Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1884, Page 8

S THE DAILY BEE---OMAHA, WED’ SDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1884, THE DA F ————— ONMAHA. Wednesday Morning, Feb, 12, LY BEE. LOUA-L BREVITJES, —The thermometer at 12 o'clock Iast night Togisterad 12 dogreos below xero, —The tralng feom both east and west were from two to three hou rs late yestorday. - ek i Mita 't i iy i > What give: Child hoeks, — New crop claver and timothy ssed for sale. | had been doing some shopping in the e Tho miceting was called to order by|i": This is the third trial for this ! "'j?l:ffl'l;:‘_ WhAL Gures tielr fevers, Ialias them tecp Shugart, Waite & Wies, Council Bluffe, Towa. | city, was roturning to her home on Eigh- Thousands “ay So. 7| case, a verdict for defendant in the first T DIHAEL, D o Tis Cstor) A COWARDLY ASSAULT. Mrs. & A Liidfiucst'l(uncked Down and Robbed Monday Night, The Assallant Received One Cent for His Beastly Act and Escaped. Moudayevening,onlyafewminutesafter 6 o'clock, Mrs. G. A. Lindquest, who feigned sorrow of the death of our illus- trious oountryman, Wendell Phillips. 2nd. Ttis the sense of this League, that in the death of this eminent man, society in general, has lost a shining light and a noble example of manly virtue; that America has lost a Fntrint and statesman; that Ireland Mas lost a friend and sympathizer of liberty, an earnest lover, an able advocate and a fearless de- fender, 3rd, That the secretary be directe’, spread theso resolutions at 1arge wpon the journal of this league and_f',rnish a acopy of the same for publication in each of the newspapers in this city. s CITY councit. A L4088 ymonnt of Business Done, An O ainance,Authorizing the Sperry Alectric Light Company to Erect Poles and Wires in This Oity, Passed on Second, Reading. A regular meoting of the city council waas held last evening Roll called. President Baker. Mom- of 8,000, to be called paving bond of paving district No, 1. Passed. Adjourned. The Proceedings of Yesterdny Be- fore that Tribunal, Tn the district court yesterday, before TJudgo Neville, the jury in the case of Kunn against Banks returned a verdict for plaintiff of 81,150, The case of Rous againat Wright was then taken up to a AS arrhcea, and ARERERERRN RSN S NN A R " . N : re When babies fret and ery by turns, f81m. | toenth streot, betweon Jackson and| w1 W, Atking, Girard, Kan., writes having been set aside by the supreme Feverishness. It insures Liealth and | What cures their colie, Kills their worms, ~e, Lonis Bradford and Mim Tda M. |y o\conworth stroets, Just as she ap-| ‘I never hesitate to recommend your Ele ‘;lm l’l’ffli};t: Ami;rnn;. Hallnn.lt)l";;‘l‘li‘“’v court, and a disagreoment of the jury in [ Datural sleep, without morphine. | Bas Vasiotin. Pagh, wero married on Tuosday lastat 8priog- | o o9 the corner of Eighteenth and | it ittors 1o oy surtcmers, thoy give ntiro | Huscall, Whrane, Woodworth and Baker. |y yeoond, It is an action for damages - ot 58 Cqnepation, TS YO <o | Jackson streots, she folta hand laid hieav- | Bittors aro tho purest and bost medicing | _ PETITIONS AND CONMUNICATIONS. | ousht on the bond of defendant, who | 1 seCastoria e sow gl sl Dut Qustorts. —John L. Wébeter has moved his law office of the bask of her neék, and she known and will poul(:w-l[v curg Kidney l\m! ‘From city physician: Giving l|:t of is a justice of the peace, for an attache known to me.” A AnciiEn, M. Dy Farcwell then ":(w-'?.’m-""s ps, Gret floor over the Omaha up ) Liver complaints, Purify the blood and reg- | pirthe and denths for last month. Filed 8 Portiand Erooklyn, N, ¥, Castor Oil and Paregoric, an ket vl el was pushed forward to the ground, at the | ulate the bowels, No family can afferd to be <hind .+ | ment alleged to have been unlawfully i~ . e ISR LS Hall Castoriat National bank. samo time she was struck a hoavy blow | without them. They will save hundreds of | From Truman Buck: That Josiah|yuod by him against the property of | ey sss s e ey —— T— —1'he Rock Tsknd train was twe hours |yupom the top of her head which stunned | dollarsin doctor’s bills eve Soldyat | Kent had paid $79 special tax under pro- | plaintif, The damages are laid at £500. Jate in reaching the transfer yesterday morning, delaying the through train on the Union Pa- cific. Mk, J, 1, Eichman, book-keaper for [1. Oberfelder, it is wnderstood, has kecome en- gaged to Miss Flora Alpine, of Kankakee, Tllinois, —Patrick lysn, a moulder in the U. P, whopa, was soveraly scalded yostorday after- noou by a splash of molten iron hitting him on the back. —'wo disturbers of tho poace wore bafore Jadge Beneko yesterday. They were each fined 85 and costs and sent over the hill to the county hotel. —Rev. Mr, Savidge will delivera Mocture . The pl g T , Weight; ial. th & Douglas 23441 RS on “Herolsm” on Thursday evening, Febru- |is right in Lh?