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ir * rV4fH- . ' JJ lpr1it-rtAjtJ THE DAILY BKE OMAHA , MONDAY , FEBRUARY 25 , T884. THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Monday Morning , Fob ( 26 ( " The Wonilicr. For the Missouri valley : ( icnorally fair weather , southwest to northwest winds generally higher barometer , slight rise in temperature in the southern portions tions , nearly stationer temperature in northern portions. LOCAL BREVITIES , Now crop clover nnd timothy aaod for nalo. Shugart , Wnlto & Wlof , Council Bluffs , lown. fS-lin. On Tuesday night next the members of Stadt theatre will glva a Mardi < .ras festival at Turner rncl Mote'a hall. Harry Williams , who burglarized 1 lin ger' * store , waived examination Saturday and was held In 81,000 ball by Judge Bonoko. Three disturbers of the peace were before Judge Heneko Saturday. Ono paid a fine , ono wai { sent up , while the case against the third was continued. A crowd of a hundred or miiro In front of the Puxton hotel were yoitorday for nearly an hour furnished with amusement by a couple of pugnacious bull dogs. The unow ilakts yesterday were lm ply eiiormom In size and looked an If the gale hvl boon thrown wide open and the snow was tossol out In ( hovels full. " " of North Omaha , A certain young "print , cllebratoil hla twenty-second birth day tha other evening. There were quito a number present , most of whom wore high school girls. Notice has been received of the marriage of Louis Bradford , of this city , toMlsa lila A. 1'ugh , of Springfield , Ohio , at the latter named place , on Tuesday , February HI. No cards , The Dolngo Hose Company Nu.I gave a masquerade ball at Turner hall on Saturday night last. It was largely attended and a general good time was had by the partici pants. The literary exorcises of the National Land League meeting , this ovonlnir , will con- Blst of a poem by Miss Ltzzlo Dwyer , select reading by Moses O'Brien , and an address by Hon. John Rush. The Omaha Typographical union , at their regular monthly mooting , elected Mr. James Dermody a delegate to represent them at the annual mooting of the International Typographical - graphical union in Now Orleans next Juno. The Svonska Woclwbladct Is the name of a now political and Jmmoroui paper about to bo started In this city. The first Issue will appear next Friday , and will contain tha local newaof both Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mri. J. B. J. Kyau returned from Wash ington , 1 > . 0. , wlwro she has been on the nor. rowful errand of attending the funoiol of her father , Jamoa Gray , who , for many years was chief of tlio Surface Sealing bureau of the United States treasury. The ault between Luroruo Crounso and Tom CaUan , Involving the possession of the Crounso block , came up In the ouunty court on Saturday last. Mr. Callan , the defendant , plead guilty , and was given until March 20th to vacate the promises. E It la rumored that arrangements are being made tor a tight between Smith and Miller. The battle ii to bo fought with bare knuckles , at no greater distance than ton miles from the city. It is Intended to raise a puna of $300 for the combatants , 8125 of which has F already been secured. Mr. C. M. Lord , manager of the Union Pacific Athletic association , haa secured near ly all his players for the coming season. All of the nine In the team whoa the last season closed will remain , with the exception of Larkln , who alru&dy has gone to Ctiicluuatl. Mr. Lord Intends to hire four other players , two of wham ho has already secured. The coclal event of the season iu Soutl : Omaha was a very select party In honor of tin father our country , given by Judge Llppln- cott and hla most estimable wife , composed o ! the ollto of that part of the city , who gathoroi at the residence of the judge on South IBtl street , and tripped the light fantastic. A bountiful and elegant supper was served am all enjoyed with seeming relish the lunpltal ' Ity of the evening. T , H. Lee , of the I'remont bridge cum pany , was In the city yesterday. Mr. Lee ha bosn engaged In the brhlgo building biulnes far five years past , and Im gained consider able valuable experience , which enables bin to undertake any work Iu that line with per feet confidence. Ho haa done really all th Dodge coanty work for several yuura and I atlll In the field and auxloui to extend his ter rltory. Ha also has a now ttylo bridge , whlcl ia ona of the moat complete dovlcoa ever In vented , and for which a patent has been ap piled. A KEftIA.HKA.UUf2 K GAPIC. Mrs. Mary A.Dailoy.of TuuUhaunocl- . was allllcted for six yeurs with Asthma am lironchltlii. during which time the best physl clans could glvo no relief , Her life wan de epalrod of , until Iu last October she procure a Bottle of Lr. ) Ktne'a Now DUcovury , who Iminodlato relief was felt , nml by contlmiln ita usj for a short time she wua coioplotel cured , gaining in lloali fiO ivouiids , in n foi . montlis. t tV tfren Trial Uottles of tills certain cure of 11 TJirnut aud Lung Diseases nt 0. F. Uooc * lru Btoro. I.nrpa Bottles 81.00 , THE STADT THEATER , The Grnsplnjr Mlllor Played to , Audlunoo , Salingre'a beautiful four act play t * 'Tho Grasping Miller" was given to largo audience latt evening at the Stacl theatre. The ncono of this ozcellon play is laid in Berlin , -Tho priucipa character is a inlddlo aged and wealth ; miller with but ono child , a diughtei