Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1880, Page 4

BT - e - HE DA X Tifty-eight cars ¢ LY BEE e uhar's Dentuifice. nerican remed, e of fine haudk as of stock anta feon th intereted in the bootllacks ws for them from ¢ tend to f 1 Dan on Ha 0 and Mirror of Ireland avd 1 at U £tk amd sith, o on the nd ¢ et security T R lat & comt housc pullc recordsi Toaird, of Hasti Acad {7, Bt thewe was Farms, H wis’ mow columu of which w of Music for , Hon. aker, Jame fully h it « that e he T1th of March that the bul ico through & alter some bours ith the excepti 10 positive A Lands. Took { 5 inson 1st | stanl that Ju Mury Lucas Jamds, Lioks, Bomis' new ¢ fron fine Houses anl oluwu on first n Baltimor ¢ received at William Gentlaman's £ brautif o apples aud o e, 1Whte Rose . 5 ool & Co's, corner e *Guyama mean b Auother party morning for intoxi ndacgloct of A mow t o4 t» his native pl u interesting c Hawes s being un the, ol e arruce addit + srifvof land s family. e b cunder the Kunyaa, of ¢ Palace Maket of ¢ south Fifteenth wd far from home ains were to-day for- jacein Lebanon, Pa. se wis tried before Saturday. in police court, ader arrest for ob- #cad running The case i 7 teet wide ronnis b the whole plat, which has been o bty she purchasers of lots, ofl s Streot. The judge re- Jiis opinion. jady passing the intersection of ~second after dark, W and Cass streets, Fii very severely {in- jured by falling eight cr ten feet into the cat now being mads hy the city st that pointaud unprote ted. Her moans attract- o1 the attertion of Mr. Pape, the milk- man, who was passinz. He summoned as<istance and removed her to a houre near Ly, where she still lies, under the care of Dr. Denise, but is unable tomove. When w11 the city learn to protect the-e danger- ous places: tion from Mr. George F. lated October 28th, received by TreBee Saturday, £3000, pa; 2; the ot. er for 83100, paysble to that he half if 1o they will do w Mr. how-e, Chi —F. M. Crittenden, Western Unicn office, noon, and in note: *Please arcept. the 1 it tok 1 is certainly avery flatt d telluthe whole story of eraal popularity both 'y and ctherwise, to thisstat . Those who b Hizzins preackt, and e heard him lecture in St. T » last St. Patricks ni ilomens’s cathe- oming week. rick, Leading Hatter, has just gentleman th Fred ived 50—save & dollar. e, d $1.00. A DARING DEED. s-m-w A Farmer Taken Down Cel- lar in Broad Day Light, And Confronted With a Pistol's Mouth. namod John Wager, about nd hailing from Wis- rested Friday for & attempted to rob an honest farmer, who was in the for men to husk corn for bold Bohemisw city look lish and Wager, it is sxid, took him to a basement water-closet, near Sixteenth stroct saloon, in broad daylight, and there holding a holding hatf doltar hand and a pistol in the other indi s wanted moncy or ranger had too 1 though and push- aside ercaped from the vault, or assistance, when Wagez ni left him. Kaufman's The ud for b thenest day s wacrant wes 1 could not be sorved Tn- Wager, who had pur- rested at Jo Kavan's saloon, on 13th steeer. He will bsapt to go up for his bold deed issued, w 1l yo o town was ar- PERSONAL PARA GRAPHS. Ton. G. W. Frost went. west Saturd Chs, Dewey has veturned from Chic- H. Thummell, of Grand Island, th Spates left for Wyom- aiarday. A. A. Bradfcrd, returped from a nth Saturday morning. Chris. Hartman and M. Dusham came up from Lincoln Saturday noon. Hon. James Laird, of Hastin - offico Saturday mornivg. uel, the genial re- y & Day, St. Louis, is in the city. My, George Dunean, "wife cf the well known Union Pa-ifie conductor, returned st Saturday. g = Sentence Passed. At 10 a. m. Saturday sentenced was by Judge Savage on the fcllow- from the passe ing Heury Austin, for robbing Weth- erig’s safe, three years in the peniten- tis Jos. Schiller, robbing a buresu drawer of money, four years. Frank Wilson, who robbed Red- we’s till, four years Wi, Tursman, colored, for cutting the white courtezan, § years. Thos. Bryant, stealing Cyrus M-r- ton's horse, 5 years. Tha batch will be sent to Lincoln | within ten day: — To the Sixth Ward Voters. Last chance to register, (near Red- man's store.) I will sit at my office, No. 910 north Sixteenth street, every evening from 6 to 9 p. m., commenc- ing Monday, Ostober 25th to Satur- day. October 30th, and M onday, No- comber