Nebraska Newspapers

    flTR. r > AnY mGAlAHA , SATURDAY" , MAJtOB.f29,1884 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning , March 29 ,
The Wonthcr.
For the upper Mississippi valley : Colder
followed by slightly warmer and _ generally
ally fair weather , northwesterly winds.
For the upper Missouri valley : Slightly
warmer nnd generally fair weather ; north ,
crly winds , shifting easterly , preceded in
southern part by slightly colder weather.
LOOAL BEEVITJES.
Cftbbago and garden truck is arrlv'.off In
largo quantities now.
The Denver train was three hou n Into in
Teaching this city yesterday morning.
The approaches to tlio lamllnr , * have been
arranged , and Uio Sioux City and 1'ociRo
company nro now ferrying their brain j acrow
ho river by the old wy.
Three Inmates oi the Child's hospital in
th ! ) city are Ijing sick with tlio mcasloi.
roars are ontortatnod that others will bo at
tacked by thla diitwo ,
The American Hotel Iteglster contains
the Information that the Kitchen Brothers
contemplate the addition of ntxty more moms
ia tholr already capacious hotel ,
In pollco court yesterday there were
two caoos for disturbance of the poaco. They
were each fined ? 5 and costs , nmi wore both
nont tip to the county jail.
In thocasoof thoStato against Newell
In the pollco court yesterday , the ovldonoo on
the part of the Btato was all Introduced. The
case was then continued until next Tuesday
nt 10 ft. m.
The dreadful condition of St. JInry'a
Avenuoat this tlmo shows the importance of
the proposed Improvement of Lonvcnworth
jitroot , which will rollovo thoavenuo of A great
deal of the country travel.
1Y > o bridge over the Flatto river on the
Jtepublican Valley road , which has boon Impassible -
passible for several days , was itrongthonod in
mich a manner Thursday that the trains were
permitted to pass over it lost night.
Vincent Ellwood la the name o ! the horse
thief brought down from Blair last night by
Mr. Emory. Ho was placed in the county
jail. Ellwood admitted his guilt. Who ho is
or where ha oamo from cannot bo learned.
The haok driver of 0.8. Higgins reported
ho had driven over a man on 10th street and
Capltaljavenuo last night Search won made for
thoinjurodinanbutho could not bo found. The
driver saya the polo of the hack struck him
in the rido. The horses were reined by the
driver before the carriage paasod over the unfortunate -
fortunate man. They were then bucked up
and the man got up and walked away. Upon
inquiry by the driver ho stated that ho was
not hurt. Mr. Higgins' employe says the man
muct have boon severely Injured as ho was
driving his horscusyi a good round trot at the
time the man wo'jftruck.
t The postoffi JPdepartmont has ordered tlio
welgblngof mrJj over tbo Union Pacific , the
Burlington & Missouri , aud Sioux City k Pa
cific from Fremont to Valentino , to begin on
April Oth. This order necessitates the hiring
of twenty-eight mon. They have all b on
appointed , thirteen of whom nro from this
city. Theso.welghera will bo employed thirty-
five days and recolvo 8105 for tholr aorvlcen.
W. P. Fnray , Fred Thompson , C. A. Dun-
bam , E. B. Southard , I. B. Saunders , L. J.
KInney , J. L > . Hobbs , C. Alitat , Henry Bar-
beau , F. D. Wilton , N. A. Elllngwood , 1 < VS.
Stewart and W. F. Crowell are tbo names of
these appointed from this city. This will bo
the first time ia three years thane mails have .
bean weighed. *
PERSONAL.
C. H. Floatin , Scotia , Is registered at Uio
Paxton.
W. V. Post , e Norfolk , is stopping at the
Millard.
J. Cooper , of Now York , is at the Metro *
politan.
B. IS. Fenner and wife , Calhoun , are at the
I'axton.
F. B. Langdon , Chicago , is fat the Metro
politan.
W. 15. Walto , Valentino , to a guoat of the
Paxton ,
C. S. Iddmyor , of North Platte , Is at the
Mlllard.
D. K , Thojnpson , of Lincoln , la a uojt of
the Paxton.
C. II Johnson and wife , of Lincoln , are at
the Millard ,
Hon. T. M. Marquette , of Lincoln , IH at
tha Paxton.
\V , M. llobertson , of MadUon , is rcgUUrod
at the Mlllard ,
Fred Shouefuit , Salt Lake City , ( a at the
Metropolitan.
F. G. Togcart , of Hastings , l stopping
at tha Millard. ,
K. F. Howe , linking. . ) , Neb , , Is at the
Metropolitan.
Charles timnllwood , West Point , If a guest
of the Paxton.
A. C. Brown and wife , Norfolk , ara stop-
pint ; at the Paxton.
* E. M , Murphy nnd nephew , North Platte ,
are at the Metropolitan ,
G. W. Button and wife , Colebrldge , Neb.
are at tbo Metropolitan.
Frank McKee , of Haverly'a Moatoiou nitn
utreb , Ia at tbo Mlllurd ,
C. M. Carter , f Liacoai , and F , L Feta
of Crete , ore at the Mlllard ,
Thomas Bryant , Schuylcr , and 0 , A. Von
Woriner , Grand Wand , are at the Paxton.
] ) , 0. Shelly , formerly foreman for Somue
Iteea , fa novumployal Iu the county treanur
r'a oliice.
I'art of Jtoland Keod's company G , A
Mortimer tc. ton , Mm Annie Mortimer , Mia
Alice Hotting * , Mus lilanche Vaughau , H
Jlee Davlea , a S. Tlpck and 13. B. Jack , an
ntopplng at the Metropolitan.
