Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1874, Page 4

% EE| THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1574 ——————______’_—’—d’/ QFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. s Gl IS E - THE OMAHA DAILY BEE | 1s served to subscribers by cafrier, 1o 827 "evenidg, (Sundsys ex- part ol thecity, every eveniag, (50) r $5.75 for ‘ o aths, and $7.00 per anuum, ‘wheu puid | B advance. | All this % """'"""“"'?"‘:.’;'fi?‘d ve prompt & - il receive promp. st % Tk Omaes DALY B v, syabieiova: | Tecipients, many of whom, in sdvance: Bxx bas by far the 1n the city, snd is, cheapest sdvertising notices, 25 o e 2 ‘cents. e oo i 0 cemia, :n.ai_-,m:-u:nm; single inser- et abt riivements must invacisbly be “tanding sdvertisements by speci iotices, Statements, Tabalar ul revision by cop iring ¢areful revision by ‘furnished, ‘clock 4. M. to Lasure the ‘and Local sdvertisements before two ments belore one o'clock i ».x. vertibements for the WEXKLY BEE 5 o belore Manday Boos, lor the —_—— AREIVAL AND DEPARIURE OF TRAINS. Fime Card of the Burlington Route AREIVE AT OMANA. 55 4. i P M. Sundaysexcepted. *Mondays excepied. Pata is the only line running Pullman Hotel. Diningoars, D. W. Hizcueock, ‘Gen'l. Wes. Pass. Agt. Chicago, L1l M AsE Sy e et e THEOMAHAB | likely supply the cars of the Union | Jobn, Eeerol fo, y must be in | ‘insertion x. | look to see the matter of digging | ingenious invention. CITY COUNCIL. _To-dsy is the last day of service for the August term of the Taohats Ot The City Council met in the —The managers of the Douglas | | Te o Chamber Tuesdsy County Bible Society Will bold | evening, in Pattee's Opera House, meeting this afternoon at the Pres- | and an elegant room itis. byterian church to decide upon | _A communication was read putting some bibles where they will | from Lhehx;yor, ix:;hich e reparta st good. will quite | that he has executed a contract W s They will aulte | 3 hn Peterson to grade Saunders the same as Pacific with them,ln:d 1? ‘:m sug- | Hamed in the bid. gested that they include the officers |\ ohinjon of City Attorney | and employes of the road smongthe | qy;urston e chsiation we will | of the right of the city to grade & | Wager, have not brushed the dust | street seventy-two feet instead of e hundred. He thinks that a | off the good book for many a month soll;eet eannot be said to be brought i %o grade unless it is graded the en- | " —During thepast yearanimmense | tire width. Unless it is so graded s ditching plow has been in process hat property on the street cannot [ias be made to pay a portion of the ex- construction at the Union Pacific nses. | shops. T+ was completed some | > g —] fc he vepnment of | time ago, and a trial was made with e L S0 e |it yesterday. The plow is built ey committee, Messrs, Marsh, Lucas | on a flat car, constructed expressly | and President Gibsoa. for it, and is intended solely for | The reportof appraisers appointed ditching along the road. At the | to estimate damages to property on trial this morning it worked satis- St. Mary’s avenue,wasread. It con- siders the benefits accruing to pro- factorily to the parties witnessing its operation, among whom Was perty, and annexes to most lots “no | damage.” Mr. B. E. B. Kenoedy, | Mr. 8. H. H. Clark, General Super- | is sllowed $350, and_the ol | # ‘] " mount of damage intendent—of whose fertile brain ;umnwd at $950. A vote was taken | the plan of the plow is sn out-| g5 5 motion of Mr. Lucas, to post- growth. As the steam shovel has pone for one week, and the motion Tevolutionized & certain branch of | was lost by 4 to 7. Those voting for railroad construction, S0 may Wwe it were Messrs, Campbell, Lucas, tephenson, and A. A. Gibson. The motion to confirm the awards was carried by a vote of 7 to 4. —The following resolution by Mr. Swobe, was adopted, by a vote of5to4: Resolved, by the City Councll, that the Mayor be and is hereby ‘authorized to borrow from the sinking fund, the sum of nine hundred and fifty dollars, and that be is hereby authorized to imme- diately pay the same to the property the countless miles of ditehing along the railroads, by manual la- bor, superseded by this original and Personai. Gen. John M. Thayer is registered at the Grand Central. Chiesgo, Bock Island & Pachlc. “ 2 owners on St. Mary's avenue, to e ® oz, | M. W, Benschoter, a prominent | Lo dumages have been awarded BEX | HEBIN | citisen and one of the founders of | as approved on this date. And that & } Loup City, is at the Wyoming. | the "ty treasurar be authorized to DRSkig® S Worth washw. | 5 £ Toan the said sum, the same to be wac Ay wwsorn | Max Strechlow, correspondent of [ 1o jaced and provided for in the 2:50 P. M. 00 A M the Peoria Democrat, was in the | pext appropriation. i Kansas City, 8t.J0. & Councll Blufis | cjty over night. __A letter was read from the chief gocmng Bopeos.