Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1874, Page 4

A 8EhIOUS FARCE. Personai AN OHDINANCE. ance {6 amend section Additional Telegraph. THE OMAHA BEE 1574, he similar srrangement with Jim | = Allen, tot e was aimid 1| v Dty promiient lambes trust him, because he was drunk | merchant, committed suicide Iu.rt. half the time. this morning. Other witnesses have since been | examined, whose statements are | | still. unknown, To-Jay the case of Furay is being investigated, under <XXI of the reriscd ordina ordained by the city council Omaha SEETIoX L. That section of chapter XXXI of ths Beniscd Oriioxnce of the 1ty of Omaba e 2o Amended as o read as ollows, lo-wit proprietar or agent of sny line or piata Lereid ihentioned, iy receive eeoce i wmmx 9B or more postes oF runaers upon splication sad upon eoterring nto ¥ bon the ity i Owiaa '1n the sum of fire-hundred dojlars for each Lense conditional for the pay- mént of o damag= which shal oceur by sessan se caseless or Emproper bandling of an | Foatts o srticies entriieh to the care of sich How the Champion Postal Inves- tigator was Boxed. Postal Irregularities, Bribery, Gift Taking snd Salary Grabbing. Mr. A. J. Doyle has been confined Lo luis house for the past ten days by illness, Livyd Pevis, Président of the Wells Fargo *xpress company, will arrive here Mondagy, over the C. B, & Q., accompanied by & party of friends, fhy 00 woqanogy vang 2, | FRIDAY, JULY ——— OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. SALES FOR 1873 In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! TtBeing over Gne Hundred :nd Thirteen TLcurand more Maclizes than w = Sening Machine Cum pany diring the seme tix ¢ b T2 will harc Iy Le dehied pon such evidence fkat the superfority of tke Singer is fa lv NEW Yorxk, July 25. Tnspector Geo:'W. Walling has | been appointed superintendent of 1l police vice Matsell. Postes o Tunncrs and farther, upon the pay- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE In merved o wulscribers by earrier, 1 457 ‘ | monstrated . 9 & yart e city, every evening, (s pted.) et por week, or 83 o -um-...a e e, when paid | ntn st rrgularitio, abdressod iva iyt stetion pans DALY Bak hus by far the | BT, clrulaiin, I b 47, s e best 804 cheapest sdvertisiog o s or Avveemo —Lood sotice, % ol adversesents, 20 lqu- pesth, 10 oo, No S vertimmsent, inseriod 10 lowh DD 5 cenie otiom, 10 crts e 1 ivge et . Do bons thian 20 G, Transient ab! (2l menis paid for 16 advance. liaton for wianding sdvertisementa 17 spocisl Bhatoments, Tabulsr t ctors one oclock ¥ X AL dvactisements for the WaEKiy BEE st be btuded 1o belore Mouds; the Snie wenk's e ’IIKIVAI- Aflll HL"AHICIZ 0’ TEAINS. Sime Casd of the Durlington Route A vy 4T oMANA. Lvave ogals . “Hui cop M Giisyn excopied Toin 10008 ouly kine runniog Pullikn Hotel. Dining car. V. W. HiTcucock, Gea'l. Wes. Pass. Agt. Chicago, i11. Union Pacific. LEAVE, MWA Maney P DzoKL, Ticket Ageat Orahia, Neb. anuve. kN 5 ¥ 1040 P L bha Vs M et A N BWAN Rock Islamd & Pachie. . 20 A. M. o T 3 T Suundaye excopted. ‘tMondnys cxecy s, Chieago & Northwesteri, Daily Exprose.... Duily Mized Duily Freight Daily Freight. nell Blufis 10:00 A. M. 040 ¥, M. a sloux Nansus O Il" st.lo. & Morning Kxpross. .. 530 A, M. Bvening Bxprecs. . L2 PM, ku & Northwesiern Dmuln & Sity & Factiic. o Raprosa. ... $:15 A M iy eyt - Omuibnase aggege Wi foe, corner Parpham and Ni ecn Gt es in sdvence of Lo me. XIBP. M ve the s, 1 bove Hailrosd Opening and Closing of Maile 1n | » 22 0w 1" " e a0 r.an R, 0 700 430 u. ll hA u 300 10:00 04N WE E... 280 745 Chicago «nd all Fastern citios, Nebr Oy, Flatucouth, Councl Blut st Bu 10 1om, W ., closes at 4:30 0. . and 1. Louls and St J due a10:00 8. m and 7y clove 114 Oide open Bundays tro ' & paper publishicd_in enrastin —Peycke's Restaurant and Oyster rooms. The leading house of the kind., 207, Farnham street. between Twolfth and Thirteenth, leb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. —The Injunction restraining the grading on St. Mary's avenue, has been dismissed at the instance of Mr. Kennedy. He will sue the city for the damege done his prop- orty. —Emmett Kenoard yesterday had the misfortune to lose $70 from his pocket, somewhere in the vielpity of Caldwell block. Any- body finding it, will please return it to him. —W. E. MeConnell & Brother, the grocers, have gone into