Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 3, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Wedneasday Morning, Jan. 3. ¥ Weather Report. t1'he following obrervations are taken at the ssme moment of time st all the stations mamod.) Wan DRPARTHENT, vIon, OMAR H g snarons, | 5 Thermom. 2+, Louis Mnorhead 1 N_|#rsn 4 INW Feesh E [Fresh E 'Freh N Light us, trozen at Miselasippl frczen at £ Paul, frosen ab ' u- buque, trozen at L Croese, frozen ab Davinport, rosen at Bt. Louis LOOAL BKEVITIHS, —Strang put in place Monday two en- gines of sixty.horse power each for running the electrio light dynamo-machines. —The gymnasium opened by the Olym- ple club Monday in the city hall, will hereafter be opened daily except Sundays, Our English broakfast and Oolong tes, the best only 800. (rand Union Tea com. pany, 119 South Fifteenth street. ~The ball to be given by A. Cruick- shank & C,, to their employes, at Ma- sonio hall to-might, will bo a de- cidedly fine affair, —A, Adamsky, an old and well known citizen, died Menday., The funeral took place Zyesterday at 11a, m , from the resi- dence No, 618 South Tenth street, —Judge Beneko held Pat O’Connell for trial at the next term of the distriot conrt for unlawfully disposing of hogs belonging to his uncle, Joha O'Kesfe, The bail was fixed at $200, —Puy your tes and ooffao at the G and Union Tea Store, 119 South Fifteenth strest. They have the finest stock in the city. —Five now sleighs arrived i Omaba Monday, one of which was for General Mavager 8, H, . Clark, of the Union Pacific. A continuance of this steady win- ter weather will bring in many more, ~—Ianformation is desired regarding a boy by the nawe «f Anson P, Morgan, son of J.F. ind P, A, Morgan, Cottonwood, Butler county, Nebraska. He is tall and slender, has dark hair and gray eyes. ‘When he left home, November 4%h, he wora 8 brown cloth coat and black hat, + Ouor O, G, Java and Mocha coffee can't be beat in the city, Try us. Grand Ualon Tea company, 119 South Fifteonth stroet. —If there is a quoram of the hoard of trado to-night, the annnal address of the president and annual reports of the secre- tary and treasurer, It fa not probable, bowover, that the meoting will be held aa nearly everybody will be at the Nilson econcert, ~—List of numbers that drew the p-izos ot Polack’s clothing house: Gont's gold watch, No. 561; gent's silvor wateh, No. 1,122; ladies' gold watoh, No, 1'289; afiver plated pitcher, No, 665; silver plated cas- tor, No, 1,145, No, 665 was held by Mr, W. L. White, of tho subscription depart- ment of Tue Dux —We, the undersigned grocers of. Cui- ing street and vicnity, Omaha, Nebraska, sgree to not keep our place of bus open for sale of m, ench dsy of tho woek except on Hatu:+ dayauntil farther notice. Iill & Win. spenr, %, Stevens, Hartman & Sasstrom, §. Nelson, A, Brown, G, M. Bauer, F. /T, Allen, Albert H. Sander, It H, Luoas, G, groceries after 8 o' NILSSON'S CONCERT. A Brilliant Event at Boyd's Opera House. Pub'ic Expectation Not Dis- appointed by the Great 8inger. i / Bathusiastic Reoeption eof the Sweot finger by Her Omaka Audienoe The greates’ of all Arctic oxplorers tells in his history of a thrilling crulee of snowy banks on which the coral moss appeared so thick as to give them the appearance of having been painted with blood. Oune of these, which he ohristencd *‘Crimson Olifts,” was partioularly beautiful. The au dience which assembled at Boyd's opera house last night to greet the i | Bwedish Nightingale, the sweet singer from the “Land of the Midnight Sun,” reminded one involuntarily of the scenes referred to. The house was fllled from pltito dome, not & single vacant seat being visible any- where. The ladles vied with eash other In the elogance of thelr ocs- tumes, the white opera cloaks aud hats being in strong contrast with the brilliant costumes worn by other:, while diamonds sparkled in all d:« rections, their brilliancy being sop plemented by the expectant eyes of thousands of ladies anxlous to weo the women who had made such a mark in the musical world. Before 7 o'clock the sidewalk in front of the opera house was crowded by those who had walted to eecure dollar seats in the gallery, not