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Monday Evening , April 14.
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Blue Monday.
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- Folark's advertisement
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* Iaggie Mitchell to-night.
BEE supplements ten cents apiece.
There was a very light train for
ihe west to-day.
Peter Halligan won the walking
match on Saturday.
THE OMAHA BEE supplements can
now be had at this office at ten cents
apiece.
For sale or rent , cheap , American
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Heads , Cards , Dodgers , etc. , CHEAr ,
call at THE BEE Job Rooms. tf.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young leclurei
at the First M. E. Church to-morrow
evening , April 15. *
Maggie Mjtchell at the Academj
of Music this evening in the beautifu
play , "Lorlej orthe Artist's Dream. '
The eighth' annual ball o
Durant Engine Company , will be hel <
at MasoniHall on Thursday even
ing , April 17th. .Music will be furnish
cd by the U. P. string band.
Electric Hot Air and Sulphu :
Baths at Dr. Aldrich's Treatinj
Rooms , 1412 Farnham street.
All kinds of Commercial Printinj
at Bottom Prices at THE BEE Jol
Rooms. Call and get figures. tf
A son of Lt Morton died at For
Omaha this morning , of scarlet fever
at the age of seven years and thre
months. The funeral will take plac
to morrow morning at 11 o'clock.
Found : Yesterday morning , tw
keys , one of iron and the other c
brass , corner of Thirteenth and Doug
las. Owner can have the same b
calling at Ewers & Co.'s and payin
for this advertisement.
A meeting of the First M. I
Sunday School is called for next Wee
iiesday evening , at the church , to pel
feet arrangements for a grand Ma
party. The attendance of all tt
classes is greatly desired.
A meeting wDl be held at tl ;
Board of Trade room this evening i
7 o'clockj to take the iniatiatory stej
toward organizing a militia compan
under the State law. The company i
to consist of men between 25 and 3
years of age , and not less than six fei
in height
Rev. A. Jacobs , the evangells
will conduct the young people
meeting this evening at tbe First"Baj
tist Church. Mr. Jacobs will preac
at the Tenth street mission on Tuei
diy and Thursday evenings , and h
will also be present and address tl :
congregations at the Baptist churc
on Wednesday and Friday evening !
Maggie Mitchell , the celebrate
actress , has ono of the best and large :
troupes now traveling. They will aj
pear at the Academy of Music th
evening in "Lore ) ; or , the Artist
Dream. " The entertainment wi
prove a genuine theatrical treat , an
wo predict that the Academy will h
crowded to its utmost capacity.
A child belonging to Councilma
Dodge strayed away from home lei
night , causing a great deal of uneas
ncss _ o its parents. A thorough scare
of the city was made , and Johnsoi
the chimney sweep , went about th
streets ringing a bell and inquirin
for the lost child , which was final !
found at a late hour.
Messrs. Canfield & Rheem , wli
have mot with great success in tt
management of the St Charles Hote
find that they need more room fc
their business , and they have accorc
ingly rented the Wyoming Hote'
which they will renovate throughou
und put in first-class condition. Th
work on the repairs began to-day. Th
house will be opened between noi
' and the 1st of May.
An interesting bastardy case wa
heard before Judge Porter on Frida
and Saturday. Both the plaintiff an
defendant were colored parties. Th
plaintiff came from Yankton to mak
the defendant marry her orprovid
for the 'support of the child. Thi
defendant knocked the bottom out o
the case , however , by "sugaring" thi
plaintiff , and buying her a ticket foi
Yankton , to which place she returned
The Omaba BEE Lithographing
Company are prepared to promptly
execute all kinds of county and stab
work , viz : Jurors and witness certifi
cates , county warrants and all kind
blinks ; also school , county , town , city
railroad and corporation bonds of an ;
design , certificates of stock , diploma
for schools and universities ; also fo
county andstate _ fairs
"Fitde.rick it-thc Hatter. "
THE WONDER OF THE AGE !
5-XJEXT COUNTER -
12 3t Beats them all
Miss Dora Senter has just returne <
from New York , and has all the lates
novelties in millinery and fancy good
at her establishment , cor. 15th ant
Capitol Avenue. 12-4t *
WE KNOW IT.
Remember that A' . HOSPE , Jr.lii
"
making better and newer styles "o
Frames for less monej than any of thi
small dealers. Hprth , of Postoffi'ce. .
A EAPID EDE.
Anv Elevator Drops 64 Feet
Down the Shaft.
With a Man on Boardwho was
Not Injured.
Yesterday a thrilling accident hap
pened at Dewey & Stone's furniture
store. The elevator , located at the
rear of the building , needing some re
pairs about the machinery , yesterday
was selected as the time for doing the
work , as the apparatus would not then
be in use.
The elevator platform had been
hoisted to the fourth story , and a new
rope was being attached to the hoist
ing machinery. It had already been
tied to the weight in the cellar by an
old sailor , who now drives an express
wagon in this city. Several of the
employes in the fourth story were
about to fasten the new rope to the
beam of the elevator , and had tied
ono knot around it , when one
of the party , who does
not wish his name mentionedstepped
upon the platform to superintend the
putting of supports under it to pre-
ventit _ from going down. The moment
he stepped on the platform the rope
gave way , and down went the whole
thing.with the passenger on'board. The
nippers , which are supposed to fly out
in auch emergencies aa this and fasten
themselves in the sides of the shaft seas
as to stop the descent , failed to
do their work efficiently , although
they scraped the beams all the way
down , and thus retarded the descent
very slightly. But the descent wai
'nevertheless made with great rapidity.
