Nebraska Newspapers

    TELE DAILY BJBE UMAJ1A , WEDNESDAY DECEMBEB6 1882
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morninp , Deo. G.
Woatlior Keport.
( alio following observation * ro taken at
the same moment of time nt all the stations
, U , B , JBiaJMAflra.
VT.OK , OMAHA. Dec. 5. 1882. ( M5 | > .m. f
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D nror. . . , 00 10 Fre h Mr
Cbeyenng. 3022 NW rtitik Cloudy
10 2 NW Fr i Cloudy
rut . . . . .1025 C lrn Clou y
.TO 20 Ilrl'k ulouily
T iRton. .TO 21 Frwh
Dm Koines 30 11 N Frwh Thtstrm
P v-rirort. N iFr n loudy
Ft. Paul. . . 30 10 W 'lltlek ' C oudy
PtLonls . 29 m SWKro h Lt rain
Mnorhead. 30 24 ( Cloudy
Vincent. . . 3020 Fresh Clear
Jlsranrck. , 30 31 NW F.oh Cloir
BtiforJ . . . . . . > 0 in W rresh ( .tear
Ouster. . . . . 30 27 NK light 0 loudy
i > e dwood. 30 2 * NK Tr BO Lt snow
AMicibolne. 30 20 : t Fresh ciotidy
Bh ff 3 f t 0 Inches abore low water mark At
OmiU , ( toz n 6t Tankton , MlaslsslpplS foot 11
Inchei it PiTcnpoit , 2 feet > 0 Ineho nt St
Panl0 feet 7 leches At Hi. Liuli , 2 feet > C
Inchco at La Croiso And 5 feet 2 Inchtu At Du-
bnqae.
LOOAL BKBVITIES.
The young Indlea of tlio Chtletlnn
church will give nn old fashioned .candy
pulling at ( he residence of MM. Slovens
ncxtft'ilday evening.
Alcgiilar.mcattng of Nebraska .Engine
company No. 3 this evening nt Firemen's
balk All members ore requested to at
tend. J. QJ. Griffiths , Secretary.
For the benefit of our Council Blurts
friends who expect to attend the mattnco
of the Boston Itlsal Company this afternoon -
noon , It may bo mated tliat the admission
L-c' fee is ono dollar for all parts of the house ,
IF The number of Nebraska peopla who
h came to'Omaha yesterday was astonish-
ing. Bomo came to ceo. tboopera com
pany , some to do chopping and some to
combine the advantages of both. 'Thero '
wcro at least fifty people at the Mlllard
alone.
An > ldea of the cxpensa incurred In
running largo hotel may > be had from the
fact that the proprietor of the Mlllard
paid 5140 to an Omaha water company tor
water consumed in November. Tbo bill
of the 1'aiton for the same period waa
fe'r ' SUO. In the summer months it la a much
heavier ozponte.
Among the deluge of Inventions which
are now going through the cruoi.il teat for
public favor , none wlllde-llfjhttho student
or storekeeper , and nil others who toil and
"bu > n the midnight oil , " than the "Amer
ican Duplex burner. " It is the old style
burner improved by adding a second wick ,
doubling the poner of the light and { equal
izing the heat In the obltnnov ; thus dimin
ishing the hanoes of brcaUnga. The dc-
dgn is elegant and finished handsomely.
Tun BEL has thoroughly .tested a sample
acd heartily commends It to all. Bllsa &
Isaacs are tbo agents.
Policeman O'Dontgbw and W. Amou
last night arrested two men for grand lar
ceny , at Council Bluffs. The marshal bad
been working op the case since Monday
evening and brought It to successful ter
I . U * mination last evening by recovering the
goods and capturing tbo thieves , The
goods consisted of an overcoat worth 1 , *
new suit of clothes made by Martin the
tailor , worth (45 , and a small sum ol
money. The men arrested are named Mac-
Anderson , and John Watson , alias Do.
"Witt. It was a clever case and neat work
was done by the men engaged in the case ,
who deserve credit for it. The goods were
taken Monday morning from the Callfor
nia bouse , on Douglas street. The mot
are now in jail ,
The electric light will noon be burn
inf.
There will bo another social hop al
Fireman's hall , Thunday evening.
Omaha is again connected with Bloui
City by the ice bridge at the latter place.
"Tony Faust's Own" lager beer 01
draught at Mourcr'a.
Omaha has over 10,000 Inhabitants
according to Woll's now directory , teen t
appear. ,
The exhibit and sale of the Social Ar
clnb opened at noonyesterday.In Redlok1
block.
The atmosphere was quite pleasant yei
terday , but bas changed to a wlnterU
degree.
degree.Tho
The U. B. court is once more In ful
blast , having begun with the case of WI !
on vs. Buchanan ,
" ( Tony Faust's Own" lager beer o
draught at Maurer's.
JudgeWoayer , oongretuunan ° electfroi
the second district , is succeeded by Hot
8.1 * . Davidson , appointed by Oovernc
Nance.
Nance.Mr.
Mr. and Mn.'Joshua ( Dudd , former !
of this city , und now residing at Poudi
Oanon , CoL , will celebrate their sllv
/ redding acnlversary on Saturday next.
The polloa Monday hauled In fi
.plain drnnkc and one suspicious characlei
( Thelatterproved bis character and wi
.discharged. Cf the former , four were eon
.raittedandoBoJcose continued.
All the numbers of Allemanen lodt
No. 16,1. 0. 0,03" . , are hereby requested I
ttead the funeral of our late brother , i
31. Stein , on Wutaetday , December 6. ' 6 !
A&temble at 10 o'clock , sharp.at Odd Fe
low's ; L 11. Brethren 'froip ' other lodgi
Are Invited. II. Loreuten , N , G , 1
Jtothbojr , secretary.
