Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, June 21, _— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE becribers by carrier 10 auy jart o cente per weo s about irregularities, or tmy e Setoary o the paper, i sdricaed 10 ¥his office will reccive prompt attention. Tun Oxama Dasiv Ba will be maled to sub e i e folowng i, Py vt oorn, " Ten Oukus Wasy BEE 9200 per . “us Qs Daiur Bembaa by 37 the largst cimtaion poth i Omaha and sbrosd, 3 o e et and. chenposs sdverising e o Interesting Miscellany, Latest M e eerea Repore, Hairead wha BREVITIES, — Paterson sells coal. —See Polack’s advertisement. — Additional local on first page. —Try Saxe's Royal Crown Oigar. Carriage Umbrellas at Woodw orth’s, —Sods at Saxe's pure fruit syrups. —Try Saxes little Key West Ci- g, 10 —Elegant perfumes at Kubu's drug eore. The regular meeting of the G. A. F. at Clark’s hall this evening. —Yesterday was the feast of St Alogsious, and wera celebrated at ton college by solemn high mas —A kercsene oil lamp exploded at the Tivoli garden Saturday night dur- ing a promenade concert. A serious couflagration was prevented by the most vigorous exertions. ~The west bound express Wwas ex- tremely light Saturday. —The June term of Judge Bacthol- «cmew’s court closed Saturday. —Six women of diereputable char- ncter were arrested Saturday night. Lands, Lots, Houses and new column —For Farms, look over Bew Barga on st page. —Lots, Farms, Houses snd Londs, Look over Bemis’ new column of bar- gains on firat pi ge. —The military band will accompany 1hs citirene Catholic picnic to Sailing grove on July Oth. — Judge Barthclomew issued a mar- riagelicense yesterday toHonryStotten- berg and Mary Meckelsen. —The police authorities arc about 10 abolish the houses of ill-fame in th vicinity of the Third Ward school. —Mr. and Mra. W. B. M. Pusey, of Council Bluffs, gave a reception Friday evening in honor of their son, Frank, and his bride. —The young people of the First Bap- tist church will give an entertainment nnd eociable on Thursday eveving of this week. —A party of fifty foreign sottlers for Fremont aed Grand Irland passed through the city Friday. The im- migracion boom is quite lively at pres cat. —The balloon which will be sent up at the picuic of 1 Trinty Mission on June 30th will contain over 200 cabic fost of gas, and will he a great attraction. —1It is probable that Riley Bros., wholeaale Tiquor dealers, will cecupy ons of the new brick buildings now being crected on the corner cf Tenth and Farnham streets, ~A sneak-thicf entered Nave, Mc- Cord & Brady's wholesale grocery es- tablishment on Saturday, through a buck window. He was discovered in the act of making a haul, but succeeded in making himself scarce before hands c>uld be Isid upon him, The High School Literary soclety a special meeting Friday evening, d decided to give a picnic at Hans- com’s Park on Saturday next. A limited nuraber of parties unconnected with the school will be invited. ~Friday, Tommy Edwards, an e'ght year old son of J. F. Edwards, rusiding on Webster strect, while plaing with some other boys near the turn-table at the Omaha and North- ern Nebraska depot, got his leg caught batwaen the tracks while the table was in motion. His injuries were not vary serious. —The grand lodge of Nebraska of the Bohemian Benevolent Sccioty, C. 8. P. 8., elected the following officers for the ensuing year Satudray: J.J. Dworak, of Humbolt, president; J Jindrs, of Crete, vice-president; W. ¥ Hokuf, of Wilbur, secretary; F. Koudele, of Wahoo, treasurer; V. L. Vodicks, of Omsha, Guide; J. Zer- !, of Schuyler, and F. Schmela, of West Point, guards. —The trostees of Brownell hall Lave decided to build two additions to the building during the summer, to cost in the neighborhood of $7000. The plan of enlargement contemplates building an addition of 25 feet on the Sixteenth street front, and erecting a0 L, on the north side. The addition will be constructed of brick, and three stories in height. The additions will be completed before the com. ‘miencement of the regular fall term in September. he! Rallway Mail Service. The following new appointment- ments have been made in the railway mal service: Frank P. Wellman, Omsha and A STOLEN STEED. The Question Is, Who Stole Him, and Who Pays the Damages. A case was tried cn Thursday last in