Nebraska Newspapers

    8 - THE DAlLiT BEE-OMAHA , MONDAY , FEBRUARY 4 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEK
OMAHA.
Monday Morning , Fob ( 4 ,
Tl o Wontlicr.
For the Missouri valley : Occasionn
snow , followed by partly cloudy weather
northerly to easterly winds , falling fol
lowed by slowly rising temperature it
the southern portion nnd rising temperature
turo in the extreme northern portion
where the barometer will fall.
LOOAJ , BREVITIES ,
Toke a Turkish or Htlsslan Bath at 141 !
Dodge street and enjoy life. Im&o-lt
The receipts of I lornftl llovonuo Col
lector 1'ont , for January amount to 8128,173 ,
21. ,
Coroner Kent has hnd n beatilful nlgi
pnltitod , nnd has hung It tip In the olllco o
lroxol it. Maul.
The play of ( Don. Cesar do Bane wa
lost evening rendered co a largo and npprocla
tlvo nudlodca nt the Stadt thoatro.
O. Has Ifagan 1ms arrived in Omaha am
nsftumod tlio duties of assistant nt the government
mont signal service oflico. Ho succeeds Mr
Atf.old.
During the montlis of December and Jan
ary the number of deaths and births In thii
city were just the same. How In that for aver
nglng them up ? ,
Tlio Aaron Itoot property on Saundon
street will bo surveyed , mapped and platted
this week nnd thereafter bo known at
Danho'H addition to Omaha ,
Manager MoKolvy , of the Union 1'aclllc
base ball nine , has returned from attcndlno
tlio Western League mooting nt Ilockford ,
Hllnolfi , and givoM Jound for hope of n xnlon-
did Rorlcg of gatnos thU nooson ,
Frank Knspor Is onlltlod to the tliankn ol
the citizens on South Thirteenth street , foi
the placing of several crossings across the
the street near his place of business.
"Tho Hosier herd" -15,000 head of cat-
Uo , on the north eido of the Flatto , was on
Saturday last sold to tlio Ogallaln Land nml
Cattle company , of this city , for Sl.'JuO.OOO.
The finest and cloanoat Turkish and Kus-
Rian Bath , 1410 Dodge street. m&o-lt
Ex-Dclogato Clmrloa W. Cormony , of the
Bluffs , Was ro-eloctcd to-day to represent the
Bluff City Typographical Union nt the I. T.
U. convention , to bo hold in Now Orleans In
Juno next.
A span of runaway muloa came running
down Farnam street on Saturday evening nt
break nock speed. They finally broke loose
from the wagon and wore stopped by running
into a street car in front of Ilollman & Co's
store.
The business men on Dodge Btroot wntit
the express wagon stand changed from the
corner of Fourteenth and Dodge streets , and
the expressman also want an arrangement
whereby only four wagoim will bo stationed atone
ono stand.
There is no doubt but that the ground
hog has crawled back Into his hole , but nny
hog that will hldo In the earth onsuch a day
03 Saturday , Is not fit to bo a hog , and 1s not
a respectable hog at least.
Invitations to the marriage of Isaao B ,
Jlyors to Hiss Fnnnlo Wiley at Waterloo ,
Towa , hao boon received by hta friends in
thla city. Mr. Myers at ono tlrno was a pop
ular clerk in Ilollman & Co.'a clothing store
in this city.
ferry Morgan , whlla engaged in an alter
cation , Saturday , broke n window in Bal-
comb's block and cut his hand , losing so much
blood that ho was In danger of "passing In
his chocks" before proper anrglcal attendance
was obtained.
4 w Complaint to keep the peace was filed on
Saturday last in Justice Itartlott'n court
against H. L. IlamacclottI by William Croft.
'A bearing on the charge was hoard by the
justko and the defendant was bound over.
Tlio bond was signed by James Stophonaon
and Ulaiuacclnttl was icloaaod.
Take a Turkish or a Russian Bath , 1410
Dodge street , and got clean onco. m&o-lt
The residence of M. M. Hamblln , ad
juster for the I'hiL-nlx Insurance company ,
was burglarized on Friday night and two
Indies' cloaks , ono young ladloa' cloak , ono
\elvotbounot , and HO on were stolen , A re
turn of the property ia requested , and no
questions will bo asked.
- " A gentleman , whoso narao could not be
learned , while walking down Farnam street
at a late hour Saturd y night was Ect upon by
four colored mon and robbed of two gold
H-atcIiM and a chain. The matter has boon
placed in the hands of the police , who ore
making diligent efforts to rccuro the oltoiulerK.
The I'hllharmonlo society b do\otlng ita
energies to its part of the Emma Thursby
roncort , February 15th , and It IH confidently
believed will do BOUIO very fine work on that
occasion. There was an olfcctho rehearsal
Thursday evening , and it has been arranged
that the ono this week will bo on Friday
evening ,
The "Siberia" company , who cloaod tholr
engagement ntlloyd'bopora hovuo Saturday
evening , didtho largest business which has
over boon dpno at that house at three succos-
hlvo entertainments. Saturday afternoon's
mattinoe was the largest ono ever given In the
city , the receipts being $25 more than for
"Silver King1 a week previous.
The first annual ball of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen , Overland Lodge No ,
VJ3 , will take place at Masonic hall on Tues
day evening , February 12. The jnuilo for the
occasion will be furnished by Irvine's orchos *
tra. The motto of the toclety la "bonovo-
lonco , sobriety and Industry , " aud , If faith
fully adhered to , will load to Influence and
wealth
Mn. HclenaOtt , on Saturday last , Insti
tuted tuH , In Justice Wright's court , claiming
$200 aa damage * under tlio Slocum lwugatu t
JtuJolpli HIISJ , uho keeps imloou at the bar.
rocka. I'laintiif Mays that her husband would
become iutoxicktod at defendant' * place and
in that condition would come home and break
up her furniture , for the loss of which she hai
sued toreco\er.
