THE UAlLY BEE : WEDNESDAY MARGtf 21
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morning , March 21.
Weather Report
( The following observations wore taken
at the same moment of time at the stations
mentioned. )
WAR Dnr'r U. 8 Sumt. SBKTICH. )
OVAIU , I rch20 , ( Il5p. mf )
Pernonal flotloc
If this ccmoj to the notice of J. A.
Campbell , now traveling In Western
Iowa , ho is hereby requested to re
port In person at this cilice at once
on a matter of importance.
A. II. SouEii
Business Manager OMAHA BKK.
LOOAIi
The enow storm brouKht a moro en
durable temper Jlure.
Candy factory and fruit store for sale.
Inquire , 1018 Donel&B , up-stalrn.
The snow which covered the ground
jeiterday U rai.ldly disappearing ,
A. F. Hrlgirs , of the U. P. local frolRht
department , is rejoicing In the arrival ot
a ten pound boy.
The "Voices Family" passed through
Omaha Monday to play a four week's
engagement In San Francisco.
den. Howard lectured last evening at
AihUnd , under the auspices of the G. A.
K. , upon "The Battle of Gettysburg. "
Mr. Howard Kennedy will put up a
large and handsome residence this spring ,
The plans are in tbo hand * of contractor ! .
OhM. Stevenson , who assaulted Spe
cial OQlcer O. Grady , WM held In the sum
of $500 bail for an appearance on Satur
day.
A telegram received at Bradstreets
slates that Jatnoa M , Btrlcklor has
beeh appointed receiver of the Exchange
bank of Denver.
The Insuianco men do not hold night
sessions "Wo are not the kind of halr >
jinn to overwork oiiraslves1 was tbo way
one of < hem put it.
Special communication of Covert
Lodge No 111 , A K. end A. M. , thli
( Wednesday ) evening for work In thi
/ first degree. By uuler W. M.
Deputy Sheriff Crowell wont out to
Florence Monday , nnd citno back with
moro prisoners , making seven In all , fo
cutting timber on Mr , Parker's land ,
Most Elegant Easter Cards ntlloupo's ,
The lovers ot artistic selections know
where to i < c > ! They neil rapidly , BO conn
early , at lloi o't Art Gallery.
The Urge body of Insurance men
no where take the cikofor stalwart appear-
* nce and general well-to-do aspect. They
rank at least next to the railroad conduct
on In that ie > pect.
A north Omaha blacksmith named
Elliott IIM left for parts unknown , hli
landlady and grocerymtn being the chic
mourners. Elliott's wife and family nn
uppoied to have followed him.
A childless married couple of Oak
dale , Neb. , desire to adoptastout , health ;
girl , ten or twelve years , old. Any perso
knowing of such a chll J , who U In need o
* > good home , to requested to address K , 1'
McCormtok , OakdtJe , Neb ,
The IU. Rev. Ulshop Clarkson wl !
make his annual visitation to St. Philip
chapel on Wednesday evening , March the
21 , and administer the rite of confirma
tion , service beginning at 7:39 : p , m , W.
A , Green , pastor.
Under the new registration laws the
residence of each voter mutt bo placed on
the list , and the power given to the regis
trar to put down the names cf such as bo
knows to be voters In his ward will nut
help out very many who do net nt'.ond to
registration in person.
" Hollow " home of
"Hppr , the cosy
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. U. Patrick , was the
scene of pleasant affair Monday n
largo number of their friends assembling
to aid in the celebration of their silver
wedding nnnlvdrmy. Congratulations
s were warm nu 1 hearty.
Bishop Tuoaiaa liuiman , of the Kvau.
gellcal Mstclatloii , will preach at thu
Emanual'a church en Dod o , between
Twelfth and Thirteenth ttceets , on the
2Gtb of March , 7:30 a , m. , In Gormiu
language , and all German friends are re-
upectfully invited to attend ,
In'Judga Beneke'a court yesterday one
man wa seat to j ll for Intoxication and
James Kflley , a auspicious character , was
held for further examination. Three pros
titutes were fined $5 and costs each and
two of their mile patron ? (1 ° and costa
eicb for being Inmates of a disorderly
houie.
The performanoa Riven by Gallendor'a
Consolidated Minstreli Monday was tbo
rmat perfect of the kind ever given la this
city. The crowded house which greeted
the company went home with sides aching
from laughter and voted all other minstrel
troupes who htvo visited BB nowhere com.
pared with thli.
The teamsters will hold their ar
meeting at Tlvoll ball Wednesday , ch
21st. Uy order of M. Murphy , Secy ,
The examinations of the medical col
lege are over , and were very aatUfactorj
to the faculty. The 28th is the date ol
their commencement.
The worklngmoa's central committee
met Monday and transacted contlilerabli )
Important business. The workinguien arc
requested to elect de'egatea subject to the
call of the convention ,
la ljyd' opera houie to-night Dr ,
II. W. Thomai , of Chicago , lectnrei on
"Doubt" Fair divine i have achieved so
great a reputation for liberal thought and
convincing oratory. The number of teaU
oil and reserved giro Indication that hU
reputation M a speaker , If ot
with his coune M nchurc'im n , will Mure
him a full bouse ,
Edl G lllR n , who < xi recently n-
Unced to thlrtr d y In the county Jill
on br d nnd water but waa at hi * own
request allowed to leave town on condition
that he could not return during 1883 , did
not keep bin part of the bargain , an > < bclni ?
found here ycstcrd y WAS sent up URaln to
lorveout hit time.
