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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1884)
THE DAILY BEE , OMAHA , Wednesday Morning , Fob , 12 , LOOM , BREVITIES , The thermometer ftt 12 o'clock loat night registered 12 degrees below aero. The tr lns from both cwt nnd west were from two to three hou rs Itlo yestorday. Now crop closer ixnd timothy used for sale , Bhugnrt , Wntto A ; Wlcs , Council Blurts , Iowa. fS-lm Mr. Louis Bradford find Mlw Idn M 1'KRh , wcro married on Tuesday last nt String nold , Neb. John L. WeoitsKM moved his law offic , to front rooms on first floor o\cr the Omaha National bank. f uo Kock IsUnd train was tw bourn Into hi reaching tin transfer yesterday morning , delaying tliu through train on the Union I'd- clllc. * Sr. J. J. EMiman , book-keui > er for | I. Oborfelflor , It Is understood , has kocomo en gaged * oMIsa .Flora Alpine , of Xnnknkec , Illinois. Patrick lh'n , moulder the U. 1 * . ehopo , was govonoly Bcalded yesterday utter- noon by a splash of molten Iron bitting him on Uia bank. Two disturbers of the poaoo were baforo Judge Bonoko voterdtiy. They were each fined 65 nnd costs and sent over Uio hill to the county hotel. Eov. Mr. Suvldgowin dolivern Mscturo on "Heroism" on Thursday evening , . 1'ebni- Aryl4th , In thovFlrat M. ! ; . church. The public lurlted. The Chataui.ua Lltornry and Scientific circle will moot tbh evening nt the residence ) of K. Slovens , corner of Twenty-fifth nnd Daronport streets. Friends Invited. TUo auxiliary society for the Homo for tlio Friendless will moot ou Wednesday after- nee at 3:30 : o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Dinsmoro , No. 17124 Capitol avenue. A slugging match Is billed to take plnco nt the Theatre Comlquo to-night Puglls- rngilUtio Smith , of Chicago , nnd 1'rof. Miller , of Nebraska , will "blazo" away at each other for a puree of 800. The directors of the Nail IWorks hold a meeting yesterday forenoon. All the business of Importance that waa transacted was to docldo whoa work would ho resumed nt the works. It was decided to start up again within ten days. rionoornof U. P. railway company stated monthly meollnjr , nt 1310 Douglas street , Wednesday evening at 7:30 : o'clock. Subject of Iccturo by W. II. Ijams , "Tariff. " WM. Ar < nnKHO.f , Corresponding Secretary. Ihe ladies of the North Omaha Presbyte rian church , will give an oyster supper and podablo on next Thursday evening , nt their tnrch on Saunders stroat. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the ladies' society. A most unique receipt for an enormous aala recently perpetrated in this city is In the possession of a BEII man. It is an Irishman's bull , nnd reads an follows : SG4.G2. Received payment in full for the earth , certified to above. " Che doctors , lleovoa and Turner , yo tcr. day signified their willingness to go back to Tennessee. Sheriff Cannon will start with them this morning for Shelby county , In that state , n.ccompanjed by..Jack Galllgan of this city. The Deluge Hose Co , NP 4j 9f South Omaha , will give their first grand niaftquo- rade ball at Turner ball , Saturday evening. February 3Cd. Tickets are down , to the low sum of 50 conti for mask * , and spectators 25 , tickets to bo had of the members of the company , Sixteenth street hill Is an oxcoVont place for coasting and there can bo but Itttlo dan- g4t from passing teams , an the only etroot that lutcruocts to interfere at all U Jtckson and there Is veryllttlo travel on that street. Let the young people adopt Sixteenth stnsot aa coasting ground , Iho'Jiankof Kxoter , at Kxetor , Nob.lui8 been converted Into the llr&t National bank , The oUicow have boon elected and are aa fol < Jo > vs ; Proildent , A. W. Minor , ot 1'rlond- ship , N. Y. ; vice-president , T. If. L. Lee ; r , 0. 3. Cleveland , A Rcncral hanking A Council BluSs1 man was tn tUo city yep. lerdny looking for a stolen overcoat. lie found it iu n pawn shop , but the "noble duke" Who presided over the ranch refused to give it up , but was finally induced to do so. There RJO pome pawn brokers ( l ) Onjahn.wj o buy fatolou property knowing that It Is such. Mr. F. J. Sheridan , the Irish nationalist nnd land league organizer , whoso extradition was demanded by the KnglUh government on tha ground that ho was the mysterious No. 1 of tlio IrliU Invincible , will shortly deliver a lecture on "Tho Duty of the Hour , " under the auspices of the Irish citizens and Ancient Order of Hibernians of tills city. All day Monday a horse was bitched tn front of Seaman's book utoro , on Varuani street without a blanket. Yesterday the same Lorto hat boon standing ID front of Sharp's leather store In the same condition. 