNED TO DEATH. A Horrible Accident m Booth Omnhc On Tuesday evening a very Bad at -cldonfc occurred In South Omaha , re euUirjR in Iho death , nbout 4 p. m jreatorday , of the unfortunate lad who vroB the victim. Mra. Martha 0. Alboo is the wife i Mr.-Gilbert J. Alboo , and waa nt 111 time of her cloath 47 yoara of nat Tho.dotaiU of the accident nro m iknown beyond Uip fact that in aom way MM. Albeo dropped or ovorturnc a coal oil which lamp , exploded an .scattered the oil over her drona , whic ummodiatoly took firo. TBof ' * could bB HSnl l c .Mrs. Albeo was horribly buruod an notwithstanding all that medical al could do for her , died less than twei iy-four hours aftornord , The funeral will t-ko place at ,3 - jn. to-day from the residouco t James and franklin etroets. Barber shop nnd bath rooms f sale. Shop invoices at nearly ni thouaand dollars. Will toll for § 80 part on time. Reason for Bollin With to go to Colorado for my wife health. F. J , MoIIcMHY , 10-31 * Atlantic , la. SLAYEN'S ' YOSEMH'K COLOQN Made frorr th j wild flowora of tl FAK PAMED YOSEMITE VALLE it la the most fr f/mnt oi perfum Manpfacturod by U , B. Slaven , Bs Froncwco , For ado in Omuha by V J. Whttehouao aud Jfennsio Bros & 0o. OLOOKti , OLOOK8 , OLOOK8 , largest etoclf. Lowest pricu a EOIIOUI * EHICKBON'H , STILL IH DOUBT. The Count § in the Oity Proceeds Slowly , JS'ot a Siuclo Ward Yet Com pleted , Bat Several Precincts Heard From , PrnlmlillUien & to the Xlonnlt. Owing to the unprecedented delay n making returns from various wardu n the city , it is as yet imposaiblo to ivo the complete vote , and equally BO iredlct the final reault with any do- rojj of probability , drums made by ithor side are scouted by- the ether , nd it can only bo said that the antimonopoly - monopoly and democratic tickets will ikoly furnish all the successful candi- atos , with the exception of thrco and lorhaps not oven so many. In the first ward the work was : opt up until last evening , when tired aturo could hold out no longer , and n adjournment was taken to 9:30 : a. m. to-day. The count will probably > o complotcd by to-night sometime , tough , as yet , the straight tickets iad not all boon counted when the > oard adjourned. In thu Third ward a rococo was akon in the afternoon to lot the mom- > orH take a little rest , and the count was resumed in the ovoning. At 11 'clock n reporter tried to ascertain what progress had boon tnado , but was ofuacd Admittance. In the Second ward there is some litch in the count , and it is claimed liat a re-count will reduce the total inmbor of votes 107. The board will > ogln with the second count this morning. The result of the first ount Is given below. Up to mid- ight last night the Fifth ward had not been hoard from , BO that the only wards in are the Second , Fourth and Sixth , and ono of these will probably > o changed. The following is the re- ull so far as received : Float senator : McShano 529 , Dan- ell 255. District attorney : Burnham 271. Godwin 522. Commissioner : O'Koofo 517 , Qaaloj THE FOCIVni WAIID. The board in the Fourth gel hroogh about G o'clock last evening and the count stood as follows.- Senators : Dewey 410 , Connell . ' 107 Brown 280 , Canfield 205 , McOormlcl 100. Representatives : Gray 421 , Sues * nbach397 , Chrlstophomon 420 , Bennett nett 385 , Colpotzer 384 , Broatch 300 Taylor 305 , Olarkoon 397 , Clark 274 McGvrock 200 , Howell 229 , " Oarnabj 271 , Goos221 , Jordan 246 , Tortlo 295 3rnnomojer 209. Float Sector : McShano 284 , Dan oil 385. District Attomoy : Burnham 388 Parko Gpd m3l5. Commissioner : O'Koofe. 355 , Qualo ; /1 * Congress : Rediok.315Veaver35B ; Oilbort CC. The wonmn suffrage R Amen was beaten five to two , s B1XT1I WAIID. V The count in this ward was oh lomplotod last evening , and the fo lowing are the figures on local cand dates : Senators : Dewey 3 7 , Connell 33C Brown 319 , Oanfiold 300 , McOorraio LJ2. Representatives : Gray .392 , Suef Bonbaoh 303 , Ohristophoraon 309 , Bor nott 375 , OolpotEor , 370 , Broatoh 351 Taylor 302 , Olarkson SCO , Clark 21f McGavock 191 , Howell 180 , Oarnab 102 , Gees 170 , Jordan 200 , Turtl J20 , Oronomoyor 204 , Twaddoh 130 Bnrmeistor 135 , Whitmoro 130 , Roc 120 , ; Behm 137 , Overall 150 , Ho 