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8 THE DA1L5T BEE-OMAHA , SATURDAY , JANUARY 26 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Saturday Morning , Jam 26t
Tlio Wcntticr.
For the Missouri valley : Fair weath
er , southeasterly winds , slightly colder in
the northern portion , and warmer in the
southern ; generally lower barometer.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Col. Smytho has been making strenuous
cllorta to secure the release of McCnrty and
ho confidently expects to gnlrvtlmtcnd to-dny.
llarloy T. Hawks , the boy reported fro
Atlantic , Iowa , as lost , was found nt Don
Moines , after ho had been advertised for ex
tensively by his father.
The bright warm sun of yesterday after
noon brought ouc the street loafers in largo
numbers , who stood upon the corners and
stared at the ladies ni they crossed the muddy
streets.
Theodore Olson , the proprietor of the
foundry on Eleventh street , which was burned
on Wednesday night , places his loss nt about
$2,009 , covered by Insurance. Probably ho
will not rebuild.
Thomas Cnllan has purchased Crounsa'n
block , corner of Capitol avenue and Sixteenth
fltroot for 812,000. Mr. Callan has long boon
located upon that corner , and by close atten
tion to business has succeeded In amassing con
siderably property.
The many patrons of the Hillard hotel
cigar stand will bo pleased to know that Wells
1'icrco is ouco tnoro behind the counter. Wells
is an alTablo and Accommodating clerk and ho
has n host of friends hereabouts , and very few
young men are more worthy of esteem and
friendship than is ho.
The Denver train came in in two sottionH
yesterday The Denver part arrived about
o'clock , while the Ogden section did not reach
fliis city Until 10:30. : The delay was caused
by the derailing of a freight engine west ol
North Platto.
A horse belonging to H. K. Burkot , over
come by the horrible stench which permeates
the air in and about the city during the night ,
fainted and fell upon the sidewalk in front of
Crouuse's block last ovoning. The proper ro-
Rtorativcs were applied and the animal was
speedily revived.
Mr. Goo. L. Whlto , bookkeeper for A. T.
Sinpson , who has been in Omaha for the past
eighteen month * , waiyoitorday joinnd by his
wife , who came in on the ( J. P. train from
the west. This is Mrs. White's first trip out
of California , of which state elio is n native ,
and George's numerous friends In this city
join him in giving her a hearty welcome ,
In conversation with Superintendent
Grant , of the Barber asphalt paving company ,
a few days ago , that gentleman said that the
tracks in the pavement wore duo to the con
traction consequent from the extreme cold
weather ; that as soon as warm weather came
they would all close up , and that it would not
even bo necessary to make a now seam. The
only cracks which the company hate to BOO
are zig-zag ones , all others boind regarded as
an evidence of the good character of the pave
jnent laid.
The sociable hold by the Danish Lutheran
church , in Masonic hall , last night , was nuito
well attended. There was some misunder
standing in regard to music which occasioned
some disappointment. The sociable will bp
Meld again this evening , at which time the U.
P. band will be In attendance and furnish
music. The hall is very prettily decorated
and the articles displayed are of both a useful
and ornamental nature. The articles will all
be sold at auction this evening , at which tlmu
I also , a gold watch and a diamond ring will bo
rallied oft" . Numerous amusements and at
tractive features liavo been arranged ( or this
evening. The proceeds of the sociable go to
the general church fund.
It is rumored , and with uomo foundation wo
think , that A. P. Hopkins expects to resign
his position as president of the I'Yomont Na
tional bank and move to Omaha , where ho
will probably take charga of the now bank
about to bo started by Ezra Mlllard. This is
sad uowa to the business and social circles of
Fremont , in which Mr. and MTH. Hopkins
have fox- years occupied a prominent place.
Mr. Hopkins has boon largely instrumental in
developing a rood sound financial institution
which is now known an the Fremont National
bank and is regarded us a man of unusual abil
ity and a first-class banker. The Tribune
very much regrets to see Mr. Hopldnn leave
Fremont as it is hlg stamp of men wo need to
inako our town the live , progressive place wo
' n oil desire to see. it become. Fremont Tribune ,
PERSONAL.
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Kd. D. Walker and J. T. Deacon , of Ly-
iu nra at the Metropolitan. x
J. W. Cook , of Fremont , la at the'Metro -
J. B. Woulu , of Chicago , is at the Motro-
j Kill ton.
T. U , Homer , of Kearney , In ttt the Mil-
lard.
I-n lard.Dr.
- Dr. M. W. Stone , of Wahoo , U a MilUrd
W. 1 ! . liacon , of Grand Island , In at the
Mlllard. -
J" . M. Guiugkcauy , of J'rcmoiit , lait the
Millard.
Harry Wliituioru , of Lincoln , U at the Mil-
lard.
lard.W
W , T , Plowman , uf Tekauiah , In a Mlllard
guest.
'
W. II. Sumner , of Hclmyler , h t the Mil.
lard.
lard.O.
O. C , Hobaui , nf Greenwood , Is at the
Metropolitan ,
M. A , MacKinnon , of Plattimoutb , is at
the llstroj Kill tan.
Henry High , 'of Grand Inland , U a
Metropolitan guost.
3 , 0 , Smith , of Cioto , U at tho'Metrojioll-
tan.
tan.H.
H. M. Stephen * aadsou , of Beatrice , are at
tiie Metropolitan ,
H. II , Dorsey , of Wahoo , was at the P x.
ton yesterday.
V , W , Kenny , of Blair , h nt tlw Paxtou ,
< . 0. WiUlamn and J , L , A'uu Uoskirk , of
Aurora , re ot th Paxton.
S. It , FOM , of. Crete , ia a Poxtoti irueat.
. T , Bwisoin and J. V. KIrmey , > f No-
J ka City , ro nt the Paxtou.
,0
It B. Lovw'u ( uid > Ufe , of Blair , are at the
& 4m , of Grand Jelaud , la at the
I'axttw ,
llMnwisa'rf Hipl 8lve u * t with wonder.
wl * uoc * lti * ! ] i w | < Jiittl ! SM ! . Try if
"BOBBY" BURNS.
