' 1IJE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , Oct. 21.
'BREVITIES ' ,
Patersori sel'fc coal-
Saxes for fine bath tponges.
in to-day.
Six cars of block came
-For the teeth , Kuhu'a Dentrifice.
Frederick's.
Winter caps cheap at
Try Saxe'enew Five Cent Cigar.
-Isaac Mckols , American remedy.
-F , rter is running the Oitaha Ferry.
-Industrial school d nner to-morrow.
-Standard Club party this even'nj.
Itead catalogue of Books on first page.
-Butterick's i-allerns at CrnickshankV.
-Lubin'ebulk perfume at Kuhn's only.
The western mal : train was three hours
late yesterday.
- James E Boyd will commence packing
pork on November L
Saturday afternoon is feet for the open
ing e-ame of the foot-ball club.
The best cf meats at Bath & AVMte'B
market , oi-posite the postoffice. SJiMi
Bath & White , opposite tbe post-
office , receive fresh fibh every Thursday.
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-Just Arrived The nobbiett Heating
St-ve for the season of 1SSO has just ar
rive J utWm. F. Stoetzels. ocU'J-3t
An Omaha coal merchant bold five
cars of Back ! Diamoadfi in Council luff-
yeil-rJay.
The four m"ntl.8 old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Thorns F. Trice was buried yes
terday forenoon.
There will be'six car loads of Oreson
feeders at the Omaha block yards to-daj
Tlie Wa'er Works company have rent
ed an office in * Peter Goos' building , on
Paraliam btreet
Detective Sweeaey left yesterday for
CounuilJiluff * to work up a case against a
citj-.cn of that town who robbed Iris uwu
trim ! ; .
Tlie funeral of Ajncs M. Files took
place at 2o'cloak yesterday f-om theCo gie
gational church , and waj very largely at
tended.
-Messrs. Man-h & Smith , of the street
railway , bave nearly completed a feed
mill at a cost of § ll)00 ! ) , in the northern
part of the city.
Fifteen cans , the first portion of a car
go < if t-a. arrived in the city Tuesday ni.ht
< tvtfr tbe U. * * . and were uhipped uut over
the C. B &Q. road.
Superintendent Pierce , of the Poor
1'arui , has a fine , healthy , three weeks
> ! d , girl baby , to give away. Inquire at
the i > oor hoose. o"0-2t
LOST A Knigbt Templar gold cro
with owner's name engraved on it. Finder
will please leave it at I ank of Caldwell ,
Hamilton ic f-o. JAB. S. FKAJ.-CE.
Nellie Foray th and John ilnxwell , ap-
rrbted on suspicion of bcin implicated in
the -obbery 'of Jouasan's jewe.ry ttore ,
weredischirgeJJTuCadjiy night.
Mr. fj. \ > Whitney , of Mil bury , Mass. ,
< ilini'berof Mr. A. If. Whitney , of this
city , left for home Tuesday after a visit
of several day * with his relatives in Omahiu
A number of Omaha Odd Fellows
hive gone to Lincoln to attend
the Kessiim of the Grand Led eof Nebras
ka , which convened Tuesday at 2 p. m. ,
with the largest attendance ever held in
- Tue first installment of pipa for the
Omaha water works compiny arrived y <
tenlay , and wai delivered , commencing
a' , the comer of IHth and Farnham streets ,
where qnite a crowd gathered to pass
judgment on it.
The Ger nan Evangelical Association ,
Itev. S. fl. White , pastor , lias purchasei
the alem church property on D"dge
Htreot , near Thirteenth , for301. , and will
remove thew soon from the edifice on 18th
street , tatwcon California and Wetstcr ,
which will beoffered for sa'e.
V.nwtr IdV store rn south 8th street ,
lie rlhe B. fi'M. freight de.ntria . cu
t-red by burglan Tiies lay. They w en1
thr ugh both stores , carrying of same nlk
li.mdkcroh efs and ot er articles , but for-
Itmntily overlooking some vain bo ! silver
\ \ l'cwas \ within easy reach. The
amount carried off was not veiy great.
Comp'al-1 wag lodged against a smal
b.iy m the police court Tuesday by a
Cnininiau namd ( James 1-ce , charging
titd youth with maliciously shooting him
m the no-Jo with a uvbcr catapult ors'int :
hl : it. Th > case wa Bit for hearing to-daj
and during iU progress the chinaman be
came fomewbit excited and related his
greviaticc' * in tlie following ter < e nnd es-
pr'f > ivo language : "Melicin boy hitle
me nosey alia namre williee minge shntee ,
r.ui.itt like hellr alle sameo make chinaman
pay damme likehehe. " Tlio 'boy proved
an ali > i and was discharged.
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Child'a Mi ta at Kurtz' . m&w
ios * Hood at Kurtz' . m&w
Meals ut all hour * n % Tiz rd's 15-ti
WANTED * 'WANTED j !
10,000 Xadies and children to ceo our
flock of Honds , Ifubias , Hnsioi
Cloaks and Fancy Goods , Kurtz's
Store , Creichton .Block. m-w
If you want anything in the jewelry
line or your watch repiired , go to
Kdholm & Erickson's ; get your mon
cy's worth. It
HARD COAL SELF-FEEDING
STOVES Splendidly and ehborately
p'.ated with nickel , for 88 and upward ,
at Ilj.Troasin'B , 1111 Douglas elreot.
o20t4
Lidiea * Cloaks at Kurtz' , m&w
Wool yarn at Kurtz' . m&w
LOOK HERE !
The Garland Parlor Steve elands at
Iho front ; lends any in the market.
T > ItiE8nning & Foitick will be pleased
to eh w you all the latest improve
ments , and convince you at once that
thcro is no better atove in the market.
