THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , MONDAY NOVEMBER 18 j
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Moiidiiy Morning Nov. 13.
LOOAlj
The Humana tocloty mecU to-night ,
The wild geese were fljlng unnlhwnrd
yetterJfty.
There WAS a brilliant tliiplivy of the
northern lights last nlglit.
The adjourned meeting of Ihe board of
education will be htld to-night.
Judges McCrary nnd Dundy wllllopcn
the November Icim of Uio United States
conrt tvday.
The board of trade will moot at 8
o'clock thhetotiinff. The board of dlroc-
ton meet at 7:30. :
There will ro ft special meellnR of
Capital Liodgo No. 3 , A. F. and A , Mt
this cvcnlnp , Novemlier 3 , for work in the
K. A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially
u f invited to attend.
The initial party of Mr. W. H. Hoi-
phrcy's dancing rchool wan licldatM&ftoulo
hall Saturday evening and waa thoroughly
enjoyed by those In attendance.
Special services wern preached at rev
oral of the churches yesterday on account
of the day beginning the week of prayer.
Sheriff Miller Saturday evening took
pomcsMon of the shirt manufactory and
' gcnU' fumidhlnf goods oitabllscment-
Ph. Gotthclmer , who made an assignment
a few days ago to L , IJrash. The seizure
wan made in behalf of several creditori.
11. 11. Heed pleaded guilty Saturday
evening to etcnllnit $3 from a sporting wo
man , and hag gone to the county jull for
25 days.
A net-to with gloves is talked of be
tween Tom Minoguo and Bennett the
'blacksmith.
A few flakes of enow fell yotterday
and ice formed on the walks at noon.
Out on .the line of the U. P. It was mowIng -
Ing and blowing all the way to Larnmle ,
and the mercury was down at that point
to 10' below zero.
George Canfield received a dispatch
from KlUhnrn , Saturday ; evening , ( jiving
him 35 majority out of Chicago precinct
for state senator. It la n close pull between
him and Mr. Dowey.
The police wcro alter four boyaj outer-
day for itenllng boards from a frnco In
South Omabn nud building a fire with
them to keep warm by. Ono of the lads
w&s lodged in jail by Officer Burk yes
terday.
- 1'clden Brown , the man who was
assaulted and robbed Friday night , was BO
much worsa yesterday from the wounda in
his bead that ho won Bent to St. Joieph's
hospital. Tha doctor snld that unions
taken care of , the In juries , might vet kill
him , and considered him in a rather criti
cal condition.
The funeral of the late Wlllian Hago-
dorn took place yesterday , and rtns very
largely attended. Kov. G. 1 < \ Stalling
conducted the services.
South Omaha will be the scone of ; A
pleasant wedding party this evening. The
groom , now In btflnesa on Tenth direct ,
was for over eight years a conductor on the
ll , ' Union Pacific , and the bride , to bo , ts a
charming widow Indy living on 1'acldo
street. Rev. 13. B. i Ciraham will tie the
kmt. ) V < s I
By a recent order from dlvitlon head *
It * quarters , Johnny Moore , Union PaciQn
I agent at Grand Island , will have charge of
the moving of trains when a break occurs
between there nnd Omabn Interrupting
telegraph communications for tnoro than
ono hour.
y Tha vote "of Douglai ccunty will bo
cunvasaed to-day , nnd that will settle as
badly mixed an election as was over held
hero. The laat returnr , these from the
Third ward , were received by County
Clerk Bauuier at 4 p , m. Saturday. The
messenger WIIB to long getting tboro that It
WAD feared ho bad intt with foul t > Uy , and
the anxious candidates wcro on ton n grand
hunt for him.
V * About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. L. A. Berry , of California , died at
her room on the parlor flour of the I'axton. ?
MM. Berry cnuio to Omaht on the 4th inst
with her son , Mr. 11 , W. Berry , being en
route to New York. She WM quite ad
vanced in ago nnd it Is probable that the
long journey was ton , much far her. She
\raa very fcoble and waited in thi olty 10n
fexv dayit to rest bef ire complotlng the
IBot
trio. Yesterday morning she did not
eeeii to bo feeling umwmlly bad but her
von , on irnlng to her room found her failing
rapidly and at 10 o'clock the explrod. The
remutnj are lying ut the Paxton and will
probably be sent buck to her homo for In
terment.
The noon train west yesterday hail n
Chicago , Burlington & Qajncy express car
attuched containing a valuable load. It
Included the faiiv ua.lionicu ' . 'St. Jullett"
und. "Overman , " belonging to Mr. O. A.
Hlckoct , who wna along ultli them ; two
othon ontnd Ijy IJacUey , ono of the CalU
fornUlioimnza kiogu , nudteven valuaMo
home * for breeding purposes , 'destined for
GalifornU. They oime dlr'fct from Chi-
cngo , and the iirtt lay-over-will be made at
'Chujeune , where 'tlley will rest onu day ,
If that car thould be wrroked , and lt con-
tei ti destroyed , It would be a i ratty bill .
for Bcmobody t4 p y ,
TVs w either Is rough ou paving. IIi
would be a good lde tu cane vi unoth i r
clear up to put on a night foioo tu hurry
matters up.
Sharon station on ) the B. & M , ,
four wiles west of Button , will be opened
to-.by. Their ugeut at that point In
J , J , Freelaud.
If there U anything wanting to com.
plete the mixed election returns ( to ai unto
incle thtui of the conniutency of board
lug home hash , it has uofc yet been heard
of iu thin neck of wood * .
The official vote of Sarpy county for
tloat senator wai received by the county
clerk Saturday and In ; For II. DftMiell,0 i
J. U , McShaue , 001. It will be w > en that
D&nicU canlod bis own county hand'
soinely , but McSbane downs him by a
Urge majority in the district.
