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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
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TERET SCHEDULE.
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INEREi SCHEDULE.
Z In force Octobc; 81 ] S93.
i.enrc .Hcrandria: 500 =. NJ. 1:3o, $50. 900.
1880 1f:5O. 1870 P. NJ. 100, 800, 800 4:3O.
$50 $50.
Lears Washington: 6:15 A. NJ. 7:3O. $50, $50,
1850, 1880, 1870 p NJ, 100. 2:3O. $50, 4:3O,
$50, $50.
Same schedule on Sundays commencing at $50
q. m.
STEAMER ARROWsMITH FOR POTOMAC
RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington nth street wharf. at =! IN;
leaves Alexandria, King street wharf, at Il. M;
connects with B. * O. r. r. at 'Shepherd's;" also
at Alexandri. with 7:3O a. M. ferry boat from
Washington. On Mondays for Nomini and inter
mediate landings, returning on Tuesdays On
Thursdays for Curriomap, Nomini, st Clements
Bay wharvcs and intermediate landings, return
ing Fridays. On Saturdays for Cnrrioman. Leon
ardtown and intermediate landings, returning
Sundays.
For information apply at office 9Th st wharf,
Washington. d. G.. and ut Office i.nt Of King ST.,
Alexandria. Va. {. W. RIDLEY, Manager
JB PADGETT Agent; oct30
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BUSINESS C.iRDS.

DOEEkT J. THOMAS.
IL Late of Louisville. KY
BROKER N GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON
AND PETROLEUM,
No. 613 10Th St. Nat. Metropolitan Bank Bulldog
WASHINGTON. D. &.
Orders to buy or sell on margin or for cash,
executed on the Chicago Board of Trade and New
York Cotton Exchange.
Constant quotations instantly received by di-
rect private wires.
F. p. SCHMTTT & CO.. Chicago Correspondent.
SAWYER, WALLACE & Co, New York Cor
respondent.
REFERENCES: National metropolitan Bank,
Washington: W. il. Lambert, Cashier Citizens
National Bank, Alexandria.
Orders by TELEGRAPH or TELEPHONE
promptly attended to. novI-'5m
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Boots and Shoes
FOR FALL AID WINTER.

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
! have Just received my Stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES for this season, comprising GentcInen's,
Ladies' Boys and Misses, which for wear and
durability cannot be surpa 'scd in this or any
other city. | keep none but
FIRST. CLASS GOODS IN MY STOCK,
which am willing to sell ut = small advance. /
am also prepared to make anything TO order in
nv line of the BEST MATERIAL and workman
ship. and good tit guaranteed. Repairing prompt
~ done.
Onlv authorized agent in this city for J. T.
COUSINS LADIES FINE SHOES.
+. PAFF'S, 90 King street.
n,y--o,n Alexandria Va.
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FOR THE LOWER POTION!

FOR THE LOWER POTOMAC.
The steamer JOHN W THOMSON will leave
her wharf EVERY MONDAY, ut 1:3O H. H., for
Curroman EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 1870 am,
for Nomini. and EVERY FRIDAY, at T:3O a
m. for I.eonardtown a.;l intermediate landings,
returning on alternate days. Fare 25 cents for
any landing.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
DIRECT 40 STUPS)
The steamer JANE NOSE; Ely leaves her wharf
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at six
o'clock p. III. Ecturns on alternate days.
Single fare 50c; second class fare 25r.
Boston ircigEt taken As usual
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ICecream S cd II W :Gr,
TIE DRINK OF TIE SEASn>.
COLD--WHOLES OME--NUEEL- nF,isi'!:iF-

