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THE DAILY BEPJ : TUESDAY MARCtf 20
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Tuesday Morning , March 20.
Waathor Report
( rh following nbsrrvattons were taken
t the lame moment of time at the stations
mentioned )
WAR Dsr'r U S SKMIL Staric * . )
OKAIIA , March 1.1 , ( l : p m ) |
Fenonal Notion ,
If this comes to the notice of J. A ,
Campbell , now traveling in Wo torn
Iowa , he is hereby requested to re
port in person at thia oOho at once
on a matter of importance.
A. R. Soor.n.
Business Muna or OMAHA BEE.
LOOAhi
City council to-night.
Several stores at Weeping Water , Cast
county , were burglarized last Friday night
and a quantity of goods ' obtained by the
robbers.
The event of the coming weelc at
Weeping Water , Gass county , will bo a
grand musical festival that will continue
for ssvoral days ,
The/o will bo a tnudoal convention
hold In the North Omaha Presbyterian
church , commencing April 3d and cloelng
on the 12th.
A fine and undoubtedly succeufnl
party and ball will bo given by the boys of
No. 1 engine at Masonlo hall , on April
1st. Ticket ) and invitations have already
been Issned , and an perfect beauties.
When we add 'that Mr. W. J. Whltehouse
and 0 , 0. Field- will officiate , the former
as floor manager and the latter M master
of ceremonies , It will be seen that It will
be a pleasant affair. Many readers oi Tic
BBC will remember the luecestful mas
querade flven sometime ago tinder the
management of the sune gentlemen.
One of the pleasant features ot the
farewell services to Her. J. W. Ingram at
tbe Christian church , WM the playing by
Mrs. Ella H. Funk , who cflilatcd at the
organ In tliQ opanluR and closing volun
taries , oiffrtory , etc. Mn. Trunk certain-
1 ly contilbuteil miterlally to the Interest of
the occasion.
General Mtyers , who has been Lieutenant -
tenantColonul and At Blatant Quartermas
ter General In the Quartermaster's tou rt-
mont , U. 8. A , , has been retired and is
succeeded by Col. Ludmglon , who has
been ordered to the Department of .the
Columbia.
The next classic concert of the 1'hllo-
mathoan club will take place Vrldav ,
March 30 , at Max Meyer & liro.'n mutlo
hall.
Trinity cathedral has service daring
this ( Holy or Ftsilot ) week .dally at 10 a.
tn. and 5 p. m.
Nothing in tbe city attracts so muoh
attention as tbe magullioent line of Bister
Cards at Kubn & Oo.'t drug store , 15th
and Douglas streets.
Tbe Muilcal Union orcheitr * , assisted
by Messrs. Gewert and Kohl and the
Fhllomathean club string quartette , will
give a grand concert this ( Tuesda ) )
evening at Fremont.
The street parade given at neon Mon
day by Calender's consolidated minstrel *
was vorr fine , Indeed , and drew an Im
mense crowd after the procession , TIIIC
DEB office was serenaded , and the music
was excellent.
Messrs. Mergell and llosenzwelg have
received the contract for the frescoing and
decorating of the spacloui and elegant new
hall of Planet Lodge , K. P. at Guas.
GronlgV block , next to the Mlllard bqtel.
Messrs Gibson & Itlley buva just com.
pleted their cnrtUqo factory , cor. 12th and
Iloward streets , Thli Is nno of the now
houiei here and they will , no doubt , tmO'
ceed In building up a clce business , as bott
are practical and experienced meu.
it-Kev. J. Yila blake will give the third
lecture in the Unity lecture coursr , or
Wednesday evening March 2Ut , In thi
Unitarian chinch. Subject , "A D. 183 :
to 1800. "
Real Ettate Tractfera.
The following deeds were filed foi
rioord in the county alerk'n i Ilia :
March 14 , reportei for TUB Br.n b ;
i
Ames1 real estate agency.
Francis Blogney to J. J. Gorman
w. d. , south 50 feet lot 2 , block 14 , it
Shlnn's 1st add. ? CCO.
J. Neville and wife to M. Hanson
w. d. , parcel sco 31 , ID , 13 $375
A. Koumzj and wife toM. Ilauson
w. d. , lot 2 , block 11 , Kuuulsj'd 4tl
add.-GOO.
0. U. Houiei and R. Allen am
wives , to F , Diloue , w. d. , lot ii
Bartlett'sndd.-S'JCOO.
A. J. Hansoom and wife to S A
Laming , w. d , lots 5 and 18 , block 11
Hanaoom place. $900.
Ezra Mlllard and wlfo to Paul No !
son , w. d. , lots 13 and 14 , in block
Millard-92,000.
David Bretins and wlfo to Carrie E
Erlckeon , w. d , lot 3 , in block (
Rood's 1st add. $500
Geo. H Brggs and wife and Lo
Hill io Hans Olson , w. d , lot 10 , i
block 2 , Arbor place $200
Augus Koantro and wlfo to Heabot
Lomlng ; w d d i of o i lot 11 , i
Konntca's Second add , $160.
John Edwards and wife to Wro. I
. Sweety ; w d B J oi lot 5 , In block 81
Chas. M. Key to Mrs. Matlld
Thomoior ; w d lot 2 , In blk 205 , fl
L. R. Tattle. Jr. , to Lswis Lsy ; w
loU 17 and 18 , In Tuttle's subdlvlilot
11,000 ,
Byron and Lewis Rend and wives <
OUra Dolan ; w d lot 5 , la blk 7f
AMONG THE ROCKIES ,
A Pleasant Parfcy of Overland
Traveler , ? .
