Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1882, Page 6

r—'_———'—_-—-—_—_-—_—__—————-——-_—-‘_—————_ - THE DAILY BEE SUNDAY, JANUARY 1352 THE © J | LS. JOURN LISM, [HE % e i EDY STATES (0 OMAHA BEE. THE CHURCHE ALISM THE ARMY. Tolegraphy Ky STATHS OO ; Military Headquarters Dep BRTABLISHED 18 ment of the Platte abas School OMAHA PUBLISHING €O | EDUCATIONAL. The Public Schools. 1 N 1 3 City Government, inple a Select School. or ha t 1" ton's o i thi wchool teacher Jtized ral m Every cong vider Financinl, principi By " L Girbot v reels Yot Catholic Schools. TG Are i 1 U 1 Sl il y s of the ¢ rapl some utial - wlifics CRELGITON COLLYGH N \ O B one ot e Crelghton Colloge, nd entital | the various t i e it Wl i con L 9s pitol Hill. vl tiree story brick <t plesan emi- about 6,000, In1s; | conpr \ ; B Khowiia8 () " p o it o Cap! b iy 8¢ A, an | several blocks orth e i | been noted in st et ion of Which app niorecling | aeliool I ' n pronotteed | i intended 1o add s Which wi ments looking e wit | nngalt e prni | BCCiEEs SOr o N red w1ty e ties for worship. B oim, o the b e presint huilding Was eompletid in dan Trinity paish (K B oh e venienee ad | AR 18T, af s eost o SeRmo 1t i< well | eompleting a beaut USRS gsandiuponimprove Nitvetural e T v G TtE s ironhont, s IS aereed With - ohideal, which wil T G e e ot e heated By ste, i is supplicd with sehool - during the presen® year \ t To =200,000, ing the year mu 1 red 821, ganizations, Omaha 0000 hias heen ex 1o i X g | | i ! G ymmodated mile walk ptire city of Omahi, the ity of Conneil fuenitue oot | which will be the most s enploye A TGP ol e AT High Seliol, there are Catholie auspies ned 1 LD dijion i ool il tion' of pupls 1 Septeiber finshed, £50,000 s e Gt S0 Sehonl, | were 10 papis reported on e rol e niong e very plain G whien is water, itsand substantial Phe grounds are mportance of Oni cirelited ISiess o0 W ssouri Valley. tastelully laid - ou \n ing t i s daily : A e | CanEther Opera Hou § i i s cured by the el i e fitted 1 Sonoon, Souwh Owahi | s number has steadily iner & ine, Wit e es - Hiongh the coillege i< Sty o comimodions | tion, students ot g it elnded and Renee simong e G ey Ao are Ao the building outliy of < 4o T, e aeeom- - terest on e Creighton lo Company - intorns s C e a Sentiaing about 10 pee eent. i gen ; Harney and Sixteey v Y i Sy i Faois i story | services of the t Suit. fat t vhen “comy % i Army Rost iR e Thie faculty | Ty neiiborhoc § f Santir GENERAL Grorar Crook, gt ECEE Pro ey ) Dow \ Daring th T Ariny conminding K Clias, Conmoyer Al ments PERSON AL STALE Geo, Thea CONVENT SCHOOLS, i St Barnaba Watin Cyrus S, Roberts, seventeenth in N AN e B e <l Lerd i P TR Ty vV g Internnl Revenue Colloctions Phe Poor Clares, throngty e o il HeW parsonage ‘ First Licutenant Jdohn G ke, third UL, [ L The United States Internal Revenne col o celing patronage of Mr WAL Creighil rectod at a cos | he Gavatey, fuid-de-camy. 11 Clirk and t for's office for e district of Nebraska is I, K. Losa, President, After their expilsion by T StEsmen | qe o bie g has t Wirst Licutenant Walter S sehnvler, fifh fprs ol Ao l L L MeSHANE. Viee Tresident LI LI I Rl cae cavaley, aid=de-camg. S Ol i wRtEGncI LR R R e subnrh of Ot The commii 1 | DERPARINENT STAT Eler Operator ; Miss Lizi y ¢ o, Torenzo Cre setor | Maj. Goo, & b ing