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8 TBE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , MARCH 21 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Saturday Morning , March 21.
LOOAL BEEVITIES ,
Tha larger t > art of the Parlor Match com
pany is ( topping at the Goo * hotel.
The Denver train came in yesterday morn
ing on time with a full load of passengers.
A marriuRO license wa Issued yesterday
to J. T , McMannl * and Margaret A , Stang-
Icr.
Icr.J. . L. McDonouRh , Esq , an extensive cattle
man of Valley county , came In from St. Louis
laat night , en route to his homo at Ord.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet J , Gould
will take place to-day , Mai ch 21 , at 2. p.
m. , from the late residence , 1530 South
Fifteenth street.
-Mr. and Mm. B. A. Mills , of South
Tweuty-fitth street , entertained n few ot their
iriends on Thursday evening at n game of
progressive euchre.
InJudge Stenburg's court Thursday
Andrew Jensen commenced a suit of forclhlo
entry and detention apalnst JiJwin Ilartry ,
for possession of ft house on Cumings atroet.
At the Union Pacific freight house Satur
day the receipts from the west wort : Corn
58 care , coal 21 , bullion 8 , sand 4 , ore 3 , hogs
9 , h y 2 , wheat 1 , merchandise 7 , miscellane
ous 4
4Mr.
Mr. and Mrp. Frank Colpotzer entertained -
tained n party of their friends Thursday night
at their residence on Douglosutreot. Dancing
was the main feature of n Delightful oven-
ing's entertainment.
The feast of St. Joseph , the patron of the
St , Joseph's ' hospital of this city was celebrat
ed in a solemn manner Thursday nt the hos
pital , llevn. , Joanuette , Glauber and Dax
ocher taking part In the ceremonies.
The members of the Emmet Monument
association are making special arrangements
for a grand ball at Falconet' * hall on Easter
nl ht , April 0. The occasion , ia the annual
"blowout" of the organization.
A dog fight ou Tenth street last evening
promised at one time to lead to n general row
amonp some fifteen or twenty persons. Why
is it that men so often do like the dogs on
luch occasions ? )
Clement Chase , editor of the Excelsior ,
Las purchased a printing outfit of new typo
and hereafter will superintend the mechanica
part of the issuance of his paper. Bon Perley
P oore has been engaged as Washington cor
respondent nf the journal ,
Aswan weighing thirty-five pounds and
measuring saven feet from tip to tip of wings ,
was shot the other day on the Platte by Frank
Moore , n Union Pacific conductor and by him
presented to Mr. Chris. Hanson , who has
placed it on exhibition at Heimrod's Sixteenth
street store.
Marshal Cummings h s issued a mani
festo to the effect that all loafers must go.
All men who are found hauling around sa
loons and brothels without any visible means
of support will bo arrested and sent over the
hill. The marshal is determined to clean out
the vagrants ,
Mrs. Klusa , who was accquitted yester
day of the charge of muuler , was upon the
streets to-day leading her throe little chil
dren. These little one are bright and exclt
od many kind woids of sympathy during the
long trial of the poor woman. It is learnei
that they are sadly in need.
Wednesday night Mr Phillip Boysen
leader of the Union Pacific band , was ten
tlorod a pleasant surprise entertainment by
his friends at his residence In South Omaha.
The occasion was his twenty-seventh birth
day. Dancing , music and refreshments com
bined to make the evening of pleasure long to
be remembered.
About half-past five o'clock yesterday af
ternoon the wind suddenly changed to the
north and such n cloud of dust as arose about
the depot has not been seen for many days.
Hats and wrappings flew around generally ,
while a number of ladies who weio croesing
the yard were placed in a most disagreeable
plight.
plight.Dr.
Dr. Morgncr , who was violently assaulted
by Aloiuo George a few nights ago , Is rapidly
recovering troni tha Injuries ho received , A
reporter learned yesterday that n number ol
the medical fraternity of the city will unite in
securing the prosecution of George for the
outrace on their brother physician. George's
wounds , it is said , are healing and ho will
soon bo able to appear in court.
A novel method of pocket pirkicg has
boon reported at this office. A young man
in the crush incidental to exit from the Moody
meeting the other night , lost his bat which
was knocked off by some one in front of him.
lie very naturally throw up his hands , and
while m this position some sneak thief secured
his pocket book which was fortunately empty.