From Omaha and Lincoln to
California ,
A pleasant party of ladies and gen
tlemen loft Omaha last fevening en
Union Pacific train No. 7 for the Pa
cific coast. No. 7 Is the regular emi
grant train , and the car occupied by
the tonrlets was No. 1G4 , ra emigrant
steeper , just out of the shops and as
bright , now , clean and comfortable as
the most fastidious could desire.
No. 1G4 carried about twenty-five
passengers , among .whom wore ,
Hoc. J. W. Ingram , pastor of the
Christian church'and family , boui d
for Los Angolosj Mr. J. Wrs'ey Wilkins -
kins and wife , on route to Sin Joeo ;
Rev. Johnson and family , of Lincoln ;
lion. 8 B. Galoy , ox-tnnyor of Lin
coln , and Messrs. E. L. Trlokey ,
Thorn and Saml , McOord , also of the
capital , There were n number of
others from Lincoln making ( up the
list.
list.A
A number cf Omaha people were
down to bid their frionda good bye
and moist ayes were the rule and not
the exception. The car is chartered
through to San Francisco , each prs-
songtr piyiup the regular emigrant
rate of $45. The trip IB for many of
the party ono of ploaeuro and is made
in thU way to enable them to acomoro
of the country as they pass over the
backbone of the continent , They ex
pect to arrive at tholr destination on
Tuesday next. Messrs. Inijram and
Wilkias and their families will remain
on the coast , but Mr , Galoy and others
will return , the former in about two
months.
The party was provided with coffee
pots , cups and otnor utoneils to make
a lunch on the road convenient , and
will no doubt have a jolly and onjoy-
Mo time
Mr. J. Wesley Wllklns goes to San
Jose , where ho expects to engage In
the profession of teaching music. He
Is well known in this city and has a
high reputation as a singer. He
aimotoOmaha about four years ago and
was one of the half dozen who organized
the Harmonic Society , being its Hist
president and keeping up the interest
In it until It was in good hands. He
was also one of the organizers of that
famous body of singers , the Omaha
Glco olub and is now its president.
Ho has appeared at various times suc
cessfully laboratories and oomlo operas
and has been a prominent singer in
our church choirs , havkg boon con
nected with the Baptist church choir
for nearly two years and with the
Christian church choir at the time of
his departure , receiving a vote of
thanki from the latter congregation at
the farewell services to Mr. Ingram on
Sunday evening. Ho will prove a
valuable acquisition to any com
munity ,
STILL AT Wi > UK. .
The Burglars Oontmuo to Ply Tholr
Vocation Steadily.
There is no diminishing In the num
ber of burglaries , and scarcely a day
puses without adding its quota ia that
direction.
Saturday night , botwoou 10.30 and
12 o'olcok , tome ono gained an on-
tranoo to the buildit g occupied by
Gladstone's grocery store , on Douglas
street , by prying open the back door.
They took the till out and carried it
into the alloy in the roar , where they
emptied It of its content' , papers ,
money and all , not leaving a single
penny , although there were over .one
hundred copper cents saved up by Mr.
Gladstone from time to time during
coveral years pait. It Is evi
dent that the robbers were
amateurs , as the store was filled with
valuable goods , cleats , etc. , which
could easily have b ( 01 carried off but
were left untouched. A light is always
left burning at night and it is a won
der the visitors had not h on seen ,
The clerk , who returned at 12 o'olcok ,
got up at 5:30 : and found the doot
open , which wni the first known il
the raid. The nnuuut scoured woi
only about (5 or $ G.
Ou Friday nigtu the residence ol
Mr. P. E. Her , un Jot kmn atreot , wui
attacked by barp.larp , who tried t <
gain admission through ono cf the
windows. They were frightened cf
by.a dog after brealhg two pauos o
glais.
The same night the rcifdonoo whiol
fttauda hig'i upon ihu hill , north o
Howard biroet , was vitiud , but hero
too , the burglars wore frlghtencc
away by a dog and got nothing. Thi
last raid by the K "if wa nu the rosl
deuce of Jamua Rune , irhoro the ;
were morusuccobtful.
Police Court.
The various offenders who languUhci
in the city jail over Sunday , to thi
number of twenty-Uirt > u , oppoared ii
Judge Benekj's court ycsterda ;
and wjro dealt with according to the !
doiorla.
Jon Murphy and Ohai. Gibson , h
w te ai rested tor NKmliiijt liqqor frou
I ho saloon of D. L. MoOuelun pleadei
not guilty to the charge , claiming tha
what they took was brandy instead/
whltky , which Is named In the cow
plalot. It appears that they did uo
got it from behind the bar bat had th
cheek to lean over ono of the barrel
and draw the Jlqunr cil Into a coupl
< f buttles carried in their p okot :
Ono of the two then sllppo
out and rau bat was teen by Commit
nlonerO'Kocfo , who after a chase ovoi
hinted him , upon which ho took on
ono of the bottles and unashud it o
the fono9. Ho was taken into th
saloon by Mr. O'Keofo where his par
uer tried to settle but two or thrc
parties who witnessed the affair an
thought such monkey work ought I
bo set down on , pitched in and won !
have punished both men severely , bt
for the fact that Mr. O'Keeie protecte
them nntll an officer came and too
them to jail. Mr. McGnokln was ni
in at the time of the occurrence an
It Is said will not prosecute the mei
who will be held a day or so and fire
out of town.
The man who attacked Jen )
O'ClraJr , Saturday night , at Keeslor's
Hall will ! > tried at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon for assault * lth Intent to
wound , liu Is out on $500 bail.
Of the four tramps arrested , two
wore sent up for ton days each on
broad and water and two were hold
for further examination.
Five drunks were fined and ono
pate * while four wont to jail.
