Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1882, Page 8

Y THE UMAHA DAILYI DLE: MUNUDAL, JAINUAIVL 1V, 100z, contains about eleven acres, and we think itis very appropristely named, being a lovely site, (with box-alders and maple trees set on each wside of the street at proper intervals, making it one of the SIERT'S STRATAGEM, 8 THE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, Jan 16. THE END. fresh favor in their roles: Lady All. cash, Emma Elsner; Fra Diavolo, James Peakes; Lorenzo, Alfred Wil: kie; Lord Alleash, Mark Smith; Boppo, Henry Peakes; Giacomo, CAUGHT BY THB TRMPDZR. A Young Man Becomes & Thief SPBULAL ROTIORS--Dontirud [0k AT ~Goos hot Inquire of Eugene O'Ne srtoet, and barn with 12 lota, ill, 16¢h and Howard 0 0t He Obtains a Continuance in His Case For Nearly s Month. The Fair for Erin Comes to a Buccessful Close, ‘Weather Roport. (The following tha same moment s named.) DrraRTMENT, U OMAnA, Janus g time at all the sta 8, Siovan Swmvior, ) y 16, 1882, (445 p. ) § | Thermom. aTION, etor. Direct on. of wnd heervations are taken at moat delightful healthy places in the city. “Idle five or six blocks directly west of P opple ton Place A STRONG APPEAL. Address from the Y. M C. A, 20 (W [Brisk [ [risk 80 3w |Brick 12 (SW BBrisk 2 |8 |irink 00 (8 |Fresh ISW [Rrisk N Brisk NW I sk . INW |Brisk « [SE [Light . |W [Presh Amsiniboine . (20 89 | . W |Fresh River above low water mark, five and trozen, LOOAL BRBVITIHS, Uity couneil to-morrow night. Another cold wave struck the b,wn In ¢ might, —8ack coats have superreded frockn in ¢the police uniform.| The poo! lines have agreed to issue no more passes to shippers. ‘The Union Catholic Libraty associn. tion held a business meoting yestorday sfternoon, Post No. 7. G, A, R,, will hold rogiilar meeting this evening, Fraxk M. Moonrg, Commander. Money can't be very ncarce in Omaha, from the way entertainments are d. Woman's Christian Temperancejunion mee s every Thursday afternoon, at the Ba, tict church, at 3 p. m. n Omaha firm has just manufac- tured a 3100 sad Lo to bo sent to Kugland, from which it was ordered. Tho articles left uvealled for at the table presided over by Mrs. Donovan, may be called for at the Creighton house. The 1ink opposite the Canficld hoase was fluoded yesterday, and if this cold knap co tinues the job may be a success this time, Mary Boulal, aged 64, disl at 12 " m. Saturday night. The fumeral ccours on Tuesday, at 2 p. m., from 1219 South Fourteenth street, —Reniember Affleck's lectures at the t M. E. church, Monday and Tues- day evenings. These will be the richest thing of the season. Board of trade meeting this eva uing at7) o'click. A full attendance is re- quested. The quostion «f paving the streets will be discu:wed. ~—John F. Coots, the court house co n- tractor, writes that he may possibly er - tablish o large wood carving, planing , door and sash factory in Omaha. The detachmnent of troops sent to ex pel the eettlers from the Otoe reservation hus returned, having accomplished the object without trouble whatever. —Haverly’s Origirial Mastodon's will be st Beyd's tonight. "the eutire compsey of Yrty.five members has en- wcdwx aarters pY the Oanfield house, ~ _The fumersl of John Anderson, the brakeman who was killed at Valley a few nights since, took place st 2p. m. Batur- )L 0 of you, the fow years ¢.f tusning manhood and should contribrate well and ¢l to an ivstibation whose object is to furthor dispositions and habits to which you owt, 80 such. whor o in this paper. 1t scems to.us a vory wenai n atteudance wpon the various | amongst st evenimg’s arrivals at the an- seor1/ices of the yean upwards of 48000. | field. Thee reading room, enly moderately Committee To those Who Have, or Have Been, Boys, To th Business Men of Omaha We, the subscribed committes, would respecttully call the attention of the business and citizens of Omaha to the following brief state- ment of the objects of the Young Men’s Christian association: Considering oven worally the aims of this association, which is un- suctarian in its principles, they seem to us worthy the sympathy and sup- port of every one who at all rugnrb» e moral standing of our city. One aim i to provide rooms, made attractive by pictures, periodicals and books, where the stranger can always find a rosting place and the tempted a refuge. The design fs to haye one door, begide the saloon, tie gambling hall, and the brothel, always open for the welcoming of youngmen. The