ten, s the diveeti i Swodis < Ui pIent of new ek L E ey ! Armstrong, dep A Midelinie Bentevesioand her s peet to ered ' f A v that can be found Maor dames I Martin A A G s Oitier ; SEA T Beileombe amd A K. \sh e oot ighly accomplished daughter A SOt adutant gencral, Omal, Neb ; Buads - 55 Qenty catlvetons s seting inspectors : W MG NG CAE \ ¢ Ficutenant Colonel Witliam 1. Royall THE WATER WORK < y L Chias 1 e, Prineipal. SRl G OIE P st ® latestimproved il eavalry, acling asistant igspector el clerk. There 18 falling o in eollo i Ssista ribaldizin enteinee il occnp ey L anbers” eele feral o the tepariment. Omali, Neb T s s compared W IS0 OF SEL0 i CENTIAL SCH001 Wmediate Trsh parentig The Conregat “ t P et it Gt U S ARy, udge advocate. Onidia, marks a new era in - the history of for (e Tast fow diiy& of Deconber, whieh Ocenpies rooms in High Selool building Ll e e mark et R i por AL Chas. I e, Prineipal L Mijor Marshall L Ladington. quarter Nelson Learncd, Assistant Pringipal My of our citizens were stirtled tpon which they | tiizens B the combined AL RT3 v Omhi dailies the company | L new and elogant ’ Lo of N diired Within t FIUCATION - IR81- 18K ! neCThe offieers are ishing honse SACRED HEARE CONVENT or some time owned ‘ of the B con- GGl TSN e quartermaster, Ona- - works have: been constructed sinee Fanary M. E. Quaekenbush, Lizzie MeCaslin weeks o, by cxhibit lay 1o ereet a syna el nal fast |l N M April of the present year, althio Febriy Ellen M White Mary B MeCoy, cuntl strect of i splenlid dosiin I S BNbhbbiT ¥ fiashidise: 001 (o win Thons Wilson, € 8. U8 A+ start was made lte in the fall \ini Vi Lowt Misicie MC L other eonvent institution in Ol i | i e husin el comnissary . of subsistone a8 ! ' S e M Wood N s, | the direction of the eelchrited. 5 TR Ot : A The rapidity with which they a i Minnie 1t Wik M Ennma Binghian, e Siered Teart© Madan b I to erec 1 il R Eicutenant Calonel Joln Sumingis st been construoted s unparalicled in dno | L THILA Cushinns, At | o O Taris lonses in Xev Y or which is already u of Neny! tho history of water works Duilding, A R i 15 1 Russt PennsyIvania, in o o her 1 St Wajor Thaddeus 11 Stanton, paymaster, from 400 to 600 men having been i f Sl Fannie B duribit, Jennie N Russell I upon readini and infliential associa ! UUSUAL eiel paymaster, Omabi, Neb < 3 Qetoher T o S CV It ot e ewessils ineiy Socred Hoart | Wiekiv a short tim First Tt o ¢ Wingian, vorps - constantly employed during the spring Novemher ity for |, il eapitn of Ne- | lay the fou : 2 of ongineers, Ue S ngineer oitier. and summer in pipe-lying and reser \ Lo Decembier S NORTI SCNOOL. wriiskan, whop O'Conmor, following ol Owiahit, Neh o i S mt : . Northwest corer of Nineteenth and Tzard | DTSk Sshon O/Connor, | folfowiine the | and st eleca o emploves b 5 voir construction. Since September T TR S streets. Warmed by Bt aie furneess en | s eesiil CRHL o e ihel dhiscos | Nebriska, withithe:l 5 i news ARSI 10th, the time when water was first e room " OAGE | e i X 5 < ihe ponnds, First Lieatenant Earl Do T fifth LG (o GoRs R It WILLOW SPRING 1 ise W 1 w j i founder i | e fist Saered | tached, which wid pro L R D el furnished by the company to private 2 s IS Euwia Whitmor Mty St Lonis fnd St doseph, M aving | plice of worship i ) &.900 Sl Neb vsumers, e number Fom | prodieod o i