Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1882, Page 3

TH) UvauA DAILY BEE: MONDAY MAY 1, 1882 —_— Olgrars and Tobacco. THE DAILY BEE |ye5,5mamchm, mendun o #. ¥, LORENZEN manutacturer 1410 Farnham Florist. o ROW cor Toth abd Dosis sreenn L == e CMAMA PUBLISHING 00., PROPRIETORS. — i ‘arnham, bet. Oth and 10th Streets. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 1 year, I advance (postpaid) Olv)l Engineers and Surveyors. ANDRRW ROSEWATER, Creighton Block, Town Surveys, Gradoand Sewerago Systoma & Speclalty. 223 Gommisslon Merchants. JOHN G. WIL LIS, 1414 Dodge Streeh. D B. BERMER. For dotails see large advertiss. ment In Daily and Weekly. Vornice Works. Weatern Oomlce Works, Manufaoturers Tron Corule, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofiing. Orders trom any locality promptly executed in the best wanner. Factory and Office 1213 Harney S8 ©. SPECHT, Proprietor. Gulvanieed Tron Comices, Window Cae, el masiectured and put up In wny of the country. T.SINHOLD 416 Thirteenth strect RAILWAY TIME TABLE, CARD GHIOAGO, BY. FAUL, MINNRAFOLS AKD OMATIA RATLROAD, Leave Omaha—Pagsenger No, 9, 8:80a. m, Ao wmodstion No. 4, 1:0 (p. m Arive Omaha—Passenger No. 1, 630 p. w. Acetr = cdation No. 8, 10:60 . m. op 'y St L & P., loaves st 8 & m. and 8:40p, Arrives 5 81, Louia at 6:40 &, m. and 7:40 Oroeiery: J. BONNER 1800 Dongias stroet. Good line. Olothing and Fi hing Goor 8. 8 #PRe WENT OR ROUTHWRSTR.! 8. & M. In Nob., Through . | GRO. 1. PETERSON. Also Hats, Caps, Boots, B, & M. Lincoln Fxproes—o: Shoos Notions and Cutlery, 604 8. 10th streok, 3 B Jrartand Exgrom | i &'R. V. for Linsoln, 11 8how Oase Manufactory. 8 el 0. b, yhosd 0. P! velght No. 9, Manufaotarer and Dealer in all kinds of Bhow U. P frolght No. i Gasos, Upright Gascs, &, 1817 Casm Bh. UL P, trelght No. . FRANK L. GERITARD, proprietor Omaha . P, Denver exproas, 7:85 p. Show Caso manufactory, 818 South 16th street, U. P. fraivht No_11,'11:30 5, . Dotween Leavenworth and Marcy. All goods U, P. Denver trolght, 8:26 p. m. wareanted firet-clase, ARRIVING—FROM EAST AND ROUTH. WAivel ahh. WIS, C B ARG b00sm—THp m i iy aat ? P 0 Ay Dealer 1n Btoves and Tinware, and_ Manutacturer K. ., 8t of Tin Rcofy and all Kinds of Bullding Work, 0dd Fellows' Rlock. 0. & R. V. trom Liucoln—1:08 p. m. J. RONNER, 180 Donglaa 88 ood and_Chesn. U. P. Paciile Expross—3:26 p. m. B’ & M.In Neb., Through Exvress—4:16 p m. (Geods, & M. Lincoln Express—0:¢6a . § J. EVANS, Wholosalo and Rotall Seed Drilla and 0. P, Donver axprom, 736 b . \ Cultivators Odd Fellows Hallk TE " Kty aas. Physicians and Surgeons. o . . W. 8. GIBBS, M. D., Room No 4, Oreighton U2 Elok, i Steoet o o ¥. b. LEISENKL o'a ©. L. HART, M. D., Fhotograpners. GEO, HFYN, PROP. @rand Central Oallery, 312 Sikteonth Stroot. near Masonlo Hall, Wirot-ciass Work and Prompt- ne6s guaranteen Plumbing, Gas and Steam F'tting. P, W. TARPY & CO., 216 13th 8t., bot, Faroham | and Douglas, Work promptly attended to, D. FITZPATRICK, 1409 Douglas Street, ainting an _ apor _anging. HENRY A. KOSTKRS. 141 Dodge Streed. E8hoe Htores. Philllp Lan__ 1820 Farnham st._bet. 18th & 14th. Becond Hand 8tore. PERKINS :FLEANI‘&.HE lae Bt., New and flnfl ind Furn| fouse Furnishing Goods, , Imul;;v ‘And oold o DAFrOw tarwins. S ot S S avery day. * Oaledonia " J FATLCONER 870 16th Btreed. T Undertakers. CHAS. RIEWE, 101% Farnbam bes. 10th & 118d. 90 Oent Stores. Farnham 88 . Fanov Goodn NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the co-partner- ehiip heretofore existing under the firm, name and style of J. C. Panter & Co., has been this day dissolved by mutus] consent.” J. H. Panter to continue the business, and will pay all deots against