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

8 THE DAILY BEE: TUISDAY N OVEMBEx 21 == he Daily Bee. OMAHA, y Morning, Nov. 21, Weather Report. { r'be following observations are taken at tue aame moment of time at all the station named,) Wanr Derarryrst, U, 8, Smnl.fl»:u-} *10%, OManA, Nov, Cheyenne .. . Washakie Platte. ... Omahs. . Yaokton ... 3 Dew Moines Davenport. . 8t. Paul. ... Light Brisk Brisk 5 SW N W Brisk N W/ Brisk W [Tt K | Light 11 tnches above low water mark at Omiaha, 0 foot 00 inches a% Yankton, Misslasippl 5 foot 4 Inches at Davenport, 4 feet 2 inches at St Paul, 10 foot 5 inches at St Louls, 4 feet 7 Inchies at L Crozee and 7 fest 8 Inches at Daduque, ———— LOOAL BRHVITIES, ~Oysters served in all forms at the Con- gregational church to-night. ~The new No, 2 encine house is fast ap- proaching completion and will be a daisy. ~A man arrested for committing a nuisance was discharged by Judge Beneke yesterday, /-Th' ladies expect to have an elezant supper and & good time for all, at the Con. gregational church Tuerday evening, ~Go to Wyman College to learn book- keeping, penmanthip, business arithme. tic and commercial law, nl2.4f F. B. Agler, son of Mr, J, F, Agler, U, P. agent at 8t, Louis, was a west-Lound pamenger yesterday, en route to Oheyenne, ~The unday round up included five plain dranks, Two paid their fine, two went to jail in default of payment and one caso was dismissed, —The curb is being laid and the new . | plead guilty during the first week of the Clara Louise Kellogg company last sea- son; Miss Jennie Dickerson, contralto Mr. L, G. Gottachalk, baritone; and Mr, Adolph Glose, pianist. From the array of talent represented our music-loving pesple can be assured fof & rich musical treat, Ithas been arranged by the man- agement to bave the company give the first and fourth acts of Trovatore in cos- tume, which will make quite an additional feature to the programme, The reserved weats will be placed on sale Friday morn ing, and it is to be expected from the well- known names representing this company that there will bo a large sale, ~W. A, Shepardson, the jonrnalist, who district court to petit larceny, after being tried and acquitted of a :nore grave offense in having robbed B, A. Do Laurier, a New York iraveling man, was released from the county jail yesterday afternoon. His attorneys, Mesars, Bartlett & Peckham, have been making every effort to secure this result for some days and much eredit is due them for their sucoess, It is, after all, a question of much doubt if “Shep” was knowingly gunilty of the offense charged, and his many friends 1n Omaha will be glad to learn of his release from durance vile, ~It seems that Miks Gilligan, who was recently nent to the county jail for thirty days for not leaving town, as ordered by Judge Beneke, had really purchased a ticket to Council Bluffs with the intention of leaving when arrested by the police, The ticket fa still in his possession, and but for his love of liquor Mike would have now been beyond the reach of Omaha justice, —Reserved seat tickets for the glove contest at the academy of music (Wednes- day evening, November 22d), now on sale at Huberman's jewelry store 13th and Douglas streets, General admission sev- cuty-five cents, gallery fifty cents, Re- serve your seats in time as the house will be packed. ~About 10 o'clock yesterday s tele- phone message was sent the city marshal by Mr.J. J, Brown, that some man was lying out on the flats between his residence and the old powder magszine, whom, it was feared, had been shot, or shot himselt, while out hunting, Coroner Jacobs deemed it advisable fto wait further in- formation before going out with his cart,and sidewalk put in in front of the Omaba National bank building. ’ —There will be a meeting of the Soclal Art Club at the wew rooms in Redick block on Faruam street this noon at 3 o’clock, All members aro re. quested