Those who have atteaded Boyd'i
opera liouto for tbe past year cannot fall
to ha > o remarked tbe excellent eatUftc.
tloo glvjn by the uilien , tlx lu number
fell * f whom began with the opening of tb
house and are now entering up their second
end ! year. Gentlemanly , polite and effi
cient , an well as good looking , there ii jet
ti bo heard Ihe Bret word of complaint |
concerning them. Ln t Tear ended their
apprcnttcathlp and hereafter they are paid
attaches of the house , Their names are
Bnrt Snunon , Pat McNMnara , Grant
Maxwell , Gny I'.llttngcr , Fred Joiner and
Charlie Oyger.
The mercury /ell several degrees after
the storm last night ,
Blue-nosfd , red-handed nnd rough-
mannered winter Is upon us.
The balconies are being put on the
fifth story of the Paxton.
The Smith brothers are putting a
fourth story on their block on Fare am
street ,
Judge Neville has granted n divorce.
tn Amelia Menticr from Win , A. Ment *
zcr for drunkenness nnd failure to pro *
vide
The penally for such offenses as that
committed by Nightingale In the Fifth
ward polling place Is n term in the pent *
tentiary.
Special meeting of Capitol lodge No.
3 , A. F. k A. M. , this
evening , November 13th , for work In the
E , A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially
invited to attend. 15y order of the
W. M.
M.The
The Electric Light company will be
gin construction work at once , building
Hues to supply the business places upon
Harnoy , Farnarn , Douglas , Dodge , Fif
teenth and Tenth street * , running the
wires through tbo alleys for the throe first
named streets. The power will bo gener
ated In Strang's building ,
The- Unitarians before adjourning
Friday authorized HOT. W. E. Copeland ,
Her. Enoch Powell , Mrs. 0. E' . Abbott ,
Hon. Thomas L Klmball and It. E.
Lewis , Esq. , to incorporate under the laws
of the state , the Nebraska Unitarian Asso
ciation , with nine directors from whom a
president , secretary and treasurer should
bo elected.
The revival at the South Omaha M.
E. Church under the leadership of the pas
tor , Rev. J. W , Stewart , ia still in progress
and the interest 18 steadily increasing. A
number have been converted and joined
the church during the past wee1Itev. .
Mr. Harris and Dr. Stalling assisted the
pastor in the preaching- Meetings will bo
continued during the coming week.
The workingmen and farmers' central
committee will meet to-day , No.
vombcr 13th , at 7:30 p. m. , at the city
ball. All members are requested to bo
present.
Tbo regular monthly meeting of the
Nebraska Humane Soelety will bo held
this evening at 7:30 : , In the ladies
reception room of Boyd'a opera bouse. B ,
E. U. Kennedy , president ; John T. Dell ,
secretary.
Ladles of the Fourth ward who feel
enough Interest in woman's advancement
and home protection , and are willing to
strike for the same , are requested to moot
at the parlora of the Congregational church
ou Wednesday afternoon , November 16 , at
3 o'clock sharp. By order of the Fourth
ward election committee.
'
On next Tuesday evening tbo second
quarterly meeting of the present fiscal year
of the Union Catholic Library Association
will be held in the library roomy , com
mencing at 8 o'clocli. Every member of
he association U requested to be on hand ,
because tbo reports ot the olUcors and
standing committee * , as regards' the condi
tion of tho'llbrary And the , ' business trans
acted during thojpait three month,1 will bo
niaao. ,
An amusing Instance occurred at tbo
opera homo Friday night which convulsed
tbit portion of the balcony ntd gallery
from which it was visible. Ono of tbo
pretty girls in the Corrino' company , in bal
let costume gave tbo finishing touches to
her toilet at the side entrance to the stage
and to far In between the Bconos a * to bo m
full view. In blissful' Ignorance of the
oyea levelled at her she smoothed her hair ,
bruihed tl < o powder from her face , ait
justed bar hosiery und sllppem and noted
the effect of each in a little mirror , It was
n picnic , the cnthuslaim over which tbo
actors ou the stage could not understand
and which greatly puzzled them.
Tlio WOOK of Prayer.
The following are the topics to bo
lined during the week of prayer for
yoniig moil and Young Men's Chris
tian association , Meetings will bo
bold at the naaocmtion ball each evening -
ing during this wook.
November 1 ! ) , Monday The influ
ence of ono young man. II Ohron ,
xxxv ; 1 , 18,10
njNovembor 14 , Tuesday Together
on oartb. noparatod iu otoniity.
Mutt. MII : 21 30.
November 10 , Wednesday Tlireo
pirtico , but two olisaca. Acta , xvn ;
aO 34 ; ftTntt. xn : 30.
November 10 , Thursday -"What
am I building upon ? " Matt , vn : 24-
29 4 ,
November 17 , Fridnj There is
auou n thing us chining ton lain.
Jor. Vllij 29 ; Luke xui ; S3 27.
November 18 , Saturday Ts my
uamai then ; ? Kor. xx ; ' 12-1B : xxi :
27 ; Luke x : 20. *
Prank Mayo !
Frank Mayo'ti iew ) ehpw bill is
croaliug n noimtlon in the oily since
it has boon on exhibition during 'tho
two days at the MillarJ hotel
and ia the lobby i > f A Upyd'a'1 opera
houso. Those who have not eoeu it
should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity , It surpasses anything in the
. show printjng line over done in this
'
country.
. The opinions ou Mayo'a now ehow
bills wore overheard by a BKB
- porter ;
Thoa. Boyd : "Simply grand. "
John Davenport : "The moat beauti
ful picca of work I over saw , "
1 , F , Lfon ; "Hsvo been postinff
bills for ten . 7
j | yoiru. Kothiug has ever
compared to this. "
. Mr , Woodbridge ; "Beautiful does
not express it. "
Little Ooriniio : "It is too beautiful |
to bo real. "
U V , Schwartz : "Fifty yoara iu
. tup theatrical business. Excels any.
- thing I over taw , "
, Mayor Boyd"It
scorns a pity to
piste them , n
A EEOTOK'S BETROSPEOT ,
Misty Memories of Incidents
From Life's Log Book.
Tender Tributes to Thono Who now
Host From
Intorostlnct Anniversary Sermon by
Rev , W J. Uareha.