Lst, from 9 8. m. t0 9 p. m. to complete new list. Everybody come. Jas N. Muxeay, istrar 6th Ward. Spates called at Trk Bee office s ¥ enied most absolutely and emphatically having expressed any such sentiments as those attributed &0 him by The Herald of Saturday. Ho further eays that he mewer had avy conversation with a Herald roporterand that the whole thing is an outrageous fabrication. What he did sy, fat the Academy was, that in hie travels from the Atlantic to the Missouri river, he saw at every por- tion of the country, only indications of » grand republican victory iz No- mber. The misrepresentation of him s of a picce with other brazen as. & stiovs in the Herald, made without foundation in fact. Before tuvestiuz in boots and shoes see Fullriede’s prices, guarantee satis faction in all classes, goods exchanged or mopey refunded. Men's calf boota 2.00, Men's Alexis §1.25, ysthit Mr.J. B. Co- sippi river near Alton, Tlls., October 24tia.~In kis po_ket were twolife insurance Lle to sime one Idand party. Corey had been ially those who | € t, will be to learn that they will have an excel- i listeniug to the yme "splendid_hats at $2.00 Winter THE COOLIES ARE COMING Three Hundred Strong, to Work for the Water Works Company, The Pigtailed Pipe Layers to Labor for a Few Cents a Day. Civil and Military Protection. Preparations for active work in the a watorsworks are progressing, fbus the real beavy work that is to be done will not bezin nest weck, or about the 10th or h of November. Tho minsgers and contractors hare for eome time ting for chesp Isbor. ements to bring amen from Wyoming and the of the Union Pacific, theso aborers to be employed in the digging of the treuches, the laying | down of the pipes, the sinking of the cribs, and the river and reservoir work enerally. In order that these Chin- ose laboring men thould remain un- disturbed during their stay in Omaha, tho mavagers have decided to call up- on the civil avd mlitary suthori- ties for a speoial guard. T is thought of course that the regalara at Fort O:aha are to be keptin readincss to march down at & moments notice, and an effort will bo made to secure the 1t of aspecial force of po- nd deputy sheriffs to mait o order. Tho managers do not anticipate any such troublo as they experienced with their Kansas and Missouri negroes, inaemuch as they cannot understand the English languageand would there- fore, pay no attencion to any appeals that might be made to them to quit work and go back, and even if they should agree to go back, it would take a good deal mere money than the workingmen of Omsha could scrape together to pay their fare to Rock Springs or Ogden. This now move for the incorporation of Chinese 1bor has been kept pretty quiet. The negotiations for troops and prepar- ations for bringiug theso Chinamen to Omsha have, however, been brought t0 our knowledze, and we e eafely vouch fur the truth of the above facts. We shall endeavor to koep the pecple of Omaba posted concerning this movement #s further information is divalged. construction of the Oma past been negoti They liave made ar 300 Chi appointm Ticem: ter delivered o any part of y. at low prices, by Tuonmas Swrrr, 1420 Chicago street. Soft w the 030 tE New Drsed Fruit;, A Canmed Gooits, Now Fresh Spice! Fair Prices! Fl First -class ! Mgs. Sreoms, Masonic block, is now prepurel to furnish oysters in tyle, hot cofica, tea, chocolate, nch, pics and cakes. Especial attention is given U partics and balts stf ming’; Remember if you want a good pair of boota or shoes at 1o price call at Fullriede's nesr 150 sud Douglas, A trial is asked Now, and at all times, bargains are given in boots audshoes at Fullriede’s, west of Lutheran Minne nwr, Washburne Superior THE WINNING TICKET Promulgated by the Inde- pendent Citizens of Doug- las County. A Ringiog Declaration of Principles. Pursusnt to call a large number of representative citizens of Douglas county ascembled in Clark’s Hall Satarday afternoon, o select acliiz na’ tick-t for the county election. The meeting was called to order by E. Rosewater, who brlefly stated the object of the meet Henry Kelsey, of Millard pri was uvanimously elected a3 ¢ by the convention. Mr. Simeon Bloom was secratary. The following declaration of princi- ples was then cffered by Mr. Simeral and unsnimously adopted by the as- sembly. The