to attend, Officer Buckley and City Physician Loisen- ring, rapaired to the scene of action, exs THE GREAT COWUNDRUM. Oolonel Robert & Ingersoll's Lecture at Boyd's Opera House. A Vast Andience Told What They Must Do to Be Saved Colonel Robert G, Ingersoll, accom- pauied by Mr. Isaac B. Baker, his private scoretary, and W. B. Barton, manager, arrived in the city yesterday and registered at the Millard. There was a large reeerve of seats at the opera house before the date of the lecture, and it was evidont that it was to be one of the occasions upon which Omaha turns loose and gives tho attraction of the evening an ova- tion, A prominent aud nnusual feature of the ocension was the presence of a couple of ticket scalpers, who had bought up a large number of the best #eats in the house, and hawked their tickets at the door in the style customary at a second rate side show, This was a ditgrace and a nui- sance and something that should never be allowed a repetition if it can be prevented. The scaipers sold their tickets at $1.50 while the manage- ment was still disposing of stage seats at 81, Council Bluffs sent over a large delegation, one hundred or more per- sons being present from our sister city, Itis probable that they came with an anxiety to know what they must do to be msaved and in view of the fact that two or three of their ministers have, aftor trying to reform their hearers, resigned and left the field in disgust, it is to be hoped that some good seed was sown. As soon as the doors were thrown open a crowd began pouring in, and there was no cessation until the houso was filled from the parquette to the gallery The audience was, with perhaps a single exception, the largest over assembled to greet any speaker in Omaha, The recelpis were without exception the largest ever taken in on auy one evening in the city. The audience was not only large but a representative one, both in numbers aud intelligence. pecting to find a man badiy used up, if not dead. A telephone from the marshal's office at a latter hour states that the man aftor- | yrag shot in the neck—with & bottle, The | the scenery, whother combined effect of forty.rod and cold had Iaid him out In fine shape, He was taken ~A meeting of retail liquor dealars only | to his home and will recover, Acndemy of the Sacred Heart, and will return home abont the last of the week, George W. Trwin, sheriff elect of Silver Bow county, Montana (Butte City), was registered at the Paxton last night, C. W. Sherman, editor and J, W, Cat- wright, city editor of the Plattemouth Joninal, came up to Omaha to hear Bob Togersoll lecture, G. F. Walker, postmaster of Wymor, Reporter, called at Tie Bee offio . W. is one of the lea ns of the wonderfal little town Wymore ard irit to the metropo- lis on legal business, Tays 8 Among the well known Nebraska pe ple who wer ercd at the Metio, tan last night were Wm, H, Corey, Clarks- ville; A, M, Boggs, Garber; C. J. Davis, Hastings; Libbie Hoag, Blue Sprines; Mts, Osborn, Pawnee City: O, E. Hi; botham, Sutton; A, D. Barrand W, A, Keithlay, Weeping Water, and A. A, Kendall, St, 1 C. C. White, Valpariso; L. Hadstrum, Stromsbnrg; H. C. Brown, Norfolk; J, T, Brown, Ed Albright and T, W, Fri Madison; 8, Parker, Pierce; Geo, E, Godfrey and B, W, Reyno'ds, D, Crowell, Fremont; S, W. Switzer, Bloomington; L. O, Barr, J, A, Marshall snd Chas, O, ‘Whedon, Lincoln; C. C, Crowell, Blair; J. W. Mashall and C, E, Wescott, Plattsmonth; ¥. A, Sears and Paul H, Rawling, Grand Ieland, registered at the Millard last night from over our state, Hon, A, E. Cady, Schuyler; W, 8, Cot- terell, North Bend; L. M, Keene, V. 8, Hoy, 8. 