but many relatives , When hia daughtc lias n arrived at a marriageable ago h invites all hia relatives to his house to ; grand feast. An audacious young Uor man who aspires to the hnnd of th miller's daughter tuccoeds iu passinj himself off an a lord and secures the cyn Bent of the father to marry her. 7 In r * young maiden objects as she is in levi & with the head clerk of the mill. But tin ? father insitta and the pretended youii ( lord implores and the wedding day ii fixed , and just as their , vow are about U be coiuiinunated the fraud of the younj. man is discovered , the plav ending witli the marriage of the youn maiden to hei lover , ihe head clerk at the mill. The character of Gottlieb Miller , the principal cm" , was delineated by Mr , Kicktel , who was ably supported b ; Mm. Baureis , who played tlio role ol X feb n Miller. ' THE SOCIAL WORLD. he Efeuls Which 'Have Trauspirca During the Past WecX , \n KICKiint. Itcroptlon nt llin o. W. IjtnliiRcr- el' a Koi'lnl Nature. The past week has boon quito a busy mo in a social point of view , for as Lent is fast approaching the society people are mrious to obtain their full of gaiety and tinusetnont preparatory to a forty days' ' cat. cat.Tho The most brilliant event of the week was the reception on Monday evening at : ho UMNOim MANHIO.V. On that occasion Mr. and Mrs. CScorgo \V. Liningor , and their dauqhtor , Misa Flo'-onco , entertained thoi- many frionda it their elegant residence , No.I North Kiglitoonth strcol. It was a sort of iiouaowartning , the house having been closed for novornl munths undergoing ro- piirs , and in its proadnt condition it is elegant in the extreme. The interior has boon remodeled and the walls beautifully .roscood. An Italian artist has boon engaged - gaged for Bovoral months in decorating the walls and coilingn. Just as the hall door opens and ono ruisos his oyon , the ticturo of a llomnn chariot moeta the azo , upon the coiling. It is n beau tiful work and the artist was three weeks in placing it thoro. Upon the coiling of the dome are the heads of the two great composers , Beethoven and Mozart. The grandest work of all , however - over , is to bo found in the rear parlor , where the artist was seven weeks in flu shing the coiling alone. It is covered ever with figures of statuary and beauti ful scone.i , but it is impossible for us to uivo an accurate description of it at this writing , sulllco it to say that it is gor geous. Having completed the work of art and beautiuod their homo , Mr. and Mrs. Liningor and their charming daughter , uotorminiid to call in their numerous firionds and make merry. About ono hundred and fifty guests , both old and young , , were in at tendance , Bovoral of whom were from Council Bluffs. The house was boaulifully trimmed with natural llowors , a huge bank being arranged upon the parlor table. The "louao was brilliantly illuminated and presented a beautiful appearance. Hod man's full orchestra was in attendance and furnished oxquiaito music , to the do- ightful strains of which , the young poo- ilo tripped the light fantastic. An olo- , ant supper was nerved in the largo room immediately over the parlors. It was a nodel of tlio culinary art and was highly easing to the palates of the guests. The toiloU worn by the lady guests were elaborate and many of. them were now and purchased for the occassion , and lovoral of them were direct from Paris. Taken as a wholn , it was ono of the most brilliant parties over given in thia city and will long bo remember by the guests who were ao royally entertained by the 'Linningors. THI ; OMAHA ULUII o an informal , but very enjoyable , re ception to their lady friends on Tuesday evening. The gentlemen proved thorn- elves capable of a great deal in the way of entertainment. The social party , under the direction oi Mil , U. J. 8TK11NSD011FF , on Tuesday evening was a very pleasant one , and not only gave much enjoyment to those who participated , but rellectnd much credit on the director. On Wednesday evening n reception was given at the Pnxton , for the purpose of giving 1)11. MILLEIl a public welcome homo from his foreign tour. Thorp were about ICO of his gentlemen friends present. The evening was passed in eating and drinking , speocli making and listening. All were pleased with the Doctor's short review of IHE travels , and will no doubt bo rejoiced tc hear his lecture on Monday evening. Tiir. n. & M. gave their first annual ball Wednesday evening , and was so successful that it ii not likely to bo the last. The members of the A. o. U. HAND gava an annual ball Thursday evening , a Crounso'a hall. There were ever > ' 0 < gueata present , and a delightful evoniiif was spent in dancing , foastitig and socia chat. TUB TU11NE11H gave ono of their matchless masquoradi balls Thursday evening in Gormania hall It was a highly enjoyable entortaimnen and much credit is duo the various cou- < nittoA ( for the manner in which the ; performed their work. AT KALCdNI'.u'K HALL. A private leap-year party was givoi lost night at Falconer's hall , about fort ; couples being in attendance , i Boon after eight the carriages com mono-id to arrive at the ha'l. As the ! occupants alighted it was pleasing to not the ease with which the ladies porformei h o duties of their new position , a escorts ; and the merry laughter whicl disturbed the charmini ; stillness of th eynning told that bright visions of plea euros swayed their minds. Nor