THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MAilOH 20,1884 ,
riill ! DAILY I3EE.
OMAHA ,
Wednesday Morning , March 26 ,
The Weather.
For the Upper Mississippi : Clearing
weather , northwesterly winds , becoming
variable , and stationary temperature.
For the Missouri : Northwesterly
winds , becoming variable with a slight
rise in temperature !
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LOCAL BREVITIES ,
Mora rain and oceans ot the fmeit mud
in Amorla.
The overland trnln from the west xas
ono hour and a qu&rtor Into yesterday mornlnij
The noon Imln wort yesterday over ths
Union I'atlfic had Ihtoo stooping cars.
The firemen will give a sociable In their
inoollng room , In the city hall building , on
Thursday evening noxt.
Yojterday morning WM another dull ono
in police court. Not ft single arrest waa m ado
by the police Monday night.
The young people of the I'ronhylorlan
church , Uodgo street , will give a noclal on
Friday evening.
Chaplain howli has boon ordered to Tort
Omaha , to take the place of tlio Into Chaplain
Kneland , U.S.A.
Mr. Matt Clalr hai a number of valuable
maps of the northwest , Issued by the C. k N ,
AV. Hy. for presentation to buslnc-is mon uh (
will call at the railway ollicos In Iho Paxlon.
That old poem , "JIaat over boon >
Omaha1 etc. , if ) very appropriate junt at thi
time , especially the line , "four strong oxoi
Hcarco can ilravv an empty wagon through tin
tow n. "
An adjourned mooting of the board < i
trade was hold Monday when UJQ no\
constitution , looking to a moro molropollta
urganlzation nnd raising the inoinbvrHhli ) fete
to ? li.r ! ) , was ndoiited.
The Missouri I'nclfic was three hour.1 lat
yoatortlay , the delay being oocattunoil by th
waih-out , and the Union 1'aciiic Lincoln train
which Is duo hero at 12:55 : A. M. , did not ai
rive until 5:30 : V. M.
The county clerk and hlscoipsof oasisl
onls have boon tnutly ongogod for no\ oral daj
past In making up the assessment books ft
1834. Two dnyn moro will complete the wor
and the books will bo In roadinois for Hi
assessor April 1st.
The writ of restitution in the CJUJQ o
Ctoimso against Callan , has boon fssnod. 1
will bo aorvod this morning. This will lv
Mr. Crounsa possession again of Croims
block at 10th amlJCapltal Avonuo.
The auxiliary Bucloty for the Homo of th
Frionillos8v\lll meet ou AVodncmlay nt H iO |
in. , at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Dliumorc
17LM Capitol avenue. All members are re
( luostod to bo present. Dolog tos for th
quarterly meeting at Lincoln will be choact
Another disgraceful row ocouiro < l at th
Theatre ComlquoMonday night. Ahnostnlgl
ly thcBO row a take placoiindvvlllso long ofltli
place is permitted to run. It ii only a niattt
o time ami the place will furniMli another soi
Batlunal item for the papers in the way of
tragedy.
The CrCHtoiiGnrotto nmkos the KIngCIt
feel small In the following : "John McCaftrc
* t
returned from Omaha last night , where ho hi
1 boon looking after the interests of hin fire d
partmont. Aftur a close Inspection of hot
the Omaha and Hliimi departments , ho haj
Creston will not sulfur fn the least by n clo <
comparison.
Antono Christiansen , u young man abou
21 years of ago , disappeared Sunday night an
lion not slnco boon hoard of. Ho loaves bi
hind him a vvlfo and child as well as aged pai
cnts , all tit whom are nearly illstractoi
Whether ho was foully dealt with or Is volut
tarlly absenting hlmsolf Is at present m
known.
From a San Francisco paper the follovvln
I
is gleaned in regard to an Omaha colobrlt ;
Miss Nelllo Hurko , a well known oquostriom
on tills coast , has accomplished the romnrl
able feat of riding 100 miles in five consocutli
hours , on n wager ot Sl.OOO. She change
horses forty timofl , anil won In four hours an
fifty-fivo minutes.
Chief Clerk Orltlln , of the railway ma
Borvlco , will Boon cominonco sending inn
through from this city to Oonvor via the liu
lington & Missouri railway on the train lea
Ing this city at 8lf. : a. in. Tlns.wlth the intent
ont out on the Union 1'ncllio at noon , w !
gho two through trains dally for Colorai
mall. The Burlington k Missouri mall se
vice had only been extended as fur west
McCoolc.