"Faust's Own" is the genuine lager.
An attempMwlU > belmade on Saturds
o t to organize a Gymnasium club I
Omaha , vdtb one thousand dollai
7' ai > ( Ul. Kuroka ball will t
rented and fittedjup in u complete style i
a gymnasium , with an rfjolnlng room )
be devoted to 1 tie practJoa of the man !
art. The club will largely-be composed <
railroad clerks.
Theietm-n of flen. 0.4 > . Howard an
Capt. Sladen , from the weat brings als
the Information that Fort Hall , Idaho , I
to be abandoned in the spring , flea. Bheri
dan has gone to crmildor the adrisabilil
of abandoning Voit Cameron , Utah , a
well Little Phil will pan through Ouia
ba the last of tht ] we jk enlroate'to , head
'luartera in Chicago.
Tbe members of Capital lodge No
.A > Yj , k A. M , | ar ordered to
Frcemwon's hall , to-day , De . 6 ,
at 1 o'clook p. n , . sharp , to attend the fu
neral nt our deceased brother Julius H.
Stein. Sojcnrnlng mrvsonn cordially in
vited , All should appear clothed an DIM *
ter masons. By order of the W. M.
In the police court -nomination of
John Gallagher , charged with lulling
mortgaged property and forgery , resulted
in bis discharge , but he was at once rearrested
rested on the charge of obtaining money
under falro pretenses. Henry Mclntyrc ,
all in Gallagher , was held nnder the latter
charge ,
There WAS a lively row Monday on
lower Twelfth street , la which n negro
woman and her white lover figured a lead
ing artists. Aside from considerable noise
for a few moments and the throwing of a
few dozen bricks the row was marked by
no special features , and no nrrciU were
made.
There seems to be a great desire among
sporting men to too Jack llanloy and
Nolan come together under more equal cir- .
cumsUnocs than at their last 'bout , and it
is understood a prominent eport stands
ready to furnish backing for tbo latter. 11
the rumor Is true Nolan will at once PO
into training and lovers of good pport will
soon bo enabled to witness a match with
gloves that will astonish the natives.
A youthful Israelite named Cramer
lias been swindling a number of our lead-
Idg Hebrew citizens by reprctentlng htrn-
self to be a preacher and school teacher of
their rcct. After ] getting what ho could
out of them , and dumping it on faro bank ,
ho was detected in the fraud and got the
grand thiko. To usov , slaugoy expres
sion , "Tali beats the Jews. "
THE OTHER SIDE.
Rov. 'W. J , Earsba Bonn Leave to
DlfTor .with the Boo.
OMAHA , December < i , 1682.
To the Editor of Tils Dm.
Your vigorous editorial in this oven-
ing'o issue , la regard tn the teachings
of the pulpit , contains a mistake that
I am much surprised to BOO you i all
into. You assort that the pulpit is
given up to "exposition of theory"
rather than the "preaching whoso
objoot is to induce practice. " Shallow
minds are apt to fail into this error ,
but a mind that could .IBJUO the edi
torial mentioned ought surely to have
escaped it. The writer , wo must snp-
pose , haa formed his views by reading
accounts of the preaching of ono hun
dred years ag ? , rather tlyxn by a per
sonal attendance upon the services of
the day. Theological hair-splitting
was the fashion in the times of the
puritans , but it has gone out of date
with their pointed Imtii ,
The truh is , the minister who fails
to preach with the practical lifo of his
congregation in viovr is grossly un-
fathful to Christianity. By our com
mission wo are r < quired to preach lion-
usty. , truthfulness , tomporuuco , virtue.
With this you ogreo. But wo go ono
atop farther.Vo not only declare the
duty but wo also supply the motive for
performing it. Woeay : Bo yo honest
because there la a personal God in the
heavens who will punish dishonesty.
Bo yo truthful bcciuso there is a fu
ture judgment when all hearts will bo
laid bare. Bo yo temperate because
no drunkard hath pirt in the King
dom of God. In defending , therefore ,
the personal existence ol God and the
reality of the judgment and the parity
of God's kingdom , wo are simply
strengthening the motive. Whether
wo can prove thosothings is aside from
the question. The question is ; Are
wo to bo blamed because wo not only
advocate the duty but also supply the
motive ? And in the enforcement of
the latter are wo not using the most
effectual moans of promoting the
former ?
It is a moro quibble to say that the
preaching of the day is engaged upon
speculation , There is no sentence so
frequent upon the lips of ministers os
this : "You may believe all the doc
trines ot all creeds and never bo saved ;
you must repose confidence in Christ
as n person and reveal that confidence
by taking love for liimas the motivoof
every action. " What is the result i
Whpovor really follows out this dir
ection becomes a law abiding oitison ,
an honest dealer , a virtuous and tem
perate man. No real Christian could
over have uttered the ungentlemanly
oaths that fell from Mr. Ingorsoll'a
lips in the Union Pacific depot of this
city some time since , and were hoard
by ono of the prominent railroad
oilioials of Omaha. It is ono thing to
give a catalogue of virtues , it is quite
another to inspire a man to practice
them. This latter the bible certainly
does. I am , sincerely yours ,
WM. HAIWIIA.
Horsford'i Acid Phosphate
Gives strength where there has boot :
exhaustion and vigor in plaoo of im
paired vitality.
Election in Ouator Post.
Gnorao A. Ouster Post No. 7 , G
A. U. , hold its annual mooting one
election of officers Monday with thi
re
following result :
Gen. Goo. M. O'Urion , commander
re Simeon Bloom , senior vice com
ruandor.
| junior vice cominau
dor.
dor.M.
M. J , Feenan , surgeon.
Jack Hey , officer of the day.