bank- ruptey, papems of voluntary bank- ruptey wece filed in the office of the clerk of the United States Courts this morn —8t. Mark’s Hanscom Park plensant social success. The amuse- ments consisted i croguet, swing- ing and dancing. The ususl re. freshiments were supplied in great abundane | —A little ehild died yesterday on | Sixteentl street, very suddenly, and underrather peculiar clreumstances. | The doctor who was attending it | hought it had the croup,when it had | thowhooplng cough. Heeauterized its throat with sulphuricacid,causiug | 1t to cough violently and bring ona | hemorrhage, which killed it, —The City Coungil held a speeial | meeting yesterday sfternoon to pass | an ordinance appropriating $950 to pay the wised damages on St Mary's avenue. This was neces- sitated by the action of the Treasurer in refusing to pay this amount over, s the City Council had appropriated 1t Tuesday evening only by resolu- tion. The ordinance was passed | yesterday, and after the adjour of tha Council @ warrant was draw for $950, which was cashed by Mr A.J. Banseoln, and Mayor Chase tendered tho money (0 Mr. Kenne- dy and M. Crary. In both cases the meney was xefused, and notice of an appenl ‘to the courts was given, | —Yesterday Tom Murray caught | six women troespassing on his pro- | perty, and as he supposed, engaged in the maseuline occupation of cutt- | reh pic-nie at ¢ was n st fnva:istiy be | Congresman Crounse, sccompa- | nied by nis wife and family, arrived l Pattee and His Branch Lottery in Omaha “ulnu«hycvenlng,lmfl‘ Postoffice — Curions De- stopped at the Metropolitan Hotel, | i otitlag1is eamed Jfe) 1| yelopments. jome by the Omaha and North- \ railway. He will return | city in & few days. The following are the armvals at the Wyoming : Joseph Connor, Plattsmouth ; € : Frogg, C Thompson, Hastings, ; Thomas White, Quincy, 11I; , Richmond, Va ; J Bigg, W A Lain, Whitewater, Wis; iugh J Meill, Forest City; J E Ellis, Philadelphia; N J Mik- | . Des Moines; F & W Lawrence, The investigation into the charges | | against Postmaster Yost, was be- | gun Wednesday afternoon, at the | | office of Paul Vanderwort, chief elerk of the Union Pacitic railway | mail service, over Smith & Bart- lett's roal estate office. Tt wak con- ducted by special muil agent Haw- | ley, from Chicago, who, 83 he came over the river in the morning, was | “escorted” into the eity by special wail agent Furay, who is also bg- ing Investigated, and M.. Van- derwart, and at the Grand Central Hotel he was “looked after” in s 1. | HOUSTON— ’l"hunduy morning, 8} o'clock, DANA BARNEY, infant won of Sam and Pearl Hous- ton. Funera) 9 o'elock Briday morning. Residence south side of Webster, between 21st and 22d st Fire Department Moeting. At a meeting of the Fire Depart- ment last night the following resolu- tions Wi of Omaha have made the Common Coun Department | chinse of large B used in_conneetion with the Fire Alarm raph, and the Council, | ut their meeting on Tuesday eve- ning, did order the pur--hw of said bell; therefore, be it 1 TReesolved, That the thanks of the | department be tendered to the members of the Council for their action in the mati Resolved, That resolutions be furnished to the Ce o) and 1o the press for publication. The thanks of the department were ulso tendered o E, C. Me- Shane, for his kind offer to advance money (o the city for the purchase of the bell, The duy of the snnual parade of the (lu|mrluwlll wis fixed b Bep- tember The ttee on the parade met lust night, and appointed the fol- lowing sub committee, viz: H.C. Walker, (!, Bjmpson, W. Welch, { and A, E. l.owh-lul on wpllnn | of guests, the ('hlul Enginest uu his asdstants: Delos fl{‘u« [§ M. Meyer, W. Elliott, C. m pbell, Henpy, ) P Mcfhane, L, Heed, J1. Damon, A motion was carrled {o invite the Durant engine compan; oy in the de. Also that afl invited guests be cared for by the depart- ment during their stay. The following committee krlnllnq yroe 8D pointed, viz dealio, L. C. Redfield, H. ger. Adjourned to meet a week from next Tuesday. on Tag- Board of umuu, A specinl meeting of the Board of Education was held last night at the office of Hon. B. E, B. Kenne- dy. All members present but {Mr. Harpster. Mr. Keys was elected janitor of High SBchool, Mr. Morarity of orth school, Julius Hanson of thesouth sehool, Mr. Christianson of the west school, Mrs, Wm. Knight of the Cass street sehool, and M<s. Morarity of the Dodge street sohool, The salary for the Dodge street #chool was fixed at $20 for the sum- mer months, and §30 for the win- th ter. Mr.Kennedy moved that July 81 and August 1, be set for the exami- nution of teachers.