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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1884)
THR BAIL ! BEE-OMAHA. THUll&DAl7 JANUARY 3. 1884. y it THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Thursday Morning , Jan. 3 , The Weather , For the upper Mississippi valley : Gen erally warmer weather , westerly winds , becoming variable , rising barometer in the northern portion , and falling in the central and southern portion. For the Missouri valley : "Warmer and fairwoathorfollowodbyincreasingcloudi- ness and local snows Friday morning , variable winds , and generally lower , bar- omotor. LOOAL BREVITIES , A s.iJdlo horne created considerable ex citement yesterday by danhlng , ridorlwm , down Dnugliut street. Three men arc being hold , mippofted to liavo boon implicated In chain stealing from Kdholm & lirickson. ' Mrs. Latllla Moody , mother o ( C. K. Moody , ot th ! city , died at her BOTI'H real , donee , corner of RlRhtoenth and Lake streets , yesterday. Her Imdy wan shipped to Spring field , Illinois , for Interment , Tuesday after- noon. noon.McVeigh , the man arroatod for counter- foitfag , was tried in the United States court Tuesday. Ho was found guilty and nen- toncod to pay a fiuo of SI and bo imprisoned In the county jail for ono hour. All the boys will go to counterfeiting now. * The firm ot C. K. Mayno & Co. Ia m more , and in Its stead IB the firm of Darker & Mayne. .Joseph Barker U well known In thla city , and thU firm cannot fall to do n lively real estate business during the coming sea son. The hydrant on the corner of 1'arnam and Fourteenth froro up am ! bunt ycterdv. the water overflowing tlio sttoot for a consid erable distance and soon formed an Impromp tu rink , whlh the juvoullo clement was not slow ta utlllzo for sliding purpose * . The Denver train from the west yesterday morning , over the Union Pacific , cam ? into tills city In two Rocttons this morning. The Denver section was an hour behind the sched ule time , and the Ogden part of the train did n t arrive until three IIOUH after that. The horses are getting qitlto "cantanker ous" these cold days , and Improve every op portunity to take a little run , without any re gard to damaged. If you' want to bo uro to find your horao where you loavn him , fasten him securely before you Icavo htm. About four night * out of a week the city jail is lighted by coal oil lanterns , the gas re fusing to hum at all. If you want to heat the gas company called pot names you ought to drop into the jail on one of those "off1 nights. It In terribly provoking , and that , too , I. when the bill is just the same at the end of the month. month.Tho The getting out of the annual etatomonl of the Union Pacific railway , has entailed the necessity of working the clerics , in eome departments partmonts , at the headquarters nights. Ir the freight auditor's department about twenty five of the clerks will work each evening , mi til about 1'ebruary Htli , rectoviug extra { iaj therefor. A. Hoapo , Jr.'ft , horse utartod y eater da j afternoon for a little exercise on his own roc ognizanco. Ho ran down St. Mary'a nvenuc to Fifteenth gtroot , when , in turning 'tho cor. nor , tbo sent of the wagon was thrown oul and smashed. He continued his ruco up Xlf < toenth street to Dodge , where ho was caught near Hospe'n store , without doing furthoi damage. It was rumored late last evening that i mooting of tiie utockholders of 4ho Nebraska Ice company had taken plaoo , and that the company was by mutual agreement and con- Bent of the stockholders dissolved. No relia ble information < could bo obtained as to the reasons for dissolution , and the reports that could bo bad were not authonttcatedtalthougb probably truo. ff A very .pleasant iparty anet on New Years eve at Mrs. Cypher's rculdouco on Pacific street , wiioro the 'old year was soon out nut thonew.year.iu. Among these present wen Mr. and Mrs. Taylor , Mr. and Mrs. John W , Bell , Mrs. Van Arsdalo , Miss Whlttod , Mr , Chapman , Mr. Wells and Mr. J. N , Went burg. The occasion watt u most onjoyabh h 000. The Deluge Hose company , No. 4 , gav ( their first annual'ball iu Crounso's hall yes. torday. Tlioro was qulta a largo assembly , and the music was furnished by Irvine's or chestra. Councilman 1,8 , Hoftcall was mas ter-of ceromoulos. The party was u grant KUCCOBB , both financially und socially , and tin members of the company cin look back upor It wltli irido and pleasure. A private note from Mr. 1'lomon Drake , general inauagor of the Nebraska Tolegrapr. company , of this state , states that Mr. A. T , Tfulr has boon appointed manager of the Lin coin exchange and circuit manager of line * eouLU of tlio Tlatto river , taking Kir. Bmltli'i plioo , who bat been tunwferrod to an import ant poeltlon in Omaha , Mr. Fair Is highly rocomuicnded M an ocpert ia his line of bust ' * ? ' jiefia , Jind a pleasant and oifable gentleman. Xho supreme court of Nebraska at the ! 