There were eight snsplclouB charac
ters under arrest nnd four of them
were oontoticod to fifteen days each on
broad and water. The other four
proved to bo a party from Council
Bluffs who came over to have a good
time , and they were accordingly dis
charged , with the advice that they had
better procure passports next time.
Ono man paid $5 and costs for dls
tnrblng the peace.
MlkoGllligan meandered over the
hill to the county jail to servo out ha !
sentence ,
FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
Somi-Anntial Meeting the Asso
ciation.
Which Represents Miseouri ,
Kansas and Nebraska.
The BEE reporter was Hotnowhat
anrprlsoct last evening Vy the unuBnnl
bustle and activity In the lobby of the
Paxton hotel and naturally inquired
the canso , with the mult of learning
that it was the occasion of the semi
annual mooting of the Association of
Fire Underwriters of Mieaourl , Knn-
BUS and Nebraska , and that a large
delegation from Iowa was preaont as
visitors. Many of the delegates
brocg'it their families with them and
the Paxton was filled to ovoi ( lowing.
The last mooting WAS held iu St.
Louis in September 1882. At that
time , it had boon the intention to hold
their annual meeting here but they
wore mlsied into the belief that Oma
ha had not sufficient hotel accom
modations and therefore wont to St.
Lonli. About thirty members of the
association had arrived last night and
the rest , seventy-five or eighty in all ,
will arrive tble morning , as the first
session was fixed for 10:30 : a. m. to
day , at the Paxton olub room. The
officers of the association are ai fol
lows :
W. J. Littlejohn , president , St. Joseph -
soph , Mo.
H. Clarkson , vice president , To *
peka , Kas.
Alt. Bennett , secretary and treas
urer , Kansas City , Mo. '
Exoontlvn Committee-- A'
Kollar , St. L nis , ! YTo ; J. 0 ScrojRii ,
Kansas City , Mo. ; F. W. Little ,
Ploaeant III ! ) , Mo. ; W. A. Germany ,
Fort Hoots , Km. ; T. Wlsoman , LW-
renee , Kan. ; J. N. Tinkbain. L w-
ronce , Kixn. ; N. S Harding , Nnbroc-
kaOUy. Nab. ; tl E Palmar , Plutto-
mouth , Nub ; H 0 Stuart , Lincoln ,
Neb. ; and the t fliora of the tisaacla-
tlon.
tlon.Tho
The soml annual ineotlngo of the as
loriatiou are held on the 3d Thursday
of March of each year , and the annual
meetings on the 3d Tuesday of Sept
ember of each year , at such place as
the association shall neleoc at its pre
vious mooting. Special meetings may
bo called at the discretion of the exec
utive committee , or upon the mitten
request of any five members.
The sessions will last through to-day
and to morrow and are not public , being
ing an Informal meeting to compare
notes and talk over insurance matters
in general , The association does not
include any life Insurance men.
A Reply.
To the Editor of Tnt Bee :
In yon issue of Saturday last yon
publish an interview between your re
porter and the city engineer , in which
the latter says that he is "informed
that the Fifth ward assessor' * looks art
all muddled up and full of omissions ,
he being rtporitd drunk halftht time , "
Qavlrg A personal Interest In the
matter , I trust I may bo pardoned for
addressing yon , but I wish to say pub-
Holy that the city engineer has cer
tainly been misinformed. For the
past seven year * , during which time I
have boon assessor of the Fifth ward ,
I have ocdoavorod to do my duty
faithfully and conscientiouslyand
have heretofore hoard no complaints
as to the measure in which it has been
performed. Dad my books been "all
muddled up , " the comity ollulals would
Boarcoly have accepted them ao aimer.
As tn the charge of "being cfnint half
the HIM" I would simply state that
daring the tlmo occuplad each year in
making the assessment , I have never
tasted a drop ol Intoxicating liquor ,
which aiaortlon pan bo easily vonfud
by any of my associates or thoao with
whom I have been brought Into bntl-
nota relations. Feeling assured that
yonrsenso cf. justice willlmpol you to
give thia as much publicity OB was
given the charge , I am respectfully
your * , 8 , WIKEFULD ,
Assessor Fifth Ward
OMJUA , March 10 , 1883.
Army Ordora.
Under authority contained In tele
gram os thia dnta from the lieutenant
general cummAndlng thn division , the
iiommiuding i finer of Fort D A.
RuMoll , Wyoming , will send under a
puard consisting of ono non cominis
aloned cflior and private , with all the
papers in his case , to Fort Lyou , Col
orado , Private J , TI Oottrcll , a deserter -
sorter from company F , Ttveuty-oecond
Infantry. On completion of the dutj
assigned It the guard will return to Ite
proper station.
Leave of absence for one month ,
with permission to apply for an PX
toutlon ot fifteen days , la granted 111
LUutonant A. M. Wethcroll , Gh : in <
fantry.
Private Philip OofTenbary , reonlUtec
at Fort D , A. Russell , and Reorull
Charles Hartmann , enlisted at Forl
Douglas , Utah , are aligned as follows
Private Ooffenberg to company F ,
Oth tnfanty.
Recruit Harlman to the Gth in
fantry.
The commanding oiHoer cf company
B , Ninth Infantry , will turn into thi
Cheyenne ordanance depot tweutj
Springfield rlfloi , calibre 45 , rtqnlrlnj
repairs , In exchange for the aame nnm
ber of Springfield rifle * , cajlbw 45
that have boon repaired and ro-
browned.
