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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1880)
I iiJb.i. > AlLY BEE. Wecl esdayl orm Jg'Ocfc. 20. 8 advertisement. -For thelccthKuurj'6 Dcntrifice. - > -Winter cays cheap atTredenck'a. s " fgaxe-6 nsw fin Cent Cigar. P&tcr is running the Omaha Ferry. Ik perfume at Kuhn'-e only. nnd Vc- r l bsaulifaMy * * UvB jij u - x rland train from the West yes- late. The belt of meats at Bith & White's market , opposite the postoffice. 29-tf * . The regular monthly Oandard club at their hall to-morrow Uce rtyt ki - wp V1 1 " night. For lands , LoU , Houses and Farm ? look over Bemis' new column on first page , * Bargains. i , Bath & White , opposite the .post , * office , " receive frts-h fish even'Thursday. twt-tf ' - Just Arrive < l-The nobhiefct Heating 1 ' SI e for the season of 1SSO has just ar . . rived at Wm. F. Stoetzels. oct',945' . The GarOeld and At tb.ur glee-club wl * * met , last night at the visual place. Krj mcaiber is requested to IMJ present. tU -ijjots , Farms , HonseJ and J amlg. Ix > oL * ' - over Bem'w' n w column of bargains on IK' irutherfi.nl , the wat r-worka contractor * -1 tUiu that he vuuld Tuiivqm the city ou Timrwlay , to begin active operations. The tu > oUbl .of conipauyG , \w poctponcJton Fridajr on account o 1)i.lwej er.wliftake "place thwcveiiing uy ( Bees * and ieaf Mutes' ef JLrrM inmi twhuh ; was pobtj > uned from niglit on account of the ok"rlace last evening 'at the Christian church. x - On Wcdn-tday , Ottober 27th , the St , Jouni Bohemian Benevt lent Society w il * jjiv jvuCTter * Dinent an l ball at Jolin S vacrnaVhan-OB .aiiirtt-enth street. * * * * * * * - Sf In thojjool contest at D. L. McGuck % " " ' ' Peter'Tuttle , which was inscribed player of Omah.x" In " * abbnttwoAveeksMr. McGuckin will offer l Kc to bo contested for nt the came paxc. -Mrp. K. Carter Hetlley , Bpirit artist [ iTOlorapher , will b .it'ATr. Currier1 pictures , Saturday the 9d i 3'th. Ms. Iledley i anJ-CAU Bpccd but those " J-ix-o11 ysiA this-city. Avaluable presentcan l > c obtained and responsible p-uty v ; jvjU * Jl on llie onivruilenflent uf the iwor fa-m , " " T ot jjentleman hM7i Healthy gif . * n kjnd and charitable lee l and Ret we1 l > i 1 for it . jT icjy-onn j JVTcn'8 Christian Aivocla tion'MonilftyTiftcrno'on , resohqd o com- tu inenc ti 'r. ' of noum gospel prayer mee tings , n't tlitiir iimnis I\iit \ evening nt 7:30. The faflics of the fliffcrcnt churches will * " mpcJ/tflnitiiTonr nflernbon at:7SOforconn p > ' , -iprr > | i ratnrj' to nn attivo christinn work. < Kx-ery man anil i\ omen in Ojnahx , M t . * who has this work at heart , is eordially J , inviteil to join the cilurt. A ilesjiatch received by Coroner Ja cobs jcilerQay from " \V. U. Clark , ! Junction City , Jvansas , who had becn telc- granricd for inforraatioix concerning Dr. Henry Aawn , who rtiicidctl here Satur day , , ttyi ' Ife came to IJ-ixttr Springs from Kc > * comity , ICaniw , where be it "said lo .have pome property. He w.-u , needy and received aid here. He saM bib 'father-vrns-jvea'thy nnarwas an officer in t onie Filt tou ( Ea. ) bank. He c'aimej to "liav 'beena'Howard , pliysician in Meni- I > b"B during the vellow fever. He clahnei In b * intimately acquainted with Dr lr. ) Henry , of Abilene , Kan There is Home sense in a bet \re bean between two gentlemen on Indiana. The gentleman _ hi i geol luck for th Fach deposited K equal sura with Mr. E. B. Gaiter , Ui jevveler , on Farnam street , and instuctoi J yfliim to onler from the well known firm o * * * feriffanjCo , New York , ' diamond tin ; and n diamond t > hirt etuJ , not liinitnliim ntall in the price bjitpultingupSt.OWan tiRsweuig to make Ihe balance good Yesterday the precious stones in their cle gant Bettings armed nnd to-dny are < n exhibition in Mr. Carter's window. Thcj arc absolutely perfect ard pronounced bj eimpotent judges the moat fanltlc hi ; lieryjtiful diamoudu ever 6een _ in the city Tfiey Cost $1,500 5n Xcw York an the * winu r gets them fit course forS750 , his < ip pimcnl payins the - - / -j. . fJiiji pripciali cac attached f to the i\es' ' Vound train Monday party consisting of Sir Georce W. JJos * ' . Voeur , governor of the Fiji Islands , Mrs , Ues Voeux , nnd two small children , Cap tain Herbert , of the COth rifles , his cbiel ' of Rlatf , and Hon. George Eden , private , hocretary. Sir George Ins just been inintod to the governorship , vice Sir - Arthur thur Garden , \\hohas been trausferred to New Zealand , and is now on his * way to his In p > i.t of duty. He is a graduate of Oxford sind a member of the bar of TJpperCanada , in Ho says there are no British Boldien > now in the Fiji Islands , and that cannibalism has l > een extinct for four years. The OTjians are noted for their physical ir- ection , aud | < jov. Des Voeur , who wai acting governor of the islands for a year rjjtwo , eays that among a gathering f - - liiring his fonner ay there , num < heiht hf fi\el etftn iucliex. Hr. y luair.ta n a rijjtil : anstocra5J- among niselves. The -clusfa nnd r imminent i welfare all rcrrjn-knWe for their Jfine ph s- i ijie atid Leen