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TILE DAILY BEE.
Friday Morning , August 13. "
Republican Registration.
"Under the rules established by the
Republican central committee of
Douglas county for the conduct of the
primary election which takes place
Thursday , Angust 2Cthj no person
will be allowed to vota at these prima
ries unless his name appears in the
republican registration list. Every
republican citizen who is entitled to
vote at the next general election willbe
registered by us upon making personal
application. The undersigned will sit
for registration from now until the
23rd day of August , and hereby invite
nil republicans who desire to take
part in the coming primary election to
come forward and register theirnames.
By order of the executive committee.
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
D. S. BKJ.TON ,
D. H. KEXMSOK ,
Registrars.
* P. S.-Repist-ation , Friday , will
take place at the Gatfield and Arthur
clubrooms between the hours of 10 a.
in , find 12:30 p. in. and2 and 5 p. m. ,
nnd In the cvetiing 7 to 9 o'clock at
the same place.
Patcwm sells coal.
5 > o 1'clack's advertisement.
; - Try Saxo'a Coffee Cream Soda.
Porter is running the Omaha ferry.
U. P. Bind excursion Saturday.
' Warranted tooth brushes , Kuhn's.
SeWonberg & Co.'a Key West Ci
gars at Saxe's.
The game law expires on nest
Sunday.
Frcth oyslcn at Richards' Res
taurant , 1017 Farnham street. 1H3
The cjrd rate of § 3 , on nails Is
re-affirmed by the nail a'gocialion.
Lots , Farme , Houses and Lands.
Look over Betnis' new column of bar
gains on first pi go.
For. RKNT. Store building , 174
Farnham street , ! M. llth and 12th.
Apply to Juo. A. CreJghlon. tf
The brick for the B. & M. round
house at Liifcoln comes from Crete
and lha brick for the now depot from
Ociaha.
Ociaha.Dra.
Dra. DIn moore and Gilford ,
HonKiiOpnthic Physic'.in * and Sur
geons , Williams Block , cor. 15th aud
Djdgo streets. ood-tf
L. A. Saalfield , the shorcr of bo
qus checks , has been buimd over to
await the action of the grand jury , and
is in the CDunty jail.
Being locked out of the Board of
Trade rooms by mistake Wednesday
theS. P. C. A. adjourned to meet in
two weokr.
tTrain No.4 , from the west yester
day , wai nn hour and a half late on ac
count of snow slides ou the Central
Pacific.
Prof. Fred. A. Chapman is deliv
ering a course of lectures on elocu
tion a-id voice culture , at the Busi-
ncjs College. He comes highly rec
ommended.
The Turners celebrated Father
Jahn's 192d birthday at the Tivoli
Garden last night. He was thefounder
of the organization. A grand time
was had , music , feasting , dancing tc.
The business at Altted's French
Cjffee House , 1420 Douglas street ,
has been changed to a. btrictly cc
business. The bill of fare wiil bo in
creased and every effort will be made
to accommodate patrons.
An elojjatiUilk stand of colors has
baen presented tluj Garficld and Ar
thur G'.ee Culb by Hon. J. R- . Man
chester. Across tho'sUra and stripes
the words "Garfield and Arthur" are
printed on a broad gold-colored rib
bon. It is a handsome gift.
J - #
Captain Porter is at work at
tempting io recover his cable which
was broken a few days since , but finds
i very luird work on account of its
continually catching the willows and
fl "atins driftwood. Ho says it ia hard
work to run the ferry and -make any
thing out of it , but1 he is going to try
it awful hard.
George Thuflow , the night watch
man at the Transfer emigrant house ,
wai robbed Wednesday of a new suit of
clothes and other articles of value , to
the amount of § 75 and upwards.
Someone entered him room the night
while he was ou duty. The officers
are on the scent of the criminal.
A young man dressed in a light
suit of clothes and with a blonde com
plexion , Wednesday obtained lodging
with Joseph Dews , Sixteenth and
Burt streets for which ho paid a quar
ter from a poctct-book full of change
taken from the clothing of a member
ot the family. This left the profit and
loss balance on tha wrong side.
Yesterday afternoon two parlies
of men were in Julius Ross' saloon
drinking beer , when the one which
was last to enter suddenly attacked
the others as they Eat at a table. Not
a word was spokuu , the first intima
tion of trouble bei'Jg a tertiblo blow
received in the head with a beer glass
by one of the men who. was'aittiu )
down. A general melvsjo followed uu
uus
til Julius took a club and a vigoiou
usul
part in the row. Hojirovo them ul
and restored qtnet in lets than CO
time. The wounded man was able t
w lk to the nearest drug store am
Ulei
hive his head attojidcd to. He blei
considerably and may be soriousl
hurt.
fowJaya t g6 one of our wealth :
Jest Germans in the presence of scv !
unit of our prominent citizana w *
.hgcussiui ; with Mayor.Chaso the fn
tn-d i > ro3pect of Omaha. Bet
agreed that its prospects were ver :
bright. The m yor said ho did lOt
entertain a doubt but that the ity ;
would contain 50,000 people in 1885 .
His German friend replied , "Ver
well , I will.give you a handeom
liorae and buggy on January 1 , 1880
jf wa have then that population. '
We hope to be at Chess's ranch Ttt.
New Year's d ylSS6 , and listen to tie .
epeech and witness the entertsinnwn
when he receives the present , as TII
do not doubt he will.
AUDACIOUS SOEILLEB ,
He Breaks Into a Bureau
With an Ax in Broad
Day Light ,
But is Caught With His Pocket
Full of Coin.
