THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morninpr , May 27. |
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
Eervtd to rabicriberi by carrier to any j I orto
the dty. ererr day , Sundays exccpvcd at CI Item
eenU per week.
Any comptints ! boul irreguiarltics , or Im ]
proper ddlrery ot the paper , If addressed to
this office will receive prompt attention.
TE > OXAHA DAILY Bu will bo mailed to Bab-
cnben at the following rates , payable Invar-
ably In advance : * 8-00 per num ; * t.OO ill
taonths. Tui OMAIIA WKKLT Ks J2.00 per
rear.
rear.THI OMAHA DAU.T Bus has by ar the larpcst
circulation both in Omaha and abroad , aj > d is
therefore the lient and cheapest advertising
medium.
,
tary and Cotnmercuil Jtrporlt , Railroad ann
BKhVITIES ,
L'aterson sells coal.
Additional local on first page.
Try Haxe'a Royal Crown Cigar.
The river is raising rapidly.
Root Beer and Ginger Ale at
S&xe's.
One drunk yfslerdsy at police
court.
Forty-four Montana emigrants
want wcbt in IwtnigW.s train.
Try Saxe's little Key Weal C'-
gar , lOc.
Three lucheicf rain fell Tuihday
night and there is a happy prot poet for
more.
Soda at Sax-a'e pure fruit syrups.
Go to FredericV , the Leadirj ,
Hatter , for best RCOS and lowezt
prices. ma)2Gtf
Forty Chinamen bound for 'Fiisco
pissed through tbe city Ust night on
their way west.
The chapter of Trinity cathedra
held a meeting yes'erdsy ' morning at 10
o'clock and adopted i et > ortg to the an
nual council.
NOTICE ; If Sir. A. G. Schimmer
horn , the "literary fiend" wll cll e
THE BBE oince he will find ? 2 await
inj [ hit order.
The Smith Bns. are creating
three large brick tto'ei on Tent !
street in the rear of the new Topple
ton block.
Tha dram * Reward , which will be
r produced by Coin , any G fit the
Academy of Mu ic on June 2,3,4 anc
6 , will contiin in its casta the Vest
amateur ta'ent ' of ourcily.
The b'ossed rain fell heavily
TneaJny evening verifying Professor
Tice'slttett predict ions that "dwing
M y or Juno win would Ml in the
n r.hwcet. Tica hit it forcn-c.
Those of my friends and custom
ers wi hmg cut flowers for Saturday ,
will please lea'ie orders bsfoie Friday.
E. C. EKFLINO , Florist ,
Cor. Elcvi nth and Leavenworlh.
President Boyd j ea' erday recaived
n diipatch from Etiginenr J. 1) . Cook ,
iuformiug him that he would be in this
city on Thursday. It is prjbable that
n I'peci-l mcoting of the c'ty council
will then le held t ) discuss water
works.
Dr Mumry , lUsDr. Oliver Hub-
bud , has sk'pped from Da\enporr ,
Ja. , deserting his young wife at that
I'Hco. It is authentically reported
that ha has another dcseitoi wife at
Warren , Mo. , whom ho married in
Indiana some years since. The doc-
t"r is a bad eig. ;
Mr. T. A. McSbano has opened
n now grocery aloro on the southwest
corner of Twenty-third and Ctiming
street- . The locaton is an oxrcllcnt
< > ii3 for businofs , and as Mr. McShane
lus plenty of capital and business
push , no doubt ho wiUdo a successful
luiiness.- "
Saleslady , trimmer , two apprentices
and a nune-girl can find employment
by cilling early at Atkinson's m llin-
cry establishment.
We have to note the first importa
tion into Onnha of tooth-brushes ,
Kuhn & Go. having had a large as
sortment of brashes nude to order in
London. Every brush is warranted.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail
way will sell round trip tickets at
txccB&ioN BATES from all of ita sta
tions to Chicago and return for the
National Republican Convention , to
I o held in Chicago , June 2.
Tickets will "bo told May 30 to June
1 , inclusive ; good to return till Juno
5. m24t3
German lecture of Mr. Robert
Rcitzil , the eminent thinker and lec
turer , at Metz ball , on Thursday , May
27 , at 8J o'clocK. Subject : "Tri
umph of Natural Science. " 2Ct2
GENTS'
Elegant Neck-Dressing ,
Just received , at
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Office , ot three rooms with constant
supply of soft water , to rent , iu the
Cruickshank block. m21eodtf
COMMON LUMBER
HAS DECLINED
IN THE EASTEUN MARKETS ,
WE AHE NOW SELLING :
Frrming Lumber , 18 feet and
under. § 18 00
So. 2 Fencing 19 00
Ho. 1 Fencing 21 00
No. 2 Sheeting , dressed. 16 50
Ub. 1 Sheeting , dressed. 18 00
First Common Board 20 00
Wo are keeping up the high stand
ard of grades for which this yard his
a well established reputation , and will
continue to make as low prices ai any
' yard maintaining the same standard of
.
. ' grade. FrrL s. & GRAY.
may20tf
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SPECIAL.
We are now prepared to furnish
regularly , once or twice a wtek , the
finest special dairy and creamery but $
ter , and will guarantee &jirst-clats ar-
iide at the lowest prices , quality con-
tldend. Parties taking regularly can
flepend on getting the same when
great scarcity occurs , in preference to
gI ] others. War. FLEMING & Co.
m25tm31
CRACKSMEN'S SKILL ,
A Brace of Professionals Burglarize -
glarize Lewis Brashs *
Clothing Store.
Effecting Entrance Through
the Floor of the Building.
A Neat Job.
Omaha seems to hive become the
centre of operations of a gang of
sneak thieves , burglars and bilks
which for four months pwt have bein
conducting their schemes of plunder
in our midst undisturbed and undo
tccted. Hardly a week passes in
which our local columns are not called
upon to chronicle some job perpstrated
by thtss daring deiporadoes who in
almost every case get away with the
"a wag" having no trace behind them
of their whereabouts.
