Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1880, Page 4

EDAILY bRk, ‘We nesday Mornivg, Ce'. 6. | BobVIticS, rsan sel wcoil- o-night —Fine perfames a1 § xa ~Sce Polack’s advertisement. —“Rathbu. hos 1 ight school.™ —The gr nd jury is in wasion. —Forthe teeth Kula's | entrifics, —Butterick's patterns ot Cruick-hsuk's, - Po ter i uming the Omsha fary. | < e e, | auarters i this city. Tvwill be re . cat.dogue of Books on first 1 "eb k perfume at Kubu's only. Co.'s Key West cigars, forget the police ball October T'wo s ut Tier's dis illery ~The be t ol mests st Bath & Whte'e pos te the po-tofice, B class Pants mukers, 42t x1ED — w0d Faruham street. — At the fuirhe d ia Creight » Hal for £12 were leared. wan s I th & White, opposi e the pote e, roeive fresh fish evey Th rsdar, Wit The river i v ry low and “erry lands are being 1 85 at d t suit the e, L, Farws, Ho se and Lands. Lok Jemi n we lumnof bag inson 1st meet ton <kt at the associstion o ms. ~In the po'i € court Tue«day norin & oo wa b ed $i, for chusteig kin Ta- ann sl T. U. of Tow —For 1 ands, Lot-, Housss an) Farme, 100 over Bemis' new column ou -6t pace. « in session av Cou il ame stre t 1ridge » Swuth reported tobein & danger ue | —The three Methodist ¢'urch & of this city will be in ch the sume pas‘c1e Tes s ctively for £ ensuivg, us for be jast year. —Toae first hall of the & aswn under the an 4 .e of te po ulsr Stander will e _ivenjat heir hall this eveuiug —Simon Cornfiel] has purchue! ti Siop foaerl o md by ixteeuth & d Webser stre il be please] 0 see his fiiend . —W vug et 10 learn of «u + nfavarsile tura \ theconditi n of Mrs. Judge Sav- 2 &, owmg to which the distriot court was ® tjouraed overuntil tn o'clock th » wuin- | —The work of laying pipe will be begvn © waer works coutract T thix w nth, and it is xvected thta supp y of water will be turash-d tue busio-e« partion of the ity sefore Jaruary L tin the cass of J. F. aiast the Brownville, F Koar ey & “acificR. R. Co.a d oth- ers. jut 0 pleted int e oo of 1 Watson B. Smith, ¢ mprised 1640 p s —B the late-t army orders issued from F:. Omaha. Octo'er ith. le ve of absence for oue wont! L permission to apply i an extension of three months, is ranted Fi st Leutensnt Robort London, Fith ( ort Laramie, W. T.) - Blac smith's 1 eam” 0o of Andrew Mu 7 horse shoer, on Monduy evenng, It e girl weigh ue twelve pounds, T} father is doing well under the cireuw- —The tra ser e win Taliz-d at the re w028, pask: you who tock the firt u st the state fir on millinery answer will e the 4 leadiny millinery establishoment ATKINS N'S, comer of Doug as and 1504 % re ts, work and low yries o R. Risdo , the insrance agent, 1o son 1 neounter with two bi b+ + 0 ar Relick’s gro . Sunday eve- L) w ith the Intt 1 of his whi over the other hi- tuz Jeft them both hors du combat on the soenc of theix w uld-be outrge. nrse von Good goods peak fur thense —\ vocked me nd ra wheels, an T o members ¥ the vot rions Davis §mily wer ouslt before Judse Hawes ¥ Thy were arvestel lat nng & cuspicious character having been cen Jurkin: arund, 1D tiwir Loots wer iound uvoud watch vwh 1d arezon, 2h: asohnd new pock t-bwike und were © worwise well nxed. On was e nt up for f vend ysmid tie o her discharged. e new packin: house i completo Uie is uly waiting for a se tied mar- m. Heex ects to alf amilion Qlars in I gs vhis s bande hoh he will emidoy *1snd fifty wen. The killing of his estallishm nt i 6ften drelh ix jer day, ud eversthng ds h better and wore convenient <hape tonn afore t e great fire of Jaus th las" day b sublic | bracy has removed to the | 30 8 formerl - coenpied by Currier's Ph~ v stulio, in the morh end f lock. The change iea g od o1 0 m and etter § ht being obr A he ol ireome are putin o cle- { roc ucy by t e Nebraska Toe livary wil othe ju lic bef.re the first of t ~cieuces. In=t buildingencum! ering the 't # Boya's new pes Lous-. willbe asdrem vedina fow da.e, when tive vorcantie erc ve jons will b in wnce. Mr. Androw R sevater has Yeen 1 yed € the Decessary tuiveys © . The new cpers house i tole © witeryart { the English p rabou-s ndiasa olis. which has a s ating capmo- of exiy 000, aundis wai toh on o the m. -.hl'l eatr »of Awericn. The arch- inn tiand