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THE UAILY BEE-OMAHA , THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 21 , X884.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA ,
Thursday Morning , Fobi 21 ,
Tlio Wontlicr.
F.or the Upper Mississippi valloj
Fair weather in the southern portior
pirtly cloudy weather and light snow i
the northern portion , winds shifting t
Bouthwost and northwest , followed b
rising barometer and falling tomport
turo.
turo.For the Missouri valley : General !
colder and fair weather , variable windi
higher barometer in the southern poi
tions , followed by falling barometer an
rising temperature in the northern poi
tions by Friday morning.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Now crop clover and timothy BOO J for * al
. Bhugart , Waite & Wlw , Council DlulTfl , lowi
fS-lti
John Aoil and Dotlef Cranbnch will c
February 15th open nt Milliard the Mlllai
houio nnd bar , which they liitoml to run !
fifst-cw ! etylo. fU-Ot
The Thunton liosa company notice ! $1 !
from IU ball on lost Thitrsilny night.
Kvcn Oouncllman Baiter's Ron hod btx
hold up wbllo returning to hts homo In U
early evening. Who neil ?
Udwanl Coolt , n Union I'aclQc employ
in the shopa , yestcrJny filed a complali
against n dlsonlorly woman for Btcallng 3o.t
from htm whllo under her roof.
There was a wolf hnnt before Justli
Wright yesterday. MM. Henry roplovcn <
a tame wolf which had been ntolou from h
and Bold to Innocent purtlos. SUe eocun
her pot by ilofault.
Clmrlen Klmball wai arrested ycatonli
for complicity with Shnpaon In the theft of 1
A. liroivn'a horse on loot Sunday nigh
Simpson claim ) that Klmball took the her
from the stable and turned it over to him.
Tllll Parker , the oxprosnmnn who fltolo ti
Rack of coflco from in front of the Union Ti
company's etoro Tueitday , WM aontcnced
t75ct7 days' Imprisonment broad m
water by Judge licuoko ywtorday morning.
A very pleasant private party was give
Tuesday at Mnthews' dancing ncadoni
under the management of 0. 0. Stornsdoti
About thirty-five couples wcra In nttondnnc
nnd Irvlno'i ) orchiutra furnUhod the music.
Jerome Fonteal , W. J. Coots , Wlllla
Webb , William Oott and Will 0. Bryan , t
members of the Thuratonhoso team , will lea'
for Lincoln at noon to-day to attend the 1'lt
goralJ.hoao company's ball In the Capital Cl
this evening.
Col. E. O. Maaon opoko t n goodly-nlzi
audicnco In tbo Y. M. C. A. rooma Tuoiidi
evening. In addition to the speaking , u vo ;
pleating musical programme was alaorondero
Jtr. Mason la a very pleasant speaker , ni
was closely listened to.
The fire department was called o
Tuesday by an alarm from box 31 , Twontlo
auc } lizard Btrooto. It was occasioned b >
small blaze In the stroat car barns , which w
apoodlly extinguished. The blaze Is sutjpo *
to bo the result of upontanoous combustion.
There will bo a temperance meeting he
In the Tenth Street Mission , between Dot !
arid Capitol avenue , Tuu day evening , Jj'o
ruary 21 t , at half past seven. All friends
temperance are earnestly roquoatod to
present at this mooting , as wo desire to foi
a temperance organization.
The wife of Hon. John I. lledklc w
yostordfty adjudged loiano by the board of I
sanity. Her hutband and her sister , Mi
Swartzlandor , were nppo/nla / , ' } her legal ust
dtans. She will not bo Jalcon to ii'O ' nsylut
but will ba kindly care4 fqr by the 0 Id yljfl
hand , the
Jaw hMplacc er ,
fc t j t1 * * * * * \ * *
The arrangomenu for the Emmet nut
vowary colobratioa by the "K. M , A. "
Omaha , are calculated to BurpnsH anythl ;
IwUierto Introduced. Especial care lias be
directed by the management to the BotcctI
of appropriate Irish ruuelo and to the pi
ducUon of the trial Boone In the trnge <
wUch ended Ktnmet'B hopeful life , in whl
Homo of our moat select local talent will r
pear , Mr. E. A. O'Brien , of The Republlci
representing Robert Kmmot. Anof'er I
portaut and Interettlng fflaturo h the prcnoc
of two brllllttnt and accomplished Bpoako
Mr. Alexander Sullivan , of Chicago , prt
dent of the IrUh National Loaguoof Ainorli
and Col. MIehael Bolund , late ( listriot alt
ney in Kentncky. To enable tlio patroru
the colohraUou to aecure soaU , the box of !
will bo opened on tha 3rd and 4th of Man
There will bo no extra charge for resorv
feats. The general reputation of "The Ei
mota" guarftntoes A dollchtful evening's onU
talnmont , and no lover of Irish oratory , Irf
muilo or Irleh right Bhouli ] be absent fro
Boyd's opera houw on the evening of tl
fourth of next March , when a choice inuglo
and literary programme will bo present.
Bucklou's Arnlua Salvo.
TheBreatest medical wonder of the wyrl
WananUdtoBpoodllycuro Burn , OuU. U
cew. ttalt Uhoum , Ifover Sores , Cauccni , tile
OhUlblalu. , Corns. Tetter , dhamwl lind
ar.l Ml skin eruption , gatttnteed to cure
vnnrmnunco , or money refunded. 26 con
Resolutions of Roupoct.
The committee appoinlod by the He
merian society to draft resolutloni
respect touching the death of Judj
ChadwJck , have made the following r
pott which was adopted by the sociot
WfiEUKAB , Jfor the second time wltbJnti
tlrtory of our owmlzatlon we called utx
to mourn the deth of ono of our member
now , therefore , be It
Jfc mJ , That In the death of Albert J
Chad wick the Hermesloa society has boon b
reft of pne of iu mott valued ana hotiort
, a man \vho luul endeared hlmeelf I
orft/Thatthli ( iodetydoM hereby e :
preai th grief and orrow which hit Ioa lu
oooMloasJiM wellM thodeeixwt vmr.ath
lot the relatives and frisndi of the docowia
In this the bnur of their bereavement ,
JtHolreJ , That these resolutions be Biirua
upoa the r eord of the nodety and puUUhe
iu the dally p [ > ers of the Uty , and that
sepy of * e name be transmitted to the wldo'
f Uie d6e * el. G. M. HITCHCOCK ,
( JEO. W.TltLSOX
W.l'.auiiutr , '
, , , Coromltteo.
druu Ut lor lleddlug'n
&fJv . Keap it lu the house lu cauu of ace
1'riee 'JCc.
