Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 18, 1884, Page 8

— THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, TUESDAY., MARCII 18, 1884, [o— P e————— THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, March 18 i — ———————— LOCAL BREVITIES. —New crop clover and timothy seed for sale. Shugart, Waite & Wies, Council Blffe, Towa. f8-1m —Tn the district court yestorday, before Judge Neville, the jury in tho case of Borry against Bargron returned a verdict of five centa for plaintiff. —This evening thers will be given a froo locturent the Y. M. C. A. hall, by Rev. C. W.Savidge. The subject will be' Elements of Suocess,” Everybody s invited to attend. — Fdward Claire, son of James Claire, of Forest City, this state, and brother of John Claire, of this city, died at his father's home 1ast Saturday morning. His remains were brought to this city on No, 3, and were buried yesterday afternoon. — Arrangements wero made yestorday by Mr, Campboll, custodian of the U. 8. govern- iment building, with the gas company, by which gas will be furnished in a limited amount to light the post office and other rooms until the end of the fiscal year. —Arrangements have been made by Chief Olork Griffin by which, when the fast mail train arrives in the Bluffs on time, and trains on other roads running in that city are be- hind, the Omala mail will not be held for the those late, but will bo brought ovor on tho dummy, arrivine at the Unjon Pacific depot st 7:10 p. m, —J. M. Wolfe, the directory man, is com- piling the fourth directory of tho stato of No- braska. 1t will contain a complete businoss directory of overy city, town, villago and hara- Jet in tho antire stato, also the names of all prominent stock raisers, etc., who aro not Jocated within tho borders of any town. The names of the [postmasters, express offices and tolograph offices will bo given, and, in fact, all mattors of a general interest will recelvo at- tention. Tt will bo tho finost work of the kind ever gotten up by Mr. Wolfe. e ——— A Very Remarkable Recovery. Mr. Goo, V. Willing, of Manchester, Mich., writon: "My wifo haa been almost b for five years, so helplest that she could turn over in bed alone PATRIOTIC PATRICKS. Processions and Perorations in Praise | of Their Popalar Patron, A Creditable Celebration=== Number of Outside Visitors, The Literary and Musical Exercises in the Afternoon—A Drib for Dr. Miller, Yesterday being St. Patrick's day, it was quito generally observed by the Trish socictics of thia city, assisted by a number from Council Bluffs, a score from Plattsmouth, and quite a dolega- tion from Dunlap, Harrison county, Towa, The weather was not asfair as could bo de- sired, although the street exercises were nearly finished beforo the rain set in. They were reviewed by our citizens gener- ally with goneral interest and not a littlo pride, for the fine uniforms and regalia of thoso taking part set off the manly forms of the marchers in a very flaitering man- ner. At 9:30 the Hibernian Rifles, headed by the A. O. H. band, marched to the depot and escorted the Council Bluffs delegation from thence to Masonic hall, At Masonic hall the procossion was formed in the following order: A. 0. H. Band. Hibernian rifley in full uniform, divisions from Council Blufts with band, visiting di- visions from Dunlap and Plattsmouth, and Divisions 1 and 2 of Omaha, The line of march was as follows: From Masonic hall south on Sixteenth street to Douglas; east on Douglas Lo Tenth; south on Tenth to Ifarney; west on Harney to Fifteenth; north on Fifteenth to Farnam; east on ¥arnam to Tenth; north on Tenth to Douglas; west on Douglas to Sixteenth; north on Sixteenth to Izard; countermarch on Sixteenth to Masonic hall, Shortly after 2 o’clock, in the presence ullplua of u crowded atttendance, the oxercises not She used two Bottles commenced at Masonic hall, the platform of which had been appropriately decor- to Erin,” “Killarney,” beautiful bouquet. young girl, with timid but g ures, gave & very pa svery Instanco, or money refunded. succession. woamad to striko the popular chord, and was | frequently applanded throughout, MORE MUSIC, After a pot-pourri of Irish airs by the Hibernian band, including **‘Come Back “Kathleen Ma. vourneen,” * Cruishkeen Lawn,” and “Harp of Tara,” Miss Mary Murphy ap- peared, and pleasingly rendered ‘‘Come Back to Eri Being recalled, sho sang “Killarney,” and was the recipient of a Miss Mary Rush, a coful gest. tic recitation of Brothers,” which was roceived with much applause, Kho wna followed by h sinter Maggio, a_cute little pickan Wi “The Two ‘nny, sang, amid much merrivtent, ‘‘Buckles on Her Shoes,” and buing enthusiastically reealled, gava “The Cowsare in the Corn” in a manner that would have made Annio Pixley jealous. “Tho Handful of Earth,” a duet by Mirses Carey and Claflin, was much applauded, and the musical portion of the entertainment re- ceived a fitting finis by the vocal quar- tette of the Omaha Glee club in ¢ Save Treland,” and the quickstep *‘Echo of the West” by the Hibernian baud. The entertainment was unusually ap- propriato to the occasion, and every num- bor waa enthusiastically received. 