Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1880, Page 4

.{,)AILY BEE. OUR NEW POLICE. Sm—— e irdsy Morniog, May 8. Through Reorganization of the THE D B BOSEW” T©0 v Cour 3 i El erernanentl snaadfunsnnnng peaz ol £ - 4 853 {FH Z k] 28 EE RS T PR comm JA e 1 & ’ [ i "THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Force—How the Men ‘Beived to subserbers by carrier to any pert of Are Detailed. e G overy day, Somiays cxcepted a dlteen ot / & cumis per week. — F ~” Any complainte about irreguistities, or tm) | - The rapid extension of ourcity B ke ot steation . ™ | and. its increasé.of FopuliiRduring the part year long since rendered O Daux Lnw will be maled to sub- &um‘:&“&ummt& Decensay sa enlargement. of the i e ey s 4508 pes | municipel police force and a redrgania- - ation of the body. The new ity T QA DAY BEL baa DY e % | eouncil recoguizing this fach at their Sberetore the best and cheapest. adverieing | oyt meeting provided for the appolnt- ment of two additional officers, and on Tuesdsy evening last, all of the new appoinments with one exception were sworti in, making the pres:ut available foree ten men, exclusive of the mar- —_— shal, deputy marrhal and warden of —Paterscn selis coal. Bhs fieoniit? e —Try Saxe’s ginger sle. It is ploacant to note that a rigid _Frederick, princigal batter, Omaba, | disciptine will now be enforced in the ERToEH, department. There has boen fur tco . i iy My eriiine inihieboboock —The Unted States grand jury | L oompliints have been much more completed their labors yestorday. numer. us than ed fying of the mit- —ATKINSON’S is the on'y reliable | conduct of officers. Marahal Wester- piaco for style, good goods, fine work | dahl has taken the bull by the horr, and low prices in the millinery busitess. | and has lsid down a system of rules —Read W. R. Bennett & Co.'s col- | for the gu dance of patrolmen, wkich, wa, in snother part of thepaper, snd | if enforced, will give the city one of profit by it. m7eadtf | the best disciplined body of p:lice- —Two old citizens at pilo: court | men in the west. 2o yosterday were fined €3 ard cists| According to the new reorganization Son bolngdeunk. of the city fcr patrolmen,Omalha is di- Th lice judge yesterday is- vided into six districts for pight —The poli S AT for the arcest of two | Watchmen, each of which is under herdcrs, charged with reckless riding | the charge of one oflicer who is beld A dous Bixtoenth stroot. responsible for the peace and quiet. e o b .| The first districtis from the depot to —The Pleacant Hour clubwilgive | gy 0 oicor including 9th, 10th a comptimntary hop toMr. and Mre. | g 11 gyrots, Patzolman Jelen is Frank B. Kuight on the cooasion of | 90 0 ObEe o e on daty theic departure for Boston, 0a May | ¢ g ok in the evening until 10th, at Mosogic ball. s g —Tbe Internal Rovenue collections | - The gecond beat, which is under in Nebraka for the month of April, | charge of Alexander Black, a new ap- amounted to §131,683.42, an increate | pointee, includes 12th, 13th, 14ih and of me.rly 850,000 cver the collections | 15th to Dodge strest, from the U. P. for the samwe time 1.8} yesr. track up towards the city. —We sre requested to give notice| The fourth district, is the Third that services will te held as usual next | ward, the rovghest portion of the city. Sunday, at the Unitariso churh, acd | Offcer Spears, an old hand'at keeping that Rev. Mr. Copelaud will preach in | this section in order,is on duty oa this the morning and evenivg. beat. Tho Union Pasific company are| Tbatpart of the city from Sixteenth repuinting and renumtering the bag- | #reet up Cuming to the Military - s bridge is under the supervision of gage and mail cars on both divisions of | 21 ; SRORSAL i B iniums, dhiviotont ol | 00 Disbisuns, whio 55 5 v e pry s i i e el the force, but well-known in the e num ’ : city. His distriot comprices thewhole B Sios ot Ristesath sost Teom D ustan —The U. §.courtadj urmed on yee- |y b terday till the 18th inst. therebeirg| qy o gey district, which inclodes “no fands to pay c-urt expenses, the | Lo Buruham, upper Dovglas and democrats in conzres failing to meke | 150e; 1ouglas as far down as Twelfth oy apir.pristion either at the exta | gy;oop 1y given over to Officer Dona- bession or at the proeont scssion. S T Fo_ Intercstwng Miscellany, Latest M iyt s, Raslroad ama Postoice Time-Tables, see third vag ov LVITLES, MZENNERCHOR PRESENT. TION. Arrival of the Magnificent Banner. The elegant banner which is to be presented on Sunday sfternoon to the Omaha Mzennerchor,arrived yesterdsy and is now in the hands of the com- mittee. - It is undoubtedly the finest of the kind west of Chicago and cost $325, being the work of Mrs. Lena