Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1881, Page 4

MQB LAW. Disgraceful Attempt to Take The Daily Bee. ‘Monda; roing, 2. o, a Prisoner from an BREVITIES. st —May le here. S—— —United States court begins to-day. The Policeman Calls in Vain for —B. & M. trains are rnning regularly. Help from the Crowd. —Meeting of the board of education this evening. Atabont 5 olclock lest evening » —Grand army entertainment on Wed- | fight oceurred in Curry's saloon, on nesday evening. Tenth street, between Douglas and —The stesmer “Rucker” is expected | Dodge, the participants being Tom here in three or four days. McOue, s whiteman, and a colored 4 —Marshall Angell orders that all alleys | man named Al Lewis. must be clesned within ten days or the | Qfficer Pat Ford, who is propristor SUp—— e of the Niagara Louss, in the ssme —A meetingof tke carpenters and joia- | peighborhood, was seated st his sup- ers’ union will be held at 8 o'clock to- T per, being off daty, when he was in- @wpcooy oveniag at Deandss Turmer Hall. |0y oF iy troutle, and steried at e e atyion | oBce for the saloon. From what he ‘Kissee,” opens this moruing st Edholm & | ©00ld see and learn McCae was chiefly Relas. responsible for the trouble, and he —The monthly meetiag of the Nebras. | arrested him at once. McCue insisted ka state stenographers’ association will be | that the negro shiould be arrested, and lbeld at 8 o'clock, at the office of Jehu T. | the crowd with bim joinedin the de- Bell. mand. It was evident, however, to —One hundred and fifty Mormon emi- | theofficer that under thecircumstances grante arrived in the city Saturdsy eve- | he had his hands full with one miog over the Northwestern road aud|pyp and he ordered his prisoner were sent to Utah. along with him. McCue declined to are muking to add an- other feature to the Fourth of July cele- :“""d"“““ followed which it 1a bration i this city, in the shape of an ex. | BOPed may never be seen in Omaba bibition by the Omaba brigade club. This | 38618, The prisoner was a strong club was recently organized and has some | man, and while Ford could get him fifteen members, George Patterson is | across the room 1o the narrow door he president, Harry Cranz, secretary, and | was unable to get him through the John Carrier, captain of the club. sperture. He attempted to do so —Psterson sells coal. agaln and sgaln, and finally called on ; —Wrederick, Leading Hatter. ~ mlltf | the crowd In the saloon ani at the T —Nice Brushes at Kuhn's. door, which by this time numbered —See Polack’s advertisement. two or three hundred men, to assist —4000 residence lots. Bemis, agent. | him. Nota man would do so. In — 500 businesslots. Call on Bemis. , -, | the meantime the prisoner was violent vy Saxes colebrated Cream Sods. |04 ugly, and bad struck and kicked —Beia' mow map of Omaba, 25 oeuta, | £B° officer several time, whose bralsed < redl extate boom, Fisst page, | 222 Pl00dy countenance gave evidence of the force of the blows. The officer —250 houses and lots. Bemis’ agency. Saczun s 900,000 Screa 1o, Beunle at last drow his billy, when all other means had failed, and used it effeo- “Work on the mew elevator begins | 17615, for the moment bringig the o prisoner to terms, sud starting with : bim for the jail. When a fow steps —Saxe's celebrated Cream Soda now o & 2 from the saloon the prlsoner agaln draught. Cost makers wanted, C. J. Canan & made an effort to get away, and for s Ode. 224¢ | moment succseded, but Ford was ac- —~Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewsl. | tive, and in » moment had him in o, Oreighton Block. 0264f | hand, and once more appesled to the —¥ine cigars by the box, very chesp, at | crowd to asslet him. By this time it Kubn's Drug Stoe, was evident that Ford and his man —Xor ¥ixz Commercial Job Printing, | were immediately surrounded by call at TaE Br Job rooms. friends of McCue, and that none of —Full line of Tmported and Domestic | the few respectable men in the out- Cigars at Saxe's Drug sbore. skirts of the crowd would be per- —Mixed paints, Whitehouse's drug store, | mitted to sasist the officer. S '_M'A‘: By this time the oficer had been —The sale of reserved seats for struggling with his prisoner for nearly rands in “*Stolen Kises,” has commenced. | o 4 our ™ Many ruffisns and despera- —The New York Hat Co. have received | 400y i the crowd were urging = ez g Seo their card in thif | yr.06 0 break loose or to “hit the LI | ‘oop’ again.” The crowd had been ‘mxmfihfifi, momentarily increasiog until it form- jus Ross, opealy advised the o P vereen Farabas | rowd 0 “make Ford let McCus go and Douglas. 