Joseph Schiller , a well-known ped
dler of the Jewish persuasion , Kaa
a ain arrested yesterday , thia time
oa the charge ofygrand larceny. Ho
went to the'houfl of Mr. Owen Conway -
way , on California street , Wednesday
afternoon , and Deceived from Mrs.
Conway a small balance due
on a picture sold her.
Ha saw her gelj the key , unlock the
rawer and take out a well-filled puree.
n the course of the afternoon he re-
3rned twice and tried to get an op-
lottunity to get at the wealth. Yt s-
erday , just after Mr. Conway left
or his work , Mrs. C. went up street
o buy some meat leaving two bright
ttle boys alone in the house. Schiller
ame in end sent one of the boys to
; et a bucket of water , when he got
.he nx and pried openhedrawerse5zed {
.he purse , containing 538.75 in coin
nd skedaddled. The boy returned
.n . time to witness the act and
gave the alarm when Schiller
ivas very hotly pursued and
, with the mone3'in his pocket.
There was a very plain case made out
cainct Schiller. It was the boldest
and the most audacious robbery that
taken place for some days. Only
§ 13.75 was recovered and he must
have dropped Ihe rest or thrown it
way on purposa to get it afterward.
DONT YOU POEaET IT.
Republicans Must Register , or
They Will Not Be Allowed
to Vote at the Prima
ries on August 26th.
There is a general impression among
publicans that paities who have
heretofore voted in Omaha are not
: ompolled lo flpply fcr registration at
ho coming primaries. This is a inis-
c. Nobody will bo registered nn-
es he applies in person to the repub-
icM registrars , and nobody will be
allowed to vote at the coming primary
unless his name appears on the repub-
ican reeistcr.
This is done to prevent democrats ,
non-residents or repeaters from voting
at the republican primaries. To ac-
cormnodfuo republicans of the Fifth
and Sixth waras , the registrars will
sit atlloeder's drugstore on Sixteenth
street , this ( Thurtday ) evening , from
7 lo I ) o'qjcck. It is desirable that
the registration of these wards shall
be complele. Every republican who
a entitled to vote at the nest general
election will bo allowed to have his
mine registered. All that is required
s personal application to the regis
trars.
Those Priests.
" "
"OMAHA , August 12th 1880.
To the Editor of TIIK GEE.
Regarding the statement made in
last evening's BKH that the two catbo
lie priesti who wire stopping at the
St. Nicholas hotel at the time of its
conflagration were so under the in
fluence of liquor that itwai with dif
ficulty they were gotten out of the
building , we have to elate , firat that
the priests were in nocaso intoxicated
second , that they were shown by the
ady of the hcuse the proper and safe
exit from the burning building.Jhird
they wore not "pulled out of bed and
thrown down stairs. "
HEXKY W. GCELKEU.
Lite proprietor of the St. Nicholas-
V. BUUKLEY.
Why doBB yourselves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely frnit
cathartic will cure yon at once Ham
burg Figs. jTry them.
Murphy A ; Lavettlns. , Agency ; olden
on established agency in this atate.
Resignation of Rev. E H. E. Jameson.
At the close of the prayer meeting
at the First Baptist church Wednes
day evening the members of the
diurch and society present trcro much
surprised when the pastor , "Rev. E. H.
E. Jameson , roio nnd read to them
liis rcpignation of the charge filled by
im so lone and BO acceptably. Be
nff rmed them that he had been ap-
> ointed to an important position by
ho Home Missionary society , being
hat of superintendent of missions for
.he district including Nebraska.
A rule of the church requires
hree months' notice in such cases and
fnmeEon said he would tender Ids res-
gnalion , to take effect three months
icnce , but desired that the church
jrould suspend the rule ? , H necessary ,
.nd give him psrmission to enter up-
on bis new work at the beginning of
September. No immediate action was
taken upon tha resignation , which \vas
laid upon the table , to bo taken np at
the next regular monthly meeting ,
on Wednesday night , the 18th inst.
Much jrogret was expressed on the
; part of the church and sdcicty that
- ihoy should bo c.illed upon to part
; with their minister , and many hope
that he cm yet bo induced tc
withdraw the rcsigua tion and remai
to > with his present charge , but in Jill
probability Mr. Jameson had thor
oughly re v lvcd the matter in his mint
; before taking the step , and has madi
up his mindlo accept the position of
furetl. Ho has served as pastor hen
for over four jears.
raa A ROW ! joke is told us confiden
fu- tially on Sir. Henry Hobbie , whc
ith lst week went out on the Elkhon
ry with a party to hunt and fish for a few
days. He and one of the boys wen
in a boat fishing , when , seeing 't
. couple of blackbirds sitting tempting
ly within roach , he drew a bead sm
them and blazed away. The boat laj
, at a broadside position , and the re
cell of the gun kicked the marksm&r
. over backward , upsetting the boat fine (
immersing him and his _ compamor
arm-pit deep in the water , from whicr
3 ! they emerged with ardor considerablj
j dampened , as well as themselves.
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WIRE WORK ,
The Unexampled Growth of
Business in the A. & P.
Telegraph Office ,
They Will Remove to New
Quarters September let.
Omahi is constantly presenting new
surprises in the remarkable successes
which- attend the growth of enter
prises of all Linda undertaken in her
midst. These are a stronger proof of
the life and vigor that characterize our
city than almost anything else , and
the instance we have now in hand is
one of the most marked that has as
yet come under our notice.
All will recall the opening of the
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph compa
ny's office , in the drug store of D. W.
