The Daily Bee.
Friday Morning , April 15. |
ACADEMY OP MUSIC !
Easter Monday , April 18th.
IROIBT-
BY
The Ivanhoe Dramatic Club ,
Mr. Uurj-J. Parr , . Director.
This p"a.y embodies the true sentiments of the
Iruh people M > hey * trug led for their God
llren rights Ita Heroes , only ambition during
the crentful period of 93 purtrajirc Ms true
motives and depicting bin wonderful qualities of
Btlf-iacrlfldng love and noble generosity. Scenes ,
the no t .musine we no happily interwoieii in
the plot a to make the play at once the mos
beautiful and intensely Interesting on the modern
( Use. A ttrong cast and elegant costumes.
Tickets Mc. ) Reserved seats at Kdbolm &
ErlcksonV. Ilatiiicc t2:30. apU od3i
PaUsrson sells coaU
rederict , .Leading Hatter. mlltf
Easter Cards at Kuhn's.
See Polack'e advertisement ,
4000 residence lota. Bemis , agent
500 business lots. Call on Bemis.
Bemin' new map of Omaha , 25 cents.
Bemis' real estate boom. First page.
250 houses and lots. Bemis' agency.
200 farms and 900,000 acres land. Eemis
agent.
Try "Saxe'e choic , " best 5c cigar in
town.
town.The
The St. Joe road expects to be open
to-d y.
y.Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewel-
en , Creichton Block. o2G-tf
Finest assortment of tooth brushes at
Sne'n , warranted.
For FINE Commercial Job Printing ,
call at THE BET Job rooms.
Novel Ten Cent cigars , five for a
quarter , at Kuhn's Drug Store.
Mixed paints , Whitehouse'u drug store ,
16th and California streets. aS-eod-lm
California asparagus. Bermuda toma
toes and fresh cucumbers at Wiemers' . 2t
The sale of seats for Holand Reed and
the Arabian Night * company opened yesterday -
terday morning.
If you want Bill-Heads , Letter-Heads
Envelopes or any job work. Call at THE
BEE Job Ilooms. Prices that will suit
every one.
A line of barges is contemplated for
Famam street , with branch lines on Doug
las and Ki-rney ,
The uervices of Holy We k and Easter
for the parish [ of Trinity Cathedr I , will
b held at the old church , and not at Ma
sonic Hall , as originally announce 1.
Those wanting to enjoy a good laugh
should see the inimitabla comedian , Mr.
W. A. Shephardson , as Darby O'Gaff , his
firorite role , in "Kobert Emmet. "
The B. & M. bridge at Oreapolis was
completed at noonyesterday'and the B. &
M. train from Lincoln arrived on time
iterday. Trains will run to-morrow
M before the flood.
Physicians are already predicting that
there will te many cases of malarial fever
in Omaha this summer , as a result of the
Missouri's big rise , which has left pools of
itagnant water in many parts of the city
adjacent to the bottoms.
The police judge is moving for a re
form in the matter of locks. He finds
not only that the court room is without a
protection of this kind , but that the desk
in which his most important documents
ue kept is in the same condition.
Among the incidents of the flood in
Council Bluffa is the fact that while the city
was caring for the homeless sufferers in her
court house and in Bloom & Nixon's opera
house , t e number of the dependents was
increa ed by the addition of two healthy
babes.
Messrs. J. W. Murphy & Co. have
opened a wholesale liquor store at the
corner of Fourteenth and Douglas street * .
Thy are agents for the K-ntueky Dis
tillery company , and , carrying the fine
lines of gu ds they do , will undoubtedly
build up a large trade.
\V. J. Hancock , superintendent of the
American Express com -any , has purchased
the house and grounds on the corner of
Third aveuue and Eight ( street , Council
duffs , from S. H. Miner , for a residence.
The Nonpareil says this is one of the finest
,
locations in one of the most aristocratic
portions of Council Bluffs.
HICKMAN'S MILLINERY HEADQUAK-
TEUS are complete in every depart
ment. ap4tf
Miss Josle Martell , Lillie Gray ,
M'lle S&roni , Nettle Stuirt , Alice
Markle , Emma Harris , Mabel Qoinn ,
and a grand ballot at Tamer Halle
Saturday evening.
APPLE Jelly , at Buffett'e. a3-4t
Puck Outstripped.
Puck'e fabled girdle of the Girth in
forty minutes was again distanced
Wednesday far at the American con
tinent is concerned. Up in the West
ern Union telegraph office , in this
city , might have been Been a "re
peater , " which'was one of BIX across
the United St\tes , and connected with
a single wire from New York to
San Francisco , over which a duplex
circuit was working without a break.
What a wonder of electrical triumph !
Lest thtn a single minute for a mes
sage to traverse three thousand miles
of mountain plain and plateau ! Some
Idea of the swiftness of the electrical
spark may be obtained from the test
made a few yean ago from Cambridge ,
"Mass. , to San Francisco and return , a
complete circuit of nearly 7,000 miles
being formed. The Interval between
the flash which left the Cambridge In
strument and the flash on the receiver
In the eamo office was only § of a second
end a time almost too brief .for com
putation. Think of it !
Go and see Treitschke's fine sample
room. 12-3t
Dr. Charles Yelsley , one of the moat
ricceBsfal healing mediums of the sge ,
has located in oar midst , nnd is pre
pared to treat all kinds of chronic die-
ewes without medicines. He partic
ularly desires cases despaired of regu
lar M. D.'s , and guarantees a euro if
pronounced curable by him. No
qneaiions asked , diagnosis by aid of
clairvoyance. The poor are always
favorably considered. Call and "satisfy
yourselves , at the Magnetic Healing "
Institute , Burt street , west of milita
ry bridg . m&s
An entertainment entirely different
from anything yet offered the cltizeni
of Omaha ie promised at Turner Halle
Saturday night. From the names of
the artists employed , wa should judge
the company as being superior in abil
ity ta the majority of traveling com
binations. Front seats -nil no doubt I
be at a premium. Go early aud rej j I
serve them. a
ATTER THE BATTLE ,
The U. P. Shops Running as
Usual and the Smelting
Works Cleaning Up.