Tueaday night one of the most dar
ing pieces of burglary perretra'ed for
some time past in our city was accom-
pli-hcd on the store of Mr. Lewis
Brash on the 11 > rtkwi t cornsr of
Farnham and Twelfth streets. At a
lit'lo before nine o'clock Mr. Brash
Icckcd hia store leaving the ligh's
buruiug , the window shades ( n Farn
ham street drawn up and alltn'rances
securely fastened Yentorday morning ; t
was discovered thdt the store had bjin
entered ; thoroughly rifled and over
? COO worth of plunder safely carried
off.
off.To
To understand the manner in which
the job was done , it is nccessry lo explain -
plain the sUuation and
fiUllIIonxIHNOS OF TUB BUILDING.
At the rear of Mr. Braih's s'ore ,
and opening into it by a large door
which ie usu illy kept locked on the in-
sideis Mr. Robert Stein's barber shop ,
From the door to the front of Mr.
Brash' * store , a long counter runs
a'ong the Twelfth street wall , at the
south end ot" which the show window
looks out on Fanum street. Two
hrge gUsi dorw immediately adjoin ,
giving at nil hours a full arid unob
structed view of the interior , and di-
reclly ia fiont is a small nickel-plated
show caar , which last evening was
filled with filk scarf * and handker-
chiofa. .The sidewalk on Twelfth
street is planked , but at the lower part
of Mr. Bntsh'd bull ling , near the en
trance to tbe barber shop , a trap door
in ( ho planking gives ace .SB to a cis
tern iindernist'i. It wa3 at this point
thai the burgLus ob'air.ed entrance to
the ttro by
A MOST SKII.LUL PIECK OF WOKK.
Probably during the heavy rain
which fell in tLo e.ir'y part of the
inor.iing , two men stola up Thirteenth
street to the tr.tp dcor leading to the
cntern. Oiu lowered himtelf down ,
and craw li"g loTig the ground under
the (1 ( or bt-ama , located himself at a
pom * , i onio fifty five feet along the
wall , whe.i lying on hia back he quickly
cut a hole in the floor by mojus of a
br.ico r.ud n half inch bit. The open
ing tiii. 0 WHS a small one , nut more
tlunafoit Miuro , but the place wai
evidently fe'eUd bjforohand with
gre-U cans. The hole in the floir open
ed directly beh'iid the long coun'cr ,
thus protecting the pirty from detec
tion as he era * led up through it into
the a tons. The f ize lends one to sup
pose tliat either a icry small man
or a boy niado hn wiy through at
first , leaving his fellow cracksman to
stand gusrl ag-unst intruders. Foot
prints in the damp ground below also
support this theory , showing the 1m
preesit n of two S'ZJB of feet , and the
uwrks of tbe back of n largo man ,
who doubtless di i the cubing.
Entrance once gained , the first care
of the burglar was to provide a means
of realy exit. Creeping lo the rear
of the store , ho Grat proceeded to un
lock the door leading into Mr. Steia's
barber thop , and then to opan the
shop door which opens on Twelfth
street. This dene , and his compan
ion in crime admitted , the succeeding
work was easy.
IUFI.INO TUB STOKE.
The jewelry cases in the long coun
ter were first explored and all the ex
pensive ring * , scarf pins , studs , &c. ,
carefully assorted from the cheaper
kinds. A valis3 stolen from the
shelves received the plunder. The
trays after bjirg emptied of their con
tent ; , were carelessly thrown under
the counter , and an investigation was
nest made of the silk handerchief
stock , which was completely cleaned
out and packel away. Hero the bur
glars seo-n to have become bold , and
abandoning all caution , they deliber
ately proceeded to rifle the scarf case ,
which stood directly before the Farn-
liitn street doors in full view from the
aidewalk and with all its outlines
thrown Into bold relief "by a gas jot
burning br'ghtly above it. Four dozen
handsome Windsor scat fa were taken
from the case and stowed away , after
winch the nnrauders , having all thay
could conveniently carry , made up
their minds to leave. On their way
out they stopped long enough in
Stein's barber shop to pack up twenty-
ono razors , belonging to the proprie-
: or , which they carried off , closing the
outer door behind them.
The whole job was , without doubt ,
planned dayj before ita commission.
The night was espea : % f ivorablo , the
rain falling heavily and the noise of
.he shower effectually drowning all
lounds inside the building. Every
indication points to the fact tint no
novices engineered the burj ; ! ry. The
itudied manner in which the hole was
cut just where it was most convenient
and inconspicuous , the care taken to
have ready exit in case of surprise ali
show the experience of old hands.
TOE LOSS.
Mr. Brash places his loss at over
$600. Thirty dozen silk handkerchiefs
valued at § 300 , over § 200 woith of
jewelry besides 4 dozan silk scarfs acd
articles of smiller valu9 and two
* > > * u uAAtA
valuej were the results obtained
the burglars BO faraa
can now ba as-
certotned. None of tha large stock of
rcadj made clothing wai taken , it be
ing probably to bulky. He
CLUES TO THE THIEVIS.
M a little after BU o'glcck yeetcrd y R
morning two men were seen on foot ,
Inking northward towards Blair ,
above Florence. Ono carried a valise ,
|
.he other had nothing in hia hands.
( Officer Spears started out this morn
ing on the scent , and will work it for
all it is worth.
About the same time two men , one
of medium height , the oilier much
smaller , crossed the ferry , each c irry-
Ing valises. Officer Jacobion
was detailed to fenct out tlu
matter , and is now in Council
Bluflj Investigating it. It is to bo
hoped for the credit of our city that
the burglars will be captured. Tharo
is already teD rau h cunp'atnt among
our citizens at tha seeming laxity of
our police force iu mailing arrests.
On the other haul , member * of the
force ara sail to complain that it docs
no good half the time to a-r st t1 o
parties , as the police judge inv.i"iab'y
lets them off on 1 g'lt sentence.
