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THE DAILY JBEfc : MONDAY FEBRUAKY 12
The Daily Bee.-
OMAHA.
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Monday Morning , Fob. 12 ,
Weather Report.(The following observations are taken
the same moment of time at all the statlonentlonfd. )
WAR DEP'T U , S. SIONAL SRBVICB ,
OMAHA , February 11 , Ib83 , ((1:45: p. m. )
on.
ITAtlOXS Ki-
nd.FreohDunvcr-Chetenne.
30 10 Clear. . , 30 14 Fresh Clear
Wathakle. .PUtt i 30 20-
SOLight . 'ill-
KilrOmaha. . . . . . VO-
SOrtfh
IS-ao
llrtnk-Krtih
DearDCS Jlolncn-.Dairnjxjit.
. IBfFair
. FrehI-LIxbt
ClearFt. I'aul . W Jli.ir-
Clou8k. Loul*. . 3002 Itn-k iflluortiu U. . 3007-
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Ilil'k-LlkhtVincent . . . Jlear-
OearBttnmrck . . 63003-
Id
I carBtl'l'e' * . i.lht-
MghtFair
1(1( icarAnlnabplne.
The west bound passenger train on tlOmaha & Kepubllcan Valley rallroa-
came very near mcotlne with an accide-
ilat Sunday , that would have proved s-
rlous had It not been for the presencemind of the engineer ru-
clnflit tt usu&l ratflof speed, when tl-
catiiKclIng rod between thej two drivebroke. The broken cmU flsw around In
very carelei manner , and wan uslne i
the louder and c b of the ecj-Ino In a ma' tier that w a not ploatant to the ni n w-
lheldthe triroltio.- , But he sbuUff steoand applied the nlf brakp , notwltbstaadlihis perilous position , nod sivod the trat-
Tbe balance of thevtrip to Lincoln wmade without any connecting rods to tl
drive wheels , and tbo pMsengers dlscuis (
the nature of the climate they would bai-
Ifttidod In had the eaglno been throwfrom the track. It was a cloio sail , an
that engineer has "the thanks end we
withes and thanks of all on board. Wiboo Times.
Theodore Thomas and 'bin orchostri' assisted by several dlstbgulMhed vocalliland ahrRo choruc , intend to nlvejnuilci-estivals In thsTeadlng cltlesof the UniteStates this year. Among the westercities that have taken hold of the cntei-
prlte arc Kansas City and Denver , an-
Onuhft has bfen favored with an oppo-
ituulty to have the lOitlval provided thaour cltVens will give n guarantee of $1,00
for two evening pcrfcrmalicea and a matnee , July 2 and 3-
.A
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navel and quite n pleasant antl.Ipc-toryl raovomcnt , wo undcrxtani ] , is on foa-
In North Omaha to herald the time Jionoi-ed Anniversary of St. Valentino'.! day. I-
1'eoney & Connolly' * lull u soled macqueiode ball will Lo given on Tuesday nluhlthe eve of the festival , at which an en
change of tbo pretty and suggestive "blllet dleux" wllltRko, place. The fdci 11-
unlquejindjiuro to bo appreciated byjhmany patrons of this popular plica o
amusement.-
Mr.
.
. Copp , an old and respected cltlzen of Wah.oo , aud father of Captain C-
'M. . Copp , of the State Militia , while en-
gaged in seme work about bin premises o
ITilday , tbe Oth Instant, tuptured a bloo-
ivttnel , which caused his death about threhours laUr. lie waa 71 yeais of ago , an-
of delicate health for years past. Thfuneral occurred yeiterday.
Borne weeks ace a call was extende-ito Rev. Wlllard Scott, ot New Yoik , tbecome patter of St. Mary's Avecue Con-
gregational church of this city , which cal
he haa now formally accepted , and MiScott Is expected to reach Omaha In a fov
days , when he will at once enter upon hiduties as pastor.
' John Thomas , the plaint If! in the re-
cent divorce case , , clalmi to have foum
some papers which would thow that hi-
wlfo'a recond husband , Frlco , was llvlnwhen nho married him. Baldwin , one c
the count el for Thomas , proporu to ream
reel Price before the no tt trial of the ((-
1vorto suit ,
The fire department meeting on Frday nlubt was devoted to a dUcurilonthe best means to Increase the eillclenoythe active membership , end a committee i
two fntn each company was appointedreport recommendations at the next mee-
f..
H The B. AM. Athletic association hi
elected directors as follows ! 0. D. Dof man, F. 8. En.tU , W. Ilandall , A. Mongomery and M. Taylor. The dlrectonest this week to elect officers.
Dean Hart , of St. John' * cathedr*
Denver, lacturts at the Baptist church imorrow evening , on tha "Memories arTeaching * of the Cathedrals and Abbe ;
of Bngland. "
A musk melon sociable will b gtv-
In<
the parlors of the First M. E. churc'
09 Tbunday evening next. A cordlwelcome v ill be extended to all.
The Hock bland and Wabash wo
both an hcur and twenty minutes late ye-
terday morning , and the U. P. did not gaway until nearly 1 o'clock.
Singing clati every Monday aud Ftday evening at tbe Y, M. 0. A. hall. Fi-
teenth and Farnom ; $1 for fifteen lenso :
lor gentlemen and ladles.
The Enoch Arden case Is nearly i-
icated in the divorce tult of Keeshen T-
Xeeihen , begun In tbe district court i
Saturday.-
Enoa
.
