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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1874)
ft u v En i ( ! OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. THE OXAHA DAILY BEE . .nWnlim hr carrier, to HIT rr oTthe citr. Tery evening. pusta. eg C..n .t fifteen centalerweek,or J3.,5lor when paia Cntaril t fifteen centaper i months, and 17.00 per annum "in eoSSalnti about Irregularities, addressed this office wUl receive prompt attention. Tmcaha.Daji.t Bn will be wJWto reticribersstthefollowingrstes, .yable Inva riably tn advance: f7.l0 per allium. jg 2!i&x b. h by i th. KABGEST circulation In the city, and U, tore, the best and cheapest advertising Bcdlum. Uum. f.l notices. 25 RiIB OF AUVJUtiiaii""- "r -" ,. ' on SrJ-umu.tinxarUb.yb. & aog advertisement, by .pedal contract. Statement, Tabular .ereolrcarefulreTlalonbycopy. M5JMidIxwlt4Tertiemei.U before two erUsement. before one o'rJockr. i- advertisements for the WK" D" belaedta before MonUy noon, lor the guneweek'flnue. iJlIUYAL AM DEPASTURE OF TRAILS. Time Cud .r1hT5i.rM.Blw Boute LEAVE O-AIIA. lF,rfSS W? E3i I SJSfeS uieonTyernnnin.PnllnunBote., Dining cra. D. W. Hitchcock, r ! U'u I1!!. AEI. " ' - --t . ?T11L OiBans.JS.eo. Union Pclflc LXATX. DaUy Erpreu... ..,. R1L DaHyJttxfd.- i-oJA-M. . 6.45 A. IslH X. eptetl. Hjluet P. DECKL, r";.rwtoM. nl-?p:v. w - -f, ABMTl. S.00 P. M. 10.-00 P. M. 6:45 P.M. 3:30 A.M. Facile. 10: P. M. flflj&OA.M. ICXCepici. Dally Freight. Diuv rreigm.- riilrvco. Itocst w.n 5:30 A.M. U"" O.MP.V. SESSZISZSSSL tMonday. rblraeo tc Nortbweatern. i,B.c-fc jo:40P.M. jg" ;;..;:;;;;..$ p. L o:u a. m KaaM City, ' CohhcU Blun. aiornins f rpre"-- A. M. lOJO A 1L jtTBnlnsExprM....2)P.- Z smafca Norlhwertern and SIoox "" CUT FaeMe. Kxpre...-.-: . SS3p3" of tie above Kailro! OpealaS ClOSiBg Omaha. ef Mails in OUTS DTtf. CfcCM, A.JC. WITT. 0. P.R. It......... EAST. N.W. R-R... do do.. B.LAP. K.it do do.... P.&JCB.BJ do do.... BOUTH. B.iSt-Jo JO do.... O.Aa-W.K. yocTii. O.AK. W.K.E m.im. .tiiI .!! F!9iprn Citr Hatumouth, Council BlufUand Burling ton, dueat 10 A) . m,,cloes at 4J0 a. m. and ''bJtou'ls and St. Joseph, due at 10:00 a. m. and 7 p. m.; closes at 1:15 p. m. and 4.3) a. m. Office open Sundara lroin 12 to 1 p. m. ft. E. YOST. Postmaster. T. x. a, . T. .. 2.-20 110 llf 430 110 4.30 . UM 40 7.0C 40 ZM 100 2:50 7.45 i cities, Nebraska TADVKKTIa.BS lae C1RCC (tTlOl of IheDAItY BBK la more IhpnjloHble tbatof Byher dallj .aperpnblUbed.ln Abrmalca. Peycke's Eestauraijt and Oyster rooms. Tlia leading house of the kind. 207, Farnhanj street, between Ttralfth and Thirteenth. feb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. -The Van Cott canvas has been elevated. The sercnaders were out last night in full brast" Gas pipes are being laid down along "Tenth street to he New Union Pacific depot ' ,, The Beatrice Cement Company received Its first lo'ad of cement from Beatrice yesterday at its dcjpoi t the foot of Farnham street A certain young man who met with An upset on St. Mary's Rvenue'has had a great deal of lun poked at him to-day. All he has to say is that walking is good. A mad-dog was skylarking around on Tenth street last evening. He was corraled under Madame Kelly's house, and there shot by ixrticernan Byrno and Larson. Some drunken man turned a somersault into the Odd Fellow cel lar, corner of Fourteenth and Dodge treets,Mondaj-nlghr,aud"snoozed" comfortably till morning upon the bed of rocks. He was rocked to sleep. Efforts are being made to in duce Major Simeral to join the co oneratire union of the industrial classes. He is certainty as indus trious as a largo number of the "so called" co-operatives. Sixteenth street is being orna mented with shade trees, from Hall's foundry to the race track. They were purchased by the citi zens on that street, and in time will mako it one of the most pleas ant drives in the west. The Omah.i Convocation of the Episcopal clergy will .raeet at Belle vue to-day. Bishop Chirfcnj Bev. Mr. Garrett and Rev. Mr. Pat terson will attend. The Bishop will preach in the morning, and Bev. Mr. Garrett in the evening. Magiunis, who was caught and charged with the burglary ot a Glen wood jewelry store some months ago, was tried at Council Bluffy Saturday, and convicted. He was sentenced to the Towa State penitentiary for one year, and left for that institution yesterday af ternoon in charge of an officer. A brass band, composed of for eigners, eleven in number, arrived in this city yesterday from New York on -their wa3 to California. They gave several street corner con certs to-day, and passed around the hat, into which the by-standers dropped plenty of loose change to j compensate them for their excellent music. Says the Council Bluffs Globe: "The thieves who broke into Mil ler's butcher shop Friday