Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1880, Page 4

— B o — N »W e et s i, L S - “THE DAILY BEE. Friday Morning, June 18, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Served to subscribers by carrier to any part 0 Ch city, every da, sexceptedat fifteen onste per woek . complaints sbout Irregularitics, or im! propes daivery of the paper,If sdirmed 10 Rbis office will receive prompt attention. OMana Dary Brx will be mailed to sub owing rates, payable invar- A= l"-“ o unum; $4.00 six Nirance : $5.00 -‘- Tus Ouans %LY Bxx $2.00 per oz, T Ouana Daux Bes bas by ar the largost ciroulation both in Omaha and abroac, aud i harulore 'the bet 45d. Sheapest adverieing ‘modium, o Tnteresting Miscellany, Latest M Wy'lnd Commmereial Reports, Tailroad ana Postotice Time-Tables, see thirdvag —_— BREVITIES. — Paterson sells coal. —See Polack’s advertisement, —Try Saxe’s Royal Crown Cigar. Carriage Umbrellas at Woodworth’s. ——Soda at Saxe's pure fruit syrups. —Try Saxe’s little Key West Ci- o, 10c. —Lots, Farms, Houses and Lands. Look over Bes new column of bar- gains on firat pi ge. The Pirates of Perzance. eunts did you ssy? —The west-bound express took out fifteen cars yesterday. —The music discoursed by Teny Denier’s band Wednesday was excel- Jent. — Elegant perfumes at/Kuhn's drug store. —For Lands, Lots, Houtes snd ¥arms, look over Bemis' new column on 1st page. Bargains. —The B. & M. hes completed the grading on the bottom as far as the U. P. track, and it is fearcd snother war is imwinent. —C. F. Drircoll, architect, of this city, bas furnished the plans for the Bloomer school house of the Fourth ward of Council Binfls. The build- ing will cost §30,000, —The lamp on the corner of the At- lantic hotel exploded at zn early hour vesterdsy but the flames were ex- tingoished before any demage was done. —The total damage done by the recent cyclono in Pottawattamie coun- 1y county will sgeregate in tho neigh- borhood of §20,000. There is a press- ing need for the sum of £3,500 2s a relief fund. —A party principally composed of the sporting fraternity of the city, par- ticipated Wednesrdayeveninginapleas ant trip to Florence, whore they par- took of spring chicken snd other deli- cacies. “Fatty” Glenn punished g0 much of the fowl that he is still crow- ing. —Mr. John Larson, of Worth covnty, Missourl, who has been visit- ing his son-in-law, Me. W. P. Snow- den, ex-city marshal, in this city, loft yesterday for hishome, over the Wabash xoad. Mr. Larson will be 102 years old on the 15th of next Febauary, ard isa healthy and stout man. He is a native of Sweden, and bas been in this country over fifty years, in which time he has accumulated a comforta- ble fortune. Surely he has lived long enough to know how to enjoy it. 5r. Snowden married his eleventh child. Wheoze 75 CENTS BUYS A NICE WHITE VEST, AT POLACK'S. Ano’her Eobbery. The residence of O.F. Wilkiue, cashier of the Pallman car company, was entered by a burglar or burglars Wednesday and ransacked thoroughly, but onlya fine pockstbook containing $1.30 was taken. The burglars were probably protessionals, and expected to make a big hall, but disdained to take anythiog but cash. 'Their enfry was made by sawing through a blind and breaking out a window light. Soveral persovs were eleeping ia ke houss, but they were not aware of the burglary until they awoke mext morning. e JEWELRY at your own price, Whipplo & Co., Douglas etrect. Boat Building at Omaha. Captain Porter, the owner of the farry boat at the foot of Farnham street, is having snother boat built #:mewhat like it in pattern, which he intends to run as alumber barge and for other travel traffic between this city and neighboring places. The tug “Lillie” will be used to propel it. 1t is also bis intention to fix up the ““Lillie” with cabin seate, etc., and let it out to pleasure parties for trigs up «r down the river, employing ex- perienced boatmen torunit. Such an «nterprise will be lisble to yield bim n good return for his outlay. % A FIENDISH DEED. - The Daughter of a Well- Known Citizen Outraged. Pete O'Brien Accused of the Crime and Lodged in the City Jail. = - Wirth Arrested at Midnight on the Charge of Seducing the Same Girl, The particulars of a horrible deed which was committed in this city Wednesday were brovght to light in the police court yesterday evening. One Pete O'Brien, a well-digger by trade, who has been in the cmploy of the U. P. compary, was arrested on a charge of having committed a rape on the perscn of Miss Clara Wirih, a girl seventeen years of age, the daugl- ter of Mr. Fred. Wirth, formerly