—- S0 AN 0B | Geo. Christ, of the United States engineer of tho St hh";:-‘l?m;';;:;r Omaka & g‘.'?,t-.';:l:lm.lu loux )[nl" Serv lre, is at the Grand Cen: says be cannot teil what it "’"'“]dr ] Tl be worth to prepare an_estimate Bpiens...... SAAM BBPAL } Mt PO iy expopt Suadye. Surveyor, General Cunnfugham, | the cost e Ehely Omuibuses and Buggage Wagons leave the Pla c: il | but he will visit Omaha if the coun- wd Bugiage Wagons leare 0 | of plattsmouth, Is registered at the | G 1" hoy his expenses. Mr. fice, corner ¥ een minutes in sdvance of the sbove Haliroud me. Opening and Closing WONTH. 0.&4K. W.E and all Eastern City, &0d 7 p. m.; closea at 1:45 p. m. and Office open Bundays 12101 p. m. & EUYOST. Postmaster. el e SR SN ST ———— TOADVERTISERS---Tne v 1RCU- LATION of the DAILY BEK is more er datly —Peycke's Restaurant and Oyster rooms. The leading house of the kind. 207, Farnham street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, leb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. — Al quiet at the police conrt. —Town talk—the Beecher-Rilton scandal. —Sixteen cars of tea came in from the west yesterday. —Box No. 6 has been moved from the corner of Ninth and Pa- cific streets, to the west end of the Union Pacific depot. Citizens ir that vieinity will please take notice. —A pet squirrel got away at the but was recaptured after a lively chase up several trees and two or three Trivoli Garden yesterday, houses, —Paul Nelson, living on St. Mary's avenue, died Tuesday, and He was an old settler, having lived here 23 | Ci was buried yesterday. years. —Clemmie Chase, tl e bright son - = Willlam Irving, of Plattsmouth, of Mails in Marsh moved that he be invited to t this city, as this man has han- the same water that we pro- The motion Was _car- Grand Central. freight agent of the B. & M. in Ne- ;’){M e braska, isat the Grand Central. Tied The Vokes family will arrivehere | _—Certain citizens of the Second THE POSTAL INVESTIGTAION Arrival of Bpecial Mail Agent . Hawley, from Chicago. U. R. Hawley, of Chicago, Special Mail Agent, arrived here yesterday accompanied by his daughter, and took quarters at the Grand Central Hotel. Mr. Hawley was met on the other side of the river by Mr. Paul Vanderwort, chief clerk of the Union Pacific railway mail seivice, and on the transfer train by Mr. Furay, who accompa- nied him to his hotel. Hecamehere to investigate the charges preferred by Mr. Bye against Postmaster Yost, and speciai mail agent Fu- ray. The examination commenced yesterday afternoon, in the office of Mr. Vanderwort, over Bartlett & Smith’s real estate office. Tt will probably continueseveral days, and ‘we shall endeavor togive the result of each day'’s business, if possible, even if the investigation is being held with closed doors, and no re- porters admitted. Every effort is being made by Mr. Bye, who preferred the charges, to havea fair, square and open investigation. Mr. Bye is not out of the mail service, as - this morning’s Herald intimates, but is still parforming his duties as railway postal clerk, and will very likely continue to do so for some time to come. The citizens of Omaha demad that no whitewash be ' ap- plied in this case, but that every- thingbe made public just as it really is. A Hapy Wedding. Charley Williams, a handsome agricultural implement agent of Fremont, was married last Tuesday night to Mijss Mary Miller, the daughter of & well 1o do Dodge the best daily paper pub- lished in Nebraska at the exceed- ingly low rate of fifty cents per month. After the first of August no sub- scriptions will be received at less than the regular pricg. Now 15 THE TIME; $1.50 in ad- vance pays for the OMAHA DATLY to-day from Chicago, over the Chicago, Burlngton and Quincy railroad, en route to San Francisco. Ward, residing on Twelfth, Thir- teenth, Fourteenth and Lifteenth streets, south of Howard, ask that & cistern be construeted on the corner BEE three months. Jy23-8t Normal Institute ut Fremont Deferred One Weok. Leavenworth txxouth, Council Blufisand Burling- tom, duest 10:30 &. m., closes 8t 4:30 8. m. and i in nd 8t Joseph, due st1000 & M- | (o) ang General Freight Agent of Fifteenth ant streets. Referred so the committee on fire. —Chief Engineer Gali‘gan, of the Fire Department, =<l permission te place hox 6 on the western end of the new U, P, depot. Referred to the committee on fire, with pow- er to act. —A petition was received in favor of extending Pierce street from teenth street to Ruth’s addition. Referred to City Engineer with in- struotions to prepare a plat for sig- natures of property Lolders, —The following resolution by Mr. Marsh