Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1879, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE Mondsy Evening, April 14. OITY CIRCULATION OF THE Y BIE is greater than the com DT oity Circulation of ali otber Omsha Dallies, and exceeds that of any daily journalpublished inOmahs 1usnooowniaewm THE OMAHA DAILY BEE served to subscribers by carrier to any part e overe Gay, (Sundays excepted at fifieen ,_-a Omaia Daily Bee will be malied o sub- vers at the foRlowing rates, :y-h\- Tvariably e §5.00 per annom ; $4.00 six monthe. Tue miaha Weckly Bee $2.00 per yeur. < mahe Duiy Bec bne by s the o o Gaha and abroad, and I8 "und cheapest advertising me- The Omasa herctore to fum. SAFOR INTERMADNG MISCLLANT, LATRAY MONE- JAKY AXD COMMERCIAL KEPORTS, RAIKOAD AND POSTOPFICK FINETAFLRS. SRR THIRD PAGK. BREVITIES. — Blue Monday. — Paterson sclls Coal. See Polack’s advertisement. Maggie Mitchell to-night. { A & --Bee supplements ten cents apiece. There was a very light train for )h‘ west to-day. Peter Halligan won the walking match on Saturday. A RAPID RIDE. Down tke Shaft. With a Man on Board,who was Not Injured. Yesterday a thrilling accident hap- pened at Dewey & Stone’s furniture store. The elevator, located at the rear of the building, needing some re- plin about the machinery, yesterday was selscted as the time for doing the work, as the apparatus would not then be in use. The elevator platform had been hoisted to the fourth story, and a new rope was being attached to the hoist- ing machinery. It had already been tied to the weight in the cellar by an old sailor, who now drives an express wagon in {his city. Several of the employes in the fourth story were about to fasten the mew rope to the beam of the elevator, and had tied one knot around it, when one of the party, who does not wish his name mentioned stepped upon the platform to superintend the patting of supports under it to pre- vent it from going down. The mowment he stepped on the platform the rope gave way, and down went the whole An' Elevator Drops 64 Feet thing,with the passenger on'board. The nippers, which are supposed to fly out in such emergencies as this and fasten themselves in the sides of the shaft so s to stop the descent, failed to do 4 work efficiently, although they scraped the beams all the way down, and thus retarded the descent very slightly. But the descent was nevertheless made with great rapidity. The sailor below saw it start and got from under just in time to save his life. —TrE Osana Begsupplements can now be had at this office at ten cents apiece. —For sale or rent, cheap, American House. Hrxgy Laver, Prop. T aprlf —1f you want Bill Heads,'Letter Heads, Cards, Dodgers, etc., CHEA?, call at Tee Bee Job Rooms. if ~Mrs. Ann Eliza Young lectures at the First M. E. Church to-morrow evening, April 15. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS" John A. McShane has gone to St. Louis on business. Lt. T. T. Knox, U. §. army, passed through the city yesterday, his des- tination being San Fraucisco. Ben. Macauley, the actor, passed through the city yesterday on his way to Denver, where he has an engage- ment Capt. J. M. Ross, of the U. §. ! army, accompanied by his wife and daughter, passed through the city yes- | terday en route to the Pacific coast. D. W. Hitchoock, general Western passenger agent of the Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy railrosd, and Mr. E. B. Chandler left yesterday for Cal- ifornia, intending to be absent several ‘weeks on a visit. Gen. B. F. Scribner, of New Al- bany, Indiana, passed through the city lands of Alaska. He has been ap- pointed special treasury agent of these lands, which yield a revenue of nearly 400,000 per annum to the government. frow' the seals. Gen. Scribner was a yesterday on his way to tho seal is- | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. How the Work of Finishing It Rev. E. H. E. Jameson, pastor of the First Baptist church, scoms to be be in earnest in his determination to finish his house of worship the coming summer. | Ho has made a vigorous canvass of the city during the past three or four weeks for subscriptions andupto date reports. about three thousand dollars pledged from re- sponsible parties. Two thousand dollars more are needed and Mr. Jameson says he is bound to have it. He is very grateful to the citizens for their liberal subscriptions thus far, and hopes others who have not been called upon will respond as promptly and liberally. Work on the church buildivg will probably commence about the first of May under the direction of Mr. Phelps. When finished, according to the new plans, the Baptist church wil] be the largest and one of the hand- deed; lots 1, 4 and W3 of 5, Griffin & Smith's addition to Omaha city— $54.76. Win, F. Heins, county treasurer, to C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen; s % lot 1, block “H,” Omaha city— £67.59. Wm. F. Heins, county treasurer, to C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen; tax deed, 5 40 feet, n 80 feet, lot 5, block D, Omaha city—818.88. ‘Wi, F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randoiph; tax deed, lots 4, 5. 