night, have been traced to Omaha, and the authorities of that city are now mftMng; investigations as to their particular whereabouts. Marshal Jantson was overJiiere yesterday and learned that one of Jhe burglars had offered the stolen watch for sale at a certain place but had not suc ceeded in disposing of it. The par ties reside here and operate in both ?itk9." boring, will meet at the police court room this evening at 7:30 o'clock. For once in his rcportorial ca reer, the city editor of the Bee was generous enough to suppress an item in order to furnish the Herald some news. Goodman, the druggist, has 1m TfH Th -walk in front of his store, by having four large stones, each six feet wide and twelve feet long, laid down there. Prof G. Cellarius resigned Mon day night from the leadership of the City Band. No new leader has yet been elected, as was erroneously stated in another paper. Tele grams were sent last night to east ern cities inquiring for a first rate musician for a leader. Ann Eliza Young, the lecturing itinerant wife, No. 19, of Brigham, will visit Omaha in the early part of next month, to lecture here. She has mot with wonderful success on her tour throughout the United States, and the press, with the ex ception of the Chicago Times, have spoken of her qualities as a lecturer and a lady in the highest terms. The Chicago Unit, t will bo remem. bered, foully slandered her and her business manager, Maj. J.B. Pond, who was formerly in the "Wisconsin Legislature. Thp fact is that Mr. Young has always been accom- panjed by Maj. Pond's daughter as a traveling companion. Both parties deny the slanderous pbarges of the Times, and ore about to sue that paper for $100,000. Maj. Pond has several warm personal friends in this city, who know him to be a man of honor, whose word is his bond. He has written to them stoutly maintaining his innocence in the matter. The story was, no doubt, started at the instigation of Brigham Young or his Mormon adherents fn Illi nois. "We predict for Mrs. Young, upon her advent, a full house, as under all the circumstan ces of her life, she has become the leading sensation on the American stage. Fortonal. Geil. Perry left for Fort Bridger Monday. Mr. Herman Kountze left for tiic East yesterday. Mr. John Baumer, who has been very sick for the past few days, is reported to be better. Mr. Spencer, book-keeper for Clark & French, left on Sunday for a month's visit in the East President Dillon, of the Union Pacific, and party, will arrive here to-day Charles Russell, traveling agent of the Pan Handle, Pennsylvania and Vandalia line, is in town. A. C. Dawes, general passenger agent of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway, is in town. George Olds, general freight and ticket agent of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway, Is in town. Mr. L. M. Bennett, Superinten dent of the Pullman Pacific Palace Car Company, left yesterday for a two weeks' pleasure tour to Salt Lake, accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Thrall. Fred C. Hills, general freight and ticket agent of the Sioux City & Pa cific, and J. C. Boyden, general freight and ticket agent for the Sioux City & St Paul, were in town yesterday. "W. J. Edgar, chief operator of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway, at Burlington, and E. P. "Warner, chief of construction of the samojinp, were in town yesterday on a brief visit. How a Smooths ed FretHH manPlijed a Confidence Game on a Xaldea YoaBg and Fair. "Eor some past there has been boarding at the St Nicholas Hotel, on Ninth street, a Frenchman, named August Comjeans, who in his daily peregrinations to and from the house, often saw a comely look ing girl, who was employed in the family of Mr. St. Felix, the grocer, living and doing business just north of the hotel. Comjeans wlshedto make the acquaintance of the girl, and sought an introduction through Mr. St Felix, telling him that he was greatly attracted by her appear ance, and that he might make her his wife, as he was in search of a' life-partner. Mr. St Felix refused to introduce him, but in bis absence one day recently, Comjeans man aged to obtain an introduction to the girl through another par ty. The acquaintance resulted on Sunday in a buggy ride about the city and into the country and back. Durinp; the triD. the smoothtongued villain, for such he really was, made the girl believe that he was in quest of a wife ; that he had fallen in love with her at first sight ; and that she was just the person to suit him j in hrief, he proposed marriage and was ac cepted. On their return to the city the Frenchman and the unsophisticated girl proceeded to the St CharlesHo tel, where the vllllan there made her believe that, owing to their en gagement and under all the circum