Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 22, 1883, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE--UMAHA, THURSDA Y, NOVEMBER 22, 1583 JDE DAILY BEE.| OMAHA. DOWN AND OUT. ke Postal Service, Thursday Morning, Nov. 22, y Probable Cause. Ths Weather, For the upper Mississippi valley cloar- fng weather, preceded in the southern | e ffad Already Resigned and Does portion by lighs rains, slight riso of bar- ometer, and nearly stationary tempra tare, For the Missouri valley, fair —s woather; stationary or slight fall of tem perature in the north portion and slight W riso in the southern portions. " - ——— | Press Tuesday night, as follows —— B. Furay, postofti LOCAL BREVITIES. ngton, was wi “John nspector at Omaha, This was the first and only intimation, until now, given to has been removed, _Barney & Borry skatos at Himobaugh & | the public concerning this surprising Taglor's. 1900d-1m [ action of the pottofice department. _Himebaugh & Taylor, Omaha, sell Buffalo| The telegram was confirmed yesterday, U. S. Standart scale, Write for prices. n8lm [ when a Ber reperter met Mr. Furay The entrance way to the Paxton hotel is and asked him about |t .Ila said it was baing papered and otherwise beautified. true. He had been dismissed. He ex- —In polico court yesterday thore wore | hibited the following official telegram: or disturbing the . The, Wasnincron, D, Nov. 20. :::u ?:a:n:.:x 'sf',“-‘:nrum::.ua Ono.of them | Joha B. Turay, P 0. Tnspoctor, Dmahia: The postin ister-general issued an order late paid and tho other was committed. last ovoning discontinuing your pay and sor- —The proprietors of the Millard hotel are vicos a8 a postoffice inspector from that date, You will turn over your cases and other gov- putting up a standpipe with a ladder on each | ernmeht rmpmy in your possession to some wido of it in the contre of their Douglas street | one who has boon instructed tv go to Omaha front, to bousod as a firo escape, Several | {Tom Chicago for thit purpose, Captain John B, Furay Removed from “_|A Lotter that He Wrote i8 the it “sotfee “s16m), “por A brief telegram, under the date of ed to the Associated ment, which is before me, and reads as follows, namely: [Form 25 Postokrick Di 1 WasniNatos, D. C., Nov, 0, 1883, § Sr:—The postmaster geueral has made an order reappointing you postoffice inspector of this department on Mail Depredations, from | Meeting of the Col November 1, 3, Your comy rate of sixteen annum, and - RAILWAY NEWS. The lowa Pool and the St Paul Road. ado Pool Asso- ciation—Miscellaneous Notes, you will bo allowed ' your necessary and wctial expenses, when actually engaged in THE §T. PAUL FIASCO, traveling upon the business of the department, The adjourned meeting of the Iowa Trunk Line association, which was to have been held on Monday at Commis- not to exceed five dollars per day. Very rospectfuly, [Signed] ~ Your Obedient Servant, Javns A, Vose, Appointment Clerk, | 1 g To John B, Furay, Esq., Omaha, Neb, sioner Midgely's office, in Chicago, was Now then, I appeal to any human |rendered unneceseary by the withdrawal being who lives 'mul moves and has a | of the Milwaukee and St. Pau) road from ',‘fi’;"‘,:":l,":j,'|"’|‘g" ’f:";fiI‘““l""c‘f‘;‘r‘fn';;n"‘;fi:j:";';’ the association, and an indefinite post- which is every word and syllable that 1| Ponement is announced by tho commis- have received, does not show (1st) that | sioner. The situation does not lose its this chango of mind of the department, | gravity, and all of the lines interested ;j;:wr:ugn:in“t() "”{ho pu;;ny in"'f ;"' are gotting ready for a fight. The Bur. ) orce | . ; . oither directly or indirectly, so |/ington, Rock Island, and Northwestern far as my case is concerned, until No-|are all in excellent positions, not only to yembe 1883, and (2d) whether there | defend their Counvil Bluffs business, but is eno word by which any human being ——— . could or should infer that this sudden | 20 0 make it excoodingly warm for their compotitor on St. Paul business, and unexpected change of per diem in the o pay of inspector was to ante-date Novem- | The Northwestern has an exclusive line ber 1,188317 direct to St. Paul, but the Burlington When a person is under employment, | and Rock Island will have to work to- under a written contract, at a given price, | yether over the same line. Each of the and the conditions are fixed in that con- | roads owns one-half interest in the Bur- tract, the laborer is worthy of his hiro, | lington, Cedar Rapids and Northern, and 80 long as he performs his duty under | which runs direct from Burlington to St. that contract, just so long is he entitled | Paul. The Rock Island there has a fur- to the pay awarded in that contract. ther advantage in a traffic arrangement [Signed] SiAr, Chief Inspector, other appliances for a similar purpose are be- ing constructed about this popular house, and ‘when all are completed a very complete sys- tom of fire