Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1880, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE. ‘Wednesdsy Morning, May 19. —_— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Sermed o sbecriers carrier to any "fl,.,. sysexcepted at fl“’ ‘of the pp',lln.\dl!’ld o u-mu-mmdnmmr- attention. Tox Ouana Dy Bax wil be mailed 10 - wcribers st the following rates, payable invar. sbiy i advance : $600 per ~inun; #4.00 six e Tan Oams Wrsxy Des $200 per Brs has. ar the Jargest o both b Omatia and sbroas, and 18 Sherelore the best and cheapest. advertising Interesting Miscellany, Latest M la7 B Comvmmereiad Teporte, Radiroad o Postoice Time-Tables, sce third vad — sREVITIER, —Gentlemen—Those Manilla Siraw Hats have arrived. Frederick, Hatter —Paterson sells cosl. —Saxe's for fine sods. —Seo Polack’s sdvertisement. _ Frederick bas cheapest straw bata. —Belfast gioger ale, at Saxe's. —Frederick, principal batter, Omaba. Try Saxe’s new 5c Cigar. —For Laods, Lets, Houses Farms, look over Bemis’ new column on Ist page. Bargains. —Fredurick has the be tSiraw Hats. _Try Sexe’s litte Koy West Ci- gar, 10c. ond d —Ths Mendelsschn Quintette club returncd yesterdsy afteinocn from the west and st pped at Council Bluffs last evening. —Lots, Farms, Houses and Lands. Took over Bemis' new column of bor- gains an 1st page. — Fleven four-hotse emigrant out- Gta pased up Farcam strect yesterday sfiernocn on their way to “God’s own conatry.” —1It is devied that the Dillon con- ference has anything e'se on the tapis than the arrangement of crossing tracks at the transfer. —Rain is reported as fallirg in all directions about Omsha, bui theprayers nor jrofanity of ils citizevs seems to have hed any cfiict cn the clerk of the weather. —Messrs. Himebaugh & Merriam of the Union clevator, have had a pri- vate telezraph office opened in the of- fice of the Union clevator, with con- nections with sll the offices in town, for the more rapid trammissicn of their increas ng business. —The Omaha Amateur League held a meeting Monday eveningand decided that if certain rines who have bee admitted to the leaguo do not put in an appearance by the next meeting they shall be disbarred from further membership. —A sociable will be given Friday evening at the Presbyterisn churcl. parlors, which will paitake of the character of a leave-takiog to Rev. Mr. Harsh, its eloquent pastor, bo- foro he departs for his summer vaca- tion. —The “Salmon River Mining and Smelting Company,” of which men tion Las been made in Tue Bre, is at last incorporated, witha capital stock of $500,000. The mine, the Red Bird, is sitvated within sixty miles of the extension of the Utah & Northern failroad in Idaho. Theincorporators fire Capt. C. B. Rustin, Gen. W. W. Lowe, W. Lawronce Cousland, M. R. Risdon, C. 8. Goodrich, E. B. Colo and Gustave Anders Anotber large invoice of ladies’ and children’s bats—something new and novel—just received at ATKINSON's, the acknotwledged leading millinery es- tablishment, corner of Douglas and Thirtsenth streets. Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags in great variety at mileod M. Heuwax & Co.'sf Headquatters for Joo Sehlit Milwaukee beer at Mercuants’ Ex- onaxc, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. Carriage Umbrellas at Woodworth's. A RICH SCANDAL. = Implicating Prominent Parties in this City. A Church Choir Rehearsal Brok= en up by a Jealous Husband. ‘Who Assails in Church the Al- leged Destroyer of His Family Happiness, And Drops His Man Witha Brickbat. For severel days past Omaba's mu- sical society has been in a flutter of excitoment over the exciting denove- ment to a fawmily quarrel, which, by rosson of its publicity and probably rious covsequences,all concerned have found impossible to supgress. From what can te gathered, it ap- pears that fcr some time past the hue- band of cne of Omaha’s prominent lady vocalists has entertsined eorlous suspicions of her fidelity, avd bas been dogging her footsteps with the intent to discover something upon which to bsse an open rupture of rela- tions, It is not asserted that he han succceded in g0 doing, but ho bas openly told bis suspicions to mavy of Commiseloners’ Proceedings. Satorpay, May 15, 1880. Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment. Present — Commissioners Corliss, | Knight and Drexel. The following were adopted: Resolved, That the treasurer of Douglas county bs and beroby is di- | rected to place in the corrections of the taxlist for 1879 the perzonalty as- eessment of S. P. Morss, amounting to $2500 and one dog, the same being left out by mistake. Resolved, That the county clerk be and is bereby directed to place in the tax list of A. D. 1879 the ditch tax against blecks 13 to 24, both inclusive, in the town of Waterloo, as levied for sa'd year, Resolved, That the county treasurer be and hereby is directed to draw from | the general fund $10.05 and apply the | same to the payment of thedelinquent personal tax of John Campbe!l for the year 1879 for work, grad ng. Resolved, That the county treasurer | be aod is hereby directed to draw from the ditch fund $28.80, and apply the same to the payment of the delinquent | ditch tax of A. Payne, on w 3, se i 8, 15, 10 for the year 1879, for worl done on ditch. Resolved, That the county treasurer be and is hereby directed todraw from the general fund 93 63, and apply the same to the payment of the delinquent personal tax of Thomas Wilkingo for the years 1878 and 1879 for services aa petit juror. Resolved, That the county treasurer be and is bereby directed to draw from the general fand $29.90 aud apply the 1t his friecds and bewailing the sad con- a of his family, has vowed ven- canco upou the party who was inter- foring—with his demestio felicity. The lady secms to bave been entire- ly uncovsciovs that she was giving any canss of offence to ber jealous hus- band, and has gene to snd from choir mectings, musical society concorts and evening church with other eacorts. One of these, a fravelig man, whose pame wo shall not give, hss been quite attentive, aud on last Saturday evening accomparied tho talented singer to a prominert church on Eightecn'h strcet, where tho quartette were about to practice the musical programme for the following Sunday's services. While ditintercsted parties laim that thers was mothiog in the actions of either which could have given ground for the slightest whisper of ewpicion, her jealous spouse thought otherwise. Sherily after b tondant Fad lefe the house on their ay Lo church, be detsrmined to fol- low and bring affirs 1o a focus. He amed hiwself with a brick bat and stealthily entered the building in order to awa't developments. Just at a most inopportuno moment, when all the choir were present, he raised himself and struck the traveling man a terrific blow with the brick bat, knocking him down in the aisle. A terrible hubbub ensued, the la- dies shrieking and the men rushing to tho sssistance of the fallen visitor. During the racket the husband made his escape, and, meeting some friends, told them what be had done, adding that if this didn’t put a stop to such ““funny busiuees” he'd find some other way which would. The choir re- hearsal, it is said, scarcely progressed s smoothly as usual, the refrain, **0, ye rocks and stones, praiso yo the Lord,” seoming decidedly inappropri- ate to the occasion, aud one of the la- Aies being rather hyeterical, the solo singing not as well ren- dered as it might have been under other circumstances. As is usual in cizes of this kind, opinion is divided. The friends of the lady assert that the jealousy of her husband is entircly unfounded aud that his brutality compelled her to seek other escorts to and from the church where she is cagaged as a sing- er. They insist that ho bas been ona perpetual sproe for soms time Fast, and that o really was not capable of forming an opinion on any subject, much less on oae in which his cruel jealously has biasod his botter judg- ment. As to the gentleman, who was the unfortuvate victim of Mr. y wrath, they say that he was only act- ing the part of a polite and courteous escort, and that not a scintilla of evi- was e Arginsox's will not be undersold. i A g NEW YORK DEY GOODS STORE. DRY GOODS HEADQUAKTERS. STLENDID SHOW ROOM. BEST LIGHTED STORY. IN TOWS. AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, BOOTS AND SHOES. PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, ——ONE PRICE TO ALL—— ALL ARE INVITED. JOHN H. F. LEHMANN & Co. mayl2-1w . W. Wertz, Dentist, is extracting teeth, without pain, by the use of nitrous oxide gas, at 1318 Farnbam street, Omaha. mib-1w 1f you want to buy anything in the millinery line cheap, and not get fium- bugged, go to ATKINS0N'S, the acknowl- cdged leading millinery establishment, corner of Douglas and Thirteenth etreets. Murphy & Lovett, tne. agency; old et established agency in this state. ek SR L PG Arkixsox’s the only place for style. it v A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. New