stances, there would not be anything improper n their remaining at the hotel over night, and oceupyjng the same apartments. They did so. Next morning early they went to arpstaurant and had breakfast, and after getting outside of a square meal, Comjeans, wjtb. a politeness characteristic) of a Frenchman, begged to be excused for a few mo ments. He went out and failed to return. The victim of misplaced confidence soon scented a "nigger in the wood'pile," and finally con cluded that shp had been taken In. Sbpftfonce proceeded to tlje house o; yr. gt. Felix, and rojated to him the story of her wrongs. A complaint was iramedlateJy made out against Comjeans at the police court, charging him with se duction, and tbp warrant of arrest was placed In the hands of Marshal Snowden, who failed to capture him, as he had left on an early train for the East. Telegrams were sent in every direction, but no clue has as yet been obtained to his whereabouts. X-Satcrday, May 1G. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment Present Commissioners McAr dle, Knight and Redfleld: - Minutes of the last two meetings were read and approved. George Smith was appointed a commissioner to view and report upon three roads, the proper petition and bond having been filed in each case with proof that notice had been posted as require i by law, viz: 1st A road known as Cummings street extension, commencing at the end of Cummings street on wes tern corporate limits of Omaha,and running thence west to land of Enos Lowe, thence north to the military road. 2d. The Platte River and Omaha road, commencing at the Platte ....., "- www w MtV .A VV& Ul h3S , town 15 range 10 e, and running thence east on the most practicable route to Omaha, crossing the Elk horn river on line between sections 3 and 10 town 15 range 10 e. 3rd. A road commencing at Elk- horn river on south line of section 16, town 16, range 10 east, running thence east along section line and Intersecting the military road at or near the n e corner of sectiou 19, T 16, RUE. Thofqllowiqg accounts were al lowed j H E Pickard, work on road and bridges .$34 00 H S Ludington,work on road and bridges ..., 29 00 J S Gibson, clothing 10 00 Fred Kumpf, shoes 75 Ed Dauscher, work. 6 00 The Commissioners made a few changes in the valuation of property as returned by the assessors for 1874,and as a Board of Equalization. ilMJUumtl ot(E.Uf Aujourneu to meet csaturuay, we 23d inst, for the transaction of reg ular business. S J Knights Templars. On Ascension day, the following officers elect of Mt Calvary Com- mandery, No 1, K T, were Installed: Sir Charles F Catlln, Em Com; Sir Edwin Haney, General; Sir An drew Traynor? Captain General; Sir Eben K Long, Prelate; Sir David E Hume, S "W; Sir Byron Stanberry, J TV; Sir Charles F Goodman, Treasurer; Sir William R Bowen, Rec; Sir Farquhar McRae, War den; Sir John E Hall, St B; Sir Ed mund Dane, S B; John Cameron, C G; Sir Charles B Havens, Sir David N Miller, SjrByrqil M Spen: cer, Guards, How the Grangers Propose "Celebrate It. to iCIAIa NOTICES; Drowned in a Well. By a dispatch received in this city ye-terday, we learn that a little girl four years old, daughter of Patrick Fitzgerald, living two miles west of Schuyler, fell into a well Monday afternoon and before help could be summon pd to get her out she was drowned. EUREKA! Best thing out. FLY TBAP, only $1-, at Milton Rogers', maylfltl COMBINATION ON ICE JJAS BupSTKIi and FLETCHER & HUBBARD Are now ready to furnish ICE at LAST YEAR'S RATES, Leave your orders at their office on Ninth street, between Farnham and Douglas. ' Fletcher & Hubbard. May 8, tf. Strawberries Marshall's. and ice cream at mayl9-lt Col. Tyrrell, who has been acting as United States paj'master in the department of Missouri, has been re-asigned to duty in the depart ment of the Platte, at the request of Gen. Ord, commanding. Col. Tyr- rel returned to Omaha two or three days ago, and was most warmly welcomed back by bis many warm personal friends. Mr. Joe Bundj", clerk to Col. Tyr rel, United States paymaster in this department, has returned from Lea venworth to Omaha, Bundy is one of the most social and happj young gentlemen In the city, and his hosts of friends are very glad to see him back. Last evening a large number of them tendered him a reception and a supper at one of tho leading restaurants. Speech-making and songs followed, and the wittiest ef fort was made by Bundy, who sand wiched his remarks with apprt-oia-blo snatches from the popular airs of tho day. "After the opera" the party k a strolling promenade about the city, inking the cooling, inspiriting nud bracing atmos7,,cre of the lovely night The following are the arrivals at the Wyoming Hotel: E Matthews, Sioux City; E V Bullard, Chicago; J TV Axtell, Mt. Morris, N Y; S C