a small portion of whom were ladies. Previoas to this time every seat In the par- quette, dress circlo and gallery had boen rold and standing room was re- fused to many who, like the foolleh virgins, went too late, The concort was vpened promptly at the hour named, 8:16, the brilliant light turned on at that moment re- waa packed with the pink of ‘fashion, and eager whispers toid of the anxiety felt to nee the woman who from an queen of song, It is sonrcely necessary to dwell upon the elegant rendition of tho se- lection from Mendelssohn, by the quintotte who bear that famous name It is said that. if they ever played sweetlv, surely on this occaslon they exceeded all former efforas, This wan testified to with hearty applause. Signor Del Puente esng nexi and oven his brilliant suc- cess, and the hearty encore, wkich was not responded to, must be passed over lightly to come to that point of the programme upon which all inter- oat was centoze This was tho ap- pearance of the great cantatrior, Madamo Nilsson, who sang tbe exqui- & murmur of applause at wirich theve was not an attempt at suppression, In her dress of black crape, rolieved bya narrow baud of white crepe lace in the neck and aleeves, with black bracelets with o gleaming diamond ro! itairo end the diamond studded decor- loft breast, Madsme Nilsson appeared the type of ches'e and dignified womanhood, IHer every movement was queenly in its gracesnd save with such taste and-delicacy as to fairly conquer her audience. The hearty by & bewitching eong “Fjortonor,’ which wound the epall utill closcr ov her hior hearers. {n tho encore che accompaniod he and tho cffect any foature W. Hyde, —Mr, O. E. Locke, mansger of Theodore Thomas and orchestra, was in the cit Sanday last, with a view of bringing the noted conductor and his band to Omaha next summor, The orchestra goes to Ban Francisco one week m Juue, and on thei return give » concert in Deaver, and if propar inducementa saro beld out will give two ooncerts in Omahas on July 2d and 34, Mr, Locko statea that a guarantoe of 84,000 wi 1 rcqu red, sud that bis propoets tlon has met with favor with AMr, T, ¥, Boyd, mansger of the opera house. —A lively shooting metch oceurred on tho corner of 16th and Cass on § night, by whish some, wo supp individusl wanted to test the revolver, About mide on that etreet were awakened by reveral plstol shots fired in front of Win, Gentle: man's grocery store, where thrce bul- lets are found lodyed in the sidewalk, Fucther north at Mr. Lareon's tailor shoy wery doposited three Lullets, which pe trated thiough the building, end Mr, Lar son was 0 fortuoate as to pick up Lwoof the bullets in his stove, Who the individual, deserves credit for his weapon, 8 the bullets penctrated through the out. side wall into the etcre room of Larcon's shop, But let him remembor that the gun might go off onoe t09 often, ~Among the notable scclety events of Now Year's day was the marriage cf Mr, 0, D, Sutphen to Ollie Rasmussen, both of Omshs, st Highlaud place, West Omaha, by the Rtev, Mr, Copeland, pastor of the Unitarian church, at 8 o'clock, The bride wors & pink satin with orange blos. soms sud byacinths, and all the para. phernalia of the bride's tol'et tasty to & brunette, Among the bLeautifu! presents received was a silver water pitcher and sn elegant silver toa set, sud & magni chandelier from the father of the brile, Mr, Rasmussen, ~The German population of Omaha commemorated New Year's day with be. fitting honors, At the Germsu tbeater & very fine representation of Lious of the Day was given, Itis only necessary to say that Mrs, Pule-Abl, Mrs, Baurew, Mr, Lindemann, Miss Bachuisn and Mr, Molchin playel the principal rarts to demonstrate that it wes & brilliant suc: conr, tainment, Mr. Theodoro Bi , tho tenor, earg Mocfarron’s “My Own, Guidir iy and to the gress natisfeotion of the house, avd was followed by Miss Hopo Glenn in ““Tho Bettor Land,” - Mia romarkably sweet veioo, and had it not boen for th Swedish einger, would have won_ a!. most cqual encomiums, Her dr vas in sirihing o ot with that o Mumo, Nilszon, boing of white bro- eado aatln, cut low n the nesk, white liid glov 1d bracelets and a mag n of *“Culler