citizens of Douglas co mass convention aseembled, de of promoting the common welfare atd r themselves representation in the legislature that will protect the interests of the producers and indus- trial classes, hereby promulgato the following declaration of principle First—That we view with grave concern and alarm the encroachment of corporate monopolies upon the rights and privileges of sople and theic attempt to rule this land by packing primary elections with em- ployes, manipulating party conven- tions by paid political attorneys, aud forcing upon the people, candi- dates, for the vari-us offices, who are either incompetent, notoriously dis- honest or controlled in their polities] actions by the managers of railways. Second. That we condemn and de- nounce the exemption of railway property from local taxation and de- mand the repeal of all Jaws that dis- criminate between the taxation of railway property or tho property of any corporation or individual. Third—Thst we demand of the next legislature a strict compliance with section 7, article 12, of our stats comstitution that requiren the *‘logis- lature to paes laws to correct abuse and prevent unjust discrimipation and extortion in all charges of expre telegtaph and ralroad companies in this state, and_enforce such laws by adequate poualitios to the extent, if necessary, for that purpore, of forfei- ture of their property and franchtses.” Fourth—That we denounce the ap: propriation by the lnst legislature of $1875 back pay to E K. Valentine, member of congress, tor services which he mever rendered, as An infamous of the taxpayers of this state. Fifth—That we condemn the pro posed importation of Coolie labor for the construction cf public works, whether tho same be done by munici- pal auhority or by private capi Sixth—That the nominees of this convention are hereby plodzed to vote for no man for United States senator whote past record identifies him with claes legislation in the interest of ‘monopolies. A committeo of fifteen were ap- pointed to make up a ticket for the consideration of the assembly. They retired for that purpose. While the committce were dcliber- ating “‘Little Mac” and W. A. Fonda delivered short speeches, after which the committee reported the following ¢ cket: elected FLOAT SENATOE, Daniel Burr, STATE SENATORS, Geo. W. Doaue, Jobn D. Howe. REPRESENTATIVES, Alb. 1t Swartzlander, Henry Krase, W. J. Broatch, Wm. A, Paxton, 0. A. Woleott, John A. McShane, at FLEMING'S. GARFIELD & ARTHUR, if elected, will use only the best Jack Frost flour in the White House, and will order direct from Welshans & Bro., 8th and Faroham streets. New Goons | just received at RyrrNskr's, THE TAILOR. Latest Styles, Bottom Prices, Satisfaction Guarantead 219 12th street, uear Farnbam. GOOD NEWS FOR THE MASSES, THF. BOSTON ONE PRICE CASH DRY GOODS STORE Will open in Kennedy's new brick building on Tenth street, between Jackson and Jones, on Monday, No- vember 1st, with a new, fresh, well assorted stock of goods, which have been purchased at recent trade sales John Bloom, Geo. W. Shields. COUNTY COMMISSIONER, Patrick McArdle. On motion the report of the com- mittee was nnanimously adopted. The general remark among specta~ tors was that the farming and labor- ing eloments were better represented in that convention than tn any con- vention ever held in Omaha. There wera fully one hundred farmers in at- tendance for every precinct in the county. Hay by the bale, ton or carload; also the test Winter and Spring Wheat Flour, Oats, corn, Bran Feed, Vegetables, otc. H. B. Wiy & Co., 559 16:h St., bet. Capitol avenue and Dodge 296t If you want anything in the liquor line, either imported or domsstic, csll in Boston and New York for cash, and will be offered at prices heretofore un- kuown in Omsha. Our aim shall always be to cater, for the popular trade, and leave others to look after the high toned. Remember November Ist, Boston One Price Store, 10th St., bet. Jackson and Jones, wet27 ¢ Dan School every Taetday evening from 7 to 10 at the Omaha Tarner Hall. For private dancing lessons inquire at 10th and Howard streets, Omaha Turner Hall. Horrw, REGISTRATION NOTICE. STATE OF NEBRASKA, Dovaras CousTy, Notice is hereby given that I will sit at my office, 317 South Twelfth strect, botween Farnham and Harney, on Wedneeday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 27th, 28th, 20th and 30th; altoon Monday, November 1at, 1830, for the purpose of register- ing the dlectors of the First ward. In witness whereol, I have hereunto set my hand, this 18th day of Octo- ber, A. D., 1880. E. M. Srexsexe, Registrar First Ward. «30 Third Ward Voters—Registration Notice. 