Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1880, Page 4

- THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, June 22, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ‘Served to subscribere by carrier to any part o the dity. Sudays excepted at Any somplainta sbout Irregularities, or im) proper delivery of the paper, if addremed. 1o Al ehon will receve promipt astantion. Owana Darux s will be malled to sub worlery ot the following raies, payable invar- il I advance $5.00 por shnum; 84.00 8t e " Tan Okals WrEKLt BB $2.00 per Tour. Tus Oxana Daruy Bx bas by ar the largest circalation both In Omaha and abroad, and 18 Theretore the best and cheapest advertising mediuss. Fo_ Interesting Miscellany, Latest M o e Commeratl Beporte: atroad anu 7. Cbles sed third a0 BREVITIES, —Paterson sells coal. —Try Saxe's Royal Crown Oigar. —River at noon: 15 feet, 7 inches. Carriage Umbrellas st Woodworth's. —Soda at Ssfe’s pure fruit syrups. —Bishop Clarks-n went west yester- a —Born on Saturday morning to E. Sinar and wife, & boy. —Try Saxe's little Key Weet Ci- war, 10c. —Elegant perfumes at Kuhn's drug etore. —Mr. A. Goldrie, of Glasgow, Scotland, is visiting this city. —The express yesterday wes the lightest for months, carrying only seven cosches. —The circus which exhibited in Council Bluffs on Saturday is said to have been a base fraud. —A party of 440 foreigners, re- sruits to Mormoniem, passed through he city on a special train Sunday even- ing. —Sendsy was the feast of St. Alogsious, and was celebrated at Creighton college by solemn high mase. —The keepers of the houses of ill- fame in the neighborhood of the Third ward schooi have been notified by the police to discontinue tkeir businers in that vicinity. —The condition of Jefferson Square is » matter for the serious considera- tion of the city suthorities. The grass needs trimming and the trees are in & deplorable state of neglect. —The place to buy your Hardware, Btoves and Tiuware and have sl kinds of cans mavufactured, has just been opened oppesite 8. P. Morze & Co., Tenth and Jackeon streets. j213t —Six companies of scldiers, from the White river country, went east on » special yesterday. They were destined for Fort Snelling snd took the cars at Rawlioe. —The census supervisor has been notified that the enumerators have not made a thorough canvas of their dis- tricts, and yesterday morning, they were detailed to re-visit the same. —The faneral of the late Mrs ‘Whalen took place from St Philo- mena’s cathedral Sunday at 2 p. m The pall bearers were Jobn Begley, ¥. McDonagh, M. J. McMahan, Phil Cassidy, John Toner and Ed. Reed. —The fire department was called out by telephone yesterday, being given to understand that the fire at the Cozzens house had brokep out afresh. 1t was found, however, to be a false alarm, —Ttis reported that the B. & M. pay car, while makig its irip in the South Platte country last week, ran overand fnstantly killed a peddlar. An inquest was held and the ergineer exoneratel from blame for the acci- dent. —I make a specialty of keeping a superior qu: of | goods. Manu- facture my own tinware that will last you a lifetime, and deal in no factory made truck that is only made of coke tin, and almost universally dealt in now days. W F. SrortzeL. 213t —The express west-bound yesterday ‘was one hour and fifteen minutes late, which delay was caused by waiting for the C. & N. W, train which arrived in the Blufls two hours and a half late on acoount of an accident on the east- ern division. The accident was not serious beyond delaying the train. Beindorff & Mauss make the *‘boss’ ico cresm. If you go there once you will always patronage them, for they certainly make the best cresm offered for sale in Omaha. Rogers Bros.'