Frank Qarroty , oflloor of the guard
G. R. Rathbun , quartermaster.
Delegates to the department en
c&mptment : M. G , McKoon , Hlmooi
Bloom. Alternates , G , R. Rathbun
Mr. Hurley.
A real bletsing Is the Stylograph !
Pen. 11 is the neatest writing instru
meut we have ever soon for the deal
aud the pocket , and uses any cotnmoi
ink , holding enough to write severs
days without refilling. It combine
all the readiness of a lead pencil am
the durability of any pen. For spoei
and legibility it ii marvelous. Then
Is no stopping to dip for ink when i
word is half written. Tbo entire ms ,
terial of the pen is nan-oortosive
When ft is not iu use it m y be closui
np and laid away , or oariiadiu thi
pookot for weeks , it being perfect ) ]
air tight , aud then in a moment pui
to work. In wriliug tt does the nexl
thing to thinking. Any person wb (
has writing to do will do himself i
never-forgotten favor to rjot ono a1
first tight , Try it and le conrinctd.
Editor Religious Telescope , Daytou
Ohio. It
CITY COUHCIL
An Unusual Number of Ordin
ances Passed ,
The New Gaa Company A.eks
For Bight of Wivy ,
3m oolanconinn lrjr f , of Import
ance nnd Otherwise-
The city council hold a regular
mooting last evening , the following
members being present : Mcssr * .
Baker , Bohm , Corby , Dollonc , Leo-
dor , McGnokon , O'Koofo , and Kauf
man , president pro torn.
The journal was road and approved ,
PKTlnONH AND OOMSIUNIOAT10N3.
From the city clerk : No complaints
have boon made as to cquilization of
taxes. Filed.
From the mayor : Approving certain -
tain ordinances. Filed.
From the city engineer : Accept-
unco of main sewer of Waring system
by J. 0. Elliot , nnd pipe contract by
II. W. Oromor & Co. Approved.
From the city engineer and county
surveyor , making a recommendation
as to straightening out Nicholas street
from Fifteenth to Saundcrs , with an
average width of 0(3 ( feet and alloys 18
feet wide , lloforrcd.
From the city water company :
Hydrants have been placed on Farnnm
street nt Twenty-fourth , Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth. Referred.
From came : Hydrant has boon
placed on Ninth and Jones. lloforrcd.
Fromsamr : Hydrants have been
p'accd at the intersections of Douglas
with Sixth , Seventh and Eighth
ottoots. Referred ,
The report of the street commis
sioner for November , showing expen
ditures of § 723.09 , was filed.
The city physichn'a report for No-
vembijr , showing ! ! 8 deaths and CL
> irths , was filed.
From Patrick Burke , et nl : Re
monstrating against any chaneo in the
width of Nicholas atrcot. Referred.
The sidewalk contract with Ohas.
Gardiner for quarter ending January
.st , J883 , was approved.
The city marshal's report of liquor
[ valors and druggists doing business
n November , was referred.
The city marshal's report of prosti-
utes for November , was referred. .
The report of cooes In police court
during November , 1882 , was presaut-
> d and roforrnd ,
A number qf biliii were presented
and referred to their respective com-
mittoi'Q ,
Several resolutions ordering side-
ralks , were adopted.
HKSOLUTIONH.
By Dunham : To have old sidewalk
akou up by grades in front of lot 8 ,
> look 11G , corner of Farnam nnd Sev
enteenth , rolaid , Adopted.
By Herman : To cause all awnings
on Sixteenth utroot , obstructing travel
n the sidewalks , to bo removed forth
with. Adopted.
By Dunham : To insure No. 2 on-
Ino house in u responsible company ,
loferreet with power to act.
11KFOHT8 OF COUMITTBE8 ,
Ou claims : Allowing oortain claims.
Inferred.
The petition of Boggs & Hill to
; rado Twenty-second street south of
davenport at their own expense was
referred to the city engineer with
lower to act.
On streets and grades : Recom
mending a box culvert and other im-
irovemonts near Tenth and Pierce.
Adopted.
On water works and sewerage :
Recommending acceptance of final estimate -
timato of sewer work done by MoHugh
md McGavock on Seventeenth and
U. Mary's avouun , and appropriation
of $2,30737 tlu i of or. Adopted.
On same : Allowing oortain bills.
Adopted.
On same : Recommending that two
lydrants bo placed on Saunders
street. Referred.
On eame : Recommending that a
iydrant bo placed on Seventeenth
and Lsavonirorth. rental not to begin
until July 1st , 1883 Adopted.
The street commissioner was in
structed to repair St. Mary's avenue
sidewalks.
OllUINANCKS.
The appropriation ordinance for
November expenses was passed.
An ordinance granting to the Unl
ted Gas Improvement Oo , of Phila ,
Pa , the right to lay pipes , mains and
conduits iu the city was read aud laid
on the table ,
An ordinance authorizing the issue
of $33,000 worth of paving bonds foi
District No. 11 , Douglas street sharoc
the same fate.
An ordinance amending the ordi
uauco ordering the connection o
sinks , barns , etc , with sewers wai
passed.
A special ordinance levying a tai
for the curbing and gutteriiiR of Sixteenth
teonth street , from Douglas co Izan
street , was passed.
A special ordinance apprnpriatini
812,035 87 for payment ot tlia Hum
was passed.
A special ordinance levying a ta :
for the pacing of Thirteenth street
from Douglas to Dodge street , am
another appropriating S289 51 in pay
moiit of tame were passed.
A special ordinance levying a ta :
for the grading of Tenth street , fron
Farnam to Douglax street , and an
other appropriating $143.55 for payment
mont of sarno were passed.