Saxe , corner of Farnham and Thir
teenth , on April 10th. At that time
there were but two operators required
to transact the business of the office ,
which has steadily increased from
month to month , under the able man
agement of Mr. E. L. Armstrong , un
til it has assumed such considerable
proportions that the company has
been compelled to hire additional op
erators. There are now two
operators employed constantly
from 8 o'clock in the morning
until two o'clock at n'ght ' in handling
the telegraph report of Tur.BEE alone ,
which amounts to an average of over
ten thousand words a day.
Tbo manager has found It necessary
to remove to more -commodious and
convenient quarters , and for that pur
pose has secured the cast store room
hi the elegant new block of Max Mey
cr's on Farnham , between Tenth and
Eleventh. This will befitted up at
once , and it Is ozpected that they will
be ready to be ; in business by Septem
ber 1. This will be abigboom for the
A. & P. and also for the city , and wo
expect to see the A. it P. continue in
the future the same course of prosper
ity it has In the past enjoyed.
FAST TRAIN TO CHICAGO DA Y
LIGHT HON.
To accommodate these wishing to
attend tha conclave of Knights Tom
plars at Chicago , the Chicngo and
Northwestern railway will run a fast
train Sunday , August 15th , leaving
Omaha at 5 o'clock a. m. and arriving
in Chicago at 9 o'clock the same even
ing , making the through run by day
light. Reduced rates to all who wisl
to go. Special inducements to Knights
and their families. For full particu
lars call at the ticket office , corner
Fourteenth and Farnham streets.
augll-ot
Wild Plums at Fleming's.
In making their contracts forma
teridl and supplies of all kinds , th
City Water Works company of Oina <
ha would do well to patronise home
institutions in all ca es where it can
do so with equal advantage to itself.
We have iron manufacturers here tha
take second rank to none , and deserve
serve to reap the benefit of the pee
plo's money rather than to see it gi
to Chicago or St. Louis men.
Sibarian Grab Apples at Fleming's
The North Bend Excursion.
On Saturday next the annual pic
nic of the Union Pacific Band and
their friends , will take place at North
Bend. Judging from the interest
manifested ou all oides , the crowd
that vill go out this year will more
than double that of last. A very In
tcreating programme of " games and
sports has been prepared which is her
given : -
Long raca , prize , a beautiful cutb
chain ; Jthreo-legged race , prize , twc
silver cups ; sack race , prize , a set o
gold studs ; wheel barrow race , prjze :
gent's pin ; vaulting witlrpole , pri
an elegant gold chain ; standing high
leap , prize , a pair of sleeve buttons
boy's race , prize , a splendid Richie
harmonica ; greas'sd ' pig , the
will bo given for the prize. The games
will be interspersed with dancing OD
a largo and commodious dancing pa'
vilion , erected for the purpose. Then
will also be glass ball and targe
shooting. No extra charge for enter
ing any of the games or for dancing ,
Music for the dancing by the full 17 ,
P. band. A laqjo swing has bee :
erected for the accommodation of la .
dies and cliil'dreu. A large place has ,
also been cleared for those wishing to
play croquet. Everything possible will
be done for the pleasure and conven
ience of these attending. Refresh
ments will be furnished on the
grounds. The train will leave the U.
F. yards at 7:30 a' in. and the Tenth
street depot at 8:30 : sharp. Returning
leave North Bend at about 5 p. m.
The street cars will bo in waiting at
the end nf the Eighteenth and Twen
tieth streets terrnini of the street rail
way lines at 7 o'clock on Saturday
morning to accommodate those who
como in from the more remote portions
of Iho city.
Shadow of Death Valley.
It is said that Will L. Visscher ,
well known in this city and through
out the lower Missouri valley , is now
on his way east with the California
"Shadow of DealhTalley" company ,
*
producing a playfounded on incidente
tsw
connected with the Mountain Meadon
and other massacres.
School Superintendent.
The board of education held n sheri
and very quiet meeting last evening
there losing only seven member
present. This principal busincsi
transacted was the election , of a EU
porintoudcnt of the city schools. Mr
Gourde B. Lane , of St. Louis , -na
asT.
elected without any opposition. Mr
T.Ut
Lane is the assistant supcrinlcudeu
of the city schools of St. Louis , and i
said lo bo a , very practical man am
scholar , hii recommendations being o
the very highest character. His SB il-
sry was fixed at § 2,400 per annum.
Elegant accommodations , lowcs
price , Astor House , N. Y. 14-dlm.
TO THE KNIGliTS TEMTLARS
I desire to hwo the names by ;
a Friday noon , August 13th , of all whi
- desire to go to Chicago via. C. , B. &
Q. railroad on the California specia al.at
train leaving Council Bluffs Augus
14th at 3.50 p. m. , that I may beer
enabled to secura-sleeplng-berths
all. Leave word at the ticket office
Fourteenth and Farnham streets.
W. J. DAVESPORT ,
augll-2t General
Hamburg Flga 25o a box ,
MATOTE BECQBDr
Arrival of the Steam Ferry
boat Undine , Under
Sealed Orders ,
Which The Bee Will Open for
Its Readers.
About4o'clcok Wednesdayafternoon
the side-wheel , 'high pressure ferry
boat "Undine" arrived at this port
from Sioux City and tied up at the
levee , below Porter's ferry landing.
The "Undine" is not a new boat ,
but was built at Wellsville , Ohio , in
1868. She is of 76.48 tons burden ,
is provided with two high pressure
engines , 14-inch cylinders , and has a
5 ft. 8 In. stroke. Her two heavy
boilers and powerful engines give her
a motive power not exceeded by that
of any boat on the river , and have
been known to drive her , down
stream , 300 miles in one day , at a high
stage of water. The distance from
Sioux City to Omaha , 210 miles , was
made in a little over one day. She
left the former place Tuesday , having
been employed in ferrying there for
nine or ten years past.
