Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1878, Page 4

THEDAILY BEE WednesaayMorning,February 27,778 THE NEW OPERA ROUSE. Come Down With the Stamps. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE served to subscribers by carrier, to any pu‘:\ un.a::; every evening. (Sundays ex- ‘wepted) at fifteen cents per week. All complaints about irregularities, or im- proper delivery ot the paper, if address to his office, will recieve prompt attention. The Omaha Daily Bee has by m-.hl::; and i therefore, the best and cheapost ad- . tishug medium. T Phe Omaka Daily Bee will be maiied to subserivers at the following ratos, pasable Sovarisble in edvance: $8.00 per annum. The Omaha Wekly Bee 8200 per yea WELF & ¢DONALD, IM- PORTERS AND MANUFACTU- KERS OF CLOAKS AND BUITS, 250 Farnbam street. sepl8 tf Read J. B. . French & Co's pew price tist in avother suother column. n30tf BESVITIFH —City Council Isst evening. —Standard Club ma: querade last evening. ~—Two borus &t a time were too many for Jay Griffin. —Call at City Hotel and examine $3.00 washing Machine. —A theatrical performaice will take place at the Umsha Barracks £ome evening this week. —A very successful test of the Rell telephone was had on Bunday between Cheyenne and Laramie. —Reserved seats for the Den "Thompson entertamnment, this evening at the Academy of Music, can now be secured at Mey- «er’s Music Store. I —An American [speaking tele- yhone has been put up by mansger 7. B. Knight between the Western Union office and the Union Pacific headqusrters building. —The roads are now in & very g00d condition, and 65 & coneequence there are a great many farmers in the city with their wagons laden with grain. ~There will be revival services in the k¥irst M. E. church tbis even- ing and each eveng this week. All Christisns and those wishing to be Christians are cordially mvited. —A grand jury was empannelied ju thie United Btates District Court 10.day, as there were several crim- inal cases of & fdlonious chsracter thiat bad to be proceedea aguiust by ndictment—such as counterfeiting, postofiice robbery, ete. —J. E. Boyd has kiilea 44,000 hogs this season, and expects to kill 2,000 more. The eeason ends the first of March, but he may extend it a few days st his establishment. The price being paid for live hogs s $3.15 and $8.35. —Don’t forget that the “Old ¥olke' Concert,” by the Lutheran Church cholr, assisted by some of the best vocslists in Omabs, will take place st Clark’s Hell, Thurs dayevening. Asplendid programme has been arranged for the occasion. 1t —The buildings of the Omaha ‘White Lead Works will be com- pleted inside of ton days, and the muchinery, a part of which has ar- rived, will be put m place. The msnufacture of white lead will be commenced inside of six weeks or two mdnths. % ~Thst “disgusted juryman’ saye e did not wish nor expect any no- toriety cn sccount of his expressed disgast of rape cases He lives out in-the country, where euch cases rarely happen, and when be was called on to listen to four or five cs nes he thought It was getting rather ‘monotonous. —Wahen the jury, mondsy sfter- ncon, in the Distrior Court, returned their yerdict of “gullty” in the case o the Btato vs. Thomas White, tried for aseault with intent to com- mit a rape, White's wife turaed wipon Billy Hawkett, one of the #tate witnesses, and commenced a vary lively ssesnlt on bim. Tho «fficers of the court had to take her and escort her from the court room. —Mr. J. E. Boyd'e Opera House proposition is considered a vary lb- eral offer—more 8o than cau ever again ba eecured. 1f the contem- wiated opera house is not now built, stwillnot be for many years to eome, The location at the north- ast corner of Farnham aud Kif. ¥menth streets, is the most eligible tnte that can be found. The prop- ‘erty holders in that vicinity will, no toubt, subscribe liberally to the en- Yerprise, which will greatly enbance ®he vatue of property in that lo- ~—A borse atiached to a milk weagon, ran away last Monday on “alifornia street, and turned south ~u Sixteenth street. The milk cans “vere jolted into theslr aud scattered slong the route, causing a perfeot shower of milk. On Bixteenth nizeet the hores came very nearly eolliding with a buggy, but Martia Kennedy jumped in front of the rauaway, and caught the horse by he head, thus preventing a serious nocldent. He held the borse until *he owner came up, pufing like & «team engine. He said to Kennedy, T bin so giad dot you shiop dot Tores, as I vas afrsit dot he wouid runn'd avay.” Bat Mariin Ken- siedy cau tell the story better than tals. Drep—~William Henry Chase, son wiBamuel M. and Luretta J. Chese, s:z0d 2 years and 8 monthe. Funer. ! from the residence of the perents, Leavenworth bstweeu Sth and 9th * reats, at 3 o’clock to-morrow, Feb, L7th, The third lecture of the Y. M, C. A. courss comes off to-night at Ma s wic Hall. Bubject: “Tbe Coming vibzton,” by Prof. C H. Craw- 3 rd. Principal of the High Scbool. w-dmission, 25 cents. 