8, Towe, Jas, 8, Smith, Roy L. Smith and Frank Struffer, Fremont; Mrs, F, Farbine, Talmage; 8, C. Ayer, Gib- bon; L, Fitch, Sidney; L. A. Puffer and Doc, Whitmore, Valley; L. Sindsey, Lin- coltl; Henry Brownsley, Clarks; John H, Smith, North Platte; W, H, Cushing, Plattsmouth; W. B. Thomss, Tekamab; E, W, Stockman, Fairfield; John Heth snd A, W. Field, Lincolp W. Woy- lery, Plattsmouth; Tobias Castor, Wilber; Willis H. Rains, Tincoln, and Orlando Tefft, Avoca, are among the prominent Nebraskans at the Paxton, n. REDDING'S Russin 0 is unequalled for chilblains, chapped Hands, frost bites ete, Try it. gl il SEPEETTOR DAZZLING DIAMONDS. The stage was well sot, a troploal gar- den scene being on and it appeared to be a grand ovation to the speaker, ) gy accident or lesign, lending that effect to the ob- server, The stage was occupied by between oneand twohundred persons. A Display that Rivals the Arablan Nights. The public Ims always an eye for the beautiful, il it has not a purse to gratify its taste, and there is one firm Neb., and one of the editors of the Wymore | last WHISKY'S Wo:'K. in the Platte River learned the particnlars of a case nct heratofore made publie. Or last the driver employed Yeorga, and who also mekes ursday Mr. butcher, by the Faroam street for him, disappeared from the city with coliections his team and wagon, books and about $100 in cash collected various customera. He took a south. erly direotion and was followed by Counstable Edwards, who overtook and pasted him in the brush near the Platte tlver, whers the driver hid and escaped discovery, though he evi- dently saw Edwards pass by, Tho latter went on to Plattsmouth and on the followivg day he returned having information that the team had been detachod from the wagon and the latter left stand. ing in the bottoms. Hoe found the wagon, aud also discoversd and socured the team about two and a from been abandoned by the driver Mr. Edwards states that the man had been on a big spree and had the tremens when he lefo the city; that he is'as crazy as a loon, and in that con- dition is undoubtedly wandering about in the woods, as he heard of him down there no later than Sunday night, Ho has still possession of Mr, Yarga's books, thus giving that gen- tlemas & great deal of trouble, as he cannot tell what his accounts con tained in them were. He is also minus the cash which the driver may have lost, but bas not had any oppor- tunity to spend. ————— For ReNt—1207 Farnam street, tormerly occupied as the Omaha shirt factory, a three-atory brick store, with two aud halflyoazs’ leaves, Fixturea and laundry for sale. For particulars inquire at Brash's, the popular clothier, 1308 Farnam street. nov20tk Apples from $2.75 to $3.26 per barrel, ond from 250 to 36¢ per peck at BUFFETT'S nov20-1w A Defaulting Driver ‘Wandemu2 half milea further on, whero it had |3 Fw. RENT - Furnished room with board 1508 California stroet 17141 NOR REST 1petairs Fuanished room. 511 16th street, 160820 ard 1016 197-41 ~OR f,ENT-Two 0 room houses; stoves in )R RE! NT Furnished room and bos ¥ t Kitche v, both; laundey, dumb wai-ers, hot Fastlnke fin'ah, painted and gilded, 100 bairel cis A Bad Tase of Jim Jams Be- " 5 ing the Cause, From Constable N, N, Edwarda is man avern, % Seven roon per month, ¥, room ke, 1 Hs l‘ roons $0.00 per month, en Farnam and Douglas streo y on Dremise 16341, ,fl;f Lomplef vob, 19.' T most eomn, Mlete map Official may.' of the d de ¢ w» published. ._See column, Fun REAT—Up stalrs, 1417 Farnham stes, t. Lot JOUN . JAL OB O RENT—ITuse of 8 roome in first—cl s order, 10 blo ks from opera homse, CHORD. o 44 AT s b s (1] House of 11 rocms, all con blocks from opera_house. Stsoaorm 0 Iouse of 5 rooms, 23d and Nicholas streets, 18 Store on Farnam, 2 floors 125 “tore on 14th, 2 floors Swell rront xesidences. 4340 MoCAGUE to /b posite Poatoftice, NOR RNT—A very » b leasant furnished roow twern St. Mary’s Anen- ENT —Housse of b rooms,30th and Dou- 104 stroct, §18 & month, t BOGGS & HILL. g OR RN I—Elegantly furnishied room) with ga8 and hester, Riforences required. Ap: Ply atnorthwest ccrner cf £3d and Burt Stroets, 33 o hod House, 9301 odge. f OR RENT—A fu Agi-1mt Inguiro corner Chicagoand 15th 8. 