‘ heart l‘:l R i) it | about a year ago in the circuit court of "“Ifh“"gl"d‘ R‘:""“:' Clovelund ;'»‘,,gl,‘l., E’:,,:',:;:ny vs. Banks. | Tn sums of $800. ana_upward. ™ wator. hot ary 14th, in the ‘First M. K, church, The | Were, for within one hundred teet from Cook county, Tll. Mr. Connell while rom Dexter L. Thoinas and others: Samuel va, Short. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate .uan;.:;vn F. DRISCOLL- public invised. —The Chatauqua Literary and Sclentific circle will meot this evening at the residence of R. Stovens, corner of Twenty-fifth and Davenport strects. Frionds invited, —Tho suxiliary socioty for the Home for the Friendloss will meet on Wodnesday aftor- noom at3:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs, Dr. Dinsmore, No, 1724 Capitol avenue. —A slugging match is billed to take place her for a fow moments. i As the lady fell to the ground the vil- lain, whoever he was, seized her purse, which was hanging upon her arm, and made his escape. In the purse was just one cent in money and some pieces of ribbons. When Mra. Lindquest had rocovered sufficiently she crioJ for help, and some ers-by assisted her to her home. Her faco was cut somewhat in her fall and ehe was prostrated with fright and from the blow upon her head. The scoundrel who thus assaulted her must have followed her from town, as sho heard him walking behind her, but paid no attention to his movements. The place whers the lady was attacked the spot is a place of business, with its bright gas-lights blazing from the wi dows, and within three hundred feot is an electric lamp, and upon the very cor- ner where the assault was made,is a street lamp “which was sending forth all the light possible from Omaha gas. Time and time again it has been said that a gang of sneak thieves are quartered in Omaha, and are working the city. Sneak thieves are nowhere.. A pack of villians, yes, villians of the deepest dye, at the Thestre Comique to-night. Puglis- Pugilistic Smith, of Chicago, and Prof, Miller, of Nebraska, will *“blaze” away at each other for & purse of 850, —Tho directora of the Nail [Works held a ‘meoting yesterday forenoon, All the business of importance that was transacted was to decide whon work would bo resumed at the waorks, Tt was decided to start up sgain within ten —Pioneers of U. P. rallway company stated monthly meeting, at 1310 Douglas street, ‘Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Subject of lecture by W, H. Ijams, ‘‘Tariff,” Wi, Anouxsoy, Corresponding Secretary. —Y'he ladies of the North Omaha Presbyte- rian church, will give an oyster supper and sociable on next Thursday evening, at their ‘trurch on Saunders strest. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the ladies’ society. —A most unique receipt for an enormous sale recently perpetrated in this city is in the possession of a Bs man. Tt is an Irishman's bull, and reads as follows: $64.52.—Received payment in full for the earth, certified to above.” —The doctors, Reeves and Turner, yester day signified their willingness to go back to Tennessee, Sheriff Cannon will start with them this morning for Shelby county, in that are in our midst, and stand ready not only to steal an overcoat or cap, but also to stab a man in the back for the sum of fifty cents, if necessary. ny one who will assault a lady as Mrs, Lindquest was assaulted Monday would do aunything, that is, anything which did not place him in danger, for he is too cowardly to face danger for a moment. He would stab a man in the back in the dark. Things have certainly come to a prett; pass when a lady can not walk witl safety upon our principal streets at six o'clock in the evening, Can it be that tho old days of border outlawry are re- turning? It seems as if the citizens of Omaha would be obliged to organize a vigilance committee and dea! with a fow of these loafers, thieves and villfans in a manner such as they richly deserve. — e — The glory o a man is his strength. 