Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY m:«!,mnes TIMES AND OUT. LA P — e — OMAHA. Wednesiay Morning March ’ Weather Report. (The following observations are ¢, * the ame moment of time at all tions named.) Win Drranrvmer, U. 8, Srocan 8w’y ) | Owana, March 98, 1882, (14" ™) t it [ The Third Grand Jury Com- pletes Its Work aud is Discharged Five Indictments A-ainst Sidney Smith, One Against Whisky Jack, and Others Not Ready for Publica- tion, A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT. Grand Display of Millinery Gooda at Mrs. E. B, Oarter’s. Everyone, at least every lady, knows where Mrs, E. B. Oarter's millinery store is, on the north side of Farnam street, near 13th, and it inat all times an attractiva spot for the fair mex. For several days past the salesroom has been undergoing repairs which BROKE JAIL. Two Men Squeeze out Be- tween the Iron Bars Other Criminal News and Notes There was quite a disturbance at the Willow Springs distillery Mon- dag, when a gang of five or six fel- Jows, all said to be strangers, applied 'HE OMAHA DAILX BEE: WEDN 'SD\ Y. MARCIT 29 1882 Brummer, Mrs. M. A, Higzins, Gott- |lieb Zimmermann, J. Williboorse, Richard Wilde, John Persson, Her- man Smith, H Meyer, B. McGinnis & Co., Henry Pandi, Henrv Osthoff, R. Rasmursen, Fred Mane W, Weck- bach & Co, Max Lisnz Juius Nagl, Swobe, Fred Siaack, A. H. Gladutone, James P, Ewing, Chas. Nebor, Alfred Wolff, Fred Lang, M. 'A. McNamara, John G. Brandt, Mrs. Amelia Thune, E, Dallow, Soren Nelson, F. E. Adams, Felix Slaven, Chas. Jorephs, S. C Baldwin Oo., John Wailace, C. F. Fon RFET--Stors room in_brick baflding, N, E. corner 16th and Cuming. ©. F - 110 Farnham 4. 20841 roan, [JOR RENT—House on Snerman s, enis, rooms, with stable A plv #o N, . rill, 307 3. 12th 8t o N, Focor b V. cr. 16th and Doty Froota PR JOR R Nicely furnished rooms with or 3 Reasonable prices. 2013 i G JOR SALE—Team of work hor-es. Will ex SPECIAL NOTICES. | FoLitfafans s ity = — — 674 31 TO LOAN—MONE . woro but receutly completed, and the | to the night watchman for a supply of | Goodman, J. A. Roeder (2 places), now stock of goods opened out forin- | tangle-foot and were refused. They James Forsyth, W. J. Whitehouse, i e hat .| Bdward Deidrich, John Dwyer, Mrs, spection. took exceptious to wha hey con- | 1 g} antion, Poter Smith, O, O, |=——— y - ! 1 : 4| Monday Mrs. Carter held her sidered a want of hospitality, and | piala, 4 3 ONEY TO LOAN—uaii at. Law Utncw of D, | monthly payments, Me ague, opp. postoiiee. cause of its protracted session, an grand opening, and the store was pitched into the guardian of spirits| At the rate of 81,000 a year for P\ Thoman Room® Crelehton Biock. 88141 | A,Lh—i;m The present term of distriet eourt Gy ght [Clovd ill doy o bered be- Npsgh (Conts' | will doubtless be long remem Brisk | Fair Fm: SALE—14 ols in N.,W. part of city on sightly lecajon, §200 to 9150 each, on Brisk |Cloudy ! . 1 — L e Brivk |Falr especially because of its triple grand | growded with ladies of taste and fash-| . o .\ uad nounded and otherwise | each dealor this will net a very hand. $250.00 )T, LOAN—AL & pot contin: | [{1-R SALE—One second hand 2 horse power v |Brisk [Cloat {of ; ’ o i »tt v - 4 7 ; 9000000 Sereet 1n snma,of 45,500 and engine, kocd a8 new,al o twe 8 horse power, |Bridk [Clondy | JUTICS. The grand jury concluded its | i ;;."":"("i“““ "‘"fl" T-}:anilrlpl:i f‘i’u maltreated him. They broke his nose | 30me sum for the school board, even apwirds, for 8 40 b years, on nrfl:'-uu- eity and | and two 15 horse poxer engines, new, Bilors N\ Bisk [Cloudy |labors yesterday afternoon and was |8 beautiful one, and tainly as fine . " [counting out thoss who only take | firi propety. B Riks arars snd Lorw es, Tew, 'nquire Gmana Fourdry snd Brisk |Cloar i A Siike | Detord ! ut | 89 ever made in this city. The goods | and used him up shamefully. Officer | gruqgists liconses, of whom there are | Avwer. o Dourias Sta Machine Co.,U, P, iy, bet 17th and 18th omaha, Fresh |cloudy | discharged just before adjournment| gory i guperh in style and the ar-| Kasper and Block Watohman Hill [comparatively few. === = SS== 802-1m B 5 OOy ! HELP WANTED, PR sALEA 300 eide bar buggy, used very of court. Judge Bavage was very|rangement exquisite. With the room appeared on the scene and captured little, Price 8200, B ne Barn 16thst. | Buord 10" 1 brief in his remarks, saying: ‘T :):;]1::«.:';]: Iyxr;i);;:-‘(:;; most enchanting three of them, lodging them together Death Record. "\ ANTED—A practicsl peloter 2 et ) L ‘ ! | ik "“‘,“"‘“,”"‘““_"’ :,:"l i Bt | s, Carter, amisted by Mra, A, |inone cell on the west side of the| Grace E. Van Camp, wife of C. L. | poam ooiment lo, the fatt party. S0th wiroet mosth of Crook, 1000 a8 ~Biver 4 #10nchen bove high wator mark, | Lontion to the bustness that has beon | g "y eih"and " several young ladies |city jail. Yestorday when the| Van Camp, died March 27, 1882, The |oc:cks. m 678 mente $1,000. Jokin' L. Mo 38 ue, e | brought beforeyou and have no doubt, | wore attentive to every guest, and |;.iior went in to inspeot the prisonors, | funeral will take place ‘o-day, the W eneral o JOOAL RREVITINE, but that you have discharged it hon- | gave them ample chanics, to s6a the ||, was found that the cell was ocou- | ggth, from tho residence of E. K. Es- | gh! orbecond i Appis ' sostheent. o | I gentinr os 43s, oot e o sor® o410 WU estly and conscientiously, You are [ rich goods on shelves Om | pied by but one man who lay upon|ten, Soath 11th street. Cal fornia and 21st sta. 583 28° 01 DAY NaMona 4, 150 OF WY WA, overy eide. Tt would be impossible | ;}., floor asleep. Scattered about him &eporta fro o signal stations all over [ now discharged sine die.” b5 dadatl . 1 Nora, daughter of Richardand Kate FANTED—N il 1204 P o Apply at 511 Wa nut stroet botweer. 5th and cribe satisfactorily the many fine | .. , davg RD-—Nurse girl 1204 Farman street. | giy, o i ad oaer thy country sh w & very low baromo‘er. Y wero broken fragmenta of chairs, | 1, S ORE R L ORIEES ged | WV Kiimon 1¢ _ | Hocsehold goous. O |- T+ 4ePoh slgg enire Several indictments were returned, | 4rticles, but a brief mention of a few d i i g )y I tables, brooms, ete., while two of the ~The harves' of hair has cowe and |#ome of which are not ready for pub- | ;f the most noticeable will intereat |\ 'hirs ncross the window were shaven hea's ¢6 appearing in profusion, | lication. . B bez. | °UE, readers. Lxek bent apart about seven inches, and “The assessors of the different wards | Those given out _ndr : :\' ,fl;]" Pfi- The handsomest article in the store | o' window sash, glass and scroen on meet the county clerk on day next week, | #ietnelt, agniust Sidney Smith, the| was a close-itting bonnet in eameo| py “outside wero in a demolished probably on Wednesday, Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine | pink, with lovely pink ties in imita-| i\t The other two birds had . t . agont who was recently arrested in | tion brocade lace and shaded feathers —Spring weather han again emerged | Little Rock, Ark. . three years and eight months Funer- SVAN (Tsra lite) desiries board with al from northwest corner of 14th and [ £\ a nice Jewish family. Addross tlii Thurs Leavenworth streets, ~Wednesday OAy Of Hhils week KiK./ e O ttios O78:48% | five thousand dollurs, or will exchings for morning at 10 o'clock. \ TANTED—A giod tafloress on cu tom | *0d . Address, 5. G. Thomas, Fairbury, Neb. — pants. Apply 1220 Fa nam st. 6798 |~ A BIT OF HISTORY. - OR BALE—A good stock of general mer- chandise, will invoice between four and BEIDR= My EMIS sols houses, lots, far At VWANT, DA ormient undress. e . B eer totn s Doy e oo 5761 v : flown. . s from white to pink. The crown and | “"sy\ oflicer stated to Tt BEE re-|The Tenth Anniversary of the U. P. Lk E L AU LE—=One almost new Organ « heap on from above and the atreets are becoming lndlglmfinl for Iflfc"")("w“fl_";"“" frons were trimmed in solid bead work porter that he thought these bars Pt FIHA1SOLANE A8 PR AT ¥ S W time. 1nquire at 314 South 10th etreet quits dusty again, John U""I“m"y‘ f‘fl-"W" ;“ i his| Uli of pink and white. If anything was | or previously bent in this shape, s A L) el ) — L NeE WO hG i ( 1 —_— lirces for one week,,box 667 Cour i " — Andros' Bazar, 10'8 Farnam, agent |Jack. ":':.'r‘ti!‘;r;)"':"gsmm""::d delicately and exquisitely beautiful| yut'yo ono ever dreamed that man | gy R T R D e e x u 08 SALE—Saloor stocc and fxtures and for the Universal Fashion Company’s Per E‘K cmltl:, in ch Da T this was. It was an imported bonnet | ;,y1d squasze out through so_narrow 4 = — - H. spencer, northeast corner 11th and ilamey. foct Patternn, Spring styles now resdy, [ Oonnolly were implicated, un- | and the price way up. i aperturo. He thinks the chair legs | terest not only by railroaad men, but | WA TED-Gocd @il In store. Addrs & pl 446.41 don's indictment is probably one of| " One of the ton bonnets was a | ;4 geat wero used to break the win- | by many others who will recall the 3o e L S ke BN FOR AU Five wrres of |nu‘.