The Excelsior is booming with the spring.
It now owns its own printing outfit and will
to-morrow appear in its new drees , and illus
trated with a beautiful four-column design ,
"When March Winds Blow , " by a Chicago
artist. The "dub lloan" column goes back
into Mr , Chase' * hands , He has ucgagod as
regular Washington correspondent the famous
Ben Parley 1'ooro , who contributes a letter
to-morrow. The Eicolalor is now one of
Omaha' * boat advertising mediums , aj It goes
into every family in the city. m&o.
| { The crowds at the Moody meetings have
been simply appalling , and the crush and jam
which h s been experienced in the exits and
entries has caused some wonder that there
have been no accidents of a setlaus iuti.ro.
OQieer Tom Piorronet has been kept busy dur
ing the evening eestlota in clearing the side
walks and keeping back the crowds who
Boomed determined to force entry , despite the
fact that the interior was crowded almost to
suffocation. He has succeeded admirably acd
deserves groatcreuft.
A party of Kebr&skans just returned from
KenUrleacs toll TllK BKE man that at the
St. Charles hotel board Is $10 per day. The
entire city now at night Is dark completely
dark except In localities \\hero tbero happen
to bu private electcric lights. This is duo to
the be&vy indebtedness of the city to the gin
company , which refuses to furnish morn until
the debt is pild or secured , The ttreet cars
are said to 1)3 | x > or and the itreets badly
p&vod ; indeed , laid one of them , they are
thirty-five years behind , nnd a sulky plow
operated here with two hones and u boy.tli're .
would require five iiorsos and three persons ,
In Sherman county * ra two young girl * ,
both school inarms They live together , being
sisters , and have claims , or homesteads , there.
Without laying a wotd to their neighbors
these btuve Nebraska gitls packed up their
satcheli and left for Loui l na , One can im
agine , the eurpjisa of their acquaintances frcm
this ( oetlon of Nebraska who met them alone
in New Oileani , with that great gathering
around thorn. They went ajono , found a good
etop in/place , nd era seeing all there u to
ba Boeu. Their name n Love , significant ,
'tis true , ml they liava showed good sense in
utilising this opportunity to le rn of tha
world' * products.
QUICK WORK.
An Omaha Offlcfr Camps Unsnspecloil
Upon Two Burglars'Trail ' anil
Lands Thorn in Jail ,
Winger ami Miller's Goods Pound
ml the Bur-filftrH Safe Behind -
hind the UntB.
A short tlmo ncjo Winger & Miller ,
nerchnnts of Lincoln , nustiinod a Iocs ot
§ 1,500 worth of silk goods by the burg
ary of their atoro in Lincoln. They
offered a reward of ? 200 for the appro-
or.slon of the thlovos nnd $300 for the
recovery of the goods. No one hero had
thought bat tlut Lincoln inoa wcro the
offenders ,
List Sunday a deputy sheriff of Lan
caster county ( Linculu ) canio to Omaha
in search of aomo parties wanted there ,
and meeting with officers hero told of the
Winger & Miller thoff , showing the carder
or .handbill which oflerod the reward ,
to Cciutiblo Iclgorton , among
others here. Mr. Edgcrtuii
began to look about him , as men in hla
business generally do under such circnm-
stancoa , and struck a clew , as ho felt
sure , lie learned that on tko night of
the burglary two notorious charaulera in
Omaha ,
IOUO MCOU1UE AND OEOUQE 1IOWA1U ) ,
wcro In Lincoln , having goco the o with
an emptyor nearly imply trunkor valise.
Subsequently thatMcGuiro had returned
to Omaha bringing with him a trunk or
valise pretty well lilled. The officer kept
his own counsel , and waited and worked
Yetterd&y , having loaruoi all ho needed
to warrant action , ho made complaint
agaiuat Doug. McGulro nnd procured a
wnirjiit from Justice Bartlett charging
him with the burglary bcforo mentioned.