Justice Riley's court wwhich is one of the most peculiar and complicated for the amount involved that bay ever been tried i that court. The factsin the matter are as follows: On October 10tb, 1878, Mr. Georze L. Redman, reeiding at Waterloo, lost 8 gray horse valued at about $150. The lost horse was advertised in TuE Bee and Republicsn at the time, but no information was received. Mr. Redwan was in the city this spring, and while walking up one of cur strects saw horse, which appeared to be lika the one he had lost, attached to the delivery wagon of Dewey & Stone, Ugon further examinaticn he found sundry marks which corvinced him that the horse was the identical one stolen. Suit was accordingly commenced for the animal, and Mr. E. M. Bartlett was engaged as atiorney. The defense claim on trial that they bought the horse of a man named Wolcott. Woleott is alleged to have bought the horse of a man by the name of Thompaon, who, it is claim- ed, bought him of a periy named Haney. Haney says he bovght him in June, 1878, cf a man named R nolds, who claims to have purchassd him of a party in Towa in the same year. Proof that Wolcott purchaced the horse of Thompson, or that Thomp- #on sold to Wolcott, seems to be Jazk- ing. It appears that Wolcott hai a matched team of grays, and in all probability he was the horse now clasimed to have been purchssed by Haney. At all events there two mise- ing Iinks in the chain of title set up by the defendants, while by marks and ecars aud proof by the gentleman wko owned and raised the horse there was left no doubt as to bis identity as being the same horse lost by Mr. Red- man. Justice Riley decided in favor of the plaintif. Dewey & Stone wee com- ! pelled, to protect themselves, to con- test the case, but losing, they have re- courze to the man of whom they pur- chased, The costs of the trial Lave already sggregated at least as much as the value of the horse, and as the case has been sppealed to the district coutt, a rich feast for the lawyers is evidently in store. Have reduced the price of all kinds of Notion Farine, at Pundt’s. A SERIOUS CHARGE was made against Willis M. Yates by an old citizen because his children eat too much bread msde from Rush Esgle Mills Flour, but when Mr. Yates convinced the avgry man that nice bread was cheaper than a pocroxs B1LLit was O. K. The suction at Whipple & Co. is proving a grana success. Parties making purchascs koow that goods are just a3 represented with as gocd guarautee as if Fought at private sale. Base Ball. The Red Stockings and the Uui- versities, at the association grounds, Flayed one cf their leagne games Sat- urday afternoon. Seven innings wero played, the Reds defeating the "Vars- ity nine. The score was 41 to 17. The victors were two men short throughout, while the ’Varsitios had a complete nive. Miss Hendricks' Benefit Did not draw as full a house as the circumstances of the cate and tke merits of the piay deserved. The “Ticket-of-Lesve Man” was well rendered, considering the fact that most of the actors were amatears, Miss Hendricks' ‘May Edwards” is pronounced by msny who witnesred the performance to be fully as good as Mrs. Florence's, and that lady has made the character a specialty for sears. Miss Hendricks was still suf- feriug from the effects of her reccnt accident and a slight lameness some- what marred her part, but her wan features and convalescent appearance rather improved the general effect. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. T will be present at my office in Creighton block on the first Saturday of each month to examine such ap- plicants as may desire to teach in the public schools of Douglas county. Quarterly examination first Satur- dayin February, May, August and November. J. 3. Porx: Co. Supt, Pub. Inst. 283d-8-e-m-cow-tf Army Orders Col. A. A. Brackett, Third cavalry, commanding Fort D. A. Russell, W. T., is appointed a special iuspector, to inepect at his post such unserviceable company property for which the com. manding officer of company M, Third cavalry, i accountable, as may fequire the action of an inspector. Company H, Fourth infentry, will proceed, without delay, from Fort Fred Steele, W. T., to Fort Bridger, W. T., and thero take station. Major Verling K. Hart, Fifth cas- alry, is appointed a special in: of 2:00, arriving bere at 2:30 