119 , Leodor 29. Float senator : McShano 319 Dar ioll 375. District attorney : Burnham 380 Godwin 313. Commissioner } O'Koofo 351 , Ouoo loy 347. Congressman : Rodick 230. Weave 359 , Gilbert 88. WEST OMAHA rUECINUT. The following IB the result of Thun day's election in the precinct : Fo congroes , Weaver 47 , Gilbert 18 , Rod iok 34. State ticket , Dawus 47 , RB $ nolds 19 , Morton 33 , Agoo 47 , Wai nor 33 , Kirtloy 19 , Rogoon 4 Boulby 32 , Boatty 19 , Wallichs 41 Loaoh 33 , Sturdovant 52 Clark 40 , Orawlord , 32 Uarnd 19 , Powers 47 Madoloy 19 , Kendall 47 , Grobo33 Joints 20 , Jones 40 , Bpuico 33 , Burk 52 , Gcro47. For district attorney Parko Godwin 53 , Burnham 44 , Lou hlativo. Brown 52 , Canfiold 55 , Me Cormlok 18 , Doiroy 47 , Oanuell 3G Mcbhaup 55 , Daniels 42 , Tay lor 52 , Orouomeycr 32 , Ohrkioi 40 , Gray 40 , Oolpo.wr 4G OhrlBlophorson 57 , Bennett 40 , Sues unbuh 44 , Waddell 19 , Bernmesto 44 Witmyer 19 , Root 17 , Towtlo 48 , 'o ° ° y nC ° UUly co'nn onei OKoefo 55 , Qualey 42. ABSBBSOI CharloBJ. Ryan 78. Justice of th peace , J , B : J. llFnn 53. Roa Buporvlsors , D. 0. Sulphen 35 , an Oacar Brown 47. For amendment 'Jf. against 54 , 8A1IATOOA. Dawoy 38 , Oonnoll 37 , Brown ( ! ( Oanfield 20 , McOormick 30. I' or rcpresonUtivea : Gray 39 , Sui 8en k 40 , Christophorson 42'llm nott 38 , Oolpotztfr 39 , Uroutoh V T ylor 43 Ol on 39 Clark M ) Gavock 17 , Howell 18 , Oarnaby 2 Goes 25 , Jordan 20 , Turtle 51 , Oren meyer , TwAddell 34 , Burmaster 3 Wiuttnoro 35 , Root 34 , Bohm A Ovcrull 35 , Hey 32. J. A. McShano 48 , Danniell 44. Buroham 47 , Godwin 45. O'Kotfu 52 , Qucalty 38 , FLOKKNCK. Senators : DdWBy as , Oonnoll 3 ; Brown 77 , Oanfield 60 , McOormick 2i I'loat aenatorB ! MuShano ? ( Danloll 50. Ropre eiitaUvcs : Gray 37 , Suwet bioh ,11 , Ohrl npheraon 37 , Benne w , Oolpoizor 38 , Broatoh 38 , Tayh 5I8 , Olarkaoii 38 , OWk 60 , McGavoc f "iO , Howell 50 , Carnaby GO , Gooa 51 lordan 50 , Turtle 70 , Oronemoyfr 09 Twaddnl 2t , Burmoistcr 24 , Whit moro 23 , Root 23 , Bohm 23 , Hey 23 Oveiall 23. District attorney : Btirnham 49 Godwin 03 , Commissioner : O'Keofo 71 , Qaoa ey 40. JEFI-KIWON , Senators : Dawcy 24 , Connell 29 Brown 25 , Canfiold 17 , McCormlck 0 Float : McShnno 25 , Djinioll 29. HcprcuotitutivcB : Gr.iy 27 , Suossen' > % ch 27 , ChristoDhorson 30 , Bennotl 20 , Colpotzer 28 , Broatch 29 , Clarl 20 , McGavock 20 , Gees 24 , Jordan 19 , Turtle 20 , Gronctneyor 52 , Bur- ncstcr 4 , Loodcr 30. District attorney : Burnham 8 , God' win 44. Commissioner : O'Keofo 20 , Qucaloj -7. THE B1ODX COMMISSION. A Visit From JudRo Shannon The Trip to tbo AKOUCIOB. Among the guests at the Mi Hard ast evening was Judge P. 0. Shan- mi , formerly chief justice of Dakota , nd ono of the ablest and most prom- nont lawyers In the country. Judge Shannon ia a member of the ioux Indian commission , appointed ndor an net of the last .congress tc islt the various tribes of Sioux , and oo if they were willing to code any of itir lands , and what was desirable in ogard to the establishment of schools , ind the general improvement of the ribes. The ether members of the ommisslon are Oov. E imunds , for- lorly of Dakota , and Hon. J. M. 'cllpr ' , a brother of the secretary of 10 interior. The commiaaion left Ynnkton on lie 10th of October , and have visited 'ino Rtdgo , Rosebud and Santce gonciea , rotnrnini ; aa far as Blair lixat voning , when Judge Shannon came own to Omaha to BOO hia son-in-law , Mr. Preston Wolf , of the U. P. loadquattom , and his family , the thor members remaining at Blair , lo will leave to rejoin thorn this morning , and they will proceed to ranktou to consult in regard to their uturo course. Next week they go to itanding Rock , Cheyenne Agency , 3row Creek-and Lcwer Brulo. Judge Shannon reports that they were most favorably received by the shiofs and head mon , and they oxpool o accomplish very useful results frort heir mission. Ho was surprised al .ho ameliorated condition of the ribes , and astonished at the diguitj and eloquence of the head mon it ; heir councils. Ho could not but note some whoso language , an translator to them , would have done credit tt the halls of congress , and who foi sagacity , far-nightedness and praotica .OIIBO . are