'fia loot sitting , in the case of the .Now Englam Mortgage Security conymny against Addisou agabi declared that all loans made througl he CorWu company of & 'ew Yorlc are uiuri OUB , and the poor fanners who luvomort gaged tbelr farms to this iuatltutlou need oul ; pay the Actual amount ol money they recelv ed niter deducting comtuUslons , interest paid etc. Tb3a Kill relieve many a ipoor home towlw wbaco intercut is now due , .and niaki happy laaay An anxlona .heart. Uijust Trcatiaeut. < " iji The young man Cannon who waa ar reited at the Ogden house , in Counci Blutls on Friday last , on a charge of va grancy , and who was released from CUR tody on Monday , is a brother of Airs W. M , Hunt ot this city. The youii | K man came here from Dubuque the fen tt part of last week on a visit to his sister On Thursday ho wont to Council Bluff * and on Friday ho was arrested , The oflicpr making the arrest claimet that ho resembled , the man James Fox who skipped out from Jersey City witl 918,000 belonging to other parties. Can non resembles the photograph of Foi About aa closely as night resembles day aad there wafi no earthly excuse for hi ; ICe is a ni vt looking young man and i : wall connected. lie u now ill at hii isteir' home in this city , from thocilech of hit uwarceration with raU and othei vermin , and aa soon M ho eufliciontly ro covwa ha wtJl bring uit against UK Bluff * authoritie * for fttlio itn RAILROAD ATFAIRS , Dissolution of the Iowa PooWhc Eight-Point Nebraska Pool Likely to Follow Suit , The Aprolntmcnt ol 5fr. VlnJtiR Not SntlRfnctory to the The long looked for meeting of the general managers and general 'freight agents of the Iowa pool lines was hold in Chicago on Monday , for tlw purpose of perfecting arrangements for winding up the affairs of the pool. As far aa the Iowa pool in concerned , it waa agreed to lot it expire under the notice of with * drawal given by the Milwaukee & St. Paul , as there was no longer any neces sity for Sta existence. A long discussion followed in regard to winding up its af fairs , the settlement of claims , etc. All thcso arrangements wcro successfully perfected and Commissioner Midgloy in structed to close all accounta aa rapidly as possible. The question of what tvaa done with the Colorado Tariff asso ciation was then taken up. Some of these present were under the impression that the Utah business was not included in this pool. Iloada , which have joined the now Western Trunk Line association , thereupon gave the required thirty days' notice. Such notice waa necessary bccauso the Alton , which did not belong to the Iowa pool , is a member of the Colorado pool. _ Tlio disposition bo made of the " position to "eight-point Nebraska pool" was then token under consideration. It waa found that thirty days notice of withdrawal was also re quired to terminate this pool , which will continue in existence for ( hn present. It is not believed , however , that if the 3urlington refuses to join the now West ern Trunk Line association , and a war on Nebraska , Colorado and Utah rates is nauguratcd , the South-western Railroad R > waU5 panVeksfr intwt , nd the ikclihoodia it will ulSd haVO to go oul of existence. It ia claimed by Commis sioner Midgloy that this pool cannot bo iorminatpd in loss than nine months. It a the evident intention of the now com pilation to have all the now Western ; runk line aasociationa absorb all ; ho varioun location pools ind combinations hereafter in ox- stcnco. The Burlington agreed with ; ho combined roads to maintain the ex isting rates for thirty days from date. Mr. Ilughitt's motion to adjourn until next Thursday to open negotiations with the Burlington for its admission into the now Western Trunk Line association wan unanimously carried. The managers of the combined roada appeared to bo in the beat of spirits. They scorned to bo under the impression that the Burlington will not dare fight them and it must swallow the dose prepared for it. Outsiders , are not as sanguine regarding the first outcome of the issue. They think that although there are trovcn roada against the Burlington alone , yet that road will bo in a posi tion t * make n good fight , with a fair show of success. There it not the least probability that a spriou. < war can bo averted. / > side frem its ob jeotions to the termssof the new agreement mont , the appointment of E. P. Vining , late traffic manager of the Union Pacific , as commissioner of the now Weaterr Trunk Line association , proves a vorj serious blow against the Burlington , Not that the Burlington people doubt Mr. Vining'a ability am qualifications for the position but they object to iiimng a Union Pa cifio man who is obnoxious to them am whom they consider prejudiced agains their interests , administer affairs 'ii ' which they have so much at stake. Baokien's Arnica Saftre. The greatest medical wonder of the wend Warranted to speedily euro Burns , Cuts. Ul con. Salt Rheum , Kovor Sores. Cancers , Plica Chilblains , Corns. Totter , Chapped haude and all skin oruptlona , guaranteed to euro it every Instance , or money refunded. 