The sailor below saw it start and got
from under just In time to lave his
life.
life.When
When the platform struck the cellar
I floor with a crash , everybody expected
to find the employe dead mashed
into a pulp ; but to their astonishment
he was not injured in the least , excepl
the severe shaking up which he re
ceived. While he was going down he
thought his time had come , but he re
tained his presence of mind sufficient
ly to jump upwards just the instant
before the platform struck the ground
floor , and in this way he broke th *
force of the shock and no doubl
saved his life. It vrta a well-
timed jump. Of course he was badlj
t scared and out of breath , and it wai
some little time before he regained hit
usual calmness. To-day he is at worl
as usual , but he feels pretty sore ii
his bones. The distance that he thui
dropped was five stories or about 6
feet. The elevator was not damagec
to any extent.
7
POSTPONED.
In consequence of the unfavorable
ness of the weather , the S. S. Easte
festival of the Lutheran church wil
be postponed one week.
y . Police Court.
e A woman named Annie M. Wil
liams was brought before the polici
court this morning on a complain
charging her with unlawfully livinj
with a man named Reeves , whose owl
son made the complaint She waive <
.s examination , and gave bail in thi
sum of § 200 for her appearance at thi
next term of the Douglas Count ;
District Court.
Patrick Kelleycharged withaasault
i ing his wife , will bo tried this after
noon.
noon.Viola
Viola Ingraham was arrested on th
complaint of G. Paddock , who charge *
her with the larceny of a small sum o
money. She brought a counte
charge , and thereupon the case wa
compromised.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE !
5-CENT COUNTER
l2-3t Beats them all.
IIs
II J. H. Thiele , the Merchant Tailoi
484 Thirteenth street , between Farn
ham and Harney , makes good cassi
mere suits at from § 25 to $30.
9-4t
TO THE PUBLIC.
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE ,
OMAHA , April 10,1879.
The approaching warm weather nee
essarily calls our attention to the san
itary condition of our city. The clean
lim'jss of our yards and alleys is of th
utmost importance. All property
owners are hereby notified that fron
and after the 15th day of this montl
the regulations and ordinances relat
ing to nuisance , whether occasions
by filth , stagnant water , cess-pools
out-houses , hog or cattle pens , o :
stables , will be rigidly enforced.
C. J. WESTERDAUL ,
113t City Marshal.
Board of Education.
At the special meeting of the boarc
of education on Friday night Messrs
Bloom , Conoyer , Dewyer , Kennedy
Long , McCounell , Morroll , Points am
Staley were present.
President Kennedy announced th <
following regular committees for thi
year :
Finance Marsh , Conoyer and Me
Connell.
Claims ConoyerBloomandDwyer ,
Teachers and Text Books Points ,
Gaylord and Long.
Building and Property Staley ,
Morroll and McConnell.
Rules , Forms and Printing Bon-
ner , Long and Marsh.
Supplies Bloom , Staley and Gay-
lord.
lord.Special
Special Committee on Heating
McConnell , Marsh , Conoyer , Morrell
and Dwyer.
The committee on buildings and
property was authorized to supply cer
tain school rooms with inkstands.
The committee appointed to provide
accommodations for scholars entering
at the spring term reported having
made the necessary arrangements foi
that purpose.
Th'e matter of tfla employment oi
an assistant teacher in the Higl
School , as well as an application foi
the position of teacher , were referred
to the the teachers and text books
committee.
Hall's Safe and Lock Co. , manufac
turers of fire and burglar-proof safes ,
bank and time locks , vault work , etc. ,
is now represented in this city by s
resident agent , Mr. C. N. Brisco. Hia
address is Omaha postoffico. apSmwi
PERSONAL PABAQBAPHST
John A. McShane has gone to St.
Louis on business.
Lt. T. T. Knox , U. S. army , passed
through the city yesterday , his des
tination being San Frauchco.
Ben. Macauley , the actor , passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Denver , where he has an engage
ment
Capt. J. M. Ross , of the U. S.
rmy , accompanied by his wife and
aughter , passed through the city yes-
erday en route to the Pacific coast.
D. W. Hitchcock , general Western
lassenger agent of the Chicago , Bur-
ington & Quincy railroad , and Mr.
B. Chandler left yesterday for Cal-
fornia , intending to be absent several
vceks on n visit.
Gen. B. F. Scribner , of Hew Al-
'any ' , Indiana , passed through the city
'esterday on his way to the seal is-
ands of Alaska. He has been ap-
lointed special treasury agent of these
ands , which yield a revenue of nearly
S-iOO',000 per annum to the government
rom" the seals. Gen. Scribner was a
; allant soldier in the Mexican war ,
and was promoted from the ranks to a
ieutenancy. During the ciyjl war he
was a brigadier general , and was a
comrade of Gen. Manderson , of thu
city.
city.U.
U. S. Marshal Daily is at the Met-
roplitan hotel.
U. S. District Attorney Lambert-
son is in the city. ,
Dr. Pinney , of Council Bluffs , was
in the city to-day.
G. D. Thayer , of Rock Creek , Wy
oming , is in town.
Gen. Thayer arrived in the city this
morning from the East.
D. B. Ball , deputy U. S. Marshal ,
left for the West to-day.
F. M. Daly , agent of Billy Arlington -
ton , the minstrel , is in town.
Mr. Frank M. Daly , advance agent
for Billy Arlington , is in the city.
Assistant General Superintendent
Clark , of the Union Pacific , went west
to-day.
Dr. Coffman went to Chicago yes
terday afternoon , and will ba back on
Wednesday.
The Camilla Urso Troupe , who
came in on the train from the Wesi
last evening , left to-day for Lincoln ,
where they will give a concert thii
evening.
Hon. M. M. Delano , United Statei
consul at Foochoo , China , passed
through the city to-day on his way tc
his post. When he arriyes there he
will have completed a trip around the
world. He was appointed to his posi
tion ten yean ago , ani has held the
place ever since.
J. A. Everett , late editor of The
Record , Indianola , Iowa , was in the
city to-day and went out on the B.
& M. to look for an opportunity tc
buy a printing office in some good
now town in Nebraska , where he cat
grow up with the. country. Ho ha
abiding forth in the future of Nebras
ka.