Oftlcial notification having been re-
colvfd from the headquarters of the
army , of the following promotions ,
viz :
FJrat Llpiitonunt William I .Root ) ,
Seventh Infantry , ( Oomptuy II ) to bo
oaptlnn , ( oomp oy E ) vloo Oliiibid ,
doocased ; Second Lieutenant Francis
Woodbrtdgo , Seventh Infantry , ftjora-
piny A ) to bo Grot lieutenant , ( corn-
puny II , ) vice Reed , promoted , these
officers will rejoin their respective
companies.
The following named men enlisted
at Fort Otnuha , Neb , nnd Fort D. A.
Russell , Wyo. , are assigned as fol
lows : Robert Euley and William R
I'ortor , to the Fourth Infantry , John
Feely , to company E Ninth infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel E Uln 0. Mason ,
Fourth infantry , noting r.tuistant in-
noootor general , will proceed to Fort
McKlnney , Wyo. , on public baeinesa ,
and on completion thereof will return
to those hcadquartcro.
In accordance with the decltion of
the secretary of nar , under the terms
of the army appropriation bill ap
proved March 3 , 1883 , the following
are annciunccd as the aides do camp
of the brigadier general commanding.
First Lieutenant Joseph A. Bladon ,
Fourteenth Infantry.
FJrat Lieutenant Gay Howard ,
Twelfth infantry.
G AB. .
The attention of ex soldiers is called
to the fact that not over ono in ten of
them who reside in the state of Neb. ,
are members of the Grand Army of
the Ropublic.
This Is not as it should bo for as
soon as the aims and objcoto of our
order are known , old soldiers having
honorable discharges , seek to join
with us. Instances occur often where
members of the same regiment moot
and know each other within the post
and at our camp firoa , who would
never have each privileges granted
thorn had our order not existed.
I would therefore call on all in our
atato who are eligible for membership
to at once join themselves to a post if
possible. If there is no pout located
near you. and there are twenty ox-
sold lers desiring to organize a now
ono , Bond at once the names to either
E. B. Taylor , chief mustering officer ,
David CityNeb. , or to Mr. R. Rlsdon ,
of Omaha , Nob. , who ia mustering
officer of the district yon reside in ,
and proper papers will bo forwarded
at once. Lot there bo a hearty re
sponse to thin notice all over our state.
Very Respectfully ,
JNO. 0. HONNKLL ,
Commander Dept of Nob. , G , A. R
Omana'd Ex-Marabal.
The Wnco ( Tex 0 Examiner , of
March 15th , saye : "Mr. 0. J. Wester-
dnhl , the geuial manager of the
inger aowlng machine business In this
Ootlon , ler.vea to-day for a flying visit
o Omaha , Neb , , his old home. He
has made a hont of friends la Waco ,
who would bo glad to see him make a
parinanent homo hero. "
Ex-Marshal Westerdahl Is now in
ho city for a few days visiting bin
olka nnd receiving many a hearty
handshake from his old friends hero.
Ho is looking a triQa ruddier
Mid heartier , bat has not
ihangcd in .any ether reepsct.
Ho Is greatly pleased with his SUCCOUR
n the Lone Star State and thinks of
ranaplantlng a few cargoes of horned
rogs to Nebraska to be Implanted in
> or fertile soil. As to his making
Texas his permanent home his frieuds
ioro will object as they look forward
to the return one of those days of a
man who was good oltiziu , a good
ffiolal and a good friend.
Saratoga Notes.
Hon. James H. Kyuer and wlto are
xpootod homo next week.
A good programme ia promised nt
the Eiater consort of the Union Sun
day school next Scmduy evening.
Florist Orelg has been scoured to
decorate the nail. A quartette of the
Y. M. 0. A. la expected , besides other
attractions.
Mr , Samuel Avery , our euccetafal
small fruit gardener , returns thia
week from Illinois , bin old home , to
commence operations on his Saratoga
farm.
farm.Mr. . Goo. MaKonzlo , jr. , has secured
from the county conAnbHH rj a contract
'
tract to grade Girdold av'enap , onat
from the sohool bouse , for a distance
of about ono-etxteonth cf a mile.
The regular meeting of the Lyceum
Saturday was quite interesting , in
cluding declamations by P S , White
and Louis Bailey , duets by Misses
Itaatln and Smith and Mrs. Frank
Smith. The soclotyjnpor , ' The Re-
doctor , " by thondltrespMra. Mbauey ,
was ono rf the best of the season
The debate , cr the qutatlon , "Ra
aolvod , that rnoro knowledge cm be
obtained by traveling than by read-
log , " called forth moro than the naual
amount of ol' qiicnoe.
The cloting meeting , March 31 , foi
which preparations are already iu
progress , promises to bo of moro than
manil Interest. OPCKOO.
A SIXTEEN m "STREET- BOOM ,
for several days the sound of tbe
hammer and thi < click of masons' tooli
has been heard ul the corner of IC:1 :
and Ohloaco , and pedestrians have
wondered what clungo waa to take
place on the thoroughfare. Meeting
Mr. E , D , Meadimbor , formerly of
the firm of Meadlmber & Dly , the
problem waa solvd a now carrlagt
factory , floating tiO feet on 10th , nurj
CIS feet on Chicago , with all the appll
aucaa for n fuss-clais manufactory anc
now machinery In every departmenl
nhoro rcqulrnd , and each and evorj
department habited with firat-olatt
workmen , under the supervision ol
th t well known veteran , E , D
Moidlmbor. Bat faw patrons under
atand the minute details connected
with the business , but a positive fiol
ia necessary. Good atock , firat-clasi
workmen In all the branches , wll
bring customers that appreciate hones
work ; and Mr. Meadlmber propoaei
to make hie factory aocond to none h
the atate. All the bteat atylea of oar
rlages , baggies , phaetona , road am
aprlng wagons , will be constantly ii
stock , or In the courae of manufao
taring , while repairing la all . It
branche * will not be neglected ; and a
a boom of this kind IB a beneficial oni
Tux Bm hastens to notice It
ARTISTIC SKILL
Which Will Make ; i Paradise of
Homos ,
A Young Firm With Large
Experience and Lots of
Taste to Beautify Our
burroundinyu.