FUL.
BRESGLE has introduced Tia. ln">; i;.ii2i"tl,
combination OF Soda Water and lee Cream, which
is crowdng the soda fountains %! the large cities.
BRENGLE'S Cream Soda is genuine FROZEN
cream of the purcSt liavors in Chocolate. Vanilla.
Lemon. Strawberry, Pineapple, with sparkling
and bright Soda Water.
1t IS the most nutritious, cooing ami refreshing
beverage ever offered to thirsty lips, being Al
once food and drink.
Try it once, and you will drink il all summer
long.
BRENGLE continues TO supply his unsurpassed
ICE CREAM, Candies Pies, Cakes, Cream Pulls,
Tarts and Pastry of IL! kinds; Fruits, srlgarcd
and plain Caramcls. Nuts and Confcctonerics OF
all kinds, and caters of the best for families par
ties, balls, fairs and entertainments.
Always ready at 80 King st. ieS
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I OOK AT TH1S!-A half gallon of oil will sup.
II ply No. ADAMS & WESTLAKE Oil
STOVE with fuel for hours, burning at its full
capacity. You can get the best oil for IS cents
per gallon, hence your fuel would cost you not
quite2 cents per hour, and all expense ceases as
soon rs You have finished cooking and put out the
light. There is no fuel to be carried into the
house, no ashes to be carried out, and no dust
Consider these facts and then call and examine
the stoves at MCLEAN & UHLER'S,
sep2o 76 King street.
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The steamers ni ti,i> company make connection!
at Norfolk :nr Boston AMI MI points East; ut New
York with all points Vest and Northwest, and a
Alexandria with Virginia Midland Railway ant
Washington aud Ohio Railroad. Through rate
given and freight handled carefully and promptly
For further information apply to
F. 4. REED * CO.. Agent,
.Iaunrr's wharf
WIN. THOMPSON, President.
1416 street,
srri1--l; Washinrton D. c.
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Is presented with the following
CAPITAL PRIZE 5000.

35G Prizes distributing S13,050
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Company.
J. =. HORBACE, Manager
Application for club rates or for information
upon any other business, should be plainly writ
ten, giving State, County and Town Of writer.
Rcmittances should be sent by Express rather
than by z. 0. money orders or registered letters
Express charges upon So and larger sums will
be paid by the company.
Address plainly J. P. HORBACH,
Norfolk, Va
Agents for sale of Tickets required throughout
the State. Address applications as above.
The undersigned supervised the Drawing Glass
A Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery Company, and
certify that it conducted with strict fairness
to all interested.
GEO. T: ROGERS, Commissioners
CHAS. PICKETT. N'"ini'''i''e''
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FOE NEW YORl

FOB NEW YORK
STEAMERS r. &. KNIGHT AND JOHN
Ill i:5nN
EVERY F'ETEAN. an; returning leave New
York, from p,cf Il, East liver, EVERY SAT-
URDAT.
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DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

DOTDMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The ever popular palace steamer GEORGE
LEARY. with new boilers, new state rooms. new
furniture, carpets. etc, thoroughly renovated AID
wharf EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ami
FRIDAY, at : so y. III.
Fare. way. 81 Round trip. $50.
This company hating secured the connection
with tie BOSTON and PROVIDENCE STEAM
Frs EXCLUSIVELY, after the above date, ali
freight for points East can 20 only by the steam
ers OF this line. For further particulars apply ut
companys office, 18th -. wharf, Was! rglon.
Or, PHILIP y. II nrE.
ap2l Agt. Prin It. wharf.
rIYDE'S STEAM LINE w KY TO
PHILADELPHIA
Appointed sailing days from Alcxa j EV-
cry TUESDAY and from philadelpl' EVERY
SATURDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria with the Fir-
gnia Midland aud Washington and Ohio railroads,
and ut Philadelphia with Clydc's regular Steam.
ships
Freight forwarded with rromp.ness and caro-
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia. Quick
time. Frequent departures Through rates and
through bills of lading given. Insurance at the
lowest rates.
Agents
F. A. REED s. CO., Alexandria.
WM =. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. !: Gcorgt' n.
ianS-tf
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DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY CO..

OF NORFOLK, VA.
The franchise Of this enterprise is based upon
tho charter granted by the Legislature of the,
State To the Dismal Swamp Canal Company and
its legality has been fairly tested before the court,
The object in view is the Improvement and
extension Of the Canal, and that full opportunity
may be given the purchase of the tickets, OF
which there on V
$4,000 WITH 336 PRIZES,
the Drawing has been fixed for the
Goth DECEMBER.
at which time it will he made in tho city Of Nor
folk, before the public, and under the supervision
OF duly authorized Commissioners, and in like
manner eacl! Succeeding month
The Drawing of 22d November was most sue.
cesstuly and satisfactorily conducted; the dis.
tribution Of S!3 O50 giving assurance of the Sta
bility and good faith of the Company, and now
CLASS Is
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
E. NJ. ADAMS & CO.,