—Carried. The Secretary stated that' Miss Whitmore, teacher, has resigned. But few teachers clooted. at last meeting have accepted. The preparation of contracts to be made with teachers was referred to a committ the Secretary re- quired to enfer into & contract with each teacher and a janitor. The Secretary was directed to ad- " vertlso for proposals for printing re- | quired by the Boatd during the en- suing year. We the undersigned agree to close our respective places of business, at 7 o'clock p. m. from July 23d, 1874, to October 1st, 1874 Clark & French, Pundt, Meyer & Raapke. Little & Williams, P. H. Allen, Jno. . Johnson & Co., L. V. Morse, H. Bunney, J. 0. Slatter, Redman & Lewls, M Daniels & Gillinester, F. Milling, M. Cummings, Bean & Hottell, Fritshke & Co, . Wilking, V. M. Mackey. July2s-3t. WANTED. Fifty good shovelers to work on St Mary's Avenue, A, J. HANSCOM. THE LAST CHANCE To obtain the best daily paper pub- lished in Nebraska at the exceed- ingly low rate of fifty cents per After the first of August 1o sub- seriptions will be received at less than the regular price. Now 18 TaE TIME] $1.50 in ad- vance pays for the OMARA DarLy Jy2s-8t :VUE GROVE, twelve wmiles from Omaha, on the line of the B. & M. R. R., and 100 yards from the | kindly manner by Yost and Furay. | public, the reporters, being allowed | the representatives of the press, the order cl Whether they succeeded in “box- ing” him, in the language of the immortal tree-planter, James Allen, remains to be seen ; although public opinion already inclines to the be- | lief that they did succeed, If the manner of his investigation thus far 15 any eriterion. The inyestigation is being held with closed doors, not even those important servants of the to be present. This action in itself is suspicious, and creates o bad im- pression in the public mind against the postal ring, who thus exhibit a fear of having their deeds exposed. Notwithstanding this barring out of key-hole reporter of the Bre man- aged to obtain a sufficient sccount of the proceedings to let the lic know what is golng on, aud to con- firm the opinioa that the whole in- | vestiga-tion Is a complete farce—a put up Job of white-washing. 5ail szent Bye, who had preferred the gharges requested Mr. Hawley to permit an attomgy to conduct the examination, but this was flatly de- clined, ns was also the request to have the witnessesmake their depo- sitions in writing, Mr. Hawley's manner of proceed- ing was to carry on & rambling talk with witness, which is occasional- iy intgrjarded by his own remaarks touching the gravity of sy portjon of the testimony. Both Yost and Furay were present. Mr. Lew Hilll, formerly chief postal glerk gf Omaha, was one of the witnesses who {gstifipd in the examination, His testmony was {o the effect that James Stephenson had, in consideration of seeuring & mail contract in which he was not the Jowest bidder, paid him $75. The amount was an orderon Yost and he returned to Hill $42.50, $10.00 of which was paid by Hill to Captain Smith for procuring an as- signment of tha gontraet from ihe lowest bidder. James Stephenson, who listened during a portion of this testimony,called Hills liar,and was going to smash a chair over his head, when Hil] remarked that he could not do it too quick, Hteph- enson's loud talk created considera- ble excitement in the neighho hood, No blood was spilt at Jast accounts, Btephenson, when exam- ined, admitted paying the $75 to Hl, but claimed that it was a check, and declared that he could produce it. He was in- vited to do po, but he finaliy admitted on returning to the room that hecould not find it. Yost put in a point blank denial of this transaetion, and also produced a paper purporting to be an_affidavit from Captdin Smith denying that he (Smith) received $10 00 the Mr. Byerequested Yost toshow him the atfidavit, but the request was de- clined. Wm. Bamberge, formerly maile ing clork to James M. Pattee testis fled that he had seen a vast quanti- ty of lottery ecirculars put up by Pattee’s clorks, and assorted by Btates according to