1'or two days wo have watched this poor animal , as he stood all ia a heap trying to kc"6p warm , and if It occurs again the driver's name will be j given. It Is a burning , 110 n freoxlug shame that people should thus allow their duml brutes to suffer , The Conoordla xlnging society received word from New York that the Zlllerthalci Tyrolaso trou { > e , of eight member * , had ar rived from Germany and will appear In theli national ooetumcs and native songs on Tliurs day evening next , February 14 , at the aiinua Bubacrlptlen majqucrado ball of this promt nent and prosperous society , at the ( jcnnanli Hal , Niueteenth and Harnoy streets. Thi hall and stage will lo handsomely docoratot for tills occasion. The cotnmlttoo consist o th < ) following gentlomoin L. llaapko , Wm 'mF Blever * , L. Qroobocker , L , llelmrod , J. F Lema , Henry G. J. Lehman , Max Bocht , HIM Goo. K , Str&tmann. Mrs. Jlosa Sthmhlt , | eSt St Jpseph , Mt > . , will have an elegant assort > wont of costumca for rent at tha hall. Yesterday , at 715 ; a m. Mrs. HannaK Largo died at her residence , of pneumonia Just 01 years ago yosteiday the de c wed opened her eyw iu this world , nil yesterday morning BIIO closed them for over. It is not yet a week since her * on-m law , Mr. Gordon , died from the inmo dread dwwuo , pneumonia. It ia indeet a Jttd time for Mrs. Gordon , who is callet upon to bury both husband and motho : within a 'ev short daya. The barMved lady IIM the sympathy o thee tire community iu her deep alllio ; tion. lX ' c of funeral will be given hereafter after , \ t A COWARDLY ASSAULT. Mrs , G , A , LMuncst Knocked Down and HoW Monday Night , The Assailant Kccotvcd Ono Cent for Ills Ucnstly Act nnd Escaped. Moudayovoniiig.onlyafowminutosaftor (1 ( i o'clock , Mrs. G. A. Lindtjucst , who li iad been doing some shopping in thou u y , was returning to her homo on Elgh- : conth street , between Jackson and cavcnworth streets , Just as nho np proochcd the corner of Eighteenth nnt Jackcon streets , she felt a hand laid lioav- ly upon the baofc of her nock , Mid she wa pushed forward to the ground , at the same time she was struck a heavy blow upon the top of her head which stunned her for a few moments. As the lady foil to the ground the vil kin , whoever ho was , seized her purse , which waa hanging upon her arm , and made his escape. In the purse was jusf one cent in money and some pieces o ! ribbons. When Mm. Lindmtoat had recovered sufficiently she cried for help , and some - assisted her to her homo. Her Eassors-by ice was cut somewhat in her fall and ho was prostrated with fright and from the blow upon her head. The scoundrel 'who thus assaulted ho must have followed her from town , ai she ) heard him walking behind her , bu paid no attention to his movtmonto. The place whora the lady was nttucko is right in the heart , of the city , as i were , for within ono hundred loot from the spot is n place of business , with it bright gas-lighta blazing from the windows dews , and within three hundred foot ii an electric lamp , and upon the vury corner nor where the assault was madeis ft stroo lamp which was sending forth all th light possibla from Omaha gas. Time and time again it has boon sai that a gang of sneak thieves are quttrtorci in Omaha , and are working the city Sneak thieves are no where. s > A pack o villians , yes , villiaus of the deepest dye are in our midst , and stand ready no only to steal an overcoat or cap , but alsi to stab a man in the back for the sum o fifty cents , if necessary. Any ono who will assault a lady Mrs. Lindquoat was Aisaultod Monday would do anything , that is , anything which did not place him In danger , fo ho is too cowardly to face danger for i moment. Ho would stab a man in th back in the dark. Things have certainly coino to a pretty pass when a lady can not walk wit ! safety upon our principal streets at si ; o'clock in the evening. Can it bo thai the old days of border outlawry are returning turning ? It seems aa if the citizens o Oiniha would bo obliged to organize vigilance committee and deal with a fo of thcso loafers , thieves and vilUans in manner such as they richly deserve. Tlio glory ot a man in Ills strength , if yo are weakened down through excessive study or by early indiscretion , Allen's Drain I'ooi will permanently restore all lost vigor , ani strengthen all the muscles of Brain and IJody 81 ; 0 for 55.-- FKKSONAI/ . J. P. Clarke , of Milwaukee , is nt the Pax- ton. ton.Frank Frank Dash , of Plattamouth , is at tlio Mll 1- lard , George II. Daniels , Denver , ia a guest of $ ho Pmcton , The Frank Mayo troupe la ntopphitf at the Metropolitan. The * . C. Patterson and W. E. Beach , North Platte , are at the Mlllard. Thos. Finnoll and D. Brownloe , Blair , and ' . M. Sackott , Albion , are at the MiHard. GeorRQ Park , Denver , and T. W. Mills Sioux City , are retzlsteied nt the Motropoll- tan. tan.II. II. O. Sharp , Canton , and II. Weasel of Belle Plain , are guests at the Metropoli tan. / . Cuddlngton , Central City , and L. A. Clark , Columbus , are stopping at the Metro politan. J. Underwood , Lincoln , W. 11. Hayden , F. T. Vnux aud C. II , Galllgan , Hastings , are nt the Paxton , L. B. Roberts , Rod Cloud ; A , R. Case Lincoln , and 0 , W. Kyle , Oaoaola , are guosta ef the Mlllard. Harry Bradford , of Milwaukee , western traveling agent of the Chicago , Detroit & Ni agara Falls Short line , is lu the city , GflO. 1i. Bellow * , of Chicago , assistant gou- irol western passenger agent of the Now York Vest Shore & Buffalo railway , is in tlio city. Joseph W. Swwtz , Canton , Mo.j H. O. 3.e. Tammol , DoSoto , Mo. , and Lew Thorne ilontlcollo , Iowa , are