1t Remember the leoture at Masonic 31ali to-night st 8 o'clook, by Prof. t. H. Crawford. BSubject—The 4oming Civilizstion, Aduulesion; 1t A Cara to the Publio, Citizens of Omaba : The Board of Trade have, accord- ing to your oft-expressed wishes, undertaken the enterprise of trying tobuild an opera house for theaccom= modation of our people. They have succeeded in securing a building site upon what they consider liberal terms, of which you have been al- ready informed through the press. They havesppointed a committee to #ait upon you and offer the oppor- tunity for you to invest in the en- terprise, which they are prepared to show canmot fail to be a safe and paying investment. We now ask yu to fully consider the matter and be pre- pared (o aid the enterprise without the necessity of so much talk as is usual with soliciting committees, for we have no time to waste, and ths success of the undertaking rests entirely with you. In order thst you may know just what we will ask you to subscribe to, we give you below & copy of our subscription list. Read it carefully, and be pre- pared to eay yes or no without de bate. Respectfully yours, EOLICITING COMMITTEE, Omahs, Febroary 25, 1877.—We, the undersigned subecribers, hereby agree to take the number of shares subscribed by each respectfully in the Boyd Opera House enterprise, upon the following conditions, fo- wit; Thé shares to be $50 cach, and to be paid for as follows, to.wit: One-fourth to be pud when $40,000 shall bave been subscribed sand the building association fully organized, and the proper of- ficers elected by the stock- holders to receive and disburso the same. One-fourth when the foun- dation walls shall be completed and the firet floor joists laid; one-fourth when the roof is on the building, and the balance when the building shall have been completed and nc- cepted by the proper officers of the building association. In all elec- tions or voting. in the orgamzation of the buliding association each stockholder shall be entitled to one yote for eech share subscribed. It is farther provided that no bond or mortgage indebtedness shall ever be voted on the building. —We have heard of men taking the bull by the horng, but last Mon. day Jay Guflin took the cow by the horns, aud made a hero of himselt. Between five and six o’clock an un- ruly cow was being driven along Fifteenth street, snd near Cruickshauk’s store she got away from the drivers. Sho made & dash ata lady and child, and they cer- tainly would havebeen seriously in- Jured had it not been for Jay Griffin, who ran to their protection. He grabbad bold of the horns of the mad avimsl, which ran him up against a large plate glass 1a the front of Cruickshsnk’s store. He was shoved through the glass, which broke and fell with a crash, but fort- unately he escaped usinjured. He still clung to the horns, and wss quickly jerked out on the sidewalk again, when he let go his hold ang escapsd. Tt was a very brave and herolc ast on his part, avd he de- serves great pralse for it. The crash of the glsss caused considers- ble excitement mn the store for a little while, until it waslearned how the sce.dent had happened. The glase cost avout $125. The cov had been brought up from Sarpy county, having been gold by John L. Painter t6 Randsll Brown, to whom it had not yet beeu celivered. PERSONAL rasAGRarits, V. Bierbower, a Kindey lawyer, is in town on legal business. £. B. Hirst, agent of the Unlon Pacific railrond, at Bchuyler, is in town. J. C. Davis, toreman ot the Union Pacific car department at Chey- enne, is in town. J W Lytle hss returned from the Biack Hills, and will remain town a fow weeks on business. . D. B. Motter, a leading