hundreds of those in early manhood, coming into our wmidst, are to be mct as 8oon after their entrance into our city as possible; the early impressions of Christian homes are to be deeponed upon their mind; and their lives, if possible, sct in the way of permanent honesty and uscfulness. The importance of such an off-set to the varied temptations of a rapidly growing and prosperous city scems to us self-evident. Many fall into vives of every description for the simple reason that they have no congenial plece in which to spend their ovenings. The homes of comafort and elegance are to a great degroe closed against them through want of acquaintance oy other nses. Tho lonehmess of the board- ing house drives them into the streots. Our churches, tase upon Sabbath and a few evenings im the week are dark, and the temptation is strong to drop into places where music and mirth in- s to ruin and despair. If the buni nees men of Omaha weuld assist us to plase tho association upon a firm hasis and enable up tof open and make atoactive rooms that shall be centrally looated, the excuse —which isa real ono in many a owso will be gouw, that the young man has no moral a nd comfortablo place in which to speud his. evenings. Those who by honesty and good habits hase 1isen to influence and wealth, shauld consider that all the future of a mori often depends upon men heerfully t and home-like Wild Place' in % the Choighten, the city yesterdny. Sunday in at the Canfield howse. regiutries as the Withnell, arrived in sho city yestenday. is rogisteredat the Withreil, The case of the city against Henry o “Douglas County Farmers' Association” came up in the police court on Saturday afternoon. Siort, the manager of the Masonic hall was crowded to suffoca tion Saturday night to enjoy the winc up of the land league fair, which hac been booming all weck. The banc The defendant was ar- rested last week on charge of violat. ing the license law. When Siert was arraigned he pleaded not guilty, and asked for a continuance of his case until February 6th, on the ground that P. M, Deerson, the president of the assoclation, is a materlal witness, and as he is absent in Europe it would be necessary to await his re turn, Siert gave bonds in $600 for his appearance. Bernard Lang and Julius Schroder signed the bonds. The following is stated to be the law according to Wharton, relating to the sale of liquor under the guise of an association, or giving it away for a consideration: “‘No trick by which a sale iscovered up a8 a trade, or as a free drink when money 18 paid for admission, or as a prior contribution will be a defense, f the liquor is directly or indirectly given away for a valuable considera- tion it is a sale, but a bona fide gift is not a sale. Again, it is no defense that the defendant was acti agent for another. He is criminally responsiblo himself, notwithstanding such agency. Noris it any defense that he sold liquor without author. ity playing a few pieces as it was impos sible to find room to danco and excite versation drowned all other sounds, voting and when the polls had opened the contest at once became a lively one. The first article to be disposed of was the magniticent green satin banner, whose heavy bullion lace trimmings and tassels and beautiful painted designs and inscriptions made it the object of general admira- tion all the week. This banner was designed, completed and presented by Mr. Charles McDonald, to be voted to the most popular Irish organization in Omaha. The Emmet Monument Association and the Ladies Land League were tivals for this honor, but the ladies, with infinite tact, secured their own defent and the Emmet got the banner, at which everybody was pleased. ‘The vete stood 637 to 517. The beautiful silver tea set, pre- e — sented by A. B. Hubermwaun, was Love Your Neighbor, voted to Hon. John A. McShane, who When your friend or neighbor iw labor. ing undér bodily atfienon, mdigestion, Diliousness, comstipati n, caused by . purity of bloed, or disorders of the kid- nevw, or liver, don’t f il to recommend Bukoock BLoon PITEERS, « sure and a.fe remedy. Price $2.00, trial bottle ) cent., jond-1w V. and Supt. J. 1. Clarx were presented as claimants for the elegant cuny chair, presented by Messrs, Dowey & ‘Stone, which has already been described at length. The vote stood Furay, 1,300; Boyd, 85;. Clark, 363; the voting being very hos to the clos ing of the polls, The list of prizes drawn, as far as it could Be learnod