Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 18, 1882, Page 8

i g™ TR PR e S O ———— DAILY BEE OMAHA. Baturday Morning March, 18, ‘Weather Report: (The following observations are taken at sams m;'nmnt of time at al the ste- I'HE Dariarcis U, 8. $louii Smvieh, | -'omn. [arch 17, 1882, (1:45 p. m.) e Al Ly, 0 ondy Cloudy (Cloudy Lt rain, Lt. L BNl oy iver 4 foot 7 inches above high water mack and LOOAL BREVITIES; —The White Lead Works _yester day aliipped car load of their goods, to San - : Z_A oar of nalls was shipped to San . Prancisco yesterday by the Omaba Nail Willale ol s o ZeTho flmounlittle Bulldery 1 S Wade midkss the finest "h.'.g-m.m Cesams iff Om fin: 1404 Dodgh stréet. | i ml7-2t —The ubiquitous organ g inder has put in an appearance, « b Uistndber 'of the pergs patd /83 t T the clty cofirt yest mlby, b & g b Styles, now ready. at Frederiok's, the Leading Hattor, n [} —Chas, Bweedy, of this city, bas been offered an emgagement with an- eastern ‘base ball team, but has not thus far avesptod it, N 9 —One plain’ drunk’ appéafed before Judge Beneke this morning and |paid his little fine of 810 and costs. - —It is eaid that Milton Nobles has made » fortune from his play-'‘Phunix,” and in » falr way for making another off his now ~ Gouloilmdn BAker has Been in afi un- usnally good humar for.over & . weak, It's. = little Baker and{"there’s and aldétmanid| wipplo in hu'Tuughi” © ([ WY —The cases pending in poli.e court ngainst Messrs, Walsh, Shannon and Knight have/boen dismissed. THat against preseti —Eut littlo attention has been paid_ to the small pox soare of Tate, but the red flags haveall been taken down, and the pest house is about to be a useless estab- Lishment, ? —Jive hundred dollars cash will buy the atook and fixtures of the Michigan Tobao- ©o_Sture, 1417 Douglas ‘street., Businésy good, rent low. Satlfibototy tessous given for melling, marld.tf ~—Maossrs, Dewey & Stone forwarded & war Joad of furniture to Ogden yesterday. This is » long haul for such goods and @hows the remsrkable. enterprise of the LI RN —THy UHion Tidvatots are' v wne hundred and fifty oars of grain for IKansas Oity via the K, O,, 8t. Joo & O, ble. SA L0 ALY ~—Presidont Dillon, of the Union , Pactio, weunt.out to Elkhorn to inspect the oul of theroal to_the npew grade af that point Thursday. s 3 ¥ ~The reported pool between the Union Pacific aud Chicage, Burlington & Quincy, .on Denver business, is denied by the officers of both companies, —The famous little Builder. ~—Ths pile driver on the Union Pacific is hard at work od the eastern_ division, as it has beeh forithio past six months, ~—The militia on guard at the dump have wrected a flag pole in front of the officers’ quarters in Camp Omaba, and the stars and stripe areflying therefrom yesterday, —Tha soldiers who eat at the Union Pa- ©lfio depot restaurant attract considerable attention from the passengers on_the noon Srain, who imagine the city tobs in u state of f mfilbh'gtdd-pfi ocqurred, in . the foundry at the U. P, shops Thursday ‘One of the gang engaged 1 here, while low- wring » “by means ofe blockand tacklo was. k by flange “in & sud* den turn.of the .rope and his sku'l, frac. tured. - His lujury although Very sé¥ere ls] mot belloved to be fatal, errey i —Me Nk Qliford, jrha bas forifhe past four years been a r for the vari. ous ovening papers THAY Bpvg hoer lfl’-'- lished during that y-has gone.into the U. P. machine shop to learna t ade, steady and reliuble and judg vg from | minrtnkz-, »—The [Omaba Gw compavy is vow re. oelving its supply of coal for manufactur. Plattamonth effeoted the change, ~—¥rolght business on the Union Pacifis s better yesterday than et any time in the doast three-fourths is paying freight and the west material for construction, —Colonel W; . Kinney of the Seventh New York regiment, Colonel Stone, Gov-|in ormor Winneston of Wiscovsin, General | rapid. Thus the Chicago, Bnrlin'gto rom Northwestern railrond, was returned to that reliable thoronghfare tor active service Thursday. The car has been In the shops (| for in.e’fltm, beiig