escapes will be the result, The pro- prietors of this houso are justly entitled to the thanks of the traveling public for thus looking after their safety, and it will be fully appre- ciated. —The Academy of Musio will be oven next woek. Castlo's Colebrities will bo the attrac- tion. —Travel continues to be light, and is ox- pected to remain so until the approach of the holidays. —Thanksgiving doy a serios of turkey hootine matches will be held by the city eportsmen. —Next Wednesday evening, tho 25th, the Metropolitan club will givo the first of ita winter series of balls at Falconer's hall. —Bishop O'Connor will remove, in a fow days, to his now residence on Burt street, worth of the Academy of the Sacred Heart. The second story of the new St. Philome- ma’s school buildiug, on Ninth and Howard «trects, has boon reachod, and will be finished in time for the spring term. —The stroot cars did not run farther than Ahe corner of Fifteenth and Farnam streets yostorday, owing to the work that is being done upon tho track at that place. —The case of LonjGeorge, charged with tho robbery of $70, was called in the police court yesterday, Part of the testimony was heard. The case will como up again at 10 ©'clock this morning. —A series of mootings has beon commencod £ tho Baptist church by Rev. H. W. Brown, of Chicago. Rey. Brown will preach every ovening except Saturday, and will hold Bible anoetings every afternoon at 3 o'clock. Kvery- body cordially invited. ~A new brick building for & malt house has boen put up at Krug's brewery, part being five stories In height and part soven stories. “T'he building stands 60by80 feet on tho ground and will support two towers, an elevator, and shaft for the kiln, on the south side. The fatter shaft rises to a height of 106 feet from ‘the ground. . —The Omaha Auxiliary society for tha Fome of the Friendless will meet Saturday, Nov. 24, at 3 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Dinsmore, northwest corner of Eighteenth stroet and Capitol avenue. All membors are roquested to b present. Tho officars for the onsuing yesr ure to boelected. By order of the secretary. —The apparatus for supplylng the city with gas by the new process, under the con- ract with the United Gas Tmprovement com- any, has arrived, Hugo iron and brick cyl- nders, boxes and a large steam engine and boiler are among the consignment, ~ Fully a month will bo required to go: the apparatus ot up and ready for running, S — Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The groatest medical wonder.of the word. Warrauted to speodily curo Burns, Cuts, Ul cers, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Totter, dfispml hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in overy lastanos, or mokey rofunded, or x 25 centa This telegram was received at Mr, Furay's office Tuesday aftornoon, but he was out of the city and did not get it until yesterday morning. The first no- tico of his dismissal that he saw was in the dispatches in the morning papers. Mr. Furay has long been in the ser- vice of the postoffice department, and has done some good work. The con- firmation of tho announcement of his dismissal will bo received with great sur- prise. The public and his friends will be anxious to know the cause. It is, briefly, that he wrote a certain lotter to the department. This letter roused the iro of the department, and the answer that Mr. Furay got was the announce- ment that his services and pay wero forthwith discontinued. This let- ter is quite lengthy, and covers the en- tire case. It is given further on in this article. Another point to which atten- tion is called is that Mr. Furay had al- ready resigned. His resignation has been some time announced, to take effect January 1, next. So he is not suffering hardship in retiring from the position, How this matter of dismissal came about is as follows: On the 3d of No- vember the postmaster general made an order and gave notice by telegraph that on and after November 1 postal in- spectors when in service mnst not take take more than $6 a day and actual ex- enses. Herotofore they have been al- oyed a salary of §1,600 per annum and 8§ per day for expenses when in actual service. Thig $0 per day would be no onger allowed, but now inspectors must send in an account of their actual ex- expenses, accompanied by receipts for the sums oxpended. On November 8, Mr. Furay sent in his report for October. This report was made out on the basis of October pay. That is, 6 per day was charged for ox- enses, as the law, as it existed in Octo- or, allowed, This account was sent back to him with the statement that the ostmaster general declined to approve it, and asking for an itemized expense ex- pense account, Mr, Furay, inreply,wrote the letter. What followed has already been stated. Mr, Furay takes the matter very calm- ly. Ho says he is glad that it has hap- pened. Ho had resigned already, and doesn’t want to getback. He