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

‘Mu. for w AI‘HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 18 1882 at least one additional church in the diocess for every year. A BISHOP'S BLAST, A Iady recently died in New York s leaving 810,000 in grust for the work Which Was Melodious to A1l Who | o tho' church in this dioosss. "The money has not yet been paid in. Love Success. NEW CHURCHES AND IMPROVEMENTS, Christ church, Central City, has The Visitors to the Diocesan |been finished during theyear, through il Hte. the efforts of Rev. H. C. Shaw. ounot, Jto, Church edificen aro being erected at — Oakland, Kearney and Harvard. The " 0 old Trinity cathedral of Omaha has L] m‘.mml of the Episcopal been moved to a new location and is church of the diocese of Nebraska, being fitted up as a chapel for Trinity The Daily Bee. OMAHA._ Thqreday Norning, May 18. ‘Weather Report. (The following observations are taken at thmmom::t of time at all the sta- trons named. W Dltllvz-'. U. B, Bronas Swavion, ‘} Owana, May 17, 1882, (1:46 p. m.! % 83 v, | ' g‘ $ Eé | !i now in session at Trinity cathedral in [ mission, and will bs known as St. 3| £ l i this city, opened yesterday morning | Phillip's chapel. There are good [ | | E_ [with roligious worvices in the cathe. | prospects for churches being com- 2988 | 61 |N |Clondy 1 menced soon at Tecumseh, Neligh, o8 |67 N |Frah (Clowdy |dral chapel, twenty-ono clorgymen | \rupahos and Blair. The following 29,00 0 [3n [ee igl'.::.dy marching into the chapel at 10 o'clock. | parishes have improved their churches: 3018 | 71 |3 {Fresh ;‘qoudy At 10:30 morning prayer was read by | Christ church, Bn-tricle; 8t. John' B3 [7(3 [ah (G507 | Rev. Mr. Groonwood and Dr. Mo |Nemaha City. St Mark's, Hastings; 30.96 | 69 |SE |Light [Cloudy Th mon was preached | Bt Peter's Plum Creek. 80 16 | 78 [SW |Frosh '(!.'Illr’ amara © ser; e CONFPIRMATIONS, J 80| 6 13" [Wert [Ciondy |by Rev. M. F. Carey, aftor which the| pyo pighop has adminiatered the .98 | O IZw P o celebration of the holy communion | rite of confirmation to 170 persons in :_g :: W n:':l Olear took place. this diocese during the year. 2008 | 31 IN% [Frosh [Par ATTENDANT CLERGYMEN, DISTRICT PRESBYTER SYSTEM. 99,7 | 85 [W_|Brisk_[Ciondy At 3 o'clock p. m. the council reas-| The bishop finds that the result of i I iding, | this system has been very satisfactory el Al Ll in this diocese, and in his address he bt el fia i f gives an interesting statement of the erson and responded to by the folloW- | work done in the various distriets. ing clergymen: THR BEXAGESEMA OFFERING —To-day is Ascension day. FHCB' B"]'f“?]"' '.clf:-m;-:nth; % of the diocese for theological educa- —Ashland bridge is now open for teavel, | X. Carey, Falls Uily; <Lhomas tion amounted to $168,42. This o . medétwat | Dickey, Nobraska OCity; Robert|money has been used Iof‘cn{didltel —'The “Old Guard” I billed for Satur- Doherty, Omaha; F. C. Eldred, Nor-|for holy orders, and more might be folk; G. A. England, Fort Omaha;|ysed to advantage. day night at the opera house. Samuel Goodale, Cofumbu!. w. A |™ ;I::: ;'_‘f: p— —The Presbytenan church social will | Green, Omaha; George (Jreene, Kear- ¢ > A take place this evening. ney; J. W. Greenwood, Hastings; C.| During the year the bishop has per- C. Harris, Lincoln; Wm. G. Hawkins, | formed the following services in this —Between the St. Louis excursionista| ye 0™ peoih oo’ Henry, Nemaha | diocese: Confirmed 170 persons; bap- and the Knight Templar today prom-|(iy,. W, K, Jacob, Decatur; Frank | tisms, 40; marriages, 3; sormons ises to bea lively day. E. L'fi".p.ugh’ Omaha; Dr.” McNa- | preached, 147; addressos delivered, 61; —Eric Alfred Scherp and Miss Anna | mara, Nebraska City; R. W. Oliver, | miles traveled, 11,000; corner stones Jscobson were married Taesday after-| Nebraska City; Timothy O'Connell; |18id, 2; churches consecrated, 2. noon by Justice Auderson. (l;‘unannti 4 Rev.T ,:lumel Fl’fttt;rgfln, BNDOWMENTS OF dml DIOCRSE. AY i in O maha; (ieorge Thorpe, Kriendvillej| The Episcopal fund now amounts to il et Thorde May s0th, andt thy | William V. Witten, Plum Oreek; | 20000, The Oliver fund amounts Ry : John Williams, Omaha; F. W. Wood, | to $10,000. The Clarissa Cook church N. 0. Goodwin Comedy company Junie | 1jpooln, building fund, 85,000, The interest e _::‘ e sk ik iR PARISHES REPRESENTED, on the tirst is added to thahprincip.] —The contract for grading the nor! i i . | every year: the interest of the second Rt of Farnain street has beon awarded | M1 following porishoofwore repre- | S IT0G 10" oreator of the to Btephen Robinwon, at fourteen cents | gy Stephens, Ashland—O. M. Car- | fund, now actively and sucoessfully per cubic yard. ter, Richard Gray. employed in in_crmings the Episcopal —TIron for the porches and baleomes of | Christ Church, Beatrice—J. E.