intead of 3:40 p.m, A MARSHAL MASHEB, He Att mpts to Escape From the Clutches of the Law. Yesterday sfterpoon a crowd of young fellowe, ameng whom were the notorious Tuttle boys, raised quite a disturbance around Pat. O'Toole’s place, on the corner of Thirteenth and Harney, and one of the outfit smashed a window in the front of the saloon. Marshel Wosterdabl appeared cn the scene and took the glass crusher {in cus'ody. When on the corner of Fifteenth and Farnham sirvests, tho chap hit the marshal a severe blow, and making a bresk ran with the epeed of a deer arcund the cornor of the alley in the rear of Paxton’s & Gallagher's wholesalo grocery store. Assoon as the marshal could collect himself, be zave chase, and dashing around the corner of the alley found the fellowin the Tear of Jacob's un- j dertaking store, crouched behind & barrel with a couple of boards over him. Polling his revolser, the marshal told him to ccmo out if he didn’t want > be shot, and he came. He was nveyed to the jail without further mishap, and placed under the charge of the turnkey, whom he dared to fight him. Westerdshl tld him that lie was mot in the habit of fighting priscners unlees there was necessity forit. This calmed Lim down. His honor will give him an andi ence this morning PIONEER SZENGERBUND. The Annual Convention and Festivities at Metz Hall Yesterday. The annusl convention of the Pio- gerbund convened yesterday at 9 o’clock a. m., at Metz's hall, in this city. TLete were present dele- uerchor, Columbus Liederkrarz, Atch- ison Licderkravz, St. Joseph Men- nerchor, Leavenworih Micnnergesang- verein, Council Bluffs Maanerchor, Omaha Mewnnerchor and the Omaha Concordia. The first business of the convention was the effectivg of a temporary or- gomization. . Hacman, of this city, called the meeting to order. E. Pad- burg, of St. Jeseph, was elected press ident, aud H. Rosenzweig secretal H. Stubenrsuch, «f Kausas City, Goo. Hennivger, of Atchison, and L. Schroeder, of Leavenworth, were ap- pointed as committee on credenti The temporary organiza‘ion was even- tually made permanent. President Harmwan read the yearly message, which was received with great applause, Secretary Roscuzweig submitted his report, from which we have as- certained that theie has been an in- crease of 154 members during the past year, making a present total of 508, The tolal aesa's of the society aro ued at $5640. A resolntion of thanks was tendered to the Omaha societies by the visiting eocieties for their liberal entertaiu- ment. Also, a resolution of thanks to their efficient sscretary, Mr. Rosen- zweig. The afterncon was devoted to an insiramental iwusical concert at the hall. Atan esrly hour in the evening the gardens attached to the hall began to fill, and before 9 o'clock there was scarcely standing room. Ths strains of the orchestra and the click of the glasees were merry music tp Teutonic ears. Good humor was portrayed on every face, and even Mayor Chase, In faultless attire, was thoroughly at home in the crowd. Atths termination of the evening concert a grand march to the ball- room, where the light fantastic was tripped till the wee zma’ hours, con- elnded ote of the most pleassnt and successful fetes of the season. Sundsy School Concert. The Sunday-school connected with the Eightconth street Methodist church, gave a concert last cvening. The exercises were quite interosting, and the entertainment was an im- provement on the average Sunday- school concert. The church has re- cently been repaired, and prerents a very neat and greatly improved ap- pearance. Fast Trains. The Chicago Inter-Ocean The officials of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway were busily engaged yesterday in arranging the time tabl to go into effoct Sunday. By this arrangement the 3:45 train will be abolished, making way for fast train arriving bero at 2:30 p. m. The train will leave Council Bluffs at the regular time, 5:10 p. m., reach- ing Des Moines at 11:30, Davenport at7:50 & m., leaving there at 8:00 instead of 8:45; Rock Island at 8:15 instead of 9:00; Geneseo at 9:00 in- stead of 9. Bureau Junction at 10:30 instead cf 11:30; La Salle at 11:00 a. m. instead of 12:05 p-m.; Ottawa at 11:35 a. m. instead of . m. in” instead gates from the following societies: | Kaness City Aricn, Columbus