Mr. W. J. Whltehousa , of tlii city , am
MU Gu * io Johnson of
, Magnolia , Iowa , were
mjuried onWednecday , at the renldance o
the brlde'd jwenta. They are expected her
in a few d /\vhon their friend ) will ylv
, them A reception.
r Married ,
v , ft- Col. rank Simnw , the well known
Ijrwd pprter at the Paxton , WEB Thursday
"
iiMrriftd" , to Jfaggio Simint. The core
woiiv wu preformed at the homo of the
llVWrn ) ro Thirteenth an.d Ohlcag-
oolonrf and hi * bride „ „ „ . . _ a-i
\m A in a mlwUiitUl manner by Uieeh Y
ytoym and propri ton of the hoSw he L-
Mmd oo loaf and futUu yf I
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THE REPUBLIC/ / ,
The Oily ConTP'itoi ' Nominees Three
"Sir * Republicans" for the
ParliMaontary Bulos Laid Aside
to Bring About tlio Nomina
tions of White , Bennett
and Scott.
A Tcn-IMn Tlcfcct ,
The city republican convention , "hold
ast ovonlng in the city hall , wan 'called
X ) order by N. J. Burnham , chairman of
ho city central committoo. Mr. Burn- '
mm then stated to the convention the
ibjoct of its mooting. It was moved by
Mr. O'Sullivan , of the First ward , that
Gustavo Anderson act as temporary
chairman of the mooting. The motion
was put by the mover and lost. Mr.
John II. Salilor was then nominated and
elected temporary -chairman. John
[ Jichtoburgor w s chosen -flecrotary. A
committee of five on credentials , consist
ng of Jixmos Knifjht , M. 0. Moanoy ,
Martin Ittnor , John 0. Jonkinaon nnt
Ocorgo B. Lake , was nppointod. The
following natnod gentlemen werodoclarod
by the committee to bo entitled , to Boats
in the convention :
First ward Ebon K. Long , Jpsiril
Kent , R. G. Jonkinson , Ed. O'Sullivan ,
Wm. Umphornon , S. J. Borgstrom , Goo
Hoffman.
Second ward DanShull , Anton I'ranzl
M. 0. Moany , Morris Morrison , Elijal
Dunn , 0. Spocht , J. Kavan , by I.
Hascall , proxy.
Third ward Price -Sanders , Charles
Soudingburg , by F. D. Kent , proxy
jf/rod McOlollund , by W. F. Smith
proxy , A. W. Olcaon , Henry Borthold
Chria. Willie , John II. Salilor.
Fourth ward R.V. . Brockonridgo
P. L. Porrino , G. Andnrson , J. H. Lich
ioborgor , A. A. Parker. G. B. Lake , D
ECcnmston , proxy for J. II. Millard.
Fifth ward Wm. White , T. O. Brun
nor , E. JJ. Wood by Joseph Hodman
woxy , Charloa Hunt , II. w. Ooaaloy
Jnmos Kniqht.
Sixth ward Andrew Koar , Martin
[ ttnor , Frank Phelps , Peter Potoraon
Joseph Itowlca , Louis Jvammorman.
The report was adopted.
The temporary organization , on motion.
was then made permanent. It was
moved and carried that the convontioi
iroccod to the nomination of members o ;
ho board of education.
Before further action was taken , tin
'allowing resolution was road anc
offered by A. A. Parker :
Believing that the public schools o :
.his . city are in a prosperous condition
hat the common good only is sought in
.electing . echool trustees ; therefore ,
lie it Jtcsolvcd , That this convention
icroby indorse and rooommand for re-
iloction the following gentlemen : E. K.
Jong , J. J. Points and Chaalos Con-
lover.
The resolution was laid on the table.
Nominations being then in order , the
lames of E. K. Long , " Prof. Scott ,
ames S. Bonnet ; , Charles Connoyor ,
William White , J. J. Points , John Wil-
lur and Edmund Bartlett wore proposed.
D. Konniston and M. 0. Moanoy were
ppointod toilers by the chair. It was
locidod on motion to vote for three can
idatoa on each ballot.
Ballot :
.Long. W White 20
Scott 20 Points 1C
Jonnott 10 Wilbur 11
/onnoyor 17 Bartlott. . ,
Total 121) )
The chair was about to declare the vote
md declare Mr. White elected , when
ho attention of the chair was
called by Mr. Porrino , to the
'act that there were 129 votes
fho chair was unable to BOO the poin
made by the gentleman last named. After
an explanation of some length the chair
was finally convinced that thuro could bo
> nly 120 votes in the convention. The
Dallot was declared illegal. At this Btagi
in the pi'ocoodinga ' M. 0. Mcauoy , ono o :
; ho tellers , arose and stated that in call
ing the vote of the Sixth ward ho had an
nouncod'oight ballots instead of novon
White was elected , ho claimed. The
chairannounced that such was the cnao
Upon the announcement of the nomina
tion the convention was changed into a
rabbloand confusion reigned supreme
The supporters of White were hilariou
over their victory and his opponent
were all trying to obtain recognition
from the chair. At loncjtl
ordoc WAS iu a measure
restored , whou moauoy moved that Mr
White bo declared the nominee of th
convention by acclamation. The motion
was put and the chair doe dec ! itself ii
doubt. A division wan called for am
Whito.was declared tbo nominee. Mr
Porrino then arose and asked the ohai
the offoot of their vote when a motion
had boon carried that those named shoul
bo voted for. Ho received no satisfacto
ry reply. The name of James Benne
was proposed. Ho was declared th
nominee of the convention. John Wil
bur wvs next nominated but declined tc
sorvo. Prof. Scott wan substituted it
his stead. Considerable dissatlsfactioi
was expressed by BOIIIO delegates , ospo
chilly those from the Fourth ward.
The committee then proceeded to th
election of a city central committoo.
The following are the names by ward
of those elected for the central committo
to servo the ensuing year :
First ward H. G. Jonkinson , Joainl
Kent and 8. J. Bergstrom.
Second ward I , S. Hucall , M. C
Moanoy and Elijah Dunn.
Third Word W , G. Schmidt , D. L ,
Mctiuckin and Judge Payton.
Fourth ward W. J. Broatch. E 11
Overall and Duncan.
Fifth ward W. H. Cossly , Jame
Knight aud John Wallace.
Sixth ward Peter Peterson , A. N.
Kear aud Joseph Howies.
The convention then adjourned , Afto
its adjournment a meeting o
the central committee was hold in the
council chamber. M. C. Moanoy was
elected its chairman for the cneuin ;
yeiir.
Mud Splashers.