Since we have hid such a nice rain
we feel more like business , to now wo
are prepared to give some extra bar-
iius in all departments.
L. B. WILLIAMS fc SON.
Everybody invited to visit Bein-
dorff & Alauss' ice cream parlors
where t' ey will bo served with the brat
cream in the city.
CLOCKS ! CLOCKS ! CLOCKS !
Edholm & Eiicksxn la\e a large
stock of clocks of every ttyle and d'j-
scription. Plain c'ocks at.d fccy
cocks. Anything you wat.t. 20 2t
_ . . . _
How can they do it ? What ? Why
make thoeejjlegmt pants to order for
Five ( ? 5.00) ) bill.
2G 3t L. B. WILLIAMS & SON'S.
PERSONAL. PABAOEAPP8.
Hon. T. AI , Alarqujtte oinie in
yesterday from Lincoln.
Deputy Alarshal D. B. Ball loft yes
terday noon for the west.
J. C. Blackman , U. P. agent at
Fremont , went homo yesterday ncorf.
Bishops O'Connor and Sp ullirg
went out yestjrday to Grand Llind.
Captain Bowman , U. S A. wcit
out ( o Cheyenne on the n > on tn-iu
yea e day.
Levi Carter was n passenger on tbe
overland ( rain yo terdy boucd for
Ogden.
0. A. Pardoa , gnuMl western trav
eling agent of the Grand Trunk line ,
is in the city.
Councilmans etheiiEonhf yusler-lay
for Idaho to look after bis stage inter
ests in that section.
Zach. Taylor has lift for Dakot ? .
This will bo interesting news to many
of Air. Taylor's fricnl * .
ConductorW.A Kell yloftyosterdny
for Giand Islaud as a witrois in the
Lawrence poisoning case.
D. W. Hitchcock , genorfl pasienger
agentuf the C. , B. &Q. railroad , ac
co-upamsd by hia wife and family left
yesUrdiy for San Francisco.
The followingnrj amcngtheartivals
at the Aletropolitin hotel : 0. C.
Haruil'oAIilvaukeeR. ' ; . H. Clifford ,
New York ; Juo. W. Williams , Sivn
Franciso ; Alra.P. Detlen , ButteCit } ' ,
Alt.Goo. ; E. Atweler , Decitur , III. ;
N. B. Putnam , B. & AI. R. R ;
R. R. Adler , Roc'i Island , Illinois
Wm. Richmond , Chicago ; J. S. Aley-
er , ElmGrov. ' , Mo. ; Ala rk Meyer , do. ;
Z. Street , PJat'smouth ; J Ryan , Co
lumbus ; J. W. Carpenter , Chicago ;
H. W. Curaniiuus , St. Paul ; A. J.
Reed , Fal'sCity , Neb ; H. AI. Lake ,
Boston ; n. A. Fishcr , Grinnell , la. ;
E. K. Laton , City ; W. R. Rult , Sioux
City ; AJ. E. Davis and wife , do. , AI.
S. Alarquis , New Castle , Pa ; Jas. A.
Riy , do. ; AI. AI. Bump , do. ; B. ali-
Croary , do. ; J. Bemis , Des Aloines.
For the b.V. Ice Cream , spiludid L
Water Ices and the choicest con
fectionary , go to Beindorff & Alauj.
Headquattera lor Joe Schlitz's
Alilwaukee beer at AIERCIIANTS' Ex-
CUANOB , N. E. CerT 16th and Dodge.
Laundry work will be collected and
delivered by the Omaha Shirt Factory.
Leave your address. First-class work
guaranteed.
McDonald & Harrison have just re
ceived this day a case of Linen and
Alohair Ulster * , ranging in price from
$1.00 to 10.00. Lawn Suits , Linen
Suits , Percale Suits , Cambric Suits ,
Stuff Suits , Black Silk Suits , Summer
Silk Suits , Colored Silk Suits thous
ands to chc-sa from and prices to suit
the time' . All
' goods guaranteed as
represented. Ca'l ' and examine be
fore purchasing material. No charge
for alterations.
The second and last concert of Alay
festival this evening at the Baptist
church.
The young men of Qmaha are be
ginning to realisa that the best place
to lay in a stock of fine neckwear ,
fancy hosiery , white and colored d'c-s
shirts , summer underwear , ttc" is at
L. B. Williams & Sons , became they
don't ask' the exorbitant prices of the
furnishing goods dealers. 2613
The Holy Eucharist will bo csle-
b.-ated this morning at 7:30 in
St. Barnabas church. Vcspera will
bo said at 7:30 : p. m. The Rev. Dr.
Balterson , of Philadelphia , will bo the
celebrant in the morning , and he will
addrew he people of St. Barnabas in
the evening on their special work and
mission , After vespers Dr. Batterson
niU be glad to meet the people of St.
B.irnabjs in the rectory informally.
Carriage Umbrellas at WoodworthV.
New and magnificent Those gold
and silver brushes and combs , at
Kuhn's , Fifteenth and Druglis. War
ranted quadruple plate. 22-Ct
Over eighty millions of dnllcrs of
usurance capital of the oldest and
Test homo and foreign companies rep
resented ba the agency of Taylor &
Howell. dltHf
Coughing in a shady grove , sat his Juliana ,
Lozenges he gore his love Jpecacuana.
About three score and ten , his love out of
the box did pick.
Then leaning very hard on him , "Dearest
I feel sick , "
must have been a blamed fool , such
remedy to try ,
When Thomas'Electric 051 , he anywhere .
cpnld buy , " ' " in
I A j NURSERY OFKNOWLEDGE
The Union Catholic Library
Association in Working
Order.
Installation of Officers Musi
cal and Literary Enter
tainment.
