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If I' l-l U' I \ A I I \ It l"I . I ' } VI \ - / i I I 8 THE DAIJLT ? BEE OMAHA , AVEDNESIHY , DECEMBER 19 , I883.V THIS DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Wednesday Morning , Dee , 19 Special Meeting oft ho Stnto Alliance A special meeting of the Farmers' Stat < i j Alliance will bo held at Kearney , Neb. } j on Wednesday and Thursday , Jan. K ! ( and 17 , 1881. All alliances which hnvr ] at any time been organized in this sUt < are caniwtly requested to send dolegntci to this jncoting , and all anti-monopolisti of the Btato are cordially invited to at tend. No pains will bo apfirnfl to inaki the mooting entertaining : and raatf uctivc A .frogrammo of proceedings rill soon'fo eoat to all alliances , giving names o Beakers , subjects wttd nil pafticulr.-a All ollicors of alliances arc requested tf oeo that meetings wYsoallod and arrw.igo incuts made to send delegates. State papers , [ > tcnso copy. P. ! B. iftflvaofiiw , rtoa'tSbxto ' Alliance. J. BURKOWS , Sec. nfl interim. The Weather. For the upper Mieswsippi'valloy : Colder or fair wc.thoE , northwesterly wind shifting to easterly , 'followed by fallin barometer irking'tcmperaturo ' , For the Niasouri valley : Incrcasin cloudiness and "follovral'by " snow ; easl urly winds , riaiug'temperAturo and fallin barometer * M MBBMMMMiMB H HMBMBBIMMB WiYMTKD. f An activeittnd-strong'boynot under 1 J years of ago , Who'has served a year f I' more at the printing trade , can obtai steady work and' jood wages by applyin to the nightffornman of TIIK BKI : . LOOM , BREVITIES , Hauotxuiglk'A .Taylor , Omaha , soil lliilfn ] U. S. StoiiVUtxl Boalo. Write for prices. t ! i TS O'noon train-wont ycstrrday was an lieu , * late , caused by a delay on the Wabash road ; ! ' Thoocontl'liop ' of the BOOSOII by the Hutl Itebekah lodge , ! ] , O. 0 , F. , will bo given a thohall'thismanlng. - Chls morning wan Iho coldest of the sea Bon , and was tlio first ono on which the inor tury dropped , fcolow the zero mark. The la < hes" < > f the Christian church wil give a dinner and supper nt the Pnxton liuto to-dayifor the benefit of the Karncst Worker * Bocioty. The ladies of the Christian church wil ' < ; give their famous annual dinner and Huppoi f to-day at' the Paxton hole ) . Go and BOI c them. them.Tho The board of trade will moot to-night t < hoar the roiortof ) the inarkot-houno committci and to ili cn H the ro-1 cation of the Imari rooina. -Soinaoftho boys and grs ! ! of the 1'iral Congregational church are projiaring for i holiday entertainment to bo given Thursday December 27thv - A looomotivo jumped the track , yosterdaj afternoon about -ItliO , near the nail workn. I took'two or three Jiourg' work to got it Inti poeition again. , Au.alnrm of fire won rained at the Metro politnn hotoJ , just before Niippcr laat o\nnlng by some one who HIW the light the plumbon were using while nt work under the lde < walk. - If ho council adjourned last evening U meet again at the regular time , without stop ping to think that the next mooting will conn upon Cliristmas night , unices otherwise or derod. iTJia time will probably bo changed. 'In the barb wire case which was to have been tried before Judge lieneke , Mondaj afternoon , W. J. Council , attorney for the cifay , failed to put in an appearance , and In conscxiuoitce. thereof the case was continued. We&berday the . collar door of Kuhn A Co.'g drugstore , at Fifteenth and Dougla * BUnats , was found to have been taken oil Its hinges during the night. An examination ol tie articles In.tho collar showed that nothing was misting. ttt was intended to open the Union Pacific skating rinkon St. Mary's nvonuo , lost even. Ing , but at noon the water broke through the Houtlioast , corner and ran across thora\lno , The weight of the Ice , no. doubt , forced the water .through .tho frail.viiibanLiiicnt. TMf loaves the .rhdc iinery bad shape for the pruuent. LltUo Steve Nugent , a messenger of the lintrict Telegraph company , stepped a runoc way homo on d''ornjim Monday night , aboul 11 o"clockiby volzing , him by the bltn. Tin horse belonged to Mr. JX. II. Patrick , and had been tled > infrontof : the -oor.i | house. Llttli Steve hould > bo awarded modal for lili pluck. pluck.The -The Boston Idoils gao their second per formaiico of thoirproaout , engagement at tin opera house lost evening , anpuorlng In Vor. ney' "AIuKkoetora , " nnd drawing auothoi largo audience. This ipioco In bright am lively , being-filled with many humorous sittia tlonx. To-night the bright ojicra , "Olrollo Glrofl , " will bo gtvon. ' The engagement cloBc * to-morrow .night with ' 'j/raDiavolo.1 MarMoyor & Co. just received a now mvoioo of rich and rare piooos of art in Meerschaum goods , selected by thcii brother , Mr. Julius Meyer , now in Paris , THE OLOTHINa IDENTIFIED , No DouUt fftuit Ilonry Into the lllvep I ust Suuduj. The cott , cworcoat and can of tlio mar who iumpod into the river Sunday , wore found by Mr. Ed. Uaker , an employe in Boyd'a picking house , and wore broughl by him to police court this morning , Judge Booeke want through the pockoti and found several copies of a Ooriuar Catholic aewspap-er , pubUshcd at Kt Louis called "Tlio Anier'ika " , , and i abort atom pipe. The clothing was then taken to tin undertaking