Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1881, Page 4

THE, OMAHA DAILY BEE--TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1881 e 5 . e . invied | culated about the city in & haphazard BENEKE'S LEVEE. NOTICES. - THE DAILY BEE| THE HEROIG DEAD. |ty sumci. coy o il cuned ot the iy in o hephass A — n) —— S i 1 sailors in cargiages. ; . f the hotels. Th e i i Tuesdey Moraing, Mey 3L |p o 0o e in the Acaie e e omiod. ol fotndaboat some of he hotls Whe\ o Attondanoo Large and ims Py s B, M1k i : ; A | ™Hfirtal band_under command of location has long been felt, and now Quite Select this Morning. emy of Hoso-—usic, Fow At 1319 Farnham Street. m Major McFadden. that a move is being ‘made in the N e Ao Linooln Post N 300G, A R | mttor tho lvery menand others in-| _ Judgo Bencko's public lovee at the ? unde for the Dead. Harrison. each subsequent insertion, insertion never less than * Places to Vote. T polls willbe open betwoon 8 a. . and 4 p. m to-day for voting hesewer bond question. ~For the mation of taxpayers, Tne Bes ingadist of the ‘polling places in ward: ¥irst, Wod-ZPelix Slaven’s grocery command of Post Commandert 4 3 girectly or indirectly in the | police court attracted a large audience The Veteran Corps and Sailors’ as- | hack service unite to have something |yesterday, some attending with in- sociation, under Capt. Geo. Carson. | done in the matter. The petitionto the | vitations and many without. The | The Reception of the Grand ‘Sf“l-t}l!f‘usv:_an(ll,htfm}crg ;fd t{;tj council 15 peing circuiated yesterday by | principal charges set down on the Ditples Banner—Col. J. L. {thastudents of the itute, followed BY ) Mr. M. W. Kennard, and met with |docket wero drunks and these were in our dress goods department MONDAY, MAY - - . N i in and about the Tearth street near Leavenworth 3 : The Couneil Blufis band under di- | ready signers. It will presented at |considerable force out in and a betato o eet nea s, and " g Yoard in private . | Ceeond Ward—Wallenz's, hotel,{ ~ Webster's Oration, rection of Prof. Olker. the next meeting of the council, and |usual degree of toughness. | eaired. Address F. G. | . . . Lociwest s, bebween T Miss Poppleton's St Batrick’s benceolent. society, | il eobably recsive mmediate action| _ Patrick McConn, a rather inoffn- | |23d, will be found the following bargains. An early et o S Reading. vl Arcanat, ander Rogent A, |0f some kind. sivelonking llow, wa Bt o | (ot B Icall will be profitable to those who desire to i il Ward—Dr. Hyde's _office, —— S Wibar iy 22 2 ¥ ! fore the court and readily acknowl-|iithe ey ca Wi P esire to im- : M y. onitor vos. The Day In Council Bluffs - west corner Dougls and Twelfth o ® under their respect The several lodges of 0dd Fellows, | ol o fad abred an e | [T et Ol ot e, ve officers, includ- ‘F“;‘) “‘%'l'";"’dw“ “l‘l“ Pe0- | trolable quantity of liquor. He was . uith Wand— County court house, ing the Uniformed. Patriarché, undér | ple of Omaha looked upon oil stoves | g o0 'ga o q , cast corner of Farnham and Six- e miserable weather necessitated | copumand of Capt. F. C. New 2 % e ®|fined $3and costs. - R emory. of the | under command of Walter Van Duzan, |23 Recessaty to the comfortof & family | gnely.built man, said that no doubt ncil Bluffs fire department, |88 & sewing machine orababy. Mil-|ie'q been under the inflooence” and prove the opportunity never before afforded our v+ Omaha people of purchasing FINE goods at a A gil at French Coffee Hou strect. 1 | an entird es' hardware Gen. D WANTED—D, L. Thomas, O WANTED- o store, : | howeve NTEDDining room girl, at the E house LOCAL BREVITIES. —Patterson seils coal. | beis Jartner with 3000 in o husiness, a splendid ope | forthwith engaged, 122 e 1. 0, o 825, your hats at Doane’s. e kix the Leading Hatter. . Yates. =l 964-t1 houses in the city were de R e T R Said ____— & e HOTo} UG IMBINZ. St V1L T i oyer's o = NTEDCarpenters and cabinct makers three hours | bunting, and the contributions of | By Mtz -y l\mltul:nn employer’s where the money \VAH\XL':A! Curpenters an - Mr. Connor’s Card. : was paid. — S AND D) ROOM ~_immediately’ at the Oceids 2 flowers sent to Clark’s hall were ample Sor theuses of the committee. In returning thanks to the members - Tt wis intended to parade thirty- | of the G. A. R., and tothe public, for ~“Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- | ine young girds from the public|the handsome appreciation given my | at Buffett's ers, Creighton Block. 