—Best silver ware at. EpnoLx & Egicksox, Opposite the Portoffice. SrEcravriss: Omahs grown fruit, wholesale or re tail, at FLmuixe's. Police Court. Yesterday John Smith and Joe Gilbert were fined $3 and costs each for being drunk. The fines were paid. Jack Gilbert, plain drank, $1. O'Brein Released The mau O'Brien, charged with having committed rape upon the per- son of Olara Wirth, and who was held at the conclusion of the trial on the sum of $500 and committed to the county jail in default, was released on his own recognizance Saturdsy by Judge Hawes. Don’t fail to visit the Great Auction Sale of JEWELRY, WaATcHES and DIA- MONDS, Warrris & Oo., 1422 Douglas street. Hamburg Fige 25¢ » box. Murphy & Lovett,1ns. sgency; old est established agency in this state, spld-ly Commencing Sonday, June 20th, The Chicago and Northwestern Railway will shorten the time of their express train lesving on arrival of Union Pa- clfic and arrive at Chicago 2:15 p, m., ample time to make connections with the fast tratns out of Chicago. Silver watch at prices to suit any A BRUTAL ASSAULT. The Victim Now Lying in a Critical Oondition. Charles B. Schroth, the proprietor of the B. & M. gardens, situated near the B. & M. track near Boyd's pack- ing house, now lissin a very critical condition from the effects of wourds received at the hands of Joseph Ack- crand Charles Whitman, The stcry, a3 told by Mra. Schroth, is as followe: Sunday night st about twelve o’clock $1e saloon was closed for the night and Schroth and his wife proceeded to the salocn of one Wanhuse, situated a short distance below their own. Ar- rived there they found that the daucing, which had been going on during the night had ceased. They seated themselves upon a beuch oui- side of the sa'oon and Mr. Schroth called for “two beers.” The beverage was not immediately forthcoming, and Joseph Acker, comiog to the door, was requested by Schroth to call for two glasses of beer. Acker replied, “P'll give you beer g—d— you, you're the man that's blowing atout whipping everybod; Mrs. Schroth endeavered to re- monstrate, but she was told with an oath to “‘shut up” and in anothor me- ment Mr. and Mrs. Schroth weie knocked down a_bank, which is ated nesr where they were sitting. Mrs. Schroth ssys she heard Acker call Whitman by name and requested him to bring out aclub or a pistol, as he would “kill the red-headed —." She called to her husband to run for hia life. He attempted to do so, but discovered that he was disabled by a bruise on the right leg. He tried to limp away, however, but had proceeded ouly a few steps when he was etruck cn the head by some instrument and felled to the ground senseless. On recovering he started for home bleeding profusely from the wound on his head. Binding up his wound with an old shirt, he started for assistance, which was soon rendered by a watchman in the em- ploy of the B. & M. railroad. He was carried to the office of Dr. Darrow on Ninth street, near the U. P. depot, where his wounds were dressed. Our reporter found him this worn- ing at his residence suffering inteusely. The wound is on the right ride of the head about six inches inlength. Itis a clean cut tothe skull. Dr. Darrow informed our re- porter that he thought the skull was not fractured, but that there were many chances of mortification setting in, in which cssethe wound would probably prove fatal. Acker and Whiteman were arrested about two o'clock and lodged in the county jail where they will await the result of their brutal attack. Schroth eays that the only motive the men could possibly have was his refueal to extend them further credit on his books. TWENTY DOZ. LISLE LACE-TOP GLOVES, Just received at L. B. Williams & Son’s. As it is getting late for these goods, they were bought VERY Low. They are Reau Lisie, Reeviar MapE, and are the best goods that have been brought to this market, and we offer them at the extremely low price of &8 $1.00 PER PAIR. See them, at L. B. WiLuians & Son's. 28 Stephens & Wileox, in order to closo out their spring and summer suitings, are offering the following re- ductions in suits: Qor $40 suits re- duced to $35, our $35to 30, our §30 to $27. We havea complete stock from which to select, and guatantee fit. We aleo make cheaper suits. We invite the public to an inspection of our stock. Stepness & Wincox. jun18-1mo Headquarters for Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at MercuaNTs' Ex- cuaxce, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. B Railway Mail Service. The following new appointment- ments have been made in the railway manl service: Frank P. Ogden. M. M. Davidson and S. S. Beebe, Omaha and Hastings. The following salsrics Eave been raised: J. B. McCabe, $800 to $900; Wur, Rotter, §500 to $900; J. P. Losee, $800 to $900; all of Nemaha and Cen- tral Caty route. J. R. McLaughlin, $800 to $8 L. L. Lantry, $800 to $850; A. C. Jones, $800 to §850; all of Blair and Nelegh route. Wellmap, Omaha and New Styles of Jewelry received to- day, at Epmomx & ERicksox, Opposite the Postsfice. Special bargains in canned peaches EXTRA FINE, and splendid value, ‘mon&thur FLEMING'S. DISTRICT COURT. At the district court yesterday Fred. Wilson, charged with entering abouse during the daytime, changed his plea from not guilty. Henry Gretchen, charged with grand larceny changed plea from not guilty to guilty. Charles B. Schroth alias Charles Bishop, charged with voting more than once, was discharged, no indict- ment having been found. Daniel Sullivan, charged with hav- ing broken into Goldsmith's clothing hoase and stolen property wes tried and case submitted to jury. JEWELRY and WATCHES at your own price—thefsuction sale at Waeris & Co, S Why dose _ curselves with nauseat- ing medicines, when a purely froit eathartic will cure you at once—Ham- burg Figs. Try them. e e T If you have trouble with your watches and you want a Good Job of repairing done on it and made as good as new, take it to Epmowx & Ericxso, The Jewelers, opposite the P, O, PERSONAL |[PARAGRAPHS, J. W. Wolveu, one of the leading hotel men of Hastings, was on our streets to-day. G. W. Hitsheook, general passenger agent of the C. B. & Q., went west on a special Saturday. Rev. A. T. Swing, of Fremont, oo- cupied the pulpit of the Congregatiov.al ehurch in this city Sunday. Rev. Mra. Stafford, of Keokuk, Is., is in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Allen, of Omaha. Among the many arrivals of the Metropolitan hotel are the following: J D. Moore, Grand Island; J. W. Price, S. T. Csulkens, Fairmount, Neb ; N. B. Patnem, B. & M. R. R H. B. Chapmw, Chicago; H. A. Rogmer, Davenport; W. F. Doo- linl, Omaha; J. F. Cartis, New Yoik; W. W. Forbs, Cl cago; Jno. Templeton, Lincoln, Ne George W. Hall, Chicago; John Recd, Indianapolis; A. Austerman, Rock Island; A. T. Stewart, Des Moines; W. F. Battis, Clinton, In; H. C. Schwenck, Omaba; A. N. Bliss, Oma- George E. Godfray, Bsil Creek, H. A. Chambers, Columbus; C. R. Kelsy, Omaha; D. R. Frank, Texas; N. D. Faust, Tabor, Towa; F. A. Patton, St. Louis; James Cameron, Daveoport; W. H. Griffing, Danbury, Ct. A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. Specialties for the week are: First—The contioued sale of their great job in printed lawns, over, ten thousand yards having been sold last week. Allwho have seen these goods admitthat they are a great bargain. Second—PIQUES-5000 yardswhite corded P. K. at 64c. Sold in the city at 10c. Third--DRESS GOODS—We con- tinue extraordinary inducements in this department. ~ American Dress Goods at 12jc, former price, 20c. Lace Buntings, in all shades, at 22¢; opening price, 4c. Fourth—TOWELS—75 dozen linen towels, assorted pattern at 25c. Same reductions on table linen. Fifth— SUMMER UNDERWEAR. For ladies, gentlemen, childcen snd infants, lorg and short sleeves, at 20c, 2bc, 60c and 75e. Sixth — GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS—New shirts, new ties, new collars and the handscmest line of gents’ half hose ever shown in Omaha. Ask for the ““Boss Shirt.” Ladies in wavt of any of ovr special- ties ro invited to call esrly—so many having been disappointed last week. Ageuts for Butterick's Paper Patlerns. sat&mon ool MLt o Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises snd Gents’ Furnishing Goods at bottom prices. M. Heuax & Co. junl18rod2w Good Rockford Railroad Watches Epnowx & Exicsox, Opposite the Postoffice. YOU CAN USE PENNIES at L. B. Williams & Son's “Cash Dry Goods House.” at SILVER PLATED WARE, going very cheap at the Jewelry Auction Ssle. Wil You? We have thrown out a lot of DRESS GOODS at 4 CENTS PER YARD. How's that! Also lots of Drees Goods at 10 CENTS PER YARD. You will find our prices much below othersfon NOTIONS. Lok at prices quoted in another colamn, L. B. Wiuaxs & Sox, 1422 and 1424 Dodge street, opposite Postoftice. Over eighty milllons of dollars of {ngurance capital of the oldest and best home and forelgn companies rep- resented In the agency of Taylor & Howell. a16if