1V2L ! tarnhatn street , next to First
National Bank. c33-eod-tf
Da your shopping st TCurtz * . m&w
Cccilian cbnral cla s cinccrt Friday
evening next. TicLeta fir "ale by A.
15. Huberma-i , 51 it Meyer and A.
lloapo , jr.B'tx s.ioet at Max Meyers.
Child'a Hoods ai Kurtz. m&w '
JEWKLUY , CLOCKS and SPECTACLES ,
SILVERWARE and DIAMONDS , at prices
that we guarantee to suit alL We
eelLatihe JoKtstpssnble Jt'rjn j urcSj
an ! guarantee the quality of our
g > ods. t JEDHOLM & EuicEBOir , )
Opposite Postoffice. ;
Telephone to Joe & Sam's for a box
of those Famous Caramels and Bon
bon j. to
BEAUTIFUL BELLS ,
The Air Filled With Matrimo
nial Melody of all
Varieties.
Ctystal , SUver , Tin and Other
Weddings.
V
The "squaw winter , " just pasaed
through , was not severe enough to
nip the budding orange blossoms ,
which for two or three days past brve
bloomed with astonishing luxuriance
and nf all varieties. We have quite a
bouquet of the fragrant flowers to
day , prominent in which is the wed
ding and reception of Officer O'Dono-
hoc.
O'DONOHOE sic XUUT.
The nuptials of this well-known
member of the police force and Miss
Nellie MoNulty , of Lake Forest ,
Ills. , were celebrated at the cathedral
of St. Philomena on Monday evening ,
Rev. Father McCarty officiating.
The affair was kept remarkably quiet
until Tuesday when a compny of
Jack's friends , including Mayor Ch
Judge Hawes , Deputy Marshal
* erd hl , Councilman Hornbercer and
tbe entire pnlic force , called upon
the newly married couple at their co-
aey homo on Pacific street. There they
had the pleasure of meeting the
bride , who is a comparative stranger
in the city , and of admiring the judg
ment of one of the city's force. An
elegant and accomplished lady , ol
rare intelligence and charming man
ner * , Mrs. O'Donohoe soon won the
esteem of all her husband' * friends.
Jud e Hwes on behalf of the force ,
presented the bride with several beau
tiful gifcs , accomuanj ing the presen-
tttioii with an eloquent addrces.
Mayor Chase seconded him , and in
hia happiest vein congratulated the
bride and groom , and assured Ihe
former that if he bad any influence
with the marsbalnight duty should be
dispenied with during the honey
moon , and if her husband did not re
port at connubial roll-call ct nine
o'clock , he ordered her to report him
An elegant collation was set before
the guests in the midst of the
enjoyment of which , the party was
serenaded by Hornberger's full Italian
orchestra. At a late hour the guests
dispersed , carrying with them moat
agreeable impressions of the newly-
formed household for which they
wish uninterrupted felicity until , as
Judge H wes expressed it , "th'i silver
threads are iniiiulo 1 tiith the brown
aud life's sweet dream is ended. "
5IANK1NO ORAT ,
A pleasant uodding was solemnized
Tui'sdap evening by thu llav. E. H. E
J.imescn , at a net nnd comfortable
home on Nineteenth street , south ol
St. Mary's Avenue. The high con
tracting parlies were Wm. F. Man
ning , of F. D. Cooper's establishment
and Miss Lillie V. Grsy , daughter ui
W. L. Gray , of this city.
Only the relatives andintimato fiiends
of the couple were present. The
marriage touk place in the house fitted
up for occnpuicy by the now family.
Thcro were the usual number of ele
gant snd appropriate gift ? . The
uroom is a prosperous aud successful
young businessman , ana the bride tbe
daughter of one of Omaha's carliesl
settlers , whoso resldonca dates from
' 54. We wLh them much joy.
WHITE JlEFE > 'l)01r. :
Mr. Greda White , formerly of the
Omaha National bank , but for life IBB !
two years , engaged in the brokerage
business in Ifew York , was marricdln
Ohio , October 14tb , to Msss'Lucy
Diefendorf.
A TIN VTEDDIKO.
The tenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Loaiy
was celebrated in fine style , on Mon
day evening , at their residence on
North Twenty-third street , the party
being somewhst of a surprise , bu (
none the le a pleasant on that ac
c > unt. A largo number of their
friends gathered at an early hour
bringing with tLem numerous tokct.s
of esteem , all of iho material which
is supposed to be appropriate to such
Decisions. At an hour after mid nigh
the guests left for home , after wishing
their hosts many happy returns of the
d.iy.
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
The fifteenth anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Simon occurred on Mon
day evening la't. Their friends , lethe
the number of fifty , celebrated the
occasion by giving them a surprise
party at their residence on Haruev
street. During the evening the rou
pie were presented by Mr. Bloom in
behalf of the numerous friends with
an elegant berry set , in the following
neat speech :
_ "It is my most agreeable and happy
privilege in behalf of your numerous
friends gathered here to-night to pre
sent to you these tokens cf their e "
teem and regard. They have not for
gotten the anniversary of your
wedding day and its fifteenth celebra
tion has brought them tojjether and
afforded thorn the much coveted op
portunity lo testify their coed wishes
and the great interest they take in
your welfare. Most of your married
existence has been spent in this com
munity hero you have passed , ss it
were , the very noon of life. Here
you bave made that record for noble
ness of action , for kindliness of na
ture , for a far spreading influence for
good , that has endeared you rtioto
than any passing speech of mine
could. And it permits me to eav
m this connection , that , after all the
ambition that leads to the advance
ment and elevation of our fellow-
creatures , is the grandest and loftiest
of any. He who has made the world
better for having lived in it has ful-
Stled a noble mission , and he who
lias accomplished the mcst In this di
rection , is justly entitled to be
crowned "the greatest benefactor of
its race. " And it permits me to say
'urlher that , In proportion lo the
good deeds we perform , will the cap
ital of our happiness grow and in
crease. You have laid up a stock of
thYs character , of which , thq very beit
of us might well be envious , and it
gives you the assurance that your
virtues and your labors in the cansa
f right-doing , will be as unfading In
be memory of all your friends as 'the
itars above will bo forever unfading'in '
be works of creation.