law- yer ot St. Joe, is in the city on logal business Mr. Dudley, of Cheyenno, road- master of the Mountam division of the Union Pacific, 1sin town. C. W. Mead has gone to Chicago t>+uy erinteud the shipment of the machinery for the Omaha White Lead Works, Senion, jelster of © P Hun- tington, of the Central Pacific rsil- road, was among the west bouna pas engers ou the Union Pecifio yes- terday worning. Trie Misses Richards, ueces of T W. T. Richierds, left for their Balti- more home Monday wia the Omerha & 8t. Louis Short Line, after baving bed a piessant visit in Omans. “Nick” Weeks, of Cheyenne, en Rineer o the Mountain division of the Union Pacific, where he has been running for tho last ten years, is1n the city. We understand that he bas been transferred to the Esst- ern division of the road. Amoug the arrivals at the Grand Ceatial Hotel are the foltowing : J C Cremin, N Y; O A Dodge, Chi- crgo; Newton, Gooawin, New Pork; A C Macomb, Philydelphis; M Fiuch and wife, M A Robins and wite, New York; T J Anderson, Knoxvilie, lowa. Mrs. Ross Schmidt is engaged by the Coammittee of the Concordia Club to bave her costumes on ex- Inbition Monday next, at Tarner Hall. Give her a call. 1+ Having fought the battle on dry goods and won, I propose to com- mence on boots. shoes, hats and caps. It you desire to eave mon- ey, call. ‘WiLLIAMS. 123t Tho Neh. Farmer, uaand adv't KE WAS 6LAD OF IT. A Narrow Escapc I’ru x Jatrimony. An honest, hard working carpen- ter, whose name it is not necessary to mention, recently fell in love with a certain woman, and in due time proposed mariage to her and was accepted. He sold some of his tools'und thus ratsed thirty or forty dollars, nearly all of which he gavye to his intended to help her purchase & wedding out- fit. He reserved two dollars to pay for the license. The wedding was to have taken place last Mondsy in the office of a justice of the peace on Douglus street. The license was procured, and the parties assembled to have the knot tied by the J. P. Suddenly it occurred to the intended bride that she would like to haye a lady friend of hers “stand up” with her, and so she determined to}go out her- gelf to fiad her, and bring the lady triend back with her. After sbe bad been gone about an hour the would-be bridegroom con- cluded that ebe was not coming back at all—but that she was going back on him, in fact, bad gone She has not yet returned, and is either still looking for that lady friend, or else she has ekipped out, being avout thirty dollars ahead by the transaction. The carpenter did not go and get drunk, commit suicide or do any thing of that kind, but, considering that the engagement was “‘off,” he simply remarked that he was glad of it, and hoped she wouldu’t come back. Den Thompson. [Northern (0.) Dem Toledo, Eepte- ber 26, 187 Mr. Den lhnmpsfln as “Josh Whitcomb,” in his comedy of that name, made the biggest hit of the season. His Yaukee dialect is per- foot, fully 83 good as were Josh Sils by or Din Marble, in their palmieet dsys. The great beauty of this un- approachable comedian’s rendition the Yankes characters is the of his personation of the “idown easter’’asheissceninreallife There is no straining for effect, no stale gags nor far-feiched unoatural oddities, He Is the stralght-out Yankee, and nothipg elee. Any one that has traveled in New re or Vermont has seen insl, and ean vouch for the the perfection of Thompson’s act- Ing. From the entrance o the final tablesu, thero 18 1o let up to the side- ng merriment that fairly con- vulses the sudience. Seo Thomp- son and laugh. Den Thompeon will appear at the Academy of Music to-morrow even- ing. Masonte. Specis! meeting of Omaha Chsp- ter No. 1, Rogsl Arch Mssons, this evening, for work on M.