The pastor of the Prcobyteriau
church ] , corner of oifihth nnd Dodge ,
Ilov. ! W. J. Uarahn , preached his fifth
anniversary : sermon , as paaor of said
church < , yesterday to annudionco many
of whom having experienced the
.
trials aud success of the church pas
torate , could tnko a rotrospcctivo view
of this field of labor with gratitude.
. Rov. Mr , Smith , pastor of the Cen
tral Frcnbytorian Tabernacle of San
Frftnciaco , being present , was invited
to ' the pupit to assist in the services.
The writer of these lines was some ,
what amused , surprised and gratified
when ho hoard the choir ting , as their
selection immediately before the sort
mon , a musical composition for which
ho had a few years ago composed
words , to bo used instead of the
French which then accompanied it , for
a friend to sing at an entertainment
in the Baptist Tabernacle , 2nd Avo. ,
Now York , the title of which was "On
the Gross , " and this familar musio in
ita now garment of words was sung
beautifully by the choir yesterday
morning ,
The following are literal selections
from the sermon of W. J. Harsha , the
pastor : Mark 8:18 : , Do ya not -
member.
Behind the sailors pushing out at
sea the shore becomes dim. However
Urmly ho may dotcrmino to keep sight
of the beach with its dotted huts and
the occaaional Gshing boats , and the
little village beyond , whore wife and
children remain weeping ; moro and
moro do thoeo tender objects fade into
mist as ho crosses wave after wave in
his outward journey. Thus do wo
push away from the past , scunoa which
wcro DO vividly impressed on our
memories burned there by the caus
tic of bitter toara , that wo thought wo I
could never forgot them oven for a
moments sleep , are hung now
in mists that hide their pain-
fulnoaa and decrease their hold
upon us. It is a most blessed thing
that these mists cotno , else how could
wo sailors nerve ourselves to put out
upon the spa of duty. These mists
are the divine dews of the soul ,
which settle softly , coolingly upon us ,
and while wo are bent down by their
weight , they impart a refreshed
strength that enables us to look up
into the face of mon. Yet there are
some things wo should never forgot.
While the bitterness of past sorrows
ought to bo allowed to pass from the
mind , the lesson learned , the warn
ing wo received , the stimulus wo ob-1
ttiincd should bo carefully retained.
Our past sliiQ and failures all should
bo allowed to rest in the thick oloud
that God has promised to hide them
in ; but wo should scrupulously remember -
member whore wo fell among thieves ,
and avoid the road to Jericho. "
„ "Of the work of the board of trus
tees I know much , although I have
been required to concern myself with
ib but littlo. The minister knows
most of his financial board who knows
least , for if ho can with confidence ,
leave the whole work to them , with
no thoughts of Ita details , ho can dis
cover bast its general rosnlta. The
managing of the pecuniary affairs of a
church In usually a thank task ; yet it
must over go hand in hand with the
direction of ita spiritual matters. Lot
a church have a reputation of a shift-
JOBS management in money matters ,
and the impression in the com
munity ii * lilcoly to bo that its
spiritual concerns are equally un
reliable. It was a privilege that
only a pastor cm ; fully appreciate , to
extend an invitation to people to unite
with BQ churchj which , while it must
call upon ita members for just thnt
contribution that will awaken devo
tion to its interests , is in no sinking
condition , and the least wo can do in
niding these noble business men , who
gratuitously give their time and en
ergies to this work , Is to second
heartily and cheerfully , by our moans ,
their efforts to free the church from
the lingering remnant of debt and
place the building in condition to receive -
coivo the increasing congregations.
To our Sabbath school I have al
ready referred. It has been preeminently
eminently a school , a training place for
the young of our congregation. The
superintendent has attended to his
| duties with an t > bility and faithfulness
thnt all rtoognizo and respect ; nnd
the toachora have been exceptionally
earnest and devout iu the study and
1 touching of the word , nnd the in-
gatherings Imvo been consequently
largo.
Homo of these who saw our days of
dnrkmss have not lived to witness
| thp progress wo hr.vo made. Wo must
think reverently to day of thoeo who
have beun called to their reward , Ono
| of the most ancient proverbs that
have coma down to us from out Saxon
unoentors is this , "It is proper for
women to grieve , but for men to
remember. " But how can women
grieve without remembering ; how can
men remember the lives and councils
of thoeo who have gone uut of our
inidit ) , ivithout ( mevmg. jrm
Tht ) inoimmt I ruea ! : of them you
think of one who was universally
known us Gruudnu Doauo. You remember -
member her place hero in front of the
church , her seat In prayer mooting
njj
which was always filled , her words of
kind , firm counsel , and her beautiful
life , patterned after that of Christ
Though I should ba called upon to
bury a thousand saints of God ro
I end my ministry I shall never find
ono to impress mo moro with faith in
God and the glories of a present ini-
| mortal lifo than did nho during the
trying hours of her last protracted ill
ness. Over her silent cilm face I bo.
apoko the reverence you hell her in ,
aud charged you to follow her cour
atOOU8 ! example , and to-day I am moro
convinced than ever that , "being
dead , she yet apeakoth. "
There was another member of our
church , not BO generally known , who
with self-sacrificing devotion to tbe
cause of huinanioy , gave her lifo to
the yellow tevor sufferers in Memphis.
She tonntod not her life precious ,
when they wore suffering from neglect
for whom Christ died ,
And how could wo over forgot that
older in our church , John II. Mere
dith , whoso lito was a street poem ,
whoso death was n glorious ro-
lose. Wo think of him calmly |
o-day , for wo know it in well that ho
inn entered into his victorious rest ,
'or'sovenienn years did ho give his
nergles to this church ; indeed , for it
lid ho give his lifo. On that Hallow
'en five years ago , when I WAS in-
tailed your pastor , ho waited with
ithcrs to B'IVQ mo a right hand of I
lymoathy and support , and through
in emotions and dlflicultiui of speech
o struggled to speak a sentence of
welcome ; but nil he could say , as tears
.athored in his eyes , was "Pastotl"
Shall not I always remember this
neot welcome until I take his hand
gain in the kingdom of Our Fattier ?