A new boat received this spring re
liood her from duty , and after ply
ing at Niobrara a while this spring
and summer she wai sent to Omaha
under command of Captain S. B.
Cowles , who was ordered to report to
Mr. Frank Murphy , of this city , for
On the way down both rudders were
broken , about 120 miles above Oma
ha , but wera repaired before goint
further , and the Undine is now in
good shape to do business. She is
capable of carrying fourteen teams a
one time , and has a commodious cabin
on the hurricane deck for passengers
Tha boat is owned by D. T. Hedge ;
and others , and is run , wcunderstand
under an old charter from the terri
tory of Nebraska. Of this old com
pany Mr. Frank Murphy was a member
ber and wo learn on good authority
that it is the purpose of the owners to
run this boat between Omaha and th
oppositoside of the river , It being be
lieved that the business will juslif ;
such an enterprise. It is a snug , sub
tantial and powerful boat and we be
lieve that it will find all it can do a
the port of Omaha.
PERSONAL , PARAGRAPHS.
A. J. Poppletoti ia in St. Paul.
F. W. Gridley is at home again.
Hun. J. II. Millard went eai
Wednesday nicht. ;
J. J. Cumminga loft for the wea
yesterday.
L. H. Korty and family west eat
Wednesday.
P. B. Great left for St. Jco Wodues
day night.
J. M. Thuraton has returned from
the south.
Lieut , Oscar Elting , U. S. A. , went
west yesterday.
P. L. Perino and family left yester
day for South Park , Col.
Miss Hattie McChfiono hai gone to
Kansas City on a vi jit.
Thomas A. McSbanr and family left
for Minnesota Wednesday.
Dr. Conkling has ono to Wiscon
sin for a few weeks recreation.
Hon. G. H. Wells , of Schuyler ,
went west on the 110011 trainjyesterday.
J. O'Donahoo , of the Omaha police
f orco , has "one eastjfor a brief visit.
M. H. Judd , of the land depart
ment , went east Wednesday over the
Rock Island.
Mr. J. Wilkinson , editor and pro
prietor of the St. Thomaa ( Canada )
Times , and Mr. P. Bevier , proprietor
of the Lisgar House , at St. Thomas ,
two representative gentlemen of the
Queen's Dominion , are in the city to
day , prospecting. They are under the.
yrotocting care of Mayor Chase.
Uied.
TKACY In this city on August 10th
{ Philip Patrick , youngest son of An-
I drew and Elizabeth Tracy , aged
j four years and nine months ; and on
August llth , Margaret , second old
est daughter , aged fourteen years.
"What a sad announcement 1 How
full -of keen sorrow to relatives and
frienc's. ' Phillie , tha curly haired
bright eyed , brilliant little cherul
who wns wont to meet his brother
and. sistora on their njturn from schou
and pracociouBly gather from them
fragments of the aay'a lessons , which
far beyond hia ken shr
were , but the par
ent like repetition of which gav
promise of rare "intellect. He ireas
winged his flight to heaven. Thii
world yrai not good enough for him
whose baptismal robes , immaculati
and shining as when they wore Crs
donned , wore better suited to the com
pany of angels.
And Maggie , O parents ! your cu
of is full to
sorrow overflowing , am
fain would we olfer words of con lola
tion , and help smooth the ruggci
path , and. bear with you the burden o
your cross. But it is not uocetsary
Your cal 31 ri signation ard Christiai
fortitude and unswerving faith ar
sufficient to sustain you. May Goi
give you strength in this great calami
ty. Wo kae w Maggie well in th
school room , -where she exhibited
superior intellect of which her pai
ents might well feel proud. As a plaj
mate so amiable , so desirous t
. please others at the cost c
inconvenience to self. So belove
that the group was not complet
is
unless Maggie participated. We bad
id her good-bye yesterday
monrng , an
of while wegraapedthewasted finger an
- felt the feverish brow , and Iroked in !
to those larg 3 radiant eyes and shed
tear at the thought of losing one t
young and fair , wo saw her lips niov
in prayer , a quiet resignation , ad
faith wonderful in one so young , gav
us to understand that we were In he
: presence of a youn g saint. Two beau
tiful flowers are celled from the faml
Iv pasture transplanted from illis
"vale of tears" to the Throne lisof
Grace , where they become the watch :
ful guardians and earnest advocates o
those whom they have left behind.
behind.R.
R.
Farmers having hay to contract , fo
delivery at Willow Springs distillery
will do well to call 09 Her & Co. , 131 !
Ifarnham street , Omoha , without de
laji as they Trll ; soon , atop contract
ing. jy26dwlnj
BUGLE CALL ,
The Gathering of Boys In
BlueWho Have Marched ,
Fought and Suffer
ed Together.
The Memories They Cling to
and Love the Best.
The preparations for the forthcom
ing reunion of soldiers and sailors at
Central City , September 13th and 18th
both days inclusive , are going on act
ively , and on a scale which promises
to make it one of the biggest events of
the kind that has ever occurred in the
country. Thousands of veterans from
every state in the union , the militia of
oar own slate , the various brass and
cornet bands of the state , and over
fifty posts of the Grand Army will be
in attendance , with thousands of citi
zens.