384 F g0 Ta L2 in white, and each |efforts in producing a banner forwse| s Sruicriy Poms Meiz SyRur ine the finest assortamentof pock- | rouonting a state in the Union. |on Decoration Day I desire to call| o bo hiad at J. B. French & Co's. b ity Mete, The exerciscs at the Academy of |attention to the fuct that the whole TSt give thelworking dass | \p Gyt 9 giclock, O the | credit of the work does not belong to ent, vote in faver of the 5 SoLe for Nebraska. Mike Looney was charged with car- Bottom onion sets, 3 quarts for 25c Tying a revolver. He justified him- self by saying that he had a right to protect himself from being pound pieces even in this cor and said that he had carried th weapon in full view. The Judge thought that 60 days in the county | YXFANTI D5 carpenters % W, Do fitcue echert and ncdappiy 3. . CURLY, gy 820t > Man north of the endof 1Sth v sos-tf Silr 1n 3 . B ot | headed by Chief Lacy, Assistant Chicf | ton Rogers & Son have the only aB-| o invited to whack upa similar y, and| _Consolidated lodges of Knights oi | J. C. Jones, a pleasant looking et Lty rable. The most inexperienced have | conpribute the swne amount to the solved to | Bluffs Light Guards, commanded by 2 A s e Bt : rgan. : 4 : ¥ 1600 yards Fancy Mesh Black Grenadines at 5 cents a yard, in perfect order, o | Tndependent battery of light artill- | exclusive coal oil stove manufactory in | gt for the same offense and her fine | | Were it not for the weather smand of Capt. John Pusey and WD o o ml4tf | finest in the history of the city. As| (g D, B. Dailey acted as_grand | other company. P L e T : John Larson, ono of the two billie- | Yaravep Geod e or gt Wiiort:| Browm, Black, Baize at 15 cents a yard, never before sold under 25 cdnts. and foliage, be- | ssistants, Charles Officer, C. E. Dix, ot y orated with | and Capt. John Lindt. | Steel and Black, Etc., at 25 cents a yard, worth $1.00 and $1.25. Twelve hunered yards Fine High Colored Summer Silks, at 45 cents a yard, Narveh,Toth St | derson, the rrand marshal of the day, | Jno, L. Templeton and offisers of fite | soLvTELY NON-EXPLOSIVE oil stove in 2 G R L |a signal observance of the ¢ - «; n T o T T *| Pythias of Council Bluffs, including |stove is the “Monitor.” Itis the mo.t | ¢ ung fellow, acknowledged the soft the prosession | Martial band, followed by Council | v troublo with thom, e | Lieuts. Martin and Mo (R | 1 and _cabinetmakers wanted e I 3 . intended to be celebrated at the ceme | e ey Capt. Soott Rice. the country, and hence have the most | o iq e o 540 88 per L,\.khumm‘“i-":: original cost 35 cents a yard; 2,000 yards of plain Black Iron-Frame Grenadines y = features of this stove are ih s i g ] D Toactton and Picr streets, Shinn's : - straw hats. | day's celebration would have been the | Licuts Casady and excellent, features of this stove A% | jaq been a little that way when the | VW' omer amiog sl Yor seees, St | Blacle Tron-Frame Grenadines at 12 1-2 and 15 cents, original cost 60 and 75 cents. it was, & great mumber of country | marshal, with the following assistants: | There are over 225,000 of these 4 i ¥ it 0| ont hackmen, came up on a charge of | g} ¥ oty and Everctt, W. M. Bushnell, |be to the interest of parties anticipat- | i concenled weapons. He was & : - LA SILKS--FANCY BLACK SILKS et pat. 2 Fifteen hundred yards Fancy Summer Silk in Myrtle and Gold, Brown and usually sold at 80 cents to $1.00. mined there should be | department RGN R e e g the executive comm yu > 18 C L ling the executive committ | Chiorned Kaighe, nder Mantal B | povertl,th sirongest and ot 0 £ pcment wich . o, and. il Grena,d]nes, G‘r ena,d.lnes, | SEEbL s ey sl The Monitor company is the only T e amnl b the tary, there. uncil Bluffs Light Dragoons under | perfect coal ofl stove made. - The most | ™y, MeGormack guessed that he | e "3t 10 cents a yard, original cost at wholesale, 60 cents; 2,500 yards of plain izens in carriages. patented and cannot be used by any | jyqge charged him with drunkenness. i P X g The usual fine was imposed. et 30 wsit | LAGE BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS--2,500 Lace Buntings in Cream, Drab, any large wagons, and | First assistant, Major Joseph Lyman; | (o oo o b veo™and o know it to 7| Capt. D. J, O'Neil, W. F. Sapp, jr., | ing buying an oil stove toexamine the | g 3610 "3 on officer sent with .