He I'he fantssle for violinoe Desir,” by Mr, Frodorl superb and won its full mee bation, Maiamo Nileson's second o ance was in “The Jewel Song,"” the third act of wt, and of appre pear from sury soch 8 trinmph of A per fect storm of euthusinsw followed, and when sue rel 10 swg L favorite melody *'Way Dawn Upou the Soance I there thut peculiar theill through the audi ence that somes at the sound of heav picture, or some other sensation which stivs the heart and moisiens the :yes of all who have a soul, Atthe ter wination of thia piecoalovely pyramid of flowers, surrounded by tho flag of Sweden, was handed upon the stage, and once more Miss Nilsson was com- pelled to appear, replylug to the hearty encore with tho Norwegisu ballad, “II Bello,” Signor De] Paente eupplemented his exquisite singing of Rossine’s “Taranletty” with “Ohe! Mammes!” and increased the good impression he hend made. Mrs., Hope Gilenn next sang the ‘‘Three Fishers,” and lost nothing of the favor she earued carlier in the evening, She was obliged to respond to the determined encore, which ahe did with Lover's ““To Ask and to Have,” The Mendelssohn Quintette club gave another choice piece and were called back to repeat the last fow bars The closing number of the concert | & Co. gloves und no jewelry except the ebon ation with ita blue ribbous, worn on the encore she received was rorponded to Bas prestige of the swcet vificont dismond brooch, She alac voro a lovely white shell necklace while the beaautiful throat and nock of the faic Nilsson was entirely with- out sny ommment. Miss Glo The Nitle on rosponse to the spontageous ¢ e Pl which sho rocoived was in o fino gy, fomm, . L oo “Le thoso who cherish & remembrance her will never forget the wealth o pure, brilliant tone, which wmwade wis aly music, the sight of a bosutifal THE DAILY BEE: WEDNE wan & quartette by Madame Nilewon, Miss Glenn, M. Diorksten and Sig. Del Puente. This was ncarcely less sharming than the rolos, and although at the close many in the aucievoce rose to leave the honee, all returned when the singers in answer to an en- thusiastic recall favored the letapers with a repetition of the last verse, Taken all in all, it may be said that the ovont wos the most brilllant ever eslobrated in this city, and it is eer- tainly one that will no soon be forgot- ton by those so foitunate as to be present. v After the corcort the entire com- pany, with tho exception of Big. Del Paente and wife, repaired to their special car, the ‘‘Jerom Marble, which has becn Jying on the sids trec! near ths Tenth stroet depot ever sincs their arrival, and will lesve Yere at 8 o'clock this morning for 8t. Jomeph, where thoy appear in eoncer$ to-mor- row night. ‘A BAD BLAZE. The Smelting Works Has a Ciose Call, But the Fire Department is Equal to the Emer- genoy. About 11:30 a.m, yesterday an alarm of fire was turned in from box 3, the Omaha Smelting works. It waa re- sponded to promptly by the entire de- partment and those who happened to be along Farnam street saw No. 3 and the Hooks make the protttest run they heve made for a long time, The fire at the works broke out in one of the cupels, near the blast farn- ance, and was from the usual cause, the extrome beat of the furnace, II spread very rapidly, but only reached the frame work on the inside of the buildlog, which was of frame itseli, and the one mext to the river. Tho depariment was on hands before any great start was had, snd sc0n four streams were playing on the veallng an attractive scene. The houre | flames from the hydrants on the east side of the railroad track. The hose was st firat carried over tho top of the rails on the eeveral tracks in the vi- humble peasant girl had risen tobe the | etnity, and all engines and trains wero held back, but soon a connec. tion wus wmade under the irons nnd no further delention caused. About twenty minuzes were occupied in extin hing the firo, and 1t is cortain that the firemen 'put in their very best licks and averted the de- straction of the entiro works. The loss will foot np over 81,000, but exactly how wuch is not known, It is amply covered by insurance, The new hoso cart made its ficat run and behaved admirably. It was the