1t was amost fitting close to the day’s celebra- tion—a celebration of which our Irish citizens may woll feel proud. — Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Tho greatost modical wonder of the world, Warranted to sy Cuts, Ul cers, Salt Rhoun, Jancers, Chillblains, Corns, Tottor, (J)m{:w«l hands. A all wkin eruption, garanteed to cure in 25 cents & hov B , MALICIOUS MISCHIEL, The Window ot ohn O'Connell’'s Place Shattered by Bricks Last Evening. People living in the vicinity of Tenth and Dodge streets wero startled last evening about nine o'clock by the re- ports of three pistol shots fired in quick It was thought another one had been added to the number of Oma- ha's tragedies, but investigation proved that such was not the case. Near the hour above named a crowd of men and boys were engaged in drinking and con- versation in John O'Connell’s saloon on the west side of Tenth street between AN INHUMAN WRETCH. fie Pases His Tine i Besting His Wife of Loss Than a Year, His His Wife's Friends to Threaten a Disgraceful Treatment Causes Coat of Tar and Feathers, Tho young man spoken of in the Sats urday ovening Bre as having brutally whipped his wifo, is none other than John W. Lauer, socrotary, treasurer and manager of the Omaha Nail . Manufao- turing company. It has been the common practice of this man to beat and abuse his wife, commencing almost before the orango blossoms had been cast aside, and con- tinuing until Friday last, when he capped the climax by whipping her in a most brutal manner, after which he left the house. In May last John Lauer was married to Miss Sallie Goetachus, a young lady of noble qualities, and as sweet a tempered girl as was ever permitted to enter the holy bonds of matrimony, at least that is the reputation given her by her friends. Scarcely two months had elapsed when Lauer commenced his tyranny and abuse and it becamo so strong that his wife in- formed him that she could not stand it longer. His hard heart was somewhat molted by this declaration and ho agroed to do better and begged for a trial of one month, promiging that he would, at the end of that time give to her half the property and leave, in caso he did not conduny himself properly. The matter went along and grew from bad to worse, and the little lady, was either so terrified ot ashamed that she did not say anything of her troubles, not even to her mother but quietly and weekly bare them alone. At one time in a fit of mad jealousy, he drew his revolver from his pocket and struck her in the face with the weapon, the mark of which she still carries. On last Christmas day Mrs, Lauer dressed herself for breakfast and was seated at tho table pouring the cofiee when Lauer came into the room and struck her upon the side of the head, knocking her to thoe floor. He then hanging around Barney Shannon’s saloon, corner of Tonth atreet and Capital a: nue, and while other people wero passing in and out, Ruane_slipped in and was confronted by both Barney and his bar- tender. “We wane no informers or policemen here,” eaid Barney, ‘‘so get you out of my house.” Ruane refused to %o, and Barnoy went for the trusty, rusty old sabre which hangs against the wall. Ruane finally escaped with his life, and Barney will be called upon to answer to the charge of selling liquor on Sunday, e — Toal Batate Transiors, The following deeds were filed for rocord In the tounty clerk's ofice March 15, raported for Tue Bee by Ames’ real esthis agency: junnard A. Lindquist to Carl Olson,w d, n } lot 13,blk 10 in Kountze & Ruth’s add, $100, Ebenezer Van Tuyl and wife to Fred- erick and Charles “]. Van Tuyl, w d, e 85 841-100 ne, se of se, se, also part nw, sw 10, 15, 13, £8,000. Allen Koot to Lyman Richardson, q ¢ d, se blk 1814 in Omaha, & Gustave Spitt and wife to Fritz Muller and Sebastin Blumle, w d, lot 8, 34, 15, 13, 81675, Joseph Kutscha and wife to Frank Bilek, w d, e } lot 2, blk 10 in Kountze's 3d add £560. Ada P. Drake et al to Ole Olsen, deed, lot 3, blk 8, in Reed’s 1st add, $550. I tulency, tipa-~ ur Stomach, Diarrheea, and ishness, It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. adapted to Children that 1d it a8 superior to any proseription known to me."” H. A, Awrcukr, M. D,y &2 Portland Ave,, Brooklyn, N. ¥, EANENE TRNANAELAH SUREER R R RN T A RRNSRNNNAY N7 IWhat grives on Idren rosy chacks, What curss t ors, makes them sloep ; "Tiy Castorin. When babies fret and ery by turns, i What cures thei colic, kills their worms, But Castorin, What guickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, Tut Castoria. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ol and Paregoric, ang, © ¢ Hall Castoria; Y YT T Y. TSR A TP T A 7 T TR R O———" CENTAUR _LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheyma- tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &e. The mosi Powerful and Pene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, D—A nurse girl, Apply 810 north 2 h Vetweon Davenport and Chicago streets, or board JOR SAL R A patent ice-box suitable for_butcher housa at U, I R, R, Meat market 3 93611 621 North 16th PROTECTOR-Unpreoce agonts for ths new rubberun tamps, Ladie » Chicago. & NTED—Girls! we want 15 girls for gen hotuge work, to appl; and Co. Opposite P \ day, easily made: wo No charge, 7 ANTED—Lad pleasant work at their own_home; §2 to sk sent by mail;no cany w | Harnev and Tio e SITUATIONS WANTED, A positicn as me: ntadinducements g8 cF oung men to tako nice a or pastry_cook in Fmployment bureau, 217 N, 16th St. WANTED. Addross 0, A nan. Can furnish' good Beo office any kis Employment bureaun 900-1 y n young e work and s board. Address D. Brr office. Situation as bar keeper by a young byan honest 17 SALE—On Sherman avenue, $20,000. ran avenne corner, §900, ot For Park ave Park a; three ots, cast front. Price 5,000 nue 1of H ¥, two lots. Price $1.300. thros lots, two corners, 4 o Kirkwood addition, price $1.500, Ridge avenue, two Iots, $1,050, For particulars, call 1 M ~Two acres in West Omaha. Can dou- our money in ninety days. IREY & MOT ) (et seat. pea scre. miles from county id bargain at $10 904-t1 and lot in Shin’s addition, a , $1.700 monthly payments, IREY'& MOTTER. 7OR SALE- Place at an DORSALE—A nice cottage and full corner lot in Shinn's 1st addition only 2blocks from car line, WV ANTED A relianlc young man vapts ace 2,700 Cashabargain, IREY & MOTTER. 903: to work, board and go toschool. 8, A, W." | Toormemeree : Y ‘ottages on cor. Burt and 284, Beo oftics 8834t BELL & SHRIVER. Hargain, 9220 went down town, and, returning at din- ner time, found his wife in bed, ill from the effect of the beating he had given her, and the table with the breakfust dishes upon it, standing in the centre of of tho room. Ho took the coffec pot and threw it onto the bed covering, scattering the liquid and grounds ail over his sick wifo. Not being satisfied with this, he went to the kitchen and procured a {tur- key which was intended for tho Christ- mas dinner, and beat his_wifo in a most horible mannor so that she was confined of Electric Bitters, and is so much improved, B Do e el brickbats were hurled with great force through one of the large front windows, one of the missiles hitting a man stand- ing in front of the bar, but not seriously injuring him, Mr. OfConnell thonght the man who threw them would run up the alley. He pulled his rovolver and hurried to the rear door, where e dis- tinetly heard a man running towards Eleventh POWDER - Absolutely Pure. |y A marvel of purit | §, More_conomical that MISCEILANEOUE W ANTS. v | atod with flags and bannors, tho hallow- that shols AR o e that 1n oitmed | od green being predominant in_all the for them, Hundrods of testimonials attest | ornamentation. Hon. Richard O'Keefe, e eront curative powors, Only fifty conts [a prominent member of the order of S hottis at O, I, Goodmaas. Hibernians, presided, and after a fow e — weicoming words to all and especial thanks to the mombers of tho Grand Army of the Republic who had taken §. 7. Aloxander, Lincoln, is at tho Laston. | part i-; t‘l)le p;u-adu. ir;trmllluc_ud the Omaha | Gleo club, who rendered in melodious R. I, Bon, Chicago, s at the Metropoll-| o o Uit i martinl song. They wore San. recalled amid much applause to repeat E. Furney, Frenton, ln,, is at the Metro- | the concluding stanza. DOR SALE—Lot 82x182, 5§ room house, 3 blocks ) weet of military bridge, Cuming strect, §1,000. ) ~half cash, balance to kuit. This is a_eightly Jo- n and abargaln, BARKER & MAYNE. 