said firm ana collect all debis owing to =5 wl'hl.llmhdqof April 1882, v P5. . PANT oseat FRANK ROGERS, TAX NOTICE. OITY TREASURRR'S OPPI } Omaka Neb., Aptll 18, 182! By Bpecial Ordinance No, 292 passed by the cit; ‘council of the city of Omaha, on April 4th 1 & 8po.ial tax for the constrtiction and materi of sewers in scwer district No. 8un the cliy ¢ Omaha waa levied and assessed against tho tollowing described real estate t0-wit. All fots and parts of lots in blocks numbered 138 $0 141 Inclusive; also cu lots 8 and 4 in block 182, and ‘afl fots and paxts of lots in block “G" all 'in the city of Omaba; sald lots and_blocks boing sittated between Farnam and Harney streets, This tax is payable to the City Treasurer on or before Way 6th 1682, after whiih date apen- alty of ten per cent. will boadded, together with interest at the rate of cne per cent, per_month, payablei n advance. TRUMAN BUCK, L3 d “% d 5:00 an : and B:00 p. T, Gounall Bitfls”at orks and 1112 & o 9:36, 4125 and 6:26 p. . passenger trains between nmvl ‘Omaha—6:16, 00 p. m. Acrive m.; BLEO, 700, 7216, 1 Bl 0, 5 0., Bloux City & . 00 ‘Local mails for State of iows leave but once & i e andays troin 18 m. b1 p. . m. T A O, ¥ BALL P M. [, o pacwrs Busin‘Ess Directory. Abstract and Real Estate, JOHN L. MoCAGUE, opposite Post Office. 'W. B. BARTLETT 817 South 13th Street. Archlitects. DUFRENE & MENDELSSOHN, ARCHITEOTE ‘Room 14, Creighton Block. A. T. LARGE Jr., Room 2, Oreighton Block. Boots and Shoes. JAMES DaVINE & GO, A Fine Boots and Shoes. ‘assortmont Bome work on hand, corner 13th snd Hamey. THOS. ERICKSON, 8. E. cor. 16th and Bouglas. JOHN FORTUNATUS, 19 stroot, manutacturea ¥ ordor good A Detnee Revatring ama B8 Inixipions. 1 RevRistn e COMBE Bod Springs. LARRIMER Manufactarer, 1517 Dongias st. Books, News and Btatlonery. J. L FRUEHAUF 1016 Farohary Street. Butter and Eggs. d B Ciwy Treasurer. N e 1o o | s J. L. WILKIE, RESTAURANT, MPD.‘“‘A.“RY“. MANUFACTURER OF oot o Boan fog the Mosey. PAPER BOXES. Batisfaction Guarmnieod. £18 and 220 8, 14th St. - BrEE Soari by tho Day, Week or Mouth. 0 Day, Weo 7 ¥ Good Terms for Cash Purnished Rooms Supplied. Qarriages and Roaa Wagons. ‘WM SNYDER, 14th and Harney Strects. , Clothing ‘Bought. 3, BARKIS will pay highestCash price for secoad ONVLA ELS CORNICE WORKS othing, Corner;l0th and Farnbam. okl e e C. SPECHT, JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnham Btreet. H i Proprietor, H. BERTHOLD, Ragsand Motal. Lumber Lims and Oement. FOSTER & GRAY corner 6th and Douglas Hts. 1213 Harney 8treet, . OMAHA, - - - NEB —MANUFACTURERS OF— GALVANIZED IRON Cornices, Lamps and Giassware. 3. BONNER 1809 Douglss 5t Good Varloty. Morchant Tailors. One of our most popular Merchant Taflors is re- oelving the latost dulgm for Spring and ] 9.4 G o e e abin Lot i b Pare; | DOYmer Windows, Finials, Millinery. MBS, 0. A. RINGER, Wholeeale and Retall, Fan- Goods 1o gross varlety, Zophyrs, Cand oards, iory, Gloves, Corsots, &o. ' Chodpest House I tho Wost. Purchasers save 80 per cend, Order by Mail. " 116 Fifteenth Strook, Founary, JOHN WEARNE & SONS cor. 14th & Jackson ste Plour and Feed. OMAHA CITY MILLS, 8th and Farsham Sts., Waelshans Bros., proprietors. Qrocers. & BTEVENS, 1sb between Cuming and Isar 2. A. MoSHANE, Corn, 23d and Ouming Streets. Harawaie, ron ana Steel. OLAN & LANGWOBTHY, Wholesals, 110 s’ 19 16th streeh 4. HOLMES corne 16th and California. narness, Baddies, &c. B. WEIST 0 18th 8t bet Farv: & Harney, Hotels § ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfleld, fth & Farnbam DORAN HOUSE, P. H. Cary, 913 Faruham 8). BLAVEN'S HOTEL, ¥. Slaven, 10b B1. Bouthern Hotel Gus. Hamel 9th & Loavenworth rugs, Paints ana Olls. KUEN & 00. Pharmacists, Fine Yano Goods, Cor, 16ta aad Dougles stroeta W.J. WHITEHOUPE, Wholessl & Betall, 16th ot . FIELD, $083 North #ide Cuming Steeol. PARR. Druggit. 