nearest to being a big blaze of anything Omaha has had lately. LY PR JOE MURPHY. sito Serenade by Schubert, and ————— laid a spoll upon the audience | The Next Attraction at Boyd’s Opera from the first. The singer ap- House. peared upon the stege amid The next attraction at Boyd's opera house, following the grand concert of to-night, will be the appearance of Joe Murphy, the popular comedian, He plays “Kerry Gow” on Kriday night, and at Satarday’s matinee, and “‘Shaun Rhue® Satarday night. Co-osming the first named play, the Philadel, Nows says: “Mr. Joseph Murphy has played *Kerry Gow” many times in this oity, sud he will have to play 1t & groat many tim:s mere before he shall wear yut his welcotne, He has ncver had v more attontive, a more delighted audience than greoted him last night at the Arch, aud followed him iv por- upathy through ol his t nto hi y wooing of fret e 78 8OV, ¥ tunetul tenor voice,” jnd Beresvement, atrick Desmond yeaterday , aged twenty- died Dee, 934, about a w Br. Doam of th M Grorge Dodgo Upaks o] inis gentloman Tives in Emporium, Pa, and says: “‘Ope of wmy i Lewis, while working in the wood ed his ankle 5o hud uld hardly hob + | to the house, Used pas' Eelect, ic Ol and was roady tor work the nex: mo I have nover yet sesn ko gosd '| Enrich and revitaliza the blood by . DAY JANUARY 3 — : — A Shorf - Session and Ons of Little Importance. An Appeal From the District Oourt—A Oaptain of Police, Hte, cily heid mocting iast evening, tho following mombers being present: Meeers, Behm, Corby, Dollone, Danham, 0'Kuefe, Thrane, Loeder, McGacken and Ksaufman, president pro tem. The eonueil a reguler PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. From the mayor: Approving th following ordinances: Levying a special tax for the conatruction of sowers in District No. 8; also appro- printing money for the payment for material and construction of sewers in d striot No. 8; also levyirg tax and apprcpiating money for construction of sewers in district No. 9; also auth orizing the lasue of §32,000 worth of raving bonds for district No. 11, Douglas street Filed. Street Commissloner Ford went in his report and filed a8 communication from Henry Schoenfeld, asking for re- moval of the ateam roller in front of his place of busiuess, Referred. From City water works company, notice of hydrants ready for use. Filed, Olty marshal sent in his report, Referred. Report of police clerk for Dacem: ber. Referred. Report of city marshal on liquor dealers and druggists, Filed, A communication from H, Kountz, asking that taxes on certaln lots be referred to a committee for settle- ment. Reforred, Mr., O Keefo cffered a resolutlon wuthorizing the city attorney to appaal from the decision f Judge Nevilis in reforence to a fine imposed on the mayor to the state supreme court. Adopted. The city physician’s report of birthe and deaths for Decamber was filed, Report of the committes on rewer ago recommending the payment of the f Nlowing: North Omsha sewer, §$14,- 058 20; Welshans, McEvan & Co, £288 78; K. T. Sherman, for huilding fluid tanke goed to H., Liveswy, 8410; A, L. Strang, $160; do., $370; do., $160; referred, Ordinance repealing ordinance No. 0562, eetting apart $2,000 out of sewer bond fund, series 1, for repsir and proteetion of sawers; passed. An ordinauco nuthorizing the ap polntment of a captain of poltce, pre- scribing the duties and fixing the eal ariey of d cflicer, was read twice and referred. An ordinance providing for eupply- ing the marshal and police force with metropolitan police rattles, was read swice aud referred. The spproprieticn oxdinance for Dr-cember was passed, UNFINISHED BUSINESS, Mr. Dasham introduced & rezo lation that the ecity engineer bo al- lowed €60 per month for an assistant until April 1st, Adopted. By. McGuckin: A rerclutionthat the olty marahsl ba requested to ro- move all wagons and other vehisle left standing on tha sireots and side- walks Adopted, Adjourned for one wack, Sitk, Wool A child can uze BLUE BARN. Reopsned by Mr. Scureiner., It 1s Jacch old oand wall-known liver, quarters, thas I x toenth Dodge and o Barp, on sircet, between 1 avenus, Yenr's day der tho control of a new or, Mr, Jacot Schreiner, I known in this firnt-claes nt, rig hich will jast cuteh the eye of those who want to take & spin on the streets to recommend him & el He will yun a livery, feed, boardivg d salo etable thet will ba ' tho cqnal i city. R aewmber tho Barn on 16.