Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1883, Page 4

_7\“-‘._x - o t ' - e & ;’he OE.a_f_wa Bee. Published nvl:( morning, except Sun. »y. The enly Monday morning daily, TERMS BY MAIL— One Year....$10.00 | Three Months.$3,00 Bix Months.. 5,00 | One Month.... 1.00 CHE WEEKLY BEE, published overy Woe inesdsy. TERMS POST PAID— Ono Year $2.00 | Three Months, 50 Six Moatl 1.00 | One Month.... 20 Axzrioax News CoMpaNy, Sole Agente Newsdealers in the Unitod States, CORRESPONDENCE -All Communi. |atfons relating to News snd Editorial matters thould be sddressed to the Knrror or Trk Pe, BUSINESS LETTERS—AIl Busines Letters and Remit! oo should be Areased to THE Bee LIBHING COMPANY -JMAHA, ~ Drafts, Checks and Postoffico Jrders to be made payable to the ordoer of the Cowpany. Tho BEE PUBLISHING C0., Props. E. ROSEWATER Editor Mg, Hascarn will not ran sgalnst Judge Savage, but ho will now try to pull for the city conncil. —_— Tue republicans muat trot out their strongest man for mayor it they ex- poot to beat Jadge Savage. Ler every voter be sure that his name is on the registration list for his ward, The new law requires a per- l I8 IT PREJUDICE ? The 8t. Louis Railway Roeglster, in noting the spread of antl-monopoly sentiment, says: ‘‘There has been this winter an unmistakable wave of popular prejudics and jealonsy of cor- porations, whish has rolled over the land and influenced nearly every one of tho United States to attempt, at loast, tho enactment of antl-rallroad legislation, In some Insisnces the proposed measures havo boen defeated, but more often they have succeeded, efther In whole or in part,” This view of the anti-monopoly fasuo is the ono moat generally taken by the monopoly managers and their organs, The rlsing of the people agalnat the abueon of corporate power and the attempts of thelr representa- tives to onact leglalation for the enp. y of railroad ed to s sensc- pression of the ty ' management, is less prejacice agaiost the railroads and o jeslousy of thelr iucreasing wealth and wilening power. With a contemptuoua dlsregard for public in- terests the rallrcad managers haye closed their oars to the complaints of the people and obttinately refused to remedy the evi1i which have grown up with the aggrandiziment «f corporate R L T ported as at fover heat and threats of o war of extermlnation are fally made by the miners and ranchmen. The troops have been called out and the Fourth and Sixth cavalry are on the field. General Crook has started for the front and will direst operations in person, It is safo to say that the cam- paign will be a vigorous one and at- tended with no foolish phllanthropy, A thorough whipping of tho renegade Indians is necessary to prevont a gen. eral upriaing of the Apaches throvgh- out Arizons, The San Carlos Indians are alteady reported aa growlng more ory victory reported a8 won by their old chief and and fore neasy with a continuance of the outrages un. checked would certululy result in acceesions to Jut's band from the agency Apache 000 Indisns in Al ico and Thero are over 27,- nd Now Mex- every | o demsnds the prompt quelling cf the outbreak. Tue head of the democratic oty tlcket is very strong, but the tail Is powerfually weak and the mlddle Is somewhat bloated, RIGISTRATION 1I3T. monopolles throughout the United States, The opposition to the corpo- rations arises from the abuse of char- tered priviloges, not through preju- dice agalgst tho systom. The people THIRD WARD. Arnold JN218 0 9:hat Arnold Geo 209 1 9.h st Bauer A L 212 = 10th st Baroes John N). 