A visit to the Union Pacific shops
yesterday found them in full blast ,
working the usual complement of
hands. The damage done by the re
cent inundation waa comparatively
slight. Less than a thousand feet of
lumber was lost and the only serious
trouble waa caused by the delay and
hindrance to work. All the tracks ,
however , are in a dilapidated condi
tion. The earth is nearly all washed
from under the ties , and many of
these are loosened from the rails
Two of the eidinga and a portion of
the main track are out of place. Con
siderable time and dirt will be re
quired to again ballast all of the tracks
so that they can be used.
THE SMELTING WORKS
are in a sad .slate of dilapidation. The
carpenter shop , which wa * picked up
bodily by the flood , was smashed down
ou a small zinc shed , aud completely
demolished. The foundry is "para
lyzed , " so to speak , and will probably
have to be entirely rebuilt. The water ,
after taking away the back fence , gut
ted the "roaster , " a building in which
the ore is melted and cleaned out
the entire structure. Wednesday about .
one-third ol the usual day shift were
employed in cleaning up and starting
the fires in the ash pits. Work will
probably be resumed in a few days.
AT THE DISTILLERY ,
where the water did but little Irrepar
able damage , work is going ou as usu
al. About five hundred cattle were
Wednesday afternoon driven from the
atock yards into the lower barn and
cled up.
Fresh fish of all kinds iu abundance
at Motz's fish market.
EASTER EGGS.
10,000 dozen fresh eggs just re
ceived for Easter , at J. I. Nichols' .
14t2
SPRING
Suits just opened at Polact'fl ; the lat
est styles and the LOWEST price * . The
finest and best selected stock in the
west. 14-12
ATKINSON & CO. , the Acbiow
ledgcd Leading lUlincrs will an
nounce their semi-annual millinery
display as soon as the weather ia suit r
able ; in the meantime parties desiring
anything In their line for the Easter
festival can be accommodated.
Creighton Block , near the Postotfice.
apl3tf
Saratoga Chips at Wiemer's. a4 2t
Water ! Water ! i Water 111
I have just received a large con
signment of Ladies' , Gents' , Misses'
and Childreni' Boots and Shoes dam
aged at the Toledo flood , that I am
soiling at the customers own price.
Come and see them before they are
gone. Prices that were never heard
of before.
before.At
At H. DOHLE & CO 'S ,
Leading Shoe Store.
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING ,
again to-uight. 14-2t
fi
Tiie Mendelssohn Club.
Q
The oldest traveling musical .organ
ization in the country the Men
delssohn Quintette club , of B-jston
which for thirly years has delighted
the lovers of music everywhere , ap
poured Wednesday nthe Academy of
Music to a tvmie which cjuldjiardly
be cilled a vary small one , but was
certainly not what the old organiza
tion deserved. Many , of our n
n
leading citizen ) were present , 0
however , and had the street * been in 0li
better condition there would probably
hare been a full houao. The instru
mental programme included several &
selections in which the entire quin- f'
tette appeared , and solo performances '
aa follows : "Concerto for the Flute
a
on 'LaSonnambula"by Wm. Schade ;
"Fantasie on Hungarian Airs , " for
violin , by Ernst , by Isidor Schnitzler ;
solo for violoncello , "Lo Daslr , " by
Frederick Glese ; and the "Romance
for Clationette , " composed and played
by Thomas Ryan.
The programme was not of a char
acter to appeal to the popular oar , but
the mirveloua execution of the music
as a whole could not fail to charm the
most uncultured ear. Such harmony
It ia not often the lot of an Omaha
audience to listen to , and it seemed to :
many as if the old crganlzttion had
never played a > | well before , and near
ly all the pieces were encored , with but i
few responses. >
Superb as was the instrumental
tnnsic , however , the impression of the
evening was certainly made by the :
poung vocalist , Miss Marie Nellini , i if
who Is the most accomplished vocalist :
who has over appeared with the Men-
delssohns , and it a singer of rare pow
on. Her soprano is pure and clear ,
showing thorough training , and under
the most perfect control. Added to
this was the passion and force , the
exquisite feeling or Instinct of the
true artist. It is to be
questioned if any singer has
appeared in Omaha during recent
years who made a more profound im :
pression than did thla singer , and if
many who heard her Wednesday 7will
confidently await the day when she
shall take acknowledged rank with
our greatest vocalists. Her first
selection was "Bel Rigt-ia , " by le
Rossini , and to the enthusiastic and
long continued onore he responded
with "Robin Adair , " sung with varia
tions. Her second selection was
SotUchalk's "Oh , Loving Heart ,
Era it On , " and to the encore she gave re
"Darby and Joan. "
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RINGER'S OPENING TO NIGHT. '
Marshal Niel Roses left forEaster. * '
Come , see and order. C. E. Erfling ,
Leavenworth and llth ats. 12-tu-thu
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING.
Djn't fail to see it ; the finest dis
play ever shown in Omaha. 14 2t wi
Day Board 53 50. Hudson River
House , Hirney street.
all-3t-eod J. C. GKEEN , Prop'r.
STEAMING AGAINST FLOOD
Difficult Passage of the Steam
er Peck Up the River.
*
The steamer C. K. Peck , a stem
propeller , tied up in the Missouri
near the foot ofFarnham street , yei
terday. The boat is on the wa ;
from Nebraska City to Yankton , hav
ing left the former place on the 6th
lust. She has been In the ice gorge
and braving the current of the Big
Muddy ever since and , togethe
with her crew , shows the hard usagi
of her trip. It was necessary to lowe
her smoke stacks at Plattsmonth am
at this city , for the purpose of getting
under the bridges. When the big
gorge , which created such devastatien
at this point , went down the river , the
boat was fortunately tied up at Canau
sha , and escaped the brunt o
the attack. The boat had , to
this point , neither freight no ;
passengers , the purpose of thi
trip being to take on supplies am
men at Sioux City for the relief o
the boats la trouble at Yankton. At
Omaha the nppar portion of the
steamer was strengthened by timbers
The Brule Sioux chiefs , who have
been In this city .for several daya
took passage from here for Rosebuc
agency , where they will join their
.people. The boat is officered by
Joseph Focto , captain ; 8. M. Lori
mie , clerk ; Daniel Comfort
pilot , and J. R. McLean , engineer.