1. Bwitr, 401 AT WX FocIne, (urm offics, Miliard h OR Kn A4 quire at D, OR B 4NT—Two new dwollings and two other dweliings in desirable loeailty, by M No. 1514 Daaglar wtreot NOR at B10-t = 06-11 A cottage of five yooms. inquire rucr 16:h au¢ Chicaeo street. OR RENT—Large office room or half store, 1020 Farnham st:cet. 70741 OB RENT—-A store m Balcombe block, on 16th stroot, near Davenport. St A. D. Balcombe, 506-28t1 *OR 8aLe OR_SALK—Ono first class cockiy 8. Ler man 1108 Farnam g range. || =t | OTEL FOR SALE—First class hoteb for salo | i inalive western town. Has all she first elats trade. Reason for selling othr Lusincss. Por particulars, addvess, Hobel, OvAIA En, 183-1mfnovist e — ————— ] BEMIS” The lecturer atepped up at the ap-|that is always making a tempting dis- ~H. J. Clark, the man who was reg. | pointed hour, and, ylthou_t any intro- play in its windows so that those who tered Sunday as John Dos, was|duction, grappled with his subject at ble to ind. in the 1 Jac0b | hrought before Judge Bencke yester- | 000, KFrom beginning to end he was | *F® Unable to in ujge in the luxary : day and plead guilty to petit larceny in | listened to with the closest attention, f‘ :';’flfl:l»{h grnciw- -ma;- may at il i il leant [ean eir eyes oua uxuri —The quarterly meetiug of the Ufon | *ealig a pair of boots from M. Schutt, },l,(:l.d;: ?nt:,l:““dllfi:c:.lfiz, ;?eh‘:::: glitter of gems nfyevury B o' ¢ Library Association takes place Ho was nentenced to twenty-five days in and sarcasm d.fl‘W forth rounds of ap- The most magnificent display|-— “-nhgm, Matters interesting to| tho' county jail at hard labor. Tt also [ bia” and volleys of laughter, St|ever made in Omaha 18 that| B25(). 000 s, all the members will be discussed, transpired that he was the man who stolo | wouid be impoasible to do justice te | Whiclr has for several days past | upswards, for 8 ko 5 yeaes, oo frst-tiess iity —The Omahs Post has rented the Fij. | MAYOT Clinse's overcoat Sunday morning the lecturer without reproducing his | beon the center of attraction in the | Iarm propercy. Lswa Reu Eatars s3c Loax OR SALE CHEAP--Bakery, well located; good usiness in une of the liveliest towns in Ne- braska. ~ Reason for sel ing, poor health: and must get out of business. Inquire at Br office. 1e4-ln XCELLENT BRICK. for sale, $9.00 per ‘hou- ¥ sand. Yard, 165h strest, two blocks south | of Bellevue road. Loni 1 in called for Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, st Faulkner's, under the opera house, |1, James Faulkner, Lewis McCoy, Kaufman, SPEGIAL HOTIOES. 10 LOAN—MONEY. COMPLETED ONEY TO LOAN—Op chatbel mortgngo se- curity. A, B Tutton, No. {1616 Douglso ESresuifony ROGH UYERRIY. E 70 DInkrS nnov15t OR SALE-Barrels and kegs. Also hoop poles A bought at cooper stiop, cor. 18th and Piewee. 160decti* JURRY SEYMOU like bulldlng on | 7 and sold it for 82, Ho went with an offi- | words verbasi windows of Max Meyer & Bro., the | ™2™ - and Capital ::en?::.’ :::e:;i:; 200 D0dg0) por and showed him whoro ho had left the taither .p.:;':ér‘:fm:hwh e BATOhvell kuown jowslors, comer of ONREAOIOAN - Oull Wi Law fhess ot D | 1010 66 - sacive” Gremts tavgsint: L Brckh N Tt ix a fine location and flng.ex.y" q“;’: garment, which was seoured and returned | The aim and object of the leoture| Eloventh and Farnam niveets. The [ 4 I Thomas Rooms OrowehfonPlock: | 7y yjai s, botween Sones and Loaven % . [ TO LOAN- Om personal property of £6-18F ‘roup, Altorney, 233 128-1mo entire exhibit, including gold watches, etc., aggrsgated in value $18,000 or L $29,000, but the central figure of the | = rich outlay isthe solid silver chariot and its burden of precious stones Thiy chariot, which is inteaddd for a card receiver, is filled with ministure o any description A, € . i14th Street. HELP WANTED ters, to the owner, Uol. Chase declined to file | was to direct attention to the super- a