McGuiio was arrested quietly and lodged
In the county jail. The officer alao pro
cured a search warrcnt to search the
honae where McGulro lived , on Thir
teenth street , with his mother. Upon
going to this honso Mr. Edgerton
and Officer Fuller ( who had boon with
him in the arrest ) began a careful exami
nation of the promises and were rewarded
by iindlug about one-third of the goods
of Winger & Miller , whore McGulro had ,
0.3 ho thought , securely stowed thorn In a
valiio or trunk.
The officers , ac1 icg upon information ,
received it mattera net how , then found
that Goprgs Howard was here also. They
found hinijin the city jail on the charge of
being a suaplclous character , put tbero
about ono day before their vlait. Quietly
going to Acting Police Judge Wolas , they
obtained Howard's release from the ci'y '
jailg andjj at" once artoated and haua-
cuffed him by authority of a warrant
charging him with the burglary of Win
ger & Miller's store and theft of the allkr.
Proceeding further they looked through
the housa on Thirteenth street , where
Howard boarded , occupied by Mr. J. M.
Straford , a laboring man. Here they
found the remainder of the goods stolen
and at once placed Howard
In the county Jill along with his compan
ion In crimp , McGulro. The office ; . ! nave
no charga to make against Mr. Stiaford ,
who had no connection with the parties
to this affair , other than simply ho board
ed Howard ; and ho ia , ao far as any
thought on their part la concarned , fioo
from suspicion oven.
The goods ate all recovered , the cul
prits safe In jail , the officer has earned
the snug ranard , and ho and Officer Ful
ler deserve great credit for their skill and
patience in tunning the rascals down.
Every lady uaea Pozzoni'a medicated
complexion powder. It la a houeoholo
treasure. The madam finds It Impossible
to go down town without firat ruoblng It
on. If the baby criea aho goes for the
puff box. If ihe "old man" comes homo
rnffed or chafed , because business Is dull ,
etc. , Pt-zzoni'a powder cools and allays
hla troubles. Then all Is gladsome joy.
No family should bo without it.
Go. Horticultural Society.
The Douglas County Horticultural so
ciety ia arranging to hold a fair early in
Juno at Bomo central location in the city ,
where there will bo a large display of
Iruits , plants , vines , shrubs , otc. An'at-
trastivo premium Hat ! s being prepared by
the executive committee and the enter
prise la meeting with au unexpected do-
grco of encouragement on the part of the
citizens generally , many of whom luve
ottered to assist the society in the way of
premiums , among othera the following
named :
Daweyfc Stone „ S30 00
Mrs. A , .T. Popphtcn 1000
Herman Kountza 10 00
Max Meyer 10 00
Kitchen Bros JO 00
jhoars , Market k Swobo 10 00
31ms. Goodrich 8 00
jliris. Hnrtmnn 500
tlllton lingers 5 00
Mrs. J. II. Millard 5 00
W. J. JSroatch 5 OJ
Mrs. JolmT. Dell 5 00
lien. IV Wood 5 oO
A. D. Mor'o 5 00
obn Baumcr 5 00
Army Matters.
Hospital Steward Paul Winkles fa
ordered to proceed to Fort Robinson ,
fob. , and report to commanding offictr
or duty. The department will furnish
ransportation and commutation of
rations , It being Impossible to carry
cooked rations.
Recruit Andrew Campbell , enlisted st
Fort D. A. Rnsiell , Wyo. , la assigned to
company "II" Ninth Infantry.
Recruit Patrick Connell , eulhtcd at
i"crt Douglas , Utah , is assigned to com
pany "I" Sixth infantry.
Company " 1" Seventh infantry ( Ren-
on ) ia relieved from duty t Fort
jararaio , and ordered to Fort Waahakle ,
Vyo. Transportation furnithed by Q
il , department
By order Brig Gon. Howard.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To-
iicco ia the beat.
The NIXIICO County Murder ,
A dispatch waa received by a well
mown citizen of Omaha , yeatoiday , to
, ho effect tint Furnlval , the young Eag-
Ishman who la charged with the murder
if Gva peraontSn Ninco county last fall ,
ins been found ia Nova Scotia. In view
< I the f tot that the grand itiiy hai found
five indictments agains' . Furmv.il , tbii
telegraphic rows miy lead to hla capture
and trial In Nebraska.
Dr. UraiT.
The remain * of the lata Dr. George B.