tonehed up, 4t s |The Grand Army of the Res mow-adorned within withi heavy ‘daseak otirtaind, and- in 'every ,appointment is elegant beyond dedeription, of the genial dining car conductor, Mr. Charlés Davis, the Delmonico is as amply [ They Visit Abe Lincoln Post No. 20 at supplied with excellent necestities and Inxuries as the inner man of any epicure can sigh for, and the wish of the patrons of the road is, ““Loug may she run.” the damp Thursday threw a brick at|q royal time last night. - | ong of the regulars and hit him, The sal: Al took in the situation and gave the cit- isen severe pounding with the'butt of His tnubket, | Thellattet lay ‘on ‘the stfeet'a | ™ while and then picked Iimself up and walked off. inquest in the case of James McManus, passenger train on Wednesday evening, and who died Ti,ursday afternoon at the jury found a verdict ‘in a dordanes with|gathering of the comrades of tho post [/| resenfed there. “{ city, gave a little Infor A Fondh, ¥xq.¢ 1y contidued for the iy | eapital'stock April 1 to the grand total | Played several stirring airs, such as Riv_er company last year was QB!),«!‘.!E:- 000; [that of (the New Yark, Lake the Pennaylvania. raroad company, £08,870,000,. The capital of s record will make a successin | the other leading companics|is ps lows: Luke Shore & Michigan South. { the programné and ern, Chica mggns, via the Burlington & Miswsouri, 060,000; Chicago & Northwestern from Indiana and Ylinojs, - Lt formorly xe. | $36,673.000; Philadelphi i wolved its cosl from the Uniom Pacific, l.::' 20,0001 o e but the opening up of the O., B. & Q. by 32 t. g‘:.im.:,l bg%%u& ( Jltimoro & 0, .000; oo 606 ¥ cago & Alton, busi clared. Some compani. bave i indobiedims were entertained Thurs. | S4Bital stock of $20,000,000, hight's onjuyma’nl. Thires cheers and and a tiger were given to the bands and the bugler, The members of the post from this city were surprised and delighted at the magnificent reception given them by the members of Abe Lineoln post, and feel that a new and strong link has been welded in the chain of friend. ship already bindicg the two posts to- gether. It was a splendid camp:fire aud the Couneil Bluffs boys did themd nalves proud, ——— “THAT BOY'S BISTER.” ‘A"ROYAL RECEPTION: * pabliec Around the Oamp-Fire, Th“the ‘dare Council Blufts, The members of Geo. A. Cubter Post No. 7, G. A. R, of this city, had Abe Lincoln Post No. 20; of Council Bluffs, by way of reciprocating for their hospit- ble entertainment here a few days ago, sent over an_invitation for the boys to come over and see them and ey / - —Coroner +Jacobs- yesterday - held an | participate in & grand camp-fire, The | ia atill in nession at the First M. B. invitation was duly accepted and hicky ohurch in this city has "“‘f“'ed large the man who was run over by the B.& M. | ware thoss who were the guests of the attendances at each session, ’ The Council Bluffs post last night. shuroh Thuraday, - waa fiiled. with an About 7 o'clock there was a gédnétal intelligent and appr ciative audience »it | upon the oceasion ' of ' Dr. ' Viricent's lecture entitled, “That Boy's Sister.”. ~A citizen who was standing aroun Interesting and Eloquent Lecture by Rev. Dr. Vincent, of Utica, N. ¥, Before the Sunday school Congress. The Sunday school congress which Harnoy st et surgical instithtd, The ""THE OMAHA DAILY BE: SATURDAY, MARCH :8 1882 "'8T. PATRICK'S -DAY. U The National and Religious Holiday ot Ire'and. Sketch of the Great Christian Mis- sionary, In every city, village and hamlet where progressive vcivilization has penetrated there was found yest.r ‘ay some native of the ‘‘sea-girt isle” doing respectful haniage to the men. ory of 8t. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. In the English speaking vountries the 17th of March is wet apart and public’ demonstrations and religious ceremonies mark its annual recurrence everywhere. During - the last von yeaws public parades finvu gradually given place to quieter and more beneficial celebra- tions of the day, mainly of a religious and charitablo oharacter. large cities of this country, with fow the [facts, exonerating the company’s em. |at, Wyman's store and a0l ployes from all blame, : tlo later the columm, . about kixty —It {8 proposed to hold a meetin of the | strong, was *formed and m\‘c!n;‘d of Dr, Vigoent's whibh is:well knows foresters of the United States at Cincin- | to the Union Pacific depot, where a thronghout the country, on ‘‘I'hat nath April 25 % 29 Dr. Warder, of ufleci;l train was in waiting to convey.| Boy,” That the lecturer has not for- Ohio, andfother protifidnt men,a¥s at the | them to the Towa side. Accompany: | gotten that he was a boy and knew a Hoad wf'the movement.” Nebratken, with|ing the post was the band of the First | good many other lwy-i is proven by 100,000 acres of cultivated timber, the lar- | Nebraska regiment, N, N. G., who|the sucoess of the latter lecture, keést atea of any state in the Union ia pro. | had volunte red their sorvices for the | which he delivers to-night. The dis- portion to ber,population, shduld bs.vep- | Occasion aud also a band of, maxtial | sourse last night was pretty conclusive a 4 % et Y % ?F"Il‘l ::gntflnt class bugler from the | gyidence t.h:b:: he has seen a dnulr‘nber - 5 in ntry. “that '8’ sisters an new —Birhop Qhrh‘? will pheachjin Fn{r, Among u,g., who composed the :fhereol he np{)ka, ‘ montfto.morrow . (Sunday) mornirg-wid y wero: Colonel Paul' Van:| " After referring to the many diffor- institute the Rev. T. O'Connell, rector of | dervoort, ex-commander of the | ent kinds of girls from their babyhood St. James’ parish, in that town, from |department of Nebraska; Frank M. | ¢, womanhood, he dwelt at consider- which & unaniimous call has been extend. | Moore, post commander; D, Hurley, | ahle length upon the ‘‘womanly girl” eod him, 5 Several of theclergy sre expect- junior vice c9mmndar: Harty | to whom he puid 8 glowing tribute & to H profent af the Igstitution seryjoe, | Erdman, junior vice commander; L. [ With a master hand he portrayed tho M, O/Connelt will atill hold J."M i H MflKW‘{ '}l“lm!mu%r; Major | power which she in her own woman's of general_ district presbyter, snd exert| Al Momi° the Omaha Glee elub, | gphere vxercises over the opposite sex. . and Col. E.'B, Temple, of Union 8py | He opposed woman sufirage, saying himbelf 'as much as possible to assist the i ‘the’ ladl M ppe g9, saying bishop in the gensral work of--the dipoese, | [a™e: - Among tho ladies wero Ms. | that ho was glad thero were s fow v A { § F. M. Moore, ‘Mts., Rathburn, Miss|guch women as Mary C. Livermore, A=A man niamed Tote Pendetsdn afived | Jennie Peyton, Mrs Harry Ostrom, | and he thanked God there were cnly ia Omaha ‘T'hursday. He had a pocket | Mra, Judge Lippencott'and Mrs. Wil-|a fow, A woman whe contrals -at full of dncats and proceeded, to: charter | liam Johnson; * | lenst two or throe votes in her own hiack and fill up_ on'badge. Later on'he| The party embarked on the train [ humble manner as mother and wife b1 his tuoswmaghed and) we rfia Bpil of [and on arniving at tha transfer took | will gain nothing by dopositing her atiall wifiount of money. He rounded up | the street carsin waiting and. were|ong vote in the ballot box and she in'the ity “Jail and > Jesteoday Ed, L,|rattled up town at a lively pace. ' : f'may [ose what power she has, :There Hood .appesred-to answer | for thedam. | At the éorner opposite the Pacifio | are three spheres for women, firat the ages done to Periderson, Hood was sent to house the cavs were nto(gpad and a | kitchen, second the nursery and third " large delogation of the G. A R. of|the parlor. Jail for ten days, and ondered to make res: |- Babiol ore T Waiting & o p titution fn double the afhount 1othy his [l .5, Tore I, Wattipg fo receive TR S Al TN " the Omaha ' delegation, who marched | Judge Blatchford’s Decislon in the victim, withi their escort to the Knightaof| McAlpin Shield Plug Tobacco Case. =Mz, Juliug lh'tr Pythiag’ hall where the prelimin An_ important decision, = widely giative frigrid. of| Hews ;was - held. Whe | hallf . freoting the interests