-, and P... M. degrees. Viaiting companions cordially invited By order of the H. P. The Fraoklin Lightning Rod is the result of twenty six years exve- rience sud close applioation to busi- ness—applying every rule of sclence, and studying closely every require- ment suggested by experlence—and the company have spared neither time, labor or money In perfecting their Rod. Thelr cxtenstve aoquaint- ance with manufacturers in their line enables them to seleot the best materials from the best markets, and at the most favorable prices. rie respect they enjoy grent 3, being the oldest and Isrgast house in their line in the United States, haviog three faclor- iea constantly running, snd with these great factlities the demand for suveory’ Fe-’dat the Grazd Cen’l NewsStand. suddt these justiy celebrated rods is quite up to the supply. The company is represented In this cily by Mr. K. Houss, who, by the way, is domg s thriviog business for them Lere. Those interosted in lightning rods ehould not fail to in vestigate the superior qualities claimed by this Company over oth- ers. 1heir work may bo seen on many of our Omaha structures; among the most central are thoee of Cruicksbank & Co.,dry goods house; A. ). Simpson, carriage fsctory; Clark & Woarden, livery stable; Erc ing Company Building. 3 THE ONLY PLACE In the eity to obtain genuine Bo'- tiedl Milwauzeo lager becr io at Richter’s, corner of Nioth and Howsrd streats. Family tradesolic- ited and sll orders will receive prompt sitention. MILITARY MATTERS, The following orders havs been 1ssuad from the Headquarters of the Depart of the Platte: A general court-martizl is hereby sppolated to meet at Fort MoKin- ney, W. T., on the 9th day of March, 1875, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners s may be brought be- fore it. Details for the court: Major Wm M Noison, sargesn U S Ammy; Ceptain Ewmil Adam, 5th cavalry ; Captain John B Babeock, 5th eavale ; kit Licutenant Jobn W Bubb, 4t infaotry ; First Lieutensant Jas Regan, 9th nfanty ; Second Licu. tepant Charles D Parkburst, 5tn cavalry ; Second Lieutenant Wm F Norns, 9ch in‘antry, judge advocate. No other officers than those named can be assembled without manifest injury to thie service. Paragraph 5, speciat orders No. 4, current serles, from these headquar- ters, is hereby revoked, Becond Lieutenant Bainbndge Reynolds, and_additional Bscond Lieutenant F. H. Besach, 3d Caval- 1y, will proceed at oves to Camp Sheridan, Nebrasks, and report to the Commanding cfficer of that post for temnorary garrieon court mar- tial duty, on completion of which they will return to their station— Camp Bobinson, Nebraska. The neceseary requirements of s good baking powder are purity, wholesomeness, and raliability. ‘When pure it is always uniform in its results in prodacing light, easily digested bread, rolls, biscuits, and cake. Dooley’s Yeast Powder has a well earned reputation for perfeot vurity and thorough relfability. 'SPIEL MARKS’ Another Victim of the Bogus Gold Swindle. On yesterday & green German immigrant, bound for the Pacific ocoast, was approached at Spoon Lake by a genteel looking young man, who engaged in conversation with him, and after drinking seversl glazaes of beer, gained his confi- dence. Learning that the German was going to Ban Francisco, the stranger asked, him if he had any gold, and upon his replying that he hed not, the stranger, whom we will call Mr. Bharp, told him that on the Central Pacific from Ogden to the coast, they took only gold, and that he would heve to buy some exther there, at Omaha, or at Ogden. Mr. Bharp happened to have $50 in coin which he would sell him, with a premium of 2 per cent added. The German accord- 1ugly gave him §51 in bills, and then csme ever to Omaha. Sharp, who bad eaid that he was also going West, gave him theslip, and did not accompany bim. The German, upon arriving at the Union Pacific depot attempted to pass one of the pieces for some arti cles of food, but it Was pronounced . g.—no gocd. On examination the coing were found to be “spiel marks,” made of yellow metal, and closcly resembling United Btates coin. These ‘*‘spiel ‘marks” are manufactured expressly for just such ewindling games as the above, and which are only played on the the greensst of greenics, &s anybody else could tell ata glance that they were worthless, or at lesst So sus- picious that it woullnot be rafe to handle them. The victim took the matter good- naturedly, and while exhibiting the “apicl-marks” he was asked for one of them by a bystander. He ro- plied very truly that they had cost him too much to give away ; he had paid as much for them as if they had been gold. He acknowledged that be had learned a good lessou. 