Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1874, Page 4

—The iror for the street railway extension is being laid, on Eigh- | teenth street, and the bridge on that | | thoroughfare is being repaired. | —Monday, Mr. R. D. Walker, OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. ‘ foreman of a gang of men at the | | State Fair Luilaings, broke an arm | by being precipitated to the ground from a scaffolding which gave way. | —The ladies of the “Hope of the | West” Lodge of Good Templars, | SPECIAL NOTICES. LIQUOs: (OTICE.— Advertsewents of To Lat, For 0 | sais, Lact; Wans, Found, Boarding, 46, il | be fusertel in_these columns cnce for TEN CENTSper line; cach subsequent insertion, | 5 per lin insertion | WENTY-FIVE CENTS | SINGER. SINGER. The Kingof theSEWING MACHISE WOELD as pre<cminentl, Gol Realms & Finance, L cotly 25 Goid Feigns Mr. Wilson hastily returned to UNTERRIFIED. | nis house, through the most un. ‘ frequented alleys, and after dressing | himself, he found that the thief had | Mr. Crocket Wilson Discovers & | gone through his pantaloons, but Gentleman of Color in { without getting any money. A | his Clothes Closet. | knife, which he had stolen from the | e o pantaloons, was afterwards found e | on the stairway. Not Having Time to Dress, He |~ rry wyilcon sat down to breakfast, | ¢ ot" g0 v coning iy secred ! Pursues Him in His Shit, ' turday evening in secret conela~e thoroughly refreshed by his morn- el on and Captures Him. e e W meartiygan | L T e DeT iR C inCreigh | ton Block, The key-hole reporterof | VW LIVELY CHASE AFTEfl A THE | BURGLAR. | UMAH.A BbE ‘WEDN | They Meet in Secret Conclave t 5 Devise Strategic Plans for the Coming Campaign. 3 Rever laae tha SALES FOR 1813: In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! dred and Thirteen Thoussnd more Machines than wi any during the sume tis e, 5 izt “on'Such evidence ihat the screriority of the Siugeris fuily iy o) uOqINOFL DT ASTEDMen to work.Taquire Centrl Aarket, Cor. 15th and Dougias. auglld2t o WAE The unterrified Democracy of this city, to the number of twenty, met DA girl to do work in asmall g Apply at N. E. Cor. 19th and | b ‘auglldne THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Is served to subscribers by carrier, to any part ol thecity, every umm«. (Sundays ex- EPted,) at fftcen cents per week, or §.75 for ix -anlhl, snd §7.0 Illpclnnum, ‘when paid Pl A?A-lnu about irregularities, addressed | receive prompt atiéntion. TeE Ouana DAILY BEE will be mailed to subcribers ut the followiag raes, “iysbleinva: sdvance 375 * 6. .onths. | Tux OaNA DALY BEE has by far the LABGEST circulation in the city, and is, ‘Berelore, the best and chespest advertising | medivm. lAr- or mmmn —Local notices, 25 | cents local advertisements, cents per o line; (ay the month, 10 cenis. 2 No it inserted for less than 50 cent nfll—. 10 cents p-‘un-. nnph I.nllr- on, not Jess than 25 cen! Tflfl“l b1 1 ru-:unu ‘must invaiably be peidfor o advas, {or standing wdvertisements 1y special - Statements, Tabular il T, S S, = m - m“ll\nhln“l’l\ re insertion S s R e . o tnm came day. ‘and Local advertisemeuts before two weok o, Gaveriimments etors ane o'cleck v . A4 "savertisements for the Wexkiy BE: satist be banded in before Mondsy noou, for the same wesk's isrue. | o | ARRIVAL AND DEPART URE OF | TRAINS. sime Card of the Burlington Route AREVE AT O: excepted: sy esceptsd Pullman Hotel. Tuls is the only live runniog Hagey P DEUEL, Ticket Agent. ‘Oumaba, Neb. Onion Pacific Ve . AN © §RE TP 245 P, M. 0500 Daily Meeighi 6:45 Dally Freight...wo B 3:30 AN Chleage uuk ¥elend & Pactic. Tes. .M. ALM Hitcudsys poopint. Chicago & Northwestern. *10:0 . M. 410:00 A. ,St.J0, & Councl) Blufls 1060 4. 4. P.M, Omaha & Northwestern and Slonx City & Pacific. Man) Express. 8:15 A M. 23I5P. M. Dnly xcopt Sundays. Omnibuses end Baggege Wagons lesve the fce, e araboe and Ninih sirects, f: een minutes in sdvace of the above Keilrosd Opening and Closing of Mails in P 320 1:00 11:00 10:0 TR 11:00 30 430 430 700 430 3:00 0.4N. W.E E... 2:50 745 jcago snd all Esstern citics, Nebraska City, Plattsrouth, Council Blufls and Burling: o dueat 10303 ., closcs 414308 3. and hrvlmll d St. Joseph, due at 10:00 . Eloses a1 7. . 