wer they disappointed , From the momon that the first note of Irvine's orchostri was sounded until the last tone of "Horn Sweet Homo" stele away upon the morn itig air the tide of happinots tlo wed with out a ripple. The gentlemen appeared in a half evening dross. The ladies were richl ; attired , while the costumes of many wor' simply elegant. At 11 o'clock a palatable lunch wa served after which dancing was resumed The executive committee was composoc of Misses Ella Hay , Katie Murphy am Sarah Brady , whose names were spoken on every hand , in company with words o merited praise. It ia well that once ii every four year , the Indies are given ai opportunity to display those exccutivi talents which are obscured by the outtomi of society. On such oosuions thn gifti of > omo ahino resplendently. The party was the farewell bow ol those participating to the gay soasor about to depart for forty days. On nexl Wednesday thuy will don the robes ol penance , and bend the knee before i shriuu more noble than that of pleasure , Yet is feared that on more than ono oo < caiicmduring the holy time of Lont.thoii minds will wander back and dwell in ' 'sweat rovoriu" upon some of the many happy incidents of last evening. "Would that leap-year occurred ofteiier" was th common exclamation of tlio gentleman f they separated for homo under the y' tecting wings of their fair oscorls. AT TUB rOHT. The ball and banquet given. * ? lu' 1 ° - " ' F1"11 -ouibers of company "K,7' ( intry , at Fott Omaha Friday evening , in ommcmoration of the birth of George Vanhington , was ono of the most on- iyablo air < drs over given at the post , 'ho ' ball was hold in the quarters of ' 1C" company , which were beautifully ecoratcd for the occasion , with bunting , nottocs , pictures and various devices ; ho moat unique and appropriate was hat of the letters G. W. surmounted by . halchot. The banquet was superb in nil its dotiils and could not bo excelled by a Dolmonico. The mtisio was all that could bo desired , being furnished by the Fourth infantry band. The list of dances comprised thirty numbers , was thoroughly enjoyed by all and did not close until > late hour this morning. An invitation was extended - tended by the company to state ledge No 10 , I. 0. 0. F. , of this city , and quito a number of the membora of thai organization attended. Not n discordant note was heard during the entire evening , which is no doubt attributable to the ex cellent committee of arrangements. TIIR (1KUMJLN. The third cotillion of the Omaha Gor man club , which , as the legitimate suc cessor of the old Pleasant Hours , as coin- pea ed of the cream of our dancing society , was given Friday at the Millard ho tel. In many respects it was ono of the most if not the most enjoyable of the soa- ion. Owing to the fact that it was to be ho last of the series before Lent , special efforts had been made _ in the way of fa vors and supper , while the toilets of the adies were unusually brilliant and strik- ng. Shortly after nine o'clock HoUinan's excellent orchestra struck up the opening waltz , and the cotillion began led * bj Moairs. llomington , Pock , Thayer , and Saxo , and Miss Bishop , Mrs. Peck , Miss otzian and Miss Lyons. The figures wore without exception now in Omaha and the favors fron Gnnthor's handsome nnd appropriate The following was the OKDIIH OF FKIUHKS : 1. Walt * "Sin" Klgiiro 'J. Hlpplo Klowow S. Onloi , "X" Kiguro 1. 1'nlka Crickuti nnd WngonH 5. WnlU "J facdkorchlof" Kljuro 0. Kcliottincho Slippora and I'lstola HUITEH. 7. Waltz "Over and Under" l-'ijruro H. Klpplo BottlcH nnd 1'ln Cushions ! ) . 3cottncho."Gontlomou ! ToKethor" Figure 10. Walt * llama Honda and .lowo. CIU > CH 11. SchoUlacho "Stnr" rip ro 12. I'olka ClK-ira and Ladle * BoskoU It was nearly two o'clock when the las figure of the cotillion closed and wraps and hata were denned and carriage doors closed. The next Gorman will bo givei a few weeks after the close of lent and no ono who has attended the proceeding three doubts that it will equal if it does not excel the charming and delightfu entertainments of which it will be the worthy successor : Thrum present were Mr. and Mrs. Kd 1'cclc Mr. and Mrs. McCord , Itobcrt ( inrliclw am Ml 8 McCord , of St. Joseph , Mo. , J. T Clarke nnd Miss Doanc , Newton Unrkalow nnd MtuH Wakoloy , Llela Dickey nnd Misn Lukn. Jiunes Koss and MUs llonslmw , A S. 1'ntrick nnd Mien Carter , of St. .loxoph Mo. , Will McMillan and MlbH Chambers U. Morris nnd Mins Klchardnoti , Ktl 8. Italf and Mim lialoombe , D.nm ThayorH and Miss Cntzoan , of Mlnnpapolix , D. W. Saxo am Mies Lyons , David VVoils and MInaTompliliii ) . D. ] ) uol and Mi * * Dollio McCormlck , M r. eggs ami Mlas Nora lioyd , A. S. Brock am ian Berlin , Nato Crarv and Miss Migeatli 0. K. Boacli and Miss Carrie Ijains , J. Lch mor ami Miss Shears , Mr. nnd Mrs. Kirkcn ilahl , W. K. Annin. of Kort JEobinmm , am M ! 3 I'hllllo Mwrgan. AV111 Crarynnd Miss Cole , of DOH M'olnoa , A. Jtomlngtoii and Miss Anna Bishop , ot JJonver. Itueklon's Arnica Salve. ThoRroatost modlcal womlor of the world Warranted to epoodlly euro Uurna , Cuta , Ul p.era , Walt Ithonm , Kover Sores , Cancora , Piles illblnlim , Corns. Totter , Chapped hands l rill akin eniptlon , goranteed to euro In tvory Inatuuco , or mouoy rofumlod. 