Whoeler, Beat rice; C H Carter, wife and daughter, do; M V Nichols, Osage, Iowa; O FrostjPlattsmouth; Wm Berg,Ocon omowoc; A V Miller, Des Moines; G Douglas, Towa; J Allen, New York; J TV Madigan, wife and son, Chicago; Wm Dolls, York county, Iowa; H T Boardman, San Francis co; G E Crane, Portland, Oregon; James Cantrell, Plum Creek; G TV Wilson, Ogden; O E Doran, Chica go; TV L Milllken, Omaha; G F Clark, Chicago; Thomas Henry, Springfield, JJ1; C TV Carstall, Kan sas City; Chas Fisette, Texas; P H Smith, Council Bluffs; T E Calvert, Plattsmouth; H C Graves, do; A TV Lemrood, Burlington; J TV Ar lington, Garzel, Texas; C H Catte, wife and daughter, Beatrice; SP Wheeler, do; E Erdman, St Joe; A lover of a Douglas street bru nette endangered his life Sunday evening by taking a stroll with an imported blonde. The brunette heard of it, and arming herself with a long knife, she started ont, regard less of her topsy-turvy appearance, in search of them. Had she found them, she would undoubtedly have made short work of them, for "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." A Card. Patronizers of tho Omaha City Band are requested to give their orders at Thiele's new concert hall on Tenth street, as Mr. G. Cellarius is no longer connected with the band For the members. J. Tiiiele, President. A. Dueko, Sec'y. may!9 It Finest stock of WATER COOL ERS in the city, at Rogers'. may 19 It Ladies' pocket handkerchiefs, in silk borders, new style, at Gladstone & Co's, mayl8-2t 509 Fourteenth St. Wire Screens for windows and doors, all sizes, at may 19 It Milton Rogers'. Spring Grove Farm, 1 Douglas County May 18, 1874. j Editor Bee. An adjourned meeting of the Fourth of July Coun cil of Grangers was held at Elkhorn Station last Saturday. The meeting was called to order by Brother John Rush, and on mo tion of H. M. Goff, was elected Chairman, and S. J. Cutler, Secre tary. Several Grange) from Sarpy and Douglas counties were represented. The object of the meeting was to decide upon a suitable place for holding the celebration, and the appointment of committees to carry out the work. After some debate as to where there was such a place suitably situated, it was, on motions, decided that the east bank of the Elkhorn river at the railroad bridge, was the piace, and a com mittee, consisting of members of f-e granges, was appointed to pre pare the grounds. Also a committee on music, vocal and Instrumental; and a committee on speaking and "programme, (pro gramme to be published in the Omaha and Fremont papers.) On motion an invitation was ex tended to the Bellevue Grange to the effect that they favor us with vocal music. On suggestion of Bro. Rush, it was decided that each and every Granger take it upon him or herself to constitute a committee of one to make Jhe celebration a grand suc cess. And on motion the Secretary was instructed to invite the co-operative unions of farmers and mechanics, and other industrial organizations to participate in the celebration. A committee was also appointed to visit the railroad officials for the purpose of obtaining terms of ex cursion train. "5 Council adjourned to meet at the same place, at 2 p. m., Saturday, May 30th. Members of the com mittee are-earnestly requested to be present. Also opp delegate from each Grange that wishes to take part, and, make the celebration a grand success, and worthy of tho namo of Grangers. j H. TV. Goff, S. J. Cutler, Chairman. Secretary. Guilty or Hot Guilty. Francis Mitchell, charged with burglary in breaking Into Alder man Everetts hquse.--vntt abstract ing therefrom a watch an4 certain other articles, put in an appearance before His Honor, JudgexJued, n open court,and through his attorney. C. R. Scott, entered a plea of not guilty. Mitchell asserts 2lai he came over wm Omaha the "clay af ter the burglary was committed and. Knew nothing of t i)ntil ho fell in with the perper trators on uis way to Missouri Valley to seek employment with the Great Eastern Circus, He affirms that the gujlty parties told him all about the crime and induced him to accept the watch for the purposo of hiding it This being the case, and making the defendant an accom plice after the crime had been com mitted, he entered a plea of larceny. The plea was placed on file and will receive the attention of the District Attorney at an early day. (7. B. Globe, m?i. KOTICE. AdTertiaements of To Let, For Sale, Loct, Wants, Found, Boarding, Ac, will be inserted in these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CEFIS per line. The first Insertion nexer less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, rTTT BENT 1 he nicest house that is for rent X In town, with 9 rooms, pesideS bath room, summer kitchen, cellar, gas fixtures, clothes presses and every other conveniences. P.BlCKNEtL, n,.Tl'" No. 553 16th St. fjlOUND A young coach dog. The .!