pro- prietor of the Omaha Louse, of this city. Mre. Wirth, interviewed by a Bee reporter, states that on Wednesday forenoon her daughter asked to be al- towed to go to tho Star house, for the purpeee of cleonirg up some rcoms which the Wirths rent to various par- ties by the month. The daughter went to perform the custemary work, but not returnivg at the usual time, was sent for by ber mother. She was not to be found at the Ster house, and Mrs. Wirth, becomivg slirmed, re- quested a prliceman to tearch the varicus houes of ill-repute fur her miseing davghter. This was doue quietly, but without success. Later in the day the mother made another trip to the rcoms, and found her davghter in the rcom of another woman, by the name of Ross. The girl refuced to retarn at this time, but subsequently went home voluntarily, and told her parents that during the day, at about 12 or 1 o'clock, she was outrsged by Pete O'Brien, having first been forced to drink a quantity of liquor. O'Brien, at the jail, denies the charge most ewphatically, but admits that on Wednesday he called at the *‘Star” house for the purpose of collecting a debt from certain parties, but did not see thogirl. Mre. Roes, on a charge of being accestory to the crime, was interviewed at the county jail. She says that O'Brien had made arrange- ments with the girl te meet her in her room for the purpose of engaging her to work for his wife, and, during a conversation between the two to this effect, she (Mra. Rose) left the room and knows nothing further of the matter. The Star house is situated on Har- ney strect, between Twelith and Thir- teenth strects. Tt isan old barrack, the first floor of which is used ss a carpenter shop, while some rocms on the eecond floor are occupted by par- ties of a question ble character. It hos had a bard name for some time ast. Atalate hour last night the girl was found by Judge Hawes and Ben. Westerdabl at the European hotel, and wae bronght to the pelice office, where sho told her story uvec sgaln, and swore out a complaint of seduction against her ocp-father, Fred. Wirth. At midvight Wirth was arrested and his bail fixed at five hundred dollars for his appearance for examinaticn to day. Me.ndering Methodists, Among the passengers on the west- bound express yesterday was Ta party of excursionists occupying thres Pullman cars, under the charge of Rev. Mr. Harrie, pastor of the Salem Methodist church, Salem, Oregon. The excurslonists are some sevonty in number, and are “principally from St* Louis and Chicago, snd belong fo the Methodist and Presbyterian churches in those cities, Among the party wero Rev. Mr. Wells, of Mon- treal, Canada; Rev. Mr. Matthews, of St. Louls, and ex-Mayor Cole and family of the same place. The party was organized by Mr. Harris, and the object of the excur- slon is toraise funds for the payment of the debt on his church. The party;proceed from this point westward, stopping over Sunday in Salt Lake City, and remaining over one train at Reno, Nevada, in order to pass through tho Sierras by day- light. A portion of the excursion- ists will go to Oregon, while others will takea trip through various parts of Californis, The mimbers of the party will not return in a body, but will come back as their inclination leads them, the tickets being good for return passage any time during the next three months. Beindorff & Mauss make the best ice creag and do not charge fancy prices. SRS i e Teavelers will find the Earopesn Hotel a pleasant place to stop. A e g Most popular New York hotel, the Astor House. RIVER NEWs. The river at this point was 13 feet b inches sbove low water mark at noon yesterday, and rising rapidly. The whirlpool at Vermiilion is a lit- tle further down stream, and more off shore this seston than last. The wil. low mat put in by the railrosd com- pany has 80 far proved a perfect pro- tection to the bank at the whirlpool. The maln current of the river at Sioux City Is shifting over toward the middle of the siream, and there is not much probability of a cut on the | street between Farnham and Harney, Covington bank until further|at 4 a ; change. The river continued to rise st Sioux City Wednesdsy. A telegram from Bismarck of the 12th reports a rise of | will arrive on Saturday's train from eight inches there on that day, and | the west, the river was alowly rising at points | place from the depot. nbove. Tuesday evening a telegram was re- nd'nd.flh‘nl!llmdflufliou( {Pg vecorded slaoe morning, Flour, which has gained such a repu- The Chicago and Northuestern Railicay o will shorten the time of their express City and