superi *end he ur ¢ m. e <ume, H-wil armvein Omab vierk ¢ - begin to wark. DA T € enterprising gr. cery firm of B u& e, Sxe th sret, have »=Pp ted menuf o urer's agents 7 XroN's kest Wisten Wapar FL vk, w i h i for salety the fol- in F.La g,G Geo Scuwide, Julin. Tee ivm H.ny Diez n, T McShae, Z Srevens, and ", Soxaur. tus —_— Is weall honr. at Tiza: #rec ra: tleman Jus rce ved a largoand elegant 8 onment wi Lug 4 Chiliren's Hosiery ¢ very zcanumable prices. L B Wiinws & -ox's. _Best wat:hwork duve at Edu.Im & Yicickson's, o, posit- th- postufhica, —_— "inmm-gf box. s S iy |UATLer T0r Joe Sehlity' 1 Lk boor wt Menonase et | der wasissved fir ruch change, to . | | | oua) cattle cheds are being | | ntion «f the W. C, | 10 owu wiud be an ab: (8¢ ewe for dr pa g the whe e wa ter |an1 swulo rm s be The U C. L. A. dramatic club wil) p°0 ' &'wid nmna b ORDER +USPENDED. MORE MYSTERY. A Couccil Bluffs Citizen En- roled #mong the Vissing, The Officers’ Headquarters Not to be Removed Fiom Fort Omaha. This is getting to be a bad countr, Here is the dozenth case of mysteri- ous dissppearance that has been re- crded within the past two weeke, and the first thing we know if a stop 18 not put to the business, the whole community will wake up missing some fine morniig. For several weeka past the wite acd many friends of Mr. Flatbuch, of the Biufls, have been greatly worried and mystified over the whereabouts of that gentleman. He was a retired painter who wes doing 8 fire business in the manufaciure and s le of a patent article. TheNonpareil says: “‘Fis weeks ago this morning he seft this city on a trip in the inter- est of his business, ntending to go s uth on the Wabarh road to S-an- berry, Mo, aud thance esst to Quin- cy, and to return on the Illinois side t. Burlington, snd from there hcme. He stoppd fir-t av Hawburg, where b 8cld alarge bid of goude, eent in the rder and a #0 wrote to his wife, He p oceedea t - F rragut, where he Wld & good bl but did not eend in h r r Lewg Farat 'e we t 1 8 cunvdoah, where'sll of nm1 lost. Nohing c-nbe di« © ¥ red of hia wh reab weaf -rarbe 1g Semnta,ada e Weks nav. paseid ano conmd T bl off 1t fn im . @ rh-whre bous heve: muoby Mr Hubb rd, fruer panner, ‘s and frende are caturaly very unwy ari & thet hehasres fallydat with, He was a sober, indis- tricus wa gooaty atached to tis No Suitable Qua ters to be Ob- tained in this City. The fact that Gen. Phil Sheridan was expect:d in this city Mouday w.s supposed to be coupled with some new mave iu regard 1o the change of the cffic-r's 2t Fort Omaha to head- mbered tht not long eince an or. tuke effct inmediatey, but the talk raised on the eunject at the time grad- died vut aud the whols thing was gotten. 1t appears now *hat the «fficers have 1t been 1dle in the matier but tave iried in every wey to obaiu suable roows for the furp s« ¢ wu, witho t iy wicoess what v.r. In fac' it was 8 On scer xive “ats o -utabl quar- t sculdbelad tprsent ndrnere. foe wemerlaby nfamed that 1he rmov. will o bemaic u tilep DR s motliely not ol As vl k owo thecha g wa-n tw 1w he outo p stiva fr m a p wer'n Qi1 ter, i1 nedthat v isamld s td onin theepig ho post «il berwoed ehr voe, A FuOmante fic-s reas wili g atend 8 8 3o wiar Rul toren ve imu of e buar g, the murwr «m vheh is yetecucely ay. As rga ds thevenovd frm be B the ceun 1y . family 2 as £u eni expe ] club, | | €0 vul ¢ woead w ¢ lire, and when »be ® tiomb we wro e ohie wite vith @ et roguiarity. Be was a man about 40 r 45 year- of ag ; Tather heavy st andwa fivefrer and 10 inches in height. He had thick, bushy bair, aligh'y « ey ard a brld spoc on the tp of the hesd, When e 1% home he wire & hemy muet che, of 8 light randy color. On the righ: cheek Tm the ear to the jaw hote wes 8eou 8 Inrge so.r from a sa- brecu receiv-d m bearmy. He has ls0 + luge scar 0+ the Ieft side, the n exilelu.twound. any wform tion lendine to the di o ve'y o i wher.ab uts, or to the unravel- i o of thenysry will be th nk'ul'y rceivid yhswife, Mra. A T. Flat- bush,or M C S. H.bbard, Counell Bluffs.” th nacw d oty near e will b e w b b oty m uting “w iov k, » a. ol duyst hi w1 benyoes pr vemen,tis beig ted tr PABtfor o0 vart quan i v Emupud. 