Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1882, Page 8

N FTHE OMAHA vasly BE : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %1 188 THE DAILY BEE Tuesday Md;ning. Feb, 21, (The following observations are taken at same moment of time at all the sta- tions named.) War Drrarrymsr, U, 8, Soxan Swn OMAIA, February 90, 1889, P } ght NE |Frosh Brick Brisk | Brisk Fresh Brisk Jight | Fresh |Fresh SE |1ight K Lisht NW |Light SE |Light E |Frosh| SW [Brisk Deadwood Amsiniboine .'30.10 Clear LOOAL BRHEVITIHS, —Everything closed night, ~Mary Oster has filed a potition to sell liquor in Valley precinct and a protes has also been filed by her neighhors, up early last The last jury trial is now in progress in the 1J. 8, court at Lincoln, and an ad- Journment will bo taken this we. k. ~The Trinity mission supper and en- tertainment takes place at <tandard hall to-night, —Great reluctions in overcoats and heavy suits at M. Hellman & Co. Feb18-eoddt. —All trains will be lato this morning, some of those from the east having con- siderable difficulty in getting through last night. —The funeral of Mr. Roddis, who died Iast Friday in Albuquerqu-, N. M., will take place on Wednesday at 2 o'clock from 8t. Mark s church —The regular quaiterly meeting of the Union Catholic Library association takes plice this evening. All members arenotified to attead, —The grand double musquerade ball of the Omaha MNiennerchor to-night will b the nearcst appronch to the Mardi Gras our citizens hwve ever enjoyed. —Rufus 8, Parker, nssist .t foreman of the Western Newspaper union, and Miss Katis Parking were marriod on Friday Late drand Jury Was Not a Legal Body. Which Would Knock all Their Indictments Into ‘‘Pi.” The Plena in Abatement to be Argued This Morning. The week devoted in the district court to the trial of criminal cases began yesterday with the case of the state va. Lee Stits, who is accus ed of having stabbed his brother sev- eral months ago during a drunken fracas in South Omaha. The victim of the crime, Henry Stitz, was stab- bed first in the head and again in the back near the spine, the latter wound producing paralysis of thellower limbs, He was hauled to the court house yes- terday in a cab and carried up stairs in a chair I:{ tour men. The jury was impannelled by 11 o'clock and the trial at once begun. KOSTERS ARRAIGNED, Pending the statement of this case to the jury, Hon. J. C. Cowen, coun- sel for Chas. Kosters, indictea for the killing of Oscar Hammer on Christ- mas morning, asked that Kosters be arraigned. Kosters was in the court room and made his appearance before the bar without any especial sign of discomfiture or agitation. District Attorney Burnham read the indict- ment charging him with murder in the second degree, and General Cowin answered ‘‘We plead in abatement.” Tre Ber reporter secured the docu- ment filed, longenough tomake out the NATURE OF THE PLEA, Tt claims on behalf of the prisoner, that ““The indictment as it is exhibit- ed against him, was not found or pre- sented to any court having jurisdic- tion of the offense thercin charged, by a regularly appointed and constitu- ted grand jury, under the laws of the state of Nebraska, as appears from the records of the board of county commissioners and the rccords of the court.” The plea further alleges that the time of holding the term of court now in session was legally fixed on for evening, “The runior of & ¢.miemplated unton depot, to b built at the foot of Howard February 6, the first Monday in the month; that the county of Douglas is divided into seventeen precincts; that on the 17th day of January, and on KOSTERS' ARRAIGNMENT His Counsel Pleads that the QUARTER CENTENNIAL. The Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Douglas County Bible Soclety. Boyd's opera house was filled Sun- day with a large aulience, made up from the congregations of nearly all the Protestant churches in Omaha, regular services being suspended in most of the churches in honor of the twenty fifth anniversary of the Doug- las County Bible Society The male choir of the Y, M. C. A, assisted inthe services, whichincluded, in addition to the usual order of ex- ercises at religious meetings, a fifteen minutes’ address by Discrict Superin- tendent Rev. William McCandlish, Theme: ‘‘The Influence of the Bible on the Oivilization of the World During the Era of Bibla Societies;” and a twenty-five minutes’ address