Hide by stdo with him stood loaao
Olcgg , a man of counuel , a tnndcr
heartedop ! over and a conscientious
admirer , Immediately upon coming
among you I noticed that this elder
|
was the chosen frioud of a largo class
ith n our congregation , who came to
itt lim in loving franknees to speak of
t heir sorrows and implore his dircc-
t ion. In his presence the timid for-
; ot their timidity and the audacious
heir audacity , for there was n calm
t rust in his bearing that allayed the
one and rebuked the other. Ho sat
as the representative of this church in
t ho Presbytery that examined mo for
ordination , and I can never _ forgot
with what reaped and affection he
spoke of the tried and blmsod doc
trines of the gospel , Through all his
weary sufferings ho bore a patient and
Ohristly character that shone from his
f 'ace and filled his room with light.
Though ho died away from us , wo can
never forgot his zeal and affection
I which endured to the last in behalf of
the intercota of thin church ,
Another over % ? hose character we
] eve to linger Is A. B. Orchard.
This | quiet , unobtrusive man was to a
marked degree respected , both by his
Intimate 1 friends and these with whomj
ho felt ho must differ. This ia a test
that few men can otand , and that ho
stood it shows the purity and coaontial
aimiability of his lifo. Among the
happiest 1 hours of my pastorate have
buun thooo spent in the society of this
truly Christian man , whoao heart was
warm toward God and remarkably
sympathetic toward his follows , and
I know that It was with great joy that
his last days were spent in the church
of his love.
Wo think to-day , also of ono who
took t part in the early work oC this
chuicli , who loved it with an apprecia
tive I affection and who in all the per
plexities of the times had the strength
of mind to look with impartiality upon 11
his brethren. L. 0. Huntlngton hold i
his opinions firmly , but he hold them
charitably. Ho was little wont to ox-
proas complaint or reveal his deepest
feelings , so that only these nearest to
him understood him. But with what
painful interest did TV.I see hla soul 1
ripening to all Christian graces for
heaven , and what a fitting termination
of his lifo was the repose into which
ho ] calmly foil. Ho slept ; he was not ,
for God had taken him.
Thcro are others dear to our hearts ,
but of them time fails us to speak in
detail. How the whole church and
community wept when that sweet ,
Christian character , Mica Funnio
Graff , was taken to her rest. How
these who knew him gtievod when
Wm , L. Darrow was called from ser
vice to reward. Ho came to the west
for a homo , and ooon hia family fol
lowed him ; ho was calledjo a glori ,
ous , eternal homo in the sky , and
thitber his broken-hearted mother has
already gene to join bun. There was
ono who came among us as a bride ,
and charmed all by her vivacity , as
she strengthened all by her faith , but
the Christ saw fit to crown Mrs. Zim-
mer in fadeless bridal robes in heaven.
There wore Thomas Emmet Kennard
and A. L. Robinson , the one a warm
hearted , loving follower , the other an
enthusiastic , hopeful disciple of
Christ ; and those two looking forward
to great projects in life wore suddenly
called to lay down the weapons of con
flict and enter at once into the enjoy
ment of victory. "Theso all having
obtained a ( > oed report through faith ,
received" indeed , "tho promise of
glory , honor and immortal lifo. "
The members of the congregation
who havn departed this lifo I may not
even mention. Some wore old and
had taken important parts in church
movements , both in this country and
abroad ; others wore young , and while
we believe tholr hearts were staid
upon Christ , they had never soon
their way clear to connect themselves
with this church , yet all thoae we ex
pect to meet in the general aoaembly
and church of the first born upon the
other aide.
Too great reliance should not bo
placed in statistics , for they may seem
to give a magnified or too small report
of usefulness. Difference of circum
stances must always bo taken into uo
count in making up right estimates
Still it may bo well to give you the
general results , for I find I mu&t omit
the particular statements of additions
and contributions for the eoveral
I years
During the five and n half years l
from April 1 , 1877 , to October 1)m (
1882 , wo have received on profession
182 , and by letter 102 ; total , 324
Wo have lost by death , dismissal , etc 4i'
102 , showing a not increase of 222
The membership April 1 , 1877 ( was
138 , making the membership Oofcbar
1 , this year 3GO It is pVopor tq
state that these fi urea include only
( ho actual mambcrn on the ground , or
who uiyularly report to the ecanon if
temporarily absent. These who have
bean absent moro than a year vo
been placed on a retired list , id
while they may receive lotteia from
our church , are not counted iu the ac
tual membership.
The collections during fwo years of
the period named were : For benevo
lent purpofcs , i. e. , to our church
boards , $2 017 UO ; for church ox-
ptmtos and improvements , $25,189
Total , 827,800.90.
Besides this , I have other hopes
spiritual hopes for yon. With you il
can atopnitu | uo other , no lesser desire
than that you become a model church. :
I want the house of God to be loved
by you , tbe Sabbath carefully kept ,
holy , tbo Sabbath school attended and
built up , the prayer meeting held in
the highest reverence , and the various <
church societies supported with hearty
zeal. I want you tq welcome the
"
strangers , tell them of "Christ , and en >
deavor personally to lead them to His
feut.
CORRECTED COUNT-
The State of AfTftlre Up to the Can
vass or the Vote.
THE BF.F. Friday gave a summary
0j the votes for the various candidates
as far as known from the imperfect
returns , the recount in the Fourth
ward not then being finished , nor that
in the Third ward complete. The
rceult < of the new count makes some
few change * , though it is still believed
by Cnnfield's friends that ho will pull
through by a Email majority of 0
to 25.
From the figured obtainable the
total footings of the votp for the
various local candidates in the B x
wards and the precincts known are as
follows :
ton 8TATB SE.VATOIW.
Nnme. Total No. vote * .