100 and Howard iresta. Dentista. DR. PAUL Williscu’ Block Gor. 16th & Doigs. Uiy Gooas Notions, Eto. JORN.R, ¥, LEUMANK & 004 itish Amerioa Assurance €o... ... 1,600,000.0 Oftios, Boya's Opera Houss. W, J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Opriou—Froat Rooms (up stairs) in Hanscon 's ow brick bullding, N. W. ocorner ¥i'tesath snd Parnham Riveats W. 8. G1BBS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIN, IRON & SLATE ROOFING, BpeoLVa Patent Metalic Bky light. Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and BRACKET SHELVING. am the general Btate Agent for the above goods. noof I TS 'HakE Ralliage, Windiow and Cellar. I s; also GENERAL AGENT Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind. sovadt Geo. P. Bemis ReaL EsTaTe Acency, 15th and Dodge Bts,, Omaha, Neb, Tuis goncy does srmicriye brokerage businom. Pow i speculate and therofore auy bargain i e A Gen'l Insurance Agent o i \BONNER 1309 Dougis e Fine coods &c. €rce Works. OMAEA FENCE 00. .I‘UII, FRIES § CO 1218 B arney Bt Ico Boxes, lice ard Wood Fe l-ann cos, Ofice Winew. Foonters Pine snd Walna i Em—— Boom No 4, ton Blook, 15tk ROSENFELD _ 10th Bt.. bed Far. & Har OUHIH s . Retrigerators, Oanfield's Patent. Orrics Houks; AN PN, GOODMAN 1th 8t. bet. Faro. & Harmey | leplone counected with Central Office THE IRON HORSE, And Topios of the Track on Which He Travels. Railroad Rumors from All Quarters. GOULD'S GAMR, A special to the Chicago Tribune, from Atchison, says: The appoint- ment of Henry bi Teller, & Union Pacific attorney, to be secretary of the interior, 18 looked upon with grave alarm by the railroad interests in the west opposed to Mr. Gould, and is regarded as a scheme to get away with something hike a 8110,- 000,000 from the United States. They argue that it is quite generally known that the government loaned §60,000, - 000 to the original Pacific roads to in- duce their construction in the new and unsettled country, with the un derstanding that the roads skould pay five per cent of the net profits or six per cent annual interest; but by means which were notorious the Paciticroads have so far avoided the payment of ny amount to the government for the loan, either a8 interest or per cent of the net profits, and Jay Gould’s ambition is now believed to be to gobble tne en- tire amount, which by the terms of the original contract is now $110,000,- 000. To this end 1t is asserted a tool of the company was élected to the United States senate as an acknowl- edgment of his eminent services in ‘‘absorbing” the Colorado Central and turning it over to the Union Paofic. To this end, it is believed this same man was made secretary of the in- terior in the face of men more prom- inent in politics and against the pro- test of states having much greater clams than Colorado. The signifi- cance of the move of the railroads op- posed to the Gould interest is appar- ent, as theso were compelled to fur- nish thejir own capital, whereas Gould has obtained the most of his from the government, for the Pacific companics have had the use of $65,000,000 of public money for a great number of years without the payment of a cent of interest, and the prospects are that principal and interest will finally be “‘absorbed” by the vyigorcus hand which manages Pacific affairs. Since he Central branch; which was subsi- dized for 100 miles, passed under the control of the Missouri Pacitic the owners of stock leased the road to confederates at such a high price that apparently there 18 nothing left