rooms of Miul & Draco and Mrs. Itolfor notified. The lady a once wont to tlio undertaking rooms aiu with trembliug hands examined tlu clothing and upon a white handkerchief with a peculiar red border , being takoi from one of the pockets , aho frauticallj clutched it in both hunda and burst into < passionate lit of sorrow which would briii { tears to tlio eyes of iho strongest man The lady IDENTIFIED TUB OAUUXNT * < Knplotoly and stated that they wen worn by her husband at tho' time of hii leaving homo , Sunday morning. Then is now no shadow of a doubt that Un body o ( Henry Rolfor U buried in tu ! cola auduuduy watsraof the Missouri river , end hla mourning friends cau only await the Utno when that treaoheroui ih.lJJ BMit to give up Hi dead THE CITY MUNCH , BnsiQcss DOIIB at the Regular loot ing L3st Night , SoiornlHiic'jtai TIIOrcli nnnccn - Street Salary Itnlsctt " .l The council mot in regular session las evening. Present Messrs. Anderson Behni , Dunlin m , llascill , ICaufmnnn l ecdor , McOucktn , Murphy , HcdfioM Tlirano , Woodworth ; President Uafcor ii the chair. Minutes of previous mooting rend MIC approved. I'KTITIONH AND rOMMUNlUAnolKS. From the mayor : Approving pavin | ordinances ; nn ordinance rcgulatinj egress from pudlic buildings ; an ordi nance appropriating the amounts -dm certain contractors , ns per estimates ol the city onginosr. Filed. From the mayor : Vetoing the ordinanw levying a tax for the grading of Kino tccntli street from Dodge to Farnatn , ot the ground that n similar ordinance al ready exists. Sustained. From the city clerk : Asking n leave o nl)3cnco Friday and Saturday. < Crantcd ! From the city attorney : Asking loavi of absence for throe weeks. 'CJrantcd with the understanding that C. 11 Ilcdick is to act in his ntead. The plat of Patrick's addition t < Omnha was submitted nnd referred. Several bills were referred without reading. From M. Donovan , oll'oring $200 foi lot 1 , block 319 ; Edward > Coylo oilbrot $100 for the same lot. itoforrod. . From Win , F. Iloina and others : Aide ing for the passage of an ordinance ex < tending the gas main on'Ouming strool to the west end of Nolson'e addition , ant that sidewalks bo extended on the nortl side of Guming street as far west as thx east line of Lowe's addition. Uofcrrod , _ From George Smith : Asking exton- tion of time for laying sidewalk in fronl of his lot on Sherman avenue. Granted. From City Waterworks company ; Notifying council of the completion ol forty now hydrants. lUeforrcd. Quit-claim deeds from the city to E. Dora Brown , Chaunooy Wiltso and Mrs. Emily J. Briggs wore referred for deliv ery to the parties. J'lio bill of tlia City Waterworks com pany for rental of fire hydrants from July 1 , 1883 , to January 1 , 1884 , and lessor periods for new hydrants , amount- lop to $ llU82.i2 : , was referred. From the board of public works : Sub mitting estimate and acceptance of sewer work on Sixteenth nnd Chicago streets , done by Mcllugh * t Mcf.'avock. An accompanying communication stated that the work was accepted on ac count of the exoneration of Inspector Joir O'Neal , so that the responsibility of its acceptance was with the council. After considerable discussion , in which it was said that the council had boon lirolict in regard to the removal of the nspoctor. tlio whole matter was referred jack to the board of public works. A number of other estimates wore re- 'erred. From the botrd of public works : Sub mitting estimates for paving on Harney xnd Sixteenth street ; also a contract and send for laying a double line of granite docks along the street car track at such joints as required by the specifications , which it appears , was omittea during the week. The city engineer being asked by Mr. feeder why the atone was not laid on Thirteenth and Douglas streets as per specifications , replied that it was the pinion of himself and approved by the board of public worka , that it was just as well not to lay the atone at that point. Mr. Barker said that this was a lie. 3o had noticed the omission and called ho attention of the board to it. He bought that the best thing the council could do , under the circumstances , was , o approve the bond and contract. The contract and bond wore road and approved. Iho approval of the estimates was then : nkon up. Tlio ayes and nays being called for , a vote was 'taken as follows : Ayes Messrs. Anderson , Behm , Dunham , JIascall , Me- Guckin , Uodlield , Thrano , Woodworth md Mr. President 9. Nays Messrs. Kaufmann , Loodor and Murphy 3. The estimates wore declared approved. HKSOLUTIONH. By Mr. Bohm : That the board of public works keep the working time of all the inspectors , and that whenever such inspectors are not needed tlio board may discharge them. Adopted. By Mr. Murphy : That when plans id specifications Imvo boon prepared the joard of public works is hereby required ; o furnish a printed copy to each mom- jor of the council before a contract is ot ; also an abstract of bids. Adopted. By Mr. Redfiold : That the finance committee bo . . .directed to examine the records and ascertain what amount of nonoy has boon paid out of the general rund for services or material properly chargeable to other funds. Adopteu. By Mr. Anderson : That the commit tee on gas make a contract with some : > orson for cleaning