The March tnoon fulls on the 23d nt
1:20 : o'clock In the afternoon. The full
March moon plays an Important part in
the affairs of men , For , as the falls three
days after the vernal equinox , she dolor-
mine * , In accordance with the law , that
Kaater shall fall on the following Sunday ,
the 2.1th , and Kinter In turn determines
the other movable feaatu and fasts of the
church. The short tlrao intervening be
tween the vernal equinox and the full of
the moon brings Kaator this joir within
three days ol the curliest date tlio fettlvnl
can occur , In 1818 Kaetor fell on the 22J
of March , the earliest date possible , Such
will not be the case again In this or the
following century ,
ONLY THREE YEARS AGO
A Chapter from Dr. GuehlnR's Letter
BOOK.
The following chapter from the letter -
tor book of Dr. Gashing , chief mana
ger of the Holly Kwlndlo , will bo road
with Interest by Douglas county dem
ocrats , who arc grlovod and distressed
over Dr , Miller's peremptory with
drawal from politici und his early re
tirement from the editorship of the
Herald :
OMAHA , April 1st.
Holly Manufacturing Co. Ocntlemon ;
Mr , Oowoll arrived this morning ,
and Is busy preparing to lay pipo.
Shall got oar advertisements In the
papers to-morrow , and commence
work Saturday or Monday , lour let
ters received , also Mr. Prltchott's ,
which I have road. Ho Is at Colum
bus attending the stnto convention
also Dr. Miller. They will return this
p. m. 4 o'clock. At 7 wo are to have
a caucus of Miller , Pritohel ) , Shelby ,
Hascull and myself. Everything
looks well for carrying the primaries ,
both republican and democratic ,
Another car of plpo and specials have
arrived today. As Mr. Prltchott Is
oat of town , Mr. Co well's case will
como off to-morrow. Jadgo Hawos
will dismiss It under ordinance 409 ,
and docldo that wo have a right to lay
plpo in the streets of Omaha. * * *
Roopectfnlly ,
JAMEH T. CnsiiiNO.
April 2d , . 1880.
The Holly Manufacturing Co. :
GENTLEMEN I have received your
letter of the 30th and have not much
to write except surmise. As things
look I fear wo shall bo compelled to
drop Hascall , and am of opinion wo
shall lot Barney go , as we have a bet
tor and moro reliable man in his plsco
at loss coat. Miller came homo from
the state convention were out and
completely demoralized. Ho was
elected delegate but seems to bo afrr.id
to make the waterworko fight. Rich
ardson , his partner , says ho will bo all
right by to-morrow. * * * Wo
must help Redman through in the
Sixth and have a chance to boatDodgo.
The "U. P. " and smoltlrg works are
with us in the fight. Will tolegrapl :
you night dispatch result of demo
oratio primaries , and will write you
to-morrow any now thing that may
transpire , Bank baluuo" , $007 9 > " >
cash on hand , $150 10 th ! : date.
'Respectfully.
JAMES T. GUSHING ,
April 3 J , 1880.
To the Holy Uanufa , turlngCompany :
GENTLEMAN : The democratic pri
maries made nominations last night.
Slavon In the First word ; Hartman In
Second. Ho will not run , so that
loaves Hasoall , with a little aid , snro
of his election. Third ward , Blackman -
man , who is the smelting works man
and waterworks , and Barney , who has
an irregular nomination , but will win.
Fourth ward , Richards. Wo think ho
is water works , but shall bo assured of
him before wo assist him , and being
made sure wo can elect him. Fifth ,
Dodge , of whom there is no hope.
Sixth , J. E Boyd , strong anti. Boyd
wo can boat with Redman , and must
Jo to if wo hope to win at all. The
republican primaries meet at 5 thla
evening , and will nominate Uascall In
the Second. The fiuht Is very bitter
and acrimonious. Wo nro nominally
keeplnsr out of U ; reilly in itdtfp.
Dr. Mlllor tind to partyj
rJokg all ho daro. * * * The
will bo In the Sixth and Fourth.
Pcitchott IB mnurging the whole bus- !
nosK end I am keeping out of Bight. *
* * After the republican primaries
are over , Shelby , PrltchoU , Hascall
nnd myeolf will docldo what wo will
do nnd ho T to < ] o h. Shall conduct
this cimpahju with an little money aa
p0 ible > , but It wi 1 b i from the na
ture of the eaao quite expensive. *
* * Respfclfu'ly ,
JAMEH T , CUHHINQ.
Notification to WorklngmeD.
Every trade organization and ovorj
unorganized element of labor are here
by notified to elect live delegates tc
toh
represent them in convention , whiob
will bo called in the near future by the
workiugmon'd central commlttooe , tc
pl&oo In nomination candidates foi
mayor , city treasurer , city c ( utioll , eto.
Notification aa to when the conven
tion xlll bo hold will be published nIn
duo tlmo over the signatures of the
chairman nud ecoiotary of 'the control
committed.
FOR SALE.
. A now eldo-bar , end aprlng top bug
gy , made by Snyder and took firal
prize at the Etnto fair last fall ; nevci
used and will bo nold low. Apply al
Wooleru NowBpjper Union , cor. 12th
and Douglas st. ( eb28ai&otf
Wo hvo In tranolt a choice stock ol
Top or Button , Yellow Bottom and
White Bottom Onion Sots , which rent
will sell at eastern prices. Shipment
will arrive Saturday. Wo ore readj
for your order.
m20-me 2t itMiu.4up &
COOPER WAGONS
have arrived. Practical experience
demonstrates and proves them tht
cheapest In the market for rea
eorvloo. ' For Bale at
F. D. COOPER & Go's ,
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Appointment if Judges and
Olerks of Election ,
Thn Bolt Road Ordinance
Signed , Sealed and
Accepted.
AIargo Quantity of Rcutlnn Unit-
neil Disposed Of.
At the regular mooting of the city
council last evening there were pres
ent : Messrs. Baker , Bohm , Oorby ,
Dellono , Dnnham , Loodor , McGuokln ,
O'Kcefe , Thrano and President pro
torn Kanfmann.
