Tfie Daily Bee.
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Saturday Morning , April 30.
" BREVITIES ,
P tergon Bells coal.
Frederick , Leading Hatter. mill
| _ Nice Brushes atJKuhn'a.
' Try Saxe's celebrated Cream Soda.
Saxe'e celebrated Cream Soda now o
draught.
The summer cars are to be put on th
street railways in a few days.
Coat makers wanted , C. J. Canaa i
' 22-lf
Co' .
, . WUpple , "McMillan & Co. , the jewd
e , CrtfehtonJBlock. o26-tf
Tine cigars by the bor , very cheap , a
Kuhn'sDrngSto c ,
For rise Commercial Job -Printing
caM at/THE BEE Job rooms.
Full line of Imported tad Domcsti
Cigars at Sase'a Drag Btore.
The New York Hat Co. have receive !
their Spring Styles. See their card ia thi
issue.
. inndel iKrelle , Hatters , SJf" of thi
GjldfnHat , 14th St. , betweea Famhan
Aud Douglas. 15-tf
" If jron want Bill-Heads , Letter-Head
Envelopes or any job work , call at THI
BiE Job Rooms. Price * that will sul
eiery one.
The Pleasant Hours club gave a fare
well hop Thursday at Masonic Hall , tc
Mr. C. E. Squires and wife , in acknow
ledgment of Mr. Squires' services aspres
ident of the club during another season ,
It was deemed a fitting acknowledgmen' '
of the services of the veteran Trejidentjto
present a keeps ike in the form of an ele
gant silver service. Hon. J. J * . Webster
made'a neat and appropriate presentatior
speech , and .Mr. Squires responded wilt i
witty and graceful -acknowledgment.
Jim "Whitney , the former pitcher oi
the Omahas , is the most talked about * oi
any number of Boston' * new team. In t
game against Yale college the other day ,
the latter team .failed to score and were
completely puzzled by "VVhitney's pitching ,
"who playeil the same through without an
error. An exchange says : "Whitney ,
. " Boston's new pitcher , uses sir teet and'one
I inch of body when hi prepares to delivei
' the" ball He is said to throw such a swift
ball that it will pass through a "batsman's
-dub ithont knocking it out of his hands !
Harry White is BOW busy preparing plans
lorHi patent-catcher to gather in and re-
Uaia tliewill delivery -of bis untamea
'California bonanza. "
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„ .LADIES' . Children's and Men'a
'
Straw-H t Sale , at the "Boiton
Store , " > G16 Tenth ttreet , just com-
mcnce f Come early In the Say to
' avoid tUo rush afternoons. 29 2t
* * GE ! * .T SALE of Lsdlca1 ,
| aud Gents' Straw'H&ti , all the .latest
* styks , for a short lime only , at the
' { Boston Store. " C16 Tenth at.292t
& 2I rtln'o Japanese Water
proof Blacking , at French'a.
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JKEENE HAS ARRIVED AND
* WI L POSmYEHY ATPE1RTO-
JS1GHT.
THE LATEST SENSATION.
Great reduction In prices of La31es'
ready-made suits and costumes. The
following are a few of our special bar
gains : SUMMER SILK SUITS for
$15.00 were sold for $25.00. BLA.OK
SILK SDIES , n rare bargain , fet
$ l7.00-m\teda\ e n't be bought
for the price. S tin DeLyon Suits
-30.00 to $50.00 , were aold J or $35 50
to'SCo.OO. A very nice stuff suit for
$5.00 can't be made up for less than
$3.50. Don't fail to aee onr $10 00
anlt/ln all aha'des and all sizes. Erery
lady that has Been these exclaims (
"How can they ba made fer the
price ! " Similar reductions in jackets ,
uliters and circulars. The roison for
this sweeping reduction Is , those goods
.were bought in anticipation of a big
spring trade , but owing to the severi
ty of the weather and the recent floods
'we hare them on hand and must close
them ont. Perfect fit guaranteed.
No extra charge.
& HAKBJSON ,
1408 Farnham street.
SILVER POLISH. ! or cleai.hu til-
vor ware , atJSmroiai & EBICKSON'S.
Dayr & .Martin's Japanese Water
proof ijBlaclcing7 at French's. " -
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jHOTEL BOARD , at the , Hudson
River-House$3.50 to $5.00 perweek.1
Should you change It will pay you to
call. Newly , furnished throughout. )
29 2t J. 0. GREEN , Prop'r.
Full line of Kennedy's famous
Crackers , at J. B. French & Co.'s ,
SUSPENDERS
t ' at half price.
' ' L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS' ,
M 'SILVER POLISH for cleaning sil
ver ware , at EDHOLM it ERICSSON'S.
Another large invoice of those fine
Roods just received at ATKINSON &
CO.'S , Creighton Block , near P. O
Full line of Xeunedy'a famous
'
Crackers , at J. B French & Oo.'s.
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Fresh DreBBod Chickens and plenty
1213 Douglas Street.
GRAND FREE LUNCH.
vTo-morrow at > 10 o'clock at Henry
Kaufmann'e , in the new brick block
cm Douglas street , between 13th and
14thK.ru , _ 'B and Bauman's BOOK
BEER will be on tap.
ORANGES and L"emon , 25 cents
per dozen , at J. I. Nfchol's , 29-2t
HICKMAN'S MILLINEBY HKADQCAB-
iiK-nrar complete u $ every , depart *
_
"FOR'slLE.
A frcah u.i ch w r. Apply to Mit
chell Fleming , 14th nd California.
ap37-2t
GRAND Ot ENI > G of
dry Styles at
EDHOLM & EBICKSON'S ,
Next Tuesday and Wednesday.