2 engine house Barnes John 108 s 10:h st sonal appearance beforo the reglatrars, have everywhere welcomed the advent Barber H 1011 Davenport st —— of fthe railroads, They bave Bachllne soha 1224 D)dge st Joux Brows, Victoria's falthfal [contribated lavishly in snbsidies to|Beatty Sam 212 n 12:h st gillie, Is dead. effect the Quoen’s health more than her sprained knee. Mgz, WiLLiaM ANDERYON accep's the democratio nominatlon for the counssl as a kicker, and expects to re- main a kicker durlng his natural life. That's the kind of a wild goose-quill he fe. Cnrcaco has entered upon a city campalgn in whlch high liceuse and the defeat of Carter Harrison for mayor ave tho lszues, A high license bill has passed to its firet reading in the Illinois leglslature and the subjoct 18 belng actlvoly discussed through out the entirn atate. WitniN tho last three doys heavy selves heavily to insure the exclusion of ;trunk llnos and their branches. Many of the roads have been conetruc ed entlrely from the proceeds of na- tlonal and private bounty, If any prejudico exlats, it is the result of the operations of the roads and the extor- tlon, dlecrimination and corruption which ha nded the management of nearly every line cf railwazs built and operated in the Ualted Stater, The universelily of the risirg sgainet corporate abuges 1s the sirongent. proof of its necessity, It is confined to no one scction of tho country,and the wrongs ¢ mplained of are in near- ly every lnslaves tho samo. Thia in itsolf shown that tho abuses og iset which the poople are coutonding have o common cause. And this cause it is rais have prevalled alopg the whole Pacifio t, and roports from San Francisco predic: a hoavier wheat orop than has been harvested since 1881 A fallure of the Califorals wheat crop | bers and gamblers who jrggle with would mean & loes of nearly 860,000,- | thelr stock to roll up immense fortunoe in vur exports OHAUNCEY FII.LEV,V Feank Hatton, Ben Butterworth, John O, Now and Mr. Windom are mentioned as possi- ble candidatos for the postmaster gen- eralship, of ex Senator Windom 1 the only one that commenda fitself to the public without neéd of explanations or eulogy. The appointment of any of the remainder would be promptly re- sexted by publio opinion, ©I the entire list the name Filley is belleved to be corrapt, Hatton Is a blowhard aud John O, New & ohronie oftice seeker, Mr. Arthur cannol afford to surround himself at this juncture with men of their class. olalmed is the excessive and unre atricted powor which the corporations now hold to subjeot every publicinter- est to tho unchecked groed of the job at the expento of the people of this country. With their gras> on the trade and commerse of the land, with their agents prcking our courts and legislatures and defying publio senti: ment from the prees, the capital and the bench, these highwaymen of the nineteenth contury extort their exor- The loss Is likely to | tholr construction, and taxed them- | Berthold Heury 411 s 10:h st Belodorft Liouts 1017 Harney st Benson Aug 1213 D