Ntreot lamps , said amps to bo cleaned at least once every ; on days , at a cost of dollars , and note ; o exceed $9 per week , said amount to jo deducted from the bill of the Nobras- to Gas Light company. Lahl on iho ta. bio. bio.Several Several sidewalk resolutions wore jassod. HKTOKTX OK COMMITTEES , On judiciary : In favor of opening seventeenth street , according to the po- tiiion of property owners' In Omaha. Tlio street is to bo CB .feet wide , nnd extend to the north aide of Horbach's second addi- tion. Adopted. Police : Recommending that commu nications of the mayor nnd marshal in regard to Ofllcor Armour bo filed. Adopted. Printing : Allowing bill of Henry Gib- on , # 510.17. Adopted. Oltlll.VANl'KH. Au-prdinanco amending the ordinance ( utobluhinp ewer district No. 11 was read three times and passed. /Vj , rdinanco autllo"i g the issue of 810,000 alloy paving bonds for districts Nos. 4 , 6 , 13 , 10 , 24 , 24 , 25. 20 and 28 , was read three times ami passed. An ordinance establishing and dofininu boundaries of sewer district No. 13 , was read twice and referred. An ordinance levying special tax to cortr half the cost of grading certain parli ol hi , Mary'g avenue , and repealing spcclal ordinance No. 401 wan read thrc times and passed. An orxlininco levying a special tax U c'-vor one-half ( lie cost of grading Tent ! street from Hickory to Castcllar , and re pealing special ordinance No.102 wns rcni throe times and passed. An ordinance levying a special tax t < cover one-half the cost of grading nllo ; in Mock 100 from Fourteenth to Fif tconth street , vroa rend three times am passed. An ordinance levying a special tax tc COVOT one-half cost of grading alloys it blocks 11(1 ( and 117 from Sixteenth t < Seventeenth and Seventeenth to Eigh tconth , wns read three times and passed An ordinance levying special tax t < cover one-half the coat of grading o Fourteenth street from Jackson to Lea venworth , was read three times niu passed. An ordinance levying a special _ lnx t < cover one-half the cost of grading tin alloy in block 187 from Fifteenth to Six teeth street , was road three times ant passed. An ordinance to amend section 17 ol chapter 2 ! ) of compiled ordinances 01 Omaha , as amended by ordinance No , 514 , and to repeal the section as amended , relating to the salary of the street com < missioner , was road three times and passed. This ordinance makes the strool commissioner's salary § 100 per montl the entire year. Adjourned. A Iiaivycr'a Opinion oflntcrrfll to All , J , II. Tawnoy , EH < | , n leading nttomey o ! Witionn , Minn. , wrlUw : "After mlng it f01 more than three yearn , I tixko great pleasure In Hinting thnt I rcgiml Dr. King's Now DU covory for Ccnnimiiitlon , an the bent remedy Ii the world for Coughs nnd Coldx. It has novoi foiled to euro the most novcro coklfllliiui Imd , nnd In variably rclloNCH the pain In UK chost. " Trial ItottloH for thin Hiiro euro for nllThro.il anil I < niiK II onH08 mny ho lind J'roo nt C , K Gootlinnn'ti JJriig Store. I/nrRO slzo , 81.00. AMUSEMENTS , BCconil I'ei-foriimiKjo ni the -Ideals' "Iho The Boston Ideals may well bo proud of the largo and cultivated audience thai assembled las to veiling nt tlio oporn house to enjoy the second of the four treatj that have long been awaited , and may be congratulated on their success in giving such a good rendition of Varnoy'a pleas ing opera , "Tho Musketeers. " When it is considered that such excel lent work can bo presented oven though many of the leading artists of the com- inny did not appear , the strength of the organization becomes more apparent. Messrs. MacDonald nnd Morsel ) , as the ; wo musketeers , gave an excellent por- ; rayal of their parta , and especially in lioir trio with the abbe , in the first act , ; ho blending of their voices produced an effect thnt vma honored by a hearty en- : oro. As a finished piece of acting , ITrothinglmm as the Abbe calls forspccial comment , nnd his quiet , easy characteri sation of the continual discomfiture of , hp good-natured "parson" was fine. Hiss Stone was port as the waitress , ooked pretty and sang charmingly. Her waltz song , "Come , Oh , My Love , " was oally the gem of the evening , and her rue notes in this diflicult selection > rovcd her an artiJto df excellent cchniquo , and spontaneous applause and , recall rewarded horjmoritorious efforts. rliua Ulmor had but a limited opportuni- y to display her best qualities but her 'Romanz" in the school-room scene de served the encore which her rendition called for. Miss Burton as Louise , was very ilcasing and wo predict rapid advanco- nent in her art for this little lady. Mr. ilontgomory's smooth acting as tlio Gov- arnor is worthy to bo noted and the bal- inco of the company made the school- oem 'scone and the chorus singing very jnjoynblo. The orchestra as usual did ; oed work. To-night "Giroflo Girolla" will bo presented. Bnoklon's Arnica Salvo. The greatest medical wonder of the wond. Warrnntod to speedily euro Buriw , Cuts , TJ1- cors. Salt lUieuin , ITover Sorea , Cancora. riles , Ohllblaliu , Corns , Totter , Chnnpod hands , nnd all ikin eruptions , ( runranteod to euro in avery Inatauco , or mouoy refunded. 