25 tout er box CHANGE OF BASE , Mr. Ylnlng XtcHlKncil Hla Vosllloi \Vtili Uio Union Vaolllu Mr. E. P. Vining , who for twolvi years past has had charge ut the froigh business of Uio Union Pacific railroad Tuesday resigned his position ua froigh1 traflio manager. Mr Yining loft 'foi Chicago yestosday , where ho will niaki Ilia hoadquartcrsNand will at once ontoi upon his duties aa commissioner of th < VVestorn Trunk Liuo casociation. Tor the present Mr. Vininpt's 'faniilj ' will remain in this city , but it ia his in tontioiij aa BOOH no poosible , to oloau oul Ida aifairs iu this placo.aud take his fain ily to Chicago to reside. In closing his duties i\ith the Umot Pacific Monday night , Mr. VinSng issuoi the following circular to those vritl whom ho haa boon BO long And pleasant ly associated : _ "Upon retiring from my connectioi with Uio Union PaciG , nf tor having hat charge of its freight business for nion than twelve years past , I desire to express press my thanks for the numerous act of kindness and for courtesies receive < rom my fellow-employes upon the line "Wishing for Uio Union Pacific a con tinuancoof tlio aatro prosperity undo which its freight business Las grown fron three million dollars i > or annum to twenty ty millions , and for its officers and agents and all ita employes , a "happy No\ Year , " to bo followed by many moro , eubacribo myself for the last time , "E. P. VINIJ.O , 'Freight Tratlio Manager. CLAUK AND HUKUIV. General Manager Clarlc aud Genera Freight Agent Bholby left for Chicag < yesterday in special car No. 03 { to At tend the meeting of the now pool m tha city to-day , at which time the fina steps will bo taken. KiiiLmrraHsinciKu. There were 200 failures in the Unftoi States reported to Bradstroet's durini the post wooic , 20 loss than the preceding ing week , 18 moro thun the correspond Ing week of J882 , and 09 moro than tin samo'.weok of 1881. About 70 per cent of the failuroswero these of email traders whoso capital was $5,000. Compare with the previous week the middle state ! had 54 , decrease of U ; Now Knglani states , 21 , u decrease of IU ; southon itatos Oil , aa increase of112j * westen atates 101 , BU increase of f ; Pacific elate and territories 21 , tx decrease of 12 ; Can ada and the provinces 24 , a decrease of 0. Among the important firms reported ombarrased were William Carroll & Co , , manufacturers of fur nnd wool haU , Carroll & Co. , manu facturers of straw hats , and Iliggins A Fowler , soap manufacturers , Now York city ; Amos D. Smith & Co. , cotton goods manufacturers , Providence , and their companies , the Franklin Manufacturing companytho Qroton Manufacturing coin- pany and the Providence steam mill ; C. A. Coutant & Co. , notions , Chicago ; 11. S. Gilbert & Co. , bankers and grain , Ot tawa , 111. ; Lainborn & Gray , bankers , Alliance , Ohio. In the principal trade they wore as follows : General stores -18 , grocers 41 , dry goods 17 , clothing 12 , li quors 12 , fancy Roodo 11 , hardware ami agricultural implements I ) , millinery and straw goods 8 , shoes 8 , drugs 7 , grain and millers 7. jewelry 7 , hotels and restau rants G , furniture G , bankers and broken G , cotton and manufactures D , hats { i , crockery 4 , manufacturers 4 , produce and provisions it , carpenters and builders It , men's furnishing goods 3. Wdo Awake PrngglatH. 0. 1 < " . Hoodmnn is nlways nhvo in Ills IIUB ! . noun nnd Htmrcti no iinitm tit nociiro the best ol every nrtlclu In hln lino. Ho HOD nccnrod the aconcy for the colebrntod Dr. King'n No liiHCOvery for Coasuinptlon. The only cer tain euro known for CuuHumption , Couglm , Coldn , Iloftrsonosn , ARlhtnn , Hay Fevcr.Uron- cliltls , ornnynlTcctlon of throat und lungs. Bold on ft posltUo tiarantoo. Trial bottlot free , llcrulartlzo 81 INTERNAL REVENUE. The Rcccipls of This District for the Past Year , Nearly Ono Million and a llnlf of Dollars lars llccclvcd In 1'nynicnt ot Government Tav , There are probably very few people who have any idea as to the enormous amount of money collected by the inter nal ravcnuo oflicera in this country an nually , ' It may seem like exaggeration to say hat nearly ono and a half millions of dol- ars were collected at Uio olllco in thla city during the year of 1883 , but n BE ! reporter visited the office Tuesday evening and waa permitted to look over the books and from them copied some figures which wo give bolow. There are in this district sovonty-fivo cigar factories , thirty-six breweries , forty- eight wholesale liquprcatablishmonta , two rectifiers and ono distillery. It ia from , his last named institution , the Willow springs Distillery , that about eleven- iwolftha of the enormous revenue of thie , rict ia received. The total amount of ovonuo tax collected by Collector Posl ast year is as follows : January ? U2,8n 77 February 102,223 IS March 3,17'2 If April 130.4H8 91 May 143,420 8 ! Tutw 105,8f,2S < luly 88,718 II August 101,901 Ci September 97,635 1 ! October 130,00771 November 105,815-51 December 137,008 ! Total 81,386,073 4i The month of May was the most fruit ful of any , while in July the smulloa crop was gathered , Thq Willow Springs distillery ilmvi paid taxes as follows for 1883 : January 5&34,7)2 ! ) 2i February 04,703 Z March & ,2o7 0 April , ' 105,225 3 liny 118,944 9 Juno Or > ,677-3 Jmly , . . , . .78,002 1 August 88,203 C September , , ' 83,037'fi ' October , > mS73'7 November . , . . : . . . 