C H , Brown , t ) * 3,428
Gonwn Caufield , D 2,305
0. II. Dewey , 11 * 2,3H
W. J. Connell , It 1,751
J. 8. MtCormlck. A. M 1,335
JohnQuinn , L. U DO
KOU IIEI'BK'IKNATIVKS ,
Wm , Turtle " 3.289
Fred W. Gray * 2,499
John Chi.tophereon * 2i98
H. O. Clark ' 2,282
Ilenry Sueascnbach * 2'Jt >
Wm. Carnahy * 2.V27
Fred Cronomoyor * 2,186
Alex McGavoclr * 2,168
It O. Jord n 2.148
Frank Colpnlzer 2.11C
.lorepli H Clarkson 2,095
Pctf-r Gees 2,030
L M.Bennett 2,031
Joseph H. Taylor l,98i
dnmuel J , Ho well 1,943
W. J. Uro tch 1925
At Burmclster 997
.lohnF. Behm 9il (
E. 11. Overall 900
Robert Twaddell 9i7
Allen Hoot. . . . ' 831
John Hoey 870
W. O. Whitmoro F05
Ed Leedor 182
O. T. Paxton 47
Andrew Majovisky 37
John Green. . . . . . . . 35
FLOAT HKNATOn.
John A. McShane * 3,2J3
It. Danioll 2,140
IHHTIUCT ATTOnNEY.
Parke Godwin * 3.027
N. J. Burnham 2,374
CpUNTY COMMIBSIONEIt.
R. O'Koeie * 3412
P. J. Quealcy. . . . . . 1,981
"Welcome the coming , speed tbe parting -
ing guest. JVo hasty utcmporized punch
can apptoach the icHoic tied Hun PUNCH tn
ttai-or. livery wine cellar should bo sup
plied with it. Trade supplied at manu
facturers prices by M. A. McKn.rn.ira.
Families supplied by A. H. Gladstone ,
Oinahn , Neb.
THE OENTUK.Y for November IB
called by the Now York Observer a
I "sumptuous number. " The Spring
field .Republican says : "Tho maga
zine is at ita best the best , by far , of
the month's product. " It contains
the opening chapters of Dr Eagles-
ton's original and entertaining history
of the United States , entitled "The
Beginnings of a Nation , " and the first
of Washington Gladdon's papers on
Christian co-operation , which Is at
tracting wide attention among business
men interested in Christian work
The Independent aaya this series
'gives promise of proving a thoroughly
interesting and suggestive contribu
tion. " There is , also , the beginning
of a charming love story of mining
life , by Mary Hallock Footo , etc. , eto.
Send 35 cants for this number to the
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THE CENTURY COMPANY ,
m&e NEW YOKK , N. Y.
I Notion.
| The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex
colaior Beef Paint , " was patented May
24th , 1881 , and otters patent num
ber 241 , 803. Any person found or
known to tamper with the manu
facture of said paint will bo punish
ed to the full extent of law. No per
son has any authority whatever to sell
receipts. HAWTUOB.N & Bno. ,
Pa
County Commlaaionora.
SATURDAY , November 11. Board
pursuant to adjournment.
The following wan adopted :
Rcsolvtd , Thut the county commis
sioners bo , and are hereby directed to
draw from the general fund 83.24 and
apply the Bnmo to payment of the per
sonal tax of Frank Kleffner for the
yoara of IPfiJ , 1880 and 1881 for petit
juror OcUi.orl882.g
License for the sale of liquor at
Waterloo for three months , we a
granted Stevens & Haney.
The resignation of Wm. R. Holli-
day , a justice of the peace , Valley
precinct , was received utul accepted ,
and G. B. Bailey appointed to fill the
vacancy and bond approved.
The following accounts were allowed
from the general fund :
K. Drexel , county comUiiouer , ? 2. i CO
H , ( JU'oJmnn tales juror . It 00
C. 1 * . Mansfield , . 000
D. Miller , jailor and guard . 03 CO
O. Woat nrd , witness ieea . 10 00
IJ. . JJrcnian , aiporiutendent ot
new court lumko . 100 CO
Andoiann & lUedlo , oil for county , 3 20 . . ,
F. K'effufr ' , potlt juror . 3S 70
D. N Miller , oxpeiino to Lincoln , , 1980
,7 It. Troper , tax refunded . 3M
1 * . Goo ? , boardlni ; jurors. . . . . . . . . . 34 f > . " >
H , Grebe , ballilf'a ftun . f8 00
G. W. Jfcmilng , tales juror . , 0 00
\V. II. Whltton , talcs juror. . . . . . . . 18 00
Flvo persons , petit jurors . , . CO 00
U. Kennlstou , talei juror. . 0 00
J. F. Lehman , cloth tor poor . 240
K U. Webbter , witnrim fee. . . . 2 00
.
K , M , Ilarilott , defending prieuim. DO Oil ,
John Sly , tale * juror . G JL JV
J , J Brtwn , on ncrount cuuuty fair , COO 00
Joe Millar , witness fee . f ) 00
J. A. Hi eder. medicine . 190
llelmrod & lonuan , groorlea for
poor . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 1 50
St. Joseph hospital , care of sick. . 20 TO
J. II , Ilutler , n itii a fees. . . , . . , . , 10 00
Poland & llwyer , I'rau for county , . 11 JiO
G. H IVUroon , witness fee . 4 00
A. J , hake , " . 200
Julliii Schroeder , talei juror . 8 10
E. T , Duke , hardware . S3 10
J. A. Wakefield. lumber . . . . . ' 'J 93
Ed , Alnscou , witness fee. . , , . 400
Fifteen person * , petit jurors . , . G20 90
S. Fogy , grading . 1500
A. Doudrson , grading . 10 U
F. II. Wheaton , work .on bridge. . . 12 00
J. Milter , laying pipe . SOO
D. 1 * . Angel ) , murahol'd feet In
state CJt u , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 60
The contract for the construction of
stone worVomtho Elkhorn bridge was
let to W. S. Vun Deuaen for ? 4. 760.
I.Ih
The board adjourned to the 14th
inst. JOHN BAUMEU ,
County Clerk.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMAHA -
HA , NEB. A.ho
Tablea supplied with the best the
market aiiords. The traveling public
claim they got better accommodationi
and moro general satisfaction here
than at any other house In Omaha.