Men- | A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. Specialties for the week are: First—The continued sale of their great job in printed lawns, over ten thoussnd yards having been sold last week. Allwho have seen these goods admitthat they aro a great bargain. Second—PIQUES-5000 yards white corded P. K. at 6. Sold in the city at 10c. Third—DRESS GOODS—We con- tinue extraordinary inducements in this department. Americsn Dress Goods at 12jc, former price, 20c. Laco Buntings, in all shades, at 2 opening price, 4. Fourth—TOWELS—75 dozen linen towel?, assorted pattern at 25c. Same reductions on table linen. Fifth—SUMMER UNDERWEAR. For ladier, gentlemen, children and infants, long and short slecves, at 20c, 20¢, 60c and 75¢. Sixth — GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS—New shirts, new ties, new collars and the handsemest line of gents’ half hoso ever shown in Omaha. Ask for the ““Boss Shirt.” Ladies in want of any of our special- ties are invited to call esrly—so many having been disappointed last week Agents for Butterick's Paper Pat'erns. sat&mon i e e Sapolic, at Pundt’s. TWENTY DOZ DRY LACE-TOP GLOVES, Just received at L. B. Williams & Soa’s. As it i gotting late for these goods, they were Lought vERY Low. They are Rean Lists, Recvisr Mavk, and aro the best goocs (hat have been brought to this markat, and we offer them at the extremely low price of 88 $1.00 vER PAIR. See them, at L. B. Wituaxs & Sow’s. $s An Ola Acquaintance. The Chicago Times of the 13th iuaf. contains a di-pateh undvra Utica date, as follow F. C. Fadner, a lawyer, and_editor of The Watchword, a temperaice paper, was shot while leaving his office in Rome, at midoight. Ho is | under indictment for bigamy, on eom- | plaint of an Obio wife. The injury s !not fatal. Fadner is suspected of { shooting himself. Ho does not eus- pect wifo No. 1. Readers of Tk Bek will remember that this man was at one time business manager for The Western Magazine, { in this c'ty, and was arrested for em- bezzlement from an Ohio firm. He appears to have a great facility for getting into trouble. Even Change av L. B. Williams & Sons’. Look Here! Wil You? We have thrown ocut a lot of DRESS GOODS at 4 CENTS PER YARD. How's that! Also lots of Dress Goods at 10 CENTS PER YARD. You will find our prices much below otherafon NoTIoNs, Look at prices quoted in another colamn. L. B. WiLtiams & Sox, 1422 and 1424 Dodge street, opposite Postofice. W. N. Whitney invites everybady in noed cf & fine shoe to give bim a call, as he bandles the gooda of the best manufactures and can plesse overybody. Prisoners’ Ples The fullowing prisoners plesded not guilty before the district court Satur- day morving : Donovan Brown; robbery. Joseph Schiller; grand larceny. George Wallack; grand larceny. John Marshall; aesault with intent to commit raps. Dan Su'livan; burglary; assigned as counsel C. J. Green. Heory Gitcher; graud larceny; as- signed as counsel, Peabody. Della Cole, alias Della Ross; adul- tery; nolle procequi; discharged. Fred. Wilson; entering house in day time; assigned as counsel, A. M. Underhill. The cnly person pleading guilty was Frank Gunderson, alias Miller, to adultery. Bass & Co's Al A Narrow Escape. Yeeterday afternoon at about three o'cleck an alarm was turned ia from Box 7. The fire was found to bein a small shed at the south end of the barn attached to M. H. Goble's resi- dence, aud was extiuguished before dopariment arrived. It seems that four or five children were playing with matches in the shed, which was tull of shingles, and started a bon- fire on the floor, which communicated with the ehingles. Mer. James Boyd's hired man eaw the smoke issuing through the roof, and immediately called for assistance, which was as quickly given, and the incipient conflsgration extinguished before much damege hed been done. The csll for the departmeut was timely but proved to be unnecessary. The EmigrantSleeping-Coaches. The first one cf the new emigraat slepping coaches, which are being built for the Union Pacific road, went out yesterday afterncon. The coaches aroneatly arranged, and contain ac- commodations for forty-eight passen- YOU CAN USE PENNIES at L. B. Williams & Son’s “Cash Dry Goods House.” Guinnew's Stout, at Pandt’s. AUCTION! AUCTION!! The auction at Whipple & Co. still continues. This is an opportunity for all