the peers of any men , L'hoy Beomod to the commission to b < aware of the extent of the favors received coivod from the Great Father , and desirous sirous of retaining the favor am ) rofiting by the wisdom of their whiti > rothors. COMING ATTRACTIONS Corlnno. The lyrio and dramatic wonder , an her fuinous Morrlo Makers , will ai pear at Boyd's opera house next Fr day and Saturday in "Bijou , " and th "Magio Slipper , " or "Cinderella. Cotinno was born in Boston , Mass , DocomVor 25 , 1873 , and is the daugl tor d pupil of Jonnto Klmball , th well known vocnlist and comedienne Her first public appearance was at Ui great national baby ehow in Bo tor October 22 , 1877 , when she created great sensation as a most icrnarkab ] musical prodigy , and received. * tr pri/,3 of a gold chain and locki ntuddod with diamonds. Her sooon appoaninca in Boston was i the Gaiety , March 23 , 1879 , i a grand concert by Brown's Brigad band , when as reader and singer sh was pronounced "wonderful. " Ma 12 , 1879 , she made her debut as "Ll tlo Buttercup" in the Juvenile Pim fore troupe at Boston museum , an proved unquestionably the c'entri figure of the company. Her preset tation of the character revealed her i an astonishing example of proaociot talent , and it ago bo considered , 11 cantatrico over made a greater triump than did little Corinno. A born m tress , she captured the audience i the first moment of her entrance upo the stage , by her rippling voice an dainty grace. But eight years olc she possessed a/Jnewo of manner , an an evident appreciation of the subth ty of Gilbert s humor , while her vole and method are musically correct ; Corinno from her infancy had th most attentive caruj of robust healtl with a strong constitution , inherite from a loving mother , who is over b her side , the "Miniature Patti" i without a moment's blolaieca or an sign of fatigue , and nho is al trays Jmj piost when pursuing hur ohoson nn EoBsion. She has upwards of 100 handsotr prosonta , among which are a gold watc with diamond setting * , n number < medals , ono of which has this iusari ] tlon ; "Presented to Oorinno at tli Grand Opera House , Chicago , aa tl : poorlcss Cinderella of the world , Jat 1880 , " another from the police of Ii dianopolis , Ind. In Now Orleans si was the recipient of a beautiful on slipper , sot in gold. In Canada sli was received with much distinction b the Marquis of Lorno and the Prince Louise , who made her some valuabl presents , and also by Lord and Lad Campbell , who also gave her tokens < remembrance. METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OM/ HA , NEB. Tables supplied with the btst th market atiords. The traveling publi claim they got better accommodation and moro general satiafactiou her than at uny other house in Omnhi Rttt , 2 per day , nugpltfm LATEST RETURNS EDEOTED WJIG it WESfBEUG for liavincr the beat and cheapest STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Go to Kiawit & ftronfague'ij fi bargains in Boots and Shot > 8. 8-3t -/'itre Swet Cider at / CITY COUNCIL A Lengthy Leofcuro on Goologj by Prof , Baker , A Mass of Miscellaneous Busi ness Disposed Of. At llio regular meeting of the city council Inst evening there were prca- out McBRia , Baker , Uchm , Oorby , Jallono , Dunham , Ilerman , Loodor , O'ICecfe , Throne , and President Pro Tern. Kauflmann. The journal was read nnd np. irovod. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATION ! ! . Ffom the mayor : Appointing . I. Kennedy , 0. Uartmau and Daniel Collision appraisers of damages by the construction of sewer through lota 1 and 2 , block "E. " ConGrraed. Prom the mayor : Transmitting communication of Mesaru. Mollugh and McGAVock , in regard to tight of wny iicrotm Si. Mary's nvonuo , on- oinod by order of the district court. Filed. From the mayor : Approving cor- ain ordinances. Filed. From the city attorney transmitting ordinance changing curb lines on Doug- as from Ninth to Sixteenth streets nclusivo. Filed. The oity phpsiotan mortality reporter or Ootober : JJ8 deaths and 80 births. Filod. The report of the police judge for Octobar. ttsf erred. From the city engineer advising th.it ho trench on tnu uoiuh side ot Ohl- ago between Twelfth and Thirteenth trcets bo