Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1880, Page 4

- ) A STy e —— ‘tHE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, June 28.8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Served to subecribers by carrier to any yari o the city, everv day, Sav.days cxcepied at ‘cents per week complaints sbout irregularities, or m) proper delivery of the paper, f sddresed o This office will Teceivs prompi sttention. Tum Owasia Daruy Bxx will be malled to sub cribors at the following ratcs, payable juvar- 'ably in advance : $5.00 per simumi; $4.00 six Tux Onaua WrmkLY Exx §2.00 por moat voar. Tuz Oxauia Datwy Br has by ar the largest dreulstion both In Omaha and sbroad, and b8 therclore the best and cheapest adverlising ‘medium. 88 Po_Interesting Miscellany, Latest X tary and Commercial Reports, Kaidroad anu Postofice Time Tabies, sce third vag Down goes prices Straw Hats. jun22tf Frepericss. BREVITIES, —Fifteen Chinamen went west yes- terday, bound from Cua to Chin: —The Congregaticnalists will have » picnicat Hanscom's park «n Friday of this weck. —The Omaha turners will have & picnic at Horn's grove, Council Blufls, July 4th, —The ladies of the Presbyterian missionary society of Omaba have ralsed some two hundred doilars for the reliof of the famine sufferers of Persia. —The leagus game. between the Omahas and B. & M.’s who played on Saturlay, resulted in a victory for the B. & M.'s by ascoro of 20 to 18. —The fire department will hold a special meeting this evening to make arrangements for attending the Chey- enno tonrnament. —A fight ocourrcd yesterday sfter- noon in frout of a broth.l on Douglas street near Ninth, The police were soon on hand and arrested two of the participants. —The houses of prostitution in the neighborhood of the Third Ward echool were raided last night by the police and & number of the female oc- cupants arrested. —Anemployecf Mr. John Nugent, the proprietor of the St. Ehmo vari- etics, was arcested yesterday evening for being intoxicated and disturbing the public pesce. An attempt on Lis part to resist the cfficer was frustrated by thumpirly from the guardisn of the peace, —The democrats will ratify rext week. —Elegant perfumes st Kuhu's drug store. —Birch Bser snd Ginger Ale at Baxe's. —Havens' Snow Flake Flour, J.B. French & Co., sole agents. 1235 —Seidenberg & Co.'s Key West Ci- gar at Saxes, —The west-bound exprees took ten coaches Saturd: —The specisl soldiers' trsin which went west Monday was brought back Baturday. Twenty per cent reduction. Elgut- tor’s Msmmoth Clothing House, 1214 Farnham street. 2t —Lots, Farme, Houses and Lande, Look over Bemis' new coluwn of bar- ins on first pr ge. —The Globe states that Council Blufi' populaticn by the new cevsus ,, will bo 16,000, —Josiah M. Rogers, E. R. French sad Joseph R. Clarkson were Saturday admitted to the bar. —For Lavds, Lots, Farms, look over Bemi on st page. Bargains. —The league games played to-day will be the B. & M. vs. Omalin, avd futusls vs. Red Stockings. —The effects of ex-Councilman Yritz Reipen were disposed of at coustablegsale to satufy creditors’ claims Saturday. —It s the optaion of ph this city that the new lake is causing sauch ague here. This is doubtless te casa. —A large number of visitors from over the river attended the High School commencement exercisas inthis city Friday. —A meeting of the prominent Jadies ‘o’ Lincoln was held last evening, at steps wero taken to institute a “Home for the Friendless,” in that city. —Mavy of Towa's tramps reach this city by compelling the young boatmen on the other side, by meaus of the most horrible threats, to row them to this side. —Tho Omaha Workingmen’s Sports- men’s clut will have its snoual picoic a: Sulphur Springs, July 5th. Six parees will bs shot for, and other sports have been provided. —Pablic attention has of late been attracted by a sign which hangs out from Hospe's Music Depot. The de- sign,— golden piano surmounted by a pioture frame,—is the production of the proprietor. Houscs and new column 8| good one on the hamlet acroes the house, would it not be well to remem- ber that there isa long row of these nestitretions on the ewmt side of Eleventh near the school, which have nst been interfered with, Why ia thiz? - —The Omaha