|“3n aundo s o d g . — L St oet, with fl 1o rex denco, barn and other New ides. Catalogues freo. moh27-6t |4y 2 . : those which are uot given to the pub- | «pMother Hubbard.” with pink o8 ; g - fi . Mother Xubbard,” withr pink o8- |,y and that the two men then slid i e {mprovements, P#ios $9, H e Another huga sestion of plaster fell | ;" trih Toathor. about the entire front, | doryund ¢ (0 b0 men ther #id |eventa alluded to. Tho Nonparel| \urawup_ty » pmeien cupenter 1n | ImpiOycsons Prcs ot frmaty 1, W Le i a7 W. R. Bart ett, keal katate A, from the ceiling of the rlcf-C"“(;’l] f:“li" MIERT'S TRIAL, falling toward the face, This bonnet | /o wd about 3 a. m of Tuesday morning says : ! e gl S L o W ,1““ T :rh:“ :,d :D: 2;:“&,3 yesteaday and tho plase lookedlike #| g court was ocoupied all of yos- |is of French chip, and the trimmng|" Wy Moriarity, the crippled deaf| Ten Sears agy yesterday the first had exper'enced an earthquake. terday in the trial of Henry Siert on | is mostly on the brim. mute who abused the officers and |g2rg of workmen went to work for ~~The fifth annual reprt of the Omaha | one of the indictments tound against Hats run extremely large others on Karnam street Saturday |the Uuion Pacific company at the Board of Trade is out in pamphlet form [him. The argument was concluded | spring, and oneof the pretiiest in the 4 was given twelve hours to leave | ‘‘transfer” in Council Bluffs, and ten ANTED- Place whore | ¢.1 .tn miy bowrd D e and presents a neat appearance. It con- (wbout three o'clock and the jury re-|stock was of cream brocade satin, |yown, was picked up again Monday | years 2o yesterday the first rarlroad | (b oo WIBA o, O 2% “Golae" | JA0iSs LR Five org Tiand, 4 wiory frams tired. A quick verdict was expected | with white pearls and cream feathers. | |, o' intoxicated condition, and after work was done on the grounds where | — — —— l‘ house, barn 2 wells and otner improve- bat the jury did not come in until| The lining 18 of bronze and flowers to |y ther trial conducted by means of | the Union Pacific passengor and CRlLE A I e R M B AT T o S L T bout 7 o'clock. A sealed vordict was | match. Two magnificent ostrich i freight depots now stand. The first Lt e S S B BRI C TR L L AR abou lock. mateh, R C| pencil and paper the offender was sent reig epots one, no ober need wpply. 366 ster, Oakland, Ncb, presented which is generally thought | plumes fall across the brim toward |, 1o county jail for fifteen daya on a | 880& that got in_its work here was 0TS, 8100 each, 85 down and 85 por month— — T Douglas St. Inquire to A. Bouman, 26th ANTED—Dining ro m girl atthe ( re'ghton | and Farnham ts, 418-1m* ‘ Hou:e. 3 50-29 JOR FALE=A Fiawo (6 octaves) in sxoelics tains & vast fund of valuable informatim and statistics and is a credit to both com- piler and publisher. —The rem ins of Dr. Issac Edwards to be that of guil V. NTED—Immediate!, ienced guilty. the back. Drend ARUIWIRFIS headed by Capt. N. T. Spoor, until a | \WTANTED— Immediatels an _experionce i1s, Acont were yesterday taken east to Loaveu| e trigl of Siert on a second ine| It appears that they don’t trim Five tramps tound sleeping in box |few yearsago freight agent here of ‘Xm N:,:"“‘"'" Yot F(m SALE—House with 6 rooms, barn and ~ <. 1ong lease of loton 15th St., bet. Burt and ANTED—By & ng man board and room | Webster. Inquire at Edholm & Erickson's. with o strict worth, Indiana, in charge of his two sonk, | dictment will be begun this morning. |much on the crown now, cither inlg 1o wore Luulud in Monday and | the company. He was sent over from X ‘ private family. Refer- 866t a N. N. Edwards of thi- city and John Ed- - — e hats or bonnets. dealt with summarily. Two of the |our neighboriug city and was accom- wards of Mt. Vernon, Towa, All the rel- A PANIC. The display of lace collars and col-| \umber were sent to jail for six panied by a gang of eight men. Upon | o co required and exchanged, Address G, C. A, | T50R SACE—Cat 1o of Tt BIkokey sailes aive: were present in the city before the larottes, is immense, there being over | day on a diet of bread and water, one | their arrival in Council Bluffs they | bee office. sitds | KN roke. Apbly of 