Among the arrivals at the Metro
politan are the folio wing : Aug. Meyer ,
Omaha ; 0. A. Barndhoefer , York
Neb. ; N. R. PenneyNebraska City
R. A. Majors , Chicago ; D. Shedd , J ,
W. McLaughlin , Nebraska ; J. L
Stewart , J. H. Finigan , Omaha ; O.H ,
Mevisand wife , Fremont ; Win. Daily ,
Peru ; M. G. Wait , Council Blufis
F. H. Johnson , T. , J.- Neal , Chicago
George Jones , Omaha ; Maggie Mitch
ell Combination.
KIMBAIX'S Catarrh and Aathmati <
Cigarettes are universal remedies foi
the nursery and the office. apSdlv
Murphy & Lovettlns. Agency ; old
est established agency in this State.
ap8-ly
Stubbendorf & Co. are Stateagenti
for Budweiser Beer. The trade sup'
pliad. . 113
Pinafore.
"H. M. S. Pinrfore , " to be givei
at the Academy of Music by the homi
singers , April 23 and 24 , promises t <
be the moat attractive amateur per
formance ever given in this city. It ii
already in an advanced stage of prepa
ration ( having been in rehearsal sevei
weeks ) and under the efficient musica
direction of Prof. Slant-enfold , will b <
sure of success. The dramatic fea
tures and the stage are in charge oi
Major Gustavus Stevenson. Below
wo give the cast of characters :
The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter , K.
C. B. , First Lord of the Admiralty-
Mr. W. 0. Sanders.
Capt. Corcoran , commanding H. M.
S. Pinafore Mr. Walter B. Wilkins.
Ralph Racks traw , able seaman Mr
F. S. Smith.
Dick Deadeye , able seaman Mr.
Henry Estabrook.
Bill Bobstay , boats wain Mr. Archie
Powell.
Bob Becket , boatswain's mate Mr.
Revel France.
Tom Tucker , midshipmite Master
Jamie Abbott.
Josephine , the Captain's daughter-
Miss Jessie Robinson , of Chicago.
Little Buttercup , ( Mrs. Crimps ) t
Portsmouth bumboat woman Mist
Caddie Campbell.
Hebe , Sir Joseph's first cousin-
Mrs. Harris , late of Lincoln.
First Lord's sisters , his cousins hi :
uncles and his aunts , sailors , etc. , bj
a chorus of over thirty voices.
Felix Blankenfeld , conductor.
Gustavus Stevenson , dramatic man
ager.
REMOVAL. Having purchased Jul
ius Trietschke's store , southwest cor
ner of Tenth and Dodge streets , one
block south of myold stand , I shall
on Monday next move into the new
place with a new and large stock oi
groceries , and I invite all my old cus
tomers as well as the public generally
to call [ aplO-9t ] FRITZ RTEPEN.
* THE GEMS OF ALL ORDERS.
Dr.gPrice's Unique Perfumes sur
pass in durability and natural flowery
freshness those made in this or any
other country. Persons who think
perfumes poor unless they come from
abroad , should try Dr. Price's Hand
kerchief'Odors. They are really ex
quisite.
FIBST BAPTIST OHUBOE ,
How the "Work of Finishing It
is Progressing. -
Rev. E. H. E. Jameson , pastor of
the First Baptist church , seems to be
be in earnest in his determination to
finish his house of worship the coming
summer. ( He has" made a vigorous
canv iss of the city during the past
three or four weeks for subscriptions
and up to date reports about three
thousand dollars pledged from re
sponsible parties. Two thousand
dollars more are needed and Mr.
Jameson says he is bound to have it.
He is very grateful to the citizens for
their liberal subscriptions thus far ,
and hopes others who have not been
called upon will respond as promptly
and liberally.
Work on the church buildiug will
probably commence about the first of
May under the direction of Mr.
Phelps. When finished , according to
the new plans , the Baptist church will
be the * largest and one of the hand
somest in the city. The large audience
room will be arranged so as to seat
'rom one thousand to twelve hundred
people , and will be a most admirable
ecture room in all respects. Especial
attention will be paid to accoustics in
finishing the room.
We believe that all of our citizens
who have the prosperity of the city at
heart , will be glad to see the Baptist
people and their energetic pastor suc
ceed in their present enteprise , and all
should give a helping hand.
G. A. Lindquest , Tht Merchant
Tailor , at 609 Thirteenth street , has
on hand , and is constantly leceiving ,
a large assortment of the finest spring
goods and Most Elegant Patterns in
the West , which he is offering at
'pribes lower than ever asked in the
city for suits made to order. A per
fect fit guaranteed or no sale. Call
and examine before purchasing spring
suits. marl5-lmo
County Commissioners.
THURSDAY , April 10,1879.
Board met pursuant to adjourn'
ment
Present Commissioners Drexel
Corliss and Knight.
At 10 o'clock a. m. the complaini
against Rodney Dutcher , constable
came on for hearing , and after exam
ination of witnesses for complainant
and respondent and argument of coun
801 , the case was adjourned until Sat
urday , April 19,1879.
The clerk was directed to publisl
notice that the commissioners will si
as a board of equalization for three
days , commencing Monday , April 21
1879.
The following was allowed from the gn
eral fund :
A. J. Critchfiold. on account of
services rendered as assessor. . . . . § 100 ( X
From R. R. bond sinking fund , W.
F Heins , county treasurer , coupons
pens and bond redeemed 900 01
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer ,
draft.to pay coupons 100 0 <
Adjourned to the 19th hist.
JOHNR. MANCHESTER ,
County Clerk.
The greatest'anxiety is experienced
lest there should be a Saw in the titlt
to property ; yet a flaw in the title t (
health as a cough or cold , is disre
garded. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup re
moves all such at once.
Easter Sunday.