1f you ro woskaad. dow theough oXesanivo sbily or by early indiscrotion, Allen’s Brain Food will_ permanently restore all lost vigor, and strongthen all the muscles of Brain and Body. $1; 6 for 85, --All drupvists e ——— PERSONAL, J. P, Clarke, of Milwaukeo, is at the Pax- ton. Frank Dash, of Plattsmouth, is at the Mil- 50 cents a bottle by ', F, prieastel £~ Mg AFFIRMED, The Judgment in the Case of Con- nell vs. The Pennsylvania Oen- tral Afiirmed In OChi- cago Yesterday. Hon. W. J. Connell last night received a telogram from the clerk of tho appel- late court of the city of Chicago that the judgment of the lower court case against the Pennsylvania Central rail- road had been aflirmed. This judgment, which was for $15,000, was rendered travelling over the Pennsylvania Cen- tral road with a through ticket to Wash- ington was put off this company's train by tho conductor. He brought suit for damages against the road in Chicago and a verdict for $15,000 was returned by the jury. This was afterwards set aside by the court as being excessive and a new trial ordered. The jury in the sec- ond trial returned a verdict tor a like amount, The railroad company made a vigorous attempt to have this one set aside but the court refused so to do. The case was then taken up to the ap- pellate court and the judgment for $16,- 000 was yesterday aflirmeg by that tribu- nal, ‘0UT DOWN. The U. P. Snop Laberers Reduced From Ten to Eight Work- ing Hours, Notice was posted in the U. P. shops, with the exception of the moulding and iler-making departments, yesterday, that, until otherwise ordered, the em- ployees would be allowed to work only eight hours per day. This will reduce their wages one-fifth. This order has arisen from the fact that there is not enough work to do to keep up the whole force on full time, and it was deemed better by those in charge to reduee the number of working hours than lay oft a part of those employed. This order will afact fully ninety per cent of the labor- ers in the shops. The amount of work to be done in the shops has of late ma- teat. Referred. From same: That C. W. and A, J. Harmon had paid certain special taxes under protest. Filed. From same: That Luther A, Harmon had paid certain taxes under protest. Filed. From city marshal: Giving number of licensed saloons and drug stores doing business in Omaha. Tho statement showed 101 saloons and 22 drug stores. Referrod. From George W. Smith and others: Asking that the grade of Farnam street Protesting against the change of tho grade of Cuming street. Referred. From Kennard, Motter & Co., and othors: Protesting against the use of the corner of Fourteenth and Dodge stroets by expressmen, wagons, etc. Re- ferred. From M. Donovan: Asking for a war- ranty deed to lot 1, in block 319, which he had purchased. Granted. From John E. Edwards: Asking that sidewalks to certain lots on Tenth and Eleventh streets, removed by contractors, be replaced. Referred. From V. Burkley and others: Asking that that part of an ordinance ordering the curbing and guttering of Jones street be rescinded. Keferred. From Charles Greene, as attorney for the B. & M. railway company: Asking the cancellation of city taxes for 1883 on this company’s property in Omaha, Re- ferred, From 8. B. Galy: Stating that Anna Morrizon had been permanently injured from defective sidewalks and that, if not compensated,action would be brought by her against the city for $10,000. Re- ferred. Erom Mrs. Val, Sorenson: Asking compensation from council on account ot loss incurred from water flowing into cellar. Referred. A number of bills was referred without reading. From Dan C. Herely: Giving report of business done as pound master. Re- ferred. From George A. Hoagland and others: Asking the repeal of an ordinance order- ing the paving of paving district No. 28 Before Judge Wakeley, in the case of Robinson against Clifton, the evidence hias all been introduced and the trial will be concluded this morning. The grand jury made no presentments yesterday. @The following is the assignment of cases for to-day: Before Judge Wakeley— Gallagher vs, Dew. Robinson vs. Clifton; on trial, Gaylord vs. The City of Omaha. Horbach vs. RandaM et al. Bullock va. Krug. Parker va. Reed. Sawyer vs. Reed. Before Jud[{a Neville— . Baker va. Pritchett. North vs. Housel et al. Sl e AMUSEMENTS, Frank Mayo as “Davy Crockett” Last Night at the Opera House A very small audience was present last evening at Boyd's opera house to witness Frank Mayo in his time tried play of “Davy Crockett.” It may have been that the intense cold | .