Successors to Ad:,a,S & Summers
FINE COLLECTION OF MEME EnY~' AND
SMALL GILL DREN'S HATS AND CAPS.
A. J.. l. and ST. Johns Cadet Caps.
New shapes and colnra in Hats pres''i'! 10 III"
trade rs soon a, they are placed on sac T.; the
manufacturers. l.. VI. ADAMS y W.
oct11 a6 King street
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DERFECTLY SAFE-PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
| We have been selling this oil for over eight
years and our sales have increased rapidly every
year. We know ii to be perfectly safe and for
that reason take pleasure in recommending IT.
Wiih the Hitchcock Lamp sod b. Mclean 4
rhicr a brighter and more steady light can be OBJ
!aIucd than by gas. We also keep uil stock of
Kerosene or Coal Oil Of usual quality a"d AT low
'st market prices.
oct31 F. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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STEAMER ARRowsMITH FOR POTOMAC

ISLANn AND sEAe':aRi' :oAsTlNG c.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
TAE MISSING AMELIA.
Death on the Prairie-The Body
FOND Near Stanton.
Special Dispatch to The BHs

Special Dispatch to The Bns
MADISON, Neb., April 2 The re-.
mains of Miss Amelia Church, the
young lady who disappeared ftom N or.
folk about December 29sh, we're found
about five miles from Stanton, Neb +,
yesterday. Three letters were found
on her person, evidently written be-
fore her leaving Norfolk. One of
them is to her father, In which she
stated that she WAS on her way to
Ogdsnsburg, New York, and for him
to meet her. She said she was hungry
and cold. She was laboring under
temporary insanity before she left
Norfolk. About $28 was found scat.
tered near her. Her remains had
been buried under q snow bank. A
portion Of her body had been eaten by
wolves. The body will arrive here tor
night.
STANTON, Neb, April Q The
body of Mis- A. M. Church was
found three miles north of this town
to-day. She was Q school teacher
and . relative of Prince, OF Mad
ison, Nebraska. She left Norfolk
about January first, and nothing ad
been heard from her until to-day.
Her perents live In Lawrence county,
New York The lady was badly mu.
tilated. The face and breast were all
eaten off by Wild animals. She evil.
IDENTIFY committed suicide as she says
on an envelope to send her body to
Parks Mills, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03

latter are San Carlos Apaches, who
left the reservation Sept. 80, 1881;
returned unmolested to San Carlos the
following April, reinforced their
tength by the accession Of Chief
,ocos' band, aud after killing Chief Of
Police Sterling and an Indian scout,
went on grand raid through
out the territory; after killing
l43 people altogether, they re.
turned to Mexico, from which
they have recently emerged again.
Communication has been kept up all
winter between these Chiricahua
chiefs In Mexico and their confreres
In San Carlos, and thorough under.
standing exists between them. Tho
feeling against Gsnerrl Cook Is out
spoken aud severe. He came here last
year herslded as an Indian fighter and
manager par excellence. 1t Is chsrita.
bic to think Crook actually beliexed
himself to be the fictitious character
from military ability made for him
years ago by cores. ondeut who
fed at mis- table, and who wrote from
his own headquarters; that he
actually relied upon the imaginary
dread his name would inspire In the
Apaches, and that he did not have an
idea that an outbreak would occur
at all events, he took not the slightest
precaution to prevent an outbreak,
nor the siighteat preparation for the
reappearance of the Chiricahua from
Mexico, both Of which wants he would
have foreseen to be inevitable had he
taken ordinary means to inform him
self As long as the 9TH of this month
l wrote to The Republican that
the usual premonitory nymp.
toms of ON outbreak were apparent,
and ohronioled the particulars of the
first raid of fifty Apsches from the
reservation. General Crook Is very
culpable, indeed, and there eau be no
possible excuse of his being ignorant
of facts known to your correspon.
dent, with other oitizens-facts preg.
nant with Importance to the unpro.
tected people of the territory. OF
course no one expects General
Crook to accomplish anything now,
owing to the very peculiar and quite
divergent system of field tactics fol.
lowed reciprocally by himself and tho
red allies. ~ st. Louis Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
THE SPRING HUNT.
Pursuit. OF the Hair Lifters in Arizona
and New Mexico.
Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.

Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.
ST.. LOUIS, April "A dispatch
from San Carlos, New Mexico, reports
two h lndred Chiricahua Indians en-.
tered the reservation Saturday and
that at noon that day we're within two
miles of the agency buildlng moving
In the direction of Globe. Couriers
were sent In all directions to warn the
settlers. Lieut.. Davis with Q company
OF Indian scout and band of volun-
teer indians started in pursuit early
Sunday morning and captured one
Chiricahua warrior, who Is believed to
have been concerned In the killing of
the chief of the scouts at Sterling a
year ago. Lieut. Davis will search the
country for trails. A rumor that a
fight had taken place between San
Carlos and Chiricahua Is not con-
frmed. Troops are concentrated at
Benson, Wilcox and Separ. 1t is
estimated the hostiles In Arizona do
not number 100.
THE DISSATISFACTION WITH CROOK
GLOBE, Ari., March 3l.-In all the
previous history of Indian outrages OF
Arizona and New Mexico, the right.
eous Indignation of the people has
never been aroused to the extent that
is finding impression, especially In
Arizona, now. Agent Wilcox obstin-
ately denies that any Apaches are of
the reservation, but no statement OF
his, official or otherwise, has any
weight with.the people here, for hi
previous statements In regard to the
status at San Carlos, proved false.
1t Is demonstrated that the mAssa
cres now In progress In both terrific
ries are perpetrated by White Noun
tain Apaches from San Carlos, allied
with some Of Juh's and Jeromms'
Chirioahuas, fresh from Mexico. Thss'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
Ee'll Get Even.

Wall Street News.
A son OF toll from one OF the woodsy
counties of this state entered Q village
jswelry store few days ago, after .
walk Of seven miles, and said to the
proprietor:
"Me an the old woman have been
disputing for the last three months
about eight.day clocks, and now I've
dropped In to have you settle the mat
ter"
"Wen7'
'The old woman says an eight. day
clock is clock which runs eight days
II you forget to wind It up every
night, while I say It's clock which
takes you eight days to wind up"
"Your old woman is right"
SIS she2"
"she Is. She's got the best of you
In this case"
"Waal, I'll be shot! But she
needn't do any growing over Ill I've
just heard that her brother was dead,
and being she's ahead on the clock III
keep the news to myself to get even
with her."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
Peterson + 516 8 10th at
Preborisky j cor 18th and William

Peterson 4 516 10th at
Preborisky j cor 18th and William st
Seeber G Leavenworth bet 9th and
10th ats
Shalda + 1929 8 12.h ct
Sander J g 9Th ct
Slack Geo 603 g 18th st
Schubel + cor 11th and CASTELAR, SITS
Strom r A llth bet Jones and Leav-
enworth SITS
Sedlmsyer Chas sos 9 9th at
Smock O cor Sth and Pacific SITS
SHELTON 708s 11th at
Trumbull b 1916 10Th ct
Thompson l. Oh 10Th at
Teylor r cor 10th and Charles sts
Taylor G 1920 llth at
Walsh GIL 10th st
Woods p Laavenworth bet 18th and
l3 h sts
Woodward r P4l7 Walnut at
Willis J A 1886 l0ih at
Willis L A 1886 q 10Th at
p. DESMOND,
Register First ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
The Floods in the South,
ecial Dispatch 70 TIE BEE.

WEST MELVILLE, La, April 2-The
Atchafalaya is still rising There is
eighteen inches more water than was
pected here, and probably there is
more In the swamps along the line of
the Texas Pacific road. Gordoche
bayou Is rising an inch daily. The
water Is running through the levee q
mile and half above the railroad
crossing, submerging many small
plantations.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
The Pretty City on the Hudson
Still the Worst Place
in America.
A Brutal Pugilistlc Battle by
Students Of the Polyteoh.
mic Institute.
Five Rounds Fought and Both
Participants Frishtfally
Bruised.