- can nave niui hr callinsrat thLi offiiv paying for this advertisement, owner and mvlQ JL WANTED A single woman, or a man and wife, togo Into the country to do general farm and house work. Inquire of fciiEkLY bso. City meat Market. mylt-3t kESlRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. and several vacant lots,-and farm lAjs D lor sale : abo houses -nj omce to rent cheap. to good lenauts. Apply to Joitx E. Kellet, Attorney at Law, atr'jeiich iilcKoon's office, KoomNo. 3, Cre.gUtoa hfock. mjldif PUBLIC HALE OF CITY LOTS During the hrst week in June next (the day to be herealtcr designated, I will otter at public sale about SO lots, being the remainder of my inter tstiu Nelson's Additioa to the city of Omaha. Two of these lots are full acrei, extending from Cumming to Burt streets, and some of the others are finely located, eligible lots, within four squares of the street railway. lhe lota will be uesignated on the ground so that iar tiescan readily- sea them. Terms, one third cash with balance in one and two years. For further information apply at the othce of By ron 1 eed X Co. JOSEPH H. NELSON. mylStf MONEY TO LOAN Call at law office of D. L. '1 HOUA3, Room 8, Viwdher's block. mylStf WANTED-A good Uuudreas; high wages paid. Apply at 207 Farnham st , bet lixh and 13th iU. ruylS 3t FBONT PARLOR FOR RENT Apply 277 Davenpurt st bet 15th and 16th sts. my ICtf ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM I hae. at large cxpen-e, procured improved machinery for the manufacture or Ice Cream in large quanti ties. I can and will self it cheaper and better than any house in Ihj city. Hotels, lUstau rjinU and families call around. myl5-5t HtNRYLATEY. TO THE PUBLIC The undersigned has purctased and put upon the streets as public conveyance, sorne of the finest carriages etennanufactured in this country. They will be run toandirom tbedeiiots, hotels and private residences. All orde a left at the Metropolitan Hotel, or at the stable, near t e cor of Eleventh st and Capital Avenue, will be promptly at tended to. A share of the public iiatronage ii respectfully solicited. JOHN E. BULL. mvl3tt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPfcRTYr-One section choice land, on the big bend of the Republican River, h uckols County Inquire ot A. JIINSKI, niylJ-iup Corllameyand 15th is. AN 1 ED Servant girl-, carpenters, farm hands, laborers, etc , Immediately, at the employment odjce.rooni 9 VWher'ablock. myStf EOR LENT Dwelling house with 7 rooms, cellar, well, cistern and t ec, No. 439, 12th st. Inquireof ALP.D. Jo.NE3,No. 5091-2I3th st, or n w cor Harney and 16th sts. iny7tf EOR SALE I will sell good second hand carriages and buggies low for cash or tnde, as I wish to replace them with new ones. mayCtf G. W. HOMASf. TJEAL csta'e for sale J.V son's additions, othce. In ' rmstron A Knl. Addrcs., b. J, ft; Bje ' ' niyotf FOR SALE . Singer sowing machine, new. Inquire of Max; Mr T Bro, ' qp7if, i i FOR SALE One et parlor f- ,, piano. Ino..-i-C7 -n-ture ; also i . v.iiAxMejtr.A Bro. ap27tf ONEY TO LOAN-Inquire at law office OIL. F. Ma Inn, Vissxher's block. Omah i. DENTTBTEY. 1SL?1. tttMLE-S,! -5 rV OFFICE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST. rpsTAius, Bet. 13th Sl Uth Sts., OMAHA. WOUlest jiracrtlPiiMr'nn!hts In the city L. WOODWORTil, 239'Hoaglia StiMt, Omaha, Hairk DEULS5jX Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Pattent Wheels, Road wsgom, Trot UngSulklei. Ske'etons, Ltudebakers, Celebrated Wa.o s. James R. Hill's Celebiated Con cord harness and Whips. HORSE CLOTHING. Robes. Blankets, Wagon Material of aU IWrip tlons, Spates, Hubs, Felloes, and aU kiadsof HARD WOOD LUMBER j: j. BROWN & BRO., - WHOLESALE GROCERS, myS-ly QIMIATTA. 2ST"EB., STEELE & JOHNSON, Wholesale Grocers, -SIXNOSI Iam.'K 538 and 540 Tourt-nth. Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE - - - ZNTIE mcbl32y Thimble Skeins, Axles nichfilt Springs. JOIIX B. KELX.ET. Attorney 1 Counselor at Law Ofice Boom A Cxeighton Block,! . nwiTri Cor. 15th ant LVjaglM 8ts. OMAHA. COU.EOTIONSSOLICITED ANDPROMPT ly attended to. No charge unless e llec tlons are made. Houses to let and rents col ected. Real estate bought and sold. aplTtf 100,000 ACRES I EICH FARMING LAHD IK NBBBASKA Q 500 Hanscom Place Lots! HOUSES AND LOTS In the city of Omaha, forsalecheaoand on coodternn. BOUGS & H1XI. Real estate broker,omce over Madey's store, on Dodge st. opposite new postoffice ai30m2 F. COURT, Leading Bootmaker 183 Farnham street' HASonhand a full line of Ladles' Goods which he is closing out at cost. Give him a call and get good bargains. NETf GOODS ARRIVING DAILY STIe has on hand an excellen stock of rnts wear, best in thecity, of Eastern manu ure or home made. a29tml MORGAN & GAULAGER. -SCCCES:ORS TO CREIGHTON AND MORGAN- WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 205 Farnham Street oiM:.A:Ea:A - ItiiRillr J apr8dly USTIEB. Victor Restaurant. 