was introduced : Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be instructed to lay a twelve-inch cement drain pipe across Saunders and Eighteenth streets, at such point on each strest as is necessary 1o give proper dralnage. Referred to committee on streets und grades, with power to act. —The following resolution by Mr. Stephenson was adopted : Re- solved, That the thanks of this Council be tendered to James M. Pattee, Esq., for the pleasant, cheer- ful, and commodious room he has prepared for the meelings of this ly. —A communieation was received from the Union Pacific band offer- ing to give a sacred concert in Hans- com Park next Sunday, If transpor- tation be furnished. A motion by Mr. Swobe, that the senfor member from the First farnish transportation free of cost, was carried. —The following resolution by L. Brown was adopted: Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby author- ized to appoint three commissioners to appraise the damage, if any, to the owners of property on Dodge street, that may be caused by the change of grade on said street, from the west side of Twenty-second street to the east side of Fourteenth street, and that the Mayor make the appointments this evening, The Mayor appointed 8s such appraisers W. R. Bartlett, M. G. McKoon, and J. 3. Sutphen. —By President J. 8. Gibson—Re- solved, By the City Council that the city engineer be directed to survey the extension of 20th street from C. S. Blackman, representing an extensive wholesale French gro- cery house,is stopping at the Metro- politan. Dr. Jensen and wife loft for Bt. Louis yesterdry. Mrs. Jensen will pursue aer journey alone to Canada, from that city, to visit friends. General Superintendent 8. H. H. Vining, of the Union Pacific, will leave for San Francisco to-day. Tennie C. Claflin and Victoria Woodhull went East Tuesday, hastening on to New York to take a hand in that Beecher-Tilton scan- dal. Tennie had expected to meet James F. Joy, President of the Michigan Central, in this city, and upon learning by inquiry st the depot that he had left Omaha on Sunday last, she expressed her dis- appointment by remarking, “I am surprised that Mr. Joy should have gone, knowing as he did, that I would be here to-day.” The following are the arnvals at the Wyoming : Louis P Monk and family, New York; E DeHavens, Sioux City; J Anderson, James Wilsoa, Chicago; A J Tjelle, L Vod, Henry Surpen- ant, New Orleans; T J Koot, Geo A Camera, Chas E Deyo and wife, Chicago; E S Faweett and fanuly, Mrs E Gifford, Philadelphia; C N Tucker, Tows; H J Ranall, Salt : E M Collins, Fremont; M M McKay, Mrs Ensalen and fam- ily, Mike Kramer and family, Kan- sas City; F W Grenell, Ft Calboun; J S Hankenberry, Kansas City; J A Gillett, Cedar Rapids; Joseph Lane, Detroit; Fred Roper, Crete; J H Ackley, D C Brown, Sioux y; Robert M Welch, Jr, South Carolina; John H Roe, James Keefe, Grand Island; J F Reynolds and wife, Fremont; T M Duncan, Jack- CRETE, July 21. EpITor BEE:— T have thought best to defer the Normal Justjtute at Fremont one week. It will therefore commence Tuesdgy, August 16th, at 2 o'clogk p-m. The National Teachers' Assocla- tion meets at Detroit during the first week in August, and as all those whom I expected to assist me, ex- pect to attend that Association, T canpot have the assistance in the Institute until the 18th. Willother papers please notice. J. M, McKENZIE, State Superintendent. A ‘more good solicitors want- ed at the new American Newing Machine rooms, 53 Seventeeenth street. G. H, SEAMAN, Jy22-8t Manager. GRAND BUSINESS CHANCE—A Additional Telegraph. | CINCINNATY, July 22. The printes in the Times office, on learning that they rwere to be diseharged and their places to be filled by non-union men on Saiur- day next, all stopped.: werk this morning and the office. was then filled by non-union men. ‘W ASHINGTON, July 22. In consequence of the opening of the bids for the new five per cent, Joan to-morrow, Secretary Bristow will not leave for Long Branch un- til to-morrow evening Eight bids were received thig morning, princi- jy from New York. The bids will be opened at tiwelve o'cloek to- morrow, but will not be made pub- lic until the day after. Bostox, July 22 The evening papers all eomment on the Iatest phase of the Beecher- Tilton scandal. The Herald ssys Tilton's statement is a social bomb- shell—one of the most destructive | kind—and teaches us that all men are tainted with sin. Itisa terrible Jesson ot’ huruility. . The Traveler, whieh publishes a Beecher sermon every Saturday, says the matter has now assumed aif aspect when it can. no longer be ignered. - A reputation that has been achieyed by the pub- lic work of years,is tarnished by this accusation, but it all may yet be made clear by the