\ kept many people from attending the entertainment, and there may be such a thing as the old play having lost consid- erable of its interest to theatre goers. While the playis a standard one and cannot be beaten as a backwoods play, yet eleven years is a long iime for any play to bo presented before the same audiences each season, and people will not brave the weather on such a night as last night to see a play which they have witnessed time and time again. As for the play itself it was rendered in excellent style, although a lack of lifo was noticeable in the first two acts. “Dayy” was presented as Mayo alono can do it, and as usual was faultless, His leading support, Miss Charlotte Behrens, as “Elinor Vaughn,” was good. Some tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, C. trating Pain-relieving and Healing CENTAUR LINIMENT-—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ The most Powerful and ¥ene- medy known to man. I T T P G SPECIAI, NOTICES. #arAnecials ‘will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid 1n advance, TO LOAN—Monev. ONEY TO LOAN-—In sums of 8600 and upwards A 5404 per annum, on Douglus county fyema, - Ad- o R C Pateerson & Co., 1404 Farnam S*, lowest rates of interest Agents, 1605 Farnam S3. HELP WANTED, for geno th strect. 1 grown, to Feaquired: Apply ENT= New howse with six rooms, bay wid- 18 Mason s reet. Close to depot. —Nicely tarnished rooms with or with- out board 18156 Dodge St. 190 16} OGRS " light house keeping JJOR RENT— 16th St. 8 and Dougl! om house on W tersen, real o Iy furnished room, bath- DOR RENT—A ha 20 Capitol ave. 874.12§ room conyvenience: o NT—Furnished room 1021 Capitol ave. A competent girl, Must be a good cook, Good wages will be paid, Inquire at 903 south 11thstret. 415145 ED—A girl to do housawork. Good wages tho right glel. Inquirc ab 318 sauth 1oth St. t . F. ELSASSER. D—A wood glrl for general hourework, th st 414 404-12 7ANTED—Printer. Iwanta good printer, per- manent “si8" to right man. L. F. Hilton, Blair Neb. 42213 TANTED—A girl to do general house work in a swall family at No. 1706 Burt St. kS § WY ANTED—A grl for general house work 1724 Webster corner N. 16th St. 418-120 ANTED—A good girl for general housework in o small family. Good wages. Apply at Atkin- son's Millinery establishment Creighton Bleck nonr P, 0. 40t tl for general house Call at 1415 north 18th S rl for gentral house work, also nurse ner Farnam and 20th St. 419 14 R YOUNG MLN in city or country to light and pl cs; 82 to £5 o day easi v and quietly made; work of the parts, perhaps, were not sustained as well as they werc a year ago, while others were better. The audience was very cold until the close of the fourth act, ‘when more en- thusissm was manifested, and Mr. Mayo and Miss Behrens wero called before the curtain, Always to the Front. sent by imail, no_canvassi Please uldress Reliable M drawer TT. w0 staiop for reply. Co.,Philadelphia I'i., 97-1mt 5071 ANTED—Dish washer a% 501, corner Pierce. VWANTED—A finst clasu dining room girl at the City Hotel, 10th and Harney St. ~ 407-13§ 5th_snd 805158 VW ANIED—An experienced gardener who unders oY stands hot beds.” am C. Howell, st 217 8. 14th JOR R Hevera good houses, als one 0 room finely furnished house. dohn k. E Farnam St. T, Furuished room with or board. Finest location in {he city. Aldo fow tablo bonriera wanted, . W. cor. 15th and ‘Farnam. 160-4 JRURNISHED room heated 222 N, 10th. 07541 . two story deuble house, s a Suitablo for two families or boarding house. Inquire Koom 24, Omaha National Bank Buildiog. TR JFOR RENT_Furnisied room for gontleman, also two tor Jight Touse keeping Beemers_block, er Eighth and Howard 8¢, 008-tf OR RENT—Furnished rooms on tho northwos cor. 18th and Capitolavenuo, formerly Creighton House. 13948 P‘olén [—Rooms In Nebraxia Nationa Bank ilding. Moet desiratle offices in the city Suppli with hydraulic elo'ator and beated b 62041 pli steam. Apply at Bank, pea nut Addrees 419185 or i iziod ru “ooufectioner” care Om ORt SALE—The furniture of the residen corserdth and Harn EXY et, Ow.aha, E—Cheap, a fine Shoninger organ nearly {teen stops. List price $390. Call at 1310 N. 18th St. second door north of Sherman St. Call after 6 o'clock. 87515 Price J©R SALE—House andlot in Shinn's add. : pl A ) ! 6- 81,600, 8500 cash, balav ce §15. per month vntil terially diminished, as it was enlya short dad sheet V) .