by Rev. G, W. Wainright, district super- intendent elect. Theme: ‘‘The Bene- fits of the Diligent Study of the Serip- tures upon the Character.” The report of the secretary and ‘reasurer and the president’s report of church contributions were interesting documents. Rev. Mr. McCandlish, who has served as superintendent of the dis- trict including Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado for the past thirteen years, rotires in March, and will be succeedcd by Rev. G. W. Wainright, of Blair. There are now 94 Bible organiza- tions in this district, three-fourths of which have been orgil‘mizud during Mr. Candlish’s time. The election of directors resulted as follows: First M. E. church, J. L. Rice; Congre- gauonal, Col. R. H. Wilbur; United Presbyterian, J. L. McCague; Baptist, Dr. Wood; Lutheron, Dr. P, E. Lei- senring; Presbyterian, Warren Switz- ler; Eighteenth Street M. E., D. M. Hovyerly; Christian, not named. ST(ETZEL's SUCCESS. An Omaha Merchant Who is Climb- ing Up Rapldly to the Top of the Ladder. Nearly two years ago, one mornil;“ in May, 1880, a BER reporter who was passing down 10th street on bus- ess, saw a new sign flung out to the breeze, and on entering the store- room on the east side of 10th, near Jackson, found the proprietor, a pleasant and energetic young man, | was some apirited dancing in which THE GERMAN THEATRE, wine Heynold on Her Re- Appearance on the Ger- man Stage, Last evening quite a large and ap- preciative audience assembled in the German theater to witness the per- formance of Alwine Heynold in *“The Milkmaid of Schaneberg.” Miss Heynold sustained the title role, which was exactly suited to her unique style. When she first made her appearance on the stage, accom- panied by a big black dog dmwing a cart containing milk cans, she was greeted with a burst of most enthu- siastic applause. Her acting was all through the play irvesistibly droll and during the duet wish Lindemann, at the conclusion of whieh they doth stab themselves to the heart —with fans, the awdience were convulsed with laughter and she was vociferous- ly reealled. During the evening some lively songs were sung, in which there were some very effective local Xits. The execrable condition of the sidewalks on Tenth street, and the obnoxious Slocumb received some emphatic censure at the hands of Hesrr Mol- chin. Mr. Lindemann, as Henry, was ex- cellent, and gained several encores; and Mr. Bergmaun, as Nagel, de- picted a drunken scamp, remarkab)y true to nature. The charaster of Brennecke, the obquitous newspaper reporter, was ably spstained by Mr. Kuester, and Mr. Lutze in his triple character, sustained his parts exceed- ingly well. Miss Grossmaun as Louise, acted with her usual charmiug grace and in the suicide scene her emotional delin- very effective. Miss Bushmann as a srevant, and Miss Thiessen as a gover: ness, played with their aceustomed ability and: all the minor roles in which Mrs, Mader, Mrs. Grossmann and Messrs. Willig and Penner took part, were fairly well sustained. At the conelu on of the play there all joined with gusto. Steinhanser's excellent orchestra contributed the musical part of the melange. Hnthusastic Reception Given to Al- eation of a young girl in despair was MARRIED, At the residence of the officiating cler- gyman, Rev, G, F. Stelling, Friday, February 17th, Mr, N, of Oakland, Neb., and Miss Christine A, Anderson, of Rock Tsland, Til, pisioy= A. D. MORSE ARCTIC OVERSHOES, ALL SIZES, LOW PRICES, MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, BOYS' RUBBER BOOTS, LADIES’ DALS, TWO-BUTTON SHOES, CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES AND RUBBER®, at the Lowest Prices, 14th and Farnham Strset. A. D MORSE, LADIES’ OVER- Rubber Boots and Shoes at L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS', fen20-2t Embroideries mtanr inches wide at 35 eents per ymxl, Narrow ones at from 1 cent peryard wpwards at Push. man’s are certainly bargains that can- not be found elsewhere. The lowest cash prices are always guaranteedat Bushman’s. Guwrs' LiNex @ounaxs $1.50 wew DOZEN, L. B. Viiutaws & Sons; Latest styles of fil}mu at Jonasen s, | 13th and Harney stvoets. f17-2¢ CATARRH CURE. The antidotal theory, 10 adnntted to be | rhal Polson. 