354f | ortake the nigger,” and atlast m_i - —Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company | ted the steps in front of his saloon holdsits annusl meeting and election on and proceeded to make a speech to the ‘Tuesday evening. crowd to the same effect. 3t you wat Bill-Hoads, Ltter Heads | Officer Ford sucoseded in reachiog ‘Bavelopes or any job work, call st Tex | his house at last snd allowed his pris- Bax Job Rooms. Prices that will suit | or to enter and wash the blood from Ovecy ama. his facc, At this juncture Officer —Mies Julia fllflflh‘:;“‘:d“;: McEwen joined Ford and the two will give & m - o ;“‘"‘ "m s it m&:‘: Farabam street with Wi 3 The incondiary talk of Rom snd —Anegpotualty fo lered tocbalaan | Ly g bon;q feult, however, and Anberest in a jobbing house in this clty. ettty For particulars call or address D. H.|st the corner of Twelfth stceet the Goodrieh, Manager B. G. Dun & Co. a 1t | officars were violently attacked by a —The carpenters and joiners resolved to | mob of some twenty roughs, headed demand “25 per cent.” advanceon Msy | by an old man named ——— Connelly 1st, instead of *'25 cents advance,” a8 was | and his scns Mart and Tom and Mike ‘weported to Tx Bex after their meeting & | Glligsn. Ford was bratally pounded, Sow evenings sinoe atjMets ball. kicked and brolsed. Oue of the gang —Krug, the brewer, sent s keg of Bock | 3roy o revlver and brandished it. beoc to the B office Saturday. Thent | gorg alao drew a woapon, but refrain- od from using it. The officers were jolned by Officer Black, and proceed- you, edto cake the three Connellys into S fusnaany v custody. Two men in the crowd of- —SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT— | fored to take the elder Connelly to BUSHMAN'S. jail, and as 1t looked nnlikely that the 'NO SUCH VALUE! officers would Feach the lock-up with NO SUCH VALUE! their men were permitted to do so. NO SUCH VALUE! Instead of taking Connelly to jail they IN OMAHA took him home. - be found ss Bushmsu's in| Another movement o capture the in fu_ Dress Goods, in | prisoners was made and & rush made ..h'!ri-, Bo::’-’-d Tassels. Fancy | up Farnham street, the police having Ornsments, Battons, Prints, Ging- [got couple of blocks the start. bams, Table Linens, Shawls, Ribbons, | About & regiment of men, most of Ties, stc., etc., eto. ‘whom were probably moved by by cu- COME AND SEE! rlosity, passed up Farnham street on OOME AND SEE! . |®runandjoined themob in front of OOME AND SEE! the court house, but whatever their No FEAUD, XO HUMBUGS, NO ADVER- intentlons wers the officers got 188G Dopars, bt the genuine bar- | through to the jall in safety with Me- galos and fair dealings in all depart- | Oue and the Oonnelly boys and locked ‘ments et them up. BUSHMAN'S, Officer Ford evinced darisg the en- “8.'W. Corner Douglas and 15th St. | tire transaction the grit, tenacity and p26-4f | staying powers of a bull dog, and it e will be & souroe of regret o law sbid- THE CHEAPEST PLACE forli. giizony to learn that be received best guality Boots an some lujurles in the fracas which ms; d Shoos is at ujurles in the y KIDD'S NEW SHOE STORE, 16th{ o orions, wtroat, Jaosbe’ Block. No cld fosstl P10 e person #ho maw the affait can o patelfed shoes, such as Dy Goode | 4or ye mecessty of an immediste s adaition to our police force, which in PERSONAL PARAGRAPHE time of emergency s wholly insuffi- cient for the demands of this city. Miss Richerdon, dsughtec of Lyman Richardson, of the Herald, left for Den- | LaWN Mowrzs, Al or mmr Best ver, yestarday. PATTERNS, Mr. C. P, Southard, chief operator in at Evaos’ Szep Store, ‘the telephone exchange office, leaves for | a28-3t 14th and Dodge. the east to-day. Miss Ella J. Spoor left yesterday for St. Louis, where the will takeup her residence with her parents. ‘Engineer Bradley, of fire engine No. 1, is yery ill at his home inthis city. He is afflicted with a bronchial affestion. Asditor 3. W. Gannett and family started for Ogden, yesterday, accompanied LARGE STOCK of Ladies’ snd Misses best quality New York and Philadelphia Shoes, and stacks of them coming, at KIDD'S NEW SHOE STORE. ~ —_——————— LAST CHANCE No New Scholars will be admitted in the Dancing Sshool after Thurs- . day, May 5th. Al those wlshing to e o e Moo= | join will be admilted Mondsy and R. R. Ringwalt, general u—t‘d& Tiursday at 4 p. m. hqmns m""’h_,“"m ,‘;:’?h:“::‘,{;fl_, A. Hoser's, 1519 Dodge St. Ringwalt -E-“:- Mt route. Mt | jifornla Port Wine at Pandt's e ent for b Thenmation.. | IF YOU WANT the best goods, the finest and most stylish work, at “Near the Lutheran church, Dou- | the Juest possible price, go to TR e il aati, A KINSON & 00.S. " A. W. FULLRIEDE, B r it ol i exclusive boot and shoe dealer and | O hear O'Leary to-sight. manufsctarer, will and does give bet- | Three Ply” best 50 Waid tor bargains then sny otherstore, dry | ket