Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1874, Page 4

ihEOUMAHA BEE MONDAY, SEPT. 21, lS7L ] OFFICIAL PAPEK OF THE CITY. ——— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE s served to subscribers by carrier, 10 1Y (Sundays ex- .75 for Tus Omara Dacy REx has by far the LARGEST in the city, and is, ‘beretore, the best snd advertising ™fiaTss or ApvErTiEING.—Local motices, H ] .‘lfin by the -..':n, 1o onmter” o cen iverlisement inierted Tor ees tha 80 sente. Motices, Statements, D eoemirion sareiti reviitn by 2 -5:‘ 16 be furnisbed, wust be e e e i e amedsy. I.. Local advertisereuta before two o0k v M. ‘Advertiscments wesore ove o'cluck P. K Al sdvertisements fur the WEEKLY BEx . be banded in before Monday noon, for the v week's is-ue. . A KRIVAL AND DEPARIURE OF TRAINS. fime Cacd of the Burlinston Route VE AT OMAHA. Mal ». *Mondays excepted. This is the only line running Pullman Hotel. g, D. HassyP vmom, nabt, Bob. iTCHCoCK, el wea: A Chi Union’ Mlc. Chieago & Northwest-rn. es3cA M. *I0M0F.M 250 P.M. GWAM t.Jo. & Counctl Blufis AM. 10:00AM PN 60PN Omaka & Northwestern snd Sloux City & Pacific, Daily y. Oumnibuses and l-au- corner Varnhai atd Ninth s 145 Esstern_cities, Nebrask: city, ¥ Tmm. Council Blutls apd Buriing. ton, dnelllllflll-m cluses at 4:30 &. m. and 81" Louis and St. Joseph, due &t 10:00 2247 p. m.; closes &t 1:45 p. w. snd 4:30 . w. Office open & undag 2101 p. m. K. YOST. Postmaster. Republiean County Comvention. A Republican Coun 'y C nvention for Pouglas n...ml ‘will bo beld at the Court House in the ity of Guaba, on Tue-day, the’ bday ot Oc- w , for the pur- Tiwo Sen tors, Legislnture, and St County’ Co miss voted forut the lection 1o be hel| on October 13th, 1874, and £r the purpose of transactiog =u-b other bus~ Bess a8 comes properly before said Con_eation Each Ward 1 the City of Omaba will e en- titied 1o sev-n Delogates. an 1 each p ecinct out- ' «ald city, thres (3) Delegates tosaid Cou- Tention. ry elections for the purposs cf choosing anch delegat are hersby called for Saturday, be- pen in 'wa"d" n votos wil wald Primary . I ctions, and "0 pers. n will b-sliowed 5 sovivtored or ldentifed 10 el o & dlm.nlu: o e ns & properly qus b 140 vouer f 1he Ward where his b-t/0" s offr . The fcl.no-ln snch primary o 1at Ws ‘s Store, Vliey Fiorence Precinct—At Florente Schoc] ouse Chicagn Precin 1—At * Ikh.rn Starion House. Me rdle Precin t— tMe \rdle School = ouse Fichorn Precinct - At Elkiora City ~chool House. Lazatoss Precinct—At Sa atog-School Ho T nulas Precinct—At Jo:1Grifi. 'a R.s Weat Omaba Precinct—At 0. B Sel Milard Preciuct At Millard's tation House - neder. uglas County Bepublican @mmittes. T, JOEL T_GRIF" IN, Chatrman, JOHN M. THURSTON Secretury. Republican Convention for 25th Repre- sentative Distriot. Delegates from the several count'es f the untive Di trict will r eat 3t the Beptemier purp king a nomin. tion -nuuuhrumdhmtl for the mext Leglala- T counti-s composing sxid district, and the ver of delegotes cach are eutitled £, are & epu istrict . ELAM CLARK, ¢ hatrman. Rej ublican pap-Ta of the District please copy TOADVERTING FSeeine 5P CT LAZION of ©DAILY BEF i- morve han double that of any other dally aper publisticd in Nebraska QMAHA BREVITIES, —Eighty-fivects per can istheprice of fresh Baltimore oysters which arrive daily by express at Peyeke's Restaurant. sept2. —An effort will be made _to have the Adelaide Phillips Upera Troupe sing herein November. —Policeman William Ryan has found one of the Watches which ‘were stolen from the Barracks hos- pital the other day by a soldier, who ‘was arrested for desertion. The timepiece had been “soaked” at a second-hand store. —Samoel A. Echols, the land agent of the Urion Pacific railway, at Atlanta, Georgia, arrived here Saturday with a party of about cwenty-five settlers for Nebraska. Among the number were the family of Mr. Echol's father, who located at Columbus some months ago. —Notwitlistanding the muddy condition of the streets, the Blais- dell Comedy Company played to quite a large sudience Friday night. #The Irisk Cousin” and the *‘Rus- tic Relative,” composed the bill, tvhich was rendred in s highly satis- factory manner o the audience, swho demonstrated their apprecia- tion by frequent applause. “The Zancashire Lass” will be presented L —The train from Chicago Sai- urdny, over the Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy railway, was six hours late. —It's a pity that John Smith will drink. He