A special ordinance levying a ta :
for the curbing and guttering o
Douglas street from Sixteenth t
Nineteenth street and another appro
priatlug $4,405,50 to pay for some
wore passed.
I A special ordinance levying a ta :
for the griding of Sixteenth stree
from Farnbam to Howard , llowar
street from Sixteenth to Seventeenth
and St. Mary's avenue from Seven
teouth to Twentieth and another aj
propnating $1,573 , 55 for same , wor
poised ,
A ipecial ordinance levying a ta :
for construction aud material of BOW
era iu sewer district No. 5 and anothe
appropriating money for the paymon
of the aaiuo were passed.
Similar ordinances wore passed fo
sewer district No , 7.
The s mo for sewer district No , 6
Adjourned for two weeks.
The PbUomathean Ooncorvs.
The opening concert of the thin
urles of the Philomathoao club wil
bo given on Thuwday evening , Dec.
28th , at Max Meyer & Bro'o. musio
hall. The clnb which this your pre
sents , nn unusually strong organiza
tion will bo assisted by Misa K. E
'opploton , Mies Claire Ruttin , Miss
ktionio Maul , Miss Lizzio A. Pcnnell
, nd Messrs. Wcstervolt and Ponnell.
I'ioketa are sold by subscription
mly , and the litt is now open nt Max
ileyor & Bro'o. mosio store. The pro-
iraramo will bo published to-morrow.
A is to be hoped that the subscriptions
, o this winter's season cf concerts will
10 even longer than these of last year.
Jho Philoaalhnan club is well worthy
t > { all the patrona o which our citizens
san afforet it. No city of Omaha'a
ute in the west can bonst of n musical
irganizatlon which is its equal , The
ibillty of its members , no lean than
; ho high character of its programmes ,
mglit to commend it to the public
ipprabation. As a medium for odu-
: ation in the appreciation cf the
lighor class of musio. the influence of
.ho Phtlomatbcan clnb has already
) een felt iu our city. The list t > f
jompositiona to bo poilirmod this
winter will comprise winy of the
.loading works of Bcctbovon , Moz rt ,
Handel , Schumann , Bach aud Hay-
"en.
A SAD EHUAND.
Death of the Father -of Hon. QBO. P.
Bumls.
Ono week rw.o yesterday , Hon. Gee ,
Bemis left this city , his homo , for
Boston , Mass. , in rosponao to n hasty
ummoDB. The following from The
Cambridge Tribune of Dec. 2nd ex-
ilnino the nuturo of his sad errand.
EUKUY nuns.
Died Nov. 28 , 1882 , aged 82 years
, nd G months. Born in Lincoln ,
lues. , n Boston merchant for moro
; han fifty years , for twenty-five years
MI honored citizen or Cambridge ,
where his last days were npent. Such
"a the moagro outline of a long life ,
unt closed. Yet I deem it only fitting
hat ono who has long known and
oved him should odd u word to this
brief record of earthly years. There
ire many to whom this and the simple
notice of death in another column will
bring a shock of sad surprise. Not
that death at an ago so advanced waa
unlocked for or singular , but to these
who know him well and wcro wont to
neot him at his plaoo of business and
; u the streets of the neighboring city ,
ho may well have seemed , up to the
imo of his enforced retirement from
ho scones of active life , some six
rears since , the very embodiment of
vitality and manly ouorgy. It was
mpossibie to look into the face of
his man nnd not believe in him at
*
once and completely , nor waa such
confidence ever misplaced. I have
known and have had close business
olatlons with many men , and can
ay with absolute truth , with neither
ixaggoratlon nor the fulsome eulogy
; hat gushes so easily when death has
dosed a lifo record , that I never met
his superior , ccarculy his equal , for
perfect integrity aud unsullied and
undoubted honor. As to a
uenerosity , over too free for
his means , lot the poor , to
whom ho was a providence ; lot the
families of our soldiers absent in our
defence , tell the story. For the last
six or seven weeks Mr. Bemis has
been confined at home , a victim uf
progressive paralysis , yet , despite the
weakness and irritability consequent
on suoh a complaint , his mind re
mained clear almost to the end. It
was a kindly touch that loosed at last
the silver cord ; friendly hand that
clasped hit , and led him out of weak
ness to the strength of renewed man
hood ; irom the feebleness and tremor
of age into the land of immortal youth.
'Why weep ye , then for him , who having
won
The bound of man's appointed years'at
latt.
Life's blessings all enjoyed , life's labon
. done.
Serenely to his final rest has passed ;
While the soft memory of his virtues jet
Lingers like twilight hues when tbo brfcut
sun Is sttt" r. n. A.
THE OARF1ELD FUND.
A Laut Appeal Irom the Commie-
eloner of Nebraska.
Col 0. S. Ohaso , chairman of the
Nebraska board of the Garfield mon
ument fund , haa received the follow
ing
LAST APPEAL :
WASHINGTON , D. 0.\
Nov. 23,1882. /
Col. 0. 8. Chose :
DEAII SIB When you receive thii
our lost appeal in behalf of the Gar.
field monument fund it will bo toe
late to donate articles for the bazar ,
but not at all to collect and send con
trlbutiona of money , Your ropron.