313 TANTED—To rent, for occugancy, on or before Msy 1st, a house of 8 or 6 rooms with all modern | @ in a desirable location. ed. Will Southwest ase forn o term of terms offered. Best city r <8 with full particulars, “X, K, 88918 Thiy powdor never variss. stzenyh and wholosome 15 West 22 {6 Dusincss propocty on class improvements. In- y 58 tho cdinary kinde, and camscy be sold in coy ony - short weigk t alum or Royn Bak- witu themultitude of low v phuechate powdera. Sold uniy in cans. B Powder Co., 108 Wall aat Now Vork SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN--Monev. PERSONAL, lark or J. B. uit of r-oms and boa man and wife. Add, eare of Bee office iot ou and after April 15th, now is th & bargain hefore the raise, this is n straight busine: 2Y & MOTIER. VW ANTED_Between now and fir ¥ of 5 or 6 rooms for swall family in good loc tion. Good paying tenant. Address‘“Me." thisoffice TOR SALE—A good, A No. 1 horse, 8 years old, stroot. He fired ono [ to hor bed for soveral days. giving tull partioulars. 931-18* L7 hands high, at . Bsea's, 109 north isth St o . 0! . 3 ho lowest ratos of interest 7 IR aELo] 2 T020" Nll‘:““;lb Sn e e gt |0t without meding tho fleo-| Tho poor woman boro all this abuso| ] 153 ouglan B | Y\TANTED For et Tpimr i good loation Fulten MestMarket Lpey [ . Mellin, Beatrice, is at the - he conclusion of the quartet Mr. M. A. | . £ : 2 -l = for customers, parties having v e 5 5 2 = 3 ROHiiacy oration, Ho bogan by quoting from n cole- | and third ones were fired with the man ['0 Y ¥PCCe 24 S I o 2 RIULTER R Tcor I b AT Pa B REi 4 . FTDAVIS £ U0, M. C. Jonos and wife, Tokamah, aro at tho | bratad author the waying that. FSad ia the 1ot | full in view. . Mr. O'Connell thinks he |® month ago a Mr. Goban and his wife | Agents, 160 Foram 8t - 2 = e . F-DAVIS & 00, - of the man without a G od, without a faith and | 4 it hi b Lod | Come to thiscity, and went to board with N ke thonas ot nibgroma by = i Millard. o od bt e $ without n country.” 16 was, ho aid, for the | 4id B0 hit him, as his eyos woro s0 dazed | vy "o Mys, Laver, as Mr. Goban was BELEAWADTED ible. " Addross 0. 1. W." care Bes offce | I ¥300 s, s o Y E. A. Housor, St. Louls, Is at the Metro- | purnoso of doing honor o & g by the light that he could not take good |- ** il ) = D A rois L0 L. & Sara: T olofte $300/eanh LclyShverfobt, ! lit; ; P Van Telihumen s God, a TR an & eonaio |t Tho! ran mado fzood his Sioanel]| Cuunued inauberiutonding e opworicot L — 189 avments, TRE D, iod, aith and a country L n d escape. ing i ces at i A —Two s 3 bor 4 LI — Po) Hondon. Plattomouth, fs at tho Mot. | thab tho day and oconsion had boen worvei! | Tho matter was given to the polico, bui D the ."“"D:“"’“‘g;‘{‘, ”:‘f ‘b‘“‘l Wi P i e T T ! N. J. Borden, Plattsmouth, i a in_ Omaha and olsewhero throughout the 5o clue has beon found, as Mr, O'Con. | WOrks. ~ Iver since Mr. and Mrs. Goban | — e | ity Wadrors O . W care Bos office,” 00818 | I orsrsmiis o oS + ropolitan. world, o thon discussed thoifo and works of [ 111" luy mot tho slighest idea. whe he | 2tered the house they have beon an- | yy7ax tow good enerel wishlogs (= 2 Euey feomm. BAKKER S hIAT oo cow York clty, I at tho | St Patrick, claiming him to have beonornin (101 b not tho slighest idea who he | \oyed by the brutal manner in which [ ¢, St broftable empleymenr at hons. br. ED- By April 1at, o house with 4 rooms | and Farnum. : 8647 Albert Thayer, New York city, is Brittany, o part of ‘thon a Roman pro- cau]d bo. ol traateq hia wife, OR| S0 askytisEno BE 3l PIRS St car line. Addiess C. E. Danforth, 915 = = il Metropolitan. Yinos) Ini u‘u; o :t:ww ufl"hf.;a Taken A 'I{)m dimm. Wl‘;nfim ;:mlv}m’;) !ée. mfi Fridsy might Jast Lauer and | W\TANTED-Torco experionced canvaseers to oll b 1178 A duzen of the bt lots in_ Hanseom A prisoner in 403 by priates, and carried to Ire- | doubtedly intended to do Mr. O'Connell | oy coods on weekly payments. Steady job and | Yy —By April o \ ine J. C. Blackburn, Arlington, is stopping at | PO s D e bos b e o s gond myinm damage. Tt was only a|Goban togother went to the theatre. | coni pay to right mo P bbly betoro & & 1. M. F: | VN A;yfi,’.f..{'Sn?é,."'l..{{"'?.{'»a'.?fi’.'}f,':{fu?,'.,:‘lf{i';. lg piosswsked 1o adjoning lots. the Motropolitan. magnificent country and people awaitin ppo e Y Y %! They roturned after the performance and | Mart u, 1014 Clark St. near corner 20th. — S5T-174. | Audress ¢, W, Canfleld, 1102 oticity] ) N i cor. 15th anaFaruam. W. Marshall, New York, s stopplug ot Clofin word. i subsequonts hisiory hin e | Y0k ago that the incendiary's torch was | yp 02N b hia: foom, Ho. had N T e T A, ‘s il 18 BEODPIR 8 givpo, hin studios at St. Martin noar Tours in | 8pplied to this saloon, which fact, coupled |10, thore but a short time when ho was | WV thr” asie e ottt ® ‘o sof e OIS A LR RGO Luta Ui el al the Metropolitan, France, under tho sainted Germaine, his | With that of last night, clearly shows that | .6/} ad by a loud noiso, a8 it one per- (ki ded Do rent, one room {o gentlomn and | L :n‘::';’n:";:r{u! e s ony R ud she E. P, Holmos and wife, Piorco, are guosts | travels in Italy and over the Moditerranean, | some desporate enemy of his is at work o h 7ANTED Doy of 18 to learn trade 1614 south |~ poardio 1AW el ol 2 iy d J tho bestowal of the pastoral crook, and his | plotting his injur son was beating another in the room bo- | Wi itrect. ext to backamith shop. 016 17§ VW ANTED-—5,000 sarda of i o‘;lha.'ll“\l'l“dl.