Fuldver, an accomplished Milwaukee lady. The presention, which takes place on Sunday afternoon st Bauman's garden, willbeagaladaysmongoar Ger- ‘man’citizens. The Colombus Meenner- chor society, the Fremout Germania, the Plattamouth Leiderkravz and the Council -Blufls Maonerchor will 'all be present as invited guests, and will tske part in the exer- cises. In addition, the Concordia and Lyran societies of this city will attend, the seven sccicties makiog a magnificent chorus. The presenta- tion speech will be made by Mr. Boekhoff, of the committee, who will deliver the banner to the ociety on behalf of the committee. It will be received on bebalf cf the sociezy by Mr. Jobn Baumer, president of the Omaba Mwnnerchor. Mr. G. H. Her mon, president of the Pionoer Swng- erbund, will make the address of the day, and Mr. Ed. Wirth will addross the Mennerchor after the presenta tion. In the eveninga concert and ball will be given at Turner hall. The play “My Husband's Wife,” will be presented, and batween the acts songs wi'l be sung by the different societies. bA royal good time may be expected. ~ womoe. The Omiha Smelting sud Refining Company will employ men to the extent of their require- “ Helpers Cleaning furnaces, large. Acid Men. Blast Our old men be given the praference. Applications to be ‘made at the office of the compavy, foot of Capi- tol avenue. CHARLES BALBACH, ‘SBuperintendent. Kid gloves (Alexandrin’s), every poic warrantcd, at ATKINSON'S, for DRUNK AND ROBBED, o) —— e KU 8. Juror's Misfortune. On Wednesday evening one of. the U. 8. -petit jurors from the country’ thought he would-take in the city. He socordingly started out late in the eve- ning, and after imbibing very freely ata number of saloons finally struck the St. Elmo variety theatre, on Twelfth street, where he was soon en tranced with the novel performance. Before the close of the night he was fourd by one of the officers of the force, desd drunkin & noighboring alley and was ignominiously Isnded in the city jail. The next morning when brovght before Judge Hawes he discoverod that he had been robbed of his watch and chaln besides sixty dollars in cash. Ho says he remembers having them oll when he entered the theatre, but they were gone when he was searched at the city jail. Two or three parties jostled him when he was inside the building, and ho was 80 intoxicated that robbing him was probably a mat- ter of Tittle difficulty. Up to this morning no clue had been discovered to the thieves and the vitim will probably lerra ale'son from his mishap, not to carry a watch, chain and sixty dcliara in money the next time he goes on sn explorivg x- pedition in a straugo city. A. CRUICKSHANK & CO.’S Gents’ Furnishing Department is now full to overflowing with new aud cheap goods, amongst which is a splendid stock of Gents’ Half Hose at rewark- ably low prices. Gents’ Summer Underwesr in every grade and price. The Original One Dollsr Unlaun- dried Shirt, introduced frst by us in this city, and which we still sl at the same price in spits of the enorm- ous advance in materisl. Muwy of our friendssay they never had a really comfortable shirt ti'l they wore thie. Try one and you will wear no other. A splendid lino of scarfs ard neck- ties at very different pricas then asked by tailors. All the latest styles in collars end cuffs. Genty' Half Hose for the millions, two pairs for twenty-five ceutr, worth twenty-five cents a pair. Visit this department. It will pay. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. Guy Bazton went west Friday, Superintendent Dickey has gons to Ohicago. ® E. Bosler, of Sidney, is at 1he Met- ropolitan. —The name of The High Schocl Journal has been charged to Tte Omaha Home Journal, and Major W. . Kent, one of Omaba's most bril- liant and talented joursalists, will Dureafter take cherge of the paper. —John Denovan, Cor. Hogan and George Burns, smelting works’ strik- «1s, who were srrested for aesanlting Yows Sevard, werefound gailty at the Juice court Thureday sft-racon, aud wore cach fined §1 and costs. Jesto Stukech, another of the artested par- tics, is sick, but says he will plead puilty and pay his fine. —Fred. Kravin, who was run over cight days ago by his team on Tenth » reet, died st wine o'clock Thursiay K. thing but a giwt constitution « weed him to linger 0 long, his in- j producing a terrible shock to bis system from which he never re- covered. —The McKenzie reform club helda moeting st their roows Thured:y, which was very pleasatt axd well at- terded. The mostimportaut busivess transacted was the appointment of a commiitse, to whom was given full power to arange for tha orgasization of a stock company with sufficient oapitaltofiquidate the