[fund of the diocese; ihe interest of the Paxton hotel has arrived and is being | Smith, DL, A. Brown. e o rote: the erel: placed. Thero is about 160,000 poutda of | Christ Church, Brownville—David | tion of church ecifices, Campbell, John Chapelow. DIOCESAN ACHOOLA. the material. A . Grace Church, Columbus—Jas. R. The last year of these schools has —The W. C. T. U. will hold their| gpish J. H, Reedy. been unusually prosperous. Arrange- meeting in the parlor of the Firat M, .| 7, carnation, Decatur—Darwin Can- | ments are being made for increase of church May 18th, at 3 p, m. All are in-|fie]d, C. R. Dakin. accommodations at both of them. The vited. Mrs. J. H, Burroughs, president. | St. James, Fremont—A. P. Hop- [sum of $10,000 at least is needed now —Judge Beneke was to announce 'his | kins. for each of these schools, and for this decision in the Nebraska Natlonal bank | _St. Stephens, Grand Island—T. J. [sum the bishop makes an earnest ap- R T e ioriade| DAL & Sk Rt oy D ok s tor of the obutruotion of Twelfth street. | ) 0 " 'R Idison, George F. Wil- [erous churchmen willing to sid in —A called meeting of all the degree | ing, Christian education, members of the I. O, G. T., Thursday | Holy Trinity, Lincoln—M. H. Ses- P evening, 7:30 sharp, st the residence of -iom,{iuy A~yl'imwn, Gen, M. Mont-| mo the m:::’r::; ul;‘:;: ’lTr;te Bishop Addison Jones, 1616 Dodge strect. Im- | gomery. Kerfoot Bishop Clarkson paid a most portant business to transact. St. Mury's, Nebraska City—-Julian | glowingand eloquent tribute. Bishop i Motealf, Philip Poiter, 8. 8. More- | Kerfoot was Bishop Ciarkson's eatliest ¢ house. : 2 friend among the bishops, and was Wble' J Oh('“ L) N“"i;:"kc“y‘:v_ B";; A. | his reverend and beloved preceptor. 'Jl‘o“' 00TRS L), s _ CHURCH OPPORTUNITIES. Our Savior, North Platte--S, Goo- | Bishop Clarkecn took occasion to h r call attention to the many opportuni- :::"o}:"’b“d Brown, Thomas'C, Pat-¢i:ies planting of the church in 0y many of the towns of Nebraska. This o Ertr;xm‘yfi ovv‘.hk'.r“'%" SM. l‘z)“::' as been thoroughly demonstrated by pos it (kiR g\a wor‘l: of t:Im g;nebnlh prub{ter. s pon _this subject the bishop spoke at h.‘s“:‘, g’ “V‘;.“i’(tud?m:%. g’ogfi: ;;nndenbla length and very earnest- 8t. Mark's, Omaha—Hugh G. Olark, | *7* L H Wah-'.’er, B/ $ohinapns d The bil:;ull?:‘l‘ ::tl:'izl‘\‘;) complain J. C. Clatk, of Lincoln, came up last 8t. Luke's, Plattsmouth—R. R.| .o G ‘t’t P ot the g omp evening. Hestops at the Withnell. Livingstone, D. H. Wheeler, Wm, | °f I tio matter of tho aggrossive of the clergy in pushing their efforts Dawson. A 5 H. M. Oliver, of Hastings, fs at the , .+ | beyoud their own immediate parishes ‘Withnell, “.?;;'l;;rv."%.;m’:o‘ T. R Wil- | 4 eatitute and promising fields ad- jacent. 8. 8. Morchouse, of Nebratka City, is e e e J o A b, Rev. Mr, Paterson was re-elected| A reception to the bishop, clergy F. A, Webster, of the state oapital, is | gocretary of the council, and he ap- |and lay delegates will be given this in town, pointed Rev. Mr. Whitten as his as- | evening at the residence of the Rev. Sam, O. Fowler, of Sidney, registered | sirtant. John Williams, on Nineteenth street, at the Withnell last night, Julinnl Metcalf, of Nebraska City, | to ¥ich members and friends of the S A was re-elected treasurerof the diocese. | church are cordially invited. W. H. Weat, of Grand Lsland, is at the | “pyq highop appointed the following —ee—— Canfield. standing committees: CHIVALRIC CELEBRATION D. Moore, of Seotia, is stopping at the| Incorporation of Churches—Rev, Canfield House, O. C. Harris and Messrs, C. 8. Mont- 95 Scott Keith, of North Platte, is reg- gux]:l_uty and i: T, ’11‘} }V}Villiynm. The Knights Templar Exercises istered at the Canfield House. inance— Rev, 1. E. Dickey and on Ascension Day. John Williams g p - Messra. C. W. Meae and C. R. Daxin, J. O. Shannon, of Plattemouth, isat| Privileges—Rev. the Canfield, Mathias Hnnrf. and 8. 