comylaint against him. As Olark start- | stitions of orthodox Ohristianity and ed to juil in charge of an officer, Mr. |8 soarching inquiry nto the five gos- Schutt decuanded his boots, which the | Pels of (he New Testament as com- prisoner had on and he took them off and | PAred with the doosrines of the church proceeded to the jail barefooted, vation and the dogma of total depravity. B New Map of Omati, sk comploted snd roady for delivery c0 87 oach, 1a 4 feet wide by 7 foet long. Largesb cad mos complete 1sap- of Owaahn ever publisled. Offivial map of tite city. oo column, T OWSATE —A. L. Strang has alroady by . cavating for the cellar of the y:\e:z::b:,n‘ won of his block next door weat of Tur Bz office. Tt will be of unifsrm size and architectare with the rest of bis splencid Four Feet Wide i ASTED—Good girl at the Albeny asouth Tenth 8t, 2 ANTED—Two men # canvess Steady em- Housc 1.25 Kiirst clasyspan of mules, harncos, and-wagon, InquizeFaulcsner Opors House: bullding, i bagins whose: ocontents comaist ont, expe coss T3tE = the dis Public Library iien, ot e Who ment bo hems A e | lumonday poarls; . ewacakie, | ohi e e ook meek o - distriot court continu'd its wes-| Through the covirtesy of Miss Allan, abbointed; Lis gwonderlul com- | 8apphires and ng . In the soft|&outhiethst: 20 | LRt il LI ; 1;:;“""!‘ filu finish up the Streitz- | the librarian, the following list of the mp::)d of langusge, his forvible|glow of the suniight or the tellowed | 1 XFANTED A guitar teacher at 912 Bouglas. woc -41“1:1" ,‘,h:' w’:g e Thon oxs following which the judge | poriodiosls in the public library is | consraats, which throw Yght mnd shade | light of the gas jots that illumine W A aad5ears o, Weight about 90 punds. Seven Feet Lon daile iw..d'u"? court sine die and oall | .o - e i upon every subject, and the pathos | them by night, €% gems sparklo with ANTED—Two or three good steady woman to XSO SRAYLE: 2. o arm, with s now petit jury, to | BIYOU:. hich pervaded some of hi - | all the vich radiazce and ten timer the wish dishes at the Paxton Hotel. ~ Inquire | -0t mand o Moa Ay, HED, PSR 11th ( Dailies — Omaha Herald, Repab- | ¥hick porvaded some vy fabpt] LT P havEaimbow. i Ono inwels o1 the sww 252.90+ TOYOLH FOR SALA—inquro C. M. Wood- meet Doconsde 2 lican, Bhz; Chicago Times, Tribune; [ tions elicitod unbounded admiraiten | B SBNGY © 3l 5 2 ‘man, Omaha. * s 10 CLEL o | untarily recalls the story of tite- poor e " | query of his own text, ‘“What muat|Aladdin, who, having fallen in love A"m, we do to bo sayed?” Mi. Ingersoll [ With the princess, sent his gift of | fen cnces made a-ples for humanityy for good |Precious stones to: the sulton, her| on-| WY Pl from everybody. In answering th An experiencel grocery delivery nau preforred. Address with - 2 ooenrred 1.2 our report of the | New York Graphie, Sun, World; St. Dt vyt Millaxd Fridsy aight, | Louis Globo-Domocrat, 4 18 wa, [, vings orchestra which furnished Semi-Woeklios—New York Tribuna 2 I +ht ocemsion and not the | Wocklies—Omaha Watchman; Bon- OR BALE—Good building, brick, Call 8t Water.Works office. 464 | HARGEST AMD MOST COMPLETE 3 MAR OF THE CITY EVER L~ PUBLISHED, el ANT4D—A nurse or gir! for general house- i s QTRAVED OR STOLEN~A dask brown curls father, in such munificence thas e the music on . ton Christisn Register, Woman's living, physical development, intellea: | 18% X work, Apply at 1713 Chicago St. 223-4f i . hom honor iy ” s i tained the royal sanetion to their maz- | — F ) seit rpup six ronths oR, white spot on | oy Se0 . . - ical Union. Hoit% ¥ % s ] it- | $ual liberty and & concessiom to every | 3 0 : NTED A waiter and di Ualiad et conar on | Compiled under direction of An- —Mr, Thomws F. Price §eroiday|Our Herald; Now York Frank Leslios, [ Slbimod %or himaslf. P gt e s 7 e o, smswers: (o nals ‘of & et K, e {og vais' | Nation, Sun, Harper's Wookly, Bazaur,| Ho oxpressod the hope that tharjof