Satuvday night, stood as follows: Florence Fearon, silver buttor dish; C. Woodman, prise doll; Bislop 0'Cannor, chaar; W. H Kent, laco scarf; Mr. Mills, castor; Thomas Dunn, handsome mrdinicre, 'contributed by Mrs, McDouagh; Thos. Tallon, camp ohair, castor stand and onke basket; Mr. Hannegan, blue opera honnet; contributed 1y Atkin- 'son; Mr. Langan, an Towa dmmmer, . of Nebrasha City, spent |drew the white opera bonnet con- Sl P> 1P | ibuted b Miss. Dacey; . Patrick < . ord, pair of slippers; Chratstian An- ™. J. Patton wad mother are rogistered | uruons onir of gloves; P. IMsuning, silver castor;: Jamas Price, hand painted sofa pillow, very handsome, work of the Sisters o Poor C'lare. At the close of the voting M. M. Donavan auctionesred off the gosds left over from the fair. He was very witty, and suecessful, and tha receipts were quite large. Inquirp as to the fnan- cial success of the feir developed the fact that the entire axpenses did not E.B Wood, of Limcoln, ia smong yes- | oxqped $200, while e gross receipts erday's registrios ab tho Clanfield. will figure. up over 82,000 PERBONAL- Otto Herett, of Frwmont, isiu the ity . b city. W. K. Paje, of DesMoines, is in the aity. A. Grnham,of Auburay is at tite Metro politan. G. 0. Coleman, of Linsoln, is registered M. Junk, of Cheyenne, is in the 0. Ramsey, of Rawling, arrived im ¥. 1. Spen John H.. Conrad, of McRianey, Wy. ., arrived yesserday. ..M. Sith, o6 T'rem ont, is among the D. Andomon and wife, wf Colurchus, James Wallace, of Rawlina, Wy. Ter., And whan v o censider the spe works of $he 1 ssociation, its necosaity | ity and our obligr.tion to support it ap- pear still moro strongly. The report of tha general secretary of th e association is published selse- There romarkab! showing. day from the residence on Tenth and Davenport. nuch interest. ey will continue through o the next week. —A new time'table weot into effect on “¢he Burlington & Mussonri railroad you- terday. Pass trains leave Omana for the south at 8:70 a. . and 6:20 p. mw, They arrive at 4:10 p. sud 9:40 4. m —Dr. Mercorreceived a dispatch from Naples, Italy, Suturday, saying that Mes. | J. D, Brown, who has been vome time in Kurope with Mrs, Hulst, is dangerously ill andinot expected to live. Mrs. Brown Jis mather-in-law o Gen, Monderson, - The contracl for the completion of the fifth tory «n the new Grand Central hotel was let Friday afternoon, as pre- dicted by Thk Bes, The additional story awvill make the hotel the highest building in the city. The cost of the hotel will ap- proach $200,! 06, —The Consolidat.d Tank™Line oil com- pany have brought suit in the distc court to enjoin the appraisements of the two lots occupied by them on the grouud desir A by the B.& M. company, and now being condemned by the board ap supplied with papems and books, has en tertained _Phe revival meetings which have been | \y ¢ {in yrogress at the South Omaba Motho- | flyonce of Jist church have been sttendcd twith | ‘intollectual such generous donations have been more than not be bhis sgenc; and nmruf 16,000. the in- in the might could place thrice the number of periodicals wpon ita shelves! respects it would accomplish better In some results than our ¢ity library, to which given. Lioked with this agency, there is the Literary society of the as- sociation, wheve scores of young men haye wmet for the purpose-of matching intellectual forco and asd improving debate. One of the special objects of the as- sociation has been wasching with the sick. Anyone can appreciate the gratitude of a young man, sick in a strange land, would feel forsuch at- tention, and the matural mclination there would be toward the moral and Christian ideas of the watchers. The finding of suitable employment for tho deserving, tho sending of young men to respeotable boarding places, the encouraging them to spend their evenings in profitable reading; nm_l, above all, the telling them in their own language the story of Him Who an n young man died to save—these are some of the works of the associa- tion demanding our consideration and at Blair, amiyed izcthe cil y lost evening. the Shereudoah Blines, is registord at the | ald: Metropolitan. training | rived in the city Saturday. of your clerks and sons, and if we | Metrogalitan. of Atlanta, Ga.., is again in. the city, .o} pisg at the Creighton. dealer of Lineuln, is in the city. William Strole, of Sydney, is in the [ It ould beanunpaizionable omission, He in stopping at tae Withnell. in