{ A e f""l""""lfin by Puw; C“mlmi € t1ie matkaton!|E L 3 jury. SR low. This nuxs(;uwu fugowud h;lvdn \:;m “. S e IR O block west of the Cnn\entu {OR 5“".’1_” best lotaln‘l’l‘m‘vlcw all frointing B . J. Van Horn, Lincoln, is ! n Ireland—wore all graphically given by Mr, , o man's scream, r. Goban quickly de- ettt GRS U el e Bty on Saunders St., at a barquin, BABKER & the Motropalitan. Hartigan, Hl‘m:;"mwwn:,nnrk in Irelaad “ROUGH ON RATS.” scended to tho door of Lauer's room, and | loyment, Ehcibse in vous anwer th hixadvertse | Tl L0 L% YNE. 88017 Mus. A. Lindsey Macodonia, Ta., 1n a guets | Tt Moc i wotit b Tonm n ouched on | Gloars out rata, -mice, roaches, flies, | demanded admittance. After a timo the | ment an cnvelope bearing your correct addvoss, and | Y ARTERT U brisy, vastes, sk and Sessnoolt | 5 saT 6 Biegant residence properts, best I of the Motropolitan, Horo, M. H. sald, ho found a people brave, | ¢ 6875 51 S0 nks, ohiptaunks, |door wss opened, snd Mrs, Lauer was | Pit two cent postage stamp on it Tl anvlopo | 1 If i 3 o | o e o ok b . House Win, Lamb and wite, Columbus, Nob., are [ 4369, of Christ. the Druidio ollgion i | gophors. 1bc. = Drugists {)’;‘“'P”Y ‘"f"‘;"“."d ‘“"’d BAYS) ‘“;'{“B'lfl"‘*"' SRR U e e g G 200 oot Tt the akhgunt i deviria. BARKER L 3AYRES™ y 3 3 . alroady given them a belief in tho e o signs of having been ronghly han- | City at the Metropolitan. {llnmurhllty x.h'.;.ha nm"ll, for it was|pHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, |dled. Lauer looked decidedly sheepish, y T ANTEG—Four Iadies or gentsto deal with Towa FoEsa: 0. . Lucas, Contral City, sud John Burs. | the common b then, somewhat in- o and put on his coat and hat and went and Neb hants by samplo. - Address with ith S B! h X versely to the teachings of Pythagores— = dowr town and ed the night St. Juseph Mo. 017-10 room furnis cormer 13 ley, Fairmont, are at tho Paxton, “that souls of animals infused themselves | The Sixteenth and Chicago Streets QRE.BNC nAsABA VRe 1IN, Loard, 1615 Dodge. = = TR = | LA i ok OF ey b (e et g M g On Saturday morning, P. E. Tler, Mrs. | Y3 raxten- il to do gen+rul house work. = POR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Halt a block near St. GoorgelJ Ralspach aud 3y W, Teown, ol HoR pte Cii g s (h iy fof Sewer Einally Approved by Lauer's uncle, took a carriage and drove Mrs. 1. N. Key und Convent Sk, /" | "PIOR BENT—Unfurnishod rooms 1038 Capitolave. | 31, MAY%, AV, oly, fve blocks, from oourd y o b 4 2510 » ce, Be 0ts o suitable for te Ashland, aro gucsts of tho Paxton, mals, passing through that ordeal into etorn- That Body. to Luuer’s house and conveyed the lady | e i 3] b £ 5 985225 | ant houses. ub-divide. Address TOMKINS, H. J, Joukins and wife, of Piedmont, |ity, How £ Tatrick ordainet 3,000 pricajs e to his houso. She waa 80 prostrated that | \\TANTED telp, cook, wish woman and dining | TNOR REND—Two houses § il from Fost of B £ b o 700 churel as also shown, and . . i by oom girl. Address, C. H. Rrownell, Spiric 46 and §25 per month. McCAGUE, op) NOITSALE —1testilonce, ¥7.500 Wil T Wyoming, aro guosts at the Paxton. the prosperity thatmado Ireland greatand | A7 adjourned regular meceting of .the | it was necessary to carry her from the |, ii Jo™ ¥ i e | DRl e B 2 RN T euidonce s0tm and Case, > BOGGS & HiG " B. . i, Lincoln, and 8. Evans and | prosperous, vemed in art, rchitocturo. and | board of public works was hold last oven- | ShrTiage M'Ilth,o hm!;e- She g nox. lying o e e e || 2D John Lathrop, Blair aro at the Millard, T“'}"I ,{“r' :l't'u'enfi"-"fil"" 'l'h:“","u”‘,f ing, members Creighton and Barker be- HNRIIALE LIOR S oplaonco "",‘ is threat and irone t. Mrs Chas. Wells growing town of Bancroft Neb. Threv';l:x’t‘!lmt NUBIEALE=ISUL) leot on Oapitol will, must be AR :ml b‘;: m'tutum vnlnl\ hla":l nlmM ‘] u;lnly 5 A ened with brain fever, so severe has been 933105 | iiving rooms up stairs. Splendid chunce for any sold soos Mo CAGUE, opposite Post Office, aylsback, Ashland, and ¥, W, Mol- | had n often appliedto the Irishin igno- [ing present. the mental strain. — _ L kind of business. Address 0, K.” Bee et «her, West Point, aro guests of the Millard, mhny,[ n“;'] et heali 8 1""'“'1 hl;'w '.l:l" namo was of noble origin, 