The Birth of the scotch Poet Cele
brated Last Night ,
Five Hundred 1'oopto AHBCiublo In
OrounBO'n Itall lo do Honor to
Him of Whom Every Scotch-
in nil la 1'roml.
Tlio Burns' club , of this city , as is
customary with tlioin , j ave a grand lhn- ?
quot and bnll laot evening , it being the
occnsiwn of the 125th birthday of Scot
land's greatest bard , Robert Burns.
At the sound of that nnmo the heart of
every tnio born Scotchman leaps with joy
and pride , and well it may.
The banquet and ball Was hold last
evening in Crounso's hall , corner of Cap
itol avenue and Sixteenth street. The
larqo nnd spacious hall was filled frith
long tables , which wore loaded down
with good things , and which had all boon
prepared under the watchful eye of Tom
Gallon.
At eight o'clock the party , which num
bered fully five hundred persons , sat
down to suppor. An hour or more was
spent in "filling up , " after which the fol
lowing programme was presented :
I'ltO(1IUHV& ( I'lIWT.
Welcome by the President , llobort W. Innes.
HKCOND.
Toast or the livening The Memory of Bnrnn
Kami "Tliero Wns a Liul W i Born in
Kylo" .
Kosponso . Hon. > T. M. Thurnton
Song A Mnu'H n Man for a' That .
. Mr. , T. Smith
Band "Yo Banks mid Braes of Bomilo
Doon" .
Song "Hull to the Chief" .
. Ming Ida \i. ( jllHon )
Til tun.
Toast Scotland-America.
Band Qed Save the Queen ; Stnr-Spanglod
Banner. . . . . . . . . .
Response . . . Mr. A. O Troup
Song "Mary of Arsyle" , .Mr. Jay Northrup
Band "Should Auld Acquaintance bo
1'orgot" . . .
Song ' 'Bo Kind to Auld Granny" . . . .
. Mrs. O. Choonoy
Band lloy'H Wlfo . ' . .
Song "No , Sir , No.MIsa ! Maggie Moldrum
KOUIITII.
Toast -Tho Pi ess.
Band "My Love Sho'a but a Lassie Yot" . . .
Kospoaso . Kov. W. U. Copolaud
Song "Will Yo no Como Back Again ? "
. Mm , Thomas Falconer
Band "Hoy. the Bonnto Breast Knots" .
Song "Tho Itoso o Traleo" .
. Mr , ( Tames J'nlconcr (
FtKiir.
Tonst The Lassies.
Song "Oreon Grows the Hushes , O ! " . .
. .Mr , < T. C. Moodlo , with Band and Chorus.
The listeners wore so wall pleased that
every song was encored , and the singer
was obliged to reappear before the au
dience would cease their deafening
applause. The responses to toasta wore
all very good ; especially is thin true of
the responses of Hon. J. M. Thurston
and Rev. W. E. Oopoland. Mr. Copeland -
land stated that ho hoped to see the day
when all editors will tell "tho truth , the
whole truth , and nothing but the truth. "
Ho must anticipate an exceedingly long
time.
It was eleven o'clock before the pro
gramme was finished , at the conclusion
of which the tables wore cleared from the
hall , and all engaged in a good dance.
Irvine's orchestra furnished the music ,
which was excellent. The following pro
gramme was danced :
1. Grand March and Quadrille.
2. Waltz.
3. Quadrillo.
4. vaiaouvlonno.
D. Monio Musk. .
0. Polka.
7. Walts-Quadrille.
8. Scotch Keel Bonnie Scotland.
J. Schottlsche.
10. Ouadrille.
11. Waltz.
( Auld Lang Sync )
12. Contra Dance Flowers of Kdlnboro.
13. Military SchottiKche.
14. Quadrillo.
1G. Polka.
10. Highland Schottlscho.
17. Quadrille Lancers ,
18. Gallop-Waltz.
11) ) . Scotch Reel The Kiltb Ltuldies.
20. Schottischo.
21. Widtz-Quadrillo.
22. Polka.
23. Virginia Ilool.
THE BB ; } iad gone to press before the
foregoing programme was finished , and
many a tired foot testifies to-day to the
glorious good time which was had nt the
Burns party last night.
The success of the all'air is largely duo
to the ofl'orta of the committees who had
the matter in charge. They arc as fol
lows :
Committee of arrangements Thomas
Falconer , 'J homos Moldrum , Wm. Flem
ing , David Ivnox , John " McDonald , A. 0.
Troup , James Muir.
Reception committee Wm. Liddell ,
M. Fleming , Sr. , John Wilson , John
French , Wm. Anderson , Jas. Anderson ,
Richard Brown.
Floor committee J. 0. Moodio , Wm.
Falconer , W. J. Knox , John Liddoll ,
Jas. Falconer , Wm. Moldrum , Win.
Randall.
liiialcIorVs/Vriilcn / Salve.
The greatest modlcnl wonder of the world ,
Wiirrauted to Bpoedlly euro Burns , Out * , Ul.
cera. Walt llheura , Fever Bores. Cancers , rlleu ,
Uhlllblalns , Goran. Totter , Chaiipod haudH.
fMtl all akin erupttou , gArutiteod to cure In
uvory iuatanco , or money refunded. 20 'cents
par box ,
MoOABTY HELD.
IIU Bonila Fixed nt $ lOOOJ nnd Ho
IH Mow Conlliicd in Jull.
JCHO McCarty , who ia charged with
the murder of Yilliam Bradford , nnar
Fapillion , on Monday morningwas taken
to tlmt place Thursday , and had his pro.
limiaary examination at 10 o'clock , the
delay being occaaioued by the absence of
Mr. Godwin , the diatrict attorney.
Tbo evidence offered was ubout the
oaiuo aa that elicited at tlio coroner's in
quest , and all tended to iihow that Mc
Carty was obliged to kill Bradford or
oho bo brained by the maul which
the deceased had at tlio timo.
Kane , Dr. Upjohn and Mr. Barkley
all swore that it waa impossible for Mo-
Carty to have gone back BO aa to avoid
boins struck by the mallet in Bradford's
hands , 03 the limbs of the tree were BO
cloBp by us to prevent it , nnd after intro.
duoing this testimony the defouso rested
their case.