stopping at the Metro politan , Nnt Brown- Burlington , Iowa , ia iu town. 8. M. Demmond , western traveling agent 1 for the 1'orc Wayuo and Pan Handle routes. with headquarters at Davenport , Iowa , is Iu thli city. O. A. Wenngren , editor of The Svenskt Haroldon , Kansaa City , Mo. , ia In this city . Mr. Wonugron has been looking over the ground , and has come to the conclusion thai there ta an opoalmc for his paper hero , mtml , will open a branch offlpo In this city Iu a fev days. Dr. Geo. L. Miller , editor-in-chief of Th Herald , together with liU family , arrlvei ( a Omaha on Sunday morning. They havi been abioad for about lx months nnd loir ! houta oi friends lu this city and \Iclnlty ro Jolco * t their safe return. Mayor Chase It home again from the irn tlonal river convention at Washington. na'Ho reports the floods in Western Virginia md Ohio 04 terrible beyond description. The Bal Umoro & Ohio traluu on which ho came wa delayed throa days by the Hood and ion passed through iu great danger , Mr. J. M. Molcalf , of the well known flru of Llnluger k Mctcalf Co , , dealers lu agrlcti tural liiiplomonta , eta , wont eouth on Sunday He goea on a vacation tour , and will bo abson nbout a month. Among other placet * ho wl visit Kansas . . City , Sfc. Louis , Mo. , and Los ' Angeles , California. WENDELL PHILLIPS , Appropriate llvsolutloiiu on Ills Dontl by tlio Oinalm The following appropriate rosolutione on the death of Wendell Phillips , ore adopted by the Irish League of this city : at its meeting on Monday evening last , Jtcwlvcd , By the Omaha branch o the Irish National League- lit. That wo Imvo learned with un feigned sorrow of the death of our illus trious countryman , Wendell Phillips. 2nd. It is the eenso of this League , that in the death of this eminent man , society in general , has lost a shining light and a noble example of manly virtue : that AmuricA ha ? lost a patriot and statesman ; that Ireland kas lost n friend and sympathizer of liberty , an earnest lover , an able advocate and a fearless de fender. 3rd , That the secretary bo director lo spread these resolutions at largo -upon Lho journal of this league and ' rnish a a copy of the same for pub' cation in each of the newspapers in fjla city. TliouRixmlH Stay So. ] * . T. W. Atkinn , Glrard , Knn. , writo-i ! "I iiovcr lUMitoto tu recommend your KIoc- trio IHtlors to my customers , tlioy aiva ontlro RaUsfnctlon and nro rnpltl sollora. " Electric liiltora nro tlio purcit and best mcdlctno known nnd will positively cniro Kldnoy nnd Liver complftlnU. I'nnty tlio blood and rog- ulnte tlio bowels. No fmnlly cnn alfwrd to bo without them. Tlioy will Rave hundrotfa of dollars In doctor's bills every yo.ir. GO cents a bottle by C ! . F. ( ioodmnn. AFFIRMED , Tlio Judgment in the CUBO of Con. neil vs. Tlio 1'onnfiylYanla Cen tral AlHriucd lit Olil- Yesterday. Hon. W. J. Connell last night received a telegram from the clerk of the appellate late court of the city of Chicago that the judgment of the lower court in hd'caso against the Pennsylvania Central vail- road had been aflirmod. This judgment , which was for $15,000 , was rendered about a year ago in the circuit court of Cook county , 111. Mr. Council while travelling over the Pennsylvania Cen tral road with a through ticket to Wash ington was put off this company's train by the conductor. Ho brought suit for damages against the road in Chicago and a verdict for $15,000 was returned by the jury. This was afterwards sot aside by the court as being oxoossivo and a new trial ordered. Tha jury in the second end trial returned a verdict ior a like amount. The railroad company made a vigorous attempt to have this ono sot aside but the court refused so to do. The case was then taken up to' the ap pellate court and the judgment for $15- 000 was yesterday affirmed by that tribu nal. OUT DOWN , The U. 1' . Shop Laborers Kcduucil From Ton tu El ht AVorlc- iiifj Hours. Notice was posted in the U. P. shops .with ttio exception of the moulding and 'boiler-making departments , yesterday that , until otherwise ordered , the cm ployoos would bo allowed to work enl eight hours per day. This will reduce their wages ono-fifth. This prder has arisen from the fact that there is no enough work to do to keep up the whole force on full time , and it wai doomed better by those in char o to rodueo the number of working hours than lay oft'a part of those employed. This order wil affect fully ninety per cent of the labor - era in Uio shops. The amount of work to bo done in the shops has of late ma tonally diminished , as it was onlyashori time ago that a force of twenty-six men was cashiered from ono of the depart monta. Uoroaftor thoboilor-makersand mould ors will go to work on smelting work : time , as the shop whistle will not blow until 8 o'clock ' in the morning. IVUTo Aivako Druggists. O. F. Goodman in always nhvo in his bus ! noas und sparcu np imina to necuro the best o , every article in liis lino. Ho has secured tin aconcy fur tlio celebrated Lr. ) King's Nov Discovery for Consumption. The only cer tain euro known for Consumption , Coughs , Colds , Hoarseness , Astlinm , liny I'over.Brou chitls , or anynlToctloii of throat and limes Bold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle , froo. Roinilar elzo 81 , . SERIOUSLY HUET , . IA.il Injured Mtiu "VViiiulors Abon Nonrly All Monday , Henry Williams , a young man who fo some time past has boon at work on a I & M. construction train , mot with n vor severe accident on Monday night lasl In attempting to qot off of B , & ] passenger train near the U. P. bridge h - fell nn l received serious injuries aboi ho head. In a somi-conscious conditio . 