Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1874, Page 1

THE DAILY BEE DWARD BOETWATER, Ditr exi Proy' CIVICE - No 135 Farnhamest,, DAILY B KLY BEE. WEDNESDAY MORNING WEEKLY OMAHA. MONDAY MORNING., JANUARY 5. 1 874 TERMS Crucker Manuiaetory 5 Harvey wstroe, et 1 A T FTEVENS 513 Thirteonth street, @t O bif Glam ssd Picturs Frames. whart, 1% Dougles strost, deslor in w glaw add picture frames. Gleting to order L= Seweler. W. 0. BANDERS. Practied Weatchmaker, 51 14tk wiroet, opposite posteflice. mepl2el Bovis and Abees. LANG, 15 Farnhum sireet, et wonn Tupib and Lievenih. dobii-iy Comtectionery £ L _LATEY, corner Tweltth and_Dougise Ermatn, Mauuiactarer sod W bolesale Deaier in Onndios and Confectionery. solicied. irude it Coal Dealers. POLAND & ELLIOTT. Cosl, Lime, Os gut, Bair, o, 184 Fazahon sicest. Druggise. J. A ROEDER. Druggis,, corner 13h and Barney s Fruits and Confectionery. L & ELDWG deulor in Pruite nd Cunfectionary. North Poie Sods Water ut =Y. O Sund. may )b Imsurance Agents. FREXCH & McKOON . Fire and Accident Lnsurance Aguine, over the Fost office. Pawn Droker. M TLGUTTER, No 200 Furnham wireet. Yol T8 Real Retate and Coal O Moe. SOTN 5OTRSON, office 008 Fourleenth at., wotwoen Farvhsm snd_Dougtas ; aing, w0 and frow B oropm, Ansurance, o | wpr2ity Sewiler and Optscinm. | 3. F. SAWYIR 225 Dougles st Wulchos, Dok, Jewelry, Speciacien, wnd Eye-gluneos Selide-1y Leuwndry. OMANA ETEAM LAUNDEY. Corner of Lwanty-firet and zurd streets. Ordor viste st Saltforr.is Wine Company Pouse and Sign Patnicrs. LEAMANS & BEARD, Touse and Signm | Puinters, Teuth strwt, boiwaen Farnbme and Baruey. apze Soap Fartery. | FREMIUM 8021 WORKS. Powsll Oo., | 1 mgndncuce thewr coldbrated* mium | et promiume wwarded by Douge | md State Fair, and Pottuws'tambe | g, Jowa. Ordors wulichied frow the trade. | Stamping and Embroidery. | MPTEG and EMBROIDFRY done 10 M A Folper's, Vatn wtreet, 34 i (sas id-). Orders con e laft wi the ofice @° the Grover & Baker 8 | M 0o TE =R | EQUITABLE LIFE "Assurance Society, NEW YORK, HAS AN ACCUNULATED CAPITAL | EXCEEDING $22,000,000. in New Inves'ed in veal extiie and e | & Oitr. in Now York and ot wid mead " increwiing uRderys yeariy Pevenue of more ©9,000,000. The Tives insurs? he the Sesety are core- Sully weincied iv Qifforent o Koty A eriraand Furap by this hroad Te'd af opar tional w0d_exeep- o al sl hoiders. The in- | Aursnos sre made ouly on the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. ! The surplus premioms sve returned annually 10 the dusured Premfums wre rece LOSSES PAID IN CASH ONLY. | licies are fssned pavahle at the desth of the R e pasabie ut the end of & certuin | numbe: of vears Pulicies sre alwo isued o the | Or om the of sorumulet definive which was firet | iin Sofary wnd lins ey Teconmesdsd and wudorsed by eminont experis 3o LIFE INSURANCE, And by laading bnsinem men, Forts-four Tk 2 es Ghwed end. sevumurird :':1 Prewivms paid on it Tomsige Lifo and fo-ty par cent. ou the Tontine Endowment Policies o fioe yours. The Divec- io Life Assurance Snclety wely the intavosts of Whe 1in presenting the Socie'y wat it b strong claims e, becaune of the strict n © princ plos by which fta vari- ous dupartments e gororned. Tn the woncts wnd in the adininisaation of the Secke A Perfect Security o Sor the Suture, which la of groat fmpor- - Vo Chuome dee ihz upon thelr Jnearanne for the ultimate surpart of thels 13:: Xo Lile