The couii aaid that iu order to satisfy
the people he would hold McOarty under
$5,000 , bonda but afterwards reduced the
amount to $4,000 and the prisoner was
again brought back to Omaha for eafo
keeping. The defense wan conducted by
Col. E. F. Smytho.
A sad feature of the case was the pres
ence of McCarty'a wife and baby , which
created great sympathy with all these
who worj present.
Wo are informed that n writ of habeas
corpub will bo sworn out to-day , the
ground of which will bo the excessive
bail and the testimony which ahows the
act was committed in solf-dofonso.
Never Olvo Up.
If yon nro nulforluir with low ixml dapronftca
KpIrltA , loss of nppctlto , gonornl iloblUty , dis
ordered blood , \vonk constitution , headache , or
any ilsea. ! o of a bilious nature , by nil moans
procure a bottle of Ulcctrio ] Httcr . You
will Ira surprised to po the rapid Imtirnvcmcnt
tlmtlll follow ; you \vlll bolnsnlrcavlth now
life ; strength nnd activity will return ; pain
and misery will ccnoo , nnd henceforth you will
rcolco | in the Iu tlio prnlra of Electric IHttcrs.
Sold t fifty contH a bottle by C. 1' . Good-
null.
BIG ICE HOUSES ,
The Sontb Omaha Stoclc Yards
pany Preparing for Business ,
D. T. Mount , tlio Contractor ,
iho AVorlc Alons Very Ilai > l lly
7OOO Tons of Ice Will
lie Stored.
About tvro wcoko since mention wns
inado in THE BEE tlmt the Pouth Omaha
stock yarda company had lot the
contract for the building of a largo ice
house , which was to bo filled with ice for
next fiuminora consumption.
D. T. Mount was awarded the contrnc
and ho has labored with untiring zeal to
complete the work. "Ho has employee
130 men and 40 teams in the work o
building and filling the house.
The structure is a frame , 110x140 fee
and will hold 7,000 tons of ico. By to
night Mr. Mount will have placed 5,00 (
tons within the building , leaving bu
2,000 tons yet to bo put in and this work
will bo completed by Tuesday night.
Thirty-five men are employed in cut
ting and taking out the ice while I ho
teams are engaged in , ' hauling the ice
from the river to the house , the balance
of the non , with the exception of 25 car
penters , are engaged in packing the ice.
The contract price for the work is
$3,000. This is an indication that this
company intend doing a largo * business
next season.
The ice house is located on the river
bottom , between the Willow Springs dis
tillery and Lloyd's packing house. It i ;
very convenient to the railroad track anc
its contents can easily be transferred tc
cars and convoyed to the ( daughter and
packing houses as needed.
A Great Discovery.
That Is dally bringing joy to the homes ol
thousand ) ) by Having ninny of their denr ones
from rm early grave. Truly is Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption , Cougha ,
Colds , AHthma , Eroncultin , Hay Favor , Loss
of Voice , Tickling in the Throat , Tain m Side
and Cheat , or any discaso of the Throat mid
Lunjjs , , a poaltivo euro. Guaranteed. Trial
Botticrf free at 0. F. Goodman's Drug Storo.
Lunro uizo Sl.OO
A Sensational Scone iu Judge Ben-
cko's Court Yesterday Mornlug.
In police court yestorday'morning appeared
poarod John Moars , charged with vag
rancy.
It is only a few days ago that John
was up-on the same charge , but stated
that ho expected some money with which
to commouco business , and was released.
Since that timp ho has boon hanging
around the various gambling houses of
the city , drinking whisky wherever he
could get it and making himself generally
disgusting.
Thursday ho was picked up by * an of
ficer and taken to the city jail. Yesterday
morning Judge Bonoko sentenced him to
ton days in the county jail on broad and
water. The follow made a most pitiful
plea and made hundreds of good promis
es , but the judge had tied him over and
it was no go.
While waiting for the oflicor to take
him up , ho took from his pocket a little
po"ii knife , the blade of which was not
more than three-quarters of an inch in
length , and made a movement as if to cut
his throat. Ho thou inado a stab at his
abdomen and then at h'u breast , being
very careful each time not to prick himself -
self with tlio point of the knifo. After
ho had boon given sulHcient time in which
to kill himself and had not accomplished
it , ono of the ollicors took his knife from
him and marched him up to jail. When
put in his cell ho doclarcd that ho would
never servo out his sentence , but would
take his life. John , wo are. waiting ,
liurry up ,
Ono intoxicant was sent up for throe
days , and another one of the same kind
was discharged , as ho waa badly demor
alized , having had one rib broken.
Sadie MoBrido , an old "timer" was
run in about3 o'clock yesterday morning
in iv lioaatly state of intoxication. She im
mediately'wont to sleep and had not suf
ficiently aroused at two o'clockgto have
her trial.
THEOOWHOATOHEB ,
Huw thu FoumlmuBtcr HaUcs the
Wind In Cold Weather.
A few weeks ago the city poundmastor
made a round up of tramp cows in North
Omaha. Among the number gathered
into the fold waa ono belonging to Mr.
Marcy , an old man living near Twenty-
first and Cuming streets. This cow was
kept in the pound ton dayn , and adver
tised in thq city hand organ , and then
sold to Mr , Sexauer. Mr. Marcy in the
meantime searched the neighborhood for
his "bosaio. " and finally traced it to the
pound some daya after she had boon sold.
Ho then hunted up the purchaser , and
bought her back for § 27. '
It was fortunate for the master of the
pound that Mr. Marcy is to old and dis
inclined to appeal to the courts for his
rights , <
Thu law allows , thu youndmastcr cer
tain fees for every animal taken in , and
aa usual with a feo-olllct'r , ho swells the
muount by every possible moans. In
this instance Mr. Maroy claims the cow
waa taken rii > ht from the barn door , which
ho considers a case of pure theft.
IMacksmltii Wanted ,
A Koodlibckunlth can And ittul ) 0fk ( ho jear
round t uodj Kt. by applying to the uqder ij'ued.
UtutU a inaavtha work * steady nud nevtr drinks ,
ba c | utl of tillug chame of shop. Church uitui.