10 wandered about all night and at , /clock Tuesday morning was found try ng to got into the barber shop in th roar of Dr. Lewis * drug store , on th ; ornor of Thirteenth and Jones streets . [ lo was taken cara of and sent to th railroad ward of St. Joseph's hoapita ! , . Lie has no romemberanco of his wander ings , and when found had no money o : liis person and no papers except his pass His people , ho says , live in Walnu1 > Iowa. Buoklon'B Arnica Salvo. The proatoot medical wonder of the wort Warranted to speedily euro liurns , Cuta , TJ can. Halt Kheum , Fever Sores , Cancers , Piles Ohlllblalus , Corns. Tetter , Chapped hand auil all skin eruption , garanteod to euro I < very instance , or money refunded. 25 con DOT box Oinnliu Flro Dopjxrtniont. All members of the department are n - nested to attend a meeting of th S nmha Fire Department , to bo hold a ' Firemen's hall , February 17th , at 7 p m. , to complete the necessary arrange moats for the tournament , to toke phic in this city next Juno. A good attoi : dance is desired. JEIIO.ME C. PENTZEL , Soo'y , I'otrolaam V , Nusby. U. II , Locke , I'etroleum V. Nosby ( Udltor ! . " Toledo Ulado , " ) write" ! I bad on a forofiiiK'er of my right bnnd one of thoxo pleasant puts , a "run-round , " The tinger became inllAinod to a degree unbearable ! and Hwollen to nearly twice. Its natural biro. A , friend cave mo HKNHY'd OAHUOMO , nnd In twenty minutes the pain had inucb Kubdiled M togUomaa fair night' * rest , which I had not had before for a \ > celc. The Inflammation lott the ilngor iu a day. I consider it a most valuable article for the household. Cures tlio 1'IIcs Too. Kdouard elntard ? , of New York , writes ! . It Klvcs mo L-reat iileMurd to say that a ( In gle box of HKNIIY'S OAKUOL10 SALVE otfocted a coniplete mire of I'llos , with which I had been troubled for over a year , and which . nothing else that J used would euro. * MH of A 7-year-oJd girl of Winnebogo county , daughter of Lewis MUIIBOH , had both bones in Jier left leg broken by uuing - kicked by u cow. C TY COUNCIL Largo 'amount of Business DODO , * " Or . < llnniicei\utliorl/.liiK tlio Spcrry ' Xlcctrlo Light Company to Erect Poles and Wires In This City , 1'ABned o Second , Hcmllng. A regular mooting of the city council waa hold last evening The mooting was called to order by President Baker. Roll called. Mem bers present : Anderson , Bohm , Dunham , Hascall , Thrane , Woodworth and Baker. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. From city physician : Giving list of births and deaths for last month. Filed. From Truman Buck : That Josiah Kent had paid $79 special tax under pro- teat. Roforrcd. From same : That 0. W. and A. J. Harmon had paid certain special taxes under protest. Filed. From same : That Luther A. Harmon had paid certain taxes under protest. Filed. From city marshal : Giving number of licensed saloons and drug stores doing business in Omaha. The statement showed 101 saloons and 22 drug stores. Referred. From George W. Smith and othora : Asking that the grade of Farnam street bo changed. Referred. From Dexter L. Thoirms and others : Protesting against the change of the grade of Omntng street. Roforrcd. From Konnard , Mottor & Co. , and others : Protesting against the use of the corner of Fourteenth and Dodge streets by expressmen , wagons , etc. Ro forrcd. From M. Donovan : Asking for n war ranty deed to lot 1 , in block 319 , which ho had purchased. Granted. From John E. Edwards : Asking that sidewalks to certain lots on Tenth and Eleventh streets , removed by contractors , bo renlaced. Referred. From V. Burkloyancl others : Asking that that part of an ordinance ordering the curbing and puttering of Jones street bo rescinded. Referred. From Charles Greene , as attorney for the B. & M. railway company : Asking the cancellation of city taxes for 1883 oii this company's property in Omaha. Re ferred. From S. B. Ualy : Stating that Anna Morrison had bo n permanently injurcc from defective sidewalks and that , if not compensatedaction would bo brought by lieaf against the city for § 10,000. Re ferred. Erom Mrs. Val. Sorpnson : Asking compensation from council ou account oi loss incurred from water flowing into collar. Referred. A number of bills was referred withon reading. From Dan C. Horely : Giving ropori of business done as pound master. Ro ferred. From Gcdrgo A. Hoagland and othora : Asking the repeal of an ordinance order ing the paving of paving district No. 2f With Trinidad shoot asphaltum. Refer red. red.The The bonds of W. G. McLood & Co. , and Welshaus & McEwau as drain layers wore approved. / From F. D. Cooper and others : Ask ing that Twenty-third street bo mndo' o uniform width aa far south as Webster street. Roforrcd. 