Gentlemen! All kinds of Gents’ Furnishings Can be found at L. B. Williams & Son’s. BEST LINEN COLLARS, - - White Lawn Ties, 19 per doz. A fine Lawa Tie, silk ends, 50c. Summor Underwear, all grades and prices. Gents’ Fine British Hose, 24c. Gents’ Linen Handkerchiefs, in plain and also fancy borders, very nokby and cheap. A great variety of Suspendets. Faxcy Hose, marked way down. 18¢ 3be Examine our goods. L. B. WiLiuans & Son's “Cash Dry Goods Houss,” Dodge, southwest cor. 15th st LAKE MINNETONKA. THE FAMOUS SUMMER RESORT AND FISH- ING GROUND—THE FIRST EXCURSION TO LEAVE OMAHA JUNE 30, The unsurpassed pleasure resorts of Minnesota became famous long ago, and amid her unrivalled scenery and on the superb fresh water lakes there meet every year people from all pacts of the country, and especially from the extreme south and all along the banks of tho Mississippi and Miseouri rivers. The Minnesota resorts are becoming every year more and more popular in Nebraska, and a number which h: already become very large make ita custom to pass a portion of the summer at the Minnesota lakes. The first Minnesota excursion of the present seazon will leave Omaha on June 30, at 3:45 p. m., going over the Sioux City & Facific and Siqux City & St. Paul lines. The fare for the round trip to St. Paul and retarn has been fixed at 818 35; tickets good for sixty days. Full particulsrs ot the excursion, with pamphlets descriptive of Minnesota ecenery and giving full directions for reaching the resorts, all of which are but a short ride from St, Paul, csn bs obtained by addressing Msi, J. H. O'Bryan, genersl south. western agont at Councl] Blufls, d-tf 1 wNflMA [] lm"l‘l‘a; E‘m (&L&Afi ciaity. MORE U. P. DEVILTRY. In a Vain Attempt to Prevent Connection of Two Com- peting Roads, They Flood the Bottom. It has been generally known that the B. & M. R. R and the Northern Nebraska R. R. have recently taken steps towards effecting a conuection been at work on the grading for come weeks past. The B. & M. R. R. company balcompleted its grade to were waitiog at that point ntil the Northern Nebraska should have com- pleted their grading across the bottom s far as to their side of the U. . grade. Nebraska R. R. was ecorcely a third completed when, between the hours of five and six last evening, the Union in a spirit of malicious- gates to be raised near the foot of Farnham sircet, causing a complete floodiug of the bottom. A reporter visited the scene of the inundation about midnight. The gates were still open snd the waters ot the Missouri rushing through on its mission of destractiveness. A few feet of the gradivg of the Nerthern Nebrasks was under waler, while the sides were beivg considerably damaged by the rising flcod. An illuminated car stood upon the track of the Union Pacific rsilroad, forming a sort of ren- dezvous for a ecore of employes, who | } kept a vigilant watch about tho vi- The flocd can in no way affect the completed ¢rsde of the B. & M., without overflowing the distillery track of the U. P. EVENT OF THE SEASON. remaining in the Omahs postoffice for the week ending June 19: Fisher G ¢ at this place, both companies having | £o51eY &alvin J W Gard W G Hunter F Harris J the U. P. track several days ago, and | Jonson QA Kadon C A Landon G LeeJ B Murphy JH Moore G W McKenzie M The work of the Northern | Miller J Nestle C 1 Ibs 8t. Louis 2oda Crackers for. . Nettleton O 17 Ibs! Penken E Rull N ness and deviltry, caused the flood | Hurline/la A Thowlin § Volldner P. Nrooman W P Wheeler EL R Weygold G W Purdy & C Hall M Bedot & Co Auderson Miss A M Beal Mrs O Ballard Miss S Carpenter Miss C Cowden Miss M Ehrdardt Mrs J Giddings Miss M Hixson Mrs § Junghory Miss T Maier Miss Moore Mrs K Phelps Mrs J A Pospeshil Agnesi Reily Mrs A O Reese Mrs T L Thompson Mrs T Young Miss M i, pae herring Tos. ¥.Hatx, Postmaster. | Holland List 017 LETTERS alv ohnson B Robinson A Sprague CD hyior 1, A yler J T Vi Wentz M E LADIES, Baxter Mrs C A Coggins Mrs P Donley Miss ¥ Finnaran Mrs M Harzison Miss B Johnston Mrs M J Mhmbefi Miss M Piliher Miss M Pright Mrs A Richmond Miss I Richards Mrs J Svennen Tell Mallu Thomas Mrs S § Tenney Mrs J A Irs ) Lost, Found, Wants, Bowrding &c., will bo In- sorted in theso columns onoe for TEN CENTS New Oricans per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The first usertion nover loss than LATEST TELEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- eIrIi :ts the Foliowing Price it e e B 8823222333385532582238310855288832888 p per olasoes per galion. ‘House Molasses per gallon. 