sentatives iu Washington have done
their best to pluco the -matter before
the people of our state , but as yoi
wo have received no response ,
Wo again most earnestly re
quest that you , if possible , o :
some other person of influence am
public spirit , make a personal oppca
to your friends acd neighbors to redeem
deem the state from the possibility o
failure in this matter. This fair , o :
bazar , will be a splendid success with
out our aid , but if the monumpn
shall bo built without a contributioi
from Nebraska It would bo an everlasting
lasting disgrace lo our state. It seem :
to us that a few hours' eilort of an ;
njoud of the murdered Garfield or o
any lover of the fair fame of Nobraski
would secure a nice little sum of mono ;
which may bo sent by money order o :
registered letter at any time befon
iho 15th of December next to th >
secretary of this board , whoa
address is peisioa ofilso , Wash
logton , D. 0 , The names of contrib
utors should bo sent with the dona
tions , that engraved receipts from th
treasurer of the fund may bo roturnei
to each and every contiibutor. J
comparatively small mm from cad
important locality in the otato wil
constitute a decent aggregate as th
share of Nebraska toward this gram
objoot. Wo desire that the contribu
tors names shall bo published in th
state papers , and we have no doub
that whoa the donors shall hereafte
visit Washington and behold the magnificent
nificont monument which they helpei
to build , they will feel proud to reool
leot how generous and patriotio the ;
were iu oontrlbutiug to honor th
memory of ono of the greatest am
best of American statesmen.
WM. L. PEABODV ,
J. W , RAWUNS , Chairman.
Secretarr.
THE LAY-OUT.
What Criminal Business There
is on Hands for a Grand
Jury ,
Will the District Attorney
Order the Jurors Sum
moned ?
It was stated yesterday that the
grand jury drawn for the special term
of the Douglas county district court ,
which aits on Monday next , had not
been summoned and probably wonld
not bo.
It would acorn from the beet Information
mation obtainable tbut n grand jury
at the ptosont time would Gnd work
enough to occupy ita time profitably
for R few days. Since the closa of
the criminal week of the November
term of the district court , a number
if important cases liavo corno up ,
Vmong others nro the following :
Philip Lenders , charged with the
burglary of Quftm'a saloon , on Six-
conth street. This is said to bo a
clear case against the prisoner and
would probably occupy but n briol
.imo . in investigation to find n bill.
James \V. Smiley , charged with
jelling mortgaged property and now
icld under bonds.
James Gallagher , charged with ob >
ainini ; monny under false pretence : < ;
md Wm. F. Molnlyro , alias Galln-
> her , charged with the name ollenso.
W. W. Warren , charged with ob-
nining $815 from Oaldwoll & Ham-
'Hun'o bank upon faleo reprentations.
E. P. Shotwell , charged with as-
sanlt with intone to kill. An the man
hot has died since this charge , it will
> robably bo rnado stronger unleia the
> risoner should bo cleared on his pro-
Iminary hearing which does uow eeom
possible.
John Quirk and Tom Henderson ( or
Quirk ) , cnargod with the burglary of
various hu9lnosahouBcsabouttownand {
against whom there seems to bo "a
dead open and shut" caso.
The list given foots up eight import
ant caE03 which demand the
ittontton of a grand jury. If hold
n jail until the February term , two
nonths at least , they will cost the
County for board alone at least $20 per
nonth each , co oy nothing of othorjpoa-
slblo > expeneo3. This would bo $4C
each for board , or § 320 for tbo
eight. The oust of agraud jury ought
.o fall far short of this , and the time
occupied after convening would cer-
atnly bo morn costly than it wonld bo
; wp months henco. It all hits to bo
paid for at the uatno rate anyway , and
jy immediate attention the county
night bo saved considerable unneces
sary expense.
PBRSOlMAti.
A. M. Hill , of Louisville , is in the city
C. M. Carter , of Lincoln , la at the Fax
ton.
*
Geo. S. Bell , of Wnhoo , is a guest of the
? nxton.
Major T. 8. Clarkson , of Schnyler , la a
, he Faxton.
Henry Keefer , of Lincoln , is at the
Metropolitan. . '
J. T. Hart , of Council Bluffs , was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. O. F. Mason , of Lincoln , Is agues
of the Faxton.
M. W. Fraty , of Oakland , was at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
Mrs. K. M. Mndgett , of Weeping
Water , is at the Faxton.
f
J. Lyman. cf Council Bluffs , tegisterei
at the Faxton last night.
S , D. Crans , of Hastings , registered a
the Metropolitan yesterday.
E. H. Cowleu , of Pine Bluffs , Wyo.
was at the Metropolitan laet night ,
Hon. J. 0. Crawford , of West Point , i
in the city , stopping at the 1'axton.
Mrs. Winshlp and two children , from
Wakefield , Neb , were guests at the Metro
polltan last night.
Mr. 0. H , Day , the well known jowele
of Lincoln , is in the city , in attendance on
the United States court.
Mrs. Hamblln , of Council Bluff * , waa
at the Mlllard last night. She came over
to see the Pirates of Fenzance.
G. H. Scheor , of Wayne , K. M. Perry
of Blair , and Jaraea Kay , of Columbus
were Nebraska guests nt the Metropolitan
yesterday.
A. D , Guild , Lincoln ; John A. Mac
Marpby , Flattsmouth ; Chauncty Abbot
and wife , Schuyler ; Mrs. House , Mrs
Jndklos and Mrs. Session ? , Lincoln ; K
O. Caie and wife , Steele City ; Mrs , A
Pryor , Roca ; llev. Geo. W. Walnwright ,
Ulalr ; Wesley Jonet , ColumbUH ; A , L
Abbey , Lincoln , are among the Nebras
kaus who registered nt the Mlllard las
night.
THE CATTLE CURSE.
A Nuisance that Should Bo Abated
At Onoe.
TUB BKK desires to call attention
to a matter which is of late becoming
quite sorions , and that is the nianno
in whicli houses , cows , and othe
animuls are allowed to run at larg
upon the streets of the city. Ther
have been several accidents rooontlj
by reason of the violation of th
ordinance which regulates this matter
and a few days ago a case was brough
to our attention , in which a child ha <
been gored by a cow wandering abou
in the neighborhood of the famllj
residence. It was a mere acoidon
that the child was not killed , and as i
is impossible to keep children in the yard
at all times , it is a matter of interes
to all parents as well as to the tax
payers of the city , who will be other
wise called to pay a heavy bill o
damages , to have the ordinance in re
gard to cattle , and other animals run
ning at forge strictly enforced.