Watchman gets off a river. A prominent citizen of the place was asked by a visitor if the Sabbath dsy was usually violated by the transaction of eecular busives. “All the business we do here during the week if crowded into the Sabbath, would not constitute a violation of the sacredness of that day,” replied the citizen of the Bluff PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. Paston went west to Ogallalla yesterday. : Liyod 8. Nye, of New York, miving stock operafor, was amorg Sundy's wost-bound passengers. Gen. Scully sud family passed through the city bound for San Fran- cisco Sunday. M. J. T Itics has returned. General E. E. Connitgham s in the city. Mer. J. G. Gasma, of Schugler, is in the city. John A. McShane has returned from the west. Major Paddock, pest trader at Furt Robinson, left for Chicago yesterduy Rev. Jokn Hayues, pastor of the M. E. church at Fajrfiold, Towa, is in the city. Ex-Governor Pacheco, of Cal-fornia, was among the west-bound passengers Saturday noon. Mr. Ole Anderson departed from this city for Stockholm, Sweden, on Thursday. Mr. J. S. High, western ageut for the Neat Western road, of Canada, is in the city. A. H. Judd, chief justice of Kirg Kalskow’s dominions, passed through Omaha Saturdaynoon, Miss Maggzie Shannon and Mr. Wi, Gann leave for Philadelphia on Monday. Mies Shannon isa daughter of our ex-counc’lman. Mr. E. H. Miller, secretary of the C. P. R. R., accompanied by his family, peseed through the city in a epeclal car bound west,” Satarday morning, E. A. Ford, gemersl passnger agent of the Vandalia line, arrived in Omsha Saturday, accompanied by Harry Hull, the northwestern agent of that line, Mr. Billy Madden, champion light- welght fighter, snd Billy Riley, of San Francisco, champion light-weight of the Pacific coast, arrived in the city Friday from New York. They will give an exhibition in the city, we are icformed. Bishop Clsrkson left yesterday for Cleveland to attend the national con- forence of charities, which meets there on the 28th, The delegates are ppointed by Governor Nance, Major North, of Columbus, being one of the representatives of the state. The friends of Miss Annie Vind- quest and Miss Kate Murphy, of Omata, will be pleased to learn that thes> young Jadies aro assigaed im- portant paris at ths second anrual commencement exercises of the con- vent echools at Yankton, Dakots, on June 29, s Loa and Carrie Tjams,daugh- £ W. H. Ijums, esq, returncd Friday from the ladies’ college in- stitute, of Notre Dame, M cmpenied by their mothe Miss Lou graduated at the comme: ment on Tuesday, not only delivering the valedictory, but a'sc tiking the highest Lienors of the cla's. Among the arrivals at tho Metro- politan hotel are the followivg: J. H. Wilson, Towa City, Ta.; D. W. Russell, Zmewille, Wis.; G. B. Wat- ryland, | @ BOARD OF EDUCATION. Much Ado About Nothing--- The Election of Teachers. The board of education mot Satur- day evening. Bids for the erection of the Fitth ward school houss were opened and referrcd. The fullowing teachers wore elected by vote: Miss Nellie Wood, Mirs Stella Chawplin, Miss Dora Harncy, Miss Grace Wilbur, Misy Hattio Stanard, Mies Mina Richards, Mra. Patorson, Miss Elizsbeth Shirley, Miss L. D, Wocd, Miss M. Day, Miss Ada Glad- | stone, Miss M. Wilson, Miss F. But- 3, Miss Anna Foos, Miss M. Mc- , Mies I letta Smith, Miss Minuis Wood, Miss Mollie Dashor, Mirs BL. McCague, Miss B. Miss Jonnie McKoon, Mr. Bruner, Miss E. Whitmore, Miss A. Wiate, Miss T. McChesne, Mies E. Stratton, Miss V. Shippey, Misa L. Morse, Miss VauKurcn, Miss E. Ja- cobe, Mr. C. H. Crawford. The following were not electzd, be- sides whom several teachers names did not cotso up: Miss J. Gish, Miss Stacia Crowley, Mi's K. Foos, Miss H. Sl ughter, Mis A. Beilin, Miss D, Joh Miss Halo, Mies E. A. The greator part of the evening was to 8 general wrangle over Prof. r1's action in issuivg the ticke's for the High School commer cement s without the authority of the The horrd adjourncd {0 meet un Wednesday evening. Cruelty to Anjmals. A sight which would mose the stoutest heart can be s-en at the cor- ner of Caes and Twouty first etroets, where a sick, sged and disabled horse i3 staked on the lawn of a residence. The animal is actuslly being enten