2.1 cents ' * ' { PK118ONAU A. M. Merrill , Horburg , Is a guest of the Millard. S. A. D. Hommlnga , Shelton , is a guest of the 1'axton. * G. W. Shank and D , K. Kelly are regls- latorod at the Metropolitan. H. 0. Boatty , Wahoo , and James Stovona , Shelton , are guests of the 1'axton. A. ( ! . Smith. U. S. A. , and J. L. Dolaplaln , Kansas City , are at the I'oxton. O. T. Haai , Denver , and J. J. Burns , Kan sas City , urn stopping at the Paxton. John F. Wcaro , Chicago , Hnd J. K. Snead , Central City , ajo guests of the Taxton. B. I ; . Owen , St. Louts , and George B. Fos ter , Chicago , are guests of the MlllarJ. K. Strains , Chicago , anil L , Crouer , Salt Lake , are In the city at the Metropolitan. If. W. Stsoro and George W. I'oarco , I'rov- idonco , It , I. , are stopping at the J'axtou. T. A. Taylor , Shelton , and William K. Kerr , Chicago , are registered at tha 1'uxton. J. A. Carly , Sidney , and W. G. Slckol , Trenton , N. Y. , are stopping at the Millard. T. V. .Tones , business inanagtrof the original - al "Mirror of Ireland , " U at the Metropol itan. itan.J. J. A. McAhauo loft Saturday afternoon on i week's trip to Now York and Boston on bust , nets. nets.B. . B. Tusjoy , Hastings , and W. H. Sunv ner , of Schuyler , are registered at the Mll < lard. lard.J. J. D. DIHonbock , Denver , and B. 0. Yoo. miuis , Weeping Water , are at the Motropoll < tan. tan.H. H. O. Whymau , Norfolk , and 0. A. Why. man , I'.lk Crook , are stopping at the Metro , poll tan. Rev. C. W , Ravlilgo , paator of tha 1'iral Methodist church , spent the Sabbath ) t Kearney , Joim Grant , luperlntondent of tha Barter Aiphalt company , returned from Wothhi ' and la at the Millard , Thou. Swobo , one of the gontlemufi' and pleasant proprietors of tha Millard > i ° I > loft for Chicago Saturday afternoon on } < in < aa. I Io will be absent aoveral days. Themany/ilomlsof Mra. l < W. LInlcger will rvgret to learu that ho ) confined to her room through indisposition Thcdo Are - The best blood pur/Brmllll > it9to1" regulator BVM nlacoll wlthltl0 ! rettcl1 o ( ' "trwlng humJaltoTtnily&ttrl ° mn' l" v- ' 1'011"164' ' Jaundice Itv of tlio LuJ ! " ' ' , Con- itinatlon'e * Kldnoyii , or any disease of Bmmviuiii , uKW or wlioovor reiiulrua an an- , > ? l. i im.'or > < 1 stimulant , will always KJflo 1Jlttur the Il88t " " 'y ' * rt m ra knf " They act mirolv nd quickly , .rjxtlo ruarantoed to rive entire satis- . , A or money refunded. Sold at fifty ' , 'u ' Iwttle by 0. F. Goodman. w TO SPECULATORS. For sale two of the most desirable lota each fronting 132 feet on 10th struct , one has 810,000 und the other $15,000 per- nianent improvements. K&sy tcmn. i Call ut Sears & I3osard , 15th and Dodge , i Williams IJlock. flOtf ] THE MEMORIAL MEETING , The Last Tribute to the Memory of A , M , Chariot 'ho llnr Adopt Appropriate Itcsolu- lloiin on His Death. The Douglas county bar meeting to dept appropriate resolutions on the death of County Judge Ghat1 wick , and to > ay a fitting tribute to his memory , was icld in Judge Neville's court room last Saturday afternoon , and wai largely at tended , nearly all of the members being present. The mooting was presided over by fudges Wakoloy and Novillo. A great majority of those present took part in the mooting , all speaking in the highest terms of praise of him who was so sud denly taken away. The following resolutions wore pre sented and road by E. W. Simcral , chair man of the coumittco appointed to draft .liom : In sympathy with wlfo , mother , sister , and ihofo whoso family tiox were savored by tlio stroke , in sorrow for our logs , nnd yet miuniiii- slou to Urn will of "Him who doctti nil things woll"bolt Jttmlmt , That the death of Albert M. Chad- wick wus u public bereavement ; that in life no merited the esteem In which no wan hold , nnd the confidence reposed lit him , nnd In loath thin public tribute to his luomory. Jleiolral , That wo , hid friondi nnd follows , with ono accord , testify to the vigor of inlnd , nnd the soundness of judgment , the singleness of purpose nnd the continuity ut clfort , the Frnnknrus , wnrmtli mid generosity of nntmo , tlio strength of principle nnd the honesty of lioart , which mndo hint beloved In society and Irfcorniptlbln in nfllco , Jletnlii-J , That these resolutions bo spread upon the records of this nnd the county couit , nnd copIoH bo furnished the relatives of the de ceased nnd the dally papers of our city , K. W. Slmernl , II. D. KitabrooV , CJ. M. Hitchcock , A. C. Wakeloy , A. C. Trotip , committee. At the conclusion of their reading Mr. Simoral paid the following eloquent tribute to his friend's memory : Annunss or MIL SI.MEHAL. May it please the court : As ono by ono the fatal asterisk of death is placed op posite the names of our jirofessional brothers , it is moot that wo who remain should stay for a space the strifes and conllicta ot the bar to offer n tribute to the departed , as well as to contemplate that which must inevitably come to us all. You who are older in the law are butter able to judge of Mr. Chadwick's legal ability than I , who best know and loved him an a friend , and only thus do I comu to speak in his memory. I know him intimately from the time ho came among us. _ There is no ono well acquainted with him but will bear testimony to the laruo generosity of heart , the frank , open manner , _ the honesty of purpose which characterized his every walk in lifo. To his friends ho was universally kind and afl'dctionate ; he bore nialico towards none. none.Ho was a young man of strong charac ter. The great , dcsiro of his lifo was to improve the present opportunities that the future might raise him higher in his profession and in the esteem of his fel low moti. Certainly of him it can truly bo said ; "Well done , good and faithful jorvant. " Those who enjoyed the privi lege of visiting him in his homo know manly pride ho took in all things to that little home. Sixteen no brought his bride to the homo ho hai n such and n in providing. n7imt a grcat futurolooked 6ut before him-sufullof j and an. ticipated pleasure see the yoarfl yet to come. Indeed , ho Tuj B right , to think , for ho had much to , jy Upon honored success , friends , wife , j am confident that for all this ho hu iy thanked "tho Giver of all good giiu Ydt in an instant , in the twinkling of an eye , God called him away. 