Speaking , eingincf music by brass
and martial bands , artillery salutes ,
company and regimental drills , dress
parades , inspections and reviews ,
camp fires , artillery duels bynightand
sham battles by day , are but a part
of the week's entertainment , the reg
ular progrjfcgme of which will-be " pub
lished in d jfcaffln j , W'
A liit of S 2."J.B'prizes has been
offered , including : ? 100 to the best
amateur brass or cornet band from
Nebraska , ihat shall attend the re
union each .band to select three
pieces , and the committee three , viz :
"Star Spangled Banner , " "Mocking
Bird , " and "Hail Columbia ; " the
prize to bo awarded to the band play
ing the six pieces the best. A stanc
of colors , to co t not less than § 50 ,
to the best fltfitp militia company ( uni
formed ) appearing upon the grounds ,
to bo determined by their drill am
soldierly bearing instead of number
but not less ilun a platoon of sixteor
files will be considered a company A
priza silk banner , to bo presented by
the Indies of Central Cily to the G. A.
R. post from Nebraska having the
largest representation at the reunion
( Morriok county excluded ) .
The latest goner.il orders issued by
the department commander are as ful
lows :
H'DQ'KS DEP'T or NEIL , G. A. R. ,
Ass't Adj't Gen's OJHco ,
OMAHA. Neb , August 5 , 1880.
General Orders No. 3.
I. The semi-annual encampment o :
the department will convene at the
headquarters of Buford post , No. 23
in Central City , Nebraska , on Wednes
day , September 15 , 1880 , at 2 o'clock
p. m.
II. Department headquarters wil
bo established at the headquarter ,
tent of camp Buford , where the cetin
cil of administration will assemble a
10 o'clock a. m. , September 15 , 1880
III. The commander of peat No
23 will detail an ollicer of the day , am
oflicorand guard , and nine comrade
for guard duty during the encamp
mcnt. The ollicer of the day will report
port to the A. A. G. , at 10 a.m. on
the 15th for instructions.
IV. The attention of pest commanders
mandors is callol to sec. 1 , article 2.
chapter V. . R & R ; alsosec. 2 , articl
4. , chapter V.R. & R.
V. The report of the committee
arrangementa'fortho soldiers and saii
era * re-union to be held at Centra
City for the week commencing Sep *
13 , 1880 , as far as completed b ap
proved , and hereby announced. [ The
report has already been published in
THE BEE. ] ED.
VI. The commander 6f Post No. 7 ,
will detail ton comrades to report to
pase department commander , R. H.
Wilbur , for escort duty to the com-
mander-in-chief , Gen Louis Wagner ,
Sept. 14,1880.
VII. A list of all posts in peed
standing will bo forwarded to Com
mander W. H. Webster , Sept. 1,1880 ,
that quartern will bo reserved ( or
them in the G. A. R. camp.
VIII. To avoid delay in obtaining
supplies and badges , posts should
make requisition for a sufficient sup
ply in time , eo ihat they may bo pro
cured from national headquarters.
By command of
JAMES W. SAVAGE ,
Department Commander.
JOHN S. WOOD ,
Assistant Adj't Gen.
Official : S. A. HUNTOON , A. A. A. G.
Real Estate Transfers.
James H. McArdleand wife to John
Dawson. w. d. , s. lot 5 , block 28
city of Omaha $1,200.
John H. Levy to Byron and Lewis
S. Reed : q , c. d , part block 144 , city
of Omaha § 213.62.
. Byron Reed and wife and Joht H.
Levy to Ann Alderion : q. c. d. , lot
50 by 93 8-10 feet , on Harney street
S127.10.
JohnH. Levy to Byron Reed : q. o.
d. , pot tion ot market street , city ol
, Omaha § 39.38.
- The city of Omaha to John H
Levy : w. d. , nil that portion of Mar
ket street vacated , lying south ol
. - Harney and between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets , city of Omaha
S380.
Joseph Barker et al. to John O'Oon
nell . d. . 22 feet lot
, , : w. , n. 2 , blocl
101 , city of Omaha ; also , right-of-wai
over w. 10 feet of s. 44 feet of said lo"
! 2 § 1,000.
; John H. Kellom and wife to Alfrec
R. Dufrena ; w. d. , parcel in lot 3
Capitol addition , city of Omaha
81,175.
- J. H. Kellom and wife lo the Cit
( of Omaha : w. d. several loti and par
as eels of land in the City of Omaha fo
street and alley purposes. $1,000.
Henry D. and Daniel W. Shull am
wives to Ottp Beil : w. d. lot 8 , bloc
test 2 , ShuH'q addition to the City o
Omaha.G40. .
st - ? G40.
Wui. M. Dtvyer and wife to Wm
R. Mathis : w. d. lot 7 , block 8 , Par
ker's addition to the City of Omaha
up ]
nd § 225.
la- John P. Hoaley and wife to Join
lacd P. Healy and wife to John F. Quinn
cdof w. d. lots 1 and 2 , block 2021 , city c
ofy Omaha § 2,500.
yan Jacob R. Hendrir and wife to Jo
ire tur R. Conkling : w. d. lot 2 , bloc
od 5011 , city of Omaha , and lots 5 and C
block 14 , Isaac and Selden'a addition
nibs city of Omaha § 1,800.
a
IRISH AMERICAN REPUBLICANS-
tyto
toof A Meeting Called at the Bean
ed of Trade Boom.
to
de
nd OMAHA , August 13.
nd Tc-the Irish-American Republicans of Eouil ;
Count
} :
n-
late GENTLEMEN At the national Irisl
American republican convention , hel
to
at Indianapolis , Indiano , on the 14t
ve
of July last , a national organizatiot
known as "The Irish-American Rs
ve publican League , " was formed , c
- which organizition an executive con
mittee , consisting of one member froi
- each state and territory , was elected
of The undersigoed was telected a
ofh member of said executive committe :
hof for the state cf Nebraska , and as sue !
member it becomes chm
my duty to organ
Izo clubs or branches of the nations
organization within my jurisdiction
_ _ Therefore , for the purpose of form
: ing such organization In this locality
, all Irish-American republicans in
Douglas county are invited to meet st
the board of trade rooms in this cit
on the 14th inst. ' '
at 8 o'clock p. m.