The act of the legislature governing
cities of the Unit-class among preroga
tiveB allows the city oerancU to prohi
bit or regulate the running at largo o
domestic animals of all kinds and de
scrlpUons within the corporate limit * ,
and provides for the imponndirg of
Ml animals ruuning tit largo con *
trary to such prohibition , and f < r
the foi failure.and srxlo of the animals
mponnded , payment of the expenses ;
or taking up , caring for , culling of
ho same , &a. Tbo city ordinance
irovldon for a pound master nnd
) oucd , designates the boundaries , &o. ,
nnd makes it unlawful fjr nnitiuls of
every dcsctiption to run ut largo upon
ho streets , avenues , alloyfc or puulio
'rounds of the city. It orders that
i shall bo Iftwfal for any poison tn
ako up cuch animals found running
nt largo , authorizes I ho appointment
ot a pound-muster , and'in factcom -
ilios entirely with the act of the leg-
slaturo granting this privilege.
Whether Omalia haa n pound.master
or not we are not cortnin , but if it haa
wo desire to call his attention to the
'act that his presence * in no mo parts of
iho city might give him a little moro
business than has boon beard of fiotn
[ iis ofllcrt lately , and if this ordinance
ts not enforced n little bolt or the
council will do well to put some man
in the position that , will enforce 11
Iluraan lifo haa bopu ntidaiigorod
annugh already , cud the violation of
this important regulation of the city
should not be allowed any longer.
Yo Fnir OIIOA 'Who to Graoofaily
preside at your husbands' hospitable boards
nhuuld furnish his guests with Huh Punch ,
which eclipses in Htvor all pnnchot hastily
mndc. Trade supplied at manufacturers
prices by M. A , MoNnmara. Kimllies
mppllel by A. IT. Gladetoae , Omaha ,
Nebraska.
OMAHA , Nob. , Icc. S , 1682.
The floulti ! letters in reply to advcrtlscmcnta
remain uncalloj ( or at Hi H alike anil vvlll be belt
for ten days only alter this date :
Teacher 1 "C. J. ' 1
'T J. " 40. . V. " 1
11 & M. " 3 " 0. L. " 1
Doctor 1'ortcr 3 "L. " . . . , 1
D. " t "I'.O. " 1
X" 1 "K" 12
"AW. " T "A. H. A. " 3
" 7..V. " I "Box" 1
"DoWalt 1 " 0. X. " 1
'X. A. " I "F. P. " „ !
" 13. 8. S 1 "F. 1J. W. " 1
"Clgara" 3 "P. X I
"A. ' 2 F. II. THIany 1
" ? . E. T. " t L 0. llcno 1
mafeoJ-at THE REE rUIIMSIIINO CO.
IO LOAH-MONtY.
j\,1 , ONEV TO LOAN On personal property of
1VJ any description A. C.tTroup , Attorney , 213
Bouth 14th Street. 8-lmo
. 2U LOAN Ou chattel rnurmco se
MU.NSY . A. D. Tutton , So. 1516 lonRl 9
t tree t , front room , un-stalrs. 43E-tf
TW LOAA At a poi cenllc-
= anms.oJ J2Doa cr
, on Orkl-rhsa oljy tsi
tuivs propsrlv. BUMIS UBAI , Esttvs mil
, IKh and Dabclan Sis.
TO J.OAN 0 ll ftt L w Otsce ot 1)
MONEY i notimfl Orotebffln Black
HCLP WANTED
WANTED 2,000 laborers to know thcru Is
plenty ofork south , nt2,00 per day. Pre
sent fare to St. Louis $ (3.00 ( , Memphis $1.00 , cw
Orloin , Jll.OO. Cox'gTcket olllcc,317 Washing
ton Avenue , NorthMimicapollsMlm > . dee C-2t
A st'u boy to take caroot her c >
WANT13I1
anil work In store. Adilrcss "Her lianr , '
1'ostofflcc ; 378-lt
"ANTED A ( food milker , Saratoga dairy.
379-lt
WANTED A good stccdy man to take care of
horecs acd work around house. References
required. Apply N , E. cor , 10th and Colfonla.
dec B-lt
ANTED-Olrla Immediately at the "Oeci-
dcn'al. 313-tf
'ANUBD A Rood cook at New t ngla-d rei-
laurant , 1418 UoujlaH street. 3JO-7 (
ANTED Agents"tcTtake oidcra for Navlns'
explanatory Stock Doct ; r Do k. For terms
write to J. D. 8I1B1LY.
dec 14t General Agent , FtUntnnt , Neb.
Two men of Ted address to can-
WANTED sell goods. Sto dy employment ,
sure pay. Call 421 south 10th street. 357-7"
A fdlnlng room girl at Maus tt
WANTED ' restaurant , 151s Dodge street.
_ _
VTT'ANTKD A good , active Intelligent boy to
VV assist In tending clfrir and nrus stand.
Good feforinccs required. Inquire of T. F. Lyon ,
JIIIIIr.1 Hotel. 330-tf
"fTTANTED Chambermaid. W gf8 81. Ap-
VV ply 018 Burt ht , tctwein 20th and 21st
north tide. 313-tf
. Tnpecuiefhu Bfivlcca of a welt
WANTF.D mechanic. I > o propoitini coo-
lldered unloj th applicant p > 'B ? 6ejft genernl
Itnowlrdgo of tha muchinlcal tclcncaa. all at
rooms0 ncd 7EveieU'.j Block , Council Blulfa.