" WINEOFCARDUI" for Ladies only.
Oi ; _ ' . , ' ' , _ At c. k.-oootoiny . ,
* " 'i ' * ' _ J. Jl i. _ fcW *
Day & M ruu's Japanese Water
proof Bltokin ? , at French's. _ \ -
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V i ' " " % 1 ' ' "
* Lang & Foitick removed to 13th
between Fainham and Harn.y St * .
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lnV JapaSeee Water-
fr'--1- "
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
A B , & ; M. Clerk Attempts
to Embezzle Punds of '
the Company ,
But is Arrested at the Depo
While Preparing to
Leave Town.
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He Confesses to the Crime anc
is Held for Examination.
Mr. Rollin H. N. Kelly , clerk ir
the general ticket office of the Bur
licgton & Missouri River railroad
was arreetod at the U. P. depot a
about noon Friday by Officer Blackj
charged with the embezzlement of s
largo sum of money from the B. & M.
railroad company. A pert of the monej
was found in his possession and he
confessed to the offence. He was ar <
raigned In police court , waived exam
ination , and was committed.
Mr. Kelly had been in the employ
of the B. & M. railroad company
for about eighteen months , having
bsen previous to that time in the
city treasurer's office. He was for
merly a farmer In Saunders county
and was a man of very genial temper
ament and formed many friendships.
It has been noted of late that he was
apparently living beyond the
means of a young -man with
a salary of only $75 pe ;
month , and it Is presumed the rail
road company has had its suspiciont
excited. uAttvny rate it was decidec
to check up his accounts a day or two
ainceto ascertain their correctness.
Under , ordinary clrcumstajicea thU
would have baen only a matter oi
fact proceeding , but in this case It at
once forcad the young man to some
action to conceal the defects whieh
be was aware hi accounts would showj
or e'scapa the unpleasant teanlts. The
worU of checking up his accounts was
notcompletedThursday.'but1 it was
understood it would be finished this
morning. Thursday , the 4 mbney in
bis cash box > ras counted by himself
aud Mr. 0. D.-Freeman , who has
charge of the ticket auditing depart
ment in Ticket Auditor Dorman's of
fice. There was $380 in the box ,
which was of tin , closed with a Yale
ock , of which Mr. Kelly had the key.
Yesterday- . "Kelly cent' word to
, he office that _ he was sick and
did not come down. A boy wan
sent to hisTeaidenca to get the key
to the tush box ; Mr. Kelly sent
jack word that- the key was in pos
session of Mr. Yale , a clerk in the
general ticket office. Mr. Yule stated
that he had noirxcen the key , when it
was decided to break the box open
And it was .found that the money was
missing.
It at once became evident that Mr.
Telly was a defaulter , and precautions
were lit once taken for his arrest.
Jr. Freeman found him at the depot ,
apparently intending to take the U.
? . train for the west. He had a
package under his arm containing the
funds. Officer Black arrested him ,
and ho at once confessed to having
a large sum of money in hli posses
sion. The amount was found to be
§ 1031.79 in cash and notes
Ho was immediately taken to the
Police Oourt. O'Brien & Bartlett ap
peared for the B. & M. railroad com-
> any. Kelly was nearlf crazy with
grief and threatened at first to kill
ilnuelf. "Oh ! my wife and children !
my wife and children ! " he cried.
He has a splendid family and the
causes which have driven him to this
step cs.n only be guessed at. There
s no doubt , however , that he had for
some time been leading a fast life.
1AIEH FACTS.
The following statement of the facts
s obtained from a B. & M. official ,
and ia correct : _
Kelly was clerk and cashier in the
general ticket office. 'There has been
a suspicion that he was not doing
what "was right. , The auditor
iroceeded to check up Tiis ac-
ounta and found some shortages. On
becking up hta accounts last night
he auditor left some four hundred
dollars to be turned in by Kelly to the
treasurer. This morning he com
ilained of being nnwell and
eft for his heme. He was
ollowed and found about
to board a train at the tJ. P. depot
with & package that on examination
was found to contain currency and re
mittances of drafts , checks andcashre-
elred in the office for the last 10 days ,
11 in his possession , amounting to
bout § 1000 , which he was'about to
any nfL He was arrested and taken
> efore the police court. Evidence
was so slrong no defence was made ,
le was bound over in § 4,000.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT
BUSHMAN'S.
NO SUCH VALUE I
NOSUCHTALUE !
NOSUCHTALUE1
IN OMAHA
u can "be found as" Bnahman's in
Silk * , in Hosiery , lu Dress Goods , in
fringes , Cord and Tassels. Fancy
Ornaments , Buttons , -Prints , Ging-
itms , Table Linens , Shawls , Ribbons ,
Flea , etc. , etc. , etc. ' - "
COME AND SEE !
COME AND SEE !
COME AND SEE ! . - > %
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No JKAUD , NO HCMBUaSKODVEK -
TISINC DODQES , but the genuine bar :
gains and fair dealings in * all depart
ments at
BUSHMAN'S ,
S. W. Corner Douglas and 15th St.
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GENTS' GAUZE Underwear
at
I. B. WILLIAMS & Sons' .
ofKennedy's - famous
Crackers , , at J. B French & ' 0o. ' * .
Haverly's.
It Is'donbUattf aoy min trel tronpa
ias yet vistd ; Omaha whose appear * ,
ance has given more general satisfac'- .
Uon than did Haverly's Black Forty
at the Academy of Music Thursday. -
It is certain at any rate that no' com *
00.
pany of any kind has ever succeeded
in packing the Academy more closely.