25 conta or box _ _ I'RUSONAU Mw. i'f. . Wnoloy , of Davenport , Ui itinK olathoftlii this elty. Siiporlntondont P. J. Nichols went to Lin coln ycMtordny in u gpi'cml cur. Col. dray nnd daughters , of California , voro among the went boiuitl puiHcngorn yentor- luy. Conornl passonBor URont Moreo loft for Clilcagu Sfonday , to attend a mooting of the > < > ol. Cioorgo CJrillm , I ) . L. McGuckin'H chief lork , returned Monday from a three weeks' I lt to rooriu , 111. A .T. Potter , lute manager of the St. Chnrloa lotol , left for a inonth'u sujouru In Now York Monday. Miss Klixnbeth Popplotiin loft Monday for Joston to visit her brother who ia attending there. .lolm D , Young , BOH of the notorious mm , of Salt Lake , was a wont bound paxson- ( ? or mer the Union Pacific yesterday. Mrs. lirounson , wife of K. M. Urowimon , lorthwostorn pasnongor agent of thu V.tndalta route , return * ! from a lengthened trip in the east on Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Patrick Guruett , Mr. Thou. Swift and Mrs. T. J. Fitzmorria , went to ColmnbuH , Neb. , Monday , tolilt old uc- riuuiutancoa in that vicinity. S. T. Smith , general superintendent of the ivanwa division of the Union Pacific , witli leadquartow at Kansas City , arrived in Oma- ia yesterday murnlng. Chun. Plilllipi , inspector for the Colorado tool , In in the city. 1) . U. ( Jutnland , traveling aoont ; of the Union Poclllo , with head < nmrterH In Chicago , in the city. Hu brought with him a party if forty-five Seventh Day AdvontUU , from Jattlo Crook , Mich , , who nro on route to San franciico , Eurokal wo found the handsomest line ) f diamonds , oar-rings , bracelets , etc. , at Max Meyer it llro. , the diamond im. porters. New importations juat in. WHITEBREAST GOAL , Wo nro at last in receipt of a supply of this popular coal.ond oiler it for house- liold use in . LUMP Size for heating stoves and open grates , and NUT Size or cooking stoves and ran cH. NEBRASKA FUKL Co. , dU-at 210 south lath St. RICH , RARE AND RACY , We Will Not Have Any Scandal i Onr Chnrcb , A SetiHntlon In tlioSlmpo of a Cliurol Quarrel AVIilcli Ix Stirring Up the NullvcH lit South Oinnlin , South Omaha is all agog , and tli neighbors are saying one to the other "Did you over hear of the like' " and th other answers , "No , I never did. Isn' it redly BcandalousJ" There haa been quite a savory littl scandal trial going on in a South Omali church , and A reporter of TIIK BKK , will his nose windward , got a good stron ] sniff ofit , and says to himself , "by Jove hero is a sensation , " and immediately made for it , The story runs about like this. Waj over in South Omaha , there resides side by side , two women with their rtjspcctm husbands , who for the sake of determining ing them one from the other , wo wil call Mrs. M s and Mrs. D y. For sometime these two neighbors were on the best of terms , and unti quite recently were almost inseparable , and as a consequence confided to cacl other a greater or loss portion of their do ings in early life , and as young and giddy girls nre liable to do some very impru dent , and , perhaps naughty things , so wo presume that Homo of those escapades nn recited by those two bosom friends , wore not of the most savory character. Time rolled on , and jealously , thai green-eyed monster , put in his appear ance and n coolness , as a Vail of ice , arose between these , hitherto friends ol the Dornan and Pythias style , and the Bccrets which they held , as only it woman can hold , began to bo mentioned to those , for whoso oars they wore never intended and that old tongue of scandal , which is hung in the middle and works at botli ends , began to rattle like a mill dam , and a d n sight worse , and the picnic was opened. B jt wo are getting a little bit ahead of our story. These tvro families belong to the same churh , and Mrs. D y's hus band had been elected as an elder of said church. Mr. D y had also bought for Ills wife a horse and dog-cart , and aho used to ride back and forth , much to the annoyance of her neighbor , Mrs. M H. Being envious and jealous , Mrs M s began to circulate stories in regard to Mrs. D y , which stories wore not filled with the purity which omonatcs from a lieavenly throne before which they wore both public worshippers. However , Mrs. M a assorted that the stories had joon told her by Mrs. D y herself , and hat under such circumstances Mr. 1) y vas not a fit man for elder of the church tfow what possible bearing M's. D y'a early life , before her husband , that low is , oven know her , could have upon VIr. D y'a character and his unfitness 'or an elder , nobody except Mrs. M s : laims to know , but as ho was nn older n the church , and the discipline of said ; hurch provided that such things should jo investigated , a delegation from the church waited upon Mrs. M a and re quested her to prefer charges against Mr. and Mrs. D y. This Mra. M a promptly refused to do , but at the same , imo continued to talk 13 before. The committee again waited upon her nnd this time demanded that aho either irefor charges against the parties men tioned and substantiate her statements , or else forever hold her peace , and with t , hortonguo. [ Mrs. M a refused to comply with .heir demands , and accordingly charges were preferred against her for slander , nnd she was tried bdforo the church council , and the decision has not yet been rendered in the case. Now , whether Mra. M s or Mra. 0 y ia to blame in the matter wo are unprepared to say , but bo that as it may , one thing is very positive in our mind , and that is the fact that i secret is never safe between , wo women unless one of them is dead , md in order that it be perfectly well kept , t would bo necessary for both to die. The foregoing has caused a very hard ind bitter fooling to assort itself in a lithortp peaceful fold , mid as the congre gation ia a young one and the pastor a villingnnd hard worker , it is to bo hoped hat this matter may be satisfactorily ad- ustcd. A largo variety of the latest novelties n line Russia Leather and Silk Plush Toilet Cases , Work-Boxes , Cigar Boxes md Cases , Albums , Portmamues , Hand- 3ags , Etc. , all tasteful in style and of iuporior workmanship , are oflbrod by Max Meyer & Co. & THE SEASON'S ' 'WORK , rtio Hoard of Tublio Works Allow tlio KHtlmatcH for Pavlnt ; Dono'by the Anplialt Coiiipntiy. The board of public works , at its mooi ng Saturday evening , approved tlio final Htimatos for asphalt paving on Ilnrnoy itroet , on Sixteenth street , and partial jstimates on Fifteenth street , the whole amounting to upward of 8(5,500 ( , oxclu- ivo of the 20 per cent which is retained jy the city for six months as security that 10 radical defects will develop within hat time. Tlio estimates , all for work done by the tarbor Asphalt Paving company , are as allows : Ilarnoy street , 93fiJ80.GO. ( Sixteenth street , S2fl,7 ! > 0.18. Fifteenth street , $ : J,57 .00. The exception taken at a previous iieoting that the pavement had not been aid according to contract in the setting ) f the two rows of stone against the treet car track was discussed. Tlio Dutcomo was that the paving company mtorod into an agreement to lay the rows jf stone called for buforo next August under penalty of forfeiting $5,000. What was done with the inspector who jvorlookedthis feature of the work does lot appear. Estimates wore approved as follows ; Mcllugh & McGavock , Sixteenth and Chica o streets sewer , $1,9C2. < ! 0 McGavock & Gibbon , grading Six- oenth street and Sherman avenue , § 13 , . 572.1)0. ) Mcllugh & McGavock , repairing War- ng sewer at the foot of Doclgo street , 9440.70. Harbor Asphalt Paving company extras 'putting in curbs , raising gutters and grading ) , 81,013.23. Hugh Murphy A ; Co. , curbing and gut. toring Thirteenthaml Fourteenth streets , 4,510.05. Wm. Mack & Co. , curbing and gutter ing Thirteenth street , below Ilarnoy 87,202. in. A number of estimates were laid over Xot desiring to carry over any Christ mas goods , Slnx Meyer tfc Co. will , dur ing thin week , offer their stock of mcci Bclmum goods , cigars cases , toilet seta albums , etc. , at greatly reduced prices. T tin N'Kw'nmnu i : . I'cvt ( it the I1III Inti-oiliiocd by Senate MniulcrKon , The following is the text of the bridg < bill which Senator Mandcrson has intro duccd in the Senate and which has beet referred to the committee on commerce A bill to authorize the construction o a bridge across the Missouri river at i point to bo selected between the nortl and the south line of thocounty of Doug' las , in thostato of Nebraska , and also tc construct accessory works to secure Ihc best practicable channel-way for navi gation and coiilino the How of the vatei to n permanent channel at such point. Do it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United States of America in congress assembled , That S It. Johnson , Charles Turner , Milton Rogers , Joseph Harkor , F. A. Schneider , John McCrary , John S. Col lins and William A. Paxton , citizens of the state of Nebraska ; George T. Oliver of Pennsylvania , J. D. Cook of Ohio , A. K. Leavitt of Michigan , G. W. E. Grif fith of Kansas , Wm. M. Snow of Massa chusetts , J. JL Parker and Gnorgo II. Marsh of the statp of Iowa , and such others as they or a majority of them shall issociato with themselves , first having ob tained an incorporation therefor under the laws of cither the state of Nebraska pr the state of Iowa , are hereby author ized to construct and maintain a bridge across the Missouri river at such a point as may bo hereafter selected by said cor poration , between the north and the south line of the county of Douglas In the state of Nebraska , as shall best promote the public convenience and welfare and the necessities of business and commerce , and also to construct accessory works to sccuro the best , practical channel-way for navigationandconlinothotlow of tlio water : o n permanent channel at such point , nnd also to lay on and over said bridge a railway track for the more perfect con- icction of any railroads that are or shall ) o constructed to said river at or oppo site said point ; and said corporation may construct and maintain ways for wagons , carriages and for foot-passengors , charg- ng and receiving reasonable toll thereof. Sec. 2. That said bridge shall bo con structed on the terms and _ subject to the imitations and restrictions contained in , ho first , second and third sections of the net of congress passed July 25th , A. D. I860 , entitled , "An act to authorize the sonstruction of certain bridges , and to cs- ablish them as post routes , and that said coporation may , have , hold and enjoy all , ho rights , privileges and franchises con- erred by aud contained