entireindebted- ness of the club, and such company to hold the property now in posssssion of ths ciub ia trast for them. —Thursdsy sfternoon, Mre. B nnett and Mrs. C. F. Driscoll were & iving on Sixteenth street, the neck- ¥ ke of their team bacame unfasten- ©1, stariling the horses, who ran away, In addition to the five atove-named Officer Gorman is stationed at vight in tho telophcns cffice ready to an- swer any call for his services. This part of Marshal Westerdahl's plan can- not but meet with the approbation of our citizens, as they will always know where a policeman can be found and can summon him in a few seconds’ timo to any scene of disturbance. While during the day Matshal Wes- terdahl supervises the workings of the force, at night the direction and au- thority is delsgated to Sergcant Ford, wko acts as roundsman and personally supervisors the beat of each patrol- man, going from district to district to accertain whether the officers are on their beat aud performing their daty. He h1s power to instsntly suepend any one found viclatiog the rules of the department and to report any com- plaiut ogsivst patrolmen. This pro motion of Scrgeaut Ford is a well de- served recognition of faithful and hon- et work, and reflec's asmuch credit on Marshil Westerdahl ason the re- cipient. The following rules bave been made by Marshal Westerdahl for the gov- erament of the force and have been adopted by the city council: L—Rollcallat 7 p. m: IL—Any member of the force who shall bo found intoxicated, or who shall manife:t insubordination, or who shall be uncivil while on duty, will be discharged. IIT —Theuse of intoxicatingliquors is positively prohibited, and resorting to putlic houses, bawdy houses, sa- loons, houses of assignation, or any other houses of a publicnature, unless about half the money that they csn be bought for elsewhere. Hon. T. M. Marquette, «f Lincola, is in the city. Rev. A. F. Sherrill aud wife have i doll oo :g::;l:l‘ ":;":.:'0'1";:"“_:; returned trom West Poiut. best home and foreign companies rep- | Mrs. J. N. H. Patrick has roturned resented In the agency fof Taylor & | from New York grextly improved in Howell. digif | Bealth. — Secretory D. H. Wheelor, cf Plats- Spectacles from 25 cents t6 §10.008 |, 41, cameinfrom thesouth Thursdsy pair at Edholm & Erickson’s, opposite tke postoffice. il When you are up to the postoffice| MF- Andrew Rocewater has returacd call into Edholm & Erickson's and to this city after an abseace of tome compare the prices of watches and | months in Boston. jewelry. No trouble to show goods. | Mrs. Lizzie Resensiock and femily, Alll are welcome to see the new styles | of Chicago, arrived in Omaha aud aro of jewe'ry and silver ware. theguests of Mra. A. Polack. Among the many arrivals ab the = Metropolitan hotel are the foliowing: Excursion Rates 10 Nebraska City. | J. G. Higgins, Columbus, Neb.; Geo. The K. C., St. Jo. & C. B. railroad | M. Swigart, Chicsgo; D. L. Lowe, willell tickets to th Nebraska State | Fort, Wayno, InJ.; Robert H. Fosr, Sportemen's convention at Nebrasks | §yringield; W. D. Samp:on, Chic: Oity, at two cents amile each way, | G, J. Nist, Brunswick; L. A. Mariin, making the round trip $2.16. For | guneas Outy; J. S. McGill, Docdwocd; fall information, call st the office, 214 | B B, Loyd, St. Helesa; W. H. Fifteenth street, between Farnham [[ocps, New York; T. M. Marquett, -nggflugliu streets, Unicn block. Lincoln; Wm. L. Jay, Stoux City; H. H. Barbe, Chicago; Will Krug, Please remember that we do not sell | Oity; Geo. N. Potterson, City; James last year's style hatsat ATKINSON'S; | 1saacs, Plattemouth; L. Buck, Louis can give you new goods, this searon’s | ville; C. H. Isaacr, Omaha; H. J. ehapes, for less money than they cost | Wright, Tecumseh; E. H. Sleigh and wite, Molim, IIL; E. E. Brown, Lin- 1t pays to trade at Kurtzs, you. —_——— celn. NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Sometbing new in the way of bon- If you have any galvanized iron |nets just received at ATKINSON'S— cornices, window caps or other work | the acknowledged leading establishment to figure on, or to be done, call on | —corner of Douglas and Thirteenth John Epeneter, 333 Broadway, Coun- | streets. ’ | prozecuted. called in officially, will not be tolera- throwing both ladies to the ground. Bro. Drisccll wes severely burt, and was picked up insensibleand carried #0 “he house of Mr. France. Later in 1 evening she recovered sufficiently 1 be conveyed home, when the doc- t rreported no bones broken. Mrs. Hounett escapel with a few bruiecs. —A new commission house hasbeen opened in Omaha underthe frm tiame of Fearon & COcle. Mr. Fearson is well koown in our city, baving con- uctsd a very succeisful grocery busi- ness here for years, and hes a host of frinds. Mr. Cole, who has had a great deal of experience in the com- m’ssion business, both in this city and Chicago, has tne confideuce of the trids. The two will make a strong team, and we predict for them a suc- ce-sful businees. Best assortment of Gold Watches in the city at Edholm & Erickson’s. Dr. 8. D. Mercer lectures at the First Baptist church to-morrow even- ing. Subject: “Back-bone.” Admis- sion 15 ceats. Strangers, trade at Kurtz's, A Ciuickshank & Co. have just opened their new perascls; a splendid assort- ment; certainly"the largest and cheap- st stock they have ever shown. And agreat jobin parasols: 25 cents, former price 50 cents. 