goods to be shown this week. One hundred different styles of fans. Fifty different styles of paraso's. Immense assortment of lace goods. Lace fiorsl bows a complete novelty. Ladies’ muslin underwear. Fancy dress goods—geand assort- ment. Great bargain—big lot at 25c. Silks—an immense assortment. Great job in Hamburg edginge. Fivest quality of prints manufac- {ured—a splendid astortment, goods e 1dom seen in the west, and just or.ned; prics only 10 cents. Im- e stock of domestics in salesrcom feet long. "(‘)'z unlaunried shirt, the best thing we offer, every sizs mow on hand. — e Artrnsox's for the largest stock. dence could be brought to implicate him ia anything in the least ques- tlonable. The hucband, on the other hand, is very froe in asserting bis opinions on the subject, and declarcs that this is by 1o means the firat offense, a ueigh- boring city having already heard ru- mors of like cccurrences not many months since. He declares that hehas borne with bis wife's idiosyncracies in this respect until forbearance has ceased to become a virtue, and he was compelled in his own defense to arsart his marital rights. o short, he does not hesitate to make the most dam- aging insnuations in the premises, and says ho can back them by proof. Friends of both pa have been trying to hush up the affair and bring about a reconciliation, but so far the attempt has been v. It now seems probable that a divorce suit will be the next development of the day, when the whole story will in all likelihood be produced in open court. Arxixsox’s, acknowledged leaders. irlide s atsoon i M. Hellman & Co. are making suits to order on short notice. Tl < S If you want a Duster, If you want a Dreesing Sack, If you want a Wrapper, Go to Kurtz's Store. S i T Seven new styles straw hats at Freder- ick's. La‘est May Patterns. ml7t2 Home comforts, moderate rates, Astor House, New York. m16 Im Laundry work will be collected and delivered by the Omaha Shirt Factory. Leave your address. Firat-class work guaranteed. It paya to trade at Kurtz's. Ladies will do well to examine the Ready Made Suits’ at McDonald & Harrison's, and they will need to seek no further. ot _Ladies Suits, Dolmaas, Capes, Ul- sters and Underwear at McDonald & Harrison's. e Bambarg Figs 250 8 box, wife and her at- ! eame to the payment of the delinquent parsonal tax of Heory Eiche for the year 1879, for road work. Licouse was granted John Murie and E. Edwards to sell liquors at Fort Omaha for six months from July 15, 1879. The followirg accounts were allowed from the general fund: W. Thomas, hauling lumber..$ 10 00 | Geo. H. Guy, court fees Feb. term i 1880, 1680, = 283 55 | Geo. H. Guy, committing and board of prisoners, Feb. 1880 Geo. H, Guy, conveying prisoners to asylum. John Campbell, work on grade John Johnson, havling lumbe J. H. Blakeley, work on road. W, Wilson, * G. A. Hill, groceries for poor oore, grading . Harry Standen, work on road. A. M. Clark, painting a 194 90 ¢ work on road inson, bdmw for fees Hiny Giboon, vebind index. .. A. H. Donecken, work at new jail Omaka Post printing company, ad- vertisement for treasurer . 3. H. Blakesley, on grading count, : Henry Fi Joseph Lies, ray, lumber. . Seaman, wit: Mf\& Win. Tewpleton, ~ ** iustave Henecke, fees in state 426 98 ' 20 2 Gustave Auderson, witness fees... 6 H. Jacobsen, 0 Adjourned to May 20th, 1880. J. R. MaxcestER, County Clerk. By H. T. Leavirr, Deputy. We call attention to the large and extenaive stock of clothfog and gon- tlemen’s furnishing goods at the popu- lar clothing house of mlleod M. Heuuax & Co. Everybody eays it pays to trade at Arxissox’s, the acknowledged leading millinery establishment, ~corner of Douglas and Thirtcenth streota. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mis. P.L. Perine left to-day for Fremont. W. F. Cody left {h's afternoen for his stock ranche. General Freight Agent Vining has gone to Chicago. Sindey Dillon and party aro visiting the Blufls to-day. Purchasing Agent Clark left for Ohicago yostorday. Chas. Dewey, Exq., left on the noon train for Kearney. St. A. D. Balcombe went out to Co- lambus on the noon train. R. D. Hall went out to Pappillion on the noon train, on business. Captain Stenton of the U. S, engi- neers, went west fo-day to Fort San- dors. Me Bobert T Stcaliofn'was in bie office for the firet time yestorday since his illnees. AL Pstrick was a parsenger on the west-bound U. P. train to-day en route to Rock Creek. Newt. Barkalow retarned this morn- ing from an extended businoss trip through Kansas and Missouri. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, the Iowa wo- man lawyer, accompanied by ber hus- band, were passengers on the overland train to-day bound for Salt Lake. Mrs. Squires and daughter, Miss Addie Squires, of Sing Sing, N. Y., arein tho city for a fow days, the guests of the family of N. J. Burn- ham, eeq. E. J. Hueston, eaq., of New York, attorney for the Pennsylvania Bird Guano company, arrived in the city yesterday from the coast, and is the guest of his nephew, Mr. C. B. Her- ton. Children’s Dusters at Kurtz's. e e Stranborry and ice cresm festival at the Coristian Church on Thursday evening. ATkINsoN's for the latest noveltles. e e e The Fire Ordinance. To the Editor of Tus Bxs. 1 wish to call your attention to the mumerous violations of the fire ordi- nmance in our city by the building of wooden sheds and additions to houses and barns within the limits in which such building is prohibited by the city ordinsucs. The worst of the matter is that it reems impossible to have the ordinance enforced. Complaint to the police headquarters seems to do no good. I defy you, Mr. Editor, to point to & single instance in which* the fine which the law says shall be imposed, has been imposed on the guilty psrties. What good does it do to make complaints if the comp'aints are unheeded. The matter is one which affects the proper- ty and perhaps the lives of our citi- zens, yet it receives less attention at the hands of the proper authorities than a common and trivial offense against the city’s peace and order. Is there not some way to make our a tor, Onagrvzr. among the pawnbrokers and discovered his missing property in the shop of i Mr. Having ob'ained a description of the thief he then informed ths police, and officers Ford and Donahue, ac- companied by Jack Galligan, startod | in pursult of the culprit niade a show of fight, pulling a knife on his captors, but was quickly di armed and taken in tow. up to jail be was identified by Schlank, another Tenth street pawnbroker, as the man who sold him a watch etolen from a colored man in Higging’ faro | room last Friday. It is probable that for the last two weeks he has boen ply- out city. Twelfth straet says the prisoner tried | ran over her, fortuvately not injuring to sell him a coat a few dayssince, but | her. a8 it was too Jarge for him lie suspected | yard to sober off, which, with the that it was stolen, and refusod to pur- | noiso in the house, gave riso to the chate it from him. Heisalso charged = rumor of a murd with stealing coals | Woodward aud cns of the Kosters | Bl | we also und. 1-5 s. e. § soc. 22, t. 15 n. r. 12e.; alsound. 1-5 w. 4, w. 4,5, 12e.; Austin M. Collett, w. d. 1ot 2, block 4, e. of Smith's add. city of Omaha; Wellsey, w. d. n. 45 w. o w. }ands. 16, v 11 e. J. Barns, w. d. lot 2, block 205, city of Omaha: $1500. Cague, . d. lot 12, block 10, Reed's first adlition to the city of Omaha; $250. ing medicines, when a purely fruit thorities take knowledge of the mat- | eathartio will care you at once—Ham. burg Figs. Toy.them, AN EASTERN CROOK. Run In Last Night by the Police. One of the most important captures made by the police for the lut few weeks was that of Wm. J. Saiutor, jr., an eastern crook, who is now lodged | in jail and in all probability will take o trip to Lincoln at the next term of | dead in the yard. court. About five o'clock Monday after noon, while Mr. Janskowski was lis- tening at the front door of his store to the minstral band, his new coat, which was hanging on a partition in the rear of his store, was unhoked and car- ried of. Mr. Janskowrki, missing it hort time afterwards, made a tour Rosenfield on Tenth street. Early in the evening ho was cap- ured on Twelfth strect. Ho first On the way ing quitea trade in sneak-thieving in A second-hand dealer on | fiom Charley | Mondsy sfternoon offic:r my saw the prieoner talking toa oman who was operating with the | Tripp gang of thieves last summer, | 100 62« and at tho time he had uuder his arn 900’ abolt of gray cloth, bound round 29 | board, end itismore than likely that | 827 ! he had stolen 16 0 | Kalish's tailor shop, whicn was bur- glarized a few nights ago. Upon being searched at the jail a nap- kin and the cover of a silver butter dish were found 1 his pockets, both of which were stolen from the “Gold it, probably from Dust” ssloon. The priconer cvidently came from Philadelyhia as letters were foun: his pockets from his father in