in said last-men- ioned act ; and when said bridge is con structed under said limitations it shall be ncluding its approach s , appurtenances , ind said accessory works , a lawful struc- uro , and bo known and recognized as a lost-route. SEC. 3 , That the corporation aforesaid hall submit to the secretary of war for lis approval , a plan with the necessary Irawings of this bridge , and of aJl acces sory works to secure the best practicable jhannel-way for navigation , and : onfino the flow of water o a permanent channel ; and intil the secretary of war shall approve ho plan of the bridge and accessory works , and notify the corporation of the same in writing , the bridge shall not bo commenced or bailt ; and should any change bo made in the plan of the bridge at its appurtenance , or said accessory works during the progress of the work thereon , such change snail subject like wise to the approval of the secretary of war. war.Sec. . 4. That congress shall have power tt any time to alter , amend or repeal his act so as to prevent or remove all material or substantial obstruction to the lavigation of said river by the construc- ion of said bridge and its accessory vorks. AN ANSWEll WANTED. Can any 9110 bring us n caxo of Kidney or Jver Complaint that Electric Bittern will not : ure ? Wo say tlioy cannot , na tlipiuamld of : a8es already iiermantly cured ami who arn ially recoiutiiHliiig Klectric bitters , -fill prove. 3right'H Disease , Diabctis , Weak liack , nrnny urinary complaint quickly ciirucl. Every bot- lo guaranteed , b'or nalo at 50e. a bottle by C. F. Goodman If you have never seen n , display of Meerschaum goods worth 85,000 call at Max Meyer & Co.'s. and admire their utest importations. " * l LEASE"OF A LIFE , Hart , tlio Grniul Jblaml Alurilcrcr , Ttc- lirlovetl I'or Tlilrly Jayn. .iiicoln Journal. < A dispatch was received last night from Washington , D. 0. , from Governor Dawca and trauamittcd to Lieutenant lovornor Agoo , at Aurora , authorizing a reprieve of thirty days for George Hart , , vhoso execution was to have taken place it firand Island , Friday , the 21st inst. Sumo evidence bearing on the case ttrongly in Hart's favor lias been discov- jrcd , hence the stay of execution until ho additional facts relating thereto can jo presented. POWDER Absolutely Pure. ThU powder net r rarloi. A maml of purll ) trench and holenooene t. More economical thin ho odluary kind * , and cannot be told In competition 1ththomultitude of low teit , ibort weight , alum 01 > ho phate | iowtl n. Bold onljrln nut. Uoval Hal ill l'o der Co. , 100 Wall Street New York. CASTORIA ' < 5rStan J. Infants and Children Without Mnrphhio or Narcotlno. LJVImt Rlvc-t our ClilMrcn roir choc ki , AJint cures their revere , mnk-oi them olocp ; M 'Tin Cmlorln. When iTablcs fret , nnd cry l > y turns , ' What cures their colic , kflls tlieir orm ftWhat What quickly ctirM Con rtlpntlon , SourSloiuncli , Colds , Indigestion ; Hut C'mlnrln. Fnrcwcil then to Morphine Syrups , Cu.stor Oil and Paregoric , nml nmlHnllRnMnrln. HnllRnMnrln. Centaur Unimont.Anfti > . Holuto euro for Rliottnij\tlsm , Sprains , Bums , Gulls , &o , , nnd an instnntasioona Pnin-reliovor. SPECIAL NOTICES rTSpeolals will Positively not be Insortei unless paid in advance. TO LOAN-Monov. TO LOAN The lowest ratcn of Intcrcs MONEY * Loan Agency , 16th & Dougla9 234-tl TO LOAN Insums ot 1501 and upward MONIIY Davis nc ! ( .o. , Heal Kstitc anil l.nn Ayeilts , 1D05 r rnain Kl 303-tf TO LOAN J. T. Dcatty Oftus on chattc MONEY , 213 South 14th St. tcptld Restaurant IMS Dodge St. "Vlf ANTED A nl-Mlo KCI ! lady for house kecpet I } IniUlro | at Schrotcr nd Bcht. 45i-2il : WANTED- good cook 1W5 Cupllol axo. 4 "IX7ANTKD Uooil active woman to wait on tab' * TT and do chamber work , wage J tl.OO per week nipil-o at 016 Douglas St. 44S tf WANTED A good girl for Rcniral homo w irk Apply 007 north 17th St. 458.2011 ANTED-lmrncdlatoly at the MctropollUin He tel one llrbt c'ais dining room L'lrl , also on kltchcnglrl. 45'-10 EST wiigts paid to a capable girl , mmll family ni children. Call immediately atCDOtouth ) ! ) ih ht 443 2l | T'ANTED A flrst dais traveling salesman In th T > DrylliKxls trade One acquainted with Ne iraska merchints. A line position for a good man Icfcrence as to abi.ity , etc. , required , Address ock box 708 , Omaha , Neb. 4M-18t TlJANTED-Clhl for housework. Inquire 120' > > Fan am St. 14j-tf _ _ _ _ WANTED A clr'.for geLora' homework SHIOBiir (5t. ( 443-21 A good baker nt 518 south loth street WANTED k 'FRED. PETERSON. WANTED A goad German girl to do genera tousework. Inquire SOO Park avenue. 4 i7-20 MRS. JNO. T. BELL. T7ANTED-A girl for housework , 2115 Callfornii > T ttreet , between -1st and 22d street. 435-1H WAN'TEDA flrtt-eliis grocery salesman one HI a connection en the O. R. V. and part D. & M t. Raids preferred , to a thoroughly competent mar fgood character , a liberal lala'y will be pal ' . Ap ly Pa\ton nndGalligher , Omaha. 