ucias st Bloom 8imzon 104 ¢ 13 h st Bden And 215 12 n st Boyed sohn M 9.2 Harney st Brown Gao w 216 n 11th sc Brown C P 12056 Harney Brown D F 1224 Oapitol av Bruder Pat 108 s 10.h ot Bradley S 216 n 10 h at Brage Louls 1002 Harney at Buroham w O 1513 Oxpltol av Baoshmen H H 1423 Doglas st Buaeo s w 1419 booglas st Bjron w P 1306 Douglas st Bell A Carlton M K 1208 Howard st Carter E B 1222 Farnam st Caulfi-la J 8 1304 Farnam st Carr Tim 108 s 10 h &t Jary P K 913 Farnam ot Qarroll Pat 818 Howard st Jarroll Jamen 1024 Dodge st Campholi 8 8 915 Farnam st Ohose C S 1(2 8 13 h st Chase C C 102 & 13:h at Olark A K 924 Harnoy st Olain Jokn 14 9 n ot Gounelly Thns 913 D ivenport s Oollin G 1101 D uglas st Coops Hanxy 215 s 12th st Oonant Henry 1024 Douglas st Ocawford J C 1213 Capitol av O:onler W J 2.8 » 13th at. Oeumming M 111 13 b st Dann E N Metropolitan Denpsey M 913 Farnam st Deilone Frank 124 n 14th st Dellone Fred 123 n 13.h st Dingman J C 1223 Dodge st Doyle Peter 212 s 10:h st bitant tolls axd break down one class of patrons while they build up and enrich another olass. There ls no jealousy of the ocorporations but there is o growing fear of the corporate depotlsm. The peo- ' ple are jastly alarmod that a power E has grown up within the atate which bids falr to overshadow the state itself. It is selzlng the emblems of popular Doylo G M 1224 Dodge st Doyle John 212 5 10.b st Drake D K 101 ¢ 12 h st Drake C 8 101 s 12:h st Dobn Frank 913 Oapitol av Donovan M Donovan honse E'lis Howard 8th and Douglas st Egan Edward 913 Faroam st aright Michaa! 108 S 10:h st Eoqulst P G 817 Dodyge Ejmondson wm211 N 11th at Fostherston w N 1322 Howard st EEEE——— A rESIDRNT of Lookport, N. Y., has | soverelgnty and making vassale out of | Forbes A H 1120 Dodgo st recelved the conteact for the excava- tion of the first ten miles of the Pan- ama oanal, the contract price being $1,000,000 per mile. As work is to begin in D cimber it looks as it 1o spite of all rumors DoLesseps pet hobby is to be pushed to a pric- tical trlal. With the Sacz canal pay- ing 20 per cont a year dividends and plans already on foot for its enlarge- ment or duplication, there 13 no good | are jealous of this corporate power, reason)why the Panama venturo ehould | whish extorts untold millions every not prove a Inorative invostment for|year from produstive Industry and exr- stookholdera who are willlog to walt | trenching itself behind corrapti n and for returns, Tuere is » slight diffarenco of opln- | self. fon among our state contemporaries oconcorning the latest judicial appoint- ment, Asamatter of ouriosity we quote the following: freemen. Its inflaence is felt In every electlon, at caucus, primary and conventions, In our leglslative halls and in our jadlolal benches. It mak:s or unmakes laws at the diotate of the frresponsible rallway monarchs who laugh at popular interference, with what they arrogantly calltheir ‘‘vested rights,” What wonder {8 it that the poople of the country in every seciion bribery in the higheat places of the uation, bids defiance to the nation it THE APACHE OUTBREAK. Fogerty John 218 N 10:h st Foitlck Jobn nw cur 12:h and Howard Fox John 920 Harory st Ford Patriok 212 » 10th st Frotwell DS M Canfield House Fravk Jacob 418 » 10ih st Flanigan Mart 212 s 10th at. Flynn Jobu 