1 will sit at my office northesst cor- ner of Fourteenth and Douglas stroets, 's auction store) on tardsy and Monday. [Thureday 28'h and Saturday 30th Ostober, and November Monday Lt jor - tha - purpose of T e O Gk e Tn witnass whereof I Lave hereunto [set my hand this 20:h day of Octo- ber, 1880. Wi H. Ry, ©20-10t Registrar Third Werd, at Blake’s wholesale house, 214 south, 15:h street. A NEW ENTERPRISE. Mr. H. H. Marhoff, late of Chica- g0, has established a trank factory at 117 North Fourteenth street. Tele- scopic case, sample, heavy traveling trunks a specialty. The largest and best assortment of tranks, bags and hand satchels in the city. Re- pairing in all ifs branches promptly attended to. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. 030 s-tu-th New Engravings at Hospe’s. Tuscan Olives by the gallon at Blake's wholesale wine and liquor house, Union block. Clam Chowder at 8 o'clock to-night, at Dick Wilde's. The Omaha Pablic Library will be reopened Monday, Nov. 1 All work in Jewelry and watch re- pairing warranted in every particular, at Warerse, MoMiiax & Co's. 0283t =L B ER Just received twenty loads of apples and pctatoes. Bring in your orders to Julius Treitschke, 308, 310 and 312, South-Fifteenth street or 412, 414 and 416, Thirteenth street, between Jack- aon and Leavenwort] 026 ta-th-a Iiyouhave tried everything else, without recelving any benefit, call at 230 Dodge street, north side, between 13th and 14th, and see the agent for Imasc Nichols' American Remedy. ol6eodlm Clam Chowderat 8 o'clock to-night, ot Dick Wilde's. THE SPICE OF LIFE. An Avalanche of Balls, Par- ties and Other Social Events. Theatrical Treatsand Hymenial Happeninge. (From Saturday Evening's Bee.) The social events of the past weck bave boen very numerous, and some very brilliant affairs have taken place, one of which, the banquet of Engine Co. No. 1, was described yesterday. THE PLEASANT HOURS' hop lact eveuing was cne of the larg- est and moet brilliant of the season, and was the opening hop of their thirteenth season and the eighty-fifth hop iu all given under their auspices in the thirtecn years of the club’s existence. The mus'c was furnished by Hoffman's orchestra and wes superb. The attendancs was very large and tho entire occasion marked for its elegance and sosial per- fection in every respect. ~After danc- ing from 9 to 11 o'clock supper was announced, and this was one of the features of the evening. A full force of colored secvants secured from the Withnell house served tables loaded with the delicacies of the season a~d #et out witn the club’s own ailver and China,napkins and table linen, all manufactured expressly for it and bearing (he monogram P. H. C. The season of 1880-81 has been opered with a re-o ization of the club on the basis of an active men.bership of fifty. Tho officers for the ensuing year are C. F. Squires, president; J. M. Ros, treasurer; P.S. Euatis, secretary; Major J. V. Furoy, L. S Re:d, Lisut. M. C. Foote, George Peterson, P. S Eusiis, J. M. Rose, C E. Squires, oxecutive committee, under whese auspices lut evening's pirty was made 0 enjoyable to all It s intended at an early day to add 10 the cquipment of the cluba maguificent China service, to be pro- cured in Europe, the monogram of tho club to be burned inta each piece. THE POLICEMENS BALL, On Wadnesday eventng the second annual ball of the Omaha police de- partment tock place at Masonic Hall, and was attended by a large throng of the friends ¢f the force who, one and all, were made to fecl and thoroaghly ly enjoy tho hospitalities of their Liosts. The members of theforce,in full uniform and wearing lovelysilk badges of diffarent colors, trimmed with gold lace gave the whole affaic an ofticial and altogether attractive character. The music was furnished by Stein- hauser's orchestra which it needless to say, is par excallenca, Mayor Chase made a brief speech complimentary to the policemen and apologizing for the absence of Marshal Westerdahl who was detained