- Transcripts from the Dolice court of the
! tt. ° ' following cilminal cases wcro filed in the dis
t trict court on lout Saturday ! The uUto against
Mayor Newell , charged with embezzlement ;
the Uta against Oeorgle Sinclair , charged
with eullcbtr young girl * under IB yearn ol
age ( a dUordeily houses for the purpose ol
jiroitltutlon , two CAMJ the state ogalml
Morau , charged with ubootlng with Intent tc
kill ; tui ) ttnt Against John Shannon , charged
with BtMult pad bftttftry , appealed ) the ttatf
# * Iut Loa George , cltarge , robuaryj the ttaU
t J. V , Swwoy and L u Leveney , charRc {
l llbl ; ttta Ut BgIost Dan Halley
, Iu6 ay.
THE WESTERN MAIL SERVICE
Snpcrintcnflont White's ' Views on Hoi
it is Contacted. .
Clilcl Clerk Btncy ( o ho Hctalnod ti
His Present Position.
On Saturday morning last , Mr. Jamo
E. White , superintendent of the ftixtl
division of the United States railwa ;
mail service , arrived in Omaha. Thi
gentleman is a veteran in the mai
Borvico , having served in rarious capaci
ties in it continuously since 1800. Th
division over which lie has charge is com
posed of Illinois , Wisconsin , Iowa , Min
ncsota , the upper peninsula of Michigan
Nebraska , Dakota , Wyoming , and part ;
of Colorado , Utah , Idaho and Montana
and lias employed in it 8GO postal clerks
who travel over 28,000 , miles of railroad
Mr. White was at one time a resident o
Omaha , and filled the oflico of chio
clerk , from which place ho was transferred
forrod to the position which ho now hoi
in Chicago.
It 1ms boon reported several timci
through the columns of a newspaper o
this city that a change is about to hi
made in the oflico of chief mail clerk , anc
that n Nebraska man is to bo appointee
to the place now filled by Mr. 0. E
Stacoy. A BEK reporter wont to the ho
tel whore Mr. White was stopping , tosoi
the gentleman and learn from him the
facts in regard to this statement , and tin
condition of the mail service in tin :
division. This gentleman was found
and ready and willing to give the desiree
information.
"What is the condition of the railway
mail aorvico in your division ? " was askoc
of Mr. White.
"Good. It is improving constantly
notwithstanding the fact that the nmili
are increasing faster than the facilities
for distributing them. During the lasl
fiscal year this division of the ser
vice distributed 800,000,000 pieces
of mail matter , and made one
error in distribution for cacl :
4,150 pieces distributed. Wo regard
this as an exceedingly fine showing and
; ho improvement made is shown by com-
wring it with the record made in 1872 ,
; ho year in which the present system of
chocking errors was first instituted. Wo
then made one in each 7CO pieces of
tnail distributed. Since , the distribu-
lion has become vastly complicated , but
our mon have grown with it and hence
ire able to perform moro and hotter
service than could have been possible
lad this not boon the case. "
* 'Aro the mails increasing as fast now
is in the past ? "
"Yos. In looking over the records
ho other day I found that in this divia-
en wo had distributed during the first
x months of the present fiscal year ,
33,000,000 more pieces of mail matter
, han wo did during the same six months
ast year. "
"How docs the service in Nebraska
md the west compare with that in ether
icotiona of your division ? "
'For the past four or five months it
lajboon improving rapidly. The tone
) f the Borvico is bettor , the mails are
jeing distributed moro promptly and
horoughly , bettor service is given to
ho public and bettor discipline is main
lined in the corps of clerks employed. "
"How do yon account for the change1 ?
"TJio service is under charge of a
hiof clerk who understands his duties
nd then discharges thorn fully and ofllc-
Diitly. Ho is a strict disciplinarian , firm
i the enforcement of orders and instruc-
ions , and at the same time just to those
indor him. His experience has taught
lim that the first duty of a postal clerk ,
iko that of a soldier , is to obey orders ,
lo knows what can and should bo done
o make thonorvico ofllciont , and has the
nclination and executive ability to BOO
hat whatever will benefit the mail sor-
orvico under his jurisdiction is put in
orco at onco. Ho is recognized as an
iblo olllcor by his superiors and will bo
mstainod by those who placed him here. "
"Do you know that an effort is being
nado to have Mr. Stacy taken away from
Dmaha and a Nebraska man appointed to
; ho chief clerkship here ? "
1 have hoard of such a movement , but
lupposed that whatever had boon done in
.hat direction had boon done under the
mprossion that ho was to bo assigned to
jgmo other Hold. A rumor of that kind
ina boon in circulation , but has no found-
ition , and had those mon , who have boon
nstrumontal in the ofl'ortyou mentioned ,
vas sent hero to stay I do not think
< hcy would hayo taken the action they
lave.