intelligence. ( r ) forgot the grand , onleriain- must .ntsntjlo'be given at the Academy of iut usiconoexj. Frld y ereahig , under oJauBpices of the C.ciliau , Chnral Class. The best talent cur cty : nf- > go. fords has be n cnprgcd , and a musical irast is fjusrautoiil. TiclcotB , 50 ct rice ' exLtachr.rgoforroaenodBoats. icon i Don't tnrow a jgood Stove away bc- a " * jcauie 't needs a few repairs that you lero ' 't'fluk'you can't get , but fie to , Wm. fF. " ' " . Stoetzel , whc will got them for -you. 19 St worth Wousrnn SOITS FKOM ? o UFWAKDS O IL olGsal-tu th uch He- . M. Cox , Fasnionablo Dress Maker , 317 Fifteenth street , between icll Davenport and Mcnlera Fl5e ghopolate , fiord THE rPGfflYE'S Truman Buck Treats With Brotherly Care the Brattlem bare Banker , The Wicked Waite Cautiousw Iy Quarted in a Quiet Corner , And the Rude Gaze of Worldly. * ' " " ' : ' * Out'Com j Shut pletely. Detective Ijlewellyn Unfolds a PIaioj TJnvarni-hed Tale. " OMAHA , October 18tb. ft. the Editor of Toe BKE. , In THEDAILY BEE , of OctobwilStb , appears a statement from -Truman Buck in relation to the atn'st of Silas AL Waite at Air. Buck's house. ' Air. "Buck very adroitjy closes his card with a reflection uppp me. This'same Article was reproduced In The Omsha Republican. 1 desire to say that I have never written a line charging Air. BuclfVith having possession of or handling the funds stolen by Silas AI. Waitoj Ihe defaulting bank president of Brattle- here , Vermont , but I , in common with many other citizens of Omaha , honestly believed at the time of Waite's arrest , in connection witfi the surrounding circumstances , that Air. -lolen from the BraUleboro ban s-iw at the time of WaUo's atr dispatch from \Vaitc'sson , sent tc Blick-from "n tpwn in Massachu ! Somerville , I believe , stating that a certain BUIII of money would be Renr- -iiiii UIJH , aay-anathat , "there was nothltigmerr-froin NeivYork. " ( The dispatcli waajiurriealy read , an/1 the" t may have b cn § 2,000 instead f 5207000. Of course any intclltgpnt person could see the predicament ? in .nhich Mr. Buck-was placed by the arret of .tjugitivo-frotn j nation in his house. MrJ Bucli-"wrote : a carll to Mr. Yoslf tf TbeTlepublic n , which was a tirsne of falsification from be ginning to end. - \ - * j " "ItTYduld seem from this statement U at Mr. Waite was an opengue * t at and wandered in' an innocent - cent and chjUl-Jiko , manner 'Around the streets of Omaha. The ) reverse of this is the truth. Mr. Back , in order to .conceal tbisjioted criminal , exen took the precaution lo have the letter carrier cease his visits to his house , and he then went to the post- office iu person for his mail. Watte was peen on several occasions { o dbdge hactily back from thedoor' whenever , uilizdiis were passing Mr. Buck's house , and to chow the extraordinary teal-of "Mr. Buck in secreting his dear frfpiid W ite , I herewith prcduce the following : OMAUA , September 20 , 1880. I. Pauiinu Laiudstrom , an ciuplvye of Truman. , Buck , at Twenty-second and Davenport btroels , Omahn , Nc- 'jska , voluntarily make tho' follow- ingtstatcment : < 1 am tho.ctnployo of the cid Truman. Uuck and'hnro been hluco tbo last tix weeks or mrro. "There hns been at"Mr. . Buck's" house , rt and on , a man for"the past twp or three wc''ka. T.day , dn the 20th irmt. , < if the present month , Mr. ad Mr * . Uuck wei t to the state fair grounds and instructed mo to admit no portion to their house , in order not to . have nny one eoo the 111,111 concealed in the said house. FAULUiE X psu- mark. r Witness : C. 0. t > v\oesy , II was only by threats of breaking through the doi > r that this pocriser- vaut grl : could bo induced to admit the ollicors. Mr. Luck has had sufticre ciont experience to ! < mnv that he ia a , violator of chnp'rr 58 , s'ct'ion 'J , pen- oral statutes of KVbrapka , for har boring a criminal and fugitive from justice , nnd as such is rubject to in dictment , and the fact thai this man Waite , whom ho siys he loves us a brother , stands charged with the lar ceny of over § 500,000 , and also stands charged with mining several hnxdrwi depositors , among them many widows , orphans , poor working men and ser vant guli , dors not redound to the credit of Mr. Buck , who ci > ncealei him from the officera of the law. Mr. Buck is just as guilty au ho vrouh Invo been had ho sheltered and con cealcd some pocr wrctth _ who hac stolen § 40 or $50. I would like to ask Mr. Uuck if ho IMS ever'heanl o : the swindling bank operations of an othcr man by the name ot Waite ii 'Chicago , several yeara ago. . An ( also it ho loves him as much as h' ' does this man's brother Silas M.Wai to I believe that the mtelligentpeople o this community have no more sym patbyand perhaps less , for men o Mr. Waite's cloth than they have fo ' some poor devil'who commits a ihef frequently moro from necessity than natural inclination. k - f As soon .11 the arrest of Waite was accomplished , mid when many of tb people of Omaha felt Inclined to believe lievo that Mr. lJuck had beentbo re ceiver for the First National bank o ; lirottleboro , Mr. Buck began seeking some person on whom to