3. W. Bkinner, Goln. In, departure of the funeral arty. Aaa e uk ; i ”’“’k “;’",‘:)‘;')’é‘ different P:l‘l"";i"'- Th; was discharged and the cases of the f"““ldbi:l“e"“;‘“l G l“’l“"’“d e ‘;f "1 ANTED—A situation na business house | - . £%0-Hiso! i mall Pox Patient r8 in the | st ribbons is unusu ne an inif i i re t cou et an of- by h ki ks. | [OR SALE—82 residence I d 161 ~The quadrennial weighing of mail on g il y #0d | romaining two continued until yes- | Wool before they g SO T TG T R Dol e e b TRDe i w " - aRb in these the “lace effects” is the latest terday afternoon. fice, ~converting the car thus e ok ehIht seeiae Ay sy, EGAG DR, Apent, Opp: Poet Office: 860-t1 4 County Clerk’s Office. the Omaha and Ogden railway postoffice . ¢ ; ] h:gll'l:n:n.q:ll‘lnll;{naxt to cn{ltinue thir 7 - "";’““Y}l }" flowers ‘“l"d fancy 1"' One Slocumb was sent to jail in de- ;;‘mptled of ‘1'1“" -“] ;‘f'“lh'- merit will be rowardel, Can n.vng:od reference $ 3 g ticles, the line is not less com, Py use. " the orivinal eight men |fr m pre-ont employer as to character and | ¥ E—Bicyclo, 49-inch 8 Solati: cles, o plete | fault of his fine. o 4 g by} addra.n 1, this ofheo. 60141 | FC St Ay Union Eovaror N e tydays, Twenty-two weighers have been| Apout 9 o'clock this morning a|and among the former the lily and indivi f iooin’s | there still remain at the depot W. L sppoioted by Ghief Clork Van Dorwort, | oot Sty B0 IR B eun. flower of the wathetio Oscar Wilde e o ambac ZSin® | Deatt, cashier, and James Kuno and VY A TED T ikt <t i all Grand Avy men selected from all| o J figure conspicuously. locked. up and his case was con.|John McArdle, who still work for the 5323 5 down and €6 por monih. - BEMLS, sgent, 7 parts of the State. ?"’""g man and waa large and robust | “In" connection with this display, | tinued (m?tweltyvfour Roues? Unton Pacific, and A. Van Order, ANTEDZASNaution) 4s) Loutokeper Y "':'m"::)‘o:"":""_:"il TR =33, Monell) 62,0 maka, bas presscied | L= *PPOSIATOS, entered the office of [Mis. A. E. Koith has the finest dis- who now works for the . & N. W. at W Iady with o child five years old. Kefer- | | joorty, an roved sec @ of land. sdjoin St Albw's lodge, K. of P. U:’(,,‘m" County Clerk Baumer and inquired | play lg]hnzr wo?kin‘ttl;)wn.t A| hnuull- tho U, P. freight depot. To-day, on | cuce exchunged; Call or addrete 614 A. 18 L st ipg astation on U, P. 11 L Al DUNIIAM, 1413 Elufls, with a handrome sword and ses, | fOF the commissioners, He was told |50me blonde wig with natural curls ; the same ground, thero are employed iy | Ty o oA : 5 and puffs attracts great attention, and sixteen gangs of men, numkbering in ANTF D—A ateady, in 'ustr ons . ck Folt VALK i bard. Tho gift was made becanso St, Al | that they were not in and that he | ywork of every kind is_equally fine, | A Chance for Somo Enterprising £irm | all ahout 240, and the **box car office” \L‘ § ke | 225 > geneal housswork. 1 , i Pounds 07 o c ban's lodge has purchased miore uniform [ must ccme again. Ladies can find everything for head- to Jump At. has been superceded by a two-story adeds "8“0 cheap also. frosh milk wwory iy ¢ oul's G1ceery { tore, corner 1uth aud b g 2 EAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LUTS—$100 each, P BRICKS FOR BUILDE RS. aad ragipments O1an any lodgo in Omalia| Tho strangor msisted that hia busic | wear here, S building over 200 foot in lengtu, with | 7 AYTEDToe rent from Ayril 10uh, Tetme: or Council Bluff and because it *is better | egs was G i The growing custom has necessitated i covered platforms twice as long, and | of thros porsons, Hent 1ot to xec ; =T : fitted out in every reapoot, s e b :":“d the addition of & new work room, | ‘At Present, when the erection of so| |\ Toi 0 1" ancanger depot 100x120 | month. 