Dakota road from Fort Ran- | train lesving on arrival of Union Pa- dall, which reporied the river rising dinmdm-[nlcclioqo?:lbp. w., apidly, axige of » foot apd » balf bey | ample time to You only pay for what you got at the Earopean Hotel, ol o This is to notify the public that they should bs careful about buying flour which is represented to be the Eagle Mills which I sell, or a Flonr that 1s A8 GooD as that whhich I have intro- duced into the market. The genuine Eagle Mills Flour has Rushe's name on every eack, and each sack is guar- anteed tobs equal to the best St. Louis Winter Wheat Flour. Mr. Rush, of Leavenworth, is well known to many of our citizens who have lived in Leavenworth and used this elegant tation throughout the east and weet Wiass M. Yares, DIED. WHALEN—At her residence on 12th m., June 17, Mrs. Mary Whalen, aged 58. The time of the funeral will b announced hereafter. BYRNE—The body of Father Byrne and the funeral will take e Commencing Sunday, June 201, THAT MEAN MAN, A CUSTOM OF THE CAESARS. And the Peculiarities of the | The Roman, Otherwise Known Law. as Turkish Bath. There is nothing mysterious abott the kind of bathing which was in such common uso among the Romans that in the city of Rome alone, there were facilities for giving baths to 40,000 persons ia one day and which should really be called Roman Baths. Ita value depends on the fact that the ekin is intanded to convey from the system the refuse matter which re- tained would poison it, for which pur- poso it s provided with 28 miles of tubing, which from millions of mouths pour forth in the form of perspiration the waste matter of the body. Thete opevings are clogged and can be opened eficctually cnly in a hot air bath. To accomplish this result, the bather afterdisrobingenterathetepida- rium, whers thethermometer indicates 130°, after the pores are well opencd. He then proceeds to the Catedarium, heated to 150°, when the perspiration rolls off the whole body. From this room ho passes _to the laberatory, whoro a shampooer kueads evory mus- Martin C. Brosious, the man who was acrested Tuesday evening for hav- ing obtained meney from a working girl under promise of marrisge, but subsequently married another maiden, now lies in our city jail.” It i doubt- ful if the man will reccive the punish- ment he justly merits for his perfidions conduct, It cannot be construed into obtaining money under false pratenses, for in the eyes of the law the money shall be obtsined by the representation of existing facts, and representations made in the future tense do not come within the statute. Brosious obtained the fifty dollars not on the statement of certain existing circumstances, but oa the representation of circumstances which were to tr:nspire in the fature, viz : a prom’ss to masty the girl st some future dat). The saddest part of the affair s that he not only borrowed the money but als0 robbed her of that which is mest dear to woman—her virtue. The girl is enciente, and yet being above the age of eighteen the law does not hold Brocious guilty of seduction, and the probability is that the wretch will be discharged. dead skin comes off in rolls. After a shower bath, first warm aud then cold, THE PUBIQ LIBRARY. placed on a couch in the Frigarium, X ‘ whero he rep-ses, as never before, and from whenco, drested sgain, he pro- coeds into tho streets a new creature, at peaco with himselt and the world. This kind of bath is a specific cure for rheumatism, consumption, neu- ralgia and ekin discases, if the asser- tions of many of the most distinguish. ed physicians_of Europe and America can be bo believed. Annual Report of. the Board. The public Jibrary beard made their annual regort to th o city council Tues- day evening, from which we extract the follswing ioterosting items: Aporopriations from the library fund for expensgs for the year endiog Junel, 1880: Thereaders of Tue BLE will never B~ 3 300 00 rogret having followed its advice and vices 00| enjoying ths luxury of a Turkish Janitor. | Bath in Dr. Dinsmoor's well ordered Tucidental: 3| establishment on Fiftecuth street be- tween Dodge and Capitol avenue. 0 a: 194 70 Fue 128 60 —-— h:.-.,-m and 1817 The public are invited to call and Insurance 33 75 | inspect the Palacs Meat Market, just New finding lists 5| opened by Besen & Hagadorn, at No. 314 Fifteenth street, between Farn- ham and Harney, where 2 choice se- lection of meats will always be found. Finest market in the city. Orders by Totals.. ... ... Money has been collected by ths li- brarian as followa: Fines from May 1, 1879, to May 1, 1880. £ Use of 1 side the Finding 25 90 g out- Shssents o S0lon ———— April, 1580 PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Total paid city treasnrer. ... 