tobuy. Watches, Jowelry and Diamonds at their own figures. Bofore buying elsewhere call and get prices of Fullriede's Shoes, Viss- cher's Block, 13th and Douglas Sts. BORN ON WHEELS, And ina Pullman, too, at the Rate of Twenty Miles an Hour. __SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advertiscments To Let For Sal Lost, Found, Wants, Bowrding &e., will be In- serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insortion, FIVE CENTS. per line. The first tusertion never loss than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. in wums of $:00 TO LOAN—NONEY. $] 0 o TO LOAN—I 50 00.000 ™% ¥toer e sts o0 per cent’ interest on first class Improved real Ssiato n the city of Omaba. GO, P. BEMIY Estate and Loan Ageacy, 15th and Dougias e M eskenit at Law Ofice 8, Crelghton Block N[N T0 LOAN—1i0 Farabam siret. MO mivari Toan Mencs. v (G T ARTED—_or pencral houso ror While the east-bound Union Pacific expross was lumbering over the Reck- ies on Wednesday night, a Mra. White, of Oskaloosa, occupying an apartment in the Pullman car “Humboldt” gave birth to a bounciog boy baby. Governor Nance was aboard of the train; ho didn’t order out the miltis, but on the contrary, tendered tho ser- vicos of his father, Dr. Nance, who also chanced to bo ono of tho passen- gers. The dector kindly attended the ladyffuntil she reachéd Omaha Fri- day afternoor. At the request of the passengers the mother has agraed to call her boy Humboldt, in honor of the palace car which boro him over the Rockies and into exi Tho child and the car wero duing 25 well as could bo ex- pected when the train reached Omaha. May they all prosper, and it Humboldt grows up to be a man, and runs off with a freckled-faced giclin a variety show, people will say, “Ho was born fast.” ence. There will bo a meeting of Vesta Chapter, -No. 4, Eastern [Star, this (Saturday) eveving, for regu- lor businesr. A fu'l attondance isde- sired. By order of the W. M. County Court Proceedings. va. Overell ctal.; judgment 0.88, n Teitake v Kl % Reipen Gertlemen!!! All kinds of Gents’ Furnishings Can be found at L. B. Wiliiams & Son's. 18¢ 35¢ BEST LINEN COLLARS, CUFES, White Lawn Ties, 19¢ per doz. A fine Lawa Tie, silk ends, 50c. Summer Underwear, all grades and prices Gents’ Fino British Hose, 24c. Gents’ Linen Handkerchiefs, in plain and also fancy borders, very nobby and cheap. A great variety of Suspenders. FANCY ROSE, marked way down. Examine our goods. L. B. WiLLiaus & Sox’s “Cash Dry Gocds House,” Dodge, southwest cor. 15th st. Stephens & Wilcox, in order to close out their spring and summer suitings, are offering the following re- ductions in suifs: Our $40 suits re- duced to $35, our $35t0 30, our §30 to $27. We havea complete stock from which to sclact, and guarantee fit. We alto make cheaper suits. We invite the publi to an inspestion of our stock. Stepness & Wiscox. jun18-1mo Finest line of straw hats in Omaha, cheaper than ever. C. B. DeGroat & Co. The public are invited to call and inspect tho Palace Meat Market, just opened by Besen & Hagadorn, at No, 314 Fifteenth street, between Farn- bam aud Harney, where 3 choice se- lection of meats will alway be found, Finest market fn the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. 5t e Commencing Sunday, June 20th, The Chicago and Northcestern Railway will shorten the time of their express train leaving on srrival of Union Pa- cific and arrive at Chicago 2:15 p. m., ample time to make connections with the fast trains out of Chicago. Hambarg Figs 250 a box, —_— INTER - OCEAN HOTEL, Cheyenne, Wyoming. First-cleay Fine largo Sample Rooms, one from depot._Trains stop {rom 20 minutes o 2 hours for diuner.” Free Bus to and from Dopot. $200, 250 and §3.00, according to room; 8 ngle meal 75 centa, L. BALCOM, Proj 3 FOR SALE T IRL WANTED—A good cook, washer and ironer. Apply at . E. cor. Cass and 224 streats. 