Addr CliBlt Ouw ,
IVtlir l ! pMi , Nckrislt.
UP NORTH ,
"Kid" Wade in the Hands of the
Vigilantes
Ills Dlfmppcnranufl ami I'rolmulo
liynchlnR .V Grand llnltl on
the llorno Thieves.
A BEK reporter last evening met Judge
Tucker , receiver of the land office at
Valentino , and Mr. W. D. Matthews ,
editor of The Holt County Frontier
published at O'Neal. '
In course of a conversation with thcso
gentlemen , it was learned that "Kid *
Wade , notorious as * the loader of thogang
of horse thieves which infestedthatcoun
try for so long and was finally broken up
by the vigilantes , lias been captured tun
taken back to answer for his misdeeds
the venture being made by our inform
ants that the slow course of the law
would not bo awaited in making the set
tlement.
"Kid" Wade was captured by Captain
Dodge's party , at LoMars , Iowa , on Sat
urday , taken to Yankton , and thence
down to Ainsworth , the county seat o
Brown county. Ho is a young mauabou
twenty-four years of ago , looks like a
farm hand , but is known as one of the
worst of the gang of desperadoes whicl
has so long held the Niobrara country in
terror. Ho was with Doe Middloton
wlien Llewellyn , Hazon and others madt
their famous raid on them and broke u ]
the organization. His father was hunj
by the vigilantes about six weeks ago
after the _ man Culbortson had turnec
state's evidence , and revealed the where
abouts of nineteen valuable horses , whicl
had boon stolen and distributed alonj
the route from Niobrara to the Blacl
Hills , all the stock being recovered an <
brought back to Nebraska , and thu
proving the truth of Culbcrtson'a story
Northern Nebraska has boon curscc
fora long time by the band of horse
thieves , of which Wade was the loader
and nineteen of whose members won
arrested , six or seven being now in jai
at West Point. The organization o
citizens which took it in hand to regu
late matters which the courts failc (
to _ attend to , got things down to a fine
point and stopped every person ongagec
in the nefarious work , who had in tun
spotted every horse of value in that re
gion , and were running them elF as
fast as possible. Great relief is felt a
the riddance of the community of a bac
gang , and especially at the capture of the
man who was its recognized leader.
"Kid" Wade's father , who was the
original leader of the gang , was lynched
and his partly decomposed body is stil
hanging whore it was loft by the vigi
Inutes.
Mr. Matthews was greatly'in favor o
the work of the vigilantes in every par
ticular , and thought that the lynching
that had been done by them was al
right. Judge Mokor could not see it in
that light , and declared that under no
circumstances could ho look upon mol
law as right.
In speaking of Snoll , the slayer o.
Jessie Snell , Judge Tucker said that he
did not know the man personally , bu
that ho was generally considered as a
hard crowd. The judge said that ho
could not in any way endorse the com
munication from Yalentino to TUB BEE ,
Ho thinks that Snoll will bo forthcoming
at the time of trial , but does not think he
is the little angel that ho has been paint
ed. Ho says that the cowboys in that
country shoot off their revolvers in a
very reckless' ' manner when indulging in
stimulants From what we learned from
our conversation with the judge , wo do
not care to live in Yalentino.
A Rape About Our NeckB.
A weak stomach or enfeebled circulation is
like a rope about out nocks. Wo nro strung
up and unstrung alternately till existence be
comes unbearable. Jiunluck lllood flitters nil !
arrest all this misery. Jturdock Jilod Jlitttrx
are a boon to the sick. Let ua remember this
fact.
fact.FIREMEN'S
FIREMEN'S ' CONVENTION ,
Tlio Mccthif ; < ) l"\VciIncBlay. Lincoln
the IMauo Selected for the Hold
ing ot The Next Tour
nament.
The state firemen's convention at Fro-
mnnt met again Wednesday for the second
end and final day of its action.
The association mot at 10:30. : Com
mittee on credentials reported several
now delegates arrived since the previous
session , and on roll call the following
companies responded ;
Omaha D. II. Lane , Co. No. 1 ; H.
Logics , Co. No. 3 ; Lewis Kroitzsch , [ Pie ;
noor llonk and Ladder Co , ; John H.
Butler , chief of llro department ; Wm ,
Pllagolingj Deluge Hose Co. No , 4 , Wm.
Webb , J. M. Thuraton Hoao Co.
KiLincoln John A Bagloy , Fitzgerald
[ lose company No. Ij I , L. Lyman and
kV. II , Nowberry , Merchants Hose No.
L ; A. Muncho , assistant chief of the do
urtmont ,
Nebraska City J. F , Johnson , No-
) raska Fire company No. 1 ; W. II.
iyly , Otoo nook and Ladder company.
Fremont J , 0. Oleland , chief ol do-
wtmont , Wm. Marshall , Frontier Hook
and Ladder company ; Thoa. Frahm , en-
{ ino company No. 1 ; John Thomson , J ,
J. Ololand hose company ; Frank Ham-
nond , Rod Jacket ougino company
No. 1.
Kearney E T. Dobbins , Wide Awake
lose company No. 1 ; Warren Pratt , hook
ind ladder company No. 1 ; CJoorgo E.
Ford , chief of department.
Grand Island Fred Nobel , Always
loady hook and ladder company ; A. 0.
jeberman , Pacific hose company No. 1 ;
5d. Hockenberger , Pacific hose compiny
No. 1.
Schuyler A. L. Ilamsey , chief of do-
mrtraout ; 0 , 0 , Camion , Chemical en
gine company ; J. L. Kiuney , ougino
company No. 1.
Soward- . Slovens , Chemical engine
company No. 1 ; H. Diera , hook and lad-
or company No. 1.
Plattaniouth-0. Koohnkor , Water
Witch engine company ,
Treasurer repoited § 84 on haud.
Mr. Menchp of Lincoln introduced the
subject of raising revenues to maintain
, ho uro department j in the various cities
by having the legislature unact a statute
cquirmr insurance companies doing
business in the state to pay a certain per
cent of their premiums into a fund to bo
ued for the luaintahuoco of the fire do-
mrtmeut , This is the law in s mo other
states.