| Eighteen hundred yards of Fancy Silks in Gold Bronze, Garnet and Gold, Gold, Plum and Garnet, etc.,at 37 1-2 cents a yard, usual price 55 to 75 cents. Three Hundrad yards Colored Silk Brocade at 50 cents, always sold at §1.00 and §1.25. HickyAN's A g Continued from yesterday. % s D e 2od ¥iing 0 Do REMARKABLE Repucrioss in | jail would be sufficient penalty. fal in any honorable. capacity. Compensation ac- Another gentleman supposed he was | coring, to” cupabily. “Pleasoaddress Jo o L, guilty of fighting, and paid his fine. stage, the thirty-nine young girls|me. The proposition cams to me were stationed, and they made a most | from a gentleman connected with THE Bee, who afterwards collected the | MiLuiNery! Great Slaughter all along the line. ewer bonds. 1f the séwer bonds are not voted. the 3 5 apert for the past two years will be | beautiful picture. Superintendent necessary expense for the work, aside —Atkinson & e acknowledged g milliners s furnishers, Lanc is deserving of unstinted pra for his efforts in mali | play with the children. ghton Block, Fiftoenth street. m194f| The exercises began with music by ®|from my labor, from among his co- - | labore and, T understood from him, |Mr. E. Rosewater headed the sub- | seription with five dollar:. These gen- NeTs with Fancy Tuscan cdge, Re- Thos. Dutly, a dapper-looking young man, who claimed to be a Council duced to the unheard of prico of | Blufls lawyer who devoted his spare time to practising plumbing and gas 1,000 yards Black Silk Armure Brocades and Stripes at 50 cents a yard, worth 1.5, Black and Colored Brocaded Silk $1.00 and $1.25, worth $2.00 a yard. | tlemen deserve to share fully with me | g7 35, whatever credit there may,be in pro- ATS0 ducing the baner, and, it is from them, as well as from myself, lhat this pres- Black Gros Grain Silks ab 50 cents, worth $1.00, Black Gros Grain Silks at 75 centsand worth $1.50, $1.00. —If you want Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, | the Ninth Infautry band. nvelopes.or any Job Work, call at Tug{ The Omaha and Temple glee clubs Dee Job Rooms: Prices that will suit | then some s2 fitting, was up on a charge of drunk- Mepresr Mizans reduced to 90ec., | enness. He became somewhat orator- from June 1st, a v furnished, gronnds selections. cvergbody. The chaplain of the day, Rev. J. B. |ent to the G. A. R. comes. former price §1.50. Fine Milans re- ical, and volunteered an analysis of the and sltuatad within four blocksit the Black Cashmere Finish Silks $1.25, worth $1. I you wisl to preserve YOur 0vh| Maxfield, then prayed. - - duced to $1.50, former price $2.50, | difforent degrees of drunkenness, vyt Bromnel B2, | Black Satin De Lyon $1.25, worth $1.75. Iy furnished lat " comer 15th and Capital Ave. 95341 “Tae Mumm” at Hickuma: latest NEw YORK SENSATION. health and that of your families, vote in tion to- Black and Colored Surah Satins at 85 cents, worth $1.25. Black Satins at 75 cents, reduced from $1.00. s ATSOM il Thon he bogan to quiz the officer. Tarratiox Cuaes reduced to 50c¢ ““Was T on the street or sidewalk?” The (ilee Clubs again sang. Then'came a most interesting feat- favor of the sewer bouds at the ¢ E » +uncil | ure of the day, the reading of Abra- MOR n any - shape. he asked. “On first floor, furrished rooms, <ib 2 = —The K. C,, S Joseph & Council | wee ol the dag, tho reading of Abr- | S. P. MORSE & CO. matlyjoglor oy o | et G et N ca 1oen"and Davenport . : _ Black Satins at 90 conts, reduced from $1.25. uffs railroad 5 mow rum i traing | ham Lincoln's address at the dedica- | 131; l‘nfll[hmftrv:‘-) S