8 THE DAILY BEE : WtDNf SDAY NOVEMBER 22
The Daily Bee.
Wtidneadttv Morulnx , Nov. 22 ,
\Vontbor Keport ,
\i1ie \ following observation- taken ftl
tbr * mo moment of time at all the station1
WAB DEPARTMENT , U. 8 , SlOKAL 8KB- )
vice , OMAHA , Nov. 2 ! , 1882. ( l:4Sp.rn , I
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B'raurck I 10 si a Cloudy
Buford a m 33 IK Ulinr
Cutler t nt ai n
o oi 43 , S W Cloudy
AMioabolno. , , . . .l..i
* i n 4 fool 10 Inches bovo low w Ur m rk at
0-ui.h * , 2 foot 2 Inches it Yanklon. Mliwli8lr.pl B
Icct 7 Inches at Divonpo.t , 4 f ct 2mchci at
RL P ul , 10 f ot 7 Inchoi at St. Louh , 4 fott
4 Inches at LiCro.'so and 8 ( cot 2 Inches at
Du'mque.
LOOAL BJ4BVITIB8.
Surorlntondcnt Bol Liw , now of thoU
U , , li. & Q , , was In the city yesterday.
The price of hot r han ndvancod one
dollar per barrel. It la fortunate the ratio
did not como In hot weather ,
The moonlight it geltlnu quite good
and with the good walking affords young
couples a fine dunce for promenading.
A complaint has been entered against
Morris Connors , a U. P. laborer , for steal
ing a unit i.f clothes frrni his room-mato ,
"From t haoa to Comios" wa the nub-
jcct of a lecluio delivered a ; the Christian
church Monday by Uev. Mr. Gilbert.
Go to Wynian College to learn book
keeping , pcnmumhlp , bwlnosa arlthtne-
tic and commercial Inw. n2-tf
According to the. Journal , Lincoln waa
"fairly carried away" with Frank Mayo'n
acting of the part of Davy Oiockott at the
capital MoLdiy ulght
The Julia liunt dramatic troupe ,
billed to nppoar at Boyd'aopera house last
night has gene up the flume and the en
gagement la cancelled.
The nunual meeting of tbo Farmora *
Protective As-toclatlon of Douglas county
will meet nt MUlard Friday evening , December -
comber 1st ,
The paving of Tenth street will require
fourteen million iioundj of ( he Sioux Fall a
granite , It la agood thing granite hn't Bold
at'tbo aamo rate as butter.
J. 11 , F.Osoin , u rcaiilont of Omaha In
It ] earlier days und mio of the biggest prop
erty owners In thu city now , died at
Tekamah on Sunday last ,
Four plain drunks wore arraigned be
fore Ju'-igo Boneko ysHetduy Onj of
the quartette W..B n colored woman , who
waa discharged. Two ( f the Slocumba
paid a fine nnd the case of a third w a con
tinued until to'day.
AH the membera of the Plonoi r Ilt-ok
and Ladder company , No. 1 , are hereby
nottfiol to assemble Thuriday , November
21 t , al 7 o'clock sharp , at No. 3 engine
home , to prattlco with apparatus ,
A Kctlous accident occurred at the of-
Ceo of the Newspaper Union Mondiy In
which a jouai ; boy named August , who
waa learnlns to feed n prese , had his nrrr.
jo badly hurt that umpiitation may bo
iicccaiary ,
While It may ba basinet s t j fight the
devil wttb fire , the diattikutii n of tickets
by the Y. M. 0. A. , at the doais of the
opera bouse Monday was in questionable
tibto , There was entirely too much side-
ihow busineaa on that corner last o\cn-
lox-
Travel on the street car line was some-
whit Interrupted at the intersection of
Ifitb nml Duulus yoatorday by tholayingof
now roadbed on the level of the Asphalt
pivement. Passengers were Iramfcrredat
thia pulut and the cars ou the north end
rau bickwnrd ,
A woman who U.IH "a llttla ( if In hoi
kibuo" wamlcied up 13jh i-troet Mondaj
In a bilf clad conilitlon. She follcnvci
a timid young niun tf the llvpubllo u un
tllhecalhd npollctinan and ham'ed he
over to him , Sbo talk oil BO rationally a
the jail that iliA WAHacnt homo ngaln ,
The L'ind Ijeague meets tc
night the 23rd liifct. , In KuonyVi hall ut
p. in. sharp. Let all mt'inhera nd cepl
clnlly the ladles bo present If they posslbl
1.1 canIrlih and American Dougi wilt malt
up part ot the programme. Several othc
Intercom * nutten uill coma before U ;
meeting. Let every one como nnd have
good tlinn , Admltuuco ! is nhvjys free at
opju to.tll purtlcj
- Sapsrlateadent < ' ! erce , of tVe Daugli
county farmwtij In towa jestvrdny to pr
procure a cufllu for a mnn who died 01
tliero u iout .7 o'clock M < iiday. Tl
unfortunate who thus pautei do.MI to
grave in thu Potter'j fitlii wns lied jre Vo
an old ttuio reiilcent of Oin lu , ulut lu J )
pUuie worked at the oarpcoter trade. I
li well known to many cf our ctltz-ns ui
was about oeveaty year * of nge.
The new Cruunte block on the alto
r the old Tiemont lluuaowlll lie a epleud
atiuoturo. It will be three ht rlei , ai
S i
high b memeut , 00 by 120 foet. The fro
U of MiUnu * ea brick nnd * U ue. At t
O'irnertf the two btieota the tecond n :
IV third stories will hitvu b y window * . /
rangementa are bituc made to heat I
building by ttomn , and tome of tha rllii
'
) will l\ave { lie place * . The ground floor
1 _ _ divided Into stores , the seoond story \ \
be for olficer , and the thlid ttqry U to
hall , 120 by GO , uith dieting root
This will be tbo largest lull lu Omaha , o
5f will till u long-felt want , M the lialla ti
in use are hardly larro enough to ai at
the public demands. The coat of t
H building will be 830,000.