The journals of the preceding meetIngs -
Ings were road and approved.
rETlTIONS ANDCOMMONIOATION8.
From the Mayor : Approving cer
tain ordinances Including that for the
Woodman oil worko traok. Filed , I
From the Mayor : Nominating the
following judges and clerks of election :
FIRST WARD.
Judges M. Sproul nnd Albert and
D. Oogan.
Clorki laaao Rubin and Thoa. 0.
Polio.
HECOND WARD ,
Judges B. II. BafTelt , James R.
Sluicral and Jos , Rosonatein ,
Olorko John Mahoney , Thomas J.
Filzraorrla.
THIRD WARD
Judges John H. Sahlor , David F ,
Baron and Ed Oook.
Olorka-Paul Stein and Matt Hoe
ver.
FOURTH WARD ,
Judges J , 8. Wright , John Land-
berg and Gostav Anderson.
Ulorkn 0. Walstrom and Jerome
0. Ponzel.
FIFTH WARD.
Judges J. B. Rockenfiold. Brice
Yiora and Fred Strootz.
Clerks Ezra Shaw nnd Goo. W.
Hnmo.
SIXTH WARD.
Judges Aaron Hooll , E. V. Smith
andL. F. Maglnn.
Olorkn W. A. Smith and Doe
Jones. Oonfirmed.
From the Union Pacific railway
company accepting the conditions of
ordinance No. 573 , granting permis
sion to any railway company for the
construction of a track to the Wood
man Linseed Oil works , Filed ,
From Wm. Norlander and others ,
property holders on Walnnt atroot ,
asking that certain obstruotlona on
said street , between Third nnd Fourth
Btroota bo removed. The marshal or
dered to remove the obstructions com
plained of.
The application and bond of W. G.
MoLood & Co. , for liaoueo aa drain
Inyora was referred.
The petition of Gco. 0. Hobble and
othcra to grndo alley in block 203i
without oxpmiBo to the city and under
the Buparvislon of the city engineer
was referred.
From property OTrnorn on Izirc
street asking pormleslon to grade for
sldowalks was referred ,
A number of bills were road and ro
forrod.
The report of the city engineer h
regard to the grading of Sixteenth
street and Sherman avonno aa far
north as Elm rtrcot , with certain ro
oommondatloiiB waa filed ,
RESOLUTIONS.
That the city ooancll would here
after make no allowance of pay to a
policeman who failed to pay his debts
contracted during the month , LIB
for want of signature.
By Oorby : Instructing thn city on
glnoor to sot grade stakes on Farnam
street between Sixteenth and Nine
tooenih. Adopted.
By McGuokln : To repair side walk
oa all lots on west aide of Eleventh
street between Donglaa and Daven
port within fifteen days , Adopted and
referred to the board of public works
By Oorby : To repair several side
walks. Adopted.
By Bohm : To appoint a committe
of three to confer with the count ;
commissioners in regard to having th'
city prisoners work on the streets a
needed , llsforred to the judiciary
committed ,
By McGucktn : To appropriate ? 20 (
from the prlco received for the pes
house grounds to employ a compoten
person to furnish the city council wltl
a complete list of the property owno
- by the city , and for the president t
appoint a committee cf three to take
charge of the matter and recommend a
suitable person to do the work.
Mr. Dunham wanted the resolution
to < mor nn abstract of all th
properly owuud by the city nine
1859
1859Mr.
Mr. Bohm wanted the abstract t
go back to 1850.
Mr , Dunham's amendment wn
adopted and McGuokln , Bohm ant
Dunham appointed as such com
mlttoe.
By Dunham : Granting the use c
the council chamber to any politics
party for meetings between now ant
h April 3 upon application to the clt
marshal by 4 o'clock p. m.
By Biker : To allow John Eikan
to rtmovo dirt from Montana etrte
. to make It pasjabln. Adopted.
- By McGuoklu ; Instructing the
str ot commissioner to see that a
dirty alloys are Immediately cleanet
Adopted.
By Thranc : Inntruotlng the clt
engineer to report all aldonalkn ncoc
ing construction or repair In the BOO
- end ward , Adopted ,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
On judiciary : In regard to the con
Btttutlonallty of the "vUduofblll , an
transmitting the opinion of the cit
attorney.
On judiciary : Instructing the clt
treasurer to reduce the asireament o
personal property of Charles I ]
Sampson , Adopted.
On streets and grade * : Reoom
mending that a contract bo made nit
the county commissioners for the removal
moval of the Sixteenth street brldg
and grading. Adopted.
ORDINANCES
An ordinance approving the renal *
lions at the board of public work * in
relation to exovavatlon and ro lillln
of treuches la the streets and alleys c
the city of Omaha wu read twloo an <
f < rrod with urdors to bare the or-
Ininco printed.
Tha couacil then adjourned for two
A Pnrtlng Trlbuto.
The following rosolationn wore
ustd by the congregation of tie
hrlatian church upon the dopartnro
f their late pastor , Ilev. J. W. In >
ram.
ram.WiiEitKAS , Oar cstoomrd brother ,
W. Ingram , of the Ohristian chnrch
f Omaha , has ncoeptud a oa'l ' from
10 Church of Ohtiit , of Sin Joae ,
alitornla , and In accepting said call
as Boverod our rotation as pastor and
ooplo In thla chnrch , nnd will soon ro'
novo from our rulddt , to the regret ol
II ; therefore , bo It
ABSOLVED , That wo , the members
f this congregation , unlto In oiprcfla-
ng to him our heartfelt thanks for
10 Dvo years ( f his ministry with us
n the upbuilding of tie cause of the
Vlantfr.