Graff artivert from Denver Thursday en
train No. 4 , accompanied by bit too
Jihn , of Rawllns , Wyoming , They were
mot at the depot by a guard of Mount
Calvary Knlghta Temphr and escorted to
the late residence of the deceased.
The funeral took plaoo at 11 o'clock
yra'.orday from the family residence ,
2413.Pat k Wlldoavonup , llav. W. * ,
Haraha and llsv. T. 0. Hall officiating.
A hrgo number of frionda and Knight
Tomplara were In attondacca. The body
vrta taken ea > t on the Wabaah train for
IntBtment at Princeton , Itid. , where
the remains of the children , Robert and
Fannlo Graff nro interred. The Knlghtj
Tomphr Trill conduct the burial at
Princeton ,
Rev. J. ( } . Tate , of Shelton , Is in the city.
Mrs. M. li , Risdon and mother hava Rene
to Clinton , Iowa , on a vliit to friends.
Moasre. Kvans and Hooy , the great "Parlor
Match" fiends , are at the Millard hotol.
Mies Jonnlo Yoatnnn * , leading lady with
Kvans & Hopy's "Parlor Match" company , Is
nt the Millard.
Dr. Galbralth has returned from a business
trip to Denver , In his official capacity as
Union Pacific surgeon ,
Mrs. K. K. Whttmoro returned from Chicago
cage yesterday , after spending a fortnight
with her mother in that city.
Mr. Jno. J. liriggs , n prominent real estate
mnnof Lincoln , nnd Mr. M. If. McClelland ,
of the Sewnrd Democrat , wcro In the city
Thursday ou busmets.
II. 0. Dear , of Valentino , is In Omnha via
itlng his old friends. Ho will bo remembered
as having boon formerly connected with Ste
phens & Wilcox of thh city.
N. A. Ilagensticn , Scribnor ; S. S. McKen-
noy , Raymond ! R. U. Case , E. P. Batkenha-
gen , Scribner ; Kd Thunmer , Italv ; < T. Conner ,
Ponca , and II , B. Hudson and wife , Omaha ,
are registered at the Milluid.
G. S. Conant , Cortlandt ; J. 13. Sherwin ,
Fremont ; T. Powers , Sutton ; J. K Vanden-
ark , Wahoo ; J. A. Kohoo , Platte Centre ; P.
Mogeer , P , Domere , Lincoln ; T. II. Poannll ,
Creston , Iowa ; C. F. Gllpiu , Friend ; R.
Hanan , Bushnell ; J. E. Hale , Ord ; .T. ( Jr.
Cooley , Plattsmouth , are at the CanfielJ ,
George H. Smith , William Hadley , Arling
ton ; L. D. Woodruff , York ; T. J. Murphy ,
M. D , David City ; O. W. Bcckwlth , Beat
rice , J. S. Green , Greenwood ; J. C. Curtis
and family , W.iyno ; O. II. Baue , Ainsworth
Frank Shruell , Utica , nnd J. H. Gabler , o !
Stromsburg , Neb , are at the Metropolitug.
Judge W. H. riatt , of the firm of Thuimnol
& Platt , of Grand Island , will , before many
weeks , start to Scotland with Mr. Jamison , o
Hall county , who goes to take possession o :
his ancestral estates in the highland country
of romance and sung , Mr. Jamison Is a prom
Inent property holder in Hall's metropolis
and is now erecting a costly house in that clsy
J. L McDonough , Ord ; W. N. VanMotre ,
Fremont ; Wm. Noulle , Notth Platte ; II. A.
H. A. Clement , Fremont ; Win. Hastings ,
Miss. ; A , B. Bowman , St. Louis ; Win. Bods-
binder , New York ; W. B , Murphy , Strom-
burg ; Matt Miller , David City , J. M. J.
Smyth , O'Connor , and C. W. White , St. Panl ,
are stopping at the Paxton.