ANfKU Hook cnn\a-wrs at 2I7North l.th
street. 333-tf
SED Every one to lea\o orders for help
W at'J17N. ; ICth streetup-stalrs. 332 tf
Olio peed canvasser ti sell
WANTED on Instal inept , steady work and
god pay. Inquire at 21S N. ICth street , room C.
207-tf
OITUATION8 WAMTED
Emp'o > ment by a good hand as
WANTED orother ork. Inquire Y. M , C.
A. * 855-5t
SITUATION WANTED-As clerk or would like
i to traveler some wholesale houtu. Address
"M. " Doe office. 358 5t
By an Englishman , Urge cxpcr-
WANTED . place In private f mlly
or other work. Call or adresi "It U B. " care
Y. M. C. A. 3.11-flt
WANTED Ajoungman wou'd Ilketogcta
situation aa chipping clerk. K. W. Allen87
y. Utli strict 3J1-C )
MIOECLAHEOU8 WANT8. '
Boardtn by the day or cek 1417
WANTED , 3ii-lmt
A couv'e ' ( f Scandinavian boarder
WANTRD per week. Apply KM south 18th
Hticct 337 C {
BUSINESS | CHANCES.
CHANCE good blacksmith U
BUSINESS pcciol Indusemcn" , to locate at Gil-
morn Nob. Apply to O. Frostt.Jtbtre. 13J-29-lui
"OR RENT MOUSE8 AHO LAND
lU'.NT A comfortable house at ruuona
Full ' . Inquire at2013 I'icrw ) Btrtct , bet.
JOtli and 21 t. 308-7 }
TTtOR RK T A cottaj ' , offourroomn.2clo tin ,
J ; pantrj and cellar , city water In the houne.
Also 4 largo rooms and closet In a double house.
hartand ) writ water. U DUGGAN.
1U2 ( iou"1 IStli St.
ITtOR HF.NT A houoe of Utoouu , suitable foi
1 ; ono or two families. Rent f20 u u-onth. In-
quite 1S10 Cldi go btrtft , bvt. r.'th and 13th.
dccU-tit
'rIl"HEtVflUbldciKe \ ( TJeTmaItouglas htl
1 } dco&-tf JOHN (1. JAO-llS.
IlKST-Kiw two utorr houiju of t n
FOR . , nbortdktuncti from p-iu office. lUot
reasonable. WILLIS M. YATE.S.
dec 5-tf
OU KKNT HOUM On Chicago tri'et , between
llthand IMh. Inquire of John B Ift , 1Mb.
and Chlvngo. 377-1 tj
TTlOll KENT 'mall cotU rDa\'Dportandl7tll
Ji itreet. 15 , H. LEHMAN.
318-tf
It TENT Plciuint furnlilioJ room nultabie
'orgtnileman ' , ICl'J Farnam. 3Ot-3t
IOIl UENT-Furnl h d room , 1GI2 Faro&m
F ttrvet.
RENT-FuiaUhwl room , N , E. cor. tth
FOB Jarkton. 3T.l-ri {
I ? OR nKNT-On nicely furnished room for one
' ' or two Rentlemen , No. 112 Harne/s'rett ,
btt. 8th and Oth. 3 C-9t
_
REN p - A nice furnished room. Ap < y at
FOR . 2039. Ninth Street. _ Xa-G *
KENT A well furnished front room wither
FOR without board , at o thwrxt corner IRth
anil Davenport stitct * . Tirms very reasonable.
011 i E T IIou 6 with three roomifor $9
1 ' per month on Douirlai between 2Clh and 27th
rtrwt. Addrcil "JIcGiUrc" , lice olllca. 3D2-6t
TTOR RENT Furnlsh.d MidunlurnlshoJ looms
j HtOJftck on. 35l-8f
TTIOR RENT -Corner t'ro 10th ! r t .nd S * .
Jj Marj'a kvciiue , ultal > o fordry gooJsor drug-
( I. B. Ccok , at .MllmrJ hotel , or on premi
ses. 3M-5
RENT A front ro-tn furnl rod and a > i
FOR room In Il.inO bloik corner
right nd Howard. 9II-U
F'Tll RKVT-Tho residence ot M W Kennedy
1709 Jackson. Inquire on plea Is. s or at M2
Slhklrctt , Sll-tf
j Oil KKhT-UnlurnmticcI room two blocka
r TCCIIS cl iiottoffico , 117 icu'n lith ttre t4
3H-tf
Tjion HI-NT Furnished room. Inquire 313N.
i ? ITthstirct , Ijetwaen Davenport and Chicago
streets. a-M-tf
K NT A new houne , furnished , eight
FOR * , bath room , table , etc. Ono of the
finest locations In the city ; &H ) UO per month.
Inquire for three days , Dcuils'rcal vstnte n cncy ,
Ifith Hid Douglas utrceU. novIH t (
F.in nEST-Tho Monitor Home , of
HOTEL , HaiUn county * Nh. A firitchcn
home , wcl < tutnl'hnl aid datng a teed Imilnm
H Or rent tu n co d hutd mor w uld gelt or
( \olmtgo ( cr tt hi r iirnicity. For pattlc < i'ars ,
Ail.itcsa oratply to 1S4AU MULLHOt.LAND ,
2S04W Almt , Nab.
lOll RENT Now seven room cottAge well lo-
catctl , hvi scicral closlts , city and c stern
water C. F. Drlsroll. 233-tf
i > 11M1S' New Jlnp of Omaha , Just counilctod and
fj ready ( or delivery at 87 each. la J ( cot wMo
by 7 ( cct long. Lanrcut and most comjiloto map
ol Omaha c\cr published. Otllclal map of the
city. 8co column.