There is an impression with a good
many people that white minstrels are
better than the "genuine , " but last
evening's performance would hare a
tendency to change that opinion. The
music , the Bongr , andall the eccentric
Hies which go to makeup t > minstrel
performance evinced a degree ol
talent on the part of the
members of the company
which entitles them at least to an
equal rank with the bast white troupes
In the country. The opening part
was especially good , and the inimita
ble Kersands , the "Coonrille Guards , "
the Hamtown Saztette , the Bohee
Brothers ( in banjo , song and dance ) ,
the clog tournament , James JLtohee'a
banjo solo of "Home , Sweet Home , "
and the sketch of southern life , by
Molntotb , Bowen , Banks , Johnson
and Grace , were all features to ba re
membered.
i Full line of Kennedy's famous
Crackers , at J. B. French & Go.'s.
GRAND OPENING of New Jewelry -
elry Styles at
-.EDHCiii & ERICSSON'S.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Day & Martin's -Japanese Water
proof Blacking , at French's.
MISSES' SCHOOL h&ts 35 and 45
cents at the "Boston Store , " 61610th
street. a29-2t
THE BEST canned fruits and vege
tables can always be found at French's.
Low ,
light ,
oft ,
cool
and
easy shoes.
New Stock ,
Large Assortment ,
Litest Styles.
HENRY DOHLE * .CO.
Leading Shoe Store.
Mrs. Spoerl , Masonic block , 16th
street , his opened her ice cream par
lors for the season and will serve the
same delicious lea cream which has
made her parlors so'popnlar. Orders
for parties and families \iill be filled
'
promptly. 19-3t
Day & Martin's Japanese Water
proof Blacking , at French's.
LADIES' GAUZE Underwear
at
-L. B. WILLIAMS & Sons' .
LAVTX MOWERS , AM. OF TUB BEST
PATTERNS ,
at Evans * SBBD Store ,
a28-3t " 14th and Dodge.
ATKINSON & CO/S ,
.For Hit Latest Styles in Millinery.
FOR DP SS'GOODS ,
Go to ATKINSON & Co.'s.
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
For the best Una of Parasols.
FOR THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FANS , go to Atkinson d : Co'.s.
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
JFor the Best Stock of Corsets.
FOR HOSIERY , go to
Atkinson & Co.'s.
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
For Alexander Kid Gloves.
FOE LACE MITTS , go to
Atkinson & Co.'s.
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
For Lisle Thread Glover.
For the Latest Style in JEWELRY ,
Go to ATKINSON & CO.'S.
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
For the Best Goo s , the
Finest Work and the JUowest Prices.
For all the Litest Novelties , go to
ATKINSON & CO.'S ,
Creighton Block ,
near the postoffice.
SILVER POLISB for cleaning ail-
var ware , at EDHOLM & ERICSSON'S.
BARGAINS AT POLACK'S.
SPRING STOCK nowjeady. The
> est bargains in the nobbiest suits can
be had by calling early.
Full line of Kennedy's famous
Crackers , at J. B. French & Co.'s.
>
ATKINSON & CO. , the acknowl
edged leading milliners and ladies' fur
nishers , Orelghton Block , near P. 0.
GENTS' HOSIERY , Collars , Oaffj ,
NECKWEAR , etc , etc. ,
At L. B. WILLIAMS & Soys' .
FLEMING'S PATEWT SNOWELAKB
Tlour equal to the old reliable SCHTTT
LEK SNOWFLAKE at FLEMING'S.
Houses for sale cheap. Inquire of
Jsldwin and Behm , 15th and Jackson.
Boots and Shoes made to order , by
M. Olson , 112,16th St. , bet. Douglas
and Dodge. Repairing neatly done.
a293t ' '
Died.
ZEWEIFEL K&te , aged 12 years ,
April 29th , at 9 a. m. Funeral Sun-
, iyat2p.m. , from residence , 1221
north 16th street.
SILVER POLISH for cleaning sil
ver ware , at EDHOLM & EEICKSON'S.
Genuine Country .mode Apple Butter ,
At FLEMING'S
TO CUSTOMERS :
Or leg to the high water our goods
or onr opening did not arrive on time
sad BO we have postponed our opening
until next week , Tuesday and
Wednesday. EDHOLH & EBICESOK.
FINEST
"
CREAM
SODA WATER
BELL'S DRUG STORE
820 10TH STREET.
LADIES' and MISSES' straw hat a
rtlailtd at wholesale pritss at the
'Beaton Store , " 616 10th\atreet. \
a29 2t
GENTS' Shoes ,
LADIES' Shoes ,
* - OHILDRENS'Shoes , !
' SLIPPERS' Tlet , \
NEWPORT'S Ner Goods ,
end sold for less \
Than "Shoe Store' Prices.
. j. Shoo Diputment , j
r * - L , B. WauAMS 4 SONS' .
- SILYERPOLISH for , clfcnlng sik
T jnzj , aVEsuoLH ' * EMOZHON'S.
fl i V . - U-iJ Ai.T - t ,
BRUTES UT HUMAK POEM.
One Inhuman Wretch Who
Should Feel the Arm
of the Law.
Important Meeting of the
Nebraska S. P. O , A.
Certain facto came to the etr of a
BEE reporter yesterday , which will
perhaps be found interesting to the
Nebraska S. P. C. A. They are vouch
ed for by men whose word la un
doubted , and though the party's name
was not learned , it could very easily
be obtained. If a raoro aggravated
case of cruelty to animals ever occur
red , it did not come to the notice of
TBB BEE :
On Tuesday last a man was observ
ed by several pwBers-by to-leave St.