6, block 1873, Omaha city—§56.87. Wm. F. lleins, county ireasurer, to C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen; tax deed, s }, lot 8, block 167, Omaha city—$61.25. Win. F. Heins, county tressurer, to C. C. Housel and Reuben Allen, tax deed, lot 7, block 125, Omaha city— $11 01 Wiu. F. Heins, county treasurer, to O. C. Housel and Reuben Allen, tax deed, w hf, swqr, sec. 22,t. 16,r. 10—816.80. Wi, F. Heins, county treasurer, to C. €. Housel and Renben Allen, part nw, nw, sec. 3, t. 15, r. 13—$28.90. LIST OF‘ LLTTEBS Remaining in the Omaha postofice for the week ending April 12th, 1879: GENTLEMEN'S LIST. — Maggie Mitchell st the Audomy of Mausic this evening in the beautiful play, “Lorie; orthe Artist's Dream.” —The eighth annual ball of Durant Engine Company, will be held at Masoni: Hall on Thursdsy even- ing, April 17th. Music will be furnish- ed by the U. P. string band. —Electric Hot Air and Sulphur Baths st Dr. Aldrich's Treating Rooms, 1412 Farnham street. —All kinds of Commercial Printing at Bottom Prices at Tae Bse Job Rooms. Call and get figores. tf —A son of Lt. Morton died at Fort Omaha this morning, of scarlet fever, at the age of seven years and three months. The faneral will take place to morrow morning at 11 o'clock. —Found: Yesterday morning, two keys, one of iron and the other of brass, corner of Thirteenth and Doug- las. Owner can have the same by calling at Ewers & Co.’s and paying for this advertisement. A meeting of the First M. E. Sunday School is called for next Wed- nesday evening, at the church, to per- fect arrangements for a grand May party. The attendance of all the classes is greatly desired. A meeting will be held at the Board of Trade room this evening at 7 o'clock, to take the iniatiatory steps toward organizing a militia company under the State law. The company is to consist of men between 25 and 35 years of age, and not less than six feet- n height. _Rev. A. Jacobs, the evangelist, will conduct the young people’s meeting this evening at the First Bap- tist Church. Mr. Jacobs will preach at the Tenth street mission on Tues- day and Thorsday evenings, and he will also be present and address the congregations at the Baptist church on Wednesday and Friday evenings. —Maggie Mitchell, the celebrated actress, has one of the best and largest troupes now traveling. They will ap- pear at the Acwdemy of Music this evening in “Lorle; or, the Artist’s Dream.” The eutertainment will prove a genuine theatrical treat, and wo predict that the Academy will be crowded to its utmost capacity. —A child belonging to Councilman Dodge strayed away from home last nicht, causing a great deal of uneasi- ness to its parents. A thorough search of the city was made, and Johnson. the chimney siveep, went about the streets ringing a bell and inquiring for the lost child, which was finally found at a late hour. —Mesns. Canfield & Rheem, who have met with great success in the When the platform struck the cellar floor with a crash, everybody expected to find the employe desd—mashed into a pulp; but to their astonishment he was not injured in the least, except the severe shaking up which he re- ceived. While he was going down he thought his time had come, but he re- tained his presence of mind sufficient ly to jump upwards just the instant before the platform struck the ground floor, and in this way he broke the force of the shock and no doubt saved his life. It was a well- timed jump. Of course he was badly scared and out of breath, and it was usual calmnese. To-day he is at work as usual, but he feels pretty sore in his bones. The distance that he thus dropped was five stories or about 64 feet. The elevator was not damaged to any extent. POSTPONED. In consequence of the unfavorable- be postponed one week. Police Court. A woman named Annie M. Wil- liams was brought before the police court this morning on a complaint charging her with unlawfully living with a man named Reeves, whose own son made the complaint. District Court. Patrick Kelley,charged withassault- ing his wife, will be tried this after- noon. complaint of G. Paddock, who charged money. compromised. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! R WILLIAMS "5 —b5-CENT COUNTER— Beats them all. J. B. Thiele, the Merchant Tailor, 484 Thirteenth strest, between Farn- ham and Harney, makes good cassi- mer“ suits at from $25 to $30. 9-4t TO THE PUBLIC. Crry MagsuaL's OFFICE, | Oxasa, April 10, 1879. § The approaching warm weather nec- essarily calls our attention to the san- itary conditio of our city. The clean- linéss of our yards and alleys is of the utmost importance. All property- owners are hereby notified that from somo little time before he regained his ness of the weather, the S. S. Easter festival of the Lutheran church will She waived examination, and gave bail in the sum of 200 for her appearance at the next term of the Douglas County Viola Ingraham was arrested on the her with the larceny of a small sum of She brought a counter charge, and thereupon the case was - SPECIAL NOTICES—CONTINUED. —— FOR SALE. ARK BRAHMA EGGS, §2.00 per 15 Stock. second o none, Send order to L, C. DROST, Cuming and 26th streets. , Thos. Burke april6t Twenty to taenty-four quarts for one Jar by Jobn T. Faulson febsat-mon-wedtt wm\u. Beer_casks, holding from 8 to 25 each; sultable for cistern, etc. Inquire Omalia Brewery, 11th stroet. —_—— OST-X ady's fur bow, Satuday morning on hot. Chicago and Douglas. Res Fleming & Co 4 14 tirn to Wi of Douglas fice of the ty, for three success da, April 21st. 18, ing and co several precinets Al persons fesling aggri tained In said assessment thme abore stated as pr OHN R. for-the purpose of equaliz- ent rolls of the for the year 1879, by anything con- guithe seals. Gon, Seribner was | someatin the city. The large wudience | Allen M 0 Anderson D it gallant soldier in the Mexican war, : ] LI iea e ey peetens g Eoo il ibe Batzangod wol h o aent. | Bagon W /H Butler T Goon VLUE GRASS past = = from one thousand to twelve hundred | Bush S Basta H M lar per mon licutenancy. During the civil war he | o0 20 O B0 e mivatle | Brennen O Bellows L H i was a brigadier gonoral, and was & | 1osture room in all respoots. Especial | Berer Batise J:D) PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP- comde of Gen. Manderson, of this | tionion wil b paid to secousics n ek e PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION. sl finishing the room. Cross J P Craven J W FTUE ilv i i b EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office of U. S. Marshal Daily is at the Met- | We believe that all of our citizens | Carleton LD Charon C A D) ian A sbiogton acean, g{é’ poplinjhotey who have the prosperity of the city at | Crooke W D Brcan, Flout: Clothing, or Transporiation, &e. U. 8. District Attorney Lambert- | heart, will be glad to see the Baptist | Davis G Decker N P e sonis in the city. . poople and their energetic pastor suc- | Dahn W 5 . ;;’51,:;;-“‘_;;,,, S5ut 3575t fusmiabing fot Dr. Pinney, of Council Bluffs, was | coed in their present enteprise,and all | Embesson Billio EllisE E | e lndiut sevics ot 500,00 pounde Bacon, in the city to-day. should give » helping hand. Beachd e e oo L ; RN Ferris £ A Frauzen E S T e G.D. Thayer, of Rock Creek, Wy- | G. A Lindquest, The Merchant Ll T i, 5o e oming, is in town. Tailor, a4 509 Thirteenth street, has | Sorman D g"'l'“A-' ?ns?-?y.fl;ofiwun«; v].fin' Tt hflnflh :;:-d' Gen. Thayer arrived in the city this | on hand, and is constantly receiving, | Giehrviller C e 31000 pounds Tobaceo. 310,000 pounil Sals 158 morning from the East. a large assortment of the finest spring | 1 o\ HOMW ?,fii;:g?figlf&“fi &B“',;Enfii"’v?i.l.‘z"'” D. B. Ball, deputy U. 8. Marshal, | goods and Most Elegant Patterns in | Householder R J Hanks D e n e Taking T left for the West to-day. the West, which he is offering at | Hienich C Hall WO 3-:,3%““-"& 200000 .“B‘:Tu,.?fl'.