For two mouths pitt readers of
THE BBE have noticed from time to
time calls for meetings of the
above named organization then in
its incipicncy. The result of
thcs9 weekly conferences hag been
the cs'abliihmeut if a society
with a membership of over one
htindi c 1 ladies and gentlemen , for the
I purpose of founding a library to con-
tan standard wcrlsof refrcnce , his
tory , tcienca , the ars ! , and the purest
and most elevating works of fiction.
Of coutsa all thesi hopes will not be
reilwellnadiy , a month , era year.
It will tike j oars of p raUtent and un
tiring labor , to procure means for the
purchase of b.ois , newspapers acd
magazines , and m ike th < j association
' room * attractive to all classes.
The rooms of the association sro
located in the southeast corner of
Creighton block , and are the generous
ccnlribution of Air. John Cre'ghton ,
whosa quiet charity .v.d pub'c ! :
j benefactions Irs enshrined his name
{ in the hearts of Omaha popple. Alany
I
t other gentlemen have bjcn rea-ty
handed in pusliiug the association to a
. 'substantial ( basis , uniiln'iwits nust
' enthusiastic supporters have more
thanrealized their expedatloi > a.
A reading room wiil bo immediately
prejared , newspapers and magazines
procured , and filed , and the room
pp ned eve y evening to all who wish
to spend a profitable and pleasant
hour.
hour.Two
Two wteks ago Tuesday the first an
nual election of officers and managers
was held , andTuesdayeveningtbocetO'
monies of ins'allation took place , com.
prising , as the pro r.mmo following
will show , addresses bj distinguished
divines , vocal and instrumental music ,
rca'lint > s and recitations.
The officers for the ensuing year
are :
John A. Creighton , president.
W. A. L. Gibbon , first vice-presi
dent.
dent.Charlca
Charlca Hanley , second vico-prcsl
d.nt.
d.nt.C.
C. J. Smyth , Secretary.
W. AI. Bushman , treasurer.
Board cf AIangeisJohn A. Ale-
Shane , ThoB. J. ifitzinorris , E. A.
O'Brien , J. A. Whaltn , Airs. Ben
GaU gher , John Rush.
The loims of the aesjciatioa pre
sented ixbri liautacd beautiful app ° ar-
anco , thron el with mcmbrs and
their guests. An exquisite laso cano
py , surmounted by an eule , formed an
eli-g-nt background lo the [ resident's
cliar. : On ono side cf tbe canopy was
a large pi rtrait of Rev. "Bishop O'Con
nor , ai.d on Iho other side a large
crjyon picture of Air. John A. Croigh-
ton. Liigj < ) ! paintings , mt-di'liian
. pic'uie. a-id vases of flowers adt-rned
the walls. The clergy were we 1 rep-
res2i.t-d , h'adid by llie Rev. Bishop
and his distinguished guest , Rev. Dr.
Spauldili/ , bishop of Pe ria , III.
The exercises commerced with a
brief address by Bub op O'Connor ,
wishing thopsjoc'a'ioi ' ' "God speed"
in its great work , predicting a brilliant
and prosperous future , an I introduc
ing Rev. Dr. Spoulding , who had
come to Neb r ? ska on a nwsioa cnn-
nec'ed with the material welfare of
the state.
Bishop Spouldi-g pointed out the
many benefit" ) ncrnii g ti nil who aval
themselves of the advantages cf a well
stocked library and reaisrg rocm.
The mother church , he said , is now ,
and always ha * bejn , the nursery of
literature , science and the arts , and
has naught to dread from the most
rigid discussion and examination of its
work. In no way can this be done
better than by the dissemination of
knowledge through libraries , for the
morethoroughlythemindistrainedthe
more deeper it penetrates the scorning
mysteries of science , and irristably
recognizes the existence of an infinite
God.
God.Tho
The addrets of the reverend gentle
man , of which the above is but a bare
outline , was eloquent and beautiful ,
showing him to be a man of rare schol
arly attainments , fine delivery , full ,
well rounded voice tud commanding
appearance. His reputation as an or
ator , well established in the west , has
been increased , if posnblo , in Omaha ,
and an effort will bo made to secure
him as one of the first lecturers of the
librarf c jurcc.
Vice-Presidcnt Gibbon , in the ab
sence of President Croghtondelivered :
"tho inaugural address , giving a detail
ed history of the inception of the as
sociation , and mapping out its future
work. His addroas was full of cheer
ing words and eloquent eentcncc3 ,
part'cularly at the close , whore ho
showed his powers of oratory and a
discriminating research in the vaults
of . The
knowledge. association can
justly pride itself oa the wisdom of
keeping Air. Gibbon near the fountain
head.
head.Tho
The remaining exerclees , in each
and every number , were well dehv-
ed , and the participants received a
full share of merited applauie.
Great praise is dua the committee
of arrangements and decoration whoso
energy and zeal Km the entire source
of success of the first inaugural cere
monies of the Union Catholic Libra
ry Association.
Following is the concluding portion
of the programme :
Piano solo Carnival De Venise
VeniseScLulhoff
Miss Sadie Riley.
Solo Kathleen Mavonrneen Crouch
Mrs. Quinn.
Beading "Getting lleady for the Train" '
Burdette
Miss SUcia Crowley.
Zither and Banjo Duet Forget ine not. .
Moser
Me&srs. J. T. Festner and T. H. Cotter.
Recitation Mary Queen of Scots. . . .Bell
Mr. Chas. McDonald.
Solo The Haunted Stream Barker
Miss Mollie Burkley.
UeciUt'on lr. Drinkwa er's Oration. . . .
.Smith
ilr. Wm. MacDairmid.
Mr. Martin Cahu , accompaniest
The first regular meeting of the as
scctation will be teld at the rocm *
nest Sunday afternoon at 4 o'c'ock8
Then the standing commit'oej will bo
announced and other njcoyary bnsi-
' ' ' ? T
The May Festival Concert.
Nolwiiha'anding ' the tbraaten'ng
rain st Tin , tbo Baptist church was
comfortably filled hat evening ,
the attraction being the long-
looked for May festival concert.