ey G aanlss s De Al #oti_ | Black Satins at $1.00, reduced from $1.50. Voth morning and evening tion of Gettysburg cemetery, by Miss| GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, | Brick CANTONS to A RIATI Ry, R At DI AT RN pa Mo FGE R TN i G < schedule time. Libbie Poppleton. The young lady’s| 20 Styles Men's Linen Collars. ALSO down? U a0 i MBI SeSe WS Galaed Satins aF 00 éale Teauced s S 20 ~Any person who has lived in the city | reading was most creditable, and elici- | Ve y, extra worked but-| LARGE reductions on Tuscan| ‘‘Wehad to carryyou. e s o tha Tl s, 14 to 18 inch, | Bonnets. or si: months, in the county for.40 day din the ward for 10 days may vote on “That will do,” said Duffy with a | mat warkct. Some biteher toos or e, Ap- s " s on-the promiscs o of Joha Eaumer, 13%4 maestic waveof his hand. el e MEN’S FURNISHIG GOODS, 65 CENT UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. ted most enthusiastic applause. The | ton holes, a portions of the address read are as |12 ch, or $150 per dozen, ALSO | our 65 Unlanndricd Shirts has att ch unprecode be THE Shirt, s For populaity that d, orner 10th and Le the boud question to- illows? equal to those sold elsewhere at §2.00 Large Reductions in Our “Now your honor,” said Dufly | Tyor i . e | those wlio have ot scen it we state t " linen neck-band, & double re- e boso, full ‘x Tt isnot neacssary that a petson showld | om0 and soven years ago, our | to $3.00 a dozen. Crmorexs’ Hats. turning to the court, “T was arrested | L1 worth. Inquire hext door, st Peteriys MEN'S COLLARS! MEN'S CUFFS! T registered ww vote on the |‘wmd question | g, thers brought forth upon this conti- | 10 Styles Men's Linen Cuffs very ALSO between 9 and 10 o'clock on Saturday Very best 4-ply linen Collars, with extra worked butto new shapes and styles, $1.50 3 d e 14 to 15 Very best £ ;hr o b oz ncuu.lx.sulumu;.. conceiv d in liber- | pose quality, extra- worked button LarcE Reductions on our morning and asked for an immediate A | o e B A CELLULOID, CUFF e offer a full Tine of all th . ' ¥ and pliabi These are all new goods. Our| Marshal Angell said he had mot Wholesale Department is now thrown | been arrested until about 3 o'clock in INDRIED AND UN-|open fo the GENERAL PUBLIC, and on |the afternoon and secing the men RIED. some goods weare below the wholesale | coming from work in the evenin of | et to dedicate a portion of it as the| OurG5 cent Unlaundried Shirt is | price. thought it noon time. _This was con- will be | final resting place of those who have | pronounced by all who see and buy it Hicksax’s HEADQUARTERS. | sidered prima facia evidence that he a that | given their Jives that that nation might | 4 the superior of any £1.00 shirt in | The ONLY Wiogsate MuuNery | had been drunk and the usual fine was the city by voting the sewer | We are engaged in a great civil war, | thing offered elsewhere at $3.00 to e s 1t will cost just as much to keep | testing whether that nation—or any|$4.00 a dozed. T mcroe. the creeke in repair if {Bation, 80 conceived and so_dodicated | SHTRTS R TAK | —can Jong endure. are met L | great battle-field of that war. We S. P. MORSE e | 1319 Farnham Street. TNOW WWE COME 4 Gy n fav 1§ the citizens do not vo Seventh Biennial SENGER-FEST! Clothing & Furnishing Goods —OF THE— IN OMAHA. e ; it has fine linen Bosom rein- | HOUSE in OMAHA. G |imposed. . that o is. But, in a double front and full sized| e only ApsorvteLY NoN-ExPLo-| A Stmicriy Pure Marre Svrve t dedicate, w | cuff, linen neck band and fine worked buttonholes. UNLAUNDRIED sukrs AT £1.00. Our 1.00 Unlaundried Shirt is the | % be had a 1vE coal oil st Tue MoNITOR. be had at J. B. French & Co’s. Do not fail to attend the illustrated lecture in our great public pleasure around, Yellowstone National park, at Masonic hall, this (Monday) eve- ning, at 8 o'clock. Change of Firm. The following transfers were record | Brown & Bliss & Co., whole aRe Marne Syru J. B. French & Co's. {this ground. The brave men, A StrICTLY m ofland dead, who struggled here, have o farmer, were being | o,pgoerated it, far above our power to | h gt Hdd ‘Idl‘.u»lmll. o 