Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA BEE I
' /TUESDAY , JAN 19 , 1875.
U1T1CUL EAFEK OF 1UH LiTY.
, THE OJUUA 1UILT Bt'E
U .ervolto fuwcrilrs by " ' " ? /
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partol tcecJiy every % emng. I5 "I
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* , y Wefnra-
IS .n pc-r uniuti.
400 " C .tmtlu.
IHH Ouim l jun hch HIM oj ; k.r the
LAUUEtl cucuUtuin ja tbe city , and is ,
htitlcre , U.e best aB l cheapest mhertielcg
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df ertuciceiit iBt > trt d ( or leu thin 60 ceiite.
jjposiai notices , 10 cenu per ILao ; single Int r-
tioc , out less than 25 cento.
Trc Ui.t abi TU < euentsinuninta.ial > ly be
paid lor lu udriinct ,
limits tor sUmdlng edriTiuementa > 'j specl !
central.
All Legal Notices , Statement * , Tabular
Work , etc. , requiring cartful reri on by copy
orproyl lobe funuibed , inutl be handed in
before ten o'clock A. U. to inst-re iiieution the
auie day.
hpuual tmd Local aJYcrtiwaeiiU betore two
o'cofx . K.
AjfircrUsoaenta udore one o'clock r. X. ,
An.hdftTtUimcnU { or the WiKKLY BEK
mujt"be Luidud in before Monday coon , { or the
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Omaha.
earns
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Chicago nod all EasU-rn cities , Kebratka
llaticroutb Council BlufL nd Burllng-
City , . nd
4-7Ja. m.
toi ; , dueutltiaii uir.cKiiCiet -
p. m.
St. Louli and St. Joseph , due at IGtCr ) lu m.
jind 7 p. m. ; do. cs at 1:15 p. m. and 4:30 a. 13.
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f * > JIinn iioiilile tjint of nay oilier dally '
* _ * Hj erwublUbMl
Pcycke Bros. , theJeatling ojster ;
dealers , defy all competition v They
, sell A. Booth's Oval Brand oysters
lower than any other house in the
_ citv. " Fei 2tf
Oft AHA BREVlliES.
The 6nly train from the East
yester-iay , the Chicago anil Rock
hour lato.
. Jsland , was-one
The Omaha City Baud Concert
at Thiele's Hall this evening
promises to be a line aflair.
A man named Ozier yras fined
the usual -amount at the Police
Court yesterday morning lor drunk
enness.
" Fifteen persons joined the Con-
Tjjregalicnal Church Sunday Hye
by profession of the faith and bap
tism , and ten.by letter.
A dispatch was received at Gov
ernment Headquarters yeskrday
ttating that it was forty degrees bc-
lowjrero Suiday.at Ft. Laramie , and
that a fearful snow storm was pre-
. vailing.
The Lincoln Daily Ulade of
Saturday says : "We had the plea
sure of listening to afcpcechof ten
or fifteen minutes.by Senator Spaun ,
of Douglas county , in the Senate
this morning. The senator Is a fine
and able speaker , "
Major Croft , it is said , is labor
ing under an attack of temporary
insamtybrought about b the elope
ment of his daughter. He was
picked up Saturday night while
Twmu'enng 'about the streets , jn a
crazy manner , and taken to his
Lome and cared for.
The "Old Folks Concert" takes
place at the Presbyterian Church
"Wednesday night. Judging from
. - the programme , which is very com-
" * , there will be considerable
amusement afforded at the enter
tainment , as well as really fine mu
sic. Tliis concert is for the benefit
ot the Ladies' Relief Society.
That monte trick , which was
reported to have been turned in
Council "Bluffs ! , as has since bee ? !
( certained by Marshal Snowdcn.
Fifty dollars vras returned to the vic
tim by Jim "Wilson and three fin-
gercd Jack , the monte-men , upon
fu'eiLg Eolicied so to uo by an Omaha
relative of the "sucker. "
Dick \Vilue has , beyond a doubt ,
the ' nobbiest turnout in the city.