1U0 FABNHAM BEET, Bet. lOth and 3.3.tlx. YlpTCSfl DJJORQSS, Prop. WITH EYERT- p. m. ap22tf Copies of city charter for sale at the Bee oflice tf Indian Curiosities at Xo. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. maj- 7-tf. Pensions and Bounties pro cured by W. M. Francis, Law Office, Creigiiton Block. WIRE SCREEN ! "WIRE SCREEX1 Come and got it at ml9-lt. Milton Rogers'. WANTI.D-.A cheap farm In exchange for merchandise. Address, Farmer, IlK office. ap'Jlt TTTiQll SALE OR Rh 1 o. 354 Chicago st Apply to V . HARRIS, TAFT A WOODMAN, 1 l3 Oil Mill. j TTANTED To rent a rnrnlshcd nouse of ff 'lor 5 rooms, either all or partlv furnish ed ; most be near the cor of 10th and Farnham sta. Address, P.SMITH, Pl3tf Bee oince. FOB SALE OR REST A farm of 12) acres with house and barn, situated one half mile west of the Barracks: Inquire of nichiett D. P. REDMOND. CJTORE FOR REMT-On N XV cor. 16lh and IO Chicago. KS. A. TAYLOR A CO. jau TO IcET. Seven rooms suitable for offices, coiner of Fifteenth and Douglas streets. Inquire of Chas. J. Kar bach. maj-lG 2w Proposalsfor Transportation ATK,") iTEB, J. U. ) Head'qrs Dkp'toftiiePlattiO ur(ii-r.UU r VIABTKIUIASTEB. UM.vn.v, Neb., May 16, 187 The best and coolest glass of soda water, from the new and magnifi cent Arctic apparatus, at Ish's Farnham street tlrug store. maylO-eod-lm HANDOVER BRASS BAND Will play this afternoon and even ing in the GRAND CENTRAL BEER HALL may 19 It Farnham street. . NOBBY STRAW HATS. Men's and Boys', just received, at Bunco's. may!9 21 22 3t Spring Chicken, at Wirth's Res taurant, may 19 2t Ladies' suits at Gladstone & Co', 509 Fourteenth street. mayl8-2t GLADSTONE & CO'S is the place to buy parasols, of all styles and prices. An extensive as sortment on hand, at 509 Four teenth street mayl8-2t Spring Capes, Sacques, and Linen Dusters at Welf & Jones, 509 Thirteenth street, between Farnham and Douglas, may 18 It The celebrated Triple Mo tion WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. AH sizes at Milton Roqers'. mayl9-lf NIJW GOOBjS. I have now In stock, and am daily receiving new and choice pat terns in Tapestry and Body Brussels, Two and Three-Ply' Carpetings. Also window shades, oil-cloths, and mattings. JoiinB.Detwiler, Fourteenth street, bet Farnham and Douglas. maj-19-lt Strawberries and Ice Cream at Marshall's. mayl9 It 10,000 PAIR OF SHOES. $5 00 Shoes at.$2 50. $4 00 Shoes at 2 00. $4 00 Shoes at 1 50. $2 00 Shoes at 1 00. $1 00 Shoes at 50 cts. Henry Doiile & Co. may 9 It "BOB," The Old Reliable behind Wirth's Bar, is happy. See him may 19 2t The best bargains in boots and shoes to be had at F. Kumpfs, 252 Dourdas street, between 14th 4 15th. mayl2eod 2w Best Ice Cream and Soda, at may 19 2t Wirth's i?stauraut A complete assortment of SUM MER BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys, and the only place where you can buy thorn qt Bed Rock prices, Is at Philip Lang's, mayl9-ot 156 Farnham St ASPARAGUS at Wirth's restau rant mayl9-2t New drinks on draught. Peru vian Beer and Ginger Ale at Isii's. A variety of 25 different drinks of soda and mineral waters on draught at all times. maylCeodlm Notiqe to Delinquent iax Payers. To those persons who aro delin quent in the payment of their city taxe, due the City of Omaha, I would call their attention to sections 31, 32,33 and 34, of the City Charter, and hereby give notice that on and after Wednesday, May 20th, 1874, I shall proceed, as directed in said Charter, to make all delinquent city taxes by levy am sale of personal property of the persons or corpora? tlons owning the tame. No further notice will be given. Taxes must be paid, or levy and sale will follow. Until further notice the City Treas urer's office will be open from 8 ocoiilf At M. to 5 p. it. Edward Johnston, mv!8-3t City Treasurer. JUST RECEIVED. A most complete assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Chlldren'sshoes and slippers. Philip Lang, No. 15G Farnham street. may 19 tf PROPOSALS in duplicate, with the satisfac tory guarantee of two responsible part es, not bidders, that bonds will be given on award of contract, will be received at this office until eleven o'clock am, Tuesday, June Ibth, 1874, FORTUE TRANSPOKTATION duringthe fiscally ear ending June 30, 1875, of army supplies, as follows viz : 2,00O,0oO pounds, mcreorlcs, from Cheyenne depot, W. T.,to Forts Laraiqlefami rcttcrman, 1 000,000 pounds more or less from Medicine Bow Station, Union laclfic ra iroad, to Fort Fetterman, W. T. f 1, 000,0 jO pounds, more or lcss from Bryan, XV. T., or other station on the Union Pacific, railroad, to Cump stambaugh and Camp Brown, W. T. . 