1mportant Class Toor via Nev York City. Itis well known that the E-ie Rallway Company has for & tumber of years provided & commodious passenger boat, fitted especially for the traus fer of its emigrant passengers aud luggage direct from Castle Garden to thelr depot, from which trains de- part for the west—thus effectusily protecting those ‘‘consigned to their care” from unsuthorized persons or outside influence, while passing through New York. T» afford similar protection to see- ond and third class passengers from the West, going to New York, or passing through New York en route rope, they have now arrsnged cial Omnibus Transfer, start- 1ng from uader cover of their Jersey City Depot (the arriving place of through trains from the West), to convey passengers and their luggage direct to Bleamships, Hotels, Boar- Qing Houses, or wherever they may be consigned—thus affording them absolute protection, snd freedom from contzet with the “sharpers” who seek to prey upon strangers « riving in & great city. The Krle Company will parform this service with its own omuibuses, in charge of trusty servants, at cost price, for transfer of eingle passengers, fami- lies or parties and their baggsgo. A transler Agent of_the Compavy boards each incoming train trom the West an hour or more before its ar- rival in Jercey City, eud tenders to pessengers the facilities above an- nounced. 26-1t A chailenge accepted. George T. Mills, Esq., Omabs, Neb.—Dear Brz: Your chalienge to shoot with me for the champion cup of Nebrasks, 1n accordance with date of Februsry 28, 1878, is at hand. Tnerefore, nothing is lefc for me todo Mt accept thesame, Which T heteby do, and fix the date for Mohdzy, March 4, 1878, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., sharp, and the & Haneon,grocery, and Omaha sep2l-6mo | place to bs the ground in Lake’s addition, at the end or the street car track. Very respectfully yours, Joun J. HARDIN, Champion Wing Shot of Neb. Pest Office Changes. Ihe following are the Post Uffice changes in Nebraska for the week ending February 23d, 1878, furnish. ed by Wm. VanVleck, of the P. O, Department, FSTABLISHED. Lester, Mersick county, John C. Kuspp, postmester; Wells Mills, Richardson county, Jehiel Damon, postmaeter. DISCONTINUED. Alexie, Butler connty. POSTMASTERS APPOINTED. Batler Centre, Butler county, wm. C. Emery; Central City, Merrick county, Geo. Bockes; David City, Butler county, Judson C. Panier; Ela, Otoe covnty, Frederick Shrad er; Midiand, Colfax county, Hevjie min Poht; Wild Cat, Gage county, Joseph Jories. Bottled Cincionati Lager Reer, thebest for family use, delivered to sy part of the city. Office, 209 Harney st., between 12th and 13ih f13e0d3m 5,000 pounds fine Swiss cheese Just received st the Cheese Depot, Pundt & Gerber's, 13th street, bet. Farnham and Douglas. We sra selling these fine cheere at greatly reduced rates. For further partisu- Iats call and see. 12513 «It is better to Iaugh than be cry- ing"—decidedly; and toenjoy your baby’s lsughing society use Dr. Bull's baby syrup, which relleves the chlet discomforts of babyhood without sturefying the children, Price 25 cents a bottle. LosT.—All desire to use any other than “Queen of the Laundry” after onoe trying it. ruies precerived for same, bearing | usual shooting | { Oae 5 In Memoriam, At a meeting of Capitol Lodge, A F. and A. M., the following resolu- tions were adopted on the death of brother Jacob Gish : WHEREAS, Our brother Jacob Gish has been called by the Grand Master of the Universe, from the mudst of the craft on earth, to con- tinue his'search for farther light in the celestial lodgeabove ; and, ‘Whereas, Our beloved brother al- ways maintained a firm integrity in his Intercousse with his fellow men, and ever carried with him to the scenes of sorrow acd despair, to which his profession called him, s kind, noble and generous heart that never turned away from the agoniz- ing cries of the widow and the fath- erless, but brouzht to all ghe gorrow cken eouls the sunshine of a deep a1d heartfelt sympathy, that served to lighten the deep gloom brought by the Unbidden Guest into their homes’; therefore be it Resoived, That this lodze, a8 well u8 the community, has sustained an almost 1rreparable loss, and the fra— ternity at large have been deprived of a brignt exemplar of the teach- ings ot our order. Resolved, That while we mourn his death we are not inseusible to the deep sorrow that must be felt by his widow and childron~a sorrow for which no copsolation can be of fered by us except that of our Warm- est sympathy. Resolved, That