postal regula- tions. They were there stamped and the stamps were cancelled on them in Pattee’s office. Sometimes from five to ten mail sacks well filled with circulars thus stamped and cancelled In_one day: and put into the postoffice reatly for ship- ment. Mp. Hawley remarked that this was somewhat Irregular, but then It was ap accommodation to the postoftice, and saved the clerk’s much labor. Bamberg also testified that he had scen a costly and mag- nificent set of silver plate, which Pattee had purchased and presented to Yost. Mr. Hawley thought there was nothing improper in that. He sald the Assistant Postmaster at Chi- cago was recelving presents nearly every day. Ypst; admitted _the stamping and eanceliig of the cir- culars at Pattee office, as well ‘as the scceptance of the silver plate from Pattee. Bamberge further stated that Yost was in the habit of turmning over all the letters that came to him by mall as postmiaster, inquiriug about the character and reliability of Pattee’s lotteries, to Pattee for answer. «There is nothing wrong in that,” said Mr. Hawley, “I might have done the same thiug," C. C. Sperry, formerly money- erk of the postoffice, the same farcical regulations. An arrangement bas been made | to re-examine the important wit- bonds. | nesses in the case before. Justice | Bartlettat his office, for the purpose of taking their depositions, The | examination will commence at 10 | & German, a. m. to-morrow, and will be con- dueted n public. A Gereral Bow st an Eloventh Strest Boarding House. A very animated row occurred at the boarding house of Mrs. Annie Stadler, corner of 11th street and the Union Pacific railroad track Wednes- day night. It appears tbat one of | the boarders, a boy named Charles | Parker, bad for some reason Kicked | oneof his landlady's chitdren, and | she soon afterwards, upon learning | of it, pitched into him about it, and he Iaid hold of her. A German, | named Adolph Avert, interfered to separate them, when Parker drew a knife on him. Avert grabhed | up a bottle and hit young Parker twice over the head, cutting him deeply each time. Tn the mean- time, word had been conveyed to Parker's brother of the affair, and he soon put In an appearance armed. with, his revolver, which he fired at the German's dog. Charles Parker when he saw reinforcements had come, grabbed up an axe, and yelled “horrah.” H fight did not proceed any further, Parker had Dr. Peabody dress his wounds. B Vesterduy all the parties were brought before the police court to obtain Justice, F. A. Parker, Who fired the revolver, was fined $5 and costs; Charles Parker was fined $1 and costs; Avert, $2and costs; and Mra. Stadler was discharged. A Happy Wodding. Charley Williams, a handsome agricultural implement agent of Fremont, was parried lust Tuesday night to Miss Mary Miller, the daughter of a well w do Dodge county frmper. Normal Institate ut Proment Deforred One Week. Entrok Be 1 huve thought best to defgr thy Normal Institute at Fremont one week. Tt will therefore commence Tuesday, August 18th, at 2 o’clock p.m. The National Teachers' Assocla- tion megis at Petrojt during the first week in August, and as all those whom T expected to assist me, ex- pect to attend that Assoclation, T cannot have the assistance in the Institute until the 18th. Will other papers please notice. J; M. McK State Superjntepde nt, | Boston, and letters - from: Harpers, Charles B. Orvis, the alleged bond | ¥ aeut of the following sums for a liccnse for one forger, was to-day held. in $10,000 | yeas, tow 5 A% runneds or postes for any public bouse, | Hiokel, steamboat, 1age or omnibad e, bwent - | | Give dollars, a5 runners for a y mercbantile | |.-.une or fivm ifty dollars with proportionate | rates for & icaa VEovioks Less period than six Faimed July "OQON ‘“VEXIWINO weyuIegf eqh'4eesst yueenoq 119 %¥.609 ‘ATASTHM At 4:45 this morning, 88 MeFarland, Robert McDowell and name unknown, eui- ployes of the Standard Oil Co., were Tunioading crude oil from a hm]erf tank car at First street crossing of ¢ z 4 I the Atlantic & Great Western Rail- | 7% R0 i B way, the oil ignited from a lantern, | instantly enyeloping the unfortu’ | nate men in flames, and they were all burned to_death. Severaltanks | exploded and eight cars of oil were destroyed. 