was assessed $5.00 at the Police Court Saturday for an over indulgence in Intoxicating bev- erages. ~—George Hines is being exam- ined Saturday before United States Commissioner Smith om the charge of selling liquor without & license. —That drunken oripple who was run out of Council Bluffsa few days ago, raised another disturbance Fri- day night on Farnham street. He ought to be shipped back to Coun- cif Bluffs where he belonzs. —“The Scienoe of Life” is the title of the latest work of Rev. Charles Kingsley, Canon of West- minster. It is good sohd reading, and will well repay a careful peru- sal. Weare indebted to 8. C. Ab- bot & Co., for a copy of the work. —A. Rosenberry, a carpenter em- ployed by Charles Aumock in fitting up his roadhouse in Saratoga pre- cinet, Friday afternoon received a very deep cut in the palm of his band by a chisel, and bled nearly a gallon. He was obliged togo to the Barracks to have the wound sewed up, —Policeman Clark found a drunk- en man lying on the muddy side- walk in front of the State Bank late Friday night. The man bad $400.n his pockets, and it is 8 wonder that he had not lost it either by accident or by thieves. He was taken toa hotel and put to bed. He ought to be thankfu] that he was disoovered by Policeman Clark, —Thursday afternoon quits & erowd was called in front of Max Meyer & Co.'s cigsr stors by the novel sight of an Indian having his moccasins blacked by a boot-black. The rative American compensated the “shine-em-up” with & plug of {obacco and fifteen cents. —An agent of 3 wholesale liquor house went into Curry's bath rooms the other day, and tooka bath. He went to sleep, in the bath tub, and was not awakened till an hour after- wards, when the employes thinking it rather strange that he should re- main so long, forced open the door, and found him tak'ng a very com- fortable nap. Water has p very strange effect on that gentleman. —Charley Aumock has just com- pleted the work of enlarging and fitting up his elegant residence in Saratoga precinct for a roadhouse, which he will throw open to the pub- lic on to-day. It will be a pleasant resort, and we have no doubt will be well patronized. Mr. Aumock proposes to keep every- thing cholce in the refreshment line, 0 that the hungry and thirsty can satisfy their appetites to the utmost. —Dropping into E. F. Cook’s stove store on Fourteenth street, we found Mr. Cook shipping a large number of stoves to the West. We noticed two styles—the “Omaha’ and the “Argani” parlor stoves— that are meeting with a very large sale, on account of their beauty, dus rability, and extra heat-giving qual- ities. These stovesare an ornament to any parlor or drawing-room. Both hard and soft coal oan be burn. ed in them. Mc. Cook makes a specialty of heavy “Vuleans” for depots and 1arge rooms generally. —Mr. Clark Dunn, an old ac- quaintance of Mr. Jack Morrow, is in the city, and is stopping at the Metropolitan. Mr. Dunn is from the Black Hills,which he reports to bea region full of gold. He presented to Mr. Morrow three nuggets which were worth $100, and he is trying to induce Mr. Morrow to go with him tothe Black Hills with a six mule team, with which to haul out the gold by the wagon load. The gold lies around loose, and nobody to pick it up. ‘Who wouldn’t go to the Black Hills? Mr. Dunn reports that the order of Sheridan put a stop to the grand rush that was about to Le made on this new Eldorado, and Le predicts that whenever the order is removed, every ineh of territory will be covered with gold-seekers. Eecl Estate Sales. For the week ending, Sept. 18¢h, 1874, Caroline K Read to 8 Lehman, east 22 feet of lot 7, block 122, Oma- ha—$10,000. John H Brown to Martha A Brown, s half of1, block 91, Omsha, —$100 00. Oscar B Selden to Mary H “'rlgh(. block 9, in West Omaba— $1200 A Hurle\, Sheriff, to Emma C Johnston, n'w s eand s half of s eof 18, 15, and 12—$960 00. Alex Hunter to William Ballenger, lot 2, block 66, Florence—$200 00. Barth M Corri to John Larson e alf lot 6 block 8, Omaha—S800 00. 