at Pandt's. o {goods etores not excepled, in ll kiads ol bootsand shoss. A trisl is naked | All those Children's Nobby Hsls at Faliriede's. came from ATEINSON & 00.'S, ANOTHER BURGLARY, The Hardware Store of D. A. Piercy Entered on Sat- urday Night. An Attempt to Chloroform the Familyand to Blow Up the Safe Frustrated. Two or more burglars, doubtless ‘members of the gang which has been committing various depredations in this city since communication opensd with Council Blaffs, entered the bard- ware store of D. A. Piercg, 1211 Farn- ham street, on Satardsy night, drilled aholelnto his safe and carrled off sbout fifty dollars worth of property. The entrance was wade through s window in the rear of the store, out of which & pane of gless was cut. One of the burglare, who s evidently 2 small or a very limber man, crawled through the opening thus made snd sprung the lock of the resr door, d- mitting his companions, They then proceeded into the front store snd drilled a holein the safe door. This was evidently sccomplished with an ordinary drill, and must have taken an hour or more, as the door plate is of the best steel and nearly three- quarters of an inch thick. After this was accomplished powder, to the amount of a half pound, was poured into the hole aud preparations made to blow the lock. The burglars must have been unable to use a lock, a that amount of pow- der would, doubtless, mot only have blown the door and the lcck, but would have shsttered the en- tire safe and awakened every one within a half biock of tbe store. To provide sgainst srousing Mr. Pieroy and his family, who reside im- mediately over the store, one of ihe burglars went up stairs by a back stairway out of the store, and went into Mr. Plercy's aleeping room. Mrs. Piercy had been awakened a short time before by the crying of one of her children and on gettfog up had noticed that it was just one o'clock. She was hardly asleep when the ma- rauder entered the room, and heard bim step. Thinking it was the ser- vaut girl she calied her by name but received no response. The step was heard asecond time, as if receding, and still thinking it was the servant glrl who'was up for something Mrs. Piercy paid no more sttention to it and did not awaken her husband. In the morniog Mr. Plercy's little daogh- ter discovered that the back door of the store was open, and the discovery of the burglary was then made. It was found that & quantity of old bed- quiltsand sackshad been brought tothe back door, probably for the purpose of covering the safe when the explos- fon oocurred. About fifty dollars worth of cutlery and plated ware was taken. The burglars evidently left in a hurry and took what they could con- veniently get their hands en. Noclas of any value was left In the store, but the police are actively work- ing up the case, and will probably get the thieves within a day or two. RISING MEN, Important Promotion of Two U. P. Officials. The firat of the following general orders was issued from U. P. head- quarters Friday siternoon and the Istter Saturdsy: Uxiox Pacrric Runwu,} GexErAL Passexcer OFricE, Oxama, Neb., April 29, 81 Mr. Samuel B. Jones Is appointed Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific railway company, with headquarters at Omaha, Neb., taking effect May 1, 1881, J. W. Mogsg, General Passonger Agent. Approved: Txos. L. Kivsarz, Assistant General Manager. Ustox Pactric RAILWAY, GENERAL PASSENGER OFFICE, Omahs, Neb., Apr. 29. Mr. O. P. McCarty is appointed Assistant General Ticket Agemt of the Union PaciSc railway company, with headquarters at Omaba, Nebras- ks, taking effect May lst, 1881 Approved: O. 8. STEBBINS, General Ticket Agent. Tros. L. KnasaLr, Assistant General Manager. Mr. Joues has been in the employ of the company for several years, beginning at the fout of the ladder and working up step by step to his present appointment. He is an ener- getic and vigilant young man, devoted to the interest of his employers, and enjoying to a rare degree the confi- dence of the general manager. Dar- lug the last year he has been chief clerk of the ticket department. He bas many friends in Omaha to con- gratulate him on his good fortune. Mr. McOarty came to Omaha some- thing over a year ago from Indian- apolis, where he was chief clerk of the passenger and ticket departments ofthe L, B. & W. R. R. His knowledge of the ticket buslaess in all its branches had made blm widely known among railroad men and attracted the notlce of officials here. Socn after his arrival he was made chief olerk of the ticket department and placed In charge of a ticket room, whose business is more than vsually complex. He bad charge not only of all ticket printing, but also of all pas- tariffs, including through rates and