Sorensen , a Wishiogton connfarmer, blew off his head on Tbundiwhile out hunting. Ho was burled Sati-
A three ye r old son ol Thomas K-
llan , of WaLoo , broke his arm by falllfrom his hobby hone on Tuesday last.-
W
.
L.Viucber , well knnwn In Omal
1 will lecture In David City to-morni night on BcmethloK funny, '
McCuno and Gay nor will contestthe amateur cbamplonthlp and the EUI
gold medal ,
The snow blockade , has given waythe cow blockade on the Denver Short H-
iTbe Llnlnger & Metcalt compahave started a branch houre at York.-
BOAHD
.
or THADI. Important meleg thli evening , at 7:30 o'clock ,
the rooms , Redlck's Block. All membi**e requested to be pioseat to dloouso m
ten of public interest. Thomas Qlbio-
Secretary. . C. P. Goodman , President.-
A
.
big carload of Australian mail we
through Omaha yesterday.
The criminal calendar li to be Uki-
op a week from to-day.
Capital lodge worki on tbe third c-
lfjree to-night.Omaha Olee Club concert tomorroe-
vening. .
City council meeting again tomomn-
ight..
Board of Trade again to-night.
The Omaha Glee Club concett reserviseats can be procured to-day at 0-
m. . at Boyd's opera home. ,
Tbe Grand Jury was In sesaii
all week but M yet hai made no repoiThey adjourned until Monday.
The CMS of Rouse v . Wiigbfy whl-
waa given to the jury In the district con
Friday , was decided in favor of the C-
ondnnt. .
Judge Boneke I* improving rapidrom tbe injuries received from hii rece
all.vlie expects to bo on deck It-
moiniog. . *
LlKhlford' * roller skating rlnlcdooonopen on Monday a* stated but on Wedniday , February 14th. St. Valentine' * day-
.No
.
dtareputablo persona will be allowat the Swedish Library Astoclatlon'g mi-
querade , February ICth , nt Masonic Ha
The gentleman who exchanged ovi-
contn at the Mrcnnorchor mntrjuoradc hbetter return it Immediately ta ave IrebleWde'xqe'nie' , v
", J
4 HI § Exdellenoy , Gor. Dawef.'harf i
copied the Invitation of theK. If. A. toamong those who will do honor to t
memory of Robert Emmet , .Ireland's I
loved martyr patriot , on the 6th of Marcat Bojd's oi > ( rhotuo .
-
The county commissioners are recel-
ing bid t from the physicians desirous ot I
tending to the county's sick for the com !
rear. The bidi will be opened on tlio 20-
nst. .
A special meeting of Capital LedNo. til A. F. and A. M. will be heldMonday evening , February 12b( , for wo-
n the third degree. VIsltln Brethrencordially Invited , by order of the Masti-
MUj Marie Wllian , an elocutionist w
i highly spoken of by eastern papers ,
topping at the Faxton houte , and li op-
or engagements from churches and B-Otlea in this city. .
The demand for fine cards U constat-y Increasing * and to keep pace with tl-
cmand Kuhn & Co , , Crelghton Blochive received ths very finest Valentin-
vor shown In Cniaho , nnd wh.ich they ftiling rapidly.-
Miss
.- - .Tcnnlo Dutton nml MI Emr-
labella , tbo tno lady singers who.vt-Bslst the Omaha Glco Club In their coort next TueaJny , , will arrive todi-vcnlug nnd will etopnt the Paxton , whehero will be, plonked to incot their Inc
rlondji of thla oity.
Wean Hart , the talented clergymanJenver , who dollvcrs the lecture 'on JEn-
ish Cntbedrala and Abbeys uexll'uetda-ho inth , at tbe Baptist church , won" for1
lumber of years a master of the renownchool of Harrow , England , and no Ic
ban an educator is Rifted aa a lecturer,
On Tuesday evening last.Unity chnrlad a most delightful sociable at the re-
lenco of Mr. 0. B. Moore , 1814 Oedtreet , at which some eighty persona e
eyed themselves with dancing and otb-
muiements. . The sociables of Unl-
huroh have become yery popular. Ti
ext will bo on Friday night at Mr. 8. ]
ohnson' *, lodge street.Senators Can6eld and Walker ai-
lepresettatlves Field, Lee , Cox, Wat-
nd McGavock , of the joint committee a-
olnted to visit and Inspect the deaf ai-
umb institute near this city, came up10 Lincoln train to-day Hand drove o-
vlth Superintendent Gllleiplo. They w-
nd things in apple pie order out tnero i
oubt.Dr.. M. Parr , the popular and genl-
Oth street drucgut , celebrated his 4-1Irthday anniversary Friday , In t-
venlng his friends aisembled at his sto-
nd presented him with a massive goleaded ebony cane. 'Dr. Hose made t-
ireeentatlon speech and it was respondo in the usual pleasant way.
The next attraction at Boyd's will.he German dialect comodlenj Chae. .
Gardner , In "Karl" next Friday and Sa-
unlay , supported by the bright little n-obrette , Miss Pattl Rosa , and a capat-company.. This troupe carry an excailcuniformed military band and a oompUorchestra and present an excellent eat*lnmtat.
Among the cash transfer* of valualproperty last week waa the purchaseMr. E. B. Chapman , of the firm of M-
gan & Chapman , of Mr. John T , Beresidence on Davenport and 24th streeFor $7,000 , and the sale of the handsomresidence corner of Park avenue and 8hman street , owned by Mr. Geqrge IIgreaves of Denver , for 81,600 to Mr. Bi
Both sales were made by Ames * real eatagency.
