THE DAILY BJUE OMxUiA , MONDAY NOVEMBKJK 27 1882
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The Leading Jewelers ,
Are daily receiving the latest European and American
novelties in
JEWELRY , WATCHJSS , SILVERWARE ,
Diamonds. Diamonds.
A call will convince 'everybody ' that we not alone
have a larger stock of Goods than
ALL THE OMAHA JEWEUY STORES
And also distance them in
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
New goods received to-day : Music Boxes , Opera
Glasses , Gold Pens , French Clocks , Silver Filligre
and Onyx Jewelry.- All these were selected by our
Mr. Adolph Meyer , now in New York.
The Daily Bee.
Monday Morning , Nov. 2" .
'Woathor Koport ,
( Die following observations are taken at
the same moment of tlino at all the stations
named , )
WAB DerABTMKfT , U. 8. SIGNAL SKB- \
VIOKOMAHANov. 20,1882. (1:45p.m. ( J
RlTci 4 ( cet above ton water mark at Omaha ,
2 fact 2 Inches at Tankton , Mississippi 5 feet 11
Inches at Di\cnpoit , S feet 3 inches at St. Paul ,
10 feet S Inches at St. Loulj , 8 ( cet 9 Inch
at La Crotso and 7 ( eet 11 Inches at ' ubuque.
LOOAL BBBVITIBS. t
Snowstorm in Chicago ,
Kellogg-Brignoli concert to-night
Yesterday was n charming day. A
little cool , but bright and pleasant.
Alight train from the west yesterday.
Two Pullman cars went west with a fair
load.
Remember Dr. Gilbert's lecture to
night at the new Christian church on up
per Farnam street.
The case of the United States vs. D.
G. Hull will probably come up for trial in
the course of two or three weeks.
The Pnxton house has already fur- j
Dished several of the new rooms on the
fifth-floor nnd the balance will be ready
this week.
The next attraction at the opera house
miter to-nigbt is Leavitt's nil star company -
pany , which < is billed for Friday and Sat-
rurday next.
Yesterday was n very quiet day in
Omaha , No arrests , no deaths , no excite
tnent A any kind. Consequently no now
worth telling.
Still the delightful weather continues
Cix or seven weeks with bnt three or foil
etormy days-is a record bard to beat in
any locality at this seaHon of the year ,
The Cblcagu , St. Paul & Omaha nnj
Illinois Central advertise to-day to carr ;
fieijet regardless of class from Omaha tc
Chicago Or fifteen cents per hundrei
poundi.
The Lincoln telephone exchange i
banging fire a little waiting for the action
of Mine of the prominent citizens who ante
to advance funds to aid In the construc
tion. A * soon as the cash Is forthcoming
work will begin at once and the exchaugi
working In a couple uf weeks.
MlssXeille Jiurko has just returnee
from n trip to St. Joe , where she went t
purohaw ) the thoroughbred race horse
"Lttra Hart. " Hhe etptcta him here the
lattw part of the week. With "Marvle
II , " * lrd by "Longfellow , " dam , "Lon
Lewis" "Endorser" " '
by and "Lura Hart ,
ulrea by " 1'lanet " dam "Nora "
, , , by Ira
IKuUS "Hovi lgn , " the Uk'nk * the hoi thi
two lt horse * In the whole west for he
lm lnet , anil b th bare pctnexl themteUoi
to b * oed rare her o . Criwlon Adror
liner.
A iolal car frum Ih * < 'Ucgo , Milwaukee
waukeo & Ht , lUiil cam * iu yrstnlay
morning from Ui * cast hrJngiuK ( Jeuera
HuturlnUnJent J , T , Clark , Ueotr *
Ticket AgfutA. V , CarpcuUr , n.eatra
Hupttlnlomltttt Traito W. (1 , Hwan , Mr *
tf wan , and Ilr. Tbou { > toi < , ami left Iml
ulglit for Denver , Th * patty Mill go
through U > Citllfarala , whrMr , amIMi * ,
12wan ami Dr , Thoiujwio will nmaln tut a
tlui * . M Mr. HM I * In III l. .lth , TK * U.