Insunance Gompuny ransactions as THEE EQUITABLE Nome is more prompt and jugt in its dealings. Gen'l Manager, Nebraska and Dakota, Clark & French, Wholesale Grocers, Corner Farnham sud 111h sts. ""JOHN H. CREEN, STATE MILLS | to the disgust of the Democrats who | whin-glosters; in Toledo, goid; and in | Washi. greenhacks, while there are places where pot-mets #nd braes, of which there abundance in Chicago.” Fourteenth s, OMAHA, SEB | Soxe of our persecuted free lunch citisens talk of emigrating to the Farole) Islands. Tare New Orleans Republican says: | “Next week we shall have Lydia Thompson st one theatre and the | “Wicked World' at another.” THE telograpn informs ns that an- other bunk cashier bas confessed to | sundry irregularities, smounting in | the meighborbood of $65,000. An- other evidence that irregularities wre not confined w political office- helders. Ax Arkansas paper says that there is only one politician in the State who is above suspicion.— Bz, That is ove more than w» could mouster in Nebrasks. SE—— Ix tbe opinion of & Wyeming con- temporary wood goes further when left out of doom then whem well boused. Some of his woedpile went half & mile the otber day. — AccorviNG to the Council Blufle Globe the Spoon Lake fool-killer now uses Omaha whisky instead of & elub. | Council Bluffs may therefore prepare for the worst. Awn obituary noiice of the Globe man is likely to appear in the very next issue of that paper. — AXDp now we learn that old Bill Allen’s colored coschman eloped with s German servaut girl, greatly | elected Allenon a strictly antismis | cegenation platform. There is only one consolation, Ohio probate courte are not restrieted by the law of color in issuing & marriage license. — JUSTICE is Dot so much & mockery in Louisians as it used to be. A New Orleans justioe has decided that where two famiiies occupy a house, one family can't sing * Captain Jiuks” over thirty timesin succession without being lisble to a fine for dis- Tae Chicago Jnter-Ocean some days sgo propounded the conum- drum, “What is money?” to which the Toledo Blade replies: “Well, that depends upon where you are. In Chicago, it may mesn e — Belf-interest prompts us te deal with those who give us the best bar- guins. If you will step in st PL. Gottheimer's, No. 206 Farnham, you will be convinoed thut you can buy & | good suit of clothing, overcoats and farnishing goods for less money than in anv other house in this city. Come and price our goods before buying elsewhere. my21y1 — Money loaped on diamonds, watches, jewelry, gems, pistols, and merchundise in general, at Ph. Gott~ heimer's, 206 Farnham ot. Unredeemed pledges for sale. Rauilroad tickets bought sud sold. —_— s JOHN W. LYTLE, nl-mdrhm Solicitor In OTF10E--Over Fisst Satiogal Bank, OOR. THIRTEENTH & FARNHANM ST8. may -t JOHN C. COWIN, Attorney. S8clicitor AN COUNSELOR. OFFICE-NO. 2, VISSCHEE'S BLOCK, OMAHA, NESBASKA. G. W. AMBROSE, Attornev=-at-l.aw KEBICK’S OPERA HOUSE OMAHA, - ¥EB e SAVAGE & MANDERS)N,‘ Attorneys at Law, M FARNHAM STREAT. v aom, S50 . Sames o, | Omha, Kehrasks. navies ¥ ¥ 2.8 wravs. emo. % FRIgoRETY" | Attorneys wd Counselors at h'.: Offiee, 506 Twelfth Street. P8 Addvees Lodk Rov 48, o Ooun-ou‘?hr at avw District Attorney for Second Jud- icial District. OFFICE—South side of Faruhaw, between sabeh and 16k s, opposite Court Bouss. E BETABROOK. W. M. FRA RIS Estabrook & Francis, Astornoys~at-l.avw