11ESOLUTIONS. By McGuckin : That Manning & Hes bo permitted to place hay scales on Fourteenth toonth , between Farnam and Harnoy Referred. By Baker : That the city engineer b instructed to report , a profile and plan making the north line of Nicholas uni form throughout , and the streets abut ting on said street from the north of uni form width. Adopted. ItErOUTS OK COMMITTEES. From judiciary : Recommending th pojmont of § 23.45 to Charles Turner Adopted. From same : Recommending the pay menfc of § 0:40 : to Mr. Mullen. Adopted From same : Recommending a rebate of interest on taxes to certain lots owned by George T. Mills. Adopted. From same : Recommending the reduc tion of the personal assessment of M. A. Riggins for 1882 bo reduced from § 250 tn 34. .Adopted. The map of Patrick's ' addition to Omaha was presented and adopted. From public property and improve ments : Recommending a substitute for the ordinance authorizing the Sperry Electric Light company to erect and maintain poles and wires along the prin cipal streets in this city. Filed. From gas : Recommending the pay ment to the Omaha Gas company of § 2,150.80. Adopted. From water works and soworagoj Recommending - commending the payment of § 80 to J. 0 , Corby for flush tanks. Adopted. An ordinance making appropriations for liabilities incurred during the month of January , 1884. Passed. An ordinance requiring all transient dealers to pay to the city treasurer Cvo per cent of the value of any goods , no tions , merchandise or bankrupt stock , and providing a penalty for failing so to do. Passed. An ordinance creating spwor districts No. 15,1C , and 17 , in the city of Omaha , passed. An ordinance declaring the necessity of changing the grade of Farnam street from Sixteenth to the city limits , and Seventeenth and Eightoont between Far * nain and alleys north and south of tlio- same , and as much of Nineteenth and Twentieth as lies between the south curb line of Douglas and the north curb line of Harnoy. Passed. An ordinance authorizing the Sperry Electric Light and Motor company to erect and maintain poles and wires along the public highways of tlio city of Omaha , for the business of furnishing lights by moans of electricity , upon certain condi tions. Passed on second reading. An ordinance excluding block 74 from within the fiio limiU of the city of Omaha , and repealing all ordinances now in force in coullct therewith. Passed. An ordiiunca ordering the construction of a sewer in sewer district No. 18 , and ordering the board of public works to advertise for bids aud cause such work to bo dono. Passed. An ordinance levying a special tax auk assessment upon certain lots and real cs- tate m the city of Omaha for the con struction of sidewalk * . Possod. An ordinance authorizing the issue of bonds of the city of Omaha to the amount \ f $8,000 , to bo called paving bond of laving district No. 1. Passed. Adjourned. DISTEIOTOOURT , The 1'rococdlnfjs of Yesterday Uo- fore that Tribunal. In the district court yesterday , before udgo Neville , the jury in the case of tunn against Banks returned n verdict or plaintiff of $1,150. The case of Rous gainst Wright was then taken up to a ury. This is the third trial for this asc , a verdict for defendant in the first laving been sot aside by the supreme court , and a disagreement of the jury in ho second. It is an action for damages > rought on the bond of defendant , who s a justice of tlio peace , for an attach * mcnt allotted to havp boon unlawfully it- sued by him against the property of plaintiff. The damages are laid at 8500. Before Judge Wakoloy , in the case of [ lobinson against Clifton , the evidence ms all been introduced and the trial will jo concluded this morning. The grand jury made no presentments vestordoy. 3Tho following is the assignment of : ascs for to-day : Before Judge Wakoloy Gallagher vs. Dow. Robinson vs. Clifton ; on trial. Gaylord vs. The City of Omaha. Horbach vs. I andaH ot al. Bullock vs. Krug. Parker vs. Reed. Sawyer vs. Hood. Before Judge Neville Ilous vs. Wright ; on trial. Cleveland Paper Company vs. Banks. Samuel vs. Short. Baker vs. Pritchott. North vs. Housel ot al. AMUSEMENTS , Frari7c Blnyo na "Davy Orockolt" Iiast Nl lit tit the Opera House very small audience was present laat evening at Boyd's opera house to witness Frank Mayo in his time- tried play of "Davy Crockett. " It may have been that the intense cold < opt many people from attending the entertainment , and there may bo such a thing as the old play having lost consid erable of its interest to theatre goers. While the play is a standard one and canuot'bo beaten as a backwoods play , yet eleven years is a long time for any play _ to bo presented before the same audiences each season , and people will not bravo the weather on such a night aa last night to see a play which they have witnessed time and time again. As for the play itself it was rendered in excellent style , although a lack of life was noticeable in the first two acts. Davy" was presented as Mayo alone can do it , and as usual was faultless. His leading support , Miss Charlotte Behrena , as "Elinor Vaughn , " was good. Some of the parts , perhaps , were not sustained as well as they woru a year ago , while others wore bettor. The audience was very cold until the close of the fourth act , when moro en thusiasm was manifested , and Mr. Mayo and Miss Bohrons rrero called before the curtain. Always to the Front. I feel It a duty due to the Nebraska & Iowa Insurance company of this city to make the following statement : I recently took out two policies of insurance on my stock , ono in the Nebraska & Iowa for $750 and ono in an eastern company for § 1,000. On February 9th I sustained a serious damage on my property , and in response to my notification of leas said company responded promptly in the per son of Mr. Goodwin , ono of the officers of the company , who made a just and liberal estimate of the damage sustained , and immediately paid mo § 153.13 , this being the first loss paid in the destruct ive lire of the 9th inst. , wherein over § 50,000 worth of property was destroyed. On my policy in the eastern company received only $08.60 damages , notwith standing the fact that their policy was for § 1,000 where the Nobrasda & Iowa's policy was for $750 , yet I received from the latter on mytiamago $51.33 moro than from the eastern company. Why not insure with our homo company. OMAHA , February 12 , 1881. 1' . A. MANOEK , Printer , 1402 Farnam Street. UTAH TEAFFIO , Iho Following Circular in HcRai-d to Vtali Trafllo Has Bucu Issued. DENVER , Col , , February 1st , 1884. Notice is hereby given that ( GoorRO II , Daniels has been * appointed commissioner of the UtHlTrajlicj association. His instructions regarding Utah Tronic wil bo respected and obeyed by the oflicora and agents of the lines in interest. His ofllco will bo room 18 , Union depot , Denver vor , Colorado S. II. H. OLAUK , General Manager , Union Pacific railway. D. C. DODOE , General Manager , Denver & Rio Grande railway. A. E. TOUZALIN , General Manager , Atchison , Topeka & Santa Fo railway. T. J. PoTrr.n , General Monacier , Burlington & Missouri river railway. A. N. TOWNE , Gonoial Manager , Central Pacific railway. Absolutely Pure. Tbltpowetor cover ti 4. A uv r\cl uf iJiirlt tivneh and wholenooieuvt * Uore loouoiulcalthat the oaluary kinds , and c l flj be told In competition with tbemultltude ot lew : , bert v > vUht , al urn u d . Sold only la c n > . Uojul L'ak M Wallr.et N.w York. for infants and Children. Cnfltorla ) > roino < cs Digestion Wlmt Rkcs our Clilldrcn ro r cheeks , nntl - AVhat cures tliclr fevers , inace < t them Rlfcn ; overcomes l-liitnlenoy , Constipation - 'TN CimtorW tion , Sour Stomncu , Diarrhoea , nud " * Wicn liablos fret unit cry liy turns , Fovcriehncss. It insures health nnd Wi.it curtvj their colic , kllla tliclr worm' ' , natural sleep , without morj > hinc. Hut Cmtorln. iiulckly cnroi ConstlpnUon , Bour Stomacu , Cold't , Indigestion , " Castoria (9 ( so well ndnptril to Children flint It lit ClMtOflB.\ . I recommend It nssupcrlor tonny prescription know n to inc. " II. A. AnciiKR , J [ . 1) ) . , Fnrcn ell Uicn to MorpUIno Bjrrupa , Custor OH ( inil raregoric , nnd 63 rortlaml Ave , , Brooklyn , N. Y. nndJfntl Ctwtorlnt CENTAUR LINliVIENT an absuluto euro for Rheuma , Sprains , UuriiH , Galls , &c. The most Powerful nnd Pene trating Pain-relieving inttl Hculliifj Jtomedy knowu to wan. SPECIAL NOTICES. 43TSpeclals'wlU Poaltlvolynot bo Inserted unless paid in advance , TO WJAN-Monov. MONEY TO LOAN In sums of $500 and upnanli nt 01 per annum , on Douitlis county farms. AJ- Ircss U. C. P&tceraoii k Co. , 14011'anmni S' . MOWEV TO LOAN The lowest ratet ot Interest Uomlo' Loan Agcnov. Kth & Dnuffli ? 2U-tl MONEY TO LOAN In Bums of MOT. ana up war J. O. F. Da > is ml Co. , Ucal Eotato and Loin Agents , 1C05 Farimm St. 333-tf P WANTHU. \ \ 7AN1 nliwT oi ulrin > > Apply at 221Xurth lUi Btroet. 411-13 ! VT7"AN1'BD An attlxo , stronir lioy , full Rrown , to T ? do porter work. Hcfcrontca rcnulroj- Apply i JOHN H. P. I KIIUANK & CO. , 413-11 1 > 10 mill 1312 Karnatn strott. "VT7ANTED A competent ( ? lrl. Must le a good TV cook. Oood wages will bo paid , Inquire at 103 south llthstrcot. 415-14 ! TT7ANTRD A girl to do housnw orlr. Good apcs to the right girl Inquire at 318 smith 10th St. 412-tf O. K KLSASSEIt. " \I7ANTED A'uood girl for general houiouork , VV 411 south 10th Urcct. 414205 WANTKD-OIrl at Eaton's Clallcry , 015 8.18th sT 404-12 " 1X7ANTED 1'rlntcr. 1 want a good printer , per- VT uiancnt "ilk" to rUbt man. L. F. Hilton , llalrNob. 42213 WANTED A K\tl \ to do general house work In a small family at No. 1700 Hurt St. 423-139 / ANTED A girl for general hoiuo work 1721 ? I Webster corner N. IStli St 418-121 WANTED A gooilgirl fet RCn'ral housework In a small family. UoodwnKCS. Applvat Atklu- on's Millinery cstablUhoicnt CrciL-liton Block ucnr ' . O. 410 tl iTI7AN'IEO Oirl tor general house work lu a email Vl family. Call at 1415 north 18th SL 421-11 \WfANTED ( llrl forgcntral housework , also nurse II girl , S. E. corner l' rn.ii and 20th St. 41 ! ) 14 T ADIES Oil YOUNG MLNIncltyor country to J take nlre , light and pleasant uorkat their own omcs ; S2 to $5 a day easily and quietly made ; work ient by mall , no camassing ; no stamp for reply , 'lease nJcirct * UcllaMo Manf'gCo.l'hlladcphla ! 