8, toe fedtes fr which wi thus be groa dy i noed. C. 9 lw p shed w A. RINGE = Fal Ml Al weleom openi 8ty u Mre. 8 A Suth, viocr s «d Pr duc, hassd p o rlecant symren, Cal and getpicas; Th . @ Picree sres o 8tt- 7 Recevdt-.y al g the at-s style ot u cil ch am,w | Eonoin & Ericksox's O o et flice neie of s dgld Cyorew wevery s o at Tud's P l.ce. Real Estate iransers. NFW BASKE A KING= st L. 8 Witttam- & Son's Meet ng ut Sar.toga ~cboo! House tie w6 & mecting -t Saratoia 8 0ol houe thi (W dnesd 3) veanng, for the discusion f locel s hici, will be participated m by Ezra Ml ard, tros - ee, o Davi- L. Sivpor. w. d, 1t 10, blck 11 Shin’s first addition, Om ha—8500. Ouma! »'i rel Bank to David L Smpeen, q. c. d. lot 10, block 11, S 's firet - ddition, Omiha—8L. sues, svoral promivon: ep.akers from chis RAILROAD NOTES. ! The Bock Island was an hour late yelterdly morning. Twelve cars of tea passed through yesterday going east. Thirty-six cars of stock came in yes- terday over the U. P. * One bundred and fifty empty stock cars were sent west on the U, P. yes- terday to be loaded at once. The special hunting csr “Davy Orockatt,” went west yesterday with Col. Wilson andparty, of Chicago on board, For a week or more the large force at the Union Pacific freight trausfer depot has been compelled to extend their day's work to“twelve o'clock every night. Monday night a regular night force was placed on, which worked from 7 p. m. watil daylight. The foundation for the iron sheds promised by tho Burlington, Nort.e weetern ard Rock Jeland companies over their platforma at the Union P citic transfer depot, are being put in place, and the sheds will ba completed before snow flies. Mr. D. W. Hitchcock, general west- ern pastenger agent of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy rosd, is pro- mred to the « fice of gemersl az-rt, i chirgeof t e passenger busine < on the Paific cosst, and will perform o her ‘uies of age eral nature ss- signd by the general manager. The wok of rem ving the hou: s f om tre bluck bounded by F urteer th and Fiteenth and Webster a d Burt streets, ig nearly complet. d, 0. 1y three houses now remaining, and work on the new S+, Paul depot w1l be com- menced some time during this mouth. Tre g vernmeut d recrors of the U. P, Hm. R. P. Buckland, of Ohio; H n. Daniel Craiwick, of Connecti cut, snd 0. C Housel, of th city, x0 west to-day in @ prem’ rrein, fr the annual 1ns ez won of the railway, upon hick they b.se their report 10 corgress. The directurs travel along the fine by day and will be absent 1wo or three weeks. Exedug the B. & M. twen'y mi-s west from Iidauola,is ordir th 1 the poor hom:s eaders of the a« ley may have work during the win er, and thereby keep the wolf from their doors, 18 not the only go-d thing that thin con pany is diivg. They p-o to furmsh the eertlers upon their lands and otbers with seed wheat in the spring. N. W. Tuwne, general cuveris tend- entof the Kunsns Crry, Fo So 1 & G 1faud Kaneas Ciy, Lawre .o & Southern reilwaye, was in the city yest-rdny to meet his brother, Hon. A. N. Towne, general superintentend- ent of the Centrd Pacific read, wh, accompanied by his fumily and Mr. Stubbs, gencral freight agént of the ssme road, arrived in the citv last ev- ouing .v.r the UnionPrcificin a Feavciz P. Pudick and wife to Jotn McL clir, w. d,ndedew} aw 3 xec. 20, 1p 15, 1 13, e—800, Jhm M. Shed'y to Juseph F. Sheel-v, g ¢ d., w no § sec. 33, tp. 16, 1 13 e—$1. sty Tenth street Industrial School. The tadses of the Teuth street in- will give their anvusl dinver and supper on Thursday, Octo bor 21, for tie purpuse of rasing fands for the g on of their work this win‘er of te.ching gitls to wew, aud of clothing needy children In connection with the dinner and supper we will have s ¢ ir £ r whick we s licit coutribu oms from all friends of theecho 1. Mxzs. J. Buop, Supt. Mes Gruimox S.cy. custrid sch ol Royal arch. There will be & ¢tated convoeaticn of Omaha Chapter Mo. 1, Royal Arch Musons, this Toes'ay evenug. By order Janes Guuprrr, H. P, Choice Mi bizay ® sincs, 75 cents Silver watci s ot all price., b B | * 22Kt st J. I Richol & Co. 52 holm & Eii kaon's, Best Caramels and 1 ard's. ATl makes of Waiches, at Edholm & Eriokron’s, orpoaite the posioffice, fys at Tiz