At 12 o'clock the guests sat down
a bounteous repast , after wbJca
dancing and jollity wore the night air
away until tha wee swa * hours.
BILVEE TTEDDISG.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Bailey , residing on North Nineteenth
street , was celebrated Monday night
in a happy manner. Did anybody
ever hear of a couple reaching their
silver wedding day who were not un
usually biased in their mairled life ?
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are of the.fav-
ored few who reach that gleaming
mile-stone on life's journey and it
was fitting thatit should be passed in
a joyous manner. A magnificent sup
per was let before their guests , and at
its close dancing , wai resorted to
ainon ; , ' other social enjoyments.
Among the tokens of esteem received
from their friends were a lovely silver
tea set ; a water pitcher ; two cake bas
kets ; a butter dish ; a beautiful jewel
cise ; a set of five silver knivc1 } a
double set of nutcrackers ; nut picks
and fiuit knives ; a handsome crd re
ceiver ; put ta leand teaspoons ; pickle
castor and numerous other ankles.
It was a memorable occitioo , not oily
for the wirthy hosts , but for their fa
vored guests , who hope that they may
live to ECO the great Alchemist , Time ,
InnBfotm the anniversary from silver
into a golden wedding day.
WASTED A good store boy. Re
ferences. H. G. frlCATEH ,
Opposite P. 0.
H. BDLLN & Co. , the Sixteenth
street grocers , are now manufacturers
Bgenta fir the celebrated "SAXTO
BEST" Winter Wheat Flour , which is
at tale at the following grocers : F.
Lonpr , Geo. Heirnrod , G 3o. Schmidt ,
Julius Treitchke , William Gentleman ,
Henry Dilz-n , F. A. McSbauo , Z.
Stevens and William Sazauer.
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It pays to trade at Kurtz' ,
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PERSONAL PARAGBAPHS.
Col. A. C. Dawes , was in the city yce
terday.
Hon. Geo. H. Jewett of Sidney in in the
city.
city.Hon
Hon t , . 5L Bennett left yesterday
Ogdcn.
Gen. C. H. Van Wycfc was in the citj
Tuesday night.
Hon. L. W. Osborae , of Blair , was in
tjwn yetleidaj'i
J. W. Bobbins of the Chicago Lter
Ocean is in thg city.
Mr. Wi'lis Yatea left for Chicago
Tuesday tvcni g.
Eevk E. H. E. Jimeson left at coon
yesterday for Ucd Cloud.
Jolio Ferc'.val has gons on the road for
the Ru'.it Nebraska.
W. Ci LaHirop arid f jmiiy were among
the wobl boUi-d p ssengers yesterday.
Stij.t. . L. D. Tuthill of the St. Jco &
Sottiwestern w s in the city yesterdij" .
Bitluip Towlcf , th : * E fontlcd E scopal
Bis-hop- Ciiic-.g" , was in the iity Tues
day.
Jl-mjgcr Ciiffi'i , of tlie Ac'demy oi
Music returned from Chicigo yesterday
morning.
Hon. C. r. Matthewson , speaker of the
Nebraska Louse of repr sehtativei , is m
the city.
L. T. Wilbur left tday for Fort Wash-
alcie , where he enters the employ of J. Kt
Moore , post trnden
Gen. John C. FiunMit , Governor of
Ariz , na passed t'rurj ; the city Tuesday
tn route to hu domain.
Mr. Oicar Moje n. his wife ? nd two
J u htcrB will lei e ij a fiW ilajs fir
Jvanfeai City , which is o be thrir home
for tne immediate fuliiic. All are acquair -
ted with this family v ho fiom the father
down aic admirable actorr. At the
German Theatre , where they api ear next
Sunday evening for the last time , Mis
Laura Mojean especially has won admira
tion and favor , her younger eister bids
fair to le equaJy pleasing at no distant
day.
BASE BURNER STOVES.
Don't fail to call and see the "In
vincible" and "Argand" stoves , o :
which I have sold so many this sea
< on and previous years , and which
are now acknowledged by all to be th
best stoves in the market. I can also
assure the p'iblic ' that my prices octu
ally defy competition , and are far be
low these of any other house in t
west. To convince yourselves of the
truth of this statement call at No
1111 Douglas st. R. TBOSSIN.
cc20-lt
Lidies' Mitts at Kartz' . m&w
Elepant lunch served nt GRAND CEN
TRAL BILLIARD HALL : mornings 9 to
12 ; evenings , 8 to 12. m.w.
COOKING" STOVES , *
With a full set of furniture for $11.00
and upward at the Steve Store ol
R Trossin , 1111 Douglas street.
Pncca exceedingly loir. Call and Bee
for yourselves. o20-4t
Oysters in every style at Tizard'a.
15-tf
FURS ! FURS ! FURS !
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry Q. Richter , Fifteenth street ,
opposite the postoffice , calls the at
tention of the Ladies of Omaha and
vicinity to visit his superb stock of
Furs : and , also , to look ovtr their old
furs for repairing , before the season
advances. Satisfaction guaranteed.
olG-nl
Best Caramels and Taffies at Tiz
ard's. * 15-tf
The Garfield and Arthur Glee Club
will b'end their voices harmoniously
at the C. 0. C. Concert next Friday
evening.