accused. The Transcript says it matters little as ta the fate of the aceuser.in this case, but the eminent and be- Joved person Whom Tilton has drag- before -the tribunal of popular opinion must' mow answer_ for his life, or what ds dearer to him, his name. The Jourppl says the documelit is either an'ex ary tissue of mind, or it s &;most saddening chapter of guilt but as it is its & one-sided story. PrILADELPALA, July 22. This morning- o terfible tragedy. was enactedat number 1839, North, Ninth street.. A two, story_brick building, owned by George Wash- ington Hoffman, who occupied it with his wife,Carrig, and a girl baby, aged 5 months.. The family was apparently .in good crcum- stanees, and lived happy. Every: thing about the house was neat_and clean and ' indieated perfect contentment. “‘The = first floor front is a parlor. This is & cozy little reom and some of the furniture was covered with hair cloth, and some with rep. Back of this, 'hut not commuricating with it, 18 the sitting and dining room. In this reom, among the farniture, is a_comfortable lounge. Geo. W. Hoffman, the owner and occupant, is a carriage blacksmith by trade, i and has been out of work for some time, only having an opportunity occasionally, of doing small jobs. This morning wilhout warning, he suddenly struck his wife with a poker, aiming ;at herhead. She warded off the blow and received its fu]l force on her arm, the hot,having just taken itirom the fire. e mted the hlowand quick- produced a razor With whic cut a long gash on. the left side of his wife's head, she then seized him and . a struggle took place for the weapon. Mrs, Hoffman received eleven small cuts on the head. Finally Hoffman fell backward and while on the floor she drew a razor across his throat three times, cutting it from ear to ear, and in a short time he expired. Her wounds, though- paintul, are not dangerous. — SPECIAL NOTICES. e CENTSper line; esch subsequent, Lnsertion, FIVE CEF1S per line. The first_insertion never less thaz TWENTY-FIVE C! well established drug business, with a large and continually increasing patronage, with buildings, real es- tate, stock and fixtures, in the thriv- ing ity of Seward, 26 miles west of Lingoln, whick has brighter pros- peots for rapid development than any city in the west, Alsoa com- plete miLinery stock and established business, The above will be sold in part, if the whole can be disposed of to dufferent persons. Ratisfactory reasons given forseli- ing on application. Cash payments or its equivalent will be required. This is a rare chance to make mon- ey, and those desiring to engage in this business should apply or address immedintely H. A.Lewis, or Re- porter office, Seward, Seward coun- ty, Nebraska, Jyaida-wi Tur FRExCH CoFFEE HOUSE, on 12th street, between Farnham and Harney, will, during the months of July and August, be open from 5 ANTED—Men to work, Inquireat Cen- tral Meat Market, Cor, Dougias and J5th. Julya2 2t A/ ANTED—A ‘Tive canvasser at 58 1308 at. July2 1t \\/ ANTED— A yirl To do general house work. Apply at M. Poweroy's, West end St. 1 —85.04) per week. Hause on 191h ncwr Cass street, 5. A. TAYLOR & CO. R RENT—A two-story brick bufiding on Harney. Dear 10th street, suitable 10r & rding house ; nice yard cistern, well, collar and other_conveuiences, Apply at Office of GREAT WESTERN LAND' AGENCY, 13 and 132 Farnham street, Jréng mistakes, wéven-by: a disordered: |od AN ORDINANCE. An_Ordinanes to amend section 2 of chapter XXXT of the revised ordinauce. Be it ordalned by the city council of the ity of Owal “That section 2 of chapter XXXI | SECTION 1. of the Revised Ordinance of the Lity of Omaha e so smenied s to read s ollows Towits *Amy owlier, proprietor ar agent of an or plaed hovela entioned, may. rereive dleents | % Employ one or more posies or runners upon | lication aud upon etterriag into a band 1o | city o1 Ouiaha I the suus of Sve-hundred | for cah lcsuse conditpona for the pay. ment of all damage which shall occur by reason of the’ carcless or improper. handliog of w0y | goods or articles entruated to the care of suc Postes e runners, and furiher, upon the par- Foeut of the follawing sums for 3 Liccase for obe year, to-wit: “AS runnecs ot postes for‘any. public bouse, ‘hotel, steatuboat, stage or omnibus line, tweat < Gve dollars, ss runbers for a-y merchantile ‘m fifty dollars with proportionate Tates for a iess pe: FRoVIDED that less period than » Passed July 5, Attest + 0.C.LUDLOW, _ _J.S. GIBSON, City Olerk. Ph. Gity Coundil. Approved July 5, 18 jydiase o license shall issne for & onths. CE. An ordinance lovying taxes for the year 1874 Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Oumaba, ‘Skcrion I ‘That the followiog taxes be and the same are hereby levied