as a mark of re- spect for our deceased brother, the Lodgs be draped m mourning for 80 days. Resolved, 'That a copy of these resolutione, under the seal of the Lodge, be presented to his widow and children, and the daily papers ba requested to publish the same. District Loure. The following busine:s was trans- aoted In the District Court Mon- day, Hon. James W. Savage presid- ing: Peul va, Patrick ct al; judgment set aside. state ve. Forbes & Harper; de- fendants released on personal recog- nizauce. Stato vé White; verdiot guilty, and prisoner remanded. ited States Courts, The following business was trans. acted in the United Btates Circuit and District Court Baturday. Hon. E. 8. Dandy presding: Frauk et al, vs Robers et al; de- cree of foreclosur Davenport ys Croaby et al: de- fendants ruled to nnswer in 20 days aud paintift to reply in 45 days from yesterdsy. D_venport ctal, ys Crosby ; d fendant suled to answer in 30 dsys and plainuff to reply in 50 days from yesterday. U B ve Mat Bchinker ; informa. tion for stealing U N property. Plea gnilty. Sentence reserved. UBve John C Lee ; information for opening corraspondence through the U B maiis with intent to defraud, elo. Plea guilty, Sentence reserv. ¢ Altman & Co vs Beck trial pending. Atlantic & 6t. Western Railroad, In connectiyn with the Erie Railway, Forms the Great Broad-Gauge Route be: EAST AND WEST From Cincinnati and Chicago t0 New York, Boston and all points in New Bng- icago, Cleavelazd, in the Northwest To Cir.ch le, 5t. Louis, Kan- sas City, and Puints in the Southwest. THIS IS THE ONLY LINE In connection with the Frie Railway, which gms throngh slocbing coaches betyatn New York and Chicago. Cl=v sield, Sottom Dayton “and Cincianati witbout chazge. THE ONLY LINE Running fllllman’n Broad Gauge Hotel Conches bo\wacnhne.nn 1, Chioago aod New York Passengers by thi e their meals at any hour withoat leaving the traia. The bl of fare on th is not surpasie in_any hotel in Ame: concerning the route. pleate apoly at ticke offices Erie Raiiwa; York and New 8 t" ‘Ack for (icEets by way of the At an- 40 and Great ‘Western Katlroad. oper, Geon'l Sast. Cleveland, 0 W Atk Gor] Basssmyer Aseat, Cincinneti.Obio The Cld Reliable Fort Wayne —AND- Pennsylvania Railw'y LINKE. Continuous all-rail rout Cars! One Koad, on: No change of agoment FROM CHICAGO TO Pittsburg. Batimore, Philadelphia, (Great Short Lice TO BOSTON Yia Now Yerk City. Reachos ull yoints in Penneylvazia and New Jersey. Pullman Palace Cars On sll Traing ! 1l Ex; Harrishura, Wa ICENT CARS! »d with celebrated WES' XNGHOUSE AIR BRAKES And Janzey’s New Pitent Bafety Platferm and voupler. Elegant Kating Houses, With ample time for meals. MAG\I EXPRESS TRAINS Leave Chicago as follows. f Srecisl Eas S A. X car on i 9:10 P. 'W ’J‘ With Draw s Room bie H ' Biceping Csr on tais Fare Always as Low as Any iher Line h o at all prinoi- pal points for them vis Tho Fort D! Alsnnd mx o7 Egner '0-kep.ng; 1056 othe: o Eeasiro of Mea. I | DO O Cheorered by, on tho moraing of (he 2h e uen cin have sime Ly wioviag ree. ok snd "Gwier ein huvo th same b or while, 2i font | 5o Cubiaat (8 cacen).” cal ®ih tamps. foriroof and pricol: 556 Dodg St Fu RE nmv aad n. Stock Haxs, Fors Soi, Lambor. etts bedxoo 3 rurmitaro. Apply Gardaor fouse | Tblosks vest Niliviry Uridgs. TAURSE LA s vors TeTaced priver wo !c"ohr:h(‘vu 1n tho Davenport n-ulne- By or B e se, 360 Douglss & treot. Lii; for furnishing - Bovsehold nd hand frrnitnre. febl7-1 lf US_NOTICES. 5o ate sutering from by o “'Sond x 7ol - fl,\n p velop to the Rev. JUSEPH T, INMAN et b la Tiouse: How York Gty oot Mezdu\y South Amorica. ™ und Stete Tughis oa, City, Hotal, Nob. MERCHAL @. A. Lindquast, the eacvived a fall assortment of Gloth, G Vesiings, for tall snd w ds up i tho latest st e ratos. Batisfaction guaran- eont U\nnfin. Lot 0f Tent. al preaent price of 7o B oooupicd by good tonon s Lascs four “nd one-aalf seurs No ground rent o pay until paz o usa it complete in ad anco, and . of the build ZZ‘rl‘Mf 1y y 66 -?1'1‘.7&. 