Ladies' Underwear at Kurtz' , m&nr
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather , tha annual ball of the Lyran
Singing Society , which was to have
> : en held last Saturday , has been
ostponcd nntil Satnrd y , October
23rd. m.f
Child's Leggins at Knrfz * . m&w
Joe-it Sam'a
Oyster Parlors open
day &nd night tf
Mrs. S. A. Smith , gioceriea and
produce , has adopted the cash system.
Call and get price * ; 7th and Pierce $
refers. 3t t-oct7.
For Delicious CARAMELS , the
inest in America , Go to Jce & Sam's ,
next to Postoffice. tf ;
BOOTOING THE BBS ,
The City Council Rejects the
Proposition for Bonds ,
One and All.
A special meeting of the city coun
cil was held at 7:30 last evening to
take acti n on the bids rtcaived for
the new issue of 7 percent bonds.
Present , Meesrs. BackmoreDailey ! ,
Lodge , Hornberger , Jones , Kennard ,
Libagh , Roddis , Stcphenson , Thie-
man and Mr. President.
The following abstract of bids re'
ceivcd waa had by tbe clerk :
J. ttiwr , $05.100 at 51 jrcmlum
Ji . U Watson. SU,100 ) t J ircjiiuiu.
T M. I o > nt , GG.HO at Ci rcailtiffl ,
John M. isain , Sofl.l OatTJ rr uiiuifl.
Jia B roer , SIC , tOat < tf-lOJ premium.
K-.uii ze BrvS. A. Y. $ ddl'0 it r mium.
A. " unier , ( rua d an , S12.VOO at t < { premium.
J. J. Siabbs , * 1,700 at pieinium.
\UUer TrucliIo a City , S10.WJ at 2 prim-
UIOSWia. . D j'.l , * U > 3 at 00 premium.
K. C. Ljon , Iowa City , $ V Ol ) at 5J prem um.
1 caritt BurnLain , J2 , (0 at b prem nm.
E. K. Stamens , s r. 856IUO at GJ uiemlum.
Ct.ss Gr-ES , K. Y. $ G6,10U at 7 2U-10J I-reiu-
ium.
ium.U > . Creighton , JCS.IOD at 7 1-7 premium. _
The following were receive- ! alter
12 o'clock on t e 18th.
D. T. Mount , J1P.OOO at 7J p-emlum.
Frank Murphi , J68.ICO at 7 premium ,
A. pr < position from Pres'on , Kean
and one from the Chemical
bank N. Y. for § 25,000 at § 1 CC aud
$25,000 at § 1 07 were secured. These
were tne bids whi .h arrived by the
lite train on Monday and on which
there was fl question as to whether
they were filled in time to comply
with the advertisement for bids.
A. preposition from Letvitt
Burnliam , dated October 19th
uttered to take § 66,100 at § 108
instead of $2,300 if the council ob-
cted to a bid for less than the
whole amount.
A proposition dated October.lS , was
rpcerwil from John McShane , to take
SG6 100 at 81.09 1/26. /
Mr. Stepbenaon otfereda resolution
that on azcuuntof the failure of
of the bids to come to hand by reason
of a litu train ; and for various
aond reasons ; all the bids received up
to date be rejected ) and that the city
cltrk be author 23d to advertise apaiu
for bids , the bids to bo nil in by Sat
urday evening next at 7:30 : oVl
A prolonged d'scussion ' followed ,
participated in by tne entire counc-1 ,
nne aide contending that they were in
honor bntlndjto aocept the propositioi
of John B. Foyer , as he was the high
est bidder who complied with the
terms advertised , and the other side
claiming that all the bids should be
rejected as the i.nly fair way for al
parties , .
Mr. Kenuard favored accepting Mr.
McShatio'a proposition.
Mr. Stephenson's resolution was
subsequently withdrawn , and another
substituted therefor , changing the
time for closing bids tb Monday dv
inpr , the 25th , which was adopted.
The council then adjourned to meet
Monday evening at 7:30 : o'clock.
POLITICAL POINTS.
TUB COLORED JIEJj's CUnlCE.
An enthusiastic moating of colored
Americans was held nt Eureka hal
Tuesday for the purpose of select
ing some name to be presented to the
county convention as a nominee for
the legislature. Peter Williams was
called to the chair , Benj. Fulton sec
retary. The object of the meeting
was discussed by W. H. C. Stephenson -
son , W.V. . Porter , Price Sander * , A.
W. Parker , .K. Washington and
others.
On motion of W. W. Porter , the
meeting proceeded to nomination ? .
W. H. C. S onson and E. R.
Overall were notnimted as candidates
befoic the convention. E. R. Overall
receiving the largest number of rotes
was declared nominated. On million
of W. H. C. StophensonE. R. Overall
was unanimously elected.
The moating adjourned to Wednes
day evening , October 27.
TUB OPPOSITION.
The democracy are wheeling into
line for the local political campaign
They held a caucus in the First wart
list evening at Metz's Hall , at 7:30. :
and in the Fourth ward at the police
court room. The primaries in the
wards and precincts are called for to
morrow evening , and the convention
will be held Saturday , !
Cut and Dried.
The railroad convention which as
sembled at Clark's hall yesterday af
ternoon carried the
out programme ar
ranged by Boss rhumtou the nifih
before The whole
thing was n cu
and dried affair , and this was eviden
from the beginning of the convention
to the cloto.
Mr.0. . R , Coutant presided ant
John Rush acted as secretary.
Nominations being in orderMessrs
C. K. Coutant and Sidney E. Loske
were named as candidates for the etate
senate , and on motion of Boss Green
were nominated by acclamation.