Easter was quite generally observes
in this city yesteaday among th <
various churches.
The services at the Catholii
Cathedral were a very interestinj
character. The attendance was verj
large.
At Trinity Cathedral Bishop Clark
son administered the rite of confirms
tion , at the eleven o'clock service
The Easter service of carols in th <
evening was well rendered.
At St. Mark's church Bishop Clark
son preached and administered thi
rite of confirmation in the evening
t Easter was celebrated at St. Bar
j nabasby services at G a. m. , 11 a. m.
l ' 3 p. m. , and 7:30 : p. m.
, Rev. W. E. CopelandattheUnit.ir
, ian church , preached in the morning
. upon "Ancient and Modern Resurrec
, tions as rekted in the Bible and else-
. where. "
! * Rev. W. K. Beans , of the Eigh
[ teenth Street M. E. Church preachec
, in the morning , upon "The Teachingi
of the Resurrection.
At the Congregational Church ,
which was handsomely decorated , th <
services and sermons were appropriate
to Easter.
At the Baptist Church Rev. Mr
Jameson's sermon was upon "Thought
Concerning the Resurrection. " It
the evening Rev. A. Jacobs , thi
Evangelist preached , and at the [ closi
of the service Rev. Mr. Jameson ad
ministered the ordinance of baptism ,
At the First M. E. church Rev. Mr ,
Fisher preached upon "The Fountair
of Christianity. " In the evening i
grand Sabbath school Easter concert
was given.
At the Lutheran church the Eastc :
communion and reception of memben
took place at the morning service.
At the German Reformed Salen
Church the rite of confirmation and
Holy Sacrament were administered in
the morning.
Be alEstate Transfers.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , tc
Lucinda Randolph , tax deed , lota 5 (
and 59 , Hartman'a addition , city ol
Omaha § 32.67.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , tc
Lucinda Randolph , tax deed , blocl
N , Shinn's addition , Omaha city
$51.18.
Wm. R Heins , county treasurer , tc
Lucinda Randolph , tax deed , lot 19
block 1 , Armstrong's first addition ,
city of Omaha $15.84.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , tc
Lucinda Randolph , tax deed , w ne ,
se i , sec. 7 , tp. 15 , range 13 , east
$13.34.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
Lucinda Randolph ; tax deed ; S1 SE
NWf , Sec. 19 , Tp. 15 , R. 10 , east
$2.96.Wm.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
C. L. Stafford ; tax deed ; N. 77 feet ,
lots 5 and 6 , block 190 , Omaha city
$41.84.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
F. P. Helfrey ; tax deed ; E SWJ N
W Sec. 1 , Tp. 15 , R 13 ; also 12.52
acres N part SW SEJ , Sec 5 , Tp. 15 ,
S. 12 § 9.31.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
0. 0. Housel and Ruben Allen ; tax
deed ; lota 1 , 4 and Wj of 5 , Griffin &
Smith's addition to Omaha city
$54.76.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen ; s $
lot 1 , block "H , " Omaha city
$67.39.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer ,
to C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen ; tax
deed , s10 feet , n 80 feet , lot 5 , block
D , Omaha city $18.88.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
Lucinda Randolph ) tax deed , tots 4 ,
5. 6 , block 187 * . Omaha city $56.87-
Wm. F. Hems , county treasurer ,
to C. C. Housel and Ruben Allen ; tax
deed , sj , lot 8 , block 167 , Omaha
ity-$61.25.
\Vm. F. Hems , county treasurer , to
C. C. Housel and Reuben Allen , tax
deed , lot 7 , block 125 , Omaha city
1 01.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
0. C. Houael and Reuben Allen , tax
deed , w hf , sw qr , sec. 22 , t. 16 , r.
10-S16.80.
Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to
0. C. Housel and Reuben Allen , part
nw , nw , sec. 3 , t. 15 , r. 13 $28.90.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Omaha postoffico
'or the week ending- April 12th ,
1879 :
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen M 0 Anderson D
Beson W H Butler T
Bush S Baita H M
Brennen O Bellows L H
Butler J Bohee J D
Boyer R
Cramer H Ciaposce G
Cross J P Craven J W
Carleton L D Charon C A
Crooke W D
Davis G Decker N P
Dahn W
_ _ _
Embesaon Billie Ellis E E
Evans J E
Ferris H A Franzen E
Gorman D Grogan J
Genslere A Grape A
Gishrviller C
Harlan C M Hall M W
Householder R J Hanks D
Hienich C Hall W 0
Hunt G J Holubio J
Hookauson Henry Hillis R
Jones W L Johnson A
Kelley E Kerney M
'
'KeUeyJ Kraft R
Lea T Lamb H E
Lemmon T Lippincott W
Larson N M
Meredith S Morrow W H H
Merrill S A ( M D ) Mallen M
Miller J H Miller A
McCoy A A P V Machom E B
Olesen P
Petterson P E Perdy B
Pedereon G
Runkles G -
Stanward W 2 Sullivan T
Seminek P Stewart J P
Seivers J R Sesemann C
Salter F A Smith P L
Schafer E Sicdles D K
Soudant Mrs E L Sichz J
Talmisam J Thompson A
Trentlemann H C Thayer G B
Talbert J H Taylor S
Thompson R
Vimond L
WardJJ 2 Ware. EL
Woodworth F Wittrcer L
White J Wolf C
Weinstein M 2
Zespovsky A M Warren & Co
LADIES LIST.