RESOLTED , That wo , as a church , us
Sabbath school , and DB friends , ex-
rtB3 our appreciation of his
Christian grace' , hU profound faith
is steadfast hope , his congenial and
hcorful disposition and hli brotherly
eve ,
RESOLVED , That wo express our
enrtfolt gratitude to him as bcirtc In-
trumcntnl in erecting a handsome
nd comfortable chapel.
RESOLVED , That wo express our
clnd wishes to his family , who have
creatlr aided no in all our efforts of
Christian work , and that many thanks
ro duo the dangthors for their kind
assistance , both in the church and In
ho Sunday echool ,
RESOLVED , Th t wo recommend
Bro. Ingram to the congregation to
which he is eon to mintitor aa one
worthy of their fall confidence , and
wherever the calls of duty load him ,
ar fervent prayers attend him.
RESOLVED , That In parting wo trust
n that bloaood hope , ohoald wo not
react again on oirth , that wo shall
moot in a land where brethren never
ay , "Good.byo. "
Miw RENA THOMPSON ,
Miss ANNA P. TRULAND ,
0. F. STEPHENS ,
L. A. BENNETT ,
G n. KERR ,
0. P. THOMPSON ,
Committee.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
MOKNINO SESSION.
The association mot in the Paxton
lub room at 10:30 : thla morning ,
resident Llttlojohn in the chair , and
loarotary Bennett at his desk.
Roll call showed the following mom-
Dorn to bo present :
Alf. Bennett , special agent , Phetiix , N ,
T , Kansas City , Mo.
F. M. Benedict , special agent. Niagara ,
. Y. , Lawrence , Kas.
Chaa. J. Berber , special agent , Contin
ntal , Omah i , Neb ,
Wm. Y. Hlasell , special agent , ilnrtfoid ,
yoluinhtiB , Neb.
K. F. Dennett , special agent , Fhenix , N.
f.t Mncou , Mo.
W. A. Cormany , special agent. North
British & Mercantile , it. Scott , Kas.
0. H. Colby , special agent , Phenlx , N.
Y , , Dc Mciuoila. .
II. ClarkFon , special agent , London as
surance & Boylaton , Topeka , Kas.
W. I , Dallas , special agent , Merchants ,
3t. Joi1. St. Joseph , Mp.
A , 8. Datrow , odjustor and special
agent , Standard V. O. of London , and
Howard of N. Y , Kansas CioMo. .
Win. Fnlton , special aient , Springfield ,
Nebraska City , Neb.
T. D , Griffith , special apent Commer
cial Union , Lawrence , Kas.
IS. S. Harding , special agent Spring
leld , Nebraska City , Nob.
Walter D. Hill , special agent German o1
Illinois , Beatrice , Neb.
H. H , Hereby , special agent Niagara ,
N. Y. , Hannibal , Mo.
John A. Kellar , special agent American
entrnl , St. Louie , Mo.
James A. Kelsey , special agent Under
wrltw , St. Louis , Mo.
F. W. Little , special agent Lancashire ,
Pleasant Hill , Mo ,
W. J. Llttlf John , supervisor and adjus
ter Connecticut , St. Joseph , Mo.
James L. McCluer , manager Denver
board , Denver , Col ,
U K. Palmer , special agent Home ,
PlatUmonth , Neb.
Edcar Eos ? , special agent yKtna , St.
Joseph , Mo.
O. Btawltz , superintendent of agencies
and adjtuter Hartford , St. Louis , Mo.
Walter Scott , state agent Home , Kansas
City , Mo.
A , P. Spencer , special agent Queen ,
Kansas City , MO.
J. C. Scrogg , special asent Firemen's
Fund Union , UK ) , , Kansas City , Mo.
H. 0. Stewart , special agent Mttropole
City of London , Lincoln , Neb.
S E. Waggoner , special agent North
British and Mercantile , Maori ) , Mo.
II. N. Williams , special agent Phiunlx ,
Kouland , Brooknold , Mo ,
Theo. WiteraanspecialagrutSprincGeld
Ltwreoco , Kas.
D. S. Wagner , special agent Imperial
Dei Moln r , la.
T. J. Zallars , special ngtnt Metropole
Ottumwa , la.
M. M. Hamlln , adjuster Phoenix
Brooklyn , N. Y. , Omaha , Neb.
The following new members wnro
admitted thla morning :
Harry B blnson , Sedalla , Mo
John I , Underwood , Lincoln , 'Neb ,
special agor.t "OommHrclsl Union. "
A M iln ! < dlo , Ktu aa Olty , ape
dal egont "Orient. "
Obsa K Carver , Mexico , Mo , ,
"Northern. "
E K Phelps , Ft. Dodge , "Am *
SHI. "
SHI.V. . M. Leonard , Lincoln , "P. Fund
& Unli.n. . "
D. W. Burrows , Dos Molnea.
W. H. Snldor , Davenport.
H. B. Woshburn , Chicago ; 8. W.
Btono , Topeka , Kanau ; Wm. V.n
Bnrch0hlc gfvisited the association >
at itn morning cation.
Tto executive P > mmlttoo made a report
port of their doln.iBtnca ; the bat sea
alon , which wasa'ipted
The Boorotary'a report was presented
showing the general work of the pas
six months to bo very satisfactory
The treaanrer'a report shows $29C
received , S271.15 paid out.
RoportB Were received from all the
district committees of the three stater
tan in number , which consumed
good deal tf tluio.
A comomtoo of a 3von waa appointee
to rovl o the constitution as follows
Walter Scott , J. L. McOluor , P. W
Llttlo , N. S. Hardline , T. D Qrinith
D. B. Wagner , EL H. Ilorshay.
SLAVEN'8 YOSEUITE OOLONGI
Made from the wild flowoia of tbi [
KAK KAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
it is the most fragrant of perfume
Manufactured by II. B. Slavon , Bar
Francisco. Fcrsalo In Omaha by W
j. Whitohouse nd Kennard Bros
That Huabana of Mine.
la thrco time * the man ha waa b
fora he began using "Wells' Healtl
Eenewer , 91. Druggbta ,
A MONEY MYSTERY.