The time for the next tournament was
lixod between the 20th and 'tOlh cf Juno ,
Lincoln was selected as the place for
holding the next annual mooting.
Horsrord'sAcldl'liospliato ,
Beware of Imitations.
Imitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Bo sure that the word "lions-
nnV' ' is on the wrapper. None are
gcmiino without it.
MRS , ALLEN KOOH ,
Her Death in California and Runnl
In Ashlnml , Nebraska Words
From n Fond Husband.
. Mrs. Allen Koch , whoso remains wore
taken through Omaha on Wednesday
morning worn accompanied to Ashland ,
Neb , , by Mrs. E. M. Whittontoro and
Mrs. Coleman , mother and sister , with
the little daughter Marie , Mrs , and Miss
Minnie Maul , Mr. and Mrs , L. T. Hess-
lor , Mr. Charles Coo , Mr. Charles Cole
man and Messrs. George and Henry
Thompson.
On arrival at Ashland the remains wore
taken in charge by Undertaker Mr. W.
Dennis. The pall bearers were Messrs.
A. B. Fuller , Hon. H. H. Shedd , S. S.
Fales , W. W. Watts , Benjamin Clark
and D. D. Cooloy.
On account of the extreme cold
weather the ceremony was very brief ,
Rov. Mr. liuri'css , of the Episcopal
church of Plattsmoutb , olliciatod. The
many friends of the deceased were as
sembled and awaiting the arrival of the
remains at the Episcopal church. Mr.
Burgess reminded the congregation of
the fact that on the IGth day of Juno ,
1870 , at the same altar , under the same"
canopy , appeared before him a bride and
groom , in the midst of almost the iden
tical people , and there vowed each oth
er's love until separated by death. Dur
ing the seven years of their married life ,
first , a son was born unto them on the
Gth day of March , 1878 , who died in
Ashland on the 30th day of September ,
1870. The second child , a daughter ,
was born in Omaha , August 3 , 1880.
This child survives its mother and the
father's prayer is to spare unto him this
lovely image of its mother , that she may
grow up a living counterpart of her
whom ho loved and adored.
After the brief service the casket was
opened for all who desired the last look
upon the remains of Mrs. Flora J. Koch.
Mr. Koch requested that none of the
ladies should accompany the remains to
the grave and as few gentlemen as possi
ble , owing to the intense cold.
The deceased was 31 years , 2 months
and 14 days old.
Death she never feared a single mo
ment , but asked her God to permit her
to depart , that she might Cnd relief. At
3 o'clock the morning of her death she
bade mo good-bye , repeating the words
twice , at the same time looking mo in
the face and holding by left hand in her
right , while being held up with my right
arm in a sitting posture. Thinking her
flighty at the time I did not think seri
ously ot her departure , yet am convinced
that when she bade mo good-bye , smil
ing at the time , her smiles were giving
vent to her soul's delight with the idea of
going to her everlasting home.
To the many friends of
her's in California , in Oaland
and in Omaha , allow me to thank them
for their kind consideration and thought
ful remembrance :
To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fuller. Mr.
nnd. Mrs , S. 8. Fales , Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. Wolvin , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott ,
and many others of Ashland , Nebraska.
To Mrs. and Miss Minnie Maul , Mr.
vnd Mrs. L. T. Hessler , Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Coo , Mr. and Mrs. Anderson , all
the employes of Tootle , Maul & Co. , of
Omaha.
To Mr. and Mrs McKoonMr. and Mrs
Metcalf , Doctor Chub , Van Smith , the
president of 1st national bank , Mr.
Spencer , of Los Angelas.
To Mr. and Mrs. Cruickshank , Sir.
Hlmebaugh , Mr. Markoll , Mr. Stevens ,
Mr , Wilslion , whol 1 assisted mo and did
all in their power to comiort during this
sad hour of grief and less , for which I
am sincerely grateful.
The beautiful flowers presented by the
ladies of Sierra Madra Villa , California ,
and the lovely wreath of orange blossoms
from Los Angeles , wore buried with the
remains.
Thu pillow of everlasting flowers , with
the name Flora in purple , from Mrs. A.
B. Fuller and Mrs. S. S. Fales ; wreath ,
from Mrs. Will Scottof Ashland ; anchor
: rom employes of Toolo , Maul & Co. ;
cross , from Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hcsslur ;
Lillios , from Mrs.and Miss Minnie Maul ;
Star , from Mr. and Mrs. Edinond
Poycke ; wreath , from mother , sistar and
Mr. Coloman. For all those tokens of
love and kind remembrance , accept of
my heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness.
AT.USK KOCH ,
Omaha , January 25 , 1884.
"My Grandfather's Clock1 *
Was once a very ] > opular nong- , but like many
other sentimental tunes it doesn't wear well.
Dr. Tlwmmf Icltct ric Oil tf ! mar ; it will wear
way all uchoa , spalns , and jmins , and repay
Its purchaser a hundred fold.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tbl powder never T rl . A marvel ol purll
t/engb ud wholescmeuoss. lloro economical th
he odluary klud , and cannot ba told In compotltlo
wlththo multitude of low i t , ihort weight , uluui o
phoaphnio powder * . Bold only I u cans. Itoyal u l
l-nvrdrr Oa. IM Wtll Stre t K Yorlc. _
DISEASES OP THE
EYE & EAE
J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D , ,
Oouuliisft :
M Farcim SttMt , opponlte Paiton IIoUI , Oiu li
Nob.
CASTORIA
Infants and Children
Morphtno QP Nnrootino.
' JVhat Ktvcs our Children roir checks ,
I What cures their fevers , mikes them sloop ;
! > . "Tl < CnHtorln.
vnien Babies fret , and cry by tumi ,
"
"What cures their colic , kills Ihrlr worm * .
ft , Hut Cnntorln.
t * MMMMMMM *
VHiat quickly curoi Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion :
Itut Cnstorla.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and 1'arcRorlo , and
If nil Can tartar
Contour Liniment. Annfc-
Bolntu euro for Rheumatism ,
Sprains , Bnrns , Gulls , &o. , and an
Instantaneous Fain-rollover.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
43T&oclalBwlU Poaltlvolynot be Inserted
unless paid in advance ,
TO LOAN-Monov.