The next thing in order being the
Bilection of candidates for the Ljwei
house , the following were put in nom
ination : A. L. Robinson , Gates B.ir
her , Ralph M. Gaylord , Joseph Fox
W. .1. Broatch , Sam A. Orchard , J.
H. Kyner , E. R. Overall , E. M. Bart
lett , Geo. M. O'Brien , jr. , Henry
Ballou , T. .1. Staley , W. I. Baker ,
Andrew Sorensen , \Vm. R. Turner
and Philip Anderson.
The first ballot being formal result-
ou in the nominitiou of S. K. Jack
son , H. G. Barber , Patrick Mullen ,
Joseph Fox , E. M. Bartlett , J. H.
Kyner , W. J. Broatch and Henry
Bolln.
F. W. Corliss , the present Incum
bent , was reuominated for county
commissioner.
The convention then adjourned sine
die.
Gentlemen waiting for Captor Sals
are notified of their arrival.
FREDERICK , Leading Hatter. -
Hickory , Chestnuts and Blac
nuts at Tizard's. 15-tf '
County Court.
The following cases were decided
t
n the October term by Judge Barthr ,
olomew : '
Alfred Stan den vs. L. Z. Stephens ;
ndgment for plaintiff forS138 69.
Council Bluffs Iron'"Works' vs. Wil-
iam J. Wclshana et al. ; judgment 'for
8135.95
Horace C. Melcalf et al. vs.
William Sexauer ; judgment for
136.60. p-
H" . A. Cornish \s. Peter Boosen ;
udcment for 8117.25.
Martin Ittuer , administrator , vs.
A. F. . Kjalestrom ; judgment for
$340 pi. ;
Julius Bauer et al. vs. Charles
3anckes ; dismissed.
First National Bank vs. Charles J.
jrcen ; judgment for § 240.42
George E. Barker vs. F. W. Gan-
m&n ; j udgment for § 178.70. i
BUKGLARS WHO BUBGLE.
An Omaha Business Man
Suspected of Manufac
turing Burglars Tools.
Confessions of a Orook.
The good citizens of Omaha have
jean apprised at different and numer
ous times-of late through the columns
of THE BEE of the many different
raids made by the knights of the jim-
mie upon the safes , tills and other
comatabhs of our people. So often
liave these raids been made that it baa
become necessary in eertiin par's of
our city to organize a night patrol of
JZefls , the police force being inade
quate to properly protect all parts of
the city at night.
These inroads upon the wealth of
our citizens have become so numerous
and so startling in their boldness of
des'gft and execution thrtt the city
marshal deputed one of his polfce-
men to work up and ferret Out the
organized ganj ; of thieves who are
known to infest the town. The said
policeman , whoso bthor nimo is Pt < t
Fonl , c'ommencod operations by in
gratiating hirrsalf ifito the good
graces of a noted crook and pflniteri-
tiary bird , who imparted to him the
startling information that a well-
known locksmith of this city did a
thriving basiiu-iis In manufacturing
burglars' tools t * order for the Rang ,
and charging them from thirty eight
to fifty dollars per set for the same.
To substantiate what he Said ho
volunteered to go and order a set ,
vhich ho accordingly did A bargain
w , a made , end the locksmith agreed
to furnish the tools required for the
sum of $38.
In duo tirno the tfoh were called for ,
tie ofticor aocompaiyirg the pur
chalet1 , and remaining on the outside
until the transaction was closed , wh <
he intended to slip iusnl arrest the
manufacturer. But somehow or oth
er bo had got wind of the whole thing
nnd refused to deliver the tools , mak-
iiL ; as an excuse that he had not made
them yet nor waSil't goiil ; to , a ? He
didn't do ih it kind ot business. Of
course , the arrest was not made under
the circumstances , but tliore exists
m doubt in iho niiiid of the officer
that tlie locksmith hud done plenty of
that kind of business , and were it not
that he finelled a very large sized ro
dent , tnere is no doubt that his last
"kit" of tools would have cost him A
"stretch or two in the pen. "
Third Ward Voters Registration
Notice.
I will sit at my i ftico north east cor
ner of Fourteenth and Donylas street ? ,
( ver Cumi : g's auction store ) on
i hurecUy , Saturday and Monday.
[ Thursday 28 h and Saturday SCth
October , nnd November Monday Ist.j
for tha purpnso of registering the
electqrs .of the Third ward.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
sot my hand this 50th day of Octi , '
bar , 1880. WILL H. RILEY ,
r.20-10t ' Registrar Third Ward.
Child's cloaks at Kurtz. rn-w
Dou'fc tu.ronr a giod Slove nwny be *
caueo U neuda a few repairs that you
think I you can't get , but go to Win.
F. Siwtz-l , whc wi'.l ' get them for
you. 10 3t
'
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEBRASKA , )
Douo LAS COUNTY. Js3'
Notice Is hereby ijivou that I wl ; )
st at my office , 317 Sjuth Twelfth
street , between Farnham
on Wednesday , Thursday , Friday and
Saturday , October 27th , 28th , 20th
and 30thalso ; on Monday , Novembif
1st , 1880.for.tho purpose 'f-regie-
tering the olectora ot the First "Ward ,
In witness whereuf , ! have hereunto
sat my hand , "thh 18th day of Octob
er , A. D. , ISSO.
E. M , STENBEROj
o812fc ' . Registrar First Ward.
To the Voters of the Sixth Ward.
Notice is hereby given , that I will
alt at myTjfiice , 908 north 16th street ,
from Tuesday , October 19th , to Sat
urday , October 23rd , and every even
ing thereafter to November 1st , 1880 ,
for the'purpose of making a new com
plete registrar list.
olS-Ct Jin N. MpnpnV' , Registrar.