Urits ul th * < xm\i \ uy will alxi
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turbod so far an known , The front doors
were then opened from the inside and
found thus on the arrival of the assistant
this morning.
Additional local on second pngo.
- The United States grand jury based-
ourncd until to-day.
The Omaha National bank , wilt open
up to-day in its new quarters ,
The trial of Itev. J. Harvey llockwell
is In progress in the United States court ,
Engine nnd Hrso company No , 2 ex
peut to move into their new bouse in about
n week ,
In tha United States district court the
jury in the CMO of Ernest Ittner vs. the
Union Pacific returned a verdict In favor
of the defendant.
A ten-pound girl arrived nt the resi
dence of Dr. J. M. Borglum yesterday and
will occupy n prominent place in the
household hereafter. All are doing well ,
including the doctor.
-From a private source Tin : BEG learns
that Mies Lizzie Caldcrwood appears in
grand concertin Lynn , MiK. , with the
Idenbort quartette , of Boston , in a few
days.
A special train on the M. P. ehortlino
arrived Saturday with two hundred
men of the Fifteenth infantry , en route to
St. Paul , Minn. They left by last
evening's train.
Married , at the 18th street M. . par
sonage , November 21th , by Eev. fJ. W.
Shank , Mr. A , H. Salisbury of Milwau
kee , Wis.nndMis3 Alona J. Bancroft , of
Oakland , Oal.
All who doubt the divine origin of the
bible should bear HerA. . N. Gilbert , of
,0010 , at the Christian church next Mon'
day , Tuesday and Wednesday evening * .
In the police court Saturday one
drunk and one vagrant , proved to be the
sum total of the arrests. The latter case
was continued and the former dealt with
in the usual manner.
Lost or Stolen Kn route from Fort
Leavenworth , KB. , to Omaha , Neb. , at or
near Atchison , Ks. , a marksman's rille.
Had insribol on pistol grip , "Second-
class prize No. 4 , Sergeant William T.
Shipp , company K , Ninth infantry ,
awarded October 25 , 1881 , army division
markmanship. " Any information concern
ing said rifle will be thankfully received by
addressing room No , 19 , headquarters de
partment of the Platte.
One of MaxMejer's windows has been
decorated Saturday by a tine frame
containing several pictures produced by
Mr , George Heyn of the famoui German
actress , Ahl Puts , The pictures have been
taken in her so much becoming character
costumes. The work dee much credit to
Mr , II yn and in proof that in hi ) now gal
lery work will be done superior to any In
the State.
A colored boy named William Alexan
der was taken before the U. S. Commis
sion Friday for passing n ton dollar
counterfeit bill on J , llosenstelu , the 10th
street clothing man. It subsequently up
peared that the bill was given by some
man to a worn in of the town who In turn
pawed it over to the boy , botli being Igno
rant of lU true character , The woman
wa * m tiling around to-day to pet the buy
discharged ,
This surely can't beour.TIm : "Kternal
vigilance I * the price of cleanliness " That
J. F , McCartney U vlgilout In manifest In
the Meat , alilny appearance of Hlintutm' *
drug store , where be Is now engaged. J ,
F. has a Justifiable pride lu making every *
thing about the ( tore show elf at IU best ,
hence tho'abov * show cnei , etc , , are | io | .
lulled and | primped up constantly , and a *
he swings thcliaui li ami duiter , J. F ,
slogs , "Oh , he puliihfJ up Ih * handle so
earefutle * . That now h * li ruUr of th *
( Jiiftm'i Ka Ml" VlUltca ( la. ) Itevltw ,
Tb Omaha Wt > fklnintu' Hport-
4iinchili hell It * auuui.1 nuellng art
election o ( oAIceia 1'iKUr , Th * fol
lowingwr * * | cttxli I'retMent , H.llnwer
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.fobii MoDeoaM ) * * citary , IM. lrf l
Iwud nf mnatfri , H , II. Hathaway , Win.