by illoess. Police Judge Hawes officiated as master of ceremonies and President Boyd and other city officiuls were present. following were the committees: mittee of arrangements, Pat. Ford, B C. E. Westerdahl, E. A, McClure, H. Jacobson; reception committee, Ed. Gorman, A. Black, Donahue, F. ay; floor mausgers, B. O. E. ordahl. A (2 Dahleteom. T 0 Donahoe, Joe. Vanous. An excellent supper was served, and the ball was a pronounced euccess in the eyes of all. BALLS AND PARTIES A grand bauquet snd ball is prom- ed by the telegraphers for nexr is hereafier to be made fair. s Coremonio club gave its fourth party on Tuesday evening at the Stsudard clab roums. About twenty two couples participated. The Imperial club party at Masonic Tony Pastor, are booked for Novem: ! Louise Buckingham, famous in the rolo of ““Mazeppa” is engaged for De- comber 1 and 2. She is en route to Australia for forty we WEDDINGS. During the past week a number of wedcings have occorred sud few wedding anniversarics. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Nostrand celebrated on last Saturday evening the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedded life, almost tweniy four of which have been passed in Owaha Their friends to the number of fiity or more assembled to congratulate them. A number of appropriate and beautiful gifis were received. Charle Ballicr, a promivent | lawyer of Novads, Tows, ond Miss Mary F. Atkins, an accomplished and highly esteemed young Iady of this ci'y, wero married Thursday mon by the Regy James Paterson at the residence OF the brid ther, on Burt street, between Twenty-first aud Twenty-second. Mr. H. O. Hobbie and Mits Cath- erive B. Stevens wero muarded Wednesday afternoon at the residencs of C. F. Wilkins, tho Rev. H. N. Gates officiating. They left for tho east on the evening train, and will be absent about six weoks. They will | visit Bostcn beforo their return. | Mr. i for many years money in our post office, and respected by all for his | sterling character and b s inteuri- ty, was married on. Mouday to Miss Sallie K. Hiil, an sccomplished and lovely young lady, at the residence of the lit'er in Co- | lumbia, Mo. Me. and Mrs. Gridley | arrived in Omaha Tuesdey and b | nd Tsland, | is engaged iu the grain busine Ber wishes tho happy coup'e as_well as a long life. Hen A. J. Poppleton and wi - w in a short tume cclebrate the'r v 1 y fifth wedding anniversary. vion wiil bo about the time {1 or ¢ mo to the now amd wiown fioone resdence in Elizabeth Place Lt w be an elegant affair. A prominent business m a : { city will, in about two weeks, le. the altar one of Omsh's fav daughters, The brids will have f teen attendavts, and the wedding w1 | bo the most brilliant ever celebiated in Omaha. Next Wednesday morning, at or about ten oclock a faverite song-ter | of thia city and & woll known yourg cmar, & clerk in & commissin | . will_be united in marriage The affair will be a quiet one_aud on the same afternoon the parties will Jeave for a tour east and a visit to friends in Ohio. A REMARKABLE CASE. A Telegraph Messenger Boy Arrested for Systematic Crime. Seventy-Four Cases of Forgery and Theft Said to be Dis- covered. Friday ona of the mee: the American Union telegraph compsny, Sam Sin- cere, alad 16 yeirs of age, was ar- rested on & mosi serious charge, being sabstantial'y, a systematic course of forgery and theft. The facts as ns- certained are bricfly these: known, docs not extend to po west of Omaha. All messazes sent from eastern cffices to points at which they have no office are accepted by the Western Union and A. & F. companiea for transmission only on popryment of the tariff rates On tho receipt of mearages at the A. U. offica they are sent to the other com- pnies by & messenger with the money for prepayment and a bock in which afternoon nger boys of as 1 owen Hall, Tucsday evening, was an enjoy- able affir, aud was the first of rerics of four, the romaiving dates being Nov. 10th, Nov. 23d and Dec. 8th. Hoffman's crchestra furnishes their w The Danish society’s mouthly party took place Weduesday evening, The Durant Engine Co., No. 1, give their annual ball at Masonic Hall on Mouday evening, Nov. lst. Mr. Thomas Cummings is master ot ceremonies. The committee on ar- rangements are Moessrs. Cummings, Mulhall, Mullen, Fagan, Starkey, Denker, Calishan, McDonald, Oleson