50 cents, former price $1.25. €1 00, former price $4.00. Come and see these goods early. —_— Do your shopping at Kurtz's. " Another large invoice of the latest moveltios just receised at the Ackuoul- edged Leading Millinery Establishment ——ATKINSON'S—corner of Dovg'as and Thirteenth streets. —_— The auction eale of antiquities and ralios will be'eontinued this evening, 1V.—Violence to prisoners must be gasrded against. Any member un- necessarily abusing a prisoner will be dircharged. V.—Under no circumstances shall a member of the force leave his beat, after being duly stationed by the pro- per officer. VI.—Any member found ssleep on his beat will be discharged. 'VIL—A policeman must be cautious never to interfere unnecessarily, but when required to act should do so with discretion, decis and he may arrest any one who op- poses him in the execution of his duty. VIIL—Officers, whether on duty or not, when applied t» by citizens for information within the line of their daty, will reply civilly, snd if unable to attend to the business thew: willgive the spplicant the necessary information, that business may be speedily transacted. IX.—No policeman sball accept an favitation to drink, or go into acaloon for that or other purpose, except on official business, under the penalty of being immediately dismicsed. X.—Any member of the force be'ng cognizant of any violation of the law, without giving immediate notice to the proper authcrity, will be diemissed. XL —Any officer found asleep, whils on duty, will be dismiseed. XIL—Tucurring of indebteduers is depreca‘ed, but when necessitated prompt payment is required XIIL.—Being absent three times in one month from roll-call forfeits one day’s pay; five times abeut, dismissal. FOR DUSTY WEATHER. We have a large assortment of La- dies and Children’s Ulsters in linen, wool and alpacea. Ladies and Child- ren's linen suits, at very low prices. Kurrz's, Creighton Block. Waxtsp—Horses to pasture on the Painter farm, on the Platte. Terms reasonable. Will receive at checker— | ed barn each Thursday. w73 M. O’Brizx. i Why dose yourselves with nauseat- fng medicines, when a purely fruit eathartic will cure you at once—Ham- #47:30 o'clock. Juurus Mexzx. ———————— Misswe.—A caseo conetipation by wing Hamburg barg Figs. Try them. on and boldnezs, cil Blufls, Tows, who will give you bottom prices and extra good work. apl27-3w Omaha League. The convention of base ball dele- gaten for the purpose of forming a league was held last night in the county court room. Six clubs were represented, ond also large number of persons, not delegates, were pres- ent. -Mr: Austin was elected chairman and C. J, Swyth secretary. A commitles to draft a constitution and by-laws was appointed, consisting of Mesers. Franzen, Mahoney, Olsen, Weeksand Hengle. They retired,and in a few minutes reported through Mr. Franzen which, after some amend- ments atd a lively debate, were adopted. | C. S.: Goodrich was unanimously elected president of the league. Jobn Nash was elected vice-president, and C. J. Smyth, secretary and treasurer. Ou motion a commit*e of three, con- sisting of Messrs. Austin, Hengle and Frauzen, ‘was appointed to wait on Mr. Gocdrich snd inform him of his election ds president of the Omsha Amateur League association. The constitution provides for a brard of directors, with the president, vicepresident and secretary of the league ex officio members. The board consists of one from esch club. The representatives of each club having been called upon to select a director t> represent their club in the board, the following gentlemen were appoint- ed and they are requested to meet in the county court room Monday even- ingat7:30: Close Cuts, E. S. Hen- gle; U P., G. F. Chapman; Mutuals, J. Donnelly, jr.; B. & M., C. H. Austin; Nail Works, J. Hays; Uni- versity, C. J. Smyth. Lock out for the opening at Bein- dorff & Mauss’ next Saturday. 