8§ A Strickland to lsaac S Hascall, 132 square rods 1 ne ne 34, 15, 13— £258 00. W A Bachner to August Wohlgeh, 60 feet lot 5, Hawes' addition-~ £275 00. Sophia Lowe to Cathedral Chap- ter of the Diocese of Nebraska, lots 7,8, 9and 10, block L, Lowe's ad- dition—S1 00. Lane & McIntosh to James Gile bert, part of lot 5, Lane’s addition— $200 00. Building and Saving _Association toJ M Welling, lots 25 and 26 in O Band S A Add—$1,200. N H Coffman to Andrew Rose- water, lot 4 bloek w, Shinn's Third Add—s350. ‘Wm Williams to M F Shinn, lot 16, block 1, Armstrong's Add— 1,000, Byron Reed toschool distriet No. 1, 1ot 7, block 337, OmahaA$10 00. Tsaac B Rockenfield to John G Lee, west halfof lot 7, bloci 337, Omuha—$2,500. G H Boggs 2to Saml G Mallet south 44 feet of lot 4, block 17— —$1,000 GEO. H. PETERSON, the piouee clgar manufacturer, keeps con- stantly on hand the very best brands of cigars, and also “.one Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and “Durham” Smoking Tobaoco. 211 Douglas street. mayBeodly QUEER PRACTICE. How a Young Shyster Practiced on the Confidence of His Friends. About two months ago & young mau named H. Lorenski, profess- ing ,to be & lawyer put in an appearance in Omaha, and added his name to the long list of embryotio Blackstones who are struggling to make a pre- carious living. He was hard up, and was not ashamed te acknowl- odge the fact. He wanted work; he must have something to do, and being & young man of indomitable energy and un- limited cheek—two of the many requisites necessary to success 1o thelegs profes:fon—hesucceeded in obtaining some employment as & oollector for various parties, and in addition to thishe managed to pick up a little practice. After wiLning the confidence of several p:rsons he began to take advantage of that confidence, and yfter *besting the town” to the amount of several hundred dollars, he left for Chicago to-day. Among his victims was Jean Libert, the tailor, from whom he obtained a suit ofclothes, and which he paid for witha worthless check on the Omaha Na.onal Bank, He collected meveral bills for Dr. Babcock and other per- sons, and from one man he got $100, which he did not accountfor. ¥rom acertain gentleman, whose name need not be mention, he borrowed two coats; a milliner was beaten out of & bat for his wife; and a young man is out & watch, which he lent to Lorenski, who wanted to wear it to Lincoln, where be pre- tended he had & law suit to attend to. His operations bacame known to those most interestod. and Lorenski thought it was about time to give his creditors and other friends the cold shoulitgr by leaving town, which he tried to do yesterday aftesngon, but he was detained at the Union Pacific depot by some of his vie- tims, who wanted to bring him to time. The Distriot Attorney was con- tne opinion that Lorenski had play- ed his game ¢ wej) that he had not made himself criminally liabla. Lorenski, however, gotaway this morning by the dummy, and left for Chicago by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway. That fellow will yet make his mark at the bar. The “Variety Bazar” will MOVE duriny eomingweck to its large el- egant brick store Cor 13thand Doug- las St., formerly Herald Office. Will occupy BOTH ROOMS and. stors of th kind west of Chicaga. You can seoure bargains NOW in WALL PAPER to save meving it.A full line of SCHOOL BOOKS én stock. sept191t REMOVED. Tae B, & M. R. R. LAND OFFICE has been removed from the corner of Farnham and Ninth streets south, opposite the Union Pacific R. R. De- pot, and to C. B. & Q. OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. sept16Lf Remember the Grand Concert at Thiele's Hall to-morrow afternoon, 1t Personal. D. J. Gibbon, U. 8. A., of Wash- ington, is at the Grand Central. Hon. B. I. Hinman, of North Platte, is registered at the Metropol- itan. Conrad J. Smith, of Chicago, the well known commercial traveler and singer, is at the Metropoliten. W. M. Francis, Esq., has gone East on business, it is said of a mat- rimonial nature, T. H. Dearborn, the Pacific coast agent of ‘he Omaha favorite route— the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway—is in the city. He will go weat to-day. D. O. Mills, president of the California bank, and Coben, the celebrated Ban Francisco merchant, arrived in the city yesterday in a special car, and go east over the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway. George W. Newman, represent- ing Sutter Bros., cigars aud tobacco, Detroit, is at the Grand Central. George has been running around town all day making large sales of 3 new brand of cigars, thé“Nabob,” which everybody, who have tried them, declare is the nobbiest thing out. The following are the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel: A J Btranger, W T; A8 Bently, Chicago; Geo M Bwigart,do; J Hen- ry, Fremont;lias Patrick and wife, Marengo, Lll; D Goodlauder, Rock- ford, 