alive by swarms of flies and insects. The owner is tempcrarily absent from tome, but Mr. D. B. Houck, the sgent for the society for the prevens tion of cruel'y to animale, informs us that if the herse is not attended to in the courss of a very few hours he will in mercy put it heyond further pain and misery. e Closing the Year. Ths scholsrs of the High school hid a ploic st Hanscom park on Saturday, to lose the echool year ape propriately. Nothing was wenting to render the enjoyment of the occasion complete, thavks Lo the efficient man- sgementof the committoe who bad the arrangements in charge. DISTRICT CDUET._ Proccedings bad on yesterdsy, Large Variety of White and Fancy Shirts at M. Heomax & Co.’s. junl8eod2w pEie e Tt pays to trade at Kurtz's. All orders for Picnics and Parties pleaso sond in as exrly as possible to Tizard's Palace. < Bl For nice Mena Low Shoe, try FULLRIEDE'S. e T Rooms by the day, week or month, | at the Karopean Restaurant. Take your meals at the European | put up another $20 forfeit monsy, merely to show that he is in good faith and meaus to shoot when his skoulder becomet well. Tbis seems to bo fair enough, and we presome M. Collins will deposit the additionsl amount required. Vassar Graduates Another Omaha Girl 1, The New York Herald of the 23d, contains an account of the commence- ment exercises at Vassar. Among the list of graduates is the name of Miss Claire Rustin, of Omahs. Mies Claite has sustained the good name Restaurant, pay for what you eat. Sealie iy The Chicago and North-Western | tailway will sell round trip tickets | from all of its stations, for the Fourth | of July celebrations, at largely re- | 5| duced rates. Tickets will be sold at | all stations on July 33, 4th aud 5th, and good to return to and including July 6th. ‘ vin tho Chiengo and North-Western | Railway. Hambarg Figs 25c 8 bo: Headquarters for Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee boer at Mercuaxts' Ex- cuaxcr, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. S Escape of a Prisoner. Friday while Jailer Wsterdahl wa3 conveying his convioted prisoners party who wasin the court, awaiting trial for intoxication, walked out of the comt-rogm end bied him away to regions unknown. been heard from. Do your shopping at Kurtz's. Mesls at al! hrurs at Tizard's. Gents’ Furnishing Goods st bottom prices. M. Heux & Co. jun18eod2w Murphy & Lovett, ns, agency; old est established agency in this state. apls-ly Masonic. Omaha Chapter meets for work on the Royal Arch, Saturday evening, June26. Jaues Giissr, H. P. jun25t2 S R Bug-Huntera Master Harvey Budd, of this city will start next week to join Profs. Packard and Riley in an_entomologi- cal survey of the morthwest. Mr. Lawrence Braner, of West Point, Neb., also accompanies the expedition. They go up the Yellowstone to Fort Eis, thence via the National patk to hozorsble James W. Savage presiding. Kellner ve. Kellaer; dismissed at plaintiffs cost. Gallagher vs. Edgerton et al.; dis- missed at defendant’s cost. Bartlett, Barry & Co. vs, Mary A. J. Moore et al., order vacating decreo. Barclay White va. W. R. Bartlett et al.; plaintiffleave to answer in ten ays. Reid va. Cryer ot al.; dismissed. Lantry ve. Overall et al ; leave to defeudazt Overall toanswer ivstanter. And cowst adjiurned until 9 o'clock this morning, SaTURDAY, June 20, Burdetetal. vs. Omada Sweltirg and Refining company; order of re. force to B. K. B. Kennedy, csq. Creighton va, Billiter et al.; J. J. O'Connor appointed guardian ad litem for infant aud inssns defendant Poppleton confirmed and d Toot va. McLa 1 ; motion to Clarkscn admitted to ve. Swith et sL; motion for new trial ove MecLaughlin vs. Ke ils afiadavit in _opy for new trial by Monday morning, o7, plaictifl to “F REDUCTIONS.” Prices still lower THan last week. The following goods «ll marked down bafore the *“Fourth,” ivstead of after. s0n, Cedar Rapide, Ta.; L. 1. Nichole, Quincy, 1IL; A. T. Hunt, St. Louis; W. Nelson, wife and two chiideen, Yankton, D. T.; J. C. Clugston, Wayncsborough; W. J. Carcoll, W. J. Burns, P. J. Sallivan, Dubuque; M. D. Campbell, August Luzergreen, Chicago; E. Mendleson and wife, Buflalo, N. Y. The Trvour is the coolest place of resort in the city. The Parnell Relief Fund. The following