Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1887, Page 8

T -~ CABLE COMPANY DISSENSIONS. A Meeting of Stockholders and What It Disclosed. THROWING ouTt PROXIES. A Stockholder's Story—Pugilistio Pointers—Sulliv s Charity A~ Change in Telephone Rates ~Police Matters The Cable Line. For some time past it has been gener- aliy known by those "on the inside” that tronble been brewing among the stockholders and dircctors of the car company. The members of the directory have succeeded in keeping the matter quiet, but at last it has come to the sur: face. The trouble took a decided form Thurs- day afternoon when the meeting of tolders was held for the pose of electing a board of irectors for the en- suing year. There are two factions among the stockholders—the one which is in the uscendancy, composed of C Tyler and J. B. Evans of Council Bluf R. C. Patterson, Fred Miliard, Dr. Mer L. Stone, ( Rustin J Smith Kansas and president of the ble road of that city. The othe omposed of L. B, Willi \\ uh uns, 8. R, Johnson, C Morse. The Iatter !uum. or ll‘l( n members thereof—is arged with trying to hinder and impede The construction of the road, of working for their own private inte by buying tracts of real estate along the streets that they suppose will be traversed by the cable road, and of general mismanage- ment of afiairs. 1t is not m be supposed that these charges are pref o every man in the minority against certain membe lhnlw( who are supported by the clique, The two factions had a lively dash at the meeting T it afternoon. A motion wa 1 ried ruling ot all the proxi on the techni- cal ground thy e not under seal. The Williams faction had a larger num- ber of proxies—sent by telegr . oy eastern stockholders—and had these been admitted, that clique would have been able to control the meeting. As it was, the opposing side oar ied the s Ifrod \Iillm'nl J, Morse were re jeeted, because, as one direetor expressed presented a policy which had been ¢ arried out to the great in- Jury of theinterests of the minority faction protested vigorougly against having their proxies ruled out, but will be obliged to submit as grace fully as possible under the circumstances. A STORY OF MISMANAGEMENT. ““This move of ruling out_the proxies was m.nlv on a bare technicality, I will admit,” d one of the members of the hoard to a reporter yesterday, but it was legal and it had to be done. Why? Be- use if we hadn’t got the control of the lout of the hands of this faction, it would be only a matter of time before it was completely wrecked. One of the men whom we downed has been u\mk to manipulate the stock of the comp to further his own pecuniary interests Hm lllt'”lud\ 1ye been as follows: He would ent men holding stock in the I}' and represent to them that the the concern were in a discour- ’u‘:lngsmlv—l!mln metions were piling —that inferminable and costly lawsuits were in prospect—and that aliogether it would be safer to sell the stock at a fair price thanto hold it. In this way he would secure the stock and sell it at'a big advance to eastern capitalists, pocketing the difference himself. I believe that all the delays which were enforeed upon the t year by the action of the 76 was brought abont simply to enhance the mterests envich the pocke stock-jugglers. The road ought th have been completed six nonths ago. VOTING FAT SALARIES, “Anctier ground of complunt ag the faction is the way in which managed the business and mone of the comy A committee, con- sisting of Messrs. Rustin, Stone and Pat- terson, wa pointed to investigate the books of the company. The affairs were found to ve in a highly unsati condition new and myst tem of book iing, most diflienlt to un- vel, had been adopted, and the com- ible to make neither head Lhe vouchers were car y recorded, and this made still worse. And worst of all it found that Messes. Johnson and Willy respectively, president and vice pr atof the company, had voted them selves fat salaries without the consent or knowledge of the directors This during the time that the company was under heavy expense m other direc- tions — paying out all the time, but taking nothing in. “Now that we have rid nllr:l'l\m of the objcctionable element,’ id the speaker, ‘we propose to go right ahead with the construction of the road as soon as the weather will permit. The men who are now on the board are