List year the boat made the upwarc
trip from St. Louis , pulling through
low water , and this season she meets
the unprecedented spring floods. The
Steamer Beaten Is but a few miles
down the river , and may be expected
here In a day or two. She is benne
for Fort Benton.
Spinnach , lettuce , Pieplant , green ,
Onions , Radishes , Parsley , etc. , at
Wlemer's. 14 2t
PLENTY of Eggs , at Buffett's.
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ORUICKSHANK'S OPENING
To-night without fall. a3-2t
Grand Spring Opening at BLOT
TER'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1001 , Farnham , cor. 10th st.
Go the Christian church Friday ( to
morrow ) night , for a good supper and
a good time. Supper 25 cents ; child
ren 15 cents.
Budwelser Bottled Beer at Julius
rreittchke'a. 12-3t
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING
' . a3-2t
lo-night icithout'/ail. -
ORANGES and Lemons , Buffutt's.
apr3-4t
Nobby Stiff Hats for young Gents' ,
For § 3.00 , at Frederick's. a4-3t
PEHSONAli PAKAUKAFiitf
Maj. Chambers returned from the east
yesterday.
P. C. HimebauRb , Esq. , left for Chica-
RO yesterday.
Gen. Thayeraud his son Dana are in the
city for a few days.
M. C. Keith and Alex. Swan , the block
men , left for the east yesterday.
Mr. M. A. Kurtz , the merchant , is con
fined to his residence with a dangerouts ill
ness.
Governor Nance made a friendly call at
this office yesterday. The governor looks
well , and the cares of office don't appear
to wear him down much.
Mr. R. C. Jordan , of Grand la'and ' ,
father of Mrs. X C. Shelton , and formerly
resident of this city , was in town yester
day.
day.The
The friends of Mr. Nate Doolitle , for
merly of the U. P. general offices , and
more lately of the Council Bluffs freight
office of that company , will be sorry to
learn that he is lying very low at his home
on Davenport street.
Sir. E. B. Vosburg , agent for John A.
Stevens , is in town makinf arrangements
for ' the appearance of that gentleman and
his company here on njit Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings , 'n "Passion's Slave"
and "Unknown. "
BRICK FOR SALE.
apr4-3t J. B. FRENCH & Co.
Those wishing first-class dressmak
ing should call at 317 N. 15th street.
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RINGER'S OPENING TO-NIGHT.
Sequela to tqoFlro Department Elec
tion.
Two members of the fire department
were engaged in a little difficulty yes
terday , growing out of a dispute
oncerning Wednesday's election.
Fhe facts as near as they can be
earned are that one called the other
thief and in turn was called a liar ,
r words to that effect , which he relented -
lented with a blow , for which he after-
Tftrda paid a fine of 3.08 In police
ourt. A warrant is out for the arrest
the other fireman. The Immediate
ause of the difficulty seems to have
jpen too much indulgence In the social
mstoms which follow these events
itnong the firemen. Probably the
trouble will in due time be amicably
irranged.
It having been rumored that
Mayor Boyd had made the statement
that if Mr. Galligau were elected chief
by the department he would not ap
point him , several of the firemen
alled upon him yesterday to learn
such were ihe fact. Mr. Boyd
stated that he had so declared , on
what he deemed sufficient reason ,
iut as many citizens were anxious that
Mr. Galligan should be chief , and as
was a very competent fireman , he
ruuld not allow his own wishes to
itand in the way , 'but would appoint
iim.
Unity Lyceum.
The floods having at hit subsided
are plaased to announce that Prof ,
illlls will lecture to-night in
he Unitarian church. . Subject ,
'The Mission of Industrial Art in
Society , or The Meaning of the
iteam Pipe. "
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ORUICKSHANK'S OPENING ,
ORUICKSHANK'S OPENING ,
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING , ;
CRUIOKS HANK'S OPENING ,
rill be continued to-night 13-2t
THE MOST ELEGANT Hate , at \e \
iichter'e , opposite the Postoffice. S
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OUT OF WATEE ,
The Bluffa Lift Up Their Heads
in Drynesa.
The great Inland sea which made th
Blufls across the river a sort ot lowan
Venice , hiving enbeided , the enter
prising propellers of rafti , whoreapei
a golden and greenback harvest from
water-bound travelers , and their Shy
lock brothers , who "stuck" or struck
in mid-stream for a raise in pay , am
fleeced the unfortunate , having all los
their vocations , the town has relapset
Into its usual appearance , and every
thing is moving along smoothly a
usual. The buildings on the bottom
land which were flooded are
rehablted. One of the four school
closed by the flood was resumed yes
terday , and regular sessions in all wil
commence on Mondvy next. Bus !
ness in the Transfer hotel Is again
lively and the day showed a large
number ef registers. All of the rai
roads have been working constant ! ;
since the water subsided to ballas
their tracks , which are now in prett ;
fair order. The. incoming trains las
night were nearly on time.
SPOETIM SPAMS ,
The Turf and Diamond to be
Well Taken Oare of.
Owners of speedy hones and lovers
of the national game will doubtless
have many opportunities for gratifica
tion of their tastes during the coming
season. There ! s already conaidera
bio talk among horse men in regard
to making improvements In the Oma
ha driving park , and some local flyers ,
that have heretofore been kept in the
backgraund , are te be brought
out and made to show their , paces.