A Tin Box Dihippeara With
SOOU in Uasb.
Doors nnd. Windows Bolted
and no Olue to the
Taker.
A carious case was reported to
adgo Benoko yosttrlay which
omonstratea anew the folly of keep-
ng any considerable sum of money
, bent the bouse , when the city is full
f banks BO solidly founded that they
rill bo as sliw to sink as the Rock of
\gCB.
For Bomo time past tbo family ol
Ir , D. Pbflug has rotidtd at No. G24
> or > h Fourteenth street , where the
mother and daughter carried on the
usincsa of washing. At thla hard
work the former had accumulated the
of $300 , and the latter $500 , thi
osult being the savincs of fifteen
years of toll and close economy , und
with which they expected to porchann
house and lot and have a home of
, helr own.
Monday the family removed to
Wobatur direct , between Fourteenth
iiud Fifteenth , and in tcansfcrrlng tbo
goods the money , which wau kept in a
in box , was put In the wash stand
drawer and the drawer locked up.
The cash reached the now aomicila In
lafety , and was last seen at 10 o'clock
oat night In the box and the key left
11 the drawer.
Yesterday upon getting up the
box waa discovered to bo missing. The
doors were bolted on the inside and
ho windows locked securely , aa they
were loft the night before on retiring ,
here being no Indication whatever ol
t visit from burglars ; nor , on the other
hand , any clue to the treasure box and
't contents.
What became of the money is a
mystery which no one neema to bi <
able to solve and the police have no
clue to work from with any prospect
of recovering the lost currency.
The only theory advanced on the
abject la that possibly oomo member
of the family In the strangeness of tne
now surroundings felt a little uneasy
aboat the money and arising in their
flleep took the box ana pat Jt
way so safely that in tholr
waking moments they ainnot discover
it again. It would seem impossible
, h at any robbers ojnld have obtained
possession of it as they could not by
any manner of moaus have ro boUed
the doora and locked the windows
from the outside , and again as theru
are but two roomn in thu house , both
of which were occuulpd by the family.
At all events , it is a warnlt g iw
those who have money on hand to do
poalt It in a bank , and not keep it
about the housa exposed olther to
burglars or somnambulists.
DiKD.
WOOD-In this city. March l"th , Annl. <
E , wife of W. B. Wood , aged -U years.
Funeral on Wednesday. March 21st , at
2 p. m. , from her .late residence , No. 517
South Tenth street , between Howard anc
Jackson streets. All friends invited.
OAMMENZIND-Phllomona
zlnd , in this city. March 20th , at 7
o'clock a. m , agei 21 years.
Funeral announcement hereafter.
KIDNIf
HAS BEEN PROVED
I'hc SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Do * 1 1 lama back or dlaordend urine
Indicate Jiat you are OTlcttmf THEN DO
NOTHZfllTATEi uae KIDNBT-WOBTat
once ( drugglata recommend It ) and It will
speedily overoomfl the dlaeaae and ratore
g healthy action to all the ore ana.
Tor complaint * pooUr
to your aoz.auohaa pain
and weain eaaea , KIDKEY-WOUT la unsur-
paaaedaaltvrilt aotjpromptlyandaafely.
Zither Bex. Inocmtinenoe , rettnUon of
urine , briokdoat or ropy depwita , und dull
dragging painaaaiipeedlly yield to IU our- -
atlve power. "
- rrtoc l.
DNEY > WO
"Ilr Ethan Lawrence , my t'wnsman , " B J
Dr. Pitlilp U la'ltu i ( Monk'oo , Vt. , 'was
bl atrdfrom Kllney dl'etie. The tkln of hli
legs th'no like glasi. KUi ey-Wort cured him
Apr. 20-82
KIDNEY-WORT
ISASUPeCURE
for all diseases of the Kidneys and I
LIVER
,
It baa Bpeclflo action on thla most Important
organ , enabling It to throw off torpidity and ,
, inaction , stimulating the healthy accretion
of the Elle , und by keeping the bowela In fret ,
, condition , effecting its regular rilnchnrtca.
JIolovlsk If you are suffering from
S d I Ct 11 d malaria , have the chilla ,
, are bllloua. dyipeptio , or conatlpatod. Kid-
noyWort will auroly rellove & quickly core.
In thla aeaaon to oloanae the Eyatem , every
oneahoaldtakea.u > oraucheoaneont. : ( II )
ISOLD DY DRUGGISTS. Price 11.
,
"T. IImvbr.thersoldiers , " wrt sj C. P.iwer
Trenton. 111. , aid all ( tiers , too that KI In'
Wort cured mv 20 yraia lifer tit ord rs Cubt'i
It , plaase , In St LouU Olobe-Detnocrat. "
Another Bink C' hl'r e cipt > a. Oein ; ) TI
Horst , Cshier ot Mytnt wn ( l'a ) Kank , laid
recently : "Kldney-Writcuridmyblecdl
FOR THE PERMANENT CURED
CONSTIPATION.
No other ao prevalent in thli
. country a * ConatiraUon , and no remod
o haa > , ver equalled the celebrated KIDNEY
WOET aa a cure. Whatever the caua
however oUtlnato thn rasu , thla rcrncxS }
will overcome it.