15t srrocc. bet. Farnham snd . i e Hoseeon pren: b is heraby given o Tncorpoza joa of tio Umaha phbitshing Co a follows to Fiost ke Raie of the said Corporation is and shall be the * maha Pablishing. Saconi—The p £ i tho busies? of the 0.ty of Omaha, Doast ke f Trf Weat > gezeral Book ¥abs biog. toping. E.eotr selling Printin hund; d fitty dolarz, the eame to be transiorrible in Tuch a manner a3 may be poration o avblet st (Eal ok e nd-ed doliars. and 1o bonded or morteage iz debtedness shall ever be contracted b snid Corporation, 3 o' ner and perform euch du- tiae as the By Laws of sald Co ~Great Bargains PN <\CARPETS > mske room for new goods |ALLEN ¢ WILSON Will offer for the nezt thirty days their entiro Stock of- CARPETS, RUGS, CIL CLOTH ¥ATTINGS, ETC. AT COST. Parties wishing to purchas goods n our Iima caa save money by kiving us a call. DEW: Y2 SYONES BOILL'G, 187.Farnhaia Sh eat. fobi6 3m BUGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Farnham Street, North Sde, opp. Grand Central Hotel, OMAHA, - - - NEBRABEKA. JOHN G. JACOBS, Real Estate Broker Jacobe’ Block, cor 15¢h & Cap. Ave. OMABA, - NEBRASKA, nova0 Iyr LB A 0L ki 1901, 10 LONS'S B daiton, sommanding & 306 view, for #%. Addreds R.. Beo Office. LY *EW ADVE) TISEW: NTS, LEGAL NOTICE. the District Court of the United States, or the Distriotof Nebrea In Ba In the matter of Arthur Backbee, Lankrapt A trict, hersby gives Lot bis s, points ment as atsignes of the estate of Arthur in the ccunty of * g\ February MPS0N ignee, $10 *o 25 per Day o voune e o seiarn Farmers and 5 BYRON wEED, LZWIS 6. 2tRD. Bvron Reed & Co-. THE OLDEST XSTABLIEESD Real Estate Agsncy IN NEBRASEA. complete Lbstract of titls toall real T OF. DAVI“: GENERAL DRI REAL E TATE, AT THE OLD STAND 156 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. Personal attenton siven 1o the baving and se'ling lands in all parts of the Btate- |NPN°VED 7’".5 Il‘;‘r"helu Twen- “two years winess: e eoeats paloiid from aif thess hvuu improved lfi}lfl, lands. z‘ln'-l for s LIFEAND FIRE INSURANCE. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEM T. TAVLOR. 8. J. HOWELL Taylor & Howell, General INSURANCE Agents, Bepreent b fllwinaiciadle Fire, Marine Lancashire, of ¥ancheste '"”"m w0 130 00 1000 000 Ameriran Comr-l of Bt. Loui Manufacture d Maris of Boston, Mobile Underwrif Traders’, of Chicago .. Stawmul, of Boston. New York Life. of Active Life and e i o~ Cor. 14th and Douglas, OMAHA,Ne MURPHY & LOVETT. GENERAL INSURANCEAGENTS Capital represented $60,000,000. Losses adjusted and paid at this offios, 504 13th Str., State Bank Building. OMAHA, N EBRASKA. tobddeoddwly BRELIABLE FIRE INSURANGE Honorable adjustmenta aud Prompt Payments. irr $89,000,000. Insarance Capital. Representod by M. G. McKOON, Aget. Roam Ng, 3 Creghton Block. O OMALA. NEE i. - e aB gEz88 g8 23 & 38238 88 88 Hatchat Resurroctsd A Renewal of Hostilites! PEACE IN EUROPE MEANS WAR IN OMAHA! J.B.FRENCH &CO., =T H I ”Reliahle (irocers, Who ALWAYS lead on Low Prices and Choico Goods, have “broken out in a new place,”” and made FURTHER REDUCTIONS of Groceries. They. sell Bic cofce prands ~ Juva cofiss § pounds for. Sayan teaper 100 Ooloxg ten do do Youns Hzen ea d Beat Glo Bulk b Beat ‘e yichies ¢ Ib can - 3b do Bost ple peactes 6 15 o Best String beens 2 1b Bost tomntoor &-1b can i ek oysiers 2-1b can. i socs per pound Favy Bsans ¥ pounds Chicioo dried appies I pouads olira Ricels4 p BUERIBENERREBBESRIBB ! Salmon 2poar d ot 1 Mackere! 1 Lobsters 1 . he prom ium cho Dufim tobaceo pr b Best £ 4 Boet Kancar do Crosse & Biackweil's oo B3 Positioe’y no Goods J. B. FRENCH & CD nowl8 1yr 191 ¥mnhan strest GROCERIES! £\ WAR 1 thp KNIFE! —AND— KNIFE TO THE HILT! GASH, CASH, CASH! CREDIT, CREDIT I St prices (0 the Tollowing rates An excoilent Yourg Hy-on tea for Averychcice do “do_ o do in tow Tho very Last do h broakfust ten, for Good E tex e e stoanar 10F - (very finest fiavor) for . tea (choice article). Beat lard er pound.... Get Caihoan flour per sack, war nted Best Perless flour per sack 7 pe resh fro Ee turpe: ver ‘mnel Mized vicsles,pints. Chow cbow " do o anherres for 'l Tiae of e was e, will, w-was ne-ware, chea s as tho cheapest. [ don’t cust_mers pay for the losa, on othe P % “lown to. the- lowes 1 fl‘!xl!]d prices, and I guaraatee s month’ B ught Tower at my store than E. Fearon, Goraee of Tweith & Hflrlaa §is. for the Aecommodrmn of thukfnbm Godfrey & lrexwr COFFES AND SPICE MILLSy Maxufacturers of and Dealersin Mustard, Cream Tartar, NONPARE(L BARING POWDER. Ask Your Grocer For our Fresh Roasted and Ground Coffoes and i Baking Powder, and take 10 o salo b3 ail Grvciass erocers: 291 