all men of mean: d able to earry out their good | intentions. We don’t propose to have any more dilly-dallying. No, it is not yet decided whether or not the road will Zo up Farnam street, W. V. Morse, when questioned about the matter yesterday afternoon, said that he did not belicve the action of the meet ing Thursday was legal. *“Ilicse proxies which were thrown out,” he continu “were logally held o it tohave been a vote was the stock holders present r to adwmit the oxics, and the result of the mecting action of a small minority my own case is concerned, [ state that us [am asmall stock- , 1 haven't taken much interest in s of the company. In fa clection as dircetor sixty day have had little or nothing (o do W I'UINII'XI‘ and am - not speak \\llh much freed about y in which aflairs have zed.” Viee President Wil- s, when approached f r stated that he preferred He nlnl \1 are, Im\n ver, PUGILISTIO POINT The Reappearance of the Sullivan Cowml The appesrance of the Sullivan com bination ut the annex next Tuesday night promises to call ont a ly number of The programme of sport is ly good one. Besides the series of bouts vetween the members of the combination, Clow will have a four- Jound contest with George La Blanche (the “Marine.”) The men are protty | cvenly matehed, and the result of the | setto will he awaited with a great deal of interest, No one in Ow will up before Sullivan for four rou though Prof. Fallon is authorized to offer §1,000 to a man who will do so. Sullivan comes here tlushed with vie- tory und flush with money. His recor soL-t0 with 3 in which ever disposed pugi has giyen b ' pr than be en vhen he p Omaba b«:fw‘y. e bas had 4 most » cessful western trip, and altogether was r in better condition financially and ysically than he is at present. From Omaha Sulliyan goes to St. Paul, where he is to knock out Patsy Cardiff in four rounds on & wager ni $1,000 a side. er on he will meet Pat Killen, the hieago pugilist, and will try to knock himn out in four rounds. Professor Fallon has received a letter from Patsey Killen, in which that pugilist says he will meet O. H. Smith, the ex- Omaha man, in Duluth next week. He is to stop him in four rounds or forfeit £200. hh‘ friends are confident that he ean accomplish the job easy Kiilen writes that he has quit” drinking, and is taking good eare of himself. He authorizes Iallon to ma match for him with any man in Omaha or the west- ern country., John I, Clow has about decided to re- main in Omaha, and will pre up & sparring school here. Haye You hen If not, eallon W, G, Awny nd go out to SoUTH OMAHA with one of his Agents to inspeet the magnificent prop eriy known as A anr's Crorcs ANOTHER BRIDGE The Rock Island’s Scheme—3issone Pacific Plans, One of the leading wholesale mer chants of this city said yesterday with ref crence to the proposed coming of the Northwestern said: It the Chicago & Northwestern, and Fremont, 1 Missonri Valley railways will br parters wnd shops to Omali et the reasonable demand of nts to remov in dis. rates, we will gladly weleome it but otherwise not.”” It is understood on_excellent autl that the directors of the ¢ Island & Puetfic road tically decided to bridge souri river at Omaha at date aud to start its extension of the system to the northwest from Omaha on the Missouri river terminus. The com- pany propose to enter the r: for travel- ing in Nebraska both north the Platte and to practiecall, Chicago & Northwestern points, he Missonri Pacific is donbtlessly serionsly considering a wide, far-reach- ing extension of its lines northward during the coming year with Yanktonas its northern terminus and branch lmes extending northward from the main line into the Elkhorn territory, It isun- derstood that Mr. Clark 1s asig every eflort to induce Mr. Gould, to greatly increase the mileag 5 souri Pacitic in Neb «' ming year, and if sufli red along the line, from 300 (u 500 miles of railrond will y\ro\nl-h’ be construeted northwest of Omaha, during the next twelve months, iution for this invasion of its the Chic ¢ Northwestern will build 1 red miles of track in southwestern Nebraska during the coming ye The Boom is Immense in South Omaha Property and ALuriGit's cnorce leads them all, THERE 15 NoT A BAD LOT in this beautiful property. CHANG TES. The Telephone Company Makes [m- portant Keductions, Manager E. B. Smith, of