An impression exists that the position
ihould have been given to a Nebraska
nan , I have understood such a tooling
ixiatcd , but there is no good ground for
t The district assigned to the chief
dork at Omaha is not limited to Nebras
ka , but includes Wyoming , parts of Col-
arado , Utah and Idaho , and the most Im
portant line under his charge is , like the
service , u national institution. Besides
this , it has boon customary since the or-
jauuntion of this service , to assign ofii-
: ors to duty wherever it was believed
they would do the most good. Fifteen
years ago I was sent from lowu and after
Doeowiiip a citizen of Nebraska and ox-
orcUing rights as ouch , was transferred
-o Illinois. Mr. Vandorvoort was uont
lioro from Illinois ; General Superintend
ent Thompion vros sent from Michigan
to Ohio ; Chief Clerk Alexander was
sent from Indiana to Pennsylvania. I
could go on and give many ether illus
trations of this kind , showing that the
aorvico is not local in ita nature , aud that
the department has always disregarded
ntato lines in the selection of ita otllcors ,
considering only what would bo best for
the service and the public. This policy
mint necessarily bo continued , and under
It Nebraska wjll have an an equal clianco
with every other state. "
"Thon Mr , Staoy will remain hero'/ / "
\oa , So long as ho gives eatiafaetion
to tbo department , discharges his duties
elliciontly and deoirps to remain hero ,
bo will stay. I have rocei rod numerous
assurances from businois mon in all BOO-
tionc of thin district and from postmasters
thatn great change for the bettor hae
taken piaco ainco ho came here , and oak-
ing that ho bo held. This being the case
there is no reason why ho should be
changed , and ho will thorctoro bo BUS.
taiuod by the department.
A. Hey Itumwuy.
U. 11. Claiborne , the 15-year-old son
of the foreman of The Sioux City Times ,
has run away from home , and his mothoi
U nt-arly distracted with griof. The boj
was hoard of at Dakota City on Tuesday
Ho was then with another printer , anc
the two told that they were on their WAJ
to California. Uo is flcscribcd as of fin
face , brown hair and eyes , wearing a blui
felt hat , brown corduroy panta and a groj
overcoat. If any one has seen , or shouk
see a person who tallies with the abovi
description they will confer a great faye :
upon his parents by communicating witl
them , Western papers please copy.
A lawyer' * ? Opinion or Interest to All
.T. 1L Tawnoy , I > q , , a lending attorney o
Wlnona , Minn. , writ01 : "After tutlng It fo
moro than three yours , I take great tilowmr
In stating Ui.it I regard Dr. King's Now Din
covory for Consumption , as the host remedy litho
the world for CotirfiiA and Colds. It has novo
failed to cure the most navoro coldallmvi
had , nnd Invnrlnbly relieves the pain In tin
chost. "
Trial Bottles for this nurocuro for all Throa
nnd T < ung Diseases may bo had Vine nt 0. P
Goodman's Drug Store. Largo tire , 81.00.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS ,
Tlio I'nsi Week lias Been nu Unnmi
ally Qnlct One , So Fur nn
the Social World IH
Concerned.
For months past there has not been i
week vrhich was so unproductive of socia
fruitaa the one which closed Saturday
night. There seems to ho a lull and i
spirit of calmness settled down upor
the social world.
The pleasures of the week began or
Monday evening , when the much
talkod-of
TKLKanAPIIKUS HALL
was given in Crounso's hall. Wo have
often been told , when expecting to derive -
rive great pleasure from some event tc
bo colobratcd in the future , that the
pleasure of anticipatim ia much greatoi
than that of realization. That may be
very true in some instances , but although
many of thoao who attended this ball
had boon for Boveral weeks , anticipating
much pleasure from it , wo think not one
was disappointed in the least. Every do.
tail had boon BO precisely arranged and
was BO carefully looked after by the
various committees who had charge of
the aflair that not ono could find
a fault with any part oi
the entertainment. The hall
was tastefully decorated , the supper wat
all that it could bo wished and moro than
ill , each one of the company numbering
fully one hnndrodand twonty-fivecouplos ,
comprising many of Omaha's moat worthy
ritizons and some very excellent people
From abroad , seemed to decide within
himself that ho was there not only to on-
ioy himself but to make the evening pass
ilcasantly to all the rest. The conso-
luonco was that all wont homo thorough-
y pleased nnd deciding that the tele
graphers had never given a moro enjoyable -
able entertainment.
Till : "POST TIIKATIIK. "
Many of the friends of the ofiicors in
Fort Omaha enjoyed the entertainment
? ivon by thorn at the post theatre Thurs-
lay evening. The Hovoral characters
n the programme were well sustained ,
, ho farce , "In Ho a Lunatic , " proving a
most laughable ono.
LlTiniARV.
The Chautauqua literal y and scientific
ciiclo mot at the residence of Mrs. 11. D.
Hills , 2018 California street , on Tuesday
evening. This society find the course of
study which they are pursuing very bon-
uticial and the evenings thus spent
together productive of much social as
veil as monlal enjoyment.
inn CHAZY QUILT
ivhich has been the subject of so much
alk , was finally disposed of on Wcdnos-
lay evening. Jn addition to the docis-
on as to whom the quilt belonged , the
nombors of the association had arranged
programme which proved quite ontor-
aining ,
w. o. T. u.
The sociable given by the ladies of this
oeioty on Thursday evening was a most
n joy able as well as a very profitable
no.
ESWEHALDA. OLUI1 ,
Leap year parties are quito the rage at
ircsont , and the ladies of the Esmoralda
lub proved fully competent to manage
3110. The gontloraon nro wishing they
ivould do so some moro.
The young people of this church gave
\ delightful tea party on Friday oven-
ngwhich was quito successful finan
cially.
Swift's Hitoolllc
In entirely a vegetable preparation , mid
hould not bo confounded ulth the -various 1m-
tatloim , uon Hccret humbugs , "Huccua Alter-
uns. " etc. , nil of which cither contain Mercury
or I'otaiih , or are composed of old remedies
vhlch have long slnco been dlacnrded an of no
value In the treatment of Blood DUoascH , nnd
lone of them contain a ttnglo article which
intern Into the composition of \\lffs Specific.