1‘1 Sl oy 15 dots 2 'will vty | best Shirt known to the trade. No| «Typ Momr® ar HIcKMAN'S—the y steppel into the | Jigtle note, -nor long remember, what | finer material or better work can be | atest New Yo : tilled the wxl:-n\nxv»uTr:\ull\ wo say here; but it can never forget | % Ui Otiers ask S1.25 for latest NEW YORK i NSATION. ve for the water pipes. The ani- | what they did here. | R 4 T ey TRANSFERS. o sunk Acep into the mud. 16| Tt is forus, the living, rather, to be {an inferior article. REAL ESTATE 1 3 eIy unhitched, and through | dedicated, here, to the unfinished work | WESTERN AGENCYJFOR CEL- Yesterday' while a fine team of snes, belonghg WE ARE, PAR EXCELLENCE; iz Sengerbund R ot SO e yori MENS CLOTHIERS! OMAHA, BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, imall house and full lot at Inquire of Jno. L. MeCague, opposite postofice. 0.1 hearty efforts of the by-standers was fll\-{ t:-c.\ }x'ni':llhh ’f;" 'H':‘“‘{l.‘ . LULOID COLLARS. ed at the vounty clerk’s office yester- fand retail dealers in crockery. Aotz Rt B i et adk e '"”1! Wo are the only direct sellingagents | day, as roported for this paper by John | ware, otc., have desolved partnershi e o fume 8, 9, 10, 11 and 13, '81 1212 FARNHAM STREET, 1212 295 000 Montor 0il Stoves new 1n | before us: that from these honored {for the mannfacturers of Celluloid gue, real estate agent and con- | Mr. Brown retiring. Messrs. M. H. Lt P g M e e, 501 only by Milton Rogers & |dead we take increased devotion to | Collars and Cuffs, and offer them to it and O Aol o = 3 T T W) - the last full measure of devotion; that | qy, o 4o will find it to their interest gy et ot 4 e A | ey g ; | J. W. MU W¥awew A Rage ‘wouen o sooms, | PRI gHly wesclop thint these denil |25 - N under the firm namo of Bliss & Tsaces. | oo — v | Reception of Guests and - . RPHY & CO.,, 4 =0 o | shall not have died in o that the | to supply themselves from our stocl The will continue at the old stand | ™% TR Reception Concert - suitable for a bookbindery; 1st, 2nd or | pation shall, under God, have a new |always fresh and desirable. et o e s e e | e 2 'W'h l 1al L D a'l o, vt 24560 where there s bisth of froodom, and lat ehe gov- Teea 8000, e ottt estot arsie | I et i o 1o o e olesale lquor ealers steam power preferved. Address *4J. | ermment of the people, by the people, e \ SR e ;| zed 4 g B T T | for tho peorte al mot perish from| Mew's Super Stout Scamless Sox, o e Mk 154, “Ona, | thee connection with it. The new T ¢ And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co. i -l he earth. ) e fan St 0 163 pair, or 200 dozen finest scamless | unbleached soxs, superior finish $2.50 a dozen,” Men's Fine Fancy Striped Socks, 5 cents firm is already receiving heavy ship- e railway company to |ments which will be added to their Mary M. Allen: Lots 8 and 9, block |Jarge stock, which shows that they not « ",;:,‘“I!f‘]'f :}m;:l‘:lr‘"i"c;“f{‘;sgmm%‘ nly intend to hold the field formerly : ir, cqual to any sold else-| 11 3 - ot 6, block 121, Omaha, | 0¢cupied by them, but they will push | oS ¥y cents. : forward inta new territory. They . Comer 14th and Do | FIRST CRAND CONCERT.|™“ ix J M OLABKI. T Yy the Monitor of Fashion published | Tmmediately after the reading, the argest millinery house in the | handsome banner pre 1d, under date of May 12th, says: | “Peace” and “War,” painted by Mr. dur next sapplement will illus- | Conner,was brought into the Acader apes, one of | escorted by Comrades Wal Ok S [ depo Upp. Post enting " Location good. John faps of Douglas and S AT] Farn SEW. JUNE 10th: trate ten “new summer s| i which—the * “Mumm'—will be |Clark, Hough, Hurley and Thompson. | At 84, £4.50, €5 and $6 a dozen we will also give special attention to their | TNOR SALE—Thres zood lofs in Nort Grand Par de! THE OLDEST trimmed. The “Mumm’ jaunty, | The banner was reccived with un-|ofler choice styles in Mon's 3 Hoso| WOI: Lot retail department and will continue to E,,,** O diion at 420, ! arade Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, stylish misscs hat, very new bounded enthusiasm. 