Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1874, Page 4

DENTISTRY. CHARLES £ 5\ RS- 40, &, DENTISTS, OFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAM ST. — e sTams, — Bet 13th & Mth Sts, ODAFIA. 82 Oldest practicine Dentists in the city. J. J. BROWN & BRO., - 'WHOLESALE GROCERS, boring, will mect at the police court | | room this evening at 7:30 o'elock. For once in his reportorial ca- recr, the city editor of the BEE was generous enough to suppressan item | [How a Smooths ed Freach- man Played a Confidence Game on & Maiden Young and Fair. How the Grangers Propose to SATURDAY, May 16. “Celebrate It. Board met pufsuant to adjourn- ment. Present—Commissioners MeAr- | Redfield. el A R astings | Dovglas County May 18, 1674, | “For some past there has been | were read and approved. EpiToR BEE.—An adjourned 224 §1.06 peranuum, when , the druggist, has im- | e - George Smith was appointed a | meeting of the Fourth of July Coun- six mogths, —Goodman, 88l boarding at the St. Nicholas Hotel, | WCEE PO Wo0 APROE report | olenn‘er! docsifh Ry i — addressed y front of his = Al et e etmam: sncation.. ., | Proved the walk in on YNinth street, a Frenchman, | Goor three he o ot e bany Bax whi ':".“.‘n_uh 22 | store, by having four large stones, | 11 2" 8 e, who in | Lhenre h.m‘m the proper petition | ¢ L, last Saturday. ek each six feet wide and twelve feet | i oi1o peregrinations to and from | ease With proof that *motice had | The meeting was called to order . long, laid down there. | the house, often saw a comely look- | been Posted as requirel by 1aw, | by Brother John Rush, and on mo- —Prof G. Cellarius resigned Mon- | ing girl, who was employed in the | "5 A [ iad known asCummings | 508 0f H. M. Goff, was clected daynight from the leadership of the | fumily of Mr. St. Felix, the grocer, | street extension, commencingat the | Chairman, and S. J. Cutler, Secre- o 33| City Band. Nonew leader bas Yt | Iving and doing busingss st nort | end of Cummings street on wes. |ty . tertisement — S corporal of Omaha,an O e e | oo lected, e | o the hotel. ‘Comyoats wishallh |+l ttianestimest: ta'ind of | o cents per Line: single inser- | stated in m“:s: P‘;E';“ = mdke !h';:eq":::dn::uof the K‘rl': Encs Lowe, thence north to the | invarisbly be | GTAMS Were sen! nj - | and sought an ion through | military road. | i =) = ern cifies inquiring for first rate | Mr. St. Felix, telling him that he | decide upon a_suitable place for | for NTSper line; each subsequent insertion, SOy I el mever less thax TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, TI' KENT—1he nicest house that is for rent in town, with 9 rooms, Desides bath roow, | summer kitchen, cellar, gas fixtures, clothes P. BICKNELL, No. 559 16th st. | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE | J» served to subseribers by esrrier, 0 a2y | in order to farnish the Herald some -4 B e oo “onte yor wask, o $75 x| TeWS. SPRING GROVE FARM, [ STEELE & JOHNSON, Lo VATHOLESALE (GROGERS, 233"Doaglis Stzaet, Omaba, Nebraska —SINP3OS'S BLuE—~ —pEALES SiN— 638 and 540 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE OMATFIA, NEB | mysty v calling ut 1 ertisement, TED—A single woman, or & man snd fe, 1020 1010 the COULYy 1o o georm | | farm and’house work. Inquire of Surkry | Smos. City meat Market. wmyis-ge ESIRABLE RESIDENCE FROPERTY, | and several vacant Jots, and farm lshds | 107 sale ; also houses ~nd offces to 10 good tenauts. Apply t0JonY E. KELLEY, Attorney at Brench & McKoon's ofles, 3,0 block: P4 —Local otices, 35 rent cheap, | | Carriages, Hacks, Several Granges from Sarpy and Douglas counties were represented. The object of the meeting was to | | | | mylsf | Buggies, Pattent Wheels, Road wagons, Trot- fing Suikicn, Skeetons, Lundebaker's Wa 0 5, James B. wotices oo 5 conia. C LI BLIC SALE OF CITY LOTS—During | he irst week 1n June next (the day to be | ton Dereatter designated,) I will ofter at public sale 2d. The Piatte Riverand Omaha | holding the celebration, and the musieian for a leader. T n s o Tiatis | appointment of committees to carry | town 15 range 10e, and running | °U the Work. After some debate thence east o the most practicabl | 89 to where there