Ifn. May T. FoUom , who waa 01
to aodr 4w tke Indies of Omaha , i
* *
y. . f UM Y. M. 0. A rooms. Al
Mia * Md NuwbM * M > eotdUlly invited
% ( trdUr of UM
MJW. L. Q , CHAKLTOK ,
IRELAND AND ITS WOES.
P.J.SWau , Ilic Irish Agitator , Gins
His View For toe Liberation of
the Era&rald & Isle , at tlic
Masonic Hall Last
Night ,
Any Menus Fair , No Matter What , t
Secure Its I'Yootlom.
A good sized and exceedingly intollcc
tual nudionco greeted the lion. P. J
Sheridan , the Irish agitator , nt the Ma
sonio hall last night. Both branches o
the Ancient Order of nibornians in ful
regalia , accompanied by the Iliborniai
Rifles , escorted the speaker from th
Paxton hotel to the hall. The spoccl
was an able ono and well delivered , an
ita appreciation was shown by frcqucn
applauso.
Mr. Sheridan spoke in aubstauco a
follows :
I como hero to speak not to your prejudices
dices or your passions , But to your coc
Boiiao nmf reasoning powers to invite yo
with mo into the domain of thought thai
benefiting by each other's counsel , w
may devise the boat moans of freeing ou
motherland of the blighting curse of Eiij.
lish rule.
Too long have wo boon wasting Urn
and nerjiy on oratorical gushings nu
poetic effusions as a moans of driving th
English bmdittl from our door. Too Ion
have whole-souled patriots languished i
the expectation- "God-givon opporti
nitics.
Too tamely have wo submitted to th
temporizing policy of "watch nud wait.
Freedom is won by deeds , not by wordi
" 'Who would bo free , themselves mu
strike the blow I"
The London Times once said : "It i
quito time that nil the struggling nation
alitica should clearly understand the
freemen have no sympathy with men wh
do nothing but howl and shriek in thoi
fears. Liberty ia a serious game , as th
Greek told the Persian , witli knives , an
hatchets , and not with drawled epigram
and soft petitions. "
While precious time is being wasted
our mother country bloods from over ,
poro. The garrotors hand ia on he
throat. Can wo como to her roacuo will
no moro manly moans than "drawled epigrams
grams nnd soft petitions' ' ! "
You must not understand mo as die
paraging any man or body.of men wh
try < to servo Ireland by other method
than thoao of my choice. No , m ;
friends ; my desire ia to BOO every organ !
zation of patriotic Irishmen in this Ian
to prosper and to multiply their strongt
auu resources. If I cannot aid them i
their good worlc , I certainly will novo
place an obstacle in their way. Ever
enemy of British rule in Irolani
is my friend and brother. I am prt
pared to concede to every man the oam
liberty of action which I ask for myaoll
But 1 hero assort and imagine that n ]
sane and earnest men who have studio
the case of Ireland will agree with me
that Ireland's independence must bo woi
by other means and other methods thai
these of the past. Neither moral fore
nor armed revolution can ever accoin
plish the work before us. The odds ar
too great against us. Ireland with
population of 5,000,000 without an army
a navy or commisoriat , cannot hope t
win her independence from the 30,000 ,
000 of England , supported M they ar
by the greatest navy in the world , nn effective
foctivo army whoso strength can bo mul
tfpliod at any time , nnd the best fillet
treasury to-day in Europe. It therefor
behooves patriotic Irishmen who earnest
ly desire the freedom of Ireland to turi
Jnoir attention to medorndisaovorioti am
VlttltfH OP BCIKNTIPIO W AW AUK.
If wo can Convince Englishmen that i
will cost them moro to hold us a subjoc
province thanto _ Allow us to manage ou
own affairs , I imagine that half the dil
ficulty will bo ovcruomo. This wo cai
do by carrying the warfare into the heai
of England where wo can inflict mot1
damage on her , pecuniarily than was in
flictouon Franco , during the Franco
Gorman war. At the eamo time wo ca
teach British legislators who forgo th
chains thnt bind our country in slaverj
that thuy can no longer trample on th
liberties of a people with impunity. ]
is to them rather than to the army an
navy of "England wo have got to diroc
our attention in the future. Wo wi
thus convince them that justice to Ire
land is the best shield for their own pro
tootion , For political reasons Englan
will cling tenaciously to Ireland , know
ing as she does that if an invading powc
could find a friendly looting o :
Irish soil England 8 very ox
istcnce as a nation would b
jeopardized ) By keeping up the spiri
of revolt in Ireland and holding oursolve
in readiness to assist any invading powc
that may laud on our native shore wo wi
make England fool the consequences c
her barbarous treatment of our land , Tc
day if El Irahdihimaolf should land an in
vauiiig force on Irish soil the Irish poopl
would march shoulder to shoulder am
foot to foot with him against. England'
forces. With this spirit kept alive am
a vigorous warfare proooutod Bgains
England in the heart of her cities , thi
Irish representatives who are citho
treated lomomiiiioualy or kicked fron
'
the houso'of commons , will bo listened
to respectfully and regarded as mediator
between the outraged Irish people anc
the barbarous government of England.
It is hardly necessary to demonstrati
to any Irish audience that Ireland ha
nothing to expect from England's sousi
af justice. Any concession raado to Ire
land from the union , down to our owi
time was wrung from England's fears.