Death Register, Tie funeral - Emmet P. Kenrara tokplae t10m m. yes eriy, f-om the r sdeuce f Hon, Levi J. Kei- nard, b fat e, on Dodgs stree:, Rv. W.J. Har ha denvercd an .1 - Que t D4 a,brop 1ute addiers, and th Prsbourian cuoir, owsstng of Mrs. Laty, Mas Bpdor, aud t e Me srs Suth, sarg s-ver 1 bosn iful P ce Alage owtaef lowed the Tem ine o ther lat revne piae Pope Hil ¢m ey, tha vl burers wera Vlesis. E E. Ruge Ir, J. F. Melwmev, vatn C n W Ca «me,J Rieasd C T. H t —_— New Luies Clutis and Waters vro f at L. B. Wirtnais & Son's. Month'y Meeting. E give Cmpauy No. 1 will hold tts regular monthly meeting this (Merdm) evevirg, st 7:30, sharp. Al members wre r qavated £ be press e C. B. Pickexs, S cretary. Gurten ar. glimne vin- e, inc'n g the fues g .ols mnde Oulmd e of e ired We huve s.ortmer of » L siv. rare inthe city, nnd we ‘hi ki wlipay yutolo k vercu 8 0ok tefore you pu hue ds sher.. Evxoux & Egcxs x, T Jowelers, uy des Nev D esG o st L B, Witniaws & Sox's. —x g Mortality Li-v Th-1e.n1 0 hecity p yeician f + the wouth of § ptember, which wiil b p dw ve ciy council to- Dizhi, sh *8 @ total number of 37 doshs. O thewe 16 were under 5 years of ae,1 between 5 aud 10, 1 betw eu 10 aud 15, 4 i tween 15 and j ot any |20, 4 between 20 and 35, 5 between 35 S G Matuerr, a1d 50, 1.4 5 over 50 yeurs of ace. City Tr waurer. Tnthe Firs: ward there & deaths, Second 13, Trird 2, Fourth 2, Fifth 2,Sx h 8, hospural 5. The 37 deaths included 21 males aod 16 femuies; colored 2, married 7, inston. The fu e-10° the lve Juhn W, hen at L. B Wiure & Sox's ! = 110 nusic-a of tle In e eud 1% © darof 04 F fows 5 Piun=er Sae - erbun ', Ta fard Mri. Elizb b o AT Binter okple fronthe aeres| Tommhr o th t oom S Trge el rnd heve ig et b 1. tw xouive t woliH | otice, Nutv ud ¥ muen. Tue ay -en Cr¥ ThkasTion s (rp on, ','t e 5. A-'e rimur frth- o sgevnhh e g sisw T doy g % e el e v ’ s a0 anc - is By der f 'e e 1 (o) Frhel8nea of Oct - | eouive. H Rosrz110, w1, AL D183, fur the ju o of the b . of the ci y uf O.a, e sinibed as £ lows: 0.0 huvdred a d twenty hond« o five hundrod d 11 8 e.ch, +nd iaty- Al dted Novenbor 11, 181 a d boarirg int-ret t therat of ~even Wr et PF an m 1 tees: a able omiwn &l ar the Clenica Na. nd tee bonds redesm Wle «m the hret cay £ Noveuber, 1900, at the sume sk Bds ‘hll sta‘e the amount of “Ter p T, thar lidders are revdy to pay 1t e sume, The right 1 1e erved to re or 1l tide Parrto kpawestSp.m tiaay, u - by ! fiveen h Bloviwrod, ot 2 p,forti —Corer aaus Maumoron CMana, NeB, oob 1180, Tong ®d e diohe ar Fag-ian Sctyr s K # Xtsix th u-and onsbund ed sollar. 098 bonds of cne huvdred dutlave e «h, tiona B n L intheciy fN w York, onds biaunm, a:d state the amount, e 245 Notoe CITY mrasorew's Orrrce, Oxana Oct 1., 1880, Holders o Fioamine Desr Boxns : : S o ;“;C"’ 3 "l‘““‘N Nebraska, is- m;‘::’.;‘?:z::ir Holy Sepul. eved November 1.1, 1 o 7 T el mys:f" 0‘:.:":'!'] cher 2, Prospect Hili 25, Cassidy’s 6, Py taid bond, pricipal and futerer, | Oor 2 Chelic 2, County 1, not re- 4 (heOremical Nutona Bark, sy | 221011 Souters 1, remored from of New York, oa the Lut day of Nov. | G2 = omber 1850, ank that upon that date | it 50 Melet 17, femalen 2, all interest upon euch bonds will ceate, 8. G. Mazwerre, e IS SN Best Fraits fat Tard's. Oranges, guasor, N E. Cor. 16th and Dodg, Treasarer of the City of Omaha, sy Lemons, Bannavss, Grapes, Peaches, «pecial car which was atta hed to the C.B. & Q. pasténger trsin. But & few years ago Mr. Towne was a brake- man on the Burlington rosd. To-dsy h- flls a position, the ealary of which i8325,000 per year, and he pma 35,000 a year for board for himself and familyat oneof the big hotels in San Francisco. —_——— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, D. 0. Clarke went west yesterday. “irs, E. Dickinson returned to Laramie sosterday. Mrs, E. E: Baleh lelt fof Chicago Mon- duy evening, Col. R. H. Wilbur went out to Osceoa yesterday, J. A. Creightou and wife have returned from the east. J. B. Ktchen,of the Pacific House, St. Joe, isin the city, H. E. BarnarJ,s prominent St. Jce ats torney, is in thecity. Supt.J. T. Clark, of the U, P., returned trom the west Monday. Hon. F. M. Posegate, postmaster at St, Joe, was in