40 4308, R suniaye o 201D YOSt lsimaster. 10:00 —Peycke’s Restaurant and Oyster rooms. The leading house of the kind. 207, Farnham street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. leb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. —Ou next Saturday there will be some interesting trotting and run- ning races at the Driying Park. —New steps, facing northward, so as not to obstruct the sidewalk, have been putupin front of the Gov- ernment hiealquarters building. —When a prominent politician heard of the capture of James Hen- derson, the colored burglar, he in- quired, “What ward does he live in?” —There will be a sociable at the 24 M. E. Church this (Wed- nesday) evening. A good time is anticipated. A cordial invitation is extended to all. —Jacob Slang died of consump- tion at Mercy hospital, Sunday night, at 12 o'clock. The deceased yvas buried in the Jewish cemetery, north of the city. —At Government headquarters yesterday,we were informed that the troops stationed at North Platte and Fort McPherson, would move this week to the mountains, to hunt will give an ice cream festival and | sociable, at Meyer's Hall, to-night evening. Music aud dancing will be part of the programme. —The entertainment to be given | in honor of the Grand Lodge of the F | Knights of Pythias by the Knight- | | hood of Omaha, on August 18th, at | the Grand Central Hotel, promises to be a grand affair. The arrange- ments to that end have been effec- ted, and the anticipations of all in- | terested in the welfare of the order | will undoubtedly be happily realiz- | ed. A large number of invitations ! have been issued. A case was tried yesterday before Judge Bartlett, in which the jury was emi- | nently a“fat man’s” jury. Itwas | composed of Judge Dudley, W. H. | Ljams, E. L. Emery, Charley Good- | rich, Samuel Kay, and Dr. E. A. Allen, the latter gentleman being | the only one who cannot lay claim to obesity. Such a jury as that | ought to settle any case, upon which | they sit. | —In addition to the beautiful scenery, steamboat riding, fishing | and eool resorts around Minneapo- pu presented by Mr. Gratton's ex- cursion to St. Paul and Duluth, the | Btate Fair will be held September Sth, 9th, and 10th, at which several | specimens of the best blooded stock { in the country will be on exhibition. | One bull, valued at $15,000, belong- ing to Willlam King, with others | | of less note and price, will be there. 'nm being the last opportunity this | season to visit these places, at the prices now offered, we advise all | Who can possibly go, to doso. Mr. | Gratton can be found in ihe Cald- | well Block, on Douglas street. | Fersonal. Hon. John Taffe is home again | from the J. M. Eddy and wife returned Monday from the West. M. C. Wilkinson, of the army, is at the (irand Central, with his fam- ily. Col. E. F. Hooker, the Pacific coast agent of the Chicago & Rock Island road, is in town. d John S. Lazarus, general Western agent of the T. W. & W. ralway, 18 in town. Charley Weston, who has been sniffing the Pacific breezes in San Franciseo for the last few weeks, re- turned Monday. J. W. Gannett and wife, accom- panied by General Manderson and wife, left on Sunday last for Cali- fornia, where they intend making # short visit. Deputy Sheriff Hanlon was among the Puliman Pacific Pglace passen- gers yesterday for the West over the Union Pacific railway. He is bound for Denver on some important busi- ness, The following are the arvals at the Wyoming: C P Edwards, city; Jokn Donce hue, Elgin; W Reynolds, Texas; John I Means, Grand Island; H | Evans, U P RR; Alex Westen, Harrora, Neb; H A Smith, Fred Bruhn, city; Simon Frasier, Mrs A Weir, John J Frazer, TD MecLeid, Mrs Dan MecLeid and 3 children, Dan Frasier, Lydia Burrous, W A Frasier, Boston; J A Birley, A B Snooer, Ohio; Martin