covered if practicable. Ho- erred. From the chairman of thn board of mbllo works transmitting the accep- anco of the contract of 0. F. Wil- iams for grading the cut off at Saun- .urs Btrootfl bridge , at a cost of $323.80. Approved. The report of the city marshal of iquor dealers and druggists , number or October. Referred. _ The report of the street commia- ioner for October was filed. The city marshal's report of the number of proatitutoa for the month of October was referred. From Goo. N. Crawford and J. T. klcgralb , insisting that the city fulfill ts obligations to keep in order the .venues on the oonth and west flido of lanscom park , lleferrod. From Ignaco ticherb , asking romu- icration for expenses of raising his louse , on Sixteenth street , nccoaeitn- red by change of grade ordered by the city. Ho asked for § 300. Referred. From H. E. White and others , aek- ng that a foot-bridge ha constructed across North Omaha creek on Califor nia street , west of Oroighton college we a referred. A petition to establish the curb line twenty fees from lot line on Twelfth street , between Fnrnam and Douglas streets , was roforrcd. From L. T. Longloy and others : Requesting that sidewalk be ordered on west side of Sixteenth , between Oass and Chicago streets. Referred. From W. W. juowo : Complaining of unjust discrimination in makiiu the cut ou Sixteenth and Harney , tc bring said streets to grade. Referred From the city treasurer : Recommending mending redaction of assessment ol 0.V. . Murray , Jr. , for 1881'as tht county commissionorB have ahead } done flame. Referred. A lengthy communication was received coivod from the board of public works explaining their position in regard t < awarding the contract for the paviu ; of Tenth street with Sioux Falli cranito , and requesting thn board t < make * now order in the matter. A lively ditcueaion ensued , endim in stormy uceno , in whlchMr. Bakei attowptod to deliver a lecture 01 geology , notwithstanding there was i motion to I * ? the communication ot the tablo. The president onnpullod Mr. Bake ! to tixko his seat , anM vigorous pro mflt. rom mmBelf nnd Mr. Herman The whole matter was laid on thi table for ono week. BES01.UT.IONH. By Thrane : Instructing repair o sidewalk on alley south ot B. it M depot , on Ninth street. Adopted , By Dolluuo : Ordering the B. & M Railroad company to place a ilacinc. ; ] on Douglas at the intersection o Seventh street. Referred. By Dellonc : Thanking Thos. O Maghoo for the elk presented the cit ; for JTpnacom park. Adopted. By Dunham : Calling on the cit ] engineer for estimate of the cost o bringing Farnaiq street to grade between twoon Sixteenth and Nineteenth a agreed to by the county commission ers. ers.Also the estimated cent of removing the dirt J ft by Mr. Robinson , between tweon Kinotoonth and Tiyentletl strootfl , when ho lomovod hit rcilwaj track. Adopted. By pnnhuni : Approving the ao tion fjf the city oflicials in tearing m the street car track on St. Mary * iivenuu and Seventeenth street Adopted. By Bohm : To build a bridgi Across Eighteenth and Pierce streets Referred. By Leodor : That the pay of etokeri and drivera of the fire department b < fixed at $70 per month after Novom her lit. Referred. Several sidewalk resolutions wen adopted. By Ccrby : Authorizing the board o public works to send a specimen o ; Sbux Falls stone to the state geolo cist of Minnesota for chemical exam ( nation , This resolution ottered an oppor tunity for Mr , Baker to complete hii Icctnio on plutonio and other rocke , whieh ho did in fine stylo. Every member of the council thoi proceeded to toll tbo members whai they did not know about rooku , anc about tin hour's time was consumed ir arguing the question of whether Sioui Foils stonu ja or is not granite. The resolution was finally laid or the tablo. , IIEPOUTS oy COMMITTEES. On ( treatsand grades : Rectmmond h'fg the change of grade on Douglai nnd Nineteenth streets , requested bj N. B , Falconer and others , under cer tain conditions. Adopted. Thu appointments of 0 , Ilartman Allen Koch and L. T. Hcealer ns ap < praiaorn in this matter were confirmed , On police : Recommending the paa < sago of an ordinance fixing the salary of the turn-key , Adopted. OllIUNAhCF.S. The