Subjoined are a few turf notes which
will .be of interest to all lovers ol
good stock and admirers of sport on
the turf :
Mattlo Hunter , the chestnut mare
; hat paced the fastest htat ever paced
en a half mile track , and did it at the
3maha driving park , will thla season
ae handled by John Splan.
The adjourned meeting of the Board
of Review of the National Trotting
association , will be held at the Grand
Pacific hotel in OhUsgo on Tuesday ,
May 3d.
John W. Jacobs , of Lincoln , baa
sold to Marvo Beardsley and Barney
Perry , of Omaha , tha bay gelding
Charley Douglas ; record , 2:29J : ; price ,
$1,000.
Adelaide , whotrotted in Omaha two
rears ago , record 2:19 : | , has been bred
o Gov. Spragua and has been taken
o California.
An association [ styled the Missouri
Valley Race Circuit , has been organ
zed by representatives from Council
fluffs , St. Joseph , Lawrence , Ks. ,
Sedalia , Mo. , Kansas City and St.
jonls. Purses aggregating 70,500
will be hung up. Why Is It that
) maha has not joined this circuit ?
Brown Wilkes , who h&a been
wintered In this city in the hands of
5eo. W. Dickey , is entered in the
bur-year old stakes to be trotted at
Chicago , July 32d.
Mustapha , a three-year old , blood
) ay , with white foot , bred by Almont
lattlor , he by Almont ; bred at Fair-
awn's stock farm , in Kentucky , by
Wm. F. Withers , arrived In this city
resterday , on the way to a gentleman
lamed Wright , of Weeping Water
? al ! , south of the Platte , who re
cently purchased him of Mr. With
ers.
BASE BALL.
The national game ta not to be at
all neglected , judging from the prepa
rations that are reported as being
made by the employes of the Union
Pacific and Burlington & Missouri
leadquarters. A meeting of the
Jnlon Pacific nine was called for
ast evening , but several members be-
ng interested in the Fire Department
contest the meeting was adjourned
until Friday evening. It is reported
that the B. & M. nine la to be
strengthened by several new players ,
and Borne sharp contests between these
clcbs may b'e looked for.
Jurors Drawn.
The regular May term of the Unit-
edStates circuit and district courts be
gins in thi ? city on May 2. The fol-
owing is a list of the grand and petit
urors , drawn on yesterday :
GRAND JURY.
Matthew Olair , Omaha ; Oliver T. B.
Williams , Seward ; C. H. Cole , Gen-
er ; Edwin Davis , Eight Mile Grove :
Benry Turner , Fremont ; James. N.
faul , St. Paul ; Bruno Tszchuck,0oia.
la ; J. W. McLaughlin , Wianer ;
Frederick Molcher , West Point ;
3has. M. Oonoyer , Omaha ; M. E.
ieyes , Roca ; James D. Selah , West
? olnt ; A. P. A. Hoover , Weeping
Water ; S. W. Seals , Humboldt ; J. E.
Shot well , Lincoln ; T. Hanlon , Ne-
jraska City ; George G. Gartz , Canton ;
J. B. French , Omaha ; John Miller ,
Schuyler ; John Graham , North Bend ; .
F. A. Berbryck , AlmaGeo. ; P. Powell ,
Falls City ; W. E. Letchor , Central
City.
PETIT JURORS.
John O'Berst , Deiota ; Warren C.
Dyer , Hastings ; Jacob Carter , Blair ;
ob Reynolds , Seward ; John McXIil-
an , Ashland ; W. J. Cuddy , Grand .
island ; Fred Burdtck , Herman ; John
IVilson , Helena ; Alexander H. Vance ,
Jamden ; John Graff , Tecumaeh ; 0.
Sraty , Seward ; F. M. Sackett , Albion ; ;
T H. Harman , Omaha ; E.
i. L. '
Stonghton , L'ails City ;
Philip Ire , Ashland ; Nelson Ovorton ,
Nebraska City ; James McConlga , Lin
coln ; J. O. Moore. Palmyra ; H. C.
Scott , Ashland ; Lorin Clark , Albion ;
Tames Qulnlan , Exeter ; J. A. Zalgler ,
Smlthland ; Alexander Morgan , Sheri
dan ; J. W. Davis , Gibbon ; Peter Hammond
mend , Balle Creek ; Walter Scott , Ben
nett ; J. A. Edney , ExeUr ; J. H.
lelmi , Aurora ; Jaa. Bradford , Alma ;
W. P. Squires , Kearney.
Wild Ducks , Easter Hams , Fresh
Eggs and Butter , at the lowest figure.
W. M. YATES & Co.
Sullivan's Blonds In elegant poses
Saturday night. Don't fail in wit-
lesalng thla.
EGGS , by the bushel , at Buffet's.
13 4t
At Turner Halle Saturday evening
ou can witness the grand ballet , and n
eusational dances La Minuet , the
Serman and the Racquet. Don't fall
be on hand.
Don't forget Sullivan's Blondes Sa-
urday evening. Something spicy is
Dromiaed.
Don't fall to tee Mile. Saroni's Bur-
esque and Novelty Company with
Sullivan's Hibernian Blondes at Tur-
ler Halle Saturday evening.
BEE KEEPING.
Effect ot the Disastrous Winter
West of the Mississippi.
In conversation yesterday with
T. L. Van Dorn , of this city , presi
dent of the State Bee Keeper's aaao-
elation , a BEE reporter learned that
the past winter has been of great dis
aster to all bee keepers. Mr. Van
Dorn expresses it as his opinion that
50 per cent of the bees west of the
Mississippi were frozen during this
winter. He has taken ateps to collect
as much information as poaaible on
the subject for the benefit of the state
association , and has prepared the fol
lowing letter , which will be sent te
each member of the association :
OFFICE SEC'YSTATE BEB KEEPERS' }
ASSOCIATION , LINCOLN , Neb. , V
April 14 , 1881. )
The bee-keepers of Nebraska are
respectfully requested to forward
( whether members ot the State AasoI
ciation or not ) to this office , on or
about May 1st , a carefully prepared
report , in accordance with the sub
joined questions :
1st. Number of present colonies
and how many are weak.