are the latest contri- butions to the Parnell relief fand: James McArdle, $10; John Keat- ing, Kate Connelly, cach $2.50; Dan- ol Allison, Patrick Glyna, Richerd Burdish, Poter Keenan, Michaol Gen- ner, George Burke, each §2; L. Schu. gardt, Roger Kennedy, O. Patterson, W. J! Hill, J. Weinstein, L. S. Ste. vers, G. W. Mogeath, John Ryan, Wm. Duell, Jotn Norman, Fred Myer, A. H. Swith, Phil Thomas, each §1; Wi. Bates, Johu Doll, Scott Rice, 8. C. Sprague, >. Merritt, J. J. Cook, A. H. Graber, Geo. Hunter, Chas. Groenwry, Chas. Anschutz, each 50 cents. Total $17.50. J. E. Bovo, Treasurer. Oumahs, June 26, 1880. Concert and ball at the Trvowr. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Miss Lucia A. Rogers, teacher. Pu- —A Lincoln party made an attempt | pils taught singly and in classes, to raise a subscription In that city for | throughout ths summer, at their resi- sprinkling the streets, but met with as | dence or at music rooms, corner Cass poor success as did certain Omaha par- | and Seventeenth straet. tier who recently attempted a similer scheme in this city. —Steps should be taken to abate gives. the pools of water on either side of —_— Faoaham stroet between 224 and 23| _The Omaba Taracrs will celebrate streets. Pestilence is sure to be en- g“ F?lm;:' = ::l’ at Hogipera, eondered. from them if they arowot | RTINS L - s2esdily attended to. > 16 The programme will conaist of a se- —On looking at the front paga you | rjeg of gymnastic tournaments and will see that Kartz hay commenced his | athletic games. Competition open to somi-annual clearing one week in ad- } 5, v 1t vance in order to give all a chance to N N —If the Council Bluffs census shows parchase 4ih of July goods cheap. | o, "poii 16,000, they have Thls will bo & raro chance S0 buy | iod o the 500 ‘men ‘whow, The e Globe affiema, live in Omaha, but are —The essrsises st tho. Academy | Fowe +78me, Hre o Omata, —_— Thoss in need of sboes call at Fullriede's and see the bargains he BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! MILLINERY—Trimmed Hats sold at §4.00, £5.00, $6.00, §7.50, and £10, marked down to 0, $1.25, $6.00 ard $7.00. SUN HATS 10 40 cente. FINE LEGHORN AND FANCY STRAWS at the rame reduction. FLOWERS, FEATHERS, AND OR- NAMENTS. BARGAINS in RIBBONS. BARGAINS in GLOVES. BARGAINS in FANS. BARGAINS in PARASOLS. BARGAINS in LACE MITT: BARGAINS in CORSETS. BARGAINS in HANDKERCHIEFS BARGAINS in ROUCHING. BARGAINS in HOSIERY. BARGAINS in UNDERWEAR. BARGAINS in ULSTERS. BARGAIN. LAWNS. BARGAINS in WHITE GOODS. BARGAINS in SILKS. BARGAINS in DRESS GOODS. BARGAINS in DOMESTICS. Bargains in all our departments for one week to closc the summer ssason. Ladies in want of Millinery or any of the above articles, will find it to their advantage to give us « call. A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. The Leading Retail Store in Neb, satSamon. Eeae ‘We offer a tirst-ciass white laun- drled shirt, with an improved rein- forcod front, made of Wamsutta mus- lin, 3-ply bosem and cuffs, of 2200 linen, at the reduced prico of $1.50. The workmanship, fit and stylo of our shirts ere placed in competition with ar dshirt sold in Omaba. Wo guaran- tee eutiro satisfaction, or will refund the money. We make to order every grade of shirts and tnderwear, give better goods for less money than ean ba got elsowhere. Our fancy impor ed are of the cholcest patterna. i i o e o Omaha Shirt Factory, 252 Farnham, opposite Grand Central Hotel. 9 s Missixo.—A casoo conetipation by using Hamburg Figs. We can recommerd St. Jacobs Oil to our readers, for it is really & good remedy. Died. At Wisner, Neb., June 25, at 1 a. mi, Mre. Lydia Knuth Shivker, azed Fort Benton, and down the Mistouri to Omsha sgsiv. They will collect complete statistics of the entomology of tho regions visited. Ice Cream and Strawberries at Tizar e Dr. McClelland has moved his office to the northeast corner of Fourtcenth and Farnham streets, over the general railroad ticket offica. jun22wl ‘The Minervas. Saturday afternoon a large par the {lady echool teechera of Omaha left for the cast, where theywill visit various points f interest. Wo trust that ‘heir respito from the labors of tke echcol room will prove a most enjoyable one, and that one and all wiil roturn to us mentally and physically invigorated” for the coniis g torm. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. I will e precent at my office in Creighton block on tho first Saturday of cach moath > examine such ap- plicants as may desice to teash in the public schools of Douglas county. Quarterly examination first Satur- dayin Fobruary, May, August and November. J.J. Poists, Co. Supt. Pub. Tnst. m-cow-tf Democrats Home Aga Saturday Judge Bartholomer, Judge Redick, Dr. Millr, aud others, returned from the Cincinnati conven- tion. A Bk reporter skewered Judgo Bartholomew duting the day, and the judge informed him that the conven- tion was patfectly harmonious through- out, and the nomination of Hancock was received with undivided enthusi- asm by all parties. Being asked how he thought Tammany and anti-Tam- many factions in New York would pull together, ho replied that in his opin- ion they would unite heartily on Hancock and Eoglish, but when the clection was over they would bo as bitter enemies as ever. Why doso _ourselves with nauseat- tog medictues, when a purely frnit eathartic will cure you at once—Ham- burg Figs. Try them. Police Court. Thera were four trawps before his honor Ssturday, all young mere One of these suffering from a diseaso of the heart, requested to be sent to the county jail, where he could re- ceive medical assistance. His request was complied with. Two were re- tarned to the city jail in_default of piyment of fne, while the fourth showing a written dischargofrom his former employers was acquitted. Kate McNamare for being intoxi- cated and_disturbing the peace was fined $3.80 which she paid. Before leaving the court she swore outa com- plaint for assault and battery, against the woman who had caused her ar- rest. A'noted spiritualist and au old citi- z» fthis town was arrested Fri. da charged with heving committed a nuiance by obstructing a gutter nesr his residence. The case was con- tinued. Attend Kurtz's clearing sale. For Bargains in alt” Kinds of Mens’ and Ladies’ soes, at - Furrurene’s, Near Thirteenth and Douglas Sts. —_— Read Kuatz's advertisement. The Collins-Petty Shoot. The State Journal of Saturdsy | says that General McBride received a | lotter from Mr. Petty, yesterdsy, in regard o the thoot with Mr. Collins, Friday afterncon were serlously S e o marred by the restlesness of a number | Spend your evenings at the TivoL “—“:':u:'s:’m“ Lost—Small Black a0d Tan Dog, home, s such exhibiiozy ek, po of ho | Weverivg Lo the mame of Sum; 85 N ol reward will be paid for Bim by. Mrs. Remble iy ot theie | B Lith strosts betwoen Capita) —While ‘aremaking 3 e i wuids upon bonees of il fyme in the | ™ - ngmfl Frogh troiis of s}l kia »&m 28 years and 7 moxths, leaving five chifldrex~Punera] takes plaos Sundsy, ’§ %&"L»lfi!flgm'fl- The writer says he has zo desire to'| #hoot with-a sick man or & cripple, | hior collegeats course, aud there is na Do not forget that this 1s | from the polics court to the jai',a ' He has not since | = s s Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises and | of Omaha at that institution during resson to doubt but that her name s among the foremost of tho class. Lost, Foand, Waats, Bosrding &c., wifi bo fu- SPECIAL NGTICES. - e e NOTICE—Advertisements, To_ Let For Sale; 0 In sums of $50 0 §5000 or $16,000, at S to 10 terest on first clase improved real ty of Omaha. GEO. P. BEMIS" \d Loan Agency, 15th and Douglas i oo on re csade; 10, poc 060 e aoa. > ) P 1.3 no commission. mlons‘ Attorcey, Creighton Block. 5 A I\Ionn TO LOAN—Cad at Law Office B mi — O, TO. LOAK—1160 Furnbamn siret. wards Lona nov-22-8 EU* E Frest lot of peanuts at Tizard's. —The fourth of July posters of the |B. & M. R. R. Co. decorate the | fences about town. Gool ginl for general houac work at Niagra Houwse, 5 2 10th St., Farnham and Dougias. 7’ girl for housowork. German Prefered. , cor 17th and Dodge. 