Bat a few months ago Wm , Morgoll
and H. Roaerzelg , both very well
known artlata in our city , united and
agreed to conduct a joint bmtnoas oa
painters and decorators. At the time
of their union both gentlemen were
connected with two if the beat known
honaca in this city. Both bolrg young
and with long experience at the paint
and braah , they formed a partnership
which for combined artistic nkill and
fine taato can hardly bo exoalled west
of the Mlecouti.
Since thia the firm has optnod afiuo
store at Ni > 1411 Djnglas atreot , with
a now , elegant and complete supply of
wall paper , window shades , etc.
In addition both Messrs. Morgoll
and'Roaenzwolg are expartaltjn writers
and decorators and will make special
ty of decorating public and private
balldingu in fine combinations of colors
and designs. In addition to this priv
ate homes will bo decorated with
mantle effects of every design , and
with skill and taste Special attention
is called to their now and elegant
variety of the latest designs of wall
papar and window shades , which will
bo offered at remarkable close figures.
The new firm being composed of two
of the boat mechanics in thia city , we
hope will receive a share of the public
patronage , as wo know that all that
akill can accomplish the firm possesses ,
and up to this date they hava shown
that they deserve public confidence.
The readora of THE BEK who deaire
to decorate and beautify their home *
will do well to call upon the new firm.
Parties from the country can bo sup
plied with samples of their fine wall
papers on application.
Trlobltne P < "t the Doliglittd
palate , HUB FUSCH diffuses an ecstatic
glow through the s vatem. Punchcabrewed
at request are far behind it.
First Ward.
Republicans of the First ward :
There will bo a meeting at Metz hall
Wednesday evening , March 21 , at 7:30 :
p. m. All voters of the First ward
are requested to attend. By request
of chairman of ward committee.
F. F. LKVICKENBY.
ASK your druggist for Redding'
Salve. Keep it iu the house in case of acci
dents. Price 25c.
PERSONAL.
Frank Carrnth , Plattstonuth ; P. 0
Watonrmn , A hlanJ ; A. E. Pinkney and
W. L lrd , Hayings ; J , D. Under-
wood , Lincoln ; James M. Ballontine , Sid-
oy ; H. J. Le , Fremont ; J , M. Hedpe ,
Clear Creek ; N. J. Harding and Wm.
ultoD , Nebraska City , were among the
tfebraskans at the Paxton yesterday.
J. K. Keithby , of Weeping Water ; J.
. Gcndmnn , lekamah ; J. D. Grans ,
Hastings ; W. J. Spencer , Red Cloud ; A ,
Southwortli , Red Wing ; Jul. Adihnler
Blair , and J. Y. Smith , of North Bend ,
re among the Nebraska people at the
Metropolitan.
A , E. McGregor , brother of Mr , Dolph
McGregor , of theU. P. headquarters , nr-
ived from the east yesterday and will
; akn a position ID the popular drug house
) f Norm in A. Kuhn , on Fifteenth and
Douglas street ? .
L. L. Biggins , Kjq. , general agent of
he Washington Life Insurance company ,
if New York , for Kansas and Nebraska ,
t in the city to start th.9 woik actively in
, bls state. Hid headquarter * are at the
Pax ton.
O , M.Otutenu , Lit coin ; Wm. Emal ,
Beatrice ; Gibbon and O. M. Straight ,
PlatUmoutb , are gueitsof the Mlllard.
Wait M. Seeljr , of BennUt and Wm ,
Soderstrnm , of Lincoln , were at the Mil-
ard yeiterday.
John Sparkf , of Cheyenne and Thomai
Sparks , of Idaho , were at the Paxton yes <
terday.
H. G. Rockfelloir , manager of the depot
e tlng house ut Cheyeune , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.H.
H. T. Clarke and wife , of Bellevue ,
were at the Paxton yesterday.
M. M. Hope well and wife , of TeVaimb
are at the Mlllard.
Wm. Mcllvilne , of Deuver , was it
town ye t < relay.
Charles A. Schoabel , of Boiie City
Idaho , itat the Metropolitan.
J. R. Watts , of Ashland , wai in tbi
city yesterday.
Cullender's Minstrels registered at thi
Metropolitan.
Mrs. F. M. Phillips , of Chajenne , Is al
the Mlllard.
D. A , Rice and wife , cf Denver , are t.
the Paxton.
H in. A. S. Paddock , of Beatrice , Is a
the Mlllard.
K , F. Phelps , of Fort Djdgo , is t tbi
Paxton.
J. B. Lorier , of Central City , it at th
Millard.
C. S. Pater , of Butte City , is at th
Millard.
H , L. Salisbury , of Denver , is the Metro
polltan ,
P. P. Shelby left for Chicago yesterday
D. Hurley is in from Denver.
E. A Rlchardion , of Clarks , is at th
Millard ,
Gen. Geo. S. Smith , cf Plattstncutb , I
in town.
U. S. Marshal Bierbower went down t
Lincoln yesterday.
Dan. Hopkins and F. B. Smith , of Ceo
tral City , were at the Mliltrd yestei
day.
day.B.
B. W , Brings and wife and Bennie 8
BrigRB , of South Bend , were at the Millar
yeeterdkyday.