them ever had in his tress | Yy DA Ashclam droscnaker pishes prila fogmiiion hesdiie g picked up & pocketbook containiag vahis'| Hatiom, Sun, Harpor's TWoeekly, SAZAMT, | ol Ty ) oronfier, bat after adl 1f it|UFy o greater wealth of gems Tammey beteen. Taty and” 1oth St. Chumiag agmir And Examined and Compared) by Young Poople, Sciemtific American ] George Smith, County San Francisco Chronielia, than that exhibitedin the §10;080 ble papers, cectificates of deposit, drafts, h There are two diamond etc, amounting to over 8700 which the meant etevnal hapminess to semu and 201 evorlasting punisitment to othen's he | charlot. FTVAKEN UP—0i1e brown mave colt star in foro- i = : ' "head, two hun d foet white. abou' rwo yiarg Udirrena owner can have by calling st the police wf,"l:,'.‘" 2"‘,’“,3{’;2;‘ Litorary | forrod that.death shoudd be fol. {€ararops valued at $1,000 each, one | WY FANTED-One | good cumvasser 13 Aol | o z JAS, STEPHENS. Sarveyor court and proving property. Monthlies— Century, Harper, At- | 10Wed by oternal rsst and tho-dis olu- [Pid at $1,600, one at $1,200 andrene | . | p Tuire at 215 N. 166h streot, 100m 0. | CrmmAYED N ar e comty R, Compglaint s made of the number of |y e enal TChuroh | tion of the-body into its naweral ele- |36 $1,000; a pair of solitaire peanls, |~ st SRR by ko 10 ety welint. about Rl Frimp ilias| A0Me): S1URADS | VoTrIAL % | monta. 9200; rings worth $500 each and two T 12504 Any infor miation of the Wherebouta or Thoreby making ibithe boys who ave inthe habit of killing|Guardian, Lippiucott’s, Library Jour- When the ands disporsod it was | handsome studs valued st $460-and | 'V ANTED-Two barbors, at Cosloy's, 210 | réturn of sud i e will be liberally rewardod by ) 5 plgoons, sparcows and so on with “Wlios | nal, Populax Sclenoe, Blackwood, Ru- | oo 300t thai. tho amle snd_ slogtiont %00 respoctivaly, I Sl N I Do | Pl el e ro. have intreduced ere,” inside the city limits, ral Nebraska, North American Re- Max Myer & . . . - | 7ANTED—Two cxperienced boys have already got into trouble and it | view, Unitarian Review, St. Nicho- :;I;::rh‘i‘: :Er?mmtz::? ‘:":p another novelty in the ‘‘owl siades” n“ ( iters l.ulnl‘;l:iu“;u.\' " Roows 6 and 7 koot rlv (EN UP—Cné_emall roan cow, about fiva 0 FF!)CIAL M AP may b & benefit to others to know that .o | 1as, i which have attracted 80 much atten- | ¥ th Council Blu ~— | Gno Targe, _Owni r can have samo by proving pro- In the reference depariment spec- ial attention is called to the com- plete sots of monihly magazinea :Hur. per, Scribuer, St, Nicholas, Meohan- los’ Dictionary, Scienco for All, City Mop of 1882, The lbrary hours are from o'olock a, m. to 9 p. m,, and on Sun- ANTED=A dion of late and their windows are a 3 t Omaha Bee offi 1 SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGIVE | 2onstant source of admiring wondsr ,\'_] Made from the wild flowers of ihe | %0 the public, 2 Vv wAR pAMED YOSEMITE VALLIIN| The interior of theatore is not o it s the most fragrant ot perfumt attractive, amony its most intcs_‘t;mg 10| Manufactured by Ei B. Slaven, §au|%eatures being the headsome bisque, |2 Francisco, For sale 1 Gimaka by W, | one pair recently roceived beng val- J. Whitehouso and Kermaza Bros,, [ ued at 8126; There are also o guam- TS pros Tcodur 86 Th | ot paving 7 chargos, u | by “' 8, W. CAMPBELL, Block 2 West Umaha. ordinance introduzed by Councilman Kaufoian and pass:d by the council pro vides for punishing thore who indulge in such sport, —The readers of T Brr who were mads familiar with the exploits and opera- tions of J. Ha Borden as published in OF THE CITY 9z-emit} S = | Y0 FARMEE (8T highest cash price pald ror Ry, Bar ev and Corn Kreb's Vinegar Waorks, Jonés titrect, between 9th a-d 10th, Oma. ANTED—Help 217 N, 16th stre A gl W o onces. Goo o, Kearney Neb, €. BRAIN ARD; Taxidermist, 15th and rd. d How- 3-2m Over Hi SITUATIONS WANTED, Months work upon: it at Tux Ber of Friday lust, will be glad to] guy from noon to 7 p. m. & Co. ity of fine azt goods-in solid silver of | (\TANTED—by at with thre s ‘00w -1t a Cost of ahout $1,5600. learn that his cme‘r has bl:u; o-;t -:myt h}; e - il i — antique design, and she establishmant | . 