the Central Telephone Exchange, in conversation with a reporter yesterday told of a change in the schedule of rates for telephone connections with outside points. “Such a reduction has been made,” he said, “but owing to the fact that there has been a delay in the issuance of the publie schedule, the factis not generally known. The new schedule will be printed in the next telephone directory. The most in- teresting feature of the new schedule, and one that I think will be appreciated by our patrens, is the reduction of from five to ten cents in the rates for five min utes’ conversation between”the towns. T'his reduetion does not apply to all con- nections, but is contined to conneeti between pomts adjacent to each other,’ he rate between Omaha and Lincoln is mot flected by the change, Iml Manager Smith says that as soon new wire, which is now heing strung tween the two tow oft' is completed th Il(llll forty to th ng built en the two cit connected \mlx proved. Buy a Few Of those clegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CAOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of moncy for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a little money regnived to buy a lot. - COUNTY RELIUE What May Be Expected in the Near Future, Yesterday morning County Superin- tendent Mahoney entertained a number of indigent people at his charity rooms in the county court house. His visitors w of all styles, shades and complexions, and eachof them was in quest of food and other material to ward oft both hunger and the misery of the winter seuson, Mr. Mahoney says that his doling out to these people embraces about one hundred and i pounds of _coflco, Aifty pounds of tes, 100 ]yu\uul- of flonr, 200 pounds .,f soup, six bushels of beans, every two weeks, while his supply of eoal Some- times ‘reaches as high as 100 tons yov month, This busir & e et MU B almost 3 sive to be attended to by one man. | 15 no doubt about the matter but before long some person will be required to Ie the indigent ty, because the county busi en now sulliciently impor the attention of one oney tended to show 1when ap Have You n Them? If not, call on W. G. AruriGirr and go out to Sovrn Omana with oneof his rents to inspeet the magniticent prop- kunown as ALsriGn's CHOICE, THI Slugger Sullivan Helps 1t on Contribution of $200, i who arrived in the eity 1 thewest told of an amusing incident of Suilivan’s stay i Leadyi | Col. The great pugilist, with his"com- bination arrived that city on Christ A strangely pious mood seized shortly after his arnval in and determine ) attend k m the next morning in Catholie ehurch. Accordingly he and Sheedy, his manag ther with McDonald sho, Taylor and his othie inte named up all n and st 5 o'clock filed into the church. At the conclusion of the services the priest who hid often heard of bad never seett the great sly niroduced to Sullivan. He had 1 mg and earnest cony ¥ List the full particulars of nu.\.a will probubly never be known. At ite conclusion, Sullivan had become so interested 1n the work of the church that he gave the priest be dispensed in the cause of religion and charity, The Boom is Immense IN SouTn OUMAHA PROPERTY, AND AL- BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI- FUL PROPERTY, e The Gross Perjury Unses. Another step was taken Thursday the somewhat sensational Gross perjury cases by the arrest of Rosa Smith, who has held a mysterious position in the trial. 1n the damage case of Gross ve, the Union I’ a deposition of Rosa Smith was presented, in which it was alleged that she had seen a Union Pacific brakeman knock the Gross lad from the train by which he was run over and killed. “Nothing more could be learned of the mysterions Rosa. The attorney for the Gross people represented that sho was a servant girl and " that he did not know of her whereahouts, Marshal Bicrbower has been work, however, and yesterduy caused the arrest of the woman who proves to be a wife of one of the Caston boys, She will be used as a witness in the perjury easc inst Gross but will probably not be prosecuted on the charge of perjury herself, A New Hotel for Rent. The Barker Bro’s. new 5 stor, ul basement, brick hotel at corner of 13th and Jones is almost completed and ready to rent. It has 101 rooms besides tw, stores, large office and dining room— elevator, stes ting and every mod- ern