8. |The Programme and Some Pointers y. on the Business. Asstnibolne .28 7 > < T — River 9 feet 0 Inches above high water mark at Ownaha and 4 feot 1 inches at Yankton, SUUAL BV LTS, ‘W. A, Stanton, ot Salt Lake City, regis- tered at the Metropolstan last night. James Harper, of Bonanza, Idaho, was at the Metropolitan Iast night. David Guthbrie, of Superior, is at the Metropolitan, Chas R, Dakin, of Decatur, is a guest of the Metropolitan. J. W. Pollock, of West Foint, is in the city. and Rev J. B. Leach and sister, of Jackson, aro | Morehouse and E. Wakel at the Canfield House, Legislation— Rev. F. R. Millspaugh, Rev. R. W. Olver, Rev, muel ‘.&P » Rurbuldt, of Blair, is at the Can-|Goodall, Rev. Dr, McNamara and J.| The celebration of Ascension day M. Woolworth and M. H. Sessiona, ivalri i J, Chase, of Weeping Water, regiatored DX | by the chivalrio orderof Knights Tem- Church Education—Rev. John W, KT L g f at the Creighton last night, (‘lvnieuwoad, Rev. M. F. Carey, Rev, P' u]“‘ ¢ “0. °,"{ to;x.)ny will be R, ¥ Donal 3 illiam Q. Hawkin: d . |of the most interesting occasions in ¥, on and faally, of Platie: O. M. Carter and J. R. Smith, this line ever witnessed here. Jobn H, Tomlin, of Nebraska City, is ,,:,fif“}::‘:,"fif’,';f“,’;:,,—,&"fi;°'§:’,‘;: ey ;::nog:md:;‘“b:nprkx‘;?: wtopping with niine host Donovan, ert Doherty, Messrs. 81, Montgomery | well as several outside the state, in- H. C, Stuart, of Lincoln is a Creighton |and M. H, Goble. cluding' St. Joseph, Council Bluffs, Bouse visitor, wh;;paclon of Clerical Vote—Rev. :;W c}lrml;‘l”;! 'mlh:° OP"‘“““ from .| W. E. Jacobs and R, 8. Gray, oun ufls, lak, Minsouri :l":: M, Ragan, of Hastings, is & With. Tnspectors of Lay vou_.!m,v, . | Valley, Lineoln’, Phtumouih, Tecum- el hopes gasek; C. Eldrod and William Maxwell, ~ |seh, = Kearnoy, Fremont, = Grand M. B. Hoxie, of Grand Island, came in . g Island and Hastings, They will last night to meet the St. Louis people THE BISHOF'S ADDRESA, arrive at the Union Pacific depot at . .dfi‘ the ‘uv‘e}:nntg l;‘luefinu tl:;:rummn! 10 o'clock a. m., where they will be G. W. Shi ¢ Bl e Iress o 10 bishop was delivered, | met by Mt. Calvary commandery No. lhtOrduhw?'mL of Bloomington, i at | posinning with a welcome to the|1, of this city, and cscorted to Boyd's 3 clergy now for the first time within Opera House, where divine services ¥. 8, Slade and john Driscoll, of Te-|the walls of the new cathedral. An|will beheld at 11 o'clock, conducted kumseh, are at the Creighton, acoount of the progress of the work by Revs, Sir K. M. \Vrhb,’nf Ivanhoe —— was given, Whether the work shall |commandery, Council Bluffs, and RUMORED FAILURE continue until the cathedral is com-|Chaplain Englaud, of Fort Owaha, « ik pleted, dqrndod upon the generosity | T'o these services the public is cordi- b OU o B O, Stesll fod of those who worship within its walls, | ally invited. Johnston Embarrassed in Busi- nods. mouth, are at the Creighton. meanwhile tho basement chapel will| At 2 p, m. the pilgrimage will begi be used. The funds are practically !ollowinp this hng lf:'l mf:::h. L?:EI: exhausted, but the parish is out of |ing uy?mu, Sixteenth and Capitol, ) debt. Thu_ sum of 000,_Ihloh has south on to Sixteenth to Dodge, east A chattel mortgage in favor of the |been promised for the windows and [to Fifteenth, south to Douglas, east Wirst National bank, from R. O interior Qeoontlonlwd furniture will | to Twelfth, south to Farnham, west 8 el Balinaton tha wall b ) boucuublo,huwevu,_umnu the [to Fifieenth, south to St. Mary's toell g J nOWN | work has progressed a little further. |avenue, west to Twenty-fourth, north wholesale use, No. 13138 Doug- THE EPIBCOPAL RESIDENCE. to Dodge, east to Twenty-second, lass streot, was filed in the county During the last year a lob adjoining | 2oFth to Chicago, east to Eighteenth, , J J th to Oapitol olerk’s office Tuesday and gave | the cathedral has been purchased, -ug south to Ospitol avenue to asylum. rise “to the rumor that the firm had |® uitable bishop's residence has been It is oxpected about ome “hundred Sailed The mortgage was to erected upon it. ‘The property and u;glki‘fly _b;r Kuights will be in line, 1 building cost 7,000, and is rented at| WRiCh Will present an imposing ap #ecure the payment of threo notes in | §780 per annum, and the proceeds are | PEAT8nco. Ivanhoe Commandery, of tavor of this bank for $2,000, $3,000 [added to the Episcopal fund of the | C0uncil Blutls, willbe mounted. “Tho $8,000 respectively. diceeso. various commanderies will enter line - Friends of the house claim that the TR i under command of Eminent Comman- embarrassment will be only "tompor- R LD's HOSPITAL o der Sir Jumes France, assisted by whilo a gentleman who has bec ° established, which has| Past Commaunder G. W, Liningor as fn's position ¢ know, says that | *lresdy done agreat