E39I PS Tina diatrosaire com
rlUL.O ! > plaint ia very opt to l >
eompllr-ited with conatlpaUoa. Eldncj
Wort atrcnethoca the weakened parta au
quickly curcaalUcl-Jda of nica eveawh.0
phyalclanti and lacdlcitara have before fai
ed. IT"If you have nlthor or Ihcao trout'
) PRICE 15 1.1 USE JDruiTKl , t6t5 Ti
" '
"Kldnej.Wcrt hai given Imrco I t relief , I
many case * cf rhoumatl'in , fal Inguii'er my no
He- . " Dr , Philip C. lallcu ilonkton , Vt. Ap
, 0 8 * .
a
: THE CREAT CURE
. I roa
,
Aa U la for all tha painful dlacue * of tha
KIDNEYS , LIVER AND DOWELS.
It cleanaea the aTatcmortha acrid poiaon
that canaea the dreadful alOerUf which
only the Yietlmi of rheumaUan eta nUa .
THOUSANDS OF CA8E8
. of tha wont forma of thla t Tlba < Uaaa
haa tea qoleUr r ll T d , aadtab rt
tunft .
! , ' PERFECTLY CURED.
run it. uqiiD , oar , BOLD oKvccuri.5 |
' . " ) Drrc nb t nt hyuiall. U/
ELTJI.ltlCJIAllD.SOXACO. . Uurilnrton.Vt |
"I nercr found eran rellif from Rhaomatlam
and KUney trouble * till I uaed Kidney Wort.
Now I'm wei.--D : iid 11. Millar. IlMtford , WU.
Gentle
Women
Wlio want glossy , luxuriant
nnd wavy tresses of abundant ,
beautiful Hair must use
LYON'S KATHAIKON. This
clcsnut , cheap article always
makes the llnfr prow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruir and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Ilcnu-
tiful , healthy Hair is iho sure
result of using Kathairon.
mi'M < l 4tn. 11" or 8tli p.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID > lll FCt niVELY not beln
ertcd unteii aid In advance.
iO LOAN MONtY
ONEY TO LOAN At 8 per cent. Shilvor'n
M Krai Estate ad Loan Agency , oinxwl
767-tt
TO LOAN Call at Law offlcaoj D. L.
MONEY room RCrclghton Block.
' ' . LOANE'n chattel uiortKttgc.rooni
M'ONi'.v
7 , Union B.ock , cir. iSth and Farnam.
421-aptlb ;
Mr.i irl >
WANTKP flood glrln 0mah hcu30.
49S22'
WASTFD Woman oook , al o girl for klter
en work at 117 14th St. bsUosn llodfre t ,
apltol avenue. 500-211
niTANTED A good tailor-is on customp n's
VVAppyVJ - a i am ttrrot , near 13.h St.
168.21 *
WANTED Olrl ( or general hougewrV. To
a crtrpptrntone lib r Iwanctnll' ' b ! pa'd '
pply 8. W. Cor. 21st and Leatentvonh St
li)3-20 § MIIS. JAMES KUANCi ? ,
[ TrrANTED A good Oeninn or Boh-mlin zlrl
VV for general homework. Inqulio atC13rculb
Othitrut. 4DO-2i
A Co'd rurscitlrl wanted ImmctlU c'y ' t nortl ;
J\ _ west comer Ham Iton and Pier street Hhlnn's
clJItlon. 474-219
ANTED Slan and wife to work U J.
VV SUHJ , Gardener , oiti Sherm&i Ave
'ANTKP Girl for ( fO'cral housework , in
q'liro Janitor's ro m , High S-aoil. 482-211
i ANTED To buy 10 city reeiilenc * 'ols ' ,
41-210kh8tr'tt. i ? -M {
WANTED A good K' ' ' ! 'or general liousowork
Apply to Fcaton & Cole , 1121JFaruam St.
475-203
WANTED Good carriage smith , Gibson and
Smith corner 12th and Howard als 484-21
PEUS 'NAL Wanted a ( 'lrl to attend a cipa
store , Address Mrs. Dupont care of Dei
oiT e. 4IO-21 §
fr A LABOIIEUS WAV'TED.
OU 4fl4--o ! n. MANNWKILLEU , nib st ,
WANTED Threa goo ] barnors m cr. , goo
wages to steady men , Address K. rtiche
York Neb. 439-29
WANTED A girl for eencral hou'ework
S call family. Apply at enc > , No. 214 S
13th street. 44C-22
WApiTr.1) Employment by a man cook
wud nH object to take a elt a ion nn
of Omtiha , toed nfcrcnces. Adirees K. 420-20
WANTED A few Udlea and gentletnrn a
agent ] for the biggest paying business m
America. Room 3,1303 farnam Si. 248-lri !
WANTED A position by a competent book
keeppr. Fir > i-clat8 cl'y ' ic'cr.iKe . Address
dross Cox 752 , ( Ity. 489 2t §
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
WANTEP-S t atlon by a flr t claaa 'mac
co" , C ty or Ciunty , good referem ce.
Apply u. Man wellir i mpbtneni Apcnt.
409-20 *
WANTKD By a gentleman tnd wltr , afte
Apill U : prox , fire or ilx mom cittigi-
n T otihwcbttrti part of city. Add.cai , tt.llm
tJtmc , "J. E. K. . " Boo office. 451-2 !
MlBjtLux.nEj.ja
WANTED One or two furr Uhed rooms with
or without ooird. Address BUtlntr term
and location , "M" Bee otlicc. 494 22t
AJ > 0 1 ebanlc , ao 85 , withes to marry
No object3D ! tea working girl nr widi w.
J. W. THOMAS ,
488-2UJ Shenaidoab , P ge Co. , Iowa.