'Tho child who enters lifo comes not with knowledge or Intent. So thoao who enter death must go as little children sent ; Nothing is known. ] tut I believe that God Is over-head ; And aa Ufa Is to the living , no death Is to the dead. " Thus narrow is the passage between the lifo that is and the life to come , that the eye of faith can almost gain a peep into the paradise of God. To wife , mother , sister , friends , wo can only say "In the room of this grief-shadowed present there shall bo A present in whoso reign no ( friof shall gnaw The heart , nnd never shall n tender tlo Ho brokeu-in whoso rulgu the eternal change That waits on growth ami notion shall proceed With overlaattnp concord , hand in hand. " The adoption of thoao resolutions was seconded by Mr. Sivitzler , who said : "lie was a just judge and maintained his.part with ability , honesty and integ rity. I was always forcibly struck with ono great quality of him thoswiftnos with which ho decided his cases. So aoo as the arguments were concluded bj counsel ho made his decision with clear ness and couniga , and having done ao n attorney or uuitor loft his court feolin that injustice had been done him. Thes , docJions yore often made on difference bjhvoen his most intimate friends with o t alienating them. lie intended t fervo us a judge four years and then enter the arena of practice and contes with his fellow members of the bar. " 0. A. Baldwin saidf "Tho great bar vester comes and reaps wherever he will and oftentimes whore there are the mos ( Uttering prospects and hopes of success This sudden taking oil' into the dim un known camon us to pause and reflect We slight wisher our friends that deat might near them with slow approaches listead of a sudden , instantaneous and > erliaps painless departure , nut in either owe it 11 the whirlpool of death. I know him well , and hia lifo and character was yOU"g mea t0 imitntB niro " , , J ? ° Ut James M. Woolworth said non he came into the county court , ] was engaged in looking after largo intor- e ts of the estates of decedents , and my abors with respectto them were not more than concluded when ho was called away , ana the energy nnd solicitude with which hMnami"L"torod ? the dutica of * " < * tri bunal are beyond all praise. " nimi i Co"no11 B ! < 1 : "I know Mr. Er HI' ' * ? aUir lonaortban any mem- or 01 tuts bar. I remember him when no was a small , round-faced bov Ire. collotTii member him when ho was in thn 2uni nt Mtu l " " ? " ' .ui ! i remember him when ho was undtcidcd whether to go into jour- ° rtll ° lc8al fession I . her hn ! P ; remem. offiM anl l ° 7" ft 8ludont I * " > y ? c "not forcot the tl " i i energy i I.- uoii HO prosecuted all his under- u-lii"5 ? ' A"id "Olvri wlon ) ! * " ' "k of hia the , ° noly.'tIld ' I. I > * * > l > t of Providence. " . ' Ueuick uaid "I was in my soon fomfd'V f0 n ° U" ' tt"d * ad a who could ni.i. owmpaiuon aid me m Wy .tudie. . 1 have lived by his side and I shall always rcinernbci his kind Attentions to hia wife , and ] look upon him an ono of tlio dearest friends I have over had on earth. " Jud o Wakoly said , "I share in th universal feeling of regret. Since h came our lines in lifo lay apart but I can truly say that it is tcldom that any young man in so short n time reached such a place in the community or makes suoli wide circle of friends. Said Judge Neville , "It would seem that when such a lifo is called riway , in finite wisdom is at fault. , but wo mus look upon it as the will of the Great Be ing and wo must submit to it. 1 know Judge Chadwick from the time ho cam here. 1 was accustomed to seeing hin every day and 1 never know him to en gnge in diisipation , or do ono unkind o ungenerous act. There is but ono thin for every young man to do and that is t live like Judge Chadwick , . " Messrs. Montgomery , Moriarity , GUT ley , Smith and Trout ) , also snoko wit like pralso of him ; all admiring hia wis dom as a judge nnd virtues as a inombo of society and a citizen. The court , on its motion.them adjourn cd until thin morning at 10 o'clock. The now "Science of Lifo" fur sur passes all previous editions of this grca work. Embossed cloth covers , full gilt contains a fine medallion engraving o the author , with commendatory resolu tions of tlio National Medical Associatioi engraved on steel. Head the advertise inont in another column. THE MASQUERADE. The Swedish Inurary Association's Unll nt , MuMonlc Hull onSut- tiftlny The masked ball given on last Sutur day night at Masonic hall by the Swcd isli Library association was as largely at tended us any given this winter , with ono exception. The pleasing feature o ! the entertainment was the good