olosing the accours of this excaed It Wins Financlally and Otherwise which was in attendance during the early part of the evening left after ment was such that the hum of con- The great event of the evening was the award of several leading prizes by Walter Allen; Matteo, H. F. Fair- weather; Roberto, Thos, Christy; Francesco Veroni, Mr. Chevoit; first Carbineer, Mr. Connell; second Car. bincer, Mr. Reed; third Carbineer, Mr. Leone, The Hess Acme opera company will receive a most cordial greoting upon their next visit to this city. ————— FACTS AND FIGURES, from his Employer. #0 Replenished his Funds by Small Stealings. d a 1 John A, Berkman was arrested Saturday evening by Marshal Angil and Detective Hazen on the charge ol stealing at different times goods tc the value of 250, from his employer Showing What Has Been Done by the Y. M.C. A. for the Past Year, merchant on Douglas street. man was employed at store about three trial. potent salesmen amd was retained. Berk The following is the report of the general secretary of the Young Men's Christian Aswociation, Mr. George T. Howser, for the paet year. It will be found full of interesting figaves and in connectien with the addsess published elsewhere will furnish fosd for thought for our business men oves Bunday. months ago, on month. Ahout two weeks ago Bushman no THE KAPORT, . Readers and visitors 16,512, | 5 4 y Attendance at weekly prnyor“’“d seemed to get along'in a surpris meetings 1,137, Y | ing way on she amall salary hewas ra. Attendance at young men's gospel [cetving. Fhis aroused Bushman’s | meetings 9,108 auspicions and he begaa watching Attendamee at Saturday evening | Berkman verpclosely. As a result, song service 4,417, Ie observed the latter upen one or Attendanse at extra meotinga 6,177 | two occasions: secrete small parcels Attendance at enterfainments 1,9 under his coat as he was going o Attendance at Literazy Society (six | This caused him to notify the months), 373 poliee and City Detective Hazen Atte too up the case., He mads Berk- ings, 206, man’s acquaintanoe and asked him to Attendance at helperswork at jail, [ walk up the straset on a prerext that 304, thers were two ladies there who de- Attendance st medical ond practizal | sired to see him to identify a Bundle talks, 170! they had lost, and which was sop- Attendan posed'to be in the hands of police | class, 168, ofticers. When Huzen and Berdman | Total, 40,7 arrived at the jail the former arvested DURING: THE YEAIS the latter,and then urged him to son- 2,717 papers have beon distributed | fess to his thioverica. At first Berk- at the jail and hospitals. man stoutly denied’ everything, but 4,500 printed invitations d ‘stributed | after aw'sile he brokedownand owned for gospel meotings up. He gave as an: excuse that he 28 young men given substastial aid .{ had a wie in Des Moines, to whem 82 family-calls wese made. he was cbliged to send money, and 128 visits made t>sick in Learding | that he had been earning by his vk houses and Nospitals. | much more than his<employer M1nd 22 nights watched with sick. | paid him. 20 provided with permanent em-| After making the confession Besk- | ployment. man accorwpanied the-officer to i 13 provided' with room, on Cass street, where he opensc his trunk and revealedk quantity gloves, dry goods of various kind: besides valuable silks smd laces whole of the value of about $2 The stolen articles wers- taken bace ance at Yoke Fellows mect- young men’s Lible temporary em- o to the above, many young men were directad to respecta ble bearding and lodgmg rooms, of which no recc ot last year. He Couldn't Stand Small Wages and on Wm. M. Bushman, the dry goods Bushman's He proved to be a fairly com- His salary was never agreed upon, he being altowed to draw during the time he was employed from $26 to 850 per ticed Berkman dressed' pretty well | g JOR RENT- CHEAI " well and cistern, X JOR KENT— Room with board, in new house, chst +ide 17th st., throe doors east of Doug. stery hovse; eell v, orth 10th st. 594 tf ) NT—CHEAP—1} story house; cel war' and eistern, 1221 19th S¢. R KENT— One nice furnished front reomh, 28 Dovalas 16 1 f One of the hest stires on ( nming 31, by Jamuary 1, 1852, 830 6 I‘ufn BENT—One n ) cely far ished front room, one rmturnished room; east side 17th 4 one door north of Dougtlas. Fo port. R RENT--A suit_or single roowrs, nicely furnished, s N. W. ‘or. 2th and Diven. €60t ) RRENT--A firat-clies hodl for society pur ponc. Centrally locatod. For particulars en uire Kenowrd Bros., 14th and Doughw Sta. 60411 n NOR RENT— Inthe Weatern Newy: r Unly corner 126h and Howard Sta., & lor n“nmnnn' 1out stewn power; suita$le for fght uannfacturli g or Job prnting office. SR T—One nite farnished front room, No. 1723 Douglarst, 6.t EN fumished rooms om; ;;. chanw’ Exchange, N. . cor. 16th and Dodg.