11. Taylor, 140 Nebls street, Brook- Iyn, *One” package eFfected a radical cure.” Geo. A, Reis, Cobleskil; “ahcoharie, Co., It restord me to w7 ministeriall Rov. W. H. Sumner, F' results in six cases in my Rev. Geo E. Pratt, Phia: “Qnite wonderful your “Treati e, ” Chas. H. Stanhope, Newport, R. L: *Iwas too deaf to hear the chuwch bells stng; hearing restored.” George Wi Lambright, 78 Bidd : street, Balti- more, “Md.: “Suffered O years; perfectly cured.” Mrs. M. E. Shenney, 8122 Sarah street, St. ““The first natural breit! in 6 years-" J. W. Purcell, Golden City. only cne’ packnge; enti years." Dr. F. “Fine erick. Md.: ni; Stephen's Roctor lot' me distribut : * “Used irely «uredy suffered 24 . F. N. Clark, Dentist, 8 Monsgomery street, San Francisco: “Suffered 1o years; perfectly cured,” etc. Dr.' Wel De Meyer's Popular ““TREATISE" on Catar h mailed free. The great Cure is de- livered by Druggists, or by D, B. Dewey & Co,, D. D., on . Nelson, LIGHT-WEIGHT SAN- ei De Meyer's|t the only treatment which - will* orarieate Catar- f ows, ¢ Beal's Grocery stor. , tauramt with co « patronnge § ason for scl' ng, mist go enst Jmportaut bl 0 look after 416 8. 10th St Y OR SALE, CHEA alcon 1od Hxtures, do ing grod vusiness; first ciass location. For particulars address B.'C. Adams, Lewis, Cass Co., Towa. 179-20* DGR “ALE A by eItal 10t @0 houve near St. Mary's avenne, in rosd to nnseom Park. For prices and torms | qidee of W. R. Barklett, real estate ageat, £17 8. 13th St %10 20* [YOR SALE-—10,000 Blaek Cap Matmoth Cloe: fter Rasborry Roots “Idle Wild Place.” Leave ordiraat 1414 Dodge 8t. JOH ¥ G, WIT» LIS, Com rore 100 ¢ and barness at Redman's -6t Fnu A nlea h 10tu st et barn ~OR BALE ¥ cheap, the furn g and bed room, all Y & youn ¢ couple only atfow w [ ora, dremt108 8. 0th St Privileg b the 2 rooms;, aheap. 221 R SAT Ipn gold i -At Solomon's, 1204 F , miver fish, eel:, alligators, devd fis}, imported eanary birds, ¢k mg | arrots, gold tinahes, red birds, moct ing hirds. fish globes and aquariums, all wikes and rtyles, af price: rea o able: 142:t1 T OR SALE—A cood secan hand streot hacw: for sale, at » low Largain, by Dr. Isans Edwanls, 1100 Farvham stroot. T4t JOR. SALE—House and full lot in good loca: tion, cheap. Price, §1260. Easy torms, McCAGUE, Opp. pese oftice. 16t 0K BALEBeat sding lot 1 Shinu's ad- [ ditien, 142 feet evwe front by 15¥Tect dopth MCCAGUE, Opp. posc o fice. 14t OR SALE—1 wraa stallion, Clydesdals, ¢ yecanold, weighing 1060 poun . 1 hiack lion, § Nofman § Morgan, 6 yoarseld, welh- 1650 3punds, took fm prou ¢ Nebraska to Fup, 1631, 1iKentuc olc, black, weighing ahout $00) pounds, 4 yesrs old, took first’ presatum at Nobrw ka Stato Fa, 1880 anc 2861, Turguiro of Cha Neber, Farzacr louse ity 988-4 [FO%, S35E OR NENT—A grocor;store and U buteher In. op, doinza good business, ey uters and 2 siver piated . Petersou’s, 504 South It quir at this [YOR SALE=2 nice ct show cases, at Goo, Bth St. O SALE~Or will ex-ha ge for Owaha pro- perty, an improved e on of land: adjoin- ing a station on U, P, R. 1% M. DUNH A, 1412 Fartham 8., Omaha, 720 3m+ [JOR SALB—Or trade fes-eity propesty, on pan of Horses, harneso emd wagon,_Adtre- this offie s 2 th JOR SALE—A good seven.ycar-oM horse Warransed to drive stagle o doutle. * Er quire of Geozzs anti-14. Canfield house. novIR-t MISOELLA ™ )—On Farnham out, Jeam. 1, 1852 and Doige St. 3%, bunch T quire at co James C. Johnson, NSTRUCTION ON TYPE-WRITERS- We T areiin fresppent vos:iphier applications for Cperutors, BELL & AMES, 1506 Faraham, Agents Remington Type-Writer. feols-1m Proposals for Army Transportation, MEADQUARTER'S DEPARTENT OF 111K PPATTE, | CHIEY CUARTREmARTER'S OFFICE, d OwMAlIA, Neb., February 10, 18:2, ) Senled proposals, iu triplicate, subject to the usnal conditions, w:l] be recrived at this office until 12 o'clock, 10 n, on Fri- dny, March 10, 1882, or at |e same hour (aVlowing for the difference in time), at the offiees of the Depot Quartermasters at Cheyenne an! Ogden, at which placesa .d time they will be opened in the presence of * bidders, for the wag n tramsportation of Militury supplies during the period from May 1st, to June 30th, 1882, from Park City, Utah, or fr m stations on the main line of the Union Paeific Railway, to Fort Thornburgh, Utah, & The Government reserves the sight to reject any or all broposals, Each preposal must be in tri; hicate, and accompanied by a tond in the sum of five | hundred doMars, (35000 executed strictly in accordance with the printed instruc. Sions, and u/ an the blank form furnished ander this advertisement, guaranteein