was such a_place Toute to Omaha, crossing. the Elk. | Suitably situated, it was, on motions, horn iver on line between sections | decided that the east. bank of the 3.and 10 town 15 range 10 e. el was e mesce ke = m"’“’ 3rd. A road commencing at Elk- | Peg® Va8 G0 PRCe g horn river on south line of section | Iittee, consBUNg of members o 16, town 16, range 10 east, running | ‘We KANESS, as appol B thence east along section line and | FA€ 11 ETOVPCE 8 intersecting the military road at or | AAlso 8 committee on music, vocal near the n e corner of section 19, T | 304 lmu'umen'.ll;‘ and a committee ; ramme to n h"l:: ’hllowlng accounts were al- 3mahn and Fremor !“I:Pem) ‘On motion an invitation was ex- HEPickasd, guork on road_ | O e Bellavus Grange. 15 the effect that they favor us with voeal maus | On suggestion of Bro. Rush, it was decided that each and every Granger take it upon him or herseif to constitute a committee of one to make the celebration a grand suc- ‘Transient _h‘m ‘advertseients | —Ann Eliza Young, the lecturing | wwe | itinerant wife, No. 19, of Brigham, | will visit Omaba in the early part A g of next month, to lecture here. She ‘ ‘Ddverissments blors 006 SOGLE % pey | Las met with wonderful success on i belore Monday 2008, r € | o tour throughout the United | . | States, and the press, with the ex- | F | ception of the Chicago Zimes, have | SERIVAL ,::‘:::uruz . | spoken of her qualities as a lecturer | < | andalady in the highest terms. e Buclington Reute | TheChicago T¥mes, it will bo remem. it bered, foully slandered her and her ‘::,,;‘.. business manager, Maj. J. B. Pond, Pullman Hotely | Who was formerly in the Wisconsin | Legislature. The fact is that Mr. .| Young has always heen accom- | panied by Maj. Pond’s daughter as m a traveling companion. Both parties =_ | deny the slanderous charges of the PN esundaysescepied. *loi Tats is the only line running cars. P imcucocx, Gea'l. Wes. Fast B8 Times, and are about to sue that paper for $100,000. Masj. Pond has Northwest man of honor, whose word is his WA M 00PN | bond. He g£has written to O i | them stoutly maintaining . his g | innocence in the matter. The tory was, no doubt, started at the | instigation of Brigham Young o 2a5P.M. | his Mormon adherents in Illi- e | MOIS. We predict for Mrs. 8- | Young, upon her advent, a full tern. and Baggage 'm“ ‘@fice, corser Farnbam o matuutes i advance _ev - — and Closing of Malls in Omaha. :—:fl leading sensation on the American stage. Fersopal. Monday. Mr. Herman Kountze left for the Esst yesterday. Mr. John Baumer, who has been | very sick for the past few days, is reported to be better. Mr. Spencer, book-keeper for Clark & French, left on Sunday for 3 month's visit in the East. 230 14 Eastern_cities, Nebraska N mauth, Council Blafls shd Burling: tou, dueat 10:30 8. m., closes 8t 4:30 3. w. and e m d St. Joseph, due at 10:00 a. m. a7 e lomes st 15 . . and 430 . . i 512501 p. m. g h-d‘{. E. YOST. Pc:unulzr. President Dillon, of the Union Pacific, and party, will arrive here to-day Charles Russell, traveling agent of the Pan Handle, Pennsylvania and Vandalia line, is in town. A. C. Dawes, general passenger agent of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway, is in town. George Olds, general freight and ticket agent of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway, Is in town. Mr. L. M. Bennett, Superinten- dent of the Pullman Pacific Palace Car Company, left yesterday for atwo weeks' pleasure tour to Salt Lake, accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Thrall, To ADVEXTIS KRS —-Tme CIRCU- LATION of the DAILY BEE fs move ther daily —Peycke’s Restauragt and Oyster rooms. The leading house of the kind. 207, Farnham street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. feb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. —The Van Cott canvas has been elevated. —The serenaders were out last | night in full best™ —Gas pipes are being laid down slong Tenth street to fhe New Union Pacific depot. —The Beatrice Cement Company | nouse, as under all the circumstan- | ces of her life, she has become the Geii. Perry left for Fort Bridger was greatly attracted by her appear- ance, and