HnUitvm ainl J , K. J ( r It was il -
Mla hat * a ! < ( notion ThanWgltl
day , KuninUr iDOUi , * u < ] M * Him
and Y\t Ilindiltlii w i * chown riilaln | *
Th * Wjriiwr * K * l4 i > ( Ih * Utlt hut
lay * "Whll * at OwaU iMnlljr it
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DEDICATED TO GOD.
The New ClirisMaii Ohurch For
mally Opened Witli Appropriate -
priato OGremonies ,
A Largo Oonpregation in At
tendance aud the Exercises
Pull of Interest.
The neat and tasty structure which
has been reared so apeodily on upper
Farnam street by the Christian church
people was formally dedicated ycatcr-
day. The building is a model of good
sense and good taste , plain bnt cosy
and commodious , and docs credit to
the pastor , Rov. Mr. Ingram , and
these of the brethren who aided him
in planning and carrying out the pro
ject. The society is not a wealthy
ono , and deserves great credit forthoir
energy and porsnveranso in providing
themselves with BO comfortable and
pleasant n pluco of worship.
Without attempting n description of
the edifice in detail , it may bo said
that it is of wood , rather inclining to
the gothic order , its outward appear
ance as well aa its inside finish having
ati air of plain comfort and good socso
rather than an attempt at elegance or
Catholicism.
The auditorium is of ample size , tha
acaustio properties all that could bo
doaired , and the appointments well
chosen and In good taste.
The services commenced at 10:30 : B.
m. , the audience filling the church and
manifesting the deepest interest. The
following is the order of services :
10:80 : a. m. Organ voluntary , "Tho
Sabbath Day , " Kreutzer ; male quartette ;
hymn ; reading the scriptures , Elder 'J. B.
Johnson ; "O Como Thou Holy Spirit. "
Abt , male quartette ; prayer , Elder U. 0.
Barrow ; hymn , sermon , "Tho Gospel of
Joaua Christ , Its Beauty and Its Value , "
Uov. A. N. Gilbert ; "I Cannot Always
Trace the Wny , " Dow , male quartette ;
collection ; dedication ode ; dedication
prayer , Elder N. A. McConnelldoxology ; ;
benediction , Elder Henry CoaswcU.
3.00 p. m. Preaching , Elder N. A.
McConnell , followed by communion ser
vice.
7:30 : j > . m. Organ voluntary ; male quar
tette ; hymu ; scripture reading , Itov. K.
H. Ingram ; prayer , Elder Charles Itowe ;
hymn ; lecture to younc men nnd women ,
purpose ' 'The True T < st of u Noble
ManLood nnd Womanhood , " llev , A. N.
Gilbert :
Wo append a brief synopsis of the
dedicatory sermon by Rov. A. N. Oil.
bert , who epoko very happily , in sub
stance as follows :
The people are met here to-day tfl
enjoy the fruition of their hopes.
This congregation lias bcon but wan
derers , but now they have a houso.
And wo trust it will bo the dwelling
place of the most high Qod. Why is
it that wo need another church build.
ing in this city ? Becaujo of the
greatness of Ood. Ills ways are past
finding out. Because of the nocoisity
of uttorlnc the call of the gospel , and
became of the nccesaary preparation
for the homn ot otornnl rest And
this morning I hnvo choecn na a text
around which I uhttll center my
thoughts , to proclaim the goipol of
Christ , "For I era not othamud of the
goipvl of Christ : for it Is the power
of Oed unto calvation Io every ouo
that bollovothj to the Jew flrit and
also to thoQreok. " Rom , 1-1U ,
Thcio are remarkable wordn , and
there is but ono pnaiago which la par *
allol to thorn , "Ood forbid that I
should glory , euro in the crom of our
Lord Jriiu Chrii' . " Gal , , U M
There may be umny who may
alter thcia woid * , | " I am not
njhaincd of the Koipal ol Olirlit , "
and they truly ro not aihamod.