of tho tobiceo decorated - with This odd title is intended to connect this discourse with the famous lecture W) he ' most, appre- ex’ méh n this | reception Py 1 réception‘athiy | was profusely 1 th rooms Thuraday in honor of Hon, Chares | the ' national * colors, ond itk |trade '3"""“"“?' o J"“;“""y’l,- i Ogdgn, who has just returned from New | flags bearing . the various corps rendered recently by Judge Blatch- Orleant, whers'hé went 9 witnges. the [PRdgos. Hore a large assembly had|iord in the United States circuit RyapiSilivan it Thé. workiak forod RIT04LY cams (ogather, including he l court... Tn the sait of P. Lorillird & the thros dailies was present entire and [ ot€)laFS S N0 PO M0 B BHIERCE 0o hgainat D, . MeAlpin' & Co., enjoyed the lavish hospltal'ty of Mr, manufacturers of the famous ‘‘Shield Hon. O. F. French, commander of Meyer to the ntrovat. When | Jilliug dies, | Beld, y i . | Plug Tobacco,” claimed to be an in- SR Dokt b, MINOUEL Y sllafh Ry fringement of the ‘“‘Seidler’ Tin Tag if heover does, he will'get a set of obitua- | cupied the chairs, and on being called b ry notices that will pass him through St. | to order. the former gentleman made | Patent,” his honor refuséd ‘to: grant Patar's gate without any other recommen | neat: addross, in which ho alluded,| a0 ibjunction, ansigning. as Kis rea- dation, 11 & |to the relations between the posts 5008 therefer that “MeAlpin's Tin Shield' does not ‘infringe the patent. syl NPon . i Teanns A8 BoMs ADELAIDE CHERIE, Ot (o oteioey ‘e BApbllyl Some byl Fecine, wad Folabiiad hals OhbLt it g e X nl\‘endodh .h‘e' WAtks Sgojietphetaing hing ' vigorously contested on both FERG e the wish that i X o tested o The. - Charming and* Adcomplished o at thoy might baatrength sides, and watched with interest by Young Actress Coming to Omaha, and the old ‘chain ‘of ‘fell Boenly ol botemnn oF elombiD T o wholo' trads, © Gifford & Gifford / | lof the two posts. appeared for Lorillard; Samuel A On Monday evening next the| Mt French repliedin a wip:{ p dJ Datican’and B. F, Thurston for MoAl- “‘Only s Farmer's Daughter Co.,” will )'z::’rtlfl"dmphb o speech,. whicli; pin: 1A NEW ENTERP. Bstablishment of. & State Agenocy for Hawthorn's' Centennial ‘rfl’“d‘d'“ iy ke Ool. E.“B. Temple ‘was catlod tipon ed | n:gnifibont poem, enti- {Baldier's Retum from ‘the gl -A LA e v playing this sucoessful piece, and the people of Omaha willwee the same g’“‘h{; "nl. Eiiand ;‘:}:}'"d’d “ ' 'Root 'Patnt,” - to come back, respending to tho en- Ty T Wl oore with a song which. was ,equall Tur Bas, & fow days since, had the . 60 a m?l‘r:x.:h "l.’.d': ‘gm;l “J"Y‘h' pleasure of announcing the arrival in ‘armer's Daughter huss prononicsd | o gotting p the: “Unjon “Spy,»" foe | this city of the mombers of the firm of a;mnm-uo ,;.:qo';b‘ 4 .glelly emo- | pragentation, at Boyd's Opers house, | Hawthorn, Dietrichs’ & Ogden, the s tio il “:. v'lng e u!:)‘:g, and he ilh o‘g 5'of the §dl$lt speakers | manufacturers of the celebrated Haw- Ly "8 | we ever had in our midst. ’ i lot, and - baifg - very ' -skil- L Vb darecort s thoa sahiba thorns’ = Centencial Roof - Paint. ully - constructed, it follows that |, i i- | These gentlemen came to establish n and spoke in his usual enthusi- 8 FERT there n; l;l;l‘l!;(:!flflf ll::‘llhg‘olll and ul:‘i)o .t,hl,) Ho :.M“. glowinlg agency for the use and sale of this it el TOUgh — | tribute . to the . Jowa soldiers highly recommended article, and they in short, that it is a very effeoti i R £ acting play. "In addition wy thldn, ‘;‘: g{) joz}tmofht‘l?e G'“'A explained ‘:: have advertised itinthe most thorough should be said that the dialogue is i toid taroe ma\?mzr}duy R hed idh o i wvatel ] onor of a tions of the Jife they had 9mriencfid call from Mr. Hawthorn and Mr. : 0| 3 Sovah, Inganioa e, doousment | Gnaly cut hin specch short by saying | e ef Funk & Bhechey. whe hene Pressive;’ Tho Somdany.m ‘},‘ 1n::s fthat he smelled the hot coffee and |iykon hold of the business in this than averago b 48 per- ',‘:,'f.