IT1 ANTED A few ladles and Oent'cmen t
W itam book-keeping. Situation furnished
call from 1 t J 4 at 1210 Harney St. J. B Smith
173 20 $
W ANTED A few boaiders and roomer t a
1010 Davenport rtt. 425-211
AQrN Y Wanted by a voung at > d eLterpib
! ng nttorcoy , with office lu rcr.tie cf ton
a it ! on ground floor. Omi > ha firms tfcat want
t-ounill B utfa reprtajLtitlvo should address
JvIINDOE.7 Penriat.
WANTED privy vaults , ulnki and cet
pooli to clean w.thstLltan cleaner. Sat.8
Jattlon guaranteed. J. M. SMITH ,
218-lruf Lock Box 422 , Omaha.
fOR KEHT HOU8C.V AND t AMD
FOR 11KNT Olt HAlKIcu o of 4 room'
witblaigel t > nl ho foragrdenlnr rr n
pur.oass lurjulre 812 lutn ht 49il {
TIO LF.TOn lane r-ora , with or wlthon
DOird. 1808 California itreet. 451-apl7
T7URNISHED PARLOR RO JI And board.
1' Modern courcnltmcoo , 1810 L'odga St eet.
FOl ! RENT N cf. naat new cottage. Sightly ,
full Int , (13 per mouth. DL. THOMAS.
4C022
T10R RENT One or two pleasant furnished
X1 rooms on the enun-Mloo . within a blockto
street ran. Apply at240i Hirney St. 456-20
F I OR PENT Desk room , Krfczer Block , room
FO . 1 458-20
O LV.T A n'ce fnrnlahed or unfurnlfhfd
. room , with or without board , 1818 Pod eSt.
bet. 1'tr an 118th. 431-22J
FOR UKftT Tao furulsh d rooms 'or Ugh
h tun keeping , also ] piano nw atj Y. JL. c
A. rcoms. Inquire at SU.'J Dn cnjort dt.
OR RENT Cottage six rooms 612 , N. 24t
St. $18.00 a mould , Claiksoa & Hunt , 215 S
14th jit , 41B-20 }
FOR RENT Nice dry luseirent suitable fo
emu ! family. Inqul cat Edholruand Erlck
a n , 418-21
r10 | LiiT A nice lurnlihoJ room rn bath room
X flcor. A'a ball loom. 1616 Badge al reet.
_ 330-20t
Ti OR REN 1 f ca an ly lun.m cd rooui , tine
J } dosr ncrlh ol Dod vpn 18th 81. 390-20J
T > AOIFiO IIOl'BB FOR RENT-32 r-om , car-
J. rer Uarecport * nd 10th etreeta. Apply too.
W. Pray , ill Twtllth areet 409-20 }
To leare an tight or ten room
WANTED with modernconvccltncej acd In
toed locktlou. Addresa Joa. Garmeau , Jr. , PAX
ton H'tue.
rilO RENT Good comlortable bi ment nom
_ L lultablef or houatkueplng. Also good barn
C H at northwest cor. 22U and Butt streets.
372-lm
A RIRF.OIIANE FOR RENT The 2nd Itory
Jani baa-ment of building No. 1111 Farm m
Inquire on premltcs. IM-lm
OR RENT 25 houaaa. 2 to 10 room * , at (3 t
F US per month Bhrlver1 ! Ken I Bureau , op-
1768-tt
71011 REST Two double I tore * , suitable for
1 boarding bouse , gr wry , butcher , cr aalotn ,
tua'etltoM touotunand ago d farmer t'aile.
qulreof Ur . F. Lange , 8. W < 3or.
ackton dU.
70R HAI.E-Trocm house on Cap t il rcuua ,
at 750
K ro < MI c t age on rum'rg ' S' . ? 4ki
4 riom co'tageon 16 h Si * ) ' 5
4 10 mc'tta < e hear U. P. pt , 4'0.
3 room < o t-vn at Ilrntl rfSt Mif.artti'ie . ,
to. JI.'UAUUK oll'Oi.to ' I'oti Oltt o ,
495f f
I70R SALE Oil IlFNt A cott'go of x ron-t
L1 wash hou < > , good wi-M , cii 'n , * h il irrm ,
: ab1c , &c , 40 m.nutcH rldu Mom Ouiahaby C , 1' ,
all cad. Terrrn eosr. Iniiul'oor addreas
I ) L. CARl'ENI Elt , I' pll Ion , web
"AIE Nice , gr en Cedar 7rci a2Cth
EOR Hona-datrtct. 403-241
E Chtapaliouto 1.11 UascJ grounda
FORSA
call a' 11K)3 Cumin * St. 481-20
< OH SALK-Quuitycf 0 .vnca t-oili. In-
F mil oa'V.tdvard , Wibitorstitit , between
7th and ISth. 4608 }
SAliK Oh UE T A flvo r'om h u - ,
FOR barn , veil and cistern. Let GOxlCS.
\pplv to Siml (1 Sovens3n,0f un ptcml e < , Nr
231" Pl'tco ttio't. 461-23 $
fTIOR SAIjK Flee Jersey Hull for public uta.
I.1 W n itwardol tnepr in um nttbo last Ktito
air , Aplv J. Tjjlor , 15 S bet. 25ta and D ca-
ur , north Oojaht. 454-23 $
A RARE CHANCE F r silo a * a hargiln ,
stock of ( ; < unal ntrcha il so with an ca-
aollsh ii tianti In ono of the best towns on the
B. A M. ral road In Nebra < ka. Stock will In.
okoalKtitS SCO. Addrts ) lock bx 1404 ,
! oancll KliilT. , io a. rrl5-10t
SALK Ocrcrtl stcck rf merchandize lo-
FOR
ta'ed In the II ml hlnv town of Wyrnoro ,
Neb. Binkniplttfck. Musi bnclo'oi rut For
plrtlcuUrs li > qulro nr Roily & Uazlxtt , Keatrice.