open a war pnd exhibit his nowupaper ability , thc-roby hoping to ilraw public atten ' tion fioin himself. Ho finally se lected mo , when as a matter of feet ] have been very cautious , and perhaps said loss in regard to his financial operations than many prominent citi zens of Omaha. I understand that Mr. Buck has been making a stale * incut .on the street to the effect thai there was a warrant at ono time issued against ma out of the United States court for parsing cainlerfeit money. order to thoroughly post Mr. Busk will inform him that there are aho existence in northern Nebraska to M. day two warrants snorn out against p , ono for horse stealing and one for six assault uilhintriit to kill. Theeetvro , warrants vcre sworn nut " by two gen- Icmanly road agents , wholcvcDic'or iJiddletjn na a brother. The doctor in" tlfo penitentiary , whew" Waite should have been years ngo , the 14th warrants remain unnerved , and I voold fciizgost to Mr. Buck that he pot liniRolf " duputized to serve 'them , t of hat "I may bo brought to justice. . Buck may also remember thai short tmva ago , in Dakota tcr- itory , thrrc was a warrant issued me at the instigation of Honorable lck Adams' , charging me with the on rime of murder. Adams , it appears , have loved Curly as his brother , [ the "jury acquitted me , and A d- days ha ? gone lo the penitentiary , ill where Waite should have been long . It is an open secret that I have eon charged with very grave crimes cd inco I have been in the secr.it scr- trade , butl never have in all my life can suspected of or charged with , ap- ropriating stolen money or known thief. It may not have bocii mdontood down in Termrnt , but Jugs in Omaha almost everybody Fruit cnows that Mr. Buck , who recently worked for ? 100 a month , was aban- w inntly able to buy largo cattle randier , ; , from forty to sixty thouiand ipllars. I happen to know that Waitq isited tbo Niobrara stock region so ected the ranch nnd gavj directions If bout the ' purchase. My busiows is th'all prefer to have no contro- crsios In the newspapers , but nciver- 3th hclcss X hi vo a family in Omaha , as * as.Mr. Buck ; my reputation is as ( . eario hu ia to him ' me as , and-I can't to remain silent when I ani as- iny back. | Y. H , H , Nuggets ofSoidJ ! Sir icked 7 * * * " * * ! " & Z + With Pretty Good Washings . The bcom of the bad mt > b which in- fesls North Omaha continual ; 'and another robbery ' js reporled Jrom tbat locality .which happened Monday night.Tho hcusp/o t Coijductor Samuel Herman , of tha Omaha & Northwestern rosd , was entered dur ing the night by thieves , who carried of a quantity of silver epoons , forks , knives and other valuable property. They aho committed several depre- datioD3fthat wera needless , knocking over jelly glasses * and disarranging v . V * * * * * * V VlI * * and damaging things generally ; , * & meeting of the vigilanca .committee will be held to-night to take Eteps to wards organizing a patrol and other wise preparing fo rid tha community of ' the daring criminals' . Mr. ] Herman'and hit family were absent : from home at.the time , | and there was no ono there but Mr. C.'H. Heudricks , of the . B. &M. , K * * in the house. He heard the , noiae ( j4 and saw the light , button undertaking to get out into the hall.jfjU.nd ) jits door fastened. , Tlie intrudcra.r eDt way leaving"all "the'doorst operand JMr. 1 Hendricks was compelled f descend by the roof to get into the hall. Tiio entrancST to tbo jippa&j vas through the basement. - WANTS' AJ SEOOSpyTEBM. 3John Maxwellj ) thfi.nqtqrlods ex- penitentiary birdandNtllie Forsylhe , his prlner-who80"record-l from letir , wcro'nrres oaLiKMay on ( sus t 41 j vy picion of having been engaged in the robbery of A. " J3fja eh's jeV'elry store in August last. The place was en tered "through the tfanso'm o'er the door" and at Hie'early "hour "of nine o'clock in the evening , Mr. Jonksen and his wife hayiDgjon.eforjfrCwalk. ; Three gold watches and several cold chains wore taken , valued in all several hundred dollars. The police have been busy" working np ( he case , and , think they have the right parties. They , will noosr."r The authorities inve accidentally discovered a rendezvous for crooks. It is in the slnpo of a mammoth cave located in < he timber w.est of the city. This place is iufoats'd during the day by a gang of thieves and roughs who prowl around lown for plunder during the night. They are doubtless stcpc < l in crime and , like the old Jew in "Oh'veVTwiit , " they are'JiraininZ ; boyr in f ho l iy < > f sin and' < \ ickodness. : ij ; - < 1 ' .ibout 13 yea's , are rintip.tnii'iiis of these inen , and toug'ier g ug cannot well bo found in this p rt of the cjuulry. The aays are passed in singing ribaM songsjnnd . ( elling ob ceno stories. At night'they Jiie r awiy & to . pursue thuir/nefariouii r. kri aV- nratipn. The autlioritiea orgaiiizad a ra'd on the outfit M < n daynight , ( an3 1 aurrounded the cave , but wb'en tbcy made the descent they'found that' ' the crew , had given thi in thslip , how , they were not .abl * to ascertain j but probably by war < " a secret subterrn uean passage. The