8b. Louis 0, goselis 20| Farms in Nebraska, many Sugar cora, ‘2 1b can. Yarmcuth coro, per can. g3r-g8suiza338°3825Ex jve prompt. ai " Postively 5o cosds sid 00 Tbe Pirates of Penzance Delight a Crowded House. J. B. FRENCH & CO,, The Original Reliable Grocers, No. 1119 Faroham Street, The production of the Pirates of Penzance at the Academy last night by D'Oyly Carte’s London Opara com- pany fairly deserves to be entitled the event of the season. Nota seat in the suditorium was vacant, and but few in the galleries. The audience wss compozed of the very beat class of our citizens, critical but appreciative. The interest and enthusissm wasunbounded throughout the play. It could not have been bet- ter put upon the stage of any metro- politan opera house, whilo the man- sgement throughout was without a siogle flaw The story is extremely humorous and extravagant, though scarcely as satirical in its conception as Pinafore, which opera is a telling hit upon the British navy. As to its musical merit the Pirates | should rather be contrasted than com- pared with the airs of its predecessor. The musio is entirely of a higher class, a0d is brilliant, and in some parts im- pressive, while in Pinafore it is mere- Iy tuneful and pleasiog by resson of its simplicity. The costumes were rich, harmonious in shades and artistically finished in design. SaT AT N Large Varisty of White and Fancy Shirtsat M. Hriiwax & Co.’s. jonl8eod2w Raving Drunk. Last evening, about eleven o'clock, the neighborhood of Thirteenth and Dodge street was the scene of quite a lisely rumpus. Two women of the town, Lizzie Johneon and Nellie Rose, having imbibed liberal quantities of benzine, proceeded to make might hideous with noise. An officer r- rived on the scens and attempted ts take them into castody, and finally succeeded. Al Sorenson, who came up-at that time, was attacked by one of the women and forced to beat a re- treat. The women were conveyed to jail, howling like domons all the way up and attracting a lerge crowd to the various street corners along the lino cf march. They sre old timers. —_— M. Hellman & Co. are closing out their spring and summer stock at re duced prices. junlBood2w Commissioners Proceedings. SATURDAY, June 19. Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment. Present — Commissioners Knight, Drexel and Corliss. The following was adopted: Resolved, That the county treasurer be and hereby is directed to receive the tax on wh of lot 2, block 11, Omaha for 1879 on a valuation of §300 as re- turned by asecssor. A petition was filed June 18, 1880, asked that a license be granted to H. A. Nolte to sell liquors at Elkborn Station fer one year from July 1, 1880, and the same was laid over for two week. 8 The following accounts were allowed from the general fund: Schuyler Wakefield, on account of Services as assessor... .. 850 Wi Doll, on account of services as asessor...... J.H. Puney, on scoount of work Geo. H, Ga 2 . H. Guy, jailor's services for May, 1850 - Dennis Shanshan, ar Brown, on ing . C.A ing A. Donecken, work Adjourned till Monday, June 21st. s for poor. account of grad- M v uired. Galifornia. Fon RENT micdel, st I e i e Leave orilor st B, Sirks. 1414 Purniee sad Charen randes, 0315 Farnpem e R N le. A will be cuilably T{mm TO LOAN—Oul at Law Ofies 2L D. L. THOMAS, Rooms, Creighton Block OMAEA, NEB. ANTED2 el at MERRITTS Resiairas 1007 Fernhsm St. ANTED. E. Cox, 833 8. 