Catholic omancipationwas granted onl'
when Daniel O'Connell informed tlii
British parliament that ono million met
worn awaiting an &nnwor ou the hill sidci
> f Ireland. Then it was that the duke o
Wellington thought well to advise thai
'mancipation ' bo conceded to Ireland ,
Jladstono admitted that the Fenian ro-
jollion ot ' 05 produced the land act ol
.870. The disondowmont of the oetab
Uhod church followed the blowing down
of the Olerkonwell prison , and the Phtu' '
itx park executions have only to bo fol <
owed up to bring back the Irish parliu <
went to College Green. *
It has liaen objected thrt the advocate :
of sciontitio warture do not wait to cou <
idor between the innocent and Uiogulltj
u the application of it. It is not their
> urposo to war airainst an innocent and
moiTending community as England dooa
11 Ireland , but , as I have already stated ,
gainst British interests and the govern.
raent every wlur >
In the meantime bo thought that indi <
idual members of every orjjaniicatlorj
tere should give material aid to acUvti
orcM at homo to tha campaign now be' '
ng inaugurated against the Britiih gor
ornment and British , interests every
whoro.
OLARA MORRIS ,
Hlio Hns Won tlio Ilciuia of tin
Oiiinlm People by Her Pow-
crftil Acting.
The amusement loving people of thi
city have boon all expectancy over sine
the announcement that the great emotional
tional actress , Clara Morris , would pi a ;
an engagement in this city.
She lias played the first night of ho
engagement , and it has only tended t
increase the desire of her auditors fo
moro , and none who sat within the rang
of her voice last night will over forgo
her.
her.Tho
The audience last night was u larg
ono , every seat in the balcony , parquo
circle and parquet , oven to the orchcatr
rail , being occupied. The gallery wa
but lightly patronized , the prize figh
evidently being of moro interest to th
gallery gods.
The play , "Article 47 , " while it dii
not give Miss Morris full scope for ho
emotional powers , which have won fo
her a world-wide reputation , presented
sonted an opportunity for some superl
acting , and it was fully improved.
From the hrst moment of her appearance
anco , the lady entered into the heart
and feelings of her audicnco. and carrioi
them with her as only Clara Morris i
capable of doing. Her acting is very lif
iUolf , and in the last act , where througl
agony of mind her reason is dethrone !
and she becomes a raving manaicthotcar
streamed down the cheeks of her listen
era , and they forgot all else but her
It is useless to attempt to give an ac
curate description of her acting. She wa
in the best of spirits and that , for her
means everything.
Ilor loading support was good , Mr
Gustavua Lovick sustaining the part o
"Goorgo Duhamol" in a very ac
ccptablo manner. The minor parts wor
well presented.
Miss Morris' costumes were of the mos
magnificent character , and her diamond
and other precious stones would dohono
to a queen.
There was only ono thing to mar th
evening's entertainment , and that wa
the fact that between the acts the usher
allowed the hall doors to remain open
allowing a cold breeze to blow throng ]
the house and upon the audience , thu
endangering the health of thoao so ex
posed.
These Are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system regulnto
over placed within the reach of suilorln
humanity , truly In Kloctrlo Bitters. Inacth
Ity of the Liver , IMlioumiosH , Jaundice , Con
Rtlpatlon , Weak Kidneys , or any disease o
the urinary organs , or whoever requires nu nr
potlzor , tonic or mild stimulant , will alway
Hnd JJIoctrfp Bitten ) the best and only cortali
euro known. They act euroly nnd iiulcklj
every bottle puarantood to cfvo cntlro uatls
faction or money refunded. Sold at lift
conta a bottle by 0. i ? . Goodman.
PERSONA ! *
L. Krygor , of Lyons , is a gucRt at the Mil
lard.
lard.C.
C. 0. ( luunoll , of Strorasburg , In nt th
Mlllard.
The Clara Morri * troupe nro at the Metro
nolltan.
W. U. W. James , U. S. A. , la a guest o
the Paxtou.
J. P. Ilyraos , Pf Holdrepro , Is stopping n
the Mlllard.
D. Audenon and K. Kmcrson , Columbus
are at tha Metropolitan ,
0. B. HolmoH , of The Hotel Gazette , No ,
yorle , h ftt the MtUard.
Frank Aiken and W. H. Puirlriont , Blair
ar/j gueuts cf the Millard.
J. G. Wadaworth , Blair , and A. S. Chapln
Wayne , are at the Paxton.
E. A. Sperry , of the Kloctrlo Light com
pany , is a guest of the Millard.
George A Pritohard ami W. W. Tucker , o
Boston , are at the Metropolitan.
J. A. Bennett , Herman , nnd W. U. Sum
tnor , Schuylcr , are guests of the Millard.
Grorgell , Thomas , Bchuyler , ixnd Georg
S. Wedgawood , Lincoln , ore at the Mlllard.
W. IL Clark , Waterloo , nnd K. A. Pollock
Grand Island , are guests of tlw Metropolitan
0. 0. Ohraan , PilRer , aud II. P. Wicka
Chicago , are registered t the Metropolitan
Hon. Isaac Powers , Jr. , Dakota City , am
Hon. A. ( ! . Kendall uro in the city at th
Millard.
A. S. Stohmnu , Lancaster , Pa. , and Kobt
J. Kruguo , Pueblo , Colorado , are gnosta o
the Metropolitan.
W. 11 , Turner , J'.lkhorn City } T. Bnacli
Milwaukee , and O. L. Looker , [ Denver , ar
guosti at the Metropolitan.
Charles 15. Baker , H. W. Parker , J. K
Hill , 0. G. Dorsey aud Q. W. HInkle , Beat
rice , are registered ut the Paxton.
K. A. IHchardson nud J. L. Wntrowt
Clarka , Frank H.NIchoIson nnd Prof. Saiiiue
Augliey , Lincoln , are guoiti of the Millard.
E. L. Hicki , Dakota City ) 0. M. Btead
man , Scnuylor ; B. O. Howard , Grand Island
and M. Palmer , Bchuyler , art registered a
the Mlllud.
A Cunl uf Thanks.