DOUGLA ST., OMAHA. Cetidly FANCY GARDS, Srowflake, . teecn 2 alike, with nemi mask 25 ents. e | NasauCard Co. Nassau, N, Y. noviswly | StB0CE R CEBE8. REASE - SENIB S BENBEEES ardeles betow okt with the Inteation of o p ud i produce W.VMORSE & C0., WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES 504 & 506 14TH STREET. OMATI A NHBRASKA. We are carrying s very Heavy stoek of Goods. Suited to the Western Trade, and will in all cases Duplicate Naw York, Boston or Chicago nvoxees. And in many cases wo Will Guarantee Eastern Prices, WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF FREIGHTE, As we can handle goods in (\mlhl on Closer Margins than L arger Cities, o-nnf to the low rate of expenses. For western mr m. desiring ICE WiLl WE MA SPECIAL FIGURES! And ehip good!, if desired, FROM OUR BOSTON OFFICE, 118 " W. V. MORSE & (0 augPeoddwtt OMAIIA, NE m MEYER & BRO.. Farnham Streat. GENNRAL AGENTS FOR TAN UNR! AcL¥D Koabe, Stelawsy, Emerson and Perior tiem Planos, Mason & Hama Estey, Shoniuger ard Burdelt Orsens. \oYlclin Bteings. huos diusic. Violins. Guailars. Fiatas. Brass Lt usioal Blarahandise MAX MEYER & BADT WATCHMAKERS ARD JEWELERS Jobbers of Watches, Clockn and !ena!ry. AGENTS FOR PHILLIPS BIROE’ SIHOW TASES MAX MEYER & ©u. ~—WEOLESALY DBALERS /N — Rifles Pistols Gins and Ammunition! The Largest Stock in the West 1! WINCHESTER AND SHARPS RIFLES Dissoun! io Deziers—Send for Frire Lists. A Full Assortment of Cartridgus 173 & 174 Fsroham-8i.. Cor. 11th. Cmaha, Keb. MAX MEYER & CO., 178 and 174 Farnhem Bireet. Cmahe. Nebraska WHOLRSALS DBALERS IN Cligars, 'Tobaccos, Pipes, NOTIONS, AND FANCY GOODS. FRESHE OYSTHRS! Booth’s OVv.AI Brand. This favorite Brand of the Western Trade is Received Daily by Express, snd w slways be sold as low as anyother Standard Facking, D. B. BEFMER. Gen’l Ao’ JI’: LJ‘ L«! iR [ MUSIC HALL. COUNCIL BLUFF S.IOWA. Largest best and most reliable music house in the West. All kinds of music boo sheet music, efe, Send for cataloxue. aug2i lyr nte, sad 13mo CIGAR MANUFACLO! __DENTISTRY. Dentist ry. JAS, 8, CHARLES, DentisT GFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAMST., OMAHA, - - - NEBRASEA. Preservation of the Natura Teeth Made *% Speciatiy. sepltf “osvuesTe 3 2105 pu P et wow UM 40 “II@ 19) °1 "ON Kaoyusg pesepelS *QON ‘eqsmQ ‘poxig se(dnoq ¢S ‘SO0 VHOIL . ENIARED XV DAINONS S14d &1 SENTYRG FTVEAICIA AXY ISHVDIO 40 UFULIOVAOSTVH ‘HIEOSLINI 7 ISIM X¥MOLOVAI YV BID ARRETS Jos EPE HOWE, SOUTH OMAHA MEAT MARKET Best Moats Always oo Hand at Lowest possible prices for cash. . H, PAUL. DENTIST. Williams®* Bleck, Cor. 15th and Dodge sts... OMAHA, NERRASEA, mayhtt 4 8. mILINeS. agox, Drs. Billings & Nu«m, DENTISTS 234 Farnkam Strest., BETWREN 13TH & 1¥TH ,UP-STAIRS. Tooth extracted witkoat rous Oxide. Oftice oven al —_—ee W. S HUNTINGTOH & CO., Surgeon Dentists, 238 Farnham Street, [Over Eaton’s Photograph Gallery.] Tooth extracted WATEOUT PAIN by the use of anmethetics. in by use of Ni- 1l hours, Thirteenth st., near Leavenw’ih doe) Iy City Meat Market, SHEELY B8, Gabem feder Bett etnen gropen Borrat) vow riiged Wletid, ©ved, Raldfictiy, Serizcl wud B vors Athig, ainidfads ale Eries Biirfle. e Gt Rt o L B pudlreidien Buipru 2iitat Rtmiciesd, €Dd:ely Bics, MUSIO Continental Hall. nove-tt o, Nk Broolipn Meat Marlet & Pading Houfe wie ang beatige Dampf-Burit:-Fabril. 92, 412, 414, 418, 13, Str. Qmaba,!m PERFORMARCE ON THS— iy ZI1'TE E R, #a.Fine quuon unl ;‘l:; on hand. |26} FRAHK H. MEYER, iATLANnc HOTEL, OMAHA, NEBRASK?. COR 10TH & HDWABD STS. J. H. TBIELE. |3 MERCHANT TAILOR, 48413 St., bet. Farn. & Harney, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. SWH_ BLNTLENAN, DEALER iN Cheice Femily Groceries, PROVISIONS & PRODUCE, E. Cor, 16th & Cass § MAX MONVOISIN, FUR TANNE R, 495 TENTH 5T. OMAE TaTies Latest Paterns always on hand. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. After Latest Styloss n-tonm.muon given in CUTS. A Repairing and purpoces dotne e pert working, at the lowest por stole prices. Do not forget to call THE WEEKLY BEE a1 llllllm Fariam & Bariey SL| A 56-COLUMN NEWSPAPER, |0lLY %2 PER ANNUM. 4 George Rogers. pIsintif, Eret name 1s snkmown. 5 Before Lather B. Wright, Juico of the On the 22d dav, of ’BV!II“P. D, 1877, order of atackment m"mn w\iu‘(.nr m;'-:-'n two dol- IJOO-IIJM eviridt RHEUMAT!C cflI?OJND'