and Shehan. It will be a fine affair, and the friends of the company will no doubt make it a big succes The next Vesta Chapter party oc- curs Nov. 12th. The residence of Capt. J. S. Wood on Capital Hill, was the scene of a very pleasant party on Saturday even- ing last, given in honor of Mr. Tonis Van Antwerp, of New York. The entertsinment was most_pleasant to the visitor, the host and the guests. The second soirce musicale of the Omaha Mannerchor takee place at Moetz's Hall, to-morrow evening, and will be participated in by the Zither club, justorganized with ten members. A ball will follow the concert. A brilliant_german was given at Fort Omuha, Wednesday evening by Mrs, General Crook, in_honor of Mr. Hull, of St. Joe. RELIGIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS, Four ladies of the Ladies’ Union of the Y. M. C. A. have commenced a wark among the boys of this city, be- tween the ages of ten and sixteen. Their first entertainment and social will be at the assoclation rooms next Thureday evening at 7:15. One of the requirements to become a member is that every boy shall ccme with clean face and handsand hair combed. The Y. M. C. A. boys have orzan- ized a male quartette and good music may be expected by them every Sun- day afterooon. The ladies of the A. M. E. church gave a successful festival last evening for the benefit of their Sunday school. All the luxurics of the season were far- nished and the financial success was very fair indeed. A pleasant sociable was held Tues- day eveuing at the residence of Rev. J.° W. Ingram, of the Cbristisn church. Major Armstrong’s residence on Sauerl street, was the scene of a goodly gathering last_evening. The occasicn was the sociable of the mem- bers of the Unitarian church and thelr friends. DRAMATIC NOTES. Neil Burgess played “Widow Be- dott” to an appreciative audienco at the Acadamy of Music Thursday even- ing. He was ably supported, and the | sudience, as usual when Burgess ap- rs, was in convalsions of laughter rom the opening to the close of Nas- by’s inimitable comedy. The Katie Putnam Co. come No- vember 3rd and 4th. The Sullivan comedy company, with Dan and Jesie Morris, of the McEvoy's Hibernicon, app=ar at the Academy of Music on the evening of November 5ih, 6uh and 7th. Mary Anderson will be here on the 12th and wiil draw & big houte. he takes the roceipt of the manager of that office for the message and money. Thuraday a gentleman called at the A, U. office to inquire why a message sent west by him some time ago had ber 9th. s | 1880, for the B Freuch & Co.’s. | Registration Notice. of Nebraska Douglss Co. ce is hereby given that I will sit in the store of Edward Lucas, cor- ner of Thirtecnth and Chicagostreets, October 25th, 26:h and 30th, for the purpose of correcting the v -tiog list | of the Fifth ward. S. WaKEFILLD, strar of the Fifth ward, Omaba, s county, Nob. Reg stration Notico. State of Nebraska, Douglas County. Notice is hereby given that I will in the store f E Wyman 15th street, three doors south of Po Office, on Monday, Wi Aurday, Octol 30th, alio on Mond. pury reg he electors of the fourth ward, of Omaba, Douglas County. In witnoss whereof, I hereunto set my hand this 15th day of October, A. D, 1850. ix S. Woon, trar of said ward. New fine large variely, just rec scluding new dried feuits, Citron Peel, Nuts, Jellies, Siweet Cider, Buckwheat, Maple Syrup Fruit Butters, ete., etc. Fuesitxa & Co., Grocers. 7 Fifteenth stres Genvine New Orleans Molas CAPS ALL. i toves ich the finest in ti Market. Call and see. 1416 Dl sivoet, t T LPECIAL HOTICES. ench aubsequent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS J U =7 EIN- Immense Stock for " FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEEING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits ; Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats snd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit AlL arxT POLACK'S. , Near Fourteernih nover less than | 8 TO LOAN—MONEY. TO LOAN TONZY TO LOAN—Call at Lw Offce GNRY 70 LOAN—110p Farutam s noruls west of M1 itary w. 1. ANTH ‘ol stiaw per month for JH, Me dwelling reu'tof roms; mu-t be i good e-keoper, at (109 635 1 | R P or i fr o 16th strest uite at 207 5. 13 —And furniturs for RO RENT—A tacvihol roum, saitabie e oue or two gentlemen, 8. W. ¢or. 16th snd new by Enquire J. ham. over Mer. . 