Last Monday evening was the oocasi-
of e pleasant party at the reildenco of M
Rosa , on Capitol avenue , given by t
guests of the house. The hostess turtover everything to the party and they tc
possession , and the light fantastictripped until a seasonable hour. Aftebountiful repast was served the compihad the pleasure of hearing some I
muilo by William R. llodd , and alsoFoot'* band. Those prctentwere : 1
and Mrs. Curry, Mr. aud Mn. Arbuthi-Mrs. . Kellerstrous , Mrs. O'Mara, NRoss , Mrs. Ilftll , Miises Carrie ForemNellie Leach , Lolo Resd , IdaKtllerstr ;
M. Dlmond , Saffelder , Tnlbot , BraDonnelly ; Messrs , J. A. Tuttle , G.Jackson , J , Hobb * , R. llodd , II. Ho |
II. llced , W. Foreman , S. Wllcox , Grol-Groovey and others
Onion Poclllo Baao Ball Olub.The olootlon of offijsra of the TJn
Pacific bsso ball club for tlio onsuyear , resulted M fallows :
President-W. P. Berrtel-.VicoProaldeut
.W. 8. Wing.
Treasurer John'3 , Taylor-.Sacrotary
.E. Buckingham.
Manager 0. M. Lord-.It
.ia proposed to organize a atron
nine than baa over boon knownOmaha , and aomo fine gamoa wayexpeciad ,
Reliable goods at living profits.-HBNBY
.FTJWDT, The Qroaer
A X.OST BOY.-
Ho
.
Is Awaiting n Claimant at ttCity Jail.
Friday afternoon a conploavonllos marched up to the office
ho oity marshal , having in tow a lltt-
ollow eight years of ago vrhom the
lad picked up on the street and wl
aid ho waa lost.The child gave his name as Fn-
Prondelmon and sold ho had como)maha with hia paronta the day b-
ore , Thursday. Bo stated that thegot onfho train at Council Illufh ar-
oamo in there from the country. Thi-
lept nil night In a bur room eomwhore In Omaha andday morning his fathwent to the depot to gat tholr gooout. Ho was sent to the same plaishortly after by hla mother, bt-
ound that hla father had already gi
oat hla gooda and loft. Ho thetartcd back to the placO ho can :
rom , but ooon got lost , nnd w ;
eventually picked up as stated abov-lo wna glvon lodgings in the city jal-
whiro ho got a good sloop Fr Ida ;
and Bccmn to ba Icpllng well. Ho.very bright nnd Int'olligont.'and quik good looking young follow. .
a possible there may have bocmethod in hla losing , but it la to 1
loped not , and if not , Una item wi
10 do < bt bo a noutca of great relief t
iaparnnts.[ Ho tmicl thnt-hla mothiron tying to Ilvo in Omahnv bat'thl-ia fAtliojj , WAS ageing * bivck. to, tlarm ! ' JIo h ycry staalj finh Bjag-ia 'hoary brown linif , Bnd"MBpdal
plainly nnd Intelligently-
.LILLIE'S
.
RACKET.-
A
.
Good Looking Girl Kicks up-
OoodStzucl Row.-
A
.
apbrilng glflJlrch 06uSoil'Bl n
iy the name of Lilllo Wooda goton-jrand drunk Friday and wo
ute the establishment kept by Ml-
3oomb3 on Capitol nvonue , botwei-
Deuth and E avenUi , and got to smaa-
ng*furnitnro.Oa' being rome
stratod wit1 ! ehu 'Idckod a HghTi
amp off the table , which oxplodiand sot fire to htho place , which , hoiavor. waa put out 'without aundingan alarm.
She then wont to Barney Shannocsaloon nnd made an attempt to doiout the plaoo , but was cleaned out he-
eolf. . She then went back to Ml-Coombs' plnco nnd commenced anoth-
diaturbanco , wheu tlio opportmarrival of Oflicers Slgwortnnd Ruan-jrovontcd any farther trouble.-
Thu.
oflicors had quito a time in gc-
Ing Lilllo to jail , nnd her foul la-
nago; and ecrcoma drew n largo crowwhich fpllowtd the ofliocra all the wi-
o the jail.
SOCIETIES.-
ndopenaent
.
Order aboil TonaplarsInstallation of Officers. *
The following mombora of thoaboorder wore last evening installed f-
ho ensuing terra :
Ohaa. T. Bunco , W. 0. T.John Boxiou , P. W. 0. T.Jennie Moore , W. V. T.George J. Sternsdorf , W. R. S.May Crawford , W. A. II. B.Joshua Davriea , W. F. B-
.Mrs..
. 0. T. Bunco , W. T.John BnxtoD , P. W. 0 T-
.W.
, T. McAllister , W. 0.-
J..
. D. Jones. W. M-.Llllle
.
Willis , W. D. M.-
H..
. B. Weaver , W. O O-
.Jonnlo.
Howard , W. I. G ,
Noala Daniels , R H. 8.May Gould , L. H. 8-
.Thcro.
ia great Interest manifestn the temperance wotk by the moi> ers of this order , and the lodgenaking Its influence felt for the goi-n the city. A considerable acceasl-o cho already largo membership is e-
icctcd during the coming quarter.-
A
.
New Firm.-
Wo.
are glad to inform our roadc
that the firm of Gaff, Flolschmaun-Co. . , ono of the largest dlstlllllhouses In the Uulted States and ma-
ufaotarers of oomprossod yenst haestablished a branch honso in Omari-
as they have had for years in allthe principal cities of the oast. T-
yaast made by this firm b the MI-
hlch was used in the Vienna moc-
akpry> on the Centennial groanduring ; the exposition in 1876 m Ph-adelpljla. . The elegant rolls and brewhich the visitors obtained at this i
sort are well remembered by evoi-ono. .