The p'riuted programme was rendered
faithful'y ai.d well. Every number
was characterized by that high degree
of finish which denotes careful and
diligent preparation.
The chorus of young voices , fully
200 in number , were provided seats In
asortcf ampbitheitro erected in the
chaucol. Huffman's orchestra furnished
the accompamincnt. Tor want of
J spice to make a report worthy of the
' entertainment , wo only mention a few
of the most notable and original
numbers. The "Bee Song , " of which
the i chorus was a prolonged buzz from
the little boys , was excellent. The
"Farmer Boy , was sung with a whist
ling chorus , and was considered by
many the best piece of the evening.
The eolo by Master Harry McCormack -
mack , "Little Brown Eyes at the
Window , " seemed to captivate the au
dience. Little Harry isn't over nine
yoirs old but has a strong and well-
trained voice and isn't afraid to use it.
lie sang from sheet music , which al
most Lid him from view. There are
few profoaatomls that can excel his
j sinking. i
The originality of this programme
( is ; where llu merit lie' , whic'i , of
c uirso , was s implemented by the su-
pi ior directorship of Profs. Mayer
and Smith. There will be an entire
change of pr. > Rramme this ovi-n'ng.
Tha lEphcopal Council.
At 11 o'd-ck this morning the
iiii 1 counc 1 of the Diocese cf Ne-
Lnska opened its session in Trinity
c-thedn-1. The cnmcil airmen wra
pr. ached by the Rev. Dr. B t'e-son ,
< f Ph lidelph'a , after which tha 1 ely
communii n was celebrated by Bi'hop
Cluk on. The council then orgmizcd
for busiro's and jftoa nceai for
lunch , nt 3 o'clock the routine was re
sumed. Vri ui reports from the
tncnty-aiven parshi of the state wera
received showing the cl.urch to b > in a
flourishing condition.
This evening at eiglt o'clock a 10
ceptiou will bo given to the bishop * ,
clergy and l y deltgjtoi at the resi
dence of the bishop on Sr. Mary's av
enue , to which the member * cf the
different parishes and all friends are
cordially invited.
Among the prominent visitors pres
ent from abroad are Bhbop Whipplo ,
( f Minnesota ; Bishop Spalding , of
Culor.ido ; Bhhop Vail , of Kansas ,
and Bishop Garrett , of Northern
Texas , wto was formerly rector of
Tiinity patbh. Among the ministers
from abroad arc the following :
Rev. Dr. Runcie , of St. Joseph ;
Rev. Dr. Battprson , of Philadelphia )
Rev. Dr. Durlin , ofWisctnsInJ Rev.
Mr. Hines , of Elk Point , D. T. ; Revr
Dr. Oliver , of Nebraska City ;
Rev. Mr. O'Connrll ; Rev. Mr.
Green ( colored ) , NebrskCity ;
Ilov. Dr. McNannra , Fremont ;
Riv. Samuel GoodalCo -
hmbus ; Rev. II. C. Shaw , Silver
Creik ; Rev. J. W. Grieawood , Hast
ings ; Rev. Mr. Hani's , Lincoln ; Rev.
W. G. Hawkins , Beatrice ; Rev , J.
A. Russell , Falls City ; Rev. Mr.
Htliry , Nemaha ; Rev. Mr. Burgcs' ,
Phttaraouth ; Rev. H. G. S. Young ,
Crete.
A slang phrase Rub with St. Ja-
Oil.
A. l < . & A. M.
Tlie-o will ba a spcaial communica
tion of St. Joint's luilqn , No. 25 ,
Tll'ifiday evening , for work in the
M. M. .
degree. Visiting 1-rethren are
cordially invited.
JAS. B. BUUNEB , Master.
Murphy fc Lovottjlnc. agency ; old
eat citiblisbed agency in this state.
apTS-ly
Home comforts , moderate rates ,
Astor House , New York. mlG-lm
MLSSINO. A case o constipation by
using Hamburg Figs.
Real Estate Transfers ,
0. 0. Housel and wife and Reuben
Allen and wife to A. S. Patrick , q. c.
d. , nw no so { sec 9 , tp 15 , r 13
§ 462.50.
Louisa F. and Charles B. Wells to
Felix J. McShane , lot 2 , Griffon &
I aic's addition , city of Omaha
5650.
J. A. Horbach to C. C. Housel , lot
3 , block 8 , Barker's addition , city of
Omaha § 050.
Why dose youree vea with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely fruit
cathartic will cure you at once Ham
burg Figa. Try them.
We offer a ftrst-class white Jaun-
dried alilrt , with an improved rein
forced front , made of Wamsutta mus
lin , 3-ply bosom and cuffs , of 2200
linen , at the reduced price of $1.50.
The workmanship , fit and style of our
shirts aio placed in competition with
an d ahlrt sold in Omaha. Wo guaran
tee entire satisfaction , or will refund
the money. Wo make to order every
grade of shirts and underwear , give
bettor goods for less money than can
bo got elsewhere. Our fancy imported
shirtings are of the choicest patterns.
In underwear wo ca'tinot be under
sold.
sold.Omaha
Omaha Shirt Factory , 252Farnharo ,
opuoMto Grand Central Hotol.
THE ONLY PUCE WHERE YOB
can Qnd a good uaortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
At a LOWJKR PIQURS th n t
17 other shoo house In tha city ,
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARNHAM ST. _
LADIES' & GENTS.
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
1 perfect flt irturantced.
NEW TIME TABLE
or TII
MAHA AND FORT OMAHA
OMNIBUS LINE.
OUJLUA.
. A10:00 : o'clock . A.K.
' . P" " ' 03) o'clock . r.M.
. r. M. TC.-OJ o'clock . r.u
SUNDAYS EVERT TWO HOURS.
Far . 23 Tents.