that the party making lhnc‘mqwml .hnfl not withdraw she same within sixty duys from the date announesd: for opening them; and that f said proposal is accepte g and' s contract for the service bid for, ¢ awarded thereunder, he will, within ten days after beind notifid ob the award, (provided such netification be made with- in thesixty days atove meationed,) ac- cept the xame and furnisb gaod and snfh- cient sureties, at omee, forthe: flithful per- formance of the contract. Blank proposals, form of contract, and printed eirculars stating the estimated quantitios of supplies to b transported, and giving fuil informmation as tw the man. ae of building, conditions to be observed /by bidd: re: and terms of contractand pay- 'ment, will'be furnished on appeation to this offie, or to the offices of the Depit Quartermasters at Cheyenne and Ogden, Envelopes containiig proposals should de-marked: ‘“Proposals for transportation from — t> Fort Thornburg, Utah,” M. 1. Luorxeron, feb15.6t Chief Quactermaster. WILLIAM GENTLEMAN T EX 16th Street °Grocer, 'S HEADQUARTMRS FOR STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES, Lemons and Oranses, Choice Butter and Fggs A SPECIALTT. GIVE HIM A CALL. " Dexter L. Thomas, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Room $,Crolg htons Mook 182 Fuiton street, New York ®for | FED AR re S AR WA strect, by the U P and B. & M. rouds, | the Gth day of February, 1853, there | just gotting his goods in shape, in a | "> Dillom, of North Platte, is in the L P R A P R AWNINGS | A ry o ) city. TR — | shu Ps addition, acc . Apply b is all gas. resided in Omaha precinct No. 1|yail'room with the work shop par-! e & A R o to 2 5Howard St., be 264" | Made to Order o1 Siort Notice —Our thank« are due the ssoretary of %,'114 iy qunll)f;ledfu; sit a8 jurors | givioned off in the roar, Thi was| . V- E Barnes, of Hastings, is in the SPECIAL HOTICES. : - e the Danish As«oiation of Omaha for tie | (the number in cach of the seventeon | thy ymall beginning from which the | it9- —— == . y 0 cordial fuvitation to attend tho'r 7th an. | Precincts is then - stated); that|,resunt large and steadily increasing| W. Stull, of Lincoln, is registered at b A0S GRUESWALR: & SCHROEDER'S mual grand masquorado bl at Tomer |08, the 17th day - of January, Dusinoss managod by Mr, W. B | the Withndll 5 it Harness Store, ball Saturday eyening next, el s, TN, Xy REENoTS St?;!zralwhuum'{m s(eflt!lfrd-ylhfla- C. W. Russoll and J. J. McIntosh, o BUNThOuIRATE0ni BEC ¢! 8 1508 FARNHAM STREET. siahed goods wil do well fo look: thrvugh that the mxty porsons wero 1ot 8- | iructed by o largo Svoice “of| M. Lockwo.d, of Ponca, isin the eity, pands for 0§y on Gt a1y S sHOW casm s the spring stock now open of rove, | portioned properly among the pre. ook . S € at the Metropolitan. farm property, BEMis Kxau Ksrats snd Loax ~ — — —AND--. rdindy X A g stoves ust being | ® guest at the it Aarnor, 16th and Douslas Sts. OT8; 31 O each, 35 down and $5 pzsmmonth — N n, Jurvis & Co,, Miilurd's new block, Har | cincts, thoro bowg for instance four }ioused: Mr, Stoetzel' had just 1o.| A. 1k Converss and R, S, Van Tasell s Bt Bashe, Ntwre Fixauree Work vey street. feb20-me rand jurors from Omaha precinet | oo d the first Toaafior % = n = Ko, 5, with ita 1,768 eligibl: jusors, | 0ived the first car load of a large | of Cheyenne, arvived yesterday on train HELP WANTED. OBT—Ha r bracelet, ¢ ppyd with ol 00 1480 | g Franch Dowsie Thick Wass and Bent Show - —For Sale at & bargain, the stock and | N B ¥ GLIO JUrOTs, | oongignment from the firm of Bur- | No, 4 ST —— bet. Do-glasard vass, Fuader piase Cano. Clin 7 £ the Michj Tobaoo: Store, | 2111 four on the selected list, while | qoite. Smith & Co. Troy, N. Y. BED A s gTeliasiNepk oornae 209 tt g . LRI L " | Douglas precinct, with only 163 eligi- | aniong the most roliable munufactuy, | M- R- Hopewelland , R. Reed, of | Y _lithand Chicago st 3921 = @ 9 \ealn s, 1417 Dougls streot, Omaha, Business first cla-s, location good, rent low, satis- factory reasons forselling. Applv a the store. 