at the end of the year to divide with the government, and this has been the excuse for delay from the time the loan was originally made until the present. Ancther evidence that a thorough train between here and Denver is to be put on via Atchi- son is that the Burlington between Atchison and Creston is being relaid with steel with great haste, and a great part of the road-bed is now bal- Iasted for the first trains from Atchi- son to St. Joe. The track is already the finest in the west, and this condi- tion of things will be extended to Creston at once. It is.also worthy of note that every foot of track between Atchison and Topeka has lately been newly ballasted, and a great deal of new steel put down. A corps of B. & M. engineers are in camp at Rulo, Neb., about forty miles north of Atchi- son. There are rumors with refer- ence to their intentions. The firat is that a bridge over the Missouri river is to Lu built ab that point, end-the second is that a line is to be built southwest into Kansas to punish the Missouri Pacific for invading Ne- braska,” TRAIN DITCHED, The extra B. & M. freight which left Lincoln for the west Friday morning met a cow on the track near Denton station. The cow got off the track in a second, stiu so did the loco- motives that were pullivg the train and a few freight cars. The locomo- tives were smashed up somewhat, likewise a freight car or two. The train from the west was delayed a few hours. A wrecking train was sent out during the afternoon, the obstruc- tions were removed and trains were running as usual. GOOD FOR JUNK. The Cheyeune Leader says that T. M. Junk, the well known railroad en- gineer, has just performed a feat that was never before attempted on the Union’ Pacific road, namely, running an engive all the way from Omaha to Ogder. The company desired tosend an engine to Ogden, and, of couase, they wanted to make use of it en route, Mr. Junk was put on the footboard and took the engine with n trainright through without difficclty. This is the first time this feat has been ac- complished, because no one man be- fore Mr. Junk knew all of the road, He was formerly an engineer on the mountain division, and has Iately been transferred to the eastern division Besides, he has often been over the western division, but this is the first time he has taken a train through. Peneionerson the Rolls Cincinnati Coinmercial. gdop A resolution .was ted in the senate April b, calling for.the total number of pensioners upon.the roll, the annual value cf the pension rol), and the amount actually ‘paid, includ- ing arrears, for the year ending Sep- tember 4, 1881, The secretary of the interior, through Commissioner Dud- ley, has obtained the information led for, and has sent it to the senate. The number ol pensioners on the roll in Septemher, 1881, was 267,851, the annual value of whose pensions was $29,268,469, Of these 12,000 were not and pensior.ers not having called for their pensious within three years, they have elapsed. Five thousand were sailors w] residence was not known, and 252,861 pensioners were paid, the amount requi to pay their annual ions and and arrears being $61,- 204, ! In New York state there were 32,- 024 pensioners on the rolls, the an- nual values of whose pensions was $3 % 426,632, and to whom $9,610,411 was given in annual prepayments and ar- rears. Pennsylvania comes next in importance to New York, with 28,202 msioners; annual value of pensions, ,027,296, and annual payments and arrears, §5,746,802. Ohio is a good fhird in order, with 24,063 pension- ers, the apnual value of whose pen- sions and arrears . was 900, but to whom were paid, in annual yments and ar- rears, $4,941,620. Pensioners in In- dians, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts and Michigan, received upward of two millions of dollars in annual payments and arreare, and in Kansas, Kentucky, Missour, New Jorsey and they received upward of one million dollars. Alsska has one pensioner, who received 8176, The most F)pnlnu.