1'n. , Irawer TT. SU7-lmt WANTED Dish wnbhor ai 601 , corner 5th ml Pierce. 335-1C5 ANTED A first cla-sdinliig room girl at tlio City Hotel , 10th nnd Harncy St. 407-13 ! " \X7ANTED An eiperiencoj gardener who under- T t ( lands hot bcd . i am C. Honcll , at 'Ji7 S. 14th It. 435-13 WANTED A good \oung German girl at J. Trdtscllky 903 South .Otll St. r 300-131 \Tr7ANTED-Iramcdlattly , a girl at alcomb's 1OS V > Chicago St. 400-13J WANTED Girl for general houfoworlc. Gorman or D.ne , sjiall family. Good n ages 1620 Cats It. 4U1-12J One hundred teams and one hundred WANTED laborers for Railroad uork. MiCOY & MOUAX , Canfleld House , Ninth and Farnam Sis , Oiruha. ; . 4031m WANTED I horoughly competent oman for gen ctal housework lu a famll } of two. Qocd aate. S. W. cor. 21th and Dodge Sts. 402-li * First class Ironer at MilJard Hotel WANTED Call at olllce. 8S7-12 WANTED First data feu ale pabtry cooic. Ap ply nt J. n. French & Co's , store. 3B9.J2I WANTED Two clrlacook and second girl. Best of wages. Apply S. E. corner 20th and Call- ! i78-tf 4 : \T7ANTKD A competent girl , llust bo a good VV washer aud Ironer. Go jd wage ) \\illbo paid. , pply at N. C. Corner 14th and Jackson. 364-11 TlfANTED Girl for general housework at corner V Bth and Carles street. tf ITTANrUD Girl In small family. Inquire at O , YY J. Canan&Co. 231-tl ANTED A young man possessing a good education - . , cation , can secure a rituatlon. References will bo required. Address P. O. box 1214 Council Bluffs , owa. 220-12 Servant gills of all kinds m need of WANTED , to call at our offioj , opposite post- office , between ! :30 and 9 p. m. CANNON , JONES & CO , Frcnier Block. 818-lm " | TirANTED A German dining room kitchen gill YV Ucsao and Hoppe , 418 H. 13th St , between Ilarney and Howard. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTKD Actuation by a druggUt fora short time.ttUw ) > mo drug Ilrm that wl hoj to s 11 out ; with the viuw ot purchasing the stock. Must be In sonic li\o town. Addrixu U , J. Van rotten , Chillicotho , 1'corU Co. , Illlnol . SDS-10 WAN IEU A reliable young mail wants a place to work , board and go tu school. "S. A. W. " Boo olllce SS8-U for flist cla tiomtsllcs. YY Call at our otllco from 4'3'Jto D 11. ru. Saturday 1 to 9 p. iu. CANNON , JONES & CO. , Opp. I' . 0. JHISCELLANEOUO W AMI'S. \ 7ANTEn-l'rty with small capital to establlth a good paying business in Omaha. A grand cliuico olleicd. Call at Hunters Hotel from 0 to 11 , and 2 to 4p.m. 417-13S WANTED To buy a stock of clothing , dry goods , boot * oi.d tliocii or groceries fcr spot Lash at a price. AddrcbS lock box I Bl lr Neb. WANTED TJIO rooms furnlsliwl or unfurnished ( or litflit hovid ku'i In ; , ' . Addrtei "T. " thU olllce. 803-131 WANTED To hire a elrl ( or MCiifral hourou ork MRS. S.1.K11MAN , 1108 faniwil. SSMt . WANTED To rent a boarding lioiirc , furnished lor 3 ton months , with inlul'go of binlnir. Address " 1 * . " thll clllci' . SSO-1 W ANI ED A few | iervoni to Instruct in book- kveping , As them in a duinaud fur competent book liicpir * , I vill luarn a few , aud wait foi half of pay until situations are fuiuUhed. J. B. t.MITH. S31-12I 1MD DoudM St. "IIJTANTED I.jlng til ptknt . Ccmfortable joonis Ti In retlre'l ' pUo , and food nurtuj , lorrc- pondcnoe contldcntUl. Addriki Dr. A. J. < X , 6.7 Broadway , Council Blullt , Iowa. 32 IU. WANTED-Uook Leopin , ; , a set ot bookt to poit uo ei enirigs or a f ew houri tach day aud aUo look oftcr tolleUionf , AUJrifcJ "A. L. " Bee ulllic Beet of reference's gutii , 131-tf \\rANTLIJ-Uitiu wiUdngbonders nd thbco I ? march of lord In prUate houses , with or wit out room , to call at our aUlcolnm4 SO to 0 p. in CAN NUN , JOM.S & CO. , Opputltc Bo.wUIcc. 015.1m f OB KHHT--uouac ana Lots. JriOll KENT Nice furuUlioJ bed room for lady ci ' gtiitleu-an lu Uilcomli'i bloosoornir 10th and Ua\enuort Inquire Ur < . K. E. Grew , Ktt-Ilt 17 011 RENT A tew gfntlcmen can beaccomodated JL' wltlilurnWied roouxt Apj > l ) JSltfi'arnitn St 100 If FOU KENT-New hoi e with six room' , bny nld dow , 1013 ilason s rcet. Close to depot. SS3-151 IflOIl KENT Nlctlv furnished rooms with or wlth- 1 out board 1415 Dodge St. 1(10 ( 10 ] FOil KENT A live-merit with three rooms tor 'Ifght houEO keeping ,013 Dodro St. 101 10 } FOH KENT 6 rrom house on Webster west of 10th St. S. T. 1'ctciBcn , real estate cgcnt , Uth and Douglas. 873 tf-lmo" FOU ItEOT1 Now 0 room dwelling , bath room , city and cistern water , hot water , thorughout goodctlUr ( J P. JMlIdUOUr. 3SO l l IIAOll HEST Store n > om with biaenio11 I2t > ft 1 deep , 15111'arnam St. VAULSESfc CO. , IfiDu 1'nrnam Street. 334 tf J7\OU \ KENT A ha'idsomcly furnlihed room , bath- 1 room comcnlemc ! , 1720Capitol o\o. 3712 } "T OIl HENT rumlehcd room 1821 Capitol a\c. FOU BENT $ e\ era g"od houses , also ono Oroom tlnol.\ furnished house , iuhn K. Edwards. 1111 Farnam bt. 355-tf F Oft. UENT Furnished room with or without board. Finest location In Uioclty. Also few table boarders wanted , N. W. cor. 18th and Farnam. 