'Address Tonaat Hoo ofios, o R © Jo'p from them and must have | ypich will soon be connected with the | many new buildings is contemplated, | foet, and costing over $200,000, with | =~ Rk AV AL AL e Fou ot « 8. I. Morse & Co.always come to the | it. “I have got the small pox.” sales room by an electric bell, and the | the question of the source of supply | mile after mile of transferring tracks, | VN A% s roem fora emmente” (oot with ny | A, 1013 Hac RSN L ik as it | ok s 0t o e e [couveniaton s AR G GhBEses | Lok for wh it work 1 mn o L mbsenacy o htndls e bunied | ey el Witk Gl i Five dress goods, sills, linons and avery | eyeing the visitor with somowhat of | tinued last. uevening. o ?r‘.'lfiugxf'i‘é. poPtant one. Every year the domand | Zop O0 UG 280 Vel PORE S ome conceivablo article s combiued in a wayto | ©Ompassior at his forlern state. They(day and this evening, and [for this class of material becomes | of tho facts of this interesting railread ven on produce the most harmonious effect. The | Were all busy but had time to drop a | ladies will do wall to call and see the | greater and in numerous cases the im- | history we are indebted to James i e e e L I L B D L T dirplay of skill in their dressing windows | Ypathetio tear, figuratively. Atthe | finest display in the city, under the possibility of obtaining sufficiert | Kieth, foreman on the platform for | ~ss—————— plited ware, and for durability warranted" MISOELLANMEOUS. wAR't‘Fb_sTfl'— DY EMPLOYMENT— ANTED— 2 000 at 8 per_cent_intorest, for We have di covered a new process of i Al security wi 1 bo' given on | triple-plating common steel knives and fo J D WA 0 it . i i ANTED—, [wmil 1 5 i 3 shows that anartist's b nd lins bocw ag| WOFQ “omalipox” five lieads disap- |wmost favorable ciroumstanoes. quantitios has soriously embarrassed |¢astern lines. _ _ N o o | D AT Aoy o an rke work, PR BUDCO0 Y/ANC fon) (3.0 == the contractors and' delayed the com- wages given. 598.t! | 810 10 $20 a day plating at $1 per dozen. One CONFIDENCE RACKET. e ¢4 TO BCHOOL OFFICERS. : man bus made 872 in three days. There is Amonast th- va | et Eroghnaiof yarious letion of buildings and other im NTEDScholars, | Tn B | bardly & family but has knives (o plate. We a lous reverses thi bu- | shapes and sizes, took their places. gmum.,.t., such as sewers, etc. A G ™ tias. s ueithmoio; | Wil sqnd the fall arband Instruct Jou frce o iness of the Slaven Hotel had to conterd | Everybody got under the tables ex- " " f 5 B ecoipt of §1 and guarantee 500 per cent. profit rybody g Another “Gray” Fleeced of His Little| A gentleman who has resided in |4 Circular Relative to the Annual :,‘,::‘,‘::h"é“,’;,y,'i:‘fl,‘:l,'?“,,"u,fl‘:, Hagon b P pb oot Biiver Flate Con 807 K £36-2 562-50. against the past year, th cept Deputy Olerk i i oroing N di astrous hz it, );« the 0:; “‘:r:;llm [:: i:go tlz:poulypidor: illl‘e l:ivl“l:'n::m fAe)l,l All by Depot Sharps. this vicinity for many years has called Meetings of the State Su- *" | avenue, New York, scare.” Still ita ever popular propriotor | Morris stuck his head out from under —_— abigption kogtho exibience of (an tun perintonden: ANTED—Toll & barber ehop, wood 'o. | TRQUNOTA Platy, keld ripg, wiid nome ¢a- £ 6t i : Dimited amount of “the best clay in EDTpal aopy has been at woik azain lately renovating h: d;-k -fnd He:lb;nt l:ouulafl;p“vgth A young man named Ward was | Nebraska for making briok,” about 0 Y rckonfend b m e e xfl"::u:;or;:wmenu.-ud' mow we ind Sigr o face and both yelled, XOU| gotrauded out of $14 at the Union | three miles north of this city. This s f1 thhin}lz it woll to c:xl}l the astontion | Xe. g e sareet once more for the enter- | B'% 3 : § the locality of the old Florence brick | of school officera to the qualitications —A < 0od house east of 23rd streot, tainment of guests, Tu fact it s almost | L1 #mAll pox patient maw he had | Pacific dopot yesterday by confidence | P10 i, Mags’s 155 urned | of voters at the aunual meeting. I do en Fainam and Dodge. A D, 10 68-20* ks WINCHESTER is prepared to riceive l\ upils of instruction in pai: tinz. Pl RIW! cor 2uiy ave call at full agan. We loarn from a relinble Wi source that the city physician pronounsed the house safe four weeks ago. PERSONAL. Chas, MoDonald, the Worth of Omaha, has returned, P. E. Fustis, general ticket agent of the B. & M, left for Chicago Seaterday. Rola:d R, Fletcher, of Blair, left for Ogden yesterday tobegin weighing mail on the Union Pacitic on Saturday, taking the firet run in, Japt. James H, McClure, < f Vinosnnent Ind,, is in the city, vi iting friends. Mr. McClure is a Mason 'n very high standing and i cordially welcomed by the members of the fraternity. Will Woudruff, the good-looking trav- eling agent of Metcall & Bros' well known fea and cigar house in this city, was in from a successful trip on Monday, and left aga'n for about six weeke' absence in the west, Miw. Elizabeth L. Hume, » well known resident of thin city, left two week ago to visic fiiends in Ontario. She was takon sick and died at Brantford, on Mondyy, Marct 