Mary's avenue , at the earner of Eigh
teenth itroet , and advance to a tree
a few reds north of the avenue.
The individual was Radius a
dog and carrying a gan , aud after
reaching the tree ho tied a rope
around the animal'a neck , fastened
him to the trunk , aud f stepping n
fa wyards away The gun
was loaded with small bird shot ,
and instead of killing the animal they
simply caused him the most intense
toiture , and ha howled and begged
plteonaly , while the inhuman- brute
calmly loaded his gan with 'anothez
charge cf the bird shot and again
pointed it at the dog. The dog had
been loosely tied , however , and
dodged behind the tree. Tha man
changed his position , but the dog
did likewise , in tbo meantime whin
ing and begging aa if ho had 'been : t
human being. At last the
murderer for there could ba littlf
doubt that such a brute only heeded
' and opportunity to become one
advanced to the trea for the pur
pose of shortening the rope. The
dog groveled on the ground , lickedhla
assassin's feet , and made an appeal
for his life which was quite as touch
ing and piteous as a human "bolng
could have made under similar circum
stances. At last the rope wng short
ened and again the attempt \rr.a made
to shoot the dog , but the animal once
more succeeded in getting bsbind the
tree. A few stops , however , truuiid
np the rope , and passing further round
the tree the assissia planted another
load of shot in the animal's -body.
The dog fell to the ground , not' jet
dead , but no longer nblo to appeal ioi
his lifo. The brute , in t'.o ' guise of
a man , gazed at the dog'n iaozn t
and then went tway.
An individual who had scan the
transaction Trout to r. neighbor's resi
dence and procuring a gun pat an end
to the dog'a suffering's.
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.
- A special meeting of the Nebraska
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals was hold last evening at
the residence of Jndge Savage , a good
ly number being present. A very in"-
teresting meeting occurred.
A committee was appointed to as
certain to what extent the water
company and the city are going _ to
creel driuklug fouutalnu fur man and
beaat , with a view to the proper dis
position of 8100 donated to the N. S.
P. C. A. by Mrs. Appleton of Bost-ou ,
for that purpose , and to probable
steps by the society in the same direc
tion.
tion.It
It was decided that it was Impossi
ble for the society to do effective work
without an agent , who is paid for his
time , cr a part It , and will devote
some attention to such complaints aa
are made , in order that no prosecution
may be made without good ground.
It was therefore voted last night to
appoint a committee to raise money
for paying the salarj of such an
agent , and the following were made
such committee :
Mrs. J. W. Savage , Mrs. P. L
Parrine , Mrs. J. W. Wocdworth ,
Mrs. JohnT. Ball , and Mrs. O. F.
Davis.
The committee will collect the funds
which are now due , and also solicit
such contributions as the pnblic will
give towards the object of the society ,
and establish the salary of sonio com
petent man , to look after the interests
of the soc'ety.
Mr. D. B. Houck was elected agent
Far three months , at a salary of $20
For the first month , giving such time
as he can devote to the society.
Oa motion the secretary was ii-
itructed to order several copies of
ch of the principal humanitarian
publications , soma of which will be
ilaced in the city library and In the
ST. M. 0. A. rooms.
The Boclety decided to make an
jffort to procure desk room for its
igent on the first floor of some block
n the business part of the city.
Day & Martin's Japanese Water-
praof Blacking , at French's.
Far , Felt and Straw HATS , in
peat variety , at the
SEW YORK HAT COMPANY'S.
29-2t
THE LADIES thonld call at
iVhipple , McMillen & Co.'e , and ex-
imlno those beautiful OHATELAIN
i7atches , before they nre gone.
Day & Martin's Japaaeao Water-
jroof Blanking , at French's.
CHOICU FLOWER SI.I.DS French ,
rerman and American growth , at
i28-3t Evans' Seed Stcro.
GRAND OPENING of Now Jew-
ilry Styles at
EDHOLM & ERICSSON'S ,
Next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Day & Martin's Jnpnueso Water
proof Blacking , at French's.
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures costiveness -
ness and hick-Headache. <
At C. F.
GRAND OPENING of
dry Styles at
EDHOLM & ERICSSON'S ,
Next Tuesday and Wednesday.
A special meeting of the Omaha
jodge No. 141,1. 0. G. T. , Temple of
loner , No. 26 , and the Social Temple
s hereby called to meet at 1315 Capi-
ol Avenue , on Friday evening , April
! 9th , at 9:30 : o'clock , to confer about
itting up the new hall that hta been
ecured. By order of committee.
Trinity Mission festival
Tbe members of old Trinity Mission
hnrch ( colored ) gave a very-pleasant
BStivalaud ball in Standard Hall
"hursdayfor.tha benefit of the church , j
loth pecuniarily andf.as.on-enjoya- ;
bio sochl occasion the festival , under
the supervision of the pastor , W. A.
Green , was a decided success. ,
I '
No lecturer bzfore the public csn
make you lau h as many times in one
evening as O'Leary can. Remember
his lecture Saturday evening Is free.
Day & Martla's Japanese Water
proof Blanking , at French's.
GRAND OPENING of Now Jew
elry Styles at
EDHOLM & ERICSSON'S ,
Next Tuesday and Wednesday.
THE WATEE WAY ,
Laying the Main Pipe on Six
teenth Street.
A Preliminary Experience with
Direct Pressure.