‘,’;,b”“” and thought suppor was |atato and propose to push it in the i L . o8t i noer, ¥ z:;':'"."f,‘:i in Inohs ad ory “'“gag‘::; gl oorfaited roosss at tho sido.of L e et et of interest and an amount of applause o hall'along tuble was spread, and from Chicago and have been given accorded to bu fet w ertertain {540 this was soon surrounded by the the agency for Hawthorn's Centennial ——— Hnents.” | members 'l"’lfié"h‘:u& Ao-f l.‘-.;‘;"“fi&“ roof paint for the entira state of Ne- RAILW. EWS. L LBy genser of | Hable khraska, - They are thorough and reli- L WAT NE ' ¥0s ‘W"s‘yw’lt“‘ # mimid dapron |4 bulineu{nen snd their acquaint- and gunfiérs, mado of turnips, car-|anoq will prove & pleasant one, either The Increase of Capital Stock by the | Fot8, etc., and remarkably comic, sociallyorin a businers way,to thebus:- C.B&Q .. - Hot coffoo, army beans, hard tack | nows men of Omaba. They are taking and, lehb ‘fg"’s"fi""'?“‘“‘ perved (hold of an article which has taken the up wil 3 ;hlr elicucies and-groatly | lcad i its peculiar :Jine and will gain enjoyed by the boya,, favor . with_its Dbgtter: acquaintance During the supper ‘the- York band | The publio will hear further from it in the futura. \ The Hawthorn ‘Bros. will remain in the city a few days yet, and will no doubt meet, many ot our; citizens. They are most agreeable aud| pleasant gentlémen, and as to their standing in the businesy world, they take ploas- ure in referring to - Gen, Manderson and Mr. Kountz. They will not ned references, however, after their first call, for they are prima facie good The Chieago, Burlington & Quincy railcoad company will increase its ‘‘Rally - Round + the 7 Flag, Boys,” ‘‘John| Brown,"| dto.) the alidience sining vigorously in the chorus LAt the conclusion of the feast, a rtion of the crowd, ‘ineluding the band, adjourned to Bloom & ixon's hall, just opposite, which was bril- liantly illuminsted and where a strii band was in waiting to furnish music by which' to trip “the light fantastic.” f | After & polka had been played by the | Xark band, ‘the string band, taol up 2 progia 0 ‘rlnmiin% was the o B y | order of the night unti ugle call s k& Ohio, - w_s,poo,oco; summoned everf one to the 05!'.. , Rock Island & Pacific, $41,-| Before leaviug for the transfor de- pot the hand gave a farewell screnade at the Pacific house corner, and re- oceived three rousing cheers for their musio. The two street cars cari:da jolly crowd to the d.pot and the notes of the bugle, the druw aud fife and the musio of brass instruments filled the night air and echoed back from the bluffs back of the city during the rid';hw the chnpot. 0 a e special train in waiting carvied done or the d""d"‘;d' de-f g hppmmd unmu.iuuo“ erowd ‘:tfl“::mz m"‘ Bix“)]iuu'ldy. and the two ernately furnished masio, so il S et o copal ek Bt vl 1y et | s 808 e prpriston of s o o orossing the bridge a),,4 ghility in compounding a Bitte " { vote of thauks was passed to the fi‘und 'h(r virzuu are ::,op.] .g;., to ev:r‘; oune’ from York for their generous tender i il of services, and for the delightful mu- cnmmo}:cmlwnw- L “mll::rrld.;e sic they gave the boy's. It is due to them to say that this band, under the George P, Brown, the new d; A goods merchant, is getting in . sto of §62,308,196—an amount. exceeded only.three other companies-in - the Xnihd States.. Thé capital. stook rof . Now' York ‘Central &' Hudion Erio & Western, $08,870,000; that of Maine News. Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our ‘columns, are asure cure for ague, billiousnees and kidney com- plaints, . Those who use them say they caungt be too highly recom- mended, Those affiicted should give themn a fair trial, and will beeome ther by enthuasiastio in the praisv of their curative.