that city, begging him to meud his ways and turn over a now leaf, and telling him he would sead him a remittanes of $100 soon, with which to procsed £ his unclo in Cheyenne. Saiutor con- fessed that he had a partner in Lis crooked busluess, and this afternoon Jack Wells, alins Jack Kisher was ar- rested wearing one of the stolen coats. Both will bs arraigned this after- noon befors Judge Hawes. ATkiNsoN’s for the finest work. A large invoice of Hats and Caps at popular prices at mlleod M. Heman & Co's. e Those ncbhy children's hats come from ATkisson's, corner of Douglas and Thirtsenth strocts. pen e i, Do your shopping at Kurfz's Lawrence Barrett. Thia eminent tragedis at the Academy of Musis next Satur- day evening s “Richelieu " The re- sorved seat sale begins this morning. A Pittsturg cxchangs of recent daie will appear says: No other actor, from the Leginning of the seasons to their cad, is accorded amore hesrty welcome by (he people of Pittsburg than Lawretice Barrett. 1t is safe to assert that inall the com- petitive rivalry which has existed be tween Barrett and Beoth, that he bas never suffered the lssst, contrary has secursd legiens of warm adwirers snd now holds a plice in tho esteem of lovers of his tronic excellence from whish he is not likely to be ejected by any living actor. The mwost_striking foa- tara of Mr. Barrott's ekill is his elo- cutionary art, which, augmented and made powerful by a voice of wondrous strength and harmony, renders the accomplishment of the most delicate nd difficult requirements in this_re- spect a seemingly trivial fas “Richelieu,” the play in which m- Barrett has no equal—that clouded leaf of a remarkable history—and mighty struggles and t ttering weakness of the grand old man, nearing at onco the end of earthly power aud earthly exist enco s portrayed by Mr. Barrott with a dramatic power and forco such s is capable of being displayed by him alone. We know 1t is said he is equaled in the character by Mr. Booth, but it is at least a disputed mh,n.wn and between two such actors, where the meed is 50 evenly contested, we must accord the palm to Mr. Barrett, Richelieu is, for many reasons, pe. culiarly within his province, and the characterization is all but perfect. ATRINSoN's for the lowest prices. Washburn's Superlative Minnesots, and Plant’s “Extra” Flour, two of the best Patent and Pastry Flours made in the United States. Moderately stated. Fleming & Co., - Grocers. o SR — Tailors Wanted—C J. Can n. 18ty e Real Estate Transfers. A. M. Chadwick, spel. master com- ner, to Wm. R. Hill, mid. uod. e.§sec. 22, £ 15 0. 1. 12 0. 1-5 and e, 5. w. }, sec. 20, t. 15, . Catherine snd Jacob Schoerner to 200. Wm. W. Thatcher to Berean M. fand no. } 38 w.} oeec. 32, t. £500. Patrick M'Gavock and wife to John Kent K. Hayden to Jobn L. Me- M.G. McKoon, Agt. Fire Insursnce. mayl-ly Why dose yourse ves with nauseat- | with:tanding his treatmont of them, but on the | ;M TIGHT AND PITCHED OUT. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Mishaps of aBoozy Fami}y. Sundaynight Sergt] Ford, of the mu- nicipal police, was busily engaged in hunting down a police item in South Omaha, when he was informed thata child had been murdere1 near Boyd's packing house, and was then lying Ascertaining that the house in which the murder was committed was thatfof one Johnson, a notoriously ugly Swedo, the Sergeant hurried as quick- Iy as possible to the sceas of the crime, when ho was astonished tofind a little girl of some eight years of age, lying —nol. dead, but dead drunk, in the rear of the bui'ding, white the rest of the family,almost as much intoxicated, were receiving a beating from the in- furiated hesd of the household. It seems that Jobnson is & holy ter- ror to the neighborhood, and people living in the vicinity bave been talking seriouely of running him out. When- ever ho gets intoxicated, which, on an average, is about onco a day, he im- mediately begins to maltreat his fami- ly, beating them thamefully. Not- they aro afraid to prefer complaint and positively refuse to sppear as wit- nezses againat him, Mouday evening all wentuptown ina rickety outfit which ho owns, and by the thme they were ready to return wero decidedly intoxicated. On the way back the litt'e girl was so drunk that sho fo'l out of the wagon, which She was liid out in the back ATKINsoN's for the best gaods. CHOICE NOVELTIES ON EXHI- TION. GRAND OPENING Wednesday, May 19th, EVERYBODY INVITED. 100 chicopatterns Shetland Shawls. 