RANGES ! RANGESII
, Tlie best ranges in the market at
the'lowest possible prices at R. Tros-
sins , 1111 Douglas s'.raet. ' o20t4
Mrs. M. Cor , F-ishiohab)6 ) Dress
M < \ker , 317 Fifteenth street , between
Davenport and Chic-'RO.
Me'nicrs celebrated Fine Chocolate ,
at Joe t Sam's. tf
WANTED 3 'good blacksmiths on
14th street between Hafney and Howard -
ward * . ANDREW MUBPHY.
tf
A box of Pure Fresh and Delicious
candies from Joe & Sam's , delights
the , hearts of young and old. tf
E. Maurer has opened his new
saloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham
street , late Elgutter's store. Ira
PHT ? < UK TWENTY-ONE KDMBER-
-CUXb-lDJ. of SCKIBNEP.'iJ"MONTHLT.
Tha msgnificently illustrated November num
ber of SCKIBXER'S ilosinir , the DEC NMAL
IS UE , ajCear in a ew cover , and contains
the n t chapters rf Pr.TEK TltK GREAT AS
KULEHA..DHEFi.RirEB , by Eugene Schm-
ler , the beginning of capitil Sf rial nowl , arti
cles OQ OCA.US1 ONE. ( with fn'l pee po'tnti ) ,
ELtUU VKniilR. MILLET. AETEUOS WAKl )
anJ WA < TW OTMAN , nl'h many other a-
crs of unamil interest , monp ; them the firs'
pui.hslHd explinati'ia of
HELLER'S FAMOUS SECOND-SIGHT THICK
Tnls November number i > eglns tbe twenty ,
first volume. . The increasing poput rity of the
magazine la itrontfy evidenced by recent vales.
A ye-r ajo the mojthly circulation wai about
90,000 copies ; durinir tbe past nine months it hai
avsrajed 115,000. wuiln the first edition of the
No.-cmbcr i sue b 125,000. P.ice 35 cent * ; $4.00
veir c
The f oTIowini ; special offers are made with new
subscriptions ( number * and volumes suppled ,
pst r > id , by the | ublishers and sll dcalcrf ) :
t. ) TWE.NTr.05E KDUSKBS. OF SCRIB-
NEKS FOKJ5.CO.
For 5.00 , j cat's tubscrption , beginning-
rl.h Nov. , and rlne recent numberr , > eb'y to
ct. , 1880 , Including I art L of PJ-TER THE
OKE T , Mm. Bur.ett's LOUISIANA , etc.
Regulir Price , * 7.00. )
2)TWO LOUNO V.LS ) AND A SUBSCRIP-
TIO.V FOK 7 60. )
J7.50 , a year's rnbseriptinn and tire rieh-
r'bouul volumes , XIX. xnd XX , containing
be above nnmbe-s , and all of Cable's brilliant
ovel.THE GRASDISdIMES. ( Berular pri.e ,
) * and
SOaifiNEH & CO. , 713 Bro/dmry , K. V. ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Sal * '
UxA , Found. Wants , Boirdlnz dtc. , vfill bo In
serted In tbnrc columns ouce for TEN CENTS
per lint ; each subse < ; uentin3ertIonriVE CENTS
per line. The flirt insertion Dover lisas than
TWEJiTY-FIVf : CEKTS.
TO UAH-HOMEY.
ST 10 LOAM Oll * t Law Office
M D. L. THO1IAS. RoomS.firetdhton Block
ONKY TO I.OAH 1109 Farnhun street.
M Dr. EJwardfl Loan Agency. nov-K-tt
HELP WAMTID
- to work in .ma'l ' family ,
south side DoJge bt. , third house west
2T < 1 St. 711-20
Ajoiing nan wishes situation to
WANTED of corse * . Address W. C. . Ecc
office 70u ;
Mtllatii n 1-y a youns roan , )
WABTEll srocerj rforr , 'lio has been in th'i
country liutafeur da f , but h cli qualified to
fill any p ° itiuii , i asstudu 1 n.cJ'cine aid bool-
Vcef.'iiiR for jvir ; wascs uobjjct. . Addrtus
O. H.U. , Ceo office. ' 10-21
A girl far Imusjffcrk , small Urn-
WANTED . 2115 , C.ii. St , Let 21at tnd l2ud.
11-2 !
- . cIcJacMeJ ! joung ladiw
WANTKD-Tw. timmes.'liate , cm secure a
pttinai out tituil. ii ! niti n balary of 3J2.UO
wcuk. U < ill nt the MctropoHan Hotel on i hurs-
k [ torn icn till eleven a m. 71B-2J
A ? T D 'uom heIPAp ; > lv at
tlnsoHkc. 74-9
> t.o d isker.
at the Vie-ind Eakery. 705 J
liifl iu * ? eniwl Iwnsiworklr ;
W 1' . T. ilouut , N. K. C" ' ll rner ami Ifitli
Oirl Iniraedbtel- the Elk'-of
WANT3D House
- lrl ! toclo general ] li < nm.worlf. t
WANTPD-0rl street. 7(7-21
ANTED-AshCCir.8fesr , t D. C. Khler'n
AT IBlh tl-t opposite postoffica. 703 20
ANTKD-A fhl fir general li'inowoik.
AT Ki.qulr"f . J rs J. H. Cr ish'.on , Cits
ttrset , b , . 17th and 131U. J02-vf
\-\7 ANTKU Oifl for Ktncr.il l.ousework , at S
VV ' . iljiie , Jaik Jn St. , Letnucn 17th and
ISth eoaih tide. ' 0
ItrraediUely , a good Hk , at
WAITED ' rtntautant. COtf
"A s TED Cook at the O'Cflnnell IIou'o on
w 10th St , Deir Dudge. 191-81
. - cood"Ji6' - . -Jjeepcr , at 1103
W.VWrED-A D' , up Btiiis. 6M II
\TTAKTEl ) fliri : "c.'ok'7 pre/errctJ , Bt F.