convenience. cars pass the house—near depots and in the center of business. We want a_good live lotel nt, and will Tease for a term 000 por v Adiress The Real Estate & Trust Co., tive Calendaras, The rage for issuing calendars seems, this year, to have transcended that of any preceding period, There is now a suflicient number of these artistic de- vices in town to warrant the belief that there must be few manufactories, rail- roads, business houses aud other enter- s of any note which have not recourse to this means of getting their ne and keeping it before the publie Some of these ar I'gems, while others are the merest di The ‘collection of amples ot these is becoming ns mueh a the button, the stamp, the manin of a short time ago m. smdent Braner is one gentleman who has a liking for these ar and decoration, as an examination of his oftice in the county building reveals the fact that he has no less than thirty of these doing service upon the walls there- of. Buy a Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright 18 making lots of money for lots of people who purchas from him. Only u little moncy required to buy a lot e ol The Growth of the W. C. T. U. INMAN, Neb., Jan. Special to the BiE.]—The organization of a W. C. T. U. of 42 members has just been completed at this place by;Mrs. Ab| Gay Dustin, president of the ninth distriet, assisted Caroline M. Woodward, state hese workers have visited important points in the district from Neligh on the east, to Rushville, 260 miles to the west, arranging for the organization of new unions and by coun- sel and gement strengthening those alre: S A]I\'N“ll M \\urnlswnl at Long Pine, l{llwll\l“i“ .\vll;:h Inman were received ¢ many coming mile: of these opportunitios for odue At Neligh a large andicnce gave fine attend- tion on lnst Subbath evening to an ad- dress worth, 'm.| organization which this of 1 lion, mandrake, cherry i, dock, and other valuable al ngents long and_favorably n for their power in eradieating di o and purifying the blood. It will e, when in_the power of medicine, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Head- “he, Constipation, Bilious General Debility, Pains in the Back, Kidney Com- plaint, ), Female W eakness, ( cerons Humors, Humors of lln Ringworn, s wmors, Scald Lie from an impure state the blood, — Hood’s S by C. 1. Hood & Co., Ly all drug, Shaw's Complin ts to Bennett, Considerable rivalry has been engen- dered between the leading horseshocrs of this city byan article which published in one of the papers of this cit some thne since, in which Mr, George A, Bennett was very highly extolled for his ability as a shoer, Tl ry is agen- erous one wn: aw, also one of the leading horseshoel s of th ¢ city, au- thorizes the BEE to say for him that he can beat Mr, Bennett m horse or mule- shocing for any amount from $100 to #1,000. This proposed match has been commented on very warmly by horse- shoers, and when it takes placc will be one of unusual mterest. 500 Per Cent Profit een made sinee last Angust by pur « ers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALsriGne's Criorcr, Avsricur's ClHoCE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON"T YOU FORGET IT, - r Arrests. Miss Aliee Ca L young lady from Kansas City, out to board a train at the Missouri Pacific depot yesterday morning was surrounded by three roughs who robbe D n- ing $120r §13, An uccurate description of the men was furnished to the police by the porter and brakem of the train, and at about noon yester } Michael Rile arrested th in a Fifteenth street saloon. The! ve their names as Ed MceDonald, 1 eyers and rank McFarland, A portion of the mone found on the person of one of the men 500 Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'T ) OU FORGET 1T - Journeying to Joliet. Sherii J. ‘L. Sampson, of Chadr Neb., passed through this city y, with two prisioners for the Joliet, (II1) penitentary. Their names are John and Joseph Winslow. formerly of Montana, ud they be caged residents of i years cuch Have You Seen Them? If not, call on W. G. ALBRIGIT & go ont to Souvrs Omama with one of his agents to inspeet the magniticent pr crty known as ALsrigur’s Cloice Miss Mary s Death. Yesterday morning Mavy A. Flannery, daughter of the lu. Peter Flannery, pro- prictor of the stern Hotel, on South years. Sho we 1L bly handsome and aimiable youmi