The driver on a Park av onuo car bccan
f tightened yostoiday whllo the car vvnt il
Hcemllng the St. Mary'a uvenno hill. I
handed the reins to the foreman , who wim <
car with him , nnd cut the horses loose. Tl
team became frightened , dragged Iho foiomo
out Into thu mud and run down the hi !
throwing thoiunolvis nnd becoming PO tangle
I -\i to require help bolero they could bo oxti
CuUd , The car was stopped and no lUmni
WOK done ,
The lUirllngton Havvkoyo Bays : "So
oral evenings ago the mombom of the Kirnl
Black Crook company passed through the cl
ou route to Omaha. Homo twenty dtz
females , constituting the corps do hath
lounged about In a I'nllman drawing c :
nmoklng Havana cigars with an air of nu
challance that would make n professional trai
turn palo with envy , nnd frolicking with t
men. Tin' crowd of men at the depot Rn/.I
at their false hair and powdered facei did r
alfoct the high kickers In the least,1'
TUB BAIiOONtTANDiUNDAV. .
Ordinance : for CloBiHK tl > n r
IOOHH Declared by < ludco Donokc
to He in Coulllct With
tlio Hlulule.
Judge Bonoko has made public his i
c'ulon in the c o of the city agai
Alice SJiannon. This suit involved I
ralidity of the ordinance prohibiting I
keeping open of licensed saloons on Si
day. The arguments were made by Hi
W.J. Connell for the city and O.A.Bahh
and Walter Bennett for tlio defense ,
Saturday last. Judge lienoko has wi
ten his opinion in this case , which
will deliver to-day.
Three points were made by the att
noy for the defense. Only one of th
was' decided by the court. Jut
Boneko holds the ordinance under vvhi
Alice Shannon is charged is in confl
with the statute. It is therefore vi
and of no dlcct. It is the opinion of I
court that this ordinance makes cri
inal what the law does not intend to
such.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
A Large Anionnt of Small Business
Transacted Last Night ,
Another Iilst of Appraiser * for Knr >
nani Street Appointed Shan
non' * 1'cllllnn Iinlil on
thoTuliIc.
A regular meeting of the city council
was hold last evening. The council waa
called to order by the clerk. Councilman
Murphy was elected president pro torn.
Roll called. Members present Ander
son , Bohm , II.iBC.ill , Kaufman , Lcodor ,
Murphy , Uodfiold , Thrano and Wood-
worth.
PETITIONS AMI ( JO.MMfNIUATIONH.
Froin the mayor : Giving notice that ho
had approved coitain ordinances , Filed.
From the toayor : Appointing Samuel
J. Ilahn , Dennis Cunningham and Kd <
ward Ainskow appraisers , to assess the
damages reuniting from extending and
opening Phil Sheridan and Colorado
strootn , and widening Plum street. Con
firmed.
From the mayor : Appointing Horace
Jones , Lorcn T. Peterson and Xonas
Stevens appraisers to asRcss damages
arising from the extension of Nicholas
street to Twenty-third. Confirmud.
From the mayor : Appointing A. L ,
Strang , Tliomaa Swobo , and W. J. Kennedy
nody to assess damage * resulting froir
changing the gradu of Farmam strco
from Sixteenth street west to city limits
Confirmed.
From the mayor : Appointing tin
clerks and judges for the various polliiif
places at the coming election. The fol
lowing are the names of the appointees
First ward .Judges , Josiah Kent , Join
Mathieson , and Isaac Ilubin. Clerks
Julius Barnard and P. O. Conner.
Second ward , first district Judgns
James Donnelly , Sr. , Chas. Krolcsani
G. U. Slyker. Clerks , Fred Brutinhi ]
and \V. 15. Cliristio.
Second ward , second district Judges
Phillip Andrios , P. Woinhaas and Juliu
Kudcfski. Clerks , C. L. Thomas air
D. J. Baldwin.
Third ward Judges , John II , Sahloi
\V. B. Peyton and William Moraii
Clerks Henry II. Clark and Henry U
Myers.
Fourth ward Judges , 1) . Kcnnisloii
D. T. Mount and John Henry. Clerks
S. II. Liehtoborgor and Merit
Baswitz.
Fifth ward , lirst district Judges
John McDonald , Schuylor Wakolioli
and Samuel Cornfield. Clerks , George E
Wright and II. L. Soward.
Fifth ward , second district Judges
T. B. Ellingwood , W. J. Whitohoum
and J. F. Borgan. Clerks , B. F. Hod
mail and F. W. 1'ickons.
Sixth ward Judges , Aaron Hoe
Charles Wilkins and Henry Hitter
Clerks , Charles Braden and Henry Os
trom ,
The above were confirmed.
From mayor : Appointing Mauric
Sullivan a special policeman for thirl
days to take charge of cleaning th
alloys of this city. Confirmed.
From the city treasurer : Giving notic
that John Kane had paid ? M.5 ! ) tax ui :
dor protest. Allowed.
A number of bills vroro referred witli
out reading.