Tlioro is only ono Swift's Specific ( S. S. S. )
nud there U nothing In the world llko It. Bo
nuro to got the gonulno. Send for Tioatlsa on
Hood and Skin Dieoatoa , free.
TUB S\M SI-KCIFIO Co. , Drawer 3 , At
lunta , ( in.
The Monthly Hound Up ,
Below wo give the number of arrests
nado by the police for the month of
January. There were 177 in all , as f clews
ows :
) bt&nlng goods aud money under fuluo
pretense . 2
fngnuicy and aunplcloua ponontt . 10
threatening to kill. , , . . 1
/onuuittlng milsttnco . 3
) olruudlng hotel keeper. . , . U
fugitive from justice . . , , 1
Cecplng open suloon on Sunday . . . 1
< arcany . . . . . lo
disturbing religious mooting . i
'rottltutlon .
utoxlcntlon . , . . , . , . 12
Axsault and battery . , . 10
Htstructlni ; the sUoot . 2
jitorfurluglth the duties of poumlmaa-
tof . , , . , . , . %
) Uturbauco of the po co . „ , . 52
tuning . , . , . 5
touting houMO to prostitutes . . . . . . . 1
AN AN8WKU WANTED.
CAII any one brhiff us n uwo of Kidney or
jlvcr Complaint that Kloutilo lUttcra111 not
euro ? Wo nay they cannot , an thousand ) of
riWM already iioniiuntly cured aud who are
dally rocomeudiiifr Kloctrlo bitters. 111iroo. \ .
Jrlght'a DUeoio , l > iabott , Weak Buck , or any
irlnary complaint quickly cured , l yery bot-
la i unriuitood.
s'or eale at Wc. ) a bottle by O. IT. Goodman
Card of Gratitude ,
To thojo good , sympathetic people , ono
and all , who uwnifestod their Bympathy ,
soudolenco nnd encouragement during
.ho illnojs , ceath and burial of our dar-
inc Willie , wo return our heartfelt grati-
; udo and appreciation. Although not
ranked among the old Bottlers , the largo
and reopecUble funeral of our little Willie -
lie iBhowod that wo hnd hosts of sympa
thising friends , whoso kindness , cmirtoay ,
attention and floral offerings wo will ever
remember with thauVfulnesi and grate
ful hearts.
PiJTuit and MAHY CO.VMOUV.
Omaha , January 31 , 1884.
NOKTH OMAHA ,
A Meeting of Itn Citizens , Who Dis
cuss Matters of Pitbllo Impor-
tiuico.
The citizens of the Fifth and SIxtl
wards hold a mooting in the pinning mil
on Sixteenth street Saturday evening t <
discuss the question of improvements foi
North Omaha , The mooting was largol )
attended , there being nearly two hundrct
of North Omaha proportyownors present
prominent among whom wore Josopr
Itedman , Thomas Brunnor , St. A. D
Balcombo , Councilmen Lccdor , Andersen -
son , and Baker , Jninoa Kyncr and Eric
Peterson. Mr. Balcombo was appointee
chairman , and Sir. Brunnor secretary.
The question which Booms to bo of vita
importance to that portion of this city is
North Omaha sewer , the discussion ol
which occupied a great portion of the
evening. A resolution favoring the prop
osition to vote $70,000 sewer bonds to
continue the storm water sowora , pro-
vidcd the city council will give $30,000
for the north branch of North Omaha
sewer , $15,000 to extend its west branch
west past the military bridge , and the
balance to bo applied on Jones street
sewer , was adopted.
The opening of Nicholas street to
Saundora was then discussed. A resolu
tion instructing the councilmen from the
Fifth and Sixth wards to advocate the
appointment of commissioner * to assess
the dnmago to real estate necessary to extend -
tend Nicholas street to Saunders was
adopted.
A committee of throe was appointed to
interview the various members of the
board of education and secure , if possi
ble , the establishment of the eighth
grade in one of the Sixth ward schools.
A resolution requesting the city coun
cil to cause Seventeenth street to bo
opened as far north as Olarko was
adopted.
A committee , to bo known as the
North Omaha improvement committee ,
consisting of Eric Potqrson , Joseph Red
man and Thomas Brunnor , was appointed.
The duty of the committee is to determine -
tormino the needs , in the way of im
provements , of North Omaha , and to call
meetings of the property owners for the
discussion of matters of public interest
pertaining to that part of the city.
A committee of livowith James Kyner
as chairman , was appointed to circulate
petitions among the property owners of
Omaha , requesting the Nebraska delega
tion in congress to secure , if possible , an
appropriation for paving either Sherman
avenue or Saunders street to the bar
racks.
The mooting then adjourned subject to
the call of the committee.
Rucklcn's Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily euro Barns , Cuts , Ul
cers , Halt lihouin , 1'over Sores. Cancers , Piles ,
Chillblains , Corns. Totter , Chapped hands ,
aud all skin eruption , ( ; aranteea to euro in
uvory instance , or money refunded. 25 cents
per box.
box.EAILWAT
EAILWAT AFFAIES ,
An KIVoi-l to bo Matlo This "Week to
Settle tlio Utah Complications ,
The issue hetwoon the Union Pacific
and its eastern allies , regarding the res
toration of Utah rates will bo settled this
week , a mooting for that purpose having
joen called by Commissioner Vining , to
bo hold to-day at the Grand Pacific hotel ,
Chicago. The eastern allies , while they
still maintain that the rate-making
lower in the case at issue is vested in
; horn , begin to rctili/o that they have not
aken the proper course , even though
; heir position as to rato-mnking may bo
enable. It is generally conceded that
; ho commissioner was at f ult in
not ordering rates restored pending a
ilocision of the question at issue ; and
now nnothor clause in the agreement ,
which had apparently been overlooked ,
ims plncod the Hook Island , St. Paul ,
Northwestern , and Wnbash in a peculiar
position. The compact provides that
"tho reduction of a rate ehall continue
only so long as shall bo nccessaay because
of competition. " The Burlington , the
sidy competitor of the Missouri river
lines for Utah business , restored rates
last Monday , and has boon quoting tariff
over since. The natural and logical con
clusion would bo , then , that the "necm-
i y because of competition" * for contin
uing the out had boon obviated. ThoU
U ucago Times , from which wo quote ,
t va that the attention of a freight oflicUl
r > t > i tripartite line was called to the above
claUBo m the agreement.