- ) Fm'u' VT Nicely furrishod rooms wii. or ™ without hourd. . Keasonable prices. 2018 Case 9. 0%t ORI Furnishod yooms, worth sido of afifornia 8t., 2d door wont of 2lt, Tnguire 4t after 1 pom. 43 [ JOR BEENT. ze of 3 rooms, well and | 8. Mac %8 avanue, En- P8 15th 3. 740t JOR & 8= A Tuk Lk off yeare, on40 acses of land on Nor & 16th sree. Appy to Lo T. Pet ron, reail esiate agent, S, B corer 108h and Dougias street NORSALE- l‘ suod Opera. Hou Four sertions of shelvi Inquire at B W. tions, zepryrs everytisng; doi good 1. 31,000; cn 5 t 00’ easy torrawby gomk pisty. Willixell, nitmot tade. Add:ess (18 SCE BAZAR Frement, Ne Spl o1t MOR SALE OR RENT—A butzher shop, doing a 20 quira at this offic Y sin s, -t NORSAT w d bar tops biggy Addross P, O, druwer Motague, Opp: P, 0. B«L" A unters-and 2 silver plated thow caes, at Gro, H. P ', S0 oy to the store and deliverad to Bush- umn. The arrested clesk, Berkman | stated also to the officers that he had | sent some goods to his wife in Des Moines, but net enough > amoung to anything. A telegram was sent te the chicf of police in that ci search Mrs. Bérkman’s rooms and v cover whatever goods answered the desaription of the stolen nroperty. WORTHY: OF PRAISE. Aw arule we do not recommend patent medicines, but when wo know of one that re i blic benefac- tor, snd does peaitively cure, then we consider it our dtty to impart that in- formetion to all. Electrie bitters are truly a most valuable medicine, and will” surely cure Biliousness, Fover and Ague, Stomned, Livesrand Kichey complaints, even where all’ other rem- edies fail. We Ynow whereof we speak, and can freely recommend to all, —| Sold at 50 cents a botie: Ish & McMahon. (7 MZ. WILKIZ THE TBNOR. The London Lanocet. T London. Lancet says: ‘“‘Many a | life lhas been raved by the moral coursge of the sufferer,. ansl & life bas been | 1 by takiag SrRING Bresses in case of bilious fevcr, indigestion or liver com- plaints.” Paice 50 cents; tzinl bottles 0 cents. O-1lw ) i 1N ingly interesting fair, not to mention Walluce Flinn, dlock of the Gity botol | 1,5, Jics who contributed so larely to its-succers.. Prominent. among these ‘DL E. Clohecy, wie and child, of 3alt [ were Mrs. Ceneral (¥Brien, Mrs. 5. Lake, are mgistcrediat the Mbtropolitan. | D. Moran, the Misses Holan, Mrs. T. Casey and daughtersy Mrs. Ed Leed- er, Mrs. A, H. Gladstone, Miss Stacia Crawley, Miss Nellie Difley, Mrs. Wm.. Hennessy, Ms, Dennis Cun- W. H. Copson, editor and proprietur of ningham and Mrs. Michael McDen-| The three last named had the task of superinterding the refrnh-‘[ ment department, which they did/ most satisfactorily. The gentlemen teo, many of them: deserve speoral mention, but they are naturally mod: J. J. Vandeves, of Rockfond, arrived in | est and might be offéended! at sesing C. W. Cadman, of Lincoln, was Kinnay Arthun. of Butte,, Mi T, a- He is at the the cisy yesterdny. He is registorad at | their names in print the Withnell House. R 2y = STOP THA'Tl' COUGH. If you are suffering from a Cough Cold Asthma, Branchitis, Hay Fover, Consumption, loss of voiae, tickling of T. W. Lowrey, the welll knowm grain |the threat, or any affection of tha He is | Throat or Lungs, use Dr. King's Now Discovery for Cunsumption. This is the great remedy that is causing so much excitement by“ih wuudml-iul o W ot fcures, curing thousards of hopelesa e o o e b gt | cases, Over a million. bottles of D, boxes, (1) | King's New Discovery have boen used withum the last year, and have givan perfect satisfaction in every mstance. ‘@ can unhesitatingly say that this is He Wil Make & Second Ulysses in | really the ouly sure cure for threat ‘ime. and lung affections, and can cheerful- A plucky act was that of a little|ly rscin‘l’:msm} it tu‘nl.L tCu!.