5519 irl for genera) bousework at tai % ANTED_A patent Jim day, situate | Ca Platte. respor nsible party t> operate a 300 bushels per FGR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. Lms, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Look over BEMIS o o o e f arpung o H* 105, Sobe e o o wih siage, il ihers dinetng platfon wlation for private partis at_ reas Enquire at Julius Thiele, “Livol and Faruh R RENT—Furnishod rooms,cheap; by week or month. Apply at AMERICAN HOUSE. ST lendid_Ph b Ol ery. LB, WILLTAME & SON IIED ROOMS TO REN *4N0.511 16th., bet. Homard anaJackeon. " {1OR SALE, CHEAP—Framo bui'ding1: [{ 41 und-r eves. Good shigie H, 239 Dodge St. ST, g R LANDS, I.0TS, HOUSES AND FARMS, ook over BEMIS' new cofumn on 1t page. Bariaine: IOR SALE—Thoroughbred Enquire at MERRITT'S. cotch Terricr Puy 1007 Faraham St [IL Twenty to twenty.dour quarte. or one ‘doilar by John T. F sulson. ebigxt-mon-wodt T A BARG. liandsome glass front c:82 or shelving, suitable for milinery, jewlry, hair goods, or fancy goods. Enquirs ot Mrs. J, E. Wigman, 162) Cuming str, “s310 {OMETHING NEW—Everetts adjustable and ling window screen—Call and sce working st a Coss 8t Patent applicd, for O SALEAlome =0 } sring wagon Foin ! w ¢ 1110 Dovglas St. 19 in 1OR SALE—A house with 5 rooms and lot Nelson's addition. Inquire of Fred. Heni- Teckson's meat market, cor. of 16th and Califor- nia Sts. o2t OR SALE— nfain_in goed con- dition. D, W. SAX 4, corner I5th and am. BUILDERS, PLASTERERS AND MASONS, Coarse bank sand, gravel d OB SALE Cottonwocd lumber of sl szemnt BEDMOND'S, Sixteeuth-st. 5164 BEUIS OFFERs o SPLENDID LisT OF ins in_Houses, Lots, Farms and Lands, in his new column o 1st page. IOR SALE—Large beer casks, good for cis- ern purpose, at KRUGS Brewery. oin Il dwelling house, next to I. Colling residenc-, corner 10th and Capitol Avento. 7 or information call at. G, H. £ J.8.COLLINS, 181 Faruham Street: 605t OR EALE—A Grist Mill. Appizat a2 T.B_WILLIAMS & SON. R _SALE—Two of the celobrated J. M. Brunswick & Falke Co.’s Nonparcil Bil- liagd Tables.” Nearly now. _ For sale cheap. 23010 C. W. HAMILTON, MISCELLANEQUS- QTRAYED OR STOLEX.- as it m sydie. A revard willbe paid by the underign: ed for the recovery of said colt. STEPHEN ROBINSON. oLd2tewt R A FINE mesiwraus front, Doors, Cumter, Mantle, Store 8 eneered work go to 1810 Dodge 0. Biiders. OARD OF EQUALIZATION—Notice is here- 1 given, that in accordance with sec on 70 of an act of ‘the leglslature of the Stato of Ne. braska entitlcd “An Ac to Provide a System of Reveaue,” approved March 1st, 1870, th County Commissoner of Dougins County, Nobcuskn, will st at tEe clice of the County Clerk at Oma ha in said Coituty fof ten etcceseive days, com. ‘mencing Monday, June 21, 1850,4for the pur- ‘Pose of equalising and correcting the ass:esment rolls of the several precincta of said County for the year 180. A | persons fecling aggricved by anyihing contained in said assessment rol's must applyat tho time above sta'ed ae provided by aw. Omaha, June 14th, 1880, Jou R. Maxcstas, Juderaw1e County Clerk. OST_A yellow cow, sbort. homs turred in, with Bell on._Ahy information will be re. warded. FEANK GERMAX, 14th St., between Prosce and Willisms, 819 OB LEASEFo:ty four fost trontage on Six: 83 te toenth street, aajoining Freemason's Hall foet deep. WAL K. BOWEN, 1608 Copitol avenne. 7021 ANHOOD " [ through lowa. i|Farms in Nebraska, many |GITY PROPERTY, *] 000. ‘|on Improved Farms in Doug- ORE MILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5PERAGRE. 20,000 Acres DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. TLarge tracts suitable fo» Colonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered A large number of Improved o1 them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA Copsisting of Blegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 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 las County, on 5 years time, at 10 perceat. interest to all who can stow good titles. Maps ¢ Douclas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, ReaL Estate Brokens, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. AtianticHotel, cor. 10th and Howard, balance time to suit. £0GGS & HILL. Business Lot For sale, cheap, lot 1, block 153, 8. W. cor. 10th and Har i7e, €61 ; price, $7500. " "50GS and HILL. * 8 Business Lots, ot Masonic Temple, $1,690 cach; tme reliasers. BOGGS and HILL siness Lot, th sido of Farnham stroet nearly 14 office, will be sold to party this month. 