8307 40 Eighteen hundred and eighty-six new books have bean purchased during the year, making the tcts] pumber now ¢n haud 4798, not includis eT- tain public documents, Following is a li-t of the periodicals and newspapers on the tablos of the reading rom: PURCHASED. Republican, Hersld and Bee, Chi- cago Timer, St. Louis Globe-Demo- crat. Semi-Weekly—New York Tribune. ‘Weeklies—Harper's, Leslie's, New York Sum, Engiacer and Scientific American. Monthlies—Harper's, Scribuer’s, Atlantic, Blackwood's, North Ameri- can Review, Library Journal, and Popular Science Monthly. Fortuightly—Literary World. DONATED, Weeklies — Grand Island _Times, Sidney Telegraph, Christian Register and Official Gazette of the United States patent office, Monthly Rueal Nebraska, Church Guardian, Unitarian, Unily, Humane Appeal, Humane Journal and Our Dumb Animals. BOOKS ISSUED, Thero has been issued to book-bor- rowers the following number of vol- umes: 1879—June 2974, July 3127, August 2325, September 2730, Octo- ‘l;:r 917'.’, November 3330, December 3462, Prof. Aughey is ia the city. Judge Tarter went west to-day. Mrs, M. G. McKone has gone east on a visi Gen. Thornburg has gone to Cley- enne. J. J. Dickey has returned from Leavenworth. L. H. Korty left for Salt Lake to- day on a bus'ness trip. F. E. Myers, of the Erloand Chica- go line, went west to-day. Dr. Mattheweon, of the insane asy- lum, was in the city yesterdsy. Sherman Swith, of Wisconsin, was among the California passengers this morning. Deputy Warden Nobes, of the state penitentiary, made the metroplis a viait yoatord Rev. E. T. Hiscox, of Iowa City, was in town to-day, en route to Cols- rado Springs. Mrs. Crook aud her sister, Mre. John Read, left yesterday for Oak- land, Maryland. Mrs. Roades, mother of Mrs, Geo. Canfield, left for a visit to her home in Tllinois last evening. Dr.J. L. Hagt, prerident of the Great Western colony of Orleane, was in the city yeaterday en route to Mon- tana to select a locatioa forthe colony. ot ot S e year. | President Bishopand family, of the ey e Gt e I railroad, passed borrowers) is 30. through the city in the ‘special car of o the road, bound for the Pacific elope, Jane Roach, nee Jane Davis, alias | 1% worning. They came from St. “Long Jane,"was arrested Wodnesdsy | F*°! afternoon for being drunk and dis-| Thos. Ismond, one of the proprie- orderly. Sho was discharged after a | tors of the Occidental and Orlentsl hearing Wednesdsy pvening. steamship line, passed through this The boy Maguire, who was arrested | city Wedneeday evening, with a party onsuspiscion of being an accomplice | Of frionds, en route to Liserpool. in the robbery of the jewelry establish. | Among the number was the Yoke. meatat the Bluffs a fow days ago, was | hama agent of the same company. diecharged Wednesday night. Hon. Henry C. Hedges, of Mans- On complaiot of Mrs, Leader, Mr, | ford, Ohio, former law partner of John and Mre. Nicholson were before bis | Sherman, and recently a delegate from honor Wecn3sday evering for disturb | Obio to the Chicago convention, was ing the peace. They wero discharged. | in this city on a brief visit yesterday, A# the reception yostorday eight [ Mr. Hedges owns a quarter section of tramps paid theic respects to the pre- | land int Douglas county near Florence, siding dignitary. Of these four were discharged, and the remainder com- mitted in default of payment of fine. 3785; February, 473 April, 3361; May, 3279, Tctal, 49,238, Tho number of book-borrowers on the list June 1, 1850, was 2874, being an increase of 757 during tho year. Miners’ Decennial. Mr. and Mrs. . W. Miner celobrat- —_—— ed the tenth anniversary of their wed- The New York Herald of the 11th ding at their residence, corner Daven- inst. gives an interesting aczount of a | POt 3nd Eighteenth stroets, last eve- plezsant excursion on the Hudsop, [P A large number of invited pariicipated on by the young ladies of | 8U€8!s Wero present, and a very pleas- Vasearcollege. One of the features | 0t evening was passed. Tho refresh- of the excurrion was an impromty | e0ts Were superb, and the presents conert given on board of the steamer, | 30y 8ud elegant. as with her lovely and intellectual | _THE BEE wishes them many sucses- losd cho- slowly steamed up. the ¥ snuiversaries of their wodding picturcsque river. Among those who | 97 took part in the concert we notice the namo of Miss C. Rustin, of this city, who charmed the party by her ex. cellent piauo