27th, The remains will be brought tothis city for burisl, Funeral notice ereafter, O. B Rankin, formerly of the * Board of T'rade” in this city, und of late in the employ of Mr. Chis, Gabler, of Fre- mont, is in the city en route to Lis home in Chamjagne, Tils, where he bas been summoned by telograph, HS is looking well and was warmly weloomed by his old friends here, The Nail Works Sold. Av10o'clock a m. yesterday the salo of the property belonging to the Omaha Nail Works Company, took place at the office of the United States marshal, Deputy Marshal Allen con- ducting the eale. The first bid was from the First National bank, the holder of the parture, muttering as he went down street, ““‘Well, if that didn't look like a lot of frogs leaping into a pond to escape a stone fired at the crowd, I'm 0o hand at simile,” The boys slowly crept out and one by one by one took a chew from the common fund of fine-cut as the best proventative at hand. The patient was afterward picked up by McClure, and sent to the pest house. John Haarman, who was taken to the pest house Monday, diedat 10:20 a. m., yesterday, probably from lack of attontion during the early stage ot the disease. Col. Houck interred the re- mains at the county farm yester- day. Beyond the fuct that the de- ceased was from Kentucky, nothing particular is known ubuu&{im. FINE HORSE CAR. ‘Which Runs Upon the Rall Aoross the Continent. Attached to the overland train from the west yosterday aftornoon was yollow car which Liad upon its sides the mystic words, “‘Palo Alto,” and which was built by the Contral Pacific ruiirond. Upon inquiry it wasloars that the car was a private one of Ex- Governor Stanford of Califorsia, built by him expressly for horse pasengers. The car inside is divided into ten stalls, all of which are padded and are just wide enough to allow the horscs to stand, At the end of each stall is an arrangement for obtaining water, which is carricd in huge tanks at eithor end of the car, The whole arrangement is most comfortable for the equines cxcopt the narrowness ot the stalls which does not allow the horses an opportunity to lie down, There are difforences of opinion, how- ever, as to the wisdom of allowing a horse to lie down on a car floor wfiel\ the car is in motion, and the builder of this car took the stand up side terday, having a ticket for Mead. While he was waiting about the depot he became acquainted with a nice looking young fellow who called him- self Randall and who very kiudly of- fered to show the stranger a portion of the town. Young Ward was anx- ious to look at the sights of the Gate City, and therefore accompanied his new acquaintance willingly. After wandering about a while they araived at the corner of 1lth and Howard streets, where the so called Rendall wet an acquaintance and the three walked in together. Ina few mowments the acquaintance ‘‘flashed up” & check for $800 purporting to be drawn on the Omaha National Bank, and ¢aked Raudall to change it. The latter was uaable to do that, and ap- pealed to his friend. The young man announced the fact that he had only $14, which was all left him from the amount he left home with, The man who held the check said that amount would be enough to meet his pressing necessities, and he would not turn over the check to Ward until thoy reached the depot, where it might be cashed, and the $14 with a couple of dolluwa for the trouble deducted. Thinking this a pretty 2ood suup Ward went down in.o his jeans and brought forth the noney. At the next corner the new-made acquaintances found it conveniont to step into a saloou and step out of the back door, leaving Ward with tho worthless check. He asked some une where he could get it cashed and then discovered the cheat. The coufidence chaps ase not yet discovered, e The Nebraska National The old Brash building, which has been moved into Twelfth street, is being rapidly fitted up for the tempo- rary quarters of the new Nobraska national bank. A fire-proof vault is being built, counters and railings are being put up, new windows are being ever seen. There is a large area of this olay land which could b: purchased for almost nothing or leased for a nomi- nal sum and which lies right along the line of the Omaha & St. Paul railway. Wood for burning the kilns could be obtained at much less cost than in the city and the man referred to asserts that better brick than any now in use in Omaha