The ladlfs of Omaha will bo picasto know that they may now bo scpiled with this superior qualityyeast at any of the groaerlea of tcity , bat moro especially at HenPundts1 , the well-known dealer at N
1218 FnrnhamArmy urdera
Under the provisions of paragra27) army regulations , a board of o-
oera to consist of Lieutenant Coloi
Edwin 0. Mason , Fourth' infant !
Major Isaac D. DoRnssy , Fourthfantry ; Captains Robert n. Moi-
gomory , Fifth cavalry ; Horace NeiiFourth infantry , and Charles R. B-
nett , A , Q M. , U. 8. A. , and Fl-
nontenant Dan , 0. Klngman , 00-
1of engineers , will assemble at thiheadquarters February 1C , 1883 ,
as soon thereafter as prastlcable ,
make a preliminary examination itthe claims and qualifications for pmotion of such non-commlsslened ucora as may bo ordered before it.
First Sergeant Hampton M. Roaitroop F, Fifth cavnlry , will reportperson , on February 1C , 1883 , to I
recorder of the board ot dlioers ci-
vonod by 1 , apodal orders No. 1C, orent series from these headqnartufor examination. Upon belug notICthat hla prcsonco. will be longerquired before the board ho will rollto his station.
. The quartermaster's department T
furnish the necessary transportstliand the subsistence department OD
mutation of rations , it being ImprDoable to carry cooked rations ,
Upon recommendation of hia co-
pany and peat commanders , ao mi-of the nnexplred portion of the BI
on co In. the case of Prlvato JotJ. Ln k , company B , Ninth Infantrpublished in general court mart !
ordeta No. 34 , series of 1R82 , fro'heno headquarters , aa relates to oo-
fiocmont , la remitted ,
Leave cf absence for ono montw ! h permission to apply f it an oxte-
sion ( f thrco months , ia granted 8c-
nnd L'ontenant' Charles R. NojNinth infantry.
GRAND CONCERT.
The I3IB Musical Event of the BeaaNext Woefe.
The next attraction at the ops-
ionso is the annual grand concert
30 gtvon by the Omaha Oleo clnb ,
TV e* lay evening next. It will dri
out a largo audience , and wll 1 bo o-
of the finnst ontortalumcnts cf : i
season of 1882 3 The sale of tlckc-
alrnady is most flittering , and numtorders are comirg in from Oouhi-
B.nifd aud other iieighborlng cltic-
Fho programmo la aa tollowe :
1. Strlne Qiartetto Monnott. Vocchcr-I'ld ( iiiiatheiin Clnb Q lartette.
2. Chorus Vonng Mielctanj..KuckGlee OJuX
3. Aria Bolero (SlclllnnVe'perB.Ve)Mlas Jennlo Dutton.
4. Ba a Solo , Ubllgato and Chorus -BereninV. Mil11. D Kitabrook imd Glco Club.
5. Brlndlsl II Sigreto fLucrrzIn )
. ... . . .' Miss EmoA M bella.-
to.
.
. Quartette and' Cho'rns-t Summer1-
ft, 'Bong. . '. . .. . . . .' . Mendebuc
7. Song Flor.dl Margh'erlt.AK, Mltjj Jennie pulton. ; ff* 8. String QaartetteXdcgto in.Bflat'. v ,. i. '..4Sp-
Phllomnthoo<
Ciub Quartette.-D.
.
. Ballad-Sweet" deilovl-ve .TuclMini Emma Msbella.
10. Ohorus-NIht( SongrKuT. . . , . .x GleeOlub.v411. Qiartette-Oh , My Love'n LlJc'e
the U <vl , Red tyc>Me.GarrMisses Dutton aud Mahclla , Mestre-
Northrup and Smith.-
Mr.
.
. F. S. Smith , Mudcal Director. .
Miss Mattle L. Brookner, Accompanl-
t ounty oommiBBlonera *SATDKDAY , Ftbrnary JO. Boa
mot pursuant to adjournment. Pr-
ent , Oommisslonen Corllssy Enlgand O'Keefo.
The following resolution w <
adopted :
Resolved , That the county troi-
nror bo and ho is hereby instructedcancel tax on west half of l"t 3, bio21 , Omaba , for the year 1831 , on i
count of being churoh property.Resolved , That the county trci-
nrer bo nnd ho is Ii9roby directeddraw from the cjjnoral4und $0 , napply the aamo to the payment of t-
dolicquont tux of H. 0. Jnhnaon 1
the year 1881 , for work on the "r"rip.