Miss Genevlevo Ingorsoll , of this city ,
whoso histrionic talent is so well and favor
ably known to the people of Omnha , has ac
cepted an engagement with a New York dra
matic company recently organized , and will ,
at an early day , go to that city. She will
take ( . leading part in Tom Sawyer's drama
tization of Mark Twain's ( S. S. Clemnnts ]
last work. The people of Omaha will watch
this , her "first appeuranca on the stage , " with
a high hope that she may win that success to
which her fine talents , they believe , entitle
her ,
Do not bo deceived ; ask for and take
only B , H. Douglass & Sons' Capsicum
Cough Drops for Coughs , Colds and Sore
Throats. D. S. and Trade Mark on every
drop
Twenty-four Italians were shipped
yesterday on tbo east bound C. , B. & Q. train
to Fontanolle , Ind , wtiero they are to .bo used
for railroad contract purposes , "These D goa , "
as you call them , said the con tractor in charge
to a reporter , "are capable of doing good
work an1 ] are well suited for contract labor
purposes. They are steady , willing and fair
ly intelligent , and are not inclined to shirk
their tasks as are laborers of some other na
tionalities. They are generally docile but
when th y imagine they are slighted or
wronged they are terribly rebellious and hard
to manage. Once let a 'boaa' Incur the gen
eral Introd of a set of these men working
under him and his position becomes a de
cidedly risky ono. "
In the county court yesterday the casa
of O'Connor & F.igan ugainst J'.dholm &
Erickson was on trial. The suit is ono
brought by plaintiffs for $200 damages for
alleged breach of contract on part ot defend
ants in refusing to allow thorn to occupy a
building on Dourlas street , for which a bar-
jam had been made , The defense h that the
plaintiffs stated when the contract was made
that the building was to be used for restau
rant purposes , when in reality it was rented
with the intention of establishing a saloon1.
mm 6
Smoke Seal of Noith Carolina Tobacco ,
THE COURTS ,
a Very Dnll Day In nil tlic
CourlH in the City.
DI.STIUOT COUUT.
Before Judge Novlllo : A motion for anew
now trial In tbo Mills llbol cnso WSB
argued and taken under advlaomont by
the court. Several minor matte ra of no
oapcciil interest and thocoart&djournecl.
Before Wakely : The only entry the
reporter could Rather ( n tills ecu re was
tbo tt'pnlation ' filed in Barber vf. Joalln.
Thla ia an action of replevin , brought to
recover sn umbrella , the poscession rf
which thu plaintiff Bays the defendant
wrongfully has. The value la fixed nt
$1.50 and the damages f > 0 cents In the
petition. The case came to this court on
appeal , and , ino'udine attorneys' fees ,
siy $25 each , the costs of all aorta would
bay jast fif'y-fivo ' nmbrellts and ODO
Otiaero abado
To day la moiioa day In this coutt.
* COUNTY CODUT.
The case of O'Oonner and Pagan vs ,
Edholm & Erickiou , for damages fur
broach of contract about rental of build
ing , wa dlrmlaaed at plaintiff * ' cobts. No
older basinets yesterday.
JUSTICE COUKTS.
All quiet and little of impoitance.
I'OUCK COUHT.
LUtla dona yesterday in this conrK
Judge Wolaj decided In State vi , Wallia ,
defrauding partner , to hold the accused
to answer the action rf the grand jury
and allowed bail in $700 , Not given
yet.State
State vs. Holmes , continued anil ]
March 25th at 2 p. in ,
POLICE COURT ,
Ufltml HoutlnoVork Driving Out
UioV K V Olmrnutor ,
Inthopolica court yostotday morning ,
Joseph lioavls , an o.vsoldlor , waa ar
raigned for drnnktnnesg. "I wasn't in
toxicated yor honor , " aald Josooh , "I
can't ploul guilty , for I know I'm not. "
"Wniva exitnlnatlon" , said a stontor-
l&u voice , from among the andionco.
Tom Cormick astounded at the impudence -
donco of the suggestion , bellowed
"order , " .TiiiJga Weiss atriajced "qniot , "
end after Marshal Camming ] had re
covered from the shock and re-lit hii
stub , the trial proceeded.
Roavla wnj finally released on a solemn
promise never to return.
Barton Hlloi next facxl the judicial
mnsic-box , on a similar charge.
"Jllhadmlthas W Hi was slightly
bunder the hlnllooonco , jodgc bntcnbnt
"
you
"Five dollars ami coitj , " shrieked the
judge.
Juntos Wilson , Clus. Rose , 0. E. Watson -
son and Henry Cooper , four vagrants ,
wcro given sentence ? , of various lengths
on broad and water , and rrero allowed to
leave town , on panalty of Instant seizure
and Impmonmont if they returned.