'The track of the Atlan- | 8¢ s {ic & Cireat Western Railwuy was greatly damaged: loss not estimated. PUTIN-BAY, 0. July 23, At the book trade convention this | morning papers on German; and English trade by Christian of New | York and Casenora of Lindoh were read, as also by Mrs. Partington of o license shall Tssne for a onths. [ . 3.8, GIBSON, 3 @ity Council Apgroved July ¥ 1674 | | A ordinance levying taxes for,fha year 1574 e 1t opdained by the city couneil of the city of Ouaha, | ing taxes be and val- | 38 Sty Tor the year | eneral fund of said city to be used | al purpases, o tax of ten mills on each | o siuking fund of said ety atax of five | wifTls on éath Qofiar. Sxcrion L. That the following taxes be. and the same are hereby levied on the assessed val- we of all tho property within theschool district of the elty of Ouaba, in the county of Douglat, in the afateof Nebruska for the sear A.D., 1874, istrict, & tax of five mills on cach dollar. and be in force from and iter s passage ssed July 7, 1574, Atgest 0.¢. LEDLOW, Beribners, W, H, Appleton, and re- ligious publishing houses, etc., also the report of the bonimittee on per- manent organization.. .The name was‘the American 1 Book Trade As- sociation, and the exceutiye comn- mittee and the comitice on as- semblles, arbitratiori ‘4nid ‘finance pmvldofm' an annualmeeting of the Wlmo;l, probably at the 1ime of | the V?Fn AL .Rununl;;h of New York, was_ clected president with tre- mendous applause; 3/ €. Aston, of Columbus, Mnrllu Taylor, of Buf- | falo, snd H. H. West, of Milwaukee, | vice-presidents; L. Nicholson, Riehs mond, Ind., uemum K, Baker, \vw\nrk ‘comresponding segxetary; City C Avrraved July 8, 1 CHASE, Mayor. AN ORDINANCE | nce in relation to the extension of alped b th ity Cot il of tho Oty s described us follow: B iy ot land 63 fert widt and aboot 20 rods | Joog extending o U uotbern toru- nus of 15(h strect, b ugh the lands shiown upon the map ed by the heirs of Samuel Mabon o the south 4 Thmu yton, , rec rdin, Hue of Lake’s sdditlon w said City. All of said S Dayton, Fe@rding | e el in the South Faat quarierof w«n-mr), G. B. Payné, Dayton, | {220 for of section Tet o Dou At obom; @hloago, M. 5 Apple. | s County. obrash and Sontainingone Ml ton, New Yorkjsand others execu- | Lo tive committee;. Sheldon. chyirman of assemblies, ‘and Robert- Clark of arbitration committec, Considerable_discusaion s scope of e platfirm, whic take effect on September.1st, ing indulged in. - It is thought that it can,interfere with existing con- tracts, but_probably could not i clude the contract sales of the by the board of .education. Journed. Western Jobbers held s meet Im night, gnglagreed not to sall low threp per ot dlsopunt. Ad- | P. FALLIIN DEALER [N Dresg Goals, Silks and Trimmings. No. 203 Dodge s vect, between Lith and 15th, Dress making done with neat- nese and dispatch. Orders SPEC!AL NOTICES sdl)mte;L F. A. PET ERS, Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRIAGR TRIMMER, No. 271 Farnham st. bet, 15th & 16th. s and répaleing promptly attended | nd satisfaction guarrantc ash paid for hides. GRAND CENTRAL | EHEOTEL. NOTICE.—Advertisements of To Let, rm Wants, Found, o FIVE CEFJ8 The 6 Bover tasthan EWENTY-PLVE CENTS NTED- At Dy. EDWARD: Faraham Street, Jyzadr ANICS' MINI ING CO—The semi-annual meeting, ru.“.m.‘:: from .v..». 2t will bo held aibe Dirdn i o rzqw i Ir‘nuflhm af busiiges o AL S, W. the stogkbolders, WANTED. Ap- arney and 16th streo's, fyis 2t nmfivl IMAHA, The i oo o ".'Sn i t and best hot ranclsco. ‘Seplember 80th, 1873. GEO. THRALL, Proprietor. botween Chicago X corns Pl at once. " EDWARD KUEILL, 0 Meat Market, Cot. o MAGISTER OF THE DEPARTED, 1 July:: A vEW more good solicitors want- ed at the new American Sewing Machine nmmn, 583 Seventecenth stre . H. SEAMAN, Manager. GrAND BUSINESS (CHANCE—A well established drug business, with a large and continually increasing patronuge, with buildings, real es- tate, stouk and fixtures, in the thriv- ing ity of Beward, 26 miles west of Lincoln, which has brighter pros- pects for rapid development than any city in the west. Alsoa com- plete millinery stock and established husjpess, The above will be sold in part, if the whole van he disposed of to different persons. Hatisfactory reasons given forseli- ing on applieation, Cash puyments or fts equivalent will be required. This is & rare chance to make mon- ey, and those desiring to engage