1t was mounted | that cannot be duplicated elsewhere | ™* X e take the lead in supplying the wants| Lot ath Omaba st $450. | by all Civil d Mili- . 3 { Abner Freneh to John A. Harbach: pplying the wants | 0 il residence ot at 51,000, | ated in by all Civil and Mili urte sale at Hickman’s HEADQUART- | on horizontal bars, and on one side | for §2to €5 a dozen more. Lot 8 in block 24, Omaha, q. c. d.— |of Omaha- Thanking the public for ;«l'mnm ot 145X100, an eastfrontage at | otics, Cor. Douglas and Fo enth_ streets. Mivixexy. a young man stand immense business we are doing past patronage they ask a continuance | “fhree lots one square from1sth strect car ine, sy Mt LOTS in the city an : 1 lots, i "J. Poppleton and wife to Celia 19, 1881, are | On the Teverse was presumably the e The only strictly cash dry goods NOTICE, |mid the wee ‘..1;.1.‘..!.1 . ,,.‘l\.mi.;% ata sx;n\ll\illn.ufi:inoi ,::;v_h‘mblw s & 3. Poppleton and 6 5 Scin o the same fo the new fim to which i of Johnt. McCague,apposte oo x Quotations on Mason fruit jars and | his cap in h:l S g 5 e e R T 1 &y o7, strict attention to the wants of their : IN THE EVENING, ; flint bottles roportedin Commercial | 1eft @ fattered fia with broken stafl L TR S AC0. B ill to Andrdw Muskat: | patrons will entitle them. | - o i township 1, range 12, |SECOND GRAND CONGERT. = A Smieriy Pore Mt can b had at J. B. French Rocord Thursday, May H. W. Crever, | same youth, decoratinga soldier's gra withdrawn. e | |to-day. The whole is a masterly piece ¢ Co's. ANUFACTURERS' SALE Manufacturers' Agent. | 107080, 00 e the best praine, | 2070 in Omaha wishes to be heard. A | Lot 17, DI it \ P Foas B Brser | ':nr 5 :m“ cr:v \‘ \r“ m.‘d' % ] e aver one year ago we adopted | .- Mot hats were all the rage at |Q ; JUNE 1ith: iy & . can b had at 3. B, Fronch & Co's. | e et sosomansuity of the atin|1he D of scling goods stricly for A Stolon Wateh ATKINSON'S one month ago. We BANQUET AND BALL. = the grest magnanimity of thoartist| ;"\ b oo that goods couldbo| A goid wateh ; __|still have them in stock. If you want [} For delicious ice cream, go to Mars. | who volunteered to paint it. In this| % 2! A gold watch, worth about 840, Was | 1 1. oot novelties, go to the ACKNOWL- = -5 dfor a less pr fit than under the old | left in Bauman's jewelry storo, on —WORTH OF— credit system, where customers had to| pyrpham, near Fourteenth street, e e dnt gt bo eommogised 10 .{,unchi n;u\l i |to be repnired, sbout 9 o'lock this - e | the banner to a thing of reality many cases accounts were absolutely | moping. ~An hour later it had dis- g D b The Hibernian band then played, | 1ost. By giving our customers thead- | ypp0ared. Word of the loss was at connection the employes of Tae Bsk|° office must mot be forotten for has Spoerri, Masonic block, 16th street. may16-1m EDGED LEADING ESTABLISHMENT, " ATKINSON & CO.. Creighton Block, 15th St., near the Postoftice. JUNE 12th: “Tae Mumy” at Hickwmax's, the latest New York her pocket-book cos ral reward will be pai Mr. Dewey’ Mr. Chas. Dewey, the well-known citizen, returned from his tour of the world Sunday and was heartily srocted by a large body of his friends. He hns had . pleasant journey, met with plenty adventures and seen more sights in a short time than half a dozen average tourists. Amidst all his wanderings, however, his heart in- traveled, as Goldsmith would remark, turned to Omaha. Mr. Dewey brought Dback with hum .many curiosities, in- cluding a small white elephant, for hi partner, Mr. Stone. “Tue Musmn” at Hickmax's the latest NEW York Sensation. Monitor oil stoves at Milton Rogers & Sons. 3 : The most powerful, the strongest | * and most durable, the Monitor Oil Stove. The only ABSOLUTELY NON-EXPLO- e, Tue Moxtror. sive coal oil ste Frederick, Hatter, has largest stock Fine Straw Hats, and will sell cheapest. a0t Three hundred city references for the Monitor oil stove at Milton Rog ers & Sons. IMPORTANT NOTICE, to agents and others interested in sewing machines. Correspondence is solicited coneerning the merits, terms and prices of the Royal St. John ng machine, awhich is revolutionizing (ho trhde, and challenges the world to . produce its equal. Address H. H. McCoon, F. M. Moore, D. {Hurley, C. H. Fitch, J. Southard, | Geo. Elliott. F. Garrity, and D. G after which came the oration of Hon J.L. Webster. He dwelt on the causes for which _the dead gave up their lives, and dwelt upon the un- known. 