Bpecial stiention giver 1o Court Prastis. GRAIX, FLOUE AND FEED, a¥p COMMISSION MERCHANT el TR and Jedtuien S0 UFFICB—Cor. Fourteenit and Dougiss sts Omiaia, Kok Nangi-o Spain. | Wiliett's Point, whese she dischas SPAUN & PRITCHETT, | TELEGRAPHIC. Specially Reported for the Omaba Daily Bea, 1 the Atiantic ané Pucifo Teiegrapi Oo. NEW TORE. An Extensive Coal Combination. | A Review of the Virginius Sur- | { Year in Wall Street. = | | Nrw York. Jun. 8. The first day of the mew year in | Wall etreet wus & ustisfactory ove to | ull who tided through the dark days | of the panic, and d on to their various properties and different offi- oes where interest and dividends up- on investments were disbursed, were crowded with le anxious 10 ob- | it was some time | ago feared would not be paid Al | ruilroads, however, except in a few animportant instanoes, met their ob- | ligations promptly. Rosds which fwled to pay couponms are pre- puring to fund eoupons and floating debt until they are able to earn money enough to meet their obliga- tions. Banks are steadily improving in deposits and in their yeserves; loun certificates gre nearly cancelled, the wmount outstanding vesterday being only $970,000. The improve- ment of busineas prospects is not con- fined 10 Wall street slone, but from tain wovey, whi every part the country en- couraging reporis are received of the finuncial progress of reccvery. Manufacturing establish- ments are again starting up, and mo~ ney is becoming more plentifal. | Ruilronds are carrying much larger freighte at lem expense, owing to the universal reduction of wages, and with the curtsilment of expenses in all branches of trade. It is believed all establishments and € 'Tporations Bow-upon a sound basis will be able to pay large and earned dividends. g g THE BEST BARGAINS ALWAYS BUSHMAN'S rsolidation of several the largest coul compunies of the country, and it is now expected that by the close of the present month, all arrange- ments will be completed, and & new hoard of officers duly elected. The ;-_ud:infin will w.:m of the ilkesbarre, Honey-Brook and Le- high coal, and will probably be de- noted as the Lehigh & Wi{kuhun Coal Company. The new ooul com- puny will comprise these three com- panies, and will begin business with 0 c;piml of IIO‘(K:!,(IOOi . | ‘be London , of which | we hd'A::-e_xc.lknt gjufian two —ecke nge, Eg i g the City. Lust- night the air | thicken, and st midnight so dense was the fog that navigation on the | river was difficult, and & dungerous undertaking. bells were kept in motion &ll might. It has not lift- | this morning, but still hangs over | the city as ever. The atmosphere is | close &nd damp, the streets slushy, wnd the weather seunlly most in- tensely disagreesble. The stenmship Efl:iop‘u, which went ashore at Staten Isiand yester- day, was druwn off last might by three tugs, and brought up to this city. was badly strained on ber reefs, and her cargo somewhat dem- Capt. HclLrook, of the Staten Is- | land ;:(:liu, who attempted suicide | recently b, -\moun%in:nv suid to be out it inn.