- congressional district is the First, of Kansas, which has 2,930 pensioners, and the district in whioh the largest amount was paid to pensioners was the Third, of Maine, which has 2, 646 ponsioners, who were paid $642,657. subsequently to September, 1881, will eastorn,middle and western states, and and in Tennessee and West Virginia, while in the remaining southern states the losses of 1812 pensioners will not very matcrially decreaso the rolls for these localities, Vanderbilt's Daughters, Seeing Wm. H. Vanderbilt at the cirous reminds me, says a Now York correspondent, of his recent purchase on Fifth avenue. One might well imagine that with four of the most costly mansions in America in his im- $2,038,- | B, mediate family a feeling of content- ment would steal over his soul—at least in the matter of mansions, The majority of men would indeed foel satisfied with one §4,000,000 resi. dence without rushing up three others, but *‘Wm. H. is peculiar,” as the commodore used to say. His new purchase (thetitle was transferred Tues- day last) is an extemsive plot of ground on the southwest corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty-Fourth street. He proposes to huild two mansions for is only two children who are unpro- ed tor in that way. These are his dnughuw Mrs. Knapp and Mea, Soward Webb. When the last named married Dr. Webb, the millionaire father made her a bridal present of the old—that is, eight year old— Van- derbilt mansion on the cornerof For- tieth street and Fifth avenue, with all its furniture and pictures intact. This was a princely gitt, but it did not suit the fair bride, who has lived i the $4,000,000 mansion just long enough to be discontented with anything thit will not raik first emong the Fifth avenue palaces. When the paternal builder heard her discontent he was delighted at another chance at build- ing, and immediately resolved to put up two instead of one palace. When he has dons there is a terrible fats in| , store for hum. There will be no more ohildren to build mansions for. Ihe gloom and horror that muat inevitably come upon him at the thought wiil shatter his naturally strongcorstitu- tion; unless, indeed, he takes a new lease of life and begins to buwld for his grandchildren. That will be a colos- sal task, as their name is legion, but 1 believe the old man would tackle it with avidity. If hedoes we'll have to change the name from Fifth to Van- derbilt avenue, and the few mansions that are not in this remarkable family can only bo distinct by conspicuous sgns reading: “This house hss no counection with the Vanderbilts,” — A Significant Fact, The cheapest medicine in use io TroMAS’ ELECTRIO O1L, because so littls of jit is )a(gllred to effect a cure, For |- croup, diphtheria and disease of the lungs and throat, whether used for bath ing the chest or throat, for taking intern ally or inhaling, it is & matchless com pound, 28.d1w Among the Brokers. The speculators in Wall street are| by no means happy., Ever since the day Garficld’ way shot they claim that there hrs been a lumpy gurke: and that whenever there has been a rally in prices it has an unhealthy com- plexion, so as to create a distrust that deterred speculation. Many of the outeide speculators have closed up their accounts and gone away, saying that they will only return to the streot when speculation is safer. There has never such