1t was the intention of THE BEE to have takena stenographic re- port of the address, but owing to the change in i come impracticable. The Glee Clubs sang again, when the ninth infantry band oncg again discoursed. of Fort Sargeant Major Courtne; Omaha beat the ‘‘tatoo.” The Academy was crowded to re- | pletion and many were denied ad- | mission. In the box to the right of the stage were Senator Doane, Dr. George L. Miller and M. E. Rose- water. The box opposite was occu- pied by some well-worn war veter age. Mr. CharlesJ. Green was called upon to make an address which he did in handsomely chosen terms. When the exercises at the Academy were over delegations from the various posts and the firemen took carriages for the cemetery to decorate the wves. The delegations were as fol . Custer Post No. 7, C. H. Frederick, N X Kimball. Firemen: Assistant Chicf | William Ryan, William™ Clark William Fynn, d Geo, Wind- heim, No. 2. IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. Council Bluffs was much luckier than Omaha in the matter of weather. The programme was carried out, and the ceremonies at the Fairview Ceme- ry were handsomely carried out. Mayor Boyd occupied a place on the | vantage of spot cash 'prices, we have argely increased our sales during the past year, have met no losses from bad accounts and find the systemJadvan— tageous to ourselves and our patrons. We only ask the attention of those gramme, this be- | who buy for cash assuring them that they will find it groatly to their advan- tage to deal with a cash house. Our | stock is complete in all departments, As an addition to the programme | dry goods and nofions, gents’ furnish- ing goods, merchant tailoring and boots and shoes, in all and any of whichjdepartments we defy competi- tlon, as we can and do sell cheaper than firms who do a credit business. Remember we are the ONLY STRICTLY “AsH 1OUSE in the city, and our motto is, ““We will not be undersold.” L B. WiLins & So Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts. A Sreictey Pure Marie Syrur can be had at J. B. French & Co's. ~the “Tue Mo ar Hicmax’ latest N&w YORK SENSATION. WAR IN RATES. Oxana, May 28, 1881 15t Class 24 Class. Chicago Albany 4 £25 00 Baltimore . . 2300 21 00 Boston. 23 00 Buffalo 20 00 New Yori Philadelphia. 27 00 24 00 Via Chicago, and the C., B. & Q. once sent to the other jewelers of the city. Some time later a young fellow, probably mot over 20, en- tered the store of Max Meyer & Bro., and presented the identical watch for sale. The clerk told him to wait a moment until he had examined the time-picce, and at once telephoned fora policeman. City Jailer McClure detailed Ofticer Jacob- son and a short time afterward the policeman had the young man under arrest. He de- nied having stolen the watch and said he had received it a short time previously from a stranger who re- quested him to find out what it was worth. He did not know the man's name. The youth said he had just arrived from California and was on his way east. Mr. Baumer identified the property. Resolutions of Respect. At a meeting of Emmett Monu- ment association, held on Thursday evening May 19th, the following res- olutions were adopted. ‘Waezess, Tt has pleased the all- wise Creator to remove from our midst by death, our much beloved brother Peter Murphy, after much suffering, therefore, be it ResoLvev, That in the death of Brother Murphy this association has lost one of its best members; the 22 00 | community a valuable citizen, the |cl cause of Irish nationality a firm and ardent supporter, and his family is bereit of an everkind and loving Yellowstonenational park illustrated hall, at 8 o'clock. this (Monday) evening, at Masonic [, latest NEW Yorx $) SATION. Tenth Street Sewer Caved In, As predicted by Tk BEE the first real shower of rain that has come has twisted the Tenth street sewer into a shapeless mass of stone and