of line ohurcho * , ok < | U ntutor | / and
rich endowments ; but when they can
lay. " 1 am not Mhatuvd of the KO I > |
of OhrUt when It li MiocUted with
r , ridiculed bIlin world and
theoblrct ol ptrHculloii by thoio In
AUthorily , " ! ! U ohaiiand. Intho mind *
of louie , to that which U duelling
Wbuu on ; "I m no | M haiii * < | of ,
Ilin Hiwtitfi ul OhtUt , " wh u by U h 1 1
li eiuiiim Uiw laired o ( th * natluii 1 1
when tilh rwU h * w M lu h * < l | '
| UT * | whsti till * oMtl u ( * u oW l | i
lUMMiful cr c In hi * ht Ml
tir < ) llU4 IIIKI huM ( l m | r r/ I
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MAX MEYER &BRO. ,
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llftvo on hand the largest stock of
Diamonds ,
Watchss ,
Jewelry ,
Silverware
To bo ( omul between Chicago nncl Ran
Francisco.
Eyery article Sold bv us War
ranted no Represented.
GALL AND SEE US.
Examine Our Goods and Prices ,
DKALKU3 IN ALL KINDS OF
Musical Instruments ,
Solo Agonto for thu most popnlor
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Our Stock is Complete.
AND OUR PRICES
As Low s th Slowest.
from the royal palace that those glod
tidings wore sout forth , not from the
throat cities , not from the celebrated
Echools of learning , not from the
Sanhedrim , not from Rome , the Boat
of power or Greece , the land of cul
ture and letters , but from the secluded
plaoo over which worldly prosperity
nnd philosophy had placed a cloud. But
from the ehadow of this cloud comes
Ono with the words of glad tidings in
His mouth.
2. Because of its proclalmers ho
miqht ha'vo been ashamed of the gos
pel of Christ. Not with the sword
do the armies go forth to preach the
gospel of 'Christ and force mun to
accept it. It was customary , for that
which was tor the nation'ti good , to bo
forced upon the subjects if they would
not otherwise ccccp : of it ; but hero
God uses the foulest things of the
world to confound the things that are
miijhty.
3. Itn character may have caused
him to bo ashamed of the gospel. War
was thou considered noble in defend
iiig a people or a cauec , but by the
gospel nothing could be obtained bat
peace , and under its wings it uhadow <
ed many faithful subjects. The sub1
tie distinctions of the philosophers in
their theories while searching for that
which they could never obtain in this
manner , caused their many followers
and admirers to almost deify them ;
while in the gospel there is so much
which might easily bo understood by
the peasant. '
4. Because of its hero. It was a
time of hero-worship ; when on the
wings of popular opinion the person
of admiration would be carried to the
terrestrial skies , bnt not so with the
preacher of the gospel. "Tho foxes
have holes and the birds of the air
have nests , but the Son of Man hast
not where to lay bts head. "
5. The results may have caused him
to be ashamed of the gospel of Christ ;
for by it banishment from the syna
gogue was but the least of the trials
through which the votaries of Christ
were compelled to pass. Among the
Jews those who followed Christ were
opposed to the sacrifice of the temple
and the employment of many who
held tenaciously to their oDico , and
wore therefore hated by the Jews as a
body , while the Gentiles hated any-
thine the origin of which could bo
traced to the Jews. Tbo amphithea
ter wns the place of enjoyment for the
world , but a place of torment to the
true Christian. The stake and fagots
caused the halo of glory that sur
rounded tunny others , and on account
of everything being thrown in its
pathway to impede its progress , ho
may have been nshamnd of its results.
Yet having this adversary , with his
many arguments the apostle says , "I
am not ashamed of the gospel of
Christ , for It is the power of God , "
and to sustain this statement fact
stands against theory.
But of the gospel , in all its glorious
character , ho is truly not ashamed.