PIANO TUNING
AND REGULATING BY A
Competent New York Toner ,
veEJ } } jndwroUfd. CfJmWtit
wv v . _ _ .
x kuU ) ct X3uQK STORE. * * A T ( * LA
Ppftoffl i proaptlr tttBd'
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Sate ,
Lost , FonuJ , Wants. Cordin ic. , will b < In
serted In thcso columns once ( or TEN CENTS
per Hue ; each sabwqnsotlneertlon.FtVE CEKTS
per line. Tbe Drat Insertion nercr less tlun
TWENTT-K1VK CEMT&
TO LOAN-MONEY.
TONEY TO LOAN Oa flwt mortRape * im-
-LVJ. proved property , iu s-uma of $300 to $5.-
000. Le l intcrea.uid no c-'iiniitijn orbrok'
eragc. VA.\15 i. DNYDEB.
may2.6t
TO LOAN on a prorel sectiritv.
MONEY II UARTLKTr , licil Estile Agent ,
Office 217 south Uth SU &T5 tl
rONFT TO LOAN Cad at Law Office
L D. L. TUOMAh. KwmH.CrelKhtoii BVk
ONEY TO LOAN 1109 Karnhim street.
M Pr. Ed xrd LUMIjn.m , > . nov-2X-tf
HELP WASTED
WANTED A pirl to ilo hojiwwark. Knqu're '
at 1112. South J3t i St , iKtwtcn I'Jia'n ;
ami 1'iercc bt . , MKi < DUG JAN. t07 1
WANTED A eoinl Rirl for penciat
< rork , f mall family , S. K. cuincr 2 Jd ami
Califoanli St . 671 27
A Kill to do hou e w rk by Mrs.
WANTED fu'-ny , 730 18th St. , ueirCurctnir.
6 6-27
WANTED A thoroughly competent girl to
do Ecnetal liousawor * at 373 GIBS &t. ,
bot. 19th a ZOlh. Jlo'ercn os required. CGO-iG
4. good button h > Io hv d at
WANTED Sttlrt Kaitory.1 r ng simple of
work CO ! 27
WANTiD Dining room and Litclitu pirl it
rinmctt Ilousa. Cffl-Zjl
WAKTE1I Aeo do. ) katTIZAUD'S Falv-e
UcHlnurnt. 5 S tf
WANTEO-glSCELUNEOUS.
M AN WJMT5P-T. ttuk In f 'iUii , D J.
Smitli , North Itt'j St. 070-20
THO GOOD BAIIDFRS WANTEU-At Ao.
2 8 mil sttcet , b t. KarnlnmandDim Ias.
ccs t J good men , GEOKGE DEI.FEL.
, _ . 657-lf
W ANTED By a wtni'ii , lilmtiuii as hosc. .
Keeper * , ITU Howard slie.t , Intucsu 12tli
1-iili C51-23
W ANTEI * I Irtt c afslnitinew and rotWencc
prtpirly in Omahi , with or without
' prices lurKOO llocati nu.
i 3j2i1Ct DAVIS * bNYDEB.
'A TED At the Cnij ; ! ton Uouoagood
I i he per In Iho LitthcD , mm or Hcniin.
C21-tf
Nh. DOZEN GOOH TAIU S AVANTED.
O
Aj.pytoFI'AMt KAiiCE. 157-tf
_
NTiCLUGEN E C'FFICE , corner ICJh and
DMeupnr' . _ _ 410-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND UHD.
OUPEN'T Fu iibl cd r > cm In privata real-
encc at K2 16th it. , let. Dcd.e and
l avenue " OT8-1
F ! l RENT Three ui | er ro m ? , unfurnished ,
on Doui.Us.trect , gjutn tide , occon-1 door
O I hENT-Fun.iihed . room , 13th ut. , let.
Jaclson and Jones. 0'.6 20
D' SI ABI E ROOMS PI EASAhTLY LOCAT
ED TOil EN'T-At tcuth Ciikt corner of
14th un 1 Cliiogii sinctH , convei en' lo the bual-
lies ) p rt of tha city. C59tf
T70HRENT A few dwellings and otCce ? .
JL majZrdOt DAVIS 4SNYDER.
FOR RENT liy Juoc lot. A nice cottagr
ai.d sttbic on upp r 1'oiwlns Street , 2
blocks from lostofUci. fuiniro 1210 Faruhun
Street. f50 tf
Fi K I ENT PimMc room , Jacob' * Block.627tf
627-tf
I70lt RENT Furnistieil roonuchcap ; by week
J ; or month. Apjly at AMERICAN HOUSE.
498 If
FOR RKNT A splendid I holograph Oal err.
71-tt L.B. WILLIAMS&kOS.
FOR RENT } of room ECS Fifteenth street
Jacob's Block. 'Bring reasonahln 309-t
FOR SALE.
SALO-N FOR SA1 E At coed lorilion. and
good hurine H Fnqu re at Dee olHcc. 653 20
s
"T7IOR SAIE Full lot. forth * est comer Farn-
L hi in and Oth strett , rpposito U. r. R. R.
heioqimrtcn. The best vacant property In
Omaha for ally nl olf' a'c ImMne-a
nl 32ilft DAVI j A SN V DEtl.
FOrt.'AljF Ra ii-e sand rralcncc property
In all parts of the ci j Low price ) alij
cay icrnis if payment '
nnj 22dOt DA \ IS & SNYDEn.
FUR SALE-.ice cbtta , { ouf (1) ( ) roohij ahd
full lot en Ma on ncnr 1 th street. Only
Ihrce ( ) ) bo.l ! > 3 from Union Pac flc & U. 4,31. R.
R. dcpo'saml ttrcc ca' . Sl.ifO. Easy terms
ma > 22JCt DAVIS &SNYDER.
FOR SAW Kcs'dciic-anil full lot , noithweH
conn r Uliic-igo and 21stslr-ct. Ono of the
best locftiolis ! n nmilidi
DA Vis & SNYDER.
ORSALE ' c.-tini.int and ciuar store , ono
block from I'o'totfice. Apply Bee office.