_ From M. C. Moanoy , street commie
sionor : Itocommunding that a box o
pipe bo put in on Nicholas and Nine
tconth strcetn in order to save street mi
protect lho city. Referred to the boar
of public works with power to act.
From J. II. McShano : llcqucslin
that Farnam street in front of lot 5 , i
block 8 , in Capitol addition to Omaha
be put to full width and grade. lie
forrod.
From D. T. Mount and C. 0. Ilunl
Asking a donation of § 1,000 to assist i
paying the premiums for the state tire
mon'a tournament , to begin on the --'a
day of July , 1881 , and continue 11 v
days. Referred.
From H. Tiuiard. Asking extonsio
of time for laying the sidewalk in fron
of hin promises on the corner of Duvoi
port and J cllcrson streets. Granted fc
ninety days.
From Peter S larky and ton othon
Requesting that the pond on the soul
side of Farnam street , in McCouuick
addition , bo filled up. Referred.
From Horace Jones , Xonas Stovoi
and Moses F. Shinn : Giving report <
damages assessed to Jots 2 , iiand'l , i
Nohon's addition , arising from the o ;
tension of Indiana street. Referred.
From four druggists : Giving statomoi
of liquor sold or given away by then
Referred.
From a tax payer : Calling attention <
the council to the condition of Sovoi
toenth strct between Clark and Graci
Laid on table.
From John Bamford : Asking1 for n
oxtention of GO days time for laying siJ
vrulko in front of his promiscx. R
forrod.
From John J. Council ; Asking po
mission to remove his frame house to tl
back part of let 2 in block 101. R
forrod.
From cily Physician : Rocommondii
that a duitahlo place bo provided for la
ing care of the poor sick and injiuodsii
gosling the city hall building , and th
up arrangements bo made with the Womni
hoot Aid association for managing the he
pital , Referred.
ot From Barney Shannon : Calling atto
tion to the alleged misconduct of tl
police otlicers. Laid on the tablo.
From Mary Parrptt : Asking an extc
sion of time for laying sidewalks in fro
of her pormisos. Referred.
From Jumos Stookdalo and nthci
Asking that thoproposcd gradoof Chica
street bo so changed that the deepest c.
between Twenty-fourth # nd Twoiily-M1
Btrr.ota shall not exceed nine feet. IJufc
lo rod.
ist FrnmChailos Gun taut and otliom : As
.ho ing that the width of Twenty-third strc
.ho between Cuming and California utroo
bo reduced so that the curb lines will 1
in- twenty foot distant from the center lin
Referred.
mien Mr. Kcdfiold waa excused frnm tl
on committee appointed to investigate tl
it- afkira of Ja'ines Oroightcu , chairman
itho boark of public works. 0. D. Woo
ho worth waa appointed in his stead.
Permissions vroro given to the dem
or- crutic and republican parties to hold UK
cily conventions this week in the coun
chamber ,
ch liK-.OI.UT10.NS ,
ict By Luodur : Tlmi the committee on t
bo required to repair the gas fixtures
he thi ) band stand on Jollnrson oqua :
inbo Adopted ,
bo By Redliold. That the protest of
Bemdorf on taxes paid , ho taken from \
files and referred to committee on
judiciaryAdopted. .
By Kaufman. That seven copies of the
now cily directory bo purchased for the
use of the cityolllcials. Referred.
Four sidewalk resolutions were re
ferred without reading ,
UBroiiTs or COMMITTEES.
On claims : Recommending that the
city treasurer bo instructed to refund
84 HO tax to Fred Xwoifol , paid by him
under protest. Adopted.
On claims : Ilocommonding the al
lowance of several bills amounting in all
to 812335. Adopted.
Sidewalks and bridges : Recommend
ing that the petition of Hans Bock ana
six others bo placed on file , and that the
grade of Thirteenth street between Vin-
ton and Bancroft streets remain as es
tablished. Adopted ,
Same ; Recommending that the board
of public works direct the Woodman lin
seed oil works to plank the alloy in block
10'JJ ' as required by ordinance 573.
Adopted.
Streets and grades : Recommending
the passage of an ordinance establishing
the grade of Williams , street in Hart *
man & Kountzo's third addition.
Adopted.
Polico. Recommending that the peti
tion of II. D. Shull bo referred to the
city marshal. Adopted. C7.3
Public property and improvomonta :
Recommending that the mayor bo in
structed to execute a warranty deed to
lot 2 , in block 8 , for J. M. Kddy for
82,52(5 ( , the highest bid for the same.
Adopted.
Sidewalks and bridges : Recommending
that the width of sidewalk on the north
nldo of Grace street , between Nineteenth
and Twenty-first , bo changed from six to
font foot. Adopted.
OIim.VAM'BS.
By Kaufman. Declaring it to bo unlaw
ful for any person knoping billiard tables
for profiler hire to permit minors under
18 years of ago to play at billiards and
providing a penalty therefor. Road
Iwico and referred.