The undersigned desires to extend hei
sincere thanks to P. J. Quealoy , Jamoi
Gilbert , Patrick Foley , the Emmet Mon
ument association , Mrs. P. J. Quoaloy ,
Lizzie Quealey , Mrs. Pratt , Mrs. Scott ,
Misses Kelson , Mrs. Cox , Mrs. Wiig ,
Mrs. Alexander , Mrs. Bwobo , Mrs. Mc-
Oluro , Mrs. Tratf , Mrs. Inghram , and all
others , and especially Mrs. Kurtz , for a
beautiful cross , for their many octa of
kindness during the recent illness and
death of hur beloved husband , John
Keating , and would beg leave to Bay that
their conduct will always bo cherished in
Fond remembrance.
MAHV A. KKATINO ,
Having purchased the entire stock of
Dry Goods , Boots and Shoes and Milli
nery of the Boston Store , wo will in a
Jay or two reopen the establishment ,
vhoro wo will ofl'or to the public- the on-
ire Block at prices heretofore unknown
in Omaha. WHO & WESTBEKG ,
For tlio Flood Sufferers ,
Garrabrant & Oolo , 1307 Famara
street , have forwarded clothing , &ot
'rom the following parties : A. Pollack ,
3rand Union Tea company. J. P. Lund ,
& . II. Gladstone , J. MoVUtio , Garra-
jrant & Cole , W. 0. Morgan , Bishop
.Jlarkaou , Mrs. Tunier and Mrs. W.
Wilde. They will coutlnuu to forward
wlmtovor may bo sent in doing the pro-
mt week.
A PLEASANT RECEPTION ,
Tendered Doctor George L , Mille
Tlmt Gentleman's I-'rlontiH to tli
Number of Ono Hundred and
FinyGAthcr Aroumllho
Kosttvo Honril.
Tuesday was the evening sot apai
for a reception to bo tendered DocU
George L. Miller , cditor-in-chinf of Tli
Ilorald , upon his return from a si
month's visit through England and El
rope , and accordingly about ono hundro
and fifty of the gentlemen friends of thr
gentleman gathered in the parlors of th
Paxton hotel , at ! ) o'clock , to do liir
honor.
The assembly was composed of in
fluential business men , professional gentlemen
tlomen and capitalists , and seldom it i
that such a vast array of mind and capita
in gathered together in Omaha. Tin
Musical Union orchestra , under the di
rection of Julius Moyur , was present am
stationed in the main parlor , where the ;
sent forth awrot strains at stated inter
vals.
vals.At
At 10 o'clock the orchestra retired ti
the rotunda of the hovso , and immedi
atcly began Bach's beautiful march
"Welcome , " ind the guests filed dowi
the stairway and into the banquet hall.
The dining room of the Paxton was ar
rayed in a beautiful manner. The loiij
tables were laid in the shnpo of a lotto
A , with the apex at the least end of th
room and the oxtremotics terminating ii
either corner in the west end of the room
The room was filled with tropical plrnt
and flowers , while many of the trees re
aomblcd the tree of lifo , inasmuch a
every conceivable kind of fruit wai
fastened to their branches. Bcautifu
calln lilies wore placed upon the table
and produced a very pleasing effect , whil
the napkin in front of each guest vras ai
ranged in auch a manner as to quito faith
fully represent a calla lily. Doctor Miller
lor occupied the head of the table wit !
James K. Boyd on his loft and Judg
Wakoloy on his right.
The menu was of a fine character , am
the tables were filled with all the daintic
and delicacies of the season , includin
various varieties of fruits. All ovoniiij
long the sharp pop of the champagn
cork could bo plainly hoard above th
rattle of dishes and the hum of inorr
voices.
An hour or more was spent in wrostlin ;
with the festive bivalve and discussin
the excellent feast , when the guest
pushed back from the now dilapidated
looking tablesandaf tor the choice Ha van
cigars had boon lighted , Mr. James li
Boyd arose , and after calling the moot
ing to order , stated that ho desired t
say but a iow words , and wished to express
press his thanks for the honor conforrei
upon him in being called upon to prcsid
on such an occasion. Ho stated tha
when ho first came to Omaha twenty
seven years ago , Doctor Miller went hi
surety for the faithful performance of th
contract for building the Congregationa
church , and ho was proud to bo numbered
bored as ono of Doctor Miller's friends
Ho then introduced the Hon. James W
Savage , who made the address of we !
como.
Judge Savage said ho looked upon tin
duty imposed upon him an an agroeabl
ono. Ho stated that the guest of th
evening hod done moro for the up-build
ing of Omaha as a city , and Nebraska a
a state , than any other living man. " 1
is as natural , " eaid Mr. Savage , "jfor sue !
a man , under these circumstances , to ba
come an oaitor. a ? for ft grub to turn int <
a butterfly. "
"A good editor , like a good wife , cometh
oth from the Lord , " continued the speaker
or , "but where the bad editors come fron
or where they go to , it is perhaps no
within the province of this meeting t
inquire. "
The honorable gentleman apoko in
touching manner of Doctor Miller's fail
ing health before his journey abroad , am
was rejoiced that the trip had in over ;
way improved and reinvigorated that gen
tleman.
His speech throughout was in a mos
happy strain , and in his delivery ho wa
many times interrupted by loud applause
Doctor Miller then arose from his seat
and with a ho.irt filled with emotion a
this honor conferred upon him , thankei
the gentlemen assembled for the mark o
respect and esteem thus shown him. H
gave a very interesting account of hi
travels , and although ho spoke for nearl ;
two hours , yet his manner and tone wa
so interesting that all listened earnestly
This closed the festivities of the evening
and the assembly dispersed.
A REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Mr * . Mary A. Dmloy , of Tunkhannock , Pa ,
WM aflllctoa for six yearn with Aflihmnau
Bronchitis , during which time the boat i > hysl
clans could give no relief. Her llfo was de
ipairod of , until In last October she procure
a Bottla of Dr. King's Now Discovery , who
immediate relief was felt , and by oontlnuin
its use for a short time BUD wag complete !
cured , gaining in floah f > 0 pounds , in a fei
months.
Free Trial Bottlca of this certain euro of al
Throat and Lung Ulneusos at 0 , V. Good
" r'n .Drutc Store. Larpo Bottles $1.00.