% bureet, The Herald zo H : citing vari- ich, af ous causea of compla Auhe chavaotors ainet the Juggh Brewing s thoso parl uced this company’s beer as ‘‘narro winded.” Now, for one who way incladed in that class, I chullenge The He to produce t smne of “Ob- server”’ thint we msy know bow much is to be credited to his {magination, and how muchk he moans for the trath, Lat themroll, G. Zmverwman, Mechanioe' Hall, 883, AT Mi'eage tickots ara nsued in the name of one individual only, are not transferablo and are limited in time les and one to six monthka for 500 m year for 1,000 miles. Baggage to the amount of 150 pounds will be carried frce on theso tickets, Botween tho Missoari river and Oolorado, and between junction points in Nebraska and Donver, a commer- L Ordors for thoso {ickets can be obtained of the general froight agent, goneral agents at Missouri rivar points and in the enst, of this company, and of the 0, B. and Q railroad and K. 0., St Josand C. B raileoad, 150 pounds of baggags being vaesed freo on thete commercial tickate, and all weight in excers of that will bs charged for at the rate of §2 25 per 100 pounds, ——— CARKIVAL OF CRIME, The Round-up in Judge Beneke's | noue in tho nignt. Oourt & Goeod One. A Lively Time at the Academy of Music. A Fiiendly * 3eb to” Oloses in Dead Harnest. The be: tendercd to John G. Nugent at tho variety show in t Acadomy of Music Monday sttrne a oromd of peop's who make euch places tho asms of their pleasuro seeking oxistence, The show itaclf, o varisty performance of tho usualtype, rather, if anything, more broad than is allowod In most citios, claimed the attention of the audienocs for a time, Tho applause accorded each veealist, bringing ott the sopgetress in an en- onro, bronght the principal feature of the enturtalnascat to & late Mr. Jack Hanley, the chapion of Col- orado, was et down for an exhibition of his akill. Several persons stood up Larceny Oases and Vic'imrs of | against the modern gladiator for a Budge. Judge Beneke's court was quite a bugy place all forenoon yesterday, and eeveral quite important cases came up. Charles Ludwig waived examina- tion and was committed to jail in de- fault of $500 bail, on the charge of stealing a pocket book containing $120 in cash aud 8900 in notes and oertifi- cates of depostt, the property of Henry Rohifs. It appears that the two men wera engaged in & game of cards wt Henry Siort’s place and when Lud- wig got up to go he took Roh!f's over- coat 1natead of his own. He returned thoe coat soon alter, claiming that he had mado a mistake. As the pocket- bock was missing, the owner charged bim with the thett and searched him but wichout finding anything. Later on the money was found uuder his traok, and he admitted having taken it and showed where the pocket book had been thrown down 1 the snow out in the yard, Ludwig is a farmer from Sarpy county. Mike Hurriogton, the man who was incarcerated with Maxwell for steaiing gooda and was diccharged on eccount of the failuro of the merchants to file c-mplaints nat the two for the thett ot their ¢oode, wiil be tried this evening at 5:30 on the charge of stealing o watch, for which he Wwas recel ed, ‘the crime is petit Iarceny 8 robbery can be proven which is doubtful, Pat Gofncy, who was arrested on tho chargn of stealing a comforter from Wiug & Westborg, plead guilty and was sontenced to twenty-five days % hard labor, Tom Loe, arrested for atealing three bottles of umery from N, A Kuhn & Co’s store on Fiftecnth strget, plead guilty and wae sent for twenty-ive days at hard labor. Themas Halls, who was detected in tho act of siealing threo packages of ciparettes from D, W, Saxe's drug store, plead guilty and was sent up tor fifteon days at hard labor. James Doylo, a tramp, was sent across tho niver., He was under six- teen yours of ogo, and conscquently out of the jurisaiction of the court. He was warned that If he returned he wou'id bo sont to the reform echool There wers nine cnses of intoxis tion, ore was continned, two ¢ rgh_?rgud d three gent to the county juil, ¢.Chas, Dyer was turbing the pesca n Capitol avenn door of a co tene ¢ kicked up as runin by waa set for 2 p. m, James Murphy th made ¢ H. Price, and tho ciso ant bas been i a charged with bre to one of th he owner ¢ DRl st HMETEOROCLOGICAL Month, tion of the Urited Slates signal sor- vice, shows tio foilowing v tistics for Decemb 030, Highest te temporature, 14 i rature, & ean of m ! 