rendition of “Invitation to Waltz.” District Court—June Term. All of yesterday in the District Sy n s be from 2to 7 p. m. court was occupied in the trial of | - & e Johneon va. Mercer et al. | Miss Stacia Crowley is the librarian Thus far thirty-seven witnessed have | in charge of the rooms. The leading been examined, twenty of whom are | periodicals and newspapers. will be sieians. : ke tostimony being closed (o | U008 the tablea in the rooms, and court_adjourned until 9 o'clock this | >0 €xellent library ia being procured. morning, at which time the arguraents e will be commenced. The New Library. The Union Catholic Library rooms were opened to the public last even- ing. On and after to-day the rooms will be open daily from 4 09 p. m. except on Sunday when the hours will The May Queen. ——— . . The Harmenic scciety gave a full PLaxt’s “Ertra” Trade Mark, and | vehoarsal of the May Quecs st their Light Loaf W. Wheat Flour, rame | pay Wednesday. The young soprano PRiCE, Fizwine & Co., Agent. | who sustains the part of the May s s . Habade e 365 S50 gnlmb, Miss z;u; Neill, of Kansas ————— ity, bas a voiceof great compass and Beindotff & Mauss atill take the | yyectnoss, and will ereate quite a sen- lead for the purest and best flavored [, yioy, among our lovers of good miisic ice cream in the city. on her appearance this evening. Tke Audidd ot Whipplo & | ociety is to bo congratulated on mak- O bramlovisity ing such a good selection. The other = 0o parts aad choruaes were rendered make cannections with £ $ho fasi trains out of Ohjeago, 8pap Buckens sours, AT POLACK'S. | with fine effect, L momssaimrng [ T — Fine 290ms apd good hoard at tha| Ohespest atraw Bats in Qmaha st Europpan Hatel, €, B, Dxtiveay & Ca'y, cloand rcrubs the bather until the | dried and wrappad in linen, he is | telephone promptly altended to. 5t | IN CUSTODY. A Sudden Termination to & ‘Wedding Trip. T About two weeks sgo a young gen- tleman living in Merrick county was married to the young lady of his choice, and a wedding trip was deter- mined upon. Soon after the depart- ure of the young couple it was discov- ered that the husbaud had adopted & | slightly smbiguous method of obtain- ing money to defray the expenses by appropriating a horse and wagon be- longing to another- party, and dispos- ing of them to a farmer for a pecuniary | consideration. The actual owner of the equipment naturally objected to this proceedure and a warrant was accordindingly is- sued for the arrest of the bridegroom, aud Sheriff Hopkins, of Merrick county set out to huot him up. He tracked him as far as Sioux City, where he found that be had doubled on his track, and returned to Omaba. Accordingly he came to this place, and, aided by Mr. McGuire of this city, discovered his whereabouts, ard Wednesdsy evening served the wa<+ rant. Tho man was stupefied at the sp- pesrance of the sheriff and offered no resistance. He was taken west on the noontrainyest: rlayaccompanied by his wife, who sppeared to be somewhat as- tonished #t the turn matters hed ta- ken. SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTICE—Advertisomente To Let For Fale, Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will be in- serted In these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; cach subsequentinsartion, FIVE CENTS per line. The first lusertion never less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. ONEMILLIONACRES| T SST" T IN. = Immense Stock for EASTERN NEBRASKA, LOAN—MONEY. 70 L, sums of 500 $100.000.7% soivrsiiseats £18 per cent’ interest on first class improved real eatate in the city of Omaba. ~GEO. P. BEMIS' Roal Estate and Loan Agoncy, 16th amd Dougina ts Fine Custom-Made CLOTHING e i s, $2 7085 PER AGRE. Men's Suis, Boys’ Suits cgfiildren's Suits. SPRING OVERCUATS For Men, Al WArTE T i s, 20,000 Acres corner 16th and Dodge. 8. N. GLS:’IIHII. e 3 % DOUCLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, t northwest corner Boward and Eleventh streets, WHRGsaims"™ ™ “2%| $6 to $10 per Acre, on mrTi g eromn | Long Time and Boys,and . ™ 7Y e Low Interest. Children. it pntan st e 3 | Large tracts suitable fo= Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, ANTED—A Gl for_general housework, ‘cooking, washing and ironing. Reforence Colonies in all the best Trunks and Valises, at S, vy sostvenst omer B2 | Counties in the State. Prices to Suit AllL ANTED- Gocd girl forgenemai houewerks | 80,000 acres scattered ax gl o e s 451 through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many o o oyearsaia, Dan. | them near Omaha, $12 to $40 hing store,” 1302 per