, r Tbe firtt woutbly eotlable at the
M 0. A. roauii , in Barkers Mock WM i
brated Monday and VM a great e
cent- The progratnrue ai pubMud ! by 1
DEK won carrltd outj and to Mr. J , Vi
ley Wilklui , Mr. Jay Norlhrup , Mil
Arnold , Johtslon , Kya Lowe and Cui
Pierce are returned the hearty thauki
the association ,
When lady It presented with A ai
ikin lacque jbe ii happy , and herec.1
* rh n a man U pr < nented with a ' 'Si
Skin" cigar , oH nWfc to procure the Pr
ininm fine cut tobacco , holh ol which ar
manufactured by the S. AVHefl1 Co , u
Itochtdler , N. Y , , ho may consider hlw
telf a lucky man. Mr 0. 1 'llch Lsw1' '
In the city Introducing holh < iv d callcd *
THE BEB office yesterday with w& bMl < e
of fine cut done up in ten cent J.ft ° kngc'
ten thouiand pounds of which ho ' ' ' " "
ttl'iuling free. McCord , Brady k C . Br
the agents for all fie western territory ! . "or
Omaha to Kansan City.
The A. 0,11 , ball ix announced f < i
Thunday , December 11 , to take pluco at
Maconlc hall ,
Thera was a very tlistiuct halo or ring
around the moon last night.
The Cro department wai busy last
night , The hooks went down and prac
ticed on tbo . Llninger-Metcalf warehouse
and ono of the utenmers tnrned out and
pumped the citterns on 1'arantn and Four
teenth and Farnam and Twelfth dry hi
order to change the water , which was get
ting stale.
Thcro wns a great ruah of travelers al
all the hotel ) in this city yesterday and
lust night. It was n hnrd matter for a
great many to find bcdi anywhere
The SnnsCcreuionto club gave another
very pleasant party at the Millard last
night. The supper wax elegant and the
dancing very enjoyable indeed.
W. I. Hnwks niccceds Mr. Ilobcrt C ,
Tordan as agent of Iho Travelers' LIfo and
Accident Insurance compiny for Omaha
nd vied Ity. Mr , It.uvks 1mA been con.
icctcd ith the company a long time in
lioston and is well vertod In insurance
natters. Anyone wiihtng life or accident
nauranco would do well to fiivo him a call ,
[ Hi ofllso Is with Andy Borden , 1221 Par-
lam street.
Among Iho guests at the Paxton lant
light was Mr. Qcorgu F. Canix , an old
Dirmlin journalist , , who cast his lost in
Vow Mexico sumo time aw. Ills trouble
vitli the citizens of Itaton , whcro ho xvai
idlting Tie News and Press , hia own
? oper , lias already been published in do-
all in Tun BKE. Ho ia now on route
lomo to spend Thaultpgivlng.nml will then
'hit ' Washington City , after which ho
iropo3cs to spend a year abroad before ro-
.urning . to Now Mexico ,
Goldie Brnfioman , the young woman
who , in a fit oi aberration , tcccntly jumped
'rom the second story window of St ,
Toseph's Iiojpltnl.dled alout7 o'clock Mon-
lay , not from the remit of her InjurifH ,
lowover. The remains were taken to Un-
iertaker JncolM * establishment , from which
ihoy were burio 1 at 2 p. in. yesterday. The
locoased was at ore time lu the care cf Dr.
3cxton , of Elkborn City , anil iiftorw.ud
went to Schuyler , where she w.is ingRgod ,
m the farm of Maj T. 11. Clarkson. She
began to show signs of muntitl trouble and
was sent down to Omaha to bo treated by
Dr. Denlsc , who eventually got her into
St. .To30 [ > li'a hospital. Goldlo Branemnn ,
us she laid at tlio undertaker's awaiting
burial , appeared to bo quite a young wo-
mau vdth pleasant feature ? , very Email
feet and a wealth of golden h < tir that might
bo envied by the belle ot tlio city. Her
hair was simply beautiful Sw it laid back
from her head in long , thick , wavy tren < cs.
Whether her name , Goldie , came from this
feature is not known , but it was certainly
appropriately apjlioj.
THE TRINITY.
Mojor Furoy'a Latest Bxperloncoln
For West.
Major J. B. Fur ay , the special
agent of tha postcillso department ,
has long buon a holy terror to those
of Uncle Sam's officials whoso ways
were dark and \vhoco tricko ho has
made vain.
Hia adventures have boon the source
of many a thrilling newspaper article
and hnvo extended over all the west-
torn country between the murky
flood of the Missouri and the rolling
bills of the great llockiea. Ilia lusi
oxporlenco on the frontier will provo
of interest to our readers , and ia ru
lated as follows :
The postoillco at Iron Hod , Mon ,
has boon discontinued , and the expla
nation is thus given by an officer of
the department ; "A pontolllco HRnnt ,
while officially visiting various c ilkos
in Montana territory , for thu purpose
of correcting any irrogularltioa of
poatmaotutH , otoppod nt Iron Hod ,
Going into the poatoillco he found thu
room divided into tlireo noctiona
tlrat n saloon , next the poetollicu and
thu last a faro bank. The mail bn
was brought in , n rough-looking CUR.
tome r opened it , and ( implied the can-
tciitu on the floor. Thu entire crowd
at once got down on thuir hnnda and
commenced overhauling the letters ,
ntiioug which acvoral were registered ,
and selected tiuch na they wanted ,
After they were through , the remain
ing luttera were shoveled iut (
a candle box and plitccd on the bar
The upcolul ngtnt , thinking the cfli , < j <
needed a little rugulatliip , asked thi
bar hooper , who hud received and dis
trlbutcd the mail , if hoVIIB the post
master. He answered'No. ' 'When
is the posiniastoil1 'Out ' mining.
'Where is the ussistant ppatmastei'i
'Qono toilell'a canon ; and , by thun
der , Bill Jones haa got to run thi
office next week , it'u his turn , ' Th
government official then stated wli
he was , and demanded the keya of th
oilico. The bar tender coolly took th
candle box from tht bar. placing It o
the iloor and gave it a kick , sending j
out of the door , anying , 'There's you
piatolllco , and now git.1 The agon
aaya , 'Knowing the custom of th
country , I loat no time in following th
advioo , and pot.1 This ia why tb
postofiico at Iron Hod waa disooi
tinned. "
Postclllco Ohnusoa
iu Nebraska during the wuok ondln
November 18,1882 , futniahodby Wn
Vim Yleck , of the peat cflico dcparl
er raent :
ESTAlimilED ,
Lodi , Ouster county , Frank E. Ve
Antwerp , p. m ; Putnam , Gigocouut'
" Frank llaydon.