fooling tha prevaded everybody. Although the hal was almost crowded , everyone gecmec glad that so many were present. The costumes were the most unique seen ( hi winter , and in many cases were clogan and costly. Two prizes a gentleman' elegant toilet sot and live dollars in gpli had been offered to thnso two making the best impersonations of character ; represented. The English dude was given the toilet sot , and the negro woncl received the money prize. Gustnv An derson. A. Swonby and Henry Wilson were the judges. The cnnimitteo of ar rangements , consisting of John Nerd wall , K. M. Stouberg , * . Anderson , S J. Lorgatrpm , J. Guatasson , T. Nerd wall , L. Hilding , A. Wickinan and Aug Bonzon , did everything in it power to niako the evening an entertaining one and too mucn cannot bo said for the able manner in which it was conducted. "ROUGH ON BATS. " Clears out ruts , mice , roaches , flics ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks gophers. 15c. Druggists 1'crmUs to Wed. The following marriage licenses were issued last week : Prank Bolncok to Fanny Cofal. William H. Bullock to Minnie Win ship. George Koral to Miry Svosko. Henry Marions to Addio Kioto. Juromiah Fenton to Ella Murphy. Soron P. Sorensen to Mary Christian son. son.Fred Taskey to Minnie Roha. Marer.s Otto to Lizzie Ehlors. Frank E. Dvvorak to Tillie Bartosh. John Hoffman to Barbara Drosda. K. Lathrop txTAda Logrnstoin. Jos. F. Barton to S. J. lloddis. Frank J. Jones to Etta Dean. Prokop Krutnel to Ivato Kadoj. Charles M. Melecn to Ellen Siovor. ila Salvo is the most wonder' "M'HInjf medium iu tlio world. Try it. WASHINGTON'S ' BIETHDAY , Anil AVIiy the | > IUHO School * IVcr Kept Open xhat liny. To the Editor of Tlio Boo Several well moaning people i vo criti cised the action of the board of edudjon ; in the "columns of "tho press. This is why wo come to the front. The commit tee on rules recently revised the rules the board , and they in their wisdom substituted stitutod Decoration day in lieu of Wash ington'a birthday. The committee knev they would bo targets [ for criticism , bu were looking only to the best interests o the schools. It is with no 'disrespec that the usual custom of closing the schools is dispensed with ; on the contrary wo think the return of each anniversary is a fitting time to instill into the minds of our school children historic events cbv oring this period , and to that end they caused the assembled scholars in the sev eral buildings to listen to appropriate ex erclses especially designed for this occa eion these cXerciaos to take the place ol the regular work. Certainly no ono would charge the board with depriving any child of his rights. There is no com pulsion in this matter. The schools are open a portion of the day and for a gooc purpose , Wo anticipate that the chil dren will in future years look forward to this day with no small deureo of pleasure as extraordinary efforts will bo made to have the programme interesting and pro- litablo. ONE or TUB COMMITTEE , Absolutely Pure. Thli powder n r r i > nil. A ic r > cl ot mirlt trcneb ud wholctomcoM * Uort i conumlcal t Int hostlnuy klndi , nd C K OI totolJ In cou.jvluOji | rltu ihemultltuJo cl low ml , ihort el l t lum or h' utMt powder * . Bold only'a ' con * . Kcjtl l ) ! t- B -ovrd rCt > . , 109 Wallr * * ( Nir Yolk. ; Bnfants and Children Wltlioat Morphlno or Nrirootino. r . ! Wiat RTC | our Children rosy cliwks , I Whntcurca their fevers , ninkoa them Bleep ; ? 4 'Tl < OnaloHru , Vhcn BoWe * fret , and crv * by turns , What cures their colic , kflls their \\orrns , [ Hut Rnntorlrt. Wliat quickly cnrra Constipation , SourBtomaen , Colds , luiHg < " < tlon : lint Farewell tlien to Jlorphlno Syrupi , Castor Oil and Paregoric , anilHnllCintorln. HnllCintorln. Centaur Llnimont. Anno- elute euro for Rlionmatlsm , Sprains , Bnms , Galls , &o. , and ai bastantanoons Pain-rollover. SPECIAL NOTICES jtsrSpoclals will ronltlvolynot bo Inserted unless palA in advance. _ TO LOAN-Monov. TO LOAN In sums of SHOO fcnd npwanl MONEY annum , OM Douitlan rnunty farms. Ail dress C .11. I'atureoii k Co. , 1221 Knrnam S' . SSQ.lm. _ TO rXAN The lowest r Ua of Uiteros MONEY ' IXIMI Agcnrv. Uth ft n/.uglu 231- 1 ONEY IX ) LOAN In Bums of (300. im uu O. F. Dr.\ls and Co. , Ilcnl Estate B d Lot Agents , 1EO : Fnrniru lit. t93-tf ! " HELP WANTKU. _ _ a thorough ncunn < nnt and K 0l | > eniniui. Bt-t ciUlniil. ] Uox2lShUjlcr Acli. i"38-2 \\7ANTKD-A Kood , lirlgbt boy at the Centra T ) Telcpbono otllco. 64S-2S WANTKU German vlrl for ! ? > ncral house-work 817 South 18th St. 6S3-2SJ WANTKU-A girl to attend a baby 1015 Har noy bt. 645-tf W ANTEIJA nuAfoundlaii'i pup 1015 llimicr fit " * " ANlKl > - ! lrl"for" W Jacksou etrtct. r > il:25H : V\fANfEb Two llrst-c'.asj chambcrmaldi at tb 1 T Cozzeus No llobomlans need at ply. 633-25 \\TANTKU-Oir ! Rttliu la\ton Hotel. Applyt \ \ Housekeeper. l23 "VJrTAJJTCU A seed cook and l-ousoplrl limned > Vatoly. Good \HIKM jiald. W. 1' . UAKLIN. B20-23I Girls and cook at the Sa\en Hou-c WANTED 10th Kt. Sii-23j : T\7"ANTiD : A girl to do general housework at S I ? Ji. ( ialey'd leeldcnco. 2d housa south Daen port , oncat side 22d strrct. 602 tf ANTED A girl , German iircfcmil , 1804 For ram etrect. 476 tf / \UEEN I'nOTnCTOH-Unnreccdontcdlnducements \tJ. offered lady a onta for this now rubberundcrKi muut for luales. Addrcns 1th 'stamps , UnJergar mont Co. , 0 south May St. , Chicago. 