divislons with other lines, the in- numerable detalls of which, on more than 3,000 miles of railroad, can only be appreciated by railroad men, Liverymen's Notice We the undersigned llverymen ot Omaha, agree, on account of the great e o ces_for % ing horses from and m« May 1st un- til further notice: o 2 andcarri " and saddle per month: “ @] wagon . H. McS; 1 &3 Mprem, THE STAGE. Thos. W. Keene as Richelieu— Coming Hvents. Thos. W. Keene appeared at the Academy of musicFriday eveningin the great title role of “Richelien,” play- ing to s crowded house. To say that Mr. Keene's performance was alto- gother more satisfying than that of any actor who has preceded him In the same part in Omsha, Is undonbt- edly to give voice to the general im- pression. One grest actor sppesred in the ssme part in Omaha not many menths since, but Lawrence Barrett's personality constantly appears and in spite of his powerfal reading of the part, his polished and studled work, it is not less Lawrence Barret than Richelien that we behold during the performance. Not 80 with Keene, whot covers the appearance of art and gives us simply Ruchelien, the crafty and suspicious statesman, the powerful and destroy- ing avenger of his wrongs, the old man, failing, weak and broken in con- stitation, bat atill in the full vigor of his mental powers, It may be un- common for a journal to pay so une- quivocsl & compliment to tragedian who has but recently essayed leading parts, but it was the impression of not = few last evening that Keene's Rich- elia is a better character than that of Barrett. Most of the support was exception- ally good, especlally Miss Henrletta Vaders, as ,” Frazier Coulter, as “De Mauprat,” and Frank Roche, as “Do Baradas.” It was no small annoyance to the sudlence thst several of the people In minor characters should presume on the supposed uncivilized character of their sudience to grossly slight their parts, to appear with a broad grin in the most tragle portlons of the plsy, to ogle the audlence, and to gexerally mar the performance. It is to be hoped that the manager will give some of his compsny a lesson In this re- THE LINGARDS. The Lingards appear ot thd Acade- my of Music this evening in “Stolen Kisses.” WANTED—Twenty tesms to do scraplog on Unlen Elevator. Inquire corner 13th and Leavenworth street. DAN. SHANNON. — ————— GREAT SALE of Ladles', Micses' aad Gents’ Straw Hats, all the latest styles, for a short time only, at the “Boaton Store,” 616 Tenth st. 29-2t HOTEL BOARD, at the Hudson River House, $3.50 to $5.00 perweek. Should you change It will psy you to call. Newly furnished throughout. 292 J. C. Grzex, Prop'r. HATS! HATS! HATS! New stock of the finest hats, latest fashion and style at NixpeL & KRELUE'S 14th street, between Farnham and Deuglas streets. Sign of the Golden Hat. Auother lacge invoice of those fine goods just received at ATKINSON & €0.’S, Crelghton Block, near P. O. tf Soo Dr. O'Leary’s anatomical model to-night. Admisslon free. Stoffed Mangoes at Pandt’s. If you are in mearch of a nloe DRESS PATTERN, for a small amount of money, go to ATKINSON & CO.'S. Tea Moss Farine at Pandt's. New goods received at Fullirlede's. CONCERT AND LECTURE. By Prof. Aug. Walther, assisted by his pupils, glee and zither clubs and Prof. W. Chambers, violinist, at Ma- sonic IIall, Wednesday evening, May 4th, A Card of Thanks. 1 desire through this card to thank all kind friends who rendered services of benefaction during the illness azd Iast moments of my deceased wife. Especlally do I feel gratefal to Mrs, Coltra, Pelronnet, Thompson, Wood- ward and Lawis for thelr coascless de- votlon in_watching and ministering before and after death, and to Messrs, Coltra and Cross for timely asslstance. To Mrs. Roddis, Wecks, Bradley, Pe- terson and other ladies ‘for delicaciee, aud to Mr. Geo. Darrow, Mrs, Grif- foy, Mrs. Peironnet snd Miss Kato Eisasser for beautifol offerings of choicest cat flowers, all of which I appreciate and will ever cherish a warm_recollection of all who proved to be true friends, when friends were most needed. Jomy MoAmbrE. Osana, April 30, 1881, ——— PROTECTION TO BRUTES. A CARD FROM THE SPECIAL AGENT OF THEXN, 8. P. © A. Omama, April 80th, 1881, To the Pablic : At meeting of the society for the provention of cruelty to animals, held at the residence of Judge Sav— age, on the evening of April 20th, 1881, T was appointed agent of said soclety for the purpose of Investi- gating and prosecuting all violations of the law passed for the purpose of preventing cruelty o animals. ~ Mat- ters of this kind will be promptly attended to by me. I am beartlly in sympathy with the objects of the society, and though I do not intend to make it a matter of per- secution, I shall cerhlnlx