2d. Number of colonies Nov. 1st ,
1880.
3d. Number of colonies bought or
sold since then.
4th. What style of hive do you
use , detcribing minutely !
5th. Whore did yon put away for
wintering , or did you winter on sum
mer stands ]
Cth. What packing or special prep
aration did yon give your hives for
wintering ? Please be full and minute
in your answer , stating exactly what
yon did.
7th. How much honey did you have
for winter stores.
8th. Have your bees died of starva
tlen or from what cause.
9th. If out of doors , were there
shades , wind breaks , or other shelter
provided ?
lOtn. If in cellar , what kind of
cellar , where situated , whether dry or
damp , and your management in collar
wintering ?
llth. What kind of bees , Italians ,
blacks or hybrids ?
12th. If Italians , of whom pur
chased ?
A full report will greatly oblige and
benefit all of us.
T. L VAN DORN , President.
GEO. M. HAWLEY , Secretary.
CRDIOKSHANK'S OPENING.
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING.
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING.
CRUICKSHANK'S OPENING.
Finest and Riches : Stock ever shown.
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An Empty
Mary Stundon and her daughter
Katie , who reside on the river bottom ,
were arreated yesterday on com
plaint of Emma Davis , for petit lar
ceny. Complainant alleged that these
parties occupied her home ; that. she
lad the sum _ of § 5.00 secreted in a
stocking , and that on the morning of
the 13th , while she was abaont from
; he house , nobody being there during
; hat time but defendants , the money
was taken. The parties were released
on their own recognizance , to appear
'or examination this morning
at 9 o'clock.
Immediately following the arrest
tfrs. Siunden , who osvna the "honao
where the offouce occurred , turned
Mrs. Davis , the complainant , and her
insbaud , into the street for alleged
non-payment of rent. Mrs. Davis Is
sister of the Davis brothers , who
are 'now serving out a term in the
penitentiary.
The Union Elevator Company.
The "Onion "
Elevator Company"
metWedneaday and completed the sub-
scripHons to the § 100,000 stock.
The Union Pacific- railway takes
500,000 , Htmebaugh & Merriam $35-
000 and Ezra Millard subscribes § 5000.
At the elerllon of directors of the new
company there was chosen a board
consisting of Siduey Dillon , T. L.
Kimball , E. P. Vining , P. C. Hime-
jaugh and Nathan Merrum. This di
rectory is to be increased by the addi
tion of Ezra Millard and Leivitt
Burnham.
The officers chosen are : President ,
Sidney Dillon ; vice president , T. L
Slmball ; secretary , Leavitt Burnham ;
treasurer , Ezra Millard.
A building committee was elected
jy the board to consist of P. C. Hlme-
Dansh , E. P. Vining and Leavitt
Burnham.
Roland Reed.
Roland Raed , the famous come
dian , will appear at the Academy of
Music on Friday and Saturday evon-
ngs , and in Saturday matinee , pre
senting the comedies , "Snowball"
and "My Mothor-in-Law. " Mr.
feed is supported by Mlsa Hastings ,
.he young comedienne , who will be
remembered as having been with the
company here before , and the other
members of the Arabian Night com-
uny. The Chicago Tribune eaya :
Mr. Roland Rt-od possesses , in an
eminent degree , that quality which is
.ho most absolntolj basential to graat
actor ; that of so losing himself in the
character which he may be tor the mo
ment assuming , thiit the actor is for-
otten and the character IB a reality.
iVo do not hesitate to say , for natural
ness of acting and expression , and a
elf-control which prevents his ever
exaggerating a comic character into a
iaricature , Roland Reed could scarce-
y be replaced by any other artist In
he country.
RHEUMATIC CURE
Var ranted Safe , Certain and Speedy Cure for
Iheutnatism in all its forms , Neuralgia , Lame
Jack , Tain ia the Breast and Side , fain in the
Stomach and Kidneys , ic It is an Interna'
cmedy , a Tonic and Blood l"urifier , and whileit
cmorcs the Disease it improica the genera
health.
SMITH , Bli GK & CO. , PROPRIETORS ,
PLATTSMOUl H.NEBRASKA.
C. FI inin , general aj ha
HALL !
Saturday Evening , April lOtn
Sullivan's Hibernian Blondes !
2 Beautiful Ladies 12
a Select Vocal , Terpsichoriin nd Vandeville
Entertainment.
Bethere ; This Is whit you have been waiting
or , and TOD BET you ill be satisfied.
Huff ced , mam ; Good evening. pl4t
J. H. FLIECEL.
Successor to J. H. THIELE ,
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
No. 1220 Douglas Street ,
1ST h ! hj _
| SPECIAL NOTICES.
TU
TO LOAN At 8 p r cent in-
H- v/v/v/vy tercst , in turns of $2500 and"
upwards , for 3 to 5 years , on flrst-c'ass.city and
farm vroptrtv. FKMIS' RKAL E&TAIS and LOAS
AOSNCT , ISth'snd Douglas Sts. .
'AlfOnSY 10 T.OAH GUI at L.W OSo
jyjL V. li rilOKAS , m > , C'jt > irhUrt ) liiock
OKKV TO LOAH I1C9 FambMn strvw : .
M Dr. Edward * Lonn Aconc * nov-22-tf
"
HELP WAJITID
ANTED Carpenter and cabinet-mater.
W A ! ply at once , Indoor weit of Bee office.
695-10
TT7 AUTED A situition by a man of fani.ly ,
V V steady , industrious and willini ; to be use
ful In any liomtablo cipocit ) Compensation
af cording to capability. Please * ddrcs < J. E.
II. , care of Bee otBce. 84-tf
TE2tT GIUL And house-keeper wanted
OOUP a family f t o , by MM. Ksunard , 19th
andDodseSts. 610-15
A17 ANTED A biz boy , at ilotz's Fish mar-
| W ket , 1213 DougUs St. 61-J-15
Siluitlon w wet nurse. Inquire
WANTED , cor. 13th and Jonei St. COS-16
' MAN WANTED To work in garden , north
A ofiurtable of street cat line. II. W. Bail.