Anderson Miss P Anderson Miss A
Bails Miss C B - Buck J Mrs
Bunchor Miss J Booth Mi&s N A
Bladsen MiSs.J- '
Campbell MisrA M Clark Misa A
Camercn Miss K" C Carr Miss J
Collins Mrs C E
Harpster Mra C-M Harrigan Misa X
Johnson Mrs A J Johnson Miss C
Johnson Mrs J 2 Joyce C
Keelor Mrs H Korgan Miss C
Mardell Mra P Marah Mra W
McConin Mrs H E Moore Misa D
Martin Miss A Moran Mra E
Millar Mra M
Nerd Misa E
Smith Mra E H Stoker Mra L
Toliver A
Wilson Mrs L E Wilson A
Warner Mra A
Parents cannot be too careful ii
guarding the health of their babies
Only a good and reliable medicini
should be given them. Dr. Bull'i
Baby Syrup is known not to contair
anything injurious ,
TK DE NOTES.
Chew JACKSON'S BBST SWKKT NAVY TOBACCO.
diwly
Hata at the 99 cent store , eod-tf x
Bonner's is the place to buy and sel
furniture. Call at 258 Douglas street
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Ailvcrtisomenta To Let , For Sal
Lost , Found , Wants , Boarding , &c.f will be Ir
BerteJ In these columns once for TEN CENT
per line ; each nubgequent Insertion , FIVE CENT
per line. Tha first Insertion never leas thu
TWF.NTY-FIVE CENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
/i ONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Office o
M
D. L. THOMAS. Crulclrahani'a Bnildinsr.
TO LOAN On Be.il Estate.rates low
MOSEY tasy. J. W. JOHNSON'.Aet ,
Office , Na. 3 , Union block. U. S , II & D. Ass'n
TiEMIS & BOWERS , Heal- Estate Agents , 15tl
1 _ > and Douglas S } * . , alwajs hare Honey t
Loan on first-class lUal Estate Security. d3t
HELP WANTED.
"VTT'ANTF.D A pit ! to do general housework
W no washing repaired. Only three in th
fairilj ; wafes , 82 per week ; muitcome well-re"
ommended. Mrs. Ruth C. Pierce , F. e. cor 16t ]
and Webster street * . apK t
"TTTANTED Dinin ? room girl at th Donor i
W Hou = e. 14 3 :
Girl for housework. Enqn-ro i
WANTED Freiuer-s block. W H. LAWTOX
Hit
) Steady boy at Northwest come
Capitol avcnui and 17th street. It
TTTANTED Girl to help at cooking in a rei
YV taurant. Address immediately , O. ft.
Bee office. 12-21
ri IRL WANTED A good cook , Ironer am
\JT washer. Inquire northwest cor. of Fam
ham and IStli streets. 12-3t
A GIRL Wanted to help eew straw hats. Ap
_ JL ply cor. 22d and Farnham street. 12-2
WAMTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
A MAN of middl * are , single , who needi In
struction in the English language , deiirt :
to form the acquaintance of a kind and respeit
able lady , between 30 and 49 years of age. Seal
dansers with full namoand residence willbi
received at tb office of the Omaha B , until thi
17th of this month , to A. B. Z. It
rilAILORS WANTED First-class coat anc
_ L pants makers. Enquire Immediately a1
Bberfelder & Newman's , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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FOR RENT-BOSSES AND LAND.
TTIOR RENT Choice ne * cottage of 7 rooms-
JL ; closet to each ; pantry tr.d store room ; bricli
basement with laundry , . .ellar , . eSc. ; good well
cisterns , pnmps , etc. Extensive prcsptct. Fiftt
and Spruce streets , South OTJiha.
J. PHIPPS BOE , 12 h nd Famham.
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FOR REN * MOMS
T710R KENT Hegantlv lnrnil.ed oem witKu
J } 2 blocks of Qraud Central. Addre s W.W. ,
Bee office.
office.ELECTRIO BELTS.
A sure cure for r rvou3 debility , rrematur
: ay , exhaustion , etc. The onlv 'reliable cure
Circulars mailed free , Address j5. K. REEVES ,
4 ? Chatham St. , N.Y , Ubl7eodw3m
SPECIAL NOTICES-CONTINUED.
*
FOR SALE.
BRAHMA EGGS , $2.00 per 13. Stock
DARK to none. Send order to L. C.
1)ROST , Cuming and 26th streets. 12-4t
"OOR SALE A Urge bay mare and iolt. Call
Jj at cor. 5th and Walnut , bet 7 and S p. in.
12-3t
SALE The Niagara House , Thos. Burke
FOR . Good location. aprll-oi
flOR SALE Two ice boxed. Inquire 1210 Far-
I nom ttreet. a4-lw
1ILK Twenty to twentj-foar quarts for one
M dollar by Jobn T. Paulson.
febTsat-mon-wedtt
-T10R SALE Beer catks , hnldinj from 8 to 25
_ | J bbM each ; suitable for cistern , etc. Inquire
at Kru/s Omaha Brc cry , llth street.mar231m
mar231m
. SALE , CAEAP Seven nice tabks , suita-
FOR. for a clothing house. Inquire ot Willis
SI.jYates. mch22-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
A latlj's fur bo\ , Saturday morning on
IOST street , bet. Chicago and Doujjlad. Re-
urn to Wm. Fleming & Co.
\ liOARD-Notico is hereby
17QUALIZ\TION
JJ given thit in accordance nith section 27 ,
ihapter LXVI , General Statutes of Nebraska ,
intitlcd "Iteumie , " the County Comm' non rs
f Douglu County , Xebraska , will sit at the of
Ice of the County Clerk at Omaha , in said Coun-
; y , for three siicccs-hcdays , commencing Mon-
lay , April 21st. 1S7 , for-the purpose of equalli
ng and correcting the assessment rolls of the
evcral precincts nf said County for theyear 18T9.
All persons fe lin's' aggrieved by anything con-
allied In said assessment ro Ig must fcpply at tha
.Ime above slated aa provided by law.
JOHN R. MANCHESTER ,
aprHdiwliv County Clerk.
10011 uLUE GRASS pasturi for cattlj at on *
G dollar per month. SHEELY BROS.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION.
TVEPARTMEXT OF THE INTERIOR , office of
\J Indian Affair-.Washlogton.March 26 , 1S79.