a sense of the great financial leaders. Gould and Vanderbilt appear to be acting together, the smaller fry con- clude that it is dangerous for them to be around. The concerted movement distrust of to improve the condition of things |t starting with Gould’s display of the contents of his pocket-book, while at the time trusted as of a belief in the higher value of cer- tain stocks, has now the appearance of a trick to unl ad and the burden 1s now on the general public, while Jay Gould is seeking pleasure in the west and Mr. Vanderbilt is out of the strect. The general in- dignation at the scheme to unload is very great. Mr, Gould had inter- views published in his two newspapers ~~both" daily—and Cyrus W. Field swelled the chorus of whistling to keep up courage in his afternoon sheet. The Associated Press spread the in- terviews before the whole country, and gudgeons bit at the bait. There was a rush for certain stocks puffed up by Gould, Vanderbilt, 8age, Dillon and Field, and tho scramble seemed to indicate the fear that there would not be enough stocks to go around, The pegging up process was inshituted so that day by day the ‘‘dear public” had to pay more and more for the stocks, and the burden of Mr, Gould’s stocks were Jightened, These mngnnm in their generosity parted witl demand for, and then the pex was taken out, It is believed the trick was worth a half million to Gould and Wisconsin | ess The comparative gain | § be generally distributed among the j before boen | 1 When | 4 all the stocks there was a | ghe MAN TR, o .J; TR Fw 6 fiy A P YN L Grond Rack land Routs! Want for betng the most"Mirect, quickent, An safost line connecting the great Metropolls, CIT1 CAGO, and tho EASTAR, Nowrn-FANTRRR, |3 1 #ud SouTi-EasTReN Liwas, which terminate | here with KANSAR CrrY, = LEAVREWORTH, ATOHISOR Covxo,. Buovrs and OMATIA, the Comuweotar Crwenns from which mdiste EVERY LINE OF ROAD Ahat penctrates the Continent from the Missour Rivor to tho Pacifio Slope. The OHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PA . " CIFTO RATLWAY 4 the only line from Chicago owntng 4rack tn Kanaaa, of which, by 1ts own rond, reachee th inte Ahove named. No YRANSPRRS BY CARRIAGE o gaivo corxactiows! No buddling In il vent!lal OF unclean cars, as oves onger aarriod In oy, ‘clean And. ventlieled. ocachen apon Fuat Kxpres Traine DAY RS of untivalod magnificence, PULLMAN PALACR SLAXPING CAA, and out own world.-facionr DiNiN0 CARS, upon which moals are served of un surpassod oxcellenco, at the low rate of SEvEN=Y FINR Cxxrs maon, wibh ample #imo for healitta enjoymont. rouch Cars botween Chleago, Peorls, Mil wankou and Missourl River Pointa; and closs ccn nactlons st ail polate of intersection with othes Fonds We ticket (do not forget this) directly to place ot lmportance in Kana, Nebraska ills, Wyoming, Utal, ldaho, Kevada, Callto akon, Washington Territory, Coiorado, Arizons #nd Nol Mexioo, ali beral arrangemonts r baggage any othbr line, and rated of fare always an ow st competitars, ¥ho furaleh bt & tithe o the com o Dopn and rackle of aportvnen free, Tickets, ciaw wad folders ab sll princtpa offices n the Unitad fieaton and Oarada. R. R. CARLE, E. 8T, JOHN, Vico Provt & Gen, Gon. Tké and Pase'r Ag anager, Chioaco Ohloaco. FAST TIME| In going East take the {hicago & Northwest- waw, Tralne leavo Omaha 8:40 p. m. and 7:40 &, m, 1full Intormaston call on H. P, DUEY, Ticket 4th aod Farnbam Sts J, BELL, U, P, Depot, or at JAMES T. CLARK, Genor- Ymaha al7m&e tf J. C. ELLIOTT & C0. Plumbing, Steam & Gas Fittmg AGENTS POR AN W OR TEC’S Turbine Water Motor. ALKO JOBRRRS, IN Pumps, Pipe Fitting and Brass Cor. 14th and Harney, Omaha, Neb, Wavks MoTOR LN CONBT/N T OPREATION COUNSELOR - AT - LAW J. H. McOULLOCH, Room 4, Crelghton Block, Fiftoenth Stroed. 