212 & 10:h st Fliora C F 1120 Dodge st Finane M 924 D idge et Fiurl Nic 1008 Douglas st Girdner Sam 222 s 12:h st Galligon wm s 10th Haraey & Howard Gamble J A 1205 Harvey Garvin F F 920 Douglas Gavz F V 1006 Capt ave Grobe Hemy 1422 Harney Geebo Louis 1422 Harvey Grebe Henry jr 1422 Harney Grebo Theo 1422 Harney Graves Frank 10:h s engine house Geeen Robr 212 & 12:h st Grove C R 1124 Faroham Grossman Paul Paxton hotol Southern Ariz)na s again sufferlng under another Apache oatbreak at the Grosjean Julee 1024 Dodge Gilligan Par 212 south 10.h st Governor Dawes has appolnted T, |hands of a ralding band of rensgade | Gigh & 1417 Farnam st L. Norval, distrlot, on, G, moved to succsed Lorenz) Crounse. Thllhlp intment will be recogni the loas one.— Plattemouth Herald, , judge of the Sixth judiclal | Uhirloauhaua Indlans under the lead- |G Post, re- | erahip of Juh. This is the same band | G who, less than two years ago, made r of the state as a fit and ju- | Arlz)na sud Sonora a living hell for the settlers, and who were finally lman H w 402 s 14th st n M 108 s 10th st Gorman Ed 1(2s 14th et George P A 1222 Dodge st Hale L F 1401 Douglas st Hancock B H 101 » 12:h et Judge Post h; resigned and Gov. | driven over the border into the Mexi- | Hapner Jbs 111 s 10th st penfuet i .5 al attorney to ke his place. Hon. T. 8, N?rnl O. Oarnes has ap- | oan mountalns, Within the last two weoks they have burned several of Beward, is the man. No oae will | ranches, ralded » number of mining complain, Nobrasks is a rallroad state | camps and added twenty.seven mur- anyway. — Lincoln rat, ders 5 the long list of outrsges from E——— which the border settlements have Tae last number of the Congression- | suffered, . al Record has appeared and all the un- Tho scene of the outbreak, the Gila Hortson P M 224 n 13:h st Hanefan M 803 Oapital av Harpster O 8 107 » 14:h st Harrigan M 108 » 10:h st Harris J jr 923 Faroam st Helaley L n o cor Douglas and 15th st Heyn Louis 1(2 » 13th et Hemenwsy w F Frenzor block uensingser Ohrist 418 8 13th st Honderson J P 1015 Harney st dellyered speeches of the session have | valloy 1s one of the most plotureeque | mandershot O D 1809 Davenport st ot last boen cleaned up. As the next|sections of the territory, enclosed |Heller Frank 1217 Farnam st congress Is anxlously looking out for | within high mountalus and honey- something to reform they might begln [ combed with prospeot holes The rerizmann J ¥ L D 1201 Douglas st woward R 203 8 13:h st Howard J W wich the Record. As now printed, | nature of tho country makes the par- | yrolland Thos 210 N 9 1 st this piece of typographical extrava:|enit and capture of the Indians ex- [ Holeman F C 1024 Do ganoo has entirely lust its value asa|ceedivgly difficult, and affords them register of the transactions of the sen- [ overy opportunity for carrying ou ate and house, It is revised and oor- | thelr guerllla warfare on elther side of rected and extended with no regard|the line betwoen the Ualted States|matchison Jim Carry's 10th st for truth, slmply to suit the taste of |and Mexic, and escaplng to thelr re- senators and reprosentatives. It is|treats in the mountains when presred time that the Record should be made|hard by the troops. Two yoars ago Hornburger 1 1521 Do Hoyle H 1 1309 Oanitol ave nughes wm E 1109 