The drivers of hacks and wagon
seem to bo totally Ignorant of the fun
that people on foot are entitled to aom
consideration from thorn. They do no
hesitate to drive poll melt up to a cross it
ing which is crowded witli ladies and
gentlemen , causing their horses to splat
lrr nmdall over the dotting of pedes
kjtrians. Thursday at the cloio of th of
"ytoert bookmen droye their horeot up tc
ho sidewalk , throwing mud and filth nil
vor everybody within reach. The
tacks could have boon driven up to the
urbing before the cloao of the concert ,
when they would have interfered with
no ono.
\Vtclo Awnko iyttiRRlat s.
P. Goodman is always nlivo In hlj im l
ncas und spares no pains to secure the bcjt of
every nrUclolnr.il lino. HohM securedlno ,
nconcyfor the celebrated Ih1. Kings Now
[ ) i30 very for Con uini > tlon. Tlio only cer
tain euro known for Consumption , Couglii.
Cold * , llonrnoncwi , Antlimn. liny rovor.Broix-
cJiltli , ornnynllocUon of throat anil lunpi.
Sold on ft pwiUlvo ( nmrantoo. Trial bottles
'roe. ' llcfuUr tlzo si
OONFIDENOE MEN ,
A tjargo Number of Thin ClnHS in
Oinnlia at tlio Prrnont Tlino.
Tlino."I
There are at present a largo number ol
confidence men and thieves in this city
and almost daily now ones are nddcd to
the liat , and old ones who have boon hero
,
before , return and proceed to business
without any hesitancy. Erory few days
some "sucker" reports that ho has beet
robbed of his money by confidence men
and doubtless there are many who never
roper . their losses , thinking that , as they
have boon fopld enough to trust a strati
gor < with their money , they will not expose -
pose ' their ignorance to the world.
A neat little game was blocked at the
Union Pacific depot yesterday by Wiley
Dixon and A. T. Valentine. Two men ,
ono short with a stubby board , the other
tall , with long black board , boarded the
8 o'clock dummy in this city and wcnl
over to Council Bluffs. Mr. Dixon
"spotted" thorn and at noon they re
turned to this city on No. 2) ) . Mr. Dixon
and Mr. Valentino wont on board the
train and found the short man sitting in a
seat with young , green-looking fellow
apparently about nineteen years of ago
Ho wcs making himself very agreeable to
the young man. Ilia partner , the tal
man , was seated three seats in advance o
thojioir.
Mr. Dixon walked straight up to tin
short man and asked him where ho wa
gning , and ho said to Schuylor. Mr
Dixon then asked to see his ticket , but
the follow had none , and was ordered tc
leave the train , which ho did. Upon
turning around Mr. Dixon found that th
tall man had made himself scarce. In
the waiting room Mr. Valentino mot th
short man , and accused him of being
confidence man , and ho owned up that h
was , and said all ho wanted was mono
enough to leave town.
The city is becoming overrun with thes
follows and it will bo necessary to d
something ore long.
Thousands Say Bo ,
Mr. T. W. Atklna , Glrnrd , Kan. , writes
'I noror hesitate io rawmmond your Elec
trio Bitters to my customers , they give cntlr
satisfaction and nro rapid sellers , " Electri
Hitters nro the purest and boat medlcin
known and will positively euro Kidney an
Liver complalnu. Purify the blood and regulate
ulato the bowels. No family can afford to bi
without thorn. They will nave hundreds o
dollars in doctor's bills every year. Sold a
CO cents a bottle by C , F. Goodman.
Tics Time Bind.
Thursday at half past eight o'clock p. in
Mr. J. T. Weston and Miss Ella L
Powell were married in the ploasantcoz ;
rooms which they have fitted up for a
homo , on the corner of Twenty-sixth anc
Dodge stroota. The beautiful and impressive
prossivo ceremony with the ring was per
formed by Rov. 0. W. Savidgo , assisted
by Mr. P. A. Ocumpaugh , who gave thi
bride away , and Mrs. A. M
Wllcox , who gave the groom
away. Miss Lillie Pomoroy and
and Olive Fausoy , acted as bridesmaids ,
and Messrs. T. H. Taylor and W. W
Koysoc as groomsmen. The brjdo was
dressed in white satin , with lace drapery ,
and were a wreath of orange blossoms m-
tertwinod with the folds of an elogan
lace veil. The bridesmaids were aUiroi
in white mull , and carried bouquets o
fragrant and lovely flowers. The gentle
men of the party were the convontiona
black nuits and white ties. Notwith
standing the forbidding weather a largi
number of guests were present , and they
came not empty handed.
The dining room table was laden with
gifts , both costly and most appropriate ! ;
selected. Among the elegant pieces o'
silver and China vraro , and numerous
articles prepared by friendly and loving
hands , was n hnndftomoly framed nor
( rait of Mr , Savidgo , Mr , and Mrs. WCE
ton's pastor , which was much adrairet
for its fidelity to the original. Wo can
not name all the presents or the donors
but can aay that the array of boaulifuL
things was ono which did credit to the
hearts and judgments of the friends ol
the happy couplo.
_ After the ceremony and congratula
tions the bridal party and guests ropaircc
a
to the residence of Mr. John Henry , ad
joining , and there partook of a diliciou
wedding supper , nicely served , and to
which ample justice wns done
by all. The entire ovoniui
was nno of merriment and nit
and if ono can judge by tlio jollity am
good humor which prevailed , wo can
most assuredly declare that a happier and
moro enjoyable wedding has not taken
place in Omaha for many a day. , And i
was well so , too ; for Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ton have lived hero long , have a Inrg
circle of friends and acquaintances , am
deserve , on account of their industriou
and upright life , all the good things and 0
happy honors v Inch mortals dare hop
for. At a late hour the party broke up
leaving .tho happy couple as TUB DEI
greets them , with congratulations fo
the auspicious boginning'of their marrici
life.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.
PAY & Co. , formerly of Minneapolis
MIUUM will open a wholesale confectionery
ory , cigar and fruit business , on Monday
March 31st , at 1211 Farnam street.
Cm&olf
Youthful Prize Fielitoi- .