Sealed proposals , 6ndorsed"Proposals f or Beef ,
Bicon , Flour , Clothing , or Transportation , ic. , '
( as the case may be ) , and directed to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs ; Vc . 65 and 67WoOi-
teTStreetA'cicYorkm be receued until 11A.3 !
Of Monday , April tltt , 1S79 , for f urnishinjf for
the Indian sen ice about 800,000 pounds Bacon ,
42,000,000 pounds beef on tEa hoof , 172.000
pounds Beans , 62,000 pounds Baking Fonder ,
2,700COO pounds Corn , 550,000 pounds Coffee ,
8.300,000 pounds Flour. I'ii.OCO pounds Feed ,
SOO.OCO plunds Hard Bread , 100COO , pound *
Hominy , 9,130 pounds Lard , 1,650 barrels J ! u
Fork , 135,000 Jbounds Rice , 9,000 pound * Tea ,
02,000 pounds Tobacco 200,000 pounds Salt , 132-
000 pounds Soap , 13,000 pounds Soda , 1,112,000
ponuds Su ar , and 1,437,000 pounds Wheat.
Also , Blankets , Woolen and Cotton Goods ,
( conslstins in part of Ticking. 35,000 yard * ;
Standard Calico , 500,000 j arcs ; Drilling. 29,50)
yaila ; Duck. 218,650 yards ; DenimsH 6sO yards ;
Ginyhim , b2,500jards ; Kentucky Jeans , iS.SOO
ya'diSitlLett ; , 9,000 yards ; Brown Sheeting ,
250,030ard ; Bleached Sheeting , M.OOO yards ;
H'cjojy Shirting , 29,000 yardi ; Calico Shirting ,
7,3vOy rd , ; Winsey , 7EOO yards ; ) Clothing , Oro-
cel t > , Notions , Hardware , Me-lcal Supplies ; and
a long list ot miscellaneous articles , such at
W-isons , Harneu , Plows , Rakes , Forks , &c.
Also , Transportation for such of the Supplies.
Coodji , and articles that may cot be contracted
for to be delivered at the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BS IfADE OUT OX OOYEaXMESTiULiES.
Schtdulti bhowing tha kinds and quantities of
subsistence supplies required for each Agency ,
and the kinds and quantities in cross , of all oth
er goods and articles together with blank propel-
als and forms for contract and bond , conditwni
to be obseriedby bidden , lima and place of delh-
cry , terms of contract and piyment , transporta
tion routes , and all other necessary instructions
will be furnished upon application to the Indian
Olce at Washinirfon , pr JTo * . 65 and 67 Woosttr
Street , A'ew York ; to E. M. Kinc ! ey , No SO
Clinton Place , Ken York ; Wm. H. Ljon , No. 483
Broadway , > "ew York , and to the Comiriisaries
of Subsistence , U. S. A. , at Chicago , Saint Louis ,
Saint Paul , Leavenworth , Omaha , Chejennt. , and
Yankton , and the Postmaster at Sioux City.
Schedules of subsistence tupplif } and of Irani-
partition , and Hank proposals therefor , are now
ready for distribution' those for other articlM
will be ready on and after the 7th proximo.
Bids will be opened at the hour and day abov *
stated , and bidders are invited to ba presantat
the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE OM roL-
LOWISO BAXES , 4c. :
All bid : must be accompaMeJ by certlfled
checks upon some of the following banks or gov
ernment depositories for at least five per cent , of
the amount of the proposal , 1 1t : Chemical Na
tional , Xew York ; National Broadway , New
York ; Metropolitan National , New York ; Phila
delphia National , Philadelphia ; First National ,
Baltimore ; Third National , Cincinnati ; Union
National , Chicago ; Fourth National , St. Louis ,
and Citizen's National , Washington , D. C. ; and
the United States Atsistant Treasurers , at Phil
adelphia , Baltimore , Chicago , and St. Louis.
E. A. IT AIT , Commissioner.
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_
HIEAM POMKOY
, Agent ,
UNDERTAKER
261 FARHHAM TREET , OLD STAND.
( Successor to Jacob Gish , )
Tha largest and bent stock of Metalic and wood
en caskets , coffins and shrnnds hi the city
_ Ivl3-3m
Nl . rtlMll , M . U. , lUlCbrkSt. IteJiable SnecialiBt Chicago.
Cancer * . JJiiIli-iny , tXuttcrlne ,
JlearmkKK. i'alnrrh , Lttnfj , Ftmate ,
anilaIlRcnlto-UrlnarvDienKF .
Artillcial Fse .etc. Uest confidential
aid. Remedies by Kiprcss. Ailnrefrte.
mrhUdAwfim
IR _ KZS3DO3ST ,
GENERAL
INSURANCE AGENT ,
REPRESENTS :
ROYAL CANiDIAN-Csriui . $200000
VfESlCHtSTEH , H.Y-Capital . 1 000 000
THE MERCHAN'S'o' Niwark , N Y. . .1 COO 00
ClRARD FIRE , Phila , Capital . 1 000 00
NORTHWEST ERH NATIIHAL. Capital. SOO 00
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.- 200 000
S.E. COR I5TH & DOUGLAS SIS ,
mchSdly Omaha , Neb.
NEBRASKA
NGY
Davis & Snyder ,
CREIGIITOX ItLOCK ,
HOUSES JP SALE.
433,000 acres unimproved
land in atcrn Nebraska , at
from $2 to $1O per acre.
CO improved farms ; the very
choicest ; $0 to C40 acres each ,
at from $10 to $30 per acre.
400 residence lots in City of
Omaha , $300 to $3,000 each.
300 business lots In City ol
Omaha , $6GO to $3,000 each.
48 dwellings M ith lots in City
ol Omaha , $800 to $ U,000 each
LOOK AT OUR PROPERTY
BEFORE YOU BUY.