18-8m " Dexter L. Thomas. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ___Room8, Creighton ¥ Proposals For Indlan St Transportation, DPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Oftice of D T Atuire, Wa: tngton; ApH 25, 1865, “Sested dylupnn-ll indored ‘“Proposals for s for Beef must be su mited in sep- r wee,) Flou:, Clothing, o portation, » c., (a9 the case’ may b-.f 'and 1l ed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, on, 66 ani( 67 Wooster street, New York, will bo rocolved untl. 1p. m. of Tuosdny, May 23, 1882, for furnishi g [0F the Indian Scrvice About 800,000 pounds ¢ acon, 40,000, 00 pounds Boof on the hool, 1. 5,000 pourida 70,000 pounds Bakiug Powder, 7,000 000 ounds Corn, 760,000 pounds Coffee, 800,00, pounds Flour' 212,000 wunds Feed, 800,000 yunds Hard Bread, 7b,- 00 pounds Hominy. 0000 pouuds Lard, 1,680 uarrols moss pork, T80 pounds. Rice, 115 66,000 pon ‘lobaceo 200,000 uuds Ealt, 240,0\.0&»0\1 s Soap, 6,000 pounds 1,200,000 pounds Sugar and 839,000 pounds lles and . Blankots, Woolen and Colton Goods, ting in part of Ticking, 83,000 y ta; Calico, 8 0,000 yads; Dilliug, Duck. free from all rlzing, 170,000 y riaw; Gingharm, 560,000 1 000 yards; Uheviot. 5,500 ‘yards; tucky Jea B, wn S0 ecting, 200 000 yards, Bloached Sheet! Ing, 20,000yar v Hickory + irting 10,600 yards; Calloo Shirting, 6,000 yards; sy, 15000 ar 14, Clothin, Grocer! ons, Hudware, edical Suppiles, and o ‘long list of m scel- such s Harness, Plows, Rakos Forus, &c, snd'for about 476 Wagons requi co in Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, dub), Indian To ritory, ‘Minnesota,” Montans, § ovadn aud Wisconsin, to'be deliver- ed at Chicago, Kans.s City, and :foux City, Also for such Wagons as may bo sequired, adapted to tho limate of the Paciflo Cout, with Callforsis brakes, delivered at Ban Francirco, 1o, & an portation for such of the articles, fw contracted for B (RN T BLANKS Sohedules showing the kinds aud quantiiies of subsintouce supplics equired for each Agency aid the kinds -1.d quan‘itios in gross, of all other go.ds and artivics, together with blank proposals and fori.s for contract and bond, con. ditions tc be observed by bidders, time' and ivery, terms of contract and pay- usporfation routes, aud all other noced- y i1 wtruciious will ba {urished wpon appll- cation to the Indian Offico in Waehington, ~or Nos, 06 and 67 Wooster street, Now York; Wi, H. Lyou, No, 453 Brosdway, New York; the Comin eari Cheyenno, Loulw, Baint Paul, San F the Postwaster at Sloux City, and to the Pcst: mastern at the following named places 1n Kan- sas; Arknosss City, Burlington, Caldwell, Dodge City, Emporls, Eurcka, Great Bend, Howard, Hutchison, Lar. e1, McPrerson, Mar- fon, Medicine Lodge, New on, Osage City, o- dan, Sterling, Topeks, Wellington, Wichiia sud Winfiold, Bids will be opeved a# the hour aud day above statod, aud bidders are invited Do prosont st opening, of Bubsistence, U. B, A, ab cage, | esvenworth, Omaha, Baint \cisco, nod Yankton; ChRTIrED CHACKS, All bids must be accompanied by cortified checks upon some United Biates Depository of As slutant Tressurer, for »t least five por cent. of to Vanderbilt, and these two worthies aro about as unpopular in Wall street as their worst enemies can desire them to be. S{:eouhlau who a year ago were ru their hands in glee over the ce in their favor and congratulating themselves upon the talent they displayed in| Pou their ventures, are now thin, nervous and fretful, and are disposed to con- fide to you as anear friend thatif Wall street will now let them have back the money they