94,427 1 December , ' 120,805 C Total . , . ; 31,218451 ; 0 This tends to show that 1,353,835 gal Ions , or 33,846 barrels , of liquor wa tumod'out from the distillery last yeai A daily average of § 3,1)0154 ) $ ! ) was paid th government for uvory working day in th year of 1883. This is an enormous amount of liquo to bo placed upon the market by a singl institution , in a single'year , and itisalsi an enormous amount of money to pay tin government for the > privilege of placinj it upon the market. ' Without the Willow fcpringaiDistillon the internal revenue receipts from tin district would bo somewhat light. Now Ycarb' llccoytlon at the Y. Bl O. A. The reception at the Young Men" Christian association was n complete sue cess. The hall had been beautifully due orated in preparation 'for ' the occasion and to the ladies ia duo much credit fo the artistic elfcct. As the callers cntcroi they were greeted with "welcome" ii bold evergreen letters , on the oppositi side-of the room , but this was not tin only welcome they received , for tin bright smile , the pleasant NOT Years' greeting , and warm ham shako of the reception committee mitteo soon made ilium fool at home After overcoats and wrappings had booi disposed of , and while warmingthey hat a ehanco to look at the other decorations Festoons of cedar were tastefully sua pondod from chandelier to chandelier and on ono side cf the room was tin motto , "Happy Now Year , " while an other side was adorned with a motti reading "Wo study the word , and work of God. " Although this is ono of th Ohautauqua mottoes atd had been placoi there by the Omaha Circle , which met ii the half the previous evening , it wouli bo hard to find oito moro.nppropriato fo the Y. M. O. A. A largo number of- the ladies wor present to assist in receiving and in the ! pleasant and charming manner they on torUinod ail who called.Other ladic who were prevented from coining on ac count of the severity of the weathar son reCrcahmunta which were served durin the day. In the ovcninjj thorowasaver , pleasant impromptu social , the fuatur of the evening being the whisthng c Mr. Arthur G. Pratt , of Hartford , Ot , who captivated the entire audience b his rendition of Bird the Mocking , j great many young men visited the assc ciation for the tirst time , and iho ladic liuvo greatly assisted in starting the no' year successfully. Thoiumiuls Buy Bo. Mr. T. W. Atkins , Uirwd , Kan. , writes "I never hesituto tu recommend your Woj trio Bittern to my customer * , they give rntlt satisfaction ami wo rapid tellem. Klectrl liittem are the purtwt and be * > t medldii known und will positively cure Kidney an Liver complaints. Purify the blood and ret ulato the bowels. No family can Alhrd to I without them. They will nave hundred * c dollar-nil ! doctor's bills every year. Soldi * W ) cent * a botUe y O w . J u.n. THE GERMANS Of This City Cttate the New Year in Excellent Ste .Term Ilaurclft' Benefit at the BfVuIi Thcntor Xho Turner Society ixt the Ilnrnoy Street Ilnll. The Germans of this city nro fully uj o the times in everything regimliiij nmusomcnts , and sorno of the most plena nnt entertainments jyvon in this plnco nro by our Gorman friends. AT TUB THEATER. At the Gorman theater Tuesday , i jood sized audience assembled , notwith standing the fact that the night WAS vcrj unpropitious , Ilowovor , there were no1 so many present as their should have icon upon the occasion of a benefit per brnmnco for such a popular and dcscrv < ng actor as Jean Baurcis. The , play presented was "Lockorc Soisigo , " anditis a comedy of high order , During the evening there were a numbcx of musical selections , which were ron do rod in an almost faultless manner , and added very largely to the programme. Mrs. Puls-Ahl gave a remarkably toll- ng rendition of "And Still not William , " which was loudly applauded. The duet entitled "Life Without Love , " in which Urs. Puls-Ahl and Joan Baurols took mrt , waa exceptionally good and fairly > rought down the house. Mrs. Lindor- nan gave "That Comes from Moth'et ilvo" very charmingly , and was encored. The character of Springer , the banker , as portrayed by Mr. Molehill , was well cccived , and his make-up was excellent. Hr. Pedotol and Mr Puls , us the attor- loys , and Miss Thiossen , aa "Fran VV "eldrio , " were well received , the lady specially being loudly applauded. The other parts were all ably and creditably ikcn , and the performance of last evon- ng was fully up to the high order of en- .ortainmonta given by this popular com- Why. Tlio Musical Union orchestra , as Usual , urnishod the music , which tickled the oca of the merry dances , after the heater , and the dance