44220 A llrst-elass cook , washer and ironcr WANTED from 0 to 11 o'clock a. m MRS. CIMS. WELLS , 412-22 2315 Webnter street. WANTED A } oung lady tu assist nl lit and uior Ings In house work for boanl In private faiullj wo children , husband away \ nit of the time , a gooc tome for desirable party. Inquire north east cornei 1st am Cuss St. 302-18 A comjHitent cook and general house WANTED logo t-i FortLnramlo Wvomlny wll n officers family. lll"hc-t vv iej paid. A- ply U 08 south 25th nt. ibttt' WANTED A few agents Immediately , Omaha Sto\ Repair Works , 109 S. 14th St. 015-lmi f ADIESORYOUNOMEN In city or country tc LJ take nice , light and plcaHtnt work at their own tomes ; S ? to $5 a day easily and quie ly made ; work wut by mall ; no canvasiin ; no stamp for leply. 'lease address Relhible ManTg Co. , Phlla.deli.hla Pa , rawer TT. 318-tu thur-eat Ini WANTED Lidy agents to sell the best selling I inc of Ladies' and Children's goods ever offered , ales made inatlc In every house as fast as agents can liovv the gou < l-t. Agents nro making 1100 a month , \ddrcss , with stamp , "L.U. it. Co.0 Scuth M.ij t , Chicago , 111. : il.r , 21 D Flrit class dining loom girls , at Met- Tl ropolltan hotel. Apply at mice. 370 tf WANTED A ghl to do general house work , 61C Pierce street. DeclH Ot l"\7ANTED Twenty btonemabons aud twenty flu TT teams. W. Maiinwcller , Eleventh ttreet , ncai 'arnati. 4 ! > 5-20 WANTED Boy to work In restaurant , 416 S. Tenth i-tleet SITUATIONS WANTED. " \XrAXriJD An f xperiencoj book keeper want3 a TI let of books to t ecii ercnlngj. Best city refer , nces. AddrebS'MI. K."ll.o otflie. 431-18 ! MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED lo n the sum of $1000 to $300) 01 to purchase business property of a like amount 4404 _ N. J. BURNHAM. Attorney. WANTED A partner one that \t \ a good house painter , paper hanger , and gralner to go In hits ness In some live western town about the first o ! April 1884 Must hate $300 or 400 , and must be trictly temperate and gl\e the best ol reference. Ad dress Lock box No. 15 Sj racuso , Neb. 403-1811 _ FOB HBHT Houses and tots ] [ 7011 RENT Furnished room and day hoard al JD at reasonable ratej a } 1814 Da > onnort street. _ 821-221 FOR RENT -A Urge furnlsecd south room with tire. Address or call at 1500 Howard ht. ' 451-20 } _ FOR RENT S-nall brlc' < house 4 roomi nnd klteh , en 1313 Girt tit. Inquli o nt hhuw Case Factor ) lent door. Only small family need apply , 450-10 ] 17OR RENT-On Capitol H II , cottage six room ] 1 2442 Capitol a\enuc. 412-201 * OR KENT Furnished room and board 'at 141 ! How aid street. 425-lOt FOR RENT House of three rooms , hard nnd soft water , (10 per month. luiulre cor. 15th ami Pa ciflo trcet. 430-10 FOR RENT Pleasant room with orwlthout boaril U blocks U. P. Dvpot 815 louth 13th ht. 430-1811 "IT OH RENT Furnished room 1810 Farnam. 4io-u TJ10R RENT Furnl.hed room 1010 Farnam treet , - 082-22J FOR RENT Elegant f urn Uhed room -JicoDiKlge street. 415 'ji- FOR 1IKNT Fltc room cottage , Harney street , ncarSUt.V.'S. O. E. MAYNK & CO. , 410 tt 15U9 Farnam. T7OR * REVT Furnished room at II. Sil. | i fnrnl' ' J. ' ture B'.ore lill Douglas tit. , eippoiltu Mlllurd lotd. 3SJ-10 * FOR RENT A nice basement of three rooms un furntihed for liouiu kcrping to a re | > ectabk amlly 1815 Dodge St. 3J9-18I ifOR RENT Too nc * stores , one a gcod place for 1 a grocery or clothing store an J the other a v e'ry ealrableplace for arest.urant , a'to ' roomi to rent. TunulnKham't block llttn and Jackion. SiO-lui I'flOK RENT A nicely luruitned room , m Ii or 1 without beard , ( las , hot and cell wa'er lath , tc. Flneot location Ii tne city , nonhw e t corLti 8thand Farnim treel . tl4-tl FOR RENT 6 room house , Urn , fruit , acre ground. t room house , 2 acre * . 14 room IIOUM new , AMES , 58-tfi IfxiT Farnam. 17011 RBNT-Parll > - f.irnl he.l bwmcnt , ha * 3 I1 roonii suitable tor light housekeeping. Partita renting ame can get 2 regular boarders 1017 Chicago. .llBtl _ _ I poll EM'IIANUiCity : residences , farmnand bus 1 lncs < chances. J W. LOUNSDURV , _ 2'5-lm ' Uthand Farnam , * IlKST lton ojc\cn room * . IfOR 1 J. PIIIPP3 ROE , 5th and Spruce * tmK TIOR RKNT Furnlshcil roomt on the northwtft f . cor. 13lh and Capltolaunue , formerly Ciilplitr-n JT ouw. I3s .tf f 0 NE furnl hol room for rent nt $10. largo enough for two occupant * , 1014 Webster street. 849-tf _ If OK HKNT Hooms In NchrasU Nutlona Uink Imlldlnt' . Mo < t ileilnlilo olllccs In tlio clt\ . Supplied with hjclraiillc elevator ami licattil by steam. Apply At Rink. 620-11 IJIOU LKASK Four cliolco lot < on 20th at."ionK I1 tlmo.217 K , 10th St. J. L. Marble. S2MI FOIt 8AM. > ll .SAl.K .torso row , fresh In Jnmian , nt a IjM 1 liarirftin. Cnllixt ire ) Iloniul-H. 452-24) ) SAl.K-An Iniprou'il farm , 11 mllc fnm i. ' Omftlm , anil tour nrrcs In dkalimrii 1'lnt , at a lilrgnln. Inquire at Iliium 10 , I'lcnttr lllock. ll--ltl 1 7011 SAI.K Only flr * ' clan < hotel In a \\\t \ \ > tow no ! Uo rmlroadt , Whltnov llou c , Utlsnnal , la. 4l7.1mo | t.l Thrco lots on Hhcrman ni-nue , W. 1 frott , ee\10Ject , atnbarn > lD , 20 2 ? . MIIIIVKR & IIELU _ HALK-Kcw lota on Mlo Wllilo. Call nml FOIt U-o Abstraction ol title. John ( I , WI1IIV 1114 409-lino FOR S.\li-A : licnh milch cow. Inquire' at I5th ntuirulliotiilAbtrut. 414-2I" rilKEMAN & PENNY. * SALE A roitauriit 2JO north IflthSt. 