appropriation ordinance tor Oc tober expenses was passed. The ordinance re establishing the curb 1'ncs of Ninth struct to Sixteenth , both inclusive , fiom the center line of Douglas to the center line of Frtrnarn was Introduced , but , Mr. Behm , ob- jcoting , did not pass beyond its firat reading. The ordinance fixing the nalary oi the turn-key was rcfctred back to the iudiciary committee for correction ae t lacked the amending clause. Adjourned for ono week SCANDALOUS , How a Boston Drummer Was Suddenly flailed Home , And 'Why HoVoro lilt Ulster. The papers have been so flooded foi the pa t low days with election mat ters and news of a similar sensational character that perhaps something moro substantial will prove a relief to readers about this time. An item that may the fill.blll comes from lowot Tenth street , which was the ncono ol a first-class sensation on Monday While wo have the names in our DOS- session , and they also appear in police court , it Is not necessary to parade them before the public , but simply give the facts are they are said to havr occurred. ) It Rcoma that a well known business man of lower Tenth street , whoso wife coops house not far from his placoof ) usinc B , told her Monday night That 10 waa going to attend the demo cratic rally at Boyd'a opera horao. ? or aomo reason ho chaugod his mind , and after getting some moat for break fast went homo to leave it with hia wifo. Ho found a ladylitting in the rent room of the house , and noticed something rather suspicious about the appearance of things. Ho did not wait for any explanation , but at once opened the door leading to hia vifo's bedroom and found her ajlagmntc dclictu with a Boston drum mer , whoso name is well known to , ho business men of Omaha , and in stead of shooting or cutting or any- : hing of that kind , ho seized the in- .ruder's coat and breeches and at once made off with them. The follow jumped out of bed and succeeded in grabbing the pants and getaway away from the husband , bub liia : oat was gotten away with. The drummer wont to a friend , and succeeded in oupplying the missing garment , and left on the first , traiu yesterday morning for St. Louis. Previous to this , however , tlio hus band , who had an idea that ho might be arrested for petit larceny , consulted a prominent attorney , who , in order to guard against any contingency , filed a complaint in the police court charging the parties with adultery and at the same time filed a petition in the district court applying for a divorce on the part of the hus band on the ground of adultery. Ae the man had loft town the criminal proceedings were dropped , but the divorce case will be proceeded with , and is likely to bring about some rich developments. In the pocket of the man's coat were found letters from hia wife and from a mistress in Rock Island , III. , with many other letters written him in the most endearing terms , indicating that ho was what Is known among the traveling fraternity as a masher. . "Welcome the coming ! upeed the part ing guest. No hasty extemporized punch can approach the renowned lluii I'UNOH in navor. Kvery wine cellar nhould be sup plied with it. Trade supplied at maim- facturera prices by M. A. McKamara. lamllies supplied by A. II. Gladstone , Omaha. Neb. Notice of Dissolution of PartnerahtD. The co-mrtnershln heretofore touting between * upon Ills owna9cmulil ! " "uuo " 10 of all the liabilities and i-olfcLWi" ' the firm. * * * "nts ot saw W. J. WH1TEHOU8E , Wll. N. NASON. Omaha , Neb. , Nov.1 ; 1882-3t J. E , BERGEN , ' LX X.X2 AND FANCY CROGER1ES , . , j N. W. Cor. IGth and Cumlng St eet. w3f REMOVED TO NO. Gil IGTH ST DKALEK IN ALL KINDS QF WINES McOAETHY & BUEKE , Undertakers , 218 HTH ST.BET. FAJINA1I ANl DOUGLAS. JJOFllfiUE & MfiHDELBKflO A'ECHITECTS , OIIEIQHTON BLOOK , - OMAHA , Archltectaot theOnuha National Bank , No bnuk Nktl nil Bank , P&xton & Galeriher'i ! Ulock , Acatlemr of the B&cred Heart , MllUr. Hotel , Ete. TAKE JNK5TIOE , Martin , The Tailor , 1220 JFnrnham Street. 122C Hai r'celred a full and complete stcck of Val Midwinter Suiting , and la now uuLluiraNo 1 pair cf pants for f5.00 , or a couipletg euit foi 82.1(10. 8 e him and are money. 