GEO. 31. O'BBiEjf ,
, Member national executive committee
7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertise menu To Let For Bale ,
Lost , Found , VTwitt , Bo rdln r 4c. , will be In
serted In those columns once for TEN CENTS
per Un ; each rabsoqnontlnscrtlon.FIVE CENTS
per line. The first Insertion never less thin
TWENTY-FIYE CEMT3.
TO LOAM-MONEY.
< jaKp f\f\\fO LOAN At 8 per cent Inter
bOl > , UUU cs * . Inranisof 2000 anil up
wards for 1 tn 6 vears' time on first class improv
ed citv and farm property. Apply at BEMIS1
Real Estate and Loan Agency , 15th and Doutlaa
Sta 278-eodtf
ZT TO TXJAK Call at Law Offlcs
M D. L. 7H011AS. RonmS.Crelghton Block
ONKT TO IiOAH 1109 Farnham street.
M Dr. Edwardfl Ixwn Aeency. nov-22-ti
HEIP WANTED
TTTANTED ( Joed ni'chtne hand vantC'I , at
Vy Omiha Shirt Factory No other mod np-
ply. 103-tf
TTTANTKD A nomnncnok aril dtninsr room
VV eirl at MrKcnz'e Dinln ? Room * , corner
10th and Dodge St * . P. N. GUSTIN , Pro. 283-13
- 2 clrla at French Coffee House.
WANTED- S3-m-w.f
A wowun for washing and Iron.
WANTED at Emmet liouso. 231-12
NTED Ceo * , Apply at 1D15 Webster
street. 266 tf
TIT"ANTED Good cook , t Richard's R'B'nur
VY ant 1017 Farnham St. 2G9-t' '
GIRL wanted to dr > rcncral housework.
A
Er quire John A. SIcShane , cor. 17th and
Caw SU. 357-tf
od cirl for e ncral hmnework.
Anplv to WILLIS M. YATES , 1513 Dodse
St. . near 16th. 3H-11
ANTF.P , A Girl to do hou'e work , 1109
Rtrret. nnSfnin 14a
ttAXTEO-MISCEUAHEQU * .
MAN WANTED At the RrmVlrn meat
A rnirket. 13th St , between Jac' SOT anil
Jones , for delivery wajnnj 230 tf
OV WAr-TFP A sirart , artiye DOT for office -
B fico \ < otk. The Hnulstron CO. 2S 13
WANTED Srroml hind cnclr.o . n < l holler ,
len io fourteen horse power ; must he in
cco.lorlcr _ Address A. H. , BcoOfllce. 239-1"
W PUno Inninp and repairlnz t
HOSPB'S , 1510 Podec St 300-lm
"TTTANTKn Foreman at brick-jard. T. XIIJR
VV RAY. 165-t
FOR PFHT-KnUSES AHD LAND.
BEMIS OFFKRS A SFLKNDID LIST 0
TUrinlns In Homes. Lots , Farms am
Lull-Is. In his now col nnm on 1st pssre.
T 0 RENT NIccTv furni-lic , ! room , Jf. F. cor
17li ! and Capitol A\c. 231-1
TTIOR RENT JliTp idrix-o. S. W ror. IS'liam
P Izani. orllir , chtciii , summer kitchen , etc
o. c. iior.niK. 2S7-1
FOU KENT A nnclj fumWicd front room
Enipttrcat 151G Dodge et. 2S3tf
T7IOR RnVTT ; ( . MctfM nnrtliHpot corner 11th
I1 and Californiv 5t3. Inquire Uui inor
north. 333 1 :
T7IOR RKNT A hriiBowitli five rooms , sm
f rclhr ami cii'cni ' R. W. cor. of 13th i'i
CIilc.170 Sis C.AXrORD. 323-t
"T71OR RENT 2 fiirnliliril rormq n\rr Mer
( . ' cKwtt Ejcliingo , N. K. Cor. Ifith nn
Prelcf ttrop'q. 2S9-lf
FOll HKM1 Str < * rrom In britk Wocljcorne
inthan.l IVnthsSts. . with or with uteri
Iir. A'sn , 3 rooms In eccuml story. Apnlv t
American Hnme. S90H
NICKLY fnriiiIic.l rwmK with t > oru.l Hrick
lioiuc Ilct 17th anil 13th streets on Cm *
T URNIRJIED ROOMS FORRENT-AtDavrn
I1 roil House. lylflt
"J7TOR HUNT House with sir rnomi , well , eli
I1 torn ami i-nll i" . On Capl'ol Ava . hit 1511
and Ifllb , noiith side J. S. JIcCORMlCIC IRl.t
FOt SALE.
'J710R SALE S x-fnotshowca c.12 ( not counte
J ; and store fhelvhu , at 457 loth Si , Omiha ,
2)3-1 J
T710U SAtK For 30 < Hrn tha hnnio anil lo
I1 N K. cor. llth nnJ Harney. Enquire ot L
n Snrneer , up stairs on the premises , or S. IT
Howell , llth and Dcu-'Ias. 21M
pBSTAURANT FIR SALE BuiUinr xu
I Vj two sto-y. bui t less than a yeir , nell pay
incr , no competition , no hotel in town , s'x bed
rooms. Will be sold 'th stock and furniture
chrap for cish Address E. ANGELL , Grafton
Neb. 201
EOi ; LAttDS , LOTS , HOUSES AND FARM
look over BEJIIS' new column on 1st patfi
Bargains
STOCK FAR5I FOR SALE 1000 acres , direl.
inc mul out-bouses , in Dourlas County o
the Elkhorn rltcr ; Irit stcck ranee I
Eastern Nebrstka. T me cay Also 140 hea
of cattle. If 0 hoe and piss 7 nor cf , and 'ot o ,
farming Implement ? . Innui'C law office ot T.