says he will not be bound by a retroactive law. In his way of looking at it, a ruling made in November cannot be applied in the month previous, The difforence in tho amount due him under the old ruling and the new ono is not great, but he objects to the principle. Mr. Furay says that ho has taken ‘up the cudgel in behalf of the fifty-seven postal inspectors of the United "States, and is perfectly willing to be the first victim. Inspectors all over the country have sent telegrams congratulating him upon the stand he has taken. Ho says he will never pat in his claim as the de- partmont directs, Ho will carry the October account into the court of claims, Up to November 3, 1883, and for many yoars preceding, I was under the employ of theldepartmentat a given fixed salary and allowance, to-wit: 81,600 per aanum and $56 per diem for the days actually em| .1uyu5’ in traveling on the business of the department, and in har- mony with that contract and expressed agreoment, I made cut my report for eervices rendered in the month of Octo- ber, and duly forwarded the samo to the proper officer of the department on the 8th day of November, and made it out, at the rates for which I was serving during October, namely, 81,600 and &5 per diem for the days actually employed in traveling in the interest of tho depart- ment. This day T am in receipt of my report and pay account back, being returned with a circular letter of which the follow- ing is a copy: Post Orrick DEPARTMENT, ‘. Orrice o¥ Cuigr P, O, INSPECTOR, - WasHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 6, 83, Sir: The postmaster-goneral declines to approve your account for the month of Ooto- ber, and the same is returned herewith. T am directed to inform you that in lieu of tho per diem charge, a detailed statement of the expenses incurred by you, must be for- warded, with receipts, ko far a5 they can bo procured, whero this is not practicable, a careful estimate must be made of your expen- sos whilo actually engaged in traveling on bus’ iness of the department during said month, and to which you must mnkol;fmt.h. ery Respectfu [Signed] P. G, Srane, Chief Inspector. What this course of action means, I do not understand unless, it be that of the department intends to make the order of November 5 retroactive to October 1, 1883, and if that be so, I shall resist it for the reasons that if I had only known. it on October 1, I would then instantly have resigned, and not know- ing it, I continued to work at the wages. I was employed under, and continued so to work during the whole month of Oc- tober, and as it takes two parties to make a bargain, I do not propose to let the other party do the wholeof the arranging, after 1 have completed the work faith- fully and well, and under existing con- tract. I have a man at my house, working for me at $26 per month;—he worked all through October faithfully and well, —suppose I was seized with an economic spasm on November 5th, and imperious- ly remarked to him. *‘If you continue to work for me you will only get $15 per month from November 1st,” and suppose he said, ‘‘Very well, the winter is upon us, and I'id have to take it.” Then in a few days he asks me for his pay for October, and asks for $25 as being his due, and suppose then that I sent back his account and stated to him that I had, since I first spoke to him, mentally resolved to date that reduction bock to October 1st, instead of Novem- ber 1st, as I had originally agreed with him, to the extent of cancelling his old contract and giving him a new one. What, I ask, would that hired man think of my senso of equity? What ought he to think of me as @ man? 1 am not capublo of treating any one so, and this being so, Twill rosist such treatment toward my- solf. The postoffice department owes mo over the Albert Lea route, running from Liberty City to St. Paul. If matters are not fixed up before the expiration of the thirty days’ notice, the Towa pool will necessarily go to pieces, and in its downfall will be car. ried the Central Iowa and Northwestern Traflic associations, These are merely traflic agreements to maintain rates, and when the pool collapses there will be no oceasion to maintain rates in these asso- ciations. The Southwestern Railway as- sooiation can only be affected by an ex- tended war, it is thought. It existed long before any lowa association was dreamed of, and has weathered several stormy seasons among its northern neigh- bors. The cutting of rates to the Mis- souri river will naturally effect through western business, and the result of such a war as this promises to be, would be a goneral demoralization of great magni- tude. Some are inclined to regard the action ofg the Milwaukee and St. Paul as a mere “‘blutl,"” but the general feeling is that serious business is intended by the dissatisfied lines. The Colorado Pool. The regular monthly meeting of the Colorado Pool associatson will be held in Denver to-morrow. None but the pas- senger agents will participate in the pro- ceedings, and itis stated that these will be quite interesting. Just what will be the nature of the proceedings cannot be ascertained to auy great extent, but some questionable actions of the North- ern Pacific road will be discussed. For some time this road’s passenger rate a8 been lower than other roads. 