rubbish. the water is rushing through there seeking an outlet through the crevi- ces. The money and labor spent on the affair is utterly wasted. The ground on the north side of the bridge is filled with fissures and every now and then a small section of tergitory drops into the flood below. ‘Whether the abutments of the bridse itself are endangered depends entirely upon whether a rain storm should come up before something is done in the matter. The inlet to the sewer is choked up with a heavy mass of stone and filth. A better argument in favor of the sewer bonds probably could not be furnished. PERSONALS. M. E. F. Lalk, local ticket agent of the B. & M. road at Atchison, spent Sunday on a visit to his friend, Mr. Arthur Saxe. Owing to his well known temperance pro- s, Mr. Lalk has little fault to find with the new prohibitory law in Kansas. H. M. Brown has returned from Nebras- ka City, where he has been visiting his “Tue Musmy” At HICKMAN's--the ¢ MBRELLAS—And Parasols repered by M. SCHUTT 11thand Farmam sts. 7 The sewer fell in Sunday and now | Sstisiact "The successors of the Amer. can House, on Douglas strect, betwcen th and 10th, for board, lodging and transient cus- CORNER OF I5TH AND CAPITOL AVENUE. —Contralto.— MISS KATTIE LOWE —Soprano.— Prof. B. STRASSER, Violinist The Grand- Chorus, 350 “Voices 350 Under the Direction of PROF. AUG. WALTHER, THE GRAND ORCHESTRA, 4 ot e et intrumentalit o the 4 ZConducted by Prof. F. M. Steinhauser. REDUGED FARES on all Rail- roads Leading into Omaha. he spacions heing erected cspecially for the located on t my2Tdiewd Fieer xezo BONTS & SHOES SIGNORA MABELLA! To Be Closed Out Immediately Regardless of Cost. ‘We respectfully call your attention to the large and varied assortment of Boots and Shoes, including some of the very best grades in Ladies’ and Gents' Hand and Machine Sewed, from several of the leading manufacturers in the East, whica will be sold at about HAILF PRICE © To Close Out. This is a rare chanee for BARGAINS. Come One, Come All, and self at HALF PRICE. Rem her the Place, 216 So. 15th St., Union Block, Bet. Farnham & Douglas. your THE NEW YORK EEAT COMPANTY! Has REMOVED from Creighton Hall, 11th and Farnham, to ONE DOOR WEST OF B. & M. HEADQUARTERS. For the Largest Assortment, the Latest Styles and THE BEST QUALITY OF HATS AND CAPS, Tug New Youk Cospaxy LEADS THEM ALL. Satisfy yourself by I b B <t Styles of Straw [ats just opened. ~ Horse Shoes éfld Nails INRON AND WAGON STOCK THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF IN THE WEST, St. Louis, §10, via Wabash. ; Cd protector. famil stoy ‘temporarily, at 3 Hosmiz Bros., *h Rasouym that this saciation hre- e o ‘ i 809 Tenth St. y tender to the family of our late| Prof. Rathbun hasreturned home from The speakers were Col. E. F. Smyth, e brother, the heartfelt sympathies of | the east. | yfrom Omaha, and Col. W. F. Sapp, A Permanent Hack Stand. its members in their deep affliction| W.H. H. Llewellyn, United States de- Rev. F. T. Webb, Rev. M. D, Collins, | A pefition was being circulated for | and bereavement. tective, ‘left yesteniay to take charze Absolutely Pure. exico. He | Made trom Grape Cream Tartar. o othe. prc - b % sl RRschran it of his Indian agency in Net and Col. J. H. Keatley. * signatures yesterday, calling upon the|, = i‘g‘}';mi_h:d""&’; ';i:“!‘f;efim: was accompanied by Capt. Smith and John | psration makes such lizht, flaky hot breuis The of the procession was as | council to fix upon a permanent hack . of the | McEvaney. s vy ¥ stand in some pl:g ofpu,. city. At b he and that they be published | o) pag) Vandervoort, chief head clerk | " ’ : in the the Omaha papers. U.8. service, delivered the decora- T SAKILG TOWDER Coy CoMMITTEE. | tion day address at Seward yesterday, New York. Dax. B. Couny, State Atent, Omaha. At Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & f2i! jan1s-6m Hansoy 7., OMAHA ¥ BIGYCLES, .ot s A © informatio K. L. D. SOLOMON. Paints, Ol and Glass. Domestic PATTERNS. m27-tf HICKNANS Hfijm"uflb‘. Rottorn onion sels, 5 quatts for25c follow:: _ at Buffet's. Magor W. R. Vaughn, members of | the present time the hacks are cir-