locality is watched , and sooner or later thit desperate band will be broken up. * I BEFOKE TUB BAH. The juiy in tlio cis of Turnam , who cut thonhito cour'ezan in thefnce BO severely , was given to the jury Menday night. * I The caeo of Harry Austin , cha gcc c with robbing Wuthrig'a sife , corner of Twelfth and Dodge , on'thq Oth of May .last , was on trial yesterday. , In the police court three auspidioun characters were sent up for five days each , and John Helm iras mulcted the sum of $3 and coats for disturb ing the peace. Fritz Grossman ! was ordered to restore some sidoiralki ma < terial sold him by mistake ami ! pay " r * < - Best Caramels ajad , JTaffieajt Tiz ard'a. - . - . , 15-t FURST FDES ! , \ o v The Omaha Fur Manufabt nrer ' ' Henry G. Hichtcr , Fifteenth street i ' "r" " " t f * * I opijojite the postoffice , calls the at tention of the Ladies of Omaha auc vicinity to visit his superb stock ol Furs : and , also , to look ovtr 'their pit ] furs for repairing before the soaaou 'advances. Satisfaction 'guaranteed. ' olC-nl Oysters in every style at lizard's. 15-tf . , / -ru FW > UR POTS Car Joad 'at Evans' , Fourteenth and Dodge streets. ol9-t-th.V - - - f . > , f - * v T NILES At 1:35 a. m. Tuesday , Agues . Kilcs , step daughter of' ' I. H. Congdon , agci seventeen years and mouths. Notice of funeral will be ivcn hereafter. Cape Cod Cranberries , Qraivjcst Quinces (75 ( cts a ptck ) ; nt and Douglas. Telephone to Joe & Sam's for A t those Famous Caramels and Bon- ions. There is no branch of trade in which a customer must rely eo much got the word of a merchant as to the kel quality of goods sold as in jewelry , / of natations are made so perfect nowacei as to challenge detection from thi but experts. This is why Messrs ! die Whipple , McMillan & Co. have reachUn a loading position in their line of of their customers feel that thes isty bo trusted. lO-toea-frutVat So. A cir load of EARTHENWARE , Jars , Milk Pans , Tea JaraJ Chnrns , etc. , , etc , 'd' retail , at Evans , 'Four- eeuth and Dodge street. t-th-a pet she Aleals at all hours = t Tizird'a 15-tf Ali Y tee you have tried everything else , e , rcii without receiving any .benefit , call at SSO.Dodge ftroer nortli eide between they and 14th , ind'sco * tnd .font for we Nichols * American < Itemcdy. olCeodlm street Hickory , Choitnuta and.lJl8ckWal ' PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Col. J. J. Dickey has returned fron } th east . . C. Keith , o ! North" Platte , Vaa in city yterday. * ' Maj. Frank KorthwM in the city yes terday en route to Chicago. . Tom Cotter , ActingManager of the ADA. demy has retuinpd froai the south. P. J. K idols and family returned Mon day ? with his family , from Pennsylvanix Mr. ' TV. Wooddard , an old subscriber from : Exeter , called afc TIIEBBE'ofncejes - terddyi * - ' tern Mrs. S. H. Hl Clark , wife of the general - eral manager of the Union Pacific , caffio home orer the Rock Island Monday.t 'A. N. ' Towne , "f resident of the Central Pacific road , arrived via. the Rock Island Monday en'Voute Koine from 4 n eastern trip , -Corse H. JJaniels , general _ ticket and passenger , ageotiof ' the 5V. , St. L. k P. \w : & in ths cjtfr Monday- business ' for ia'jinei and left for home tlis mom- ing1. * ! " i ' Harry1 Ball , 0 $ the'Vandalia Line , * C. S. OonerJrTrsenerar-paesenser agent of the,0hio , & Mississippi road , and C. C/ Goodell , general/western passenger agent t at Kansas City-were in Omaha last night j , _ - TheTcrnelWarapver. ] ; 'Very much lo'iho surprise of all .concerned an'd tojthojailroad men na- 'mucVas any the wlbaah laatlevening declared a truce to hoBtilitieS ) which so far aTOmaba"was cOnc"erned was entirely . tirely .ftne-efde'd. Rosters'Wo lusr/ed / in Ws'afy.anM Council Bfuflfs yestgr- 5 * vj OTtA - . - _ , t * , , ' TS ng n,0' rates to , _ .OQ' respectively : fcr _ un- . . .tels to Chicago and SIG.'OO 'aiid 'SlfrBff respectively for roun'd trip' tickets. The difference was of course owin ? tolhe bridge toll exacted by tho'"Union'Pacific. During the 'dj y. tkkel eates/wero lively nnd at night $35OCOlhad been brought into the treasury ofV'the ' Wabash through the hands of Frahk Moore and Joil M * * f Tehoo. There were still any qtianpt tlty of buyers , In waiting when "tho. ' orders to stop came from 'General - Manager Gault. Only about SGOO jvorth Tgf Vfcketa-Wre' ' old-at OduncirBluffs , . as that is really net on the line of the VVabasn , but about three miles from' ' " " " ' " ' * " tho"Union PaciGc " and pool linesat Onuha Transfer. ; Had the sale.atthia , terminus , of the Wabash continued another dayi or two one or two hundred thousand dol- Lira would have been Invested In tick ets by Omaha people. Metnodist Quarterly Meetings ' Omaha District. OMAHA , October 16 , . 