THE RING AND THE GLOVE
riio | roat Klauoo of the Miller
HnUtli Salt GIovo Fl l't t the
Academy ut' Muulo Last
Quite a largo crowd was present lost
light at the academy of imutn to BOB the
toft glove contest between Prof. Miller
if this city , and 0. H. Smith of Chicago ,
'twas expected by moat of thoao who
vent to witness the fight that something
vorth spending their time , at least ,
vould be aeon. It wai given out that
ho contest would begin at 8 o'clock , but
t was within a few moments of 9 before
imo was called. At that hour the
xmtoatanta appeared upon the stage in
sloso fitting pants and titrippod to their
mists , Miller seconded by Lon George
ind Smith | , by Doughtery with Robert
3roono aa referee , who aUted to the
ipectatoM that the fight would bo con-
luctod under The Police Gazoote rules
md that the result of the contest would
* wolvo itself into a question of en-
lurance , as both men intended to win ,
md the Cit would be 'on the square.
C-oU were cast for choice of corner , Miller
mnlng. Twenty-elght roundB were
ought , lasting ftbout two hours. At the
! lo e of the lait round , Smith was driven
lB n t the fiont ropes , and time was
ailed by the referee BO loud that it could
bo hoard nil over the homo. Millc
looted his hold nnd waa Roing to his coi
tier , when Smith followed hirrvand deal
his nntngonist two blows from behind. .
foul vrns called by Georgoand Miller wf
declared the winner by the referee.
And thus ended vrhat waa given out f
n fight "to the bitter end. " The Bpectj
tors said but little , nnd n few hissci
Taking it all in all , it was sin
ply a schema to draw a houi
and the project was a fair suczcss. Tli
fight of last Thursday night at the The
tro Coiniijuo and its sudden torminatic
by police tt ) nt that time , were sought' '
bo utilized for the purpoao of makit
money. The sot-to between Smith ar
Miller was neb superior in thd "man
art , " nnd was inferior in energy nnd d
termination to the ono batwccn Doug'
orty and Baldwin earlier in the oveniti |
The performance as a whole was simp
n ruse to rcliovo each spectator of 01
dollar , the price of admission to the lot
or part of tlio house , without giving hi
any return for his money.
THE SPERRY LIGHT ,
The Company v'l'nkca Actlvo Jfosurc
liiy Artnruoon , and Will
tie Heady for llufllnoss
lld'orc Sixty Dajn.
From the action of the Sperry Eloctri
Light company yesterday , it looks as i
Omaha would soon have some moans b ;
which the city may bo illuminated i
there is an excellency in the light. Th <
dircctros of the company mot in the Mil
lard hotel yesterday afternoon and tool
the first active stop * towards going ti
business. Instead of buying a lot 01
Dodge atrcat , as stated in yesterday'
BEK , it was leased for ton years only
Their place of business will bo on tha
street , between Eleventh and Twelfth
where the old broom factory was. A
the meeting yesterday a building com
mitttco , consisting of James E. Boyd
Andre tv Simpson nnd Mr. Pratt , aocre
tary of ho company , was appointed. I
is the determination of the company t
put up a fine structure for their machin
cry and oflico. Two now engines o
forty-horse power and ono boilsr wor
ordered from a company in Chicago. Th
incorporates think that within the nox
sixty days thuy will bo ready to furnis
lighta to all wanting them. A now ligh
of the Sperry patent waa put into th
Millard hotel last night and was equal t
all expectations.
DISTEIOT OOUET ,
The I'mcccilingH Before Unit Trlbimn
In the district court before Judge Neville
villo it was iatondcd to take up the crini
inal docket yesterday morning , but owin
to the fact that 0. R. Iledick , Esq , cout
ocl for Lon Georpo and Georgia Sinclair
whoso caacs were to bo tried first , wa
unable to attend court , the trial of thos
cases was continued over to Monday noxl
No court was held before Judge Neville
as no civil cases ceuld bo found ready c
trial.
trial.Before
Before Judge Wakoly , the counsel i
the suit of Gaylord , adminbtrator
against the city of Omaha , conclude
their arguments , and the case was the
given to the jury , which late in the aftei
noon returned a verdict for defendant.
The following is the assignment c
cases for to-day :
BEFOllK JUDOB WAKELKr.
Wolf , et al. vs. Edgerton.
Gerber vs. Vincent
E tabrook vs. Thomas.
Christianaan vs. Jensen.
Boraick vs. Swobodo.
Horpster vs. Woplf.
Mercer vs. Mcalio.
Omaha Foundry & Hachino Co. VE
Worth.
BEFORE JUDGE NBVILLK.
Ballou vs. Farmer.
Ballou vs. Forsytho.
Goodman vs. Freeman.
o Page vs. Steolo.
Mercer vo. Edgerton.
Gaslin vs. O'Brien.
Gaslin vs. North.
Gaalin vs. Bartlott.
A Illf ; Deal.
D. R. Font , of Goliad , Texas , wh
lias been engaged for many years in driv
ing cattle through from Texas to Ne
braska , has just closed the largest sal
of Texan cattle which has over takci
place in this section of the country. H
has sold to Alexander Swan 22,000 heai
of Texas cattle , the price being near ! ;
$400.000. The cattle are to bo deliverci
at Ogalulla , between the 15th of Ma
and the 15th oE. July , 1881.
Mr. Fnnt bus as many moro cattle o
the same kind which ho would like t
sell in the same manner.
DIED.
STURGK3 February IMth. of poraJysie
Mrs. Kathor Stugee , aged 77 years ,
Short service at the residence of her son , II
X Stupes , No. Ill South 18th street , Thure
day , at 1:30 o'clock. The remains of decease. .
will he removed toVossar , Mich. , forlntoi
meat
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thi * powder cater nitil.EBt cam ! o | purl
treogb mJ wholeson-cDM * t > ro < o nt rnlcal th i
he odla ry > l ds , Mi etMOt be told In ccnpetuo | :
tlth tbcinuftituJe ol lew MII ihort wcizl t tlum o
> h < > spb > t powdvnu Bi Id only la c n . KojU Jl k
| { T kMwder Oa , 160 M lOlnel M w Yoik.