could be turned out at at least one-third less expense than elsewhere in this region of coun- try. The owners of the land can give a clear title and he thinks that some live firm ought to take hold and utilize the valuable clay deposit. Free of, Coxt, All persons wishing to test the merits of a grest remedy— ne that will Ipoaimaly cure Consumption, Coughs Colds, Asth- ma, Bronchitis, or any affection of throat and lungs—are requestad to call at Schroter & Becht's Drog Store and get a trial bottls of Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption, ¥FREE o cosT, which will show you what a regalar dollar-size bo.tle wil do, LIQUOR LICENSE A Large Increase in the Number of| Dealers in whe City. For sevoral days past applications for the ranewal of liquor licenses Lave been coming in at the city clerk’s of- fice thick and fast. Monday was the closing day for the filing of the samo by those who expected to get their new documents by April 10th, the date of the expiration of all li- censcs at present held by the liquor dealers. The number of applications reaches eighty, a large increase over that ot three months ago, when the first enforcement of the Slocumb law was made. The following is a complote list of the applicants, as taken from the offi- cial records: oreated a panic and wisly took his do- | men. Ward came from the east Y€~ | 5ut some as fine brick, he says, as was | not think the subject is well under- 50 co: mily of good wanding to adopt @ chil | without any compensation quiraat 8. Christianson, Midwife, No. 806 16th Btreet, botween Cuming and Burt. stood, owing to some ambiguity in the language of the law. According to my interpretation,supported by theau- thority of the attorney general, every one who can take the oath in section b, pages 22 and 23, can vote. The oath and qualifications in section b explain the ambiguous word voter in the first line of section 4. As to the meaning of the word term “‘the last annual assessment,” it is held that the law makes the assess- ment on the first day of April, and the act of the assessor is not necessary to make a legal assessment. To illus. trate: The law defines what theft is, and it 18 necessary that there should be arrest and conviction before the fact of theft is established. So the law assesses property as it is oh the 1st day of April, and the record made by tho assessor does not add to or take from the fact that the property was logally assessed on the Ist day of May. 1t is not necessary to keep a poll book or any similar machin: ry to » general election. 11 Juts may be collected in any c 1ent manner, and the law dc quire thut they shall be pre or being counted, Be sure 10 ha erything in mind that should be attended to at the an nuel meoting. The question of the tutive expenditure of money should be definitely settled, or else should " not re- ved af- plutuly given into the hands “of ihe | board. If you have coufidence iu| your board, it is well to allow them considerable room for the excrcise of judgment. If you have no coufidence, eay definitely how money must be «x- pended. A litde forethought upon this subject will save mueh trouble and bad feeling 1 the future, It is well to remember that if the proper report is not wade in ume that the district may lose its share of the state apportionment, Be very care- ful to have the report correct. W. W. W. Joxes, Supt. Everybody who contemplates pur- ANTED—First makers. Metealf Bros. Council Biufhy, 500-30 TANTI D—Oood use, Tenth stroct, tween Far amand Douglas. Apply imme- _46481" o Place.” 1. John G, willis. rr thousand at ““Id| jers ut 1414 Dodge st. mch-25-ov sat-4t = ot maple treos f 1 sale, 10 t012 2.’), 000 feet hign, one mile west of Fort Omaha. Address W. C.' Ainswortk, Omaha.Neb. 470-1* © ()()()—"ill buy half interest in an es- $3,000)7 251ihed vusiness, paying 40 per cent,” For further nformation apply or addros & | W. C. B. Allen, 1116 Farn w street, Omaha, Neb. 44781, Boarders at the Garfleld hoese, 14th and Jack«cn Bts, ANTED—Good girl. ~ Ap ly at 1086 North J. M. COUNSMAN TANTED—A govu yir 178 genes work, also # nurse girl, northwest c r- e wad ~ehoot bo T lark Tiellavuo, a8 beardors in a ol AN s in return for trade, Toom with hoard, n i1 provements, louse No, 110 ind 132 8, I“ll RENT-- LI JOR RENT—Han 80 room, t) gentiemai betweon i83th and 1 th 68 -1* AURNISAED front rooin ¢ {75t bet 16th and 17th ste. INT—On 1 ¢ April mext o £o0d 1 IO L8 aF or of 16th sud NOR RENT--Furnished roon Withi 8 blacka sonth east of po chang s for board, | NT--Base en in with othor boarders, also front [0 BUTCHERS AND STOCKMEN—3y oattic scalos are again in perfect order. Cull on Mr. Van O:man at stock 3o ds, 10th St., bet, Capitol avenue and Daven' art §t. Plenty of yard rocm and stabling. Bri ght straw in hale or bed-ticks, & ESTABHOOK. 