'or instance, it only charges a rate of §40 from $t. Paul, Minn., to Helena, Montana. Passengers who come from Omaha and go to Ogden via either the Union Pacific or Denver and Rio Grande roads are charged $60, and besides there is the additional cost of - Omaha View addition, and they a~e, with Messrs, Boggs & Hill, interested i\ the proposed street railway scheme, and the line will bo laid through their land. Let them come; the more the mertier, and we are pleased at all times to note the introduction of street railways. There is no other class of busin in Omaha in which there is no competition except the street railway, and it would be gratifying to the majority of our citi zens should the proposed new road be ex tended down through the city. e DUST TO DUST. The Body of the Late John B, Det- wiler Consigned to Its Last Itesting Place, Ono of the largest tunerals which has taken place in this city for several years was that of tho late John B. Dotwiler yesterday from the First Presbyter- ian church, corner of Seventeenth and Dodge stroets. Tho body was escorted to the church from his late residence by & large num- bor of Knights Templar and Masonic brethren and was followed by a large number of carringes containing the friends of the deceased. The church ANRANRRNANN for_Inyants N G Castoriapromotes Digesdion and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and Feverishness, It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. * Castorin 18 so well adapted to Children that 1 recommend it as Superior to any preseription known 10 me." L A. Ancren, M, D., 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y NIRRT NN SES nd chlldren. What gives our Children \Vhat ci evers, When bables fretand ery by S ‘What cures their colio, “Ihyfl;.;:?tnrml But Oastoria, What quicky enres Constipation, Sour Stomack, Colds, Indigestion, But Castoria, Farewell then to Worphine §; Castor Oil and Taregoric, ang T Hall Castorint 68 them all ] *Tia Onatorin, e e e D SN S — CENTAVUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma- tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &e¢. The most Powerfal and Fenes trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, T S AT N A O E N N ey _— was filled with citizens anxious to pay their last respects to agood and honored man. On account of the great heavi- ness of the casket containing the remains it was not carried to the audience room, but was placed in the vestibule of the church and was wuarded by a detachment of Sir Knights, The pall-bearers were Senator Man- derson, W. J. Broath, S. A. Huston, H. Kountze, Wm, W. Bartlett, P. L. Perine, (. K. Coutant and T. A. Creigh. The entire charge of the funeral was under tho direction of A. Atkinson. The music by the choir was very appro- priate and the sermon by the pastor, Mr. W. J. Harsha, was very impressivo. Tho remains were taken to Prospect Hill cemetery for interment, whither they were followed by a large cortege, i, Fifteenth Street. In conversation with Mr. Creighton, president of the committee on public works, yesterday, a Ber reporter was informed that, in all probability, Fif- teenth street between Douglas and Far- nam streets, would not be paved this sea- son, owing to the delay caused by the street car company in putting in their tracks. Mr. Creighton stated that the company was notified three weeks ago to do this work,but paid no attention to the warning until about one week ago, and then only seta very small force of men at work, and the outcome is that the work is not yet finished, while the earth is frozen sufficiently to prevent putting on the finishing grade. Mr. Grant at- tempted the work this morning_but was bafiled by the frost, and now Fifteenth street will be in the same horrible cor di- tion for another winter that has charac- terized it for so many years past. e 1 you haven Sere Throat, a Cough, or Cold, try B. H. Douglass & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops, they it to tho taste, perfectly harmless. and cure you, S —— U. 8. Court. The U. 8. Court did a fair amount of business yesterday. A jury was empan- a will surel transportation from the latter named point to Helena. Over this matter it is expected that thero will be quite a lively discussion and a reduction in the rates to meet the decreased rate of the Northern Pacifie will in all probability be the out- come. BRIEF NOTES. A western railrond man said yesterday that he was credibly informed that the freight war between the Missouri river and Utah points would not be brought to an end until January 