I
' Olfll , Wanting coner.il homework can ob
A tain plait ! with small f&mily , 2212 Dodge
street 690-14
I 'ANIED A wcman cook , at the Doran
' House , opposite the Ba office. COJ-W
j AT/ " ANTED To tale charge of or work on n
I YV farm by a man who understands his
business Enquire 1102 howard St , corner
llth. 603-19
ANTED rwv girls , cook mnd second girl.
Apply 1915 WebsterSt. 59 * 15
TT' -JTED A coed cnok , washer ai.d ironer.
V V Good wages gitcn to a competent person.
Apply 2011 Cass St. 591-tf
TANTEB LUht employment of any kind
, , desired by a youn ; man experienced in
general office duties. Apply book-keeper. I3eo
offito. 574-16
WANTED Immediately a cook at Tizard's
PalacB. 551-tf
| "VT7"ANTED Situation as copyist or at any
W kind of writing , by a toinpetcnt young
lady. Aduress "T. A. " Bee office. Reference
given and required. 520-tf
ANTED A situation in a private family
by a competent seamstress to do family
eewinjr , cun cut and H : for children. Apply aeani-
streta , at 715 17th St. , between Webjtcr and
Hurt. 616-10
WANTED A partner with $2,000 to join ad
vcrtis'-ria the extensiun of an cstablisbei
and one of the b < Htptyin < business in th * west
Apply to T.V. . . Siineral , Room 6 , Crei hton
Block , 15th St. 450-lra
Two mere boirdera at 313 North
WANTED
17th streetbetween Davenport and Chi
ca ? , east aide 387-tf
? OH lUKT-HGUEES AND LANU.
HES1 A new hotel at Plattamouth.
FOK . , of 43 rotma , only hotel in town , CCO (
people. Best opening in the state. Address to
Guthrnann Bros. , Plattamouth , Neb. 607-20
, OK REST A nicely furnishsd room for 1
F or 2 Rents. 1901 Fixrnham , above 19th
003-14
RENT Famished room with board , in
EOR . family. Address W. H. S. . Box 337
1' O. , Omaha. 613-tf
AN'D LAND Ilemis rents houses
HOUSES , hotels , firms , lots , lands , otTiC'.s ,
rooms , etc. See 1st p'te.
RENT Furnished rooms for ceutloman
FOR
and wifuor two gentlemen. Reference re
quired. Apply to 403 Caa at , bet. 29th and
21bt , south side. A so itabie for 3 hortes.
597-15
RENT Sui" of room ? , suitable for ECH-
FOR
Itcnianand wife or t u gentlemen , at 1 ill
\tnportSt. . SOs-lS
UKNT Rooms , furnished or unlurnish
FOR ; suitable for house-keepin ; . 19 N.
14th St. S93-19
F I OR RENT-Rooms , 1818 Chicago St.
587-16
RENT To a responsible party the entire
FOR Uoor of the block , N. K. Cor. ICth
aud California St. , especially adapted fora hotel
or first-class boarding hi.usc. Kent $5090 per
month. Apply on premises to J. 0. Slatter.
571-tf
jlOK RENT First floor of house 1808 Webster
1 and lath Sta. JA. . Lillie. 573-tf
J/lOli KbNT i lurnist.eit rooms met iler-
C client. ! Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Do.lie streets. 2S9-U
FOR SALE.
BEMIS Seils houses , lots , iarms , lands.
1st piec.
FOR SALE A cottage hnuec of 5 roonn with
2 lots ; ground fo- pale , cheap. Inuirc |
2011 KariiliamSt. , Boxes'additWn 4b7-toa2S
IORSALE Good dwelling house , 3 rooms
1. niid kitch n , irooil barn and outhoUMS. Inquire -
quire at Benson A : Johnson's ice nlHce. 393-tt
rjEMIS' KE\L ESTATE EXCHANGE See
J ) li * paye.
T7 OK t-ALE Maps of Douslas and Sarpy
U counties A. KO EW'ATER , 1520 Kara
ham Street. 320-tf
riOR SALE A small well built house of four
f roonn and summer kiti hen with corner
lot , well liid out , fruit and evergreen trees , etc. ,
go i > 'veil and cellar , prica $11W. ( Apply of
T. JENKlNd. 27th and Dcdae htj 54C-m w-s-tf
j.i EMI3' NEW CITY M APS , 25c.-Seo 1st pate ,
SALE Lease and furniture of a first-
FOR
class hotel in a town of 1300 inhabitants , in
state of Nebraska. Has 24 r eiis , the travelling
men's resort Inquire at lice olSce 218-tf "
SALE A KAKGAIN A biilldiutr with
FOll
saloon fixtures , furniture and ttnck , on 10th
St. , opjiosite the U. P depot , for sale very cheap.
Or the fixture- ) , furniture and ttock will be bold
and hnildinff rented. Inquire ol Eu. KKEISS-
MAN. 79-tf
OR ALri Txu close carriages , at A. J.
F
Simpson's. 911-tf
) EMIt. ' HI-AL ESTATE BOOM. Scclst p ge.
rpll E BEST THING YET II. G. Hark * Co.'a
JL Imperial Self Raisin ; Winter Wheat Flour
for Pancakes , Biscuits , and all kinds of pastry.
Try it. Ask vour urocer for it. 478-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
BEMH Has rattlinc loin ; IUt3 of houses , lota ,
lands anil farms for fale. Call and cct
lH'IU.
FOUND A uanary bird. Inquire at this
office. Cll-tf
"VfOTICE The flrm of Kins : , Armstrnnz & Co. ,
J Grocers , N. E. c rner 16th and California
titi. , hia : been dissolved bymntualconiont. J. O.