was kept up until on early hour this morning. THE TUHNim SOOliJTV. The Omaha Turner society gaVe their ow Years' ball yesterday in I'w ' large ind pleasant hall of the English > dcrman chool , on Harnoy street. A largo crowd was present , among whom Were some ol our best Gorman citizen. The programme of dances was varied. Dho programme itself vras a beautiful ind neat piece of typographical work , L'ho greater part of the evening was giver dancing , but a thoroughly good choir under the leadership of Prof. H. Hau > ons , rendered two or three fine soloctiom "n a very acceptable manner. Prof. Julius Thiol'o efficient orclicstn jirnitihcd the music , Mr. Morris Rob Ing acting in the capacity of prompter A great xieal'of the credit forthoplcaa twit manner in which the evening wa upontia'duoto the committee tif arrange tnonts , which consisted of Ph. Andres Parisian and "Win. Stoeckor. This very auccessful Now foir'a enter tainmorit 'included a very numptuou supper in which all took part with grea animation. Messrs. Hca30 fcJ oppoth woll'lcnown caterorn , furnished all th renaisites. The following iu the menu I. 'Ilussischo ' Cavinr-Schnittchcn. ' 2. Hasenbraten mit Apfel-Oompott. 3. Spanforkel in Gelce. 4. Kiilbabrateii mit S.ilat. 5. Kafleo , Thee , Knekon u. a. w. Four lieiiutiriil Cards. Now designs never before publishes Williploase any person. Sent free o receipt of 2c stamp to every reader of Tin OMAHA BEK. Address Samuel Cartoi 35 Park Place , N Y. 28-tf PERSONAL. > . W. Wells , of Schuylor , ia at tt Millnril , W.W. WIlHon , of Lincoln , .T. F. HnUci beck ; of Hod Cloud , und L. S. Kstelle , < lioau , nro ( topping at tliu Milliard. MifM Noally Stevens , the celebrated pianUt und slater , MIns Currio Steven * , ivru registcre at the 1'axton , M. W , Allan , from Massachusetts , la at tli Paxton. Dr. M. L. Ilildroth , of Lyons , Neb. , I * guest at the MillarJ. The following Nobnvskans are at the 1'ax ton : F. 0. IFarrlHon , of Llnooln ; II. L Lougntroin , of Froraunt ; C. B. Treadwoll , o North Bend. A , G. Reason and L. C. Jlurr , c Lincoln , and A. G. Scott , of Koainey. Church Howe , the banker , of Auburn , i registered at the 1'oxton , Congressman .Tamoi Laird registered at th Fifth Avenue hotel , New York , last Sui ; day , Thomas C. Lombard , business manager the Chicago Church Choir opera company , I at the Millard. POLO , An Exclllnjr und Hotly Contcfetci Ouino at the Iliuk. Last night a goodly number assemble at the Capitol avenue rink , in additio to the usual number of skaters , to wil ness the polo contest , which waa ai : nounced in the papers. At 0 o'clock the floor waa cleared , an the usual preparations of fixing goals , etc , was gone through with. The contestant then skated once around the rink in coi tunics suited to the lively work that wo before tlietn- Each side was represented by fiv young men , who were chonen on accoun of their skatorial excellence. The Red comprised Messrs. Gratton , Stevom Morford , McCluno and Gordon , and th Uluea were comprised of Messrs. He ! phroy , Hitchcock , Creamer , Dennis an Eastman. After taking their rcspectiv positions , at the tap ot the boll awa ; darted the two rushers for the ball in th ball in the center of the rink , and th first inning began. The Blues got th boat of it at the start , but , by n luck ; stroke , ono of the Rods sent the bal whizzing through the Blues' goal. Tim obout tun * seconds , The time in which the succeeding goals were won was longer than the tim of the first , and more hotly contested The Bluea won the second , the Reds th third , the Uluca the fourth , and after i long atrugglu of about ten minutes , th Heds succeeded iu winning the fifth goa .tud the game. The play waa much enjoyed by th spectators And the earnestness ovincei by the players waa illustrated by th whackswith mallets , distributed tntis amongst themselves. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS , Ooly Been Down to the Lodge , Kcgnlnr Annual Installation of Olllocrs Imst K\enliif > . Last evening the regular annual in stallation of officers of the Knights of Pythias lodge , took place at their rooms on Fourteenth street. The gentlemen composing the lodge , on this occasion did not go alone , but took their wives and daughters , and per- liaps swcothcarta , with tliem. _ The opening exorcises consisted of the installation ot the following ollicora for the year : John Uayward , P. C. S. M. Willox , 0. 