"A. P. Van Ormand , " called the
judge. "Hero I am , your honor , good
morning to you , " said a tall , lank Indi
viduftl , shambling to the front.
"Yon are accused of intoxication , How
Is It ? "
"Not a bit of it , your honor , not a bit
of it. "
At this juncture , Mr. V. gathered hia
breath and told a "nrhoppor , " of almost
paralyzing Ingenuity. "You BOO , your
honor , I wai walking ncroes to the Mil
lard last night , and same fallow dosed mo
with ammonia that had been eprlnklod
over a handkerchief. I inhaled the whole
thing , your honor , and , of cDUrte ,
I was dizzy. I supposi the oflioar thought
I wna drunk and arrested mo , but I
wasn't. Oh , no , it was only the ammo
nia. "
The judge couldn't qu'ta swallow all
thla and fined the prisoner $10 and co&tj.
Van Ormand is a character. Ho ia
known from Chicago t > Denver and San
Francisco aa a most persistent gambler
and a moat prodigious liar. Ho is very
fond of telling graenhorn ncquaiot-
ances of his how ho is ruUtec
to thh and that dignitary throughout the
country , and how ho owns thoua.inds and
thoaeauda of acres of woatorn ranch
property , millions of cattle , otc. , otc.
Ho a nephovr of Gas. Stllos , formerly
secretary of the Chicago Board of Trade ,
whoao tragic death at the
handi of Thereat Sturlata his
Infuriated Italian mistress-beauty aomo
time ago , la so well remembered. When
ho wai in Chicago and carrying on hia
gambling operations , ho was con
tlnually borrowing rnonny of his dear
"nunky. " One day Stiles growing dis
gusted , exclaimed , "See here , Van Or
mand , If you'll promise not to apeak tome
mo for a year , I'll bay you the finest suit
of clothes in Chicago.
"No sir , my dear nncle , ' * said Van Or
mand , "your acquaintance ii too valua
ble. " The bargain waa never made , for
shortly afterward Stilej was killed.
Still Pcrslstonr ,
There haa been Issued a call for the
democrat is member j of the legislature
to moot in Lincoln on the 30th of this
month , to consider and decide upon the
proper poraons to receive the federal ap
pointraonls in Nebraska. The reaalt of
their dalibaratloua will bo forwarded to
the president aaasortof racomracndation
or quasi party endorsement of the par
sons selected in their convention.
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Tills powder never varies. A marvel of pnrety ,
itrengUiandwholesomenesa , Moio economical than
the irdlnary kluds.and cannot bo uold la competi
tion with tha multitude of low teat , short weight
luia of phyaphrte powders. Bold only In cans ,
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A RUNAWAY COUPLE ,
Uo\v a 15oy nnil Girl Sought to tie
Married by Jud o AlcOulloch
Tlio Story.
Wednesday night about hilf past ton
o'clock , as Judge McCulloch , of the
county court , was about to retire for the
slumbora of the just , ha waa aummoncc
to moot two young people in the parlo
who withed to bo married. The gonla
judge at once produced pen and ink ant
proceeded to draw up the necesrary logs
paper. Everything went smoothly unti
the young girl waa asked how old eho was
"I am not quite oightoeu , " &ho ropliot
with a smile and blush.
The judge gravely Informed the coupl
that ho could not marry them , If the gir
was under the ago of eighteen. Pleading
was of no avail , and elowly and sadly thi
two wont otf to the Cozzens hotel. Th
next day they went over to the Bluffs
whcro by dint of a little harmless per
jury they secured a license and were
imdo man and wife. The young man'
nnmo Is A. C. Johnson and ho halls from
the vicinity of Atlantic , Iowa ; the youn [
lady comes from the aamo place bu
what her name IB , or was , could not bo
learned. The story , In brief , as toll
by the ycncg man , waa that he wa
working on a farm near tbo place alraad ;
indicated , when he fell in Jove with i
neighbor's daughter , with whom ho hai
been more or less Intimate since child
hood. The marriage union waa oppoaei
by the Johneon family , who insisted tha
the girl wna not ono of the "f. f. v.'s , '
and was unworthy to bo the bride of a
"Johnson " The boy and girl detcruiine <
to elope , and having heard that Omitba
was the paradlao for runaway lovow , hac
set their faces tovatd the "Cite City. '
After the little episode chronicled , tin
marriage was consummated and Mr. anc
Mrs. J. returned to Atlantic
County Surveyor Smith 1ms completed
full sot of maps of each wurd and precinct In
the county , showing every city aud suburbai
lot and farm , and has made cipies on cloth
for the use of the various assessors. The maps
are marvelously complete and extensive , the
precinct maps being drawn on a scale of four
inches to the milo , and the city maps on a
still larger seals. The investment coat the
county about SIOO , and will soon pay for
itself , Tha assessors start out with their
maps and books on the fust of next month.