The streets in the northern part of
tha city present.au unusually bus ?
sight nowadays , with the long lines oi
pipe layers tearing up theearth foi
the pipes of the Water Works compa
ny. To-day two hundred men are en
gaged in this work , the largest gang
being engaged in laying the eighteen
inch main pipe through Sixteenth
street , while gaogi were also working
on Eighteenth , Twentieth and Call
fornia streets. Tbe pipe is no- 1
through the streets , west of Sixteenth
from Dodge street to California inclu
sive. Aa the gang progresses along
Sixteenth street with the main pipe ,
the pipe will be laid in the lateral
streets east. Thia * 1U bring the pipe
layers into the business part of the
city in , a fewjay8'
The pfce is placed five feet bolon
the pfde line of the street. In placet
iraero the grade will require cuts thii
brings the pipes at a considerable
depth. Where streets are below the
grade line the pipes will beplaced lov
enough to be secured from any dangei
of f rosh
Ihe water works company will al
first pump direst from their river set
tliug balna into the main at the cor
ner of 16th and Cuming streets , tht
rcservo r supply-pipe passing up thai
street. When the works are com
pleted , Including the main reservoir
the water will of course be taken fron
the rsse'rvolr.
Work on the river bottomi , com
pbting the pump home and the set
tling bailna and ersctlng the pumpa
will bo pushed forward to completion
at once , so that by tbo time the pipe :
are through the central part of the cit ]
there will also bo a water supply
This part of the water works Trill b <
cut off from the outside pipai by ate-
and will form a complete system , unii
ell is completed , which will probablj
bo within three months , at the
farthest.
The prccsis of laying the main
ppe * on Sixteenth street Is Interest
ing.- Each piece of pipe has a weight
of 1,693 pounds , and ia handled
with' a tackle , by which they are
balanced and suspanded from the
middle and san be laid accurately ,
forming a perfect joint. A lead
furnace accompanies each gang and
ihe joint is made complefe by filling
the interstice between the outer nurface
of the one pipe and the Inner sur
face of the other withnr oUan lead ,
which ia aftorcrard pouuded until
the main becomes as perfect as a
single Dlece of matal. These mains
are submitted to a hydrostatic pres
sure , of 300 pounds to the square
inch befcro being shipped from the
manufactory.
The main pipe , will pass through
Cumtng , Sixteenth , Dodge , Fif
teenth and Howard streets.
' No Cheatee Me. "
Wah Lee is a good nuturod China
man , who keeps a laundry on Tenth
street , next to the Green Tree hotel.
Yesterday afternoon a colored man ,
who had some clothing there , went
after his Roods. Ho refused to pay
wbat Wah Lee charged him , and start
ed ont with ihe clothing under his
crro. The Chinaman ran after him
and caught him by the coat , and with
the assistance of two Chinese heloers
pulled the reluctant debl or bick into
the shop. One cf the Chinamen then
rushed Into a back room and procured
a meat , axe , while another sailed out
with pigtail streaming in the air for a
policeman. The fellow made up his
mind he had a bad bargain and gave
up the goods , when peace reigned
again in the neighborhood of the ce
leatial washing establishment.
Falling1 Steadily.
The river is falling steadily and ra
pidly , standing at 18 feet and 10
Inches above low water mark at one
o'clock yesterday , and at 18 feet and
2 inches at nine o'clock last evening.
General Court Martial.
A general court martial will rceotat
Fort Fred. Steele , W. T. , on the 4th
day of May , 1881 , or as soon there
after as is practicable , for the trial of
such prisoners as may be brought be-
'ore it at that time. The following is
the detail for the court , as ordered by
General Cook : Major A W. Evans ,
3d cavalry ; Captain E. M.- Coates ,
4th Infantry ; Captain Daniel G. Cald-
nrell , medical department , IT. S. A. ;
Captain Bernard G. Semig , medical
department , U. S. A. ; Second Lien-
tenant Francis H. Hardie , 3d caval
ry ; Second Leufenant Leonard A.
Levering , 4th itfantry ; First Lieutenant -
tenant Albert D King , 3d cavalry ,
ndge advocate.
Company Q'a. , competitive Drill.
Company G. , 2d Regiment , .held a
ompelltivo drill at the aimery , cor-
ler 10h and "Firnham streets ,
Thursday. A latga number of friends
> f the company were in attendance
"red B. Lowe , formerly an officer of
he company , ircs awarded the prize.
Lftar the drill , dancing was indulged
n till a late hour.
THE LADIES "ahould call at
Vhlpple McMillen & Oo.'s , and ex-
mine those beautiful CHATELAIN
Vatcbes , before they are gone.
i. balpackage of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
ree of charge.
At C. I1. Goodman
4. Z C / LVi ' - - *
PERSONAL ,
Hon. Lorenzc Cronme , ofFi Calhoun ,
Maj. J. W. Paddock , of Ft. Robinson ,
and Juilje Hull , of Lincoln , are register
ed at the Withnell.
J. F. Eamage , Esq. , left for Denver
Thursday.
Hon. Geo. H. Thummell ftud wife , of
Grand Island , are in town.
( Jhauncey Wiltse , Esq. , of the Grand
Island eating house , is ia town.
J. T. Tajlor , of the TJ. P. auditing de-
pal tment , left for Denver Thursday.
W. H. Price , ofDenver , Col. , trawling
agent of thelTI. P. K.JKw in the city.
Geo. L. Seybolt , rpecial agent of the
post offi.'e department , returned trom
Cleveland Thursday.
Mrs.Fitch Dewey and her dinjjher.Mrs.
SLjler , who have been visiting the family
of C. L. Maine , left for Toledo Thursday.
atr. Charles H. Dewiy is expected to
complete his journey around the world ,
by reaching Omaha abcut the middle of
May.
Beal Batata iranafars.