17011 300-20 * 17011 * SAtiE 8000 acres lanil , Hoone Count } , farms tn exchange kr ctproperty. . SSO-20 I poll SALi : Lots north Omalm , $240 on monthly 1 payment ) . SliitlVKU & HELL. SAt E A InntncKS nuns residences rooms 4 blocks north wilt of 1'oit ( Illlcc , Sit 260. S.1\.i : < 2t leant 6 blocks N U ofl' O $1.800. : i37-tf McUAUUE , opposite I1. O. HALE-lhrco lots In llanscom I lace , two FOH , in nthlj pajmciiK .McCAOUK , opposite i' o. a o-ti > 0ll SALE-An I tcre t In a producing SIhcr 17 Minim projKjrty In C'o'orado. Object ot sale , to ralaoworklng cap.tal for lirgcrdoelopuiiiiit , Any Information or abstract of. title cheerfully given. Address "A. H. S. " lllalr Neb , , box 183. 2SO 201 SALE Awholcsalo no'lon rr peddlers wigcu FOH anil fancy. O J. CANAN & CO. SfO-tf SALE Billiard tab'o , .1. M. Brunswick Ralko FOR ' . make , carom standard tire , with cues to. , cost $350. , wilt fell for $100 msh or flZTi and gttc time , table is In good condition and U sold for want of use. lliu bargain Address P. 0. bo59 , Falrfleld Nebraska. 3j4 ID FOH SALE Force pump nearly new. Address "O. S. " Uce olllcc. . 357-18t HALE My two storv brick residence , 10th FOH St. Mary's aMinuc. Largo barn , out-house , water wor s , well arranged. Lot 50x200. 1'.Ico $7. [ > co. nest Bargain In Oinaba. Call at M. Toft'g People's Dink. 277-t SALE 12 lots , one block west of Park a\e- FOR . Lots 50x150. Will sell the whole tract for 7,100 , If sold before January let , 1SSI. Heal is- tatu owners bid this bargain , If jou ca'l at People's * Bunk. 278-tf SALE Choice business property , three lots FOR . Sauiulcru and Charles.SIreot. It will pay jou to lincstlRute this oiler. Call at People's Bank. 270-tf * SALE Improxed proiicrty , which will pay IrOR ' buyer 20 per cent on the Investment. Rente for ? l,020 psr year. All occupied by first class ten ants. Will sell for $10,500 , If told soon. All or one- half cath , balance , oneto live jcars. The above in vestment Is worth Investigation. Call at the People' * . Bank. 2SO tf TOLLED CATTLE ANU CLYDESDALE HORSES. JL T u Bub'ciiber Is taking orders for spring Im portation of the above. Prices much below those at auction s ileg. References to those supplied. John McCulloch , 111. Trust ana Sav. Bank , Chicago. 203 2m t SALE d peed Btov c , eomo furniture and a FOR quantity of excellent wine very cheap 1808 Cnlltcrnla.St. OS 1-1 mo I OR BALE Houses and lots and farms. H. B. F IREY & CO. , S. W. corner lEtn and Farnatu. 059 U SALE 100 to 150 cordi of hard wood , now FOB chopped on "Lono Farm" on Cuming St , half mile west of'Military bridge. Will only be sold to one purchaser. BEM1S , Agent , 16th and Douglas streets. 833-tt LOOK 8ALK A. flrst class second hand top buggy JC Call at 1818 Harner street 87tf TTIOR SALE Two portaoie ool.ors , 10 jorso power J ? Apply at D. FITZPATHICK , Bfla-tf 218 South 15th Street. F I Oil SALE Ola newspapers in Urge ud Email quantities at this office. tl MISCELLANEOUS. LOhT-hunday r\cning , a eol'd ' L'old ring uith tbe Initials " 1) . ( ! . " cngraxeil on seal. The finder ill please lea\e It at lieo office. JS8-1S COOD table board at 117 north 14th between Cap- VJ Itol ut enue and Dodge. < 3.75 per WLCK. . 374 10t BOAHL ) and lodging 84.00 per ueik at the llaimy St. Ittstaurant 842-ito * EDWARD KUEHL , UAQISTKR OF PALMYBTEtlY AND CONDITION. ALIST. 803 Tenth street , between Farnam and Bar ney , will , with the aid of guardian spirit * , obtaining an ) one a glance of tb past and preeent , and the certain conditions In the future. Boots and shoes mi ' .t order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. . . of the human hotly enlarged , < le > eloped and strengthened , etc. , lean Interesting mhertiseiiicnt long run In our paper. In reply to Inquiries vo will say that there lane no evidence of humbug about this. On the contrary , the adtcrtlHers are very highly endorsed , liitcrut-tul persons may get ecAleil circulars giving allnartic lars by addressing Krio Medical Co. , .0 % ,0ic Uuttafo N Y.-tTolodnF.ienlngUlael Imported Beer LIN BOTTLES. Erlauger , Bavaria. Culmbacher , Bavaria. Pilsner Bohemian. Kaiser Bremen. DOMESTIC. Budweiser St. Louis Anhauser St. Louie. Best's , ' , . . . . Milwaukee. Schlitz-Pilsner Milwaukee. Krug's Omalm. Ale , Porter , Domestic anci Rhine Wine. ED. MAURER , 1214Farnam. . A regular gradual * in DR , medicine. Over iliteou 000 and OOU Wj andotto St. ' j ears' practice twelve ID KANSAS CITY , MO. Chicago. Authorltod by the itate to tru. Chronic , Nervous and Private diseases , ' Asthma , Epilepsy , Khcumatlsm , Pllei , VTujie Worm , Urinary and Skin Dl - leases , ScmlnanVcaknesantght ( losses ) , 1 Sexual Debility ( loss nfstxual power ) , etc. Curei guaranteed or money refunded. Cbargei lw. Thoueandit of cases cured. No injurious medl- dues fumlihed even to patients at a distance. Con- HUltatlon free and coufliltntUl call or write ; ago and experience are Important A HOOK for both sexes llustrated and circulars of other things sent sealed with two 3 cent stamps. FllEKUUSKUU ly ined od.w E.A.KKLIF.YM. D. I 0. A WILSON , M. D. llesldeiice , llesldence , eoo a Ibth Street | 2417 Davenport St. KELLEY & WILSON , Physicians and Snreeons. OFFICE : Boyd's Opern House. Omaha. Neb' F. SOHEUEEMANN M D. UEQULAIl 0 Kill ! AN Homeopathic Physician , SI'TOIALIST OK WOHCN , CHILDHEN t CHKONIO DISEASES. IIourAt Itetldence.Ko.M13S. 10th Street , till 'S'o * t'1 ' * * 3 p < w' II < " M-At office , No. 103 " V ? 8 ? ' Bt-i 'toom 7. from 10 a. tn. , to 8 p. m. N.a-Th Tape Worm will b removed , without- langcr , In time f from S to 3 hours.