that he might make her his wife, ashe was in searchofa life-partner. Mr. St. Felix refused | to introduce him, but in his absence one day recently, Comjeans man- aged to obtain an introduction to the girl through another par- ty. The sacquaintance resulted on Sunday in a buggy ride about the city and into the country and back. During the trip, the smooth-tongued villain, for such he really was, made the girl believe that he was in quest of a wife; that he had fallen in love with her at first sight; and that she was just the person to suit him ; in brief, e proposed marriage and was ac- cepted. On their return to the city the Frenchman and the unsophisticated girl proceeded to the St. Charles Ho- tel, where the villian there made her believe that, owing to their en- gagement and under all the circum- stances, there would not be anything impropar in their remaining at the hotel over night, and oceupying the same apartments. They did so. Next morning early they went to arestaurant and had breakfast, and after getting outside of a square meal, Comjeans, with 3 politeness characteristic of a Frenchman, begged to be excused for a few mo- ments. He went out and failed to return. The vietim of misplaced | confidence soon scented a “nigger in the wood-pile,” and finally con- cluded that she had been tgken in. She at once proceeded to the house or Me. 8t Felix, and related to him the story of her wroigs. A complaint was immediately made out against Comjeans at the police court, charging him with se- duction, and the warrant of arrest was placed in the hands of Marshal Snowden, who failed to capture him, as he had left on an early train for the East. Telegrams were sent in every direction, but no clue has as yet been obtained to his wherea- bouts. | Drowned in a Well. By a dispatch received in this city yesterday, we learn that a little girl four years old, daughter of Patrick Fitzgerald, living two miles west of Schuyler, fell intoa well Monday afternoon and before help could be summoned to get her out she was drowned. —A lover of a Douglas street bru- nette endangered his life Sunday evening by taking a stroll with an imported blonde. The brunette heard of it, and arming herself with a long knife, she started ont, regard- The Commissioners made a few changes in the valuation of property as returned by the assessors for and as a Board of Equalization. Adjourned sine die, Adjourned to meet Saturday, the 23d inst., for the transaction of reg- ular business. Knights Templars. On Ascension day, the following officers elect of Mt Calvary Com- - mandery, No1, K T, were installed: Sir Charles F Catlin, Em Com; Sir Kdwin Haney, General; Sir An- drew Traynor, Captain General; Sir Eben K Long, Prelate; Sir David E Hume, 8 W; Sir Byron Stanberry, J W; Sir Charles F Goodman, Treasurer; Sir William R Bowen, Rec; Sir Farquhar McRae, War- den; Sir John E Hall, St B; Sir Ed- mund Dane, § B; John Cameron, C G; Sir Charles B Havens, Sir David N Miller, Sir Byrou 3 Spen: cer, Guards, EUREKA! Best thing out. FLY TRAP, only $k at Milton Rogers’. mayl19tl cess. And on motion the Secretary was instructed to invite the co-operative unions of farmers and mechanics, and other industrial organizations to participate in the celebration. A committee was also appointed to visit the railroad officials for the purpose of obtaining terms of ex- cursion train, Council adjourned to meet at the same place, at 2 p. m., Saturday, May 30th. Members of the com- ‘mittee are earnestly requested to be present. Also ope délegate from each Grange that wishes to take part, and make the celebration a grand and worthy of the name of Grangers, H. W. Gorr, 8.J. CUTLER, Chairman, BSecretary. Guilty or Not Guilty. Francis Mitchell, charged with man Everetts hiouse.'quq abstract- | lng from & w-lch‘fld certain other articles, put in an ce before His Honor, Ji ) in epen eourt,and through- torney, C. R. Beott, entered a of nof guilty. Mitchell asserts = TEE e ter the burglary was ted, COMBINATION ON ICE |\t 00 0 u:goins of 1t Byl HA§ BUBSFED he fell in with the and FLETCHER & HUBBARD Are now ready to furnish ICE at LAST YEAR'S RATES, Leave your orders at their office on Ninth street, between Farnham and Douglas. FLETCHER & HUEBARD. May 8, tf. Strawberries and ice cream at Marshall’s. may19-1t i trators on his way Great Eastern Cireus, He about the crime and induced him to hiding it. This being the case, and making the defendant an accom- plice after the crime had been com- mitted, he entered a plea of larceny. The plea was placed on file and will receive the attention of the Distriet Attorney at an early day.