CASTORIA
Infants and Children
Without Morphine or Wnrcottno.
* What jrlvos our Children roiyclierki ,
. What cures their levers , nmkes tlicm sleep }
§ 'TIs ! n
\Vhcn Babtca fret , find cry by turni ,
AVhat cures their colic , kills llicir wonin.
Hilt Cmlorm.
What quickly ctirr-i Constipation ,
Sour Btoinoch , Colds , Indlgi" > tlon :
lint Cnntorlo.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrup * ,
Castor OU and rurrgoric , anil
] IallCnrorlru
Centaur Llnlmont. Annti-
Bolato euro for Rheumatism ,
Sprains , Bnrns , Galls , &o. , nnd ar
Instnntauooun Faia-roUovor.
SPECIAL NOTICES
fiTSpoclala will PODltlvolynot bo Insertt
unless palrt in advance. _
TO LOAH-Monev.
TO LOAN In sums of $ . ' ,00 and upwati
MONKY annum , C'i Douglas rounty ( arm ; . A
droN U .K. Puttiraou & Co. , 1221 Karnam tit.
390-lm.
_
TO LOAN-Tha lowest rate * of Intore
MONEY ' t/inn Agency. IBth fc IVnulai 531-1 f
. * "i\i iiUAft lucuuu ut ( Sou. ana upuan
MU.NK F. Davis and Co. , Heal Estate and Lai
Agents , 1EOC Farnaui St. K)3-tf )
BOI.P WArXTBU.
blnd ry.H. 14th St. 503 SI
- and cook at the S aten Hous
WANTKD-Glrls 513 32 §
TJITAKTIID A good girl for house work , hlghe :
IT wagespald. Inquire at 6008.14th St.
616-225
Olrl forgeneralhousa norksmall lai
WANTED 1215 north 10th bt 514.225
A first-class taker. Address at one
WANITD
S. UIIUACIT , North 1'lattc , Nob. 403-21
" \TITANTF.D Cnambonnaldii and laundry glrlc. I
VV quire at oliko ol Millard lUtcl. 494-21
WANTED A girl to do general houfcwork at !
I ) . Galej's residence , 2d liouec south Date
port , on nest sido22d utrret. Milt
\\7ANTKD-Oood girl. MRS. W. M. BUSHMA1
M 1612 Houard street. itil-tf
TT7ANTED , GIRLS Wo want IS girls lorgencr
W housework , to apply at once to
CANNON , JONES & CO ,
OIHce Frenzur Block.OfllLO hours from 8:30 to U p.i
D40-lm
WAITED At Fort ildncy , Neb , a woman to <
general house' ork for * family of two. GDI
cook , washer and Ironcr. Wages paid according !
Address Lieut. Patterson , Fort Sidney , Neb. ISO 2
A girl , German preferred , 1004 Fa
WANTED . 476 tt
WANTED Adilry h nd. Inquire at tbo Roc
Spring Dairy Wagon. 418-20 *
WANTED Girl for general homework , fctcai
work and good ) tay. Inquire nt 101 south ICi
street. 470-20
WANTED Inin > ely , a flrstclass white la
ber , steady jrjment , ahd ? 18 per eok pc
manent. Address or ttlegiapb. to Louis Bajcr , Nun
riatto.Nib. 4S9-20I
WANTKD-Oood solicitors acquainted with tl
serial book trade. No others need apply C :
nt rooms C and 7 , Kterett's block , Council Blufl
Iowa. 402-22
PROTECTOR-Unprecedentcd'Educeiuen '
QUEEN lady agents for this new rubber undcrg ;
ment for ladles. Address with Clamps , Undergo
ment Co , & south MayH-i Chicago. 183-lui
T7ANTKDAgents in even-township In Nebra
T T ka , for one i > f the best selling artlccseter Intr
ducod. Sell kt sight. Ckllor write to tlio
OilAlIA STOVK KKPAIR WOI1KS ,
430 tf 109 S. 14th Street , Omaha.
" \T7ANTKD-4u experienced salesman to call c
TT business men only , with a specialty. ( Jill :
SCO N. 10th street , and see us In regard to U.
434.208
" \T17ANTED Ono hundred trams and one hunilrf
VV laborers for lUilroad work. UcCOV & MOIIA1
CanfleM llouse , Mnth and Farnam Sis , On aha. ;
WANTED A good girl for general houi en orl
411 south lOth'BtrceU 414 20 §
T ADIE3 OR YOUNO MbNIn city or country t
JLv take nl'e , light and t > lcas > nt work at their ow
homes ; $2 to 1-5 a day easily and quietly made ; woi
sent by mall , no cantassing ; nu stamp for rcpl
I'leaso address Itcliiiblo Manl"gCa.rhUadclihia ] 1'a
drawer TT. 897-lmt
'TIT'ANTED Two ulrls cook and second girl. Dei
TT of wages. App.y 8. E. corner 20th and * Cai
f ornla fits. 878-tl
" 1X7ANTED A Oerman dining room kitchen gir
T V Uesse and lloppe , 418 8. IBth St. , be twee
Harney and Howard. ECS tf
SITPATIOHB WAKTBD.
WANTED Situation by a joung man in town c
In the county. Additus "W. S. " JJte odire.
608 21
i ED Job Printer and 1'rensinan nan
WAN
steidy situat'on ' , lOjearaexiKricnco. Addrci
H. " care of Dee. 405-201
WANTr.D-Sltuatbn In city or adjoining towns.l
man and wile , who can do first class cooking i
hotel or restaurant Address " 0. L. N."Bco ottla
60U 2S
WANfED A rellaMejoungman wants a plac
to work , board and go to school. "S , A. W ,
Bee oBloa SSS-tl
YVANlED-SltuUlonj for first class domestic
T T Call at our oflico from 4'SOto B p. m. Baturdaj
1 to 0 p. in. OANNOH , JONES S CO. , Opp. P. 0.
047.1m
HIBOELLANEOD8 WANTS.