And why should ho not bo ashamed
of it ? Because of its simplicity , while
thn word is so grand the moat talented
are compelled to nik themselves in
wordt , I cannot understand II ; yet
any of the children of mon can comprehend -
prohond the inipired words , "Belluvo
in thu L > rd Jeans Christ , and thou
thalt l > u saved. " Col , Ingersoll apoko
in udmiration of that serene man , and
all that is nocemry for us t ? do la to
pl c < > our hand in Hit and on account
of Ills dlrino power Ho will load tu
to H place of safety , and through the
Jilblo wo find n thuolojjf of love , cully
undontood by thnin who have hearts
capable of lore , And In thU word
wo me boaiity ,
"In the bcjilnnlog WM the word
nil the word WM with Clod nod the
word wai Hod , " take * ui bfcik to a
pUcn which li uternalljr remote , from
which our Bavtour , * a bird through
thn lOccoMion of eternity and a es ul
t'me , Uk * 1 1 flight to the world , III *
jilrtco of iitcarnato dwelling , to iluto
the Jo'fUh pooplo. to bo b jtU d by
ilnful man , to ho l the ilolc and raUo
tlio d * d , and then with th eonUtnut
of aoiim and th * lori of other * to de-
put t 111 * lUnial renting t > Uo ,
w l | for th ( > 4o who love Illrn , ami
luring lh t thoti * Uy upon lh * with l
sumo nit * h v * IJ , "Why did Her
r . . l mil UKU lli tux * ! * ,
Ho M uii Id * crw , In
Vlldi | * l III * jUllf Of 111 * e U ,
but lMlM < l OnrUt * * ) * , ' 'furitlv *
tlpm K tlirfW Ihty know not wh i
lt/ ! Uwc ' Thu * on wotiunt bl the
UaUtjr vt Oi * i < u i * l , ft wlMloiury
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SCHONINGER ,
STERLING ,
IMPERIAL/
Our Stock is tne Finest ,
Yariety the Largest ,
Prices the Lowest *
FINE NEW ORGAN AT $65.
ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT OB SQUARE PiAiM , $200.
hOR oALE jMeeding the room we will sell
our sheet music department to a good party
on easy terms. This is a rare bargain for
some one to into a good paying business.
by the here of the gospel which
changed the plans mm lifo of thin
nooatlo ; and ot Damascus ho waited
nntil the wi.l of God should bo rovaul-
od to him , and nt Homo IIP uttora the
words of this text and in thin city
there were ton persecutions of the
Christians during the first 250 years ,
and when 100 were killed 1,000 took
their places to testify to thu power of
the goapel of Chriat , and when n hun
dred Inqcraoll'a are in their graves
the gospel shall go on from victory to
victory.
4. Because of its completeness , the
aspiration of man cannot ba realized
in any ether way than in the gospel
when wo ahall know even as wo nro
known. The moat distinguished
sciential finally conies to the door nt
which ho is compelled to knock , and
in the pictures of love uttered by In-
goraoll were taken from no other
place than from the goapel cf Christ ,
and in the glory beyond wo shall realize -
izo fully that which wo can no dimly
see now. Wo know not what wo shall
bo , "but wo know when Ho shall ap
pear wo shall bo like Him. " A man
of i ho world will do anything to ob
tain ono month or day to remain on
the earth at the time ho expects to die ,
A queen ouco said she would give
half her kingdom for an hour , but for
the true followers of Christ to depart
and bo with Christ is far better.
5. The undcstruetibility of the gos
pel. The attack on the bible changes ,
but it is always continued with con
centrated forco. Tom Paine pre
dicted that the bible would bo ox-
oiled , but instead the increased num-
E er that has boon published has sur
passed the most eanquino expectation.
The priests have hurled at it their an
athemas , bnt it stands as Gibraltar ,
against which the mad sea casts her
angry waves. And when the stars shall
drop from their orbit on account of the
powers of attraction being withheld ,
then shall the gospjl continue in its
parity.
6. Because of the joy caused by the
gospel. It binds the followers of
Christ as a family in which each mem
ber enjoys the pleasures of homo.
7. Because of the hopes of the Chris
tian. The arrow of sorrow strikoi our
heart when death snatches one of our
family from us , but when wo know of
the glorious reunion wo can rest in
hope. This world is but a cradle in
which God is rocking his children to
sleep.