‘" ma F. M. Daly, agont of Billy Arling. | Prices lower than ever aaked in the | Hunt G J Holubic J S e “.fi R Daly, fape ity for suits made to order. A per- | Hookauson Henry Hillis R it 3 e ton, the minstrel, is in town. Saris: Bieashd Sheeiog, 3,000 i fect it guaranteed or no sale. Call | Jones W L Johnson A Heoy ik = Mr. Frank M. Daly, advance agent | .4 examine befors purchasing spring | Kelley E Kerney M e AL T AT for Billy Arlington, is in the city. =5 marlo-lmo | Kelley J Knit R i T, o miscTaoeans “acice” s 8 Assistant General Superintendent Lea T Lamb HE o e mapacasion o o of 1he B Olark, of the Union Pacific, went west s T Lemmon T Lippincott W Goody, andaridesthat may o be cont oiany 2 Tavmspav, April 10, 1879. | Larson X M Rt —— y Board met pursusnt to adjourn- | eredith § Morrow WH H .um.e:m‘u,ifif:",‘vfufil‘f‘::'r‘ ot Agsncs Dr. Coffman went to Chicago yes- | jen¢. Merrill S A (M D) Mallen M and the ki d quantities in_gross, of all oth* terday afterncon, and will be back on | Present — Commisstoners Drexel | Miller J H Miller A ;&,““,:}‘;,f;,’: e e T Wednesday. The Camilla Urso Troupe, Corliss and Knight. who At 10 o'clock a. m. the complaint McCoy AAPV Machow EB Olesen P came in on the train from the West | against Rodney Dutcher, constable, | Petterson PE Perdy B last evening, left to-day for Lincoln, | came on for hearing, and after exam- | Pederson G where they will give s concert this | ination of witnesses for complainant | Runkles G evening. and respondent and argument of coun- | Stanward W 2 Sullivan T Hon. M. M. Delano, United Stato | s, tho case was adjouraed until Sat- | Semineks P Stewart J P consul at Foochoo, China, passed | urday, April 19, 1879. eivers J R Sesemann C through the clty to-day on his way to | The clork was directed to publish [ Suiter KA Smith P L his post. When he arrives there he | hotico that the commissioners will sit | g 5ot 7 G © will have completed trip around the | 88 & board of equalization for three | Talmisam J Thompson A world. He was appointed to his posi- | dsys, commencing Monday, April 21, Trentlemann H C Thayer G B e e e Talbert J H Taylor S ion ten years ago, an eld the | 1879. Thismpasah place ever since. “'.Il'b’- fi:‘flom was allowed from the gen- | o0 e J. A. Everett, lato editor of The | 4. J. Critchfield, on account. of WardJJ 2 WareEL S =l in the | - Pervices rndered as seessor, 3100 00 | Woodworth . Wittuer L Record, ola, Towa, was in From . K- bond sinking fund, 1V White J Woli 0 city to-day and went out on the B. Weinstein M 2 &M. tolook for an opportunity to Zespovsky A M Warren & Co buy a printing office in some good new town in Nebraska, where he can grow up with the country. Ho has abiding forth in the future of Nebras- ka. Among the arrivals at the Metro- politan are the following: Aug. Meyer, Omaha; C. A. Barndhoefer, York, Neb.; N. R. Penney®Nebraska City; R. A. Majors, Chicago; D. Shedd, J. W. McLaughlin, Nebraska; J. L. Stewart, J. H. Finigan, Omaha; 0.H. Mevis and wife, Fremont; Wm. Daily, Peru; M. G. Wait, Council Bluffs; ‘Adjourned to the 9% inst. JonNR. MANCHESTER, County Clerk. moves all 'h at once. AR Baster Sunday. The greatest anxiety is experienced lest thero should be a flaw in the title to property; yet a flaw in th title to health—asa cough or cold, is disrc- garded. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup re- Easter was quite generally observed in this city yesteaday among the LADIES' LIST. Bails Miss C B~ Buck J Mrs Buncher Miss J Booth Miss N A Bladsen Mi: Campbell Miss A M Clark Miss A Camercn Miss N C Carr Miss J Collins Mrs C E Harpster Mirs C M Harrigan Miss X Johnson Mrs A J Johnson Miss G Johnson Mrs J—2 Joyce C Keeler Mrs H Korgan Miss C Mardell Mrs P Marsh Mrs W McConin Mrs H E Moore Miss D Martin Miss A Moran Mrs E Aunderson Miss P Auderson Miss A tions £o be observed by bidders, ums and place of delis- il be fursished upon application to the Indian Ofice at Washi & and 67 Wooster I, Le: Yankton. dnd tve Postmister a ‘Schedules of subsistence portation, and blank proy fo distribution will be ready on and aiter the 7th proxim Bids will he opencd at the hourand day stated, and biddors are invited. 16 'be prasentas the opening. CERTIFIED CECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE ON FOL- Lowixe Baxss, All bids must be accomti o he U tes Ssiplia; mu.x.m. Chicagu, and St HAVT, Commissioner. marsLdiz HIRAM POMROY, Agent, UNDERTAKER 261 FARNHAM TREET, OLD STAND. (Succeasor to Jacob Gish,) Tho largest and Leat stock of Motalic and wood on caskcots, coffins and shrouds in the city ivis. Clark St Ohie “Spectalint for ‘Stutcering, Fomal meh14ddontm M R RISDON F. H. Johuson, T. J. Neal, Chicago; | various churches. Millar Mrs M GENERAL George Jones, Omaha; Maggie Mitch- | The services at the Catholic | Norg Muss E INSURANCE AGENT, ell Combination. Cathedral were a very interesting | g .o A EH Stoker Mrs L REPRESENTS. —_— character. The attendance was very 3 ROYAL CANADIAN—C .82 000 00 Knusarr's Catarrh and Asthmatic | 15rg,, Toliver A west gifi Jfl'«s'm 1 000 000 Cigarettes are universal remedies for | At Trinity Cathedral Bishop Clark- | Wilson Mra L E Wilson A GltaRy e, s o 6 b0 the nursery and the office. ap8dlw json R R G A P L RIS SR A ASeDrAkice L™ 1 500 0 Murphy & Lovett Tns. Agency; old. | 5% 8¢ tho eleven o'lock service. est established agency in this State. ap8-ly Stubbendorf & Co. are State agents for Budweiser Beer. The trade sup- pliod. 