Petition for the ndoption of BSD
Albortio , an infant , by John und Lu-
L Plnney , was eigucfi by the bosid.The following accnonte were
lowed frcm the general fund :
II W. Curtis , tales juror .I..T. . . . $ 4-
J. . M. Town , witnts * fee 25Valentine Greif , grand juror 5-
Geo. . Snii'h , county surveyor. 8)lied field Bron. , blanks 13Little & lllUm * , kindling 13Morgan & Chapman , coffee 14-
J. . M. Woolworth , brief ft r ounty 32-
O. . J. Mandertoo , commis'loner ofinsanity 411-
M. . Rovers k Son , goods for county 11-
O. . M. Liuoyer. road appraiser. . . . 8-
O , Turner, road appraiser 3-
J. . H. Gue , road appraiser , withteam 6
Adjourned to the 14th inst.JOHN BAUMEE ,
County Clerk
OLD ABE.-
A
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Letter From Lincoln Written1850.-
A
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BBS reporter while locatedLincoln during the present sessionho legislature , came across n histo
cal letter , which is of such an interc-
ing nature that ho felt convincedwouldbe, read with considerable iu tor-
by the general public. The letterquestion was presented lo Ma-
Klue'sah , nn old nnd respected vote ;
residing in the capiUl city. The 1
ter which runs as follows speaksitoell :
SI-RINGFIELD , 111. , April 20.1859-T. . J Pitkotts , Eiq :
"Mv DEAR SIB : Yours of the It-Is just rtoaived. My engagtmeare such that I cannot at any very eaday vislf Rock Island to deliver a 1
tare or any other object. Aa to I
other matter you kindly mentionmust , In candor say , I do not thimyself fit for the presidency. I c-
tainly am flattered and gratified tlsome partial friends think of m4that conneotlon , but I really thlnlbest for our oauao that no ooncorleffort , such aa you suggest , ahould-made. .
Let this bo considered confident !
Yours very truly ,A. JJUCOLN. '
Major Kluotsoh sets a very hi
value upon this interesting eouvetand would not part with it for i
consideration.i *Boaid of Education.-
At
.
an'fladjourned meeting of
Omaha board of education , held S-
urday ovonlng , the committee
teachers and text books fixed sovisalaries as follows :
Miss Hattie McKoon , principalthe West school , |85 per month.-
Mlsa.
MoOarty , principal of the C-
ter atreet aohool , f85.-
Mlsa.
Molntyro , principal of-
achool , 90.The committee on buildings s
property fixed the salary of the . .-
ator of the Center street school at S
a month during the winter montthe salary of the janitor of the Haman school , ? 50 during the win
months , aud janitor of the West sch?55 durinc the winter months.-
Mr.
.
. MoShano oflorod a reeolat ;
that the president and secretaryauthorized to draw a warrrnt In fa-
cf Dennis Fltzpatrlok ?550 on&cooi-
of steam boating apparatus.The board voted $30 per moi
extra salary to Miss Hill while shacting principal of the high school.
The board moved to reconsiderwarrant foe |137 f r vaccine polland that the committee on bulldii-
nnd property bo authorlrsd tolnveigate and ascertain by whom the poswere ordered and uaed.
SUNDAY WORK
A Sermon at tbe Booth Omaba M, :
Church.
Before the sermon In the SouOmaha M. , church yesterday , t-
lnstor , Rav. J. W. Stewart , annonn-od that Gin. O. 0. Howard would a-
drosa the Sabbath school In the aftc-
noon. . Ho also announced that thewould bo a mooting during the wei-
of an association within the churcwhich had for'lts object the asmtanof the poor , and also the Invitationthose who attend no ohuroh , to atcoi-
worship. . "But , " aaid the paator , '
would expel any member of my chnnwho would do any proselyting"-
Wo will not enter Into detail , bwill glvo a general vlow cf the madivisions of the sermon. .
Mark IV. 14. The Sewer Sowothe word. 1. The sower. 2. Tl-
seed. . 3. The ground.While this in general refers to i-
Ohlstlans , It refers particularly to ml-
sters whoso duty as well as privile |t is to preach the gospel of Chris
And this man should bo a oonverti-rasn''Kavlnu In-hid heart the true lo-
at it Is in Christ , and hiv.ng as hstrength , the Holy Spirit-
.In.
this person thtrd must bo a leiFor the work nnd for Its author ,that it will not bo difficult to cause tl-
lito of eloquence , to bum. Themust bo Intelligence , and that into !
gonco must bo continually Btfou-thunod by research , so that nil thinmust bo brought before the nltar of c-
cfed learning-amTinado subservientit , so that in every rninuto'dopartniethere may bo found n support for tgospel of Christ. Hero wo find tsewer fathering the prain whichshall ccattor.
_ _ before the minister'commdhcthis work of dlesemlnatlig 'the trut-of thatbible"ho should lasoorhi-he is called of God or not to preac-Ho should bo fally persuaded in 1
own mind that it Is his duty , andshould still not decide until thechurcalls him tot.enter the field , Bthereby "being supported by their t-
oision. . s* r_ a2. The seed. What should t-
pr ?achtr preach ! , The true presetwill preach the word JHo should rpreach "on Thomas Carlyle or H
other man ; ho should nut lectureany scientific subject as an excuse I
a sermon , while it is his duty to kmwhore to place each man and entheory, when he takes the sword tSpirit to enter the battle field for t-
Lord'.There are some who , while th-
tiavo no hope bejond the grave , thwill pay liberally to hear a Icotuwhich is delivered by one , "who ce-
tetnptuoualy lights his well fUvor-cigaro by the dying embers of chr-tiauity , and then presume thty ha-
begn scieutificilly bonofittcd. Bwhen mou us Moody it Harrison psent the gnapul they are not populfrom a.worldly , eland point , yet i-
popuar) among oarnest'Ohrlstians ,Bio thofsosrer earnestly eowlnS t-
Keed , and wo see the poor fed by"tharvests which are gathered.
3. The ground , A yonug man mhave attended ono of the latest openhe may anticipate a coming eventthe near future, and many of twords which ere spoken are to tlmind cast on the Wayside. Sondurlntr. times of revivals , while thhear the singbg cf the glorlo-sf rmona of eternal day , and hearthe eternal sorrow of those who dietheir sins , are willing to graspany thing that is offered to theand they are willing to unite with t-
chnrch when they have no reasonbelieve they have a true living failThe Spirit then has never changtheir hearts , therefore th'iy i
scorched by the sun when It shitupon the flinty rock. The fifo athe drum caused many to enlist in tarmy , but it did not originate patri-it in in their hearts
There are some who hear the goafand they admit tbo claims as jubut they also caress the many piearcs and cares of the world , whiwill finally ohoko all their good inti-tions. .