dodl of good. | Marshall. Right Eminent Grand Com has foreseen the failure for three LEGAOIER: mander. Sir Fravk E. White and stufl’ itl bo present us well as numerous The legacy of Mrs, Cook to the ‘.1" i i ! i o hus been paid fa 85,000 worth :‘I‘;:: distinguished members of the the ew) 4 iven over to a 1ep- | of railway stock, with 7 i i i i por cent in-| In th ing the: Il be 3 terest guarantecd by the Pennsylvania uu: of :fl‘::::‘.lfi th.uuA:’;lum. ol flth e b i is an old one and had [ralroad, Thoe intorest amounts to The. mflp W Jiportunce, | 8551.89, of which $400 hus bean ep- Knights Templar. M' oy opi u‘; a plied towards the church at Harvard, | Asveum or Mz, Carvany Con l acquainted i mufil: and $18L.89 to Bl Philip’s chapel, iu | manveny, K. T., OMana, Neb, A fill._ 0h | this city. The net interest amounts | May 18, 1882, expreased. annually to §360, which will susteiu| Bie Kniguzs:—The members of months past. At 6 o'clock Tues- yes were diccharged, | g this command, in the observance of Ascension Day, will assemble at the asylum (Freemason’s Hall), at8:30 a. m. to-day (18th inst.), sharp. Bojourning sir knights are courte- ously invited to participate. By order of James 8. Frawnce, Commander. Hanuan P. Devarow, Recorder. RAILWAY NEWS. Death of A. L. Robison, of the Oregon Short Lino. Miscellaneous Track Topics from all Quarters, News was received Tuesday ai Un- ion Pacific headquarters that A. L. Robison, right of way attorney for the Oregon Short Line, and a resident of this city, died on Tuesday at Mont- pelier, Idaho, of pneumonis. Mr. Robison started a few weeks ago from Omaha on his return trip to Idaho, where he had been engaged in the service of the company for over a year past. The last letter received from him was dated >n the 3d inst., and announced that he was in excel- lent health. A little over a week ago he was taken ill, and on Friday Mrs. Robison and hersister, Mrs. Ringer, were telegraphed to come at once if they hoped to see him alive. They reached his bedside only a few houra before he breathed his last. The body was Tuesday returned to Granger station, yes.erday Mr. Will Bakecr John G, Jacobs' establishment left for the west with an elegant cas- ket purohaced,to embalm the remain®, Mr. Robison was a Pennsylvanian by birth, and received his educa‘ion at Princeton colls where he gradu- ated in 1874 in the same class with the Rev. Mr. Harsha of this city. Im- mediately after graduation he entered upon the study of law, and was ad-|g mitted in 1877 to the Pennsylvania bar. Coming west the same year he opened an office in Lincoln, but sub- sequently spent a number of months in ranching in Custer county. In the fall of '78 he entered tho law office of John C. Cowin, with whom he ;was associated for nearly two years. He was married in 1880 to Miss Nyman, a sister of Mrs. C. A. Ringer, of this city, and shortly after received an ap- pointment in the law department of the Union Pacific, which he held until [ & the time of his death. Mr. Robison was an earnest and con=istent member of the Presbyterian church in Omaha. Genial, manly, generous and warm hearted, he made many friends by whom he was greatly respected for his high integrity and many sterling qualitier, His family will have the eincere condolences of our citizens and the members of the Douglas eounty bar in their bereavement. Two observation cars; for the Utah & Nevada, now being built at the U. P. shops in this city, will be finished in a few days, and a mail car for the Utah & Northern course of con- struction, There isalso a lot of 150 cars for the Denver & South Park road being built. At present the U. P. locomotive department has at the shops in this city nearly 700 men, or about eighty less than there was in Fabruary. The car shops have from 700 to 800 men, 1| double the number that they had a year and a half ago. It is stated upon the alleged author- ity of President Perkins and Vice- President Potter, that those officials, together with their friends, have formed a csmpany for tne construc. tion of a road northward from St. Joseph, Mo., to Forest City, thence across the Missouri river and due west through Nebraska to Table Rock toa junction with the Denve exten- sion of the Chicago, Quincy. Itis claimed that the dis- tunce between St. Joseph and Denver will be shortened eighty miles by means of this cut-off, Fred. L. Ames, one ot the directors Juriington & | 1, of thy Union Pacific, is expected here in a day or two. A meeting of the general passenger and ticket agents of the Oaliforuia pool