Thuradayabout 4:00p. : m.two newsboy
got into a dispute iu front of TUB B
ofllco , and adjourned to the vacant lot oi
the north aide to eottlo the difficulty , in
la Sullivan stylo. It was about the ttnn
that the clerks were dismissed from tit
Union Paoifio heudijuartors , and a larg
number of them rushed with all speed t
see the hils pound each other. A rinb
was formed , and instead of the men nr <
sent preventing the boya from fighting
they urged them on , doubtless thinkin
a smart thinjj and fine sport to cultivate Jn
vato brutality m bpyn scarcely ten yeora ii
of ago. The boys stripped oil' their coat
and fought a Couple of rounds , when ono I I u
them quit , much to tlio dinguut oT flier
crowd ,
BOLD EOBBERS ,
They Enter Oottlcilitmtticrmnnn'B
Saloon nncl at the Point of allc-
volvcr Demand tlio Cnsli.
The B&loonof GoUlcIbZimmermaim on
t. Mary's avenue , opposite Eighteenth
trcot , was the scene of a bold robbery
Thursday. It is on the most frequented
> art of the avenue , but being on the
lorth side between the base ball grounds
, nd the livery Btoblo , few people pass on
hat side of the street at night.
Two young men , strangers , entered the
saloon a few minutes before twelve and
sat down to read the papers , until Pat
loiaokor , the bar-tender , began to close
"I . Then they covered him with ro
volvcrs and told him to surrender. GoU
acker laughed in their faces until assured
that they were not joking. Then the
rellows rifled his packets and the till ,
which latter had about $2. CO , and , also
took an opera glass which stood on the
bar. After this they locked Ooisokor in
the saloon , leaving him to break out of a
window end report to his employer.
Buoklon's Arnica Salvo.
The greatest modlcal wonder of the world ,
UlllllUlnlUS , VUrllB , .LUbvUI , V/lJill'lHJU liUUUBi
and Ml skin eruption , garnntooil to euro in
Tory Instance , cir money refunded. 25 cents
fox.
"CHEEK , "
Hoiand Hood liiMnrsden's Comedy at
the Boyil Last Nl ht.
That Mr. Rood has not boon forgotten
by our theater-going people was fully
proven by the enthusiastic audience that
greeted him last night upon his reappearance -
anco , after three years' absence , in Fred
Marsdon's now comedy entitled
'Cheek. " In the character of "Dick
Smytho , " "a gentleman and I don't care
who knows it , " Mr. Reed made a decided
cidod hit. His support throughout vras
decidedly above the average.
The "Tod Brower" of Mr. S. S. Bloch ,
who will bo kindly remembered by the
patrons of the "Davo "
Boyd as Hardy" in
"Esmoralda , " was really a very refresh
ing performance. Mr. Bloch has an
original conception of a rather thankless
part , and portrays the character of a
scheming villain decidedly superior to
the majority of "hcaVies. "
Miss Blanche Vaughn as " .Noll" com
pletely captured the audience by her
charmingly natural manner.
Miss Alice Hastings as "Mrs. Abe !
Rickott" brought out " 11 there was In her
line , and did not plcaso the audience as
she would in a soubrette part , which is
decidedly her forto.
It was on the whole a very oven presentation <
sontation of a decidedly interesting com
cdy and by a very well balanced com
pany.
"ROUGH ON RATS. "
Clears out rats , mice , roaches , flics
ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks
gophers. 15c. Drucaists
O'CONNEIjIj FOH COUNOlIiBlAN.
Mr. John O'ConncII Announces Him
sell * as un Independent
Candidate.
I wish to state to the voters of the
Third ward through the columns of this
paper that after mature deliberation ]
have determined to run at the polls on
Tuesday next for councilman on the in
dependent ticket. I have come to this
conclusion . only after giving the matter
its proper consideration. I think and
feel that I have not been properly treated
by aomo of the loaders ot my party in
my ward. I think I would have been
fairly and honestly elected the choice of
my party at the primaries on Tuesday
last if my friends had been allowed to
voto. They were kept from the polls by
the friends and
followers of
my oppo
nents , and consequently the result of the
primaries in the Third ward did not give
mo a majority which I think I would
have received had the primaries been
conducted in a proper manner. I want
only honest and fair treatment at the
hands of the patty to which I have al
ways belonged. 1 am also urged to this
step by my friends who have supported
mo In. my efforts to receive the nomina-
tiou.'and . in justice to them and myself I
have resolved to do as above stated.
JOHN O'CONNELL.
Death oflioward Scrlbnor.
The Plattsmouth Journal says : "Tho
many former friends of Howard Scribnor ,
young man in the employ of the B. &
M. about two years since as an operator
in this city , will bo painfully shocked to
learn of his death , which occurred at
Denver last Saturday from consumption.
The remains passed through this city
Sunday evening , an route to his former
homo near Oshkosh , Wis. News of his
death was received with expressions ol
sincere sorrow by young men among |
whom "Sorib" was a general favorito.
Mr. Scribnor made a number of warm
friends in Omaha during his brief stay in
the city , about two years ago. Ho was
operator | in tbo B. & M. ticket olllco
ANDREWS
t-
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tE CREAM TARTAR.
StOOO. Given
.tiruiiyliijurlontiBiiu luiicx'ijcuii bo found
Andrewu * Ioivrl JJakliitc Pow ler. I
> ciy pn ft E. llclnj ; rnilorM.il , ami tcntlmoi u tali
rccclvixlTrom uncli chcmUU n H. llumi llnyii , llo * .
"t > t 'a'UI" ' ' < 'i'io , of Chicago ; and Q '
oc
'VVatafBt.
when located in Jinx Meyer's building.
It can "ofj { nily said of him that ho wns a
f.i&n without vice honorable , faithful
nnd roliablo.
EGBERT P , EIOKEBBY ,
V LovlnB Tribute Pnld bjr n
Upon lliu Dcnth of n Comrade.
Thuradafat9:15p.m.RobortP.Ilickorby :
died at his lodgings , 1810 Farnam street
llis funeral will take place to-day nt
a. m , from St. Philomona Cathedral ,
where a mass of requiem will bo said.