50008 and BILL $3,000 in Cash And 330 ncres near Plair to excharge for pro- uctive Omaba prop: er BOGGS and HILL. .5 Chicago between 2'd and 2ad streets. Persons desiring Lo purchaso, will plesse call early. EOGAS aud HITL. At the Barracks Will subal- BOGGS & HILL. Lot on Cass Street. (L0 6, lock 26, Wast bestcaah or er st once, BOGGS & BILL. Residence and 2 Full Lots, Lots 2 and 3, in block 51, on Capitol Hill, Chi. cagostreet beiween 2ist and 22, will be eold to asacrifice to an immediate pu-chiser. BOGGS & HILL. vide. o Railroad Men Can secure a bargain cn two cottages with small Iots on 10thstreet, a couplef blocks from depot, #1600 for both on éasy terms. BOGGS & HILL. ‘Who Has $3500 To loan, wo have a chance to lcan the above amoust 60 10 per cent. for & term of years en Tet class security . BOGG & HILL. For Sale, House and full Lot on Webster Street, beat loca- tion in the city, $1,500; eaey torms. BOGGS and HILL. 0,000 Twenty Thousand Doilars in small well secur. ed mor ‘ranging from $200 to §1,000, draw. ing 10 per cent interest, have been lately Flaced in our hands for sale, at emll discount. Per- sons having a litsle money to eafe and profitable loan in this expenee or commi spare can makey way, without any ions. New Houses. Wo are now prepared to build houses worth trom $400 to 800 on our lotain our now addition, 28th and 20th and Farnham, Douglas and Dodge, S el on small momthly peymenter Sl PB0GGS and HILL, RESTORME #600 to 81,000 Preseri) For the: Ourc il - Serminal We ‘of Manhooo, and all o.. | Will by you s new house,with ono of the inest ptersbroushionty ndivretion o estaes 1ot i Gmah, o sl mowthly aymena. R e T ‘806G , BN LTRSS N AR . . " Rl Eotirs Baouma Residence Lots for Sale. THE STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMP'NY Otganized 1864, Has twice increased its capital, and hes now a Capital of $500,000, Tovested in U. 8. Bonds, aud Gross Assets of Nearly $800,000. To thasecurity afforded by abundant resources, i8 added the sirength maaifested by its ability to secure an increare of capital during av un. profitable season, and the consequent assurance of a determinatisn on the part of its Directors &> mest any demand necessary to command the full confderice of the community. ‘Thia Company h-s latrodticd many improve- ments in the form of policy, and Uses & form and distinct than’ that of any othor STAR FIRE INSURANCE (), 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near business, good surroundings,lots covered with young trees, and are the choicest, cheapestand nearest business of any lots in the mar- ket. By all means look at lots in Kountze and Ruth’saddition le;li’lolro urchasin, olsowhez. ill sell on monthly payments. Prices $400 to $650. BOGGS and HILL. 1000 Residence Lots Fronting , 9, 10 and 11th streets, 6 to 10 blocks south of depot, many of these lote are very de. sirable and {or imen of small means are now the cheanost and most casily purchased lote in Oma- ha. Prices §250 10 3300, Monthly payments. BOGG> and H._L 15 Cholee Lots - JUST IIN. Immense Stock fo € SPRING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTHING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits ; Children’s Suits. SPRING OVERCUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, at * Prices to Suit All A ’ POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth‘ SCHLANK BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO. OF NEW YORK! We are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o this Bonse, which for Durabiity, Stale and Chea s are unsurpassed. b have now on hand the best sclected stock of Clothing, Shirta, Furnishing Gaods, etc. In the city. Boston Clothing House, A=2222 FARNHAM STREET. E2X2 50,000 DOLIL.ARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST! - MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thewr entive stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ, AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Menufaciuring Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. lIth & Farnham p We Mean Business, Come and be Convinced TO THE LADIESI THE LIGHT-RUNNING NEW EEOM®E Uses a Btraight Self-Setting Needle and makes the Double-’ “Liock-Stitch.” 