11I; M C Keith, North Plats Jos Mackee, do; Jas E Philpot,Lin- coln; F M ackerly, Chicago; Jas Carton, Ottawa, Tli; A G McAus- land, Omalia; W B Wright, Rich- mond, Ind; E Wolfsberg, Clarks, Neb; Jas Burns, New York; Clark Dunn and wife, Beltory Texas; Jno Kelly, Des Moines; § Sheedley, Tif- fin, Obio; Dick Bean, Texas; b R Fant, do; B W Bales, Ft Sully, Da- kota; J D Tracey, Pine Bluffs, The following are the arnvals at the Wyoming: H H Wrinkle W 8 Duncan, Burlington, Vt; B G Carter, Ore- gon; Jos Brems-camp, W F Man- ning, Boston; G C Burr, Q N P Mumaugh, Chicago; Mrs Judge Calter, Dr @eo W Soott, Dubuque ; ‘W Farreil, Cheyenne; E Lawson, Bhelby, Ohio; Guss Ford, J D Moore, Ogden ; Mrs 3reen, Denver; T B Wilson, Linooln ; L Browning, Davenport; N J Miller, Des Pl sulted in the matter, and he was of part ofbasement, and will be BY PAR the FINEST and LARGEST The Street Grades in Court. The street grading business has at last found its way into court, a sujt having been begun Friday by O. P. Hurford, guardian of Etta and Annie M Hurford,B. E. B. Ken- nedy, Anna A. Crary, Charlotte E. Turner, W. W. Lowe, E. O'Neill, and Addie T. Rhodes, and others, against the city of Omabs, City Treasurer Johnston, and A. J. Hans- com, to enjoin the city from levy- ing tte tax to pay fay for the grad- ing on St. Mary’s Avenue and Howard streets. The petition charges conspiracy as follows : Plaintiffs further say that a ma- jority of the property on the line of said street was tar more valuable for residence purposes, the oaly pur- oces for which 1t ever can ot will be used, before the alteration of said grade, than now; that said sireets Wero in good condition and traveled by all residents and others who de- sired, with ease and comfort, and the grade was sufficient as estab- lished in 1866 and 1868 aforesaid, to accommodate all persons for any ordinary vehicle of travel, But the piaintiffis charge the fact to be that the defendant, Hanscom, being the owner of a large tract of land near the west end of said avenue having laid the same off into lots and blocks and desiring to sell and dispose of the same to the best advantage, but be- ing unable so to do until he could obtain a line of street cars to run out upon said Howard street and said avenue, and being largely in- terested in a line of street care known as the “Omaha Horse Rail- way Company,” and desiring for the benefit of his interests in said horse railway, as well as for his in- terest in said land, to extend said railway out to said lands, did, as plaintiffs are informed, and believe. conspire with one Marsh, the ostensible owner of said railwav, and,at the times here- inbefore alleged, 8 member of said Common Council,and with one Gib- son and one Swobe, also members of said Council, who resided upon or near the line of sald street and avenue, to obtain from the said Common Council an order requiring the yrade of said strests as afore said to be ohanged a d graded,hold- ing out as an inducement to the other members of said Council, the grading of certain other streots In waid city, which would greatly en- hance the value of the property of the sald other members of tne said hody, and did by means of such inducements and the interests of the said Marsh Gigson, and Swobe, prooure the said order and the letting of the said contract asaforesaid. That tne change of grade and the ordering of saia grading, and the letting of the contract therefor, was induced by the said Hanscom, Marsh, Swobe, and Gilsson, hoping and intending thereby to benefit themselves, not for any public interest or benefit, but that the burdens thereby cre- ated would be too grievous to be Lorne. Auction Sale on the premises, N. E Corner of 19th and Paul Sts., one block from Street Railroad of & complete lotof household goods, nearly new. Sale Tuesday, at 10 o'clock. GRAY & ALLEN. sept 19 2¢ Auctioneers. Don't forget to go to the Grand Concert at Thiele’s Hall to-morrow afternoon, 1t For fine clothing and furnishing gouds to suit the fall and winter season, call at selseodts M. HeLiyaxN & Co. BUY BETSWORTH'S OELEBRATED DEEP SEA BRAND OYSTERS. The best flavored Oyster in the market. TAKE NO OTHER. For sale at wholesale by J. C. ROSENFELD, General Northwestern Ag't. Send for Price 80 Im. READ the new advertisement of M. Hellman & Co. septl5eodtf Boys', youths' and cbildren's clothing; the bost varieties and sold very low at selseodtf M. HELLMAN & Co. RurH'S CELEBRATED OYSTELE received twice a week. We war- rant every oan. sepl8t3 ITTLE & WILLIAMS, Choek Full of New Styles of Hats and Caps at Low Prices, at Bune's, Douglas st. ~sepl82 FOR RENT. Store room No. 202, Farnham 8t., formerly occupied by $mith Baun- der dry goods store. Inquire State Bank, s18 1w, Nonny styles of Hats, all grades, shapes and prices, daily arriving at Bunce's. sept18-2t Tudian Curiosities at No. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. CAKPETINGS. You can always find the largest and best assortment of —CARPETS— —OIL-CLOTHS— —WINDOW SHADES— —MATTINGS— —MATS AND RUGS— at JomN B. DETWILER'S, 14th street, between Farnbam and Douglas streets, 3 atfwlt. Any quantity of furnishing goods, such as shirts, underwear, socks, ete, from the “finest” to lower grades, sold very cheap at seldeodtf M. HELLMAN & Cov Propossls for Surrender ot Omaha City Boads. CrTY TREASURER'S OFFICR, OMana, Neb., Sept. 10th, 1674, Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Reptember 22nd, at 12 ., for the surrender of Qma-r ha City Bonds, in any sums to the amount of fifteen thousand dollars or less. Bids to be opened at the City Council meeting, September 22nd, 1874. EDWARD JOHNSTON, sept10-10t City Treasurer. Fresh Taffy and Caramels at the the Omaha Candy Factory. Fresh broken stick candy at half price. H. L. LATEY, Pouglas st., eor. 12th, AT thepersistent efforts and interests of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SATURDAY, Sept. 19, 1874. The board met pursuaut to ad- journwent. Present—CommissionersMcArdle, Knight and Redfield. ‘The minutes of the last meeting ‘were read and approved. Dr. McClelland, county physician reported 19 paupers in the puor house. A petition signed by J. F. Con- ner and 14 others was presented, asking for the loeation of & county road, commencing on the north line of ne qr of Sec. 6, Town 16, Range 13, and runninft thence souths easterly to Florence. The requirements of the law hav- ing been complied with, George Swlth was appointed a commissioner to view and report upon said pro- road. License for the sale of liquor were ordered 1ssued to George T. Cornell and C. T. Alexander, of Saratoga precinet. Proposals for grading the county road running west from Cuming street, were opened, and the contract therefor was awarded to J. D. Ellis, at 18 cents per cubic yard. The contract for building a stone culvert on said road was awarded to R. G. Jenkin-on at$150. Proposals_for building a bridge | across the Elkhorn river av Water- 100, were received and opened. _Ac- tion thereon was deferred until Mon- the 21st inst. The following accounts were al- lowed : J C Cowin legal services...... Byron Reed & Co., foes as- signed. J P Kei Stericaer & Wood worth, pos ing proclams Geo C Staley, witness on - uest ... ‘Wm McNamara, witness on inques H B Seel thieshin; M Pruitt, work at threshing, AT Rogers, vash expen fed.. Henry Neejer threshing— poor far: A B snowt de F Kelley, wood for poor. J H Lacey, lranspurtu- tion .. H L Pickard, work on m J L Thomas, & P Cassedy, « N B Ricker, . 8¢ Siephen Robinson, I.\uildmg uriage, Overlanders .. W J Young & Co., lumber... Adjourned to meet Sept. 12, 1674, Lewis 8, REED, $25 00 work at The Independents Wiil ot Unite With the Democrats. The following are the officlal pro- ceedings of the meeting of the In- dependents on Saturday: Pursuant to the call of the Presi- dent, the County Central Commit- tee of the Independents met on Sat- urday, Sept. 19th, 1874, at 3} o'clock, the President in the chair. The Seeretary keing absent, A. Clemens was clected Secxemr) pro tem. M Cumings was elected a mem- the committee from the Fifth E . Dudley was eleeted 8 mem- ber of the committee from the Sixth Ward. W. W. Connor was elected & member of the committee from Florence precinet. General Estabrook was elected a member of the committee from the Sixth Ward. the Independents of Douglas coun- ty, Neb , was called to mget at the court house in Omaha, on Thurs- day, the 2ith day of September, 1874, at 74 o'clock, to place in nom- ination a full county ticket. E. G. Dudley. M. Cumingsand A. Root were elcg.ed a finance com- mittee. E. Estabrook and H. Johnson were elected a committee on print- ing. e committee adjourned tomeet at the court house, September 24th, at 7 o'clock. Wt CARNABY, Pres't. A. CLEMENS, Sec'y. Delegates to the Democratio County Con- wvention. The following delegates were elect- ed Saturday in the different wards to attend the Democratic County Convention which