180-lnn One hundred teams nnd ono hundre WANTKU laborers for Uallroad work. JIcCOY & JIOUAN CnnllolJ House , Ninth nnd Varnam tits , Omaha. T ADIES OH YoU O JlhNlncltyor country t _ Lj take ni'e , light and plcaeant work at their OKI homes ; ? 2 to S5 a day caiily and quietly made ; wor sent by mail , no canvassing ; nb etawp for rcplj 1'lcaso address Hcllablo lant"g Co. , Philadelphia t'a. drawer TT. S87-lmt " \7t7ANTED A German dining room kitchen gir YV Hesse and Hoppe , 418 S. 13th St , bctwce Harnor and Howard. 666-tf 81TDATIONB WANTED. \1I7AN7F.D A situation to do olllcc cleaning o washing by the day. Addrtss-Mrs "JI. A. C. Bee ulMcc. & 37-27S WANIKD-A situation as book-keeper by an ex ] < ailenced accoutatit. Ituferenccs given. Ac dress Ij. N. " Bee ofllct. ; i25-2JJ TTTANTED-Situatlon In cltj or adjoining towns , ! ) VI man and wile , who can do lirst-elass cooking I hotel or restaurant Address "C. L. N. " Bte ottice 500-25" WANIEU A rdta lo young man wants a place to work , board and go to school. "S , A. W. Bee office 338-tf JIISCELLANEOOn WANTS. Tbreo or four Orst-tloor uufnrnli > hci WANTKD ro nils for I'ght ' liouno kocplug by a small fnm lly. Address "C.'flli4CInrk.-.u ( 647-20H WANTED To Imj n xmall butcher bimlncss In li\o toun. Would bo Milling to ; u Into part jRTahlp with a good man.Addresi "J.lL" liee oillee M7-86S " | " > VXIAni.K men looking for profitable emploj H ; ment , apply to T. F. Collier , publisher 57 Bar ker Mock. fir. ! 2. ! } T\7"ANTrl T ble boarders at 117 N. 14t street f T betuern Capitol a\enueond Dodge strects. | FOB KBNT EOUBOO and Lots. FOU llENT-Furnlshed rooms , 10"i North 16t _ 6pl-2D ( I7 < OK UKST-New Cottage , 'i rojmi three block from street cars. Hanauom Pltco , S25oO ' \UKEi & S1AYNK. N. K. cor. 13th and Farnaiu. SiO tf FOIinENT A furnished room. Inquire HS outh h. CM-2fi _ FOB , UENT-Wlth'board , front room , bay window brlclf house , U.3 north 17th street. 45255 F.5 o"5m ! F"rlllllodV'0"1 Hartley. wh | | boa > d- ( fl ' l-23 ) "rc } TJVOIl UKXT To n laily , n i > 'caant room , furni h Jj and luutid , 5 a month , tiia California btrcct. 623.23J FOU KENT Nlctly furnished rooms. 1903 Karinn street. t03-tl fTOIl KENT furnbhcd rooms , ISIBDcdgoSt. F ° . 429-Z5I T71011 U\NT-Nlcely fnniUhod rooms with or with J ? out board 1016 Dodge St. 100-231 FOK JiENT-A batement with three rooms for light houte keqilniei3 Dodye St. 101 23S F ° 372-'xSr ' | FUrDWl tl r00m Ia21 C"Plt01 aV ° * T qil I.EASK-0 biteln M Jots 18th street , between J ? Ba i"ijwrt and Capitol tt eiiUB , Mt Mil * , for , a tpln > { > " " AMES. * S9-H 1B17 Fam.iu street 1TIOII UENT-A few gentlemen can boacooinodateil I ? H-lth furnished nximi. Apjily IBlb Faruam St. _ _ _ _ _ 4tiQ.tf T7IOH RKVl More ruooi with bajenieit tzo JL1 ' deep , 1DH lamuinSt. I'aULSENfc CO. , 16nu r'anisinStrt-tt. _ _ S > M-U TORUENT-8e ra giudhou r .al i one Broom 17 finely JutnUlieU hou j. John E. Edward * 1111 Tarnam M SM-tf FOU KENT FumUhixl room with or without board. Fluent location Iu Uio city. Aba few Ubla boarder * wanted , N'W. cor. 18th anil r'arnam. im-u Foil KENT Largo lie * . Uo story dcutlo house BMuu' aiKlltluii hultullo lor two ( amillcs or loarUinj home. Jmjulro Kouu 21 , Omaha National 168-t' FOR RENT Furnished rooms on ( ho northwei cor. ISIbuidCapltolavouuo , ( onuorly Croichtoo tou . 188-tt ,7 > iiLNlaHhL ) room lieatoU m.N.liKu. ' ' * B76 rf FOR RENT P corns In Ntbrask * Nation * l ! uk BuUdluB. Uost desiratle otBoes In the clt ) with hjdmuUc do-ator and heated b train. Apply at tank. 82tI 7 011 SAt.lf A whole or i UiUrt-it In a griwry L1 store at Ctutral Oily , Neb. For further parlou rs address 1 * . O. Box 31. (4 J-Ji SAt.Vriitl Int on llth St . oprcVJc brick FOU house , 750. BAHKKIt & MAVNI' M4-25 - _ _ _ \ . - ( ' < onI.fa\cnwoil1i 1 ht. Mil I'nrknvc. UOU.IN3' Agincy 1B10 Fftri.niii. . fli-25 _ Ifjioil SAlK-A full Mooilcil Jtwey bit I o If. I'ct- J'1 tlitrce furnished. Inquire X. Slitlton,2Mll l > edie HI f > 57-ilH-wlt SAM : A frwli row anil en f. P Ice , . . FOIt Mtslnuli , Uth and Uodjtc , or at rc 'dinrc , wcstOii'ftha. r.52 2 > 011 SALK Nice 4 room home , nooil Kirn , full 17 lot , south 12lh trcctl.iW. Kaaytcrm * . Ilniuio 6 rooms , largo lot , birn , ctc.nortli , Odtnlia , { 1,000. Tn ( i room house , quitter arto pround. Hurt St. , . * 500- Monthly | > i jmcnts. IlAUKKll .V MAYNK , N. 1 cor. liUli anil Fatnam. 5 ! ! ' tl . - cottauo on Comcnt trcet. ( ! oed barn. cto. LotfixlSi ) . ? 3,2Ca ? 7oO.'cash , bahiico In monthly I1 "VARKCIIJI , MAYSa K-2lROfi ft beautiful ' < li north ? SI < - * ( c'nnn ICR & , onlv * ltXi. ( IIAUuKK & MAVNK , N. K. ' 3th anil 1'Brntm. Ml-tf lomcottago , h lflot w-ll near toun , eurvtliliitf In ( 'noil * h | > u. I'ncu * l.f,50 If aolJ awiii. J. W. LOUXsWUIlY , iri4 Doui- h * . Ij Oll S VLB An At ulr.v contMlng of 170 colonk * JP e f llccn. A'eo I'O hives w ti tools , lumber , Rinl o\cryiHnt ( uo"e inry for Bic-keoplnir. O IHT Intend ! Uio tnr cast In tin § prlni < . Inquire ol Jcf. lt lrJ , lledwootl Apalry , 35i ; Colmrn St. , Omaha , Neb. MS-39 } . - Sfvcnty-n ; > o pairs ot Ilollcr Skatet ami FOKSAt.KSfvcntyn n u'ocxl bi lne9 . AcldrcH Joseph IVrJ. riatfxnniith , Null. ri7-2 : > t SAt.t : Krtsli mllcli c ma. Henry Heal , cor- FOH Doj oSU. Mt 4J SAW : A llttla Vojo a Hon Plans , at n. FOU | ; alii. lniiiiro | Gdliuliii S ErlcknonV. 621 tf SALK Four show cases > ory rhcnp. Iiunilro AtKaiioltubL'rlckRMi. fiOO-tf TnOlt SAM3 Onorountcf chonp. Inquire n Kd- A1 helm & ErlcUon. 