—~ Portland Argus. mar 1.d2v £60,000,000; Pennsylyan £34,200,000; - Tllinois . Cantral, 9,000,000; Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul, $27,808,000; Michigan Shrewduess and tlity. Hop Bitters, so freely advertised in all the papers, secular and religious, are having o large sale, and are sup- plauting all other medicines. There 18 no d::iing the virtues of the Hop 0 n 1870, o 08 oon , to , 308,000 i oy oo and ear from a to that | leadership of Mr, O, B, Al one’ A of the best in the state, and that H h of traek yab 15 b raity-throe, milen motropolis like Omaha might will L WAKIAE Broparations for his open- road hopes to complete its l.lno ln::n bolrn":f "h:i:l:k-m' 'I;h" '“w‘“ !h.;'. at 1116 Farnam -Pmn. Obicago to Blufli by June 1| discounted anpupi? 8 cunot bo T Mo, e a7 oy e A vote of thanks was also tendered | For s good Mime go to Pi "‘“«“'»‘wq"«““. ”b‘.’uflwbfldmdthobugbr,vhuli: "% ‘Gontial Hall: Fridey L o W x| osriainly eoniribuid argsly 43, thy) av wis-Bh exceptions, this wasthe ru'e ycet rl y, and the yast soms of money spent 1 useless -displays are given to more worthy objects. Hig{ mass, was celebrated i the Catholic cathedral in this city this terday - by . Rev. Father ' Euoglish, The church was crowded. This even- The distinguished missionary whose anniversary is celebrated by :fi’e Irish people and Catholics generally, bezan his labors in. Treland in 436, The date of his, birth is a matter of some doubt apd .is variously assigned ' by different” authors at from 877 to 387 the latter if mot a atill later date i more probable. Of the place of his birth nothing is known for certain ex- cept from his confession, that his father had a small farm near Bona- vem .Tabernim, and in one of the ancient . histories he ‘is mid . to have . been born /ini Nemthur. From these data and other minor incidents some writers assign - his b rthplace as the modern Bolougne- pur-lfur in France; others to a place in the estuary of the Clyde called from him Kilpatrick near the modern Duwnbarton, He himself said his father was a deacon named CUalpur- nius, . His mother was named Con- cheo, or Conchessa, whom some authors state was a sister of Saint Martin of Tours, St. Patrick’s origis nal name is said to have been Suc- coth, Patricius being the. Rcman name by whichi he was known. In his sixteenth year he was seized whilo at his father's farm by a band of pirates, and with a_ number of others' was carried to Ireland and sold to a petty chief in whese service he remained slx years when he escaped a monk, ficat at Tours; and afterwards at the celebrated monastry of Lering. In the year. 431 he went to Rome; whence he was sent the following year by Pope Celestine to. preach in“Ire land. . Such is the received account of his mission .but Dr. Todd fixes the date eight years later. ' His mission was eminently successiul. = He:visited all parts of the island. and baptised large numbers, both of the chieftains anr& the common people. ) The_ seeds: of faith sown: by ' St. Patrick, have, flourished and borne fruit under difficulties and: obstacles with few if any parallels an’' ancient and modern history.. Schools, colleges |« and monaateries sprung mpand.spread the light, of knowledge at atime when Europe was steeped in the darkness of paganiam.; The island became. -the | washir Niateonth aad Leaveaworth T ANTEDD andérd, X tow tord ! accommodated a4 600 Bighteouth strees, on reasonable terme. "ANTED—A -fires class-Iaundress at tho 51, Charles hotel: Good w: envy . of.. her . unlettered -neigh: bora. . Bucoessive . invasion . ‘grad: ually leveled = the institutions of learning on the ssashore, and the strifo of clana demolished those in the interior. But the faith remained; penal laws and famines were equall insuccessful in exterminating it, an to-day the sons of Ireland in eve: clime preach the gospel as St. Patricl did in the fifth century, St. Patrick died at a place called Saul, near Downpatrick, where his rolics were preserved until the time of the reformatiou, and the place is still venerated by the people. The date of his death is the subject of much dis- pute, some holding to the belief it was in 460 and others that it occurred i 493. He was very aged at the time of his dcath—over 100 years old. The only certainly authentic literary remains of St. Patrick are his ‘‘con- fession” aud a letter, both of which are written in a very rude Latinity, A S e L THE PHILOMATHEAN