5 o avehal “”I"‘l it W- | » DI - U "‘ l l l_— his arrest st Hastings, Neb,, Sunday, o Notioe PERSOMAL. io filled with'all the Mtest noveitics of | Addrees * ) 4, VEND 14 LUK i " n which fact news was received in this city} .y, wgagthorn Centoanial Bx- - avery description i A B wtsizseeiy axo cost. | CONTAINS EVERY NE ¥ ADOFIION ANTED- man w th three road, a position as > house, Keferances giyv t Boss Stous, of Lincoln, Is in town, Hon, Loxan Clark, of Albin, is in — —— Wi, W. H. McCoy, of the popuiac Hiae- J, Metealf, of Nebraska City, '» at the | tagrant in the basswment of Boyd's Paxton, Bpera House, dosircs to stala to the Hon, J, B, Nosth,of Columbus, is in [ Public that he is preparod te furmish. sand for building purposes on the TT' NA ) 49 between Famam and Ha ney WL, - with id of yunadian s irits, obtain for any one & glance ac the past and present, andion certadn conditions in the fu- ture. Boots an hoes tsde to order. Iherfect saths faction_¢uamnteed. salosnian for 4 whol en. Address B¢ early yesterday, Sheritl Hyers, of Plattsmouth, started from that city yei- terday to bring the offender before the oelaior Roof Paint,” was patented May 124th, 1881, and otters patent num- ber 941, 803. Any person found or [t bar of justice, and beforemuny daye elapse | nown to tamper, with the manu. beis lllhll!:nln behind the bars at the | facture of sald paint will be punish- nitentiary, playlng the leading { ed to the full extent of law. No per- cergiagdo gL ? “0sught at | son has any authority whatever to well | tne city, aid out up to this date. Also all public and private buildings of note photographed thereon. AND LAND 101 with OR RENT—Afi arlor, sui ub ¢ g 280 Y vols in Lhg star comedy of & Bro, shortest possible ncisice and isalso pre. | Felerancer. Apply 15 “.{l}!’ &y Last,” instesd of fo the plctureque snd | recelpts. HAWTHORN .y L. F. Hilton, ob the Blair PHot, s at ! - s forh sl e Y BN 1 o v i pomRcie 1 byl Laucastor Pa | 4o Millard pared to 7ec6ive erdems for hosay Baul. | e jllgd o Shows all New Railway and opsotaculas o C ‘ing of any description. TWorrH RadMEMBERINO, B -y Army Orders. Mrs, L. W. Billingsley, of Tinco)n, is court martial is appointed | At the Millard, Depot Grounds, per nonth, Luqaire st 1810 Bu fte, . novidif witness which latter performance he was e extremely liberal in the distributién of Mrs A general ) RENT -With board, & larga (roat room with complimentary tickets among his victims . Rev. Geo, W, Walnwright of Blair, > tart:out to buy.a pres ™ \wlow, gas aad tath rocw, 17th and (¥ e All property shown and described : i thlaly. be 1ant o Bt Bobinessy N:h}»' | 0t the Millax). A e cggel 2 ! a3t St it within half a o south and west of ] A areat deal of atient ion and admira | the 24th day of November, 1 B”f‘" Hon, Loreuzs Orounse. of Calhoun, |#vd most complete line of waiches, = city limits, and all within one mile ‘ Gon wes sitrscted yesterday by the | aa soon thereafter us Resolloable, for L o, olocks aud jewelry and gold pens, dis i north of north boundary of city monds,and silvervrre are at Eprown & Ericsson’s, The Jewelers, the trial of Private Stephen Cresigha, troop M, Fifth cavalry, and such other prisoners as may be brought be- foreit, ance on the streets of A, L. Btrang's mew heavy draft wagon, just turned out of the fuctory of A. J, Bimpsou, and one of the finest specimens of workmanship in Hon. Thomas ©. Pattersca, of Chey- enue, is at the Paxton, Hon, Cbas, H, Morrell, of Stroms. OR RENT-Saloon 1n_excellent location in Omaha, dolog cash business. from §1.000 to 00%20-2tmondsat 1,200 e cvhonth. Sxpences light, W W. Bee : J —_—— — ———— Office, 220 203 