COM. Demary , of West Point , b in th
city , en route to Lincoln. Charley woul
tke the whole bakery.
Fred J , Evans , traveling ; a | at for th
American Refrigerating Tr n portalloti
Company tf Ch'e go , Is in Hie city. His
friends welcome hi.ii.
Mlsi J.nle PanlerRBst , thn pretty and
occompilshed niece of Mis. S. N. Moallo
of thl ) city , has arrived from her home in
Rjckford , Illj. , on A visit.
Frank Anderson , of Strotmberg , Nch ,
Is In the city purchasing nU fpriog stock.
Ilelanllvo man , and judging lioai the
amount of goods he buys ha must do a
Rood business ,
Mr. W. E Smith , who has represented
the advertising d p > rtment tf THE BEB
fjr the past month , in now a flxtuio with
the Allen Printing company us solicitor iti
their different branched , and THR BEE
wishes Mr. Smith success in bis nenr de
parture , as he is entitled to business fuvois
from whom ho may represent.
OTSPEO IL t vil I ( H1IV.ELY not beln
sorted unless paid In advance.
10 LOAM-.MOMKY
OS'EY TO LOAN At 8 per cent ShrUcr's
M U al KsUi. ) nd Loan Agency , opl > o lto
MMONEY 767-tf
TO I AN Call ut Law office ol D. L.
MONEY room BCrelghton Illock.
LOANU'J-Onihattol ' mortKajtc.room
MONSV Block , oar. JBlh and Kuru m.
421-aprlS )
ONEY TO LOAN-On ChaMofMoHK | C .
M E. M.BAU'LUT ,
D5 2'3 Hthfitnit
\\7ANTUD-JIanana wile to work D J.
VV Smlt , Gardener , t > oiti Sherma i Ave
4S5-22'.SIat20-1t
- ( > i fireo eral housework. In-
WANTKD-(31 - m , Hlfh S'Jiool. 48221 }
WAN'IKD To buy tvo city reslJoncs lots ,
4HlU''etr it. J417-205
' Rood g'rl for general houseaork
WANTKO to Fcaron ,1 Cole , U21JFaruam St.
476-20 }
/ NT u _ < ; lrl io work In Ccndynctoiy <
WNT cf ttadcCnfectlo cr , Opera House
Block. 471-191
ANTEO-SowlDK girl Apply M Corbett
W ll)158t ) Mary'a aycnuo. ' 470 19
A Good nurscelrl wanted Immedlae1y t north
J\ . west coiner Ham Uon and Pier street Shlnn's
Addition. 474-199
WANTED Good canlaKO smith , Olbson and
( inlth corner 12tu and Howara ota B4-liL *
NAWWaoted n ( flrl to attend a cigar
PERS
Btotc , Address Mrs. Dupont care of lite
oifee. 470-21 }
WANTKD A plrl f r gonertl ho'sewotk Oer-
roan oi awtde , preferred. Appl } at 1613
DodjeSi. 43-195
A flr t tl i3 barber. / pply to P.
WANTED , y.Co'r.cl Rluffd
m9-niic3t [
ITTANTKD-i-Oood girl for general housework.
YY Apply 217 N. Ibth street , ujtairs. . 418-10
WANTED A good tailors on cux'omp'nta
App y 1220 . a i am street , near 13h S ) .
858.195
. A LABORERS WANTED.
JUW4.JOJ II. MANNWEILLKR , llthSt ,
rANTKD A RO'd girl. H. JIANNWEIL-
LEH , llth street , near Ftrniin. 465-10 }
ITTANTED Tnrea gsoJ harness miners , gocd
YV wages to steady men. Address E.tiche ,
ITork Neb. 439-29
VX / ANTE 9 A good competent girl anil ono
V > thatljBRfod cojk Inquire atlltO Dodge
t. be'ttcen 17th and 18th St. 435-19 $
\TTANTED-A girl for general hou'ework.
VV Strall family. Apply at oneNo. . 214 S.
3th street. 410-22
WANTKD Employment by a man cook ,
wiu d not object to take a tlUa ion nut
f Omaha , teed references. , Ad Jross K. 420-20 *
WANTED & few Udics and gentlemen as
ngetiti for ( he bUgest paying buslne's tn
Amcrlci. Room 3,1308 JTarnam St
Men and women to start a new
WANTED
busluow at their own home ; no peddling ;
* JOc an hour made ; send lOc ( or samples and In
trusions Addrax
133-lmeoH MASOV & CO. , Mon'pelfer. V >
Ml8jt.L.wMr < E J
VX7 ANTED A few Udlrs and Oent'otnei tl
VV karn book-keeping. Situation furnished
ill Irora 1 tj 4 at 1210 Harney tit. J. B bmltb
47 < 201
WANTED , TO RENT By gentleman am
wlte mi childr n , 10 or t rea fufnUbec
r urfarnliicd loommlaMe for llgnt bouee
eeplag. Addrem F. Bee office. 4M-198
w ANTED A few boaiders and roomer' a
1010 Dacnport St 425-211
AQPN Y Wanted by a s OQcg and enterpils
Ing attoroey , with office Iu centre of loan
a , d-on ground floor. Omaha firms that want a
Council B uQs representative should address
JOHNDOE,71'eirlSt.
ANTED-tCO privy vaults , sink ! and co-
W pool' to clem wth sanltart cle&nnr. Satis
"action guaranteed. J. M. BJ11TU.