on the gssessed val- ue of the property within said City for the year A. AN, ORDIN. For'the general fund of said city to'be used Tor geeral purposes, s tax of ten mills on each ollar. "For the sinking fund of said city a tax of five nills on each doliar, 'SkcTIoN L. That the following taxes be, and the same are herehy levied on the assessed val- o of il the preperty withia the ehool district of the city of Omahs, in the county of Douglas, in the state 6f Nebraska (or the year A. D., 18i4, For the school fund of said district/a tax of five mills ou cach dollar. Sgcriox I11 This opdipance shall take effect and be in force from and atter its passage. Pased July 7, 1874, Attest: 0. C. LUDLOW, 3.8, GIBSON, City Glerk.. Pres. Cily Countil. Aprroved Faly 8, 1374, jy2las | C. 8. CHASE, May T AN OBDINANCE. An Orddinsnce ¥/ relation to the exterslon of 18t Street, Ik‘;:lcrdm]ncd by the City Covneil of the City SECTI That it 1a and s hereby declar- 1o b mecbisary for the City of Gmaba to propriate a certain Lract or parcel of land for D e amid bl of said City for the extepsion of 18th street in said City and to be sed and occupied 48 part of said 18th sireet, Said real-estate is situated within said City and is described as follows, to wit: "A strip of land 65 feet wide and about 20 rods 1ong extendiog trom the present nothern teriai- e of 18U Sirect, norin through the lands shown upon the mip of wid City s belog ewa by the heirs of Samyel Mahon to the south ling.of Lake's addition lo said City. All of sid s ¥ip of land being in the South East quarter of + Hebraska and containing one balf iore or Liss. Sroriox 1L That the mayor be and heis Rereby instructed to appoint hreo commission- ‘ra 10 aspraise said 1<nds above discribed accord- ing o law. $xcrion 11T, This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed July 8th 1574. 3.5, GIBSON. Pr Council. bl .\ Mayor. BYRON BEED. BYRON REED & C0. The Gldest Established Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA Kecp & complete Abstract of Title toall Real Estate In Ownha and Bouglas county. | CHASE, Mayor, | the South West quarter of section Ten in Dou- | FEWIS 5 BEER ky 0 woqunogl oIng &114mp * 3211 SYROHL Y3U0e2NOT 119 B 609 NIZERAAVEQ ATVENIONM ‘SNI9 ONV SIIONVYHE ‘SZNIM ‘ZIUSIHM ‘INOTIIA 2%» XTITH | | pRINSIA aeddo) ANOTIAA ANVIL sednor 2 swequiv Il 10k I0en! wenta or al Addiess STINSUN & CU., novsvl SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of = vendi issued out of the Di: snd to me dircted, I will on the 24th day 576, 2 10 o'clock, 4. ¥. of ‘room. of Albert Tucker, Bougia sirer T e, oy of % in said feing Sescibed lo° sasiaty " Sudgment oviraa Yy are necessa: ment aod costs, nd accraiag costs thereon. 'ALFRED BURLEY, SEOF. Al kinds of light and heavy &All Work Guarantee?.~@% 956 HARNEY STREET, - sepzSis- 225 Turnham Street, = = ~~WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER I¥— TREITSCHEE & CO., 8. W. Cor. Jackson and 13th Sts., fiy‘ep u su) {han ahy Giber house in Omaha. mo- the time than at anythiog eise. Portland, Maine® | By - trct Court for Cumming Couaty, Nevrusks, | of 5 id 1 Omaha, State, el ot i ton ~levied upon i Court, ‘re- ury, sgainst Albert casen Tueker, toowit : Eighty- of men's snd B o ok et fn i hare: M AFT oc) oex contatned insaid store; | () A A 150 » smail line of hats and eaps ; also the fol- o . = NEB Towing described store and ofiee furniture | __menisay ? Two lounges, 1 desk, 1 stove and pipe, 2 chairs, 1 show ease and 1 letter press, or 5o much of the sald goods as Lo satisfy said judg- y1satot Sheriff. VAN DORN’S MACHIN MACHINERY MADE & REPAIRED. | OMAHA. WILLIAM SEXAUER. Omahs, Nob GROCERS 'And General Provision Dealers, ior Wtock of Groceries, Provisions, fquors and_Cigars, and. sell cheaper jy33m SINGER. SINGER. The Kingof the SEWING MACHINE WOLLD ss preeminently sx Gold Eeigns in the SALES FOR 1873: In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! 1tBeing over One Hundred and Thirteen Tboussnd more Macki n v 5 Sewing Sfachine Company during the seme tir-e. W S Tt will haro Jy be deniea opon such evidence that the superiority of the Singer is tu/lv " THE SINGER MANF'G CO. | W. N. NASON, Agent. Je NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. J. 7. BROWN & BRO., WEOLESALE GROUERS, Ageuts for the Oriental Powder Co. - 538 and 640 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aND MORGAN— \WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 235 Farniam Sireet, ONTAXA. - - aprsdly NEB:- WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMAE:A, - - NEB meh27y1 AGENTS FOR THS BPUPUNT POWDER (0. CLARK & FRENCH, Established 1858. A.T.SIMPSON’'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY 588 & 540 Fourteenth Street, (Office up