LC-
NAME U1UHQEI ) .
| K
Wilhelm'a Ilohe , Sherman coum
to Xovun.
KH
-la
of HUH PUNOII is comtxwed of the jJ
ullIno'ttttapibitt fruit jilc ,
With Ice , Boda. thti U ar txulUnct t
favorite ; keep it on hind. Trade nunnll
at uiaDiitartuierb' prices by M A.
N m r . F mllle gupplloti by A.
dladitoue , Omaha , Neb ,
THE MARTYR'S MONUMENT ,
The 'Foitlicomiiipr Pair at the
National Capital.
The Friends of Uarfleld Labor
ing Hard for Succeeu ,
Col. 0 , S. Chaac , who waa appointed
commissioner for Nebraska in the in.
j4 reata of the Oarfiold monument fair ,
vfa 'oh will uhortly take place at the
nntl < x."al caP'tal > lianda ua the follow
ing rrpiirt ° * 1 rogrcsa at headquarters ,
Ool. Cbu ° 'ins ' appointed commission-
era nt onto " ' n"d town in Nebraska ,
nolcotlng .a gonorol thing , the post-
mnatcra for'ihe poiiiian. The ofllco
was forced ajvsir Mm cutiro/y / without
hia knowledge ot * ho intended honor
and waa accepted bv him under pro-
ti'Kt , Htlll ho i doit , g nil hocan to
keep up his end cl r.Ue Btrinjf. Tizc
Washington Poab of the 15th inst
IBJB :
There was n require mooting of the
ward if direction of thu ( itarfiold fair
lEHOcintion laat owning nt the room.
) f the house conimitUo on banking
uid currency.
Major Olapp , from iho military
iommittco , reported that ever rt dozou
iompiMiiea will participate in the
; rand par.ido and drill. ' 3Jho { . 'oran- '
ou and Toledo guarda nr expected ,
.s . also three companies frem Balti-
uoro. The chairman of tlio military
ommittee was instructed to aocortain
rhothcr the aocrotary cf war will do-
ail troop to take part iu.tho ? arnc'o.
The chairman of the bicycle , com *
tiitto ropostod progress. Ho read A
otter from the manufucturora oE thn
Columbia bicycle , saying they will
IFtir a magnificent ueckol-plated' hi-
vclo as K prize in the bicycle oontsat.
The manner of the competition
his prize was referred to the Ojpibal
/ity bioycla club , who have the m&t-
er in charge.
In answer to an inquiry the chair-
nan ot the committee stated that ao
ar aa known largo delegations will bo
iresoiit from Jdaltimore , Philadelphia ,
ud other citiea north und eaat. It can
10 positively stated that a 1 try or num.-
ler of whoelnum will bo present than
rote over boforn gotten together. Mr.
lawloy , of the Capitol club hero ,
tutod that the number will roach fur
ip into the hundreds. Mr. Huwley
tatod that the H. B , Smith machine
ompnny , Sinithvillu , N. J. , will also
ifor a nickel plated bioyclo to bo con-
estod for. Mr. Bateman , from
ho committee on music , said
lothiug had yut beou hoard from
ho secretary of the navy regarding
ho marine bands , and the managers
if Ford'n and the National theatres
rill give a benefit matiuoa on Tuou-
lay during ) the week of the fair , the
irocpeds togo to the fair. General
> waim , of the committed on propura-
io.ns said the work in the capital
lomo and annexes will bo completed
his present week. Mr. Reese , from
ho knighta templar committee ro-
> orted progrc&a. Over 300 templora
rom Philadelphia will bo present ,
, nd nearly every commandory in
Maryland , and also a number from
Virginia. About 1,000 men will bo in
ino.
ino.Di.
Di. Brown , from the committee on
trr , reported that fifty cases of paint-
tigs have so far boon received , 100
paintings boiug now in the city. The
jxhibition will bo very fine. The
ipecial committee which visited Now
i'ork reported the outlook very favor-
iblo from that direction , aasuriug
promiaes having been made by every-
} ody whom the committee mot "from
; ho Governor downwards. " The
iVdams express company haa agreed to
transport works of art free to and
From Now York. A vote of thauko
ivns passed to the express company.
Gen. West , of the commilteo whiah
visited Baltimore yesterday , reported
that thu committee was received most
favorably by the Biltimoro local com
mittee. They called upon Mayor
Whvto nnd Mr. Robert G.irrott , and
both gentlemen promised their hearty
co-operation. Tlio Biltimoro hoard
will incut to-day nnd inaugurate mean-
urea to provide n suitable representa
tion of Baltimore at the fair A reso
lution was passed , the nnturo of which
waa that the Baltimore board will bo
iven every opportunity to exhibit
and put at no ntint as to opnoe.
Commisfiionor Morgan , of the dis
triat committee , reported that ho
could accuro the Kuuuon collection o'
Washington relics , of Georgetown ,
provided reasonable guarantees coula
bo given as to their safety.
. Mr. Reed , of the Virginia board
( 'ported that thcro will bo on oxhi
ition the very fine wood and miner *
olloction of the Virginia Midlaut
ailrond. There will also bo a nuin
or of fine donations of tobacco b
rominontinamifACtumaof that utato'
There Mill bo a number of display
iy Alexandria merchant * and maim-
noturors. The chairman of the IOWA
oard reported bright proipccta , The
.onntiona from that utato now aggro-
; ate over SUOO. Ho recommended
hut oomw ono bo sent to New York to
olioit donations and oxhibita in the
itatlonury line for the Iowa booth ,
ilio secretary reported n valuable do-
cation , valued at $ (500 , from the well
; nowu pencil manufacturer , Eburhard
abor ,
A number of Interesting details of
hu work follcny the above , but are
unavoidably omitted fur want of space.