1. He said that merchants had been given contracts until that date by nearly all the roads engaged in the fight, and that they were assured thet hostilities would not cease until the new year. Tho directors of the Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy read have declared a 2 per cent quarterly dividend on stock of No- vember 26, payable December 15, The October earnings are expected to be the best yet recorded, with the exception of those of September, and, if so, the Au- gust, Soptember and October earnings will exceed those of any previous three months in the history of the road. A private dispatch, yesterday, from | George F. Daniels, commissioner of tre: Colorado pool, conveyed the intelligence neled in the cvse of Max Weinberg & Co. vs. The Associetion, an insurance company of Philadelphiz, This is a suit on a policy taken out on property, which was destroyed by fire at Hastings, this stato, some time ago. Four cases are to abide the result of this one. The prose- cution claim a loss of goods. The de- fense assert that there was no loss as claimed. A great number of witnesses are in attendance. The jury went out in the cavo of Rey- nolds vs. Frazer. i McVey, charged with counterfeiting, plonded guilty to one count—that of pass- ing spurious ten cent pieces. A negro, whose name was not learned, pleaded guilty to selling liquor witlout government license. VY ANTED - Twenty eams tor wagon work. Wages .50, Inquire of J. C. Murphy, Fiorerice Cut- off. 883.27¢ W ANTED—Six Cornico hards, 0 Tinners 3 Slate Roofers. Steady work all year raund. Inquire at Western Cornice Works, 1110 Douglns. ~ 8:3-tf W ANTED—A sewing machine hand at the Omaha shirt fac ory, 1207 Farnam street. 89423 JFOR RENT—New store in To#d block on Sauns ders street. Good location for grocery store, butchor shop oto. Inquire at Poopioe Bank ) Dodgs 8t 0Lt {0R RENT-—Residences and stor buildings. BED- Frons & SOUER, Real Estate Agency. Offics cast ido 14th strect, botween Farnam and Douglns i streota. 934 VY ANTED-First-class man to tr.val for our notion department. Must furnish best of recommen. dations as to abllity. Must bo familine with that class of goods. No other need apply. Good wages Ppaid to a first-clasy man, D, 'AXTON & GALLAGHER. VVANTED—A good blackemnith on goneral jobiy oz and rorsu shoeing at Muldoon's shops 13th and Leavenwor h 808748 Press feodor aud boy at 100 north 13th §70.22 VVANTED-Good cook and_second irl. Inquire hetween 9 and 11a. m. MRS, CHAS, WE 2315 Websf street. WANTED-A ood adsortising olicitor, S E. Y o 16th snd Douglas, room, up-staie. VW ANTED-Ten good carpentors at 412 Tenth ., +etwein Haraey and Howard. 830 21% in & privato family. Apply 8. E. cor. Californ'a streets. W ANTEDGirt r gzeneral homyework in family of two, 1014 & 1 n_fa ward Kiro t. 807213 ‘\,'ANTW ~Two canvassers for the installnent book trade. - Cumuissions pakd weekly, rcom orests bloek Council Bluffy Towa. #40-24 6and -~ Cook and chamber maid, wagos 8§1.00 Apply 2115 Chicago 8¢, S18-21) WAY good solicitor. one acquainted v the serinl' book trade, Te rit ry, Kan: Room 6 and 7 Evcrett's buock, Couacii Bluffe I 78521 VY ANTED—Lowl agits in Nebraska t0 ropresent our nursery stock Por terms address 8. O, PALMFER, Kausas City, Mo., or Bloowmington, 111, nov 14-17-21 24 W J—Girl for gencral housework, at 1020 Douglas strect. tf Salcsman for each county in the U. wnd ospanson, Goods ol by samplo. d LA BELLE MFG €0,, Chieago, WWANTEE 8. & Send stamy 008-13¢ ¢ good _1mail 3 G N sty et ey A ot aaas bureau 217 N. 16th 8t. No. officé foe. 622t SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY experienced in the education of children. 4\ would ike a situation to care for and instruct young children. Address-*K.” Bue office. §83.24F A Respectable young man wishos afurnishod rcom near Congregutiousl Church, 15th or 20th. Sts. do. Trrice § to 88 Ad- 882-28% Noat dres, JANTED—S 3 chores in private £.mily, for board, and o to school. Adduess *S: P. O Ree office. 806-22§ 01 RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwost X cor. 15t and Capitolavenue. 180-40 OR LEAS! time, 217 —Four choice lots_on 20th St., long N, 10th 8t. J. L. Marble. 6251 ing house oard: . 940.20 cheap. Address @ ncres of land for ale eight miles from Owmaha, with timberand creek. Price very low, DAVIS & SNYDER, Farnam 8t. 509 OR SAUE O EXCHAN well locatad. BOS.tf JOR SALE—A one aore lot aad house i H. B. IRE’ 1 t a great bargain, t OR SALE—Lot good rent. St 15th and Farnam. [IOR SALE -A few fivo acro lots near the Fair ground, very cheap. on fong time. 541 © E. MAY 1609 Farnam. Agreat bargain—7 room hou: lot, all improvements, desirable location, $1,500. Will sell on monthly instaliments. w th sn ment down. C. E. MAYNE 8941 OR SALE —House 5 roome, full lot, well, cistern, and other improvements, AT m_good o, ir. on streetear line, ouly $1,500, C. E MAYNE & 899-tt 1500 Farnam. OR RALE—On long time,fine rosidence lots with- in a few blocks of Street car line, #3. to $260. C. R BTt 1509 Earnam. 