Slatter will continue the business as forme'ly ,
and will pay all debts due by the firm and collect
al accounts due the linn.
linn.J.
J. W. KINO ,
E J.ARMSTRONG ,
J 0. SLATTER.
Omaha , Ntb. April 1'SI . 668-eodl3
' TO BUILDERS Sealed proposals
N'OTICK erection of the temporary Music
hall for holuin ? Ihe coming Saemrerfcst , will
be received by the undersigned until tbe 20th
inst. Plans and spccihcationa to be seen at tlie
otflce of Henry Vosa , ( Architect , Jacobs' Block.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. By
order executite C'jmmlttcj of "Music Festival
Association. " H. ROSENZWEIO ,
5J2-tl Secret ? ry.
. J M. BROWN , comer of 12th md Chicago
I. streets , is ready to bore or deepen wells.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 503-tf
rnEAMS CAN BEGOT At John Barrs stable
JL for all kinds of work , at reasonable figures
near corner 13th and Leavpnwurth St. 378-t
ON'T FORGET Thcsurccssor of the Amcri *
D Gin House , on Toughs § t. , bet. 9th and
10th , for Doard , boardinir. iodirintf and transient
costumers. Respectfully ,
5e4-tf JULIUS & LOUISE ROSS.
T71TEP.NITY Wtisre will You spend ItV Acts
Hi XVI-31. 5SO-M
3
-
POWDER
_
Absolutely Pure.
llado from Grape Cream Tartar No other
preparation makes iuch lizht , flaky hot breads ,
or luxurious paatry , Can be tated by DyspepJ J
tics without fear of the illi resulting trombeayy e
indigestible food. Sold ocly In cam , by all
Grocers. RoiAlIBAiiso POWDBR Co. , ,
New York , j t
CHEAP LAND
'
i , For Sale.
|
1,000,000 Acres
|
op THE
i
FINEST LAND
IN
EASTERN NEBRASKA.
Selected in an early day not
Kailroad Land , but land owned
by non-residents , who are tired
paying taxes , and are offering
their lands at the low price of $6
j 8 , and $10 per acre , on long
time and easy terms.
We also offer for sale
Improved Farms
IN
Douglas , Sarpy , and Wash
ington Counties.
Also , an Immense List ol
Omaha City
Real Estate ,
Including Elegant Residences , Easi
ness and Residence LotaCheap Houses
and Lota and a largo number of Lots
in most of the Additions to Omaha.
Also , Small Tracts of 5 , 10 and 20
acres in and near the city.Vo have
good opportunities for making Loans ,
and in all cases personally examine-
titles and take every precaution to in
sure safety of money so Invested.
Below we offer a small Hat of Special
Bargains.
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 North Side of Farn , St. ,
Oop. Grand Central Hotel ,
Omaha , Neb.
DCUT Farm of 160 acres , 3 railca
ntll I west of city. 123 cultivate. ! ,
good house , barn and out buildings.
BOGGd & .I1ILL.
FflR RFNT JIO-acrc flrm
Goad improvements.
BOGUS & HILL.
COD CAf C Best located residence lot in
rUn OHUC the city , 21st ahd
BOGGS &UILL.
C A I C A vcr > n'Ccl 6-room cottage ,
OHLL leasea ground rents for j20
per 11 onth. HOGGS & HILL.
C A I C Kcw bouse of 4 rooms with
OHLC lull lot , CC-.h and Farnham.
Only J200 , required down. Price SHOO.
BOGUS i HILL.
Pnn QAI C New bousa with halt city lot.
rUn OHLC nearlli School , 6 rooms ,
large bay wiiu'ow , huh doors and ceiliuir.
Evtrythiiiff perfect , 82150. EOGGS & HILL.
QAI C Corner of two choice lots in
OMLC , Shirm's addition , request us
to at 0111 o submit best cesh offer
BOGGS & HILL.
CAIC A good and desirable resi
OMLE. dence property. ilCOO
UOGU.S & HILL.
FINE RFSIDENCE-Not in the unrket.
Owner will sell for ? 650o.
650o.HOGGS iHILL. .
QAI C 4 good Iota , --hinn't ) 3d ad-
OHLC '
BOG.S' ( & HILL.
CflD CAIC Anew IJ-story brick bousa
rUli OMLL with 2 lots , on corner 29th
and Dougl.u , JUOO. L'CGGS i HILL.
Pfl R Qfll C ' vcrv line residence lot ,
rUn OMLU to EOine I arty desiring to
build a fine home , SQOO. BoGUS & HILL.
Q A I C About 200 lots in Kountze &
_ _ QMLL Ruth's : i liluio.-j. ju.-t sou ii
of-it. Mary's avenue $150toS4 > . Ilia elol are
near business , irrounled b fi-ie improvements
aud are 40 per cent cheaper tiran an older iota n
tie maiket. ia\c money by huvng the c lots.
iOO'fO IliLL.
10 lotsulU'le for fine
. residence , on 1'aik-VVlld ave
nue , 3 blocks o. h. of depot , all covered with
fli.e large trcos Price extremch low. 3600 to
S'OU. BOGGS & HILL.
CAIC Some very rheip lots in
3HLC Lake's add.tion.
BOGGS & HILL.
CflP CAIC Cheap corner lot , corner
rUn OMLC Douinand Jefferson Sts
KOOQS & Hl L.
CAI C 9Hots on2 < ! ti. ! 27tb , 23th ,
OMLC 23th aid 30h Stt , betneen
Farnham , Doaglas and the proposed extension
of Docile street. 1'ricis range from $200 to $100.
We have concluded to itue men of sm ll means ,
one more chince to secure a home and will
build hou'eson these 1. . its on small piymentx ,
and will sell lots ou mout ily payments.
li.GJS iHILL.
Cllp CA | C JE" acre3 miles from city ;
TUn OMLC about 30 acres very cnoica
valley , with running ater ; uiancu Kenily
rolling lirairie , on y 3 miles from rallrorvi. $10
per acre. 0 > GO i & HILL.