0. J. T. Withrow , V. C. H. M. Davis , P. M. Tuft , M. K 0. J. Johnson , M. T. H. S. Smith , K. R. S. J. S. Harpster , M. A. A. J. Quisgard , I1 G. M. II. Homer , 0. ( ! . At the completion of this duty , danc- ng waa indulged in and a very enjoyable evening waa passed. Later a bountiful upply of fruit , confectionery , and dain- .ics of all sorts , were placed at the dis- > osal of the guests , who did not fail to respond and appreciate the feast at their command. The lodge ia a strong ono in every sense of the word , numbering many of our most prominent business and professional men within its ranks , vho on this occasion showed what they voro capable of , in the vein of pleasure coking. BODY SNATCHERS. Eyiuenccs Tliat They Have Been at Work" at the Poor Farm , toroncr Kent Is Now Investigating the Affair Wltli a View ol'Bring- ing the Guilty Parties to Justice. It has boon reported that tody snatch- rs have been ct iv vk at the poor farm and that several ( radios have boon dug up and carried away. The graves have been desecrated and eft in a bad condition , and Coroner [ vent's attention being called to the mat ter , bo has commenced to investigate it , ind in cose it is found that bodies have seen taken , and the stealing can bo fas- icned upon any ono , they will bo prose cuted to the fullest extent of the law. It has * beeu rumored that a certain medical college , not many miles from this city , ia deeply implicated in this nefa rious business. Bodies may lw donated to medical col leges , but they must not overstep the bounds of the law and dig them up after they MW buried , and in the dead hours o the night carry them to the dissecting room for carving purposes. State Horticultural Society The annual meeting of the Nebraska State Horticultural society will be held a Lincoln , commencing Wednesday , Janu ary 16. This will bo an iraportan meeting , and the best practical Horticul ttmete of "thestate and neighboring states will be in attendance. The largo diapla ; of tfruit of last winter will bo greatly in creased , papers on various subjects read and discussions hold. It is hoped tha the horticultural interests the state which are now in such a most promising condition , will bo advanced. Announcement mont will be made in time , of the rate granted by the different railways. SAMUKL BUINAUD , President. JAMES T. ALLEN , Secretary. State papers please copy. POWDER Absolutely Pure. * This powder never varies. A marvel of purl strengh and wholcBOmonest. More economical th the Quinary Muds , and cannot be sold In competltl withthemultltude ol low test , short weight , alum phosphate powders. Bold only In cans. Ito ) al ba m ; Powder Co. , 10B Wall Street New York. SPECIAL NOTICES rirSpeclalu will Poaltlvolynot be Inserted unless paid in advance , * TO LOAN-Monev. TO LOAN-The lowest rates ol luteres MONEY * Loan Agency , 16th & Douglu iSl-tf TO LOAN In sums of 1603. aud upward MONEY Davis Mid Co. , llwxl Estate and Loan Agents , 1605 Fkrnam Bt , 303-tf TO LOAN-J. T. Beatty oan on chatte MONEY , 13 South llth St. decia HELP WAMTU1J. A'NTEi fiSnialfkWclie rwm' ' tidliB gtl. | Hcuuand llop | > , 418 S. 13lh bt bet llarney and Howard 850-8 . /ANTED A tIll tu do general house work a TT 2110California bt , C806 Tt/'ANTKO A good \f\i\ \ \ \ for general lieu ework , T T W , corner IDtli and Fa naui. CCIi tf A first C'OM dlnlne room girl at the City HoUl , coruer Uth and Harnu } . * rtt J 01 \ XTAN ni : > A dlnlug room girl i > t the South Oma ha Huu.eethaiiJ I'adlljht. > 603-41 " \T7ANTCU First -class laundry wouuu and chim T > ( > erinaid at 11 < fi Karnam. flOS | 'TT/'AKIEU Agocdglrl Iu a famUy tit tw o Must T I Leubloto cook , a h aud iron. Steady em plojmint. Inquire at EDHOUI fc EB10KSOX. Two or thre eiperlcnccd a t > j as can WANTED , only builneaa men to call on Perma nent situation and goud pay to the rigtt parties. Ad drtsa "Puliilsbctu" tare unvvr four (4) Liuouln Nfb. Infants and Children Without Morphine or Nnrcottno. { What RlvM otir Children rosy cheeks , j What cures tlielr fevers , tnnkps them nlpcp ! fe 'TU Cnntorln. When Haute * fret , and cry l > y turns , Wliat cures their colic , kflU their worma , & Hut Cuslorio. What quickly cnrei Constipation , Sour Stotnacli , Colds , InJlRrstlon ; ' " "t Cnitorln. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups , ' Castor Oil and 1'arcgorlc , andHnll Hnll Cnntorln. Centaur Ltnlment. Anab- Bolnto euro for Rhonitxatisin , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &o. , and an tnstantaiicoti Pnln-rollovor. J8h TUTT J 7ORP8D BOWELS , \ ERED UVER , and MALARIA. . . From tlicso sources aricu t hi'-o-i vjrtn9 oi r.ccic. luijucaa niicr exertion of 1)oil.v 3l ot food , Irrf spirits , A ff . . . _ . snmo < 1it' , . llztltc < , i.i > ? jrln Ilcntf .IKvte > Kf > rn tlio ty _ < , lil lilycol orcil Vrt : . . , , < 'O.ST1PATIO.nntl < lo manil tlio use of a ri-mody Hint nt.ta directly on tlio J.lver. AsaLlvcrmedlcltioTOTT'S l'rtIS iiiivo no oqiiul , Tholr net Ion on tha nil iuipurltloa throiigh. tlicso three " SCIXT- rngcro ot tlin nyutcrn. " vrCKluclnrf nppo > tlf o , nountl dlffOEtlon , i-of ; nln r ( .tools , a clonr sklnundnvlgoroiiabodv. 'JtJTT'J * Vll r S cause no nr.uu'a or gtlplnff nor iutctfero VltUiialjvwoilsnndnroniiL'rfeot t . ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA , > vli rc.a5c. Olllrp.41 Murray8t. , > ? .Y. GRAY H.un OK WIMSKKRS changed lii > etnntty toriULossr BLACK bynnlnglo np > pllcntlon of thla DTK. Sold by Dmgijlsta , f. or sent by express on receipt of 31. OiHf o , 41 JHurrnj- Street , h > w York. T'Jrpa MABUM. OP USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. EECENT LOSSES PAID IN NEBRASKA BY 320 & 322 DEATH Broadway , New York. I 1) . C. nALWNTINE . SIcCook J5.COC.OO AVKEK1JY INDEMNITY W. It. nACON . ( Irand Island 85o fO M.J COHN . Cottonn-noil Snili B ) 26571 F. K. CIIEIUUKU . IMttUnioutii M.21 QEO.COUHEVAN . Xoith Bcn.l 70.00 D. U. fOMEKOY . Kearney 176.00 J. P. nOIXJEHS . Indianola 12DOO \ A KM.DnNNY. . . . Bl lr ZOOM JOHNHETH , . Lincoln 42.S9 11. 0. OUTCALT . Lincoln SO.as C. E. HADCOCK . Lincoln 125.00 , TOTAL LOSSES IN NEBRASKA. . . . $5,000 Accident Insurance , with § 25 f kly Indemnity in the Pre- erred Divisions has never exceeded nn nn llul cost o § 12 for Assess ments and $1 Annual Dues , exclusive > Membership Fee , § 5. paid mt once. TO BECOME A MEMBER ' OF THE tJnited States Satwl Accident Association. \NDLTHEREBY SAVE ONE > HALF THE USUAL COST OF ACCIDENT' INSURANCE. WrUcfot CtVcwtor and A2iplication : JHank , and when received , fill ottf your appljcationt inclose $5 , and forward U ( o { fie Secretary at JXeiu York , on rec'dpt of which a policy will be promptly mailed to you. CIIAS. It. FEET ( f Rogers , Poet & Co. ) , Prcs't. JAMES It. PITCHEU , Scc'y. WANTED IirmwHaUly.a Roodworean t do pen- ral Viou' votk and t kx- charge ot tlio house Juckcyo meat market , ccrner 14th and ilosou. 500 tf WANTED A German dining room kltehcn girl. Ue8 e an * Hoppe , 418 b. 13th SI , between ITamev and Tlov , aid. DOS tf VTTANTED Girl at 1808 Davenport i. \T7ANTED Men and w oircn to start a new busY ! - Y > neesatthtirhomcj. No pedd'lng ' ; 10 to DO cts. an hour mode. Send 10 cents for twtlve eauipleaand instructions. C. E. JiOWEN , Brockton , Mafa.Box 32,1. d 24 ted Ot A food washer and Ironcr at 2400 WANTED . 605-tf ANTED A German lady cook at American W house , DM Douglas street. 618 > 14i Oood active woman to wait on tab'o WANTED chamber work , between 11 and 12 o'clock , wages f.OQ per week. Inipilre at 812 Douglas St. % S-tf T ADIES OR YOUNG MEN in city or country to I i take nioe , light and pleasant work at their own homes ; $ ? to $5 a day easily and quloly made ; work sent by mail ; 110 canvassing ; no stamp for reply. 1'leaso address Reliable Mun'I'g Co.l'hlladelDhia I'a , drawer TT. SIS-tu thur-sat 1m TTirANTED Situation as copjist by a competent YV English Lady. Addrtss "M V. " BKK otiioc. e2i-2-3f. banners uiakerand eadier withesa situation A In tha oity or country. Call or address M. Erull Rasch , Omaha Home. t 8S TTTANTED .A poeltlon as nuree , by a mlddlegcd VV lady. Appl 618 S. IBtn fctrtut. 036 6- W ANTED Bv a l dj , a situation on copj l > .t Ad dress "K. W. " cor. S3rd and Burt St. bjl-4J WANTED To trade , fine pair of riadstcra , top buggy and double harm as for Omaha property. For particulars , inquire of C. E : llajno a Co , 1509 Farnam street. 495 tf Fjiglith lady recently govcrms * In the AYcurg ot an Ex , U. H. Consul , In England is spending the season with relatives In this country and If addressed soon herner\lcei m.y be obulneu lor a limited time In a similar capaclt ) or as compan ion. InitructH In English , Frenchaidmuiilcpiano ( ) . AddrensM. V..Lock box 13. Tabor , la. OiS-2-3t- MISCELLANEOUS .WAHTb. WANTED To Invest $100 to f 00 , with or with out ter\ lees , n hero it will do thn most good. Address with i artlcularb , "G , K. K. " Bee otiltu , fl 7-9S W'AN'IEU 'leu ( Uienllemcnly ) ( joung men to board with or without room at 610 S 14th SL tes-is * WAN'J'ED-Wtll fuiuibhedbfd Mid Bitting room for tnn prntlemen. Want lee tlon couth ut Douglas and nnt beyond 16th street. Price not so much an object as comfort. Address 'M. ill."lleo olfltf. 643 tf FOB KENT Houees and Lota. I\K JitNl iloiiso No , 1011 Farnam St. Ten X1 rooms , city water , gas to. Apply to F. YY. Gray Oth Douitl's. U31-5 FOR RENT Comfortable front room , south-east corner KourReLth and Davenport , suitable for two geutlemiu. 653 tf RENT Large heated newly fnrnUhed front J710R 1 room east a.de 1-th between Douxlonand Dodge St. * 057-11 IOIl RENT Nice furnished room suitable for two F l > e OLS 1717 Cast .it. 628:8 : * HENT-Kltchen , sitting room , and bed room POIl nicely furnlehed eultatlo for light house keeping , good location. Kefercncesexchaiueil. Addresi"M. a" Bue otlice. 683 31 Full KENT A new home , 0 rooms , bay window , Boublcooor , 1210 Pacific MIeet. (339 6 { ilOK RENT Furnlidifxl room 1819 Farnam street. F 10K ItENT KuruUhtd room , $13 Uodge street. 031-51 I7WU HALK-Small rlgar and fruit stock at 2003 I ? Cuuilng ht. Uood reason for fcelllug , BIIMI 17UH KENT -A nicely furnuneu 13001 , with gas , 1 bath room , etc , suitable for two gebtlcinen , at 1812 Uodgu bt. Also first class board. 543 : ij FOH I1ENT ForO months.to a email famllv a largo cotUco completely furnished. In guod lo cation and conviulent tnhedUnoht. cart. Htftr- encu desired. Apply ta It. J. Sane , Opera House Hat S > t re. 607-4 7011 HINT : S new 5 room houses for rent. Inquire - _ quire on 10th tit. next door to Pacltic Hotel or at 1611 fas * Strut. P. J. Creedou. 67B tf IJIOK IIKNT U f Uing No. 617 touth 16th St. D Alf. 1) . Jones. 