ANIED
by a single gentleman. Aildrcis "W. F. " 33
Bee olllce. . Cos 2CJ
'
'ANfEU To buy a small butcher business In
live town. Would be willing to go Into par
nerihlp with a good raan.Address "J.R. " Bee arrln
607-S55
RELIABLE men looking for profitable enplo ]
ment , apply to P. F. Collier , publish ! r f > 7 Bai
ker Block. 612 J j
TTT'ANTKD lly a vlnyle gentleman , on or bofot
TT March Itt , a comfortably furnUhid room , i
Ittlngroom with mall bfd rooru attacheil , In
trlctry pihate laml y. with or without board , whei
t ere art no snail children aud no other boarder
xxiailon central and In pleaiant neighborhood At
Iresn , tatlnt'teim and full initlculars , "J. A. R.
Bee office. 402 21 (
riMNTKD.BOARDEllS-Larsallrtol rooms , wit
TT or without beard , In prltate lamilles furulilie
ree ol charge at i ur oillcc , opi o He poetofflce. Cai
non , Jones it Co. , 4. SO to B p , m. 013-liu
loeell small stock ut cigars confei
WANTED and notions. Inquire 2210 Cuming s
_ 4M 221
Table boanUrs at 117 N , Ut iitrie
WANTKD Capitol n enue and Dotfgo itreetu.1
4 4 271
_
- > artl < u wbhlrKUait'crsand thcti
WANTED- In private huuio , with cr wi
out room , to i all at our o tl'.co trcin 4 SO to 0 1 > . ui.
CANNON , JONES & CO. , OppotJte Postot&cc
94o-lra
_ _
" "
f OK tjT"HouB | > 8 and Lots.
RENT Nlce'y turnltbed rooms , 1KW ( FaiiKi
FOR . Wi-tf
_
BENT rutnUhed roouu , 1816 Dodge St.
FOR 618-28'
_
RENT-FuroUhed room * &t 1010 t'&niam.
FOR
420-251
RENT FurnUhjJ room with beard , 6r an
FOR , tor ouo or two gentlemen , 3X2 a. 16th > tr e
cor. Harney ,
RENT Nicely laruUhed rooms with or will
FOR board 1816 Lkxlgo bt. 1 WM |
| 7tOR RENT A Uaiement with thivc room * Ic
L1 light houi keeping 1813 Vodgi HU 161 23 1
nKNT Furnished rooms , IOJ North 18th
FOR . 487-121
IpOR Hh.N t Small huuse , Inuulio vt A. Murptij ,
ttO S. 14th street. 4SS-20I
I Furnished room 1021 Capitol are.
JL1 r,72-5ii
" 17(011 LKVSE B buahVM lot * 10th street , between
JL Datonport and Capitol avcnup , o st tide , for it
tprm of jtais.
480 tf 1517 FAm m street. . " <
i ITAOR RKNT A few gentlemen can be ircomoJatod
L with furnished rooms. Apply 1318 Farnam St.
400 tt
_
RENT Store room lth ba cmoit Itoi
IflOR 1 , 1611 Farnam St. I'AULSEtf &CO. , IWu
Famam Street. 3S4-U
TTtOR RENT Sevcra Rood houses , aln ono Droom
L' BiHl ) furnUliod hcuoo. John I ! . Edwards , 1111
Farnim bt 351-11
RENT Furul hoJ room 1021 Capitol nte.
IIAOil 1
UHNISHKD room heated KU N. 16th.
F D7&1 !
KENT Furolshod room lth or without
FOU . Fluent location In the city. < M < o low
tuMo Iwarvlcr.i anted , N. W. cor. 18th aud Firniun.
103.lt
IlENT t rnlsl.ed room lor Rontlcman , nlfo
FOH ( or light housa keonlng Itcomura block ,
corner Eighth and HowarJ h't. 003-tf
P OHUENT lAiRonew. twoctory dcublo houw ,
JL ; Bhlnn'8 aitdltlon Hultablo ( or two families or
bonnllni ; Iiouto. Inqnlro Iloom 24 , Omaha national
Dank Dullilln ) ' . . 168-tl
oil KENT I' ifijluhcd rooms on th northwet
F oor. ISlh fUiJCopltoUvenuo , ( ormcrly Crelghton.
189-tt
IfUM UfcWl wouuni iu nul/iuski. AKUUU. bank 4
JJ Dtilldlntr. Most ilcalrallo oinoon In tlio city
Supplied ntth h.Mlraullo elo'ator find bcatol x * ;
> toam. Apply at Ilnnk.
FOR BALE.
SAI.i : Two hovped tuul lot on irrct mr line.
FOR tcidlly , ? 'OiO. AUKS , 1K01 Farnain.
Dll-Ui
FOHSALK Four tliov CASOery clicnp. Inquire
ntKdholm&ErlcU-n. BOO U
SALE Ono counter cliean. luqulru a * . Ed-
helm & Erlcknon. MO-24
T OH SALC A rare bargain In a bmlncs * property
1 } on ISth street , north of Uallro.nl. In paving 10
| icr ecu tun ln\cf > tment. Corner , cnsy Urm .
TAo good houses and lot" In Shlnn's 1st addition ,
$20(1 to $400 cash , balance $15 to 20 per month.
Choice residences and residence lots In Ilancom'a
I'la e , and all other additions In the city.
IUBY & UOTTKU. Agtnts ,
49S-tf S. W. Cor. 16th and Faruam St .
"T OKSALE line thoroughbred Jersey Bull calf.
JL1 good iwdigrce. S. J. UIICEM ,
4W-203 IOCS South Ate.
Uuh lJ Cholco Timothy Reed raised In
Innfl Mills county , lava , fur ualo by L. W. Itus-
sell , Gknuood , ( owa. 473-2i )
I OR SALE The furnlturo of the residence N. W.
F corner Oth and Ilarnoy. Apply on the premises.
408231
F OK SALE Handsome cottage , cast front , north
Omaha , $1,700.
Desirable rceldincv , south 10th street , cut front.
81 , JO BULL & SIUUVEIU
485.22
Pr.U ACHE wo offer flvc and ten acre '
tracts southwest of city. Only 35 minutes drive
from 1' . O Now U the time to secure a beautiful
home. Call before March 1st , as prlccu will adanot. .