L. Powell, Neweastle, Ind; R Davidson and and wife, San Francisco; Chus Car- penter, M J Percival, Lineoln; D C Brown and wife, Sioux City; J 8 Haworth, W H Haworth, Ran Franclseo; L Wright, Lewis, Ta. A choice lot of Nebraska apples for sale at Harris' butcher shop, Fifteenth street. P. WALKER. aug 11 t5 WaNTED—Three first-class wait- ers, with good references, at Peycke's Restaurant, 207 Farnham street. aug 1113 A MNicE LiNe oF HAMS at LitTLE & WILLIAMS, 261 Douglas street, and 546 aug 11t3 No. | Fourteenth street. the red-skins during the remainder of the summer. ANOTH 2 carload of SNOWFLAKE | —The sad intelligence has been received here of the death of Miss Jennie Reese, formerly of this city, at Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, on the 25th of last month, of consump- tion. Her remains were buried at Williamsburg. —fThe railroad passenger agents | of this city, who daily o over the | river to drum up travel for their re- | spective roads, are not the most | penceable set of fellows in the world. | About every other afternoon they indulge either in a war of words or a hand to hand encounter. Mon- | day afternoon a very lively pugilis- tie tilt occurred between three of them. | —A youug man lately from the East, who is making a visit in Omaha, was seen going after chick- | ens Monday, attended by Col. Savage's dog “Saxe.” The Colonel | is anxious, as he fears the stranger will fail to appreciate “Saxe’s” val- uable hunting proclivities, which are botter adapted to scenting other game than chickens. —The many boarders of the Jones Hopse were considerably disap- pointed Monday by being beat- en out of their supper by the cruel hand of the law. When they as.| semtled fo enjoy their evening meal, they found the house closed. Daring the afternoon the proprietor | of the building had attacned his Jessee’s furniture to satisfy a debt of | ham stre | proof ds FLOUR, just received, at LrrTLE & WILLIAMS, 516, 14th St. & 261 Douglas St. augll 3t | ICE VREAM! ICE CREAM!! H. L. Latev's is the place to go for this very necessary commodity. Je23tf. SLL, oftice 215, Farn- tune23-tf DR. POW For SaLi—A handsome fire | ling house safe. Cheap | for cash. May be scen by calling at the office of the Life Association of Amer’ Aug. 3, tf. e o RAILROAD tickets to New York Indianapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis and Toledo, for sale at reduced rates | at 206 Farnham street. PH. GOTTHEIMER, Ticket'Broker. | augs-tf { The Life Association of America, is the only company doing business in Nebraska whose policies are abso- tutely non-forfeitable for non-pay- | ment of premium. H. H. BELLOWS, aug 6-t6 Ma.ager. 2arSEE MeKelligon's card on second page. Jjune2-tf TACKAWANA COAL at lowest market price, by the Towa COAL CoMPANY. Office 13th street, (for- ‘merly Union Coal Company’s). The gentlemen 9. m:m‘ o hiouses, Jivsott GEo. C. TOWLE, | Agent, | march for the jail, preferring to go The Burelar is Escorted to Jail.by | Mr. Wilson, Hon. A. J. Pop- pleton, Mr. Perrine, Mc- Emery, and others. | | Crocket Wilson, the eloquent auc- tioneer, enjoys the proud satisfac- | tion of having captured a burglar, and a colored one at that. To give a complete history of the | ludicrous affair, for such it really i was, we will state that the residence of Mr. Wilson is a two-story b ment building, located on Capitol | | Hill, on Dodge street, between Nine- teenth and Twentieth. On Satui- | day night last, at a late hour, it ap- pears that some one attempted to | enter the house, through the parlor | window, which projects over the basement. The servant girl heard | the noise, became frightened, and | ran up stairs, and gave the alarm, | stating that some one was trying to get into her room. The burglar, | however, anticipating that he had | been discovered, disappeared. | Monday might Mr Wilson went out | and lay for some time on_the top of | thelporeh, to keepasharplook-out for | the villian, whom he expected to return. However, as no midnight | ‘marauder