\ and got a trial botile free o cost, oz a regular farmer boy, who was driving a load of | 50 gy 60 ™ 1.) & MiMahon, Om- hay up town, near the Great Western ha (3) brewery. As he jogged slowly along — he saw a runaway team turn the vor- ner of Twenty-second street and he instantly stopped his team and ran to- A. P. Youngblood, the laxge pork:buyer vegistered at the Creightos House. “ROUGH ON RATS.” The thing desired fouad at lat. Ask e A BOSS BOY. ——— DIED. January 13, 1882, Eddio K., son of M. E. Vanderford, of scirlet fever, aged 10 years and 10 wonths, Funeral to-wor- His Megnificont Singing af Rossizds “Ci7jus Animanu” _ SPEGIAL NOTICES. | TO LOAN—MONEY. South 10th St N OR SALE—Or willexcha e for Omala perty, an improved sec. onof land_ adjoin- 1z a station on U. P Faniham 8., Omaha YOR SAL Dt £ tracs. for 3. DUNHA Y 1412 car-old horse doublo. En it house. novI8-tf W arire of Gurge C: RICK FOR ALk 203-¢1 % “MIBGELLANEGUS. VAKEN 17P—Junuosy 10t 00w, age5 10 G ears ol k). white spot on rehead, e win aroun - neck, Ownor cau have it by proving yroperty and panng charg s In. wire at Hieris & Fisl 's packing house. %3.17% o red and: white {TRAY Red an white (large spoted) cow, chain awound nesk. Findsoawill be Iberally Towarded @ roturnivey to O, Fomy, corner 10th fnd Pierce streete. %6t ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law Office of D L. Thowas Room 8 Crole’ison Block. ~ To loan at from 540 10 per cent §.}“00 on good real eaatesecurity, by “Cyjus Animam” during the 5 R. ISAAC EDWAKDR 1109 Feymhain 8t. offertorpat 1 0:30v0'clock mass yester- — 0,00 (TS 0ANAs Y per conting day at the Cathedral of St. Philo- | $25 Sereot s suoa of 85,600 and i upwasds, for 510 b years, on firstolass city and mena, ¢omnar of Ninth and Hurnaly ,A‘nupmrny. BiM# Rrau Eszats and LOAN streets. Tlie announcement of His | A9xon 16th and Dougles Sts. Mr. Atfred Wilkie, the tenor of the Hess Aome o:pera company, sang Ros- sini’s ATALNUTS, WALNUTS- Jdmes R. Har o Montgomary City, Mo., has’ #aln Jor sale, URN) 3HED ROOMS—W:shin three slocks of ' postofice. In waire at 15t% Dod e. 926-tf: 0 50T i ox an act vaintorost ,{)0 in o yaell estabaished busicess. Best. reternce given and required _ Apply to JNO, L McCAGUES Rea Bstate 0fce, 91017 singing im the morning papers, based { upon there putasion whish the gen- tleman: bad achieved in consequence of his awtistic sfforts in oconnection with the company of which he @ a membsr, conduced to filling all parts of the obwr ch with an avdience of dis- criminatigg masical people desirous of heacing his magniticent voice in sacred: mimsic as they had already heard it 11 the opera. It can truth- fully Be said that tho audience was treated to. a musical feast to which hey itad long, been sirangers. Mr. | Wilkie mot ouly sung the piece, but he suoceeded in distingnishing himself as a vocs list fap beyeoud the success of his appearanee in his operas, His rich, cdlesr, Bull, round and metallic voicenaver sounded to better advaa- tage than when it rcase to D»flat, the somposidon in gaestion, And if applause could have been toleradad the effort would have been applauded to slie echa. HELP WANTED. D—Men and wom: »everywhere, Big Py, Addrees with stomp, J- P, Devorey| Omaha ‘Neb, 15" ANTED—Good girl to o wist in ssore. Acs dress, wiih wlerence, Merchant, Omab. 924-14 Po0. AT ANTEC—Six. good can Brown, 13thand Calit penters. s t. 920-14 \ - ANDED— .book-| respondent. » a posit b clerk, accountant or cor- t 5o much an object. at Airst as pasition ia a, house where raerit, and in dustry will be rewarded. Fxcellent testimoniala, Address Greightan House, 932:17% I Shinea e e uata in ever; city t akeady taken) A fow haodred dobars necessary t0 pay foF #0ods on delivery after or- ders huve heen sccured for the san c; €15 p.r monta profit goaranteed. The most scarchi inverdigation solic A. 8. ARNOLD:& C N k. 992 129 Y ANIED—Fint-chas lowdrose aan_ got steadywork at she Washingron | aundry, Thusteenih o, betwesn Dodgaand Cagitol ave: nue 38-14" vepe Saleey D—fanufactueing coeern waots a ANTED--WoRs. By a young mw» who un- derstands both singlo and double entry Cuy referen . - Adduaes T, 1106 & No head-nche or hack-nche for Ludies ANTE AT, tho Creighton Souse, a mis A aged w an to take core o J OTIEE TO CONTRAC™ RS- -Sealed propo- salywill be roceived unsil 12 o' lack noon, Uanuary 3, 1882, for the section and comple: tion of lmilding fos the Academy of the Sacred . Teart, Pians andspecificationsion « (ew b of Dufrome & Mendelssch, Archiceos Neb., ‘shere bidgwill bo roceived, ‘Q& Teserved {0 rejecany or otk bida. BARE CHASCE.—The well-known Saratog Dwew: ry, oposite furgrounde, is for salsas alow aash price. Everyshing in good running order:Inguirc, at brew ery, 886,35 KICHARD SIEMOS. NSPRUCTIGNS gi7ca on type writers, also machines i sale. BELL ¢x AMES, 1608 1ED KOOMS—For siagle. gentemen; al30 onc fron® roam with pano, soushwost. Soraer 15th cod Capit s aven: [ NEMIS' NEW CITY MAPS, 10c ‘Mape, 32.60. K0, ¢ ~—Mounte 4! DORTRAI®S IN CRANOM—Pastile nd 180 decorativa |llfl)filg. MRS, D. 