4:0 acrca In one tract , 12
_ milea from city , 40 acres cul
tivated. Living sprin of water , a me nice val-
le\3 'the lana is all first-class ri h prairie.
Price S10 r r a e BUQOS i 1I1LL.
CUD CAI C ICO acrts i mile cast of Klk-
TUn OMLL horn Station on railroad ,
Ku ming water , 10 acres calthated.
COGGSAIIILL.
CnD CAIC ICO acres ? 4 miles north of
run OMLL Elkhorn Station , must be
sold for what it will bring.
HOGGS HILL.
CAIC 0 acrea nelt sou'h ' of Dins-
CrVLC dalein4-15.il A good and
desirable tract , runs d wn on to valley of Pap-
pillion , $10. BOGGS & HILL.
Qfll C 720 acrea In one bouy.TImiles
i wn OM1.C west of Fremont , isalllcvel
land , producnz : henry growth of grass , is high
valley , rich soil and J mllea from railroad and
side track , in good sett'ement ' and no better land
can DP found. HOGGS t HILL.
CAIC A highly Improved farm of
uMLC 210 acrca , 3 miles from Uty.
Fina improvements on this lanil , owner not a
practical farmer , determined to cell. A good
opening for eome man with means.
HOGGS & HILL.
QAI C ICO acres In sec. 1 , town IB ,
_ OMLL range II. Man be sold this
morth. KOCGS&IIILL.
CAIC 20oa "f"18 of lanj ncar lrn-
OMLL lard Station , 3500 ncar Elkhorn -
horn , $3 t $10 ; 4000 acrea in north ( art of
county , 8 to $10 ; 3003 acres 2 to S miles from
Florence. 5 to 310 ; 5'00 acres west cf the Elkhorn -
horn , 84 to Sin ; 10,000 acres scattered through
the count } . SC to $10.
The above lands lie ncar and adjoin nearly
every 'aim ' in tie county , and can mostly be
sold ou small cash payment , with balance in 1-2-
4 and 6 t cars time
Cfl D' ' C ft I C Several Due residence prop-
rUn OMLL ertics never before offered
and not known In the market > s tcinr for sale.
Locations will only > cmadr known to purchasers
Mining business , " BOGUS & HILL.
TMPROVED FARMS We have forjsale manv
JL improvsd farms around Omaha , and in all
parts of Douglas , Satpy and Washington coun
ties. Also Farms in Ion a. For deciiption
and prices call on iu.
EOGGS & HILL
| A BUSINESS LOTS FORSALE-r.n Farnham
\ \ ) and Douiilaa streets from J30W to $3 00.
BOGOS & HILL ,
SALE 8 business lots next' west of
FOR Temple price dvancfd ' f 8 000
each. BOGGS & HILL.
T7IOR SALE 3 buslnen lots west { Odd Fel-
Jn lows block. 22500 each.
KDGC3 t HILL
OR SALE 2 buiinctg loU south side
P las st. bt een 12th and 13th , $3500 cich.
BO'iOS&HILL.
OR "ALE 160 acres , covered with young
E timber ; Living r.-ater , surrounded by im
proved farmi , only : < Ten miles from ci'y. Cheap-
< t land on hand. HOGGS & I'.ILL.
Person ! contemplating buyinz should not fill
examine our list of lands. BOGG3 & HILL.fill
Omaha , Collins ,
A. POLAGK.
Cheyenne , . . Colorado
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
IFOIR
Men , Bo/sand Children.
Clothing Made to Order in the Latest Styles.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Prices to Suit All.
1322 Famliam Street , near Fourteenth.
JEa _ _
With the Best Selected Stock of
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
in Omaha.
We are PAR EXCELLENCE
THE YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHIERS.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE ,
FAHM1AM STREET.
SCHLANK & PRINCE.
> f
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a lull Hue ol
USTOTXOJCsTS ICTJD ' .ITO'Sr G-OOIDS
Send for Price List.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , ffeb.
V
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALL
TOBBAGCONISTS !
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound npuards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Cigars from § 15.00 per 1000 upwards.
HORSE SHOES
AND NAILS ,
Iron and Wagon Stock ,
the Beat Assortment of
WHEELS ,
in the West.
At Chicago Prices.
W.J. BROATCH ,
120D & 1211
Harney Street , ' Omaha.
JanlS-Cm
J. W. Murphy & Co. .
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS ,
AND AOt.STS FOR
Kentucky Distilling Company. Corner Ilth and Doiulu OMAUA.NfcB. S ta ,
api ltf
Wra. F. STOETZEL ,
Dealer in Hardware ,
COOKING STOVES
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Job WorKcr and JlannTacturer of a
Kinds of Cans.
Tenth and Jackson Street ? .
STOZRIE !
518 South 518 South
OMAHA BAZA
10th St , 10th St.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES !
We carry a selected stock of Corsets , from 25c upwards. A
French Coutill Dt-uble Class Side Staels , Embroidered Bust Cor
set , White and Colored , only 50c. A full line Hamburg Edging
and of Insertion * , from 2c upwards. Real Linen Torchon Lace ,
from 5c a yard up
Also a full Ass > tment of French Brabant Ualtese , Run IT. and other Laces fat the very lowest * r-
P'ice < . Lace Tics , Collars and Tishiu of everj discription. from lOc upwards. Ladies Calico i
Wrappers and Suit ready made and made to order , Irnm 75c upward ! .
Wt-wishtO'al attention t our immense tock if Childro ' Drefi-e * and Apron" , tint
Call -o and Gingham w Ijtji We carry a compete c assortment of Ladies' anil Chlldrrn's Hi
g rmenUatthe . > ery 'o estNew York prices In oar line of Gent's hurnuhln ; Oood wo
corupetiti-'n. Please call and con ince yourself
518 South 518 South
10th Street. OMAHA BAZAR , 10th Street.
Rubin Bros. - - - Prop's ,
Traynor's New Brick Building. ap'eodlm