meets at the Court House in this city on the 26th instaat: First Ward—W L Wilcox, J F Morton, C C Merricle, E B Calla- han, C Brandes, P Larson, P O'Byros. % devond Ward—St. John Good- rich, M J McKelligon, JumesG Me- geath, Charles Simpson, J O Corby, Thomas Kennedy, H P Duel. For assessor, C Hartman. Third Ward—L Miller, B A Mof- fat, W O Bartholomew, H Lager, A J Potter, Thomas Howard, T Burke. Fourth Ward—8 N Mealio, David Schwenck, D C Sutphen, J P Bart- lett Charles Landrock, Jas Smith, T W T Righards. For assessor, W J Yates, 2 Fifth Ward—A J Roberts, David Richards, Ferninand Streits, Thos Falconer, Georgo Kinney, Martin Kinney, William Carnaby. For precinct assessoor, _ Ferninand Streits. Sixth Ward—Samuel Herman, E B Chandler, Julius Ross, David Hyme, E Wakely,J E Boyd, B A Hall. Overcoats made up in the best style, for comfort as well as ele- gance, at very moderate prices. sl5ecd tf M, HELLMAN & Co. S SEE McKelligon's card on second page. June2-tf WINDOW SHADPES & TRIMMINGS. Tinted shade cloth, wbite linen Hollands, band shades, store shades and cords and tassels to match. Jou~ B. DETWILER, (arpet Store, 14th street, oetween Farnham and Douglas. sep3dtfwlt ‘WALL PAPER for sale very cheap at Joux B. DETWILER'S Carpet Store, 14th street between Farnbam and Douglas. sept3dti&wit Fourth Ward Registration, The undersigned will sit at John T. Edgar's hardware store, 246 Douglas street on Friday, Saturday | and Monday, September 11th, 12th and 13th, and Thursday, October $th, for the piirpose of registering the legal voters of this ward, and for the purpose of correcting the registry list. £. Huaus, seplOtt Registrar Fourth Ward, On motion, 8 mass meeting of LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. NOT! Sale, Loet, Wani ! B Tnacrect I8 Shens ol oney”tor. TEN CENTS per lins; each subsequsat FIVE CEF 8 per line. The first never less hoy TWENTY-FIVE CFNTS OUND E-TRAY—A team of light ba; A e owner on hia callingat cor. 13, and Jackson st | septIpiste I{Dfl- OR STRAY D—A biack cow, spots 0n head, Oneour O 8 ot 10 7 cata o1l iberal reward will do paid for the Feturn te, or fuformation of the” wheresbouts ot at 0G! Lowe'saddition from $116 to $140,cash. ANDREW ROSEWATER. 180 Frnham street. OR SI"AYLD_Throe cows, two red . A pa ir vhemlmun. left at SOUTHERN MOIEL. septiTadis STRAYED OR STOL , & medium sizot red old. " Any persor, returail suit.bly rewarded. L% 5 OR RENT -Until April 1ed on Izard ttreet. WL be quire of soptlidit ONEY TO LOAN—Inquire at Law Offics M B oonrs, Fisthers Block Qwsha. esptisdtf Treitschke & Co., anu paying the costs thereon. | “ly “op woquuog 018 * AT AVNOSE oq ‘4een}§ YINeLINOJ 119 %@ 609 i ‘ATASIEHM SNI9 ONV SIIONVEE ‘SINIM ‘ANOTTIIA »® XAIIH PIIIESI dodde) se[dnoq Q) WeYuIeJ HYOTTEd XAVEL [‘w,, SALE- A weanuiful ¥ sidence, with fall lot, in Shinns aidition, very cherp and en e BOGGS & HILL urs timg, Bopid.dmw 4 Dodg Sircs. Beard and Lodging. ra. Pacilio Ho u ACK & FR, nm"u | Lan mast. Judge Porter's iffice, b, restaurants ard private famailies. Inqu Euployment, B qui . 3 's corner Fourieenth xud Couglas Stroats. t1des 02 RENT—A fine {rame house, Car, 16th and Howard Sts., also 3 flne frame house Cor 16 and Juckson St For particalurs tn. qulre at 29 Howa: ot next northiof C. &. Yost's co is ‘or le at the low price of §5:90 -2 ris mora tian the cost of L prove: £k W ANBROSE, Atior; ‘weni3d chauees « ovirely 1o our hands, affordin best mvestment for capital, Vot swal reat COTIRILL & CO., Exchan ecting Bureau, 531 15 Office. i op.ned an office for em loymaut of male and female help for wtores, ofices, bouses, pri= Taie families, olc. Alijn ¥ant of (he sais. oF ing ewploymeat. please enll on cm-mm.u . Exchange »ad Employment tret, oppoaite Post Ufiice. 0 geamnl housamork M Voughe and <ol W, 1. Richards, N Augaatt securiy, also City and ngure st Law 00Le of T. 49 15th 5., Owal $‘ruvl~ TO RENT—198 Douglas st ulvl quire of '3 In- EBERR & BRIM, " bosrders, at the routhwest fe20tt Academy of Music J. W. BLAIRDELL & J EADB. M d Propive ING SUCCESS BYERYWHERS erito,and Prince of Comedisns MR. JOHN DILLON, Supported by Mr. JOHN W. BLAISDELL And the great ymier organisatis BLAISDELI LAST NiGHT, AND BFNEFIT Of Mr. John Dillon, when he will sppear in his GREAT SPFCIALTY, —The— LANCASHIRE LASS. Seats secursd at Catlin's Koex Store. Prices as usual. JOHY . WARNER, Managie. ntaeptis 1T IRD ©. 