13t { evening was well rendered. rite of confirmation in the evening: Pinafore. “H. M. S. Pinrfore,” to be given at the Academy of Music by the home singers, April 23 and 24, promises to be the moet attractive amateur per- formance ever given in this city. Itis already in an advanced stage of prepa- ration (having been in rehoarsal seven weeks) and under the efficient musical direction of Prof. Blankenfeld, will be sure of success. The dramatic fea- | tures and the stage are in charge of | 3p. m., a0d 7:30 p. m. Rev. W. E. Copeland,atthe Unitar- ian church, preached in the morning upon “Ancient and Modern Resurrec- tions as related in the Bible and else- where.” Rev. W. K. Beans, of the Eigh- teenth Street M. E. Church preached in the morning, upon ““The Teachings of the Resurrection. At the Congregational Church, | The Easter service of carols in the At St. Mark’s church Bishop Clark- son preached and administered the Easter was celebrated at St. Bar- nabas by services at 6 . m., 11 a. m., and after the 16th day of this month management of the St. Charles Hotel, find that they need more room for their business, and they have accord- ingly rented the Wyoming Hotel, which they will renovate throughout »nd put in first-class condition. The work on the repairs began to-day. The house will be opened between now and the 1st of May. —An interesting bastardy case was heard before Judge Porter on Friday and Saturday. Both the plaintiff and defondant were colored parties. The vlaintifl came from Yankton to make the defendant marry her or provide for the support of the child. The defendant knocked the bottom out of « the case, however, by “s " the plaintif, and bu her a ticket for hnkum, to which place she returned. —The Omaba Bx Lithographing Company are prepared to promptly exccute all kinds of county and state work, viz: Jurors and witness certifi- cates, county warrants and all kinds blanks; alsoschool, ov anty, town, city, railroad and corporation bonds of any ?Mxmm, d::n- for county and state fairs —_———— ““Frederick & the Hatter.” THE WONDERL OF THE AGE! AEwTILANS8R OOUNTER—— 123 Beats them all. Miss Dora Senter has just returned from New York, and has all the latest Dovelties in millinery and fancy goods @t her estsblishment, cor. 15th and Capitol Avenue. 12-4t% WE KNOW IT. Remember that A. HOSPE, Jr. s making better and newer styles of lh-lml-lm-vthnnydh small dealers. North of Postoffice. 129t the regulations and ordinances relat- ing to nuisance, whether occasioned by filth, stagnant water, cess-pools, out-houses, hog or cattle pens, or stables, will be rigidly enforced. ©. J. WesrerDaRL, City Marshal. Board of Education. At the special meeting of the board of education on Friday night Messrs. Bloom, Conoyer, Dewyer, Kennedy, Long, McConnell, Morrell, Points and Staley were present. President Kennedy announced the following vegular committees for the year: 113t Finance—Marsh, Conoyer and Me- Connell. Claims—Conoyer, Bloomand Dwyer. Teachers and Text Books—Points, Gaylord and Long. Building and Property — Staley, Morrell and McConnell. Rules, Forms and Printing—Bon- ner, Long and Marsh. o Supplics—Bloom, Staley and Gay- ial Commitiée on Heating— uo&::neu Marsh, Conoyer, Morrell and Dwyer. The committee on buildings and property was authorized to supply cer- tain school rooms with inkstands. The committee appointed to provide ‘accommodations for scholars entering at the spring term reported having made the necessary arrangements for that purpose. The matter of t® employment of an assistant teacher in the High School, as well as an application for the position of teacher, were referred to the the teachers and text books committee. Hall's Safe and Lock Co., manufac- turers of fire and burglar-proof safes. ‘bank and time Jocks, vault work, ete., is now represented in this city by a resident agent, Mr. C. N. Brisco. His address is Omaha postoffice. ap3mws Major Gustavus Stevenson. we give the cast of characters: The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., First Lord of the Admiralty— Mr. W. 0. Sanders. Capt. Corcoran, commanding H. M. 8. Pinafore—Mr. Walter B. Wilkins. Ralph Rackstraw, able seaman—Mr- F. S. Smith. Dick Deadeye, able seaman—Mr. Henry Estabrook. Bill Bobstay, boatswain—Mr. Archie Powell. Bob Becket, boatswain's mate—Mr. Revel France. : Tom Tucker, midshipmite—Master Jamie Abbott. Josephine, the Captain’s daughter— Miss Jessie Robinson, of Chicago. Little Buttercup, (Mrs. Crimps) a Portamouth bumbost woman —Miss Caddie Campbell. Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin— Mrs. Harris, late of Lincoln. First Lord's sisters, his cousins his uncles andhis aunts, sailors, etc., by a chorus of over thirty voices. Felix Blankenfeld, conductor. Gustavus Stevenson, dramatic man- ager. o SR Rexovar.—Having purchased Jul- ius Triotschkes store, southwest cor- ner of Tenth and Dodge streets, one block south of my old stand, I shall place with a new and large stock of groceries, and I invite all my old cus- tomers as well as the public generally tocall. [apl0-9t] Frrrz Rizres. STHE GEMS OF ALL ORDERS. Dr.gPrice’s Unique Perfumes sur- pass in durability and natural flowery freshness those made in this or any other country. Persons who think perfumes poor unless they come from abroad, should try Dr. Price’s Hand- kerchicf*Odors. They are really ex- quisite. on Monday next move into the new | Below | Which was handsomely decorated, the services and sermons were appropriate to Easter. At the Baptist Church Rev. Mr. Jameson'ssermon was upon “Thoughts Concerning the Resurrection.” In the evemmng Rev. A. Jacobs, the Evangelist preached, and at the jclose of the service Rev. Mr. Jameson ad- ‘ministered the ordinance of baptism. At the First M. E. church Rev. Mr. Fisher preached upon ““The Fountain of Christianity.” In the evening a grand Sabbath school Easter concert was given. At the Lutheran church the Easter communion and reception of members took place at the morning service. At the German Reformed Salem Church the rite of confirmation and Holy Sacrament were administered in the morning. Ees o Re alEstate Transfers. ‘W F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randolph, tax deed, lots 56 and 59, Hartwan's addition, city of 0nnhn—832.57. ‘Wi, F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randolph, tax deed, block N, Shinn’s addition, Omaha city— ‘01 18. ‘Wm. F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randolph, tax deed, lot 19, block 1, Amumng'. first addition, city of Omaha—§15.84. Wm. F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randolph, tax “deed, w 4 ne, ;elg sec. 7, tp. 15, range 13, east— Wm, F. Heins, county treasurer, to Lucinda Randolph; tax deed; %WQ& Sec. 19, Tp. 16, R. 10, east— Wm. F. Heins, county tressurer, to C. L. Stafford; tax deed; N. 77 feet, mg‘nm‘la, uoc.uso ()mnh.uty— 1 W, F. Heins, count F. P Helfrey; tax deed; E4 SWIN 1, Tp. 15, R. 13; also_12.52 SE}, Sec 5, Tp. 15, treasurer, to l‘m el Parents cannot be too careful in guarding the health of their babies. Only a good and reliable medicine Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is known not to contain should be given them. anything injurions TRsDE NOTES, Chew JAcKSOX'S Bist SwKiT NAVY TORACCO. dawly eod-tf x Hats at the 99 cent store. Bonner'sis the place to buy and sell furniture. Call at 258 Douglas street . SPECIAL NOTICES. e ——— NOTICE —Advertisoments Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &., will be in serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS por line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS Per line. The first insertion never lows thap TWENTY-FIVE CENTS N THOMAS, Crulckshani's Building. . W- JORNSOY.A HELP WANTED. NV ASTED A cit o b geaeralbehmowork; Do washing reyuired. Only three in the family; wages, 52 per weok: must come well.re~. ommended. rs. Ruth C. Pierce, ® 6. o.r. 16th and Webstor streets. apl4 ¢ ANTED—Dining room girl at the Doov n House. 43 Wi ED_Girl for housework. Enqn 10 Frenaers block. W H. LA Ox: rEcm A7 ANTED—Girl tc help at m»ilngln L it Address immediaiely IRL WANTED —& , ironer and washer. Inquire northwest ot of Fam- ham and 18th streets. 12:3t GIRL Wanted to help tew straw lnta. Ap- l 1 Furnbam stret. 1251 va WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. i £ form the acquaintance of a kind ani roapect- able Iady, betwoen 55 ad 40 yeurs of age. - Leal- ed answers with full name and_ residence will be Isopived ut the offce of the Omaba Bes, until the 17th of this month, to 4. B. IATLG [(AILOES WANTED — First.clam ooat and nts makers. Enquire immediately at Bheribider & Newman's, Councl Biaf, Towh: ‘ipios FOR RENT—HOGSES AND LAND. 0% RENT—Choice new cottage of 7 rooms— to eac} cisterns, pumps, ete. and Spruce streets, So. J.PHIPPS lmE ko Farmba FOR IEII‘*"OG!? R KENT—Elegan 3 blocks of Gran.d Ceniral. 