that line ever seen in the city. The wa-| Dotail of the court: Major Edwin burg, is at the Millard, FORT!;!NT. w“_mh"hfim‘m Fulgo Mounted, gon is unusually large, snd the gesring very heavy. It is bullt after a pattern generally in vogue in Chicago and other large cities, even to the color, which is a besutiful orsnge yellow. It is provided in front with & holster, by which the beaviest goods are loaded in with case. Frauk Powers, & fawous hand at the relus, will drive the magnificent four herse team which draws this new wagon. Histeam is fitted up with hesvy new harness, the col- larottes of which beer the initials “A. L. 8. The whole oatfit cost §3,000, and 12 the finest in the west, ~The Fanny Kellogg-Briguoli combiaa- in concert and opers, appear at the next Monday evening. The ’ tiom, V. Sumner, Fifth cavalry; Captains Edwin M. Coates, Fourth fofantry; John M, Hamilton, Fifth cavalry, and John B. Babeock, Fifth cavalry; Second Lieutenants Edwip P, Andrus, ¥ifth cavalry, snd Henry J. Gold- man, Fifth cavalry; First Lieutenant Charles H, Watts, Fifth cavalry, judge o ph 4, special orders No, 119 raph 4, 8 orders No, 119, ourc:.:t‘luflll, from there headquar- ters, is revoked. hflmPOLI;II'AN HOTEL, OMA. ) Tables supplied with the best the market atfords. The traveling publie opers bouse on oumpany ing stars, the Adamowski, besides the two lead- claim they get better accommodations sugdlifm land more general satisfaction here celebrated violinist, Timotha | 500 o ...,'oum house in Omaha, who was heard bere -mthe:n.u, $2 per dav. Hon, Geo, 8. Swith, suaveyor gencval of Nebrasks, is in town, ! Senator Ssunders and Nr, Chas, Saane ders went up to Blair yesterday. J. H, Broady and J. J, Mercar, of Brownsville are at the Paxton, Hon, J, Sterling Morton, of “Arbor Lodge,” is a guest of the Paxton, Hon, Tom Ewing snd Judge D. G, Hull, of Lincoln, are in the city. orydon ¥, Cralg, manager of the St Joe opera house, was & guest.of the Mil. lard last night. Millard yesterday. Hon, G, M. Lambertson and wife, of Lincoln, were among the arrivals &t the Sbore Room and Fistures complete, No. 610 North Sixteenth street. Fiue ing for a first claes Dry Goods ar hing Establishment; also two fine Front Office Rooms, well arranged. jox a Dental or Dootor's Office, in aey building, No. 612, Inquire on tre premises, F. T. ANDREWS, novl8.2¢ Boot and Shos House , FIRE! FIRE!! FIREM store will be sold very cheap, Kurtz's Store, 1306 Faraam 8¢, BEAUTIFUL EvEowN & ERickson’s. nov20-3¢ The goods damaged by déry and water on Saturday evw{ng at our palleta given away to all purchasers of Mrs. W. P, P, St. Qlar, of Ogden, is iu [ jewalry snd rilverware r.t the city. Bhe comes for the purpose of placing her daughter, Miss Muwie, in the ALl l'“ ‘soath 14th street, within trce blocks of Far 1044 Ront 00d rooms furnished or yatur o suitable for house nish oping! 20 15th between Capitolavenue aud Dayenport. 188 iy G OR RENT-Office rooms. Enquire at Now York Dry Goods store. 195-dec15 OR RENT—Cheay o Apply at U1, P, Bakery, 619 8. 16th st 20011 F brick store, with cellar 22x Raki NT-A uew house, furnisbed, cight o ow, ftablg, ote. One of the rooms, bith roow st locations in the city; $00.00 per month. uire for three days, Bewis' real estate asoney 3 noy h and Douglvs strects. VT House of six roowms, bay_winaow 0, well. AlliD good repair. 81 Horth 16th street. 7640 OR REN' R RENT- Unfur ished rooma in bric 13041 hiouse, 1416 Chicago street, "Two furnished rooms, 1814 Wb 186-30 POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder mever varies. A wmarve, f urity, and olesomeness Klunm than the ordinary kinds, snd cansot be sold in cumpetition with the waltitude of low test, short weight, alum or pl powders, Bn.l%’g y hO‘::u. 0vAL Baxing Powbks Co, Wall 8¢, New Yorw 6 k lored, Varnighed And Cloth Backs. PRICE $7 EACH. PUBLISHED BY Geo. P. Bemis Real Estate Agency, 16th ana Uounigas Streets.