Chicigo Tribune Special.
Troy, N. Y, April 2 Among the
200 students attending the Rensselaer,
polytechnic institute In this city Is one
named Merlnas, hailing from Mary
land. and another ma med Scott, q
native OF Teoy. These two young men
engaged In dispute, and the enraged
southerner demanded S,ott's blood.
Merinas dispatched q challenge for q
duel to Scott, who proposed to settle
their Misunderstanding In accordance
with the London prize ring rules.
The Maryland man demurred,
but concluding II was the
only means of obtaining redress
finally accepted. Several days past
the students had been in training for
the battle, which wau fought last night
In a West Troy cockpit. About fifty
friends OF both parties drove to the
scene In coaches The pugiists wore
tights and slippers, and their breasts
were unprotected. The Troy sports
seconded the principals. The fight
was with bare fists, and, in the OPEN
Ing round, Merinas, by q blow upon
Soott's nose, fsttened It, and drew
FIRST blood, both clenohed, and after
considerable wrestling, without either
gaining an advantage, they were sep.
arated.
The second round started with
sparring, after which Meriuas made
feint for Soott's forehead, and then
oountered heavily on his neck. Scott
replied" with three quick strokes
upon the southerner's face, each of the
blows breaking the flesh.
The third round saw Scott's right
eye draped and Merinas' nose knocked
out Of joint. Tie round ended In q
rough. and tumble.
After striking wildly at each other
In the fourth round, the southerner
struck his opponent blow In the
stomach. He fell instantly, crying
aloud with pain. A "foul" was
claimed, but not allowed.
Scott came promptly to time for the
fifth round. While Merinas was look
Ing for an opening Scott struck him a
terrific blow In the face. Merinas
went down like log, When time
was called both eyes had closed, and
he failed to come to time.
The Trojan was declared the victor.
His lip, nose and all his face were
badly cut.
In addition to Merinas' other In.
juries his jaw was dislooated.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
Young w II 14l8 Howard
FIRST WARD REGISTRATION.

ADDITIONAL NAMES.
Anderson VIM 1906 8 6 tn al
Byrne Jas 1901 o 18th st
Bowlan Fl 808 10Th st
Brown Fl l. 708 11th at
Baldwin j L $40 8 10th ct
Bross N III 10l6 Howard ct
Davis ] s cor 18th and Howard at
Fiala j 18th bet Pierce and Williams
SITS
Fitzgerald ] bet l2sh and 18th st
Getzrichmann p K Il 5l4 s 9th st
Gstzricbmsnn A + w 414 18th at
Grocox Taos q 9th at
Harrlgan j 18Th at bet Howard and
jackson ut
Holm @ G 14l9 Spruce st
Hansen II Commercial Hotel
jacobson f p 11th st bet James and
Leavenworth st
Jensen III N Commercial Hotel
Kunz f o Sprdce bet Sd and 14th st
Roster 4 l0l7 Howard at
Lichtenberg j Bohemian hall
Light G r 407 jackson st
Massion A cor ll,h and CASTELAR,
Manning L 2l2 Jackson at
Miller g Marcy bet 7th and 9Th SITS
Mortensen 5 5l7 Pacific st
Nelson l. 4 10l4 l1th at.
Newhouse H bet 10th and l1th In alley
Nelson s 707 l1th st
Olsen James III Pacific Ut
Olsen M GOT 18th st
Pisronnst r d cor IL and Marcy sts
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
IN SEARCH OF MURpERERs.
A Hieh-Toned Gambler.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE BEE, ~

ST. LOUIS, April "A dispatch
from Virginia, Ills, says: Hon. L.
X. Chandler, a lawyer Of high sociI
and business standing and formerly q
member Of the Illinois Legislature, has
defaulted In the< sum of $1,000,
the losers being mostly
relatives, and the forgery Is alleged In
connection with the defAlcation and
Chandler has gone east oItensibly to
obtain money to settle his accounts,
but 1t Ia generally believed he will
never return, and gambling was the
cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
Tho Loss by the Ohio Floods.
Special Dispatch TO TIN BEE,

ST. Louis, April Am officer of
the government steamer Lily, which
arrived ct Cairo yesterday, after .
trip down the Ohio river Distributing
relief to sufferers by tho late foods,
states that 81 GOO, 600 would not cover
the loss Sustained b. ths overflow be-
tween Louisville and Cairo.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
Satisfa otory Evidepc ca.