'ARDNEK, room 14 Jacob's.Block. B3 EMIS' REAL KSTATE BOOM.—bee 1st page oil,, . R ALED HAY—A8 A, H, Sander's IFeed Stose} 1013 Aarney 54, 819-t1 |JREMIS' REAL RSTATE EXCHANGE—8 16t page. 'ans has rastling long liste of houses, lots D "lands aud” tarun tor wlo " Call and gob om. 3 Those wit want $o plant hu‘nfi\ Froves sheuld write Mim. 11-akwlt ] H { pointed by Judg: Chedwick. —The m.bers f the Social A:t club are request: d to be in prompt attendance on the afternoon of Tuesday, the 15th inat , st the home of Mre, G. L. Gi ber , coriee Bighteeuth and Chicago sireets. Busmess of importance demands s full meet' 1. -A little boy who tried the door of No, 1420 Douglas street, » confectionary, yes worday morniug, was considerably startled when «, large dog on the inside sprang though th: window st hun, taling sash and all. Quite » crowd gathered and the boy escaped without injury, ~There are fow departmenta of the G. A. R which can compars with that of Netraska for the steady interest cvinced in it by the members, One reason for this is that some of the bravest and mcst loyal sol ieis of the late war have settled In this state, and that the officars, as well a8 the rank ond file, have their who'e heart in the work, mor morning at half-past ten o'clock, from 1720 Jackson street, Frieads of the family are invited to attend, n 5 EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALAYSTERY AND .CONDI TIOIALIFIT, 498 Tenth Street, vatwoen Mrnhass and Haroey. Will, sath the aid of guardians e | 8pl1its, cbtwn for ang ono 8 gance at tho pass 1t for the Howe Scwing | a0 prosont, and on sertair reoditions i the fu- commission or sa‘ary. Ad- | b o anid Shaes marde to ordes, Porlood 0u8-tt neicn haraared w21 ————— WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, RUMS, GINS, ALES, PORTER, ALL SYSIOTLY PURE, At &, H. GLADSTONE'S, 1308 and The oclosing entertainments at | 1310 DuuumsSTuin:n Mnld-2 them on & run, not & bit daunted | Boyd's opera house on Saturday after- NEXT MONDAY. caught and neld them. noon and evening were very h.rgofy The Boaton Store will, ou Monday, The team and wagon belonged to| 4ttended and were most enjoyable in{iake an asmouncement of a great Johnson, the m'\lkmm.hlnd had run every respect. The sories of operatic |clearing ous salo. — Their advertise- aud picces of broken wood were scat- | company last week were probably of a oa the tarnd pige vf Monday's issue. tere Promi"m“'l{m"" » distance of | pigher order, musically and otheswise, | ‘The advertissinent is & start)ing one, two blocks., That boy deserves a me- | 1y 1 yave ever before been presented |as the reduciivops made are the groat- ! {0 Omaha people, and the continued est of the season. Everythiug marked . demonstra- | down wearly owe-hali. Everything in The “Hebrew Benevolent" Concert. ‘J}:flf{'}?fé’;l f:::flflf;.p;nailhfl the lwe ot Wintes goods are to be The grand concert for the benefit of the | o1 Saturday afternoon matinee sacriticed, Hebrew Benevolent society at the Stanc- | «rhe Mascotte” was given before a ard Hall, Tuesday evening, January 17th, | golect and large audience. Tts rondi- will be given with the following tion was superior in every respect. In PROGRAMME: the evening ‘tl‘;u 'nl.;n-ngg opera 'lz Derlie i d lach, “Over. ber, entitled ‘‘Fra Diavolo,” ws l"v.'\};lu“ e A B Conradié Au:ll'k)\"med and gave the llghm_l satis. usical Union Orchestra, action. A very large and fashionablo Trio, D minor..... ... Meodelssohn | 80550000 were in attondance. Miss| The Most Accurate Watchwork done Geo. 1 Meyer, e F. | Mary Wadsworth appeared for the | at HUBERMANN'S, Serenade, F 1malor. s.ve Volkuwan |first time in the character of . o — ' Philomathean Zerlina., She possesses a very sweet| For Ladies' wear, extra quality of Piano Duet - Poe and Peasant... .. Suppe | negzo soprano voice and also| Pebble Goat in Button snd Lace B, A. ypok i Mlas Matilo ‘avinces fine theatrical training. She | Double-sole, good Winter Walking oaa il sapecially won the favor of the audi- | Shoos; every pair warranted. ~Prices uelest bio ra Audran | Oy . nightly prayer sceno, [low at Fallriede's, 1312 Douglas & Melloy | where she sang her prayer for her|street, between Thirteenth and Four- lover's safety, snd :{m _murderer’s | teenth, ice. 