5-3t maEhe o din Headquarters for Joo Schlitz's M.G. McKoon, Agt. Fire Insursnce. ity o= @ Milwaukee beer at Mzrouants’ Ex- oEa¥GE, N, E. Cor. 16th and Dodge, Children’s hats—stacks of them—at ATKINSON'S, corner of Douglas and Thirteenth streets. —_ A large assortment ot cook stoves at onsble prices, at Lang & Fotick’s. <Le i i T U Hamburg Figs 25¢ a box. —_ Beneath theso bricks lies Sarah Hick, She was a long time very sick, The doctors came, and purged, and bled her Until ehe couldu’t well be deader; If when first, pains did her attack, She'd rubbed tric Oil upon her back, Death might have tried, but never cangh’ er, Nor| ‘n:r\ued such grief to her poor daugh- LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH. It is well known that the various flavoring extracts on the market are made from ethers and other delotert- ous drugs. It is true that but a small amount of these injurious flavors are In each glass of sods water, yet con- tinuous doses may have a bad effect. In eastorn citiesall first-class fountains use fruit juices to make syrup. The only reason dealers do not use theso juices entirely is tho cost. Kuhn & Co,, 15th and Douglas, draw syrup made with fruit juices, and will sell same price as ordinary sods waterr Call and note the differenca. Not only is their soda water su- perior, but this superiority extends through their stock of drugs. They sell the very best at ordinary prices. 1t gives me pleasuro to inform you that the 8t. Jacobs Ol accomplished a great deal of good in our county. A Iady of my acquaintance euffered with rheumatism to such an extent thatshe lost the use of her arm, and could not attend to her household duties. She bought bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and was cured after lpgl,ing the same on- Iy a few times. I could mention a hundred similar cates which have come to my kuowledge. B. Skni, North Adams, Mass. STRIKING SMELTERS, ‘Who Refusato AcceptaMiserly *‘Raise.” Yesterday the Smelting and Re- fining company published a notice, in which several advances were made in the pay of a part of the men, and offered to take back those who accept- ed its terms. So far, all have posi- tively refused to avail themselves of the offer. The men say that the ad- vauce only affects a small portion of the employes, and leaves the major- ity in the samo position in which they were befora the strike. They declire that they will have an advance of 20 per cent. or nothing, and announce thir determination of holding out all summer rather than submitting. It is understood that the Labor Uuion will assist the strikers who have fam- ilies dependent on their efforis. The single men say that they can manage to get along fora little while without help. The difficulty to-day seems as far from solution 2 ever. Thursday hight the workingmen ap- [ointed o committee of thres to cal upon the editer ot Tmr Beg, and thauk him for the support which be had given o the workingmen of Omaba. Yesterday the commit- tee called and presented their address. Mr. Rosewater stated that for thir- teen years he had worked ata trade himself, aud that his sympathies had alwsys been with the workingmen. Ho thauked them for the expresrion of their grstitude, and said that he hoped in the future, s in the past, to merit their good will. |__SPECIAL NOTICES...[QN NOTICE—Advertisements To Let For Sale, Lost, Found, Waots, Bowrding &c., will be in- MO 10 M0AR_oul ut Law ofce D. L. THOMAS, Rovm 8, Creighton Block ONEY TO LOAN—1100 Farnham street. Dr. Edwarda Loan Agency, nov-23-tf = — YV ANIED; Dioing room gil and kitchen girl. EMMET HOUS & 55310 "ANTED—A go.d cook at TIZARD'S Palace Restaurant, Isestt VVANTER A gond cook warbar and roner. MES. F. A SCHNKIDER,17th and Capitol Avenue. 5428 ANTED—Competent girl for housew. rk at MKS, ILER'S, 17th and Joves S:s. 5418 ANTED—Girl for general housew: rk. MuS. 1L E JENNISON, 2186 Dodge St, 398 0K WANTE D--Man or woman, at 5438 EMPIKE HOU: N7 ANTEDSecond girl at southwest ¢ mer Niueteenth and Burs Strecte. 1S ASHER AND IRONER wanted at Omaha W na. {2 IBL WANTED—At French Coffeo House, 100k street - ‘sstwts "ANTED—A good cook at 4990 TIZARD'S Palace Restaurant. ANTED-Girlsat IN TELLIGENCEOFFICE, southeast comer 10t and Davengort. VW ASTED—Cirpsars 1310 Dodgeirest, U\ ANTED—25 Cigar Mukers on hand work; $12.00 per 1,00, at KUHLES & STOCK, St. Panl, Mina. 3012 A GENIS WANTED-Those witbout know- Iedge of t:e business are mahing 3.5 to 240 weekly. ~Address PdCENIX CO,,182 Foltcn St., New York, 5518 VW ANTED Board i private fandly by man ‘and wite, will farnish own foou. 8357 3. W. MARKEL BOGUS LORD. Omaha Sufficiently Posted So As Not to be Gulled by Him, Story of His Travels, On Monday a clergyman of this city received a call from a man who introduced himself as George Pelham Clintov, and caused it to be known that