Bat the Christian of whatever s-
tion'in life who fulfills his obligatic-as a Ohrintlan , showing that he knowhat the power of the Holy bplrlt-Is the pereon who is compared to igood ground.-
Who..
. is responsible ? It is truly rthe sewer , for he sows to all. Andthe different influences which arewar with the truths cf the Bible i
permitted to exist , they will have threspective Influences upon the) milof men ; whether it be that whichreligious bodies would repudiatewhether It IB a form of religion falai-so called.
SAINT
The Origin and Universal Obaervarof the Day.
Wednesday next is the festivalSaint Valentine or "Valentino's da ;
aa it ia more commonly called , andaomo days paat the shop wlndahave boon bright with the mlssi'common to that date , of charactboth common and sentimental.
Saint Valentino was a bishoppresbyter , who was decapitated in I
year A. D. 270 , during the Claud !
persecution at Romo. The customsending valentines la a very ancii-
one. . Some toll us that on tlday birds select their matothers trace the custom to the RomLnporcalla , February 15 , when sitlar practices 'wero observed. Trai-
of the custom have boon detectamone the observances of the Norl-
ern Pagans of Ancient Euro ]
Hence it ia probable that thotradltithat ascribes Its origin to n commeoration of the loving and ohurhaldisposition of St. Valentino , la a coparatlvely late invention.
The business in Valentines Increai-ovcry yoar. Thia is said to be duothe greater artistic finish of the hlgtpriced valentines , and the express !
from year to year in the coinlc on-
To the cisnal observer , however , v-
entlncs look pretty mnch the saifrom ono anniversary to auothiThis year a now Interest has begiven to thorn by the taste bestowon the valentine catds. These oaiare a variation on those used I
ChrlatmaaNew Year'a and Easter piposes , and are sent.to iweethearta a
'rionda in the same way as the erthc-dox valentine.-
An.
ewtcrn mannfacturer , who , wll-
iila father , has boon in the Valontitbusiness since 1834aaya that the uroi-Ing traffic In valentines li largely dt-
to the taato displayed in their deskind manufacture. The aalo of costbox valentines la necessarily Hmitoibut the cheaper ones , and especialthe cameo and comlo valentines , ain greater demand than'' over bofor-Ho haa sold- over 3,000,000 comvalentines , and a very largo nombi-of cameo valdntlncs , Thcro wore nmany imperial valentines In thla contry , for although high-priced Enelli-valentlnes'had a greater sale In Enlaud than those of a costly , doelf-on this side cf th6 water, their atydid not seem to salt the Amorici-taste. .
festival of this saint Is anythtibut a festival for the postciiHoo ct-
ployes throughout the country , wholabor is trebled by the flied of "dn-letters" common to the day.-
PBBSONAZj.
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Clem Chaeo and wife wore among I
names registered nt the Motropollt-hotel.Saturday. . .If this h our youtownsman it Is somewhat cf a si-
prise , but our congratulations ure not tlets cordial.-
Mr..
. Jaf. Connolly , of Jha firm of Ften& Conuolly , left yesterday for St. LouChicago and Boston to'buy a stockboots and ebocB for their spring and uu
inor trade.-
Charlca
.
Hollwlg , the handsome clerkWo'fe'n place in North Ouittha , went
'Wahoo yeiterday on buane! E-
.Huns.
. '' ' * '
.itf'Oibbonu , nni Ed Calkin's , of Ksaruiare at tbe Paxton.
0 M. L-kwler , general superintendentthe80.% $ tMPTft R. , h atth'e Pwtt-
iJ *, V , Benson'and wife , ef fo'ifolk,
at the Metropolitan yesterday,
E. L Sweezy nnd wife , of 'Wn-
Snxlnge , are nt tbe Paxton. ,
Ifon. W. II. Mlchaelr.of Grind Mai-
laa"
gueit of thei'axtpn.iHepry Meyer and' wife , of San Fri
cfico are at the Paxton.
|Her) . E. F. Warren , of Nebraska Ci-
ia ot tha Paxton , '
0. S. Paterson , ' f St! Liuis , is atMetropolitan-
jFred W. drew , of St. Paul , ia atMetropolitan. . *
0. A. Keith , of Lincoln , la registeredthe Millatd.-
J.
.
. E. Francis , of Spencer , Is nt the Mropolilati.-
Miss"
.
Gates , of Brownsville , is atMitUtd , t
,
E D. Gould , ofFnllerton , Is atMlllard.-
A.
.
. B. Persiugor , of Colorado , h atPoxtou.-
J.
.
. > . Boyd , of Chicago , u the S!
lard. ,
Mrs ? 11. K. Strahora , of Denver Is incity. - *
"Roub on Sate. "Clears out rats , mice , roaches , fll
ante , bed bugs , okuuka , chipmnnl-gophers. . 15o. Druggists. . -
DIED-
.NEBER
.
ChnrleiNebfr. ion of EUzaband Charldi Ntber , February 8th , ai4 month' .
Funeral took place from Tenth iCapitol aveaue , Sunday, February llth1:30 p. rn.