17th St. 0XP) ANTED—A Girl for ANTED—Rooms and oosrd for getl ‘Where thero are no children. Address X. Y. Z., Bee Office. "ANTED—A responeible Ly t0 operate & W e e o anacky Sk ks s as, sithated at the Platte River e quantity of stoneacoes. | | orable. Apply at ofice of ataben S5, Omabasi 0022 and mother, lufiii«:ms OFFICE, comer 16th_and Daven _FOR RENT—HOUSES splendid_Phot a1t L. B. WILLIA ALE, CBEAP—Frame building 12 by 50¢ Good shioglo root. & . t. u red Scotch Terrler pupa 1007 Faraham 8¢, (1% A ide_chase, elc, at hal(yrice, 2 9. LAC LE, four quarts or one iy fo trenty john T. T aulson. ebisx-mon-wodt. (QOMETHING NEW—Everait sljusable and sliding windowscreen—Call and see worki Patent applied 50 Jot in Hen- Cass St Nelson's additjon. nia S [ 0% SALE-Smal cods fountain in Farn 0 BUILDERS, PLASTERERS AND MASONS gardens short notice. Coarse bank’ sand, gravel for dat ries Daniel. OB SALE Cottonword lumbor of ol simmat t. Grad REDMOND'S, Sixtoenth-st OF SALE_A sall aweling houe .31 ol remdone +corner 100 gt Avenue. OF, SALE Two of e cuebmtad J. nemia e Co’s Nom flagd Tabicx” Nty now. Forsaa e MISCELLANEQUS- One dark bay mare, both bind feet right side, back of English siidle it formation of her whereaboucs 9 nd fresh sear on. ehe left bad_on an rewarded. E. MOR( O LEABE Foty.tour fee trontage on Six. socnih strcet adjoining Frocrmaon's B 8Sfectdoep. WAL K. BOWEN, aveaue. ACAD: —_— MONDAY, JUNE 21. ONE NIGHT ONLY, ‘The Fashionable Eventof the Season! oo D'Oyly Carte’s Opera Company, In the new Opers, which has achleved » success syond a1l pricedent at the Fifth Avenus Theatre, New York, PIRATES OF PENZANCE, OR THE SLAVE OF DUTY, strost, 2348 ONKY TO LOAR—1100 Farbam Dr. Edwarda Loan nor. A girl for general housework, H. st X T GIRL WANTED—In »_small family, 19th and Dodge, MRS, KENNARD, VW ANEED—A irl tor genera) Bousework at 1100 Farubam St., up stairs. eneral b ookl wishing aod Jrouing Heloroncs Apply soutvesst corur 3 and 6328 leman. small ey uarries, near q %022 Gal ery. M asoN. ing press, 6x9 b type, cuts, Giilor wd: 7 ha, IOR SALE—A houte with 5 rooms and Tnquire of Fred. Feckson's meat market, cor. of 16th and Califor. 621t con. fon. D, W. SAX £, corner 13th and ham. 171t 5621 t to or mlormation call . G, B . COLLINS, 181 Farabam Biveet~ S5t OR SALE—A Grist Mill. Appiyat ) 1. B WILLIAUS & reil Bil- Fon, 1608 um EMY OF MUSIC! REDUCTION IN PRICES As Indicated Below. Sample Teas, 25, good value, and other Teas 38c, 58, and upwacds per pound, and s present given s | with each pound sold, and antod to Orthe money will be refunded. " Toy them. Coffeces. Ground Cofiee 105 16c and 30; Brown Sample 15c; Brownl Rio Coffee, 2¢c: Brown Gilt- Edge Goflee 5. T our PERFECTION BLEND oo pot bp In Glass Jars. 38c, 48, D, Basting Coiton, 1 dos. spaols, . Fouther Dusiers, b0, Job 1.0t Goods st reduced rrioes. tnr ? 803nd 10c departments have been ropleci and enlarged. Come and See, SPICES—The most complete assortment ln Omaha and at prices below all competitors. . AKING POWDER—15¢ snd upward, (JLAVORING EXTRACTS—At & pér bottle (CES—AL 5¢ a bottle. BHOE BLACKING at 5. STOVE BLACKING, box at 5¢. CLOTHES-LINE, from 8 to 15¢ 'HES PINS, 2dozen for 5c. SHOE e Hom B, Tt Tk e s, lorse 15¢. Se. Tollet Boaps at 80c a dosen and upwards. Eiue Ing, be. Jw Sauce, and French Mustard, I0ceach. Mop Handiss, 15c. Axle Gi 3 for 15c. * Corn Starch, 83 per pound, La: Starch, extra quality, s 8c per Cttror and Lemon Peel, at Wilow and Wooden Ware cheap. Wash Boards, 15c. Brooms, 2 for 25¢. Bird Food in gue pound packages with Cuttle Flah Bone at n, Tobacco and Cigars. Blackwell & Day's Durham st 50c per pound oo axicleof Fine Cutat 0 per best and o Plug Tobacooat60c p-r poind. = ‘e soll & 100 Oigar for 5c, don’t fail to try em. IN SUGARS ‘Weallow nooneto gndersellus, ITS, extra quality at low prices. CRACKERS, best in market Inyd an cheap a the cheapest We have alsoadded “be following goors to our S0 D e remom 4 Bepior G, T Waits Wesy wr, Ess. Jam. Ginger, s Farsgorls Balt Beter, JrJ— e Armmmon Cubel o 5 | e e = Machine i, Mustard Seed, Sulphur Camphor, Glae, And an Immense Variety of Other @oods too Numer- oas to mention, which we pledge ourselvesto sell oheaper than other Dealers. Don't Forget It, and glve ua a call. Exam- Ine goods and compare prices. Spec- Ial rates to parties buging to sell n. Orders from the country Pricos guaranteed and sent 0.0. D. REMEMBER OUR NUMBER, 113 North Fifteenth, adjolning L. B. Williams & Son, Dry Goods Sture, - | Omahs, Neb. eb W. R. BENNETT & CO. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed propom's wil be received by the un- dersiged until 18 o'clonk Tool, Juns 29, 1850, for the farnishing of all material 'and the erec: % | tion and completion of a two-story brick_school buildiog for the Fifth ward, In the city of Omaha, be ‘Coss ctreet, between Foarteonth and Fifteenth streets. Separate bids will be re- gived asfollows: Foral brick work ai the ing ‘materials e e and tnchuding o soing of ol stopes for a1l plistering, and furnishing the required materials for the same, for all cut stone deliver- d.on the ground, for all cwpenter and joiners® ‘work ineluding the furaisbing of all required ma- terials {or the sme; for all painting and including all required matetials for the sme, for all excavating and also all completc building. P lcations can be seen at the ofice of C. F- Driscoll, architect. The person or per- ‘sons receiving the award will be_required to ex- scute a bond with good and sufficient secarity for the fithful performance thereof. Proj should be endorsed propdsals for building, ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. T.J Suauay, Becretary of Board of Education, Omaha_xeb. and jedeod 2w Weekly Line of Steamships Leaving New York Every Thursday at 2p. m. For HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET C0.'S el Jon~ R. MANCHESTER, BY + W. 8. Gilbert & Arthur Sallivan, County Clerk. MissiNo.—A caseo conetipation by using Hamburg Figs. Most popular New York hotel, the Astor House. i CAVIDSON & €O.. 78 Nassan St.. ¥. ¥- $500 Reward. We il pa Liver Cowplaint, Dysp-peia, Sick Head che, In- dige.tion, Uonstipation or Costiveness we sainct cure with Wesw's Vezetatle Liver Pills, whenthe directions are strictly complied w.th Thiy are purely vegetable, and n-ver fil to give satisfac. tion. ” Sugac . Large boxes, contair: 30 Pills, 35 cents, For sala ) v all draggiste, Pe. ware of counterfeits and imitatione - ine manuiactured only by JOHN C. mrrw. Chiongo. Fres G pashgs seat by ol B! o, Free tris] pa-lage fen paid on reoelpt 0@ § cent Ligraded The been 1 direction of tho authors, Mears. 0l artists who_paint dustion in AC on MAGNIFICENT CIIORTS OF FORTY VOICES * First, L ‘which i the seats; will y tho abovo reward for any css | June 13th, at 0 c'elock ot Tecsled 3 Lok of 8- 7o {avited © il and ik it h o7t 1 the Author and Composer of *Pinafor.” e compauy, consisting of 50 artists, have cagetaily rebears:d urder the personal Ibert Sull van, ‘The scencry is new, ard painted by the same | J ied the scenes for the firat pro- o York. FEL e Sy » Tt FULL ORCHESTRA ‘CAR LOAD OF NEW SCENERY ! 2 Only prod: Almission, gallc T in a: Hobermann's jewelry store Friday, MARTIN TELE T. OR. o e 1980 FARK 4N sTRRRT, England, Frauce and Germany, | For Passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & (0., General Pussenge: Agents, juns21-ly 61 Broadway, New York. et odien o TR TR o oty GRAND CELEBRATION. Holiday will be celebrated on a pic-nic, Our Mational | R s B ‘suspicesof the Catholic citizens of been mace ts Tave . P, R. B oy 20y o run an excursion tram from Omna- Tato the rove. ONE MILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND = EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T085PERACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUCLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to 10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable fc= Colonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowd: A large number of Improved or them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, COonsisting of Hlegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many thousand vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estate. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in las County, on 5 years time, at 10 per cent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, ReaL Estate Broxegs, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. For Sale, Atlantic Hotel, doiog splendia _br ¢or. 10th and Howard, $12,000, one fifth casn, ce time to suit. BOGGS & HILL. Business Lot For sale, cheap, lot 1, block 153, 8. W. cor. 10th and Harney; size, €6x132; price, $7800. 