and un- flinchingly do my duty. - All commu- nications, either by card or telephone, may be sent for me to Wm. Fleming's grocery store, on sonthwest corner of Fourteenth and Douglas streots. D. B. Houck, Special Ag't. BARGAINS in Tea, Sugar, Coffee and Sploss, at the TEA STORE Of W. R. Bexxzrr & Co. Unity Lyceum. The last of this series will be given on to-night at the Unitarian charch, Jand consist ‘of dramatic read- logs and music under the direction of Miss Jalia Hardenburgh and Miss L. A. Rogers. Miss Hardenbargh will recite several pleces, amsisted by her pupils. Miss Rogers will be asslsted by Miss Ida Gibsox, Miss Gilmore, Miss Kimball, and Misses Northrup, Denell and Chapman, i COMING HOTFLS, The Lutheran Church Accepts the Offer of the F.ew Hotel Company. And the Scheme Now De- pends on Liberal Contri- bution from the Street. ‘What the Kitchen Brothers Propose to do on Farnham. Fridsy evening the trustees of the Lutheran charch property on Douglas street, made the offer to change the figures firat set on their property to the new Hotel company from $20,000 to $17,000. The proposition wes sgain declined, but Saturday the trustees accepted the proposition of the Hotel company of 16,000, It only remalns for the property owners on Donglas and adjacent strests to raise the $15,000 which they are ex- pected to contribute to the enterprise, and it will be & success. As this is an essential part of the scheme it can hardly be sald that the enterprise s a fact until the necessary names and amounts are on paper. Tt is proposed to build a five story hotel of brick and stono, with & front on Douglas atreet of 154 feet, and on Thirteenth street of 132 feet, to cost not less than $100,000 and to be equipped with elevator and all appli- ances of a modern hotel. That por- tion of the building standing on the church lot,—22 feet,—will consist of but a single story, In order to afford light to the upper rooms of the hotel A business block will be bullt on the remalning 66 teet of the charch prop- erty. It is understood that Mr. Samuel Rogers has atated that upon the hotel scheme becoming assured he will build on the corner of Douglas and Twelfth, adjolning, a handseme com- merclal block, which with the build- ing above referred to, will fill the Douglas street front frem Twelfth to Thirteeth street. Mr. Shears, the principal stockhold- er In the jenterprise, and the future head of the hotel business is a man of large means and an experlenced hotel keeper. Ho has been propristor of some of the best known hotels in the east, the Barnett House, of Cincin- nati; the Olifton House, of Nlagara Falls; the Osborn House, In Roches- ter, fand Toledo's immense hotel. Enough Is known regarding him to make it certain that any hotel of which he is the head will be thorungh- 1y first-class. It is proposed to erect the hotel in just aa short a time as possible after the enterprise is assared. KITCHEN BReS' SCHEME, Kitchen Bros. have not yst com- menced work on their bullding, which is to occupy the old Grand Central lot, but it 1s stated, on what appears to be good authorlty, that they will s0on begin the erection of s handsome four-story bullding of St. Louls prossed brick, which will also be equipped with steam elevator and all tha latest appurtenances, 5 Some overtures have passed between the Kitchens and Tom Murray, whp proposes to erect a three or four story block on the west side of Fourteenth street, between Harney sircet and the alley, looking toward the construction of an arched passage over the alley between the Kitchen's Hotel and Maurray's block and the fitting up of the upper portion of a part ef Mur- ray's block to be need as a part of the hotel. This, however, may be simply talk, Beating the Boys in Blue. The base ball nine from Ft. Omahs camo down on Saturday sud erossed bats with the Union Pacific club. The playing was fair.on both eides, batting belng quite stron Pacific, 21; Barral club, 3. Opening Navigation. The Union Paclfic trair, westward bound, for the first time alnce the big rise, succeeded yesterday morning in ranning the entire distance from tho transfor depot. Large gangs of men have been at work day and night bal- lnating the track and it will be in per- feot running order by to-morrow. MENS' CALF BOOTS from $1.50 to $3.75, at W, L. KIDD'S NEW SHOE STORE. Warranted sclid. CALIFORNIA canned goods, cheap atJ. L Nichole’. Our goods ATwAYs had » reputation and Now it is proven in WrITING throughout the world. ELGUTTER'S Mawvora Cioraive Hovuss, 1001 Faroham, corner 10th street. GARDEN TOOLS and Seeds, at @ TEA STORE of W. R. Besxerr & Co. Croicr Fuower Srmps— French, German and American growth, at 828-3t Evans’ Seed Store. 