'The ‘ollowing was in - r——p— :::i‘:lu::m:?) ‘Miss \v.dl'lfflh. the| Evel ILhmu l‘i)l'l}-blnl at HUBER~ principal caste, and all of whom won | MANN'S, and Prices Low, support, Wo have only this to add: We have been appointed a committee tv solicit enlarged subecriptions to carry the work through 1882, Many of our largest railrond companies and many of our ghrewdest business men have recognized the advantage of support- ing an association which has for its special bject the looking after the yo ng men who carry the keys to offices and know the sccrets of eafes, Weo smncerely hope the business men of Umui)\'u will see an advantage and a duty in aiding by liberal contribution a work which the safety of many a corpora- tion and company may be concerned. And upon the great srinniplo of help- ing the right to put down the wrong, honesty to evercome the too common defalcations, and sobriety to succeed debauchery, we confidently appeal to ou all for liberal and willing contri- ully, utions. spectd O'F. Davis, Jacob Weidensall, Leavitt Burnham, William Fleming, ward the runaways to stop them, They were going at a fearful gait, but he sprang at them and caught them by the bits. The collision way . such a8 to throw him under the vehi. | The Hess Acme Opera Compauy Close cle, but he escaped very lightly. The Ld s“w“'::‘“:’ms:n’::“ ofkn- horses ran to the next corner and into the high sidewalk, which checked them and the boy, who had followed TANTFD— Grod second h no piano. be inkcod ordey. Fnquas 411 > v vj!. FRA DIAVOLO. dre-n W., post oitico sawer 00 ciy. EP Cue good hone for ¢ H. I'. WILSON, ¥ th « \A/ A TED—A fow tablc boarders at 1 W Ao nn” o6 mnce doors sorin of | Douglass. oty s \ AMTED-A few day boar ers s bo o W AR ke d with frw-clase 1add howrdis & vury rearcnable rate. 1 quire s 1% Howars, Terwoen 9th asd 10.h w'e. B8Oty FANTED—A good girl for paneral house- W Y i n thonily of two. Sbeady cmploy: | and good wages. Must be good cuok. Davenpost St. 17 4 Wor o ANTED—1. Gil the junk husi Vouglas stieet, where business, ond by fair dealing and prices they propose to incryase the trade o8 who have old Iron, rugs, junk and metals to give thew s call. 7951 m0 fehr e YT 24 bridge and school bonds e wr 3 & Ca nave pomnared e Prof. F. W. Osihoff, a graduate of the Imperial Academy of Berlin, Prus- | ——- sia, wishos to organize private classes | VA7 ANT in French, German and Latin, Ap- | aud sin, Phications will he rocoived at this office | rforen and No. 1611 Davenport street. ) Very re P. C. Himebaugh, M. G. McKoon, Samuel Burus, P. L. Porine, T. H Leavitt, 0, Vood, A W. Fullried, Georgo T. Walker, Warren Switzler. DA situation 8 booii-kecper by ‘Who thuronghly undemtards double ntry, is als penmay Pesy dven, Address, C. K., E.¢ office il L 766 4 FANTED— 4 children as b arders in a s dect N A chiocl, ab 1bth and Calitornia St © LB 15741 —Several of the lceal pulpits were Gillcd by visiting clergymen and laymen yo-tor- day. Among these were: The Daptist Church, Dr. D, Banks McKenzie, D. D, North Preshyterian, Rav. Joshua 1tal, of Papillion; Pres)yterian, Rev. Houry N. Paine, Aubumn, N. Y.; Congregational Ohurch, Rev. Matthew stone, D. D,; First M, E. Church, Rev. W. B. Atlect, York, England. —Hou, 8, K. Jackson has purchased a tbeautiful residence location in **Idle Wild #Place,” North Omahs, where he is erect LOOMIS ANTED—%5irl %0 do housework, 1110 Fambam 84 K i Massrs, Myer & Raapke, the whole- sale grocers, have removed to Nos, 1317 und 1319 Douglas street. Their rapidly increasing business demand-| ed not cnly more room but double | Olivette- the facilitics of the old stand, oot It is one of our oldest and most [ SOPE TN e vy estiy ocidaan *Jdle Wiid | A9HS house. janld6t | (a) Treumersi, Place" is owned by Jobn G. Wiliis, our| Bareains at the Toa Sture of W. R. | LAite Gavaior Dodge street commission merchant, aud | Beanett & Co. 2 NG solutely Pure.\ powder uever variea. A marvel of par and wholesomeness. More_econoa! ordinary kinds, snd cannot be sold \e)’ | bed. room, 608 North Seventeenth strect, corner of Calitarni 02514 Ab than competition ith the multitude of law RENY.—Store room in brick bullding C N.W. Cor. 16th and lzard st, Apply 0 G, F. GOODMAN, 1110 Farobam st; 920-14" l e RENT—Cottage, 606 north Lsth Bt. Bod-14° (b) Menuetto (by re- ... Belumar Bocchoreni - Overture. ... = Suppe Musical Union Orchestra, bt, aum oF - phosphate powders: Bold ouly fo chos OYAL BAKING POWDER (0., NewYorx,