169-tf ilUIUHSlIED room licaUd 222 N. IDtb. 07Stf T7 < OIinEjrr Large new. two story dciiblo house , JC Shinn's addition bultablo ( or t\\o families or boarding houto , Inquire Koom 24 , Omaha Natloml Bank Building. If8-tf FOH RENT Furnisl cd room for gentleman , also two ( or light liouso keeping Uceracru block , corner Eighth and Howard bt 003-K FOIl KENT Furnlnhed rooms on the northweu cor. 13th and Capltolaveuuo , formerly Crelphton HOUBO. 18'i-t ( fOll KKN r Koonv In Nebr ln Nations Hank ' Building. Moat dulratle ofilccs In the city Supplied with hydraulic elo'ator nnd beatcd b ntcnm. Apply at Bank. e2I-tf ( KCB SAI.B FOU SALE-Ono of W. E. Vcrnons etsom pea nut roasters in g3cd running order chuip. Addrets confectioner" core Onuhi Jice. 419 18 } ' I FOH SALE The furniture of the residerco N. W. corrcrOth and Ilarney. Apply on the premises. 40S-1UJ FOH SALi : OJ acres , 8 mlloi from Omal)8 , nuw house 16x4 feetstable etc. ; llmv wat-r nnd tlm-j > er , $2,000. EMEKY & JONK3. Keal I tate ft. ents , 13ufHatnr ) } strett , On.nhu , S.'G-IS" FOU SALE Cheap , a fine Shonlnger organ nearly i CMI'ilken stcn. ) Llet price (390. Call at 1310 N. ISthBt. second door nuith of Sherman bt. Call uftcr 6 o'clock. S76 ID' FOH S\Lf House and lot In Sblnn's add. Prlto § 1.600 , fSOO cash , balai co J15. per month until paid. EMCUY& JO NES , Htal estate agents , 1800 [ Iirney ht. 307-141 Tj'OIl SLE Cheap , ono six foot and one three JT foot thow case at Lyon's C.gir Store , J07 South ] Sth St. 224 tf FOR SALE A bargain. House of 7 looms , Bth and Bincroft Ht. gothic. Well built , barn to , only $1.800 If sold within 60 date. ScIAUS & BOS- ARD , W I'llnms Block. 203-tf FORSALE House of 5 rooms In Parker's addition near the 20 000 pclionl house new. A cheap ) laoe on e.vy terms. Sl.JOtt EEARS & BOSAHU , Will latris Block. * 209-tf FOR SALE A splendid house of 10 rooms in Hilnn's adi Itlon. if bold \\lthmS3 daya only { 3.700. SKAhH li BOSARO , corner 16th ana Dodge 210-tf T7\OR \ SALE Fnrra 3 miles from city. o of _ L1 Mrs. llcycr , cucr llotdcr's Drug store , lO'.h and Webster. B72-H TT\OR \ SALE Two countcis aiH fifty feet of good J ? sbcMng , chctp , at 1E03 Dodge St. 168 tf OR SALE Two largo Norma nstalllonr. Address F O. D. Blrdsall , Walnut , Iowa. _ 154-lm * FFOH FOH SALE A good two story store property In Wayne , Wayne county , Nob. Address 0. 1 > . Blrd sall , Walnut , Iowa. 155-luit FOR SALE OR TBADE A good span of mulcf , harness and wagon. Inquire Alex O. Charlton , at HcCagiio Bros. 080 tf FOR SALE -Splendid residence lot near car linn , corner , Sl.OCO. BELL&8IIRIVER. 347-18 FOR SALE Tuo open Fccond-hand buggies and one delivery wagon , chetp , at 1810 Hartley St. SJOtf Ij OR SAI-K-Colorailo coal. 'Ihis coal is aa luo from JL soot and as cltau W Rock Spring. 034-tf JEFF. W. BEDFORD. BALK Two portable boilers , 10 horsonowo J- ' Apply at u. FITZPATHICK , 663.tV 21B South IBth fit. A small Mooler , Bahmaii 4 Co. , flro IflORSAIiE 1 , almost now , at this otllco. tf TmnilRALE llv two story brick residence 10th FORSALE and St. Mary'savenue. Largo ham , out-house , water wor s , wcl ! arranged. Lot 60x200. 1'itce 87.COO. Best Barg&lu in Omaha Call at M. Toft's People's lUnk. 277-t 12 lots ono block wcrt ot 1'ark a\e- FORSALE Lota 60x150. Will fell the whole tran for 7,100 , if sold before January 1st , 1B84. Real el tatb owners bid tlilu bargain , If you call at People llank. 278-tf "fT < OR SALU Choice business property , three Iota JU cor. Bauudera and Charles Struct. It u ill pay jcu to ln\cgtlgate this offer. Call at 1'uoplo's Bank. 278 tf IriOR BALE Improved proiwrty , which will p y 1 the buyer 20 pur cent on the Investment. Reatg f or * lOiO per j ear. Alloocujilol by firet class ten ants. Will sell for { 10,300 , If void eoon. All or one- hall cath , balance , ono to fl > o ) ears. The abet e In. Mtstment It wurth 1m estimation. Call at Ibu t'foplo's Bant. 2SOII FOR BALK Ola uowspaperi ) in large ncd tmall qoantltlcs at thll oilloo. tf MiaCELLAHEOUB. IOST 1673 , two dlecharKis from the annv be. J lunging to Maurlo R. Barnes from 1890 to 1863. Big reward paid for the return ef same at Bee olllcc , r lAfall 1'AII ) For second hand clotlca , orders by \J loiters or posttln promptly attended to. Ad dress 11 r. or Jim , DroduricheiBsouthlOthSt Omaha. MEIICHANDISKTO EXCHANGE Will eichtng llrtt clnsj stock general mdto , dry geode , gio- ceriei , clothing , boots and fhots , hats , and caps tc < , agKret-atlng ( fd.OOO In w hole or any separate lliw for U'wa or Nebranlva lands. Addre a , B. " Buo ollloe 23M3 UEEN PROTKCTOIt-UnprecodenUdMuamonte ofltred lady uguiits for this new rubttrundergar n v.it fur Uolis. Addrert wlth ! ( imp8 , Undtnrar. mint Co , 0 south May St , thlta-o 183-liuj , T AKGHl'ttor roomi , llh or without boar J , In JLJ prhatofainUIca f iriilf lad Iroo of charge at < ! ur olhce , opi oaito podtotilce. Cauuuu , Jones & i , , 1 80 to Pp. 10- C48-1U1 l'-Cn my prcimus on Dec. 16 , 1S83 , Jn JLwc < t Oman * , onq ( "rcaui Celorca Pony , Binal white ] .t in forehtaduiaue and tail a little darker * than the bodj. JA8 E VANUEHCOOK. EDWARD KUEHL. ney , will , vrith .plrtta , obtUalng nj ODO gUiMi o ( tb ptt auU piMcm , anU th cerula canaitkus Ia the future. Lcoti nd ihow orJIcr. i'trftrt katltfactlon