5000 yards New Laces in Aatique, Ruesion, Luzerne and Gervaise. 50 dezen Gloves and Mitts— All the novelti 2000 Lawa and Laco Tics st Great Bargalns. New Buttons, Trimmings, a9d a genersl assortment of Now Gcods, at Kumz's Stoxe, Creighton Block. Linen Uls'ers, from $1.25 up. Circulars, from $1.25 up. Linen suits, from $2.00 up. Stuffsuits from $6.00 up. Tawn suits, from $3.75 up Dolmans, Saquer, Beaded and Lace Capes,j Ladies Underwear; in all the above goods we have an endlees varie- NOTICK—Advertisements To Let For Sae, Lost, Found, Wanfs, Bosrding &c., will be in- seriad In theso columns orice for TEN OENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE; CENTS per line. Tho first insertion never less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. TO LOAN on-anproved security. R BARTLETT, fel Extate Agert, ce 17 south 150 . o754 MY IO LOAN_Cul at Law Offico D. L. THOMAS, Room$, Crelehton Elock M SR, T0, LOAN—110 Farnbam eirst ‘ A 61519 V“"b“ couk. Apply at Tlantcs Il«.ll‘n, Dodge st 118 2 doors norh of Brownell Hul, ce brick houseon Cass €519 IRL WANTED—AL #t, et 17th aud 18 ‘Vnnp. A girl to do_general bousework. Aprly thind door cast ot High wihool“on Capitol avem VW ANTED ¥V YA ANTED—A go-d cook at TIZAR Restaurant, girlat 414 Twentieth stroet. 6028t h Sts. - Kendalls, a first 0. 1414 Dodge St., 20 ANTED_At Mrs. class dress-una over Wills’ Commissic V (3L WANIFDTo 4y gone X at Mrs, Duggans, M teamster or in private fam rees. H. N. Heyer, Pacific H- ANTED—At the Creighton Houre 2 good helper in the kitchen, man or womaz 621 ANTAD. ning room and Kitchen girl at Emmett Hovse. UTUATION WANTED—By yourg m oako aare o Sealed proposals will undersigue 1, until 3 oc ) reject any and all Uide is tescrved. By« rder of the couty commissioners. Joux R. MAKCuEsTaR, County Clerk. Fy H. T. Leavirr, Diputy. 622 9 Wi S koo s o B faw day boarde at 147 eor. 15th 17 Howard young Ind; erence given and requircd office. AY BOAKDING can be nad on Oalifors Street, eouth side, 3 doors west, of 16th. co7-21 OY WANTFD_At OMAIIA ¢ unn-r FAC- TORY, 1410 Faraham St. ()% DOZEN GooD TAILOLS WaANTE App'y to FRANK RAMG NTELLIGENCE OFFICE, comer 10th and ROOM {r rent, T e et Bl 619e0d.tf OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST OF Bargains in_Houses, Lots, Farms and 'bis new column on 1t page. | Counties in the State. % [them near Omaha, $12 to $40| - CHEAP LAND = EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2 TO$5PERACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUCLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for Colonies“ in all the best 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Frrms in Nebraska, many of per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA GITY PROPERTY, Consisting 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. Immense Stock for SPRING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTHING Men'’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. SPRING OVERGUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises. at Prices to Suit-All Aax BUSTON GLOTHING HOUSE OLE AGENTS FOXR DEVLIN & CO., OF NEW YORK!’ We aro now propared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o this house, which for Durability, Style and Cheapness are unsw We have now on hand the best solected stock of Clothing, Shirts, Furnis ng Goods, etc. in the city. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, ReaL EsTATE Brokens, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. 0 RENT OR SALE—New six-room house, Pier and 22dsta, 6019 IOR RENT—Nivgara boarding hotse with bar room, on Tenth stroct, bet. Dougias. amd Farnham ’ Enquire of Patrick Ford, cor. 15th and € 61018 [ JroR ® Jve Jee, A nics cottngy aud stable on upp r Douslas Street, 2 blocks from Postoffo. - fn ire 1210 Farnian 55648 For Rent. Splendid cot‘age, 6 rcoms, dition, fruit. and soft whter, aud & Acres of Ground, $130 3 year, West Omaha, will scil for $1,680, 0608 and HILL. For Sale, House and full lot on Webster Street, best loca- tion in the city, §1,500; edsy terms. 