| 1 feel it a duty due to the Nebraska & = it id, EMERY & JONES, Keal estat 06 N o accompanied by, Jack Galligan of this | 1ard, time l};o that a force of twenty-six men :ul:]h Fih e natti Y Rats O % ANTED—A_good 7 | Harney tt. ks BT ity. —The Deluge Hose Co, No, 4, of South Omasha, will give their first grand masque- George H, Daniels, Donver. is a guest of the Paxton, The Frank Mayo troupe is stopping at the was cashiored from one of the depart. ments. Hereafter theboiler-makersand mould- ers will go to work on smelting works The bonds of W. G. McLeod & Co., and Welshans & McEwan as drain layers were approved. ; From F. D. Cooper and others: Ask- Towa Insurance company of this city to make the following statement: I recently took out two policies of insurance on my stock, one in the Nebraska & Iowa for young German gir “Treitschky 903 South 20th St. - 89 131 VWANIED Immediately, o girl st Balcombs 1508 Chicago St. 400-13§ O SALE—Cheap, ono six foot aud one three foot show case at Lyon's Cigar Store, 507 South 35th St 224 1t ing. : N i ANTED —Girl for general housework, German OR SALE—A bargal L House of 7 vooms, 8th mm...,:u. Fil s $in 1o | PLetropolitan, timo, ns tho shop whistlo will not blow | ing that Twenty-third stroet be mado of | 750 and one in an eastern company for eis il netios GElRK e ) Sl E»-'s'ifh’%"fii%“&:‘fihfif‘,’. e Wil bult bara' 2 e Thos. O, Pattegson and W, E. Beach, North | until 8 o'clock in the morning. uniform width as far south as Webster St. 40112 s sum of 50 cents for masks, and spectators 25 Platte, aro at the Millard. T T street. Referred. serious damage on my property, and in ANTED—One hundred teams and one hundred ORSAT n ) o g SALE—Ho f 5 roo in P ddit e T e e B U ok sl ad D, Browalse, Blals, sad Wide Awake Druggtsts. LESOLUTIONS. Tesponso £ my notifcation of Toss said | (Y borers o Malromtwork NCCOY & MOIAN, | T ORSAE Sl o6 ot Facker adion —Sixteonth street hill Is an_excoKent place | F- M. Sackett, Albion, are at the MiHard, C. F. Goodman is always alve in his busi.| By McGuckin: That Manning & Hess | company responded prompflg in the per- [ “dosim y B | (Dsnionioshy M N B0 SRB AN & HOZARD, } A% e e e T L Park, Denver, and T. W, Mills, | 2% and spares no puins o secure the best of [ bo permitted to place hay scales on Four- [son of Mr. (foodwin, one of the officers ger from passing teams, as the only etreet that intersocts to interfers at all is Jackson and there Is verylittle travel on that street, Tet the young people adopt Sixteenth stecet 28 o consting ground, ~4Ahe,Baunk of Exeter, at Exeter, Neb.,kas been convorted into the Firkt National bank, Stoux City, are registeied nt the Motropoli- tan, H. C. Sharp, Canton, and H. Wessel, of Belle Plain, are guosts at tho Motropoli- tan, Z, Cuddington, Central City, and L. A, Clark, Columbus, are stopping at the Motro- every articlo in his lino, He has_socured the agency for the celobrated Dr, King's Now isoovery for Consumption, The only cor- tain cure known for Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fover, Bron- chitis, or any affection of throat and lungs. Sold on a positive guarantee, Trial boftles tros, ~ Revlar sizo §1 SERIOUSLY HURT. teenth, between Farnam and Harney. Referred. By Baker: That the city engineer be instructed to report. a profile and plan making the north line of Nicholas uni- form throughout, and the streets abut- ting on said street from the north of uni- form width. Adopted. $1,000. On February 9th I sustained a of the company, who made a just and liberal estimate of the damage sustained, and immediately paid me $153.13, this being the first loss paid in the destruct- ive fire of the 9th inst., wherein over 850,000 worth of property was destroyed. On my ‘{mlioy in the eastern company I received only $98.80 damages, notwith- WV ANTED—1 horoughly compatent woman for gen- eral housework fu a family of two, Gocd wases, 8. W. cor. 2ith and Dodge Sts. 40213 ANTED—First class ironer at Millard Hotel Call at office. 8712 VW ANTEDFlrss class fouialo pastry cook: , Plyat J. B. French & Co's., sto 8 ivmn:ir Two eirlscook and s Ap- ] Best ARD, Wi'liams Block. 208-t1 [OR SALE—A splendid house of 10 rooms in Shion's adcition. )f sold within 80 days only §8.700. SEAGS & BOSARD, corner 16:hana Dodge 210-t1 JOR SALE—Farta § miles from city. cot Mrs. Meyer, over Roeder's Drug store, 16:h and Webster. 2t OR SALE—Two counters and fitty feet of good F 16841 4 o i v oply 8. E. o o ud_ Cali- ap, at 1503 Dodge St. The officees have boen slected and are ws folyf | jt : REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, standing the fact that their policy was for | ¥}, Giwaees. ApplyS. E. corner 20th ang, Lell oo lows; President, A, W. Miner, of Friend- ship, N. V.; vice-president, T. H. L. Lee; cashier, (U, 8, Cleveland, A general banking business will be transacted, J. Underwood, Lincoln, W, H. Hayden, I T, Vaux and C, H, Galligan, Hastings, are at the Paxton, L. B. Roborts, Red Cloud; A, R. Case, iAn Injured Maa Wanders About Nearly All Monday Night, From judiciary: Recommending the payment of $23.45 to Charles Turner. Adopted. From same: Recommending the pay- ment of $6:40 to Mr, Mullen. Adopted. $1,000 where the