8; wmean of tures, peraturee, 13 temparature, Prevailing du otion of north total movement of wind, 7,065 miles highest veloeity of w forty miles, northwest, on t The Signal Bervice Report i'or Laet ¥ Tho monthly report of Observer Polluck, in chargo of the Omshe ata- | irection, time, and the applause, as each went down before his superior eclence, was deafening, and only seemed to spur the corquaror on to greater deeds of prowess, 'The final miil was arranged between Hauley and an amateur from Council Biutfs by the name of Jack Smith, The gloves, softencd by prior en gagements during the evening, were put on, and the contestants, walking down onto the stage in front of the appreciative audience, shook hands in a moat amicablo manser, as is the cus- tom, and went to work. The preliminary srrangements had been mado for rules aud minor con- ditions for the fight, because the pres- tige attending Hanley’s valorous en- countera daring the evening had doubtlees given him the idea that he was invincible under whatever condi tions tha fight weuld take place, Smith is considerably amaller in stuture than Hanley, and his weight is proportionately light. The expic:- ant orowd in the parqustte aud gal- lery thought it would only bea matcer of a very short time for Hanl up and apit out his diminutiv onist. The Marquia of Qieensbury’s rales did not govern tho net-io, 88 was de- veloped in the ecvconnter. KFor a shor: time the two men went at ench other in the truo at and recei the weil merited applanse of the lookers on, Soon, however, thiugs grew lively aud a disregard of all known rules of the manly art of celf- defanee’ was evinced Promiscuous blows the bels were hande gird to the phyeical co. either parly. As was pumshed sbrength of s arm, Eis dander arose in ratio proportionata with tho number of his bruises, It was apparent that something moro then a friendly sparring match was going on, aud the determized and Iced features of tho two pugiliats ehowed that s>mo licks of more than the cnsfomary soft glove contesv wero ei bt way for Smih, a» his bast to keep even. ht calminated tho latter tued A regular fiz ovent of the cvcuing, when the mansgemsnt aud b 'y saw the tu 18 ¥ tHey wens up and tried to po two mi cartain finally had to be swung down, and it is eaid by those posted that fully thirty min oach Council Blufls Whut We wa Care, Let's Xiot Ea® dare HOTEL, OMA AN N Foa the fulu ¢|and and 8 will H VY AYTED - Chamb rmsia at 0 ideatal hotel 1 \\m.\:wn./« gir] about 12 o 18 years old 4y _take r\‘r‘l'r|.\‘) . Ingul a6 Bee off ce, VWAIED-A gocd stove aviemman t5 travel KA Apls or write to Rithinn 1s 503 ¥ one to leave o a0 Lliin W ANRED VV ot 2T7 N. 16th stroet, up-stairs, \ TANTED Men and womin to sta ) 4 at their own hom end 10 for | 805 an he struction: Vermoy \V ici ore for cvery county in the State. A s, A. B. Rognier general agent8 atelosurance VW 8T i tor e iow < ea, small 1 v mao for & good gl A WANTED —witn roferences, board in the north pirt. of dress X, Feo office, room o i =¥, new first-class Cabl ¢t Organ. 8.8,” cate B.ooffice, B g WD, oward ~ WITUALIONS WANTED, \ ANTED~-A siluation by a competent hook keeper can give the bost of city referesces H. Boe oftlo, ~Boarders by the day or weck 1417 ty 845-1m} Addy Wit B. Beo ntfice. Positon by a practical rot clav 8 city reforences. A 1 I MENT HOUSKS amMU LAND. RO RENT_Furnishod Fooms for light house. keeping §16..00 monsh. Apply 2117 Web tor Btreet, C17-4¢ lllNE:t £TOX avnue 110.t, with or wi hout fonr roms, 162310 loss o Irquirenteocord ho.se wost. On short or long time oor and St, M e fa nisked to bulld. & I'-Cottage of three rooms, [ Clare Sts. #10. per month, _tnaui isesand 642 8. 