W lancorl3UiMid Ji-kso-ii. t83-tf
2 men lo work i umked'atflen1
WANTED at tie ! end if l8th St. H. W. BAiL
6S9-I1
f'JR FiHT-HUU3 S AHD LAND.
fj U BKNT I.ttrj.ofrcut roun , npBt.llrs suiN
C able for iwo ent cncn. 23d and Cass Sis
Innuiro at tLis otHce , or aildreai ' "A. " po * ( mce
70121
\ ! RK\T Cmtase , on 5th an.1 . Pine SU ,
1y\OC 1 house , tig'itTroums.ui 3d a d'a'SMs.
Emiiiiic J. f. hoe , f. t' . Cor. Irth and Karn-
Lam , 030-tr
yOlt KENT Room , fafiii liOuorupfumUbed ,
JD KoW58th ! , let Califorui * and Webster
street. : 6 S-1
RKKr Ilufijo ud lot In hull's 2ad
ailu.iiinrne-A-u. S. eoifilJj Enquire a
Room 6 , Crefehton Llock. _ W-t
RVNT Large bouse , 7 roonn , 20th St. ,
FOR CasjBtrce' . C. T. TAVUiR ,
fljl-tf Oflice 34th and DjUgl-i
7tr.'ftT' ' ' = ilritclv furnished rooms at 1311
FOIl - etfeot , bet. 13th wA 14th St.
360 t
OB RENT 2 furnished rooms over iJer
F cbanf Eacliango , N. E. Cor. 16th and
iS3-tf !
FOR SALfr
SALE The new Kngland House , IU t
FOH . Neb. Inquire ef proprietor on th
premises ; will soil the whole or patt interest
E. N. > OYE3. 713-3.1
nOn SALE-Tnner' ; tools. Inquire 41S 10th
JL1 etrcfct. 717-2r
LK Twenty to twenty-lour quirts or om
dollar by John T. Paulson.
oh/e.V.-mon-woilt
Q HOUSES And rornar half of lot , southeast
fii corner Ijth and C'MsSts. , 7 room in each ;
rent ( orS-uilil 3 5 ( " mouth KEMIS' 1 EtL
EBTATE AOESCT , 15th and Dottala" St . 679-tf
FOR SALS Mixed piinta.atA
and California hts. 615 tf
EOtl SALE A new , cleirant , first-class 7j
( wttvopiinn , direct frjm manufacturer , at
s than nuuiificturer'r ) ( \Milttllatnbar
iii and give time if do ircd.V. . J. CONNE L.
OCO-tf
T7I R SALK t'otlonwoKl lumber of all Bizcs.at
J ? RKDJtoyiVS. Si-steonth-st. Slfl-t
MISGElLMI OUS.
- ' - Jrlsh setter bitcli with pups five
J dol'ars ' reward will be pijd for b r return.
CHA * > S1 ASIAN , at A. J. Jsloipajn'd farriage
Shop. 716-T2
NOTIOK Otlo Frisonielenniry
SPHC1AL : . pr.uluife of the veterinary collcce
of Slut tg ut and Zurich. Ilcspit-a 1149Shc.TDan
avunUo SStJ-lm
Absolutely Pure ,
Maile from Grape Cream Tartar. No othe
preparation nukes such li ht , H.-.hy hat breadu ,
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by ilype- till
without fear of the Ib resulting front
Sold only in cans , by ail Grocer' .
nxin POWOIR Co. . N tr York
SIGN OP THE
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME ,
A. HOSPE JR.
. , . ,
Pianos and Organs first Class
on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Music and- Musi
cal Instruments.
FINE STUCK OF
IM : o ID ; L ID i nsr as .
Oil Palntingj , .Enpm Tings an * * Frame * at great
ly rtdacea prices.
8x10 Frames , 1 Inch. "Walnut . lc
10x12 " 1 . 20 '
10x11 " 1 " "
. 20
12x18 " 1 " "
} . 60
12x18 " It " "
. 65
16x23 } l | ' " . 75
Bustle 8x10 frame . 15
Chromes framed , ( mail , 22c ,
Chromot framed , tir.-e , 1 is ,
KnjriTing from 50c upwards ,
Photograph frames f romlSc upwards ,
Windo * Cor Jces 75e k vrindov and upwards ,
lambrequlr J 8 00 p < r window and upwards ,
Cornice fole3250pr winiloa
Velvet frames 25c each ( o5 00
Violin Strinja 15c ,
Violin l 76 , .2 0 , 3 and npwinlg ,
Guitars 5. 00 , 6 M > , .7 00 , and upwards.
Banjos 1 00. 3 00.-.6 00 ; and upwards ,
Accordeois from 1 CO up , cheapest in city
Send for umplea and catalogue of mouldings
ihctt mtuic. A. HOSPE , JB. ,
U76 Dodaa St. . Oiaana H b. .
S. P. MORSE CO. ,
T. .
GASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS.
.ANKETS , COiFi &C.
From
STEPHENS & WILGOX'S STOGK.
We have Many Goods , bought last year , that
have since advanced from Thirty to Fifty
per cent , yet WE OFFER THEM AT BANK
RUPT PRICES :
50 Pairs 104 White Blankets at - - ' . . . 00 , Worth § 3.00
50 Pairs 104 White Blankets at $2.75 , Worth 4.00
25 Pairs 104 White Blankets at $5.01) ) , Worth 7.00
25 Pairs 114 White Blankets at $6.00 , Worth 9.Ct
20 Pairs California White Blankets at - - - $10.00 , Worth 29.00
400 Pairs Western Grey Blankets at - . . .
Ml to-day worth from $2 to $5 a pair more.