11626 in a References Requird, S. Stephens & Wilcox, in order to closo out their spring and summer suitings, are offering the following re- ! ductions in suite: Our $40 suits re- duced to $35, our §35to 30, our $30 to $27. We havea complete stock from | which to select, and guarantee fit. We i also make chesper suits. We Invite , the putlic to an iuspection of our stock. SrepueNs & WiLcox. jun18 1mo e popular New York hotel, the | = Mosf —One Roberts,went on a “hurrah” Friday night with a%farty of strangers whom ho met. They kindly cat his pocket out relieving him of some $40. | John McCann was srrosted and identi- fied by Roberts as the party who com- mitted the theft. Ho wassent to tbe county jail to await trial. McCau employed as a waitorat a hotel in thi city and has heretofore borne & good ! charscter. | #:0; ono agent r.poria ANTED —Two Girls, Chambver maid and Dish Wather, 53¢, 13t St. bet Dovglas, 23d Dodge. 11355 WS Wait ANTED — A Girl t1 do_House W. corner Hauulton and Fier Addition, WATED At geners Lousework st 110 Faruham at, up swars. 520 ANTED—A Glil for general housework, gooking, washing avd roning. Referencs WV A tsce o my new Bibies prc » & and orders i1 21 days, one 72,1 21 dags, n 16 daga. Wil give very Tow prices. A firat-ciass agent can 5000, vear Give experience, age and send this. W. J. HOLLNAD, Spriogficld, Mase. __106-w-s VW AJTED A st clss feweler at EDHOLA & ERICKSONS. 100.1 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LARD, i RENT—_Furnished rooms,choap; by woek or wonth. Apply at ANERICAN TOUSE. A splendid_Photograph Gal ery. P LB WILLTAME & SON ™ —~The members cf the Masonio fra- ternity of thls city are requested to attend the funeral of Brother Os- | borne, of Excelsior Lodge, Council | Blafls, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon. i MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stook. NEW YORK, June 2. MONEY—Markst at 23} per cent, ng printing insids _chase, 12 fonts of job iyy ©irds, etc., at halt price, Al new, _Call dress’ J. LACHAPELLE, 650 N, 17th, Reb. 03+ R SALE—Large beor casks. good for cis- tern purposes, at KRUG'S Brewery. R [ANDS, LOTS, HOUSES AND FARMS. 1ook over BEMIS' new column on lst page. Bargalng, ‘ono organ, g and stops. ° Osll at Abbott's Sewing Machine office, 1120} Farnham 8¢, _105.wed-h.-at-mon R SALE—A house with § rooms and lot in Nelson's sddition. Tnquire of Fred. Heni- Feckson's meat market, cor. of 16th and Califor. nia Sta. L% 05 SALSSuat e fountan 1n good con. dition. D, W. SAX 4, corner 13th and Famham. [ %16 t0 12 Miles from Omaha, "|CITY PROPERTY, g Counties for sale, ;| ReAL ESTATE BROKERS, CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUCLAS GOUNTY, $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 lowa. A large number of Improved w|Farms in Nebraska, many or them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA Coneisting 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 Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 per cent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps of Bouglas and Sarpy Boggs & Hill, 1408 Farn, 8t., Omaha, Neb, DUILDESS PLASTERERS AND MASONS, Coarse bank sand, gravel for gardens ‘oulaing sand will be delivered at Leave orders st H. Slerks 1414 Farnbam, and Charles Brandes, 921} Farnham Sta. BOCK, Successor to Coarles Daniel For Sale Atiantio Hotel, doing = splendid _business, eor. 10th and Howard, $12,000, one-flth casd, ONE MILLIONAGRES| ™ UST TIN. Immense Stock for * SPKING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys' Suits ) Children’s Suits. SPRING OVERGUATS -For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats aund Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All asx . POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenil"l ~ SCHLANK - S pRince, BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO. OF NEW YORK! d to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o are unsurpassed. We lothing,Shirts, Furnishing We ate now prepared to t this house, which for Durability, Style snd C) have now on hand the best selected atock of Goods, etc. in the city. - Boston Clothing House, f<=2g=> FARNHAM STREET. X2X apuE-ly 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST ! MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell theu entire stock of [BEis OFPERS A SPLENDID LST OF ouses, Lots, Farras an Lants, in bis new columa 0% 1st page. 2 SALE—Cottonwocd lumber of all sizesat REDMOND'S, Sixteent 5164 Chicago Produce. Onioaco, June 26. Wheat—No. 2, 88%@89 for cash or June; 83fc bid July; 84fc bid'Au- guat; 824@¢33c for September; No. 3 