20 vnom-wi&f-u.orn-tu-thulent-tf - Lue Ann Dickinson company played Olaude Meluotte 3aturday afternoon and repeited Hamlet Saturday, togood houses on both occisions. As on the first eveni g the public was very generous and appreci- ative. The party left for Council Bluffs yosterday and return and go from here %o Atchison to-morrow morning, - The complaint a;ainst the officers of the school board, for violating the firelim- its ordinance, was dismissed on Saturday by Judge Beneke, and the prisoners were discharged. It is probable, Mr, Long says, that they will brick up the walls of the building, ro as to cowply with the law. —The attempt of two negroes, on Fri- day night, to burglarize a house of ill fame on Eleventh strect, was frustrated by young man who was visiting there The Iatter beat one of the intruders over the head with a poker until he fled and on the next day recognized the burglar by his soro head. He dure not have him arrest- ed, however, for fear of criminating him- welf. —Mannzer Marsh's bonefit on Friday evening will be immense. The ‘“Fun on the Bristol” party bas no equal on the road, Among the specialties to be intro- duced on this occasion will be a burlesque on the ‘“IT'wo O(phans,” which was rcoent- ly gotten up by Sheridan. It was 1ehe rs- ed 0 Omaha at the time of the company's recent viiit here, and was brought out for the firet time in public at the Tabor opera house in Denver, where it wus received with great enthusiasm and mieriment. e ——— A. D. MORSE. BOOTS AND SHOES MARKED DOWN, DOWN. LARGEST STOOK, BEST STOCK, CHEAPEST STOOK, WE MUST SELL TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE, THE BIG SHOE STORE, THE ONE l'lsllOE CHEAP SHOE TORE, 14th and Farnham. A. D. MORSE. e No Misrake! - Roller Skating at Central hall on Tuesday night. Foes of Dootors: The fee of doctors is an item that nr{ many persons are interested in just at ent. We believe the schedule for visits is 83, which would take a man confined to his bed for a ear, and in need of a daily visit, oyer ,000 a year for medical attendance alone! And one single bottle of Hop Bitters taken in time would save the ;x,ooo and all the year's sickness. — ost. Gold fillin Pr. Wertz' bam stroet. — — M. HELLMAN & 0., s put i by electricity at ental rooms, 1322 Farn- febl0-61* the popular clothicrs, are now offering | in North Omaha, and that its range | lie the best inducements we have yet heard of. To an inquiry as to how could sell heavy winter clothing :.n’bup. Mr. H. purpose of I now tock now on the way for the spring trade. ble persons also had four representa- tives on the list. Several similar in- stances are recited, The plea is grounded on section 657 of the gen- oral statutos of Nebraska, relating to the qualifications of jurors, The section referred to says: ‘“The county commissioners of the county shall, at least fifteen days before the first day of the session of the court, meet together, or any two of them may meet, and select sixty persons possessing the qualifications pre- served in section 6567, and as nearly as may be a proportionate number from each precinct in the county,” ete. The claim ia that the selection of names was entirely in disproportion to the number of persons in the prc- cincts, and that this disregard of th law invalidates the whole business, The district attorney took until to- this morning to reply, and if the plea is not sustained the trial will probably begin on Wednesday. The effect of this plea, if held good, would be to invalidate all the acts of the recent grand jury and discharge all the prisoners indicted by them, in- cluding Kosters, and it is hardly likely that a special session of the rand jury would now bo called, even if it could be legally done. ers in the great Empire state. He proposes to make cooking stoves a specialty this summer, and is begin- ning thus early to stock up for the trade. Starting in on such small capital, Mr. Stoetzel's success has been re- markable, his business now requiring from three to six men beside himself the year round. All last fall he, Takamah, are in the city, guests at the Withnell house, J. F. Hecht and wife, of Wahoo, are in the city. They are stopping at the Metropolitan, T. B, Parker, of Dorchester arrived in the city yesterday and registered at the Metropolitan, J. J, Stubbs and wife, of Oakland, ar- with six assistants, was driven to death to fill orders, and though he laid in a supply of heaters three times a8 large as usual and the winter was a mild one, ha has not to-day an unsold heater in the house. He has thrown the building he first started in, all into one room and put on an addition at the rear which is used for a workshop. Shelves, complete line of hardware and cut- lery, tinware and every article known to that line of trade. Every article is first class and marked down to liv- ing prices, 8o that those who trade |last evening to hear Fanny Kel ogg sing at W rived in the city yesterday and registered at the Withuell, Marshall Key and wife were over from Council Bluffs last evening to attend-the (Glee club concert. % Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Peterson were in this city on Thursday, on a visit to Mr. good diniig room gi Good ages to good help ~ Apply ot once at Perkina House, Plattsmouth, Neb. 2022 VWV ASRED—Employmont by.