The deceased at the time of his death
was 20 years of ago. Ho was a native of
Carnow , Wicklow Co. , Ireland , where all
the relatives that ho has on earth reside.
Cominjr to Omaha about three yoara ajo ?
lie , after a short interval entered the service -
vice of the car accountant of the U. P.
railroad where ho was employed until the
time of his death.
Just a week ago to-day ho felt the iirut
jymptoms of what proved tg bo double
pneumonia. So rapidly did the deadly
disease gain upon him that two days before
fore his death Drs. Kotina and Coffman
pronounced him beyond hope. Although
5,000 miles away from relatives , nil that
tender friendship could do waa done for
him.
him.In
In the death of Mr. Rickorby the
young mon of Omaha have lost on asso
ciate of sterling worth. In character
pure , sincere and frank , ho was pos-
scssud of n fine manhood. Entering
upon ' nothing , without the sanction ol
mature reason ho prosecuted all his un-
undertakings with fearlessness and ability.
Faithful and gentle , ho was valued by
his employer nnd respected by his as
sociates in business. An honored mem
ber of the Emmet Monument associa
tion , ho was , in the cause of motherland ,
an untiring and effective worker who
sought after reward only in the conscious
ness of duty well performed. A dovou
Catholic , ho recognized as sacrcc
the rght of all men to wor
ship God as they thought best
Gifted in intelligence above the
ordinary , ho had botoro him a life _ of al
luring promise , the sweets of which hi
had barely touched when life's curron
ceased , No wonder , then , that a host o
friends gathered around him , and tha
liis death has cast a gloom over the Irish
American manhood of the city. No
wonder that the untimely closing of such
a lifo should fill the heart of , friend
ship with sadness , bitter and profound
and cause the mind to question its jus
tico. But in it there is a reason dee ]
and mysterious which the mind of man
cannot fathom , and before which mortal
ity must bow.
As the last note of some pure am
cherished hymn dies away so his lifo tool
its departure , fortiGcd by the sacraments
of the holy church. Standing on th
threshold of eternity ho turned and witl
a goiitlo smile playing on his wati countenance
tenanco , ho bade a lost farewell to th
loving friends gathered around his couch
then entered "that country from whos
bourne no traveler returns. "
From a friend who know him to esteem
him this simple tribute is laid upon hi
bior. Rcqucscat in pace.
Married.
BKINUOKFF-KEITHLKY : in sioux city
Wednesday evening , March 20 , Mr. Ott
Bolndorif and Misa Nellie Koithloy , both o
Omaha.
The contracting parties have both bebn i
the employ of S. P. Morse , in this city , for
number of years , and are highly respected b
their associates and friends.
DIED.
HAGEDORN In this city , corner Twenty
first and Lake street , William Hagedorn
eon of Henry Hagedorn , aged nmotoei
yoars.
1'unoml Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m , Friends
invited.
niCKKHBY-In this city. March 27th. at 9
o'clock p. in. , 11. 1' . Kickorby , aged 26 years
Funeral will take place to-morrow morninf
at 0 o'clock a. m. from his late residence
1810 Farnam street , to St. Fhllomena'
cathedral.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tbli powder never vacltiJTA marvel of purl
itrmsh and wbolojomonm. Mara conomlcal tha
the cclrmy kinds , and CIMCI bo Bold in cornrwtuop
wltn tbomultltudo of low < wt. fhort welt-It alum o
> hu.ph topowdorj. Sold uniylu etna. I'.oya Bak
DPowdtrOn. ( . . IDA Wall * ! Haw Vntlr <
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAK-Monov.
MONEY LOANED-On chattel property by J. T
BtCATTY , 213 south 14th ttreet. StUm j
MONEY TO LOAN The lowest rate ] oi InUroe
Bcmls' Loan Agency , Hth h Douslaa M4-tf
TirONEY TO LOAN Iniums of 1300. and upward
1V1 0. F , Davis and Co. , Real KsUto and Loan
Ak-ents , 1602 K : n m St. 893-tl
JL1
MONEY 'waned on chattel prbport ) , by S. T
1'cteiien , S. E. corner 16th > nd Douilis.
Douilis.llSllra
llSl-lra
HELP
WANTED A good servant clrl. . nly porfuct
uLvn eedtoauuly. Call at Stcele and Johnson
and Co. , S. IX corner 13th and llaruey St 214-31
TT7ANTED A gill to do cencral honw work In -
VV small family , 015 S. lath ht 21 S JL1 |
WANTED A gin to do irenei al house w OH. A p
ply at 2015 California St 217-311
ITjTANTED-Boy at C. H. Frederick's H tter.
T"X7"ANTED RUady responsible } 0iinf nmn ti JJ
VV keep bnokj and act s treasurer , ilmt bo abl
tgive security , ooj kituitlou am good salary U
lluht party. AddrCM "Buslucw" Milliard hotel
OuuUiaNcb. ZW-2s
ted
TrvTANTED-Dmlnif room KIrl at 1817 Capitol av c.
124-1 *
WANTED > | > erieiicid girl for general lieu c
work. Apply at 107 louth Hth ht. S28-tl
WANTED Al 18IU Lt > unwortliSt aconiiwtent F
clrl to do central house work. Mutt be good "
cook.
cook.WANTED Dining room girl at I ho Emmet house J. i
WANTED eu llaroer aud Karoaiu. iS-4 ; | .
CASTORIA
Infants and Children
Without Morphlno or Nnrcotlno.
j Whnt Rives our Children roiy chocks ,
AVhat cures their fevers , rnAVcs tlicm sleep
'Tin Cnnlorliu
i Wlicn Babies fret , and cry by turns ,
> What cures their colic , kuLi their worms ,
X lint Cnntnrln.
I ? '
' What quickly ciireq Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion j
, Hut Ci tnrlnt
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , and
IlnllCnMnrln.
Contour Llnlmont. An ni -
Bolnto onro for Rlionmntlsm ,
Sprains , Bnxni , Galls , &o. , and an
Instantnnooan Pain-rollovor.
WANTED liilhwMhcr At Omaha House liarncy
between 12th andlStliHr. 240-311.