-. has resigned from the A AR ‘S.C'bundu hh-;kwyul, er ., &t :’nni-, exis, 1o settle some e~ | ding to business be sold the securities snd spent the money, now becoming | :uil-ud penitent. He wants 10 | sent to Austin for punishment. | thought be is imitating Irv] Xnfinm murder notoriety. | New Yorg, Jan. 8. A review of the Virginius sur- | vivors will take place st Wicjellos' | restaurant, in this city, on Monday | next. The British steamship Internation- | &l arrived at this port yesterdsy with | a full cargo of torpedoes for the | United Swtes Goverument, which | had boes ordered for the defence of the principal barhors on the poust, in view of the possibility of war with 8 The steamer proceeded to | will be | rged. ParLaprLPHIA, Jan. 2. Though mo strike has occurre bere among the Penneylvania rails | freight westward is 1y impeded | by e Diockade 15 "the Wasiora States, and owing to strikes these. | 'l‘niudc-pgun are beiny dis- putched from West Philadelphia for ints beyond Pittsburg, but no | E'.u cars are leaving, and train Lsnds sre now only working half lime. Loxvox, Jau. 2. i from the gold coast ye- port thet the *British foroes huve | driven the Ashantees hd'o_rlc them and peneirated seventy miles into their country. Three bundred | the river Prob during their retreat. | The gold coast is very unbealtby. | OFPICE—Over St Rauk, corner | ration ia the bth duy of Sepiember, 187 b d rond employes. tmsnsportation of | ghosen Ashavtoes were drowned in croming | Covrusus, O, Jan. 8. The wiriking engineers bere still hold out, uotwithetanding the strike is bresking st other points. The trouble bere ie they want their londs ers taken back by the railrond com- pavies, which the lntter are indis posed 1o do. The companmies have notified all the engineers who want engines back to apply immediately. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Produce Market. Flour—Quiet. Wheat—Steady. Corn—Quiet and steady. Oats—Sieady at 60@63. Pork—Quiet and &rm. lark—Quiet sud firm, Gold—1 107-8. Chicago Produce Market. CHiCAGO, Tan. 8. Flour—Quiet; good to choice ship- ping extras, 5 H0@b 87, Wheat—Firmer and fairly active; cash, 118 1-2; Feb. 12118 Corn—Quiet and firm: cash 58 7-8; Feb. 54 7-8; March 56; May ”3;: Onte—Quiet; cash 88 1-2; 89 1-2; May 481-2. Barley—Firm; No 2, 145 No §, 113; rejected 961 01. Rye—77. bisky —83. Pork—Quiet; Feb., 14 80@14 85; wrch 15 80, u :Ard—Fer. cash 885 Feb. & 50 id. Chicago Live Stock Market. CricAGo, Jan. 8. Hoge—TReceipts 14 000; market quiet and easier, packers holding off; only few sales ; extreme range 4 90G 40. 4 B - GOOD NOURE, TRICTLY ONE FPRICE CASH DRY GEORGE ZANNER, (Oxm bell's Block,) JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, Eye Glasses and Spectacies, i Bt, OMAEA, WNEBRABEA. PRGN BT Jewelry manufaciured to order. Waiches, Clocks, and Jewelrr, warrnied. Five repaired nnd ‘wep 10t Enoch Henney. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 18th and Farubam eireois. @20u Notioce of lncorporation. Articles of Incorporation of the (id Feliows' Hull Amwociation ive boen fied and recorded | in the County Clerk's office, in Douglas coun- ook of 1 Debraska, oo jage 340, Iucorpars- tlane, 1. The name of wrporaion s the 040 Fellows' Hull Awo " 2. The principal ph ting ita bus- e In 15 the ety bt Omsha, 3. The general nature of © s 1o be trunsucied s 10 hold renl en perwonal | TOperty Mecessary 16 ereci &nd mmintuin a | the sad city buil ling and st appurienauces v of Omuhin, 10 be us @ u 0dd Feliows' Hull, and for us 4 The one hundred tho do s follows: $1,000 on_or 1674, §1,000 | on or betor- fore Apcil n, 3674, §4,000 an or heiore May | , 174, and e remainder at such tes and 5 wuch manner w (e Bowrd of Direotors stisll | determine #. The time of commencemont