A Fatal Plunge Under Oruol Wheels ,
About eight o'clock Monday moriv
ing a brakeman by the name of Joseph
Tabor in the employ of the Chicago A
Northwestern railroad , mot with a BO
vcre and perhaps fatal accident abcul
three miles north of Council BlufU
lie was braking on what la known ai
the "stub" train , consisting of an on
glue and baggage car , which connect ;
with the weal-bound tiioux City A
Pacifio train at Missouri Valle ;
Junction. He waa attempting to pas
over the engine from the baggage ca
while the train was running at a apeei
of forty miles per hour , and in at
tempting to jump from hi * car to th
reur of the tender hii foot slipped am
ho fell down an embankment of fort ;
foot. No QUO aooms to have observe'
him in hia fall , but a paaaunger on th
train noticed a man lying at the fee
of the embankment ns the train paen
cd. The train , it cccinn , went on t
descent Station without slopping
where i's ' conductor notified the con
ductor of the south bound Jlissoui
Pacific that ho li.vJ lost hia btnkeman
and to lonkout for him. The south
bound ( riin ran slowly , looking fo
the mi'finR brakeman , whrm the ;
found about n rails from where h
fell , ho having walked that distanc
after hi * fall.
They found him in a sUto of almoa
total unconjaiouBucss , nnd it wn
learned that ho had received an ujjlj
cut on the forehead , together wit )
internal injnritfl , the < xtcnt ot whicl
no ono could estimate. Bo wni
brought to Council BlufTit And tout tc
hia home * , whcro medical attendance
ma furnished him. The physic am
pronounce hia ciao H eeriana ono , bul
cannot tell the extent ot Ins Ipjurion
Ho has a nifo and two children ,
SLAVEN'SYOSEMITE COLOGNE
Made froir the wild flowers of the
Fin TAMED YOSEMITE VALLEH
it la the moat fragrant cl pcrfum t
Manufactured by II. B. Slnvcn , Sat ;
Francisco. For Halo i OniaJia by W.
J. WhltohouEo and Konnaro Bros. ,
ifcCo.
"HELLOT HEJL140 ! "
Tolophano Line Between Lincoln
and Ormvtui Soon to bo Ea-
tabllebcd.
The pro rcaa made J y the Omaha
31oetrio company in the constiuotion
f an inter-city tch'phons system hcs
eon noted from time to iimo by Tnz
iiiE. Fremont vnw the fijst city to bo
aitcdwith Omaba and Bhir follo-.ttd
ext , tbv three cities all being brought
'ithin Dunking diatunco of aach other
iy way of Arlington. Thw Lincoln
ournal of Tuesday aays :
Wo had the plcasuro of mootiiif ;
estorday , Col. F. Drake , general
lanagor o * the Tolpphono company
f this state. The coionol informs us
iat ho-io hero for the yurposo of * com-
lating-arranfjcmonta vrhoroby we may
e put in clone telephone ? connoations
ith the metnpolia and .neighboring
itiea , towns Mnd villages.It depends
ow upon the enterprise--of the bust-
OSB men of Lincoln , whether tlna
mg wiahod for onterprfoo ahall bo
maummatad or not. HV-v.il 1 spend
10 week h : < I incoln and call upon our
usinosa men and find cub whether
loy will take iho nocccnioy amount
I stock.
The line from this city -lVahland ,
outh Bendlxnriavillo and Spring-
sld , in Sarpy county , will require
S000 ; to cotnploto it. Of tire amount
a would liko-the citizens of'Laicolnto-
ibicribe otock to the amount of
2,500 , the company furruohlng th
ilnnco of th money.
In ciuo he moots with snicosa in. ,
inning the aompany and the line ID *
uilt , the terma will bo for .v&ro mi'R
tea' conversation between thia ci ty-
ddi Omaha , forty cents. Subacrip--
ons amounting to § 25 vvHl cntit.le
10 holder of the otock to a discount of
vonty-five per cent froa regular-
itca. A fifty dollar subscription a.
tccouut of thirty per cent , and a hun-
red dollar subscription a discount ol"
lirty-fivo per cent , the ontbe-amount.
Enubacriptiou'being returned to utock-
elders in telephoning at tb icduced :
ito.
The distanoe of the circuit frorci
incoln to Omaha is sixty-three and a.
alf miles , and the colonel informs nn
Siat conversation may bo heard jnat ,
a distinctly no though only * a few
looks awajt.
The line will bo conatrjctod. antl
ponod in first-class otyle. White
adar pusto- and the best wire will ba
aed , and the line built M > far awa r
torn the telegraphjino os possible.
Notloo.
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex-
elnior Beef Paint , " was patented MRJ
:4th : , i381 , and ottora patent num-
ior 241 , 803. Any poroon found or
; nown to tamper with the maun- '
actura of said paint will be punic-li-
id to the full extent of law. No pcr-
on has any authority whatever to tll
ocwpts. HAWTHORN & Buo. ,
Lancaster Pa
THE PHILOMATHEAN.
Premise of a Rich Mualcui TreatDur-
Ina WlDtor.
Thoao of our Eauaic-loving people
who last winter enjoyed ao thoioughly
the chamber concerto of the Philo-
mathean olub will bo gratified to learn
that the club hus reorganized and will
shortly begin a third eorioa of nub
aoription conoarts in our city. Asidt
from the occasional performances ol
Omaha amateura our cifena who iltit
a pleasure in hearing really goci
muaio rendered by thoroughly compi
tout musicians are nil'orded very few
pportunithH to cultivate their tiwti
r to gratifo their inclinations in thii
ireoliou. The oonoorta o ! the Philu
iiBthoanclub last wimor wore a ate ]
owarda peouring good music whicl
was greatly appreciated. The pie
grammes ofl'orod wore far above thosi
iver before presented to our poopl
> y local muaioiana , and Mr , Juliti
Heycr'o carueat ofl'urta auopecdod ii
[ athering around him a quintetto o
lorfotmurs which would do oredi
, o any city. It wan laigoly n labor o
fell behind th
ow , and the returns
cxpoQBcs incurred , but every eub
Bcribcr who attended the concerts wa
more than repaid. Thia year , althoug
Jlr , Bouer is not with ua , the club ha
been reorRanhsVd upon a more oatii ,
fautory basis than over before. ]
will ba compoiod of the followir
mombora ; S. Dofmann , violini A
llohraiullu ; Martin Calm , violr
B. Xarkowaky , 'callui Geo. F Mayei
piano ; Julius Mo > er , flute. I
addition the very beat vocal la
out will be aourod to aa < ii
and our oltlzena may bo assured thi
the high standard of laat year's coi
certs will bo excelled.