W. T. RIcbinlR , Omiha , Neb. ' -
FOR SALE Farr.ily carriage and splendid
riding pony IQthaiH Capitol a\e. 2t (
FH SAI.K Cottonwood lumber ol all eizca.at
RKDMOND'S. Sixteenth-eL 616-tf
"P OR SAI.E A Grist Mill. Appiy at
i. 472-tf I. . B
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OTS , FARMS. HOUSEa AND LANDS Loo.
± J over ItEJIlS' new column of bargains on let
mAKEN UP Ausr. Oth , ' 0 , 1 bj mare , brand-
J. cd J. C , on left hip , luld face , 1 white hind
foot. Can be found at "lied Barn , " IBth St.
282-13
,
.
.
,
"
ty ; POWDER
iror
id Absolutely Pure ,
ck ] Hade from Grape Creim Tartur. So othe
of preparation makes such lijrht , flaky hot breads
or luxurious putry. Can be eiten by dipa.tki
without fear of the ills rcaultinp from heavy In
. dlgtstiblofond.
Sold only in CTIIH , by all Grocers.
\r- HOT A i. BAKUO : POWDBH Co. , New Tork.
.
Oil AHA WATER 1VOKKS.
lin
:
of Ifolicc iu Conimdon.
Sca'cd proposal ! wi'l ' be received by the Cit
"o- Water Works Company of Onnba , Kcb.al lh fir
"ock olficc , room No. J , Crtigbton Block , in snul city
ck ! until 12 o'clock , noon , of WcilnniUy. the Irt ay
of fcqUcuibcr , ISaO , for.furnlaliiiii ; alt material
and i rfoiniitii : woik as fullont.
One compound or condensing } Hmping-cncini
lthC3pac't > t > putrp 3OOO.iOU. . e. gallon
asraiii't XW fccth < M < l from the Mustmri nier
tbcs urie of supply , mtnther tci\oi aandalsi !
to ork anliiit a uiaxiiLUin Ore prcsciito < - < jm
to 350 head.
Ala j one noii-comi-ound ron cnnucrsm en
rd glne of 2,000COO tallonstapaci y under hkccoa
ditlopgasabo e.
Also four boilers nith all their nppurtcii ncca
Al < < > engine founda'ioiri and bviler ce llnia.
Als > one engine and boilsr hoora eomp'eto.
Also tl o fiitiiisalnff approximately 4.VCO ten
of cast iron water pipoand 75 tons ot spcial cait
ing.
ing.Aljo
hs ; Aljo the laving ot 23 mil s of pipe tosethe
withrpccialca tinf inclujini ; hauling , furnish
Inc lewJ , fuinislunj and f ct'inj ; vjlyo boxes nd
corera nd ihe ecttnu of hjdrants
Also the furnishing the neteeaary valves.
1th Also the furnishing < f 2iO fin , bjdrants.
1thm Ale the fumnhin ; ut all nuterula not fount
, on Ihe ground , and t-onstructlrcSreienoirawitl
laof anag.r Kr te cai-acity of O.OOO.CUO t-allons to
of CCthcr with rcc hmj and settling chambers in
fluent ani cSlu nt irrargtmenta and eterythinj
m- nccts ary to lu.K uin.plete the same
Also in fiunirhing all miteciib ] and libor ne
CC far to fully complete the , influent or 18.er
well and ila connectloni with the river and wjtl
as the pompins machlner j.
ee fapo-.iflcationa Mill befurniihed on applicatior
ch at the office of the company from and attsr anbe <
lath inst.
- Plans and deU'led drawings will be reidy foi
the examination of bidden at the compiny'i
office as a ovB from ind alter the 25th inst.
. Payments will be made monthly on work dent
- and mitenili f nrnishtd , with reservations and
exceptions M set forth in specifications
' Mdi will be received for the above work In" de
tail fortbe whole oriay part thereof.
Tbe eetspiny hereBv reserve the lisrbtto tefed :
any or all bids. SAMOELK. JOHSSOV.
aag2d6t Preaideat.
th
Etiwoq ft Co
. Portlind , ililne ,
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Large tracts suitable fcr
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many 01
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-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
Wo also have
i ONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
1O perceut. interest to all who
can ehow good titles.
Maps for Douglas and Sarpy
Counties lor sa' ,
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Farn. St. , Omaha ,
TjlOK REST Two new cottages. 5 rooms ach ,
U every convenience , Chicago bet. 22 & 23
streets. UOGOa k UlLL.
WANTED We want to contract with a reli
able man to clear and Riub 20 acres of
bnnh land. EOUGi & HILL.
WANTED 15,000 yards of dirt
nOQf.8 & HiLL.
BRICK HOUSE Convenient to business , with
fu'I ' lot , 7 rooms , $2,1CO.BOGGS
BOGGS k HILL.
FOR KENT-Ncw residence. § 33.
BOGGS k HILL.
TJ10R EXCHANGE For ciy property , small
JC tracts of land , covered with younp limtcr
atf20pcracre. COGOi A HILL.