lines is being arranged, to take place within the next thirty days, to make rates for the biennial conclaye ef the Kuights Templar of the United State at San Francisco this coming summer, and also for the reunton of the Grand Army ot the Republic, next ear, also at San Franoisco; and also for the American Medical association’s excursion in a few months, and other important matters concerning the various roads. The completion of the B. & M. Denver extension and the Denver & New Orleans road makes it necessary also to arrange the pool on a different basi £ et —Residenc agents wanted to handle Hawthorn's Centennial Excelsior Roof Paint in Plattsmouth, Nebraska City, Hostings, Fr mon, Blair, Seward, York, dney, and many other towns in Nebras- ka, For information, address or call on Funk & Shockey, state agents, room 6, Creighton block, Owal m-15-8¢ “Surprise Partys. On last Tuesday evening a very pleasant surprise party was tendered Miss Anna Hussie at her residence on Sixteenth strect. The party took full possession, and in a fow minutes the rooms were cleared of their furni- ture, and the yard was brilliantly il- luminated. And as the music tuned up Mr, Mealio called out get your par.ners for a waltz, and the light fantastic was kept up until midnight, when a bountiful repast was served up by the ladies in an elegant style. About 1 o'clock the party dispersed, after a pleasant time. Among those present were Mr. Grove and wife, Mr. 8, N. Mealio and wife, Mr. Wm. Brown and wife, Mrs. R. L. Roes, Mys. C, J, Marks, Mrs. O. Omeara, Misses Lizzie Mealio, A, Pickens, Ella Crawiord, Nellie Omeara, Miss O'Neil, Messrs, J. P. Bay, Jno. A, Tuttle, J. E. O'Hearne, J Hobbs, J. Atwood, Jno. Hussie, Wm. Baker, J. J. Brown, J. Reide- meyer, J. Conuolly, T, Feeney, Dr. A. J. Johuston and others o e Reopines, Russia Salve has proved its efficiency by & test of 75 years' constaat wse, Try it. SOUTHERN SELLERS. Who Come up From the South to Visit Their New Field. The Day's Programms and Banquet _List. THR 8T, LOVIS VISITORS, The special train over the Missouri Pacific with the visiting merchants of St. Louis and railway digaitaries of the Missouri Pacific, will arrive in this city at 2 p. m., to-day Mayor Boyd and a committee of citizens will [ == meet the visitors at the Union Pacific depot and drive them to the principal laces of interest about the city, in- cluding Hanscom Park, the High School grounds, the Reservoirs, Fort Omaha and the railway headquarters, shops and grounds. In the evening the Opera House will be brilliantly lizhted and the vis- itors will assemble there after which they will be banquetted at Masonic Hall, the Withnell Housedining-room being to small to accommodate the crowd. The excursionists, about fifty in all, leave St, Louis at 6 p. m. yestorday, and St. Joseph at8p. m. to-day. They ocoupy & train of special and Pullman coaches, and will come through the heart of Nebraska by day- light. They will ba given the best reception that Omaha hospitality can furnish, and will start on the return trip on Friday morning. THE VISITORS, Among the invited guests are Sid- ney Dillon, Jay Gould, H. M. Hoxie, manager of Gould’s southwestern roads, Gen. G. M. Dodge, George Brown, Gov. Stannard, and Col. Pat. Dyer, of Missouri, The following are the St. Louis merchants that huve been invited: HARDWARE, E, E. Siiamons, of the Simmons Hard- ware company. John Cantwell, of A. F. Shaplaugh & BD N. Camtle, ot McCombs, Camtle & u LUMBRR. J, H. Douglass, of Kaapp, Stout & Co. K. Schutenberg, of EauClaire compauy. GROCERINS, John Kroft, of Kroft, Holmes & Co. Dwight, Treadway, of Greeley, Bura- ham & Co. J. Brookman, of Brookman & Ranker, TRON ASD WAGON WOOD. %linl Paddock, of Paddock, Hawley %o. Charles Campbell, of Waterman, Cawmp- bell & Co. R. S. Brookings, of Samuel Curples & Co. Geo. Bain., PAPER. R. B, Graham, of Graham Paper com- pany. Harry Mack, of St. Louis Paper com- pany. coAL, R. C. Kerns. GRAIN, ‘Webt M. Samuel. N. G. Larimore. Redmond Cleary. DRY GOODS, John T. Davis, of Samuel C. Davis & Co. 8. M. Dodd, of Dodd, Brown & Co. &g. A. Hargadive, of Crow, Hargadine 0. BOOTS AND BHOES, G. H. T.dd, of Todd, French & Co. PROVISIONS, Mr. McEnness, of F. Whittaker & Sons, C. B, Carter, of . B, Carter & Co. THRE RECEPTION AND BANQUET, The following is the programme of the toasts: 1. Welcome to Our Guests. Hon, Jumes E. Boyd. 2, St. Louis,the Queen City of the Mississippi Valley. ltesponse, Gov. E. 0. Stan 3, Omaha's First Railroad, —the Union Pacific Railway., Response, Hon, A, J. P ppleton, 4. Supply and Demand: The New Business Relations of Omaha and St. Louis, Response, W, A. Hargadine. To the Rockies and Beyond: The B. & M. R. R. in Nebraska, = Response, Hon. J . Woolworth. 