5. STANO AND OFGAN [ngtruction by Miss B 8. Parfi't, S, 20th St., below Pierce, 94-tf ) ) OUMS And first class tablo board, at 2011 L Coss St ml 1m* »IMIS' NEW CITY MAPS, 10c.-- Mounta 3" Maps, 8200, 61O, P, BuAIS, NSTRUCTION ON TYPE-WEITERS—We [ afetn frequeut rooeipt of ayplicasions’ for- . BELL & AMES, 1506 Farnham, per. 3 A y apl v o of 80 full 1ots 10 lease near Cre n College for 520 per years 3 Dexior L. Thonias & Bro., Koom 3, Crlghtos- | 00t v ahw KUERL taln | nt, an judgment under which the sale was of it rlw RENT—Fum T, Murray t i he interi istob i ¢ C put in, and the interlor isto bo neat| A. Riley & Oo, J. W. Murphy & chasing FurNiture will tind it to s ——— wmade, and was for § 14,667 A ; H A C } LRIV ol . Jarmas (iralatiton lad 45,000 and P'l‘\l\\gcu_ruuudgr the charge of J.|ly fr?sluuud and otherwise m,“d“ at- | Co., Alex Daemon, Edwulr(d l(auldhl’, Shate avn Intorest to mspeot the im. | 7TV0 & NA—0ge largo furaisiod 1o . Winnia, who is going after Stan- | . Th bank building is | James Falconer, Henry Kaufmaun, PO board, on first floor, outs de eu ran: W. J. Connell $6,100, the property ) in b rackive, The pew ‘bank building iy Kessler, Michael Wallenz, | meuse stock at the store of Cmas. | &, b, being knooked down at the last|ford’s blooded stock in tho emst. | .\ he hegun, The plans, whioh |Justur [Keesler, Michaol ~Wallens, | o ivERICK, who unquestionably has | SHUCTI H g Among these horses he will take back gun. plans, whieh | peank Pivonki, Henry Horuberger, [SHI s DO UBQuAl Y NOR kN [—Furnished cottage, :ix rooms. named figure. are the stallion Piedmont, from Chi- [ have been drawn by Dufrene & Meus | p, A, Hamman, O. B, Schroth, Mrs, the finest assortment of ¥urNITURE, | F'“%)5 California st 8¢ ». Hall 621-tf The deed was ordered made out in i i P to., from the best manufacturers and | = = — cago, and the mare Happy Dreams|dclssohn, have been adopted. Phillip Koch, Fred Wirth, F. R,|ete, § "ELY furmished room for rent, 1416 Chi- | the nawmo of W, J. Connell. oy TR R S AV o ean | ot probably be of . ’fll: Smith‘.’ Jacob Kaufmaun, John Frank, | the nowest styles, aud auwavs mares | A ™ol betveen 14 and 1A o e Thos. Callan, D, L. McGuckin, B, F, | LOWER PRICES than any other FURNI- i DA 2O LA Madsen, Schreiner & Erdman, Chas. | TURE dealer in Nobaaska » EMIS rents houses,lots, farms, stores, ) | Sudden Changes Of the Weather O | horses can step below twenty, About | Yates is now in the east to make ar- ten Cause eight brood mares from Albany will [ rangements for such a front, as well R ok 0'C, Fggieregry Pulmonary, bronchial, and asth- | complete the outfit, a8 to gain some ideas from the model | Pin ohn O'Counel eter Goos, i goubtn rows Bronchin| busk buldigs 14 18 proposed o 0. Kalmbech, Sauud Beeky, £ o s, | FEIRE o Troches” will sllay irritation which ‘armer’s Testimony, make the Nebrasks national bank |w: aurer, Ohas. Rasmussen, Ad- A 8 % e W TN TR TR o oongh:n;,yuft::fim:l ;“i.;g Oresron, Iowa, May 21, 1881, |building very complete and a model | elina Jahn, M. W. Kennedy, Eaward 1206, 1108 and l..HO anaau;:lti Q0K RENT - fk&)hi&ufih‘-g' R. ‘zl.l“}l‘g‘ iy, raneth and ‘ol ssomcners” More seci” immediate relief. w20-lw |MH. H. Wakxex & Co.—Sire—My | banking house in every respect. Wiiig, MsMabon, Aba & Oo, wi-won-wedd&ast-mande- e P i e R e - little son has been cured of weak kid- e Schrof rs. J. Baumann 1 4 ool o short welght. alum or powder Full line of mew buttons just|neys by the use of your Bafe Kidney| Five hundred wild geess at Buffet’s, | Owen McCafirey, "John Svacina, J, G.| Oruickshank's opening Wednesday Fon RENT—Nicely farnished room. A‘ iz Mu‘lvu.?a Ilnuc:nlv Rovis Bakise Powusk 00, opened at O'Donahue & Downey's. | and Liver Cure. il O, Beymsg, | 386¢ each or three for $1. m27-2t | Nugent, K Furniture sold on monthly pay-| ) rooms ete. Offices 15th aud Douglas Sts ments at cash prices. SURNISHED KO wows | Ahsolutely Pure. This powder never aries, A marvel of A ennard Bros. & Co., Heury | evening, m28-2t 1220 Farnbam ot ! .