Rate , f 2 per day , jLUg21tfm
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
ID LOAN-MOMtY
TO LOAN-On cbtttel worteace BO-
MONMT . A. a Tutton , Mo. 1518 iouRlia
Mrcet , front room , npt lrt. 436-tl
TO LOAM At tl per ooalltx
t/ , fc/wl In fomlof IX.NX ) ana
upward ) , for B la I years , on fltnt-cIi-3 dtjmJ
firm properly. Dntil UEIIKafivr nod ton
AatKCT , Hth Ard Dourhn Bt
OftEY TU L.OA.N utu v uiw ufoi * uf II.
M
T T > itPM Il"VnH rwW
mor.OAN-81,500 real utAtccurit > . kfrat
J. rate" . UAM.OU IMIOS ,
tiovo-lw 1421 Farnam.
MONEY TO tOAN-On iwrsonat r.r .
anIpocrlptlon A , C. Troup , Attornej , 213
south Hth Strixt. llW-lmo
HELP WANTED
WANKED- tin Ila3loirdcrn liv tlio day
amlucck , "TCO < ula $4.00 , 1011 l > wcnriorr
tenet , H.V" 155-17 }
W ANTED A girl for scnrnil lionscuork for
email ; famll ) . A | > r > J at 171,1 CliUapo strict ,
IBI-l.lt
WANTED Tuo niiinlier one liroom niaVora.
At ( nut Itamtow l.cxlijobt. 147-14t
WANTED A coo < l tllnltif ? room jflrl at Hie
Kmmit Home. 152-17t
WANTED tflrl to swtcp ami clean up at
1107 Dougl/uSt. ( lKxl wages Jiald. Ul
WANTED Iinincillatcly a smart Imy at Me
Dom ds iniKirIum. : | 151-11
WANTED A pooil fook who can wasli , and
Iron at IDUWelntvr St.
150-11
WANTED Ten flrnt-clana tinners at once.
Mc.Hhanu A Hullhan , ] 110 1'arnam street.
15314
WANTii-JliMlo : tgcil man to attend liar
must lie \\cll rccomc dctl. No rcfcranco
on account ol uatto nlity 314 south 10th St.
H3-1.-I
WANTED Ttt-oc\icrltnced ( serial l ok sollc-
Itort for Colonulo. Itoomi U and 7 Mcrcit
111 ik , Couiidl lllulT . 141-23
\ 7 ANTED A flr t cluss lioji to do errands nnd
* makohlm'.elfgciicrnllj useful In tlio stor.i ,
Eniilro | on ) londi\ morning at "Tlio Old Relia
ble 01 c 1'rke Shoe fatoro. "
142-11 A. 1 > . MOUSE.
WANT 1) A unman to cook and a girl to
ttoshdlshts.it the Harncj trctt rcstaur-
ant , 1(115 ( H.iriuH'rcit. . , H *
WANTED men ti go noutli for work on
Musouri 1'nclllc railroad toqulro 014
south 10th Street. 120-llt
W ANTED -A llrst tlass cook. Inquire at 2109
California St. liOIt
WANTED A ftcaily man to wort , a winter
johfortho rl htunn. Tousleyllros. near
ofalr grunds. JOO-llf
W ANTKD A Urat-class prc33-'c dcr at The
Omaha ISic olllcc. tf
ANTED Help at the employment olflco ,
217 K. IGth Btrcct. up-stalra. S5o-t (
TTr A girl to do general honsowork.
YV tend references. Good wages paid Ad-
F. C. Orthlo. Kearney. Neh. flSH-tf
dITUATIONO WANTED.
A dcMrc < i employment In private
_ fainilv. " Address N. W. cor. luth anil Clark.
iflJ lit
WANTED Bt a first class dress maker to * nif |
of all kinds or will go out and do work at
a o prices. 138 IDt
practical doubl' entry book keeper , aged 28
A mar led and steady IshcK , a set of books a >
moderate liv Inp ; talar ) . A'so ' a Final 1 set of books
to post tienlnjH , chc.ip. Address "J. B. H. " Dee
ollke. 140-llt
MIOELLANEOHS WANTS
. OAHO'NO And lodR'nu combined or cither
" one wanted l > y a gentleman who otters In rcc-
therefor Instruction In German. Ad-
I. 0. tills ollko Hll 13t
RCNT-HOUSCB AND LAND.
Oll IIENT Furnished rooms , 8'G ' Howard St.
Jj bet. 8th ami9th. I'leasant room , at reason ;
able rates. 137-Uf
KENT A nice ] } furnished front room
EOK
< hcap. Appl } 17CC Burt. 140-lGt
FOll KENT Oood house ( with 5 rooms good
well and Uxtcrn-wTOcr 83.1 south 17th St. '
Kent $13.00 month. Inqufru at Chicago Store
opposite I'Obt Olllcc. ISfi-tf
tftrjl llrNT Kuril' hod room with board , gas
1 a d bath room , 1718 Dodge. 144-10 *
I/OK KENT Two ! > room houses ; stoves In
' kitchen , bolh ; laundry * dumb wai era hot
and cell water , cellar , woodwork , handsome
Etstlako linlsli , palntid and glided , KO ba.rcl tls-
tern , I arn , Park a\cnuu ; per niontn , $35
SNI rick houses U rooms besides complete
closet and store rooms , furdace , hot and cold
water , marble mantels , commodious ami legant
residences. Tucn j-fourtb near Dodge ; po
month , 355.
Flvo room hou'c juttrcpalrcd ; corner ISth'and
Webster ; per month , K3. !
Eight room houec , barn , just repaired. Slier
man a > cmic ; per month , 27.
bcen room house , corner 18th and Klcholas ;
per month , $ J3.
Eiiht room house , new , barn , cast front ; per
month , 825.
! lie stores. Capitol a\cnuc ; 22xCO ; per month ,
* 35.