4y L, e e T s o s, 0, \ lands. and farms fo eale. Callaad et 3om, } | ¥ BROWN, commer of 1%th sud Chicago Absolutely Pure. Mado from Grap ACresmiTartar.—No other prevaraticn makes soch lght, faky bot breads, o luxurious Csn be "eated by ties without adigetivle Hew York, r of the ills resutting trom heat can House, on Douglss st., bet. 9th and Tood,. Soid ouly In sans, by A1l | kb, for board, boariine: nd L3 by a odglog aad transient __SPECIAL NOTIGES. _ O LOAR—MOHEY. terest, in_eums of $2500 and $250,00 o4 i | upwaras,'for 3to 6 years, on firstc farm rroperty. BEMIS R¥AL ESTATS and Loax Aosscy, 15th +nd Douglas Ma, $5000 " iorow T, west corner Farsham and 15th §ts. V] EYTO LOAN—115 8. 1th k. Clarkaon & Huat. [ rds, north- 7553 ONEY %0 JOAN—Cal st Law Offies D. L. THOMAS, RoomS, elghton Block ONKY TO LOAN—1100 Farnbam street. h A ey ey ANTED—Two boarders in_private fam: For tarms, &c., address S, Post Office Box 337. o441 ANIED—Younz girl 1o tend childrea and wait on tale. Apply Cass sureet, routn side, 4th do ¥ west of 20¢h St. u BOY WANTED—TO attend bar: be well re- £\ comended, At 314 south 10th 750- VVANTEDMan to ke care of borses, poi vate expreesingwork at house 12 Faraham St. 3 WO GIRLS WANTED—City Hote 10th and Hamey. , comer 681 1 LABGE Unfurnished room for rent, on and Harney, southwest corner. & ANTED—A first cl: tal Hotel fmmedi Yy AxTEo—ain, & )\ ANTED—Girl for general housework, $4 3 week t a_compstent girl. Apoly at souttwest corner Califort tsts, 74730 K atthe Davenport street. 1330 YOUNG MAN WANTED—To leam the baker trade, oF ona who has been In the Dusiness for some time. flnquire st George Weber's Bakery, Souta 10th street, or Peter Goos, ANTED—A competent girl in small tamily. ‘Apuly northeast coracr Webster an. : Srd streets. VW AIED—A good gil 4 817 Dolge S -1t ANTED—Woman cook, at the O'Connell ‘House, 10th strect between Dourlss and Dodge. 73200 ANTED—By two yousg men, a Jarge fur- nished room fu a good loca ity, board de- sired. Would prefer to reat whero there are no otbec boarders. Reforeaces given. Address “P. D.", Bee Office. 734 ANTED_Chamber maid_and bitchen girl. Ing iire a” the Emmet House. _700.1 ANTED—By o young man p situation a8 W ARtk v or b g house: No wages iihply boardGood referrence Iréo'y given, Audress by letter R. W., Bes t "ANTEO—2 men to work in garden. -Ap- ¥y on Sherman Aveaue. D J. SUITH. ANTED o il 10,10 lackcap raspherey NV AV itioran 5000 grape vines s Jon n G. Willis, ¢ . Dge Street Commission House. Al* 808 I, quantity ef top and bottom onon sets. 63541 ARTED—A situation by of fam y, steady, industrions and 9 be use. ful in any bonrable cupacit pensation according to capability, Pleaso sddress J. E. . 2are of Beo office. 604 ANTEDImmediately a cook at Tizrd's Palace. 654 11 CHEAP LAND For Sale. 1,000,000 Acres OF THE FINEST LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA. Selected in an early day—not Railroad Land, but land owned % | by non-residents, who ara tired paying taxes, and are offering their Jands at the low price of $6 $8, and $10 per acre, on long time and easy terms. ‘We also offer for sale “|Improved Farms IN Douglas, y, and Wash ington Counties. Also, an Iinmense List ot Omaha City. Real Estate, Including Elegant Residences, Basi- nessand Residence Lots,Cheap Houses and Lots. and a large number of Lots in most of the Additions to Omaba. Also, Small Tracts of 5, 10 and 20 acres in and near the city. We have g0d opportunities for making Loans, and in all cases personally examine titles and take every precsution to in- sure sfoty of money so invested. Below we offer & small list of Spaclal Bargsins. Boggs & Hill, Rear EsTATE BROKERS, 1408 North Side of Farn. St., Ovp. Grand Central Hotel, Omaha, Neb. ANTED—Situation as copyist or at sny kind of writing, by a competent young Iady. Address “T. A" Bee office. Reforence given and required. (X WASTED A vertiser in th and ne of the best paying husioess in ths west. Apply to B, W, Simeral,” Room 6, Creig hton ‘Block, 15th St. 456-im x with $2,000 to join ad- tension o an established YV ARTEDTwo mors bosrde North 17th street,between Davenport_and Chi- cazo, east side sl FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. "—Brick houte, eleven rooms, on t betweon 13th and 14th _ Apply hards, vortawest coraer Farni Cas HT. W. T. Rio and 18 1 St. OR RENT—One large unfurnished room with closet 1513 Cass St. \OR RENT—On frst floor, farnished room couthwcst coruer 19th and Darenport. 50-t 7522 OR KENT—A. Lurge furnished room on first floor, with board. Also a few day boarders auted. 1808 Ca ifornia street. -e0d-725-1 OUSES AND LAND—Bemis rents houses, HL®Sores houes, farms, Tots, tands, offcer, Fooms, ete. Se It p: OR ¥ ZNT—Comfortuble dwel all modem improvements, 2 itreeta. Enquire 307 8. 