TO MAN ON UKAb ESl'ATK. BAt-
LOU BROS. , 317 S. 13th street 005-20
T\/rONEr / TO LOAN The lowest rates of Interest
1V1 Bemls' Loan Agency , ICth ft Douglas 234-tf
MONEV TO LOAN In sums of < 300. ami upward.
O. F. Dirls nnd Co. , Heal Estate and Lonn
Agents , 1EOS Farnam St. 31.141
HELP WANTKU.
\\7 ANTEl ) Six first-class coat linkers ; three first
IT class pant makers ; tvvollrst-claia vest makers.
The highest prices and steady work Address or
call on F. Frahm , Merchant TailorTx > Mars , lona.
87131
A first-class Carriage Blacksmith.
WANTKD
Address Lock llox 176 , Crcston , lona. 072 tt
\\7ANTED-A smart boy t < work in trroctry btore.
V > Call at Chicago Cash Store No.Hot Cumlng
St. 03J-2S1
" \7"ANTED Girl to do hoiuo work , must Bleep
\ \ home nights , 1113 Cass St. 831-26 *
WANTED One or two good country canvassers.
We pay good salary and furnish team. Meri of
experience preferred. Give ago nnd experience.
1)00 ) 25t Addrcts W. E. WDsT & CO. Jlltlr , Neb.
"AJ TKD Olrt for general housework , small
W family , at No. 1216 north. 10th St. 1)1)1-201 ) )
A boy who ran spoik German , In the
WANTED
law olllco tf Walter Bennett , lloom H , lied-
Ick's block. 003-20
A good girl at Iflth and I'lcrco Rtroets ,
WANTED
Western House , OLD block west of Null Works.
; 007-20 }
TTTANTED A woman Immediately af the Buck
> 1 o ) o Meat Market to tal > o chaigu of the house ,
corner of Mason and 16th Ettccts , 003-255
IAN1KU Oirl for general housework , 8. E.
W cor. ; Farnam and 20th street. B53 25
ATITANTED Two traveling salesmen only those
TV that are experienced In the Notion and Gents'
Furnishing business ana acquainted In Nebraska.
Call on or iddrcss , with references ,
J. L. BUANDEIS & SON ,
MVholesalo Notions ,
051-tf 1207 Faruam at.
ANTKD Female cook at South Om.iln Hon'e ,
W IthandPacino. 944-24 §
WAN1ED Servant fills of all kinds In need nf
employment , to call at our ollic ; , opposite post-
olllco , between 4:30 : andO p. m.
CANNON , JONES & CO , Frtnzcr Block.
OlO-lm
WANTED A girl for gcn nl houiovvork. Good
wages to a competent girl. Apply at 310 North
20th street , near Chicago. dJ2 tt
W Second girl at 016 S. 18th street.
930-251
WANTED A gord girl to do general housework.
Apply nt Hornbergor's , 8. W. corner 10th nnd
3t. Mary's avenue. 023-25
Immediately two No. 1 Harness
WANTED D. A. HOPKINS ,
021-61 North Bend , Neb.
Agents immediately In everj country
WANTED of the nenesi nnd beet of fastest Bcll'iig '
domestic articles known ; reports of sules SCO sold In
ono ntternoon , 100 In 43 minuter , 80 in 30 minutes ,
send for terms , or samp'o will ho sent at once on re-
ctipt ot 2Sc , O. H. QUAY , room 210 cast sixth St. ,
Kansas City , Mo. 005 20 ]
TX7ANTED A good girl for general houfo work ,
VV 411 South Uth Strett. 012-20
\TlTANTED-Olrl In small family. Inquire at C
VY J. Canan & Co , ISth St. SOj-tl
"YTTANTED A German Qthinj room kitchen girl.
VV Hesse and Hoppe , 118 S. 13th St , between
ilarnoy and Howard. 05 tf
ANTED STOCK OF UEnCHANDISIl- ( Dry
W goods preferred ) , from ! f3,000 to ? lu,000 , will
live In exchange good clear farm property and some
ash If necessary.
Address Randolph , cun IJEK nlrke. PS6 ? 8
DICTATIONS WANTED.
By n thoroughly competent ad ex
perienced business man , a situation as book-
kcqwr'or salesman and book-keeper , first cla s ref
erences. Address "D. D. " Bco elHco. 078-311
-\X7"ANTED a'tlmt'on ' ' ky ajoun ; man in aisls-
1 f tant book-keeper coire pendent or somn i.ther
.hid of otllro work , speaks fcov cral languages and best
of references given. Address" ! , . It.1'this ollice.
t ) 5-vflt
- fur first cJasj douicdtlu.
WANlUD-biUmiaas
Call at our nlllcu from 4-30to 0 p. m Saturday
1 to 0p.m. CANNON , JONES & CO. , Opj > . I' . .
047-lm
TTfANTED Situation by ft young man 18 yfars
IT old. Address"Eu'ene" this otlice. 027-23
illSCULLAtlEOUS WANTS.
WANTFD A few penumn to Instruct hi huoU-
keeping , BH there is a demand for competent
took keepers ; 1 will karn a few , nnd alt for half of
my until Hltuatlons are lurnlshed. J It. SMITH ,
Ca0730l 1510 Douglas St.
FAHJlPIlOVEinyWANTKD-Wo will exchange
a brick store building and a titoi'k nf grneial
merchandUo valued t $ inooO , tlttmtcd In one
ot the hcst toniis In S. W , Iowafor Iowa or Nebras
ka ! and . Trade well e tablishcd. Addreos "H. 11 , "
care lieu olllcv. 001 SO
Werent furnUhedorunturnlehfd rooms
SPECIAL
precure b urdcrs and furnlih Unit-class domes
tlu < . Oltleu hours , 4.,0 : to rt ii. in. Saturda'a 1 to 0
11. m. CANNON , JONES K CO.JKrcnzer Ulwok.
048-lm
1'artlea w lulling Itfarderd and those In
WANTED
Hearth of board In prlvato hometi , with or with
out room , to call at our olllco ir in l.So to 0 p. m
CANNON , JONKS if CO. , Opposite Ilottulllte.