CLUB. A Most buocessful Concert at Max Meyer’'s Music Hall Thurs- day Night. The second concert of tho second series and the fifth of the season by this excellent and painstaking organ- ization was given Thursday in Max Meyer & Bros, music ball on Farnam streot. The room was comfortably filled and the audience was composed of the best class of our music loving public who have the taste to appre- ciate and enjoy such chamber music concerts as Mr, Sauer and his asso- ciates have had the courage to give in our city. Such programmes as that precented Thuriday do not ask for that form of approval usualy termed popular. They demand some knowl: wdge aud a real love for art on the part of the listener who would give judivious attention. Oa the other hand they call for on the part of the performers requisites not readily attainable. Each partiei- paut must be to a large extent a solo 1st with the good taste and technical skill that make him superior to any desive. for personal display, whilo at the same time he must recegnize that to his hands alone is intrusted hlh: i:- terpretation ot the part to which he is fi med, Both of these conditions were filled Thureday alike by arti and the audience and the result was a highly enjoyable concert. The club labored noder the disadvantage of baying lost their 'cellest, Mr. Schnei- ger, end their second 'violin, Mr. ohulz. The omissions were readil supplied by Mr, Sauer with an addi- tional viola and double bass, the music being transcribed to meet the change in.the instraments, The prograame | consisted of six numbers; among which were Schubert's spleidid forellen- quiatet, » trio for violin, viola and! g roidor co b head of St Mary's avome, wi flute by Beethoven, Haydn's sensuous ‘‘serenade,” and a pleasing and satis. fying sonata for and a septet by th lot 66 by 182, Price, 65 28, vipiahos b MY 4 dmmel, arfahgtd-ne ] Mr. Sauer appeared as a soloist in Spohr's ninth_equeerto for Havighih . | houke ahd lot. 6tk Inquire to A. Bouman, 1370 (0 cctaves), n excellon nd t on; very cho p. and Farnham - ta, Thumb, €¥eor Tree B SN WY [ Bvery gentleman in Omaha should see the white swan unlaundried shirt, the best made, at Wiig & Westhurts, cor. Tenth and Jackson, barn2 wells and s strect, near Fort 40144 7 OR SATE—House with cicht ro cistern and well, two full lots, in Omahs, Orly 81,70 1437 Pth arid Wickory St ei De Meyers CATARRH CURE, w hdriibted| te bl L rndiens Sehare 1. Taylor, 140 Noble street, Brook. ‘One package effected & radical Rev. Geo, A, Rels, Goblesky'l, Schohms § (T retared @s g0 iy, minlstariat] Inquire 8th and Doreas, JURBALE—Alot o young | than Clydesdale ptadliop a1l 4t hAck barn, 1l ) opposite_Ogd:n House, Gouncil Blufts PO res n FALE~House and cornet -‘-2‘ cHebp I\:{k , $1000,00 cash or §1100,00 'tibe, McOAQUR, Opp. Post Office. 2004 Alot of young bi_h grade Nor- owdto siallions, st arrived trom At brick barn opposite Ogden R BERLY, gnly treatment wiich - wi bt To all the | borL w. 1. sumner, Feedoriok reaniits In six cases in iny family.” rophen's’ ROGKSE 7 th 6 bam jong lease of lot_on 15th l'lml. B bater. . inquirg at Edholm & fia:n—a_——,_.m SALE—Car load of fat blackey mules broke. Apply of J. W. Skinner, Coln_In, - ! 1mo* r 126 . R SALE-8? fesidence lbts on and near 16th wbreod Price, $860 45 $5(0 cach. Terms McCAGUE, Agent, Opp. Post Office, 860.t1 Rewpork, R, L: ' was too deat to hear the church belis \ 1 Mrs. M. E, Shenney, 822 S&VAH ‘Stoet, S, *“The first natural breath in 6 - W. Purcell, Golden City. Col package; entirely ured; suffes —— OR SALE~-At Hall 8 feed mi 1, rear Milj Bridge, 75 tons of No. 15163 Ha, od 16 yoars; pert yer . pular TREATIGE"! ‘a.Po) w 5 The gr at Cure is de. ol D& on Catar h malled free. tlvered by Druggists, or by D. B, D, 152 Fu.ton streely New York afér | 00, . X! .hmh;!{m-lr‘JA&Mn\k'fl\w~ | — NOTICES. - OR 'SALE—A "No. ¥ span of heav, horses, Enquire of G, __SPECIAL , TO LOAN—WONE, T SALE—House and full 106 I £ood Toba: OR SALE—Best bullding lot i Shinn's ad. dition, 142 foot enst frot b MoCAGUE, Opp. post office. BALE—2 nice countera and 2 silvar show chses, st Geo, H. Peterson’s, 804 South on frst-clase city and | 10th S T41-40 ot EstATs and - LOAN 6th and Douvlas Sts. ONEY 10 LOAN—uaiL nt 1 L. Thomas' Room § Crotehton Blook I0R SALE—Ur will excha ge tor Umabs pr .