1,1,0 1 000 pound, more or less.from the south ern terminus of the Utah Southern railroad to Post of Beaver, Utah. i 2,ikw,uoj pounds, more or less, irom.mey euneto Posts at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencie. of 2 ODO.000 pounds raoreorless.'from North Platte, Nebraska, to Posts at Red Cloud and Spotted iail Agencies. ; Set araie bids '" duplicate, should be made for transportation ocr each route, and may state the rate per hundred pounds per hundred miles, or, preferably, the rate per hundred pounds the whole distance over which it Ispro poscd to transport supplies. - Bids fjr transportation from Cheyenne Depot to Forts Laramie and l-etterman, and to the Posts a Red ( loud and Spotted Tail Agencies, will also be received up to the same day "and hour above named, by the Depot Quartermaster at Cheyenne, W. T., and b ds for transportation- irom tne soumcrn terminus oi mo utan south, ern railroad to Post tf Beaver will also be re ceived up to the same day and hour, by the Post Quartermaster at Post of Beaver, Utah, and forwarded to the Chief Quartermaster, De partment of the Platte Tne right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Bids must be endorsed on cm elopes, "B.ds for Transportation." Full conditions made known on application tothisorficc. By order of Department Commander. ALbA. J. 1'ERRY. TABLES SUPPLIED thing in the market, Open from 7 n. ra. to 1"-'. ideals Served to Order.-Ba 0I8TEB3 8EBVED 15 EVEBT 8TTLE. C1 A Arp1 I!f SEASON- r suit C. 7, gAMATTXT, TAXXiOR, 171 Cor. Farnham and Eleventh 81a. AH kinds ot TAILORING, Cleaning and re pairing uone at reasonable rates. A fine lot of r UHlSLUiMi WHITNEY, B AUSEBKAN & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS XTo. 247 Douglas Street, OMAHA, - - 3STEB mch27yl AGEKTS FOB THE DUPQXT POWDER CO. Kurtz Mohr& (Jo JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOYES andKOHOKS. 231 Farnliam Street; OIMTAHA., - - . TCTTnTD a.W TaafM.aAaWe J. J. BROWN & BRO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS .Notions, and Boots and Shoes. rayS-ly and sold cheap. GOODS constantly on hand tecZBtl ILLIISTOIS HOUSE. Za.srxxlxAXxx Sreet Between 9th and 10th. CnAILES PELDEU3IAN, Prop. mchlltf XTew Meat Market. SPAULDIAN ii JOUHDAX. 14th St. Bft. Farnham and Harney, mehl5-2m Oppo ite the Grand Central EBERHART BABY BUGGIES! JOHN T. ED&4R, -JOBBER OF Shelf I Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, AND- TI1RESIIKR8. UARVKSTEBS, REAPERS, MOWKRI, 24.S S. CORX-PLANTERMPLOWa, rtrnTHOIs. MKKPK atAKtt a.ian tar .-, "" Douglas St., Omahe; Nebraska' GEO. A. HOAGLAND, Wholesale Lumber OFFICE AND YARD COR. 0FD0D6ySlND6TflSK., U.iP. B.B. TBACK. WXVL.Xli. TVT aoiitf EIB, eeje ROBERT C. STEELE, DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes, BRUSHES, LAMP GOODS ETC. 257 Douglas Street mchlseodlr ww STRAWBERRIES Restaurant. at Wirth's may 19 2t JUST RECEIVED 10,000 PAIRS of all kinds of FOOT WEAR, at Philip Lang's, myl9-"jt 150 Farnham St. mvlS-Ct Chief Quartermaster, Dcn't PJaito. iirovet urig.uen. u. S.Army. For largest and best stock of La thes' Shoes in the city, at the low est pripes. It Henry Doiile. CUCUMBERS taurant. at Wirth's Res, myl9-2t H Tuttle, Rawlins, W T. For soda and mineral water, Pe ruvian beer and ginger ale,patronlze the "statue," the costliest and most magnificent soda apparatus ever constructed and now running In full bla3t at Ish's Farnham street drug store dispensing the most delicious and cooling drinks In the city. May 15, eodSm. Go to F. Kumpf for Boots and aHdficoes; 252 Douglas street, be tweenl4tli and 15th. .-- mayl2eod2w TRIPE at Wirth's restaurant mayl9-2t Strawberries and Tee ffrT0 at . J I U , a B,VrMABSHAIX'S.- may 19 It. A FEW kits loft ot those EXTRA MESS MACKEREL at Allen's. mayl8 2t Vorbenas 1.00 per dozen at Dono- hue'a Flower Stand, opposite post office. mayl3tG Ice Cream at Latey's. Fami lies supplied cheap. Leave your orders. II. L. Latey. aprlllStf Ior Sale Cheap. Desirable residence property, on 14th street Enquire of V. Burkley. aprll-tf , iTaiea TTxxJLtoca. Confectioners' Tool Works, SEEiIiHTG OUT AT COST! COST! I AMIES FURNISHING GilODS, HAVING to give up my store by the first of June, I will dose out my wljqle stock at and below cu.t. MrlDAxVl FOY'S CORSETS ! Night dresses, arrens Infant dresses Ac. mjtuil 0. U. MlffiN. 2IG Douglas sL 3EJ. WIU5DEC JJX1U. DEALER IN Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. UE corner Fainham and Eleventh streets, OMAHA, ... NEBRAoKA. sep2r AXL ABOUT THE WATER WORKS. Is SOLE AGENT In Nebraska for 4 of the Beat Makers. Mv nrinos are awa- below! these small dealers, Jhave 300 in stock, and WILL NOT be undersold! Make no mistake I sedthe "BAZAR" before buying, or write for prices. You nave dollars by .bo doing. See the new 1 BOSTON CANOPY TOPI" Which;Hakes 5 styles of a buggy. Large or small orders filled at FAC TORY PRICES ! for cash. I make a " spaclaltu " of flllintr retail orders for a sliigla buggy. :pi:r, Imported (all kinds) wholesale and retail. 