of this aflairs ol thie corparation ave te be | I twelve Luvectom | ider | DWYER, Precident. | & Ziemarat N.J. BUNHAM JOHN E KELLEY Burnham & Kelley, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, OMAHA, - N " AN ST, TR Collectioms soliciied aad promp iy siiended 10 wad | Otis I. Ballou, | Attorney at Law. Office over Purmt Watlona! Bauk, Omaha Nev Advertise in the Bee burg. . ADVERTISE IN THE | bas finally setiled all his socou | the | day, constiiuted e follows: Semor | and Spuin on the Virginine guestion | is ready for trunmmission te 'Sund.av Night's D‘ispatchesr TFOREIC. Castellar Defeated Twice by a Vote of the Deputies in the Cortes. Great Excitement Prevails, but Order Has Been Maintained. WASEDVCTON. Congress Will Meet To-Day, With Ninety Per Cent. of its Members Present. Miscellanecus. —_— Wasnrsarox, Jan. 4. General Sickles, in & telegram 1o ry Fish received here st a late hour to-night, says Castellar resigned | his position ss Becretary of the Span- ish Republic at halfspast 3 o'clock Saturdey morning. His resination was delivered to the Oortes while in seesion. A consultstion of the Jead- ing Genernls of the army immediate ly ensued, &t which terms were agreed upon by which Marshal Bherraus | sbould hold and revrganize the gov- | ernwent. The Cortes having ratified | thisngroement Retisau hus announced | bimself as President of the Executive power of the Republic. He has also announced his ministry, along which are . Secretary of State and Treasury, Amevo Topeto Minister of | Muarine. i | Geveral Pavia, who led troops into | the halls of the Cortes and disperued that body ie 10 be tried by court mare tial fo. rebellion. The Republican | troops and militia have been disband- | ed &nd the streets of Madrid are up- | der command of artiliery. | Alibough great excitement provails 10 blood has been shed. | i WaswiseTox, Jun. 4. It is now well understood that the IT PAYS TO TRADE X —— T N i é - CRUICKSHANK'S MORE GOODS FROM NEW YORK AUCTION PRICES TLOWER TEAIN EVER! New Dress Goods, 25 Per Cent. CEXEATETR than those Selling out 2t COST GREAT BARGAINS IN MITIINERY! - $5.000 Worth to be closed out in 30 Consisting of Frimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Flowers, Real and Imitation Velveiws, and Velvetecus, Ribbons, &e., &c. days at COST 1 m Fentbers, Black and Colored Bilk Tuese Goods MUST BE SOLD to maike room for a LARGE STOCK o NEW GOODS, Suitable for our CHRISTMAS TRADE. Ladies will find al] gnods marked in another case of CHEAP PRINTS, to sel lain fizures. and every article as represen tod, Wil lat FIVE CENTS. ven in a few day A. CRUICKSHANK, Cor. 14th and Farnham Sts., onMAIXa. wo FALI, STOCK, 1873! R. A. BROWN, 248 Douglas street, WEOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, GARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS ! An Immense Stosk of Fresh New Goods J ust Opened to he SOLD LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, Consisting of MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPELLANTS, ALSO VELVET AND Btu? ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS, Texas Pacific ruilroad com; will ask for & subsidy in money i‘xniond- | to aid suid road, but will seek 10 | have some way provided by which | the interest on its bonds to ube exs | tent of $4,000 per mile may be guar- | anteed, so a8 10 permit Degotiations | in Europe without & runious effect. | The plan bas been proposed as follows. | The Government to guarantee inter- | est on low rate bonde, and the com- pany to give up o the Government ullits anvets, exceptigg fized percent- age of profits, to be used for ronming expense, the Government to appoint & commission 10 take churge of sale of company's bond, and 1o pay the procesds into the Treasury, to0 be used us & fund for the settiement of Al i ment alwo to re- muils and Gor- | ernment materinl. Col. Scott will be here in & few duys, and will then decide upon the course to be pursued by the vompany. Dr. L. H. Carrie, of San Francisco, | u late internal revenue collector of the | First District of California, prior to its cousolidation with the Third Dis- | trict. His accounts are said to be satisfactory. | Under the act authorizing the ex- | penditure of $60,000 for building & postoffice depurtment for the in- | creased postal our service, the Erie, and Baltimore and Ohio railroads have been benefitted largely, but the | Peunsylvania railrosd has not. The | reason for this is suid to be the fail- | ure of the Pennsylvania railroad to extend the comriesy to the officials of the postoffice department. BEAVER CLOAKINGS. A FULL STOCK OF SJAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDER- WEAR AND WORSTED GOODS ! TABLELINEN INGREAT VARIETY. A ENGLISE AND AMERICAN 'CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING- RUGS AND MATS, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST e CITY HOTEL, culd FULLLINE O PE}' !‘lilts 5a : DR.C.E. TENNENT, PEYSI IAN AND smRgRaw _Dr.F. O. Reod, Electro-Eclectic Physician, OFFI0E—Xn twent Chronic Disnses Naw,2 | urgical Rooxam. |LVANCAMP, M. D. | Jispenses his own medoines, and hesides TOQULET pruction, mukes spocial it ments and Discanes Yoc &, Pileaund uther Iiseases of the K . Orrick and Jesideuoe, Corner Furnbam and 14h Btree, Siret door 4 the Tight, up wtaire | Omuiis, Neb. Addres Look Box i E. 1. ra%x, Propaetor. TENTH STREE Between Fornham and Harney, OMAHA, NEB. TR ~Por Dy, $1.50 3 Two Meals and Lodgiug, $1 2 me Mewl & Ledging, SLe0, | THIS HOUSE, LEASE AND FURNITURE. FOR SALE! = WasaINGTOX, Jan. 4. Nearly all the Representatives who | went home for the bolidays ret1 rned, | and the house will be open to-mor- | row with nearly 90 per cent. of the | members present. The supplement- ary civil rights bill is the first thing to be considered tter the morning bour, but as the call of States for bids, and resolutions is in order for each Monday hour, it may ron till £ o'clock, for Speaker Bilaine holds thut on Monday it runs, commonly, until all the States are called, as it'is the ouly day when esch mamber has the right to present & bill without its beiug subject 1o objection by agree- ment with the previous guestion. The civil rights e e sidered at 4 o'zlock Tuesdsy afier- noon, and & vote is 10 be taken ; re marks that will command most marked sttention will be those by Messrs. Stepbens ‘wnd Damarise. tephens, it 1s undersiood, will take | round that the guestion is one | for Stute and not for federal action. Mavrn, Jan. 4. The new Ministry is announced to- Ragasta, Minister of Foreign Affuire; Senor Zearla, Minister of War; Senor Ruse, Minisier of the Iuterior; Ad- miral Topiti, Minister of Justice; BSenor Garrey, Minister of Finance, 1t is sunounced that the wew Gov- | ernwent will immediately convene | the Cortes and demand the issue of s | roclsmstion boldly