he wss tha oldest son of an Eng- lish lord, traveling for plessure, and was soon going on west. He did nof care to stop at hotels, he said, and re. quested tke favor of acs'stance in se- curing & boarding place, which was done, and “Milord” registered at & boarding heuse on Capitol avenue Mr. J. J. Neligh, the detective, has watched c'o:ely the movements of the visitor being attracted by the ‘“char- acters” published in the Chicago pa- pers on Tuesday, The Tribune speak- irg of him ss “‘one of those bogus English lords who have been havinga splend‘d time down east—borrowiog money from young srots, spending it like milliona‘res, and winning the af- fections of foclish girls.” In Chicago, it is said, thst he was recogsized s a confidence man, and made haste to get out of the city, land- ing iu this city in his flight. Ho is elim built, about six feet tall, and hes a red fice and a pug noe. His appearseo is decidedly English, but he is very ordinary in his manuer aud address. According to our exchanges he first made his appearance a Jittle more than a year ago, being arrested in New York, whero he was' known as Lord Montague, for bigamy and playing the confidence game. He was in jail for some time, tut got out,—how could not bo ascertained, though he wasnot He was next heard of in Richmord, Va. a3 “Lord Arundel” he became engoged to a lady but was unmacked juct before the day set for the wedding. Another alias cf his is Lord Beaity. He has been under sr- rest in Canada, aud his photograph has appeared in The Police Gazatte three times, accompanied by accounts of his misdeeds in different places in the east. The detectives there know him as ““Country Dennison,” and con- sider him an expert in his line. While in this city he has ‘‘/aid low” and no one can surely b the worsa for his visit hera. The following tele- gram gives the rest of the story which caused the detectives to give up the “shadow” game, after notifying such persons as they thought should be in- formed of his true character: " ' CIcago, May 6. J.J. Nefigh, Supt. Western Detective Agency: Wo know no charge against George C. Pelham that can be sustained. Have telegraphed to New York sever- aldags ago, but got no snswer. A party here siys be knows him and it that it is - well known that he is a confidence man of the bogus lord stripe, and has three or four wives; that the chief detective of Montreal or New York probably wants him; that he is now on leg bail from New York. If they don't care enough for him t take him when they caught him, it is their fault. S1vEoN O’DoNNELL, Chief of Police. Beforo buging a sewing machine, gxamine the “Now Home,” corner 16th and Webster, Hartman & Helquint. New Yorl Call on Lang & Fotick if you want a good cook stove cheap. Travelérs, stop at tho Astor House, 16d1m o Foufim-;\ sure cm;bomr constipa- on:- Hamburg Figs, 250 per box, for salo byall drungin'ag.. i Murphy & Lovett,Ins. Agency; old- est established agency in this state, apls-1y We offer a ‘first-class white Isun- driod shirt, with an_improved rek forced front, made of Wamsutta mua- lin, 3-ply bosem and cuffs, of 2200 linen, at the reducod price of $1.50, The workmanship, fit and style of our shirts ato placed in competition with andshirt sold in Omahs. We guaran- tee eutire satisfaction, or will refund the money. Wd maks to order every grade of shirts and underwear, give better goods for less money than can bo got elsewhere. Our fancy imported shirtings aro of the choicest patterna. In underwear we canuot be nnder sold. Omnha Shirt Factory, 262 Farnham, opposite Centra] Hotel. BIAX MONYOISIN, FUR TANNER —C. L Hart, M. D. Homcopath, | Barker's Block, Cor, 15th and Farn. | ham streets. sdwit 12] LLTRGL, naw SRy pongar ANIED—A gcod girl for ‘bovss worke MRS, FRANCE, loth A - X a; stroet, by JETELLIGEKCE ORTIOK, dornet 10 fend Davenpo 410 qu.\r KOOM to ren o8%-th {0k KENT—Double room, Jacob's Elock. o K st 1OR RENT—A buarding house of i+n_rooms, situated routh side cf Pacific street b.- iween Sixih and Seventh gtreet. T« enty dollara a month, Brquire G. E, Barker, gas office. 26it R RENT—Furnished reoms,cheap; by week or month. Aprly at AMERICAN HOUSE. 498 708 RENT_A siendi Photogrph oa ) et v TR O BENT Goodnowa o seven v ! stable and one acro of ground, on s>uth Tenth Street. ALSO Money to Loan on approved security. "7 . BARTLETT, Real Exiate Agent, u Office 217 Scuth Thirteenth Stroet JPOR RENT—New nouse, 8 ro-ms, Fith and Pine, Eavaire, J, PHIPPS ROE, Twaltth 8t OB BERT ) of room 500 Fitoonh sirset Jacobs Block. " terms reasonable. 