- 1 Jperty, an improved soc e ot land. adjoln Farnham 8t., Oma — HELP WANIED. seven-year-old horme ¢ singlo or double. ANTED—A dining_room girl and second couk ab Maus' restauc.nt, 1518 Dodgo | quire of George Canfield, Canfield h 45017* MISCELLANEOUS. 0 rent sn, improvod farm n . Address, 608 13:h, 0-23 TEAYED—From Idaho and Cuming street, wd -girl immed ately, one M at No. 415 N. 20 h St., bet, Aty information leading to, hes recov. ery wi'l bo thankfully received. T. 8. TANTED—A good cook. None. ot ver nded apply, at 608 18th sticot. Pibtitielod s 8 AETED~ A fdusie] obok %11 Whkes e ot v AL/ e S LENEE S P rsor o very foid Manuficttin, usincss; 30 to 50 per :ent ProlE and went to France, where he became | gop. Logbll s NTED—Situatl n_as bosk- ewp 24 yoirs ol x; 4 #0d book-\eapeér; lege: Als) a voung mn 17 yers old, wh astydent of the Dayeappre” Bus'ness’ Colloge Wil £4. ¢! work in' Om; W. Fourth street, Davenpr ,mm 4 —Will buy halt interbst hn'ah es: ANTEDZMen for rairoad work, 1.0liphed, Lusinoas, paying 40 per . employmens o_ent, 11tn pasti at ths Niagara housy. tween Faruamana Dougias,’ Phe "‘Kmiu Tog Foom GFl At No, " 31 14th ateaet, lpcweea Gapitol avepug L i Mr. Va1 O man at stock 3a:ds, Lapitol avenuo-and - Daven “nre 8% tyot" hit straw in hale s EBTARROOK! - £ 1Y ks A ] log | K 1 £l mboutactayer of artifiglal Hidbs ¢ 14th street, Omaha, Neb., where he is prej brac-s and supporters 100 South 14th Bt.,. AWFORD. TE! : writer desires situation, = and understands yeneral offico’ wor . ‘Stenog, Brn effice. 3 sdivant) girf(thd LRl pply sonth ask corner of [ Delg ' tor t.mate weakness, et 10th ard Castl ar Ste., Koch's mahs., The aboye reward mm»d o quin P ND ORGAN Iomruction 8. Parfl t, 8, 20th 84., bolow Plerce. 9448 RQOMS fl{l-lnfl—l AED ROOMB— W ithin three blocks of flice. Inquire a4 1619 Dod e. 026-t¢ TRAITS 1N CKA) ON—FPastile and O 150 Amwnr RDNER, roges 1, Jago ri ALED HAY—A¢ A, H, Sander’s Feed Stor jo18 ey 84, s10-t¢ Hfln;‘A §oad 'a slsthob - gerdenér:’ H. ANTED-Two glila for gonera houseworx. - d g ANTED. - First.clas barbse immedis hizh st wages paid. J street, Coun il Bluffs. ; ANTED—Boardirs At the Garflotd ‘ho N. W. corncr 14th and Jackaon Sta, JOR TEN DAYS—T am offering two good framo cottage bulldirgs, also. .my_office buldirg on 10th atrest, to be remaved by April 1t, Wili be sold | reasonably cheap, and paymont on time it des ved, ' Not t'r-salo after Mnrch 21st. James F.-Morbon, 809 South 1 { § 2561 ST {ROCERS' BOOKS WANTED—To kiep ovens ings n peturu for traye. ¥, O, Box 02, NTED—A goou girl 1'r général” ho' ner 233 and Burt srcetw ANTED—T w0 g00d harness work. . STACH, York, oand sohool bonds ] sy-tablo, Yoprd, b 2011 m 1m* T uniurn ehed rooms for man and t bo moderate ia price, dress H,, Bee office, NSTRUCTION™ "~ 'ON""TYPE-WRITERS—Wa NTED—4 children as b ardors in & selact ;chwl. ot 10tk and 0USES AND LAN FN1—C Tull Tote™ 0 lease, ‘meAr Croighton « O Wlege s & Bro., Room OTH, ¥1 0 cach, § down and ~A farnished frout room at 308 Farnam streot, bet weer Wb and 17th .+ FOI:QI;;MNT;";? ~ LB e A i aok & RD. KUEIT e tha. © of ' s0omi, locat o sion given at once luqaire of Clark M)‘u‘ ALMYSTERY AND CONDI z nth Streot, butwoen Farnbag, with the aid of guardi ny oné & klatice at the rtaln coditions (n e QR RENT—-N. 11,6 0, 1716, K11 an- improven Douglis county land,. Tiiquire i 2113 Davenport iquirg 1 2113 Davgngo MOR RE" T-+Nice! OR RFET—Store rootii in_ brick bullding, N, E. corner 16th and Cuming. F Good. ]‘\'63 RN T—Ho rosuw, with < table riil, 807 8. 1¥th St. g DOR KENT—Fumjsoou v 'MEQI_KFM' Y AplytoN. W2 Mo aud 207.44 VO Kr.n TomiiOlime OF h J. "Mml' Roe, 1513 Y KRNy “toomi chiauie’ Kxcheags, bs 8. ogt. 16%h B RENT-—Niosly furnished GE: ot housd. Baasonat | Absolutely Pure, - o R ey jc 1 than the ordls id Job trad - alrealy established.