put in an_appearance, he finally retired to bed. Yesterduy, just at the break u(‘ day, he was awakened by a noise in or about his sleeping room, in the upper story of hishouse. Springing from his bed, he alighted on the floor, examined the room without finding anyone, but upon crening | the clothes closet, around, his hand_ drop} wool, which proved to b to the head of a burglarior: ttached moke, Mr. Wilson jumped back overcome with astonishment, { immediately gatherix ing senses, be ex are you doing there, scoundret?”” but g his seatier- “What black med, you The colored man, justas Mr. Wil- son started for him, stepped out, and rushed down stairs, not waiting to answer the question. Mr. Wilson, who saw him “going—going”’ was determined, however, not to let huy be “gone.” He followed him in hot pursuit, and overtook him on the platform of the stairs one story be- low,and catching him by both arms threw him down. Mr. W. now yeil- of wood, with which to make some blackberry jam. The burglar, think- ing discretion the better part of valor, now agreed to give up. Mr. Witson sceordingly accompanied him down stairs, and when upon coming opposite the parlor door,the prisoner wrenched himself loose, window through which he had en- tered. The servant girl in the meantime had come out into the yard, ang (hus turned the course of the burglar into the street. Mr, Wilson came out of the front door, and although having on only his night shirt, did not hesitate to give chase, He followed the fugitive to a point opposite Senator Hitch- cock’s residence, where pick- ing up a heavy osk, he hurled it at the negro, with the intention of “rocking him to sleep, He hit him square in the back, but without any perceptible effect. The burglar stopped and coolly picking up _the stone, threw it back, and Mr. Wil- son, inorder to escape it, dodged and fell down. Wilson grabbed up the missile and renewed the chase, and overtook him again just oppo- site bfr. Emery’s residence. Hon. A. J. Poppleton’s hired man here re-inforced Mr. Wilson, and brought the burglar to a stand, but he would not surrender. Mr, Wilson here brought the stone once more into play, and knocked him down, and captured him, he taking held of one wrist, and Mr. Poppleton’s man hold of the other. The prisoner still resisted, when Mr. Poppleton’s man gave him a lively pounding witha couple of clubs, and Mr. Emery, who had come up in the | meantime, barefooted, bareheaded, | and excited, put in several blows that would have done ciolit thoroughbred Kicking b The excitement and i made, awoke the immediz ¢ a¢ig, borhood, and brought to the spot a stout others. The crowd formed them. selves into & hollow square, placing the prisoner In the middle, and | with Crocket Wilson, in his shirt | tail at the front, the bareheaded and | barefooted Emery at the rear, the Hon. A. J. Poppleton on one side, and Perrine on the other, the vie- | torious squad took up its line of | through the alleys, bowever, in- stead of the street, as it had now be- come quite light, and would not do to expose the leader to public view in his scanty costume. On the way down, Mr, Emery varied the mo- notony of the, procession by occa- sionally stirring the prisoner up | with a lively kick, while Hon. A. J. Poppleton poked Lim frequently in the ribs with his cane. On arriving at the jail-yard, a consultation was held by all these old aettlers—who had, by this inci- dent, revived the reminiscences of the early days—whether or not to hang the black rascal at once, to one of the trees, or give hima show | by a legal trial. It was decided, | after a lively discussion, to turn him over to Jailor Anderson, Whnhxlkl &n'n of him, | him. ing | 1 on some | who had there concealed himself. | at first, | AEd| ed to his wife to bring him a stick stopped into the parlor, shut the | door, and jumped out of an open | 1o\ed asquare meal. Yesterday at ten o'clock the | prisoner was taken from his cell into | the august presence of Judge Pea- body, who listened attentively to | the overw helmingevidence against The burglar gave his name as James Henderson. He was com- mitted to jail in default of $5,000 bail, to await his trial at the next | term of the District Court. THE LAST CHANCE To obtain 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- { seriptions will be received at less than the regular price. Now 18 THE TIME; $1.50 in ad- cance pays for the OMAHA DAILY BEE three months. jy23-3t Gro. H. PETERSON, the pioneer | cigar manufacturer, Keeps con- | stantly on hand the very best brands of cigars, and also “one Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and «Durham” Smoking Tobacco. 211 Douglas street. may6eodlv GROVE, twelve miles on the line of the B. & M. R. R., and 100 yards from the depot, has been improved for pic ics and private parties BY M'AUSLAND & MARTIN. All engagements for the grove will be made through )y MCAUSLAND, 242 Douglas Street. | STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th £¢.,bet. Farnham and Douglas aprast f. Inquire Jul24-tf le cheap. TypE For SALE! A Font of Bourgeois Type, of which this isa sample, weighing 600 Ibs. This type has been in use on the Daily BEE less than one year, and is nearly as good as new. For ierms &c., address F. ROSEWATER, f. Publisher of the Bee. Indian Curiositics at No. 17 Farnham street, corner 11th street. why T-tf. Wi notice a party advertising Howe Machines C. 0. D. for $50.00. We have reliable information that those machings are not new AND HAVE BEEN USED. We havea number of machines that have been used, and we are prepared to sell the and will WARRANT all we sell. e HowE MACHINE Co. 480 13th Street. augiteod10t Falis of St. Anthony sad ‘Minnehaha. Last excursion of the season to the beautiful fishing lakes of Minnesota, Minnehaba Falisy ‘Taylor's Falls, Springs, the charming and Beautiful scenery of the St. Croix river, and the thrilling passage of the Dalles, Lakes Supgrior and other summer resorts in Minuesota. Tickets for the round trip, to St. Psul or Minneapoli luth, $24.60, good for 80 days, will leave MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1874, from the Union Pacific depot, at 7 o'clock p, m. Tickets for sale by company’s agent, 225 Pouglas St., Republican building. aug62weod GEO. W. GRATTON. THE OMAHA- WEEKLY BEE r ACKNOWLEDGED BY EVERYBODY TO e the 3t GREATLY reduced prices, | the BEE, was as usual, in a_position to take notes of the proceedings. The prineipal question for discus- sion was, ‘Shall we,the unterrified, bag the Independents, or shall the A N ORD] Independents corral us, the unterti- sential i erman a dingrian hnguages; Best ".meum “\ddress ., B augl1ds <heap ; uu o or uldress . FistiEn, | fortune for some one. This subject wa bated from ev nd-point of view, in a very heated manner. It was finally moved and carried to cordially extend the right hand: of fellowship to the Independen and invite them to pull together with the Democrats. A committee was appomted for this purpose. Mr. Weinstein informed his Bour: bon brethren that they had a man paper which must have a little stimulant or something else applied to it, to strengthen nd to bring F..x; it out of that general state of debili- | gy ty into which it had fallen. The | ¥¢ thing that he could suggest was a seven hundred dollar greenback | plaster. than proper, as the paper had been turned | 3 over to the Democracy, and the sud- V den flop had considerably unsettled | and sickened it. The Democrats | i, ought to pay for the medicine to piisint bring it out.into a healthy condition again. There W considerable feeling—in empty pockets—manifes- ted on this subject. A committee was appointed to make arrangements for the coming campaign. Dr. Allen, one of the headiights of the Democarey agreed to call a meeting this week. A noticeable fact concerning this secret con ence of one Dr. Miller, editor of a paper | T° Deper published on Farnham street, be- | €70 1" tween the Grand Central Hotel and | Vs coffin for sometime past imag; great Mogul of the Democracy, but