the city Mondsy. Capt. Workman, the U. P. traveling ageut at St. Lou s, is in the city. Thos. Swobe, of the Usion Pacific hotel, is hume again from trip to Chisago, Howard R. Hetrick, a wide y-known Dewspsper wav, formerly of ot. Joe i in the ity. Mr. J. Spilman . d bs wife (i rmerly Mise Georgia Gayloid), left yesterdsy for Murie.ts, Ga. tion, Seth Cook, & p.omient politiciaii of Cal forniw, pa - ed eastwa:d throu b the cit slouduy uights o4 86 dda Pas , of Des Moives, who t ag becu visiting i this city, returued to hec ‘home Mouday afturnoon., J. D. C. k, consulting engiueer of the Quiaha water works, has returued trom Luieao, aud Mr Rutherio d, he coutract- or, is eapected from Ciucinnati this week, M. Jawes . Ives formerly smp oyed in the took-vin.ing eps tme t of The Omabia dera d, but of atea conductor i bo ewploy of the P ilman Pacifi eom o ny, vetween Uuah & d Ogaen leit 8 Dol yesterday to take a run on the Ut.h +nd Northern road, Thebest of wi s ofa hust of frienus go with the geutieman Mr. Henry Ostron, wh for a year past s been e of Tler's 1 ook-keepe s, lefc hi afternoon f ¢ Mt Vernou, Tows, wisere he will 1tend Cornell Col ege His innume able young dcqua ntances in Omau . w il reg et his de arture, althoush they cannot well wish him a more biilli .nt future than -ha. school will soamp y qual- ify him for. Hon. Ezra Millard snd family, Mayor Chase aud wis, S. R. Jounson, A. J. Simp-on, Luther Irake. Al McCord, Lic ard -iemon, Charle Mets, Juiius Roeder. D. L. McGucken, Mr. Morrison, Ed. Wittig Maj« Wham. Co. ncilm-n J. D. Joues, 1 ewis Pash n, Atex Dee-on rs. Carrler, J_H. Wilbur, Tom Havens Carrier, O. F. Davis and_wife, and Mr. Fraak Colley were amor 0 eft for St Louis' Moning 65 stiend tae fuir and witness the pag.ant of the Veiled Prophets. ” = —A pleasant affair took place Monday eveningat the residence of Lewis D [Harris, the popular painter at A. J. Simpson's carriage factory, in honor of the woc u weddig-day of himself and wife. A nua- ber of frieads of the family were pre-ent, includivg several from the shop, and the evening was spent in sncialenjoyment. A lot of gifts, from kindling wood and potato mashers to fine articles of household furni- ture ware received. Among otherarticles wis a black walnut and cane rocker, from Mr. Simpson, and a “sleepy hollow” chair from the boys in the shop with whom. Mr. Harris is very popular. Kefreshments were served during the eveniog and the eto. Ppartysbroke up st adlate bour, MATTERS MUNICIPAL. An Interesting Session of the | Council, Council called to orderat 8p. m. present Daily, Dodge, Hornberger, Kauffmsn, Roddis, _Stephenson, Thieman and Mr. President, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. From the mayor vetoing the cedin- ance introduced st the last meeting relating to the hack stands, owing to completion with a previous ordinance. Referred to committes of judiciaty From the mayor transmisting s lot- ter from J. C.” Cook, recommending the appoiatment of F. 0. Witherby of Cincnnati, as inspector of water ij The appointmemt was con- Omahs waterworks comy a change of the elevation of the- pro- posed reservoir from. the designated site near Hauscom's park, to a_ point between Hamilton snd Cuming streets on the west aide of the city. limits. Referred to committee on water works and sewerage, and a special meeting of the commitl oal'ed for the parpose of considering the proposed <hange, From H G. Krause petitioning for the placin of a culvert at the foos of Webster street, at the thirteenth stroct crossing ~ Referred to the com- mittve oo srree's and grad.s. F-om W Itwer, offering to pay 8i60 furl ¢ 5, blok 8, in the city of Omaba. Retirred 1o the committee on public prop:r1y :nd improvem-nta. Frm Anoa M. G. MeGoraik, aski' g psrmi s on 1o bring the alley between Haroey and Howad nd | wirt-euth aud fourt-enth sirects, to gr.deat her uwn expense. Prag.r of the periioner was granted, and the work tobe dune under direction: of the ci'y vn.meer. Prop sitions for con- strue ion of sidewalks wer. received an. roferred to the committee on side- walks and bri to award contract o the ] wert re-poneible bidder. Ciy p ysciu's report of hirtns and dexths for Se vember vasfiled. Num- ber uf deatus, 37; hirihe, 40. " RESOLUTIONS. By Stepherson—Iha: his honor, the wayor, bs requir- by this coun cui to remove the pre ent &y physi- cian, Dr Leisenring, a.d sppoiat his saccessor. Tanled. By Stephcns n—That the city lerk aiverise inmedistely f £ the curn ng gurtering of Davenport strast, be- Twentieth and Twenty-thid; e, be ween S xt euth ani as oetween 8 x- y, advising | $41ty an LOOK HERE! The Garland Parlor Stove stands at the front; leads any in the market. Messrs. Lang & Foitick will be pleased to show yoa all the latest improve- ments, and convince you at once that there isno better stove in the market. 