proclsiming ‘rince of Astoriss as King of Spain. Alphons, Prince of Astorias, is the eldest son of ex-Queen lsabella. and was born Nov 28ch, 1857, WasHINGTON, Jan. 4. The correspondence between the governments of the United Stetes Jongrees to-moriow, | probably be kept till Tuesday New Haves, Jan. 4. Tt will be semi to tha | before sending it to Congress, it will | ——r | Iviidewyl 183! DR W. PETERSON, Physician and Surgeon. Oftice. No. 232 Chicago troet, Botween Thiriaonuth und Fourtesnth, Oftice Hours— 10 10 4 %; wud 2404 . . wn The Germun and Scandinnvisn o IF YOU WAST AN ARTI L& AT cos.r |CHRISTMAS, | M ] R &1, VISR New Books ;o = PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, mvvrorsrmic isstivore, CEHROMOS —AND— FANCY GOODS, FOR THE BOLIDAYS, AT 313 Fourteenth St, Be“t..1 Fa.rahun and Douglas. —CALL AT— L. FREUDENEZIM & BRO, 260 Douglas St., Bet. 14t Selli:ig Out On Account of Removal Genuine French Merinos In &l new shindes, AT 75 CENTS. BEST PRINTS 8 CENTS. ALAPAC WATERPROOF, ¥ HOSIERY And Notionms, At carrespouding prices. sud 16ch, TURKISH RATHS ' | Hot and Cold buibe, Novemen:, Medica remedios. The jiroj i tresting with combined uud Douche, Shower, Tun, £ Swnd @ Putionis Bou Office ou Wk airee Hurnoy nugy U. P. R. R. Drug Store, OOR. SIXTEENTH & WEBSTER BTS, 16 the most REAL BETATE AGENOIES. eTRON REED. LEWIS 8. REKD BYRON REED & C0. The Gidest Estallisued Real Estate Agency I¥ NEBEASEA £aop » complote Abatruct of Tities 10 all Resl Eetwie 1 Omsbis and Dougles cousty. A nl.uhll;llun ln.;mlh Omaba for %f' TOALE, fl“sn"nfl AND : o 1AYE PRESGRIPTIONE scruruin o pared duy ar night, ordars ane weved Tith e and oy Kiowt BELL ui siore door and i X. B—Agout for HUNK] oS e W w | - Y 5 \ Keokuk Market, ‘ Curner Teuth and 1 - COOK & i'fufl'.‘x:..:,..”f: :l;n‘;':_'m \l $12 Fourteenth St., Omaha, Neb. fobntt Frosh and Salt Meais "NEW GOODBS! | iosiciocivips Svain CONETANTLY OF HAND., ALSO . | Agout for Union Coal and Min ©. STRIFFLER & OO, o FISH _POULTRY AND GAME. | qemuryr, et | and ¥ ar: The citl * | & new slock of eriosts Tagie Enenny e | Cholte Groceries and Provisions, . | FRUITS, NUTS, OONFECTIONERY, wisty of hey West and | TOBACCO and CIGARS, AXeL LAWK Schneider & Burmester, Mavuluer urem of TIX, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE. DEALERS IN Oooking and Heating Stoves, Tin Roufing. Spouting sud Guttering done: F 1L McDonwld, €E co ner of 0th | wtrents, Tempeciilly mununoe 10 Omatin st we Lave jusi oponed | EENRY BBEYW Drealer in the | K C Buker s | 10bacen. & < Which wu will well an low a8 the los bart yotioe sud 6 lse best ssuner, . o « X ¥ reiien an: manthly mages > {EAELSH (S gl sdan o R e Figure, “Sum." | our gunds be ore Luying elsewiern ) T BBwI.D.soONnN=, A fire broke out last un'm‘ in the buildiug occupied by the New Haven Pulladinm, demaging the cof- fin warerooms of Muy & Femeroy to OMAHA DAILY BEE. the extent of §1,500; insuranes, §1,+ { 200 in the Btus. $10,000 | | Worth af Cupioest Groowries to b wold within | 80 daye, &0 L ouly exciunvoly CASI STORX, - prices ety compatision, 272 Troder 8¢, o s Posiotios. b M. SPESOER. I ~ F,COUR i nows e the leading BOOT MM AKER, Of Oravts, uring the lumi wixien vears roc- ommends bis large siock &1 grewtly red uoed TRiee, N0 180 Furuham otresi, souih wide, b Wl LItk umd b LR | MANTFACTUREE OF 4D DEALER TH- Shades, INGS AND PICTURE FRAMES. 270 Farnuam sivest, cornar PIf taeuth. ot 1y .-