'BOGGS and HILL. B RENT-Twostory frame house witn brick basement, ou corner 19th and Plerce. Corner Farubam and 11th St. FRED MOENL to to choose from. McDoawp & Harmisor, 1408 Farabam streot. Puaxt's Light Loaf Flour, winter wheat, at $3.75. Try it. Fuexuo & Co., Agonts. et R e Beforo buying a sewing machine, examine the “New Home,” corner 16th aud Webster. Hartman & Helquist. NOTICE 70 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. If you have any galvanized iron cornices, window caps or other work re on, or to be done, call on John Epenetor, 533 Broadway, Coun- cil Bluffs, Towa, who will give you bottom prices and extra good work. apli-3w a fine —_— COUNTY COURT. DECISIONS BY JUDGE BARTHOROMEW INTHE Ma¥ TERS, Geo. W. Swith agaiost N. L D. Solomons; jndgwent for !144 00. Max W, Mendell et. al. 00. Authony Rafert agalnst Wm. A. Paxton; judgment for §124 38. The Omahn Driving Park Associa- tton against Chris, Nevios; judgment tor $312.56: Sauoders Manufacturing Gompany ot al against A. M, Shorey ot al.; judgment for $146.40. Martin Ittner et al. against Anna M. Durnall; judgment for $61.70. Wi, C. Ghost agamat E. A. Kelsey; judgment for $140.62, Edward Callahan against Michael O'Byrne; judgment for $325.45. Chas Ogden ngainst MorrisOttman; judgment for $63.63. Wm. M Foster against John D. Murphy; judgment for $200.75. Geo. Kinney agaivat Robert M-aun; judgment for $10.15. Walter P. Welch against Geo. W. Foster et al. dmnmsed Fo clegant front roum. O REST—Double room, v, Jacob's Block, 597-t OR RENT--Furnished rooms,cheap; by week or month. Apply at AMERICAR llOLsE_ OE RBKT Alvlemlld Phow raph Gal er P 71t L. B. Wll.ll.{’!gt»DNry $20,000 Twenty Thousaud Dollars in small well secar- ed mortyages ranzing from $200 to $1,000, draw-. ing 10 per cent interct, have been lately ‘Flaced = small discount. Per- itale money to_spare can make s £alo and profitablo loan i, this way, without oy expenss or commissions. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Church Property aud Psrsonagein South Omahs, near Depot, ata very reasonable price. BOGGS and HILL. OR RENT_} of room 569 Fifteenth atroet Jacoh's_Biock. _terms reasons ) D’ O, FARMS, HoUSES AN over BEMIS' new column of bargains page. smail cash payment requ st BOGG: Cottage and Lot, New l-story frame house, 4 rooms, 2 closets™10 foot ceilings, double doors, etc., 85 barrel eis- orn, Tll okl 1n No. T eoudution, 5. bocks from High Schoo!; $850, on monthly ‘payments, d HILL, Real Estato Brokers. A=212=2 Boston Clothmg House, FARNHAM STREET. X2X22 sy 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST ! MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell their entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ, AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERGCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business, Come and be Cony ANDAU HACK for sae, tihe glven on part. L. Thomas, Room 8, Creighton Block. 61619 R SALE—Good location on prin. n Omahs. Addross SALOON, New Houses. Wo aro now prepared to_buikd houses worth from $100 Lo $500 on our lota n our new addition, 25th and 20th and Farnbam, Douglas and Dodge, and sel on small monthly payment. BOGGS and HILL, LE—House and lot, with 94 feet fro 125 feet deop, R SALE Sl ol dition. D, W. corner 13th_and Farham. 17-tt Fon LANDS, LOTS, TIOUSES AND FARMS, ook over HEMIS new oviumn on 1t page, Foxuw,_mp aee ke, good [oF ci- tern purposcs, at KRUG'S Brewery. _8530dtt ASTEIERS AND MASONS, rse bank sand, gravel for gardens aod ol Wil e dend s s e Leave orders ot B. Sierks 1414 Farnbam, and Gharles, Brandes, 021} Fambam Sts. HAKS uccessor to Charles Danicl. 524 Fon SA lem REDMOND'S; Sikteenth-of 5164 JFOR SALE-A sl dwelling house, pext to . H. Colling remdenc:, corner 19th_and Capitol Avenue. For information call at. G. H. & J.B. COLLINS, 151 Farnham Streot. 50541 e e L PR SALE—Good house and iot, with + good el ortef 1th and Plrco Gireete quirs of s al lmn su K Grie yat r., B vnu.mus &SON. Fux SALE—A New American Sewing chine in good condition, with. al atach: mienta. Must e s0ld before the 16th of May. For information apply at ATKINSON'S Willinery Store, coner Douslas and 13th Streots. _474-4f R SALE—Two_of the celobrated J. M. Brloevick & Baike Co's Nenpiril mi Vi Tablon. Nowrly new. For W, BAMILION, _ MISCELLANEOUS. Over eighty millions of dollars of Insurance capial of the oldest snd best home and foreign compaues rep- cosouted in the agoncy of Taylor & Howell, disif STRAYED OR STOLEN From A. H. Baker's jastures, two miles northwest of town ou the old military road, a dark bsy (may be called brown) horsz, five years old, about sixteen hands high. one or both front feet white; a star in the fore- hexd. Avy information please leave at Baker's pastures or at Max Meyer & Co.’s Cigar Store. A liberal reward willbe paid. mI73 Toast: “May we nmever want a friend, or a bottle to give him” a bot- tle of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, which cures cuts, wounds, burns, tcalds, ete. The demand for Sr. Jacoss OIL is astonishicg, but no wonder, for Thave myself used it, and found it the most effective remedy in the market. Wat. Srsxmoro, Druggist. Rockport, Ind. M1ss15G.