1t is the Perfection of Mechanism for HEMMING, FELLING, BINDING, CORDING, BRAIDING, SEAMING, QUILTING, TUCKING, DARNING, Fringing, Ruffling, Gathering, Hem- Stitching, Etc. It is adapted to every variety of sewing, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths, an? =l do greater range of work thau any other machine. It has the most complete attachmenis ever applied to aSewing Machine, and_among theso we call attention to our Adjustable Underbraider, which is superior to all other braiders, and is not furnished with any other ‘machine. Ttis the Simpliest, Easiest-Running, best-made, and most elegantly ornamented machine in the world, and combines in one machine every requisite to produce a fect machine. P"L'-dia are_especially invited to examine the “NEW HOME,” and become conversant with its merits. HARTMAN & HELQUIST, Agents. N. W. Cor. 16th & Webster, OMAHA, NEB. PIANOS ORGANS. A. HOSPE ™= SH EET MUOUSIC Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy Monthly Instaliments. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A. Hospg, Jr, 1516 Dodge Streets HENRY HORNBERGER, fa Y % 4 On Park Wild Avenus, oaly 3 to 4 blocks from Spector, | The eame road bas slso decided | 8%F% allowing a single berth to each. Dopo, 4500 to 8600, tonthly paymenta; O Riesst B Taamin 0, P lcid toot pasecrgie oot -ty | o sieh charge willbe made fou thees 141 Broadway, N. Y. B STATE AGENT FOR M. M. Davidson and . S. Boebe, | "k damaged subsistence storcs, for g . 800G Omatn aad Hastoge, -+ | hich Fims Licut. Lowis Merriam, [ 80" lesves Davenport at 10 o'elock | Socommodations. o i e e e T2 ILWAUKEE BEER | 'The following sdlaries have been | o "E80tY, &. C. §., s account. | 8. m. daily, arriving heroat 6:45 p. m. |~ A. W. Fullriede always gascrantees U Boada 12 T L) Gt Hotae 2 Farnbatn, Doopie sod Dodge v. B The oon | able,as may now reqaice the action of dily, will sl Sunday next leave | atsfction for every poie of Boota MALAIF!#‘LEAA“GTEWWE Useael B Frees 5 500, on paymces of #5050 In Kegs and Bottles. < Skl i AT T e avenport at 10:30 o. m. snd arrive | warrapted. Near 13th and Douglas, Ol . s i per moutb. X : e o W | e Wtk here st6 p. m. e 0 nd Doskn | Koate, Certain, Sure and Speedyd | 7o amc. s e s - | Special Figures o tho Trade, Families Supplied at Beasonsble $300 to $900; ot N.;:Q. e e Tho ofher western roads have not | Seratogs Water at Pundve. NEVERFAILS TO CURE. Jicuows . M, Pressens, | sdeof 5ih o, betreen Colhoria o Webe Prices. Offloe, 239 Douglas Street, Omaba ety | Missixo.— casoo constipation by | Yot Srranged their new tims fablee. | Why Gose yourselves with maaseat. | [The only articleknowninatWill o T — . J. LEE &CO. 3. l{' McLaughlin, 8800 to gs50; | 1€ Hamburg Figs, There is a probability, howerer, that | ing medictnes, when a purely frait eradicatethis disease AURPEY & LOVERT, Agents, - - 'y L.L Lantey, 8300 o 8850; A. O, | Most popular New York b e the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy | eathartic will care you at once—Ham. | | permanentlyfromthe system, s topga s, " fmetn, Nk, JOBBERS OF < < e = *k hotel, the | trains will arrive here daily at 2:15 | burg Figs, Try them. J.C.RICHARDSON, STATE OF NEBRASKA. to $850; all of Blair and | Astor House. g Figs. Try them. .C. , IXBURASCE DOPAR: Jones, $300 ; an o'clock, fifteen minuies shead of the | i ST $OLE PROPRIETOR Avouron’s Omice, Liscow, June 11, 1880, HARDWARE G U TL ] rem e Real Estats Transfers, other trains in the Towa pool. Over elghty milltons of dollars of General Agents, It is hereby cortified that Marphy & Lovett, 3 ’ William L. Williams and wife to YT RICHARDSON &CO. o, Cmaba, in the County ‘of insurance capital of the oldest and £ STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE, TINNERS STOCK, SHEET IRON, TIN STOCK, ETC. Y 1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAXA, NEB, s Positively no Goods Sold at Retall, Now Is the time to buy straw hats : St " Neeaska see Siveld ot e John M; i Headquarters J ' N 3 WHOLESALE DR ransact the by s Vi o tr Tiogang, S ™ & 1ot7, imblock | Howdavarters for oo Sehies | byt homo and foeign companies rep- Se Tl | S L e = = the Cynthis E. Mahon to William L. cesentod in the agency of Taylor & - wmi%.;,., w.d. 3 lot 7, block TI— | Howell. Manioso, st Pundt's. $266.67. [ L . | Virginia M. Allen to WiligmL, | We nndersell eversbody on straw | Try » pair of Fullriede's Nice Men's wnu;;-. w. d. § of lot 7, bloek 71~ | bats, Call sud examice, 14 Tndiss Lo Bhoe £583.33, pany, i S it o T e l-':‘lrwt Companies in th? State. S ga C. B. DzGroar & Cos’. o StrImorance Company. of Wom Po sol craxaE, N. E. Cor, 16th and Dodge. ? disif Morphy & Lovett,tns, agency; old | st establon In hi sats, mmwlda 0, B Daaoss & 0s, | apibly s i