--Officer Tohn Turnbull
> WHS engaged
yesterday in taking the names of the wholesale
liquor dealers in this city who will bo re
quired to p.iy the § 1OCO license In accordance
with the recent supreme court decision. Ho
Bays that there will be about thirteen firms
and rcpresentatues of broweriea who will be
listed and required to pay the license , Two
firms have signified their iutontion of moving
elsewhere , to escape the operation of the law.
Yesterday about tlireo o'clock a team
attacked to a wagon near tbo Cunfield IIOUBO ,
became frightened , in gome mysterious man
ner , nnd started to run awny , The lump peel
on the corner of Ninth and Furnam was
knocked down nnd the wngcn was badly
ehattorcd. At thii point ono of the horses
broke looaa. Ijoavlng hla UBS impetuous mate
standing by the wrecked vehicle , he diuhec
wildly iij ) Farnairl , near Tenth ntreut col
liding with n wagon , throwing it to one aide
and alightly damaging it , Tlio Dulmal , In
a bully Primed condition , wus captured fur
ther up the street.
Omaha Medical & Surgical
13th St. , Cor Capital Ave ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Females , of the Nervous y t tn , Pi
v to DUiMUMwot the Urinary and exusl Organi ,
and l > loeasoj of the Head. ThroUand Lungs ,
HpocUltles
EYE AND KAK ,
Btiwaws treated by ao erperlenoed apocUlUtl alto
dl eaea of tha Hurt. Liver , Stomach , Kldnoya ,
ladder , Neur Wa , Kheumatlim , Hln , Cancer , etc.
CATAKUU , IlRONOUITia ,
And all other dlicaroa of the 'I hroatanci Lungst real
ed by Medicated Vapon. ( Send for Inhaler Of
circular on Inhalation. )
All dlN * tt of the Illood , Urinary and cxaal Or
gang. Private Dlw&si * and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
(16 ( Yeara Ho i > ttaland I'rivite Practice. )
OoDiulis'.lon ' and eiamlnatloa free ,
Call or write f > r drculam on cironlo dl * and
deformities , Dlw&en of Fumalta , Private OUeuei
of th Urlcirv and Bex ml orvtni , Seminal Wtk <
ncx , Nervom PeblUty or EahaiutlGneto. , et ? . , ted
our new lefttoratlvetrcatmtnt.
11 letters and con ulutk > n Confidential.
Medlclneaaenttoallpa/ttof the countnr > < y ex.
pre M , securely jacked ttom obvervatlon , U full de-
tcrliitlonot cua Unlien. One portonal lnUvl w
pielerred It oonveoient. Open at all bonn.
dlreii ollletUnto
Oinaha Medical & Surgical Insttute ,
13 h St. Cor , Capital Ave ,
E3 ? ' Cat this out for rafotonco.
BIG TOWN LOT SALE AT
FENDER
Dakota County , Neb. ,
Tuesday , April 7th , 1885 , at 2 p. m.
mtcd Vntho * th ° " ° W M"roxJ ! ! town ° " U' ° reaervntlon Iniidi , eolcl In 1SS1 , alt
FAMOUS LOGAN VALLEY.
Huslnraa tcoklne n nlimtion will coriBtilt their hitorcsta
mpn by BOtlllnc in this craml
country. Invcfltors cnn mnko 100 pnr cent In six inonlliB. Lots donated for churches , school.