1880. The quarterly visitations of Rv. lr. Miller , presiding elder of Omaha district , for tbo current quarter , will bo aa follows : October 15-17 , Omaha , First church and Eighteenth street. October 23-iJ4 , Papillion , Belle\ue. October < 30-31 , Elkhorn , Schnyl. r. November 6-7 , Fremont , North .Bend. November ] 13-14 , Columbtn , L 'g"h , Noveinbor ] 20-21 , AlBion , t. E I- ward. November ] 27-28 , Fullerton , Rising City.Decembar Decembar ] 4-5 , Osceola , Sheldy. Decembar 11-12 , South Tinth at. , Omaha , and Bi.daard and Willow Croak. ( .December 18-19 , Wahoo , Monde. December 25-26 , Valpiraiso , David ity.Ihe Ihe district ( towards will meet in the First M. E : clnirch ; Om-ili3 , No vember 2d , at 2 < i'c'oclc p. m. W. G. MILLER , P. E. ' ' IIANG'ING BASKETS. Cr loid , plain and hanging , al Evans' , 14th and Dodge sts. 19-tu-th-sat - - - PLANT'S EXTRA i ni J rK Ifl.A'IIVK PATENT , tico of the , be * Flours made. & Co. , Grocers. "Reduction in prices , superiority maintained , Aator t House , NJ Y. olGlm 3 good blacksmiths on 14th street betwee 'Harney and Ho ward , , t ANDBEW ' MUBPHY. - - < - ' . : ; MR'ERNEST KEEBES , manager of the Nebraska "Vinegar Works , has en larged the capacity of his faetoryl and is turning out Ihe best vinegar in the west/ and has always on hand a large Stock of DISTILLED \VINE VINEGAR. CIDER VINEGAR and .WINE VINEGAR , which Is offered at the lowest rater. Mr. Krebes' vinegar took the first premium at the Nebraska State Fair. Sat-tutth A box of Pure f resit , and Delicious candies from Joe & > Sam's , delights the hearts of young and old. if .Thtjj CozzonSjHouso.has . been leased by Mr. Augustus Gary who is prepared .accommodate . a limited ! number of respectable boarders. No families or children are in theliouBo ah Ja quiet tal place with good accommodations guaranteed. Say'boardl&OO.lB'jsrd _ . _ . l-Q9 i ° r week. tCoz- Houeo , Ninth and Harney a streels. A number f "zooms have been fitted up for lodgers. o4-tWt a ? . 1 , - at BAHGAINS IN SILK AND WORSTED ly rMGDoNALD HI55i ' itju-th ' . , SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing < to a largja jwrtioa of ( our good * comiDgJn f rotn the foreign mar- kelslale , we have aban"doned"fHo' ' idea a formal opening. Lidjes re' - will v > w * * A A vo VIlAi tU ceive every attention when' looking through our mammoth stock of j La- dies' Suit * , Cloaks , Coraets , Hosiery , , Underwear and Fancy Neck Wear , all which are of the most desirable 12 ityles j- Suits from $25.CO up. Worsted Suits 5.00 up. Call and inspect these f } goods. MCDONALD & HARRISON , ) olCaat-tq-th 1408 Farnham St. that People who are. inquiring for com petent WATCHMAKERS , and. JEWELERS should call'on Meesr5Whipp1bi ! , Mc Millan ! & Co. , on Douglas , near Fif $ teenth slree-i Theyare skilled and ; : he reliable , and being- practical workmen gcarantea all their repairs. It Mnnrer has opened his new view and lunch room 1214 Farnham ty. , late Elgutter'a store. 1m n * or oil" * t * _ LIEE JEOT CAKES. Lively .Bidding for the New Seven per Cent. Bonds. ' f " A special meeting of the jOmaha city.council hai been called U > meet this evening , to tako-Rction in the matter of the award of the new 7 cent , "bonds , having advertised 'for bids for the same to bo received up lo ntion yesterday , j i There is considerable of' a mix in the matter owing to the delay "in the arrival of a number of the bids , of which there are seventeen in all. The "Rock- Inland train , which was four hours late yesterday , brought in several - , eral , and one or two parties in thia city reported a little too late. The amount of Jhobonds asis well known is $06,100"and they run [ twenty years. It ; would appear that our credit as a city is pretty good Irom the premium 'offered. Tlw bids opened were aa'follows : Johnjfeeaier.- , . . .j,1.0'S" ! ! JajiesD. Ward..v , l.'Cj" ' ' T. M Doane..r..t. . . " . ' 1.0C | John M. Mison 1.07 WO James B. Foyer 1.078-16 KounUe Bros , 1.05 * E. T. Stevers , N. Y. . . .1.Of 3 Chas : lr..as. N. Y.C..V .1.07 l-'G James CrcigiitpnV. . . * , . ' . J..1.07 1-7 Mrs. S. A. Smith , groceries' arid pr ducp'h'a'3 ? aflo'p'tcd the cashje'yste'rii ' ! ( Ctill find , get prices ; 7th and P.ier.ce streets. 3t t-oct7. , Registration Notice. , j State otNebraskrf , Douglas County.-rB "Noticeis'beroby ' given that' ' I will sit in Ihe store cf E. W. ' Wyman's , J , . I i < i tt ij V 15tIi.Blreet , , thrpo.doprs southi of P < > s Office , on Monday , Wednesday and SUurd.y , October 25 h , 27th and 30th , alee on .Monday , Novejnberjlft , ' 1880 | , for the purpose of regisfering ihi electors of tha fourth- ward , City1 of Om.iba , Dong'as Cpuntyu i vln vritneawhereof , I hereunto set my Imndjihia 15th day of October , A. pt M1880. JOHN S. WOOD , olo-lCt . Regi lwr of.saicl ward. ' .7 -REGISTRATION NOTICE. STATB -NKBKASKA , "Notice Is hereby given that I will B afc my office , 317 S-Juth' Twelfth fctreet , between Farnham and Hurnoy , on Wednesday , Thursday , Friday and Saturday1 , October 27th , 28th , 2lth ) and 30th ; also on Monday , November 1st , 1880 , for the purpose of regis tering the electors of the First Ward. - In 1 witnc83Tvhero1fI have hereunto set myjnnd , thiilSth day of Octofc * or , A. D. , 1880. E. ' M. STKSBERO , j 08 12t Registrar First Ward. . Mr. D. Sullivan , who" has boon a rafidont of Omaha for 'the hat twenty years , and well known to the rnost of our citizens ' has , entered into a copartnership with hh Ihreo s'Jns , and opened < a Hardware and 'Tinware StoVe at 1410 , Farnham street , oppo site < the old Grand Central. Mr. Sul livan's sons are all practical'mcchanics . . . and thoroughly unders'and the. busi ness , and are prepared to do all kinds Ofgoi roofing , guttering , and tin work generally , at prices lower tlnnj over before. ! The firm has bought their immense stock , direct from the manu facturers for cosh , and will give prices that will actually astonish buyers They have on hand a line ; nfSrtinnnt of the best hunting slovrs in Iho market , a full line of cooking stores , ranges , ita.