stairs,) Omaba, Nebraska. Carrisges (O Sughes on hand o wade to onier. N. BeParticular attentioz. paid 1o Repair ing. Sor2stt The BPeatrice Hydraulic, Cement, —AND— PIFPE COMPANTY, QULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT they are now ready fo farnish EY- DRAULIC CEMENT, of the very best quality, and in any quantity,either at the factory, which is located at Beatrice,Neb., or at the Pipe works srs-prepared to furnish PIPING for SEWERAGE, Also manuiscture 3t DRAINAGE, ETC, TWORK. WEGUARAN 0 BE EQU AT ET! styles of CHIMNE e IR PR e A ORDERS FROM DEALERS RESPECT- FULLY SOLICITED. ADDRESS, BEATRICE HYDRAULIC CEMENT & PIPE CO. OMASZA - - NEBRASKA. my2itm HEAP LA.VD—‘W‘G At:: of :Iw_;;‘ lands in Sarpy ‘County, lor mieat $175 per acre, ot-helf chsb, balaice one. year at 10 per cent: Apply atOfficool Great Western Land Agency, 180 & 132 Farnham street. Syoo ANTED-—_A girlto do general housework N urt St, Travdste F ROOMS {0 rent wich or with- out bourd: No: 117 Dodge sireet, near aloth, Ty T ANTED—A <o iean fiive ome® Mg mulfi-“’flm s, GIRL WANTED — Inquire at Mone) Order Window, Po t Ofice, _ 3yI0it ANTED—A man ta work sbo W ARl ey, bt P. FELLON, DEALER IN Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings. No. 263 Dodge 5 “veet, between l4th and 15th. Dress making done with neat- nese t:(-i.d dispatch. Orders Je2gm F. A. PETERS, Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER, No. 274 Farnham st. bet, 15th & 16th, | ENOCH HENNEY, - ‘bawm aud 13th streets. “MA' FACTURED OF AND DEALXE IN- PICTURE FRAMES. 70 Farnhsm street, corner Fifteenth E. T. PAGE, Proprietor. Passengers for other Hote's or private Re dences, carried for 25 cents. # All order P. 0, C. Wilson & Son, cor FARMERS HOUSE £. W, Cor. of 14th and Harney Sts. JUSTUS KESSLER, Omaha, Neb. Farnham Sreeot Between 9th ard 10th. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. mehitt! Fo. 630 Eixteenth Btr Opp. Jeflerson Square, JOSEPH DOVE, Prop’r. Day and week Board at reasonable rates. First-class bar attached to the house. fe27 3w The Sioux City and Pacific Rallroad, Ta Connection with the Justice of the Peace Offics uyer (o State Bank, corner of Farn- te BENJ.D:.JFO N ES Lambrequins and Wondow Skades, CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS AND CITY HOTEL, = 10th St., bet. Farnham and Harney, 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street. OMAHA, NEB. I keep cons intly ou hand the finest stock of Broad Cloth, Cassimeres and Vesting which T st prepased t0 mave up in tLe most iashicna Free Buss to and from all Trains, L it at P. H. Allen’s, 21 door r. {3th and nd the City Hotel Otfice, will reecive iy71m rroprietor, Central House ot OMAHA, NEB. WHOLESALE GROCERS ! AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season. jel JRLERS SOLICITED . ND PROMPTLY FILLED. A. . SITMPSON, --MANUFACTURER AND WHOLFSALE— DEALER IN CIGAKS. 532 FIFTEERENTH ST, CREIGEHTON BLOCK. p25me C. L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TAITOR, ty les and 10 suit the most fasti at the lowest possiio priecs. e10d1y ROBERT C. STEELL, I Paints, Oils, Varnishes, BRUSHES, LAMP GOODS ETC. 257 Douglas Street - - OMAEA, meh1Seod1y KurTz Jorr & (0 JOBBERS OF DRY GO09IDS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIOXNS, 231 Farnbam Street, SPORENERE T J. J. BROWN & BRO,, of & happy and dignified father, " A the northenst corner of the tract | o His Honor, the Mayor, admirably ‘t‘?l"““e' 1 Charles M Barwell, | 4l 000 §Gocignated as Ellen Aur. | 9¢lock 8. m. till 180 p. m. and | 10 S30E"A s frags, corner 17 and Als e e AT SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— fills the office of page at the sessions e ford’s heirs’ tract, so as to connect | from 4:30 p. m. tv 12:30 a. m. o P HO NEERGER, Douglas St. Lo et i G ikl 38 > with 20th street at thestarting point RAILROAD, F, gave an ice-cream at Meyer's Hall lest evening. Among the other attractions of the ocsasion were singing by the Arion Quartette Club and others, and dancing. —On Monday night some thief stole about $200 worth of army clothing—boots, shoes, pantaloons, shirts, blarkets, &c.,—at the bar- racks. As yet no clue has been cb- sociable charge an entrance fee to the park, was referred to special committee on rules of park. —A communication _was_read frem J. F. Sheeley and E. B Willis, committee of fire d epartment, urg- ing the Council to purchase a large fire alarm bell. After con- siderable discussion the Teport was adopted, and the purchase of the bell ordered by a unanimous vote. "The bell is to weigh 3,000 pounds and to cost $1,177. ment of Patte, Omaha: 1 bave just returned from & scout on the Cottonwood, Big and Tittle Rapoages, and Big and Little Wind rivers, and found no signs of In- dia Captain Bote’s second cav- alry has just returned from a seout, and reports that he struck the trail of a small party on Powder divide, going soutly; followea trail about 25 miles south of the three crossings on Sweetwater. Met the party re- turnin lied one Indian and eap- tured scven head of horses. 