&:erman ghls H_Mannweller, omgloyment agent, 11th »t, near Farnhamn. 214-92% ATOUK FARM FOR SALE/-1000 ac:es in Doug 1D 1% Co, Neb., 250 acres broken—dwel ing hous -, barn, cattls sealesy- larga bodyy of heas: timberand running water; 4m las from U, P. R R Apwiy to o addross T, W. T, Omaha, Neb. ¥ m 7 ANTED- One furnished and one unfurnish +d room for light house-keopirg. Addross ¥, L. W., 894 Michigan 8t. 201.20% TANTED—A nurse at the Geeighton House, 211-214 WAN'H:D#L\ gocd oy ab 212 North 16th strect. 202-20 ANTED—50 grod teamsters for railroad work. H. Mannweilr, Employment Agent, 1ith stree|, near F.rnbam. 210-21+ 'ANTED—A man to tase care of horses, ete, Apply Odd Fellows' Block, room No. 2. 106-21* and Mrs, D, Olzen, They left in the afternoon for their home in Brooklyn, © | counters and cases carry a full and|N. v, Samuel Haas and daughter, Mr. Han- nah and Miss Muehler, all of Council Bluffs, were among those who came over there once are sure to go|Boyd's. again and become regular pat-| My, W, R. Johnson, who has been rons of a store with whose proprietor, prices and goods no fault can ever be found. A few years hence Tue BEE expects to see Mr. Stoetzel putting up a brick block and launch- ing out uto the wholesale trade, and widely and favorably known in connection with the cigar trade in this city for some time, has accepted a position with M. A. MoNamara, whose large and desirable stock of liquors and cigars he will repre- The Stitts trial waa concluded in | he will undoubtedly do so at his pres- | sent on the road. “Bob"” is the wman for the afternoon, and the case given to the jury. The remained outside of the court room* about five minutes, and then returned with a unanimous verdict of not guilty, Th e trouble in ent rate of success. - NOTICE. OmanA, Neb., Feb, 20, 1882, the casohas been, not that one Stitts | To the Editor af The Bee: was stabbed, but to find out which of | I wish through the columns of finur lus brothers did the stabbing. per to state that the Bee Hive The case of Dudley Curtis, the ne- gro who broke into Murphy & Co.’s liquor store, was next called, and it is yet on trial, SUITABLE SUGGESTION, why Don't the Citizens' Buy the Ola Hook and Ladder Truck? The Hook and Ladder company are trying to sell their old truck. They have made an application to the coun- cil, but that august body don't see the wherewithal to put up for the fire ap- paratus. So it occurs that no pur- chaser can be found in the city and the boys have seen fit to look else- where, Finally they have received an offer from Beatrice to buy the truck for $400, which is much less than it is worth, Now the suggestion is made, and it Arpu.r.l to be a good one, ““Why dpn’t the citizens of Omaha get up a little agitation and keep so valuable a piece of property at home, instead of let- ting it go elsewhere for a song?” As long as $400 is as high as is bid by any outside town, the boys are willing to sell the truck to any one in Omaha for the same amount. Coupled with the above suggestion is another that the old truck be put of service be governed by the capacity of the new truck to “‘git thar,” It is also intended to change the present says it is only for|horses, getting heavier ones, and to making room for their A, 7 ) rig the machinery of the hooks such a way a8 to reach the highest build. feb8-6t-e0d | jngs, | f’h?gnph Studio has no connectivn whatever with any canvasser for copy- ing or painting pictures. We have been annoyed for the past woek by complaints against » party who is canvassing for a pioture he calls name which they have been swindled with. We know nothing about any suci: uambugs, and do nething but a straight business. 