4 ap!3eod2m HENRY HORNBERGER. DEALER IN- Wines, Liquors, Cigars, 4Kc.so. Ilru Old Kentucky Whiskies aad I 239D0TJQLA88TB.,) (Caldwell Block,) ' f hi9vl ' parted tJtMd, a Specialty. OHMTAJEIA., ICTIEB. IDS I3ECXO- B. & J. WILBUR, Books and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fourteenth Street, - Omaha, ITeb tTOSIff F.OL 255 Harney) street, between lith and IStb. sitttifcgev Tho?. Mill 4 Bro,, Manufacturers oj Confectioners' Tools Machines, Moulds, lea Ciaai Freezea. e., Nos. 1301 & 1303 North Eighth St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Proprietors : Thomas Mills, ueo. Al. MILLS. Fjablisued 1S6L f CATALOGUES SENT AtleiP.Paihhb. I J upon application. marTdAw3ni Buy the len's. California Flour at Al may98 2t Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of goods, and unequaled in bright ness and finish, at the Steam Dye I works 10tl1 0r?eet tefween Farn ' ham and Douglas Dr - it. GBrBK. C. J. KAKBACU. (sBEDE ii KABBACH, IStb st. Letween Farnham spd arney sts. OMAHA, - - NEB. MAXCFACTX-Erit OF Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES ASS CARRIAGES. Dealers In and manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IML'IXMEXTS! PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO HOBSKSMOEISa. RpgsrIn; ot wagons and blackxaltbiag promBUr done at reasonable prices, mycUwein The central city of the West Quite proud of late has grown, And feels it can no longer wait A goo 1 sized pond to own. The greatest cities of the world Who wish to cut a swell, At once erect a icservnlr Upon their hignest hilL We read in the days of Noah That waterworks were tried; The trouble was Uey had no sewers, AnJ so the people died. L:t us thon remember If water works we try. To put in wers good and strong, Ana make our streets quite dry And when the thing is done We'll celebrate at once. Then everybody In the town Will bey their hats of Bqoee. For all new styles that row are'out, Some fifty kinds or more. You'll find them cheap at fiance's Famous New York store. Th Chimp!on Hatter of the West, l' Doug asStreeet. mcL2if Carriage and TfagoH Maklus tho latest and most In all it Branches In approved pattern. HORSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHINH and repairing. 4oue on short notice. 26 ! ssr ep26 m GENERAL AGENTS FOE ALL SCHOOL BOOKS -A-. IE. SIMPO 3ST, -MANUFACrURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS. 532 'FTErnttEiisTrnTi. so?., OZiZUGrBTOZw' ap22niG Established 1858. J .. r. snacpsoiwi CABRUGIM1NUF1CT0RY WHOLESALE CANDIES I am now mamitacturing all rarietisa of candles and will fell at BASTBBN ZFIRICIEJS Dealers la thU State need Mt waat to r Est fri CAN DIES. Atrial Is selklttf. II. WJLLHELsf. J. TATLOK. WILLHELM & TAYLOR, POBK PACKERS, (17th and Chicago streets, OMAHA, ... NEB, 538 ft 5tFoarteentk Street, (0ce up sub?.) .Omaha, Nebraska. Carriages and Buggies aa kind or made to order. . N.aVPartknlar attention Mid to KntLt DouflAS t- mchllti Oor. xatia. KXM.la.4fc ing. ' attention paid to Ktpalr apra-u A? BE now prepared to deliver In large or mi:l auintlties. their mild suzar,cured "OXE SUCH" brand of hams and breakfast bacon, pat up expressly for family use. hand pare kettle-rendered leaf lard, by barrel orin cans of io, 15,25 or 40 lbs. -Order promptly filled, " Oa the U. P. BR. MEAT MARKET, lGthstreet bet California and Webster. TTTE-"3rEEP ON nAND TnE BEST W tpply of FBESU AND SALTED MEATS Also a large stock of Fine Sagar Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon, at the low. est rate. .J WM. AUST A KNUTH, myKjly Proprietors. O X2 Tirnoi, LAS G-X32NTS9 fUFACTUBFB OF- iar, -A. Sj S, E AND RETAIL. TOBACCO. d Smokers' Articles. 1S5 DOUG- MAHA, NEB., Opposite Metro. :L Consumers and Dealers win .heir advantage to examine mr stock- purchasing elsewhere. t15-1t SOMES and IAR1CS in 2f X3XLAS The Barllnjtoa and Missouri niver Railroad Co., oUtra beat 1m Is sA lev Brleas on 10 credit at 6 per eenu Interest, and wlihatuaus premium of 28 percent, eat the mrnn JJmT. purchase, U half the land is. cultivated, within two yars from aW Mrebats! Maoant u a LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. North of :Platte, .Loup Fork and Elkhorn Valleys aeil-wS South of he Platte TbC?,nl,nyonUrgebo.lro Hhe best lanl la Nebraska. Uterse -tad br nnm.mn. ,. and a 'Jaceut to its railroad and la the largest and best deoeVl ? ofU2T?S- fl XI I mous Pe publican Valler. For drcnlati sal taltl.tSXVISrm aUU ." th C. R. SCHALLER, Aent B. ft M. Uad Office, Cer f S httk i Ttrrtssal Oaali. th l-l. V.