Distilling Company 2 ;l ..wl\l \|‘v |\“ . ‘\II e anr oL (bZonarea BRI RO RO ok % T First Licntenant - William Carpenter. tions hag - 3 5 : ’ 35000 | A IOn b 1"\\\“;‘\”\‘#"; ~'| W INSE, 126,50 sie I Schaller innic il garden, @ few hundred vards fron Beed Ol Rl Con Ui L i o : » s : 00 | o it s el IR a0 cents poe gl Ingelletta 1 Smith, - Camilla Elli ity Waterworks, notwithstiuing lis e e e Fort Omaha, NCE l p SRS 0 They Wive ey B S Ut it copl privations made & personal yuse By o which CARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 1C WOTkS 3 i PANIONT Of (e Rose €. Eddy, Substitute stors of the eclebrited Saer % | lertaken, and prain Willi the present T e o T « Fax on il smonnt s, CANSSTRERT SCHOOT rCConvent 4t Manhattin, near Gt By L Paper it wtry hns excelled it ernis SN i - e s Cass strect, between” Fourteenih ad Fif 4 i e i i Joliy i NEGAIT teenth streef B N AT A TR, k, New York Hully | aecep Y i 0 ~ Sk e R P " Ciaptain gies 1. Lord tions increate. It Qs exped s : I 1500 e f \ partermaster, Cheyenne the pressure which the stor A ORI Feaiden HANSOOM PARK O I CHRINTIAN ( o fatermist wnnifieent @it With its aecompany L] seaments, and we find e head superior Alice M. Williams, Prineipal EURCICNLS, | | I o Dora I° Clay Bolli B selialler aris, IS given Der con St M: MeCheane, Ellzahetl . Shirley, | Vit hus given hevoontia Sold i VTl S i vation affords will be Lugely utilized e Tabize amonnt of hecr on Dl January 1 TS SR Captain William A Elderkin, €. S, de by manufactories during the coming 1830 TN SLO0 per harrel, 852,000, i . oniai an Monedmie i o « the suburban attractions of DAL DN year. Noeity in the United St etz & o L Kie Bpnsler. Richacd Lizzie M Eleock, Substitnte of 120,000, A very considera ) clo: 1 Siemon, in North On Al Hardentere, Substitute i e ) dadhia, Hanseom park may be props Major Willia 11 1 urgeon, pot 18 furnished with a clearer « « Siemai, ib Xorih Gui i bis ot ol oSG0 T i 0 y mentioned as the cliief, ~ The surgeen. Fort Omai water than that supplied by the FireDepartment. stroetss Klght rooms s iented by stoves. | colaent contrtelar B o i acquired some years ago about LML EDRI I Omaha water works Y, ; ] (R T DA (XA Anna Foos, Prineipal T R i st y acres of rough “wooded land on | Magjor obert 1. Clarke. paymaster, O their value for fire 0 et of L The nmiber of ¢ retured during Fannie Butterficld Annic I, Wil ] LAty 2 g t i, Neh Gl e S TR e i e v Ias1, MIGRERON Libbic D, Wi Anna M Nich | sltto) iart) 8 The only especial at e TR R R ey pumber of instanees, where T ehier s MAes given crirers, Wilson, Sig Clara . e . lies e Ly workings proved entire f hrince; WartJelon s dut durins SOUTH SCHOOT i 1 throt its center, Aveording to rnk ahe “\' T Warksof- On) il ety B L LS erhkes 3 woudland on cither Cariss, v mer the e of 1 ; Theo. Bk, don i i Hattie L. Stanard, Prineipal X : o It possessed, Munson, company (€ IR Y JTosephine Jelen doli Koy M, Rose Melntyre Mary I 1 v wivantages of near loea Al o \ | .