35.AMES
,
, ,
bole V * { ! * .
tf 1500 Fnvimra t
EOU'UENT I'urnUhcd room and board 1016
Chicago street. 127-tf
bOU KENT A hou o of three rooms , cu lar ,
well a d cistern , northeast i ornor ol Sex en
tec th and Mkholm btrtctj. Inquire on the
premlnea. tl.51'15.
TTIOn KENT Kurnl ho I front room l3N. Ifith
Jj ttro.tbetue n CipItoluM'auoand Davenport.
131-llt
FOH Itr.NT 1'arlor and two sleeping rooms ,
nke > y furnished , W > per month for the three
room * , 12V9 Jackhoii Street. l.-- t
T oi\uutJrnUuuJ iu > o.a. HI L'lll
. Ulllt
_
EJI IVNew Map of Omaha , lust completed aiid
read } fordcll\tr > atf'eacli. 1st feet wide
by 7 feet Ion0' . Largest anil most complete map
of Omaha mur publUhed. OHklal map of the
cltj , bco column
fTlOU HE. T UpTolrT , 1117 J-ainu m dtrett.
Jj OMf JOHN 0. JA OH3
1 "miltENT lIousoiO ro in t and a riro uiiri.
,1.1. 1mm re > cu.'Us utritl , between K.ti > rid
llUt. _ 61-U
t 0 v hKNT Two Bt\en"ronm cotfajpt uvh
I' s\c-ul clCHvti * , colUr.coul houMi , city nnd
cUtcrn w lur , \\cll loutid hnqulrc ct < ! . V.
Uriicall.l42U _ _ Itad itrect. 4Mt
KENT Stare room SlxtO near corner
Turningind Siundcrabt l > a\lj undSavder
1505 Farnuu. - b9-ll
TOH HENT IC--IH8 oliS rcoros In flrai-ct ss
J ; order , 10 Ulcnku from oiieri liciuo ,
cheap , „ , , . . . ? .
Iloute of 11 raring , nil coavtaleLcs , b
bloi ki f r oni 0ierahouso. | _ . . . , , , . . . . . . . . . 40 ,
" " * * * „
IIou 9 of C icoms , 23d aud Nlcliolu streets.
Stcro onrarnaia , i lloors. . . , , . . . . . . 125
toroou 14th,2 floor i. . . . . . . . . . 76
Sxcll iront i eld nrea . , . 850 to 05
K , nplx ) lte P (
| 0ll KRNT KurnUhodflontrooru , "Beemrr's
J Blvl. . cor MththiiidUi wad _ 9 tt _
> OUUUNT1t-A\erv pltasant furnUhed room
IJ at721 south lath.St bctiurn St. liar ) ' Aacj-
uo aud Lcaviuwoith bt. D13 tf
EOlt HENT HouskC of D roouis,30ti ) and Dou-
Klas street , 118 a mouth.
024 tf _ _ nocas&itiLU _
Elesr ntly furnlalied roomjitltb
FOKUENT heater. Utferencci required. Ar > >
ply at northwett c.rnor cf 23d and Hurt btrettj
UWJI
OH ItKJsT A Binglo ura'ntcd lOcmutidlO
171
1 Fttrnl'aw 'tri-il _ WT-tf
F'OH KENT Threa unfurnWicd rooms ,
bouth 17th fctrcit , two block ! wu.tof j at-
otllce. US tf atM I
"ITIOH HENT Two T6oin fu7liUhcd for light
J > housekeeping , llccmcr' bloc < , coiner of bth >
and llowardjtrctl * IQritf
. -OK KENT A furnUhed Uouse , ? 301 Dodge. !
P 80lnit
JT1OH t EN 1 t hi.u J toe 6 and coie 0 rooms ,
J } Irqulro corner Chk ioaudl5Lh tt. t.SwII ,
631-tf
OH Hr.NT-Hoase , lx rocmt , furnl h l , In-
J quire rUD , Iljdat ptlice , Mlllwu hotc ) ;
FOH UHM A pleuuuit fuiclahed room. Call
at 0 7j N. 17 Bt. Ith rtttrcnce 873-tl
T0ll UlCivT A UMIUICR bouw ) , at 1M1 ( tn
J } str.cl , bttwica D ju lij tuii Ixylk't , Inquire
at car , 112ih aad Dou Ui , BU-U
T70H IlENT-Offl § In latoVi b'ock , cor. IHh
Jl1 nd Ocitol avenue , JOHN 0. JACOBS ,
782 U
< ) n Rn > T Cott ? f ft sl ltpe roorrw a'l '
conrenlonees and f ne lee it Ion by a.t. t'etcr-
Acrr t IBlh and Diutl * 8 > . 7i4 t
RrtNT Two nrw dwelling and two othoi
POK In dolrablo toctllty , by lleKcoo
No. HI * DnrfflM trf P17-tf
; > Olt KtlNl A cottage of five room . inquire
t 1 at Northwcit corner 16ih and Chicago ( tr t.
810 tf
IJIOK KtWT lAtgt oUlca room or hill store ,
L1 11 4) ) Farnh ra w . 7W-tf
710R RENT A store In Balcombe block , nn
J ICth street , near Darcnpoit 8t A. D.
Batcombe. 6W-2Stl
mSNT-l-tirnliihod roams M 1717 Cast
FOR , bet , 17th and ISth. 4X-U
'T7IOII ISEN'T The bullJIig atp'O'ont occtiptoil
JJ bythoW-stmn Unloi clr rhch Coinpuu ; ,
cjr cr ol FnrnAni nri'l 16th tt ectxi Applv . . .
Barker Bro . , ilMo31e .
TOR 8ALK
. A ( rood team wnuon it dlarm-ox at
F011SAI.K ' store Hlli between Ca and
Catfornla. IIC-II
' Map of Omaha , Ju t completed and
BEMIS'Xeu
ready for d Ihiry at $7 each. Is 4 feet wide
by T feet long. I < anrc < t nnd most complete niap
of Omahi ei cr published. Olllcl&l map oftlic
city. Sea column.
T710H SALE Allrstelossspan of mules , harnow ,
Jn and \ragon , Inquire Faulconcr Opera llou e.