The following transfers were re
corded at the county clerk's office
Saturday , as reported for this par-ri
by John L McOague , re1 eatato
agent aud conveyance'
Simon H. Witteo and wlfo to Ed
ward Deldrlch , lot 3 , block 12 , Shlnn'a
addition , w. d. § 1250.
Andre * Carlson and wife to Pe
ter J Johnson , lot 4 , block 15 , Credit
TViUcler addition , w. d. $1700.
Catherine A. Anthony to Charlet
W. Hamilton 2 73 100 actea in sec.
16 , tp. 15 , range 13 east , w. d.
81500.
Ruth Horn to Michael Dee , 20 acrei
in sec. 9 , tp. 14 , ran e 13 east , q c.d.
50.
Martha A. Simpkins to Michael
Dee , 20 acres in sec. 9 , tp. 14 , range
13 east , q. c. d § 50.
Augustus Kountza and wife tc
James Kreppel , lot ' 10 , block 5 ,
Kountza'a third addition , w. d.
8250.William
William Garnet and wife to George
Ohrt , nj , swj , see. G , tp. 16 , range
12 e > at , w. d. $880.
POff&f
Absolutely
ITado from Orap"Crcam5Taitir. X" ctho
prcpintlcn makes Bach light , Ihky hat bretdi
orluxuiiqu'jpwtry. C n bo c.aie'1 bj Dyspep
tics without fear ot the lib res ailing irom h iv
nJIseatlblo food Sold oily in Cm ? , by si
Grocers.- EoTAl/BAKlxa FonoiK Co ,
o York.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE AdrertliementeTo Loan , For Snlo ,
Lost Found , Wants , Boarding , &c. , will bo in
serted tii thesu co'nmos once for TEN CLNTS
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE GEM'S
per line The Grat Insertion fccveiless th.n
IWENTY-FINE CENTS.
7D llMfl UGH V
TO LOAN 2158 ItthSt. Clarksou
MONEY . 627-t
OB8 ? CO ; , OAH Call t. ' . Liar 034
D. L JU'JMAL-.ltoomtl.OreUfrfcn Block
fONKT VO 1,0AiJ 1109 Tarnham etreot.
L Cr. Kdwwdi : Lean Ajencv. r.tn-2S tl
KELP WANTED
"TTTANTE ' 2J team * to do s'rapinjr on Union
\Y Eletator. Inquire corner 13th and Lea-
\cnwortb st. DAN hHANAHAN. 733 30
A good girl for fcneral house
WANTED MM. J. J. McLin ! corner 8.un-
dcra and Imd st. 741-29
ANIED A first cla a cook atthe Occiden
tal Hotel immediately. 742 tf
Girl , 2400Divenportstreet.
WANTED
74S-30
Girl for general housework , $1 a
WANTED t ) a competent girl. Apply at
soutiwcst curncr California and 21st sts. 747-33
AgoodkiUhen girl , 1417 Howard
WANTED . 748 29
I ED Situation as coachman by a young
WAN of exieriemo and good reference.
Private family preferred. Address 1210 this
office , before 15tU of Jlaj. 72C-29
YOUNG SUN WANTED To learn the
baker trade , or one irno has been in the
busincgj for some liinj. { Inquire it George
Weber a Bakery , souta loth street , or Peter
Goo . 730-19
\ competent girl in small familj.
WANTED noithrast corntr Webster an J ! 3id
streets. 724-tf
TI7AN1 ED A good girl , at 2317 Doj-e S :
YV 7J9-tf
"TT7"AE TcD A food cook , washer and irocer ,
YV tt Mrs. Bwkalow , 22d and C ts Sta
75-29
Woman cook , at tha O'Connell
WANTED
House , 10th street between Douglas and
Dodge. 732-00
By two younz men. a larjte fur
nished room fn a [ oed loca ity , board ds-
ened. Would prefer to rent wbera there arc no
other boarder' . Rtferencej given. Address
"P. D. " , ce Office. 734-29
"CTTANTED To se'l the good will aad furnl
V V turo of a hotel In Omaha. Inquire at Bee
office 7(5 ! > 9-ecd
A neat cottagrc of about 5 rooms.
WANTED . R U. P. Headquarters
7C3-27-eod
" \77"AJ [ > TED To rent or purchase a cottage of
YV four or more roonw , li tha vicinity of
the Ilith achoal. Addre br letter Q L S ,
Post Office. 719 C9
Clumber mild nnd kitchen girl.
WANTED at the Emmet House. 709-1
-VT7"AtiTED By a young roan a fituatlon as
YV office tier * In. hotel or board'n ; lieu c.
No vrajf s deslnd. ( imply board G < xxJ rcfem-iKe
free y given. Audres ) by letter R , W. , Bee oi
2 men to nork in purilcn. Ap
ply on Sherman Avenue. U. J SMITH.
coa-tf
" \T7ANTED To sail 10.0CO hhcfccao nsntcrrv
VV bushes aad 2000 prate vines , at John G.
Willis , the Dodjo Street Conjroij ion House Ale -
> o a larja quantity of toprnd bottom un onic'a.
Ca3-f
A situation by a man of fimily ,
WAKTED , indu'trbus and wiliia ? to bs ue-
[ al in any bon nable cj ( > aoit ; Compensation
ncordlng to capability. Pleaw sddtes" J. E.
B. . are of Bee otnee. 6C4-U
Immediately a cook at Tizard's
WANTED . 554 if
Situation as copyist cr at any
WANTED writing , by a umpeicnt vonng
ady. Adjress "T. A. " Uee oEce. Itefercnce
jlven and required. 52ft-tf
A partner with 82,000 to join ad-
WANTED ' the extension o an established
ind DC cf tha best piyin ; SusinesJ ID th < eat.