outside of his own imagination it has not generally been known or admitted. He was not invited to attend the secret session of the un- | terrified on Saturd is said that he feels quite hurt this intentional slight. Itis inti. | mated that the true blue Democ are of the opinion tha fluence through h the cause more hurt than gaod, and that if they can keep him quiet yet retain him in the ranks, they | = might be abie to win with the aidof | § the Independents and the twilight | _ulsitt “Ko-op” organ, the Union. ‘\ | W An Ondinance for the Government of Hanscom | office, thoroughly de- e <ed and put upon the streets as ioand from the depots, Boiels and pr “All orders left at'the M “at’ the stable. Capitol w a s respectfully solicited. WAL S. WRIGHT. it and Jackson Strects, Tnquire aug8dsL® This was no more Us olack, for many yearsa cher of music ia the best illreceiee pu; oward = On approved personal boug] Inquire at_Law Office of T. Wi llhlmnkfl,)u 150 13th St_, Owiaba A girl to do general house-work on west side of 16, bet. Jones augsdel or. Capitol Avenue blck from Post Office. fist 15th. Apply at Cozzens augadet and AN girl to do general housework. Inquire at 104 Burt St., bet. 20 and 21 augadif Touse with four rooms, near U. P. on August Sth. Applyai | S augsdif —Tmediately, and at a Great rooms Jought clieap, one-half cash, ant f on three 10 six months Ume, Lease of the house runs seven months, at $25 per month. _ Forty-five to calh boariurs. The Proprictor has 5 to attend to immediately, and <on offers this splendid opportunity. € SCHAENHO® with good 10 dogeneral house work weroy’s, West end St. H g 4000 per week: —A girl to_cook . bet. 11t nd 12th, Douglas st. | | TOKE TO RENT—138 Douglas sir. e of WEBBER & B NTEL cor. of 10th NCE X0. i3 heap iarm 1 _exznange for BiE TLD—A cf merchandise. Address, Farmer, ap: S > H ‘CON ‘VWIEI'VINO ‘ances, some of the finest carriages | red in this country. They will | a will be promptly | "y e of 'the public picronase | Dot location'in the | for the last seven | A small house, South East cor- | ounty Warrants | The furniture in the Philadelphi Amrican | PUBLIC—The undersignea_bas | THE SINGER MANF’G CO. W. N. NASON, Agent, NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. oq ‘Jeex3g Yiueeunod 119 ¥ 809 L J. J. BROWN & BRO., WEOLESALE GROUERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. ‘ATASIHM “sma ONV SIIONVYE ‘SZNIM X1 ‘EIKO'I'IE([ » XIATIE aeddoy) PAIINSHE se[dnog % wWeyuIed ) myiy P.N. G-LYNN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, Segars, TOBAC AND PIPES. 3 Culifornia Wines nd Drandies 5@ Corner of 15*h and Dodgo stree new Post Othice building, Omaha. N STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS} —SIMPSON'S, BLOCK 538 and 540 Fourteenth Strest, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE MAFLA, NEX MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aN" MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS - No. 295 Farnham Street, NI A I-I.A. aprsdly WHITNEY, BAUSERHAN & CO. 3WI-IOLESAI‘E GROCEF No 247 Douglas Street, cm H“TEL E : .“'l.\T~ — Tnx s E. T. PAGE, Proprietor. C'LARK & FRENCH 10th St., bet. Farnbam and Harney, | womee=oer WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried ‘Fruits, Green Fruits in Seasol SHUERS SOLICITED . ND PROMPTLY FILLED. Bavarian Beer Hall!! 198 Douglas St, Oprosite Metropolitan Hotel. Finest brands of all classes of Liguors and Fresh Lager constantly on haud je253m CHAS. HART Frop. Grreat Western BREWERY Coraer of Camings sad Tweaty-secoad streets | The finest lager beer con- stantly on hand fe2s-6m CH. MULLER, Prop | NEB GRAND CENTRA;D HOTEI. NEBRASKA between Chicago IMAHA, The largest and best hot Opencd new sep SRS FRALL: Provrietor. | ! Fiee Buss to and from all Trains. private Resi E. SIMPSON --MANUFACTURER AND WHOLFSALE— DEALER IN CIGALS 532 FIFTEENTH ST, CH EIGHTON BLOCK. B AU orders Jit at P. 1T, Allen’ from P. 0, C. Wilson & r. i ne, oud the City Hotel Ofice, will rceive Broup ajteation is71m A. EGNDERSIGNED