300t FOI RENT—Garden Farm. (2 T. MURRAY. FOR SALE. GHEAP LAND $2T0$5 PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 16 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for Colonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Frms in Nebraska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Cousisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many thousand vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estate. ‘We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in D las County, on 5 years time, at 10 per cent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, ReaL EsTATE Brokes, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. 0% SALE—Connter, bar room Fxtires, snd houschold gouds. ' M. O'HEBN, 512Te th Bereot, 564 10 BUILDERS, ¢ iastrors and Masons, coaree bank sand, gravel for gardens aud mouli- iog sand will be delivered at short notice. Leave erders st H. Sierks 1414 Furnhaw, and Charles Brands, 921} Farnham Sts. HANS BOCK, s5241 Successor to Charles Daniel. OR SALE—Largo beer casks, good for cis- tern purposes, st KRUG'S Browery. ‘3530t PPIEATORS FORPALEapely st [ 5307 AMERICAN HOUS] USINESS FOR SALE—Tho Owsha Bake with furniture and fixtures complet-. Es- fablished 18/4. Alto two horses and wagon. Teason for selling, T wish to ro-ura to my uat.ve country. FRED ' M. PETERSON, $10 Tenth 52010 street, Gmaka N i OR SALE—Lot 0, bio 3 PO 6 SRuSTonG, Poetotice, 578 [P OL3ALE —ono borss snd 3-tpring wazon, ‘Enquiro at B'e Office, 52 OR SALE—Cottonwor d Tumber of all Sizesat REDMONDSS, Sixicen 5161 OR BALE—A s~ull dwelling_ house, next to ©. H. Collioa residenc , corner 19th_and Capitol Avenue. o information call at G. H. & J. 8. COLLINS, 1315 Farnham Strcot. . 505-t{ [VOR SALE—Good house and lot, with good well, corner 14th and Pierce Streots. En- Quiro of Fred Laog. S GEIS. 457-1m OR SALE—A Grist Mill. Applyat X 7. B WILLIANS & SON. OR SALE—A New American Sewing Ms I chine in good condition, with all atiach’ ments. Must Yo sold before the 16th of May, ion apply at ATKINSON'S Millinery and 13th Streets 4741t kD, Shinn's addit TRVRPERVILLE & GILAN, our enterpriting and succe:sful carpet. cleaners, have their Fenovating rooms and headquarters in Cozzen's House, 9th strest. 53811 OST—A mare pony, 3 years old, iron gray; oz bladk man- wnd tail. . Finder wii be auitably rewstled by leaving at RUDOLPH HUSS, Florence, Neb. 84010 TRAYED—Dark sy mare pony, very fal, long tail, white f % on shouider’ wind gall lumpe on both fore feet, above ankie. Liber.1 reward will be paid for information or return to 19th and Izard Stroets. 5468 ®. N. WITHNELL. For Rent. Splendid cot'age, 6 rcoma, all in the best con- dition, frait_and shado. trocs, stable, hard and 4 Acres of Ground, 3130 year, soil for 91, B0GGS and HILL. For Sale, House and fall ot on Webster Street, best loca- tion in the city, §1,500; casy teras. 'B0GGS and HILL. $20,000 Twenty Thousand Dllsrs in small well secur- d mortgages ran:ing from $200 to $1,000, draw. iog 10 peg cent intereat, have been Iately ' 1n our bands for sale, at small discount.’ FPer- sons having litule money to spare can make & eato and profitable loan in this way, without any expense or commissions. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Chureh Property and Parsonagein South Omaha, ear Depot, st very reasonalie price: BOGGS and HILL. Cottage and Lot, New l-story frame house, 4 rooms, 2 closets™10 foot ceilings, double doors, etc., 85 barrel cis- tern, full lot, all iz No. 1 condition, 5 blocks from High School; $850, on monthly ‘payments, small cash payment required. BOGGS and HILL, Real Estate Brokers. New Houses. W aro now prepared t» build housea worth trom $400 to $500 00 our lots n our new addition; 25th and 29th snd Famaam, Dougias and Dodge, and sell o small monthly payments. " "S066Swma L, $600 to $1,000 Will buy you a new house, with one of the finest lots in Omahs, on small monthly payments. "BOGUS and H EstaTs BRoxms. For Sale, ‘House and Lot on street car-track, Shinn's addi- tion, $1,900. BOGGS and HILL. A New House And fall Tot, one-half block from stroet. cars, Shian's Addition, §1,375. BOGGS and HILL, The Cheapest Residence Property in Omaha—must be sold in- stanter, W § Lot 4, Elock 47, with a No. 1 house of 7 xo0ms and all well improved; southeast corner 21st and Cass. Want best offer. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Fino young horse, well broke aud suitable for a Iady todrive. BOGUS and B ILL. Wanted. Weo want a contract to have 200 acres of Iand broke at once. BOGGS and HILL. Cheap Lots. Look at the lots In our new addition—best 1ots for the money in Omaha, 20th and Farnham. B0GGS and HILL. one__whito hind 'foot. ~ CABSTEN ROHWNER, McArdle Precinct. REHOYAL L navo remonca my sock to the comer 14th and Cass. Thoeo wanting any g00ds In my line will do well to call, as ‘offering less thar cost. E. F. COOK. ' 423.Im SINAR hns removed from Tenth Street 10 1116 Fornham §t. _Give him a call. _ ap15-m A MACNIFICENT OFFER! ao FREE GIFTS valtied at 2,000 to all who buy of J. MUELLER, TTPAKER UE—a tay pony, with white tacs snd Residence Lots for Sale, 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near business, good surroundings, loscovered ‘with young trees, and are the choicest, cheapest and nearest business of any lots in the mar- = : ket. By all means look at lots Circalar with 3 Picoos of Musie | i1’ E ourltze and Ruth's addition e ks e befors purchasing _elsowhere. . ill seil on monthly payments. ANIEEOOD Drices $400 to . __BOGGSand HILL. 1000 Residence Lots Fronting 8, 9, 10 and ll:hmnrull. 6 to 10 Mo‘d:-. . south of dey ‘many of these are v 0.7 N be. v, ¥ | sl of depot, many of i Ioteare very e e ba. Prices §250 to $300. Monthly payments. Hondly perRee (ll]‘)fi’l}fl RED 15 Choice Lots On Park Wild Avenus, only 3 to 4 blocks from to 3000, toncht Y Dot B o, o oS et HILL. 66 of the Finest Lots in‘Gmaba, 10 t0 12 blocks west of Postoffice and Court Houss, on Farnbam, Douglas and Dodge streeta; flucst views in the city {rom these lota ic:s $200 to $300, on payments of $5 to $10 Pu ‘month. et BOGGS & HILL. 2 Houses And two-thirds of a 10t, Chicago stroet, between 13th and 13th; rents for §300 & year. Price ,500. 'BOGGS and HILL. CHOLLMAN & ERCKS FOR HARDWARE AND NAILS. A LARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS COOKING STUVES AT LOW PRICES. GARDEN AND FARM STEEL WARE, Houses and Lots. New 2.story_rosidence comor lot, choics locar tion, 4 blocks from Postoffice; §3,600. BOGGS and HILL. 2 Houses and south } lot 1, block 12, on west ETC. U. P. BLOCK 16TH ST. side of 1th street, between Calitornis and Web- AFFENCE WIRE A SPECIALTY. &% ster streets; $2,200 apdeodt. 'BOGGS and HILL 2-Story Brick House EMILLONACRES SOLOMON'S BICYCLE| Diameter Wheels, 28 to 52 inches, BOYS and MEN'S Sizes, BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ VELOCIPEDES, Diameter, 16 to 28 inches. Sell at their Price, Freight added. N.I. D. SOLOMON, PAINT, OIL & WINDOW GLASS STORE, Omaha, Neb SCHLANK PRINCE, DEVLIN & GO, OF NEW YORK Wo are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clntl?inw. this house, which for Durability, Style and Ci are unsu bave now on hand the be:t selected stock of. Clothing, Shirts, Furnishing Geods, etc. in the city. - Boston Clothing House, IZ2X22 1%12 FARNHAM STREET. e ] L — — —— BnnK_KEEPEst.mn to read the following Tes- /. ttmonials of the SroaxEs Avro- MATIC PEX, by the use of which they can, with slight practice, make Lepozr Hzapivos so uniform and artistic in appearance as to be 31:"0 beyond the comprehension of all not familiar with their pro- uction. Several headingscan be made with one dip of Ink in two minates, which can not be_duplicated by the most successful sign writer in as many hours. _Visiting cards may be written which tan only be equalled by Steel Engraving or Lithographic processes. Fiuar Namoxat Haxx, Chicaco, Aucust 27, 1570—We used the Automatic Pon; snd o, and otbes B st eier s Nonmwrsrany Namowss Bawx, Chicago, 1L, ber 4, 1870The best. Instrument fo- rapid st wntform hevtenng ' over used.. . J. DORRANCE, Accoutant. CuAxTER Oax Stove Maxvracrumina Co., St Louis, Mo ruary Slst—i am using the Stokes Auiomatie Pen (oF cor Books, Statements and Lettor Packages and find it vory valuabls ‘this and many other A. L. BERRY, BookKeeper. Shipving Clerks and Grocers will throw away their marking brushes after seeing the Ant>ma- tic Pen work. . Price, per set (3 sizes complate, with Desk Holders), $1. Circulars sent, ad- with pen, on ap) JAS. A. DUFFY, Gen. Western Agent, Quincy, Tl I | OMAIEA. GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACGONISTS! Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price- List. ‘ MAX MEYER & 0., Omaka, Neb. L. -i'. LEE & CO, JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, GCUTLERY, NAILS, STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE, TINNERS STOCK, SHEET IRON, TIN . STOCK, ETC. 1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET, apté SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO, PORK AND BEEF PACKERS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers ire FRESH MEATS & PROVISIONS, GAME.PQULTEY,FISH, ETC. CITY AND COUNTRY ORDERS SOLIGITED. s B Bordr B P B 3 Toee H Opposite Om: s, U. P. o Il TELEPHO~E JONNBOTIONS. HENRY LEHMAN, :: THE LARGEST IN TEE STATE. § —AND— WINDOW SHADES, PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS, Solicited. Samples Sent on Application.} Tam Agent fera Large Manufacturing Houss it 208 wit-— BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE | MAX MEYER & 0., *" |