6. Omaha's latest Railrond—the Mi: souri & Pacific Railway. Response, 11, 8. Havs, Ksq. 7. From Umaha to the Northeast. The C., St. P., M, and O, Railway. Response, Geo, V. Morford, Esq. 8. Frem Omal the Northwest; The Sioux City & Pacific Railroad in Nebraska. Response, J, R. Buchanan, Esv. 9. The Resourcesof Nebraska, Respose, Hon, J, Sterling Mort.n, Volunteer toasts. MUSIC. The full Music Union orchestra will be in attendance during the even- ing and will render the following pro- Kramme: 1, March—Our Honored Gu ests.. . S o r . VonSuppe uchadnessar Verdi 4. Grand Concerto, f:r violin.. . . DeBeriot {George ¥, Souer. v 5. Overture—Barbier de Seville. . erdi 8. Overture- Poot and Peasant. 4% / g v i VonSuppe should. In consideration of all these facts the petitioners ask from the court & judgment for 3,000 damages against the defendant and for her costs, POLICE COURT. Officer McClure and two others made another round-up of tramps Taesday, taking in the southern portion of the city. They run in sight, and upon being arraigned yea- terday, two of them were dis- charged and six sent to the county jeil for ten days each at hard labor. John Sullivan, the man who at- tempted to sell Heller, the tailor, a coat stolen from his own shop, was sent up for twenty-five days at hard labor, SPECIAL HOTICES, NOTICE—Advertisement To Loan, For, gal Lost, Pound, Wante, Boarding, &c., will be in. serted in these columns once for TI'N CENTS per line; each subsequent Insertion, FIVECENTS por line. The frss inversion never less than TWENTY.FIVE CENTS il M A0 LOAN—MONE . LOAN—CALl at Law Umoo of D, om8 Crelghton Rlock, $250,0007 trea s ool i | wards, foF 3 40 6 years, on Grst-clase city and farm property. Bauia Real Esrava and Loan Aamwor, 16th and Dourlas Sta. q HELP WANTED. Wufl‘ub—mvl at 1718 Chieago atroet, must Le good £30 k, two in family, 171-18* ANTED—Baker, H. Mannweiler, Em. ploymens Agent, 11 b stre.t near Far. nam. 172-10° WANTKD»Yndmln at tho Omaha House, 174-174 ANTED—A hr ¢ elass iry goods and cloh- iig salesman—at _onci—roterences re- quired. Addres FRUDYOF & Cu. 169-17* Columbus, Neb. FANTED A good girl to d> general house- work. Call at 624 South 18th street. 16 'WANTED—A first class eook a the Ocel: de tal 166-t¢ WANTID—A girl at the Omi Steat Lawsdry, Iasrd snd Twent, st sire 18117 ANTED-—Machine hands sy 1122 Farnam street, 186-17° ANTED- A good woman eook. H, MANNWEILEK, 14617 E Jeventh strect, rear Farram. ‘ ANTED--Twenty men to work In stone ‘ulrv. b. MANNWEILER, 117 Eleventh stree$, near Farnam, VWAKTED A northwest at boiler works WANT £0 teams on Florence Cut-Cf, wages $3.00 per day, Work until Octobe; 1124 JANMES P. ANI1ED—A piri t> do general housework, at 1714 Juci.won strzet. £6-t1 “7A‘rx"l'nl»-45uo\imr| at 1086 North 166 st, 850t Mrs. J.M. Couswax, SITUATIONS WANTED. ANLFD—Situation as traveling wslesr an for dry goods, or bootsand shocs, oF some #p cialty, by oneof abiliiyand experience. Ref- erences. 9V Bee offica. 2.1 A7 ANTED —Situation by two competent girls NV Sieto) a/giivin o wotu tamily; oF wonin ) house work in » small famiiy. Be & of refer- ences. Apply as 1115 Norsh Eighteoutu st 1 MICELLANEDLS WANTS. V ~ ANTED—A nice frons room with private tamily, by a siogle gentleman; location near street car liue desirable. Address F. H. P. Bee office. 161181 TANTED—To rent, with privilege of buy- “ ing after absut three months a cottage of fiv- rooms, good locality, within tenty minutes walk of pistoffies. Address stating terms and loeation, *“Hou " Ben office, m17-4 VIV ANIEDTo loan 8500 or #5300 ajome s sponsible paity, who will g vene steady emplo' m nbin grocery or dry goods and gro- cery as tbore clerk. Expiorieuco moie of an object atifirat than wagen. Address 111-19 ELL. FOWELL, River Sioux, Towa. ONEX—A partner wanted, uctive or si eot, [V ©5ith 500b to 820,000 cash to tavost In & legitimste busine:s which ia six months time wi 1 yay » pr.fit at et cqual to the amount in. vested, anu hoth be turned into olean cash and the pirinership ended. Address “Money” Bee office. +8-1f ASTED—500 privy vau.ts, sinks and cosy pocls to clean with Banitary Vault sod Sink Cleaner, the best inuso. A. Kvans & Co., residence 12 ANTED--Fu bridge and school bouds, H T (ark Rellavna. 9841 "YA7 ANTED—4 children ag boarders in & solect #ehoos, st 10th and Californis 8t. L. B. LOOMIS. 