His horse is a handsome bay , able
to make his mile in 2:40 , which will
"Infant" In
do for a roadster yetan
years. His cutterrecently obtained
, vfrom > tew York , is a beauty , while
_ CiBis road-wagon , also from the cast ,
* eclipses anything of the kind in
town. The outfit is complete , and
cannot he excelled in Omaha , either
for style or speed. Come again ,
Dickrai d give US another sleigh-
ride'around the block.
Colonel firaves was examined
last Saturdaj * , before Judge Peabody -
body , on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses , and
was discharged. He was defended
by C. H. Erown , and prosecuted by
X. H. Burnham for the complain-
ng witness. , John Ro6ink.
A thoroughbred Indian attend
ed the Baptist Sunday School Sun
day afternoon. Tnis is an item
that will do to send to those of your
Eastern friends who imagine that
the Indians camp on the principal
streets , and that buffalo roam
through the outskirts of the city.
A gentleman who arrived from
Washington bunday tells a "good
un" on Senator Hitchcock. Sena-
ator Logan was talking with Sena
tor Sherman about the "making
up" of a certain committee , and in
quired of Sherman if he knew a
very weak man that they could tack
on the committee. "Yes , " replied
Sherman , "put on Hitchcock. "
On Saturday morning two men
named Taggart and Harney , em
ployes at the Smelting "Works , had j
some-words about" their work. In
the afternoon Taggart , without a
word of warning , struck Harney
with a bar of iron twice over the
head , and kicked him once in the
face , badly injuring his nose. The
blows on the head , too , were very
severe , making ugly wounds. Tag
gart was arrested and fined SC.OO at
tnc Police Court. Yestcrdaymornhig
Harney's injuries were found to he
of a very s > erious nature. He is ly
ing at his home insensible , and it Li
not certain that he wl'l ' recover.
These facts becoming known to
Judge Wilbur heimmedlately issued
a warrant , under the State law , for
the arrest of Taggart for an assault
with a deadly weapon.
Personal.
J. JNr. Campbell , of Choyeune , is
at the Grand Central ,
ContingentCongressman O'Hawcs
returned from Washington Satur
day evening.
John Eat'on , of Lincoln , spent
yectepday at the Metropolitan , and
left for Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Major George Doane , of the Gov
ernment Headquarters , returned
yesterday , from a two month's visit
at the Eafjf.
The following are thg arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel :
Kerea Valle , Mo ; Wm H Bart-
lettpMrs W E Eartlett , Mrs A F
Lufkin , Boston ; F C Filler , city ;
B H Mills , Boston ; .H P' Payne ,
Cheyenne ; N J Sharp.R M S ; Mrs
Foley and ohildren/ t Louis ; C
Stafford Chicago ; Mrs C Dodge and
children , Keb ; S V Graves , Glen-
wood , Iowa ; J Joquist , Reno ,
Nevada ; . George W Brewster ,
Placerville , California ; W M Mad-
.den . , Chicago ; Peter Taylor and
wife , California ; OyanWie , Alba
ny , N " , ' W 68anaors % , city ; F E
Gemhardt , St Louis ; ; F/J Blajce ,
Omaha } George Christ , Des Molnes ;
H MVard , John MiUer , Schuyler ;
J W Ro ebank , SMiNjjake City ;
George A' 'Crawford , * Douglas
countyy ' * f. --fl *
Imported GERMAN" Canaries ,
I am belling splendid siiigcra at SO ,
*
$7 , and S3. Females , $2 , $2 50 , and
$3 each. American Canaries , sing-
crS ? ? 4 and S5. .Females , SI 50. Go
safe by e p * ss ; shipping cage free.
JVb birds sent C. p. f ) , Send cash.
EBERHART'S "gA AR. "
Scott-Siddons.