Nebrasda & Iowa's policy was for 8750, yet I received from the latter on my damage $54.33 more than from the eastern company. Why not insure with our home company. = - WWANTED—A compotent girl. Must bo o good washer aud ironer, Goud wages will be paid. Apply at N. E. Corner 14th and Jackson, 864-tt J7OR SALE—Two large Norma nstallions, Address 0. D. Birdsall, Walnut, ] 164 Tm* QR SALE-A good Wayne, Wayne coun sall, Walnut, Tow story store yroperty in eb, “Address 0, D, Bird- (] 155-1mg N Henry Williams, a young man who for some time past has been at work on a B, & M. construction train, mot with a very “,'ANTED—Q\H for general housowork st corner —A Gouncil Biufs' man was in the city yer. ANTED i for gen Rerday looking for a stolen overcoat. He. found it in & pawn shop, but the “noble duke” OR SALE OR TRADE—A good span of mules, harness and wagon. Inquire Alex G, Charlton, at McCagus Bros. 980-t1 Omana, February 12, 1884, ¥. A. MANGER, Printer, Lincoln, and C, W, Kyle, Oscacla, are guests of the Millard. From same: Recommending a rebate AT , of interest on taxes to certain lots owned TANTED—Girl in small family, J. Canan & Co. Inquire at C 2341 by George T, Mills, Adopted. ; -Splendid residence lot near car line, who presidod over the ranch refused to give It uflmm ant!n;déhofc l:lllw-ul:ef. l‘::';;in sovere accident on Monday night lust, | *From same: Recommon ing the reduc- 1402 Farnam Street. ANTED X youne man yomensing ot i | oo BELL A RIVER " e ta” { up, but was finally induced to do so. There | traveling agent of the Chicago, Detrol " | In attempting to got off of a B, & M, | tion of the personal assessment of M. A, T : L o It A s Uil B, | TNOR ALT T R { Axg somo pawn brokors in Qwahy who buy tagera Falls Short liue, is fu tho city, passenger train near the U. P. bridge he mg“"“ for 1882 be reduced from $259 UTAH TRAFFIC, . Towa. oz | Kone daiivery wogon, chovp, at 1819 Harney 8t. stolen proparty knowing that 16 {s such, Qeo. T, Ballows, of Ohicago, assistant gen- (H28 tn %34, . Adopted, — foll and. roceived serious injuries about the head. 1In a semi-conscious condition he wandered about all night and at 4 o'clock Tuesday® morning was found try- ing to get into the barber shop in the rear of Dr. Lewis’ drug store, on the corner of Thirteenth and Jones streots. He was taken careof and sent to the railroad ward of St. Joseph's hospital, for the Forc Wayne and Pan Handle routes, | He has no rememberance of his wander- with headquarters at Davenport, Towa, is in [ings, and when found had no money on this city, his person and no papers except his pass. C. A. Wenngren, oditor of The Svenska |His people, he says, live in Walnut, Harolden, Kansss Oity, Mo,, is in this city, | 10W& Mr. Wenngren has been looking over the ground, and has come to the conclusion that there is an opening for his paper here, and a::'-p::: MW""I&: :‘h'mwmdmb will open & branch office in this city in & few brutes to suffer. ivkd —The Concordla singlng soclety received | DF: Goo. L. Miller, editor-iu-clfef of The ward from New. York that tho Zillerthaler | Hersld, togother with his famlly, arrived Tyrolese troupe, of eight members, had ar- in Omaha on Sunday morning, They have sived from Germany and will appear in thelr | 20e abioad for about six months and their national costumes and uative songs on Thurs. | 1083 of friends 1u this city aud vicnity ro- day evening next, February 14, at tho annual [ 10160 at their safe return, subscription masquerade ball of this promi- | Mavyor Chase is home again from the na- nent and prosperous society, at the Germania | tional river convention at Washington, He Ha'l, Ninetoenth and Harney streets, The | reports the floods in Western Virginia and hall and stage will be handsomely decorated | Obio as terrible beyond description, The Bal- for this cocasion, The committee consist of | timore & Ohlo trains on which he came was delayed threo days by the flood and then passed through in great danger, Mr, J. M. Motealf, of the well known firm J{ORSALE-Colorado iy coal 18 ks f1ce from 800t aud a3 clean as Rock Spring. JEFF. W. BEDFORD. The map of Patrick's addition to Omaha was presented and adopted. From public pregercy and improve- ments: Recommending a substitute for the ordinance authorizing the Sperry Eleetric Light company to erect and maintain poles and wires along the prin- cipal streets in this city., Filed. From gas: Recommending the pay- ment to the Omaha Gas company of $2,160.80. Adopted. From water works and sewerage; Re- commending the psyment of $80 to J., O, Corby for flush tanks. Adopted. ORDINANCES, inance making