0 acres in meadow pearing anple tr s, Good Bouse and other mprovements. $28 per acre RO0-t1 C. [AYNE. & CO., 9 Famam. TOR SALE—184 acre farm, 2 miles from Bellevue, Neb. Good houses, harns and other improve: ments, H.'B. IREY & CO., Agsnts, 89: 15th and Farnsm. FOR SALE—Warchouse propesty, tho bost in_the city. Licated on railroar track H. B. IREY & CO., Real Kstate-Ag: s71.28 W.'Cor 15th and’ Firrr am. OR SALE—Homseand lot on S, 10th ard Centre stroots. House 5 rooms and gond basement, Lot 60x140, Terms easy. H. B IREY &00., Real Estato Agents, 870-21 8. W Cor. 15th and Fernam. 0Tt SALE _Somethin ets, pantry, celar, o mileand half from Vo ¢ off down, balanice on long t me. 1509 Farnam. 16w, cotts ge 5 Toom « clo - outhouses, 'ul lot very clieap: only $250. C.E. MAYNE & C0., 25t MIFCELLANEOUS WANTS. VW ANTED—To buy a gecond, hand doutle ugey harness, Address “Cash,” this office. 874225 D—Toexclange, deo farmin castorn Nebrasks. able city residenc Apply toJ. W OR SALE.OR TRADE—Twn first rate lixht mares for heavier horse. Address “D: A." e office. @is21) | 0 cords of hard wood, now being d owo Farm' on Cumdis ., halt mile wost of Military bridge. Will onks be sold FOR RENT--Houe: JOR R A vory comfortable house on 16th w reet, rear B.ow.«Il Hall, contaiaing 9 rooms. Vent 335 & month, Apply to F. &L Davis, Pirst N tivnal Bank. 58, JPon BENT roon:s, eouth U P BOL O , one mile south of U Inquire at S. T—Furmished rooms with or without & private fanaly north 18th- street. JoGR K T Apply at o kNt Furnished rooms 1610 BURY. Real estate agent, 16th and Farnam | to one purchaser. BEMIS, Agent, 16th and: Douglas ’ B62-tt | streets. it and Lots. OR_SALE—5.000 acres of Pino land in Missouri. 4 handsome resilences in Sandusky Ohicy A fine farm in Kansas, and one in Dakota, to ex- change for Omaha 1eal estato, SHRIVELZ & BELL, opposite Post Office. 80523 TROR SALE Farm 3miles . 4T of oty Irauiro of Mrs. Meyor 6¢3 N. 10th St. Ba-1mi oK n closant house o T4 rooms b b urnished hotd] con- one of tha most Terms 1eason- Inquir of 26 rooms for sale i orn Nebras! RALE GHANCE - We Je at & bargain, two thousand acres of hnd in u body, Will make a fine stock ranch. Six from County Boat of Buone county. Terms es- o MBYA A JAVIS & €0, i PERSONAL. Tho following is the famous letter, in | the amount stated in my roport for the | that atter Decomber 1st all secoud-class T 15 5 Faroaw street. 1 which is quoted the correspondence re- | month of October, and until it is fully | tickets to Kansas points would be ordered { JPORSALE—Mcrchant Tailoring business, well es- ¥ W, Konney, of Blair, is at the Paxton, fif’,‘,‘;ud from the department by Mr. explained to me why and how tney |offsale. 3 To NT—Hoomywrish m;.mu_n uwmmbm A.I‘Jm'fi?’“ "lxiifi".'.ll'rv?'.‘..u'mMw"s lw;:;"l';m S eyl il s equitably do not, I will accept payment| W. M. Sage, general freight agent of e s i 81 HR S DI [ e ey W 3. Manger, of Framont, la ay the MIl. Poyrorrick DrrarryeNT, only on that account, the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, an- e Day laslrer, B Sadll R SAUR Eaptil teastarn e R L T i lard, Orrice or lm.-uv_mu. ERG I'am not badly off for the money, as|nounces that all special freight rates will Fulz KEN1—Elegant fornished rooms 1816 Dodge | pam. ., 2 091t M. A. Koith, of North Platte, is at the Omana, Neb,, Nov. 15, 1883. ) | some of our poor fellows ave, honce L do | cxpire December 31, it Lt = Sy ) Sm: On N, ber 8 Ppoor, 4 OR SALE—Lots 15and 18 b ock 8 Hansoom il fro: | On November 3 (inst) I recoived | not Aave to acquisce to what 1 rogurd as | _S. H. [1. Clark, gerieral manager of the | (IO R ARSI e 1RO 4 . from you a dispatch, of which the follow- | 4 gross wrong, and 7 will not do it. Union Pacifie, t the Grand Pacifie F < 850-92) | 17-t1 McUAGUE, opposite P. 0. | J. B. Hayos, of Soward, is stopping’at the ::g is an u:{nct copy, MII‘ take it from| “From November 1, I will reuder re- | hotel, Chicago. = 3 | JNORSALE—A well established Brick businces with s 8 “‘:"‘Lw SGEERE E ARSI motge, which s, balore me burss g :‘r'm::gi;-;‘lr I psh ebu | | FEmTT O g ctompantn 1514 Wepstertroese bagal " | X machiveryaad groundt, (Lo, | | 3eo. W, Post, of York, registered at the J 4 01 nformation orLn mot be without Reddin Russi: s s 2 GUR 00pemee 5. V. i Millard, 4 i n\\l";mmuu-:‘uu, D. C,, Nov. 3, 1883, |of the department for the month of \'inlvn,in;l:l:)‘\'nfilict ol;l‘;l whl;...:fi”y. ii:'uu., U1 A IsHED and unfurnished rooms m;.a}’-‘»'fi"' OB SALE—Two lots r} ;}ifi gomer Elfl?)flh and f Dr. A. L. Stovouson, of Grand Taland, fa at| %75 B Fursy, P 0. Taspector, ~Omaba, Octobar, ud it is requasied for that pur. | 2 conte i L 9 8% Inauite of Bdtokn aad Erlobaon. the Paxton, “Phe postmaster general has ordered that | PO only, and not with a view of predi- ST F"“" I'—Neatly furnished .wwnrwi!r‘ v'ofl;:r 1 D s udaition. after November 1, inspoctors now recelvi cating my pay account on I will of a1 o pasiorwill ret single of en sult, 81¢ nowth | £, OPPOSILE P, O, i | L. ©.Barr, of Lincoln, veglitersd at the | o will b paid in liou thereof, thoir actal | course gladiy comply with the instruction, | ANOTHER STREET RAILWAY, AR, 1A 1 BT L. 15 S Paxton yest rday, "flif""“;‘ ll:lultuwxfiml limldull-:- per bdu as soon us 80 advised, but as stated, I Fnul 2 T- | +.Or Mz, and Mre, John 8. Tidball, of Crete, are | Whilo sctually traveling on dopartment bus- | have no desire or inclination to accept | Boggs & Hill Propose to Buikl « Street boa d, N. s = b % the Paxton, %:fi',{:;fl.