&c. Aluo a flno line of shelf hanlwarp , tin ware , , &cu The integrity Of Mr. D. Sullivan , as is well known , isbo UD to the standard and the tame can bean said of his SOPS. Parties needing any thing iu thnir line wll do well to give them a call ; look through their stock and et their prides. ' octlO-tu-th-aat - - - WATCHES and JEWELRY of every discriplion. A full lihc'of Bracelets , in gold and gold-plate - , at prices ( that cannot be beat , at Whipple , McMil lan & Co422onghsSt o'l9t-f-a _ - - ME. AUGUSTUS OARY has removed his bakery to the northeast cdrner of Ninth and Harhcy streets , nnd built one of the largest and best ovens in the city , and has a capacity for turnIng - Ing out1 loivea' for the thousand. Vienna bread , pio3 , cakes , and a full liuo. of eatables of this kind always on handiuud delivered to any part of the city frea of charge. ol3-w-s-tu _ v o _ m / For Delicro"u3 CARAMELS , , ' the finest in Amerlc * , ' Go to Joe Sam's , nest to Pcstoftico. ' .If To the Voters of the Sixth Ward. Notice is hereby given , that I will It at my office , 908 north IGth street , froai Tuesday , October 19th , to Sat- urday , October 23rJ , and every oVon- ingtbqreafteivto November Lit , 1880 , for the purposo'of making a new com- pleto registrar Hat , . ( olS-Cfc Jut N. MOIU-UY , Registrar. A vfsit'to the inorchartt t-viloring es tablishment of J. tfliege&Co. ! , successors sot lo Julius Thiole , diaclosed' ' the factr . , that the firm had ju t received largo ' importation of fine acolch.and K. other goods , from which suits , panta and ( ,9yercoal8 , will ba made to order , astonislilngly ; low prices. Gall ear , at' 1 20 Uoiigla Strcet. m-a Of Child's ' Kurtz' at Mitta'at . nutw WANTED ! "WANTED 1 11 and on las 10,000 Ladies and children to see our ck , qf Hoods , NubiaH ( Hosiery , Cloaks and Fancy Goods , Kurtz'a StoreCreighton Block. ' m-w Ladies' Mitts At Kurt ? . ro&vr f Elegant-lunch served at GRAND CEN No. HALL : mornings f ) to sued ; evenings , 8 to 12. nyvr.f WJB for Undoubtedly the beat shirt In the do United States is manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority Material and workmanship , com bined * with thpir great improvement * , Is Reinforced fronts , Reinforced backs and .Reinforced sleeves , makes their shirt tho'most durable and best itting1 garment of the kind , ever manufactured at'tho moderate price of $1.50. JEvery shirt of our make is uarantacd first-class and will refund money if found otherwise. We make rt epeciAtyy , , df all wool , Shaker , and. Canton , flannel , , also , Oct. chemois underwear , made up with a ' to comfort , warmth and dorabil- To Invalids and 'weak'-Iqnged the ' ' Store leraona TVO' offer special in'ducements the manner these goods are inade/ ; ' thoiprotecUon. PH. ' GOTTHEIMBE , - -v. A SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Advontuementa To Let For 8 le' joft , Found , Wnnta , Bo rdlns &e. ; will be In serted In these columns once for TKN CENTS wr llni ; each ( Utaoqnoatlnncrtloa.FITE CENTS per line. The flirt Insertion never leM thin TWENTT.FIVJ5 OKMTS. TO LOAM-HONEY. * nnATO LOAN At8 percent Intel DO.UUU C3 . n 8am < ? ot * 3KIO ml u p. wards for 1 to 5 jcars' time on first cmsitnprov ed city and firm property. Apy ) at BBMIS Real Kstate and Loan Agency , 15th and Dou laa . 278 codtf uiz ro ; A\JH otu at L W otnca ivr D. L. 7gOUA8.i KTn8.t-'relgPton Block fOJJKV TO 1.OAH 1109 Farnham street. Dr. Kdviardnlioan Agency. noy-Z2- HELP WANTED WANTED A Kood comd hand pi no. Any noha\lny tuc'i for pile will do n ell to address II A. . I5 < e oflic. . 70M9 t7 ANTFPlo il' alef. Call immediately/ I al the Vicin a Eakery 705 21 . Uirl f.irjremral iionnwurk ; Via' W.INTKD Mount , N. K. Cor llarnej and IBtlf 70J-23 "ITr.M'TdD OiriiiiiniedWely ; , uttho Elkhon YV Valley llou-o 702 Olrl to do grnoral houecwurk. ixt ) JO Ho aftl street. ) i7-'Jt I ? ANTED A ehccir.9kr , t D. V. Ewer's V 15th U. , opjKitite postoffico. 70320 " \T7"AJ.TKD A 'pirl ftf ccnersl li lHo Tf k. > V Kni\itrc * \ or Mrs /J. Crcijliton , street , be ; . 