—C. B. Globe, 16th. WIRE SCREEN ! WIRE SCREEN1 Come and got it at mi9-it. MiLToN ROGERS'. TO LET. Seven rooms suitable for offices, comer of Fifteenth and Douglas streets. Inquire of Chas. J. Kar- | bach. may16 2w Ladies' pocket handkerchiefs, in silk borders, new style, at GLADSTONE & Co's, 509 Fourteenth St. | may18-2t Wire Screens for windows and doors, all sizes, at may191t MiLTox ROGERS'. CoPIES of city charter for sale at the BEE office tf burglary in _breaking into Alder- Liat he cameover f25m Omaha the day af- to Missourl Valley to seek employment withthe affirms that the guilty parties told him all accept the watch for the purpose of BYPs Celebrated " Con- cord * Varnesse ‘and Whips. HORSE CLOTHING. Blankets, W' Material of all Deserdy TS, Soukm, Hu, Felloce, a0 bl Mendoad HARD WOOD LUMBER ‘Thimble Skems, Axies Springs. mehetr | about 30 lots, being the remainder of my fnter. | aha. st Nelson's Aduitioa to the ity of Om Two of these lots are full acres, extending from Cumming to Burt streets, and some of the othersare finely located, eligible lots, withia four squares of the street railway. ‘ihe lots will be uesignated 0a the ground so that yar- ties can readily sex them. Terms, ove third cash with balance in_one and two 'years. For | further information apply at the office of By- | ron beed & Co. JOSEFH H. NELSON. o hJ JOHN B. .‘ll;-l'. Attorney % Counselor at Law Boom, Creighton Block, 1 . oxaHA o e Loaglas 8ts. }-o LLECTIONS SOLICITED AND PROMPT- Iy attended to. No charge unless e llec- tions are made. Houses to let and rents col ected. Real estate bought and sold. apl7tf 00,000 ACRES! RICH PARMING LAND IN NEBRASKA ! o, w5 | 500 Hamseom Place Lots! Hotels, Rostau- | a. OUSES AND LOTS in the city of Omaha, ¥ LATEY. ) § et T T | GS & M1 BOG Real estate brokers,office over Mackey's store, on Dodge st. opposite new postoflice: F. COURT, Leading Bootmaker 153 Farnbam street: ONEY TO LOAN—Call at law office of D, L. ‘I moxas, Koow 8, Vissdher's Block. my18il ANTED—A good laundress; high wi paid. Apply a1207 Faguham and 13:h sts. ® nyiss RONT PARLOR FOR —Apply 277 Davenport st bet 15th and 16tk sts. my16t0 CE CRE. I can and will oy house in th d families call a t he _undersign uret apon the str public conveyances, sonie of the finest ca e ermanuiactured in this country. They will be run to and irom the depots, hotels_and private pesideuces orde » leftat the Met cuue, will be e of the public JOHN E. ASon hand a full line of Ladies’ Goods which he is closing out at cost. Give him S Thd e et NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY ST bas on hand an excelen siock_of ' wear, bes: in thecity, of Eastern manu- ure or bome made. a29tml Victor Restaurant. 160 FARNAAM REET, Bet. 10th and Llth. VICTOR DUCROSS, Prop. BLES SUPPLIED W] EVERY- T s> Ve EvERr the Inl(‘lw County. Tnquire wylemls WSS e, the employ weat eflice, room 3 V. aters, farm acdiatels st Sorsblock. - Dcling oo with 7 sooms ollar, well, citers Sad s oet, NG, 430, 1ok . Toquircof AL, b Joxis, No. 509 14 1ok o st, or n w cor Harney and 16th sts. n B SALE—T will sell good second hand caniages and bugsies low for cash or tr.de, 5 wish 10 replace them with new ones, mayoit G. W, Howax. EAL estae for sale in ° rmstrong & Nal- sor C, Bex | additions, Addross, &. J. B affice. v wySi R SALE— Bew. E—) Singer s-wing machine, | Thquire of Max Moyer & B " 8 o 5 AN Meqls Served to Order.~@a OYSTERS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE GAME % s_fz""' Prices to suit C. F. EAMANTN, ‘the times. TAILOR. 171 Cor. Farnham and Eleventh Sts. Al kinds of TAILORING, Cleaning and re- Pairing done at ressouable rates. = A fne lot of URNISHING GOODS consiantly on hand and e0ld cheap. Aec26t! ILLINOIS HOUSE. Farnham Sreoeot Between Sth and 10th. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. mehlttf New Meat Markot. SPAULDING & JOURDAN. 14(h St. Bet. Farnham and Harney, mebl52m EBERHART ™ RIN Gy B SALE—One sed lox 1 & piang, luow mitaze ; als x Moyer & Bro. TO LOAN_Inquire at la Ma fu, Visscher's Loc office Ouahs, o\n‘i diress Formee pen ET)A s L w Pl p2t ED—A cheap merchandise. A 454 Chicago st y o HARRIS, TAFT & WOODMAN, oil_ M. ANTED—Torent a ruraished nouse of hgor 3 rooms, either ail or partly furnish- ;mist be near the cor of 10ch and Farnham sta! Adiress, = 3 1L BEE ofnce. NT—A farm of 12) acres Proposalsfor Transportation HrEAn'qrs DEPT oF THE PLAT TS, OFFICECHI_F QUARTERMASTER, Oxana, Neb., May 16, 1874, PROP!‘SAL\' in duplicate, with the satisfac- Hory sarantie Gt o e pene s not bidders, that bonds will be givea on' award of contract, will be received at this office until eleven o'clock am, Tuesasy, Juue I6th, 1574, FORTHE TRANRPOKTATION during the fiscal,year ending June 30, 1575, of , a3 follows viz : nds, moreeess, {rom Cheyenne Obpo ite the Grand Central MORGAN & GALLAGER. { —SUCCES:ORS TO CREIGHTON AND MORGAN— 'WHOLESALE GR No. 205 Farnham Street, | ’ OMAETA, NEB WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, NEB AGENTS FOR THE DUPUNT POWDER (o. KurTz Momra (o JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIOXS. 231 Farnham Stveet, J. J. BROWN & BRO., —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— 'STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GoODS Nctions, and Boots and Shoes. JOHN T. EDGAR, —JOBBER OF— Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, —AND— ACRICULTURAL THRESHERS. HARVESTERS, REAPERS MOWERS. DRILLS, MEK, CORN-PLANTERN.'PLOWS, Ui TORS, — A s AND WADONS, 2ol menrsy 248 Douglas’ St, Omahs, Nebrasia’ GEO. A. HOAGLAND, Wholes ale Lumber ——OFFICE AND YARD— COR. OF DOUGLAS AND 6TH 5T5., U.P. B.R. TRACR. MAFTA NEB, ROBERT C.STEELL, — & —JEALER IN— mys-1y Fred C. Hills, general freight and | e ) o rts LA o Foiiey eane recetved its first ioad of cement from Beatrice yesterday at its depot at the foot of Farnham street. —A certain young man who ticket agent of the Sioux City & Pa- cific, and J. C. Boyden, general freight and ticket agent for the & St. Paul, were in town less of her topsy-turvy appearance, in search of them. Had she found them, she would undoubtedly have made short work of them, for “hell NEW GOODS. I have nowin stock, and am daily receiving new and choice pat- terns in Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. PENsSIONS and BOUNTIES PRO- BABY BUGGIES! W, 100,000 pounds were or less from Medicine Bow Siation, Union Facific ra ftoad, o Fort Fetierman, . T. 1,000,010 ‘poiinds, more o lessy. from Bryan, W.'T., or other station on the Union Pacific Paints, Oils, Varnishes, BRUSHES, LAMP GOCDS ETC. | cerED by W. M. Fraxcis, Law railroad, to C.tap Stambaugh and Camp Brown, % | W.T OFFICE, CREIGHTON BLoc yesterday. W. J. Edgar, chief operator of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway, at Burlington, and E. P. | Bend are requested to give their Warner, chief of construction of the | ,rders at Thiele’s new concert hall same Jing, were in town yesterday | on Tenth street, as Mr. G. Cellarius | on a brief visit, is no lopger connected with the band. For the members. J. THIELE, President. A. DUERo, Sec'y. mayl9 1t Finest stock of WATER COOL- ERS in the city, at ROGERS'. may 19 1t TAPESTRY AND BoDY BRUSSELS, Two AND THREE-PLY—Carpetings. Also window shades, oil-cloths, and mattings. JonN B. DETWILER, Fourteenth street, bet. Farnham and Douglas. may19-1t. STRAWBERRIES and Ice Cream at Marshall’s may19 1t 10,000 PAIR OF SHOES. $5 00 Shoes at.