in this business should apply or address immediniely H, A. Lewis, or Re- porter office, Beward, Beward coun- ty, Nebraska. Jy21d8-wi s HALL, free concert every Tyre For BaLE! A Font of Bourgeois Type, of which this isa sample, weighing 600 Ibs. This type has been in use on the Daily BEg loss than one year, and is nearly as good as new. For terms &c., address F. RoSEWATER, f. Publisher of the Bee. DR. I‘O\\'LLL, nflco "l.) Farn- ham street. tune23-tf 1n order to make room for my large fall and winter stock, I now ofter my spring aud summer stock at greatly reduced rates, below the oHginal cost. 3. H. STRIN, Julysis fl’*\kl Molbumm 4% card on secon page. junez-tf STORE Bl'[Ll)l\(l l'OR SALE. I will sell at a gréat bargain a lot and store building in Ft. Cal~ houn, Nelx The building is 33 by 50 feet, and fs équipped with coun- ters and shelving in complete order. . No place in theBtate affords greater inducements for additional Vusiness in general merchandizing. Terms easy. EraM CLARK. June2s 4w No. 498 10tk St, betweey Parbam & Narney, W1l by fhieatd of guardian spirits, obtain foraRy aniei View of tie pust, prosent ani fu- ture, "o fees charged iu casds of vckness, apid ANTED ”m‘ln angerjeral house work, Apply at oweroy’s, West end St, ary's Avouue. - Wages ~800 per weok. Ju Iyl Bavarian Beer Hall! 193 Dojiglag Sty Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Finest brands of all classes of Li Sogars. i y Je2-3m OR RENT—A two-story brick »uu.unx o Yiarney near 10th sireet, vui boarding house ; pice y: T e L AP and 132 i St AND—600 Acres of rpy County, for - sule a 1 cash, balance one_ year, A,.,u, wt Officeof Great Western Land Agg 1306182 Farnhis sheeet, Il LN . “No. 117 Dodgo street; near iytem Q. SLATTER, Destet In Staple and Fancy Grocenes. Highest price paid for Country Produce. Brick Store, 8. B. Cor, 16th & Oblcago Ets,, Jeott OMAHA, NEB. ek to cook at Amrlnn 5 and 150, Dougias s vieu. aguice at Money Sy1sd ANTED—A man to work about pl 1..‘.4...m.uvm....m, o fage, corner 11 and GIRL WANTED = I Order Window, Po 0} T PI“PM)YI "I;(}IFw]E-IloonN s w':-é'r g el e iy e, e B W I DOEMIM ~DEALER IN— Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 'l:‘!'AaBurn- Feznbam and u»m.u, -m: 100,600 ACRES T RIOH FARMING LAND IN NEBRASKLI! 500 Hanscom Place Lots! OVSES AND LOTS 1u (e city of Ojoaba, for salécheap and i good teris, Dx‘lrl to de v-pm RENT—368 Dow umm WERBER & ek & Real éstate hroxtr,oiice o on Dodgo . oppostis cow oo Wood' Wood! Woodl Immense Reduction! T S. P BRIG 8 YARD, CORNER OF T4 a0 Chi ago Strects. Good Hard 000 700 ; Soft 85 00. Stove Wood to sufbe of stove very cheap. aptf 30 431, s D J51hy near Darenport Ter RENT-—House 0n Chi P W i, near 16th st ASTAYLOK & CO. ANTED-Day boarders, at {ho cor. of 10th and Harney sts, nthwest et ANTRD- cies) exzoange for ‘merchandise. Am-, )iml;,‘llnl 1L1, SELL SECOSD » AND Carrlages, and ‘one Hearse, clioap for cash of Lrad l[m uhe voom for new Sns Jordatk. G CARRIAGE, BUGCY sad WaGON MANUFACTURER. N. E. (ORNER of 14th aua HARNEY ST, QULD respectfally annoutce to the pul- He that b s now ready o fill all con- aqacts in-tho abave lines with seatucss sl ch. ‘Fxpress wagons constantly on hand and | OR EALb—IM lrmol lln bei he NE 10 Crwoshin T, K ol 4 E. i Bart of Buth.. ccunty, 0 miles Nurthe vr-!nl Llnlvln A well Im, %oy W adyoins it on lhe\\' and countr around it is Ihlx-Ly Wiil sell for $500, one half v A, one year, or lllpur-rn in cash, ur 'Hl trade lul' d“ TR PUBLIC-T m:.m.m o pm?." 3 lm .. it sonveybaarn oo evermanufactured in lI}‘ Nflnll T s e e g ol R h o Lo Vot oo e v, e u'l-.;:'fl renu Fromptly si- hl‘fl 1o, A share of h' iblic patronage respecatlly soliclod: N RO or sl U. P. R. R. MEAT MARKET, 166 street bet California and Webster. E lEsP O HAND L of FRESH muns Cured 3, larse stk o ‘Hams and Brea stratess s W, mylely | BFST Fin. Sa fast B the low- | AU KA Yroprietors. 1 mun&u:wxs Cor. 16th.and Izard Streets. | Cottonwood LUMBER On band and SAWED TO ORDER. United States Hotel, COK. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS, | ;Sa to § SEcrioN TIL This erdinance shall take effict | NEBRASEA | | PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS | thus avoiding circuitous routes an: 5 XIVERTONA ESNI9 ONV SIIONYYEE ‘SZNIM ‘ANOTTICZY XIATIH Z = PSI a0ddog) o lsernor @ PER DAY. Agents waut- ed. All classes of work- people of eitlier sex, young or old, miake | mere money at work or us in their spare mo- ments or all the time than st anything else. Addreas STINSUN & Cu., Portlaud, Maine- SHERIFFS 54 I By virtue of a 'HICI fssued out of the Dis- i Court for Comming Cousty, Netraska, | Sod i me ety Tl o e 2 day o ul!, . D., 1874, 8t 10 o'clock, 4. M. of 5 Gyt e e o o Albet. Tockes, B | 387 Douglas streety 1. the: ity of Omaba, and County of lk»\lsllx‘ in said State, sell at auction e ol ing s property. loced o o malaty %', igmgp e tovaret by TRy, b Tackes, 0wit: Bighty-fve'cana of men's ind oy books, 2 casesof shoes; 2150 il the retal | Nk of il s shoe contained I ald s algo a small lne of hat d caps ; also the fo g lda-k‘ d oj{m furniture o ouogn | desk, 1 stovasnd bipe, 2chi e e Ry e ot 1 et L niees ave nkcestaly 1o ecisly mid Jode: i o, ks s thereo i AL i VAN { DORN’S MACHINE SIXOP. Al kinds of light and heavy i MACHINERY MADE & REPAIRED. AU Work Guarantce’ .~ | 256 HARNEY STREET, | eyt WILLIAM SEXAUER. Omaha, Neh OMAHA. | 225T cxnham Btreet, —WIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1X— immunx BEDDING, ETC. | | TREITSCHEE & CO., GROCERS And General Provision Dealers, B. W- Cor. Jackson and 13th Sts., | [hu|r1»u tior stock of Grocerles, Provisions, s, Llquors and Cigars, and ..u fir 80y other louse in O - ENOCH HENNEY, 1 | ! Justice of the Peace | | | Offce vuer o State Bank, cornar cf Faru- 4 18th sircets. BEN’J.D-WONEfi MAX' PAOTURRN GR AXD DEALXR IN- CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS AND PICTURE FRAMES. 270 Farnham street, corner Fifteenth ¥o T, PAGE, Proprietor. 10th St., bet. Farnham and Harney, OMAHA, NEB, Free Buss to and from all Trains. Pascengors for otber Tigt's oy privaie Resi- dguces, cagried for 25 cents s, 24 door . will receive [ FARMERS nousn’ 8. W. Cor, of 14th and Harncy Sta, JUSTUS KESSLER, Proprietor, ©Omata, Neb. ILLINOIS HOUSE. Farnha:n Sroot Betwega 9th and 10ih. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Frop. o ORI gonives il thew O e Central House Fo. 630 Eixteenth Streat, Opp. Jefferson Square, OMATA, JOSEPH DOVE, Prop’r. Day and week Board,at reasonatle rates. Jazs o atached to the house. NEB. The Stoux City and Pacific Railropd, 1o Gpnacetion with the SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, and Counell Blufts o St. Paul, Mineapolis, Stillyater, Auoka, Duluth, Blsma Ppoints In Minnesota, * Fare as LOW and Time as QUICK as by any other Line. ON. ALL NIGHT, TRAINS. ticket reads VIA tH transio: ¥ e at b ificerof the Sorinwsern Taflwad O 3¢, HOXDE Pase. & Ticket Agt- ¥t PA&S. ¢, St Paul, Mivu. L HILL & T Ggu'l Pass. and Ticket Agi "stoux Eiry, Jowa. « W. GBATTON, Agent. 163 Farnbam Street, Omaba, Neb. July 20, 11, Mrs. D. A. MOFFETT, ve nmq, Ts... jesim svvm‘m GRED resy llnlly o oy E? City Meat Market. - rtlr-a G. STRIFFLER, 1 —DEALER N— . Fashionable Dressmaking, 564 Fourteenth St., IMAHA, lll “L. WOODWORTH, [ f et Albert Sheritr. | Lambrequigs aud Window Skades, | CITY HOTEL, isch and | 15 62 wlles the shorlest route from Omaha | iy, | ’l'llll'.llll.l!. nan\u-rxnn. REAP] THE SINGER MANF'G CO. W. N. NASON, Agent. NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. J. J. BROWN & BRO., QWHOLESALE GROCERS.- Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. OM.A.I—IA NEB STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHIH.ESAI.E GROCERS! —SINPSON'S, BLOCK— SC8 and 540 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE O .A.I—I_A,, | myse1y ach122y MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aND MORGAN— ‘WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 29 Farnham Street, OI\F AFETA. NEB | WHITNEY, BAUSERKAN& CO. ?WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, I OMATF:A, NEB mech27y1 AGENTS FOR THS DUPONT POWDER (C0. CLARXK & FRENCH, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season. SRUEKS SOLICITEN. ND PROMPTLY FILLED, A. E. SIMPSOIN, - MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE— DEALER IN CIGALS. 532 FIFTEERNTI ST, CREIGHTON BLOCK. - — f | C.L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TATTLOR, 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street. Keep cons intly on hand the fipcst stock of Broad Cloth, Cassimeres and Y whioh T s e ke up in (L woat fasbiousbie styles and o sult the mowt fastidiows, St P in (Le woat fashiouable sty les and (o suit the most oo, | ESTABLISALD PUNDT. MEYER & RAAPKE, - NHOUESALE DEALERS IN— FANCY GROCERIES, Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars. 21" Ffsrnl.am Street, Omaha, Neb blemTeod KUuRrTZ fJorR & (O JOBBERS OF DRY GO9IDS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. 