This is bnt a shade wof the discourse ,
In reference both to length and con
tents , it was so full of thought and
beautifully expressed.
At the cloao of the sermon the pas
tor announced that there was a bal
ance still to bo raised before the society
oty could enjoy their new and baauti-
ful sanctuary , und called f r contribu
tions from any and all pi eont. Ills
appeal was responded to in a most
liberal manner , and a largo amount
collected in a very short time. Every
body Boomed disposed to giva accord
ing to their ability , and when our
reporter loft there was a good pros ,
poet of the entire remaining debt
being removed ,
The "Christians" are certainly to
bo congratulated upon their now
homo nnd the many evidence * of
tlmir increasing prosperity ,
It would hardly bo just to close
this report without adding a word
of praitu for thu excellent inuito
which was no proinluunt part of
the dedicatory eiercuoi. Thu choir
included tovornl of the best vocalist *
of the city and the tolccliom were
must hippy , All In Ml it WM a
most otijojrablo day for our friends
of the Christian denomination.
A N w U * f.ir Cork ,
The wonderful IUCCPUS of thu Ameri
can tmlio of "LINOI.KM" llaor cloth I *
fully deimod , It U beautiful Hour
covering oompoiod mainly of llneljr
ground cork und olldllled oil , uuklug
remarkably durable lloor cloth , uu <
icelled ( or olKuiict In deilgut and
coloring , Kipealally aultablv for nil
olaMe * of dwelling * , dining roonu ,
hall * , churehet ami luxpltali , Tha
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AMU SEMEN I'S.
On Saturday lost tho. mint imciit ;
at the Boyd gave us a now and very
pretty drama entitled
Tltn MAID OF AIIHAN.
The piece in a dramatization by Mr.
Louis R Bantn. who , nit hough un
known to fame aa u play wtitor , has
noverUiolous done his work very clev
erly end acquitted himself equally
well In the interpretation cf his hero ,
Hugh Ilolcomb. The first acb of the
play no given here is weak and lacks in
tercut , but wo are informed that a now
version has boon prepared by Mr.
Baura , nnd will bu substituted for the
old ono this week , commencing at
Sioux City to-night. With that ex
ception the piece is a refined and en
joyable drama and pleases the psoplo ,
the intorcat increasing steadily to the
close. The oconic c doc to are excep
tionally fine , und in ono or two nets
brought , out a burnt of applause from
the audience.
Nearly all the characters aru well
taken and the work well done.
Miss Agnes Hillock as Shlola is
peihapa the most conspicuous of the
group , both on account of the promi
nence of the part and her admirable
rendition of the author's idunl. Com
bining an earnest endeavor , natural
gifts of a high order , a clear and melo
dious soprano voice , a ploaei-jg face
und thu happy faculty of capturing
'the affections of her audience , oho de
picla the varying fortunes ot the1 in
nocent Irish maiden in a manner that
proves her to bo an earnest and con
scientious worker in the profession shu
has chosen.
Mre. Gray also does excellent work
in the character of Mrs. Holc.omb ,
and gives evidence of her character
and attainments , which are of a high
order.
Miss Genevieve Rogers does Oona
very cleverly , ulso , though the part
gives her but slight opportunity , and
Miss Aikon aa Grace acquits herself
well. Of the gentlemen Mr. Frank
Aiken is always goo I , and too wall
known to need any word of praiao.
Mr. Nicholson's Phadrig caught the
gallery , and the ether characters were
all well done.
Mr. John Williams , formerly lead
er of the song and dunce team in Bar
low , Wilson & Co.'s minstrels , joined
the party hero and will doubtless
prove a valuublo acquisition. The
company did a largo buaincin here
and gave general catief notion , although
entirely unknown b afore , und wo uro
glad , because they uro a company of
ladies and gentlemen.