$2 50. $4.00 Shoes at 2 00. $400 Shoes at 1 50. $2 00 Shoes st 1 00. $S1 00 Shoes at 50 cts. HENRY DoHLE & Co. may19 1t met with an upset on St. Mary’s avenue has had a great deal of tun poked at him to-day. All he has to say is that walking is good. —A maddog was skylarking around on Tenth street last evening. He was corraled under Madame Kelly's house, and there shot by yoliceman Byrne and Larson. —Some drunken man turned s somersault into the Odd Fellow cel- lar, corner of Fourteenth and Dodge streets, Monday night,and“snoozed” comfortably till morning upon the bed of rocks. He was rocked to sleep. hath no fary like a woman scorned.” A Card. Patronizers of the Omaha City 1,001 000 pounds, more or less.from the south- e Utah Soutbern fallroad to o less, from Chey- enne to Postsat Red Cloud and Spott “Tail gencies, 00,000 pounds, moreor lesygrom ekmnk:. to Posts at Red ud Agenties. Se, ar y in duplicate, should be smad: for transportation over cach route, and may siaethe rate per hundrod puunds per Bedred miles, or, prelerably, the rate poans the whole distance over -5’;1:“::. Posed to transport supplics. Tids Dr tranaportatien from Cheyenne Degct to Forts Laramie and Fetterman, aud to Fostaa. Eod Cloud and Spotted Tail A will also be reccived up to_the same day’ Bour above named. Ly the Depot at'Cheyeane, W. ., and b dsior trane from the southern terminus of the Utah South. ern railroad to Post of Beaver will also be re- ceived up to the same day and hour, by the Post Quartermaster at_Post of Beaver, Uta, and forwarded to the Chief Quartermaster, De Partment of the Platte The right toreject any or all bids is reserved. Bids must be endorsed on envelopes, - B.ds for Transportation.” Full conditions made known on application tohis offce: By order of Department Commander. EX.J. PERRY, 287 Douglas Street OMARA, HENRY H ORNBERGER. —DEALER IN~ WWines, Liquoss, Cisars, @c.do. Fine Old Kentacky Whiskies and Tmported voods a Specialty. IR OMAITA, NED, 'B. & J. WILBUR, Books and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fourteenth Street, Omaha., Neb GEIS]};RAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS A-B.SIMPSODIN, —MANUFACIURER AND WHOLESALE— DEALER IN CIGALS. 5382 FIFTEENTHE ST, CRBIGEHTON BLOCIK. pBai WHOLESALE CANDIES I am now manutacturing all varieties of candies and will fell at EASTERN PRICES Dealers in this State nced not waat to go East for CANDIES, A trial is solicited. HENRY LATEY, LADIES' SUITS at GLADSTONE & Co's, 509 Fourteenth street. may18-2t. GLADSTONE & CO'S is the place to buy parasols, of all styles and prices. An extensive as- sortment on hand, at 509 Four- | teenth street. mayl18-2t. Col. Tyrrell, who has been scting as United States paymaster in the department of Missouri, has been re-assigned to duty in the depart- ment of the Platte, at the request of Gen. Ord, commanding. Col. Tyr- | rel returned to Omaha two or three days ago, and was most warmly welcomed back by his many warm personal friends. Mr. Joe Bundy, clerk to Col. Tyr- rel, United States paymaster in this department, has returned from Lea- venworth toOmaha, Bundy isone | Will play this afternoon and even- | of the most social and happy young | ing in the gentlemen in the city, and his hosts | GRAND CENTRAL BEER HALL of friends are very xln: to see him | may19 1t Farnham street. back. Last evening a large number e of them tendered him a reception |- ~OBBY STRAW HATS. and a supper at one of the leading | Men’s and Boys', just received, at restaurants. Speech-making and | Bunce’s. mayl9 21 223¢ ant drives in the west. songs followed, and the wittiest ef- | Spring Chicken, at Wirth’s Res- | taurant. may 19 2t . | fort was made by Bundy, who sand- vocat f th oid —The Omahs (v_‘m“:e‘““:‘: Relle, | wiched his remarks with apprecia- Episcopal clergy wiii * ey | ble snatches from the popular airs | THE best bargains in boots and vue to-day. Bishop CI " | of theday. “After the opera” the | shoes to be had at F. Kumpf’s, 252 Rev. u:u?u::i ln:‘th‘l > m—.m [ party a0k a strolling promenade | Douglas street, between 14th & I5th. terson will attend. The Bishop wi > 1%e0d 2w preach in the morning, and Rev. | about the city, in:>!tug the cooling, | el W i ittt fho eoening.. "iusmn'uug and bracing atmos; "7 | Best Ice Cream and Soda, at — Maginnis, who was caught ana | ©f thelovely night. Wirth's Restaurant. may 19 2t. w Pioe X peput | charged with the burglary of & The following are the arivals at T e e Glenwood jewelry store some { he Wyoming Hotel: oo aetlie ;[ Iercoieal the s W hron a0t : & ity; E v | MER BOOTS AND SHOES, f0r | be paid, or levy and sale will follow. m':“ :‘:u::- ",‘:d, .:.:;r::," ‘ n:h:‘!