16-il8m DR. F. SCHERER , Physician and Surgeon 01IRONIO DISEASES A SrECIALTV. Uodicloei fumliued .t otSce , Oa'.ce , N , W. corner 18th and Farmva droota over Merchant t National Bank Omaha. Nab I , BROWN Warm all hii frlOoda and those teat dobuy Fuj nlture , Carpctf , gtoves and Cr-cki-ry , tbflu can te found only at No. 1206 Douglas street am no other p'aco Vtu ro d lly IrrK | > sed upju b ; other dealer * who represent ( hat I own thre stores I hate the lirgut tockind t the low eit prlcei la the city. SQTIOES. IO UOAM-MOHtY. . iu UUA.m v Mcnt.i ' r- > rr Crf'thron r.'iv.V TO LOAN Oo chattel moitwe > . MONKV . A. B. Tutton , No. 1510 UooRli ! Itrcot , 'rent room , upstairs. 435-tl w > tiOAA Al a pif AtOV tc/csl In fnmsct WHM = fl for 3 to 6 y < M , on 3rrl-clt > < ol > j and ciiy. U Hi3 UalL . Itih * i < d rn 1.0ANt,5CO ri al ciUtc ecciiritv , J rntcs. IIAMXW IIIIOS. , uovC-lw 1421 rarnam. HELP WANTED AXTKItA nrst-fla. < < | > re 3-fccOt'r at Tlu Onialm Ilcoollk-o. tt \\J ANTKIIDiiiilo.Mncnt . br ti m > oil vomar > V I'ook. II. Maunwcllcr , lltli direct , nrai Fnrnaiii.nrr" ' ' ' . ) One dlnln ? room tlrl ImmciHntcU WAN'TI'.I Occidental hotel. 121-10 -Howl I Itclion girl Hvlnci'ko.a WANTCDHowl . rrs taiirant 13th and Jaikxon tt , lltf-10 Girl to do Kencrnl lieu o ork , lni\iltORt | K. Iluhcnnan 1111 HoiiL-la St. 120-10 _ ' . MlititloAKiilliiantoottcnil linranil AV to neil recommended , ApiilysilllOth St , 100-8t IANTllD Two number ono broom makers August Itamlow Dodge St. 102-8 "V\7ANTI2ll A tltiintlon by 11 jouns1 man r YIS , arcc ntgrailuatc of Cloldsmith'e I'.usl ness University , situation 09 avsUtnnt book keeper. Address W. 0 llrown,2OOGI.n\cnporl street. IClC-it' . Uooa girl to cook , wash anil Iron WA.NTIID wages , references required. Apply southeast corner of "othand California sts. I13-U \\i ANTKD A good stout boy to taVo carool VV her < e and work limtorc. Address Trades' nun , Omaha p Etollltc. lUi-8 ANTKDTwo ( food machinists ( RCIICM ! W workmen ) at Omaha No\elty Works , 11C and 117 14th street , 80 tf ANTKD-Situation by n competant drug W irlstof sctcn jiars experience. Addrca A. 11. , llrK olllco. 11UV 'ANTED Help at the employment olllco , 217 N. IGth itreot , up-sUlra. S5tf ANTKD A Rill to ilo Kehcr&l housun-ork. W fend relcrcnciH. Good mjca rvld Ad- dra V. O. Or-ililc.Kdariioy , Nc > i. flS9-tl siTUATioha WANTED ! VTCTANTl'-D-SHuatlon respectable ( -lrl tc TT tikeuaro of children or light ork. Ad dress "C I , , " lice ollicc. 122-81 WIOELUANEO..H WAITH " \T7"ANTKD A rcntlcman and his sister want' Vf nicely furnished rooms and board for all winter In tome nice private family , near street car line. Address "F. 1' . " by Saturday nt Hoc ollicc. lin-K -OK HLNfnuullub AHt > i _ r L HUNT A nicely furnished front room , FOll or without board , to parilei with refer ences , at the northwest corner of 18th and Dav enport streets. l | j > Oll HUNT llousu ot U rooms , now , street JC cars ; homo 7 rooms , desirable ; house U rooms , new : house C moms , 818. 08-8 11ALLOU DUOS. , Sole Agents. TT10U KENT Ono half of clefjant front ollico on Jj Karnani sttcct , opposite lioyd's Opera lioubc. 07-8 11A1.LOU I3KOS. , Heal Ijtatc. "noil HKST-Full lot , good house , well located , JJ SlW. Abaivaln. ! ) G-8 11ALLUU 11U03. , Heal Estate. UK T Six uafJrnlshoJ rooms. 141 Chicago - FOll cage Streot. _ 91-llt TnOll RE > fT Housa thrco room St. Mary's JJ Avenuabetnociil9anu 20toSt. Inquire Jl L.McCoguoPcst Ufllca , IftJ-tl HBNT Plo-iaiHt furnished room snltiblo EOR for iwo Ro tlcrucu , 1010 Farnarn St. 82-8 * FOK KENT To man and wife , without child- rcn , four % cry com cnleiit chambers for house kecplmr , frontand rear entrance , hard and soft water , No. 311) 17th Btrect. 7C-tl BENT Six unfurnished rooms in brick JJ hou o 1410 Chicago St. _ -.fi-lOt "OEJIIS'New ilap of Omaha.Just completed anil JJ ready for dclh cry at ? 7 each. Is 4 feet wide by 7 feet Ion ; ; . Largest and most complete map of Omaha c\cr publishctl. Offlclal map of the city. Sco column. TfiTOIl HENT Parlor and two sleeping rooms , JJ ulcely furnished , $23 per month for the three rooms , 11W9 Jacksoi i Street. U2-81 EOHRR > T Ups'alrs , 1417 Kamhim street. 6Mt JOHN O. JACOBS. TJIOR BENT Ucu'o of six rooa e , bay wkdow , X eel ar , cistern , well. Allfngoodrcniir. 