5 - ELECTRIG BELTS. Asure cure for rervous debility, premature ooy, xbaustion, eic. The onls Toliable cure irculars maile r-e. Address ;3. K. REEVES, 3 Chntiarm St obtraoiawsm Addres W.W., To Let, For Sale ONEY TO LOAN—Gul at Law Ofice of =00 B Bate et o, S.E. COR I5TH & DOUCLAS S1S, mehsdly Oniaha, Neb. NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY Davis & Snyder, CREIGHTON BLOCK, HOUSES FOR SALE. land in Eastern Nebraska, at from $2 to $10 per acre. 60 improved farms; the very choicest; SO to 640 acres each, at from $10 to $20 per acre. 400 residence lots in City of Omaha, $200 to $2,000 cach. 300 business lots in City of Estate Agents, 15th D 10d Dougias S, alvays bave Money tn | @makia, $600 to $3,000 each. 48 dwellings with lets in City of Omaha, $500 to $6,000 each Feesieed LOOK AT OUR PROPERTY BEFORE YOU BUY. DAVIS & SNYDER, " REDUCTION IN PRICES! T CRAKD PACIFIC HOTETL. CHIOAGO. The Finest Ventilated Hotel in America. AND ONE OF THE LARGEST (having over 500 Hooms, 250 en-suite, with Baths and. Closets at- tached) AND MOST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Hotel o this Country. TERMS.-Rooms with board, $3.00 to $3.50 per Day, (baths and parlors extra.) A reduction from the above prices o parties remaining a week or more. JOHN B. DRAKE & CO., Propristors. ‘aploeodst LEGAL NOTICE. Rosenfeld Bros. vs. J. o Bfors g Wes, St of the Pece o and z W Fon i ‘horaby notifed thet. an the 118 aay of March, A D., 1579, said justice issued an order of Attachmént in he above entitied action foe the vum ot eighty.cme dolar &ndtwenty | seven cents (§51.27-100). ROSENFELD BROS. Omaha, Neb., March 16, 1679, m0 ev thust | P [ las counry, Nebraska. Hugus & Co., non-residents defend- ONM AEITA. 423,000 acres unimproved | CHEAP LANDS. Wonderful Bargins and Cheapest Real Estate in Nebraska. Lands, Houses, Lots, Farms, Business Property Millions of Dollars Worth. No More Old Prices—Down to Bed Rock Goss the Whole List. Now Is the Time to Buy On Your Own Terms. ‘We Mean Business And!Have the Bargains to Offer,— Enough For All. LOT I, BLOCK 167 Residence and business [property—a rare bar- guin. Some business man or men saould buy this; it is & eplendid losation and very chean. BOGGS and HILL. BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE with lot, on 12th, bet. Farnham and Dougl: Rents for §70 per mouth. For sale at worfinis its valus. BOGGS & HILL, FOUR ACRES 8 Weut Ouuaha; must be sld bafore Apel Ib— Helmc's adilon, ¥ exshungs o other peoper. business. A good chance for some b4 BOGGS & HILL. RESIDENCE S stxieh hpe Hoaky sk of heidpes fou 700, e BOGGS & HILL. RESIDENCE FOR SALE A gentes! residence property ou_Faroham St., Just the place for some of our busiess men; eversthing nice and convenient ; zood, large Bouse; o objectonsble surroundings. Best chance and best bargain in the market. BOGGS and HILL RESIDENCE PROPERTY on 10th street, north of of the pret. of bridge, one iaatand mou! ome e laoc i Gmaba; e, rooms, two large lote; yard all sodded; lots of shade and fruit trees; fine, large stable. Ax ol- ‘egant place and wond.rm!(y cheap. Dou't mise this chance; must be BOGGS & HILL. REAL ESTATE Brokers. A SPECIAL BARCAIN House aud half lot 11 and Davenport; mus’ be sold; e would be a great iniucement best chance in Omaha; don't fail Place. 368 and HILL. FOR SALHE. 820 Elegant Residence LOTS in Kountze and Ruth’'s Addition. The finest lots near business and best bargains ever offered in Omaha. Lots are covered with thrifty young trees, and are just such lots as every- body wants. Prices,— $300 to $650 for full lote ; $150 to $325 for half lot=. Payments may be made monthly or otherwise. Complete maps and price-list are open for inspection at our office. BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers. THE MAN Who wants the finest corner lot in Omaha at the lowest price for cash, we would sy, come and, se0 us soon; we have't. - BOGGS and HILL 160 ACRES Of Douglas county land to be sacrificed for cash. Must be sold for what it BOGGS and HILL "~ BIDS INVITED rare opportunity. will 2 - For 160 acres. For deseription call on us at once. BOGGS and HILL. “soAcRess, 8 miles from city. Onors are, sxut 1. Who wants it, and what can you ofer? BOGGS and HILL. NG TO SELL. We have 30,000 acres of Douglas county land. Can discount any aud all prices. BOGGS and HILL. NEAR N'NTH STREET DEPOT We havea arge nu_ber of very fine lots. Just the place for railroad men. Plats and price lists in our office. BOGGS and HILL. ACRE TRACTS Valuable acre tracts just south of residence of Mr. Kountze. Buy an acte for what you would g have to pay others for e lot BOGS & HILL. TEN ACRE TRACTS, With houses bullt to order. Something new. B0GGS and