“(l:z;: .3":" ‘Alf::'eufrut. | MeN and Bovs, and the only place | Uil further l?ofic(- the City Treas- | He was sentenced to_ the Towa | Morit, N ¥; 8 C Whoeler, Beat. | #here you can buy them ¢ Bed | urers office will be open from § | State penitentiary for one year, and ' rice; C H Carter,wife and daughter, | prices, is al Q'loplg A, . 0 5 P. 3. left for that institution yesterday af- | 40; M V Nichols, Osage, Iowa; O ternoon in charge of an officer. | Frost,Plattsmouth; Wm Berg,Ocon- | Parup LANG's, EDWARD JGHRNSTON, may19-3t 15 Farnham St, myl83t City Preasurer. S ;e otisor- | gmo"ol‘: A }o::k;, ;‘IT’I:(U:I:: ASPARAGUS at Wirth'’s restag- | posthosamt eleven in number, arrived | > l"’"""‘. = = ; 9 i ity yesterday from New | Yorki J W Madigan, wife and son, Coufectioners’Tools rant. mayl9-2t | A FEw kits loft of those EXTRA | w NEw drinks on_draught. Peru- | MESS MACKEREL at Allen's. 2 | Chicago; Wm Dolls, York county, Machiues, Mouids, les Ciea Wawk on Shwlc way S0, Califernia. | 0 0 i iardman, Ban Frantis: e = | vian Beer and Ginger Ale at Isi’s, | may18 2t They gave several street corner con- | . | A variety of 25 different drinks of | Verbenas $1.00 per dozen at Dono- ; G E Crane, Portland, Oregon; | - certs to-day, and passed around the | % d 4 | . soda and mineral waters on draught | hue's Flower Stand, opposite post- bat, into which the by-standers | 'Y';f“""‘"“"‘"‘_ fl";‘nc'“k'c? W' ot e, office. mayl3t6 dropped plenty of loose change to | " Lu'mmmm' hs: G F| Wayléeodlm Ry compensate them for their exccllent | &' =X iy B o el Tce CREAX o LA“I“:‘-— a | Clark, Chicago; Thomas y ‘or soda mineral water, jes supplied cheap. ve your | music. Springfield, Ill; C W Carstall, Kan- | ruvian beerand ginger ale,patronize | o~ders. H.L Latev. | —sz‘h““ (""f“h":’ m“";g’;:[’ saa City; Chas Fisette, Texas; P H | the “statue,” the costliest and most | aprillste | «The thieves who broke il- ‘Coanell et Ay | batcher shop Friday night, | Do GO nes Cavert, | magnificent soda apparatos ever | .. oo e e hesdie Ot i | e e oy | constructed andnow running Infull | oo U0 (R~ S ) ve Lemrood, Burlington; - | o 3 3 :h-l.a of that city are now | lington, . | Bimst at Iaw's Faraham stroet drog | &, i of V. BURKLEY. making investigations as to their | 1s SOLE AGENT In Nebraska for 4of the Best Makers. My prices are awa below ! these small dealers, have 300 in stock, and WILL NOT undersold ! Make no mistake ! | he “BAZAR" before buying, or wrle for prices. You save dollars by$o doing. See the new ‘ Spring Capes, Sacques, and Linen Dusters at WELF & JONES, 509 Thirtcenth street, between Farnham and Douglas. may 18 1t The best and coolest glass of soda water, from the new and magnifi- | cent Arctic apparatus, at Ish's Farnham stroet drug store. mayl16-eod-Im HANNOVER BRASS BAND The celebrated TrIPLE Mc- TioN WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. All sizes at MirToN ROGERS’, florts are being made to in- duce Major Simeral to join the co- operative union of the industrial classes. He is certainly as indus- trious as a large number of the “so- ealled” co-operatives. —Sixteenth street is being orna- | mented with shade trees, from | Hall's foundry to the race track. | They were purchased by the citi- zens on that street, and in time will make it one of the most pleas- | JUST RECEIVED. Amost complete assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children'sshoes and slippers. PuILip Laxg, No. 156 Farnham street. may 19 tf STRAWBERRIES at Wirth's Restaurant. may 19 2t 5 styles of D all orders filled at FAC- ICES! for cash. Imake ity of filling retail orders Chfef Quarterm: myls 6t Brovet by " sELLING OUT —AT— COST! COST! 1 ADIES FURNISHING GiODS, AVING to give up my store by the irst of B dune, Fwillciosout'my whcle sk st MADAMFOY’S CORSETS! Night dresses, aprons, Tnfant dresses &c. mydm] D.B. SHEN. 215 Douglas st. B.WINDEmSIM, —DEALER IN— | may19-1¢ “BOB,” The Old Reliable behind Wirth's Bar, is happy. See him- may 19 2t Tmported (all kinds) wholesale and retail. apl3eod2m TOEN FPaRnRx. 