Ipplyto K. H' . Slmeral , Room C , Cceigbton
Block , 15th St.
ANTED Two more botrdera at 31" ! North
W 17tb street , between Davtnport and Chi-
, east side 3S7-tf
BENT Comfortible dwellin.- rooms ,
FOR mod-rn improvemcn' ; , 21d and Cass
trceta. Enquire 307 9.12th St. 75-tf
RENT PI aantroom , furnisijedoruji.
farnisacd.N E. comer ICthaad Ctlirornla
treet. 749-tf
niAfiil TO REST T. MURRAY. 7234
C
T10 RENT Sinzle room , nicely furnished. H.
JL E. corner 17th and Capitol AT 717-SO
P. MORSE & Go.
M
Third week of our great sale of Dry Goods
damaged'by smoke and water.
PRICES RUINOUSLY LOW !
SILKS , SATINS , SURAHS , BROCADES.
Black Silks at 55c , that sold before the fire at 80o ; Black Silks at 75c , that sold before the fire at
$1.00 ; Black Silks at $1.00 , that told before the fire at $ L50 ; Black Silks at $1-25 , tha ? sold bet re
thefire at $1.75 ; Blaok Silks at $1,50 , that sold before the fire at $2 00 ; Elaok Silks at $2.00 , that
sold before the fire at $2.75 ; OUR tfEST BLACK CASHMERE FINISH SILK AT $2 50 THAT
ALWAYS SOLD READILY AT $3.50 ,
Black Satins at75c , sold before the fire at $1.00 ; Black Satins at 90c , sold before the
fire at $1.25 ; Black Satins at $1.00 , sold before the fireatl.50 ; Black Satins at $1.25 and
$1.50 , sold before the fire at $1.75 and $2.00 ; Black and Colored Surah Satins at 85c ,
worth $1.25 ; Colored Satins in all new Shades at 90c , always sold at $1.25.
Black Satin de Lyon at $1.25 , previously retailed at $2.00 ; Black Satin de Lyon at $1.80 ,
previously retailed at $2.50 ; Black Satin de Lyon at $2.50 , previously retailed at $3.50.
G-OOIDS.
Wool Mohairs , Detains , Lace , Buntings , etc. , 7c , 8c , 9c , and I0c , worth 3 times as much.
All Wool Suitings at I5c , formerly 35c ; All Wool French Suitings at 25c and 35c , former-
! y sold at 40c and 60c.
HOUSEKEEKING GOODS , LiNENS , MUSLINS , TOWELS , NAPEIXS.
Bleached Muslina slightly Damaged at 8c , worth wholesale cost , lie ; Bleached Moalins lOc ,
wholesale cose 121-2c.
Table Linens at25c , worth 40c. Table Linens at 35c , worth 50c
" 45c. " 75c. " " " 75c , " $1.00.
" $1.00 , that cost $1.50 , retail price $2. 00. „ 3
Linen Napkins 65o Dozen , that cost ua 75c Dozen , but Insurance Companies paid the dif-
erence ; Linen Nepkins 75c , 9pc , $1 10 , worth double.
50 dozen all Linen Large 3-4 Napkins at 2. OO , worth $3 0 0 ; 50 dozen all Linen Large 3-4Nap-
kins $2 O , worth $3 50 ; 50 dozen all Linen extra fine 8-4 Napkins at $3 00 , worth $4 00 ; 175
dozen all Lie en Large Huck To walsS1.25 , retailed before the damage at $4.00 ; 150 dozen all
Linen Huck Towels $1.75 , worth S2.50 ; 100 dozen allLiuen Huck Towels very laree size and
and extra fine at $2.50 , originally $3.00 ; 50 dozen extra fine Damask Towels at 35c each , worth.
50 cents.
Oar Marseilles Qnilts were Slightly wet , bat not materially damaged , and we will ssll a large 12
by 4 Marseilles Spread for $1.25 , that cost $1.50. Marseilles Spreads at $1.50 , worth $2.00 Mar
seilles Spreads at $2,25 , worth $3.00 , and all higher priced Spreads at 25 per csnt. less than Value.
Hotels , boarding houses and all consumers cannoc afford to pass th s stock of Goods. Men's TJn-
laundried bbirts , Men's Collars , Caffs , etc. , at half price. Only a few Men's Shirts left at 45c , that
sold before the fire for 75c. 50 dozen men's double reinforced Bosom Shirts with finest linen bosom
and full size cuffs only 65p , worth and always sold at $1,00Men's Linen Collars slightly soiled and
wet 5c each. Men s Linen Collars Best quality ia perfect order 12 l-2c each , sola everywhere at
25c. Men'sbest quality linen Cuffs at 21o a pair , wonh 40c. Men's best quality Striped British
halfliose25oapair , worth 35cto50c.
Remember the chance now offered you only comes once in a lifetime.
S. IP. iMicmsim & oo.
1319 Farnham St.
\ )
SPECIAL NOTIOES-Continued
One large roam ani cl'se * .
.L northeast comer ISthand Doojhs S : . 711-23
I OR RENT Furnished rooau. Inquire at
F 1318 Chicago street. CSC-tf
FFOR
RENT The building 1300 hurt ( tie * t
FOR ustd br John C na IB iha London
neat market. Some bntchi r tools for sale. Ap
ply on the premises or if John Baum r , 1314
Farnbam street. C3j-tf
T710R REJiT A store , co-nrr 10th nd Leaven
Jj worth. In quire nex dcor. a * , relerson'a.
612-tf
riUj. HUM i f-irt.li'icj r.vver iler-
j } ujei.ls llichi' 6 , .t. . i ui 16th aid
< > o.l * f'Cct- < 288-tf
FC1 SALE.