Daivenport st Hoover Matt 1216 Dodge st Huber Jacob 816 Dodge st nomphrey E K 1208 Harney st Hynes P 1024 Ddge st mine O E 101 8 12°h st areport on actual transactions or that|this very band of Iudians upon the |Irvine James 1409 Douglas its publication should cease. As it Is | recommendation of one of the briga- the people are compelled to depend | dlor generals of the army was especial- upon the newspapers correspondents|ly exempted from the subjugation at Washington for truthfal reports of | which was dealt out to the rest of the what occurs in the capital. That they | Apaches- The oconsequence of this should be saddled with the expense of | fatal generosity s that since that time | Jurdine T F 911 Oapltol avenue printing » journal such as the Record 1,000 wmurders In Arizona and New |Jones W S 1123 Harney has been for the year past 1s outrage- | Mexico have been added to thelr score. The exoltement in Arizons Is re. Irvine J H over Bushman's Irwine H T No 6 Bushman's Jacobs H O engine house No 2 Jacobs J H K 1205 Harney Jardine J B 112 n 10th st Jardine W B 112 n 10th Jadson H M 1324 Douglas Ksmmerling Aug 314 s 10th st Kalser Robt 913 Farnam st Kent F D 1101 Dorglas Kelcher D J 707 Harney Keesler E J 1223 Dodge st Kelley Kyran 913 Farnsam Kimball Dick 1211 Davanport Killen Hogh 112 n 14%h st Koesters B 1019 Harney st Koesters F W 1002 Douglas Kooeters Frank H 1019 Harney Kuester E1 113 n 13:h Kulhmann Chas 105 8 10th Kaht{ E1 303 » 10:h Kreoba Thos 1403 Davenport Kolbar Wm 12.9 Douglas Koopwan Peter 1101 Farnam Krause Fzod 112) Capital av Larry Caspar Lowis hotel Livesey R E 1216 Oapitol av Livesey Henry 1216 Capitol av Livesey s L 1216 Capltol av Letagn Con 417 # 10:h st Lelogo Henrs 417 5 10.h st Lotman 8 1108 Faruem st Leksrrom 3 E khorn house Logan v hn 1324 C Lyous w P 112) Dog Magee Harry 1101 Dovglas st Malion Hugh 920 Harney st Madder 41010 Farsam ut Maul M O 1212 Hatoey st Mailerder s P 1019 Harney et Mailonder C F 1019 Haruey st Mabon P H 915 Farnam MacDonogh F M 1412 Douglas Mavrrer E 1214 Farnam Meritt J 1007 Farnam Merley John 111 & 10th Menter 0 J 1324 D dge Moyer Jalios 1223 Karnam Mjers H B 1211 Cap ave Miller W F 1024 Dodge Moran W H 1019 Davenport Moran J E byt 10:h & 11th Davenport Moore J H cor 8 h sud Douglas Morrow W O 1215 Davenport Morrow Pat 1323 Dodge Montagus O H 1024 D>uglas Moyer W A 208 n 9:h Moyor A 2019 h Malholland F 212 s 10th Mu'i gan Pat 2128 10:h MecGuckin D L 314 8 10th st MoMilllan T 13 1324 Dodge McG:ath ¥ P 112 n 14 h st MecGrath Pat 920 Harney McVabb D 1111 Uapt ave MoCarthy M 112 r 14th st McCarthy Jus 218 8 14 h st MeLavghlin ED 109 » 15:h st McGahan Pa 908 Dodge McCluce Jae 1117 Harney McCiaro E A 1117 Harney McViitie J A 1141 Forosham McDonald Geo 220 n 13:h st Neft P 1 1321 Dugias st Nobur Unar 14 123 n 10k st Noumey:r Herry 1012 Howard st Nowlan T W E nmes house Neligh 50 102 9 14 h st Nolan g F 107 v 13 h at Noonau Pat 210 10th et Norris David 316 s 11th st wolff Ed 1204 Howard wright Joe 1020 Cant ave wright LR 2200 13 b wren Thad J 808 Howard white Pat 810 » 8:h whitney C F 1324 Oapt ave wuecthrich J 1002 D)uglas wyatt Lon'ase cor Douglas & 10:h All peraons interestal are he notified to appeas before me at Woeisa' offico daring toe hovrs of r tratlon from 11s. m. to 7 p. m, to make additicns and correct and atrike offt avv name that tho election franci it H, Reg!strar Third BERfifififiEMEfl FOR P A LN. CURES s Rreumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ‘.umbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Bwelllngs, Sprains, Brulses, Burna, Bealda, Frost Hites, PAINS AND ACHES. 