It has been decided to give 01
series of claasio concerts two in MJ
Meyer's hall and a third in the ope ;
house. The former will ba uubscrij
tion concerts.
Among the pieces under rohows
are the andante movement of the
minor symphony , Baethoven , and 01
of Haydn's lytuphonlos and grai
classio overture from "Tuiduca"
none of which have ever buon rendc
ed bore. '
CITY COUNCIL
Improvements Ordered at Han-
scoji Park ,
Pile Stokers and Drivers and
City Turnkey Ufct Ratee.
Flro ItyOrnatn Oidorod nnil Other
Uuslncss
At the regular mooting of the city
council last evening thcro were pres
ent Mcaara. Baker , Behm , Oorby ,
Daltone , Herman , Kaufman , Me-
Uuckcn , O'Kcofo , Thrauu and Presi
dent Stall. *
The j 3urnal wao road and approved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the mayor : Approving cer
tain ordinances. Filed.
From the mayor : Appointing W.
A , umo policeman vice Frank Kaspir ,
resigned , Confirmed ,
From : the mayor : Approving the
contract and bond of A. L. Barber for
paviug Douglas street. Approved.
From the major : Approving the
contract and bond of Win. Mack for
laving Tenth atroot. Approved ,
rum iho nuijoi : Approving 4he
contract and Wid o > A. . Barber tor
curbing Douglas atro t. Approved.
From the iwvyor : Approving th1 *
coutrwjt and bond of .Tail' W. Bedford
for furmlshing ooal for thu city's usu
during the whiten. Approved and the
mayor sequbstod to orU o ivll thu coal
necessary at once.
A number of in'surancs ' policiea on
vuiioua city property \reio road , ap
proved iuul the atswunt nf > prnnnum
ordered put m usxt appropaiutiun
ordinaucc.
A nunibr of bill ? were-prcaontod
and refori'cd'to their appropriate com-
tuitteea.
From the City Wntor company ; A
number of citv&ms ou , Faniavn.Btrcot
isom Twenty-tourth 'IVority-sav-
eutJi streets ivjrDu to p.iy hydrant uaut
froia date to . 'nily 1st , 1883 , on-Uirvu
lira bvdiauta if tlio ouy will ordur
them put in on Twenty-filth , 1'vranty-
sixth and 'iVoity-ouvouth andJvr -
nam-atreeta. t i > ordered.
Koin , E. R. OverallCi lllasjftt-
tentiou to tax ditda heUljagaiuau tito
city on lot 4 , bleak 142 , ft > r wliicliV-io
haa ? . warranty 'loed. CiVy. attonw-y
inatructed to clean title.
From Paxton & Gallagher civ.1
othur.v. Asking \ho locauon of- . *
water main and hydrant at she eout.br
west corner of NiuUi and Jonea etr e i
for better fire protection. Gtauted.
By QiKoofe : To- place a iiro hr
drant corner Tliirtocsntli and Williamu-
, Btreet jt and ono buVwoen p' yce antli
Williamo , weut 8tde > rental Vi begin.
July lt 1883. Adopp d.
1 By OSKeefe : To tisJto out tie cul-i
Vert-on Twentieth Uiout , uct s Pop-
ploton avenue , and pat it cu Twen
tieth etrcot and Pfi leton avenue. .
Adopted. . e
I By UcGuckin : 5b. have nc. ordi-J
nance dawii for curbing Tenth.A\roet , " \
'between ' Douglaaand Stirnam. Adopt-
cd.
cd.By Bohui : To instruct the owner of
iot 4 , block 173 , to replace thu nido-
| walk , now in a bad condition ( lot
owned by Tom Murray ) . Adcy ad.
i By Celtonu : To cut down v ea in
'Hauscotn park to beiutify th'a.amu.
Adopted *
i By Uoiby : To allow the Bounty
commlaaiouurs to talr.3 * out tks. Six
teenth street bridge , under stmum
couditiono. Amended and adopted.
By Kaufinunn : Thsi a couiuuttee
'of ttireo bu appointed tor the yiiupoeo
of inquiring into the fvnaibihty oi pre
paring an ordinance dividing , eucli
ward iuto two or atoto votisij ; pre-
cincta. Adopted.
Sov/3Jvl siduwiilk Teaolutiosa wore
adopted.
I'liu president appointed KauHraann ,
Biker and Dallotiu o.nimtttee uii poll
ing giacea.
Puimlaaion waa granted the. Omaha
NiUuni * ! bunk to put down curbing
and guttov > u thu 20 foot curb-line ou
the wtot uidu ot Thirtuoiith , iruru the
alley to Douglao Etn-ot.
A rcaolutiou endoning.tho action of
'j city treasurer in r.qurd t'j asaesa-
mvnt of certain property fur aptciul
taxation not subject to gunexil taxd-
tkm was adoptou.
uEi'ouis OF cojmiOTjraa ,
Oa , etroeta and grades ; Rocuomend-
ing that city aaauiuo 05 , utpuneo oi
filhng pond on Fairviuw f.ad St > .
Mary's avenue. Adopted.
On name : Asking report from the
bourd of publ c wotka aa tuaccbptai.ct'i
of the curbing und gnttemg oi Dodge
atreut , from 1J ! h to 22eh. Adoptea { J
On eamt : AQverso to reimbui-amg
Warren ISivHzler forespon es of nlling
done on St. Mary's avenue , near F&r < -
view atroot. Adopted.
On Binie : Grauiiny permiasioh to
Hill & Winspuat tt > put in hay scalBa
on 21at Btrctt , north of Cumong.
Adopted.
On street railroads , railroad orosa-
ing , and signals : . Ordering B. &M.
railroad company to put tl.Bmu at
interatolion of Douglas and oovunth.
ttreeta. Adopted.
On public property and improvo-
ment& : Jlccorataending grading mid
filling of Ed. Ortightou una Msdlton
avenues and appropriating SGOO for
bo raised by aa'lo of
eame ; s. id fumt lo
wood wien fro u the Uirk. Adn ted.
KESOLU I'lON.