17th ail.l 18th. 702 tf Vt'7AiTED ! Oirl for ccneralliouseworjt. atS VV P. Jljite , Jatkaju bt. , between 1710 and lSh ( , soutb liife . ' 0 \TTANT n IiPmedhtel , a' good > V "flzzird'a rcstnurant. gouk at tjie Q'Cvnncll Home on ICtb St , Heir Do'l.'fl. , 91'21 A rood WANTED r-irohani street , upetiliu AKTED-Oirl ; "c ok" rprcfefrcil'Tat f. a-iir , cor 13th and JaJen. lj tS3-tf "T'l/'ANTED 2 men lo work i i marked pardon , VV nuitb'fctthacndonStliSt. H.W.'BAIIj. i fc - -i ? \ 7/NTKD-Oirt aIbifc. * * strcttj jmiUi > I family , rtanU oed cook , \v 8hcr and " FOR RErlT KdySES , J 0 USD. , iiii HKNT Larjje front ro < m , alilo for < w tent emcn , &id and CassSIs Inquire at tl ij vtam , oraddrcn "A. " iHH.ifflice. , 701-21 H10H RENT Cottage , on 5th ami I'm neu Iiouso , eight roonis.on S3d arj Cj'a Sts. Bnquirb J. l < l.oe , S. K. Coir. 12th and fam- haui. ' ' ' ' ' 636-tf 0U RKNT Hooin , furnished or unfurniehcJ , No. 105 Stb.lct CUifumla | atd W bst street. i 675-19 J710II lIENT-Hjuso and lot in Sbull'S 2ad 1 > add.iunrnen U. S. eorrill. Enquil * l Room d ; Croithtoa Ll.clr. . C04 > tf rOR ' R NT Lar e houre , 7 roomi , 20tb ti/ / 1' neuCasjstreo' . C. T. TATLOB , i 031-tf , Qffico Hth and D FR KENT Finely furnished Divenport street , bet. 13th and Uth St. 551) tf l OR RENT 2" fumbihcd rooms over filer- F cliauts Exchange , N. "E. Cor. J6tht and Dodce ptrretg. 3SB.I/ I FOR .SALE. LOIS , FARMSHOUSES AMLANDS' Look over OKMfd new column of liarb'alng on lit I'ajo. ' HOUSES Am ! rnrrmrliilf "of lot , pontiast corner lith urd Ca ? < Sts. , 7 roonn in caLh ; . ( jit for $ .2) mul JiS 10 um ah I.EViy' I RAL ESTATE . 'OCKCT , 15th and HijiulnSta. 079-11 " 1IUHNS H.ig a Fire 1'roof Sett for loortr.de ; cheap. ( # 3-19 TTILOWEIliillEIjVFS With llraiVcta for win- J } dowi ran'in ; frorn OTic to SOJ. Tamtrd wood an * wire (1 ( iwor sfiii'ls ranalnir from 81 CO to J7.Woich. Win Evcnttj next to IleorOfflcc. 073-19 FOR SALK Mi\Cl paints , at A Holme8,16th and California Ms. 615-tf FOR SALE A now , elcs nt , fiMt-clias 74 oiti\ > > t > Unn , ilitcct frjni iniiuifaclurer , nt las than mviuf K.turcr'n vnce , Milltcllata'l > ar ili'hBtimcilJc-ired W.J.CONNE L. - EMIS OrKFKS A M'LENDID LIST O 1EMIS ) Iariii9 ! in Houses , tot * , Farms and Lan li. in hh new column on 1st | so (1 ( K ! > ALK ( 'ottimnixKl InnUivr of ajl sircs.at J1 KrilMOVIJ-S , Sixt entli.at. ftlC-t MISCEILAN OUS- LOIS. FAKMh. HoUShS AN D LANDS Lot ) over HEMIS' new column of birjriiDS on 1st s I'KClAf. NOriC'K Ot o ensoule ( rmurf i surgeon nidU'tc of Hie vatriTiaryollc-u ( ui Stuttiit ) anil Zurich , lluapitnl 1149 S'tiTman a\cinie CSC-lm i 4 PlU'e. ' ' Absolutely . R 1 Made ] from Grape Cream Tartar. No othe preparation makessuch , Ji-lit , flaky hot bread- orwl luxurious piitry. Can be eaten by ilypo ; titj without fear of tbo lid resulting from he Vy digestible foud. bold only In cans , by all Grocer ? . , , BiRl.ia TOWDBIX Co. . S ir York J. H. FLIEGEL & CO , Saccc wrsto J.n. TIIIEtB , , MERCHANT TAILORS , N No. 1220 Douglas Street , odlfd OP Oct. 1st , one bay mate , one bay 1 cilt , three months ol' , white etir in fore ead , and ono biy o\er joir ol I nltli 9 ar in forehead Oubcrc-inh vc namely calling and rwjiii , ' chanra. VV. WOLESK > SkY , J railoN. . of jttuer'u brick yiinl , Norili Omtlia. B37eth5t Ilou LKGAL NOTICE. K tico IstierBl.y glicalhat , nn Ihe ,17 Januvy , 1370 , om C. L. Stafford nu cbiHcd , 'he DouIa < county treasured office. t pri vate sil , for tne delinquent Uxea of 177 there , lot four (4) ) In block tbrco hundred fortj-five ( 45) ) In the ciiy of Omaha , Done' county , Kebraaka , taxed In the name of H. B. Gardner , and that the time rf the redemption thereof will expite J&nnary 17th , 1831. JOHN B. DEtWILEU , oct2-3t Assignee of C. L. Stafford. LEGAL NOTICE. Conrid Strobcl Tg. Jchn Hayei. Before Charles EranJes , Jiullco ol the Fence , . 1 , Omaha , Douglas Co. , Neb. On theS3d < ] ? y of S pt. , 1880 , gilj. Jolllce U- aa order of itUchm nt In the shore action the sum of $15 00 , and the Ozruha Foundry girnlahced In eald action. l ' . < CDNKAD STRQBEt , 14-21-23 PJalntiffl 1 Ho MILK Twenty to twenty-tonr qnarta or one Hou dollar fay John T. Paulson. Hou /ei'-mon-wodt 500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. House GRAND FAIR ARKAKOKD BT THB OMAHA LADIES' SOCIETY , KEW STANDARD , HALL , . ' . 28th , 29th and 30th , 1880. . Adularfon 15 cctiti ; Sea'on Ticket a Sl.M ; ich SEASON 1 ICKIT is Enutki to i rnx.r &jrao f Pi izta are to W sec i at De Oroit i Cu'a. Eat , RjnhaAi "t. _ _ ' ocil.if&tgE' 'ACEMT8 WANTED lo Mil Dr. fJIUSES SOOOBECIPe BOOKi SOU at Dr. M HC 1i . Mi f " - ONE MILLION ACRES CHEAP LAND I ] VSTEJiN NEBRASKA , $2 TOPPER ACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUGLAS 'COUNTY , ' 6 to 12 JMiles from Omaha , $ ( J'tp $10perAcre , on a - Long'-- Time and. t " i , , Low Interest | ! ,1 , /Xafge tracts suitable fer Pqiplrfes' in all -the , best Ckmniiesdn the State'i t * > 11 v80QOO acres . scattered thrttlgrf lowa.-- J . . nt J a * t. - . T 'A large fifanber of Iinprqv d farjns' in. Nefyvjska or . , many 3/1 OT . , / to ! f. ' J ,1 fMiCW . , them near Omaha , $12 to 540 i ; . An Immense List of I n- * OMAHA . CITY PRpPERjV , O6nsiating of Elegant Eesi- Sencea from $3,000 to $20- 00,0. 'Many vacant lots ' jn ' the additions' to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City ! Houses and Lots , ' Business House's and Lots , and all kinds of City Real Estate. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Forms in Doug las County , on 5 years time , at 1O per cent , interest to all \vho show good titles. Illaps for Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sale * beaUUfill iBts frontlnp south In Istoc & , Slden'8 dcl. for l tf-h3lf cash. I House and lot , rid anil Dixtvo $ 8 COO Hou'e and lot near Brntnell Hall 2,100 Two new lieu < "ca and fall lot , rents for < Jl-Operjear 4,000 New brick house , 21x25.1 § story ; with 3 Iota - . Zooo House and lot WeteUrst ,1. 00 Lar c hoU'e and corner lot 0,000 Latee hooiG' full lot. CalifornK St -4oX ) Residence and 4 fall iotl , St. Jtary'a-irre ; . 5'X.H ) Home and itnoll lot , south of depot 950 House and simll lot , south of depot Cio Uesl'lcnca propel ty , Hountzc and Huth'a P.BOO Fine rcsllKinco proprty . . Jo.'iOO ' House and lot , 22d ' d UartleV. ' . . < 1 800 Holucand lot , Nelsou'a addition. . . .i. . . ' 2,700 House and lot Sliinn'a add tion . 1GOO Kcaitltnce and cor ner lot . 3,00" > Ktfhlence ( cash ) . 7.COO Reaidedco . 6,000 Residence . 6COO IToufC and one-half lot . 1.C6C Three hatiKS and corner lot . . . . . 7/00 Residence and comer lot . 7,500 Hotisa and CO Iiet frdtitj 16h strict . 3,700 L.ir-ellotua nd cornetlot.i . 6.MX ) WeLce and three lota. . . < . , . C.600 Two house and , corner two-thlrda of cor ner lot . . . . ' . . . . . / . . . . 1.1CO House and email lot , Casi street . . * . . . 2,100 Uaueandlot , 2tl > near Farnbam . 1,004 Brick faonjc nnd corner 1O | . . I.3SO Small hoivo and full lot , Cumingagt . ' 2COi ) U'Uadand lot. i3d street . 3,2:0 Hiusi and full lot , worth | lflOO fof . . Cr > 00 F'nilirck rc-ldcnce . . . ; . . . . . . j 1,500 BricV residence . . . iC.COO Housa and corner lot . il,5.ro w two-glory house and corner lot . -l.iOO IlcB'Jence pnU full lot. Farnham at. . . . . . 5FCO IIciusc and nno acre , 18th street . . 3,000 Houaoamr half lot , 18th 0trcct. . . . , , . - . . 2,2fO ' . . > House and half Icit. fcafs trH.i.j , . . I , 00 House and half lot , Cas i htreet . 1,4 0 Roel.lencoanil iwolota , Capitol Hill. . . . . 7,000 Elegant brick fmiilei.ctf t full Iota . . 15,100 Finest residence in the city. . . . . . . . 16,000 Res-dance property . . . . i. 17,000 llcaiden o property . . . . iT.Sffl Residence. . . , . . . . . & ,600 House and Iit ) , Shlnn'a R'ldltlor. . 1,200 IIoos arid lot , Milnn'ii d < liti < > n . 1,500 j fcud lot , 2th ml F.rnbam . 1,400 ifouto and lot , 27th ml Douglas . tS'Ti Homo and full lot , IzardBt , . . . . , . 1,7-0 Newhbufoand ! H lot . 2,200 Residence p'ropcrty . , . 7,60 * ) Resilience prorer y , tfcrv fine . 13,500 House and lot , Horbuch's tddition. . . . . . . 1W)0 ) Residenco. Farnhim at . 0,000 Honso and } lot 1 block from Court Hoiue and J lot 1 block from Court HonsB . , . i . 2.250 Hoojcand center lot a blocks from Court House' . , . 2 , < 00 Houaa and 1 t , Hlcholaa street . .1 . . 1 0"0 Hoaso and 1 acre , QlMuf addition . . MO House andlot , llih streei . 900 LarxebuiWinsr and S'X rots J mile oat. . . 4,000 Hotua and lot on Davenport . 8,600 Home and j lot , near depot. . 1,500 House and t lot , near depot . . . . . . > WO House and lot , South Averm- . . 1,000 are Hcue ; nd lot , Sbino'a addition . > . . . ( IT-OO Rcarderice , Kountze and ituth'd add. . . . . 2,600 Residence property , Konnua rd Ruth's addition . . . .j. . ' . . . 6,000 Retidenco property , wjuth part f town. . 2,5TO House and } lot , Webster tt . (2,700 ( iw and ft acres .it' riamcka . 7 < Q House ami lot , armatrrng's'addit'n . 1,000 < i and lot , Souh 12 rt . 650" e'and lot , Kountza and Ituih'a ad dillon . . - . . . / . : . .k . 3 00 Residence and } lot . 2,700 ar.d lot , 16th et . 3,500 F : Boggs & Hill , f REAL ESTATE ROKEBS , and 11408 Fam. St , , Qmahi ? , ileb , 1 Immense Stock for FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made Men's Suits , Boys' Suits Children's Suits. WINTER OVERCOATS For Men , Boys , and UmJcr-Wear , Hals sinJ Trunks and Valises , at Trices to Suit All. Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth I AGENTS * FOR DEVLIN & CO. , J -IOUSE , FARN1IA3I STUEKT. Oval Brand . . The sales i.r.tbls "brand" of O Jw no ronl8trrr ! d " others. Ton gel moie OjlUri of tlifa brand than i any other. V. B. BEEJ1EK. . . General Western Age.nt , Omaha. OH3 E A/ ? / , DEWEY : & STONE , jt' J it JBU A'-i' AJ JfciZS , GKOCli , OMAHA. Oil AHA MAX ME.YEIX & . .CO.g , & &u r * , ; WSiOBESAEE * TOB ON Cigars from lu.OO-jicr 1000 upwards. \ ' * Tobacco , 45 cents -.per' pound upwards. : t f. J ip s Iron ! -25 rents pcrdozcn upwards. ' . n Send for Price List. wfMAX 3I VEK tt CO. , Oinalia , Neb. YERiICO. . , SPORTING -GOODS GUNS , AMMUHiTIGri , - , Fisiiiii.TickIcasc ; ! Balls mid U A I CRACKER MANUFACTURERS , And Whole ! o Dealcra in CIGARS and CONFECTJONBIHT. Dunng th Fall and Winter we will handle CODNSELMEN'S FRES CYSTEIg. which . of UAM > Y and SUGAR , now the best Jn the market. A largo assortment TOYS for the Holiday trade. . OATZ & FI1EB3IAN , 510 IIUi St. , Omaha. W . 3 Dealer in The Cheapest Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES. Manufacture my own Pieced -jL j. a W c- . . .nrJLJ ? That will last you a lifetime , a the Lowest Pnco in the city , deal in no factory-mads track that ia almost umversauy dealt in now-a-daya. I also manufacture all kinds of Cons. WJI/F. STOETZEL , - - - Tenth Ja * onSs ( ?