0. - N, T8 A MAVERICK NATIONAL BMNK. Cor, Water and Congress Streets, BOSTON. CAPITAL, - - $400.000 SURPLU#, - - 8400,000 Transaots a goueral Bankiog business, Re+ ceivos tho ac-ounts of Baokn, Bankers and othors, Draws Foreign Fxchange and makes Cable Teonefers in Europs and Tel- egraphic Transfers of Movey throughout the United States. Buys and rells Gov- ernment andother luvestment Securities, and cxecutes any business for its Corre: spondents in the line f Banking, ASA P. POTTER, Presiden . J. J. EDDY, Cashler. 1\N WORK, Ass't Cashier. Matter of Apphcatiou of C. F. Flora for Liquor ) icense, NOTICE, Notice is hereby gi F. Flors Tth day of ¥arch A, D, 1883, 1 to the Mayor and uncil of ‘ers to sell Malt, ous and N rhT efthitre r, ., frov the 11th day of of Juy, 1 on, ' reaonstranes or Nagent Joho G bat 12:h and 15th on|a. 1 D.dpo ot O'Connell 4 I* 1201 corner 12:h and | 4 Docge O'Connell Tur 219 n 10th ot 0'Connor 3 3 Creighton houte Orchard 8 A Odd F:llows block O’'Shea B 110 11 10 h st O'Biisu E1 2124 10 h at O'Bryac s B 216 1 13:h st Patrick B ¥ Canfisld house Pattou J 8 U S hotel Paterson G:0 Millard hotel Poavy 1 M 1309 Farnam st Peavy Mar 13(9 Farnam st Poters w F 1410 Caoitol ave Poterson P 1, 113 15th st Poterson R 1116 miward st Pickard Johu 914 Howard st Piper J B Millard hotel Price s E 107 N 13th st Powers Kd 1217 Davenport st Ranmie Ed jr 117 S 10:h st R:dfi<ld s B 101 8 12:h ot Roece 318 202 N 13:h st Ritcher S R 200 N 13.h st Rierdam wm 108 8 10:h st Ro:e:sw.izg H 1023 Douglas st Rogers Dan 216 N 12 h st Robidoux Lnais 123 N 11ik st Ross salius 920 Douglas st Ryan Tim 1007 Faroam st Ruff F L 1212 Dodge st S hler John H 1223 Dodge st Sanders Price 1018 capltal avenue Saonders W O 10235 14 h st Schlank C 1311 davenport Schuwicht Lonis 920 douglas st Schnell Fred 806 howard st Ssharnweber wm 211 n 9:h at Scott C H 1108 capical avenue Sember Albert 13(6 donglas at Schltech Jacob G -enn Tree Houso Sappler Rich 1013 farman Schmidt w F 1202 haroe yst S:xnaer Robt 1¥1 n 13:h st Shie!d Martin 212 n 10th st Shaliz C D 213 o 12ch 8¢ Shrine w G 107 & 15 h st Shears samoel m lard, § Shepard chas 102 & 14th st Silk Jamee 916 savital avenua, Singleton M F 215 0 12 h st Sinclair Jscob 1223 dodge st Splitt C 1415 Harney sk Stober Sam 1323 Harney st Steln Paul ¥ 1015 Harney st Stein Joseph 1111 Douglas st S:ela Fred 1314 Douglas st Striokler 420 s 13:h st Striffl.r 3 G213 0 16th st Stepham Aug G 1321 Dooglas st Street Alx 1208 Harney at Saowden A B 1304 Farnam st Swiggert L1108 13:h st Sohwaab Ohas 1109 Douglas st Uhrig Fred 113 n 13th st Urlau F G 11(9 Douglas st Vanblgten T 8 American house Voes Henry 1423 Dovglas st Tarrant J 1208 Harney Taylor John 210 » 10th Teahon Jas 415 » 10:h Thomas Henry 9.0 o slde Toompeon Netl 1200 Harney Theluhardt Huzh 1414 Douglas Tremble Gao 212 » Luth Timma M F 1224 Dodgs waddell Geo 1214 Dodge walls Thos A 113 n 10:h wangh w V 1216 Dodge watson J M Millerd welss Aug 224 9 h welst E B 824013 h worlz Thos 414 8 14h windhelm