H4-31
JAM prcpirtd tn ileliier sottsater loan- part
nf the ci > for low pri ea. NI lify by postal
or Icavo ordgm at my ll" sc , Tl03. 3fflrT.635tf
635-tf
"l OR SALE A hou'8 ith 5 rooms and lot In
1 ; Nelson'M addition. „ Imiuito of Fred. Heni-
ro-kson'a meat market , cor. of 16th and Califor
nia St9. 621 tf
IT'OR PALE House ai d lot , with 94 feet front
i' 123 feet deep , And Veil , C'etert , on corner
Of Lolviuworth an 24th Sts. S3S-26
TT10R SALE Small Rrtda Imlniaiil In go < il COM-
C ditlon. 1) . W. SAXE , corn-r 13th and
Farnham. 577-tf
MILK Twenty to twenty-four quarts
dollar by John T. Paulson.
mo nUlLDSRSPLASTfiltERS ANDMASOKS.
X Coma bahk sand , grarel for gardens and
mouklne sand will he deliten it at short notica.
Leaip onlfra t II. Sierts 1414 Firnham , and
Charles Brandei , 8'JIJ Farnhdm SU. HANB
BOCK , Successor to Charles Daniel 652 tf
T7IOR SALE Cottonwo- lumber of all slzesat
REDMON'D'S , SIxteenlh-st. 516 tf
E OR SALE A mall-dwelling house , next to
O. Bj Collins residene , corner 19h ! and
Capitol AvcnUo. f of ihfofmatiBn call at 0. H.
4 J. S. COLLINS. 131 Faruham Btnet. 605-tf
F OR SALE Uood hduso and lot. wltn t good
well , corner 14th ana Tierce Streets , fin-
-f ot Fretl Lapg. fe OE1P. JSMtn
77 OR5ALE AOrutMUL Applyat
AI 472-tf I. . B WILLIAMS & SDK.
FOR SALE A New American Senloe M -
ClilhU Ih ( rbdd coHUiVmn , tvilli allaltach-
hlents. llu tc sold befor * the 16th of May.
For Information apply at ATKI.NSON'SMIllinery
Store , comer Douglas and 13th ' trcels JT4-tt
EOR SALE Two of the celebrated J. M.
Brunswick & Calko Co.'s Nonpareil Bil
liard Tables. Nearly new. For sale cheap.
23) tf C. W. HAMILTON ,
MI30tLLAN OUS.
QTRAYKD Oh the 18th Iritti , ff m the pfe-
Vj misesof Julius Agaionl , T uiilcS west of
Omaha , lie sorrel horse a'lout ten jears o'd.
His white fore feet. Liberal r .ward w ill ho paid
oa return to 818 13th st. JOHN tUSEO. C5g 27
OTBAYED From NOrlh Omahi , oc < ! bajr
kj mare c"lt , 2 j Dart rlJ , he My mane ami
bil. Any Informanion kit at Her' * store will
be suitably rewarded. 852 29
J'i-i- . -i-liM ii IVcf. rcr'i' '
bcininilH < rilnri.i , , , , ofManliooil.and all di -
TrdeniTouclitonbrinili-irctionoroic'ics .
* Anj
O.nitr/.1U"I'tll" > " ' ? " -'lcnt % Aillrc s
. / . \ , iO.N , fc CO. . 78 .V-i .uSI. . > f. V
AOADEMT OF JVLUSIO !
One Night Only ,
Friday , May 28 , 1880 ,
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY !
ISO Laughs in 180 Minutes.
CHAS. L DAVIS ,
The creates' living OM Man Character Actor ,
orsM by th ) pr 3 and pubic as
the only tnw representative of
Thetfciv England Fanner ,
In his great character creation of
"Alvin Joslin , "
Supported by the Emotional Actress ,
And a powerful Diamatic $
Company. The -
' peo-
'le's p ay. Three 1 ourj of conUouoiu fun
fiescuted vlth new and beautiful scenery
General admission , 60 tnd 75 cents ; Regcrred
eats , 31.03 , now on rale t nutennann'i jewelry
,
Doors oprn at 7J5 ; commence at 8.
B. S. CK VNE , Business Maof/fen /
_ _ _ monwsd/rf
MARTIN
-1
ff
ONE MILLION ACRES
ox *
CHEAP LAND
us-
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
XJCtf
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest ,
Large tracts suitable for
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State ,
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Frrms in Nebraska , many of
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre ,
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
OOO. Many thousand vacant
lots hi the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through tha City. Houstsand
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
Slaps or Srouidas and Sarpy
Counties for suit * ,
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Farn , St , , Omaha , Neb ,
For Kent.
Splendid cot'age ' , 6 toms , all In the best con
dition , fruit and ! ia < le trees , stable , bard Mid
roft water , ami 4 Acres of 0round , 8120 a jcar.
West Omaha , nil ! tc'l foi gl,6SO.
BOG03 and 1IILL.
For Sale ,
Home and full lot \Vebjtcr Street , best loca
tion m the cit- , $1,000 ; easy tcr.i a.
DOOUS and HILL.
$20,000
Twenty Thousand Dollars in small well secur
ed mortgages ranging from $200 to $1,000 , draw
ing 10 per tent interest , have b < en lately [ laced
in our handa for 6ale , at mull discount. 1'cr-
Buiia having a little uimey to ppiro can make a
f ale and profitable loan in thUtay , without any
ckpCnai or commission } .
BOGGS and 1IILL.
For Sale ,
Church Propertj aid Pgreouagc In South Omaha ,
Cear Danot , at a vny reaon < ible price.
BOOOS and HILL.
Cottage and Lot ,
Kew 1-Btory fiame bouce , 4 roonu , 2 cloecta10
foot ceilings , double doors' , etc. , 85 ban el cis
tern , full lot , all in tio. 1 condition , 5 blocks
from High School ; $ S50 , on raocthl } * luymcnt
euu'l ' cijii pajim t required.