7674 T FOR RENT—HOUBEE AND LAND. ~OR RENT—Four rooms at 24th and Harnty, Toquire on premites. 178-19 OR RENT--A barn. Inquire at 808 South 19th street. 17019% OR RENT—Large, nicely furnished room, south front, bay window, sud_outside el trance. Fifteen m nutes walk from Opera Hou: oura paae door, Inquire 3324 Bt, Marys avenue. 171-1 OR LEASE—A$ §25 & year, sevoral nice resi dence lotanear 26th street and St. Mary's ave. 84 W _R. BARTurrr, Real Fetate Agent. {'OR KRENT—¥ furnisnea roows over me chante’ Rxchange, N. K. cor. 168h and Dadg troots. o4 Fon KENT—Nicely iarnisned rootus or without board, Rensonable prices. 2018 Osm st , o o FOR BALE Fiin SAUE—Cheip—choice residence, corner Jloth and Burk.” Taquire at 1583 Cada stret. FonA LE—House of six rooms, and let 80x 220, north of #ixteeuth areet bridgs. Ap- Ply cornse 12ih and Howard. Newspaper Union. 162-t VOR SALE OR RENT--A large house and 30 ncres of improved Iand, with large orebard. For particalars inquire at 15614 Dougla: street, 7-20} M. G. MOROON. s ettty IOR SALE—Hardand sof* wo d. 1411 Chi- cago between 14th and 15th strects. 121.10* OR SALE—A carriazo horsoalso a buggy, In. sGuire Dr. A.u. Billings, opiosite postoftes, -18% 0J barn and lot n 500~ bargain, M 1 GE 1 A. FINE FARM of 160 acres, 110 o res in_cul- tivation, nine miles from the city af Hast ings, Adamy county, Neb., of drugs 1n Western 1 wa ic; i ™ worth from £1 000 to §8,000, wili vay d flerenes n cash. Address, L. A. Kcyal, Hastings, New. 1417 FDI( SALE—A houss and lot on Dodie street, one of $he finest losations in thy city M6~ J. H. DUMONT, 13th ani harney. {OK BALE—Drug store—compiete annual salos upward of 30000, is well Iscated, in Bloomington, county st of Frwklin County, and ceat of the U. 8. land offieo for Soutl Nebraska. Full particulars furnished on plication to W. 0. ROBINSON, 2y OR BALK—Or Trade; 44x182 foct on 10th street next to the coruer of Horney, also 00x182 feet on the eant ride betweon Dud ‘e and (hpl;.ol 'lv.nnu Enquireof H. BERTHOLD. i OE BALEhe Warut Spiiues, Wtistes 36 miles south of the U, F. railroad in Carbon County, oming Territory. 440 acrey of meadow and upland titi- guaranted. Address I, Warm Eprings, Wyoming. i—Neat cottage of five rooms, barn, well, and cistern, on 2Jrd street nesr Cali- fornia, at §1,400, easy lerm . McOague opposite postoifice. 982-t Fon BALE—A restaurant at a bargain, H. Mannweller. 11th street near Farnam, OR SALE—The POPULAR HOTEL, known as the BOYS' HOME, This houne is ce — drally located, has sou h and east front. and in surrounded w th fine thade trees; cont insthirty & ceping rooms, has ice hou-s. Isundry, ssmple Yoom, ko, Has & world w de_repuiation and Vetter patron: go than many houscs of twice it capacity. Price 85,000 For particulars ad- diess, A. A, SAWDEY, Red Cloud, neb, 854t 'OR SALE—200 choice lets in Hanscom Place, W. R Bartlett, Real Estate Agfintfia!slj 8, £ ) | 18th street. Fon SALE—A good corner 10t on Doage and 26th street, 1n & vory fast growing part of the city, will divide. Inquire at’ #10 South 26th stroet, near Farnam,Bogy's & Hill's addition. 820-1m® {VOR SALE—20 loté uear Hanscom Yaerk, west of Park Avenuc. §450to $000 cach. Mo Cague opp. Postoffice. 671.4¢ Fum—mnmu chbrod Jersey bull Ao, 832 “O_ 8, 1, B.%, winner of prize st State Fair. Stands orvice wt Nebraska Poultry Yards, West Omaba. Graham ¢. Browne, 585-1m FOR SALE—One sccond-hand 25 horse powe engine, good a8 new,al+o two 8 horse powe r and two 16 horse power engines, new, Bollers of a'l sizes, new, Inquire Omaha Fouidry an Machine C6,,U, P. Iy, et 17th and 18th gumatia lm \OR SBALE—Or will excha ge for Omaha pro- { fperty, an improved soc g of and, sdjoln iog & station on U. P. R. R. M. DUNHAM, 1413 Farnham St., Omaha. 720 ¢ BRIOK FOR EAL. 208-t1 ESTABROOK & COR. ALED HAY—A®t A, I1. S8ander’ Foed Sto 1013 Harhey 84. w19-4 MISCELLANEOUS. TRAYED—One gray mare a-out fen years old, ccliar aras on both sho lders. Finder vill be liberally rewarded by retu ni g her to A. R. FERGUSON, 147-18* 10th and Bircroft st , Omaha, TRAYED—One light roan cow. thin in fiosh, rope o hor: s, from G. G. Park 25th and Cass streot. Information of whoreabouts will be du y rewarded, 166.19* EAL'S butchor shop re-opened e>rner 10th sud Dodge, connected with his grocery store. Eger, butter 1 prult y frosh from the c untry. Four wagons regularly emplcy d pur- chasing. Fresh milk dal, from his own dairy. All customers reques ed to eall. rat'sfaction anteed. - 108.23% A emall nemorandum ining papers of val.e, R, B. pass, ete. Finder plense return to 5% C. COt BIN, Care d please leave ut 8 warded, 0524 liver and white colored pup, three 4 mont sold. T e findur will besui ably re- warded by leavirg the same & @ storo of James * | Davis, sonth 10 W stri et. AILED HAY At Chvltos Brow' fecd store, Sixtacnth street. Prompt dolivery, DAVING—No neea of saying kranite bloks are too dear for pavink the strects Thero s man in Omaha that will give surety and put in granite blocks 8 inches deep for $3.25 per yard, A‘dress 10 Bee office. €8-81 VAKEN UP—A cow about 7 y 6ars OI¥, red with white spots, larve horrs Also ‘s heifer, red, with white spots, both with cal FRANK KUBEREC, 78-4ttome w Bakery, 18th 8¢, near Willisms. 