"By George ! is that in the agreement ? "
B4 > d ho.
Ho drew a copy of the document out of
n drawer , and after satisfying himself
that that language was actually used ho
was considerably nonplused. After ro-
looting a while , ho jerked out , " \Voll , it
is for us to decide when the necessity be
cause of competition for a cut is re
moved , and wo hold that the necessity
still remains. "
"But the Burlington , your only com
petitor , has restored rates ? "
"But that need not do away with the
necessity for a cut. '
"Do you admit , then , thnt you cannot
compote with the Burlington for Utah
business without a differential rate ! "
"I most emphatically don't. But this
; hing has more crooks and turns in it
: han anything I over had to deal with be-
'ore , and I'll bo mighty glad when the
natter is straightened out into something
like a sensible slmpo. "
Hal vu htu genuine merit
iiiml vho two It will testify. 1'rlco ' . ' 5o.
Iryit.
Incensed to Marry.
License to marry was issued by County
Judge Chadwick , during the week ending
Fob. 2 , to the following couples :
Edward Mix and Florostoin Frost.
William II. Ohadwiek and Julia Troy.
'O. A. Miller and Corn Belle Shafl'er.
Arthur II. Dodson and Dola A. Wilts.
H. A. Nolle and Maqj-io Hagijen.
Lloyd Graft and flattie Buckley.
Oscar Johnson and Matilda Peterson.
1- hot Keller and Mrs. Adol Ilolcom.
Ihos. B. Murphy and Rosa Browloy.
John F. Williams and B. Kalliha.
Iko Demoratsky and Fanuy Horwich.
1'ranois ' A. Woodford and Martha
Donovan.
ESudilcu Doutli.
Mrs. Mary Parmaloe , wife of Daniel
Parmaleo , was found dead in her bed
yesterday morning. She retired at her
usual hour hit evening in excellent spir-
ita nnd health , ilor husband , who slop
by her side during the night , on wakinj
tried to nrouso her from her slumbers
and was appalled to find that life wa
extinct. For seine time past the doccas
cd had boon nfllctod with appooloxy an <
the physicians who were called in yeatcr
day morning deemed the cause of ho
death so manifest that a coroner's inquos
was uncccossary.
The deceased was sixty-throo years o
ngo , nnd had long been a resident o
Douglas county. The funeral will taki
place at the residence , corner of 20tl
and North Center streets to-morrow n
at ton n , m.
STILL THEY GOME ,
Another Vlrst-olftsB Undertaking Es
tnbllBhniont Ijocntcil In
This City.
Another first-class business houseliai
boon added to the business interests : o :
this city in the location of the undertaking
ing establishment of Ilium it Co. Thoj
are located at the corner of Fifteenth
street and Capitol avenue.
A BKU reporter visited this establish
ment yesterday , and found it the most
xtnpleto in all its appointments of any
limilar establishment in this city 01
: ountry. Mr. Ilunn , the senior partner ,
: omca to this city ripe with an oxpori-
ancojof thirty-five years as afuncral direct-
sr and embalmer , and any business en
trusted to his care will bo satisfactorily
ittcndod to. His stock of caskets and
jagos ia largo and complete , comprising
ill of the latest and most approved styles ,
ind at prices which can not bo beaten.
First-class hearse and carriages will bo
furnished whenever dcaired.
Hunn & Co. have secured the services
if Mr. 0. W. Baker , a gentleman who is
well known in this city , and who is thor
oughly conversant with all branches of
the undertaking business , having been in
the employ of the late John G. Jacobs
for a number of years.
This new house is centrally locatedtho
red and green line cars both pass the
leer , and Messrs. Hunn & Co. can not
'ail to at least secure a reasonable share
if the patronage of the people of this
: ity.
THE SPERRT LI&HT ,
Its Introduction nt the Millarcl Hotel
Saturday Evening.
A few wnoks since a Sperry machine
ivas placed in the Millard hotel , and two
amps were hung in the hilliard hall of
; hat IIOUEO. The proprietors were so well
pleased with the Sperry light that they
immediately ordered a ton-light machine
'or permanent use.
This machine arrived last -week , and
nras placed in the basement of the house.
Dn Saturday night the lamps were
, ighted by the now light. A largo num-
jor of persons visited the house during
: ho evening to see the now light , and all
without a moment's hesitation pro-
lounccd it the finest light shown in this
: ity. It is very bright , and at the same
; imo exceedingly steady.
Stock in the now electric light com
pany is on the rise now , and the direct-
) ra will push matters along so that the ;
nay have some lights in readiness in a
rory short time.
Kobbed in Month. Onmlia.
Frantz Fitiquo , a Bohemian , who lives
n South Omaha , is the victim of mis-
ilaccd confidence. Ho foil in with a
itrangor friend at a drinking place in
part of the city ou Saturday night ,
ind both became very drunk. Mr.