WANIKU An Inteligontomanto asilsi In the
earn of children and do iccond work at Mrs ,
Dray's 2eth and St. Mar } s ave. Itcfcrcnccs required.
WANTEU-SIx or eight peed strong girls for var
ions work. Aiuily at the 1'axtuii Hotel.
Hotel.UOEOj
UOEOj
WANTED A cowl clrl to do general house-nork.
Apply 1B10 Harncy St. 225-2SI
WANTED A girl for general houfe work. Good
nazis will bo paid. CIIAS. I'LKCK , Kaglo house
S , Uth His. 183 29 }
WrANTED-A kitchen trlrl light away at H14
Uonjlis St. Uoston Restaurant. 13J-2S5
WANTED Olrl to do general housework 1710 N.r
lota St. 127 tf
WANTED-PaperliMiKer at AV'hltchouso'a Drug
Store 702 N. 10th St : 128-tf
WANTED Olrl for general house work S. W.cor.
14'hand Howard. 140 28r
\XTANTHD-At the Metropolitan Hotel , three ex
T > perionced dlclny room girls Immediately. In
quire lor steward. 1(0-27
PROTECTOR-Unprecodentcdlnducements
offered lady agents for this now rubberundcrgar
tnelit for ladles. Address with stamps , Ladles' Undergarment -
dorgarment Co. , 0 south May St. , Chicago. B21-lm
WANTED Ladles or young men to take nice
pleasant work at their on n home ; (2 to $ .1 n
day. easily made : work sent br mail ; no ctuivaslng ,
Address I. Rldd & Co. , box 157 Dubuque Iowa.
696-lmol
WANTED dlrl In family of two for g u
cr l homoMork. White or coloro-1. Applj
between D and 4 o'clock , 110 South 251h St , 4tt
houio from Dodge. 121-23 ]
WANTED Good and competent girl for home
work. Apply at corner uf Indiana and Siun
ders street , on red car lino.Mrs. . Herbert T. Lcavlit.
116-5U
WANTED A compotint sonant girl for general
house work , none other need. Apply T. C.
B'lUNNKR. ifli.28
" \X7ANTED-GIrla at Emploj mcnt Bureau. No o !
> > Hce fee. 217 N. lUtb street. 90 20S
VlfANTED A plrl to do second -worn. Apply a
VV 014 S. 17th St. or-tf
\77ANTED Tohlroa Irl or middle aged woman
Ii for general homework- . Good wngos will bo
paid , 1103 Farnam street , between llth and 12th St.
972-tf
TyANTED A girl , 1614 California street.
S03tf
TJlANTED Girls ! wo want IB girls for general
T r house w ork , to apply at once to Cann on Bto'
and Co. Oppoalto 1' , O. No charge . 741-tt
WANTED A German dining room kitchen glr
U0330 and Hoppe , 418 S. 13th St. . bctwee
Harnev and Howard , 605-tf
SITUATIONS WAfiTEO.
TTTANTED-Byayoung man , situation who Is a
T V competent book-keeper and understands short
hand , will furnish references. Address "G , J " Be
oltlce , 233 3D
WANTED-Sltmtlon by a lady Btenosraphor ant
typo writer May bo had by addrujslns "C
S.R"No. 2o23St. M rj'save. 222-315
WANTKD-SItuatlan as clerk by a young man I
a dry crooda. book and stationary or gmcurj
store or book keeper or bill o'erk 6 years o xperieiicc
In a retail grocery. Address "W. It."Council Bluf/i
213 29
WANTED By a gentleman , 2 room ? and hoar.
In n prhatu family nlthin eight blocks of Pcnl
ofllco. Address "T. B. S. " Bee office. 2IC-20
"I/IT"ANTED Situation , experienced stenographer ,
T T also quick and accurate at fgurcs. wiltus plain ,
rapid , loig hand. Addicts "S ere hand" Be offlc ;
170-SOt
W 'ANTED Employment by ayounemau In ( tore
Apply II. MANNWKILe.lt. 188 2DJ
WANTED To drive delivery wagoner ork Ii
store , speaks German and English , Jtefercncc
furnished. Addicss ' ' 0. K. " lice olllce. i 3 231
n , ANTED Sltua'lon as eardner In private family
T Good rccaaendatlon given. Addrca "L. A.1
Bee ofllco. 1312SJ
WANTED A rcllaMe young man wants a place
to work , board and go to bcbool. "S , A. W. "
Bee office 838-tf
WANTED Situation by an experienced drcs.
m ker. Address "M. K. " Bee cfllce. b7-2J
JHiaCBLUVNEOUS V/AHT6.
rpIIK New printing house , corner IBthand Jiodg
JL St9. , couauctca by the \\oll knoun ( iractlct
printers , Barney and Van lieurcn , turns out lha bcs
work In the city. 221-29
WANTED Furnished room with or vvlthou
board for fpntlcman and ulfe. I'lcaxe addre4
" 0 , M. " 1 > , O. bux 6S3. 2J3-23 !
WANTED Ono or two furnl'hod rjorns suitable
for light house kccpliie for gentleman an
wife. Address "II , B. " Bee office 211-2SJ
TyANTED For spot cash , 6 to 8 room
if Box 020 204-29
WAN TED-A few persniu to learn book kccplnir
Will wait ou K U pay until tltuatlons are fur
nbhcd , J. B. SMITH , 1510Dougla $ . SO-SK
ntTANTED-S.OOO jards of dht , at or nfarom
TT block west of tbo Convent on St. Marl's vo
nue. 8. IL JOHNSON ,
f > 81-t of Steele , Johnson &Uo.
FOR EUIiT-liousea ana Lou.
I7IOR HENT-Sult of to. rag nicely Iuniiihed. In
JL1 quire 1816 C s St. 2i2 ] (
FOR HUNT large front room with hay window
w lib board , gas aadbalh room , 1718 Dodge Bt.
FOR HENT-Nlco furnished front room at No. 018
Howard ttrcet , between 8th anl Oth. tW-i
OR BENT FureliheJ room , IBID Tarnam street
E
TT13R RENT Furnished room 1817 Clilcajo Et
21t tf
iR UE.NT KurnlihoU room 1001 i'arnaui St. b/
FOH KENT KuriiMied roomi 2227 Dodge Bf.