8 Patrick’s re: nanme Senator Alvin Saunders has returned from | vuy ‘Suceath, and ho was doignated by Vopo n Washington, and is stopping at the Paxton. | Colestine as Patricius, or Patrician, then ap- No excuse is offered by the brute for the inhuman treatment of his wife, and there certainly can be no excuse for a Lot 66 Tiet front on south 15th Sk McCAGUE, opposite Pott office. W ANzED— Pleasant St. betwe n 8 second dcor west of the Permission was granted Peter Goos to eerct and maintain three areaways four Convent Charlos . Baker, Boateico and I, T, |PHed tothe highest order of tha Celestini | fo0t long and five foot wide in front of | man’s striking a woman, and more espec- ST T L T A TR e e T e Ty McChun, Faith topping abtho Pax. | O, Me TLin conclusion, gavo a fow on- | lot 7 in block 118, Application of Wil-|ially when that woman is his wifo, and { Boetss grocis apponte. Banin o | " S08 178 e T ALr s un, Faitbury ara stopping at tho Pax- | ergotio littlo ‘taps to Bismarcl and France, | : ;| the lady’s friends are talking t 02517 interests by ealling ton, and did not forgot. Treland's_ovorluting un: | i Bushman was road wsking peruis. | }ho fod uyp.iyi::"a: aro talldng vory strong | QORTE i L0l yartiulons coucerning Cos st t y govi Bagland, . Heo | ai Si i g a o ¢ A/ AN - who speaks Ges wue of 8 rooms, with a HARTMAN, JAGUE, Opp. pe 78140 Cloud aad R. M. McCoullar, Towa City aro | was loudly sniomed in front of lot b in block 106. Laid over| 'Tho lndy's rolatives and friends insist | 1/sroisreauired o0 Tenth St “Mhed M Beuns: | 0 o= 0 S A el at the Paxton, Miss Maggio Swift followed with a |for advice from city attorney as to whoth- | that she shall never again live with the — [ quire John Steel, fth and Hickory St. - § A oo ir & physician. Nathanlel Fulk, Frank L. Cofin, O ¥, | ploasing rendering of *Tho Last Roso of | er bond must bo wignod by principal. man who has so shamefully and brutally Iady waiter who speaks O PO BENTBrick store No. 410 101k 5. n | Yo pton, 2 s i Bilderback, Boiso City, Idaho, acs registored | Summer,” a piano solo, in which she ac- | Application of Poter Goos asking por- | Feated her. Gl Soamhyand Hopsn oy LI e ety 70 ioaLion ar Y A Jie e at the Paxton, quitted herself creditably, and secured || o ¥ (T ———— ———— R RENT-—Seven room cottage, noar the U, D, | 100,000 dozeus. Write for full particuims. Addross n . amplo applauso, as also a~ beautiful boy- | Misaion to use Farnam street to its con- owaa cook Jho depot. . Possosston, April Sthe Tuquire at 3 “G. F.C." Beo office, Oniaha, Neb. -t George 8. Stovens and wifo have returned | quet presented by admiring friends, | {re, 88 & place for material, in front of An Editor’s Tribute. Pelras By Webster Strect, or of Kev. Robt. Laing, 1 i and = , . ¢ Mason streets. E— Lot 1 from a pleasure tripin the south, and aro| Misy Stacia Crowley, who is always in now at the Paxton, demand ac entertainments of our Irish M. A, Hartigan and wife, Frank E, Harti- | citizens, rocited the well-known but ever gan and Miss M. O'Rouke, of Plattamouth, | popular piece, “Who Fears to Speak of are registered at the Motropolitan, 987" which gave forth new beauties un- der her excellent elocution, and won Mrs.J. L. Webster started forSt.Louls yester- | doubla tribute of applauss and toars. day. Mrs. Wobster goes to visit her physi- | Miss 1da Gibson sang *"Kato Kearney" in clan, Dr. Boisliniers,under whose care she has | very taking manuer, and being recalled lot 7 in block 118, was grantad upon con- dition the required bond be given, The final estimate of the Sixteenth and Chicago streots sewer was filed by FEn- gineer Rosowater, Assistant Enginecr Tillson, who inspected the work was present and was examined by the board upon the work done which by him was pronounced good, Theron I, Keator, of Ft. Wayne, Ind,, “‘Gazette,” 2 the past five years have xslw::f'n used Dr, King's New Dis- covery, for coughs of most severe character, ns well as for those of & milder type. 16 nover fails to effect @speedy cure, My friends to whom I have recommended. it, speak of it in samo high terms. Having been cured by it of avery cough I have had for five years, 1 c sider it the only reliable and sure cure Kood for 80 days. 718 tf roy 9, at § neral Call on MCAG POR RENT—A furnisned front room for one s} fox Aenralthonie OR RENT—A furnisned front room for one or Lo enticmen, coruer 1ith and Dayenport bts. TREAL ESTATE for ealo by John L. MoCasus: 031, TANT rst-class dining room ghtl at City | Yc P AT eatato agent, opposits poStoMmo WV 2i50er o 1t and arnes. ssor | FIGHBEreTeral small dwslliogs wi Ll y 7 1'7011 SALE—Fino rosidence betwion Do Farnaw. Callon McCAGUE, opposito Chicagast. 