045-lm
T ADIE3 OU YOUNU MKN in city or country to
jLj tak nlco , light and pleasant work t their own
homeaJ : tij. a day easily and ijuletly made ; w oik
ent by mail , no canviMlni : ; no stamp for reply ,
rieasoaddrciu llellable ManTtr Co. , 1'hlladelphlal'a.
drawer IT. 763-1 mol
FOH KNT"HonBea attd Lots.
HKNT A flrbt class room with b.ird at 1513
Howard St. 063 2SJ
T < 0 Lir : I'urnlBliedlroat ruoui 1724 Douglas bt.
07011
IUUNISUUD ruoin heated -2 N , 10th.
F
87fitf
BENT Nletly fumltheil rooms. Apply 12S
FOH lsthbtreetoraddres3"J. K. D. " Omaha
07W-VOI
HKNT I'lea&atit furnished room sultuhlo lot
one or two geutlemcti 1010California BU
UENT FuriiUhol and unlurnUhtxl room * .
FOll
1915 Faruam btrcet. VM W
HKNT A baseinent of thrre tounis. AUo a
FOll parlor , at 1013 Uodgo btrctt , 9b SO
UENT Ilooiua at IBID Karnaiu ttnet.
FOll
U57-B01
TT\OH RKNT Five room | IOUM > , mar Ft. Mary's
J ? avcuue aud 25th ttrtet. Inquire t 2110 llarney
ttrect. U82-S7I
T Ntccli formnliva loom at IbH Turnain
etrect. PS9-2S
EiiXT IVo hou w south ol U. l > . .lei ot.
932 I tf J , rilllTcl UOK. 1512 H. Cth t
F 1011 UKNT Nicely furulihud front looint 1PA N ,
ISth ttrect , 930-2H
IlENT Two flfiant to lilcnce , $10. pfr
FOR each. DAIIKKR & MAVNK , K , K. cor.
Farnam and 13th St. l'37-tf
17 > OH UENT New nltioroom dweillug with Itcam
JL1 ho t , K , dty and cittern water , hMh w t r
clojct , lint and col ] water , good cellar , him and
every convenience Iu A fimt-cins city rrticlcnc .
007-20 IX F.
Oil HUNT Furnished room with board. Atw n
F few iUy bourdon , 1811 Davenport. 832 281
* TOll 11KMT Furnlri.cd room for gentlemannlio
JC tw o for light house keeping iieetners block ,
com or Eighth and Howard Ht 003-tf
IinNT 5 wnm homo on Webftcr west of
IpOR 1 St. 8 , T. I'etcifien. real estate egent , Uth
anil Douglas. 8C3-II
17011 HUNT Furbished front room COS N. 18th.
JP 70L2M
null HEMCumlorUbla front room ,
I 1 corner Fourteenth ami Davtniort | , eultablo for
tuo gentlemen. OS3H
T7WK HKNT frurnlfilieu rooms on the northwot
1 ? cor. ISih &nd Capltolavcnua , formerly Urclghton
House. 189-U
OR KENT llooraa In Xotumkn Nutloni
F Building. Most dctlr&tle odlcoH In the city
SuppliuU with hjdraullo olo'Btur anil hu.it < xl b
Plcurn. Apply nt nink. _ ( Ufl-tf
BALL
FOlt \U-Krcsh : milk cow nlth calf , 612 Oth-St.
Ijutuicti Himutil mill JackBon. U74'2S {
Foil S.Vtii : Oil TIlADi : A Rood span of mulct ,
hftincss indMagon. Inquire Alex 0. Charltnn ,
atMcUn uallnH. 080 tf
FARM KORSAT.ii : Dargtln for ono week , vi will
cxctr.ni.-c f r tlty iiroiitrty ,
DALT.OU num.
17 8. 13th Sticct
TJ OH SALE Special ourca and Lots
J ? In all patts of the city end its additions. T.OL-
' AliNOY : , UUO Fornam ttect 041-tt
TpOIlSALK At a bargain , HOLLnt residence let
JL' nrar Haiiscom 1'a'k. HOLL
P40tf
SAM : UIlKAl'-Spcolal bargain , llcnutlful
FOll
corner lot , hla'h and sightly , In lx > v\u'a addition.
ItOljblNS'AaKNCY ,
DM tf ] 5tO Karr.am btrtct.
Foil SALK-Two houjai on Capitol AM : . , cottio
Tno houses on Unas Street , cornrr
01030
Ti OIlSALE-Colorado conl. ThU coal Is as free Irotn
J ? boot and us titan 04 Hock Sprint ; .
D34-tf JEti' . W. BKUKORD.
FOR SAW : A rare bargain , If taken at once. Ten
atrcs of ( jiound , good house , barn and other Im
provements. Three- miles from I'tstumco. $000.00
will buy It. lUUKEll &MAYNE , K. E. cor , 13th
and Fnrnam.
FOlt SALK Sto.k farm 320 acretln 1'olfc Co , only
U miles from ' 1. 11. Station ; lOSacres of pasture
enclosed by a wire fences , ISO undrr cultivation , tf
acres coed hay land. Inu > ro\cuieiiti complete. U
Kood iluclllnga , Btables , limitary , corn-cribs , 2 wind
mills &c. &o Prlco nu'y $ o.60U O. U. DOANK &
CO. , ICth and Douglas Hts. 'ILf" ' * CU2 tt
F'bll SALK OR"ilKNr tarm 3 miles from rltj.
Imjiilr- Mrs. Jlojcr , over lloedcr's Pruestoro
10th and Webster. 872-tf
F011S\LE Stock of general merchandise and
building , valued at about $3,500. Addmts Box
61 , Firth , Web. 7Btf. .
FOR SALE Two portable boilers , 10 horse tie er
Apply al D. mZPATUICK ,
Eis South 16th Pt.
T7\ORSALE A small Mosler , Blbman ft Co. , ( Ire
Jb prcof sale , almost new , at this oli'.ce. U
F OHSALE Jly two etorv brick residence , lath
and St. Mary'sa\cnuo. Large barn , nut-bonev ,
water nor s , wdl arranged. Lot 50x200. 1'ilco
87.600. Best Bargain In Omaha. Call at 11. Toffs
rooplo'B Bank. 277-t
T7 OR SALE 12 lota ono bloct west ol Park a\ < > .