‘.‘lfl.vfi;ckf:fl.m“" be ' presanted. Huy:?:';lng lulr the I‘I!lllllfll AA! October ex-| Railway Through Their Omaha e Sohe RN RN TRTOR SALESS Ao o satend i i (VAT Signed SHANRP, cept the salary and ‘per diem for which View Addition, JOR K How e and large barn No, 1020 N. [ 330 = d businces property R. R, Downing, of Koarney, was among the | (S1#! Chief Inspecte 1 worked duri Ab | tel Pure F Y ¢ O}t SALE—Residenco and business property in i pector, worl uring that month, and I, RIS S$olU' y . 15th St and houss and barn corner 26th o O e e s Paxton's arrivals yesterday, . oad fi N Howa Wi, L. Monroe 6thand Dougias St. Iy BEDFORD & SOUER, ! 0. 1, Audorson, clerk for H. T.. Bocket, w:::rd:fnz'flmfif'fifi; ‘I '“i:"’:d :‘l“" }E;‘{;,‘;’:;fl;“z‘,‘ ::‘:y hwh;“;niu;er;::‘\; A potition was presented to tho city | s powdor nover varies. A marvel of purly, 3 213 8. 14th B, bet. Farnam and Douglaa, . h S d e . Y + gl 1 0l 0 o i Iy t roturned from a week's visit at Croston, Tows, | to-wit: R Y1 | adyisable, council last evening by Boggs & Hill, | jirensh aud wholesomeuea. More economiod) fhun < icly_turniviod seom o 11, | JOR SALE—A puabr of mertgage. frst clae o [ | Tuesday evening. i 1 siucerely hope you will causo that the | real estate dealers, asking permission to | ihthemoitituds of low test, short wuikht, shu or Furgitiss Wors: opposise MBI Hotel slotl s 3 B. M. Wilsey, of Blair, Neb., fs at the Paxe Orvicaar Oktey B0, Tuapaems fonshon l"l“'“‘l by me in this letter shall | hyild and operate a streot railway from | ng Bowier on.. 106 Wall Sirvot New Vork. . e R BALE—Two portacis coLers, 10 3orsa power ton. Wasiixarox, D, C.,Nov. 5, 1883, f | PO c4re ““{"‘:‘““““’l‘:"fl;‘!"fl' 'e‘f‘“d""lg' | the terminus of the present line on Saun- we twnied rooms B VT, commar | Sl ¥ 15th Streot. f ¢ p, 2 \ { on of ealax i 4 % i 38 B e T o o Bteot d.v. H. Hazlett, of Kearney, s & Paxton are|John B. Furay, Esq., P. 0. Tnspect whero the servics are as faith- |ders street, to and through Omana View | SPECIAL, NOTICES. | ok ne Tour voome sad kichen, | T OB SALE-Tiouss and coraer Tok one squate from ?-:i. AR R N Bl‘:fih- l?‘;'m:;-m oneral ,:?: d};numl ully performed as mme were during |addition, - nqul hEh Tee-F8t [3Ex%) McCAGUEopposite P. 0. n , of Exeter, is stopying at | me to inform wat from and after Novem- the month of October last), can- elals will Posisiveiy Bov be 1nserted ber Lat inat., you will be" reimbursed for your unless paid the Paxton, A reporter of Tne Bee called upon A largo and small room with first- 2928 « JRGR SALE—Good busiases chaicos ot 217 X, 10ts not be made retroactive, aud so believing, Faka i, o 1618 bodge stross. 8 i J. L. MARBLE ctual and noosssary expanses while actially ! LANGRD. v’ o8 60 3 $pald 15 4 T P, Wilson, of Lincoln, s st the Paxton. | euuployed in traveling on the business of the| | dven it duo that 1 shall resist it op | M- Boggs yesterday and had a littlo) - Toan—m ’ A J. 3. Stubbe, of Oakland, 1s among the arr. | dopariment, ot exceeding fve. dellara per | prinoiple, not that Lcarea fig. for - the | talk in regard o the proposed mew line, 20 LoANwMAMY. [OR BALE—AL abargain, & small losior, iahziann i i 0 9 ENT—A 6 01 .ok house, N. F. cor. C - Raichaps gy [-auig day, in liew of the per diew formerly allowed | difference, if any, that may exist, but TO LOAN In s of 8500, or wore on | [NOK RENTA 6 or 3 room brok hovbs i aad Co's flre proof sle. Inquire a8 tals ofios, you, gpamn o h Mr. Boggs stated that the scheme had not bent per wians by, © | 116t and Davenpurt, Call on premiaés. 531231 Hon. G, W, Post, of York, Neb., is at the [\ ‘ ore is a wrong about the order that o ¢ & . N S T04-Amo. v TR T TR | e e Sanford Parker, of Niobrara, arvived at the | warded with monthly accounts,’ In cave ex- | in just about ws good shape as apy man VY definite conclusions, bub what they |y ) YGRS b Shassel wousisy, G K| R 2 Decy s % Diillard Last o 1 g, peuditures are necossary, for which it is im- | in the inspection division to underfake it. | Propose to do is this: To build a line us V] CREY IO LOAN = Tl owoat e 1ttt —- — - a nowspapors 10 large acd smal SN, Basulacs and wile, of Xik Ovesk. 5:.‘::“5""““":‘““"."'“';‘; ore— dotullod state- | I am, sir, most respectfully, your Ob't. |above stated, put _on their own rolling | - 1 ik Loan Awsuoy. 