The next attraction is the
KKLUKHJ-IIKIUNOLI COXUKUT ,
which , takes plaoo at the opera house
thia evening. It is hardly necessary
to do moro than timply remind thu
musical public of thin entertainment ,
as Miss Kellogg is a favortto in Omaha
nnd with the ot'hcr at lists in the
company can bat drnw a Inrgo
houiti. Urignoll , Adninougki ,
and OloBo were hare last tooiou with
the Olaro Louis * Kellogg company nnd
will bo favorably rumomborod , The
ether members of thu company urn nil
tlratchuii artistes. A souvumr pro *
granuno Inn bvun prepared by the
management for disttibutiun umong
the iiudioncv , which Is really a very
'gnnt alfalr und lmr upon the cov-
tr u miniature portrait of Mils Kol-
lo tf and Hrlgtkoll.
The fdlloifiiiK la the ptoffrummo ;
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' . . "H-nn * Dny" Milton WllluKi
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Englieh oporn compnuy in Auicrics ,
mid ovojyhody is nnticlpatint ; n treat.
The operas to bo given are Fatinilzt ,
L'Jratesof Penzanco , Muakotecre , Bo
hemian Girl nnd Mnrriago nf Figaro ,
in the order named. It will , wituout
doubt , bo the grandest operatic event
Omaha has owr soon. Gat your good
clothes ready , \
, Sunday at the Jail.
Yesterday was a quiet day at police
headquarters. A call late in the after
noon found the marshal and two or
throe assistants enjoying n quiet Sab
bath discussing the soripturon , criticiz
ing bob Ingersoll's theology nnd in
ether harmless wayo keeping the day
holy. The profane reporter intruded
htmaolf snflloiontly upun their modita-
tiono to learn tlint there had not bcon
an nrroet duviug the day , but that
eight or ton aitiuera had been corralled
the night previous. Ot theao five
were di&turliow of the uoaoo , ono
suspicious fhirnoter , two common
drunks , ono uu erring soldier and a
deaf and dumb boy from the asylum
who > v a found in a side tracked car
in the U. P. yards end m.ido them
understand that ho tias.tailing for the
car to take him to Croto. As the U.
P. cars don't pass through that city ho
was transferred to the jail to wait
ordcra.
Ada Washington , the female who
recently masqueraded in mnlo attire ,
and has become n regular habituo of
the juil was run in again Saturday
and will probably bo turned ever to
the board of insane , as she is evidently
of unsound mind.
Frank Hughes , the young man who
cut the Swede some time since on the
river bottoms still languishes in the
copier although judged insane. It is
said his relatives are ready to pay oil
expenses and have him sent east , nnd
the query is propounded , " Why is ho
not sent away ? "
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
WASHBURNS & CHRISTIAN'S ,
PER SACK , 37C. SOHUYLER
SNOWFLAKE.S350. NUMBER82 ,
A VERY FINE FLOUR , S3 00 only ,
nt HEIMROD & DORcHAN'S. 23-3t
DIED
SPETMAN Mrs AuguetaSpetman , wife
if J. if. Spetuiau , yesterday morning ,
after a brief ilintBf , at their residence ,
corner Thirtf oath and Howard stro.ts ,
aijcd ! ) yjurs ,
Funeral from residence , at 2 o'clork p.
in. to-morrow. Kriends are Invited to
attend.
OUAUKIt-Cliarlev. son of Kilns nnd
Andrew fi rater , No\ ember 24 , 1882 ,
aged 3 months and IM days.
Funeral will taVo place from No. 010
Jackion street , between Ninth and Tenth ,
November 20 , at i ! o'clnok P. in. I'rlend *
am all Invited ,
HAUTi : Mil * Amelia Harte , November
STith , 1882 , at J a , in. at liar re.ldonco ,
171H Mason street
Hlio WM lx > rn In Louisville , Ky. , July
7th , A , 1) . 183. ' ! . Kuner.il at renlilenco
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tu bring the | mtlll | tlo canine * lonether
jrtteiday , but It pruvcil ulwrllve , anil Ilia
matrh U ilcf < rred to some day during thv
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