1221 Karnham street, next to Fi National Banl NOTICE—Advortisemeats To Let For Bale’ Gost, Found, Waats, Bosrding &c., will be in- serted tn these corumas once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS por line. The fiet usertion nover lew than TWENTY-FIVE CRMTR. TO LOAN—AC3 por cent lnter eat, in suma of $900 and up- 2 st ciras improv property. _Apoly at BEMI B and Loan dgeacy, xfu..am..:... o, Blm LOAN—Oall af Law Ofice U L. HORAS, o, rwgiton 6106k ‘TOH’J TO LOAR-—1100 Farnbam strest. ¥ Dr. Edwardn Lo Agency. novegget NELP WANTED _ N7 ED—To rens & smali farmished heuse, Address, statiog t.rms, Tenaut, wl.::_l: ANTED—4 uoat and competent dress.msk. ers,at No -31 5ih 8t., bet. Douglas and Dodzs Ste.. aMre. Flione: 68 catlo " ANT-.D—S:cation as man_sermant, hotel or familv, “French,” ago 5, Ipeuks E'gllsh Goud rfo-inocs Waxes 1o cbject, VAUVELLE, B-e . flow. 6117 [ ANTED—A yéig man capable of book- WV A e s i vl e i+t aruly e Goor clty reteres ces reqalre Bee Offics. 816+ ANTFD—Vachine baods. Work for wll winter u.rant.ed 10 g od tauds O ba Shit Fac'ory. it ANTED— Teams *- haul brick and nek, L gure of Wil mGIy ¢ by piles on Sherman Avenue. - A. J. PUPPL: TON. 698 YV STED one or tnosick prtons to mu se 504 b ard or to treat, or I ake ¢hurie of aa infant and howrd. 1 w1l ¢ ve the best - ¢ car. wid piicam derate Addros of vl & 91 “out trous 164 - sreet o " ehster, Omaba Ne- oz eprioval retervuce. MAKIAT! ! 1o bu.in Addre P ANTED—Table bor- in orivat famlly by . Audress ut ¢ n. tec : WoneEan vain teel: a0y pason aesp g nd who Dot whst taigadvrtls monc culs for WU ceromoueu sly be klckel Gut. A}ply im v 8t tan offce ATE —Carpentar. Aoply next door 1o Wehabae: v wth o148 7 NTED—A ftus lon by & wall elucated temh ad [wentistn; bids to be oprmed at the next maetmg of the couted. Laid on the table. By Bo d—Thuat from pow until next spring the hour of meeting of this counctl will be half past seveu o'clock Adopt-d. By Stephenson—That the commit- tee ou & reets and grades be au hor- Ized to have Gracc s rest opened from Sisteenth to t-e comstery at a cost not to exceed §60. Rcferred to com- mittee un scrects and grades. By Stepheveon—Luat the city el vk acyeeinse for proposals for furn- ishing 144 (more or less) round white oak piles, vte., for Juites street sewer. Adpted, Suveral sidewalk resolutions were adopted. By 1hieman—That the city marshal be iifstructed to prevent the construc- tion of a feuceon Fourtésnth sireer, al30 on Cass street, as both have besn broughtto permanent grade. Adopted. REPURTS OF COMMITTEES. The committee 0p judié afy tecom= mended th:t the suit of Mrs, Soph Lowe againet the city ba compromised. F by Mrs. Lowo rayiogto the treasurer que-half of all taxes, with intere-t, up to and including the year 1876, and all taxes and_interest fcr 1877, 1878 aud 1879 Adopted; Several reports of minot matters, were adopted. The committee on strests and grades made another attempt at wit in recorting on the city physician's report, Thay reported back all the papers and recommended that they be fled, % Tne committee on policd recom- mendod that » charge, puolished iu TuE Be¥, presented in a conm nica tion frcm Mayor Chase agaiuzt Judge Hawer, bo filed, s it was too vague and snnoymous. 