16th and YOR REN chauts Exchany Dodgo atreots. never reached its destination, He was shown the receipt of the Western Union for the message, but upon call- ing at that office it was found that such message had ever been received or transmitted. Managers Rheem, Hibbard and Arm- strong together began an tion and comparison of their books, and to their astonishment found sev- enty-four discrepancies of the same kind. Evidently the mcney had been pockete and the messages destroyed by some ove, who had also forged the names of Mes: Hibbard and Armstrong and Mies Davis of the A. & P. offico to the receipts. Afrer having satistied themselves as to who the guilty party was a warrant was sworn out and Sam Sincere arrested and lodged in the county jail, his examination was set forSatarday after He has been in the employ of the company fur four months snd the money taken will range from $1 to $7 per message. 1t appears that he was in some man- ner able to use a wise discrimination as to which messages could be destroy- ed without detection and only those which were comparatively unimportant were torn up,and all requiring answors weresent all right. His crime and ar- rest caused an immense sensation and some additional developments are an ticipated. Mauager Rheem is doing his atmost to ferret out the whole matter, and vindicate the company's integrity, which is always in safe keep- ing in his hands. no noon. Apollinaris, Birresborn, Hunyadi Janos, Tmported Natural Mineral Waters at'Blake's, Union block. S10P AND L0OK 1§, Katon has the most complete assortment of Steel Engravings ever brought to Omaha, and at New York prices. th. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! The Omsha Fur Manufactarer, Henry G. Richter, is to be found op- posite the postoffice. 026-t We have received two barrels of Quinces on consignment, which must be sold, and will cffer them at 50: & pock. Now is an opportunity. 25-5t Frewmwe & Co., Grocers. American Watches, in gold and sil- ver cases, at 28-3t WarprLe, McMiLLax & Co's. E. Maurer has opened his new saloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham street, late Elguttar’s stara im i Leavitt’ Vaudeville specialty com- pany, a troupe of the rame order with Ll e donall Californis Pears, Plams, Grapes, stc,y ot Tizard's Palaca oIt | ot s DL s A o Hou; 01 most desirable of tie kind In the West. A couid fru't ATE AgExc 2 Mixed paints, at A 16th 151t MIS DID LIST O Fargains inHouses, Lots, Farms and um on 1s¢ page OTS, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Loo ‘over BEMIS' new column of bargains on 1a S et Hospiat 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure, e J. H. FLIEGEL & GO. MERCHANT TAILORS, | No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA, NEB ey | ORGHARD & BEAN, CARFETS = = £y J.BFRENCH&C GROCERS, OMAH A DEWEY & STONE, PURNITURE, |A ENTS “ BOSTO 1212 FOR DEVLIN & CO, THXE SE N CLOTHING HOUSE, FARNHAM STREET. M=M= A, BOOTHE'S Oval Brand O Y STHEHRS. The axlea of this ) WEIGHT AND MEASUS e Oyrters 1N nowlostatrigped all o Ogtten brand than » any ¢ ers. You get m £ 0y tors has General W GATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, And Whole: Falland W are now the hest le Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY we will han 1 the During the » COUNSELMEN'S FRESH CYSTERS A large sssortment of CANDY and SUGAR, TOYS for the Hcliday & 510 11th St., Omaha, oct15-eol-mr Ww. F. STOETZEL, Has ths exelusive eale of the GOLD COIN HEATING STOVE. The Gold Coin is this seacon the favorite of Chi: od abcvaall other Stoves, comes béth plain and highl mented, has the new pa balf dozen of any other. than any other Stove of its more durable than respect, i+ requires no selesman to sall it, without trouble MAX 10, is prefor- orna- nt grats and fire-pot,that wili o he Gold Coin weighs mwore by fitty Ibs. zoin the market, acd is, therefore, any other Stove, is strictly warranted inevery > city reference sells it Cor. 10th and Jac! MEYER & CO, eon. rs from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. nts per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 eents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. mowt MAX MEVER & €O., Omaha, Neb, MAX MEYER &GO, O M A ELA. |GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FAQONY GOODS