8. MircHELL. T — A Baptist Minister's Ex lence: I lm’luhplht Minister, lnd’.b:‘lon I even thought of being a clergyman, I grad. uated in medicine, but ieft’ a lucrative practice for my present profession, 40 years ago, I was for many years a sutfer. er from quinsy; *“T'HomAs" Ecurorrio Orn cured me.” I was also troubled with oarseness, snd Thomas' Eclectric Oil al- ways relieved me. My wife and child had diphtheria, and “Thomas' Eclectric Oil oured them, ' and if taken in time it will cure seven times out of ten. Iam confid- ent it is u cure for the most obstinate cold or cough, and if any one will take a small teaspoon and half tll it with the Oil, and then place the end of the spoon in one nos- tril and draw the oil out of the spoon in- to the head by suiffing as hard as they can, until the Oil fa ls over into the throat, ai mellw that twice a week, I don't care ow offensive their bead may be, it will clean it out and cure their catarrh, For deafness and earache it has done wonders certain knowledge, It is the oul; medicine dubbed patent medicine that have ever felt like rccommending, and I am very avxious to see it in every place, for I tell you that I would not be “without ivin my house for any consideraiion. 1 wm now suffering with a like rheu- matism in my right liwb, and nothing re- me like Thomas' Eclectiio Ol DR, E. F, CRANE, 211w Corry, Pa. —— tom and Arctics, at Shoe De) L. B, WILLIAM fed20-2¢ ment of & BONS,' All styles of Rubber Boots, Shoes the business, and will doultless meet a flourishing trade wherever he goes. FARMERS AND MECHANICS. If you wish to avoid great danger and trouble, besides a no small bill of expense, at this season of the year, you should take prompt steps to keep isease from your household. Th system should be oleansed, blood purified, stomach and bowels {eyuln— ted, and prevent and cure diseases arising {rom spring malaria. We know of nothing that will so perfectiy and u O1LEY GRAPH, or some such |surely do this as Electric Bitters, and | inan, at the trifling cost of fifty cent a bot: tle. [Exchange. Sold by Ish &Ah_dngf?\o 1 I Embroideries gront i wide at 36 cents per yard. Narrow ones at from 1 cent per yard upwards at Bush- man’s aro certainly bargains that can- not be found elsewhere. The iowest cash prices are always guaranteed at Bushman'’s, Dou't forget the entertainment and supper Tueaday evening, to be given by the ladies of Trinity Mission, at Standard hall, WANTED. 100 teams and 500 men to grade B, & M. Depot Grounds. Apply at once to James Stephenson, 1001 Harney street, Omaha. feb17-3t HickmaN's HEeADQUARTERS, 1300 FARNHAM SyYREET, fob7-tf - Sl M. R. Risvox nas moved his in- surance oftice into Boyd's opera house, corner room, over drug store. Theatre entrance. Janl9-1m. e GARDEN SEEDS! Carload of Landreth'’s Garden Seeds just received. Kor salein bulk or by the package. They are the best. Lo Hl:l\’ Bouwx & Co. Feb10-2weod. OraNces 20 cents per dozen at GENTLEMAN'S, feb20-2¢ ANTED—Cood cook at &raud Pacific hotel, Columbus, Wooman preferred, 197-tf 'ANT D - Small girl to take care of & lmg. \7_ f norti. west corner 23d and Bu t 8ts, 187- NTED—Good dininy & ¥oom girl at the £t. Charles Hotel. 168-t1 ANTED—A kitchen girl at House. the Emotts 162.20% In semi-annual,, oight (8) per cent. interest notes sccured Address P, O, 7 $2500.06 by real state mortgage for ale. Box 62, EALB. QRIOK FOR B ESTABKOOK & UGICE First-class table boars 34100 per weel<, ) a 605 15th St., Let, Californiaand mt;ultf r| TRAYED—Bay mare with saddlo and bridle, ) Brand K. on left shoulder. Finder w ill return to 2413 Ch cago Sts, aad recel ve reward, P. W. BURCHMOKE. 104-8¢ YRONT ROOW, FURNISHED, Suitable for two gentlemen, on Davenposb st., bet. 16th on by icth, south side, 160 tf Bmcl& FOR SAUE—T; Moeray. JP'ANO AND OKGAN Instruction by Miss E. 5. Parfi't, S. 20th 3t., beiow Plerce. _§4-t3 {J Y IGHEST PRICE paid for alll Xinds of iran, H ctat and reger by 1. Gallnaky & o , 138 | Douglas St. 119-4¢ TYWO FURNTBHED ROMMS FOR RXNT—To- NTED—A good barber at 609 N, 10th St Sam Cornfleld. 120 ¢t 'i “ ANTED—Frat-class €00K, 0no i 0 uudom standsmeat cookineas wel| a8 pasiry; none but first-class need apply. Alsoa good "y as walter, ~ Apply a1 1106 Punham -6, 9600/ dh WA NTED-—Funding bridge aud < bool bonds. H. T. Clark, Bellevue. 20-81 NTED—4 children as b arders in a. sluct school, at 19th and California H!’