By Kaufman Establishing the grade
of Ninth streel bolwoon Charles and
Hickory. Passed ,
By HaBC.ill. Revealing so much of ordinance
dinanco 571 as orders the curbing and
guttering of Jackson and Jones streets ,
und that part of Eleventh , Twelfth ,
Fourteenth , Fifteenth and Sixteenth ,
between Jones and Howard. Passed.
By Lcodor : Repealing Chapter throe
of Chase's compiled ordinances , entitled
"Animals runing ntlargo , " repealing ordinance
dinanco No. 472 , and to provith for tin
appointment of a pound mastot Laii
over.
over.By Rcdfiold : Determining the mahnci
of paving bolwoon rails , laying of t\ i
and rails and regulating the use by strco
railways on streets ordered paved o
otherwise improved. Passed.
By Bohm. Designating Howard street
between 13th and 15th , as the place o
holding a hay market in the city of Omahi
and providing a penalty for violating th
provisions of such ordinance. Read an <
referred.
By Bohm : Creating a board for th
inspection of buildings in the city o
Omaha and defining its duties. Passed.
By Bohm : Establishing the urado o
Elovonlh slrool bolweon Williams am
Bancroft street. Passed.
By Hascall : Establishing the grade o
Williams between llth , and 17th streets
Passed.
On motion of Ijascall the chairman c
the board of public works waa instructci
to designate an inspector for Farnar
utroot sowor.
The council Ihcn adjourned.
TlioiiHiuielH Say So.
Mr. T. W. Atkins , Girard , Kan. , write
"I novcr hesltnto to recommend your Kloi
trio Ulttoirt to my custoinon , they civo ontii
satisfaction nnd aio rapid Boilers. " Klcctri
lUtterH art ) the purtmt and bout modlcli :
known nnd will pOHltivcly utno Kidney an
Llvor complaints. 1'urify the lilood and rc |
ulnlotho bowels. No family can afford to I
without thorn. They will nave hundreds <
ilollnra in doetor'n bills every yo.ir. Sold i
50 coutu n bottle by C ) . 1' ' . ( loodnmn.
AMUSEMENTS ,
'Our American GoiiHlu" at ( ho Boyt
Cioorgo Ilolland supported by Mis
Constance Muriollu and a very poor con :
pany , appeared in Tom Taylor's coined }
"Our American Cousin , " at Boyd'a opor
honao last night , to a very light house
With a favorable notice of the work c
Miss Muriello and Air. Holland , all piais
for the Ilolland comedy company mus
coano. The writer in not in a position t
compare Mr. Holland'u work with that c
the .lamented Sothern , but is of the opin
ion 'that Mr. Holland's conception ot th
part of "Lord Dundreary" is very noarl
a correct interpretation of the author1
ideal "Dundreary" . Why Mr. llollan
does not surround himself with mor
such artistes aa Misa Muriollo , is "
thing no follow can findout. . "
" \VltloAvvnUo
0. F. Goodiimii H nlwiiyH iilnulu hlx lm
noun nnd Hjinren no lialim to m > oiiro Iho bflHt t
every arlMo In his lino. Ho lia-s ncoiired Ui
iipency for the colplirntod Dr. Klng'H N >
Ulacuvury for Ciii8Uiniitlon , Thu only eui
tnlu euro known fur Coimtuniitloii , Cuui !
Cohln , ] lonrsonc i , Aathuin , Jluy l < 'ovorUr > i
chltU , or auynfloctloii of tin oat uiul luici
Hold on si iHifiltlvu piumvntoo , TiUI bottlt
freo. lloc'iilnr biro SI
lo
Itituiiiian Trent inoiii.
The people in the vicinity of Caldwo
and Campbell otrcola , North Omaha , ai
occasionally treated to n performanc
lit , which they think would boiler adorn
menagerie , as the actors resemble brute
rather than human beings. On Sundn
morning when most people wore i
church and those who staid away woi
enjoying the brighl sunshine and
li
lint iting air this discordant "citciio" agai
commenced. There wore throe po :
formers. A man , woman , and a bo
about ten ycau old , The man led oil' i
true ring master style whipping thu > o
i. about the yard with a horse whip. A
soon as ho came near the housi tli
woman altackcd him with a leav
0 broom , bcatinc him over the head wit
both hands Yhilo ho Hod cryiwg " 01
I/UVJ1 41tlllU0 , mtltw * W * tv * w tr * j , tt
. inothor ! Oh dear , my head , my head.
c. But this libel upon the nacrcd imnu pui
auoei him , and gutting him between In
and the house laid blows upon Ilia hea
which could bo heard u block , Mid the
pushing htm into the houuo followed an
sliut the door upon the difgracoful scon
Wo do not know what waa thu pllonse i
the boy , but it could bo nothing vvhu
would justify atich troatment.