? itiquo was invited by nis friend to go to
lis room and accepted the invitation.
iVhilo in his stupefiedjcondition there ho
vas robbed by his friend of a check for
? 70 and $15 in money. Ho came to the
> olico station yesterday and reported his
oss , stating ho could find his man , and
) flicer Knight wont out with Fitiquo ,
> ut his friend could not bo found. The
aloon-keepors say that the thiot was
, bout that part of the city all day yeator-
lay , making u very liberal use of his ill-
[ otten trains. As the check scolon was
lot endorsed , Fitiquo will not lose the
JCO.Tho
The case has been turned over to
3llicor Ma'za , who knows a man who an-
wors the description given by Fitique in
hat part of the city , and will arrest him
his morning.
Tlirro Ia to bo a meeting of the North-
rn Convocation of Nebraska in St. Stephens
hurch , ( ] tov. A J. Giaham ) , Grind Island ,
in the Gth , 7th and 8th of February. Bishop
} lorkxon will tie prouqit. I'npors will bo read
.nd addresses nmilo on the following subjects
Prloathood of the Laity ; " "How to Help the
tector ; " "Nocosulty and BentfitH of the Snc-
araent ; " "Distinctive Principles of the
Jhurchj" "Church Musioi" "Some of the
ocullar BHIiculties of Western Missions ; "
'The Christian Workman1 Struggle ; " "Tho
3ro.it Need of the Sunday School ; " "Somo
Uda to la\otlou and Missionary Aildroaaes , "
V cordial invitation in extended to the clergy
nil laity of both convocations. 1'rnulcli.
h , deau ,
Mrs. II. T. Paddock , 0. S. Mitchell , and
iVHl A. Paul are registered at the Millard.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThU powdci ne\er mrui. A matTel o. ' purll
booth tad vrhole omen * < Ilor * cooomlikl thi
b * odlnary kluda , andc * - be sold In cooi | > etlUc
rUb tbemultltuda of lo < ui : , short-weight , alntn G
ih pHit r > c Oer .l-cKI cnlyln ra.ui. Uo > tl La
trader ( c.,100\s ll tint tiew Yo V.
for Infants and Children.
CastorlaproinotpqDlircsflnn
and overcomes l < ltuuloncy , Consiipa-
tion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , nud
Fovcrislmcss. It insures health nnd
natural Bleep , without morphine.
" Cftstorlix li so well adapted to Children thnt
I recommend It as superior to nny prescription
known to mo. " It. A , ARCHER , II. D. ,
83 Portland Avo. . IJrooklyn , N. V ,
What clvcq our Children row ehPoTc * ,
What cures Uielr fevers , inakM them Bleep |
'Tin Cmtorln.
\Vhen Imhlei fret and cry by turns ,
What cures their colic , kills their wornw ,
Hut Cnntorln.
What quickly cures Constipation ,
Hour Stomach , Cold * , Indigestion ,
Hut Cn
Farewell then f o Jlorphlno Syrups ,
Castor Oil aud Paregoric , and llnllCnfttnrlnt
CENTAUR LINIMENT-au absolute euro for lUicwma-
tlsm , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powcrflil and Pene
trating Paln-rellovhiB and Healing Remedy known to man.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
XJTSpoclals 'will Posltlvolynot bo Inserted
unless paid in advance.
TO LOAN-Monav.
TO LOAN The lowest rutos of Interest
MONEY ' Loan Agency , 15th & Douglas 234-tf
1\TONiY : TO LOAN In sums of JSOO. and upward.
i\L 0. F. Davis and Co. , Ilcal Estate and Loan
Agents , 1D05 Furnam St. SOS tf
gni.1PJWANY.rjU.
WANTKU-At the Motrorit lltan hotil.anojpctlen-
cd chambermaid. None other ncoJ npnn.
1824
- of IS to kain trade. Call at i,14
WANFKD-llDj
S. 13th St. 178 2"
VJl ) ANTED Two of thrco llrstolass tblrt nmkco
Immediately , tui > good scrxant girls.
WANTED
Ono na cook and ono second girl and help take
care of children. Address 220 N. 13th street.
163 15
A neat , > oun'i glrl.for penoral hoii'u-
WANTED App'y ' toMra. Samuel Ittes , cor. Lca\-
cn"ortli and eolith a * cnuc. 105 tf
"ANTED-A second girl. Appij at IBJS uo a- ,
W S. E. 2Uh street. 171 23
TTTANTED Clrl for general housework N. W. cor.
VV 18th and Farnam. 131 tf
bcnant pills o ( a'l kinds in need of
WANTED , to call at our otllc ; , opposite post-
ollloc , between 4 3QandD p. in.
CANNON , JONE3 & CO , Frcnzer Block.
0401m
Immediately two No. 1 Harness
WANTED D. A. HOPKINS ,
02151 North Bend , Nob.
A German dining room kitchen girl.
WANTED nnd Hoppo , 418 S. 13th St , between
[ larnov and How ard. EOS tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED-Sltuat'on ns feecoud ( 'lrl. Coodrefer-
cncej. "II. O. " Employment Bureau , 217 N.
10th stieet. 134 21
WANTED Sltmtlon by ntuung man na assistant
book-keeper , i coricupondcnt or some kind of
olllcowork. ypoaks sc\cial lanfruarsesand bosc of
references glxcn. Addrcsj' U. C. " this olllco.
18951
WANTED Bj' a lajy , n situation as housekeeper
inprl\ate family , or as cook In a lirst-class
JoardiiiRhoujo. Address N. E. Cor. 14111 and Ica\-
enworth. 10221
WANTED rosltlon for light olllce woik or copj
inic by ladv who has a t\pourltor , of lie
own. Address , "X " Bco office. 116 21
TX7ANTED Situations for ( list iJasj domestics.
V t Call nt our oHIco from 4 T ) to 9 p. m , Satnrdaj a
1 to 0 p. m. CANNON , JONbS & CO. , Opp. 1' . O.