7O RE 8t. 7ANTED—A good competent girl todo_general housework. Apply at 1816 Douglas St E04-178 —House 8 rooms, bth S, J. PHIPPS RO POI SALE—Lot on Dedge strect. or boen for tho past five months, gavo *Tho Lust Rowo'cf Summer,” Sho| A motion was mado and carried that | fi Polih s, Gl i O N HPropiants | A THERTION TRAVELING & ot | I s carm onc o e roomy 858 | SRS PP UL R waa followed by Miss Parfitt in an instru- | the work on Sixteenth and Chicago | Size §1,00, Tine, article staple and_solls readily. Trade partially - JIOR SAZE--188 Leot aquare oo corner, Resldenoe mental bouquet of popular Irish melo. | streets sewer be accepted. - established in Neb. ~ Address C. C" caro Beg oftce. | FMOR RENTA furuiahed room, frouting touth IR bae A . 6l sk afiow“NeaduE, ANOTHER WVHOLESALE ESTAD- |dies that soamed ms frosh sud frngrant .sggi;s"?fmmu llows the contractors A NEW DEPARTURE. i — Ty - "’ 8 Baih reom A ininy. Eulhi?mm;’.‘.‘..f"g‘u“.‘.‘f Lots in went Cutaing ot 4176, to §250, 3 as a newly plucked shamrock., They i .76 after retaining the b per cent. as CHICAGO, 7 —Bya reiable Iady, the charge of a | tlewan, or two gentleien, with or without bo te T a8 417, to 43 ¥av & Co,, formerly of Minneapolis, | cluded *Patrick's Day in the Murm{lg,” required by law. R u‘r)w:tnb"’lxx‘nl.‘"llfidr:;c coce of the owner, et | Al sl room wdfoinv, 514 Dovglamstrect | yycc {6 by Sache UMY Baymine, JOUN T Minn., will open a wholesalo confection- | **'Wearing of the Green,” ‘‘Rory| The nprth Omaha sower was then dis- . ; ss2a7d JORSALE —House and 1ot on Capitol Hil ery, cigar and fruit business, in a fow | 0'Moore,” and oth, cussed but no action was taken upon it BURLINGTON ROUTE. | Y7OI RENT—Furnisnod room sultablefor 2 gentte- | [IORS! o 1 Capitol Hill at 85100 o Ax 2 AR OO, i P ANTED—A good cook. M. D. Hitchoook, Dodge | KY "‘wen. Inquire east side 15th 8t. bewween Dodige McCAGUE, opposite . O, a2 weeks, at the old stand of Piorcey & S, d0mx AU a8 the final estimate had not been mado | Commencing March 7th, we run s | WANIEL N <ok ¥ kioae" | ana Dougie. Tt | = o Bradford on Farnam streot. Gm&otf | who had been by the city engineer. Mr. Creighton |through, solid and complete train, with — — R 8. Beautiful r ce 1 Park ave., programmed to speak on “‘Ire- ca, corner 200 feet frouting east, will aivide, asthen introduced by McCAGUE, opposite P, O, 063-t1 stated that he had been informed that a report had been made out by a commit- land and Ame Ohairman O A live, sneritic man to_tako halt - or RENT—Fuarnished room 1617 Chicago, torest in & well established agd first Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars attached 179 ¢t ——— Army Orders, fe, and entered into a spirited from our Omaha Depot to our Chicago iug business. Only suall amount of | o " repes 3 iR e e discurion of what are known as th advanced | tee of the city council recommending the | Union Depot wilhuutl change. Le:ss Hlred. " Rdivens 3. 0" Beo atice. 574 oL BANT~Famisaed rocid, 117 Dodye suseh, OB SALE=Tots lo Hawihorne sdditlon.. o D, 4 Ruwll Voo i ooisted at Fort | Lieas o irisy acitators, In the st pisco | payment to the contractors of 81,000 for| Omakia depot at 4:50 p. m; (4:24 City | e | S e | i 10, GAll ot for Fist el . A, U, Wyo., is assigned to com. [ S[Irtedly res at the An- | poniivg made upon it before s final esti- |time.) Arrivein Chicago next day at| WV AN i ecook glris to call for places at the old | FNCR B " st oR - RO = L it Order or its members advocated assassing. . " Yy ploy; a, 217 N, 10th St.} ORSALE—Acs in Bonfleld only $160. to §200 . pany K, Fourteenth infantry. tion or other cruel methods of accomplishing | Mate had been made by the city engi-|2:30 v. m.,standard central time. Much N SSe" ELVY S eme S opposite .0, 64611 Recruits Emil Braun and Hugh J the freadom of Ireland. He paid his compli- | ner and without the epproval or confirm- | time and annoyance saved. Rates as low T Calliorars sire e e S:m:fi-‘imu» Aoy At B — — Dulap, onlisted ut Fort Omat, sob. | A% & the Orago society,and than afered |ation of tho board of public works. ~ M. | as auybod Cudltornia stroet: oo e | torm of yearn ik TR Ehkerhe la Deslee o addisioo on faungere 4 b A8 r.’c".h"l 't';‘l:}:: “n‘"f.“"‘;"dh‘““‘;n"““"‘l'y ‘J"' ob- | Barker remarked if such be the case the| Baggage checked direct to destination; Ty P A8y . 1697 Parnam street. | car, 800. to #110. cach. Bargaln. McCAGUE, op- aro asmigned rospectively to the Four- | Jooied o the e pirmoe o demitbi: | council had been derelict in their duty, | rates, tickews, and sleeping car accommo- | WY Atirute aocontant. sont weiter: Ketorspans ses | RO RENT-Double store room snd basement, | Posite I 0., down stairs. 