81C per month. 1221 1 orth 10h ! strtci. D3-8 { C UKHENr | House fl rooms and a-rpro barn. JJ Inqure iioigias street , bet cua bjth mid Slut. El-tf "Toi KKVT Two eevon-room cotta3e3 w.th { 1 mveral clcatf , cclhr. cual house , city and cistern w-itcr , well located Enquire of 0. F. Drhcoll , 1422 Dee street. 47-tf KENT Stare room SIxEO near corner FOll Sjundcrj bt. fJavli and Soydcr 1505 Fariiam. _ 80-11 HEN1 Uouso of 18 rooms In flrot-I ea EOK order , 10 blocks from opcrj house , cheap . $ ! C Hoiue ot H rom > , all coaren.cscj , 8 blotkifrstu opera house . 40 House of S rooms , 23d and Nicholas streets. 19 Store on Farnam. 2 floors . 126 -toreon 14th , 8 ll > era . 75 Suclllrorn tesliloDCcs . § 50 to OB _ McOAUUi : . Opposlto L'oatomcc. _ . _ ' plea JJ at 721 HOUth 18th Ht.betweni St. Mary's Aae.i- ue aud licavenw orth St. 91341 171011 li.ST ! : Cotta 'o of 1 rooms , aOth and Far < JJ nam street , 810 a month FOll HUNT Cottajro of1 rooms , 30th ami Dod v , $10 a ri.onth. HENT Housse of 15 rooms,30th and Doll ' ' ,818 a month. V hltgrauily furnUlied roirntwltti JJ gas unit hcitcr. luforencia reiiuiieJ. AH' ply atnonhwiBt c rncrcf zsd ar.d Buit htroeti t)33tl ) TJIOlt JlhilT Mlcrla | ufio'itcd"TocmatOK _ F jn ; > ' < lniJ rp l 'i'll1 ! / KENT--Three unfimitthcd rooms , Hi 1/OH 1 ( south 17th btrivt , two blocks we-tof po t ollleu. lltf KENTlloiibowllliblx rooms andkltih- EOll , at jiE.OO per month. Dnjulre at Dohlo's Shoe Store. 1H-U 'I7IOH Hi.NT : T o roonu ( uriilslKil for light Jj housekeeping , lleemcr' * blocic , coiner of htli and llo unl ttrccls IDS tf , , OK HUNT A furulthea IIouw , 7301 Dodge. _ P 899-lml _ _ ' IpOK hEN'i 2hou oi no'6 aud ouellrooniu JJ Inijulru corner Clilcnuoaivl 15th bt. T Swl ( > , 031-tf HEN1 A pleasant furnished room. Ctll FOR Oj7J N. 17 St. w ith reference 873-tf T7\OR HENT House , elx rooms , lurnUht-d , In. J } quire at D. Hyde's olllce , Millard hotel.76WI _ T0ft HENT A boarding house , at 108T i < tta JJ street , betwfLn Douglas aiid liodge. Inquire t cnr.if Igihand HoujlM. till-U UKST Ollicts In Jacob's h'ock , cor. 15tb FOB CH'ltol a > enue , JOHN O , JACOBS , 762-tf -TOOK BEST-CotUse nl blx large rooms all JJ convenience * and rno lockttno by g.T. I'uter- aoa Agett Hth and DouiiUaSt. 74 t TJ1OU IlEXT Two nuw dwelllaKS and two oth i C dwelllDga tndeilnblelocUlty. by McHcoii No. 1814 DoiurlM'street gijg n\OIlKENT A cf.tta ? ol flvo room ? . Inquire JJ at Northwutt corner Idh atio Chicago ttteet. WANTEDItmueahtely , a first-claw jn n to take charge of the notion ilepartmcnt at lU'Dona d' Kmjiotlum , 101-0 WANTLD-Two good steady girls to dishes at the tfuttti Hotel , inquire tor the stcwitt , 103 UJ \ f ANTED A rel > ettablo family to adopt a i ) il.ild 8 wct&v old , linuiro at Southern ho tel , cor. nth and U * > enworth SU. 105-ti * On RENT Urge Cf3c room or half dtorc , J 1020farnh m ittcet. 79711 I TIB.VT A tire in Balcombc ulock , on L1 " itrect , r.enr Durenpart. fit A. D. n lo. B06-231I 7 - 1717 I'aw } 7J J str ct , btt 17th and ISn. 4CC-tf w ANTKD A girl for ( toncral 1m" eu ork , ss B . W. Jl. ANTKD Twenty men for railroad work , W II. Jlannwollcr llth St. near Farnam. 71-G' IV' ' ANTKD-Situation In etoro or otllco 11.1 " > crrandlmy know all parts of the city best r .feren. > c given. Address ilcs cngcr BcoOfllce. 74 G WANTKO-Sltuatlonto do general honccwork or laundry work. Address " } f. II. " lleo of- Ice. _ CG-Gt 171 ill HKNT1'lcas.int front room , C0.j tMh bo- J ; tncrn CallfiriH nnd Wcbitcr. " FOU UKNT Homo ol 7 roonu nnd linth room. Will bo icady for ooriipancy Dec , lit. Xlcclv ocntixl. Inimtro 11. I' . Troxcll &Co. , 13th St. 87-C T7IOU HUNT FiimUlinirooin * , Stli Howard St. , J" near new U. .V M. depot. 07 0 } ijWK HKXT- TlircocomcnlcntTcH lurnNnctl JL1 rooms at S. IX cor. 12th nnd Harney ftrctts. 70-Ct RTRAYr.l-lust Thimday , from rrcrclsc < tf the underlined , ono small red cow vlth hltt i-jxita nn J flit In tight o r. Any Informa tion loirtlnir to her tccovery will bo tlunkfally rccoUcJ. Joseph IxHlcrcr , Mcsnd hoi'io gtith < f llohem'ftT ' clmrcli nn Thirteenth lrct. tO-O * . ' KENT Iho building atprojcnt occxiplod JJ by ( hoWestern Union I'clcfcir.ph Company , ojr crot Farnitn nnl 16th Ureeta : Apnlv Barker llro' . , OasolBce. 