—A case o conetipation by using Hamburg Figs, TRADE NCTES. Nice st of Croquet, 8 balls and ts in a box, only 99c. at the 99c. w172 ». B. BEEMER, GUMMISSIDI MEIIGIMNT HEa n-« i o Frut, Butter, Lq,":‘mmy, o..%%! F —An oval, gold tleete button, left a this ofco. 210 OST—Ore white pony 16 L o, ..m.&.i.....d’ ears old, shod all ot Just rear of is return to cor. B and Hener, T ABBS NEVILEE " TRAYED—On May 101h, ftom premises of the uaenigned, one roan_ cow, horss pointin inward. 1M FOLEY, S, E. cor. 11t Boward ste. iz J Margaret aill, hayiog N d boars, hereby oty ai ecurai o 19 oot iy ecvuntaa 1 Ty o bl comraced 1y e W, 1% OTICE—My wite left my bed an 14X SALE NGTICE—To whom It may con- ‘cern, uotice i her: by given, that on the 18t day (f January, 1678, | purchased at the tax anic in Dougias Counts, Neb-y all of block 7 inDwight &1, ddition to the city of Oma- ha. Seid and was txe I the natfies of s M. and A.J. Fravk far the year of 1876, Bold for the tazes of that year, and (o timest regemption of sald land will expire A 1550, at which time 1 shall spply to treasurir for a deed of the ssme MICHARL DOUGHERTY, By James F. Morton, bis Attorney. ACADEMY OF MUSIC! €. J. WHITNEY. t 20th, e county - Manager One Evening Only, SATURDAY, MAY 22, ‘The Management has the Honor of sunouncing. The Eminent Tragedian, ARRET Seprorted by ble Exesllat Compaoy, i Bul- RIGHEIJEU Co:;;:‘lacy. s s moesing, 76¢, DremGirle, 81,00 e lo p ‘eerved sest, be procure, -'-Iryslanr- Ahu-wnnuq.o Gallry, 808 fi”" $600 to $1,000 Will buy you a new house, with one of the finest lots in Omshs, on small mouthly payments. 'BOGUS and HILL, ‘ReaL EsiTs BRoKERs. For Sale, House and Lt on street car-track, Shinn's addl- tion, 81, BOGGS and HILL. A New House And full lot, one-half block from street cars, Shinn's Addition, 81,875. B¢ GGS and HILL, The Cheapest nco Property In Omaba—must be sold in- 'R;::l'\ir;‘ W )rLtl 4, Block 47, with a No. 1 house of 7 vooms and il wel iimpruved; southenst rner 2 Cagm. " Want best offer. - BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Fine young horse, well breke aud lululfln lm' a Indy iodrive. BOGUS Wanted. Wo want a contract to hava 200 acres of land broke at on BOGGS and HILL. Cheap Lots. Look at the lots In our new addition—best lots for the money in Omhz, 29th and Farn] BUGGS and HIL! Residence Lots for Sale, 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near business, good surroundings, lotscovered ‘with young trees, and are the choicest, chea.pest and nearest business of any lots in the mar- ket. By all means look at lots in Kountze and Ruth’saddition before purchasing elsewhere, ‘Will sell on monthly payments. Prices $400 to $860. % BOGGSand HILL. 1000 Residence Lots Fronting 8, 9, 10 and 11th streets, 6 to 10 blocks cheapest and most easily purchased lots in ha. Prices §250 to $300. Monthly payments. BOGG> and Hiul. 13 Choice Lots Qo Park Wil Avenus only 8 to 4 bocks from Depot, 500 to fonthly payments. BOGGS wd HILL. 66 of the Finest Lots in Gmaha, 10 to 12 blocks west of Postoffice and Court House, on Farnbam, Douxlas and Dodge streeta; fiuest views in the city from these lots. Priccs $200 to §300, on payments of 45 to $10 CLIFFORD’S FEBRIFUGE FEVER: AGUE CURZE. ERADICATES ALL MALARIAL DISEASES from the SYSTEM. J. C. RICHARDSON, Prep., ST. LOUIS. ORGIANS. A HOSPH = SH EET MUSIC Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy Monthly Instaliments. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A. Hospg, Jr, 1516 Dodge Street. ottt & BOGGS & HILL. And twohirds of a1ot, Chicago street, between 12th and 13th; rents for $300 & year. 1,500 BOGGS and HILL. Houses and Lots. 2atory rosidence comer lot, cholce loca- "fiq 4 blocks from Postotfice; $3, BOGGS and HILL. and south § lot 1, block 12, on west. T e = 5 08 and HILL 2-Story Brick House Wih full lot, 2 biocks from, new Court Houset 2,150, S ] 2 16,217, _12TH _ST. . i 4 B8 s i = g £ - P 2y FoloE H s Sif B i 4 B § |. L SLEDZIANOSKI-= CO. MANUFACTURERS OF MOULDINGS!I AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS AND ENCRAVINGS. 922 Douglas St., Near 10th, Omaha, Neb. HENRY LEHMAN, THE LARGEST IN THE STAT =74 - WINDOW SHADES, PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Solicited. Samples Sent on Application.’