3. CROUSE. Aga ELECTION PROCLAMATION. Notice is henh_v‘l n 10 thequalified elestors of tho City of Om Y, that a Special Election will be held within and for the on Tussday the 13th day of for the purpose of submitiin electors of said sity the follewing propesiiies, all bonds of the ity of Omaba be issued by said clty 2 1ho sum of four hundred thousand dollars, due in twenty years with intarest st Cight per cont. per arnum, 10 be used for the e of rebt prin‘ed upon e: B oy Feut or * Mou writtam or prits ¢d below amidpropositon, up-a the same At said Special Election the polls will be opensd at 9 'clock A. M., and be kept open until 7 'clock P. M., at the fo lowing places: First Ward—at Turzer Hall Second Ward—at_ uuine House, No.8. Third Ward—at En. ine Houte, No 3. Fourth Ward—at Sheri(Ts Office, Gotirt House. Filth Wazi—at Fennaylrania Hosse, Chitego unio st my N s e d city to be Berounts :m-l, i 190k 32y Septanibers —. {oms} et septioedsy —— ORDINANCE No. 6. < d Ordin~wre o, 94 B co to provide C. 8. CHAS?, Mayer. An Ordinance to sme titlea * n rdinar Xing, smendtaz ani cane lin i e sl o m it splrituous ot visous liguo's ia mno a ined by lhe City Council of the City oo % Mhat See. 1, Ordinance No. 28, be and the satae s hereby Amended taTced a8 ol s, y person te to whom ® e lice: se shall have been nted. lby‘ the cixy ul o iviied nnaha, for the sale of malt, 3 fout liguors within s ) yyabull ¢ by the pofice judgé of kecping & disotdrly Fuse, bbgss of prostitation or gesbliog house, orof bl wing witbin ay Louse ot boilding occupled by sich person ot under bis control e Baeabilog with carde, dice’or other mple: ‘monts ur device used in gubl ng, such licenss of ‘such person ahall thereupon ¥ d thereby, hnmdlnexy be aad | ecome revol ‘and of a0 iurther use ¥ Slicer and 19 gecon said offe- .anr"-'l"rm of them, conyi ted anall not bo' hex 110emse for the sale of liquors, ation of six months from U Copviction. Spc. II. This ordinance shall tak- eflect aud e, in orce from and af et s passge. Passic Sepeeast . preident o oTCoubell. Attest: 0. C. LUDLOW, City C pproved dcptamber 161, 1474, signed, C. S CHagE. yor. pIRE B CAmDR AN, CuU TI-ERT Steam Grinder Puhahu. Office : 518 13th Street, OMALA, »E¥. Orders takes for Silver Platig. All erders by mail will be presps'y sitended e Grroat YWestern BR BRY Cernee of 13d Tyeaty-sesond strosts - | Wines, P.N.GLYNN! WHOLESALE AND ERTATL DEALNE 1N Liquors, Segars, TOBAC AND PIPES. 8Calfornia Wines tad Brandien o Corner of 18°h and Dodge streets. opposite the new Post Otice building, Omaha, 128t HOTRI Bavarian Hotel, Cor. 13thZ Leavenworth Sts. Board by the day and week: Finet brands 1 elasses of Liquor Froak: Lager CHAS. HART Prep. GRAND CENTRAL EOTNIL. NEBRASKA IMAHA, - ‘The -l and best hot between Chinge ‘.8 m-i Sef ber 30th, 1873. sl v Sagien GG THEALL. Pravristor. United States Hotel, COg. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STRRETS. e t be bas purchased sud refi ted the o d is now ready 10 nccommodate ooal 1d, public, witk board by da rates. WILLLA: Jalvz 1 California House. FRITZ HAFNER, Propr. DeuglasSireet, cornar 11th, Om s, | loard by théday or wee or we-k, LEHR, Gentral House Wo. 030 Fixtoenth Street, Opp. Jeffarson Square, OMAHA, NEB. JOSEFH DOYE. Prop’r. Day and week Board at reasonable rute. bar tiached L Lhe bos 1o SR |LINDLE HEOUSE. On Wb, but. Fornham and Horney Sirects, | AS bean entirely refitted ard returnished, d will sccommodate all 1o the best of Doard st $1,00 per day ; 40c par single meal. C.V.& 5. M. HARRYHAN, Iy2sdly. Propretors. Scuthern Hotel. Proating on 4th, b sad Walautsts, 8t. Louis, Mo. Laveille, Warner & Co., Froprietors. The Southern fotol 18 Srat-class 1n all it | sprointments. Its tables are at all times suj plied in the greatest abundance, with wll the elicacies the markets. afford, its clerks smplores are wil pality 1xd attentics to the wentsof of the Thero is an Cor, 16th anozW ebster; Sts., Keeps 2 somplete assortment of GROCERIES and nm PROVISIONS. WILLIAM SEXAUER. 236 Ternham Bircet, Omaha, Neb —WHOLESALE AXD RTAIL PEALER X— FURBITURR. BEDDIWG. ETC. B OVIERDE NI ~DEALER IN— Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Donglas, bot. 11tk aad 1 Strest. ulu 4 NEERASKA The Moux City and Pacife Ealiread, = Gomnesien vith Mo SIOUX CITY & ST, PAUL RAILROAD, Ts 02 miles the chortest reuie frem Omaka Blufs te 1. Panl, Ninesvelis, Stiilwater, Anoks, Dulath, Blsmarck, aad all pointsia Ninnasets. Train lesves Omaha dsily, (sxeep Satarday) t 6 e.eloek . w., 3nd Council Biufls st $:06 " ., from Caloage & North-Westarn Depst. Fareas LOW aad Time 25 QUICK as by any ether Line. POLLEAY PALACE SLEEPTNG CARS O ALL NIGH? TRAINS. Bosare your ticket resls VIA Slowx cliy, {hus avoidiag eireuiteus revies idnight es0.w. @BATTON, Ageat. 