'With All engagements for the grove will be made through ANDY MCAUSLAND, e, 242 Douglas Street. For reason of remarkable low prices. 1 am selling my spring and summer goods very rapidly. Julyl0-tf J. H. BTEIN, ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!! TORE T0 RENT—I9 DO Ta- quire of WEBBER & BEAM, Julylef OR RENT—Vouse on 15th, near Davenport Mreor. 3l 5. A. TAYLOR & CO. Chicago, near 16th st. . A. TAYLOR & CO. ANTED—Day boarders, at the W o T areey e e ANTLD—_ ceap acma 1n excaange jor W e i mer Bax office. aptie T mu sein SECOSD-HAND Carriages, and ‘one Hearse, cheap fo Tinteh thevovmm or ner Sacy, " OF e 82 MAGISTER OF THE DEPARTED. No- 498 10th 8t., between Farnham & Rarney. Will by the aid of guardan spirits, obtain forany one & view of tue past, present 'and fu- No fees charged in cases o sickaes. J. 0. SLATTER, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries. Highest price paid for Country Produce. e of the City Council. v i F. ArsTEAD. T MPLOYMENT OFFICE-Room No. 1. south QT P ty : e st abov o i aiss the | oy o uronies mice e rgows | GRAND CENTRAL —Master Ed Taylor had his right | mye following dispateh re | Sabingof St. Mary shvenie snd o gRc e 10 o ‘immodistely, servant girls, farmhands, car- I 62 miles the shortest route from Omaks £y e following dispatch was be of equal width at each of said in- | BprrEvos GROVE, Twelve miles | Poaiersand laborers,also rel State boughi and HEOTEIL. . and badly 1{:“;““41 yesterday, bY | ceived at Government headquarters | tersections with 20th street so. con- | o PEVEE QA '“““,"h""& oM, ssdixen peibipcapi it fomaus, - EHRARKA o ConeURIn te B¢ Faab 1Rimesnatts: : : being caug] n the gearing of a | this i terday: nected. Adopted. froi maha, on the line of e y8te . N. Fi X 7 o s N, planiug machine. He will probably s - as &M. It R, and 100 yards from the | —ouc rait Omie, Kot || Tt cad bt buorid Gibr| FEERHS O Tt wias wiv _ Notfons. and Boots and Shoes. loose one of his fingers. Car Seaxwvcn, July 17, | A resclution iat o party | depot, has been improved forpi vies e AT | O GRS FRANEL Frorito phin Mo HN T. EY —Beacon Lodge No. 2, 1. 0, 0, | Assistant Adjutant General, Depart- | in the” park sball be allowed to | 3nd Private parties b i Do e b Cgf- cTulpJeres Quaje el (exonst JO. T. GAR, BY NAUSLAND & MARTI. e EDWARD KUEHL. e Chtma & Nord-Mater Dopt S osmm m., from Chioago & North-Western Depot. by any other Line. ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure your ticket reads VIA thus avoldiog eircultous routes a0 nafcrs. Tickets can be : urchasal at the offices of 1hy and Council Blutls. -3 €. BOYDEN, Fareas LOW and Time as QUICK as POLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS igot = catickely g e wrchmel st e ofim ot e | 246 Douglas St., Shelf: Heavy Hardware ‘ IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,' —AND— THRESHERS, HARYESTERS, REA PERS, MOWERS. DRILLy, SEEDER 'CORN-PLANTERS. PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, HAY- RAKKS AND' WAGONS. mehisy i ACRICUTL S, 1 f Nebraslka, . = ‘ —The public printing for thenext | H. L. LATEY’ is the place to go & = tained to either the missing pro- | exception of this small band there | year was awarded E el G: W. HOMAN. Gen' % . 1 . v oy - to the DAILY very v e Sl Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt- St P. & 5. (. B. E. m s perty or thie thief. are B ‘luate Todlians in_ the Dis- | s, as the owet bidder. '“;‘;]":!“‘” necessary commodity. | o8 suTE s o oo Bk B . B G, 100 & O i, | “S AT -Gl e HENRY HO GER. } Soge A n L - ke SRS 3 = il RA R | et Pass. and Ticket Agt, 5. G- & I stoux —DEALER IN— | ity et i St caime Cap. 24 Cav. Comdg Dist- | (il o the - exmmination of | VOus’s HALL, free concert every peten Al S Bty | ow a2 s mT ax | e v g, ex-Palice Judge Dudley’s account. | evening by Professors Celarius and | fiekiy scticls "l sl for o8, one hail iR e | in Tuesday from the East, over the To My Customers. down, balancs in one year, or §3 00 per acre in Sl 168 Farnham Street, Omahs, Neb. 1 s tents. (s Chscare. —An_ordinance to abolish the | Bahns. June27-Tm | cash, be el rade o iy property “Apely lo ; e 2 oy | J cago, Burling- | As T iutend going esst witbin two | office of Captain of Police was in- | /1y CE"GF DISSOLU: et e AR BSwARL" | Pruits, Confectionery, | o —————— ) ) ton & Quiney, over which road I | or (ures weeke for the parpose af | troduced by Mr. Lucas, and read | - NOTICE OF DISSOLUMON. | ooyl G G RS Y21 Mrs. D. A. MOFFETT, =3 ‘undersigned has . of o POo. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- TR o Te pul mll"!lllfinl,lw-e the finest will hereafier run regularly. ibe | purchasing s large stock of goods | tWice: S ermamiuctane fn this country. They wiifoe many eitizens who had the pleasure | for the fall trade, T hope thoseofmy [ —Mr. Lucas offered a resolution FaShis"e"'laglf Dressrgfk'"g' ¥loo 01d Kentucky JWhiskies and Tmported/ioods a Specialty. NE corner Farnbam and Eleventh streets, = - - NEBRASKA! of viewing it, among whom were several prominent railroad men, pronounce it the most magnif- icent car that they ever saw. It is & very large car, being sixty.nine feet three and one-half inches long,”and. ten feet and six inches inside; the inside width is nine feet and four inches; the berths are three and one-half feet wide, and the aisle is two feet and nine inches wide. It has sixteen wheels, four lochers, fourteen sections, one state room, one ladies dressing room, und one gents’ do. In every respect this besutiful “palace on wheels” is most elegantly and luxuriously fu.- nidhed, and runs very swoothly ‘over the sclid and well-laid track of #he Gres: Burlington Route, : ; 10 advertise for bids for placin customers who are indebted to me | X i o both ides of Fars: will call and settle by the first of | ham and Douglasstreets, Referred the month, so that [ can_have the | to the committeeon grades. pleasure of paying cash for my | _Mr. Swobe moved to appoint goods, thus affording me an _oppor- ial policemen to serve without tunity to purchase cheaper for their | extrs pay in Hanscom Park. Car- benefit. Thea: 1t. —A. Bonnerson was awarded the contract for hay at $7.50 per ton. —Jobn Haley was appointed Th trade is hereby notified that i 30 a grpat reduction is made in the | confiomed. the Eark, and pricp of Culhoun flour on sccount of | _mye Couneil-adjourned for one FRANK J. RAMGE. declfine in price of wheat. week. CLARK, PARsoNs & Co. Jyly 21st, 1874, 8t done in the neatest manner, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,Let. Farnham and Douglas i *prst £ . Tidian Curiosities at No. 170 Fathham street, corner 11th street. y 7L, tween the undersigned, under the firm name of Windheim & Arnold, has beeu this day dissolved by mu- tual eonsent. All debts due and owing to said late firm to be paid to E. Windheim, and all debts due by said Iate firm, to be paid by said E. Windheim. July20-3¢* STORE BUILDING FOR SALE. I will sell at & great bargaina lot and store building in Ft. Cals houn, Neb. The building is 33 by 50 feet, and is equipped with coun- ters and shelving in complete greater inducements for additional Vusiness in general merchandizing. Terms easy. ELAM CLARE. June2s-4w 4 run to andtrom e the degats, hotls and privaie th United States' Hotel, COK. DOUGLAS AND TEXTH STREETS. £ UNDERSION ; e-.:’t‘hli he has ‘and reftted the above Hotel, and f3 mow ready to sccommodate the public, vith board by ey or werk: at reas- July2s "7¢ 1y (R Frogs EX. = PAGE, CARRIAGE, BUGCY ani WaGON MANUFACTURER, DYEING, cieaning and repairing | order. No place in theState affords | ¢ ¢ (o; i’ e 'OULD respectful nounce to W O TR o iy ot a0 o et a1 sbove e PH hedtan sad wagoss constaatly (gn Band and or mls, OMAHA, ‘nep2r’ Great Western BREWERY | Corner of Cumiegs and Tweaty-second streets The finest lager beer .con- stantly on hand, Je25-6m CHAS. WEY U.P. R. R. MEAT MARKET, 1641 street bot California and Webster. E_KEEP ON HAND THE_ BEST supply of FRESH AND SALTED 75, Al stock of Fine Sugar Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon, at._the low- strstes. WM. AUST & KNUTH, ayiely Proprietors. REDMAN & LEWIS, Cor. 16th and Izard Streets. Cottonwood LTUMBER g On hand and SA e \WED TO ORDER. - { ULLER, Prop. Je30 3m OMAHA, NKB. L. WOODWORTH, 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. WACON Wood Stock, cARRIAGEH D WAGON HARDWARE, Patent Wheels, Finished Gearing, &o. Axles, Springs and Thimble Skeins HARDWOOD LUMBER, 239 DOUGLASSTR.,} ONMAFETA, N EHB (Caldwell Block,) nigvi HOMES and FARMS IN NEBRASEH ington issourl P ver Railroad Co.,offars best laals at”low on 10 yea . The Burlogton aad sl €10t BTSSP po cant. o the amouat i e s curtivated, within two years from date of purchase. LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. North_of ™latte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Valley 000,000 sres of spleadid erasiasand agriealturallland The . & M. B2 Co. will s sbont 1,0000seres 00 0L, S0 & wellfwatered‘cuntry, at trom SIS South of he Platte “The Comj» #a large body of the best land (n Nebraska, iatersected by numerous rive i n_vm’;‘;f‘“v'!):fi:h“;‘flfih'z‘:_u""i:.';i“‘“‘“’ Lok LLR, Agent B. & M. Office, C. R. SCHAL R, gent B., Land Or General Land w%&