LOGOS iml HILL ,
Keal Estate Brokers.
New Houses.
We am now prepared t build homes worth
from $100 to SiOO on our lota in our newaddition ,
Z&th and 29th acd Fainham.Douglas and Dodge ,
and sell on sulill inomlilr iiajrmcnts.
BOQUa and HILL ,
$000 to $1,000
Will buy jou a new house , with one of the finest
lots in Omahi , on email month ! } payment ! .
BOQUb and HILL ,
RKALEaiATBBROSIM.
For Sale ,
House and Let on street car-track , Sbinn-s addi
tion , Jl.fflO. BOGOS and HILL.
A yew House
And full lot , one-half block from street can ,
Shinn's AdcUion , $1,375.
B CGSaniiliiLL.
The Cheapest
Residence tropcrty in Omaha must be sold In-
stanter , W \ Lot 4 , Bluck 47 , with a No. 1 house
of 7 rooms and all well improved ; southeast
corner 2l5t and Cass. Want beet offer.
BOOOS jnd HILL.
For Sale ,
Flno youn ? horse , well broke aud suitable for a
lady todiive BOGUS and E ILL.
Wanted.
We want a contract to havjSOO acrei cf land
brokft at oncfc. BOG08 and HILL.
Cheap Lots ,
Look , at the Iot In our new addition beat
Iota for the money iu Omaha , 20th and Farnham.
BOQ03 and HILL.
Residence Lots for Sale.
200 Lots in Kountze and
Ruth's Additiqnnear business ,
good Burroundings.lotBoovered
with younjr trees , and are the
choicest , cheapest and nearest
business of any lots in the mar
ket. By all means look at lots
in Kountze and Ruth's addition
before purchasing elsewhere.
Will sell on monthly payments.
Prices $400 to $650.
BOGGS and HILL.
1000 Residence Lots
Fronting 8,9,10 And llth streets , 6 to 10 blocks
south of depot , many of these lots are very de
sirable and for men of small mpatls are now the
chcancst and most easily purchased lots In Orru-
ha. Prices $ .250 to $ XM Monthly payments.
BOOOa and Iliub.
15 Choice Lots
On Tark Wild Avenue , only 3 to 4 blocks from
Depot , | 500 to § GQO. Monthly payments.
BOGQd and HILL.
GG of the Finest Lots
In Omaha , 10 to 12 blocks w at of PustviHtc and
Court House , on Farnham , Douglas and.Dodge
streets ; firient views In the city from these lots
Prices 8200 to 3:00 , on payments of 13 to 310
per month.
BOOKS & HILL.
Houses
And two-thirds of a lot , Chlcwro street , between
12th and 13th ; rents for $300 a jcar. Price
lf > 00. LOGOS and HILL.
Houses and Lots.
New 2-story residence comer lot , choice loca
tion , 4 blocks from Pos'office ; $3,500.
BOOUS and HILL.
2 Houeca and south j lot 1 , block 12 , on west
side of 18th street , betwca Calltornia and Web-
eter directs ; (2.200
BOCOS and HILL
2-Story Brick House
With \ full lot , 2 blocks from new Court House *
$2,150. BOGGS and HILL.
LoU 1 and 2 , block 230 $2,759
Lot6 , block 15 l.SOO
Lot 2 , block 81 & 00
Lots 5 and 6 , block 25 1,100
South * Lots 1 an ! 2 , block" C1 1,000
East i Lot U. block 121 2,500
West i Lot 2 , Mockl21 2,500
Lei 5 , block 227 BOO
188 Jtbi Lot 4 , tlock 205 2,000
BOOOS and HILL.
'iw : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
HUdl j Lotf * * * 102
/
COLUMBIA AND OTTO BICYCLES !
I have secured the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and
Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing C > \ : Also the Otto Band
Made. Samples can be seen at my storeat Mafjura-ture-s PIICCP , Fieiijht
added. Send for trice list.
list.IN - , i. ID. SOLOMON : : %
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No. 1204Farnham Street , Omaha , Nelrafka ,
SCHLANK
PRINCE ,
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE
DEVLIN & CO. , OF NEW YORK' '
We afo now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o
tbis house , which for Durability , Style and Cheapness are unsurpassed. Wa
have now on hand the bes t sheeted stock of Clothing , Shirts , Furnish-'ng
Gcods , etc. in the city.
Boston Clothing House ,
FARNILOI STREET.
apiS-ly
apiSlyMAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
TOBBACCONISTS !
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
mwt MAX MEYER & CO. . Omaha , i\eb.
MAX MEYER & CO ,
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishinii Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
A.TSTJD : E\ANro : 2r G-OOIDS-
m-f.w
JOBBERS OP
HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS ,
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE ,
TINNERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIN STOCK , ETC.
1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STEEET ,
A T = r A
positively no Goods Sold at Retail.
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER !
1213 Farnham St ; Omaha.
OMAHA FENCE i BOX CO.
We Manufacture to Order
OFFICE RAILINGS AND FINE COUNTERS
DPI3STE
Iron aud Wood Fciices , Brackets and Ulonldings ,
Improved Ice Boxes furnished on short notice.
GUST , FREES & CO. , Prop's. , 1231 Barney St. , Omaha , Neb.
. L SLEDZIANOSKU-0 CO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OP
O TJ ID 3D Z 3ST GS !
AND DEALERS IN
PICTURE FRAMES , CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS.
922 Douglas St. , ffear 10th , Omaha , Neb.
LANCE & _ . FOITICK ,
Dealers in
QTCTVIES
House Furnishing Goods , Shelf Hardware ,
Nails and Etc.
1221 Farnham Street , 1st Door East First National Bank.
I HENRY LEHMAN ,
THE LARGEST LV THE STATE.
-AND -
WINDOW SHADES ,
PAINTERS' Am ARTISTS' MATERIALS ,
Orders Solicited , Samples Sent on Application. 1
PRACTICAL FAIBItli Aqu UtUUHATUlf |