047-ltu
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
TT17 ANTED Thrco unfurnished roims viith board
Tt for three adults and two children ( under four
years ) , where there are no other boardcis state lo
cation and terms. Address "It. II F. " lco olllce.
170 2J
TX7AFTED Furnished house of 7 or 8 rooms In
VV peed locality. Address M. " this olllco. 153-4t
WANTED A'few persona to instruct m book
keeping , as there ia a demand for competent
> ook keepers I w ill learn n few , and wait for liulf of
pay until situations are lurnisl.ed. J D. SMITH ,
073-01 1516 Douglas St
ANTED S1OCK OF MERCHANDISE ( Dry
goods preferred ) , from ) , K > to $10,000 , will
( i ho In exchaiiRO good clear farm projierty and omo
cash if necessary. Address "llandolph , tare BKB
olllce , 151-4
WANTED For a customer , Btote room rn I'r
W namSt. BELL 1.SIIRI VEK. 12U-S
\\J ANTED Parties wishing boarders and these
IT search of board in private homes , with or with
out room , to rail at our olllco trim 4 30 to 0 p. m
CANNON , JONES & CO. , Opposite Bobtolllcc.
015-lm
WANTED A 'irnUhcd room , centrally locnttd
In Omaha for tingle gentleman. K A. g.
Paclflo House , Council lluHs. | | 188-4
T ADIE3 OR YOUNO MEN uTcity or country to
LJ tnkn nlco , light and pleasant work at their own
lomes : f 2 to $5. a day easily and quietly m&de ; work
cntbymali , no camasslnpr ; no stamp for reply.
'lease address Reliable Man't'g Co , Philadelphia I'a.
rawer TT. 7P3-lino
FOB BSNT HOUBOD ana Lots.
UENT HOUBO of l\ room * , stable anil all
modern j > | iliaiicos. lnculrc | at U. & . Hotel , cor.
Oth and Doufln. IS. ! 3 §
FOK KENT Furnuhoil room \vlth hoard , uu Hallo
for twot'ontluinen , 1812 Hajge St. 1:041
F'OH ItENT Pleasint room with K H. tre , and
boanl tooneortwu jiitkmcu 3it H. 16th and
larncj yt < na Bt
KENT Kurulshnd room with or without
FOrt
hoard. 1'incat location In tlio city. Man feu
able boarders wanted , N. W. t-or. Ibth and Tarnam.
183 tf
FOIIKKNT LarguiiBW , twostorj ilculilo home ,
Shlnn'iaddltl'n hultablo Inr two famillia or
xxxrdlng houec. inquire Kooni 24 , Onmlia MttionU
Bank Building. 1(18 ( tf
OH HBNT-Fiunlshed rooms at 1010 I'linum.
F
057-51
FOR KENT Furnished room 1021 Capitol a > o.
102 4j
FOR KENT Furnished roomawith board , Al o a
few day boarders , 1811 liarcuport. 832 41
FOR ; HKN1' Uouee ard furniture for s le , a bar-
tfaln , will be offued In thu furniture H applied
for soon. Home contaliu 7 rooms , hall nnd closeU ,
rent fr35. Apply N. W. corner tltli and lUrnty.
lUrnty.Hist
Hist
F lasted 2ii N , 10th.
OTGtf
FOK lU'.NT Kurnlsled loom for ieutlemani > o
two for light liouw ) keeping IJeomeri block ,
comer Kl.'htli and Howard Bt 003 tf
Foil HKNT 5 rcoin homo on Webster west ol
10th St. S. T. 1'ctcrtui , real estate cgont. Uth
und Uougq | > . b03 tt
ItUNT-Cointortablu front room , south-ea
corner Fourteenth and iJaveupott , suitable ( or
'j OH IthNf runnsoed loum ou ttie norihwei
1 oor. 13th and Capltolaveouo , formerly Crelghton
11 11GNT Itoouia lu Nebraska Natloua Bank
Uulldlu ? . Moat ileolntlo otHces In the city
illcil wltn hjdreullo tietor and heated b
ttuara. Apply at Bank. ( t H tf
FOR OALK
T7\OB SALK-Second band Bustle * Call at 1310
i1 Harney. ISMJ
ITtflll SALK Lot 60x142 , BOVCU < ] uare ( rout new
.L1 court huu o , ith pool ( unite. Best banaln In
lha city-2WO. 1'AUIJJE.V & CQ , 15CO * rnam
tticct. lbO-4
_
IJ J OU fl\LK A small tobacco and cigar buslneu ,
1 2013 fuming ttreit. 187 61
I ? OK SALE CHEAl'-HoiM and bujuy. Inquire
I of D. J , Uaydeo , ind of North 20th itrett.
1501 *
i\OU UALb lanuSnilles from city , Inquire of
J ? Mra. Mojtr , ever ItotJer1 * lituf Hon. 16th and
Webster. 878 tf
_
FOIlSALi : T\rocountenan4 fifty feet of eood
bel\I iche p , at JOOa DwJtfoHt , HWtt
FOR SALE TwolarRO Norman stallloiu. Adilrrtl
0. D. lllrdsallValnutlo a , 151-lm
FOR SALK A good t o story store j ropcrty In
Wane , Wnjno count ] , Nob. Address O. J ) . Bird-
sail , Walnut , lovrn. 155-lmt
SALE Drujt f toro In southern Nebraska.
FOR trade , ( food town , Uo nllroads. For sale
till Jlirch 1st , 1881 , Apply at onca.