231 Farnham Street, OMAI—'[.A. J.J. BROWN & BRO., —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS® ; Notionq. al‘]d Boots and Sho JOHN T. EVGAR, —JOBEER OF- - Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK," mys-1y Acmum:.'rm WERS. DRILLS. NEE! oERs, d;u-"nvn, HAY mentsy | Nebraska, ORN-PLANTERN PLOWS, 246 Douglas st.. HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— Wines, Licuors, C1ss, dec o, ¥iae 014 Kentucky JWhiskies and Imported/sioods a Specialty. (239 DOUGIASSTR. } CMAHA NEB. (Caldwell Block,) gy BOMES and. TAS.I‘E nw NEBRA&ZA. CROICERIES,/, Provisions, l‘llnl. '"(mrmionm, 38 Douglas St.;Omahba, Nep. i WACON mer "Wood Stoek, ll‘.q &, &e. CARRIAGE GPARNEAR. | W AGON HARDWARE, s LT o R e Patent Wheels, Finished Gearing, &o. Selmer & Burmester Axles, Springs and Thimble Skeiss B AXD S HARDWOOD. LUMBER, Curiuges, Hacks ud Buggies uu-m ‘Wagon Depot, mchea ] depot, hias been improved for pic ies and private parties BY M'AUSLAND & MARTIN. All engagements for the grove will be made through ANDY MCAUSLAND, 242 Douglas Street. Keep constartiy on’band 4 LARGE SUPPL ? OF testified that wbile he was employed at the Omaha postoffice, Dewas requested to sign the pay roll for §125.00 per month, when in real- ity Yostonly paid um $100. Con- | apra8t f. siderable sparringy took place be- tween Yost and Sperry about this | THEtrade is hereby notified that point, Yost contending that Griffin®| & great reduction is made in the made out those pay rolls, Sperry | price of Calhoun flour on account of challenged him {0 produce | decline in price of wheat. the pay rolls and he would prove CLARK, PARSONS & Co. R L the truth of his statement by Yost's | July 21st, 1874, 3t ICE CREAM ! ICE CREAM ! |own handwriting. When asked | H. L. LATEY" the place to go | whether he knew of any other clerk Indian Curiositics at Neo. 170 that was signing pay rolls for more | Farnham street, corner I1th street. for this very necessary commodity. Je2ste, J than he received be safd he didnot; | may 7-tt DYEING, C.eaming and repairing done in the neatest manner, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th7St. Let. Farnham and Douglas ing down trees. Thomas employed two men to corml them and hold thom prisoners, U1l he could gome wup town and get an officer to arrest them. Constable Kelly went down for tiwat purpose, and marched them wp o Justice Rartlett’s office, where they found w complaint made out ageinst them, charging them with outting down trees, but ax they de- sifed it, he caused snother complaint 1o be made out against them, charg- ing them with stealing timber. They | waived an examination, and Jus- | tioe Martlett took their personal res pognisance for their appearance, The Mflwmn 20d Missouri P “ver‘Railroad Co., offers best lan‘sat"low prices or 10 year st p et nterst s @ %1 s priamol 8 por sal o the smouat e Forchase, f half te 130d 18 cottivated, within (%0 years from date of parchase. LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. | North: of latte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Valley( TheR. & M. B.'h. Co, will sel” sloat 1.000,000 acres of spleall erasing snd agrieulturaifland | & well“watered couniry, at Lrom $T-74 Lo $7.00 per acre on long credit. South of he Platte Comysny owne o the et land 1o Nebrasks, ntersctad by s o Teratiroad amnd 4 the arseat and bast partof the Siaie, imous ¥ cpublican Valley. For circulars sad fall (alor Toteriasiion sppiy 1 C. R. SCHALLER, Agent B. & M. Land Office, Corner of Niuth and Farnham Sts., Omaha Or Giéneral Land Depastment, Lincoln,Ne, ~ H JyTue & GAME | S- K. cOR.er E>7%: —axp— a Dot VEGETABILES PROPOSALS FOR HAY. .,._._"::m‘l '}",_’ vod by the ua- | 2 |m. for forty'tans of hay more or e, lo be in such quanti n-d-nmd-a-myh- uired .mmuumm For reason of remarkable low prices. T am sélling my spring and summer goods very rapldly. Julylo-tf J. H, STRIN, erous rivers s aiso in th | | TIN, COPPER AXD SHEET mox? WARE. DEALERS IN Cooking and Heating Stoves. Dpfldll acd Gutter! ng dou | ] O "and iz the best mauner. , treet sept24d] /