P 812 Harvey webber J U 1024 Doage wiedham Gao I' 415 s 10th williams Henry 1111 Douglas wilcox 8 M 1510 Capt ave wiggera Hane 209 s 16th wille Ohrls 1012 Howard willis E A 816+ 11th willlams w w 123 n 14th willlams Hobt 123 n 14th wirth J A 1311 Douglas woods B 212 » 10th wood O L 1319 Douglas Applicar't. will publish the f r two weeksat The City of with, C. Jewerr, Matfer of Arpl tion of Felix Slaven for r License, NOT1 E, No ice Ie hersby giten that Telx Saven did ugon tho £7th day o' March, A. D 1858, (1 }is applica fon to the Mayor i d ity € uncil of Oush', 1o Le n4w ‘08! Wait, 8p ritousand Vi 2 raat Slaveu Heuso 1uth str.ct, firmt war i, Cmaha Reb., from the 11th dny of Apuil, 18:3,"0 the 11th day ot July, 1883, 1''the6 be no cbjection, remonstrancs o pro- to:t filed within two weokn from M b, A FELIX SLAVEN, Apolivant, Tho Omaha Beo new pap ¥ wil yublish the abova nctic: once evch w.ek for tw weskaatthe expense of the appl The city of Cma¥ais 10% 10 be charged therewith L C. JEWET", 48.2t§ City Clar'e, Mattor of Application of J, Walth & Co. for Liquor License, NOTICE. Net'co is herebygives that J. Wa'sh & O~ did upon the ¥7th dy ot March A, D 1883, fils thair spplication to th - Ma or and City Ceurcil ot Omahs for licerso (0 sell Yalt,” pritvous a: d nous liquo-+a% Cor 1+ h & d Doug vard, Owah', Neb_, fron: the 11th dsy at 'April, 1858,'to the 11¢h day of Ja y, 18%3. 1t there be n_oFjection, remor strimce or pro- 4t fled wi b n two weeks from March 27th, A. D. 1883 the said license wfl! * e ¢ranted. JA3, WaLS4 & CO., Applica- ts Thy Omans Bee newsp per wiil publi-h the aMv2 10 1 e arce eech week for two wesks at the exp nse of the applicant, The city of Omaka i8 03t 10 be charked toerowith, J.J. L. C. JEWETT, 650-261 City Clerk, Matler of Application «f Patrick Duffy for Liquor License. NCTICE. Notice fs herel y iven that Pat-fek Dufty d'd upon the 27th duy of M reh, A. 1+ 1883 fi e hix arpliatin trthe ¥ayor ani Sity Gourcil of Oma n, for li e"aa 2 . Buitituo & d Vi +ous liquors ot C ttreets, Gth war , ¢ 1naha, N cay of April, ) th ¥ 1t 'there bo no objectlon, T'mo strance or pro- test fi-d wih niw weeke from March i7uh, A, D.1 83, ths sai 1 Leenre wil bo gr.ned. PAVHICK DUFFY, Appiicant, The Oniha Peo newspaper above notizs on e each the + xper o of ti e »ppl 16 00t tobe cosrged therawith.. J 3 LIC. JFWETT, ity Clerk, 6512t Matter of Application of Michael Leary for Liquor Licenze, NOTICE, N tice fs hercby g'ven that Mickacl T eary did day of Mach, A. D, 1853, fi e his the Mayor and . ity Coun enve totell Malt. Spirituovs snd Visous' iqucrs. at No 1124 Chicago s'r et 6'h ward, ¢ maba, Neb., fron tce 11th dsy ot April, 1888 4> we 11t dav of Jaly, 1888, 1t ttere be no « bje« tion, ré monatrance « r pro- Sost filed w tnin two - eeks fr'm March27th A, D. 1883, the aid I'c:ns_will be s ranted. MICHAEL LEARY, Appllesn The Omehs Bee 1ewepaper wul publish above notice onoe each week fort o wes ihe expense «f theaoplicant. The city of Om 18 098 10 be charged ther with J.J L. 0. JTWETT, 65228 by Churk, Matter of Apvlicstion of Fred Staack for Liquor Lfcense. NOTICE. Notleo I8 hereby givch that Fred. Staack did upon the 27 h aay of Maich,A. D 183. fle hs appicaton to the M.yor and City Ccuncil of msha, for licerse to se'l Mslr, Spirituous and Vonous liguo'e, at