0 RENT—A new fi e room house, ¢)rner of Grand and Tier stroet. 164-19* —_—_———— IOR RENT—House at 8. E. coruer 10th and Pacific street. N 165-18* OR RENT—Five large rooms, With_ clorets, at $20 per month, Good location. McCague oppoeite postoffice, 16848 U ANISHIED ROOM— With or withcut beard, 60 N. 16th strest boiween Calitornia and Webster, 161-4¢ (OR RENT—Cellar corner 10th aud Douglas. 10040 IN THE COURTS. A Damage Suit Beguu for Per- sonal Injaries Received, The Police Court Docket Yesterday I'he petation of Mary O'Briea va. John Moran was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court yes- terday, by L. C. Northrup, attorney for the petitioner, Mrs. O'Brien in her aftidavit sets forth the facts, that on the 13th of March Moran made an unlawful as- ssult upon her, in which he beat, wounded and otherwise ill-treated her, by abusing her with scandalous words, and striking her about the face and person, She says that she is the wife of Morris O'Brien, who is erippled and unable to work, that she is the mother of several children, and was enciente at the time of the assault, She further says that the abuse she received at the hands of the defend- ant caused her to give premature birth to the child, thus great- ly endangering her life and permanently injuring her health, She has by reason ot her injurics wearred cousiderable expense attendaut upon an illness, and has been in such feeble health as to be unable to work as she has heretofore done, and as her children’s needs demand that she 0 RENT-Suit of large, airy front chamber rooms, furnished orunfurnishe 1 without boxrd €0 gentlean and wife 2115 California street oetween 215t and 22nd sta. 186174 T—Hous wouth of e 1o gentleman, two larzo elogand T fhant rodate, o havinkah sicovs, jocted in enc of the most central and deairable Jocations Address J, MARTIN, Fee office. in the ity 158-20* OR RENT—Portion of house 912 North Eig) ¢ enth atre t. for & few wonths, furn: iched complets, to family w thout children, Tuquire of J. M. Bartley, Thirtecnth and Lesy en ~orth streets 18717 F|Y0 RENT- Targo furnisied front room for th or without bosrd, treet. 183 40 107 8, 14th stroct. 10k SHED ROOMS—O N north of Dofie on 18th. NOR RENT—The second floor convistirg I‘ of five roows of the br ek boald ruer Dovglas and 12ih sire:t, &30 the sior rent. L. Lehman, Furalshed room corncr 10th and 120- AGR RENT—T uroished room % ith or without Pttt s privaso tamily st 1818 ot Fok R picely fuinishod room, entlemen frout, %1474 15th No. 930 Reference required. FOR RENT—Houss of five 100ms, l‘ and Plerce. Apply at 8. G, Sto nor 17th aud (a8, near Easter Chu o JOR RENT—A suite of nicely furn ished room for read: 5. E.corver 20thand 1 #venport whreots i | wplrits, ob OBT—A sutscription paper of the North Prosbyterian Church, The finder will please ieave at Bee office. ot B8, C. A. FLLISON—E ectro Mag Healsr, Also business and medical Oiair- Peychometic readings & d treatment given, daily from 9a. m. t0 4 p. m. Can be sulted by lotter, scnd name, age, and lock of halr etc , with §2.00 consuliation fee. No. 2018 Cass 8¢, Neb, 798 1m* near Creighton Coll for §26 oa xter L. 'l‘ho‘n‘nu & Bm.‘.‘;\onm 8, 8:1 {no. Block, Ilfi-il EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTEK OF PALMYRTERY AND (CONDI TIONALIST, 408 Tenth Street, betwoen Farnsm snd nun.d. Will, with the ald of guardian in for any one & glance at fae paet sud present, and on certain conditions i tho fu. Boots and Bhoos made to seder. §AVI RENT—Cholco of 80 full lots to lease POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never variea. A marvel of p sy, strength and wholesomeness. More econo niic:) than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be told in competiticn wilh the maltivude ofl ow test, short welght. aluw or phosphate powders S0ld enly in cous. Rovau{Bakixe Powoss (0., 6 Wa'l 5t., New York