'ORDINANCES. The appropriation crdinance for the month of September was passed. An amendatory ordinsnce 277§ to #ste.blish grade Of oertain streets, was {ntroducea and relerred to commitiee on streots and grades to report at next meetiog. An ordinance to establish grade on Cass streer, frum 23d to 24th, was in ircduced and reierred to committee on streets and grades to report this even- ing The council adjourned to meet again 4hia evemitg. — Distriot Court Proceealags, Builiffs «pypoivted—Henry Grebe, A.J Poverdud Edwin Orowdl) Grand jury empsneled with . samel Besu appoiutea to ast as foreman, Lesvs. Hartman et al.; leave to panuff to amend petition 1 ten d lytlt the mattar of aebignmetit of St.pheus & Wilcox; oraer to show cuyse by Ssturdsy woruimgnext why saie should not be conniine Str etz vs, Hartm.n <t al.; zempo- 1ary injuvction sllowed. D hit le ve Oma * A ree Ruilway company, order of reference to Charles Ogicu, b q Rea c- v- Cullen et alj order v < weat « by S& trd-§ o fo nex: ~hy sale + culd .t be donfitmed. Roadis v 1 va A0a swedu P.aug wd Provision compuny rder of removel to Ul 8. circait ut. K ddiset. sl va Anglo Amerca Fack ugwn Provisin cowany; sane ou 5 piaiutiff allowed «x0 19 days. Guia & W rill v+, Cunninghsm & Co.; def udaur aloned 0 snswer - atauter, Uepu-se vs. Del.ret. al; plaintiff all %4 ¢, 4 ep-ution m-tanter, su E ten va. Hall § fe and Lok ieave to diswus as to D. Vau Et e aud xmend peution as to Enma 8 Van E ten. Saunders va, Wilcox; order to show use oy Sa urday morning wby sale suvuld uot be confirmed. Willisms va. Wi c.x; same order. Kager ve. Omaha; dismissed at e of pigintitf Miller ve. Hurbach; plaintiff has leave 10 ameud petition. g Reavis va Kulley, plaintif to flo _hn:f by 16:h aud defendent by 26th inst, Sullivan vs. Sallivan; dismissed at plaintiff ‘s costa, Lipp Edwsrds; continued by consent, Parker va. Saowdon, administrator; | - ssme. Hughes va. Estabrook, etal., same. Dewlinger vs_Kennedy; same. Struitz va. Harrman; plaiotiff have to tile supplemental petition. Fisher vs. Fither; dismissed at plainti’s co Miller vs. Harbach; jury trial in progress. Court adjourned until 9 o'clock this moraing, vours Cerm. , who bas b en enguged toxchlog. Adires LM, e fice 6n4 RTANTED A @ to do geners] usework W coruer 18thand iz.rd ts. 015 r-3 20 d wages. Apvly N. 1 Leavenworth Sts. WANTER—gir & tamily frove . 14 as: stroet, small wants wood €k, wisher and 02t ANTED—"a'lors two coat and oue pants maker. Call atC. F. Hemaaa, 42: 8- uth Te th St , Umabia, 566 w 5564 VA TED 2ot cas. watbern, ot 4. 6 Cu. ry corver 15th and Paruhaad. 60841 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. I ROOMS PR REST—Tn Snd story, sut- S oo, dentint, o lzbt aune if§. Engulre at E.ton's Gallery OR KENT—2 nlcely fafnished rooms, are on first floot, st 160 atrest, OR RENT—Thres yleasant unf- rished 7% ms, at 1518 Cassstreet. Possoesiongiven mediat Iy. 4. T ENEuttaen, & soome cloess aod Iarve pantry, full lot, J8ch streot, s th ot St. Mary’ savénng. Pogiiir-723. opoosite. 605 OB BERT S mic . rooms, or sl nished for tloeping apartme.t, Lewi rrer of 9ih and Harney. and carpeting new and of gond style. Gent men from the B & M. and U_¥ he:dquarters Jemes F. Moion, st Fedick & s, o 0n pr mi 6. 5457 residence, Faraita Fed) T R k*NT—Honse on Sth aud Pine: house on 284 and Cus” o 1 . Tijh i -1t P1ARO FOR AENT—Inquire st Tez0 Care st R RENT—Yinely furnished room at 1310 Daveoport mree, et. 13tk and 1480 Bt JFO8, RENT_s furnahed roome omr Mer coants Exchange, N, E. Cor. 16th and ‘Dodge strcets, 28048 [P ENIAEED ROOVS FORRENT—AtDav Po t House. 1 e e FOR SALE. IOR SALZ—Mixed paints,at A. Holmes 16th and California sta., 6154¢ 08, EARMS, HOUSES +* DIANTS Look ‘over BFMIS" pew column of bara'ns on st 0% SALE_A ecant, first- Tars 73 octayo plann, direct fr m man"facture levs than mianfasrurePs urice. will whin and give time1¢ do fred W.J. ILK—Twenty t twenty-four quarts or one dolar oy John T, T st i mon-wot \NCY FL WEX STANDS—At prices roog- ing from § 00 208650 Window flower #h 'y~ &% 75 ce~ta & sot, At Wm. Ever t''s, next to w Pz ofien BT TEL F P §A'E—Pet locat'on Iu the 1" city. Inquieat thie cthea, ‘598 1 oS, 1., over BEMIS' new column of barzaine-on ist e S ORSAT ¥ { R “ENT—r oucs, % Forme ard ™" ot, Plerce t., Sbulls addi i-n < 1 B SALR~Cottonwo ¢ Iyrmber of al sizes.a1 SL DO ahy pantieet At MiCE. LaNeons N sho's 8 Co, fl‘n;’, fnnd 3 Jid Boree colt, for tirad 30d small Smp 18 e . Pind r wi] receito a ifbers reward be r.turs Ing it to ‘he oener 3. o mars pony &% yea s i ol on back and smst white ton : o mit on_cor earai ma beleft ¢.0om ~. postoice! rew «d” JNO O, LAWTON TR YEN—Two cofts; ord sotnl s d cne N " henu, two-yews old. torh hare whith St 1§ forehesd BetwsenGracesnd § urdms sirects MES.M 8.XE. ARMIS UFFsRS ‘A - SPLENDID LIST O Fateains i Houses, Lots, and Cans, (n his new columa on lst page N TioE My vt My lrk, Laving Tt v bed and boat '3 1 her ekl the pube engrall $has § wil by ‘any defite & 0 t acted Ly ber, P CLARK. 