12th 87, 7 rooms, and Cass 74518 IOR RENT—FI asant rcome, furnisbed or un. fuwnisned, N. E. corner 16 and Culifornia e TOR TJ® BENT_Sinele room, vieey famied. B, E. cornor 17th and Capitol Av. 71730 F[10 ' RENT--One large northeast corner 16 room and_cl set, and Douglas 8¢, 71429 OR RENT—Farnished rooms. 1818 Chicago street. JOR RENT—The bulldiny formerly used by John C Inguire at Burt stiect. 8 the Londoa imeat market, Some butcher tools for aalo. Ap- Py on tho premises or of Jobm Baum 1, 1314 Farnbam tree 695-t1 JOR RENT. ner 10th and Leaven worth. Taquie hext dcor & Peigrson's. rished_rooms over Mer. ©, N. E. Cor. 16th and 280.4f OR RENT—2 fus chauts Doda stroets. FOR SALE. SALE—§2500 In 8 and 10 t mort- Soore: Unlon | [FOBFALE=(00 108 and 10 pet cent mo §ages. Address Post Office drave EMIS Sells houses, lots, farms, lands. See It page. OR SALE—HA'f lot, cottage with thres rooms colar, ristern, we | and stable. Apply on Dremisce, 34- between Chicago and Davenport OUSES FOR SALE CHEsP-Inquire at Bawin & Behw, 15 b and Jackson. | IS NEV CITYMAPS, e —See 1t ace, HIILS OF RHURARB ROOTS FOR 25() sAL otear—u old by May iat, Call at our fe d store, 16: or at garden on 15th §¢. CHal 'R SALE—Beautiful residence Iot; location firgt-ciass, Price §1600. JO - CAGUE, opposite Post Off 0. Mc. Tiz-t O SALE-touse and lot on Norch 101 siree: at §1000. Inqaire of Joln L. Mo- Cague opposite the post otice. RS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.—Seo ) 1st page. 0440 RSALE—A good paying restaurant. _In- ‘quire at this of e, 708-25-1m OR BALE—S {de bar top bueg: Avdiy to B, ., at 8. P. Morss Co. HEAP_240 acres choice land § mile east of Schuyler, 150 acres broksand 20 acres timmber, 40 acres pasture fenced, large two story house and gono o1t huildings. Titles perfect. Cwoed by 2 widow lady de wove. Cash or it rty in exchango P O RATABROOE, LY EARL B CUE. cd »8 new 657-t1 OL SALE—Mags of Douglas and Sarpy couuties A BOSEWATER, 152) Fam ham Strest. 320-t1 R SALE—Leso and furniture of a first- class hotol [ & town of 1800 inlubitanta, in Stato of Nebrasks. Has 24 beds, the travelling ‘men’s resort. Inquire at Bee office. %34t PRIV BFAL ESTATE BOOM.—Seelt page. JOE SALE_A EARGAIN—A huliding with & saloon fctares, taraitureand stock, o 1oth . opposite the U. P. depot, for sale very cheap. Or e xture, urnltare sod stock wil be. 8o and building rented. Inquire of Kb, KREISS- MAR. 548 OR SALE—Tao close carriages, st A.[. Simpeou's. o1 H E BEST THING YET—H. G, Clark & Co.’s ‘mporial Selt Raising Winier Wheat #lour for Pancakes, Biscuite, aad all kinds of pasiry. Try it. Ask your grocer for it 780 CST—A Rubber coat between 215t and 16th | 4 onloord £ Burt. Deiverto G. T. Corrish and rece ve reward. 7101 WISCELLAKEOUS - ST—A small dak brindle cow, with white #pots, rope around the hornz. * Infornation feading to” ner recovery suiiably rewarded, at 3.3 THURSTON'S, 20th snd Daveaport stsee's . sirceta, i ready o bore or decpen wells Batistaction guarantecd. iy \EAMS CAN BE GOT—At John Barrs stable for all kinds of work, at reasonable figures . st ON'T FORGET The successor of the Ameri. 22| FOR SAL! *| FOR SAL FOR RENT firtde? sl good house, arn and out bulidings. FOR RENT it e FOR SAL FOR SALE GS & HILL. Best. located residence lot In tho city, 3ist abd Dodge S, BOGGS & HILL. A very nice 5.room cottage, leasea ground reats for §25 per nonth, BOGGS & HILL, foll iot, 26 and Farobam. Only $200, required down.~ Price $1100. & HILL. FOR SAL New house with haltcity lot, large bay window, high doors and Everything perfect, 210, BOGGS & FOR SALI 0t once submit best cash offer. FOR SAL ceismg. HILL. e rty, 34000, e P hoaGs & HILL. FINE RESIDENCE_Not in the market. for 46500, Owner will sell A BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE FOR SALE and Dougins, $1700. FOR SALE & . build fine house, $700. FOR SALE {0 niitr: Sovamt of St. Mary's avente, 450to §30. Theselots are near business, sarrousnded by fioe § audase 40 pef cent cheaper thx: tio market, Save mouey by bu 10 oGS & KLk FOR SALE i ciiicwiiime wuttable for fine nue, 3 blocks 3. E. of depot, all covered with £ dition, 150 eash, BOGGS & HILL. BOGGS & HILL. Tots, fiue largo trees. Price extremely low. $600 FORSALE fss.gctr e BOGGS & HILL. Chesp comner lot, comer Douglas and Jeflerson Sts BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE FOR SALE 5. sise bacmees Farnbam, Doaglas and the proposed oxtension of Dodge strost. Prices rango from $200 to $400. Wo have concludod to give men of small meaoe, one more chanceto securo a home and will build houses on these lots on small payments, and will sell lots ou montaly payments. BUGGS & HILL. 160 scres, 9 miles from city about 30 acres very choico valley, with running water; balsnce ~ geatly rolliig