By Biker : Inatruoting tlso finance
committee to examine iuto tba finaaati
of the city and aeo what retrenchment
la nooeaaary to enable the council to
uot through to July lit , 1883 , with
out going beyond the levy prescribed
by l w. Adopted.
By Dellouo : Amended by Kauf.
advertise for bida for grad.
to
raann ,
. * * w _ _ .
i1I * - T7 * J lni/ > inr % n * 1 S
ing and filling Ed. Creijshton am
Madison avenues. Adopted.
Ou nldowallss and bridgoaTurnirj
over repaira to board of public worke
Adopted.
OllDUIAMCES.
An ordinance fixing the salarict o
the nickers end drivere of the fire dj
nartraont at 870 per month was paweJ
An ordinaceefixinfl the salary o ! th
city turnkey ut 870 per month ua
passed.
An ordinance amending th ordi
maucu requiring owners of houtci
sinks , etc , , to concoct with iho ewt
inaitis in dietricls Tfos , 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 ,
WAS read twice and referred to the
committee on water works nnd sow-
ago.
ago.An ordinance amending the ordi-
nnnco entitled "nuisance * " wan pasted ,
Adjourned for ono'weok.
PKKSONAli
V , K. Hart , U. S. A. , U at the P * tcn ,
Hon. N.V. . Wells , nt Sohujlcr , Is in
thacity.
W , II , Sivnn , of Cbejtnn , li at th (
CnnfioM ,
Pitrick Faby , of O'Neill , In at Iho Mot-
npolitnn.
Gco W , SeclgnicV , of Kanas City , h at
tlio Millaril.
IraEll ) , of UambjUge City , h at the
Melr'pnliUn ,
\V , Kicli and wife , of Ijirauile , nro at
the Canfitld ,
1'atDnnphy and wife , of Grind Island ,
at oat the Canfield.
Geo. N Claytoa , cf Kansas City , ia a
guest of the Millanl.
Prof. V. 11. Paige , of Council Bluff' ,
was in the city hut. night.
Hou. W. H. Michael , of tie Grand
Itland Timer , in ? n town.
Hon. K. F. Warren , of Nebraska City ,
wag at tha Paxton laat night.
John A. HicMarphy , of Plattsmouth ,
was tip last night on a ilylng trip.
Ben Circle , a reporter ot the Chicag *
Telegram , ia a guest of the Cantield.
John A. Monk , bu'inwH manager of the
Maid of Arran jnrty , I at the MUlard.
Col. FJoyil is able1 to > be nbont again
sfter a tedious confinement to his roomr ,
Anthony llUe , po tms3L.er ui North
3Mattc , registered nb the Metropolitan last
night.
S , fc Uollingsfcrd ; of KIUS.-CT City ,
VC.R itmon ? the gucatj-nt thuMctri cJiUu
laot aK ) lit.
'it M. Hobl. suporiattmdontofiteltaTaph
Df'thei K. I' . , St. Joa A' 0. P. . roail , was n
guart ut the Millard luit ulght'
CT-rvDix andK. D. P. 1'Mlcr , horn
Coxcrcil UluITi , pirtoolc
uf the Metropjliti
Htm A. S. Baldwin , of PlUm-
was ia4ll city yoilerdajs r/inecthis
und niece- , who arrived fromttie 3 i t , xia
left on-tUonoou train for homo- ,
Jcs m PairSold and wife , . J. Ml PiA-
teraocj 3iai-a 1 M. Chapmarj.Jl. K Wind-
hum xnd J1. B. Strode , Plaft8inouth.J\ & \
Braze'/an , , 3'alrmont ; W. S : C ts ; Lin
coln , end * IE. W. Stockmnaj.FtiirEeltlt are
amony the Ti sbraskans at theIllxtcru
U. AkKiikwood , WeepiffigVatsr ; Elmer -
mor E , y 8r Wymore ; J" . li. MltaJiell ,
Nvbraxus CiOy ; A. A. Tho33 3' audl wife *
rokamnh.G. S. Lewis , Central City ; 2 >
L. Carygntor , VaiiiUion , And M and
Mrs. ohtr GlarX , of KinincAt , were at'tbo '
Millar-list night.
Wro. LSI Gsrtenehaum a'ndiiUjGwjane-
Ixiuin , Aurora ; Win. Brjke , Iicnd ;
A. B. 3 < Jur Waktfield ; T : Oook , . Alf.
Clarh , K J < . Riend , Chas. Holts and
Chas. K. Sling , Oakland ; Ehas , Merion ,
Ulair ; 2J ua & . Hyde , Uno-.lu ; . Si 2i.
llustell , Gonway ; W. T. Jackeon , LJncoln ,
kud Win. Boj s . Valpar also , arar queito-
! ihe Cftn3 > IdfrocB Nehr
SPECIAL
IO LOAN-I
( UNr.rf i'O L.UAT1 ui un unwomcouf D
L L. Then > Hnjm Rreiicbton block
n r WA MTED
- - - ! / ) liJb rent. 25 tean tcMaflMann
WANTDU---/ , near Itniain , 211x221
W"SJTED Aii'Oor1 coc k , M h' ) can w si ) ami
iron. l6ie.b-9t a s tion v uonipvUnt | ; ir !
read apply. Cull After 3) ) ' . iu. WU \ \ cbster bt
215 tf
l to nlo general hrtmuorK ,
Goo < I.v ( j2H to torn pctrnii person. Arjilj
biro doosa outh.ofao. . JIarj ' 's uvanu.18th stmot ,
east Hi Jc. 211-t
-GCiiJ girl at tli& Albany Hoiisi
WANrBDGCiiJ
8jut& Tchih & , _ 231.18
TiVc- men to ( rant S3 Steady m.
WANTEIfc
> loju uti4Xt r et icu not i tct'ttjary , n tit
ilit men wiHtig tu.torl c necil-apply CalL 4il
i nth 10th 2U. ' '
ANTdTM-A stutar teacror at 012 Douijlui.
aM-av *
! \"XTANT5D An expe rlercii ( jroctry d'll\erj
r\ dork , Utrnnuprc ( errol. Addrcsi wit" > e
cicncca froctr , 80 22MI
1T7" "AN7KUOcit fpood oanvos er ti se'l
V Y"AN7KU ( .en iiist.t 1 incuS , . steady u-orit anil
y. lit itro at 211 N. 1 Cth utrcat , room 6.