& 3 7J tf
S All ? An "Argand" dcub'o hotter ,
FOR
foro. 1 hey cost new $65. D. B. Bremor ,
cor.JEIflrhth and Itowa d. 40 If
FOR HINT Prick i tore. Inquire at dru ? store
corner 10th and Douglas. 936.tf
T7IOH SALE A "Root'a" Watt Mower for foun *
r dry or machine ( hop , for half coit. D. B.
Bcemer , cor.Jil h hand Ilnward 41-tt
'otuiiid western wet Core ,
JL' 1 and2 years o d. Weight about 90 pf unds ,
F.O.QK.OLK ,
Dfi2 tf m and e Ktarney. Ni-b.
T7IOH BALE Corner CCxCfl on )3lh ) strccl
JD 81,500
AMIS ,
150G Parnam street.
Flic itxiii hotihc , cellar , well , cistern , cast
front , largo lot ; Plcrco 8 reel ; $1. X ) .
AMES ,
IBOOKa nam street.
] 'M lota Hansconi Place ; SlOO down.
AMES ,
1 JM1 Karnatn street.
IO acres , 4J miles from town , lmpro\cd ; per
acre , 850. AMIS ,
IBOfl Faniam street.
? 0 ncrcs , Douglas county , unimproved ; per
acre , 820.
AME ' ,
ICOCrarnauietrect.
4 room house , summer Kitchen ; Iri.no street ;
$1,050. AME8 ,
ICOfl Karnam stCet.
3 room honc ; now , largo lot ; Dccatur street.
31,050. AMES ,
If OH Karnam street.
8 roonrhouse ; cistern , barn ; Sgtli street ; 81,430.
AMIS , ,
1TXX5 liirnam street .
r > room boiisc ; barn , full lot ; I'ranklln street ;
$200 down ; 81,400.AMES
AMES ,
1POG Karnam street.
tt houses , ono lot ; Harney ssreet ; 81 , UO.
AMES ,
IFOfi rarnain street.
2 house' ; 4 and 2 rooms , well , cist rn , stable ,
lotflOUlO ; IIorbacli'H Addition ; * l,05d.
UOrt rarimm srtcct. '
n room house ; barn , well , cistern , trees , fruit ;
13th strict near 1'lercc : 81 , ISO.
VJIES ,
* 1C08 Karnam ttrect.
Small house ; well , full lot , cast frunt ; I''Ui
street ; 8 .100.
AMES ,
1COO Karnam street.
C r-oiu house ; barn , corner lot ; llth street ;
$1,000. AilES ,
] KO ( ! Karnam street.
7 rooiu house ; cistern , barn , dt&lrablo ; Harney
street ; t3l > 50.
AMES , >
1 COR Knrnam street.
3 room hou ° o ; ccllir , well , stable , comcniint
'ocation51tOO. ;
AMES ,
IfOO Karnam street.
3 room house ; 3 lots , 150 barrel cistern , bear
ing fruit ; 12th street ; SI ,800.
AMES ,
ItOC'Karnam street.
FOK SALE Oue orgi'i for 830. Ol o orzan fr
855. Ono Piano , 70S. Cash or monthly pay-
mo ta
921-if A HOSPE.
BICYCLE FOtt SALE Inquire O. M. Wood-
nun , Omaha. 751-U
T7IOR SALE Tloute and lot , V K. corner 18th
Jj stroat and Capliol aveuun. Inqufrc on pro
tO lm _ _
FOR SALE Good building , brick. Call t
Water Wrrka office. 410-tf
FOR SALK. Tno Arlington Uotu
HOTEL class ; all furnished ho only bate
In town. The cheapest property In the Btato.
Has all tbo traveling man. will be uold cheap no
terms to suit. Enquire ot E. Fullo , proprietor ,
Arlington , WaahlnKton count v Nob. 6(13 ( tt
L OST One co'tlflcato of deposit on the Oma-
h Nation lllaik of S7000lnfa\orof Mrs. M.
Karrtll N. ICth St. Kinder please leivo ut this
otlic < , 113-13) )
| J rj Your urd Just reccit cd. Call at Bee
J. . r. offlcofjrcommunication.
145.11 * J. R. II.
FOH TRADK 1 room house ; itflar , well , cU
tern , largo barn , corn crib , lot COx 3' , trees ,
fruit ; 8lCOO Trade for Douglascoun y land.
AMES ,
ot 1C03 Farnam street.
TAKEN Ul' Ono small roan cow , aliout Ave
jears old ; has on two bells one , one email and
onolarge. On cr can ha\esame bj pro\ing pro
perty and pa ) Ing charges.
S. W. CAMPBELL ,
GS einStt Block 2 West Omaha.
j C , IIHA1NAUD , Taxidermist , 13th and How-
> . ard. C5 nj 2n >
. J KIT Homo and Carrot Cleaner &tot e
AK. . Lui\o orders at Itepnbllcaii oliitx1 ,
ISth and DoiiglM. M24-tt
rno FARMEKH Thn highest cvu price paid
I rorltye , narey and Corn at Krebs Vinegar
Work ) , Joivostreet , bctwounOlh at d 10th , Omp-
ba. 00-daw-tl
EDWAED i\UEIU. :
UAOIBTER OF PALUYSTKUY AN1 > ( )0ti )
T10NAUST , 43S TonSU Street , hKtir < u F.IIK./
andOaroor. Will , v4tu tn * * ld of uni.rl > .n\ '
siriU , obtftlo tor auy one s f ! i.c t > thi } 'f- '
and preheat , and on ccit&ln can JIt.or.j In I ! "
lure. D. oU nd ShCM w ta l > n ! Vti-c-
Absolutely Pure.
TbU powder never varies. A marve < i f
purity , strength and wliolesomeaett ,
More teonomlcal than the ordinary kinds ,
and cannot be laid in competition with the
multitude of low test , short weight , alum
or phouphate powders. Bold only in ca&4
ItOTAt BAKING Pownsu Co ,
NasrYw *