Jj mio cars. Lots 60x150. Will etll the \\liole trart
for $7,100 , If sold bcforo January 1st , 18S1. Real re-
tate on uers bid this bargain , if } cm call i.t 1'oople s
Bank. 278-tl
T01l SALE Choice business property , three lota
J ? cor. Saunders and Charles Strest. Itvlll i y jcu
to Investigate this Oder. Call at People's Bank.
278-tf
OR SALE Improved1 property , which will pay
the buyer 20 per cent on the Investment. Itcnta
for $1,020 per year. All occupied by Dret class ten
ants. W ill sell for 810,500 , If sold soon. All or one-
half cath , balance , one to fU e j ears. The nbov c Inv -
v cstment la worth Inv eetigatlon. Call at. tbo 1't opld'a
Bank.
"POLLED CATTLE AN1 > CLYDESDALE HORSES.
JL Th o subscriber Is taking orders for spring im
portation of the above. Prices much below those at
auction sales. References to tlioao supplied. Joka
McCulloch , 111. Trust and Sav. Bank , Chicago.
203 2mf
T710R SALIC A first claca second haud top bujgy
JD Call at 1S1B Ilarney street. \ _ gtl
EOK SALE Old newBpapera in largo uid PmMl
qcautltles at this ofllco. tf
" "
MIBOELLANEOnS.
DRUGSTORE WANTED In ant to buy drug
btoro In a good live town. County sot ] > re.
erred. State amount of stuck carried. Tcrmit.
Average dally cash sales ; population and number nt
stores. Address Er > ,
Box 47 , IdaUrovc , tun *
087-Jh
T 03T A rnlnk boa. The lmder viill be rewardtd
JU leaving the same at this olllco 97U-22) )
REWARD. Will gh e abov e rtw ird for tie
return of two horses cstrijcd on Juu Iflth.
One bay small size , and one sorrel tall anil vlendcr.
Oil tf MOUNT & GRIFFIN , OmihaNeb.
LOST A note iltted Dec. 23 , 1E83 , duo on or bc
fore I'tbruary 1 , 1881 , for 4700 , signed by Amtil *
vn pp In favor tf i'annlo Krins ( , and cccurrd by
.battel mortgage on file n the otllce of tlio clerk of
Jouglas county , Neb. The public are hercb } warned
tot lo purchase same , as It has not been indorsed
iv thu pa > te , and If the same is negotiated , ( exupt
> y the puce , the endoieeinentvlll he forged. The
Inder will please return to Mrs. Fannie Fr'rt ' ? * 191S
Dodiro Street. 058.2&t
rr AIEN UP Cn my premises on Dee. 15 , lbS3 , in
JLvttst Omaha , ono Cream Colored Pom. tinial
vhlte f pot In forehead , mono and tallallttlu darker
than the hod ) . JAS. E VANUKRCOOIv.
82S-6tUuki _
TYLER & COMPANY book-Lecperandaccoui tnnts.
Kxamitto and adjust ills arranged books in a * ye-
einatlo andacturatc inanntr.glvlngrorrcctlialancc' ' ,
vlll especially attend to prrftli gupbjokHoach dav
where the serviced of a book-kcrpnr are r ( quired hut
a few hourrf , maUIng out Inroirrn , filateiniii.t. " , and
any correspondcnco confidentially , also iunlu collc-c-
ions. Ofllco at P. Bo } r and Co. , 1020 Furram Si.
. * * .
MAOI8TKR OP PALMVSTKRY AND
AuIST. 803 Teuth etuet , between Farnain fcnd IT r-
noy , will , with the aid of guardian epIrlU , obtaining
an ; one glaaco of tb pa t and prcirDt , and the
certain conditions lo the future. Boot * and thcea
maJo order. Perfect BatUfaction u-uariuteod.
FIFTY DOLLARS IIEWA11D.
Thtru was stolen this mrriilnir Jar. 2nth IBM ,
rom the barn nl J-0 Itnnt , IJnd'ta north of the
citya five ycarol , ! torrcl uiaro nith three vvhltulcrt
an < l u vvhllunhlpln the face , film built in hamU
ilgh. t-5. reward v > lll be given for thu maru return-
id oitd 25. for the thief hung. f. C , HOOT ,
d&vv U
The use of the terra " Hhni
SHORT Line" hi conncctlou with tin
: con > orate name of a greatroad ,
coiiyejs an Idea of urt what
H I & V" required by the trav ellng pub-
I 1 M L lio-a Short Line , Quick Itu *
I f and the tout of aueoiuniodk-
E ! tlorjs-all of which are luin-
shed by the greatest railway In America.
QHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,500 miles of 'it
Northern Illmols , WltcomJu , Mtunujota , lovtkin
Dakota ; and as ts main lines , branches and conuec *
: Ions teach all the great business centres of the
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answer * tro
description of Short Line , and Best Itoute Utvteen
Chicago , Milwaukee , KU I'aul and Jlltmuapolla.
aChlcago.llllwaukw ) , La Crosae and Wlnoiio.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen uid Ellendalt
Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Clilro and StlllnaUr *
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wnuuu and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Bearer Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukeslm and Oconoraowoo.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and 1'ralrlodu Chlen.
Chicago , Milnaukec , Owatonuk and Falrlbault.
Clilcago , Beloit JancsvlUa and Mineral Point
Chicago , Klgln , Hockford and Dubumie ,
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cud&r Ilaoldi.
Chicago , Council Blulfs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Tails and Yanktoo
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and CUmUrUlo.
llock Island , Dubu < me , St Puul and Minnoarolli
Davcnjwrt , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
PuUman Sleepers and tits Kln < * t Dmlnif Cari In
world n > run on the inaluluies cf thenu
MILWAUKEE A. 8T l&
, PAUL
anJ ivfry attention LTtld Jo i KlT/erB
out cuiilo ) ts ol the company ,
8. i MKlUULt , A. V. H. OAltPEKIKB ,