556 TLO8T A vl old anameted bras ew i broken chain. Keturn to Bee office” 4up-uf C8T—Gold and black ensmel euff pin; re- ward jaidat N. W. cor. Davenport and 20.b £ €096 Y UNGMan wihes to form ths scquaint- ance £y ung wid wisdy,wi hsome meas Toake s inte est in & straight, honoratle bu I- ness. Addrees J., 1bisofice. 8036 UND—A bunch 0 keys; owner cin have the same by c.[1ng at this ofic and ps for this advert.sement, FIFTH WARD RECISTRATION, Notice is bersby given, that I will sit at the stors of Edward Luc s, cor 13th and Chi eots, on Monday, O, 13th, 13th, 14th, 1605, for the ol making out a new Lt of the logal voters of the 6th ward, 8. WAKEFILD, Reglstrar Fifth Ward, Dougias Co. , PARMS, HOUSEX AN D LANDS. Look | Bri ONEMILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0 85 PERACRE. 20,000 Acres =ar DOUGLAS CGOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 86 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. tracts raitable fc- Cclonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebr:gka, many o them near Omahs, $12 to $40 per aore: An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, CQonsisting of Hlegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20, 000. Many vacant lots in the adaitions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Hous+s and ts, Business Houses and Lots, and ali kinds of Ciy Real Estste. ‘We also have MONEY TO LOAN -s|on Improved Farms in Doug- las Oounty, on 5 years time, at 10 perceat. interest to all who 5| can show good titles. Maps for Dougl P House and lot, 224 and Dodge.. #ion 6 and Io# nesr By wnell Hail Two new hooees and full lot, 7e $4:0 por year. New brick house, 2138, 1§ ‘#tory, with § lots. . o ou eand coner ot nouss fallot, Eeiones s ff Toa, e My 4vv Houre and small lot, s00th of depot. House and small lot, soutn of depot. Hesi ouce propeits 28338 3 33883 ¢ Renlvience and coruer lot.. re-lence (cash).. Residedce.... 2oasrigaS 2 gEaaeEs o ner Tot.. cat front, 161 st-vet. Lar ¢ house nd cornerlot. Renider.co and thres lots. Two house and corner Hous- and sma'i iof, Cass sireq ‘Hause and lot, 3ith near Farnh.th BuGas 5 TEss &8 g 4t Elirsetd H i Smail hou ¢ and fu11ot, Camings st H use nd lo " g E35E 3 35 REEESSESEED fiaees TEEEesES g8 Ho ge sni 1 ai1e, Gises’ sddition. House a-n lot, 11’ h strow.. Lar ¢ buildiag and s x Jots H:t1ss and ot o D-venport. Heu e and depot. House &S sg2 o388 lot, near :3% 85 = g Y _Boggs & Hill, ReaL EsTaTe BrokEs, (o, Mis5c. A case of Gonstipatioy by asing Hamburg Figs, x5 ork: 0., JUST IIN. Immense Stock for * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats znd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All, ax POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & Co, TH®E TON - GLOTHING ~ HOUSE, 12212 TFARNHAM STREET. X=X A. BOOTECS Oval Brand OY STHRS. b hav- row o tstei [o¢ al) others. You o SUREinca ofthisbrond thin snyother. b I ORGHARD & BEAN. I Jgggficflmlc cARFETS ERS, l OMAH A —_ MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACGONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards, Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & CO., ONM A HE A . GUNS, AvimUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, ng Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNTY GOODE W™, F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheipas: Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES. 1 Ma-ufacturs my own Pieced TIN WARIE £ 4 i i e in the it That will last you a jifetim -, ar ths Lowest Pricein t I and real in no faciory-mad- tru.k that is almost universally dealt in now a-dave. I also manufacture al! kinds of Cans. WM. F. STOETZEL, . Tenth & Jackson Sts, -+ dm N a st B S o e g WHOLESALE GROCER! 1213 Farnham St, Omaha. DEWEY & STONE, FURNIT ORE, OMAHA. OMAHA @owt