1600 & s Bhesd JFOR RENT Niot turwished parior, s sicove | H_auantiiosa tis cilo [ ay window, south frontagé, with W. with or Without board. hreeor four residence lote (corners) DOk SALI in best location 1n eity. 61144 e TO LOAN—Call at Law otice of D. L. ONE X room, wi M R0 rociss, Calibton Biook. ed reom vor. 1th and DOR K |t tosms. Iiguire of 79722 wore ab the Paxton, last evening, on thelr | and forwarded with the mouthly pay womnnt, | 57 & Jxo. B Fuxay, New, ita will be forarded you, P. O. Inspector, redding trip. M. Barohart was marlodon | (VYO &/ BERMLCS LY SnCieliot | row, A, @, Smaw, Ohict " Euspactor, Mrwr :"';:'fmml-l-‘n o M Caibel | oases bo axcauted befure forwarding sccounts, | - P. O, Department, ‘Washing:on, D. © ol vl y v, X, ‘arey, o I i (Sigued) “A. G, Suaur, 3 o — the Episcopal church, performed the cero- Chief Inspoctor. A Run on a Drug Store, wmony. Mr, Barnhart is the editor and stock and operate it themselves. + 1 pos- sible an arrangement will be made with Captain Marsh to transfor the passengers feom the cars of the new company to the cars of the present company, on Saunders stroet, provided Mr. Marsh will puy to S84l L’ il opposite - od house and barn on uorth 16th suitable for party ush & number of tz0, st National Bank. il INEY 0 LOAN—J. T. Boatty M property, 215 South 1t St. WIBCELLANEOUS, w th garnet setting. T turn.ng same 1o OST—A lady s brestp HELP WANTEL. 4 finder will be rewaid But this all was not sufficient to be re- MOk RENT=AW Bocessary ex| f sliould be sent the following reappoint- | 35 Park Place, New Vork, me&w-tf male N Never was such a rush made on any drug stor TANTE i £ Florence ¢ [, for foraia betwoen 17¢h and 15th Bt. 2017 Webstor 55, MKS ANN, 601-21 wroprietor of the Elk Oreok Echo, He aud |Earded as completely welding the “link | au iy now ak O; F. Goodman's for & trial hot | the new company a rightful percentage of | VWA o™ o Vagon work. - Ap iy to | = sy et s bride return to their homé this morning, |Of love” that was to chain me down,|tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- | the monies earned by such transactions, | J ¢ durp y. st the work. 014-22| AR BRMI-—1vo yoows oue [urnishiad 40d ane and bis neck aud nesly shod on f ont fect. st ok s g from aud after November 1, A. D, |sumpton, Coughs wnd, Colde All persons | They ara not in the least antagonistic w VWANIED=A conl i or untoruisled, 1617 Chioago strset, B N ' e D octed asthma, bronchitis, hourseness, U TP N1 fonl glel, -— e Well Rowardad, ot 4 severe coughs or any affection of toe throas | MNP Marsh or - his ':;-",’“" hut Ino'on o7 Rdnolia & Hidi NOR RENT—Cottages near 234 and Clark streets, | — It took one more letter, and this was | and lungs, cau get o trial bottle of this great|in case satisfactory divisions of TANTED—40 Ishor rs for §10 per mouth 1. J. Fitamorris, 643 8. 11th 86 | T ADIES desiring ustruction i German will flad Al.lhuulr.lmwwulho p.‘l'd to _any party | the most important of all, for it seems, | remedy free by calling at above drug store. | through fares o nob be| WANTER-—0 lshor s b AT 3 e | IS comimtoat eachor by opmying st feid Dodge - m‘:m:lm ‘i‘fi:fi:{:'m’%‘h&"wru’ that as I was aslecp on the night of Octo- | Kevulas size 8100~ made, they will ask lllll’llll;l!l)l‘ "“ ;“A‘_"d e P—— IOl Mok dusicable offbos tn the ity | S i L1 not spoedily cure, Bring them along, it will | ber 31, 1883, at 12 midnight, my com- " » thoir line of road down through the city ANTKD--An exrerivnced uurwe sl Sup, llod with hydreulic elevator and heated by p o pe Pt lutg:‘madldnnl {alls to | mission, under which I had heretofore FUUE BRAUTIFUL OARDA, aud run their cars accordingly, M. W NN A M IR senm. Apyly ab Saak e EDWA.RD KUEHL ‘ure: and you wil L well rewarded for your | thought T was doing very wll, seems to | . New designs never before published. | Ting ansista that people who buy lots in g remerused Bl MAISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ot . | Boy e 5 - Srouble besides. | All Blood disoases, Billous- (), vu'n 'r:d"u:dnii order to keep me in | Will please any person. Sent free on re- thu%:ll)n:l:l.u Vi‘uvy u}iu'iliun must have Oue Gortan wo R 000k and, oue | FAOR RENT-Plewant rooms, furaished or not, aa | ALIGT, 803 Toath streot, betwoen Famam and Ear. h daundics, M"‘a.hn‘,‘.:dmmw fl:. url:liu "at all, it was .p;guntl ciept of 20 stamp to every reader of the [ the privileges of u sireot railway. The Sluiug momalrl 8 Faimer's Hunp, S0aH w“‘g“‘,’,‘;‘m“" Wlacks Lo, gyers bouas. _BNLY 24y, il with tae ad ot guardln -pMuL obtats ing oo fi.lfl“‘mu, fifty unh';‘: Xisting law that | Ovaua Bun. Address Bamuel Carter, Mossrs, Patrick have a tract of land be- TRU=S Gahie 00 2l Sorials. onditions 1o the tutdre. Bk Sod shoss GOODMAN, ‘um of J. C. Murphy, Florence Cut-off. F Ok RENT—Furdlabod (ront room, m‘fil?;fl“ for sale by C. ¥, tween the present city limits and the ordor, Pectect wtisfaction gusrsntoed.