407-t ! '
- I arbcri , at Cossoy.'i ! , 210
WANTnilt-TirD
lliti ! ji. None i but arkt-c-lass need ] ipl > .
_ _
[ TTAlfwKU Two ci .pcrlKK-cd eerlal boobnollv
> V Item for Oulonu lo. Kooirn u and 7 I rule t
I , tit , Csjnulli JU\ilIa. IdMJ
idi ; | at the fniploynitcit olllco.
WAN1KU ' . - ct. npt.pj | ! ? '
i > A rfl I to in utiiitr. * ! nuununurk ,
WnMr . Ocod wa on paid Ad-
' " * O. OrV'lf ' .toirne r w. . V ( . f
i'T7Airil -SlljfttI n Jy inin ami % < lfc , j < ilo
Y V uui ilo fan i al hcJSMjuork. 5tui t tuko
cart oUior. t > , tta. Ai'pU > at CalttbrnU
"V 17 ANTE ' A Bltmtlnii m flty niiimnior lor
Vl wlio'.irtcilo Iiruso'MJicy rcc-iricK , o IH'.J or
> Ltiar. LOIIL' < afHrl | < M , on b.iaf ! v i r couuu\ \ .
nLii , i tUlrt&a "j. ruiu.-u v" Itoo cdUa , 11-23) )
" \T7"AMKO Anttntlon MhtuMkcfp'r b" a
W woman who is Jist rlaiajcook , 311 ; ictti
StfCtt. .V8-I-2J *
MIQELLA Enr'.IH WANfM.
ALL Un'on bHcllayfM a J. uluUrvn wilj
tjoahe keep nwAy Iroin Y Yii ic Johiuon , tbo
- 'I2St
-OR T-MouBea Ann
a IE\T Ti.ire.ldencaof II. 'V.Kenmdj ,
_ a houro o' S * rj u HWdiwilinnd ci/tern
i/(0 ( J itKtoiili. itulri ( ] oil juuiitM or fctlllS
13 : u t , t
rjlOH HENTJIouso ot 'dime ttcmi 23rJant
L' S ) . M r > ' < , AvonU3. 1. ijjlrucj M. W Ken
ntdy 312 ttuUi 18th d , 242-tl
OU HI'.NT A flucly liroldb J room with on
HU3I hivu icIireLccf. J4 > | D' 1331 I.orth 1'tt
St. at 6 ; m. 3 S5
i * i Nicsly ftirnlilud ( rattro mi l" a
located U UVl Et.
; liJi\ST 1'laJ * t furnl hcd room juitib'
lorttiillemaij ] < 13 F r am. - '
TTWR P.INTtinUbedroonn , pi uantlior
.12 9-JOW lo * , VB. K nil nun , flu l r moott
uulouv lor ii. S7HIw r.i , b.t. Bib. tnd O.h H
UKKT-lIoiuo 4 rorini , 2ai9 Chicago St
FOR t. 2Al > ud 'Jlth ktrceta. Apply i n prem
'
I "OK HFNT- finely luruUlwlro mwlthuiai
I' luvrlor , bui db u for a IV.jtl Ian must liui
rd jrouiiij. Apply 1331 nottti JBta St , ot 6 p. u
2JS-2)
Tr\OR KENT CotU/o 7 loami nilouthou8' '
J * t-M. pcruiODth. iLiiulre t 1H10 Uuit H.IM
MM il 'lrtU. ' 8iT1 1
mo nUJTT With lioard , fthriro ire
L l > \ \vJntlo-v , gas nnU l-ath ro in , 17lh ncl
29-11 *
i.tultMaili-iincuMi i\n > K txi rcomstiti !
I ; ( onth 14th street , within three blocks of 1 nr-
nnni. KcntB to $10 per month , 210 tf
710H HKNT Oo < xl tooTifurnNvixt or iinfitt *
J nUhed , or Mittalilo for homckcciilnfr. V >
13th 1 > 22"V |
188 22"
Oil IIENT-Oinca rooms. nn < ] < ilro at New
1 York Dry Good * store , 105 dec3
L. > 0ll RENT Clicip lirlcl : store , with cellar 22 <
1 no. Apply nt U. 1' . Biker } , CIO . . ICth St.
7101111 .NT A no. ; lieu e , limits'nl , claht
L ; room * , lmh room , table , itc. One of tbo
nest locations In tbo cltj ; $90 to per month ,
nnulro for tbrco day * , UcmlV real estate n cncj
5th i nd Dongln streets. noIMI
J70II 111.NT House of * lx rooim , l.iy nlmiow ,
JL1 collar , cl tcrn , ell. All In jfnotl rcpilr * 10
j'o month. 1221 north 1 th street. nfi-tf
F OIlTirXT TTvo funiHiod roomi , igll > cb
tor street. \fO-SO \
EOK HUNTUnfur l lied roomj In brick
_ bouse , HHClilcntfO street , _ 80 tf
fj OK HFNT nirniihed" room wlth"bo.ird lf-03
L' California strott , 171-tt
FTIOU llKNT-Kurnlshol room and board 1018
J Cblcago street. 127-tf
r\01l \ HUNT-A new coltaporttb thr o room *
L1 6T1.00 per month , Mrth St. , be oen 1'arnam
and Douglas street Apply on premises.
U3 ! f. ,
BKMIS' Now M.ip of Oniab , jmt complctcil and
rcadyfordclhcryatS7 ch. Is4 ftct ldo
by 7 feet long. Lnrt-cst and inoit eomleto ] map
of Omaha c\cr pubJlebed. OKlrf'il map of tlio
Ity. Sco column.
[ TIPIlllB T-Ups'nbs , 1117 Fnh m ttrctt.
t ? BIf _ JOHNU. JA OB3
70U UbNI II ueo of ti luoira in
i rtlet , 10 bio Ka Iron oKr * h iaie ,
Cheap ,
Houee ot It tocms. all tomcner.ce , 8
Mxkttr m opera lioiiro . . . . 40
House ol B tonmj , 2.1(1 anil Ntcholat Precis.