ANOTHER WHOLESALK ESTAH
L1SUMENT.
in FAY it Co , formerly of Minnoapol
Minn. , will open a wholesale oonfoctiu
ery , cigar and fruit business , in u fi
C. Iwuoka , at the old stand of I'iercoy
hu I llndfurd on Faruam stroot. Qm&\ \
DEMOORATIO PRIMAEIES ,
The Itofliilt Kntlroly Snllsfac-
lory In All tlio Wnuls
ICxccjittlie Third.
The democratic primaries were hold
last evening between the hours of 0 nnd 7.
Not much enthusiasm was manifest. In
ono ward only , the Third , was Ihoro any
contest. Hero three tickets were in the
Gold. One headed by Aug. Weiss , ono
Pat. Ford , and the third by John
Connell for councilman. The following
ro the names of the delegates to attend
10 city democratic convention which
oota to-night at 7.0 ! ! , and the result of
10 ballot for councilmcn in the various
ardfl.
FIIUST WAIlll.
DelegatesChas. . Kaufman , Thomas
lasoy , David Guild , Ghas. Connoyor nnel
'atrick Desmond.
For cily councilman Gco. W. Dun-
an received 221 votes and Felix
ilaven 50.
SKC'O.NII WAHII.
Delegates-H. O'Kofle , Win. II.
Jams , V. Burkloy , Kd. Moriarty.
John Mahony was the unanimous
ihoico for city councilman. _ '
It is understood that this delegation
will favor Iho ronomination of the old
lembors of the school board.
Tlllttl ) WAUII.
Dolegaten Julius , Meyer , John
iVuothrich , Henry Fairish , Ilenry I lorn-
lorgor , Michael Donovan.
For councilman Pat Ford received 185
otcs , John O'Connell 127 and August
, Veiss 112.
roUHTH WAKI ) .
Delegates J. J. O'Connor , Joromn
'ont/.ol ' , W. A. L. ( libbon , Peter Goes ,
'rtiman ' Duck.
No candidate for councilman was voted
'or hero. The nomination has been left
o the central commitleo.
riKTH WAllll.
Delegates A. N. Ferguson , James
Ilolan , II. B- Brown , W. T. Whitohouso
and Tim Moriarity.
J. II. Whalen , for councilman , received
'J10 votes.
VfllTHVA1UI. .
Delegates Andrew Smith , Gcorgo E.
Stratman , Lewis Shields , John Morris
nd James Powell.
J. II. Winspear , for councilman , re
ceived ! ! ! > votes , being the unanimous
choice of his ward.
Considerable dissatisfaction is ex
pressed by Mr. O'Connell , of the Third
ward. Ho claims to have been defeated
by his opponents by a trick. It is
thought he will run independent.
"ROUGH ON HATS. "
Cleat * oul rats , mice , roaches , flies ,
ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks ,
a. lt > o. Drumjista
JaniCH Allan , of West I'oint , is at , Uuj Jill
l.ml.
* 1. 13. Johnson , of Hrown\nio , U a Millan
guest.
V. T. 15aiiille , of ChlcaRei , U at llio Ictio
polltan.
II. M. Cftsteller , of ISluir , is a guest of tin
Paxtun ,
] ! hur Polo club is htopping at the Mctio
j. C. Wilbur , of Lawrence , Kaa. , is at th' '
troiiolltan ,
C. L. Koto , of ] r.-uti Ks , Neb. , is nt th
.oy and C. I. l.amb , of Ktnnton , nr
atthoMillitid.
15. A. ( Jibson , of iVceping Water , h utajini
at the Milltml.
J. M. Doyle , laely and child are stopphiB a
tlio Metropolitan.
i frH. .1. K. t > y , l.acon , III. , is n guest o
the MotropwUtau.
. ) . W. I tow/oo , of Silver City , 1. T. , is a :
the Metropolitan.
Hon. r. G. Humor , of Ke.irnov , N rcjjiv
tercd at the Millnril.
Mr . 1C. Cleinis umthih' , of Decatur.Nob. ,
ni-o at the Metropolitan.
1'art of the HollandOoinoily conip'nyarc
Htoppinff at the Metru'olltnii.
W. I ! . Hardy , of uinuoln , .mil V. M.iS.ic.
kott aio rogiatorojnt the J 'ax ton.
t ! . 1' . Mario'i f Beatrice , niul Sanid.
( Uovor , of Ar ) Bt ° "i mo ! lt llnllllard. | .
Jnmni S. Armstronpt and 51. 15. 'I'liumpson.
of Albion wo stopping at the Paxtou.
J ! . J3 , Vallaoo , of I'alrbuiy , nnd ,1,0. Krin-
gel , of Wisnor , are Riiouts of the Millnrd.