No. 113 1 th strect, 31 wa-¢, Omiha, Neb, fr m the 11th day of Apiil, 1:83, i1ta cay of July. 1083, © be n) obje: fon, remon:trarce or pro- W thin two « cess from 27th, A the s:id license will be gra FR, H. W ST:ACK, Applicact, The Omaha B'e newspap.r will pablish (he above not'cs 0 ce cach wiek for two w eksat the exp nae of 'he appiisant The el y of Omata 1800, 80 b charged therew ith. y 3.3, L. . Matter of Appiication of Jobn ('Connell for Liquor License, NOTI 'E. Notlce is hereby given that John O'Cnnell did uponthe 2 th dey of March, A. D., 1583, fi'e his application to t o Mayor ind City Councl of Omahas, for i e t3 e 1l Malt, Spiritusus and Vinous lig: cor. 12th and Douglas "m‘:l 3:d wari. Ouwaha, Neb., from the 11th day Apnil, 1868, to the 11th cay of July, 1883, T thare be no objection, remonstrance or pro- test flod within tw0 weeks from March 26th, A, D. 1583, the said license will te grant-d. JOuN O'CUNNELL, Applicart r wil' punish the 15 not 1o becharged therew th. ‘;I 0 ‘J J L CJEWELT, Cliy Clerk, DOWBLE AND SIDNOHGLE MOCTTN G POWER AND HAND Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, AINING MACHINERY, BRLTING, PACKIN ALLADAY ¥ od-cod condition in the sy tify to its merits, charge for sacks, -me JIO8R, BRASS AND IRON FITIINGY AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IHD-FAILLS CHURCH AND SCROOL. Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Cthers. PP CTAN WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR Try it and jud Addrons M. Hellman & Co. or yoursclves, WOOODMAN L Ground Qil Cake. It fs the best and cheapest food for etock of any kind, { h Ground Oil Cake in the fall and win- Ono pound is equal o0 in welght and he in good market- as well as others who use it can tes- Price $26.00 per ton; no INSEED OIL CO., Omaha, Neb, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, OMAHA 1801 and 1808 Farnam S$t. Cor. I3th , NEB. ' McMAHON, ABERT & CO,, Wholesale Druggists, 315 _DOUCLAS STREET _ WL LLLIR McNAMARA & DUNCAN. WHOLES ' LE DEALERS 1IN KEN TUCKY AND PENNSYLV NI WhiskieS! inZond or Free. Also dirset Tmporters of WINES, BRANDIES AND ALES, * Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine CIG-ARS. Agents for Jos. Schlitz’ Milwaukee Beer, Bottled and in Kegs. i(314 & 316 8, 14TH STRREE. - - - OMAHA, REB, First-lass facilitiee for the Manufact m"&h’lfi'l Smhlty.o' ure of all kindes of Moul ] «ddraes; MaHA. C. F. GOODMAN, OO ELO . AL DRUGGIST .« AND DEALER IN PAINTS,OILSVARNISHES And Window Glass. NEER ASKA . GATE CITY PLANING MILLS. MANUFAOTURERS OF ‘Carpenter’'s Materials SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, STAIRS, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window and Door Frames, Etc. commnnicati neto dings, Planing and Orders from the country will b promptly executed. A MOVER. Propr's e WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTU CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AN IRO.AD RER OF Wae. oOoONS, First-Clags Painting and Trimming, Repairing Promptly Dons, 1319 Haroey, Cor. 14th, Omaha, ' CHERRY GROVE FARM. Froderic, Monrog Co,, Iowa. 0. E. MAYNE, - . Proprietor, Has constantly on band a large number of Horses, W Matohed Teams & Single Drivers A SPECIALTY. Deacription of Horses and other informa. tion sent by mall on application, el