“\ 1 N 8 W A \‘H Ll i \‘.ml\ aina P Trukid Frank M : 2 o nzland, Chiaplain \dee-Ireside AL AL Sehalt here, A Fannie Wilson, Substitiite s 4 1 therefore the city anthor Fosse ML Ly conipany D2 ninth infantry 0ok N i W boericl A Reter. Substitute, ed to develop whatever FIRSE LIECTEN AN TS ) : South Fifteenth strect, soith of Wil uty there was, and make as at- Morris € Foote, adintant ninth infantry. combinat i Nobrasion Gani St it ailE Our for I t % James Regan, R M ninth infantry crvoir syst u " o Mary 15 New o, Substitute parish s | i forts nve niore than heen successful, | JOBIZA, Bubiwin, compung D uinth - Jeiblenl mising 5 mi0om Jones strects, and oceupy hali a block. AUILIIUCE BULYHUNG. Tty Family b 3 s every lover of beauty in nature can R Ot The oflice s on Thirteenth street, 1o South Twenty fourth street and St Mary's | With neariy o - testify. Hanscom park, as it i8 now, (o S MeNutn, company. 1, ninth in Terlionses i tween Farnham and Douglas avenne, - Two rooms, heated by hotair fir | roierid A aid | the I is doubtless one of the most_inviting rantry i ! A this property was a lim strects ! The ofticers of the company are Frank e el r bl treats of the kind possessed by any OMIAA DR S i w1 Murphy, president; George Barker, Jennie B, Gish, Fannie Wilson, Substitute /! ) The underbrush onee cut away e depot now focated in the tir 1 vieepresidents James Gilbert, Super: VACKSON SUREET 80100} Lthe trees trimmed, a velvety car- and heick building erected st year i . intender : Sonth A6 TacRson Stroet nens Thirteenth t trimmed, u velvoty car- Lunheick builling croted st senr by the v " v utendent. Duning the past year the strent, frame iilding )f softest grass and clover sproad |EuSerbinent i i it of sisen, o the | well, s feet A company have laid about two miles of Nelld I Wool ST 3 From the main en- nder chirge of Capt.John Ve Fores, s | fonreseitin pipe, in which the mains on Sixteenth South Tenth strect, near ety imits ¢ hrick 1 s amder e control o {he i on the east side of tho park, (stittaunriesimstin U8, A0 s the |hack bfs it i Suanders streets areineluded billdlnge uio poM) R Lo ) \ o which is guarded by a handsome and 5y ofler depot in e Cnited G 8 sl The number of subseribers is about dennie L. Rediield CATRGS th:lin o ! Tarable arch, a broad graveled drive- States. The territory embraced i its 0per= voirs (8o il o o 500, aslight merease over 1880, The | e anri s e e RN T Hiudn) amomnnt of s supplicd was about 15, Lis ot ninhir of : iivides into two branches. which are storesare nphe . ail he roquirements o fron 000,000 eubic fect. The company em- e st 'y divided and crossed by numerous | 1k b profiily et on ey eilon | tho ity ploy fifteen men steadily, besides a f ";’”“g;; HIGRasLa i IR LE KL 0 raded and extending AR mumber atirregular intervals, The ings and furniture ful curve to every nook and RITRIEVIEY ) Totai amonunt dishursed by Capt. Joln V. 1o ¢ y president anticivates alarge inercase The number of pupils enrolled in the pib- |y wer of the enclosure. On one siude A ity ~five T sehools of Onalit, o 3 iy attendanee, | T ' “ A Kips e Mol B oy febalih It gl Litution has been estublished | 10 subteribers the coming year, owing Tive and twenty-on S T f Y i 15 4 graceful strueture called Phe value of sehool sites is S g0 Fhe Vit o Sl DUkl FRREXLT , i 2 ) 1y Leads d veetly westward and then SH10 tty little stream, at a slight |10 Doe 15, 1581, SI555.79 00 Geeount of house, whicli is occupied by , il compit | children an Nobraska Deat and Dumb Instity dian “of iihe grounds,” Ads | T AR RG0S ?.”'."