Tl' < loading inoinborH of the Holland coin.
edycompany are registoreil nt the Millard.
f. W. Kra/er , of Atkinson , and C. W ,
1'ylo , of Odcoola , are stopping nt the Millard ,
13. Chaiinor nnd vvlfo mill r.inlly Channor
of AVavorly , Neb , , urn clapping nt the Metro
politan ,
Mm. .TausVowaky nnd family of 1'uoblo , ni
rlvod lu the city yesterday on a v Isit anil an
the ( 'iiiwt.i of C , C. Schaefcr.
K , T. Smith , superintendent of the Katisa
k I'ncllic railroad fiom KansasCity to Denv er
with hoiuliUiirtorH | at Kansas City , U in th !
cltv , uiul in ftpuast at the Millurd.
.W. L. ljukor , roprcsontinjf C. I , llooil
Co. , propriotoru of Hood'n Sanaparllln , Is ii
this clt ; , and la busily ongogcd Inalsttibutlni
broadcast a largo number of cards and bo k
sottig forth the merits of the goods hohnn
dps.
dps.Miss
Miss Vuiuiio Arnold , orginlat and cliorhte
of St. Phllonioim's choir , leaves to-day fo
Lincoln , to take part In the state imtuical am
ilraniatlo ontortuluinont at that city thi
week. Miss Arnold , who la known n 0110 o
the boat v ocnl anil instrumental musicians o
Omaha , will bo acconi | > .iEiod by Mrs. Hirmi
Uohlnson , a contralto of unusual talent , win
lias bcou n roMilont of Omaha but a fav
months , and whom Omaha will hoar for th <
lirat time lu n solo In M ozart'n Twolttli MOBS
now being rehaarned at St. Philomona'H fo
I3aator Sunday. It la safe to eny that tin
worthy representatives from this city wll
carry elf the honors nt the Lincoln entertain
inont , nt which delegates will bo pruxcnt fron
voi lous parts of Nebraska us null at fron
Kansas.
Tlio IMillharinoiilo Concert.
This ovonl which takes place Thurada )
oning at 15e > yd's opera house , will bi
ignalixvd by the lirst appearance bofon
an Omaha audience , of tv\o rcnovinec
artists who como with their merits am
fume well established , and who are cer
tain to win additional plaudits here. Tin
enterprise ) of the Philharmonic Society ii
placing before our people , at what miu
ho a considerable expense , the opportu
mty ( o hear on one prcgtammp , artists o
! io rank of Kinma S. Howe and Teresa
/arrono , deserves to bo rewarded.
Nor is thej part which the chorus of the
'hilharmonic will take in this concert ,
o bo overlooked by those who are in-
crestcxl in what belongs to Omaha.
Their success in the last concert was
noxpoctcd and a surprise to the nudi-
nco , hence there will bo a general inter-
si to hoar more of their work on this
ccasion
BLAIR AGAINST OMAHA ,
\n KvellliiK Contest nt MIR Skntlng
lllnk Imst NlBht in Which the
Vlsltorn Co mo Off
Victorious
The roller skating last evening was
rowdcd to its standing capacity to wit-
icss a game of polo between the Blair
ind Omaha teams.
At ! ) o'clock Mr. D. W. VanCott , as
oforcc , called the amo niid the follow-
ng gentlemen appeared upon Iho floor :
Tcssrs. Sterns , Stevens , McDonald ,
Higloy , Kinney and Ballard , of Blair ,
and Messrs. McKoon , Canfiold , Hitch
cock , Holfroy , Gralton and Rubidoux ,
of this city.
After Iho grand march the clubs took
heir rcspcrlivo positions with Messrs.
Horford and Daniels aa judges.
At thosound of the rcfereo s whistle the
'runners" of the clubs started poll moll
'or ' the ball , and for thu next five min
utes everything was confusion. The first
'lining waa won by the Omahas , not ,
lowovor , until Iho Blairs had claimed
"goal. " Their claim was not sustained
jy Iho referoo. The next inning was
won by Iho Blairs. Now the excitement
ran high , as this made the cluba game
sters. The last inning was a repetition
of the former Iwo , and was won by the
Blairs amid the cheers of thu apoctatora.
1'ho Omaha team challenged the Blair
club to plaj a series of three games.
This waa the second game played and
won by the Blair team. The Itlair club
is worthy of praise for its fine appearance
ind gentlemanly conduct. Not an ob
jection was made to any dcciaionof judge
sr roforco , and the boat of feeling pre
vailed throughout the entire gainu.
The defeated ilub will play al Council
Blufld next Saturday , and is going into
practice immediately for that purpose.
lliiclclcii'H Arnica Salvo.