acre. POL.ACK'S. me-nm“nfifwm'rnn HovsE. ,0Y WANTED—About 1 ish or Swedich, In a ¢l Farnbam St. <mall house, 10 minutes’ walk 7 AT V O e g e Tons frem An Immense List of The Pirates of Penzance. The eals of reserved seats for “The Pirates of Penzance,” at the Academy of Music, next Monday evening, will begin tr-morrow morulng at 9 o'clock, { at Hubcrmanw's. We have had *‘Pin- | afore” several times, until everybody . is familar with that sprightly opera. | “The Pirates” bas never been prc- , duced here before. The authors and composers were not so fortunate as to copyright ‘‘Pinafore,” and when it became so great a suzcess, attracting immento audiences and having such unprecedented loog runs everywhere, {hey saw what a great mistake they , had made, The lesson taught by ex- perience profited them when they { brought out “The Pirates of Pen- | zance.” They protected themselves fully, and Mr. D'Oyly Carte, their business repretentative, controls the right to produce in America the ne opera, which is the peer of “P | fore,” and by many critics in this country is said to be suporior. Tt could not begiven in better form than by the company that will pro- duce it hero Mondsy evening. The company corsists of fifty ladies and geutlemen, one of the largest trasel- ing companies that bas ever visited | this city. The papers of the cities down the river sag that the ladies are chsrming—splensid singers and beau- tiful women. The company bring their own eceney with them, a full car load. They also bring their own superb orchestra. The elegant and coetly costumes wore made in Paris and London, and wero imported by Mr. Carto especially for this troupe. The price of admicsion has not been raised, but will be the usual price, one dollr, with no extra charge for rescrved seats. As this will u‘nrg;ubtv edly bo the only production of this opera in this city for at least a yearto come, since it can oniy be given un- der Mr. Carte’s management, and he is not Jikely to return to Omaha for several months, the rush for seats will neces:itata early application o obtain lesirable ones. e CHERRIES, StAWBERRIES AND RED RASPDERRIES BY THE CASE for presery- ing, at WHOLESALE Rates, tu&th FremINos'. Headquarters for Joo Schlitza Milwaukeo beer at Mencmaxts’ Ex- cuaxce, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. John W. Hughes & Co.,at Fort Steele, purchased a car load of Rush’s Egle Mills from Will's M. Yate Wednesday. Thisflourisgaivingarepa- tation equal to any in this country, as it is considered the cheapest ard best flour in the market. OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, T R s T B VW AR ey bt o e [, us, 16th and 17th. 50-19 5 S ‘;’;’I,NGE, , BOSTON GLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN % CO. OF NEW YORK’ We are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o this house, which for Durability, Style snd Cf aro uasurpamsed. W have now on hand the best selected stock of Clothing, Shirts, Furnishing Geods, etc. In the city. Boston Clothing House, 4212 FARNHAM STREET. X2X ituation a8 clerk in a dry goods " W Rrncery o, Grocery prefervad v & | Gomsisting of Hlegant Resi- o ofgereral years experience. Addis | Jonces from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many thousand vacan! Iots in the additions to Omaha. ad.| Hundreds of lots scattered ;| through the City. Houses and 7| Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy NTED—A traveling agent, who can com- W fand » orst e busncas in Teae, Cof: foes, Spices, Nebraska or_Kansas. e D teionees SHT CRAAN BROS. 22 and 24 So Water S¢., Chicag ANTED_A few gentlemen, can ‘mod.ted with toard and logdirg st the | Real Estate. 8. E cor. 16th and Davenport Sts. 4117 e JAIELLIGENCE OFFICE, comer Jod and We also have Davenpor: 410, S meom | MONEY TO LOAN WO FURN Telon Improved Farms in Do B T pentenen,aeo-sit e bt Homsed | £ GobnoT %o 5 yoars time, st Coudlg bl Lo atBargaiie can ehow good titles. EARe Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, OUSE TO RENT—2 roums, kitchen and TH iz Tantrv. on the cone of dones and 16b, June 16th, 16 ORGANS. TS s A HOSPH & terms. Eaauire at Julius Thicle, ““Livoli, ner §th and Farnham. ReaL EsTate BrokEns, 0219 SHEERT R RENT—Parnished roomscheap; by woek P “,";',,"5& 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. 7O RENT—A splendid_Photograph Gal ery. For Sale B 1Tt LB WILLTAMS & SON. Atlantic Hotel, doing a splendid _business, cor. 10th and Howard, $12,000, one fifth casn, balance t'me to suit. £00GS & HILL. Pianos and Organs Sold vn Easy Monthly Instaliments. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A. Hospg, Jr, 1516 Dodge Street: 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST! OMETHING NEW—Evereit’s adjustable and sliding window screen—Call and sce working . Business Lot Tode' ek aud Coss St Patent appled,for, For sale, cheap, lot 1, block 153, 8. W. cor. 10th ———— "53| and Harhey; size, 60X132; price, 87500, T A BARGAIN—A hatdsome glass front 80GGS and HILL. * caso or shelviog, suitable for millinery, Jowelry, hair goods, o fancy gkoods. Enquirs ofMrs. J,E. W(;u, 1620 Cuming strect. 8 Business Lots, Next west of Masonic Temple, $1,650 each; time to suit purchasers. BOGGS and HILL 8217 OB SALE_Horso and } spring wagonata T anain, ot 1356 Dovgia ot 6519 siness Lot, 23132 feet, north sido of Farnbam street nearly oppoeit o Herall offico, will be sold to party making best offer this month. ¥ * " 50008 and HILL AM prepared to deliver soft water toan part of the city for low prices. Notify by postal oFleave orders at my house, THOS. SWIFE, JrOR LANDS, LTS, HOUSES AND FARNS, ———— T oy SRS Fer e on o ke $3,000 1a Cash Bargains. And 820 acres near Elair to exchaoge for pro- OR BATE_A houre with § rooms and Jot In | 9uctive Omaba property. y ire. of Frod _Hani. MOGASK and MILL. l:u:-fi'-'"-?:n'f-?“u &, b "of Soth and Califor- MAX M EY ER BRO. nia Ste. 621 w Houses. We are building 2 hou es, 5 rooms each on Chicago between 21 and 284 streets. Persons Qo ebween 2 st sk rots Yesna | Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thew soassmd HiiL | entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ, AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OB SALE—8mall sods tountain in good con. dition. D, W. SAX 4, comer 13th and Parnham. o17-tt SUILDERS PLASTERERS ANDMASONS, Atthe B Xs e o I o SR Leave orders st B. Sicrke. 1414 Farnham, and | Sere® (0 £41e 8t §75 per acre Lo BOGGS & HILL, Ghartes Brandes, 021} Farubam Sia HANS BOCK, Eflm-!’lo Danicl. b52:t1 —_— Lot on Cass Street. Lot 6, block 26. Want best cash or time of- for st once. BOGGS & HILL. Residence and 2 Full Lots, Lots 2 and 3, in block 51, on Capitol Hill, Chi- cago street between 218t and 22d, will be sold to ssacrifice to an immediate pu- cl 3 BOGGS & HILL, “Railroad Men in on t with uplel blocks trom depe, OB SALE Cottonwocd lumber of al lzen st REDMOND'S, Sixtecuth-st. 5160 \OR SALE—A gosll dwelling house, next to . H. Collins remdenc-, corner 19th and Capitol Aventie. ot information call at G. H. ¢ J.8. COLLINS, 131 Fariham Street. 5051 TO55AME—A argtau, Apizat | amer L. B WILLIAMS & SON. OR SALE—A New American Sewing Ma- chine in good_condition, with all attach- ments. Must te sold befors iho 15th of May. For information apply at ATKINSON'S Millinery Store, sorner Donglas and 13th Stroets. 474-tf Army Orders. The following specisl orders have been iesued from the Headquarters of the department of the Platte: Forr OMAHA, June 12, A gencral court martial is hereby appomnted to meet at Fort Omaha, Neb., on the 16th day of June, 1880, orasaoon theresfter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brovght before it. DETAIL ¥oR THE COURT. Major Wm. T. Gentry, Ninth in- fantry. Captain Andrew S. Burt, Ninth in- fantry, Captain Alfred Morton, Ninth in- fantry. Firat Lieut. Morris C. Foot, adju- tant Ninth infantry. Firs: Lieut. Wm. E. Hofman, Ninth infantry. Second Lieut. Edgar B. Robertson, Ninth infantry. Second Lieut. C. O. Miner, Ninth infantry. First Licut. James Regen, R. Q. M., Ninth infsntry, judgs advocato. No other officers than those named can be astembled without manifest in- jury to the service. Leave of absence for one month is granted Second Lieut. John A. Bald- yin, Ninth infantry, Fort McKinney, Major J. J. Upham, Fifth cavalry, commanding Fort, Nicbrara, Neb., s appointed special inspector, to inapect at his post such unserviceable quarter- master’s property, camp equipage and ordnance and - ordnance _stores, for which the commanding officer of com- pany F, Fifth cayalry, is responsible, asmay now require the action of an inspecior. s N asaishas Fast Time. The Northwestern railroad has al- ready completed arrangements for fast trains to Chlcago, The B. & M. R. R. will have com- pleted arrangements by Sunday, when the new schedule will take effect. The traiu, which leaves the Union Pacific traosfer at 510 p. m., will make no change in the time of depar- ture, but will arrive in Chicago one hour earlier than heretofore, Thomas Myers, Bracebridge, wri “Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is the best medicine Isell. Italways gives satis. faction snd in cases of coughe, colds, use it.” Why dose yourselves with nagseat- FU | cHORUS OF FORTY voICES EMIS OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST OF in H Lots, and Lands, in bis new column on Ist page. OR SALE—Large beer casks, good for cis- tefn purposcs, at KRUG'S Brewe At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. lIth & Farnham We Mean Business, Come and be Convinced. LANGE & FOITICK, OOOK STO’V’ES House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Naits and Ete. 1221 Farnham Street, 1st Door East First National Bank. mg et l. L SLEDZIANOSKI<= CO., MANUFAOCTURERS QF MOULDINGS!I AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS AND ENCRAVINGS 922 Douglas 8t., Near 10th, Omaha, Neb. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND PUMPS PACKINC, BELTIR oS, BRiss nlp%% To loan, we have a chance to loan the above Amount o 10 per cent. {or a term of years on 18t clnse security. BOGG & HILL. For Sale, House and full lot on Webster ‘best loca- tion inthe city, §1,500; easy terms. 'BOGGS and HILL. $20,000 Twenty Thousand Dollars in small well secur- ed mortsages rancing from $200 to §1,000, draw. iog 10 per cent intereat, have been lately ‘Flaced in our bands for sale, at small discount. Pes s0ms having litsle Toney to_spare can make safe and profitable loan in this way, without. €xpeppe oF commissions. BOGGS and HILL. New Houses. We are now pared to build houses worth from 400 to 8300 on our lotain our new addition, 25th and 20th and Farnl and and sell on small monthly paymmenta, 8 and HILL, $600 to 81,060 o house, ith one of the fnest Bt \OR LEASE | s ‘BEAL EsTiTa BRoxms. Bl L B Residence Lots for Sale, feot deep. WAL K. BO\ . svente. " 7021 112310 E‘]‘; in Kountze and » = uth’s ition,near busine LA B 713 | food surroundings,jotscovered hIps ot balter, with throat-Iateh broken, mane | with young trees, and are the Sarded by re-uriiog to W: & RELLEY, Reyub: | choicest, cheapest and nearest lican Office Omaha. st | business of any lots in the mar- ket. By all means look at lots ACADEMY OF MUSIC! |ir Kountze and Ruth'saddition before purchasing elsewhere, —_— ‘Will sell on monthly payments, Prices $400 to $650. MONDAY, JUNE 21. ONE NIGHT ONLY. BOGGSand HILL, 1000 Residence Lots The Fashionable Eventof the Season! Fronting 5, 10 and L1th stroots, 8 t0 10 blo:k: ’ D +, man; DOgly Carte's Opera Company, | sath.ct d6, mary o shes ieaus very ae In the new. Op;:. wh!qal"'.‘ahrvld Arlhvgc- ;Mmm:grflfa easily p‘l’:nmhly ::fi in Oma- yondall tat venue Thes a %50 t0 500 mete. o T e T BOGGS and H.ols brated LE—Two_of the cel . reil Bil- Brunvick & Ealke Co’s Nonga liagd Tablos. Nearly new. For sa o OARD OF EQUALIZATION—Notice Ia here- by given, that in accordazce with sec jon 0 0f an act of the leglslature of the Stae of Ne- itled “An AC; to Provide & System of 1st, 1879, the Cotinty joners of las_County, Nebrasks, ill st at the ofics of the County Clerk at Oma Ba in said County for ten succosive days, com- Wodndbiay, Joue 11,1008 o the . pose of eq: ‘and correcting the ass-ssmen Fola of the sovera! precincs of gaid County for the year 1850, A I persons focling aggrisved by anything containied in said assessment fols must 251y abthe time above stared a8 provided by . Omahs, Jane 14th, 180, Judorawie FO['N‘D—A lot of money. Enquire at this fice, 68- Wwill by, Iots in Omy four feet. frontage on Six- ‘WHOLES, Rl PIRATES OF PENZANCE, 15 Cheilco Lets ND SCHOOL BELLS on e sarsor e, ? [ g ki Ao m-.::. trom | LMMY‘.'LID'HILIé?,ZgQ:EH A Nob W. 8. Gilbert & Arthur Sallivan, 66 of the Finest Lots Autkor and Compeser of “Pinafor.” The company, consisting of 50 artists, have been carelully ebears.d ~under the persoual direston of the wuthors, Mewrs. Gilvert nd Sull van. c The cenery is new, ard_paintel by the same artists who puintad ihe socnes fr the St pro- duction in New York. ACTI.—ROCKY SEASHORE on she Coast of Cornwall. ACT IL—A R UISED CHAPEL on Genersl Stavley's Estate, MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES | U L ORCHESTRA ! ins streets; city from these Prices $200 to §300, on payments of o ‘per month. BOGGS & HILL. 2 Houses and soggh § lot 1, block 12, on west o o wseer et Calioria iod Wb er streets; 2,200 - HENRY HORNBERGER, V. BLATZS MILWAUKEE BEER I In Kegs and Bottles, e e 300 oo St O F. C. MORG.ANN, CAR LOAD OF NEW SCENERY ! First, Last and Only produetion of this Opers, which s the e of Pinsiore” heve th Admission, soro throat, burns, &c., i.amediate re. | seat lief has been recoived by these wh | 3 log medicines, when s purely froit esthatic will egre yog st qpos--] barg Plav, ‘h! t{u‘, ot SUMS for PANTSfor » : - BUSINESS] |z LRI 2% 20 N