respect! he has purchased a d i vow ready 10 tbe public, it bogrd . leratés. WL NS T 2p2me Bot urdnmed by the City Council of the City of Om { the Park shall be free s without distinc- ¥ Churen, Sunday i Douglas Count eut of the sum of two hu b) doliars with faterest from the i, and thero is now due on ‘wo Hundred and Sixty therefore, 1 hority vested in me by virfue . proceed tosell the oods ‘togethlr with xturos, and Lease hold in- S CHRISTFNSEN. Morton his A , &e collation prej stering sh dispose ot uny uors within Said the provisions of thi tion thereof be fin-d any ty dollarsand impr; ty davs. For Sewing Machines, In order to make room for our new styles, we fiave put in PERFECT order all of our old stock, including second-hand, and offer them at ‘or grounds of 1 & o GREATLEY REDUCED prices, for C. { BEAR IN MIND E day. Any p ing this pro SRl o Subject o fine ‘ot o ckceed three dollars. S, VIL Al persons visiting said Park shall at all times be subject to the orlers of Policoman in charze, ‘makg complaint agaiust all per “«HOWE " e US 2 he chal Qrive from the Ao e boys or children visiti boys or ehildren visiting tho | | qur AUTHORIZED canvassers is WARRANT- er 2 STRU iver VE L e INSTRUCTION given, as WE have s ATION TO SUSTAIN. Experience ATEsT: = 0:CIT Approved Au proves a wmachine WITHOUT Instruction is | WORSE than NONE at all CAUTION.—We know of large lots of worth= H. C. WALKER, —MANUFACTUKEY AND DEALER IN— BOOTS & SHOES at low figures, that are be« ed off on the public for nearly as good asnew. Persons that do not want o run the 51013th St. Between Farnhiam and Douglas BFST PAPER | IRRESPONSIBLE puarties, as they have NO risk of belng swindled shonld NEVER buy of o | HOUSE. | C.L.A ELATTE, ;MERGHANT TAILO 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street. nest stock of ILLINOIS = Farpham Sroet Petween th ard 10th. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. webtia Central House Fo. 630 Eixteenth Stroet, Opp. Jefferson Square, OMAHA JOSEPH DOYE, Brop’r. Tay and week Board at reasonable rafes. First-class iar attachedglo the house. Broad Cloth, Casstwercs snd Vesti 513 les #ud 10 suit the most fastid B2 priccs. i | EsTaBCISHED PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, - FBOLESALE DEALERS IN— _FANCY GROCERIE Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars. Fnrnl.nm Street, Omaha, KurTZ MorR & C JOBBERS OF DRY GO9DS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTI( 231 Farnham Street, N E OMAFLA J. J. BROWN & BRO., —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— 'STAPLE AND FANCY DRY. G0G Notions California House. YBXTZ HAFNER, Frop'r reet, corner I1th, Omha, ¥ thé day or we i june 1, v1 LINDLE HOUSE On 91b, bet. Furnham aud s AS been entirely refitted and and_will accommodate all t Doard at §1,0 per day ; 4c per sin C T8 I, HARRTHAN. | sy Proprictors. Southern .l:lotel. Frontiag on 4th, 6th and Walzatsts, St. Louis, Mo. | Laveille, Warner & Co., Proprietors. ‘The Southern Hotel spraloiments s falenare . it fed in the greatest abundance, with Betioneicn the ws keta. aBond, 1ty clerks and emplayes ro a polte snd atientive to, the abt of the gu st of the is an improved eleva of leading frop 10 the upper one, d icket of¢ e, news’ stand telegraph it o in the o BEN .DJonNES -MAX' FACTURKP OF AXD DEALKR IN- Lambrequins and W.ndow Shades, CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS AND ey Streets, rst-class in and Boots and Shoes. JOEN '.l‘. E')uAR, —JOBEER OF-- | nda of hotel. — mys-1v | inized, and everything that can of- QUAILEY'S T.P. SOap Factoz-y' the Tine®of the U the powder ho: scap for Published in Nebraska, It Contains More Reading Matter and Less Advertisements than ary Newspaper Published in the West. | reputation AT STAKE, Companies. THE HOWE MACHINE CO., fune2i-lv SHERIFP'S SALE. STODDARD & HUKLBUT, Market Ga.rdners ! plants, for sa‘c. a€ our garden Cor. 21st aml “TREITSCHEE & CO., |} GROCERS: And General l'rml~lo1 Deslers, 8. W- Cos 3th wcing o choiee selection of 1 miscellancous