“”M “’j‘;‘: Storie Feser WOODWORTHS BUILDING Phiis nstitnte, Tocated in the northwesten | compe | Park house is - lar Imher of employes seventy il o danca. Binilas e i T R T VR pavillion andadeer enclosuze, T sHipments i westeni josts from On ful oeral sty Noghuand i hsid T L . e o Bt il ' st W Unheritiond handsome store building on the north Ings 1l \ 1 4 N gquartermaster and subsistenee store 'S SE 4 4 1 IO t s e i Ko pupits Bave a compete printi eyl tastily surrounded with i St S OMAHA'S SEWERS | reat good. Mdvof Douglus, between: Thirteenth D it : i AN p over the U, 1%, i AT TR H b ’ i " 2 ot rnishes as pleasant nad operated” lines s 1 ) ity in the S IDOL «tield here for an ard Fourtcenth streets. The build S ‘ » Curnishes as leasant il it Nusity i the iy chusneter . st ing i of brick with stono trimmigs, il i o e Tound or e imizably, dupiss b Dstiton, e st it anid occapios sixty-rix feot on Dougl e e wirmatite fomur i treot. The first story is divided i two store rooms. One of these stores tnkes up the west twenty-*wo feot e, L ty duving the past month, 1t to the erection of wany public’ build iy pro Vie trentment of in. ings, and costly residences, erly cared he Leaclicr « ; ! i would be impracticab Tl nnber of oflicers, o i rlag i) ) pk oW MF A Of miany. yeurs and even lsnger coned Wi i i which Omaha ; MeClure, Mt r . 100 | pariment, carrivd o wally upward from the J ko, T ot Sy e Hion i i und furnish m ot e 4 AR RISl : New front of the building, and s occupied Mis Matgy 1 bt e it | d refreshing shade. - Tl SINESS tronin charee, WA Wo Fullriedo, denler in and 1A Gillospe | ANl DE s found in the park it A T T vl of: Mrs mannfacturerof boots and shoes, The reman o Printig O, My with a plentiful TR resident; Mrs, 4 enst forty-four feot of the fiest story is oy oo uf (rpents i > b different AL AR IR B betarys Mg, Judec the manmoth grocdry and provision il N it uhhbe deligh U store of ddtone. [ B o 0 i irtbbery delight Ahove the Missouri 3 id other promi- store of A. 1L Gladggone. This i the Ty i Vi "4\*11:uua y f has always boen " . ¥ t cartily adentified lurgest and best pat@onized retail gro fatuo Aty four Doys and i1 2 ; 8] ”\\m ‘ ullx'ul;. city, its 1a the attendmg phy. CCrY and provision catublishment in ore “ure wow i tfeinda A e and tasteful ac ITH s e v 4 4 dy consulting phy- Omaba. The west W1 of the second Thee departineit of carpent ! 1 s heauty of the park AU e e Graddy aurist and $tory s occupied by Bhe job printing ::.‘I“‘:::M.\m. SR o 0 tha alike ¢ A‘\"H\‘H.~ resi il e " A S AR TS A atih AR Iu,mluy Namuel Rees. The cast T R M. T strager onter s gates bauishsos W 1 AMBMBE A S8 o . q 18th strects, half of the second and the entiea third tas ey it \ of improvemente ¥illbe uilous wih shiped plans fora complete f et Sister #tory wocoupied by the wholesale mil of the entire sely ! year, and. ik I8 | *0Gr age, conforming to th letter, No linery establishinent of J. Oberfelder NLERG lifiee sl Hanscom park will, for ar, & Co VKb Mpecel \ the favorite place for e institute, 1 y 1 ity b already sehool wimonnts [l r LS F30,000 10 beautifyin hividod hoiw \ v wring last year 1,500 ity ey systems t tociti Live tedl W Car m ot 1 ‘ t and aver siy hidre i FRINTERS AND BINDERS, il : I arades of N stree y s diseases be JANES CREIGHTONS BUILDING South Omaba crech ) atent In 1880 about £G0,000 A Physicians wil M ! 0. AU Mooy Hospital Warin was div nd es Bonds w for the work, und commence The Wari