OUR NEW DISPLAY OF
DRESS GOODS , HOSIERY , FRINGES ,
Passmcnterics , Beaded Trimmings , Etc. .
Is very Elegant , and Certainly the Finesfc ever Shown In Omaha *
S. &c CO.
FIOIITTFRI HAS "SOW OPESJED FOR INSPECTION HIS HEW STOCK
LLy U 1 i Lil B of Fall and Winter Clothing for Men' * Youths' Boys' and
Children's Wear.
SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO P4EET
1001 Farnlmm Street.
the .
requirements of Everybody.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS
PoppletOn BIOCK. the most varied and elegant ever dispjayed in the
city.
CITIZENS AKB CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE
our large display of Dress and Business Suits , Fall .
Grand Weight Overcoats , Novelties in Furnishing Goods ,
Stylish Hats and Caps , Trunks , Valiaes. Califorfornia
Blankets and Overalls , &C.&G.
NO ONE IP HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL
OPENING
buy one dollar's -worth of Clothing until he has seen our
immense Stock and learned our Pricea.
LATEST TELEGRAMS
Are Not Half as Interest
ing to the General Eead-
er as the Following Price
List :
Jlbsot Aiwarfor " c °
lo Iba extraCentrarfor * JJJ
K J Ibs Canary C. Saga for -l "u
8Jlbs Granulated Suzar for 1 00
8 Iba CUt Loaf Snsrarfor 1
elbBKOodRloCofIeofdr..i.t 1 00
5 Iba best Rio Coffee fur 1 00
4 Iba choice Java Coffee for 1 00
3 4 Ibs best Mocha Coffee for 1 00
Yodnir fijion Tea per Ib , 30 to * 0
JolongTeuperlD , So 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . * <
Japan Tea per Ib , SO to JO
Finest Gunpowder Tea per Ib '
Best O K Flour per sack 2 SO
Snow Flak * winter wheat flour S < &
Havens beat flour _ „ . . - . * 00
.2 bars Climax Heap for 1 CO
1 bars foundry Soap tor 1 00
18 bars Linen Soap for. . . J w
Pure Maple Syrup In cat , cftns 1 O1' '
Golden Syrnp pergaUon i - J < J
New Orleans Byrup per gallon J ?
New Orleans Molasses per pil'on ' 7U
Sne r House Molaegea per gallon
181bgSt.Loniseod Cftrtfc rsfoT 1 00
ISlbsSt. Louis Ov ter Cracken for 1 CO
12Ibs Boston Butter Crackers for 1 W
121bsGlnrer ( Snaps for 00
13 Iba New Curranta for W
9 Ibs New Blackberries for 00
4 Ibs Pitted Cherries for ,
12 Ibs Dried Peaches ( halve * ) for.
U Ibs Choice Dried Apples for. . . . 00
12 Ibs best new Prunes for 00
10 Ibs. best Valencia Rabins (0
8 Ibs. new layer Raisins 00
Peaches. 2Ib cans J
Peaches. Z ! b c ns { standard ) 1 *
Pie Peaches. 8 lt > cSil * * 0
PcachesCaI)3 ) Ibcau J-
Blackberries , 2 ID can l ° l
Apples , ( York Stale.al can
lueberrieB 3 Ib can
Cherries 21b can
Damson Plums 2 Ib can * . . . . .
Raspberries Z Ib can I3
Strawberries,2 Ibcan - . 1
String Bcans.2 Ib cans 122i
Baked Beans , 3 Ib can
Lima Beans , 2 Ib cana 12 }
Sngarcorn , 2 Ib can 12j
Yarmouth corn , per can. . . ' 'i
Tomatoes , 3Ibcan 12 }
BuccoUah , 2 Ibcan 12 *
Pumpkins , 3Ibcan 15
25 Ibs beans 1 00
10 Ibsdrled Lima beans 1 00
S5 Ibs hoznlny J W
11 Ita CarollnaTrlc * } 1 °
ZSINsoatmeul 1 ° °
Fat family mackerel , ver kit 85
Patfamily white flab. fr kit. 0
3odflsb , whole , perlb J
IjdSsh , boneless , perlb JO
. ,
aoiland herring ( new ) per kesr. . . *
robuccofBlackweH's Durham ) r--rlb - JO
robiocoaiTerF alplu2)perlb - J *
robaccorpldsylepcrlfa Jj
'oboccoMeenchanm ) perlb JJ
lams , fugar ured , perlb lyt
fresh roil . . w
Jutter , , perlb ;
Complete price Uata fumlAed on application.
Jountry orders will recelra prompt and < luJ
Itcr.Uon. Positively no zoods sold on credit.
J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
Hie Original Reliable drocers ,
No. 1119 Farnham Street ,
OMAEA. NEB. .
J.H.FLIEGEL&CO.
Successors to J. U TU1ELK ,
UERCHAXT TAILORS ,
No. 1220 Douglas Street ,
A
AGENTS : FOB DEVLIN & GO ,
'J-'iiJl ' !
BOSTON CLOTHING
CLOTHINGHOUSE ,
FAILMIAM STREET.
Oval Brand
The tales of this "brand" of O h a Eowoitstrl ( jd tl others. . Ton get . more . Ojrt
WEIOIIT AND MEASUKE In c * of this br nd th n > any other. 1 > B. JiKElltK. .
m General Western Agent , Omaha.
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
.AJSTID
.GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , helow any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
We Mean Business * Come and be Convinced.