THfe GREAT GERM ,
REMEDYFOR PAIN
ItaUtres and care-
tRHEUMATISJNeuralgia ,
Sciatica , Lumbjfl-
iBACKACHE ,HI1DKEI, lOOIHiCn
SORE THROAT ,
QU1NSV , BWELLl.-SO8PIIAINS ,
Screneu , Cult, Bnuiti-
FROSTBITES. .
ill other txxtllj tt-in ! pal-
m.nm
.
CHITS i BOTH
Soli ! til DratititiD-caleri. . Olriotloul UUngnafM-
.Tbi.
Chulll A.7ogel r-
BaMMWrtUA( T l tA-
BalUMW *, Mi, C. S
SPECIAL HOTICE ® ,
tl-SPECIAL 8 will POSITIVELY not bsorted unless paid In advance.
10 LOAN MONfcY-
T f ONKY TO LOAN-Call at Law office of D-
1VJ_ Thoiras room BOrelghton Bloc-
k.T"
.
LOAN $3,000T LOAN On chattel mortgage
MOSEY . A. B. Tutton. Na. 1010 JJouj-itreot front room up utaire._4351-
TO IOAN At 8 per centterestmsumsof J-.OOOand
wards , for gto C J oars , on flret class city and f :propcrt ) , Bioai Umi EHIATH and LOAH Aou-IBth and DouglaaBt-
a.MONBYTO
.
LOAN At 8 per cent. Hhtlvand Loan Agency , oppo-
poatodlce. . 707.1
LOANED On Chattel MorlRaieMONEY . Room No. 1 , over Merchants
. 977ln-
YMNIEO(
Wanted male nr female. In vAGENTS town In the Urlted States $1-1to 115.10 parday etelly ante. G , E. KlDEO& O J. , 10 Itercl y Street , New Yoik City.-
J.
_ 18 Imo mor-
.WANTED
.
A lady agent to csnvas for a iAddiesi U. M. , thli otnlce.
Girl for general houte* ork. 1WANTED , SjUtb avenue , 2d house toitl-St 0761
ANT I'D A iccond girl. Apply 1310 T-
lerpirtbtrcet V79-
1lfANTEO Ti'o o Interdlnz to learn the c (
V > t rrcrfoc' diesscuttlni lokrow tintagents will reruOn for one week at 111H leietiect. IMterns a tpeclally. OSO-I1
Ten active , p iMtig men toand Intieducu a well knovn article to tt
lei In ihlacltr. Kugajcment jeroiateat If w-
to travel 81,60per day aud Coinmlttloq. A
Hone an 1 waon wanted , ! per diy. ApMonday , at 0JOcf Mr. Brady , Crelghton Ilou
C7JH1-
H7ANIED A good b rber. JobbyttejiW Apply to II. F. OUMPKKT-
.MIIO.
! Fremont , Net
housekeeper , a mlddle-aiVy woman , without children In fuullr of-
Addrtu thli week "J. P. Amc'TUnter1 lieOaiaba , afler which at Blair. 85810-
YY wtller, llth itreet. 9721-
27TIRL WANTED For general honi worlT2-
JT DaTtnpoit 81. 930-1
DINlNd-Hcom girl wanted atfiuifleldBIMI
honr*.
Four nnt elt s Mllcltora , t IgrajWANTED( men. Mar.led menpreferrM Ad-dretk
-B. If. B < office. 639-15
ANTED. . ROOM-A refined gentleman ofquiet habits dcslrei to ecgate a pennmerl
oem lth strictly private fimlly feb lt21-
ORSE W NTRD-Abu9ne i man likes tohire a hone for fcur or Urn half ajiptr
week , to ca'l at hla customers round town , llaigot ha-nesi and very light nagon of hlj own.
feb lo 2-
1WANTEDPIea i t furnlufced room or inlt *traveling mm anil wife w th-
biard Addretn until Febru > rv I5th , "f.-cate
.Hllhrd Hotel. ._y Olt KENT rlOUOtO ANU-
FTOK KENT A doilranle cott ge of lU to m-
c.nvenl'nt dUtireofnm dip , Irqulraof-Uri. . J. A. Parsons , cor. 17th anj ilarcy ttreetf.-
IpOK
.
RiJNT Ilrun of four rooms ard kltc-hJ
-? en. Apply A. Murphy , 4Ws.uth 14th 8tret.929-lit
FOR RENT Furnished ruoin at 1C93 Farnara"t. C81-13_
HlOJt hEVI ilxroomhou e , with barn , 18th1 avcnpnt. Five room cr lr iir < . ner.
10th and Hkkory. Inquire of J I Hll'pg HI E '8 'H 15US. 5th._FOR RKNT r o Urrc norrs , furnl hfd ol
, 8ui south 18 h street OC3 U-
JE OK bt.Inquire nex dcor 8C9 12-
ITIOil
0,1 RlNr-Fu-nhhel r-otiwllh board , Ka.1 bath room. Also table board , i718-ro' i5j-
OlV.f
KENT-4-acr s limlvthinlj m Ids ofL; IVttoIllcc , with hoinooftwa rooms , Undin throe larcd , onao1 2lncro >, one of 18 acresaid one.of t acres , and all nlf f nce
.t1.
BJM Aye-t ,15th nnd rcU-
.elUK
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IU.NT Ijoublg oitlcolu Jacobs' Mock.-
810.1WUSNT lp-3lalts) Fatnam at.JOHN O. JACOBS.-
A
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UAH CHANCE FOR UHnT Tt.eZnd storrjtnd txsomotit ot bulldln No.llll harnamInquire next dooreu . J18 Irm-
On R"KT-One orran , .00 per m-nth , at-A.