JJHO & CLAWATKll ,
140-41 Kiullcott , Nub ,
FOR SALE Three show casoi , 10 foot IOIIR. In
quire of KDUOLM & K'UCKSON ' ,
147-5
| 7 < ORSALE llouso 4 or 6 rooms , full lot , barnire. ,
JL ? 12th street , between Dorcas and Center. If sold
at one" , SI.COOlll liny It. Clionp 1 BARKER &
MAYNE , N. E. cor. 13th and rarnain. 145-tf
FOR I ALE full lot on lltli street , near Centre ,
fenced nnd fruit net out. Cheap. BARKKR &
MAYNC , N. E cor. 13th and Farnim. 140 tl
pOU RAM ! Hrstcltss corner lot OJxlSA House
' D rooms , barn fruit and elmJo tree ? . Very dc *
slrvbl loc-itlon , near ttroot cars. Oflored S")00. lie-
lowvxlue. Price $1.700. J. W. LO SllURV , Uth
and Farnam. 130 tt
8AI.1' Two loti and now house In
FOR and Seldcn'o addition , one block north of
Coburn St , und two blocks wcbt of Paik n\c. Ap
ply at II. Urceron p inil'is. 118-45
FOR SALE VtrytlcilrableloU In Coburn's Sub-
dhUIon und Howard place on monthly payments
nocltjtax. BELL &S1IU1VKR. 127-S
FOR SALE Horse hugg ) and hatncs ? . For par
ticulars Inqu're ' at Iluinau's T.hory stable.
112 2 }
FOR SALE OR THADn A good span of mules ,
harnces and \\agon. Innulro Alex O. Charlton ,
at HcCngua Bros. OsO tf
10R SALE-Colorado coal. Tills coal is as free from
F
soot and as clean aj Rock Sprint ; .
034 tf JEFF. W. BF.DFOUD.
SALE Stock of general merchandise and
FOR
building , \aluodat about $5,500. Address Box
61. Firth. Neb. 76t-tf.
FOR SALE Two portable boilers , 10 horse nawa
Apply at D. F1TZPATRICK ,
608 tf 218 South 16th Bt.
SALE A small Hosier , Bahman &Co. , flre
FOR saft. almost new , at this ofllcc. tt
SALE Sly two story brick residence , 10th
FOR St. Jlary's ncnuc. . Largo bt.ni , out-bousoj
water worg , well arranged. Lot G0\200. Pilca
ST.fiOO. Best Bargain In Omaha C.U1 at M. Tolt'i
People's Bank. 277-t
17ORSALE 12 lots ono block west of Pork a\e-
Jjnuocara. LotsCOxlSO. Will Bell the whole tran
for $7,100 , If sold before January 1st , 1884. Rcalu
tnto owners bid tills bargain , If 3 ou call at People
Bank. 278 tf
T7IOR SALE Cholco business property , three loti
J ? oor. Sauudors and Charles Street. It will pay jell
to ln\cstlzate tbit ofler. Call at People's Bank.
27H-tf
IpOR SALE Improved property , which will pay
1 the buyer 20 per cent on the investment. Kent *
for 81,920 perear. All occupied by flrst class ten
ants. Will bell for 010,000 , if sold soon. All or one-
half cub , balance , ono to lUo } cars. The abo\oln-
vestment la worth Investigation. Call at the People's
Bank. 280 tf
POLLED CATTLK ANlJ GLYDKSDALK HORSES.
JL The subscriber Is taldnt ; orders for spring Im
portation of the above. Prices much below these ft )
auction sales. References to these supplied. Johif.
SlcCulloch , 111 Trust and Sav. Bauk , Chicago. I
203 2mt
FOR SALE Ola nowsuapers in Urge and Kmj.il
qnantltlos at thii oHlca. If '
T ARQKl'etuf room ) , with or without board , In
JLV prhato families furnished free of charge at out
Qlttce , opposite postolllco. Cannon , Jones i. iki. , 4 HJ
to 0 p. m 048-lin
pitMaiid Rtovos , houses furnished
JD un complete on wetKly paymeutsby M. F. ilai.
tin 1014 Clark St. 177 45
TNTELLICJENT gentlemen given work on salarv
JL a"d commieslon by \ \ ' . II. Hrultts , [ agent , at M
\V. cor. 15th ana Farnam. Call Monday. 170 If.
T OST A tuu month old newfoundland pun , four
JLvtbite toes and uhlto Boot on hicast. Liberal
rt\\ord will be pala by returning same to D. (1111 , 814
S loth St. 17t-3 |
/ 1UT THIS OUT AND I'RKSERVK-To trade , wild
Vj land for Merchandise of nnv kind , cr tow n iiron-
ert.\ . Address CLARK & IIOIIllAI'.U , Ida Orove ,
Iowa , _ _ _ _ 14361
TAt-KNUl' Cn my premises on Dec. 16. 1883 , In
\\es ; Omaha , ono Cream Colored Pony. Smal
white tpnt in forehead , inane and tall a little darker
than the body. JAB U VANDERCOOK.
8256tlBwk {
MAOISTKR OF 1'AttIYSTKRY AND
ALIST , 303 Tenth street , between laranm and Bar
ney , will , with the aid of Kunrllan oplntu , obtaining
MI ) ono glance of tb past and present , and tbe
strtaln conditions In the future. Boots and tlioej
ma li n-d r. I'orferf ontibfactinn inmrantonil
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
warranted to wear longer , lit
tbo form ncattr. und BvoHKitei |
"lU.lfac"on thai !
aaiVSr wt refuiujid. Tlio Indorsements ui
-'PUN ' H. V
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter.
GROCERY
STOKE CAN Arroitu
AS A FAin Off TO J1U
COUMEU SCALES. Without li.
H.aCLAWK.SOL PROPR.ETOR . ,