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
Creighton Block. OMAHA
EEDUGTIQNINPEIOES !
TUB
GRAND PACIFIC
c s : i oa. . & o-
The Pinest Ventilated Hotel in
America.
AND ONE OF THE LARGEST ( having over 600
Kooms , 2oO en saite , with Baths and Closets at
tached ) AND MOaT ELEGANTLY FOKS1SHED
Hotel In this Country.
TERMS. Rooms with board ,
$3.00 to $3.50 per Day , ( baths
and parlors extra. )
A reduction from the above prices to parties
ing a week or more.
JOHN B. DRAKE & CO. , Proprietors.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Roeenfeld Bros. vs. J. W. Hugns & Co :
Before Aug. Weiss. Jnstice of the Peace hi and
for Douglas county. Nebraska.
ToJ. W. Hugus & Co. , nsn-rcsidenta defend-
fendanta :
You are hereby notiSed that on the llth nay
of March , A. D. , 1879 , said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above entitled ac'ion
for the sum of eighty-one dollirs and twenty-
seven cents ( S3L27-100) ) .
ROSENFELD BROS.
Omaha , Neb. , March 11,1679 , m20 ev tea St
CHEAP LANDS.
Wonderful Bargins Best
and Cheapest Keal
Estate in Nebraska.
Lands , Houses , Lots , Farms ,
Easiness Property Millions
of Dollars Worth.
No More Old Prices Down to
Bed Eock Goss the Whole"
List.
Now Is the Time to Buy On
Your Own Terms.
We Mean Business And ! Hare
the Bargains to Offer ,
Enough For AH.
LOT I. BLOCK 167.
Residence and buslnws [ property a rare bar
gain. Some business man or men should buj
this ; it is a splendid location and very cbeap.
BOGOS and HILL.
BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE
with lot , on 12th , bet. Farnham and Douglas.
Rents for $70 p r month. For sole at two-thlrJi
itivalu * .
BOGOS & HILL.
FOUR ACRES
in TVett Onuha ; must be Bold before April lit
J800.
POODS A HILL
FINE RESIDENCE ,
Ntlson'i addition , to exchange for other proper
ty nearer buiiueu. A good chance for torn *
on * .
BOGUS k KILL.
RESIDENCE
on 18th street , three block * north of bridge , for
91700 , eaty terms ,
w-l BOGGS & HILL.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
A gtnteel residence property on Farnham St. ,
just the place for some of our business men
everything nice and convenient ; good , largi
house ; no objectionable surroundings. Beit
chance and best bargain In the market.
BOGGS and HILL.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
on leth street , north of bridge , on * of ths pret
tiest and most home-like places in Omaha ; nine
rooms , two large lots ; yard all sodded ; lots ol
shade and fruit trees ; fine , large stable. An el.
eqsnt place and wonderfully cheap. Don't mlsg
this chance ; must be sold.
BOOGS Jt HILL.
REAL ESTATE Brokers.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
House and half lot 11 and Davenport ; musV be
sold ; a cash offer would be a great In'lucemen
to sell cheap ; best chanc * in Omaha ; don't fai
to look at this place.
BOGGS and HILL.
320 Elegant Residence
LOTS in Kountze and
Buth's Addition. The
finest lots near business
and best bargains ever
offered in Omaha. Lots
are covered with thrifty
young trees , and are
just such lot's as every
body wants. Prices ,
$300 to $650 for full -
lots ; $150 to $325 for '
half lot" . Payments
maybe made monthly
or otherwise. Complete
maps and price-list are
open for inspection at
our office.
BOGGS & HILL ,
Real Estate Brokers.
_ TO THE MAN
Who wants the finest corner lot in Omaha at th
lowest price for cash , we would s > y , come ant
see us soon ; lie Ime it. BOGGS and HILL.
Real Estate Brokers.
160 ACRES
Of Douglas county land to be sacrificed for cash
A rare opportunity. Must be sold for what I
will bring. B3GGS and HILL.
BIDS INVITED
For 160 acr s. For description call on us at once
BOGGS and HILL.
80 ACRES ,
8 mile * from city. Orders are , SILL IT. Who
wants it , and what can you offer ?
BOGGS and HILL.
ING TO SELL.
We have 30OCP acres of Douglas county land.
Can discount any and all prices.
BOOGS and HILL.
NEAR NiHTH STREET DEPOT
We have a arfio nu bcr of very fine lots. Just
the place far railroad men. Flats and price lists
in our office. BOGGS and HILL.
ACRE TRACTS
Valuable acre tracts jest south of residence of
Mr. Kountze. Buy an acre for what you would
have to pay others for a single lot
BOGGS & HILL.
TEN ACRE TRACTS ,
With houses built to order. Something new.
BOGGS and HILL.
-BEST FAR\IINTHE COUNTY.
A rare chance for investment ; lays juat
outside the city ; 3 or 4 men can uuite and
buy it , and secure for each a cheap 40
acres. BOOGS and HILL.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY LAND.
Quarter sections from 5700 to § 1,600.
Land tcattered all over the county ; joins
near every farm in the county.
BOGGS and HILL.
WHY DO YOU CO
Away west into the frontier counties to
buy poor land ? You can buy the beet land
in America , within two hours drive of
Omaha , for le&s money , of
BOGGS and HILL.
IF YOU THINK
Wo cannot sell the cheape&t land in Doug
las county , try us with your cash offers
and see for yourtelves.
BOGGS and HILL.
EVERY MAN
Who wants 160 acres of cheap land near
Omaha should secure it now , for we pro-
pole to give figures that will invite invest
ment , and low prices cannot last long.
BOGGS and HIL .
FOR RENT :
Six-roomed cottage , new , 23d and Daven
port , to small family ; $20 per mouth.
BOGGS and HILL.
Eeal Estate Exchange ,
Millions of Dollars worth ofReal Es
tate of All Kinds For
Exchange.