168 Fazahaus Sirset, wmeis, Nob. Tuly 30, . FWMA 35X IWHABRT, TAITOR, 1§tk §t., bet. Farakam and Harzey. All kinds TAILORING, CLEANING st BEPACIING Gone st reascasie rates =" OBPINANCE NO. 13- 1al election foz the of submitl te the electors of tre B Shening of Louds t0 be used ‘or (he Construction of water works. Bt ordatded by the City Council of the ity ‘of Omabs, Sz T, “Fustthe Mayorat thaCityof Om e | Ermiaie ma o A don reid on ber?i . 1434 Yor Y e b tiag 1o tbo slactors of mi e foilow ing propositio:, to-wit : “Sball bonds of the Clty of e lnued by mid Clty in The sum of Four hunared Thousand (400 e i twenty Seats, with laiareit 3t Eight per cant per samum, io be used for e purposa cf erect ing or prociring the erection of Faier work in the Gty of Omahe.” 1. Said provoultion shall be sabmitied entise 10 ibe foregaing o7y od thevota tbere- ‘on shall be only. ** yes o Sgc. 11 Thi and bea fores f ——— m‘iln-l J. 8. GIBSON, Presidaat f Ceuseil. An Ordinsncecalling The finest lager beer con~ stantly on han {5’ wmvu..rml Arrma; 20, G, LODLOW. Gity Gerk SINCGER. SINGER. The Kingof the SEWIXG MACHINE WORLD s jre<minenily s Gold Feiges Realms ot Finance. i SALES FOR 18 {In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines | glrmein av;.' wing. Mac Te will b ———g ~o 190 Hundred ond Th ‘ompany during tl v dehiod Spon Such avideace ikat tke superiariiy of the Singer is fady THE SINGER MANF'G €0, W. N. NASON, Agent. NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA housand wore Hackinca ten wre seld 3y J. J. BROWN & BRO.. 'WHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. | | = STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALs GROCERS —SINPSON'SBLOCK — 638 and 540 Fourtsenth Stroet, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE OMATFTA, NEB MORGAN & GALLAGER. ~SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aXD MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 235 Farnham Street, WXITNEY, BAUSERMAN.& CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMAEA, NEB meh27y1 AGENTS FOR TH™ DUPONT POWDER CO. CLARX & FRENCH, WHBLESALE GRACIRS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season. Jo1 JBUERS SOLICITED . ND PROMPTLY FILLUD. A. E. SIMPSOIN, --MANUFACTURER AND WHOLFSALE~ DEALER IN CIGARS. E32 FIFTEENTH ST, CRENIGHTON BILOOCK. C.L. A. ELATTH, MERCHANT TAILOR, 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street. cons intly on hand the fnest stock of Broad Cloth, Cessimeres amd Veatings S e s T L B 3 et St S m;‘h:,:rrx‘,f!;”“. P in the most fask o 12 o s (e mesk il NEB. apdamt ESTABLISHED 18 PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, ~ -WHOLESALE DEALFRS IN— FANCY GROCERIES, Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Tigars. 212 Farnlam Street, Omaha, Neb men1€odrl KoaTz ffomr & o JOBBERS F DRY GO9DS, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIOXS. 231 Farnham Strest, OMAEIA i+ NIB. J. J. BROWN & BRO,, ~WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY &00DS Kotions. and Boots and Shoes. JOHN T. ENGAR, —JOBEER OF-- Shelf: Heavy Hardware 'IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,' —AND— ACRIOUT REAFERS MOW ERS. THRESHERS, VESTER: Col nu:l" PLOWS, CCLTIVATORS, i/ 248 Douglas St, Omaha, Nebr HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALEE ¥~ Wines. Lioooas, Grears, @c.aa. Flze 0ldjKentu kyWhiskies and Importeltioods s Specialty. MRBREET OMAFHHA, NEB. e EOMES and FARMS I NEBRASKEA The Barlisgton sad Missourl P ver Balirosd Co., t low priess on 10 y-‘r. . oars best laa s ereditat, |atereat, 8 :d wi b bonus prewuiumof 20 L ot e ameuni B vt witaia 1¥0 years from ot of Burchase. LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. North of Platte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Valleys 099,000 scres of splen 114 asiag snd agriealiaral lan 7.00 por acte 0a long srwlic. South of he Platte The Comysny ewams large oy ofthe bestfand 3 Nobrusta, stacvctet by, wmsrons it o Lo ‘st taa taront aad 'bent developed part of o s sise S puniims Valley. For ciredlace aai fall iafor aation 39p1Y @ . C. R, SCHALLLR, Amgfent B. & M. Iflld Offico u.l-. l-m mebisy aska, M. R &. Co. willsel o atered country, ot rom 3L WILA-.MS Omabs e Gaaeral Lapd Dopastments Linsolns Ko >