8oc; rejacted, 623@63c; No. 2 red winter, nominal at 90c. Corn—No, 2 and high mixed, 34}c bid for cash; 34}@34fc for June; 348c bid for July; 4% bid August; reject- ed, 52}@324c. Cats—No. 2, 24fc for carh; 24 for Jome; 248 for July; 2z} for August. Barley—No. 2, nominal at 714@ 72¢; oxira No. 2, 75k, 2, 75 Pork — §11 @12 00 for cash; August. Lord—$6 65 for cesh; §6 60€6 65 for July; §6 70 for August. Bulk Meais—Shoulders,84 65; short ribs, $6 80; short clear, §7 10. Whisky—$L 09. St. Louls Produce. Sr. Louss, Jane 26. Wheat—No. 2 red, 903@8% for cssh; 92@90¢ for June; 84]@86§@85Zc for July; 84083{@86}@850 for Au- gust; 842@854@kbe for September. Corn—34jc for cash; 33Z@33§c for June; 33¢@334c for July; 333@33§ for Augy 3t@33fe for September. Oais—284@260 for cash; 27c for June; 20k¢ for August. Rye—72c bid. _ Butter—Quiet at 14@17c. Bogs—83@9e. Whisky—Steady at $108. Pork—Quiet; jobbing, $12 30, Dry Salc Meats—Shoulders, $4 40; slessizibe 80,5006 &5; cloar, $7 06@ 710. Lard—Quiet at $6 556 60. Milwaukes Proauce Market , §106; No. 1 M; waukes, 952; No. 2 Milwaukee, July, 90}c; Aug-ust, 93c; No. 3 Milwau- 784c; rejected, 5oc. orn—at 34gc. Oats—Lower at 24c. Barley-—Dall at G5c. New York Produce. NEw Yorx, June 26. Wheat—No. 2, $108}@1 09; un- | ¥sdam F graded red, §108}G1 17; No. 2 red, 21; No. mixed winter, $1 14; No, 2 amber, $119. 4o Sm4000 buhels,_ungraded, o; No. 2, June, 50@60fc; Jul e ey ly, Oats—Mixed weetern, 32@34c. 2e. Egga—11@12c. primo steam, $7 15@ Lard—Eas: 30. Buttor—Dull and heavy at 12620c. Cheoso—Heavy at 12@15c. 7 St. Louis Live Stock. __ Sr. Lour, June 2. Cattlo—Light supply and very little done with but few transfers made; choice to shipping ste-rs, $4 65@4 80; good to prime, $4 40; mediums to fair, $400@4 25; cows and heifers, 210. Sheep—Nothing doing for lack of supply; demand strong at $3 00@4 00, Raceipts, 100; chipments, tone. Chicero Live Stock Marxet Cuicaao, June 26. Hegs—Receipts, 23,000 head; cpen- ed weak, bot s'rengthened with sales steady; mixed packing, 84 16@4 30; l(.;‘f‘éb“w 30; choics beavy, $4 35 Cattlo — Receipts, 4,000; ship- ments, 4300 head; yesterday, 9416; iotal _his week, 32,556, the largest on xecord for oue dsy snd one weck; over 108 cars of Texavs here to-day; shipping cattle moderstely active and ateady at $420@4 90; butchers’ weak; ’uu Texans 10c lower »t $2 35@3 00 for cows, snd $2 916345 for steers; y;?‘km merely nominal at $2 80Q and lntim§fes ihet be wil] postpona 1 e pidag M. ol i) 11974 for July; €1205 for |t And Piner Goods 2 0@ $2 30¢300. Receipts, 300, shipmen ts | A% OB SALE—A sall dwelling house, next to 10th anc 6. H. Colling , corner Gapltol Avenue. 7 of informition callat G. H. £ J.8. COLLINS, 181 Faruham Strcet. 505t 2. O g41e—A armuu, apeiyas 12y L.B WILLIAMS & SON. OR_SALE—Two of the celobrated J. M. Brunswick & Balke Cos Nonpareil Dil- iard Tubles. Nearly new. _For sale chesp, 28010 C.W. W. HAMILTON, MISCELLANEOUS. P e, Mexits e e Sk g0 1310 Dodgs o, & F. RAFERT & 0., ildere. Ap26evaat-tlv OTS, FARMS, FOUSES AN D LANDS. Look over BEMIS' new column of bargaina on Lst .. ‘balance t'me to suit, B0GGS & HILL. Business Lot For sle, nh-r',‘lnt 1, block 153, 8. W. cor. 10th and He , 66x132; price, §7600. BOGGS and HILLF 8 Business Lots, Next west of Masonic Temple, §1,650 each; time. to sult purchasers. BOGGS and HILL Business Lot, 22x132 feet, north sido of Farnbam street nearly opposite the Herald office, will be £0d to party ‘makiag best offer his month. BOOGS and HILL $3.000 In Cash And 320 acros nesr Elair to exchar dactive Oumaba propursy, 10 1o harEe for Bro- B0GGS and HILL. New Houses. We are building 2 hou es, 5 rooms each on Chicago between 2°d and 23d strocts. Persons desiring to pure » will pleaso call early. BOGGS and HILL. ING NEW—Everetts adjustab! elidiog windowscreen—Call and sce w micdel, next door 20 Bee offico. Patent apy for. 50-24 nd HURRAH FOR THELEADERS AHEAD OF THE TIMES! Bring on Your One, Two and Three Oent Pieces. You Can Use Them at the CASH DRY GOODS STORE L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, Cor. of Dodge & Fifteenth Sts Oppesite Postoffice. Look at this List: zauisssgsss s 3538 Send for price list. Way below everybody. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, Leadeirs in Dry Goods, 1422 & 1424 Dodee St.,Cor. 15th, 3 | Fronting 8,9, 10 aud 11th streeta, 6 1010 blocks At the Barracks 160 scres for rale a1 875 per acre. Wil subal- vide. BOGGS & RILL. Lot on Cass Street. 5 . Want best cash or time of- BOGGS & HILL. Residence and 2 Full Lots. Lota 2 a0d 3, 51, o0 Cupitol Hill, Chl- cagostreot betw + and 22d, will be rold to S macrifice to an immediate puschasar. BOGGS & HILL. “Railread Men Can secure 3 bargain n two cottages with small Tots on 10th street, a couple of blocks from depot, $1600 for both on casy term. BOTGS & HILL. Who Has $3500 To loan, we have a chauce fo luan the above amount 6n 10 per cont. for a term of years on lat class security. BOGG & HILL. For Sale, ‘House and full lot on Webster Street, best loca- tion in the city, $1,500; casy terms. BOGGS and HILL. $20,000 Twenty Thousand Dollars in small well secur- l'd mgfl-:mel ranging lmhn: %ww, draw- ing 10 per cent iutercet, have been lately "placed lngu\n'?lmla for sale, ‘.’I emall “Wlll{& Per- ‘sons having litale money to_spare can makes st this way, without any d profitable loan in BOGGS and HILL. ¥ commissions. New Houses. We aro now prepared to build houses worth from $400 to $500 on our ots in our new addition, 25th and 29th and Farnham, Douglas and Dodge, and sell on small monthly payments. GS and HILL, $600 to $1,000 Will buy 0u 8 new house, with one of the finest lots in Omaha, on small monthly payments. 'BOGGS and HILL, Ruas Esvirs Brosuma. Residence Lots for Sale. 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near busine good surroundings,lotscoves ‘with young trees, and are the choicest, cheapestand nearest business of any lots in the mar- ket, By all means look at lots in Kountze and Ruth’saddition l%f;fire llivurchsain slaewhnr‘:: sell on monthiy paymen Prices $400 to 0. BOGGSand HILL., 1000 Residence Lots south of depot, many of these lotsare very de- sirable and for men of small cheapost and most casily purchased lote in Oma- ha Prices $250 to §300. Monthly paymenta. BOGGS and H...L 15 Choice Lots 19| on Park Wild Avenue, only 30 4 biocks from Stonthly payments. 3 wd HILL. 66 of the Finest Lots in Gmaha, 10 o 12 blocks west of Postoffice and Court House, on Farzham, Douglas and Dodge #treets; fiuest views in the city from these lots. Priccs $200 to §300, on payments of §6 1o $10 th. per monf e 2 Houses and south 4 lot 1, biock 12, on wost side of 15th stroet, between Calitornia and Web- stor streets; 42,200 Depot, $500 to §600. BOGGS and HILL. Omaha - < i Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ, AND CENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business, Come and be Convineed. TO THE LADIES!I THE LIGHT-RUNNING NEW HOME Uses a Straight Self-Setting Needle and makes the Double-Thread “Lock-Stitch.” Tt ia tho Perfoction of Mechanism for REMMING, FELLING, BINDING, CORDING, BRAIDING, SEAMING, QUILTING, TUCKING, DARNING, Fringing, Ruffling, Gathering, Her- Stitching, Ete. 1t is adapted to every variety of sewing, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths, an? 'l do greater range of work than any other machine. Tt has the most complete attachmenis ever applied to aSewing Machine, and among these we call attention to our Adjustable Underbraider, which is superior to all other braiders, and is not furnished with any other machine. Ttis the Simpliest, Easiest-Running, best-made, and most elegantly ornamented machine in the world, and combines in one machine every requisite to produce a perfect machine. 3 Ladies are_cspecially invited to examine the “NEW HOME,” and become conversant with its merits. HARTMAN & HELQUIST, Agents. N. W. Cor. 16th & Webster, OMAHA, NEB. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, WHOLESALE GROGERS! 1421 and 1423 Farnham, and 221 to 229 15th Sts. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK MAKE THE LOWEST PRIGES. The Attention of ‘€ash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited. AGENTS FOR THE HAZARD POWDER COMP'Y and the Omaha Iron and Nail Co. PIANOS EORGHrANS. A HOSPE &= SH B HT MUOUSIC Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy Monthly Instaliments. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A. Hospg, Jr, 1516 Podge Street: WHOLESALE GROGER! + 1218 Farnham 8¢, Omaha,