prairie, only § miles from railroad. §10 per acre. 8508 & HILL, 450 acres fn one tract, 12 FOR SALE 5iusn ™ sodcat tivaied, Living spring of water, some nice vl leys. e Janafs all Orat-clas rich prairie, Price $10 per scce. BUGGS & HILL. 160 acres 4 mile east of Elk- adlroad, FOR SALE imaiaio sl Ruoning water, 30 acres caltivate 160 scres t4 miles north of B0GGS & HILL, FOR SALE i sdico oo 56 vid foe What 1t will brog: BOGGS MILL. 0 screanest. outh o Dios: FOR 8ALE &a5tist s ool im desirable tract, rans d.wn on to valley of Pap- pillion, $10. BOGGS & HILL. 720 scres In one boay, Thmiles FOR SALE Toicrimans g iand, produc.ng heavy growth of grass, is high valiey, rich soll and § miles from ‘railroad and sido thack, in good settiemont and no better land o be founa. BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE Auistiy improved farm ot 20 acres, 3 miles from city. Fine improvewents on this fand, owner not-a practical farmer, determined to” sell. A good opentng for come man with means. FOR SALE FOR SALE 2%3mct i oo e , $3 10 810 4000 acres in partof ty, 87 108'0 ; 3000 acres 2 to 8 miles from. 160 acres in sec. 1, town 16, range 1l Must be sold thig BOGGS & HILL. 2000 acres of Iand nesr Mil- o Flowice Gsres won B B o, 4 10 o mattor the county. 96 to i e ahove atda lio resr and adfoin nearly every fam in i o couity, and can mostly b 5014 00 smal cash oy ment, with balance In 15 34and 6 years tme Eeveral fine rea'dance prop- eries vever befors offered intl:e market +8_being for sale. ©made known to pur BUGGS & HILL, J MPROVED FARMS—¥e bhave for sl man; 1 imprsod tarmi around Cuwans, and in ¢ uglas, Sa'py and Washirigton eonn- Fame i lowa. For “doveiiption ROGGS & HILY, BC=INES5LJTS FORSALE—" o s hem 2y e £OGGS & HILL, 1 Ffl;l:o‘r’;”a Lusinss lots next’ west of © Temple—price sdvansd (1§ 000 BOGGS & HILL. |0 SALE—S businens ois west ot 0dd P lows tlace. $2:0) each. BIGOS & HILY [FO% SALE 2 Fusinecs ots souch side Do, lag sé. b+ eea 12th and_1sth, §3500 BUuGS & HILL. OB AIE 0 scr, coversd witn timbe: surrounded by im= sich, fally, JULIUS & LOUISE ROSS prived farms, ouly -even willes feom cf y. es. 1 ndon hand. BUGGS & HILL Persons contemplating buying shoald_not examineour list of lsnda, ~ BOGGS & HIL Farm ot 160 acres, 3 miles New house of & rooms with near High School, § rooms, Comer of two chaice lots in Shino's sddition, request us A good aud desirable resi- 4good lots, Shina's 84 ad- Anew listory brick house with 2 lots, on corer 29th very fine residence lot, party desiring 0 BOGES & HILL. About 200 lota fn Kountze & Omaha, Cheyenne, Colling Colorado A. POLACK. Spring and Summer CLOTHINGI LATE AND NOBBY STYLES FOR Men, Boys and Children. HATS, cAaAPrS TRUNKS VALISES. Clothing Made to Order in the Latest Styles. SATISFAGTION GUARANTEED. Prices to Suit All. 1322 Farnham Street, near Fourteenth. NOW WE COMM With the Best Selected Stock of ’ CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS in Omabha. We are PAR EXCELLENCE THE YOUNG MEN'S GLOTHIERS. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, A==21=> FARNHAM STREET. XX SCHLANK & PRINCE. MAX MEYER & CO., OM A X A. GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NCOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb, MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALL TOBBAGGONISTS 1, - A v mew Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. COOKING STOVES and Tinware. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufactarer of & Kinds of Cans. Tenth and kion Streets. . A RINGER MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Wholesale and Retail ! FIRST-GLASS TRIMMED BONNETS, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $20.00. i h.omodssoous 5 Thegaz';,“ 250, 7 e . elow other houses. Fine $1.50, $2.00, $3-00 and $5 00. THESE ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS. Bargaing n Untiimmed Hats, 15¢, 25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.00, upto 250 Fiow l-u?f-‘z‘-, Very Cheap. $1.00, upto 2. Fiowsrs, Tips, Satins acd PARSOLS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CORSETS, Ties, Lacw, Embroleies, Rushing, Suttons, Laco and Linen Cullars, Handkerchiets ma Smal icos, LOOK HERE! Crewels, 5¢ per knot; Penny Zyphyrs, and In any quantity, canvass snd mater - 1k Trices the lowest 1n the ey, We 0o all Kinds of rampig. - Emdreiuericn: Sk, it o o " O Goada s e Sk Orders by Mail Promptly Filled. 116 North I6th Street, JACOBS’ BLOCK. 15-dondsm WHOLESALE LI Kentucky Distillip ey | __spuss J. W. Mur —AND Corner 14th and sta, OMAHA, WEB. HORSE SHOES AND HAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock,Y _ the Best Aseortment of WHEEL S| in the West. At Chicage Prices. 1209 & 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. ey