O OTEL PROPERTY We are authorized to
M offer the Atlantic Hotel at the srrcitly re
duced trice of $10,000. all furnished and in run
ning order , time to suit. BOGUS & HILL.
"TT10RSALE Bran new house. 5 room ? , with
t ? every com cnience , with half lot. 33x132
ft. , No. 1 location , time to mit , will sell at a bar
gain for 5 day * only.
BOGGS k HILL ,
TjlOK SALE Brick powder house and 7 acres
JJ near Stock Yards , | 2,500.BOGGS
BOGGS & HILL.
riOR SALE Corner half of lot 3. W. Cor. U
_ C and Jackson at a sacnfiie.
sacnfiie.BOGdS
BOGdS 4 HILL.
riOR SALK-FuU comer lot , K. 2. Cor. 16 and
' Jonea Sis.
EOGGS & 11IIL.
RANTED School district bonds at a fair
discount.
COO OS k BILL.
MOSF.Y TO LOAN Any one wishing to use
10 per cant , money in sums to suit from
5500 to ? 0,009 , can procure it through u .
BOGUS & HILL.
FOR SALE 8 bn < dne-s Jeta. next west of
Masonic Temple. 51,050 each.
EOOGS & IIILL.
SALE-2 lots uert of Odd Fellows Block.
FOll EOGGS & 1KLL.
T710R A CHEAP LOTOo to Boggs and mil's ad-
JP ditioll.
- still have some s-nall
MOUTGAGES-We Kile , ramnuj ; from J100 to
$900. Persons hat inc small sum ] of money can
invest with safety , and nithunt aoy czpcnto
whitetcr , and get 10 per cent. Interest.
BOGGS & HILL.
A DOME ? inotoSW is allyounrol P y
down if joii l > uy a hoxc for yourself
, through us. Time to au't ' va balin-c.
COG03 & HILL.
RENT Improved farm ncr barrackx.
FOll EOOG.S & HILL
T70RSALE Home iml fall kit "c stcr
L street , one of the btst locations "a lh city ,
Jlj&OO ; easy terms.
BOGUS k HILL.
NEW HOUSES We are now prepared to
; build bouses orth from $100 to S5W on
our new addition , 'Atb and : > tn and Farnhani ,
Dough * and Dodzc. " and 6 11 on small monthly
' pajnvnli BOCISS&HILU
T > ESIDE.VCK LOTS KOIl SALE 230 lots in
JLKontzj .V Iluth'a addition , neat bue'ncae ' ,
i-ooil surroundings. Iota co\crc > l uiili } oun <
trees , ami arc tbc choicest , rheare-t andneireat
su to liulncsa of.iny lot ) in the market. By all
means look at Id's In Kountzc k Ruth's additl n
before purcbashin ? elsewhere Will cell on
monthly payments : P/icc 4100to 3-150
BOOOS k HILL.
/ " /1UEVPL01S and 5 , block 0. Sbino'aad-
\j ilition. Want be t offer at once for one or
"
both. EOGQS k HILL.
S Lots 17 nd IS , Tbomell's ad
dition. EOQOS& HILL.
0USE AND HALF LOT Near ThirH-anth
H and Capitol avenue , 91,600.
BOOGS & HILL.
BEST LOTS In Shinn's addition , ! WO.
BOGGS and J1ILL.
OUSEAPD ItALF LOT On Dodge stretl.
j _ . tictwcsnTuc'fth and Thirteenth. A well
Jmrrnc. ! ind desirable place , cott J3.200. W ill
. sell fcr 32.10J , half caan. talince one and two
jeara. BOGOS&IULU
A SACRIFICE The buMne 3 lot KxIK fe 5
J\ . next eaacf J-Inlngert ware rooms 15 *
Farnham itreeti must te sold ( hit month lor
wtatlfiDbiintbcuh.
EXCHAlTOE owner of 320 acres near
AN Bblr wYl exc ' 'M1 ? * 'or &nl ellM tniiness
't rtmh * and piy from
$3,000- :
-
- o ootuges
BARGAIST-T
T atb street , sou'b of
91,500 forboth.
I v CHOICE LOT3-Oa P 'k WW ATWUJ/
JO QJr3 oiblocVJromdepot , WOtotttO.
MonthypiyBeaU , BOQG3 * HIU- .
Immense Stock for
: SPRING AND SMER
Fine Custom-Miide
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits ,
For Men ,
Boys , and
Children.
Under-Wcar , Hats and Caps ,
Trunks and Vnliscs , at
Prices to Suit All.
3E * O
Farnham Street , N ear Fourteenth
I
JIT UP AM ) CUT ! NO OLS ) STOCK !
Having Taken the Above for Our Motto , Wo are
Determined to Offer
Our Entire Summer Stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOOD S
Regardless oi' Cost.
In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods ,
We Will Xot Re Undersold.
jBOSTOIET OLOTBCIINGrECOTJSE ,
FARXIIAU STREET.
CHARLES SOHLAM. SOL. PEINCE.
oncHARD&BEAN. | DEWEY & STONE , J.B.FRENCH&GQ
3X.2E : GEOCEES ,
OMAHA.
OMAHA Oil AH A-
5 O ,
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST !
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & Organ
.A 1ST 33
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
New Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
We Mean liiisincss. Come mid ! > < f onviiirnK
FEVER i AGUE
ERADICATES ALX. MALARTAT ,
DISEASES froiu the SYSTE&T.
J. O. RICHARDSON , Prop. ,
ST. LOUIS.
LANGE & FOIT1GK ,
Dealers m
House Fiirnishin ? Uoods , Shelf Hardware ,
and Etc.
| 1221 Farnham Street , 1st Door East First National Bank ,