3 [ teenth and Fourth infantry, tish government ' buildings, For Limself | The board then adjourned. dations furnished by quired. boek box 34, Schuyier, Neb 1 | e rocerion. SeCAGUS, ‘opp posorien " | JREAL ESTATE=11 you are interested in reai Recruit Braun will be sent to the sta. x‘wfiw‘m.‘“y that he would not endorse e — Harny Dever, Agent, T TN gy . | ate it will jay you lunnlch!mlmluumul;;.‘l. . these resorts where i regiment on the first tavorable | were not .xp«..?" Tt mu.my“ ‘2‘.“11" polngs alaufiyt:' 3 '“IITI b’ ‘L;:Ilbllul ;nplnhm N mal for himself, he woul blio visions of paragraph 840 opinion could not rule him, "What 1s f::bx;; , and in_obsorvance of |opinion It is the utterances of Wi - offerings of MeCAG UE, orpoite P, U, Lousew - - 912 Douglas stre N. E. Corner Farnam and 14th St. Depot on South Tenth Street. 7-tf e — lept Open on Sunday. tion of his Wages $400 por week. - Apyly at 1y0R RENT—A fow gentlomen can be accomodated with furnished rpoms. Apply 1515 Farnam St 408t AOR SALE—Large house 1 Hauscom Park, 8 tront, very cocep. MOCAG o.? a2 e At the meeting of the firemen Sun. ) h Opposite I, O, day afternoon, J, C. Cleland, mayor of Fremont, and president of thu State NTED--Girl for general hou; wages Bl family. N girl need apply, 1812 Fero TOR RENT—Rooms In Nobraska Nations Bauk | Buliding. Most desiratle offoes iu tho cit Planc, at a .I“Ulk SALE—A first-class Vose & ton d i d . : b : Complaints werefiled yesterday marnin, v lisd with hydraullc ele"ator and heated bargal olm & Erickso 2 0. 85, series 1881, adju- | such aut 18 a8 The New York | Firemen's association, was present, and v ed y y g Titchen gk Bupplisd witl ¥ son'e. 524 tf i L i v 3, N, o steam. Apply st Bank 5041 — - 1] s oflice, the commanding ofii- | Herald; The e rak 3;'.".“"’.'”“5‘;'_5“ occupied the chair, The only business|*8%nst John G. Brandt, South Tenth| VY cagostrech Ja7 bost of s ORI RENT—Paraihed raoms on 150 nor thwo | 1 us iheim & oasen very cheap. luquire and Dr. Miller.,” [Great and continued ap. | done was the discussion of dates made for streot, Charles Neber, Thirteenth and ADIES OR YOUNG MEN in city or country to - L) l oox. 18th aud Capltolaveuus, formeriy Cretzutop | = pn— House. St ! SALE OR TRADE—-A good T APKS b co tight and ploasst wer o) - ress and wagon. Aj plause.] “Mr. Rush then held up to ridic. at thelr own hotnes; 82 0rsd 8 Juy casily and quotly uade; work Harney stroot; John Hoffman, South Wpen of mulos the holding of the annual tournament, and sarcasm the sycophantic slobberi f R~ 4 IAURN] - od 323 N. 1000 X 'y 40 Aiex G, Chariton, Bniand Or e ks e Gaorms L "Mitles | vin,, the fizet woelk 8 July. President ::’Qnuomh street; Juaties Kossler. South |yt vy mailing ctiasing; voamie tor reply [ VRNIARED room besded 83 ¥, 1k e %m s S 2y 9e0-tt Ewm:x-r!ktmflflu:fi:mzlz .ul“:’\;g:l‘ Cloland thought it a bad time, including irteenthstreot; Frank J. Kasper, South | grawer, TT. W-1n o FOR BALB. R RAL b u::::a’:i‘ll:‘l.‘lrs:nu::‘l)‘;" hf:u"“.n".“ caus, read an extract from the ovgan of wris. | %% ':{m ldu Fourth of Jbuly. ; Aftor Th";wmh street; Kavan & Palik, Leav- A wan competnt o run, woed work: | Wobster, 2 ' Thradt charge | tocracy in London, iu which “these apes of | considerabletalk upon the subject,Jerowe | worth and Thirteenth scroets, aad A, B, chinery. Address *E. G." 8. John, OR SALE—Two opon mocond-hacd by at Washington, to | nobility” were unmercifully csstigated. Tho | Pentzel, the secretary, was authorized to | Snowden, 512 South Thirteenth street, | Frewont Neb: Ny ictle competic | Y one deitvery wagon, cheap, ab 1214 Hariiy gt " very lictle leell 1 book and buildiog, or tock, and rent | ipg. Geod reesons for selling. Address John Pimpton, Aurora Nel of the army for fur- 2940 sl at tho Fmmett % ovinced reat bilarley aud applauso | correspond with each company beloagig | for keeping open their respective saloons “’msu—A "dioiag room ug, ws the wording seemed o ! ¢,y oh il SRt B ERIEE R oie views | Sunda Bouse, 11th 86, between Fauam and Harney. 91619 | J{0k BALE—Two portable boilers, 10 » 1 y. 119 . 10 horee vowe “"‘““,‘““'fi_':."‘:.‘ h“lw wlnd’d:::'“ n the subject, and in case two-thirds| Whils speaking of keeving open saloons | L.2i) ot T Himehaugh | “assld” by 1} o S f i 'Orodum express a desire to have the date | on Bunday, Officer Ruane had & thr WD Three poreous 1 Tostruct 1 Book- k frowm sireet cars. | uth 16th 84 t ling ANE & CO., 5. W. corner | evening. He was| AN W it [ d 1616 Douglas St keoplg. Bisuation araifbed 1510 Douiae ol | 768-2. o e BBALE—A secall Mosier, Bah e rool sale, almost Dow, ah s oiee & 20 1 changed it will be done. excapade” Sunday et - - b "