17th Street. T. J. QO% R hed rooms will al rdors at 1416 Chicag, T—Tho resldence ot M. W- Ko Jackson. Inquire o, T. J, Fi 642 8, 17th stre F hs 130 Cony. ysar- ne story h. d two Inquire Bark 1 1105, Gass office 61 o of four rooms and two rth 20th streer. Enquire on 56 41 enquire at Dragstore co slas. __ 620-1m corner 13th Inquire roalo ooms N, cellar city 668 13th Stre.t, also fresh milk cow, & two #era 03 ding asloen, butcher ehop, Leest d 60 that 8 oo ccured. Enquire of Me. scksomind 13th street. « p of Omatia, fust completed and cry at 85cach. Isd feot wide aicest and most complete map ed. Official map of the s, 1617 Farnbom stros a. RE.T—Upsial 3 i e “BALT—A g tray led bust U restauract on » well Ap Ly to i» NS WEILES, 000 KU ey, ith barn wad street, near High School McCAGUE, Opy. Pos office. Coidege snd 314w High Sch ol flue lca- Cague Opposite Pray 801-doc 2TLE ey . K FOR SALE- 9. Yirl 2oth etroct, twd .o E 05T sanday picht, bet Kothiand 12th on Har i t 4 lgs Finder wi t C.C.C. Tenhow TI6Bouth 028 dec 19-4wt ARLD, Taxidermist, Docrh 13 ve . Howard and Jac thda day dis o1ve W, M. Fanter reti il meoa L i ? A , betwoen F he ald of guili @ glance of the | n certain condi 1n ti'¢ hoe ade to oxder. Pc (ROVAL ket S Olears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, welogBrown's Iran Bisters. snte, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks,| ~No.of fogay days, 1, 10.h; No, of|___ Fmr——; ST e clear days, 7; No. of fair dsys, 13; No. of cloudy days on which no' rain | N N S camGriaten . nor snow fell, 3; No, of clondy days L on which rain or enow fell, 8; total No, of days on which rain or snow fell, 11; depth of unmelied snow on N_At 8 por cent lu- the'ground at the end of the month, | $2B1, 01()() et b unsof ¥ o0 il up 3 inchos. vards, for'8to & , on first class city and fann l Dates of suroras, 0; dates of olar | BESFSIt) | BEMih Rui Esrars snd Loax Aasser, halos, 0; dates of lunarhalos, 218t and | ———— — 3 22d; dates of frost, Gth and 17th, HELP WANTED ez COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE, iD—Any person who wishes or Iy % i to adopt & bright boy baby, two 5 | we aso cal at Mr. Hean ic t., & | between d 7th, up stairs. G VW ANTRE=wo oF tike: s of bty good address to sell safes on alary. also big b ollltely Pu'e A S . induce x ents to old rafe men on ¢ wmw'sion, Ads dro's with references. W, C. Hickox and Lo, 8§ 4 . s powdcr never varies. A marvel of purity T o wholesomensss, - More ecoilomical Washington St. Ch cago. 613 ‘"N'.\ —Awrongactive wan. Inquire of | strength aud whole ! » Scho. han the orpinary K and cannot be sold in YV Jauitor High Babodl, ¢ ff..,:,:.‘:i.c.(.‘“.,.’m‘::l:sm.u....(, e IRL WANTED-To do pe KITCHEN~HURLBURT—Mr, M, Kitchen and Mies Sad at tho residence of the brid Jonusry lst, 1883, by Rev, A, ¥ xill, MAINE—-NEWTON—Mr, Chales L Maine, of the Union P cific railway, and Mre. Aurora Newton, at the red- dence of Mr, Charles W, Moore, Daven- port street, on the evening of January 1st, 1883, by Rev. A. ¥, Sherrill, e —————— SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made frow the wild flowera of the vaR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN It is the most fragrant of perfum t Manufactured by H, B. Slaven, Bau Franclsco. For sale in Omaba by W, bert Hur t, Commercial Rates, P, 8, Bustis, general ticket agent of the B, & M. railway, Monday issued a circular anrouncing the following [acts regarding commercial rates: O and after January 1, 1883, this company will sell 500 and 1,000 mile passenger tickets good only onits lines in Kansgs and Nebraska east of Me- Cook station, at two and one-half cents per mile, These tickets are issued only to business men and their traveling rep- resentatives doing business with oar lines, They wre placod in the hands cof ticket agents at all our prineipal junc- tion stations, but will be sold only \ ONEY T) LOAN-On V1 “curity. ‘AJB. Tutton, No. 1516 Dou; Street front room up stairs, 42540 fit, aluw of powder. Bold ouly in 1. Whitehouse and Keunara Bros., |upon an order from the general H Apply (o residence of Hen & Hovas Mfl'&,'flmq 901 ] freight sgent, All parties will there 21at strcotbotw en Chicago and Cass. 638.41 | New York.