The Rrontoht moilienl wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily euro Burns , Cuts , Ul
cers , Malt llhoum , Fever Soros. Cancers. Piles ,
OliillblaiiiB , Corns. Totter , Chapped hands.
tn't nil pldn eruption , gurantccd to euro in
every Inntanca , or money refunded. 2.1 cents
Attention Fil'ih AVard
The Fifth Ward Republican primaries
will bo hold atFiank Sasstrom's boot and
shoo store , No tiOli No. Sixteenth atresl ,
Thursday evening , March 27. Polls open
from 5 to 7 p in.
AV. C' T U. Special Notice.
All members und Indies interested in
temper.uico arc earnestly requesled to at
tend a special meeting in our now rooms ,
No. 120 15th street , at 2:30 : p. m. .Thurs
day , March 2i ( , by order of president.
Mas L. G CIIAULION , Scc'y.
Tlio Hospital Fund.
Some exceptions have been taken to
the article in Monday evening's BEE inre-
gard to the doduotioii of forty cents for
the hospital fund from each man's pay.
It is claimed by iomo of the Union Pa
cific employes that this only applied to
men who dr.xw pay every thirty days.
A certain joung man was employed
last wcok in the freight house of the
Union Pacific company for four days anil
u hall. At the end of lhat time ho was
laid oil'and a time chock given him , witli
the forty cents deduction for the hospi
tal fund. At the time of receiving hit
time check he was told to como around
this week and ho might have a few days
work. Ho says ho thinks that the de
duction is made whether a man works oni
day or thirty.
ThU powilnr never rariuj , A marvel of jmrlt
triiijhr.nd ( wiolMoui ! n More couumical tl-at
thaci'.hmry kindsami c ' * o liopold in comiwtuoiil
nitathruiullttudectlow i n.eliort wolul tnluni or
ph . ( .hato p < iwien. ! Hoi 1 uuiy In tun * Jtoja IJil. .
Pit l > nwilr ( > > , 10.1 Will < . t N w Vi.rlr
.SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAHTBl ) .
_
T AUlhS OK V UJNeOI > liruTv rTmHtr7"t7
J Uku nlroll lit ninl iilonMiit work nt tlitlrimn
humus ; * 2 orji ! u claj i.-uil ) uiul | ulttly u ndo ; vi/rk
8r"it lij null ; no otn\ai iiiL' , nn ttamis for rcrl }
1'loaso Mlclrooa Uellablo 5lan I'y Co , I'lilLukljihla , I a
drawer , IT. V\.6-liro
/"VUKCN
VvJ oOcrtxl l ly meotj fur thu , iic rubber un
inOit for Udlisn. Aitdtow IUi winiM , LaJua' Uu-
dcrvartnent Co , 8 wutli May ht , thc ! 'O. Stl-lia
WANTEll Hillfs or Jomitlatn to take nice
| > ! oa uit work nt ttii-lr uwii home ; * 2 to Jl a
day , eabilv niaile : ork * tnl bv nail ; no ranvanlnir.
. Itldd & Co. , Uu 157 Uubunuo low.
\VANTEl-hltu Uoii B local ur citvililiir or
> liiul M iiuuiKvr li > > ouiieniTKe'tla ; niirrleil
man. Had rxfnoni | accu.toimd lo tiu'ral unv \
HorUoii vuukl } . llrkt rU < re * CnaUud rtlir
trui' , ail'lmn J | ! ox S4 , Abhlui I Jf U s ' > |
FOR
1/Ort.SAI.i : -A Mlaorv faun > mn uil'n iu > rtliHr > t
1 uf Kn'iiiont. Jv * acru flno butUiui Im > liiud , IIIIUH- ,
earn , ir ! > nar\ , fill t tr U I'rlfe tl , ' i , tl.lcO i .li.
Addrim JpllS JiilINbO.N , Jaii.iitu\ . Net.
Ub-CTt
ASiiall ktiot , of Drii''t and l-Un t , ' FUturci
fur tale 111 the lite tdu n ofV < i'ul ( > o , Ncl.raski- .
1-LOi niiculiii-lira | ilijVian. AdtlrewJ , II. MIL.
I.It , r.lklioin bUllon , tn.li. 759 ; |
MISOELLAUEODS VfAHTS.
\ \ * \tiu I'o Kent. Bulij' faroibt KortlienX. \ ,
11 H lry fariutrulla ) iialnt a ViltliMinulkcturt
'Illuttvr ' &Chco c ) for ono or Ibu ) r with or lth
out Htock
IJ3-W Adar , A. B. , Ofliiv.
for Infants and Children.
Castorlnnroinof p Dltrosdoti
tinel overcomus l-'luuiluncy , Constipa"
tion , Sour Stomach , Diarthroa , nnd
Fovcrisliucsa. It insures hunltb nnel
natural Bleep , without morphine.