PECK'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
400 22 * Opp. P. O. , Omabii.
SALE At a bargain , a good two seated carryall - L
FOll , cuitablo fnr < no horbu. Inquire at A. J. A
Simpson's Csrriago Factory , Dodjto St.172 2U vL
FOR SALE A 12,000 pounds Falibank'e Hay
Scale. Will hold bath w agon aud horse" , It U
neatly new and will be told at half price. Apoly to
43320 , T. C. BRUNNER.
TOR SALE 42 acres , house , utable , abundance o
J ? fruit , near church and tchool , Smiles from rail
road , 20 rnllca from Omaba , Sl.6i.-0.
Beautiful residence | roperty , 100x423 feet , ehade
and fiulttrecs , huuse and barn , 2OuO.
435-23 ' BELL &SIIRIVER ,
FOR SALE Cheat * , ono six foot aud one three
foot show case at Ljou'sC gar Store , 07 South
15th bt. 224 tt
H SALE A bargain. Ilonse of 7 rooms , Wh
> nd Bancroft St. gothlc. Well built , barn ia ,
only $1.800 if sold within CO davs. SEARS & BOS-
ARD , Wt'llams Block. 203 t
T7\ORSALE House of 6 rooms In 1'arker's addition
f' near tbo $20 000 school house new. A cheap
place on cany terms. H.700 , SEARS & BOSARD ,
Williams Block. 200 U
SALE A eplendld house of 10 rooms In
FOH
thlnn'aodrltion. if gold within P. ) ( tajn only
(3.700. BEAhS & COSAUD , corner ISihana Dodge
SALE Farm 3 miles ( rom city. Inquire ul
FOIl . Jlejcr. over Koeder'a Drug ttorc , It ) i and
Webator. 87Z-U
TJtOU SALE Two counters and fifty leet o ( good
JL1 thdrinj , ' . chetp , at 1 DOS DodRO Ht. 1SS-U
I OR SALE Two large Nortnunbtallloni. Address
F O. D. Birdsall , Walnut , Iowa. ! B4-lui *
SALE A good two story store rropirty in
FOR , Waj no county , Neb. Address 0.1 * . Bird-
sail , Walnut , Iowa. 156-lmt
SALE OR TRA good span of mules ,
FOR and wagon. , AlexO. Charlton ,
at HcCague Bros. OSO-U
SALE Two open second-hand bugilea and
FOR delivery wagou , chetp , at 1319 Harney St.
839 tt
T70K SALE-Colorado coal. Tills coal is as fire from
JD soot and as clean as Rock binrlng.
934-tf JEIF. W , BKDFORn.
SALE Two portabliTboller" . 10 horse nowe
FOR at D. riTZl'ATRICK ,
633-tt 218 South 1Mb Bt.
SALE A small Mo.iler , Bihman U.Co.&n
FOR soft , almost new , at this ofllce. U
SALE My two story brick residence , 19th
FOR St. Mary's avenue. Laigo barn , out-bouse ,
water wors , well arranged. Lot 60x200. I'ilc
87.000. Best Bargain in Omaha. Call at M. Toft's
People's Bank. 277-t
TT10R SALE 12 lots one block west ot Park ave
J ? nua cars. Luta 60x160. Will cell tha whole tran
for $7,100 , if sold before January 1st , 1884. Real es
tate owners bid this bargain , U you call U 1'iople
Bank. 278-tt
BALE Choice business property , three lot *
FOR . Baunders and Charles Street. It will pay yen
to Int eatlgato this offer. Call at People's Bank.
278-tf
T.10R SALE Improved property , which will pay
JD the buyer 20 per cent on the Investment. RenM
for 81,920 per year. All occupied by fint class ton.
ants. Will sell for 910,300 , If sold soon. All or ono.
half cub , balance , one to lit e years. The above In.
vestment is worth investigation. Call at the People
Bank. 280-tJ
T7IOR SALE Old newspapers in largo and small
J quantities at this oflW U
HIBCELLAKEOTJB.
: \ A BcalsUn glove. Owner can obtain
I\OUtiD 1 by calling at this otflce and pa ) lug for this
adtertlttmetit. , 6W.22
Pair of epcctatlcs on Howard , bctHoen 9th
IChT 14th st.eeiv. IxaTe at this ofllce for reward.
189 211
A ved cow , pror In condition. Finder'
STRAYED Si 00 by returning her to 101D Idaho
street. Mrs. Hat tie Ivewn.au. 4tr7-Sa (
/-I OOD ROOM AND HOARD at 4.50 per neek , or
UT I1BCO pur mouth , at Padflu Houtc. 4G3-20J
| f SPECIALTIES for those out if employment to
1 I make money with. Gallon U. L. Smith , 20G
N. 10th ttreet , aud see camples. 433 1m
CASH PAID For eerond bend clothen , urdersby
Inter * or poetal * promptly attended to Aa-
dress Mr. or Mrs , UrcdcrlchelUbOUtblOthSt Oraarik ,
400.1moJ ' .
"
/
UAG1STER OP PAIAreSTERr AND CONDITIOH.
ALI3T,803 Tenthitrett , between Farnam and liar ,
coy , will , with the aid ol guardian splrlti , obUlnlnK
KB ) ono giaace PI to past nd prepcnt , od thg
cartilu conditions In thn future , liiota wi-1 ho i
mils nid4r. I'M 1 wet Mllftfactla cutranteii.
NOTICE.
Notice It hereby glien that the rartnen > hip hetf.
toforeexUtlng b Ucn William V , Mannlig and
Ceo , H. If CM under i he firm name ol llannuit : &
lleui. U thU day dUaolud.
ThU U to & | M : ( urthtr notice that I will not be rt-
[ oiuibloforauy debtcontracted by iny | Mron lu
our late nn name , nor x HI I pay any attorney's
f w or co u ti carry en any litlgitlon ol any d -
irnptlon against any of tha creditor * of the late firm
of Manning a Hew , and the ute ol my came to carry
ou any * u h litigation Unauthorized bv m ,
Uical'O. K b.t Feb. 18 1(64. (
Feb. | 8 U , WlllUil F. 1U0. .