SALE-IIi f M. co tatw , t. threorooms
FOK . rittern , iclanJaialc. Apply on
luttnls : ? , U h Lc.ncin Cbaoai.t ! , I avcauort
Tie 6
OUS S F R SiLK CHP Iiqulre at
fkl vtln i , IS.hrr , 15 h n < I J-i kson.
ir < OHbALECtJ Al'-lairi > ) oiid hoajewlth
I' 4 room * , Mr.p , 'is in small duit , etc ,
' , - . ira 811 N.
S-m'h Oituha. T rmi oisbnq
18th tt. , let. ISmtaid-u inntd. < 84 eod-6
iKin LI or i iiU Ain LOOTS FOR
< lO\l faALa.CH AP * .L tb > fill T May
li > t. Call at our fe o o > e , ' < ! h > n I Davtnp rt ,
ot nt garden on 18th ht. t II u LT X "It
721-tI
; i K SAL : 1 t-iutlfi.11- i Jui-0 I ; I < ic t o
I * fin-els. I'rcj gllPQ. J II. I. ) uc
CAGUK , miTio.itK P t 1.1 e 7'2-tt
J OR SALE Hjue rd 1 > t on V rth 13ih
I H rce at > 1COJ. I qui c of Jo n L M
Caiie opptsileilie po.tome. 7 M-tf
T70HSALE i. nmd pyrtc lestiarant. la-
J } qmica.tl.iacm- " . "OJ-iS-Iin
Ide bir trp hi ? ) , . . d 5 new
F A d.yio . . . t8 P M.g C' . 637 tt
210airwihoic Itnd j nie cast of
CHEAP , 150 a'roj t > k and iO acres
t ra * c , 40 aic | astu-e fin o , la--e two story
louneand LOo ii ui . n r T. is perfect
Cw.'d by a iJ < > vady ] Ue ir.n.tu .ove. Cub
or city prow 11 y 11 cxchaue ( ;
H.U. E3TABROOK ,
671 tf EARL B CuE.
T : OR SALE liars it Domlaa and Sarpj
JH csnntles A. KOE\VATER , 1520 Karn
him Street. 320-tf _
170R SALE Lease and furniture of a. tint-
h clasa hotel In a town of 1300 Inhabitant' , In
State oi Nebraska. Uao24 he-is , the travelling
men's resort. Inquire at Uee office. S 3-tf
BARGAIN A building with
jj si'oon fixtores , farnitara and stock , n 10th
St. , opposite the U.P. depot , for sale very < -hcp.
Or the Qiturc ) , furniture and itock will be
aad building rented. Inqlire of Kt . KKE
MAN. 79 tf
I OR SALA lKO close carrU ea , at A. U.
F Simpson's. 911-tf
- . . Hark it Co.'a
THEBESTTinNaTIT-H.C. Whcut Flour ,
for Pancakes , Biscuits , a d al' k n Js of pa try.
Try It. Ask your croear f < w i t 478-tf
A Bnbberccatte'Tcen 2I taM 16th
LOST Izird r liort. Fe ivirto G. T. Co-ii h
and receive reward. 7 0-1
MISCHUHEOUS-
T OST A gmall da'k brind'e cow , nith whi'e
JJ tpots , rope around tb h irii Inforn atton
leadlnr to her rccorerv tJi ably rowardel , t
J. SI THURSTON'S , COth acdt'avenpoit ' streets
a27-737-tf
Has rattling Ion ? 'i-Uof ' hontCT , Iota ,
BEMI3 and faring f it > a e. Call and get
4cm.
. BROWN , comer rf lilh nnd Chlojfo
. streets. Is ready to bo e or deepsn ellj.
Satisfaction uixanted. 5C3-U
mEAMS CAN BE GOT At John Earn stable
JL for all kinds of work , at rraaonakle fliurcs
iearcomer ISth and Leavpnw.rth 8t. 378-t
rVOSTFORQET Them ceesorof the Amerl-
U can Hoose. on Poncbi * t , b = t. 9.h and
10th , for Board , boardnr. Iod1.5 . and transient
: ostumer . Bcstectful.y ,
itt tf JULIUS t tOtJISE ROS3
J. H. FLIEGEL.
Snefeaaor to J. H. TIIIELE ,
HERfHiNT TAILORS ,
No , , " ? 10 Douglas Street ,
_ _ JEa
With the Best Selected Stock of
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
in Omaha.
- We are PAS EXCELLENCE
THE YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHIERS.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE ,
FARNHAM STREET.
SGHLANK & PRINCE
SO.OOO
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
MAX MEYER & BRO.
P.Of-ose for the next ninety (90 ( } days to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & Organ ?
-A 1ST 33
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing ; Prices , WMeh is from 15 to 20Der
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
New Store , Cor. Ilth & Farnham
We Mean Business. Come and be Convince ! .
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE !
M. HELUIAN CO. ,
Spring Suits I AH Styles I
IMMENSE STOCK ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL !
. Largest Clothing House West of Chicago !
A. DEfAETMENT FOE OfflLDBEN'S OLOTBIN& .
We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds ,
jent'a Furm'shiDg Goods , in great variety , and a heavy
Jtock 'of Trunks , Valises , Hats , Caps , &cThese
joods are fresh , purchased direct iron the manufac
turers , and will he sold at prices lower than ever he-
ore made
We Sell f r Cash end Have but One Prici- .
A large fctai erin ; force is employed by us , and we make ,
Suits to Order on very short notice.
C -XiL ATTX ) SEE TTS.
1361 and 1303 Farnham St. , Corner 13th.
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