HILL. BEST FARM IN THE COUNTY. A rare chance for investment; lays just | outside the city; 3 or 4 men can uvite sud buy it, and secure for each a cheap 40 acres. Bocas and HiLL. GREAT BARGAINS IN DOUCLAS COUNTY LAND, Quarter sections from $700 to S1,600. Land scattered all over the county; joins near every farm in the county. Boces and Hiis. WHY DO YOU GO Away west into_the froutier counties to buy poor land? You can buy the best land in~ America, within two hours drive of Omala, for less money, of Boces and HiLL. ——e e POI.AGK THE CLOTHIER Just Received, NEW GOODS, NEW qT LES. Cassimere Suits, Cheviot Suits, Flannel Suits, Worsted Suits, Boys' Suits, Children’s Suits Worsted Coats and Vests, white and fan- ¢y Shirts, Hats, Caps Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All POLACK’S, 1322 Farnham St., near 14th. H.A.PAINE'S PARLOR MU IC STORE 0dd Fellows' Block, Omaha, Nebraska. Keeps constantly on band a general assortmen: of PIANOS AND ORGANS, Musical Instruments of all Kinds. SHEET MUSIC AND FBIEIGI PIIII.IBATIDNS. NERAL WESTE 0eod AoENT For THE CELEBRATED 'WIEBER PIANOS, The only Piano out of Forty Competitors which received th Highest Awards at the Centennial by the highest musical authority known. TUNING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Orders for Sheet Music and Merchandise Promptly Fillcd. CHARLES S, HIGGINS, PROF. MARTIN CAM General Agent. Graduate Leipsig Consereato e of Music 816 “REMOVAL” 8I6 TO MMGAVOCK'S BUILDING. JOEIN W. BEILIL, DRUGGIST, Cor. I0th and Marcy Sts., OMAHA, NEBRASKA® MAX MEYER & BRO, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. MANUFACTURING J EWELERS AND MUSIC DEATERS MAX MEYER g CO, WHO CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIP_S GUNS, AMMUNITION & NOTION 8. Cor. Eleventh and F rnham Sts. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF =~ BUTTER AND ECGCS, 174 Faruham and 510 Eleventh Street, Omaha, Neb. 816 816 "WE BUY BUTTER AND EGGS AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, AN) PAY NAT CASE We Charge no Commission. st National Buok, Omaha; Mes pavy, 0 her, Omaha: Mowr. Vax Mever & wity METZ & BROTHER NEBRASKA BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE, Cor. 16th and Leavenworth Sts., Omaka, Nebraska. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. — MEYER & RAAPKE, FANGY GROGEFIES, TEAS, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars, 1210 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA, NiBRASKA. SURGICAL ROOMS. 2 .\ VAN CAMP, M. D. |E5 8 gogrs Anp sHOES o maes spciiicsof Dermrgunenia 2. | oo pemtiar to wormen, Distuta a2+ Files iceancs o the Recham. £ | THE ONLY PLACE WVERR YOU han P LANGS 236 FARNHAM ST. etreots, ‘w the right, upetaim. Reesideuc, atret, first door sowth of the Second 3ietho" dist Church, Omaba, Nebraska. Addrees Lock Box 304 8 1F YOU THINK W cannot sell the chespest land in Doug- las county, try us with your cash offers and see for yourselves. Boces and HiLL. EVERY MAN Who wants 160 acres of cheap land near Omaha should secure it now, for we pro- pose to give figures that will mv“]a invest t lon ment, and low prices cannot Six-roomed cottage, new, 23d and Daven- port, o small amily; $20 per mouth. Bocas and HiLL. | Real Estate Exchange. Millions of Dollars worth of Real Ea- tate of All Kinds For Exchange. Parties desiring to Echange any kind of Real Estate, will please call and examine our lists and select their bargains. BOGGS & HILL, 250 Farnhag 'St., Omaba, Neb Real Estate Brokers, | FANCYSTEAM DYEING | - MAX MONVOISIN, FUR TANNER LADIES’ & GE | SHOES MI]E T0 ORDER AND KID GLOVE GLEANER | and a pertect 6t i, P es vers reason b7 505 12TH STREET BAW FUR BOU .| I\ DIETRICE, B4 Near § unhnn SEVERAL BLIND MICE. SEE HOW THEY KICK. After long months of weary waiting toe old Fogien of bigh yrices and. long credita are com- Pl o yicid b e mevitabie, and one by one Boey toms tambling down an the price of teats, D ave not down s the ates | eiablished over 2ot ko Appended are the standard-rates of i Ot Boiling Bee 3to Soperlb e Corn B ke Roast « ARCHITECT Rib Steak. « Ofice, Roum 4, Frenzar Hiock, OPPOSITE POST OFFCE 22 Plans of buildings of fle at my o - ouAdA, NES. ¥ descrip Loin and Ponorhom, Mutton. e e — TRY THE MW CIGARETTES ! e ) s_FnAanuT Vanrry Fam s Pt oot Sausage, Bologua, Cheess ani Liver Pudding. « Butchers, bmdm. hous- | ITH v.‘:n.l. = 179 thm street T HENRY SINCERE, i CITY MEAT MARKET. e Monts;, Bosf, Vead, nnmrmk Qeme, out, and ail kinds of e CLEANING AND REPAIRING. e o Rend o.nnn koA Office 273 Dougias St., 1st door west. of Cruicksuans’s, SHEELEY.BROS.