MloT C ' St ] ' 'CM t'cf'HSl'cclalrnteBot ' ' ' > bo Riven .ill . parties ntlcndin * this
T MENT
REMEMBER THE DATE ,
For further particulars , apply to
T. W. TEASDALK , General Passenger Agent , St. Paul.
PEAVEY ISHOS. , General Agents , Sloiu City , Iowa.
W. 13. PI3UBL13S , Local Agent , Ponder , Nob.
THE BEST SHOES
For Ouitlcmcu's wear , In the \\orlJ , for the monoj-
are made by
Stacv , Adams & Co.
_ A fact thoroughly and unequivocally ostab-
ished by tha unparalleled success and con
stantly increasing demand for them.
Their shoos combine
Comfort , Style and Durability.
ASK TOUR DIIALKR 10R 1111 !
Stacy , Adams & Co. , Shoe.
These goods are made of the best French
and Domestic stock , Kangaroo tops , in Hand
and Machine sewed , m
Congress Button & . Lace
AND EVEUY PAIR WAIIBANTED.
Tirrell & Cook ,
1308 Farnam Street ,
Sole Agfnts for Omnha
21S North 16th Street.
OldBcofllvo Stand.
The present rroprlotor wishes It understood tha
all photographs nro made satisfactory before being
delivered from this gallery. The old management
rotlroa and Mr. U. K. Ornr succeeds.
JAS. H , PEABODY , M. D.
Roelldenee No. 107 Jones SI. Offloe , No. 1505 Fir-
rmm street. Office honrs,12 m to 1 p. m. and from 3
to 8 p. m. To'ccbonf , .or office B7.roaldenon 125.
fl. K.
AND EMBALMER.
Ill tr. 13th Street. - - OMAR
AND
-AT
Factory Prices ,
AND
EASY TERMS.
Send for our catalogue
and price list before pur
chasing elsewhere ,
MAX MKYEE & BEO.
LEADING JEWELERS
And Sole Importers of
Fine Diamonds , Watches , Silver
ware , Rich Jewelry ,
Wholesale and Retail.
Cor. 11 th tnd Farnam Sis.
COLLARS
* ? CUFFS
JEARINO THIS U KX
ARI THI
FINC8T OOODfl
EVER MADE ,
tiha 111 Linen. BOTH
Linings AND Exteriors ,
Ask for then )
BROS. , Agents for Omnh *
COWING & GO ,
JOBHK1I1 If
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
lUllrilileindU.tlron
35X TTX 3VC3-S
Load Pipe and Shoot Load ,
WORTIllViro-C Hit ASl I'Ull-S ,
\mnniLiA\i > DinvKiun , rtnrs ,
Plumbers' Gas and steam niters'
IRON & BRASS GOODS.
ENGINEERS'SUPPLIES ,
ilth & DodQ9 SIS..OM AHA.NEB.
[ SUOOE8BORSTO 10BS O. JACOBS ]
UNDERTAKERS I
At the old stand 1417 Fanum St. Crden by tel >
erapb solicited &nilprcmptl tttondod to , Tolcphon *
No 226.
I MAHft EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Jf. MORRISON , Prop'r ' ,
217 Ni Kim SWEET.
Families drelrlng goort help ran ltd accom-
modntcd br nppljdc at the abovojilaca. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
All latest iiiiiludlcild and newspapers nluays on
mid. fob''O ml
NURSEBY STOCK
Those desiring Fruit or Ornamental Trees ,
Vines , Shrubs ami 1'lants , will consult their
own interest by calling at the real estate ollico
of E. L. Emery , IMG llarnoy St. , or 2200
Fanitun St Orders for spring planting must
be given soon.
D. O.BEYAET.M. D ,
1224 : Farnam Street ,
Corner )8th St , Offloo heirs 8 to 12 K. m. , S to
m Tan yrurs experience C u epesk German.
< vt m H1
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SOLE IMPORTERS
OF
AND
Meerschaum Goods ,
IN OMAHA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
f Ammunition ,
Sytorthiy Goods
Notions aud Smokers' Articles.
Stationery , Cutlery ,
Druggists' Sundries
And Fancy Goods.
Full and complete line and
BOTTOM PRICES
Max Mover < fc Co , .
1020 to 1024Farnam St. , Omaha.
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUY
T
DEWEY& STONES'
One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States
to Select From.1
STALKS TO CLIMB.
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