matter with | live Editorials on all important top- + complete and reliable telegraph- icandloeal market reports to the day of issue, and a variety of State,East- ernand Western correspondencethat | — together make up a newspaper sel- dom equalled and never surpassed. Every article going into the col- umns of the BEE is carefully scru- me Court for Douglas Count th ly, Teets, 14 th operty, 11 setts of xs, 6 sttes of to-veit : Ju 1621, L. WOODWORTH, | 238 Douglas St Omaha Neb. V Wood Stock OARfiIAGE WAGON l[ARI)WARE, Patent Wheels, Finished Gearing, &o Axles, Springs and Thimble Skeins | HARDWOOD LUMBER, BARGMNS‘ BARGA'NS'! Carriages, Hacks sad ‘Buggies J. ©. SLATTER, Stadebacker Wagan Depot. Dealer in Staple and Fancy mebétt GroCeries. wouaw ramy, | , 8. F. Cor. 16th & Ciicago Stay | Cor. 16th and Webster; Sts., H‘%rx!g." REMOVE SEPTEMBR njg:“ Keeps a complete assortment ol JACOBS New Brick Bioek, cor., 1insnd - | (ROCERIES and PROVISIONS. ‘Special are now offerad in groceries TemoTeL. anglodt. Keep a superio e most sei ji Wities, Liguon fend the most serupulous, rejected. | Wines Ligwor: Republican®Politics |~y p A, MOFFETT, But Independen in principle the policy of the BEE is, and always has Fas"é%&“ggmlexfsrgikmg been, tn expose and denounce abus. | OMAIL es and corruption in the body pol- | tie without fear or favor. | SPENCER’S | Fruit s Confectionary Subscription Price: | Pty d | Cor. 13th and Leavenworth Ste., 50 Per Annum, |jusm 7 s meiwor : IN ADVANCE. ROSEWATER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, it ‘E; l 138 Farnham Street, wy3 etesm as haye old established 450 13 Street. | ¢ of 3 writ ot_execntion issued out of by e Gth id County, sell at suction | PICTURE FRAMES. 20 Faroham sirect. covner Fifteenth U.P. VR R. MEAT MARKET, 16th street bet Callfornia and Webster. 3 THE__ BEST XD SALTED Cured Ias and Byed st rates. WAL AU v 41y 2| The Sious Uity and Pacifie Railroad, Ia Conuwtlon wits ke {SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, Is 62 miles the shortest route from Omaha 1 Stillwater, Anoka, Duluth, Bismarck, and all points in Minnesota. Train leaves Omaha d n., from Chicago & North-Western Depot. ¥are as LOW and Time as QUICK as | by any other Line. ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure vour ticket reads VIA Sioux City, thus avolding circuitous routes and widnight transfcrs. oiHickets can be purchased at the offcesaf he icago & Northwistern Hailway in Owaha and Council Blaffs. C, BOYDEN, Gen'l Pass. & Tickel Agt 5P, & 8. C St Paal, Minn. Gen't Pas. and ket Agt, 5, C. & e City, lIows. GEO. W. GBATTON, Agent. | om | B. "sioux July 20,4, and Council Bluffs to St. Pacl, Mineanolls, | PULHAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS | 163 Farnham Street, Omahs, Neb. | Shelf: Heavy Hardwa IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK," —AND— Acmuvt.'rvm IMP THRESHERS, HARVESTERS, REAPERS, MOWERS. DRILLS, SEE "PLANYERS. PLOWN, CULVIVATORS, HA ¥~ RAKES AND' WAGONS. ‘246 :Dougla.s St Omaha. Neobrasi: HENRY HORNBERGEB. —DEALEE TN— YR7mzs. Lioors, CreAg =) | | [ | | o o. ¥iae 01d KentuckyjWhiskies and Importelgoods a Specialty. \ZEAHA. ].\T 239 DOUGLASSTR,, (Catdwell Block,) i P ver Railroad Co., offars hest lan’sat”low prices oa 10 A wiha bonus ym...umr 20 per ceat. on the amount O R ait i 1and 8 ¥ eastivated, within two years from date of pure LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYM North of Platte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Vall Co. will el about ] 000,000 acres of splea1id ¢raziag and agricultarall B, & M. b TheB. &3 17t to $7.00 per scre on Juageredit. 2 well watered country, =t troam 3 South of he Platte of the bestland n Nebrasks, fnterse b far st and best developed part of the Sta Lurs aa 1 fall infer astion appiy 1o %nt B. & M. Land Offi and_Farnham Sts.. Omaha and Depaitment, Lincolu,Ney ~ted by numerous | The Comy any ownens large boly ameros and aijanent to itscailroad andin 1 | Smous rp«bhnn Valley. Forcircu! SCHALLER, A (hml’ .