. tl’.. B S. | quire at Hoepo's Arb aposium, 159 I'sdge strect. n ARy ety ANAGMENT. OF SMALL _TUSINESS wanted by experienced wan. Su all salary. P. 0. Box 602 City. 948,41 URNISHED ROOMS-—Wthin three hiocks «f postoffive. Inquizoat 1519 Dods e. 826-tf 1815 »2d 1317 Cass Street & "~ SMGKERS” HEADQUARTERS, Joo Beckmeas has -removed: to No. 215 Southa Thirteenth street, bctweon Farnham sad Dooglss. Hanow has a. fine, roomy store with 30 extensive sigar man sfastory in rear. Real Estate '5,000 PIECES oF PROPERTY! For Sale By JOHN M. CLARKE, S. W. cor: Douglas and ,Iemai‘k NURNISUED nOOMB—FEbr siughe gerdlomen; als0 0 front roos with piaw, southwest corner 15th.and Capisal av enue, ona o EMIS NEW CIIY MAPi R Maps, $2.60. GRY s, docorstize puinting. MBS, D. R WARDNER, room 1; Jasob's Bl ck b42-4) FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. (OR RENT—Nicely furnished room. "{g’-“ at 1220 Farnham ct. 13-4 OR RENT—A handsomely fu nished room, alse an ulcove room with boa Brik honte, 2013 Cass 3¢ rlor 3 low- st prices. 17-tt e n bric orner 16th and Cuming. 10 Farohm St. X b ihding, ¥ o 03-t1 OR HENT— 8 all barn, suitadle for 2 horses, Faroham avd'24th3t. Apply to J. 107 Harney St. R. NT—House on Sherman 0, 7 rooms, with 1table. A: ply 0N, W. Mer- rill, 07 8. Teth 8¢, 207.4 n one mile cast of Mils. R KENT—A Station, t. Paul, Sicux Cify & Omaha & R., over one hundred acres in cultivation, Ap.. B 1o Clarkeon & Hunt, 14h Sk, near Pafoh . . i R RENT—Furnishedreoms, northwest sor, od- | TICHNAIST, 4 Tenth, Btreet, sutween RTRAITS IN CHA1ON— B EALS AL KSTATE BOO! 4560 10k e DALSD HAY—AT A, H. Say ider's Fool 1018 Harney 8b. 519 EMIS' REAL KSTATE EXCHANGE.—¢ 168 page. 1 G Rar EDWARD KUEHL MAGI#TEK OF FALM & TERY AND CONDI ) and Hacney. WAl, vAith the ald of guardiar Bpirite, Abisiny. for DY vne & g'anice ab the pas and present, i on dertain canditions in the fu tore: Boots aud Hbisew made to srder. Porfoo T Y N wigeim Store -tf - SEALED PROPOSALS. Sealed: progosals will be rsceived Fax the undersigned until Monday, Keb. 20, 1882, , |at12 o’ aloek, noon, for painting the wawes and numbers of the different streete. on the cornga lawps ' elonging o the City of Omaha. The right is ressrved tw reject any and all bids, Bi's should be. marked “Ppposals to paint numbers and names of stroals,” and handed in not later than the timme above specified. J. J. L. C. Jawsrr, City Clerk. OxaH, Fe bruary 17, 1882, 173 " Clarkson & Hunt, Buccessors to Richards & Huny, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW « 14thBrrest O e Na. Fon\h and Ca-s. 19323 R _RENT—Nica house, 4 rooms, 2_dosets and pantry, wates wurks in bouse. 3, Dug Kan, l"‘! 15th 18121 R RENT—Fursihe!_room ciro E. cor. Jackso. and 15th St Fou R NOR RENT- Il __Chicago Inqire at 8. At 90341 & front ¥Wom, at No. 816 N. j4th St., and Chicego. Twa go tleane or man 10 wife preforred, Inquire ol prewises 004t MOR RE! Furnished rooms, Desirab e lo- port. bts. [IUETA % NOR KENT—Furuished front room, N. E. cor 1 ot and Jackson ‘bt OR RENT—House of ¢lght 100ms. Enqure l, J. Phipps Koe, 1612 ». Fifth St Vit Nicely Turnishod rooms, at 191 ub NOR RENT—Furnishcd with or without b-ard pleasantly late | on firt floor, cast. side, bet, Davenport cation, southwest corner 10th and Daen- UWDEL F NOR RENT—2 furnishod rooms chiaiits’' Exchango, N. E. or, 160 +u. stecela .E‘. without [ 8L, 20x217by January 1, 1852, $20 4 B RENT—Ono of the best stores on Owming | K RENT—Nicely furnicaed rooms with or Resgouablo prlvu'mugu Absolutely Pure This powder never varles, A marvel of purity strength and wholesomen.css. More economic’i than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold 1 competition with the ,multitude of low tes!, short weight, alum or phosphate powdeis Sold ouly in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 08., NowYork THE (QCCIDENTAL | J. I. PAYNTER, Proprietor Corner 10th and Howard Streets, OMAHA, NEB Bam. Two Dollars Pez Day. K9, W, DUANK, A. 0, CAMPBELL DOANE & CAMPBELL, LR T. J4aCEHON FLAN (A Graduate fiow fhe Unive vity of Pennsyis vania ut Philadelphia of the Class of 1540.) Wi lers his professional servicestothe citizens ha an llull others needing the same, pre- bis claim therefor from 4) years' ex Loy cars of whick, time lie spent in Sixtoen years of hUoutry ho has Just To | pericn | South Al merica, from whic ] returucd, gaining whi'st in the provinces Uiy remedics for various diseases common o country from the natives of U ¢ BIC The Doctor makes & spucialty of al Diseases, particularily thoe of females. ,He may Me found at his roows su the Planters' House, c mer of Dodge sud nlfimfi‘w‘m‘m‘-'