210-ltuf Lock Box 422 , Omaha.
tl rt NV _ OU8EII AND LAND
O LtTOnn lire riom , with or wlrhou
tiotrd. 1808 California trect. 45l-tpl7
[ 7OI { 1U.NT N c , coal new cotlaie. Slz ttj
t1 full 1 t , 913 per month , h L. TUOtt.S
4CO 22
EOR REST One or two plea < ant ( urnUhi
rcoLSon the Drmn'floi , wUMi a bu k o
street nais. Apply at 210J Iljrno } St. 45.-2
10R BENT Uisk room , freezer Dlock , rooc
1 MO. 1
453-o
rpO LOT A n'ce * urnl h d or unfurnlshe
I room , with or without board , 1816 Dodge St
bet. 17tr an i 18lh. 4 1-2
OR REVr To xtory hoass of five rooms
U'25 Sherman > caui , two bl cks lorth o
138-194
JIOK UKNT Nlcily lurulshed room. Apol
! "A. T. " Ilee ofllce. 430UJ '
FOR RXNT T o furnish d rooms tor Ugh
h uie keeping , alaa piano now at Y. K. C
A. rooms. Imuiro | t 24i3 Darenport St.
44 i2
EORl'ENV Two largo roomi on flrit flee
ona futiUhrxl. N. * V. cor. 22d and Wet
ster. 445-19 >
FOR RENT Cottage KX rooms B'2 , N. 24t
bt J18.00 a montn , Claiktou & Hunt , 213 S
14th St , 41S-20 {
EOR RENT Nice dry basemfnt Bultab e fo
sun 1 family. Inqul c at Edhjlmand Erlcl
T A nl-e furnlthel room en ba'.tt roor
TOL
floor. AIsj hall rooja. 1615 Djdgemreet.
330 20J
PENT P fa anlly 'urnliV-cd roonn , on
EOR
dosr ncrihof Dodc , on 18th St. 393-20
Tf\CIF0 ; IIOfSE FOR RENT-32 r-ome , ci
J. rer Oavetpcrt nd 10th strettts. Apply toC
W. Gray , 111 Twtllth strret. 400 20
T OR RENT To small ( nullS looms en In
JD floor , 2Ut and LaV sticet , two story brl :
3D1-19J
Ti lea e an < l < ht or ten rooi
WANTED with moUtrnconteDlenco ] aod In
good location. Address Jos. Garmcan , Jr. , I'ii
ton Hcuse.
mo RENT Good ccm'ottible biMment rom
I suitable fcr housekeeping. Alao coed barn
Call at northwest cor. 22d and Bart streiti.
372-lm
THOR RENT-Fa tithed loom for two geub
JC 3 blocks from oitofflce. luqalre at Ifil
.r t.
T7IOR BKNT Two new houMt with t room
J ? Dr. qH. Paul. 1M Imp
A R * BK OnANB-FOR RKNT-Th. 2nd rtor
2\ . and bMemul ol building Mo. Ull Ftrn t
rttMl. laquln SB prtmlM * . IM-lm
TTIOR DENT Two double itorw , soltabl * far
1 bcardln ? houie , gr eery , butcher , ir saloon ,
tua'edro as to command ago d firmer trade.
Lqulreof MrA F. Lange , S. W. Cor. )3th and
ack on8t * . SCO-lmt
71OR HKNT 2S housew , 2 to in rooms , at 13 W
1 $25 per month Bhrlvor's Ronl bureau , op-
K | t posi Office. 76r ) tf
BALK Oil RENT A cottiRo of six rooms
wash hou , Kood wr | > , clBt > i > . h tie tren ,
stable , &c , 40 m nulci rMe 'rom Orrahaby U. t.
illcad , Tencseanv. Innulraor ndor
D L. CAKi'ENlKIt , P pll lee , b ,
71011 AI.E NIce.Kr ctiCdlar Ire I >
< nd Ilaoaiilatnut. . < 03-24t
T\OU3\ Ch. ap a house . n
} call al 1903 Cumlnif St. 481-20
,7011 8ALK-Qivit of OIK ifnco oi's. In-
1 quleo Wjudjard , Wcbiter btiectj helwee *
7th and I8th. 450 * 8I
3AUK OK ) iK > T A flra r on h u - ,
' with barn , well and clutern. it t COtlCS ,
rnlv to Sim I U S.oveti53nof on pieral'o * , N\
317 I'l'ice ft o t. 401-23t
TIOR SAIjB-Flfe Joieey Uu'l for public uie.
J W awrdu < thoprnu um nttto Us' Httto
air , ApiU J. TO lor , S5 8 bet. 25tn and I ) ca-
ur , i orih Onjabt. 454-23i
\ ItAnEO-'ANCE-K rsiloa- barRiln ,
± \ . ttoik ot Kin < nal nxrcha due wllli an cs-
ablUh'iittaae In ono of the host'owns on the
. A M. rat raid la Nebra < ka Stock will In.
okeabcutSi 600. Addrim lock bx 1404 ,
ouncll Ulull' , IOWB. D'15-lUt
TlOtt SALK Ocner l stock rf incrchnmllie to-
J ( aedln the II url hliir twn of Wyroore ,
eh. BinkrupUtcck. Musi b c'ofcl rut For
irtlcnlns ti quire nf Colby & Hazlett , tleatilce.
. D McCanuttts Wymorr , or . W. Unliiger
mih . Neb. < 04-2J-n&j-wlt
AND HK \tatechinn-board- -
1 Ine house fjtulturo for sale , Midhrusefjr
fit , will ilv4 Ifosc , well tdaptcdforsal < cnln-
ulro at the pi ice 1814 Pierce sirott. O S
3SO-19t
ji SALE-Ono horse , tingle wagon and har
jiJ no s. 1 Cooper wa on.
CHARLTON BRrS ,
317-tf 301 N. 15th et.
FORREST Apply at oncfl.