brought to it they will bid farewell to every tear and wipe their weeping eyes. Four per cents will be g enough for them hereafter, and they will seek some legitimate business. It is a cu- rious fact that as long as the wheel of fortune is turning in favor of the Wall street gambler the business ap- s:n wholly legitimate, but when the 'k days come he feels that after all he should have Inothing to do with the street, for it is not & strictly legit- imate occupation, ——— . Bucklin's Arnica Salve, The Besr SALVE in the world for Cuts, ruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuw, Fever Hores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains, Corn, aud afl skin’ eruptions, and posi- tively cures piles, It ve uu.hd% ‘zon or b:;nlu A cen! 3 O, ¥. Goodman il i 1 the hmenunt of the BORERYGE, Commts-foner, NOTICE. To Elieka McLaughlin non-resideat defendant: You are heriby noufled that on the 2th day. of April 1662, Kdward D. MeLaushlin filed & dilen auaiiot v - in the District Court” of 1as County, Nesrasks, tho object and pray- or of which are to obtaln orcw from 3 ou and custoly of the children; lssue o the msrriage wiih you, on the yrou 'you_ have wiltuily sbandoned the plaintiff without 'wd cause, for the ferm of two years last past. You ar re- uired So anamer sad tition un or betore Mon- o 1 une L - l. D. MoLAUGHLIN, Plaintiff, evmon4t By R 8. Hawy, his Aftorney. oo President. W. 8. Daisiing, Soc. and Treas. THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING GO Lincoln, Neb. MANUFACTURERS OF Planters, Harrows, Farm Rollers, ..fit"‘n., Rakes, Bucke! Elevating Wind m & NROMS MOHAMP, Vice Pres's. We axo propared to do job work and manuf tarig fof other pariios Addres all orders NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING 0., Luscous Nes COOKING STOVES, A SPECIAILITY, HARDWARE, And Tinware, Wmn. F. Stoetzel, IOTH AND JACKSON. Daily Arrivals of Now Soring Goods in Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES, And Sold At “STRICTLY ONE PRICE!I" I am selling the Celebrated Wileon Bro.'s Fine Shirts, known as the BEST Fitting and Most Durable Shirts Made. F.C. MORG-AT, WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnhem St.. Omaha, Neb. FOSTER &GRAY, “-WHOLESALE— ' LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts., O™ AEXL w = = m INTIEITES. ——DEALERS INe— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Proo A E OES VAULTS, LLOOCEK S, &COC. 1020 Farnham Street, ONIAEILA,, i ol NEE. FASHIONABLE HATTER! R. J. SAXE, Has opened a New Haf Store in Opera House Block on 15th St. where can be found all the desirable Styles at Moderate Prices. A complete Spring 8tock has been boaght and will arrive in a fow days. A Full Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods wlll be added soon. R. J. SAXE, FASHIONABLE HATTER. OPFP=w.A EOUSE RLOCES. Special Attention Is Once More Called to the Fact thau M.EELLMANGS CO. Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and Prices ot CLOTHING, FORMEN'S, BOYS' AND OHILDREN'S WEAR, . F ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps!’ We are]) ed to meet the demands of the trade in regard to Latest Styles : F:::P-twm. Fine Merchant Tailoring in Oonnection A7 RESPHOTFULLY, M. HELLMAN & CO,, 13011303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th S. W. WYATT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LU IV IEIEIER., Lath, Shingles, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. 16th and Ouming 8ts. OMAHA, NEB SPRING 1882 e ——————————— J. S. CAULFEIBILD e WHOLES ALE e BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER ~AND DEALERI N~ Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham 8t. Omaha Neb. o