610-28 SALE Oil THADi : A good span of routes , FOU harncus nnd wagon. AmiU to Alex Cl Clmlton , at HcCaxua Ilros. 060-tf FOU HALE A r ro bargain In n business projierty on 13th street , north of Railroad Is paving 1U per cent on Investment. Corner , insy terms. T o good houses and lots InShlnns Jst nddltlon , $200 to tli < l cash , halanco $ lfi to f'JO per mortli. Cluilcu reslileiifcn and residence lots In Hancom'- ) I'll e , and all other additions In the city. IUKY & MOTTKH. Agfnts , 40S-tf S. W. Cor. 1 5lh and Farnatn St . OR HALK Thi ) furnlturo oHho residence N. W. F comer Dth and Hartley. Apply on the premises 403 23 ! FOU SALE 42 acre ] , house , stable , abundance o' fruit , near church and schDDl , 6 miles fro-n rail road , 20 miles from Omaha ,81,0to. Beautllul reside n CM property , 100x423 feet , thado and fruit trees , home and barn. 93,000. 435-23 BELL&SIIRIVEIl , FTOFl BALE Cheap , ono six footaud ono three foot show case at Lyon's Cigar Store , 207 South 10th St. 224 tt FOR SALK A bargain. House of 7 rooms , Dth and Bancroft St. gothic. Well built , barn &c. , only 81.KOO If sold within 00 days. StiAKS & I10S- AUU , Williams Block. 203-t FORSALE House of C rooms In Parker's addition near tbo $20 000 school house new. A cheap place on easy terms. tl.700. bEARS S ; BOSAKI ) , Williams Block. 209-tf TT'OH ' SALE A splendid house ot 10 rooms In JL1 Shlnn'sadrltion. If sold within 30 days only $3.700. SUAhS & BOSARI ) , corner ID.hanu DodgoJ 210-tf j Oll SALE Farm 3 milen from city. lncuiro | ut ' Mrs. llcjcr , over llotdcr's Drug ttore , la and Webster. 872-tf TJVOIl SALE Two counteis ami fifty feet of good JP sheh ing , chop , at 1503 to ) < lgo St. 168-tf F I OH SALE Two l.irgo NormanstalllonB. Address O. D. Birdsall. Walnut , Iowa. 154-lm * FOK SALK A good t o story store i roperty In Wayne , Wayne county , Nob. AdilrcsaO. II. Bird- an ! ] , Walnut , Iowa. ] o5-lint FOR SALE Two open serond-hand bvpclcs and one deiluryvtgun , chop , at 1310 Harncy St. 339 tf SALE-Colorado coal. This coal Is as free from FOR eoot and as clean as Rock Spring. 934-tf JEFF W. HKDFORT ) F1OR SALE Two portable boilers , 10 homo . .owq Apply at D. FITZPATRICK , C88-II 218 South 16th St. FOU SALE A small Mosler , Bahman &Uo. , Bra proof sat- , almost new. at tills otMco. U TfOR SALE My two story brick residence , 19th JT and St. Mary's avenue. Largo bam , out-house , water woms , weU arranged. Lot 50x200. Pi Ice 97.500. Best Bargain la Omaha Call at M. Toft'a People's Bank. 277-t TfOKSALK 12 lots one blocK west of Park a\o AJ 1 ? nue cars. t Lots 50x150. Will mil the whole tran for $7,100 , If sold before January A , 1884. Rcales tate owners bid this bargain , tf you call at People IUqk. . 278-tf TJlOlt bALK Choice butlness property , three lot JD.crr. Saundcrs and Cliarlea Strct. It will pay yea to Investlgato this offer. Call at People's Bank. 278-tf TT < OR SALE Improved property , which will pay J ? the buyer 20 per cent on the Investment. Rcntl ( or 91,920 per year. All occupied by first class ten ants. Will sell for $10tOO , If sold soon. All or one- half each , balance , one to five years. The above In vestment Is worth Investigation. Call at ihe I'tople i Bank. 230-tf 10R BALE Ola newspapers in large and sm U F quantities at this olllce. tl MIBCELLANEOUB. rpj E.VC'IIANOE A ttock of Rfneral rnertliandlso JL. and bnlldloK nt Marcn o [ I < ua , fur Nelirfwkii lands. Addrcai 1' , O. lioxai. &II-S. ' ) FAMILY Ball at H. Ru > tr' , < i March 8th ISiH. tcnt ; tickets $1 00 , ladc ! < freo. tSB-75 A liberal reward to the finder ofatch LOST rni. compai , sauaro andglub. . E L. Wlt- iii n lU2laveni ) > rttt. K'li-251 A RTNEKOLEWOIIK-MI-B EllaGriham. an ox- -ii. purlcnccd nccdlc-Momon. hat opened rooms to trach any work In her llnu. Shu haa al'o a miiilv | of matcrulsi on haiula. Ladlra are linitcil to call and K'C li'ir dlaplay of ccmmeiiutd pliecs. ! 001119 at 1013 loiie ) street. - 565-tf rpAKE.V UP February 14th , 183 , atmv i Xrcsldooco In uctt Onmlm , Knonn the SelJen place , a red roan cow , KELSON B HKIIHOK. 621 27 J ij SPECIALTIES ( or thofc cut f employment to 1 I make money with. Gallon M. L SinHh , 208 K. 16th btreet , and tee samples. 4331m /"I ASH PAID For second hnnd clolhcc , nrderi by \J letters or postalo promptly attended to Ad dress Mr. or Mrs , BrcdcrltheilttouthlOthRt Omaha. 4'0-linoia EDWARD KUEHL , UAOISTF.ll OF PAtUYBTSRY AND CONDITION. ALIST. 803 Tenth atieet , becweon Farnara aad Bar. ney , will , with tbe aid of iruurdlan uplilt * , obtalolng auj one glance in to past nd nrwstit , tnri th < oertalo conditions la thn future. Uv.ts sn.hom m J nrdnr. Porfrnt utlsfantlo iruarantni-t. UNITED STATES OK UMAI1A. Capital , - - $100,000.00 O. W. HAMILTON , Pres't. 8. S. CALDWELL , V. Pros't. M. T. BARLOW. Caahlor. DIRECTOKS ; S. S. OALDWKLL , B. F. SMITH , 0. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAULOW , 0. WILL HAMILTON. Accounts aollclted and kept sub oot to sight chock. Cortlflcutos of Dopoolt Issuocl pay abto In 3 , a and 12 months , bearing ntorost , or on demand without In- orost. Advnncos made to custonioroon approvodBoaurltloa at market rate of Interest. The Interests of Customers are closely guarded and every facility compatible- with principles of sound banking freely extended. Draw sight drafts on EnglandIre * and , Scotland , and all parts of Eu- opo. Ball European Paooat" ) Tickets Promptly Maae *