'Wj '
rtOH KENT Offlco rooms. Enquire at Now
! York Dry Goods store. lOMcc-15
-poll llKt.T-Up-nt&irs , 1417 Kiunhiru ntros
JD BMf JOHN -IACOU3
7\JH ( UhN'i n me D ( b ioome in Uis
1 } order , 10 bin k Irom opera home ,
cheap . . . . . . ' . $26
Homo of U t"-J . = , Ml ccnvcnlocci-
block * from opc-n Vuso . . . . . 40
Hourc of B roomn I'.M in J Nlchohi ntrcols. 1 ?
Store on rarnftui , ' . ' fl > ors 1 5
Hereon llth.B ! l ) . > r * . . ; 76
Suclltront tcslcls. < . . . . . $50 to65
43-tt Mo'AHUK , r ppO'lto Poatoinco.
flOIl UENT-Unfur. . tshcd rooms In brick
1 house. 1411 Chicago street. IfO-tf
FOll UKNT Klrjratitly furclslioJ rooms with
pas and boater. Hifnrcnccs required. Ap
ply at northwest corner cf 23d and Uurt Streets.
V33tt
fiOK RENT Furnished room with board IfOS
California street. 171-tt
IOURhNT Unuau , oix rooms , rutnlxhcd , In-
qulro at D. Ilydn'a oHlco , Mlllard botol.
. 705-U
(7 ( > OK UftMT _ Two new awelllnca tad two ol&ei
JD dwellings Indcolrabloloctlity , by McEoou
No. 1514 DnuelRn strei-l ; Ur-tt
"T710H tJKNT Largo olnco teem or half store ,
.1 ? 1020 Farnham stteot. 797-tf
JTlOrt KENT A. itoro m Balcombe block , nn
I ; letli xtrset , near Davenport. St A. D.
BalcoTibe. BOO-23H
IOH SALE A small groin elevator and & pork
, warehouse.chtap , nt A on all the ral rnad track 8
at Fremont , Neb. , with the grounds , by Robert
Kittle , | dco5-'jt
ADAU i AIN Kor silo , a small house on leased
ground , tlirco rooms , closet , pan ry , sum-
mo r kitclcn , peed cc'hr ' , and wa'ei , Chojp for
cash. Inquire on premises , second door north of
Hi Mary's luemie , on Fan view street , or at JIB.
Falconer * sal on. 'pora hnn o lilook. 3 001
b\UU SALK A go it restaurant and Jiotui in a
flourishing town of four thous nd inhabi
tants doing a good buslucss OwnirwUhcatoecll
on ocount of 111 heilth , easy terms. An dregs 0.
F. Cawan Grand Island Neb , 313-tf
FOK SALE Saloon doing a business from
81,050 to 81,200 nmonth.ln ono of the best
locations In the city. Satisfactory reasons for
selling. Terms very'reasonable. For pirti.u-
lars addrssa "E. C. " Bee office. 312-lwf
XCELLENT HRICK for sale. S9.00 per thou-
< sand. Yard , 16th street , two blocks south
of Bcllcvuo road. LORENZO DIBBLI.
J 177-lmnorlGr
OTEL FOll BALE First class hotel for sale
I 1 in a li\o western town. Has all the first
clafs trade. Reason for selling other business.
Tor particular * , address , Hotel , OHAIU But.
183-lmfnovlBt
TTIOIt PALK Steam engines now nd ccond
Jj hind 8 , 10 , 15 , 20 horsa power. Also
steam boilers any size. Inquire Om 1m Foun
dry and MacDlnoCo. nov24-Im-m
FOR SALE Barrels and kegs. Also hoop poles
bought at cooper shop , cor. 18th and Pierce.
ICOdccll * JERRT SXTHOUR.
TkEMIS New Map of Omaha , Just completed and
JL > ready for dtlhcry at $7 each. Is 4 feet wide
by 7 feet long. Largest and most complete map
of Omaha ever published. Official map of the
city. Sea column.
Eou HINT Brick i tore. Inquire at drugstore
earner 10th and Douglas. 036.tt
IOYCLE FOll BALE Inquire 0. M. Woodman -
B man , Omaha. 751-tf
LOST Largo b'aik Newfoundland dog , white
under neck. End of tail white. Hud on black
leather collar. Liberal reward foctrnt Milt -
t n Rogcra & Bon , 14 h and Farnam. 875'Itt
TOST < A final s atemont and discharge. The
J lucky finder will bo paida icward by leaving
same at this alike. JOltiN ECO BUT.
371-2t }
SC. BUAINARD , Taxidermist , fleerh-ads , a
. rpeclalty , 13th , bet. Howard and JkCkbOn ,
G5-n3-2m
DOC10RS JAS. II. & JOHN D. PEABODY
have reniOTod from 13th and Fam m streets
to rooms 1 , 3 and t , Iledick's block , 15fi7 Farnam
atrcet. 249-uZMm
fllAK N U ? One brown mare colt it rlnfore-
JL head , two bird fact white. bouk two vtars
old. t 217-tlt JAS. STEPHENS
EDWARDKUEHL ,
MA018TEII OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI-
TI NALIST , 498 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Ha-noy , Will , with ho aid of guardian
ai irlta , obtain for any ono a glance ho past
and present , and on certain conditions he fu
ture. Boots and ti hoes modu to order , ti rrt
Ball-faction ruarantrcd.
k
Absolutely Pure.
This iwwder never varies. A marvei \
purity , strength amd wholcsomeneaa
More economical than the ordinary klndi ,
and cannot be gold In competition with the
multitude of low teat , short weight , alum
or phoaphate powder * . Sold only in can *
ROTAL DIKING FOWDKB Oo.
WM1 St. , New York-