" Cnstorla \ < \ so well adapted to Children that
t recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me " II. A. ARCHER , M. 1) . ,
SJ I'ortlnnd Are. , llrooklj-n , N. Y.
Vflmt Rlvei our Children rosy chocks ,
UTiat eurus tlit-Ir fevers , mnfctN tlaciii sleep :
'Tin Cmtnrln ,
Wten lialile * f ret nnd cry liy turns ,
What ciuta tholr colle , kills their wornn ,
Hut C'ii tnrln ,
% Vlmt quickly ctire-i Constipation ,
SourStomacli , Colds , Indl vstlon ,
HutCnutnrlft
Tarenell then to Jlorphlno Syrups , ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , aud ' 4
llnll Cn < tnrlal '
CENTAUR LINIMENT m absolute euro for llliouinn-
Ism , Sprains , Burns , Galls , . The most Powerful mul Ii
iratlug Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man
"Pfl XFfS "
JT Y"
UWtoLuI
DOM'T
The Koyal Baking Powder Co. , try to iivo the inference thai their
poM'tler contains more CREAM TAKTKH and tliah its LKAVKNIXO FOWDEK is
greater than any other inndc , as stated in their advertisement on the
'Comparative Worth of Baking Powders. " exhibited by black lines. Our
lame waa mentioned in connection with one of our chenppr brands ,
innile ol'diil'erent materials iw the trade migiit demand. Our nuui : TAII-
TAU brand o AXDUEWS' TEAHL was omitted evidently fora very good
reason , judging from the KiaAiiVK JIEIMTS of Andrews' "Pearl. " and the
lloyal , as clearly demonstrated bv the ( jovcrnment Chemist , Dr. Peter
Jollier , nf the Department of Agricultureat Washington , from samples
received by him from dealers who furnished the samples irom their
stocks on hand in open market.
Slum me excess of Cream Tartar In An '
drews' 1'onrl over llojnl , ascertained BE , COLLIER'S ANALYSIS ,
b > CoicrnmentChemlst Collier. U. S. UKP'T. or A.itiii'iTt UK , )
Washington , 1) . C. , March 10,1SS3. )
C. E. ANDREWS & CO. Gentlemen. I receiv
ed by express from Thos. Lydon and J. P. Harkins
Co. , Grand Avo' , Milwaukee , and Harper Bros. ,
Chicago , 111. , samples of Andrews' Pearl and Royal
Baking Powders. The cans were in good condition
when received and the seala unbroken. I find upon
analysis that Andrews' Pearl Baking Ponder con >
tains about four and a half 4i per cent. MOKK
CIIKAM TAUTAII than the Royal Baking Powder , and
n proportionately larger percentageof Carbolic
Acid Gas , ami 1 find it to be free from alum , and
any injurious substances.
Sincerely yours ,
PETER COLL1EH ,
U. S. Chemist , Dept. of Agriculture.
Government Chemist Collier's ' Analysis as to the Lcavcmpg Qualities.
ANDREWS' PEARL..I
No wonder the Royal Co. , omitted Andrew's Pearl 1'roiu their "Com
parative List. " as Government Chemist Collier's analy- shows conclu
sively two thin s : 1st That Andrews' Pearl contains MOKE CIUAM : TAIJ-
TAH then I he Royal , as shown by the cuts above : Ud. That the LLAVK.V-
IN i-owiu : o _ Andrews' I'carl is OUSATKU tlian the Roj a1 , us shown by
the two black lines above.
Wo will give the Itoyal Ce > . , or any one else § 1,000 or gj.OOO if they can provo by
any fair mutual test that Andrews' Pearl Baking Powder does , or ever did , contain
alum or any injurious substances , and this challenge is opi'ii forever. Andrews'
Pearl Baking Powder is eustaine'd by a testimonial as to its Purity and Strength by V- ,
the only genuine commissioned Government Chomht , such as thu Uoyal Co. never
have published. TRY IT.
0. E. ANDREWS & CO , ,
287 , 28 , 2 ) i , E. Water St. , Milwaukee.
4-n MifHgnn live.
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0. M. LEIGHTON. II. T. CL UIK1 , .
BUCCKSSOUS TO KENNAUD BP.OS. & CO. )
ifre i
gELSfcLw.y *
Paints. OiSc ; .
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T i rSJ'V" "fXrM ' ' , < $ ' * ' " 1
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. S. H ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth , - . . . Nel
BRJiDiaor TllbROValllilll'D IIP 1III1U QOiDI
IIEREFORO AHO JERSEY CATTLE
I AMD DUROO oa ; M T RID SWIM
I TYouu < itock for u'a , Coireipoudeact tollcloa
DUFHENE & MENOELSOM.
HTKIMO\ TO OMAHA NATIONAL BANK
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