80GGS and HILL. |, 8 Business Lots, . | Next west of Masonic Temple, §1,050 cach; time to sult purchasers. BOGGS and HILL siness Lot, 22x132 feet, north side of Farnbam street nearly opposite tlfe Heral office, will be ¢old to party ‘makiog best offer this month. BOOOS and HILL $3,000 in Cash And 320 acres near Blair to excharge for ductive Omaba property. e D0GGS and HILL. New Iouses. We are building 2 hou s, 5 fooms each on Chicago botween 2°d and 234 streets. Persons desirin to purchase, will pleaso call early. BOGGS and HILL. At the Barracks 160 scres for sale at $75 per acre. Wil subal. vide. BOGGS & BILL. Lot on Cass Street. (oLt bock 26, Waat. est cash or time of- fer at once. BOGGS & HILL. Residence and 2 Full Lots, Lots 2 and 3, in block 51, on Capitol - cet between 21st and 22d, will be sold to © to an immediate pu chiser. BOGGS & HILL, S 2T —— 1 have secured the agency of the vrell-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand Made. Samples can be seen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, reight added. Send for price list N.I. D. SOLOMON, AINTS, OILS & WINDOW GLASS. No. 1204 Farnbam Strest, Omaha, Nebraska. SCHLANK AND | = PRINCE, <A\~ BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO. OF NEW YORK’ We are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o this house, which for Durability, Style and Cheapness sre unsurpassed. e have now on hand the best selected stock of Clothing, Shirts, Furnishing Geods, etc. In the city. Boston Clothing House, L2A= FARNHAM STREET. X2X3 MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE OBBACCONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards, Tobaceo, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, b. mewt Imitations. _ To protect the public against Imitations and Fraud we cauf all purchasers of BENSON'S CAPCINE PORQUS PLASTERS to see that the word CAPCINE on the label is correctly spelled. Do not allow some other p'aster to be palmed off under a similar - sounding name, with the assurance that it is the same thing or asgood. Bear in mind that the only object such vendor can have is the fact that they can buy imitations at prices loss than ha fthat of the genuine, and they hope by this substitution to gain a small adgi onal profit. SEABURY & JOHNS! Pharmaceutical Chemiuts, New York. Railroad Men Can securo a bargain cn txo cottages with small lots on 10th strect, a couple of blocks from depot, 31600 for both on éasy terms. BOGGS & HILL. ‘Who Has $3500 To loan, we have a chance to lcan the above amount on 10 per cent. for & term of years on Tst class security. BOGG & HILL, For Sale, House and full ot on Webster Street, best locas tion In the city, $1,500; —'!B:;aml. 1GS and HILL. $20,000 Twenty Thousand Dellars in small well secur. in‘our Rande or saie, 4t smalt giscoust.” Fer: sons having a Jitsle money to spare can makes #ate and profitable loan in this way, without any expeves o commissions. BOGGS and HILL. New Houses. ‘Wo are now prepared to build hotises worth from $400 to $00 on our lotain our new addition, 25th and 20th axd Farnham, Dougiaa and Dodge, and el on sl monihly pagments ‘and HILL, $600 to $1,000 Will buy you a new house, with one of the finest Tots in Graste, o3 smail monthly paymente. 'B0GGS and HILEy ‘RaaL ESTATS BROKEAS. Residence Lots for Sale. 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near busine good surroundings,lotscove! with young trees, and are the choicest, cheapest and nearest business of any lots in the mar- ket. By all means look at lots in Kountze and Ruth’saddition before Eurchus' elsewhere. ‘Will sell on monthly payments. possis | Prices $400 to $650. BOGGS and HILL. 1000 Residence Lots and 11th streets, 6 to 10 blocks $250 to §300. Monthly paymenta. BOGGS and H...L 13 Choice Lots On. Pln“zfld ggflnm‘lonl‘{'x to 4 blocks from Depot, 4500 to $600. ton s 3 and HILL. 66 of the Finest Lots lots. o BOGGS & HILL. 4 lot 1, block 12, on west tween Calitornia and Web- DEWEY & STONE, |B-FRencH&co rorxrrors, | GROCERS, OMAHA OMAH A. ORCHARD & BEAN. CARPETS OMAHA. F.C. MORG-ATN, WHOLESALE GROGER! 1218 Farnham St., Omaha. HENRY HORNBERGER, ATE AGENT FOR V. BLATZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER | In Kegs and Bottles. Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable mhoflce. 239 Douglas Street, Omaha. =, J. LEBE &CO., JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE, 7 TINNERS STOCK, SHEET IRON, TIN STOCK, ETC, 1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAA, NEB; st Positively no Goods Sold at Retail, /