Parties desiring to Exchange any
kind of Meal Estate , trill please call
and examine our lists and select their
bargains.
BOGGS & HILL ,
Real Estate Brokers ,
f ,
j 250 Famjiain ! t , , Omaha , Neb
i mm -
* : ' .
POLAGK , THE CLOT
Just Received ,
NEW GOODS ,
N
Cassimere Suits ,
Cheviot Suits.
Flannel Suits
Worsted Suits ,
Boys * Suits ,
Children's.
Suits.
Worsted Cunts and
- Vests , white and fan
cy Shirts , Hats- , Caps
Trunks and Valises ,
at Prices
to Suit All
oed POLACK'S , 1322 Farnham St. , near 14th.
H. A. PAINE'8 PARLOR ITOGSTi
Odd Fellows' Block , Omaha , Nehraska ,
Keeps oonitautlv on hand a general assortment o (
PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
Musical Instruments of all Kinds.
SHEET MUSIC AMD FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS.
GENERAL WESTERN AOENT TOR THE CELEBRATED
The only Piano out of Forty Competitors which received th
Ilijjliest Awards at the Centennial by the highest
musical authority known.
TUNING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
Orders for Sheet Music and Merchandise Promptly Filled.
CHARLES S. IIIGGIXS , PROF. 3L1KTIX CA15X ,
General Agent. Graduate Leipzig Conservatory ,
Ajcnt nd Teachenf J/twfc
816 "REMOVAL" 816
TO TT I ICT
DRUGGI
Cor. 10th and Marcy Sts. ,
816 : OSV1AHA , NEBRASKA' :816 :
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
lANiiFACTUI
WEL
3VCTJSIC
MAX MEYER * CO. ,
WHOLESALE
CIGARS , TOBACCO , PIPES
GUNS , AMMUNITION & NOTIONS.
* Cor. Eleventh and F rnham Sts.
McSHANE & SCHROEDER ,
BUYKRS AND SHIPPERS OF
R AN i ! inu
174 Farnham and 510 Eleventh Street , Omaha , Bob.
*
WE BUV BUTTES AND EUGS AT HIGHEST ilAnKET PRICE , AND PA ) ' XJiT UASB ]
We Charge no Commission.
. . .
REFERENCES : First National Bank , Omaha ; Mews. Steel , J.iirnor. ft cVinpnjf . Oaifih
. . . . .
Utwire. Monran& Gallasher. Omaha : 5Icwn.3I.ix M er& Co. or Men-untile Arcnden. mr4illy
NEBRASKA BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE ,
Cor. Kith anil Leavenworth Sts. , Omaha , Nebraska.
.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
MEYER & RAAPKE ,
FANfiY fiRflfiFPIFS TFAS
rftiiUi unuu5i ! ! : E.o s s = ino < ,
f J
Spices , Tobacco and Cigars ,
1210 FARHHAM STREET , GIVfAKA , NEBRASKA.
SUEGIGALEOOMS.
_
I. VAN CAMP , Wi. B.
DispenKS hi * < nm Medicine * , and besides regular
practice , mokes uptwaltics of Derangements and
Diseases pc = liar to women , Distula aid TiltM
and fi w-r dteoncri of the Itectao.
Orii % Co.ntr of Farnham and 13th rtrreU ,
first doif to the right , up-stairs. lUesidenc ,
18th str-.et , flrsl iloor south of the Second iretho-
di t Church. Omaha , Nebraska Address Lock
Box 804 _ 'Sldtf
MAX HlOBiTOISIN.
FUR TANNER
AXD KID
GLOVE GLEANER
505 I2TH STREET RAW FUR BOUGHT.
gg"Near Farnhara
SEVERAL BLIND MICE.
SEE ROW THEY KICK.
After long months of weary waiting tne old
Fogies of hgh prices and long credits are com
pelled to jield to the inevitable , and one by one
they come tumbling down on the price of meats ,
but are not down to the rates I established over
year ago. Appended are the standard 'rate * of
meat in Omaha :
Boiling Beef. . 3 to 6c per Ib
Corn " . 4to 5c "
Roast " . 4 to 8c "
Rib Steak. . 6 to 60 "
Round" . 6 to 80 "
Loin and Porterhouse , lOc "
Mutton . 4 to 80 "
Pork . 3 to 5c "
Veal . lOc "
Lard . 6 to 7c "
SausageBolo3mHead
Cheese anl Liver
Pudding. . 5 to So "
Butchers , betels and boarding hous
es supplied at special rates , by
J. JL YEROA ,
179 Farnham street
HEMT SIHCEKE ,
FANGYSTEAM DYEING
CLEANLVG AND REPAIRING.
Office 273 Douglas SL , 1st door west
Tf'E OMIT PLACE WfERR YOU
can Dim a gocu uiortmctit n (
BOOTS AND SHOES
At a LOWER FIGURE than
any o'l. . ; hoe bou In 'he city ,
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARNHAM ST.
LADIES' CENTS
SHOES IViADE TO ORDER
and a perfect Gt guaranteed. Fri es crv reason
ahle. detll ly
Office , Room 4 , Frenztr B ! jck ,
OPPOSITE POST OFFCE - - OMAHA , NEB.
iS"Plnsof buildings cf every dwiription on
nie at my office. ape. ! Um
TRY THE NEW CIGARETTES !
FRAGRANT VANITY FAIR
"STKAICHl' tlitl * r- .
"HALVES turn ol-i 1'crique ana \irjoma.
r combinations or ituae rrauruni tutMoxa.
marai-lin
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Keep con _ intly on bend a large ot of all kindi
Fresh und halted 2Itatsf Beef , Veal ,
Mutton , Pmk Game , /owl , and all Lind * cf ciu-
sure. 3t retb Vef ctibles Constantly on hand ]
Call and b contuicrd
SHEELEY.CROS.
, t