Store on Farnnrn , 2 floors l"
tiroon 14th,2 flors 76
Etwell rent tcUlocies ' )5UtoOJ
4J-tt _ aiciAOUE. Opyoslto Voatollleo.
Wll-IVRMT Arerv pleasaif funilshad room
J at 721 eolith 18th SUbdtvi era St , ilat7's AnoT
n and ticavuiworth St. . Ot3-tf
011 11KJT Houwc of 5 rooja8,30tb md DoiT >
J irla8btrJtt,31Sa ! inontli.
_ _
7I01UU.NT Klot ! ntly lurnlolic.1 roimltD. .
3 gaa und bvator. Hilcrencca re < | iilred. A\i-
> ly 01 northwest ccrncrcf 23d auJ Hurt etrcets.
_ _ _ UW U
. OH RENT A furnished Uouae , ? 30f Uodgo.
r Hw-imt I ;
_ _ _ _
,1Oll nUN i 2 h m * a > no 6 and ono u rooms.
J lucnlro ( .oraoi Chk gomid 15th nt : Smtr ,
931-tf
_ _
,1OH llfr.ol * lliiuse , blx ruiini" . lutnieli U , lu-
J quire at D. HVdo'9 oRlce , Mlhanl Lotvl.
TO/Wtl /
"J > OK K < .NT Two new dwclllnwa mt no nthef
. dwellings In debirablo locality , I/Moltoou
in. If.U Pouit'm ftrcnt MT.tf
710H UKNT A cottiuiu o1 Qvo room * . Inquire.
. ' at Noritwcht corner IGihaua tbcM.o ! ticet.
810-tf
71011 RKJ T Largo oinco room or hall store ,
. 1020 larnbtunsti eel. 737-tt
j\OK \ KENT A stors in BaJcomtn block , on
iJ 16th street , neur Cartupott , St n. D.
Wcombe. 6iO-23tf !
70KSAI li AUpablaauiitlwi ; hou o a-wl i/T
1 No. 2lOii3itTiith > troB',7huikdjy , Nnv 23dv
t ID o'clock. DOOM ban ' if jr u wantn barg In.
.37.22 1 D. H.JH > KRETWELL , Auct oncer.
70II SAL11 Onn flisJ cl i > 8 cocking
S.Ls iinnUUSJarnsm 22111
hotel f irfalo
--s < >
" 1 in a liuehtvrn to. n. Ilasnl tbo llrst
las trade. I'.jonon for sellUiR otbcr liuslncss/
'or panlculara , address. Hotel , OMAII i HEK.
lb.Mmfno\irt
[ 7IOU SALKCIIKAP-UiJwry , well loeatdligopd-l
L ; business In tnc of the liveliest to * IH In No
bra'Ka. Ucasou for u ) lnt ; , poor bcnltli pj
must get out of business , fnnulru at UEK olll'J
-
t , XCULUENTlHUCKSorsaJc , SD.OO l > er thou-
sand. Yard , 16th btrect , two blocks eouthv
ef Bellevue roail. LoiiK.sr.oDnniLE.
177-lmnovlOt
SALE Earrclaand kegs. Also hoop polta.
EOll at eoojier ekop , cor. IStli nnd Pierce.
ICOJccll * JERRY ShVMOt-n.
' K w ilapof Oiuaha , just completed and
BEMIS' for d , 1U ory at $ T eatb. li I feet w ide
> iy.7 feet long. Largest and most complete map-
it Omaba o\cr published. OllicUl map : ottue
ity , Set column.
[ 7 OH SALE A licit class span of mules , harness , *
U and wagon. ItuiulrcFdulconcr Opera House.
73-tf
[ Tloii HFNT > irlck itofc. irqulte atdruir store , .
D corner IQthnnd Douglas. OSS.tf
Ij'O ' SALh Tlnno thnumd western wtt.lcra/ '
J ; Ia-d2je.\rsod. Weightabou ( ; OO prundjS
K.U.GK 150 K ,
002 tf m an-1 o Ktariny , Njb.
KOll. OALU Inquire 0. M , , Wood-
man , Omaha. 751-tf
IUU riAliK Uood building , tirlct. Call ot
F Water Wrrka otfico. 446-tl
OTBAYBR Oil STOLEN' A daik brown curlyi
j so t rpiu lt. : i-nntha old , vlllto npot on
ir'oot and ono ( . ct , lad leatbcr Btraji coll.iroti
bout an Inch widi * , ndsscd from IIDIISU about
\co njfo , answcrii to imnu of "Doo" Hc arj
wlllb paid for Information leading ; to bis rc-
co\urlii | ; or return to numb r 811 north Ititb St.
bctuten I
Ui1 Ono brownmaro colt ttsrln foro-
JL heaJ. two h > rd foot whllB , tliou vnrj
Id t'JIT.IIt , JAS. hTKI'HENS
HAKEN UI' Ono email roan cow , about flv *
JL ) canoldhtui ; on two btjllaoiio , small and
no larnro. Ow i cr can h * e game by proi ing i > ro-
> crtv nnd paInu ohoruca.S.
S. W.OWH'IlEMi.
03 cmStt Klock 2 Wtst ouiaha.
CJ 0. IlUAI3AiU > , Ta-iMormist , 13th and How-
D. nnl. C5-n3-2 = i
HO KAIllIKUU-Tho hit-heat c h prlrp paid
1 ror Hyo , Bar ot and Corn Kreb * Vln ar
Vorki , JontuBtreet. between8th d lOtli , Omc-
' . HOft-'a-v ' if
MA bTIIll B PAUlYS-mtV AND CCHW-
TI NAI.lsT-1'.8 Tath strict , between lanift
end Ha iiuy. Will , with liuaUl ofanll. .
n Irltii , ottaln for siyono lllllca n tp. lii > 8
anil promiit , nud OB. certain coiulitlons III thu in-
turc. I ! oUJuiil Sice ! juaJa to onlcr. Scrfcit
Ball faction iji > ra.iti e I. .
Absolutely Pure.
Tbi powder nefer varlea. A mare tf
purity , strength and wholosomenessi
aloresoonornloal than th ordinary klndi ,
and cannot be sold inootopetltion wltotna
multitude of low test , thort welRht , lame
o phosphate powdejri. Sold only In cans
llOTALBUKINQ POWDSK Co.
\YsM8t. ,