appropriations ties incurred during the month of January, 1884, Passed. An ordinance requiring all transient dealers to pay to the city treasurer five per cent of the value of any goods, no- tions, merchandise or bankrupt stock, and providing a penalty for failing so to do, Passed. eral western passenger agent of tho New York ‘West Shore & Buffalo railway, is in the city. Joseph W, Swurtz, Canton, Mo.; H, G, Hammel, DeSoto, Mo, and Lew Thorne, Monticello, Towa, are stopping at the Metro- politan, Nat Brown; of Burlington, Towa, is in town. 8. M. Demmond, western traveling agent The Following Circular in Regard to WV ANTEDSersant ghls of all kinds n ncod of Utah Traflic Has Been Issucd. employment, to call at our offics, opposite post- office, betweent :30 and 9 p. m, CANNON, JONES & CO , Frenzer Block. 946-1m ~Mr, P, J. Sheridan, the Irish nalonalist and land league drganizer, whoso extradition ‘was demanded by the English government on the ground that he was the mysterious No. 1 of the Irish Invincibles, will shortly deliver alecture on “The Duty of the Hour,” under ‘the auspices of the citizens and Ancient Order of Hibernians of this city. » ~—All day Monday horse was hitohed in feont of SBeaman's book store, on Farnam streot without a blanket, Yesterday thesame home has been standing in front of Sharp's leather store in the same condition. ¥or two dags we have watched this poor auimal, as he #tood all in & heap trying to kebp warm, and 16 ooours again the driver's name will be 10 horse nowe ZPATRICK, VWANIED—A Gorman dining room kitehen wiil. | ~ 86 218 South 1t 88, Hosso and Hoppe, 418 8. 13th Bt betwecn | —— — Har y OR SALE—A_smiall Mosler, Babman & Co., fire DAY AU Hagh Ll d roof sae, almost now, at tlls office. I " SITUATIONS WANTED, VW ANERD A situstion by s drugeist fora short tiing, wiltkame drug firm that wishes to s 1 | out; with the Yiew of purchasing the stock. Must be in sowe live town. Address B, J. VanPetten, Chillicothe, Peorla Co., Winoi . 50810 }“\Ol‘ BALE—~Two [:l!mbll: Imilu_ Ay ot . F 3. Dexven, Col,, February 1st, 1884. « Notice is hercby given that George H. Daniels has been appointed commissioner of the Utah, Tn&v association. His instructions regarding Utah Traflic will be respected and obeyed by the officers and agents of the lines in interest. His office will be room 18, Union depot, Den- ver, Colorado 8. H. H. Crark, General Mannger. Union Pacific railway. D. C. Dobar, General Manager, Denver & Rio Grande railway. A. E. Touvzarniy, General Manager, Atchison, Topeka & i T, J. PorrER, Burlington & Missouri river railway. A. N. Towxg, General Mnnnger. Central Pacific railway. oraL FUH SALE-My two Hlarl“lrflek residence, 19th and 8t. Mary'savenue, Large harm, out-House, water woras, well arranged, Lot bUx200. Piice .600. Best' Bargain in Omaha, Call at M, Toft's Peoplo's Bauk. Pk \OR BALE~-1! 8 one block west of Park ave. Lots 50x160. Wil gell tho whole tran for §7,100, if soid before January 1st, 1884, Reales tate owners bid this bargain, i you call a6 People Bank. i 278t I“OK BALE—Choice business property, three lots cor. Baunders aud Charles Streat. It ill pay you o nvestigato thi 4 Poople's Bank. 2764 VAN ED-A rltarle young man wagts o o work, board and go to school. S, A Beo office 88548 VWANIED-Sltustions for fist usas dom Call at our office from 4'39t0 9 p. m. Satu 1o@p m. CANNON, JONES & CO,, Opp. P. O. 97-1m lace b TAd e —— Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- cars, Salt Fover Cancers, Piles, Chillblains, aud all skin Corus, Tetter, Chapped hands. .v.rgolmhnw, or money refunded. oar box MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. QR BALE Amproved propesty, which wil pey the buyer 20 per ceut on the investment, Rente for #1,020 per year. All occupied by firet class ten. snts. ' Wil sell for 10,500, if sold soon. _ All or one. half cach, balance, one to five years. - The above in. vostment 18 wortis investigation. Call at he Peo Bank, 250- eru) , garant to_cure in 25 cents y with small capital to estal ing business in Omaha. A . Call at Planters Hotel from 9 and2to 4 p. m. i VA ANEED=To buy a stock of clothivg, dry gools, bogta aud shous oF grocerles (or spot cash at & ‘Address lock box 7 Blair Neb. 41018 e — Omaha Fire Department, “fiwfl;‘a "."gn:he:l °m‘a’:; t:,"'?; An ordinance creating sewer districts i P et ponang o0 gt | No- 15, 16, and 17,in the city of Omaba, Firomon's hall, Fobruary 17th, ot 7 b passod m., to complete the n arrange- | Ly i ging the grad et dos e ournamianty o teke plase| ¢ RIEER 10 BENR 00, AR P 18 ie ity BAXA VUG | ARo0d kg Soventeenth and Eighioopt betwoon Far- , nam and alleys north and south of the w"' Bec'y, same, and as much of Nineteenth and Twentieth as lies between the south curb line of Douglas and the north curb line OR BALE—Ola nows, ors 0 large aod small auantitien at this ofioe. i (9 price. ANTED—Two rooms furnished or unfurnished for light house keej ing. Address “T." this 803181 OSTe78, b dischurges trom tho wriny be- 4 lunging £ Maurica It Barnes from 180 10 1668, Blg reward pald for the return ef same t Beo office. 