J. w. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, Of
Austin, Tex, writes: I have been handling
DIR: VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS for the past year, and have found
ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds
and even consumption, always giving
entire satisfaction. Please send me one
gross by Saturdays steamer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03

Young man or woman, II you want big
money FOR small amount, insure in the
Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Associ-
alton. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, f5.9m.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03

CHICAGO, April 2.-The first num-
Der Of the Trade. Dispstch, q financial
and commercial weekly paper, has
just been Issued here. Its editor II
II. W. Seymour, the late night editor
of the Times. A man OF extended
journalistic experience will manage It.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
STILL AHEAD.

Eggs 12t cents per dozen or eight
dozen for 81. Fresh Roll Batter 20
cents per pound at
WIN. GENTLEMAN's.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03
In addition to the million which was
appropriated for the engines.
THIRD WARD REGISTRATION.

Blerman r 1924 g 10Th at
Baldwin O A 314 OH at
Bsal Chas 8lS Dodge at
Bate Chris 1908 Harney at
Rurnet l. d 1916 Farnam at
b ,neke Aug 1928 g oh at
Bond @ Il 4l8 18Th st
Bergquest p 324 10Th st
Clark James 3l3 10Th at
Carpenter G J ll6 10Th at
O. ffnan @ li24 ID uglas at
Connolly J 1lS n Oh at
Cahlll } 20S 11th at
Cady L II 1924 Dodge at
Cook w b 11l6 Howard ct
Cooper + l116 Howard st
Duffey j 913 Farnam st
Donahue j cor 8 h and Dodge at
Duback Gee 3l3 18th at
Dabsck Geo js 3l4 18th at
Dentzer 2 Sl3 Dodge at
Doyld ID Millard
Eberleln j 324 q 18th 81
Euglleh = $40 18th ct
Emerson Geo 923 Farnam ct
Frei Henry 312 8 10 h st
God win Park 109 9 14th st
CIskey H 81S Harney at
Gladstone M 113 g 14;h ct
Green q 1913 Capitol ave
Guisch P 402 14h
Hurler d A 223 n 18Th ct
Houck p 1911 Harney at
Hepgen IA 1924 q 10Th st
Hurzster AL 1909 Dodge st
Horriap II A 1910 Howard at
Hines G v 816 Howard at
Hibbard H II 1921 Douglas ct
Jefferson U e 1922 Dodge st
johnson Nose 1919 Farnam st
johnson 1924 Farnam at
Jesup b 413s 10;h at
Jones G 402 8 14th ct
Kudman F 32l 10Th ct
Kelly T Millard
Kook G JH 1l16 Howard ct
Katli And 1924 Douglas at
Lit fiji agwell O A 4l3 18th st
Lswis ,hn 1918 Capitol av
lehman @ 400 14th st
Lille Bert 111G Howard at
MrDonaid J 224 n IL h ct
McGlll A 1O4 II 18Th ct
McCulchan W B 1905 Harney at
McManus J 224 10 h st
Mccormick O Paxton
Mccormick J Paxton
Mccoy Frank 1915 Davenport st
Newell S Millard
O ylesby VIM Paxton
O Conrell Pat 315 18th
Propost f " ol3 F,roham
Proence M X lV2; Douglas
Q ,irk ] 1902 Douglas
Ryan d 413 10th
Rot thohilds L 13 l6 FArnhsm
RAIN Hans 402 . 10Th
Soherver A 1874 . Ion ss
Smith o P 1924 Dodge
Sewers A j 1924
ssgesser al lOO2 Douglas
Steward Ed 1lO9
Scribner Frank 402 8 14.h
Ssxer Fl 400 14th
Smith O III n 9th
Stanbery b 222 r 18Th
Toels j 214 n 14th
Tirtle j 14l1 Douglas
Trice T 022 Cap ave
Taylor ] 800 Harney
vack ] 321 18th
Willkoff } 1924 Dodge
Wolfe j M 120 14'h
Woodburn M 1913 HArney
Williams II 1918 Dodge
William, d Mlllard
Wisth Fred 324 8 10th
Wirth K 1914 Harney
Wright @ Paxton
White T w 316 9 1lth
| Wsgnor Ed 400 9 14th
Weherer j l. 402 Harnsy
White G w Csnfisld house
Young w Fl l4lS Howard
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03

PHILADELpHIA, April 2.-The Jour
neymen cigar makers ak an increase
OF wages from one to six dollars per
thousand.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-03

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rod q Dormsns. If