255 Harney street, between I4th and 15th, s - Notice to Delinquent 1ax Payers. "Fo those persons who are delin- quent in the payment of their city taxes, due the City of Omaha, I would call their attention tosections 31, 32,33 and 34, of the City Charter, and hereby give notice that on and after Wednesday, May 20th, 1874, T | shall proceed, as directed in said | charter, to make all delinquent city | taxes bylevy and sale of personal | property of the personsor corpora- | JUST RECEIVED 10,000 PAIRS of all kinds of FOOT WEAR, at PHILIP LANG’S, my19-5t 156 Farnham St, For largest and best stock of La- dies’ Shoes in the city, at the low- est priges. Fruits, Confectionery, = CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NE corner Farnbam snd Eleventh streets, DIA.'I!A. « = = NEBRASKA. HENRY DOHLE. i the latet and most pattern. ND BLACKSMITHING | abort notice. CUCUMBERS at Wirth’s Res, taurant, myl19-2t | | | | ALL ABOUT THE WATER WORKS. ‘The central city of the West Quite proud of late has gro! Aud feels ¢ can 20 lonser A goo U sized pond to o The greatest cities of the world Who wish (0 cut a swell, At once erect & reservoir Upon their hill. Established 1858. A.T. ON’S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY 4 S ‘ourteenth Street, o= e te HEOMES snd FARMS in NXBRASEA ‘orer. T 1 =The Burlington aud Missourl River Railroad Co., offars bast la s g8 low prices on 10 Creds ‘cent. intarest, and wi h & bonus premium of 2 T | Srciiane & af tho s n‘caltivatad; within bue years Sroar: Do ot o o= The amount of the ' LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. | EP ON HAND THE BEST - S~ s, zarion. e mrg v s mes soee | North of ‘Platte, Loup Fork and Elkhorn Valleys (e} Also WILLHELM & TAYLOR, B TheR MR R Ca willse] ahoat 1690090 ores of splendid gracins and agriealtaral sad fa Unitea sstates Confectioners’ Tool Works, | Thos, Mills & Bro., 5 had nosewers, And 50 the peopl died. Lt us theo remeraber 1t water works we try, To put 1n sewers good and strong, ‘And make our streets quite dry And whea the thing is done We'll celebrate at once, Then everybody in the town Will bey thelr bats of Buace. For all new styles that row are’out, Some fity klads nd them | | | | | Douglas St Cor- 18th, Freezers, &c., | Nos. 1301 & 1308 North Eighth St. Omana | PHILADELPHIA, PA. Pl p— c 5 xmmsc GBEBE & KARBACH, 15th st. Letween Farnbam and arney sts. OMAHA, NEB. 1 —wanvrACTURER OP— | Spring and Farm Wagons, | muGeIEs AND CARRIAGES. Dealers in and manufactarers of | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! 'PA“‘CF'-!‘ ATTENTION PAID TO HORSESMOEKING, I p-’u'y' e St poassastie pelces; myaeTon 538 & N. ing. T Cmin st o Wes 2 teve | U, Pt R, MEAT MARKE | et California and Webster. X ExpanuismEp 1864.° ATALOGUES SENT upou spplication, Tiouas Mrirs, | GEo. M. MiLLs, ArLEEP.Pamuzs. maridawim Garzel, Texas; C H Catte, | store dispensing the most delicious april4f | wife and dsughter, Beatrice; S P | unq cooling drinks in the city. St isc wheresbouts. Marshal | Wheeler, do; E Erdman, 5t Jo¢; | May 15, rod 2m, Buy the Callfornla Flour at Al- len’s. may98 2t particui | ackson was ‘over jghere vesterday | g Tytile Raw) ] AL e ot :-dhn‘:umu‘mhflfi-j gyl da | TRIPE at Wirth's restaurant. | had offered the stolen watch for sale ! ‘may19-2t Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds | at 8 certain place but had notsuc-| Goto F. Kumpf for Boots and | of goods, and unequaled in bright- ceeded in disposing of it. The par- | audShoes; 252 Douglas street, be- | Strawherries and Ice Cri3™@ 8t | nessand finish, at the Steam Dye tide reside here and operate jn both | tween 14th and I5th. ! B M, Marsmaiiss, 4 mayl2eod2w eitles.” ] | | PORK PACKERS, “ watersl eouniry, ¢ from S 1597.00 poc acre on loag eredit. £17th and Chlcago streets, South of he m | OMAHA, NEB, | lacge body of the best! lant in Nebraska, tntarse tod i Jacen: Iroad and ia the largest sad b -'nl:l'fllflu4 l‘:&;’r“m = v(ll: It I‘-P'y:ulfit Valley. '-.fll!‘h'-‘fl_ ‘SONE ';#l.’fl" bragd of hams bacoun, put up expressly for up expresly’ R. SCHALLERg.A’u‘ t . Or Geser.l Land Popartment, RG-ENSEN, Mg UFACTURFR OF— T A R S, E AND RETAIL. TOBACCO, Smakers Aicle. 185 DO *Coniurmers”sad” Desers ¥ ir advantage 10 examine my steck elsewhere, iy | | | | T otk e, 5 e 12 pply te GI.I.-I‘.. Office, i barrel opim cans of 10, 15, 25 or 40 Ba. | #%Orders promptly Slled, S8 ‘may 19 1t,