24-16) office. VWANEED, To bire o girl for gonoral hourework MHS, 8. LEHMAN, 1108 Faraw, 8s2tf . NASH Jlertor diess Mr, D For second hand clothes, orders by postals promptly attended to. Ad- r¥, Broderich 61850uth 10th 8t Owiaha, 400-Tmot M D10 rent & , furnished of buying. 8501 | rdi for 310 6 months, with Address *P." this office! ng b pivilege Petroleum V, Nasby, . I, Locke, Petroleum V, Nasby (Editor | of Harney, Passed. t ERCHANDISE T0 EXCHANGE—Will excl of Lininger & Metcalf Co., dealers in agricul- ‘oledo Blade,") writos: % S :\' iyrrbpereds W exchang tural implements, ote., wont south on Suuday, | 1,584 0B & forefiuger of my right hand one An °“*y"“"°° authorizing the Sperry rst claus o ral mase, dry goods, g10- cories, clothing: boots anl thovs, hats, 50 saps by aggregating 5,000 1 whol or any separate lus for Jewa or Nebraska lands., Address *'», Electric Light and Motor company to erect and maintain poles and wires along the public highways of the city of Omaha, for the business of furnishing lights by means of electricity, upon certain condi- tions, Passed on second i Wi alf J. B. sMITH, 1618 Douglas 8t. of those pleassnt pets, & ‘‘run-round,” The Hngor becams inflamed to & degree unbearable wollen to nealy tyloo ity naturalalce, A friend gave me ENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE, and in twenty minutes the pain had #0 much bubsided ws to givome a falr night's reat, which T had not had bofore for & Week, ment of costumes for rent at the hall. e —— A8ad Deawh, Yesterday, at 7:156a m. Mrs. Hanna E. He goos on a vacation tour, and will bo absent about & month. Among other places he will visit Kansas City, 86 Louls, Mo., and Los Angeles, Califoraia. o —— ANTED—Lying in peticats. Comfortable s ooms retired piaon, and 0od nurses, Corres- Addrews Dr. A, 3. , lowa, OR-Unprecedentedicducemen offered lady agouts for this new rubt ummur‘: ¥t for laoles. Address with twtamps, Underger. e o B ing. — - — ment Co., 9 south May 8¢, Chitago 189-1m), 'he inflammation left the finger iu a day. 1| An o TACAL SRS b 008 OF Raakh 46 4 RGE I'stof 100 W WENDELL PHILLIPS, onndes it & aost valuable acile o he | within U ta of the city of Omaha, oy g sretingy o ot B cath i3y 410 LA e o ) o L. Bee uttice and repealing all ordinances now in force z in conflet therewith, Passed. An ordinance ordering the constraction of & sewer in sewer district No, 18, and mden:_lg t’he :u‘;rd of public works to vertise for bids and rk ol s Pung, 0 "8 " An ordinance levying a special tax ank assessment upon certain lots and real es- tate in the cily of Omaha for the oon- “ad ceslecs be sold i b ( n u struction of sidewalks, Passed. the o “mmfi O low n0s5, aBOFS Welshts o} um o Au ordinance suthorizing the issue of oyal Ei bouds of the city of Omahs jo theamount. Bl i Oous 106 oasha 't o Best of refexences given. office, oprosite postottice. Caunon, Jones & viov, 4:80 ps po . 451 Appropriate Resolutions on His Death by the Omaha LaundlLeague, ottt Ed‘zl:(‘('d Reiutard, 05 New Y‘zlk, vl:lht:: & T:‘lnllo-inq appropriate resolutions, E‘l; box af ‘H) ) ul\)'s‘ E%‘%{’fl"x&‘;fi'}& mother | on the death of Wendell Phlllips, were ,"‘"‘““‘""l"“““““ = Wi o dopted by tho Teah Loagus o his iy, | st G T w1 meeting on Monday evening last, ——— - b A T-year-old girl of Winnebago county, dnugh':or of Lewis Munson, had both bones in her left leg broken by peing kicked by & cow, Cures the viles Too, and those | —— — of beard in ps , With or wit l‘«\"‘. Ny premises out room, to call at our office from 4 80 10 9 p. 1w west Omahs, one ( CAN NON, JONES & CU., Opposite Bostoflice, :\lmw ’.""f ) forehead, wane and tail a i uan the body. 75‘.&.}—“).’“!"77 AEVEESC S EDWARD KUEHL, KL b ot Do P YDITAON: sey, will, with the ald of guardiay spirits, obiaining an) o0 ' glasce of th snd Sortala’ conditions in th fature. Dests fng el wale order. Perfect UP~Cn , in i dartee i JAS. E VANDERCOOK. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder BOver » A warvel of purit b and wholesomen ore conomical that geutl Dayenport. bl Inquire Mrs. K. Grew, fow gentlomen oan be. ed rooms. Apply 181