A D McCandius Wjmor. , or o. W. Llnlngor
Omah . Neb. 404-20-rr&e-wlt
FOlt SALE Onu horse , tingle wagon and har
uo,8. 1 Cooper wa on.
CHARLTOK BR S. ,
317-U 301 N. 15th ht.
BRICK YARD FOR RENT Apply at once.
K > erything needed to run It ou hand ,
lupcrlor clay. Also houao on yard If wanted.
.OHENZJ DIBBLE , Yard Itthitrtct 2 blocks
louth of CoHovua road , 280-lmt
CIOR SALK OR BENT My 2 story br'ck resl-
C dcnceon lOthsticct and tit. Uarj'a atenue
or Bale , 17 000. Small payment donn , ba'ance
tO 6 years time. Lot 0x200 foot. Elrgant
houBO , Tcrv cm.venlenc. Will rent It toery
oodparties for $65 per month Call at once at
M. TOFTH ,
234-Aprll 1 Cor. 12th and Farnam St.
BEMIS' Now Map ot Omaha , lust completed and
ready for delivery at $6 each. Is 4 f cot wide
by 7 'cot long. Largest and most complete map
off o/sta ever published. Official map of tha
city , oe column. '
FOR "SALE House with 6 rcorns a"d 3 lotii
( each CCxl32) ) In BbUtn Omaha , for 1,000 , on
easy teima. win alc , teim on part p yucnt ,
nqulre at CU 8 12th street. 24lmt
FOR SALE CHEAP Choice unimproved hn -
Inrsi l ta on Farnam llaricy , DougUa ,
and Djdgestree'a. D VIS& SNYDER ,
Real Est te Agrntt ,
110-eod-tf 1605 Farnam St.
HDIISK5S FOR SALK.
SEALED Fropo a'a will bo rccehed by the
conimlttee on Fl o at thUltv Cl > rkioHc ! , until
12o' IcckM Ihuradty , MirchlSth , 1883 , for the
One Ha k Pay Horse.
Oi e Black II ir o.
Said hors ar now In the uao of the fire de-
tnrtment , tnd can be aom at engine llouse , No.
Three-
The comnilfco reserves the right to reject anr
and all bids.
m2-8t J. J. L. C. JEWETT , City Clerk.
Bargains in Reai Estate ,
Ilouae and half lot. gird k cation , 91,2CO.
House and half lot , near at. Mary'a avenue
I'r ttape aid Corner lot on Dodge street , N.flOO
New Cottage In E. V Smith's addition , f 2,000.
Co'.tngotuM full lot ou 19th street , near Lei-
vonwoith street , $2iOO.
44 ( oot froalage oa Farnam street , Improved ,
&o 0:0. :
Corner lot on lout > l a street , $7,500. Bargain
liu incSij lot on Dtuglts , trcct , $4(00.
100 foot fronton Dodge etio.t. Residence in
vestment , $1,350.
UcUAflUK ,
BOTtf- Opposite PoatolHco.
TT10R dALE A Oral class second hand pbaotan *
JL' CallatlSlQITarneySt. 897-tI
TTIOR SALE Pocaeta map * of Nebraska itc )
J } each. For bargains In on aha City Improved
and unlmpr-vcd property , call on Wm. F , Shrl-
ver , uetl Estate Agent , opposite poatofflce.
7C9-if
B OABD ( heap and eool- Very desirable Io-
cit on , 1B15 Howard street. 477-20J
LADIE" Wishing a quiet homo during can
tlnomi'iit may address J. U. Dee olllce , ccn-
entlal 42-21 |
K UOIi'EK SKATES Now la your
tune t buy a pair of ITcnley Keller Skatee.
Wo a\e flf'y p lrs nd vslll icll thei at coet , at
-r M'-cmne ' oifiee , Uo , L'liB , near 1 th s reet.
470-2 5
" 'NU3 The above mount wl I DO
w I U"U given to any re pinslb'e parly who
Kill build a-tram flourini ; mill at AT c , Neb.
Tcflt , A\oaa , Neb. 40220-wlt ; )
W ILT , take ch'ldren ' of ny age give them a
j-othera care for a liberal comrensatlon.
. Z. Bee olllce 368-lmo"
T" ADIES wishing a qule-place during confine-
Lj ment , with nurae will address W , B. Bee-
otllce.
TO EXCHANGE for cltv property In Ozaha ,
ten UrotclaaImproved farms. Alee 1500
bead o eheiff reale Correspond lih N. C.
hr etl n n , bacrameito , Neb. m-9-lm
QPECIAL INDUrEMENTS-Offertdfor a coun-
O try start * at Gllmoro , barpy courtv , Neb.
Apply to 0. Froat , there. 19.Vlmt
EDW RDIOJJiHL
MAG STER OK PALMYSTERY AND COND * .
TIuNALIST , 408 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Harney. Will , with 'he aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance cf the past
and present , and on certain condition * In tbr fa.
turo. Boota and Shoos rtmdn to order. Ptifecl
aatlnfactlon
AND MOI * XR'THE ES
OF . .irE'HI - TRUISM IS EAS
ILY PIIOVE.N I1V TAKINO A IE SPOuNFUL
ov THK.RA * T's EC i ZEII APER
IENT INAGiASSOKH'1 WATER HALF
AN II > Utt BEFORE BHBAKF Sr , FOR IN-
DIOESTION. I YSPEPSlA.f RCOKSriPATKD i
HA T. NOTHING IS BRTTEU.
if1
Absolutely Pure.
Thla powder never varies. A marvel of purity
itrengtn and wboleaomenen. More economical
than the orplnary k nda , and cannot be aold In
competition 1th the multitude of low teat thorl
weight , alum or ph-aphat powder Sold only ru
tana. Rctii.niiDia Pow i Oa , Wall-81. .1. f
New YOTKi.