dy, and had but recently discontinned her studies at the convent on Kighteenth street. Her death, coming so suddenly after that of her father, wili be sad news to many friends. She will be_buried on Sun next at 2:30 p. m. . Mary’s cemetery. Great Excitement in SouTH OMABA over the way acies and Ints in Ausricar's CHOICE are going. Twenty-two lots sold in one day. iremen, Chief Galligan and Captain Ruane, of the fire department, went to Chicago last night to inspect the new truck that has been built for the city by the Preston company. lligan and J. Crawle are 1y additions to the department, tl named at No. 3 and the latter at “Spuds' Favish is engageda in making a record of all fires that haye occurred in the city since 1871 with proper statistics concerning losses, insurance, ete. bl A i ants Hotel, Omaha,” Nat Brown rday. Cor. 15th and Farnam All strcet cars from depot pass hous - Thurston’s Arrest, Sherman Thurston, the veteran sport- ing man, was arrested by the police yes terday afternoon as asuspicious chs The police charge that he has no visible means of support, associates in sus- picions company, and is altogether a an. who ought not to be at large. rthermore, it is said, implements crooked work™ were found on his per son. Buy a Few Of those elegant lots i ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from Vim, Only a little money required to buy a lot. il Wants to Come to Omaha, Seeretary Nattinger, ot the b trade, has received a from T. S. Brisbie, an exper facturer of Erie, Pa., who desives to come to Om: to locate an _estabhishment for the manufacture of housckeeper's gpecialties. The matter has been re- ferred to the committee on manufac- tures POWDER | Absolutely Pure. This powder never vari's. A marvel of purity, strength and wholcsomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul- titude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Co.,465 Wall street, New York. YOI THE_ TREATMENT OF A Chronic & Surgical Dlfiea:‘.es. LR, MCMENAMY, Prol oy arw PN s Privan bk W iave the faciiitles, for tho kiceessful treatme sase requiriug cither medi i aud invite all to come and {nveetigats for themselves pond with us,, Lot esperience in freat ing casc by ltter enaBlen s (0 treas muny cases sclenti x\\vllunl'um m WRITE FOR CIRCULAR on Deformitics and aturen of e Npine Tumors, Cancers, . Eloctricity, Para Eye, Ear, Skin, Blood and oll Linde of Medtcsl and Surglcal Appiances, man ufactured and for sale, The only raliablo Medical Insttute making Private, Special % Nervous Diseases ALL CONTACIONS AND LOOD DISEASES from \Whatever canse produced y treatcd We can remove Syphilitic po without mercur New restorativo trestment for loss ofvital power ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAI Call A0 GaniLp of aand Damo and. posiomlee inly writton—enclose stamp, and W i E ciRC [:\n"ro MEP | AND. URINARY ORGAXS, OF send an opinion. Persons unab of pativ reasonable prices. Address all Omaha Medical and Surgicél lnfljmle Cor. 13th St. ane Cavitol 4vo.. OMANA. N QDNS“MI’TION. Altive remedy for the Above dlsease T .m.n. BLE TIEAT) Proses ¥.0.0durves. DB, NERVITA sy o of youlbful o o Sureet Cblcagy #5.00. N 6T Anmiéi(' Catalogues wod Prices on application. hmuhy ali TER eat ¢ NI il ad Den o1 . o AdAren OO OO DREXEL & MAUL, Su sors to Juo. G. Jacobs, UNDERBTAKERS AND EMBALWERS. ttas ol dstand 1407 Farnam Ovrders bytelograph so.ieited and_ prowptly. at Lonth street, died atthe age of twenty | tended o, Lelephoue No. Depot 10th and Pierce'sts. T Depot 16th and l’ Via Plattsmou 2 i:10 pin l,mlmln Raees B R Depot 15t ¢ Sioux City E Seaspm! 8015 am *B: All trains run daily, All trains run daily Al trains run .nuy Al trains run daily | SATISFACTORY. Having completed ovr annwal inventory, we fi percentage of profits was far below the legitimate average, y mous volume of trade which welave enjoyed, mnakes the result very sc d that althovgh the { wsfactory. We therefore take pleasure in announcing that we will hold” WEEKLY SALES of all owr remaining winter stock at a still greater reduction in prices until it is entirely closed out, GRIEAT OVERCOAT SALE. The worst of the winter is still to come, for many long days the merciwry will hover around the zero point: HERE IS YOUR GRIEAT OPPORTUNITY, Comemencing today we will close out owr entive line of Grercoats and Ulsters for Men, Boys and