BRICKYARD needed to run U Ou hand.
upcrlor clay. Also house on yard If wanted.
OUENZtl IMUIILK , Yard Uthttreet 2 blocks
outh of Bellcrue road. 280 lei )
SALK. OR RENT My 2 etory br'ck resl-
J donco on lothstieet and tt. Mart's atenuo
or sale , S7 000 Snull payment down , ba'ance
to 6 yean time. Lot 60i200 feet. Elegant
ouse , very cm venlent. Will rent It to > ery
oed parties for $65 per month Call at nnce al
M. tOVI'H ,
294-Aprll 1 Cor. 12th and Farnam St.
EMIS'New Uap of Omaha , lust completed and
ready for delhery at $8 each. Is 4 feet wide
g. Largest and most complete map
er published. Official map ot th
lumn.
710R SALE IIcuso with 6 rcoms a d 2 lots
J ( each GCx 132) ) In south Omaha , for $1,000 , on
asy terms. UlU ak > torn on p rc inynent ,
nqulre at 6118 18th street. 24J-lai {
FOR SALE CHEAP Choice unimproved bus-
Inrsi lots on Farnatn flarrey , Dnuiclrs ,
and Diidge ( tree's. ' D Via8NYDEK ,
Real Est te Agfnts ,
110-eod-tf 1505 Farnara St
110eodtfHURSE8
HURSE8 FOR SftLK.
SEALED Propo < a < s will be rccehed by tb
rammttteo on Ft e at th Clfcv Ci < rk ) office , until
2 o- lock 11 1 burs Jay , UarchlStb , 1683 , for the
> urchase of
One Da k Pay Uorse
Oi e IVack llor e.
Saldhorj-Bttri row Inthe use of the fire d -
urtintnt , tndcan be seen at ttiglne IIous , Mo.
'hree-
The committee reserves the right to reject any
ndoll bids.
jn2 86 J. J. L. C. JEWETT , City Clerk. _
Bargains in Real Estate ,
House and halt lot , pi < d Icca ton , 31,200.
House and half lot , neir at. Marj's avenue
1,601.
' ' < ttage and Corner lot rn Doilpo street , t3AOO
New Uctt Keln E. V. Smith's add tlon , $2.000.
Co'.tagoanu 'ull int on 19th btreet , near Loo-
'enwoith strtct , ? 2COO.
41 loot froaiageoa Farnam street , Improved ,
$20 0:0. :
Corner lot on Dougl 9 street , $7 600. Bargain
liu Incss lot on Dcuglts .trect , 5 ,000.
100 foot fronton Dodge stieit. Hcsldenco In
vestment , $1,350.
McUAQUE ,
SOTtf- Opposite Poatofflce.
TTIOR dALE A flrat clasa eecond hand phaetoti-
C Call at 1319 Parney St 8 7-
T7IOU SALE Pockets maps of Nebraska VOo
C each. For bargains In tin aha City Improved
and unimproved property , call on Wm. F , Bbrl-
ver , r.eM Estate Agent , opposite poetoffico.
7C9f
> OARD I hrkptnd cool- Very desirable 'o-
) cit on , 1615 Howard -trctt. 477-201
T AUIEJ Wlshlnjf a quiet home during c
lj flntnient may addreus J. 11. Bee olllce , ccn-
1 ential 412211
I ENLEY ROLT.KR SKATES Now is ycur
linnet biij a palrof Uerlcj tullerSKktei.
iVe * a\e flfiy p lr * > tid will iclithea at cart , at
B tiger Michlne office , Uo ( ( Us , mar 1 th s reel.
470-2 i
I AAA B JNU8 Th above mount wl I M
I U"U given to any re ponslb'e parly who
will hul'd aitaam flounnn ; mill at AT c % . Net.
AddreiMO. Ttflt , A > oca , Neb 402 20-wlt j
WILL take ch'Idrcn of ny age give them a
mothers care for a liberal compensation.
Address Y. 2. Dee office 368-lmo *
LADIES winning a qulerlacoduilng confine
ment , with nurse will address W , B. Re *
office. 369-lmoJ
TO EXCHANGK for cltv prrperty in Oaaha ,
ten tliat-c'an ' Improved faimi A'BO 1600
head o shoip f > r sale Correspond nl.hN. C.
i hr etlatu n , btcramento , Neb. m-0-lm
INDUCEMENTS Otteredfor a coun-
SPECIAL
tiy store aA Ollmore , barpy countv , Neb.
Appl ) to O. Frost , there. 195-lmf
MAO 8TEU OF PALMYSTERY AND OOND'
TUiNALIST , 408 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Ilarney. Will , with i he aid ot guardian
splrltfl , obtain for any one a glance of the past
and present , and on certain conditions in tbe fa-
ture. Boots and Sboea made to order. Ptifect
latlnfactlon iruaranUwd.
HF.AT AND MOI1TTDB- E8
SENOV OF J.1TE- III" TRUISM IS EAS-
IIYPROVBN BV TAKINC A TE-SPOUNFUL
OFTiKRA" T'HfEI/lZERAPER
IENT IN A GH.SS OFHf > T WATER HALF
AN IIHJR BEFORE BREAKFAST , FOR 1N-
DIGEbTION. I YSPEPSIA.C R CO SII1 > ATK
UA T. NOTHING IS BETTER.
WL
*
! r
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
! . ? " " . " ! * ' - A marvel of purlt ,
strength and wholeeomenesa. Mora economical
thin th orplnary k'nds. and canaot b sold ID
oompeatlon with the multitude ol low tot ihort
weight , alum or pb * phaU powder Sold onlr In
cans. Bom Biui Powssa Co. , W ll t , J
Hew Tork. .