211-3 }
o 11ENT Oil LEASE A dairy and Btack farm 18 ln\ to
inllcn from Ouolm , nor 11. Head. Call for 1'Jr '
tlculan at 21C8 Chicago Bt W. A. U ) er , 231-3I1
-7\OJl KENT Third lloor ( f building No. 1211 Far-
iiamst , 217-20
of
FOU HEXr A nicely furnished parlor eisc exjoi
lire wltli or nltboui board , llncst location Iu lliu
city , N , W. corner 16th and t'aruain Stl. 15 } tf
T7IOII ItEST-l.t data a roo-n cottaje. H. T. St.
I'o'.cincn , B. 1corutr Ifith and LUu-lis.
IS. tf
FOIl KENT-FurnUhe I too rn. private family with
or without board. TnUo boardcra accommoda bc
, 1BU IhutDpoit ttrvet 0/l-al / ) } j.r
FOU IIENT Ston room and basement corner lOtli
and Jonua. Inquire at 1B23 Jtcksou. If
E
.OH . KENT Nicely lumlilied front room , tack
room furnliicdor uufuiuuhcd with or without
toard , 1615 Dodve. 021-201
uey
j-ult ItENT Nice nc t S room cottage In llanbcom an
' ( il&co , 3 blocli * ei t of r rk avc. etitd car * . MO
H.rmoiith. 1UUKEU t MAVNK. 3141 <
TTOR KENT 103 cre farm , Alsobtlck yard. T.
JL1 Murray. 03-tt
Farolihcd rooms IfliT Dodge tre:4
OOi-tf
IlKNT-A ( urnlshed room for one gentleman ,
FOU
2S14 Doulas. "
_
UENT-Tho second and third floors of m }
FOIl , 1103 Famam St. 8 , LEIIJtAN.
071-tr
_ _
OR HKNT-Scven room cottage , near th O. P.
I 1 depot. I'osscsslon , April Sth. Inqulro nt 2121
Yebitcf Street , or of 1UV. llobt. L mg , 12lh and
ilason streets.
17 OIl KENT-A furrUhc < l front room for one or
J1 two gentlemen , corner l < th and Davenport Sts.
E87-U
"IT'OIl IIENT Furnlshoiroom 10i7 Chicago. _
' 4 i
TOIlUENr Furnl nud rooms , 1817 Dodgoeircot.
1 ? Bis-tr _ _ _ _ _ _
TTIOU LEASE B bi lntss lot 18th ftreot , ctween
JL' D Toniort and Capitol & \cnue , east lido , for *
term of jtars. AMES ,
430-tf 1M7 Fam m street.
7011 KENT nooms In Nebraska Nttlona Jlanlt
J ? llulldlne. Most dcglratla oQlcoii la the city
Supplied nlth hydraulic olo'ator and heatoil b-
team. Apply ' Bank. 829-tf
RKNT Furnished roams on the nortlve
FOIl
aor. Uh ! and Capitol avenue , formerly Crvlgnton
Hotwo. lEg-t *
F UllNISlTCD room heated 221 N , 10th.
BTBJl
FOR'BALE.
FOH SAtiR Ono Vo'o nml Sons piano at a l > r-
A g\\n. \ In'iulront ' Elholmanj hrlckson's ramie
store . , on 10th at. 230 tf
TTIOIl HAT.E State and country rljlits for tlio 1m-
JP' prove J milk pan , by Mm. J. Scholler. N. W. cor.
15th and California St. Omaha , Neb. '
" | 7IOH RKNT Store , also eocxl roomt and offices In
A1 Crouiue's Block. E. M. HITCHCOCK. 107-2 }
FOn SAIr.-Ono largo Hosier Itabtnaim &Co'a , G
ten wife as Rood aa now Height 4 ( ret 3 Inchon
width 3 foot , 10 Inchon , depth 2 food 61 Inches. For
piutlcubrs Inquire at office ot Nebraska Implement
lo. , oil 14th street between Harnoy and lion aril St.
IDS SSI
FOR. SAlK-Brood sowo's and stock hoffs by W.
A. llarrlon , City steam laundry 11th St.
St.1092flt
109-2flt
FOR 8 VLB Six room cottaro UrgJ barn , ! , ' 3od
J \\cll and cistern , full lot N , K. corner Clmrlca md
James near Poor CUIro CementNorth Omaha $2000
} douTi , balance on lone time. G. T.Vllklna , 003
I'ierco St. 130-lt
T/OK SALE At a bargain. A fine two eca'cd car-
JL1 rjall In perfect order , light and suitable for ono
lioreo. Maybe econ at Simpson' * Carrhgo factory.
203-2St
FOU SALE-Oroccry stand with a trade of $1.203
per year 1013 Harney St. N.V. . MEUHILU
142-20 }
[ 7IOK SALE SU first clasi hutlncs ) lots on lOtn
P stroct. BELI , S. SHIUVER. 167.31
F > OR SALE Fresh milch cows at Military bridge ,
on Cumliff St. 1'EN.NT k WILLIAMS. 180-U
FOR BALE Two lots In Shlnn's 1st addition not
o\cr 2 blocks from Paunder i St. $875 and $1,050
each. A bargain. IREY & MOTTEK , S. W. corner
15th and farnau ) . 165-tf
IpOR SALE Elegant 10 acre piece , west of bar-
1 racks , overlooklnz the city. Very dcjlrablo for
subdividing , $1,2UU cash..jTtib will bo offered lor
only ono u cck.
Very i.lco lot. email house , south 12th St , $1,150.
Acre lots In Norwood only $10 to $00. The best
lots In Himebaugh place , $57G up.
11 Cholco lots m Ilanscom plac ? , $ .176 to $000.
Lots In Grauih lew , just south of the U. P. dcoot.
S1'6 to ? 300.
Elegants > oem cottage , full lot , Ii mil s frotn 1 * .
O. , 51,600 , $200 don n , balance SIS per month.
An 4cre lot with good fho room house on Burt St.