177-tfS' 'CR SAUP. FOHSAM'/ good team { wagon andhorses at Opcnshaw's feed stable Kth between Ca'g and California. 110-11 | MM SALK Desirable residence lot , Lake's ad- I dltlon , near school. A bargain. 01-8 11AM.OU 11HOS. , opposite Opera Houscr FOll SALli ,1 acres of Brouncl near Park Haco Klcgant for homes. A bargain this week. IIA1.I.OU 1IIIOS. , 'J5-8 H21 Farnam. "IEMI8'Ncw Map of Omaha , Just completed ami IJ ready for dilli cry at S7 each. Is 4 feet ido by 7 feet lonj ; . I argcst nnd most complete map of Omaha c\cr publUhcd. Olllcbl map of thu city. See column. < l'Oil SAUAnrstclasskpaii of mulesliarncss , JL ; andwayon. InqulroFaulconcr Opera House. 73-tf poll SALf-An "Argaml" doub'o ' hetlcr , JD for 20. 1 hey cost now SOD. 0. IJ. Kecftor , cor. Klghthaiul llowa d. 40 tf T Brick t tore. Inquire ntdrusetoro JL ; corner 10th and Douglas. O35.tt T OIl S AUK- "tlootV blast blower for foun- JL ; dry or n.bchlno shop , for hull cost. I ) . D. licenser , cor. Elgh h and Howard il-tf 1710ft SALC Sra ll osok stove. Inquire thl JU week at G9 north 10th St. 8-tf JJ Oii 8ALK Tlirco thoimtul western wethcra , JC 1 and 2 j oars o.d. Weight about 00 pcunda. p. c. onBLK , DC2 tf m and o Kearney , Neb. FOB SALE Ono orga-i for $30. 0 10 organ fr S55. Ono Piano , JBJ. Cash or monthly pay- mots. . 023-tf _ A HOSPE. IJJICYCLE KOU SALU Inquire C. M. Wood- JL ) man , Omaha. 751-11 "T710R SALE 1IOU30 and lot , N. K. corner 13th JL ; sfrcot and Capitol avenue. Inqufro on pro- mlaca. _ 601-lm E IOK 8ALU Good building , brlcU. Call at Water Works ofllcc. 418-tt FOR HALE. The Arlington Uous HOTEL class ; all furnluhcii ho only hoto wn. Tlio cheapest property in the state , llaanll the traveling men. will bo sold cheap on torats to suit. Enquire of E. Fulle , proprietor , Arllnifton , Wftf alneton county Neb. 83-tf WANTED-A girl to do Kcncral SITUATION housework or second work in a respectable family. Address 21G South 10th St. 117-10 A OOOD Seamstress would like employment in rx store or private family. Address 0. A. Hudson llher House. 109-9 STRAYED From prcmlseg of the undersigned ono dark liay niaro. Mane clipped close aid nhlto hairs in forchcid. Information as to the whereabouts will lie thankfully received. STRriiEX TAYLOR , N rth of track above the White Lead Works , or ea\o word at Case sbaru _ , 13tn st. no\-7-ltt TIAKEN UP Ono small roan cow , about five years old ; has on two tells one , ono small and one large. On rer can ha e same by pro * Ing pro perty and pa ) ing charges. S. W. CAMPBELL , C8-em5tt Block 2 West Omaha. OTS FOll SALE 7 handsome residence lots , best property In Omaha for the money ; S50 to 8100 down , balance S10 to S20 per month. r ANTED A good German orSwcdo farmer and Gardner to work farm , or will lease or sell Improved farms In Douglas county on B years time. § 500 to S750 down , and stock , implements , etc. . go with the placo. - to 200 cows and heifers to breed on shares f r a term of j cars. WANTED-$5,000 to $20,000 to Invest In stock Breeding Co. , with practical man and good location. Pa } n from 25 to 35 per cent. W. 0. II. ALLEN , Olllco Am. Cattle Journal , E3-Ct . 218 S. llth Street. LJ C. UHAINAUD , Taxidermist , 13th anil How- O. ard. CB-ii3iin ! . J LIT House and Garnet Gleaner Stove I'olUhcr. Loivo orders at Kepnblican olBcc , l ih and Douglas. 624-tf mOFAHMlittb-Ttie hig&cst cah price paid J. ror llye , Bar c > and Corn at Kreb's Vinegar Works , Jones street , between 9th a. d 10th , Oma. ha. 806-daw-tf EDWAM ) j UERL OF PALUYBTERY AJTO CONItl itirjey' " iV7iVD' Street , between ) ? rnn . . . . . . .a. ohWn for infeae t l.fiW a' p tl * uid pre ont , and ou certain conditions In th'sW Inrn. noote md Show pi da ts jider. Perftt nlf.lr ER Dell AbsofisteSy Pure. powder never varies. A mnrve. tf purity , strength and wholesomonesa More economical than the ordinary kinds , and cauuat be Bold ia competition with tbo multitude of low teat , abort weight , slum oc pbosjjbata powders. Bold only in cans . 1JAKIKO POWDBu 00 , Wa'l Kt . N r Yorlf FHE STAB TAILOR 1 Door W , of Oruioksliank'a ' , H a now completft stock of Fall and Winter Ooodi , rouslstlnp of French Knijlleli aud the beet D trutlca. Prices low u the ow t