571-3 I A furnished room with board it 2112 CaliforuUgt. 666-10 HKN1 An 8 room dwelling near depot. tfiOll 1 A 4 roomtotmnu near llth and Capitol avc. A tpltndld rocm suitable for carpenter ibop , tSi-ti JNO. 11 EUWAUD3,1111 Varuam St. | 7 > Oll 11 Eh T A new vture rouui. AUu cut ) tUt J ? with all modern Ituprotement . Ku t rca enable f ) good parties. Lorenzvn's llleck , cor , ISth nd lluward btrett. 512 tf ell IlENT IStouuwktiuet onoagu ) t/laulor - a glucory ci ciuvnmg store and the oth I a very wlrable plate for a rciUurant , alto roomi to rtnt. CunulnKuam'i block 18U > and Jackton , 359-lm F IOR RENT 6 room house , barn , trult , acre * ground. [ } 4 room house , 2 acres. 14 room house now. AMES , 259-tJ 1507 Karnam. KXCIIANOE City residences , ( ariuBaad buo Jj ines3 chanceB. J. W. LOUNSbUHY , 21S-lm , _ 15th and Farnam. RENT Furnished rooms on the northwest * FOR cor. ISth and Capitolavcuuo , formerly Croightoc * House. 189- - _ \ RENT Rooms In Nebraska Nntlona Bank FOR . Most desirable offices In the city. . Supplied with ludraullc elevator and heated by. steam. Apply at Bank. 026-tI O INK furnished room { or rent at $10. Urge onongb * lor two occupants , 1014 Webster sttuet. S48-tl TT'OR LEASE Four choice lots on 20th Sb , lone. JC time,217 N 16th St. J. L. Marble. 026.it FOB SALE. SAI.K A splendid new co wand calf. Inquirfl" FDR 1017 Howard .St. C 5-3 ( FOH HA1.E 5,000 acres of qhil t faruilii ! , ' bndfl'in ' Northeastern hobraska. Will trido for Omaha , property. Call and ue the undersigned at No. y Crcin'hton Block untllJan. 6th 6SS 21 F. M. MOLYNEUX , FOR SALE CHEAl'-Dormant Scale , weighs S3 hundred. Good oidrr. Address "Scale" Bee otlice. 610-4S FOI SALE 89 ocrea , valuable Improvements , OL miles from city. Easy terms , $3BOO. Business lot on Dodge , 60x132. Two story brick house on Cass , $2,000. 811-7 8H1UVER&HELK. "Ij ORSALU New toru nxtures.shelvingand i"raw _ T crsatabarga'D. Inquire at this office. 018 tf | i > OR SALE Few lotf on Idle Wilde. Call and JT fee abstract of title. John G. Willis1 14U Dodge St. 409-lmo FOR SALE A corner store room , large Mid con- lenient , with 6ear lease. Tt.e luinlturu of an tlegant double residence. Iloure lullof first classtenantupajlrgj ua per month M3-tf J. K. KUWAKDS , 1111 Farnam St. FOR SALE Three miles from city , S acres , spe cially BU ted for gardening , with houserbarn , So bearing apple trees , grape vines in tearing , half acre ouparagus. &c. , 81,900. 60i3 SIIRIVKR & BELL. [ ? il K SALE only lirst class hotel In a live town of D t o railroads , Whitney House , Grbwo d.Ia. 417-lmo ) KA.I E A huslnc-9 mjiia reiirtentoS roouu t JD Mocks nortH wist of 1'ost Olllei' , i3 260. $3\132 vacant H blocks N. W. of I * . O. 11.8CO 397-U McCAQUE , oppositi ) P. O. FOR BALE Three lots In Ilanpcom plare. { 500 each , mntlil > pajmtnts. McCAG OU , opnonltc- 1' . 0. 3.0-tf F I OR BALK A wholesale no'Ion rr peddlers Yrajfon new and fancy. O .1. CANAN & CO. 3ID-U F Oil SALE Jly two story brick residence , 10th and St. Mary's avenue. Largo barn , out-house , water wor.s , will arranged. Lot fiux200. IMee $7.600. Vest Bargain in Omaha. Call at II. Toft'o People's Bink. 277-t FOUSALK 12 lota , ono blocn uest of Pork nvo nua cars Lots C0xl60. > VI11 sell the whole trart for 87,100 , It Bold before January 1st , 1884. Heal es tate owners bid this bargain , if jou cjul at People n Bvnk. 278-u TT'OK ' SALV > Choice biibinoss projiert.v , tliroo ] ot JL' c < r , tiaundurb und CharUs Streit. It will pay jcu to investigate this offer. Call at People's Baak. 278-tf IpOfl 8ALB Improved property , which will pay the buyer 20 per cent on the Investment. Rents for f 1,020 per v car. All occupied by first class ten- * ants. Will sell for J10.500. if sold soon. All or one- half cath , balance , one to nvo years. The above In vestment Is worth Investigation. Call at the People's 260-tf pOLLKD CATTLE ANU CLYDESDALK IIOR3FA JL Ti e subscriber Is taking orders for spring Im portation of the above. Prices much below those at IflOH ' BALK Two porUoie oouera , 10 jorso powet 'Apply at D. KlfzPATUICK , " - South 16th Btrett OH SALE Old cewnpuperj m Urce and amall quantities at thli o'j'.eq t ( MI30BLLANEOUD. : N UP Intoourttock.iarJa , whltecow with , rid neck , bob tall. Inquire HIS UirncyKt "B. 632St"B. \pSQUBKADE : BALL , Saturday , January 12th , Vr 1M | ' at ttu3eri o e ' " ! lull miles we of lUruoom Park. 83-U { T Y.-Kn ! & COM I > ANY ok.keep r and accouotanU. JL I.xatulne and adjutt dU arranjed books In ft sv I- tcrnai io iiidaicurato I..IHIIH r lv lug corn rt ba'antt. , will especially attuid to | o tUiiiii b kicacli d v where rho uivicei of u book.kerj.ur . are ruiulre j but. o few hour * , making out Invoices , lateni oU , and wiy corr wi..jno i-m * c < jnfldunilallju\o \ uaVe colln. Uons. OiiioB at P. Buyer aud ( Ja , loiO Kurparu 8 . EDWARD KUlSE ney , will , wju , th Hd ol giurdiwj npiriu , obUlrlnir. i ° .Be BtojMoltb put and prtKat , Md the oerUia coodlUon. la the future , boot * Jed lie t , oder. Perfect ratinfactloa ( tu r nte d.