$2,500 , Sl'Odowu , balance $25 pfr month.
Ono htlf acre lot , house 4 rooms , stable , etc.Cali
fornia street , $1,700 , S200 down , balance jlBCOper
month.
A block cf lots In Wilcox addition. Male offer.
Look out. Them I' something in It.
4J a-rc < In Tuttlo's kub-dlvlslon , § 12CO.
Good 4 room house , lot 100x160 , 'on nth street
near William street , § 3,600 , $250 down , and20per
month.
El'gant bilck rcsldcno * , 10 rooms , every ron\en-
lence , la-go ham , lot 60x200 only ono-half block o f
St. Mary' * av cnue , $7,600. Very ea > y terms
Nlcs 7 room rcsidencj , lot 40il20 , ntarSt Mary's
a\cmit ! , $4,000.
2J ncrcii nlco land nor'h ' Omaha , $1,500. Mikes
ten good lots. BARKER A , MAYNE , N. E. corner
13th and Tarmm. 153-tf
A Small stock of Drugs and Drurcisti' Fixtures
for sale In the live town of Wak'ric , Nebraska-
good opening for a physician. AdJre b J , B. SIL-
Ell , Elkhorn Station , Neb. 789-tl
TT OR SALE Good stock of Confectionery. MAR-
JlJ BLE'd Agency , 217 N. 10th St. 1C1-20I
FOR SALE Ono ( ct of Tinners' tool ) at May & .
Kundo , N. W. cor. 10th and Irani Bts. 103-201
UEF.D CORN FOR SILK 1000 bushels of good
O sound old corn. Apply to Dr Chambers Veter-
nary Surgeon , Omaha. C3 tf
SALE A span of mates , harness aud wagon.
Inquire 2217 Chicago. 67-29 }
TTIOR8ALE Alotof frcshioilk cowsat25th and
JDCallfortiIaRt. _ 60281
" | 7\OR \ PALE New cook stoves lor $10. Newcham-
K b r suits , for $20. at Ulll & Co , 116 north 10th.
St. We guarantee all now goods. 7-tt
FOR SALE Lot OixlSJ on Chicago street , with
cottage , four rooms , ha'l , two closets , rood cel
lar , filter cistern , trees , fruit , drapes , $3,500. Bar
gain. POTTER &COBB
859 tf 1516 Parnam St
FOR SALE A patent lea-box suitable for butcher
or boarding house at U. P. R. R. Meat market
021 NoiUi 16th st 035.1m
TY < OR SALE AT A BARGAIN Hail a Mock near St.
J ? Mary's avenue , only fho blocks from Court
House. Beautiful resident lots or suitable for ten
ant houses. Will sub-divide. Address TOMIUNS
024 Farnam street 780-tfj3
TpOR SALE Ola niwspaporu m larca and nail ]
JD quantities at this oltlce , tf
F > OR BALE A firbt-rlass Voso ft Won Piano , at a
bargain. Inquire Edbolm & ErlcksonV. 621 tf
F OR SALE Four thow cases > ery cheap , Inquire
at EdholiQ & Ertcksn. 609-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good span of muloa
harness and wagou. Apply to Alex O. Cbarltoo ,
at McCagua Bros. OEO-tf
TOH SALE Farm 3 mlles from city. Inquire
JL' Mrs. Meyer , over Roodcr'f Drug store , 10 and
Webster. 872-tl
FOH SALE Two open Koiond-hund bugclcj a :
ono delivery wagon , ehoip , at 1319 Hartley St ,
839-1
FOR BALK Two portable boilers , 10 horse DO'V
Apply at O. FllZPAraiUK
M3-tf 'its South Ifith ft.
FTIORSAliB-A small Staler , Bihman &Co. , flro
JP proof eiUf , almuat ncvr , at thin office , tf
MIBCELLiHKOUa.
TTMlll Election tlcKetf , p&etciv , o c , gn to the prack- Jl
JD lln rrlntlng housu , corner 15th ami Do lira Sfg.
223-20
7" OST About S w eeki ago by an old lady , one Sa
JU hie Boa on 10th or St. Mary B ae , or Cars. Flu
derwlll ploiso teturn to this oifloa. 237.111'
C"f A Reward and no iue < tton atkedfur return
nPIU of satch 1 takcnfrom U. P. train last ciui.
Ing March ? 7tn. Return to Paxtou House olllce.
231 ! S
MISSES A. and E. MoVnn fashionable drcssmak-
InfKarnamSt. , ODiwilto Coyd'a Opera home.
> eulng dresses a specially , 107-2 }
VrOTICB The co-ptrti e hl p heretofore existing
.1 between Emery and ' a-oti It this day dltol > eu
/ mutual consent , all liabllitlei and accounts to be
settled by 0. M Katon. J. M.EM Bit V.
'J , M. EATON ,
Having succeeded th firm of Emery and Eaton , in
thoOmalu Kto\e Kcpalr norks I will still continue
the builneu at the olu stand 100 South 14th St , aud
lnItu all persons waatbig casting of any description
itle me a call. C. M. EA1 ON.
10020
DIRT CHEAP-Auu-it 1030 yard * of earth glton
awny , with a nremlum , at tha nortn-weit car.
Seventeenth and Leneu ortb , next to school ,
Its-It
Mr . ECIIllODEIt.the magnetic herder has return-
id and U healing t oilokLt 1811 Davenport
. , b.twetm 10th and 17th St , 750.1mol
rpHE Franklin printing hou e , curner 16th and
J. U-iljfe Sts. . Williams block I * prepared to do all
descriptions of job printing promptly , and In tne
t btj le , at fair prices , ruanigixl by thowell kooiva
ctUal prlnttru , Uarnsy and Van Uaurea.
22.V29
JAQISTEB OF PALUVBTEBY AKD OONDIT10JI
AU&T. 803 Tenth troet.betvwn Kamam and liar.
, wui. wiUi Ifio aid of iraardlaa ipiilu , obtaining
} one Riaace oi u put and pmcot. iaJ tb
cruin condition la tn rutura. UVM ap4 boat
uJ * otdir. Perfect wtUfactlo ruartotfil.