Children at less than haly their real value, Every article is guaranteed to be preci whatever yow may purchase froin us, for ly as yourself or friends, in the represented and city, or out of the city, iff not satisfactory in fit, style or price. if not soiled, the money will be cheerfully refunded withowt a: change for other goods. All goods marked in piain figures and at strictly one price. Mebraska Glothing Company, Cor. Doug].as and 14th sts., Omaha. THE RAILWAY T1YE TABLES | OMAHA. [ Atrive | Leave Omaha | Omaly UNION PACIE 5:20 i 100 am | 45 pm 10400 110 8155 pm| 8: 50 am 9:20 am| 6:00 pm | ..lumu" 9:20 C. St P ommodation 10350 am| 5:45 pm Excent Sunday OURI PACIFIC ] \Ihl Webstes 6.25 am 11:10 am 0 pm| - 9:10 pm ve |Leave X'ds.| Omalia *Except Sunday. Trams | 105 pm 4:05 bm ) iy #5100 vards dunimy n stock ll ave | Leave Omaha, 7 *10:00 am 1110 am 5 ) pin 1Conneets with W. 8 7 00 pim P L. & P at Council Blnfs, 12:20 pm 1Connects withall even-| *4 00 pm ing trains for Chicago at| ! ) piy Coimeil Biufts, T 00 pi 1 ve Omaha at Union | Bid0pin ftic depot, 10t and; 6:10 pin i Pierce streets, 7:00 pm K:15 pim l:mpm‘ 10:00 pm 1113 10pm Ay A CONNECTING LINES l'm~n- ‘I'ransfer | ‘Ggul _ Insurance .Agent | “depot | depot CRIL&P B n“lerH *Except Sunday, B m ¥ tExcept Monday, 1 6:40 pan #7:00 p C, & N. W, | f 0% am 9:15am 1 640 pm 0 b i B & Q. | 4 m; 9:1%a m 5D w70 p | Cham #:5am 6240 m 700 p | B, Ixcept Saturday, n 655 4 m tExeept Monda; 55 pm) 50 b m ML & St P, W. St L & I, Al traiiis rin daily.... 1 200 pm 8:50 pm nied s | 50K I > 7:05a m' 0:85 6325 p 1) 8:60 pan DIVIDEND NOTICE, Thivty-Thrce & One Thivdc33 1 Ler Cent Dividend, - - 4ddition 10 there Luetl i clmpared wit Vatem of Lafo 1o Asti DIViDENT B 11 ROB! Genesal Ageoly Proposals for the Construction of Buildings at Fort Bridger, Wyoming. AWTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE, Olice of Chief Quartermaster, 1%, the usual conditions, will e ceclved at this until one o'clock p. ni., iy 181, 1967, alt which time construeting the following o euird house, ono with stone tounda e for oithe duction nd » and_quality being ¢ iven 10 articies of X YEAUIFO BY tho Dbl SOFYI0 Uy grment roxerves tio riht to ro with blank proj rt contining proposuls t G. 1, Jm\l:\ Chief Quartermaster, Sclool n.m et of or 16 room two-slory 20 am! 6:10 P aio.00 for n two sto »‘.um vest corner of ¢ y r.mm.wn the High sth and Webster Ly order of the o AG MCCAMPRELL Gr Chicigo Tioard of and Ao Mertinnts Extiingo S SFLOYD & CO 109 and 111 SOU GRAIN AND PROVISIONS l‘or ‘l‘uture_ Dehvery Jon as Bulloting Johu B ancock Mutunl ' E.T. ALLrN M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat ;BEUNER & BREZEE‘ 1n\1 Capitol Ave, T OMAILA, NEDTASKA 'WOODBRIDGE BRO'S,, State Agents DECKER BRON Omaha, Neb. WA'APAXTON, Pres. LBWILLIANS, Viee Pres Union TrustCo 215 5. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. School, County and Municipal Bonds Negotiated. Rour. L. Ganwicns, F. B.Jonsson, TR Firsd Natonal Dank U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAEIA, WEBRASIZA. Capital, . .$500,000 Surplus. . 5 . 100,000 Herman Kountze, President, John A. Creighton, Vice-Pr F. H. Davis, Cashier, W. H. Meuumr, Asst.- C\;hxur - OMAIIA, N Paid up Cnpxm. e $25o,ooo Surplus . 5 30,000 LW, Yat < B, Touzalin, Viee President. W. H. 8. Hughes, Caél DinECTORS: W. V. Morse, John 8. Collins, HW . Yates, Lewis ¢ A. E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRO Cor 12th and I h g arid olhoraet do bonght and sold. | ofics 88 Dovonshire st. Uoston, Corrc ence solicited, Maverick Natioml ank Accounts Bankers and Corpos ratic 5 Our facil for COLLECTIONS are excellent and we re-discount for banks when balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banks(not located in other Re- serve Cities) count as reserye We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and make C ters and place money by telegraph out the United Statés and € Governmnent Bonds boug Exchanges in Washington made for Banks without extra ch & Ve have a market for prime fir-t-class Investment Sccurities, and inyite proposals trom States, Counties and Cities when ipe suing bonds Wedoa g ) siness, and invite correspond ASA P. POTTER, President, JOS, W. WORK, Cashier, 0. F. DAVIS & CO. Nebraska Land Agency General dealer real estate and real .r;m.u a o Adie WS & Liiado et the enor, -~