_. IIoipj's iluslc Hall 777im-
7UKM8IIEU ll'iOMS AND 11 IAUUM"ort7rn-ii cos 1810 Oodga St. 573lm-
y house % 2 to 10 rooms , at $3 to-er roc-nth Shrlver'g llont Lureaii , op-
.ooat.
office. Q768tf-
t,70K 11ENT era! sma 1 houses , B roomsDR. 0. U. PAUL.-
L1OH
.
1UN1 One Ut e nliy furmshed roomX! with board for two at 1808 California St-
.707ltuo..
.
T>iKMIS'New Map of Omaha , Juit oomp-UJ
and- ready for delh ery at 93 each. Is 4 feet wide
by 7 feet long. Largest and most complete mapot Omaha ever published. Official map ot th-cltv. . Bee column.
SALR
83 EO per thru and , delivered ea B-
.&M.
track , a Omiha All orders ilicctod-to Belle uollrick y.ril , Sarpy ( , will is-ce
-
vo proii ps a'.trnt'on. QIilOJ
SALi OH tXOHA llE-Forty atrcs ofrOK , 4 rullta ouhint M BLUr. Wll tellthem or cxcli.tipc lor gocd pilr o1 hoi see. Ap-
.ly.
Hrns i an liro'ri , gid ueis , , or ui-"BooBle.
-. " 92-12
POK SALK-Uo ol furn'ture , I'dudlrrburbar fixturewtha lanaof t obulldlre.I-
ii4U.
re ot Il'eljar O'Kecio r V Kuccra , No. Jal-so th 3ihetro t , Oiishi , Nob. 8T-ls :
SALK-Furnlturo nn I Inside nt'ln' s atEOH Itc Hou eonlOtU strctt , b.t. Da > onjort-apdCapI Oltfnu- . feSilO
Kb toil SALE CIIKAl'-CinilUs westofHOI . % , on the Union Paclllu railroad.Brick barn , two story hotel and furniture , threalose 1x132 , Kood stand , go d business. Goadreason * for eelllng. Inqulru of subscriber.-
AL.
NOHUIS ,713-lm-mc Noith I'end , Neb ,
fj>OR JSALS Threa mules ni two horn ;.Jt? OUEiSTODDARD ,
JeOur Hia tquuro table ,fC23t 16th an 1 CM ; . .
SAL' TVa n ot limes , uarocai andwajro-at817 l.-m n rr'h Hie t 9G13t
LK ijpanof injlos , hnrn-Inqu'ro' Jamut Kal.on rOpcrahotue vauta.
818lm-
oWK otti r far ftilo t a bareatii thn cnjloo ar dnew In moat ur works. Th *
ccin.l t outfit ''sai iofil i-s ne * , nd coui l tt of-
"n lie(40( h'rspo c ) B'ilf , HeaterSteam-P mp , Htnoke bti. K , B cam nnd Water uauzo' ,Wottr'Jark Hp > , tc. Itwllbetikeuout nliMit thi Ornt of nsxt M y Pirtlo inter ,
tcilarnltivl ul oca'lnii'ls' n 't Inoro-atlon dnyand nijjlt (Hund-ja rxrcpter ) at thn W dm anLinseed Oil < , comerfceva tointh and Klch-clan frtito 917im-YnOlt AlK-Ilou c and 13t for ale on S 13th-JL 'nJ Iorcs8) stitcti. Call on the prtmlaca-
.8S812tt.
17)0 U AIli-l' C"Cts maps of Neiraska *0-cJ; rach. For btrgaiiiH In o aha Citj Improvedand un mpr cd property , call on Wm. V , Shri-ver
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, neil Estate A cnt , oppos to po tolllce.7R1H-
I.1OII SAl.E tifx room cottage with barn nd-
Jj half lot on Chicago street , near High SchoolOnly *2300. JIcCAQUE ,
COO del 27-t Opp. Pos office.-
J
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,1Olt BALK A Jrnt clntu cecood Band prjaeton-'I' Call at 1319 TTarntySt_897U-
BKICK FOR SALEt9.00 perl tb'U'and , Yard 15th street , two blocks
louth tt Bn'levuo roaddfc 23-3mt_LORENZO DIBBLE ,
E1IIS New Map of Omaha , Just completed am.B ready for dclU ery at $3 each. Is 4 feet wideby 7 feet long. Largest anj mot complete mapof Omaha ever published. Official map of thedty. Sea column.
A Watch Cra'ro , attached wl'h buckltLOSTa black silk ribbon. Finder will be re-
warded hy returning It to W. A. Rcdlck-
.T
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OST Yette-day altcrnrxn.an Otter Muff con-
I-
f talnlng v. ) Itafandkeichlef with bluaborder-in Quiring or Uards'ne * , between 18th andSO h. Finder ca I lor nward at Hobbn Hr-
80910th
- . ',sUtet 060.KJ-
MAQ'STEH OF PALS1YSTKHY AND COND'TIllNALIST , 498 Tenth street , between Farnamand Harnoy. Will , with i he aid of guardianSDlrlta , obtain for any one a glance of the paaland present , and on pertain conditions In tt r ru-turo.
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. Boots and Shoos made to order. Pittedsatisfaction (ruaronteod.
Absolutely Pure.This powder necr varies. A marvel of purity
ttrengtb and wholceomenesa. More economicalthan the orplnary kinds and cannot be sold Incompetition with the multitude of low teat , shortweliiht , alum or ph r5h t po *ler. Sold only In-cans. . RoTii. BAIUCO Pownia Co. , Wall 8t , wMew York.