This talented lady , who has upon
the occasions of her previous appear
ances in Omaha , always been greet
ed with crowded houses , wjll'un
doubtedly draw as/large an amliencq
as e ver this evening' the
XcadenJyof Miusic. A program me
of the utmost brilliancy , will be pre
sented. It will embrace a comedy
entiled , " .My Love Letters , "
written especially for Mrt , . Sid-
dons , by the eminent author , Ar
thur Matthison , of Drury Lane ,
London. In this comedy MIA Sid-
dons makes a change of cosfnmes ,
which , by the way , are sailltoboj be
most elegant and expensive ever
worn by any lady on the Alnerican
stage. Reserved seats may bp ob
tained at Eberhart's.
The Chicago Post says that "Ibid
lovely and warm hearted lady gave
$500 from her own private purse to
the unhappy sufferers of ebrnska ,
and , although the act. will hardly
raiseherhigherthanshestoodhuforp ,
it will ! = erve to confirm the good
opinion which has been held by
those who were less intimately ac
quainted. "
The Union Pacific Eailroad Tux C&ses.
J.C.Cowin yesterday reet'ivcd the
following telegram from Washing
ton :
WASHINGTON , Jan. IS.
J. C.-Gowin :
Tn the McShane cases dfrreo aP-
firmed. [ Signed ]
D. W. MIDDL TON.
This will result in the pa } .lent of
a large amount of taxes to l .0 vari
ous counties in this State through
which the Union Pacific .ailroad
runs.
( Communicated. )
Depredations on School I.adi.
January ! 1 , 1875.
EDIIOR BCE.
"
ie school lands in the"tilth west
part of Douglas county , i deem it
my duty to let the public know it.
About the Sith of December , 1S74 ,
about a dozeutcanis with twice as
many men , made a raid on the
woods , and have been cutting and
hauling away timber ever since.
About § 1,000 worth has thus bten
stolen. Some steps aught to be im
mediately taken to stop thes depre
dations. Yours truly ,
TAX-1 AY JR.
styles
of .Now York
and Philadelphia
made Shoes
just received ,
at Henry Dohlo & Co. ' * ,
Farnh'am St. , bet. 12 and 13.
jaulS 2k i ' . - ,
OFF FOR LINCOLN.
A BigCrcwd ol Oniahosses Leave
.This Horning for the Capital
to Attend the Senaro-
rial Fight.
The principal excitement at Lin
coln at the present time is the fight
for the United States Senatorship ,
which will be decided within the
next two or three days
The train for Lincoln yesterday
ing was crowded with carpetbaggers
gers from Omaha , all going down to
take a hand in the fight.
Among the passengers we
noticed Senator Rustin and Senator
Spaun , accompanied by Mrs Spauu.
Contingent Congressman O'Hawes
was on. board , as happy as a big
sunflower , having just returned
from Washington. He considers
his prospects of obtaining a .seat in
Congress as almost certain.
Hon. John I. Realck went down
to "hoop it up , " as he himself ex-
pressed it.
The Merchants' Club
was repre
sented by its secretary , Hon. Charles
Rediok.
D.AV. Hitchcock , of Chicago , the
general pass'r agent of the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy railroad , and
Harry Douel , the Omaha agent of
the same road , and J. W Morse , the
general western passenger agent ,
were the happiest men on the train.
They didn't _ care whether school
kept or not ; alt they wanted was to
see the sport , and have some fun
"mit der poys. "
Postmaster Yost , P. Vandervoort ,
United States District Attorney Ne
ville , John B. Furay , Col. Watson
B. Smith , and United States Deputy
Marshall Ball , were at the head of a
little brigade who were going down
to fight mit Dundy.
Frank J. Ramge , the fash
ionable merchant tailor , was
ragged out in his best styfr ,
and went down with an
eye to business. A great many
suits of clothes will be bet on the
Senatorial election , and Frank pro
poses to fill his order book , and , like
any other artist , take the measures
on the spot.
John McCormick was provided
with a supply of blankets , no doubt
being afraid that the accommoda
tions at Lincoln for the carpetbaggers
gers would be rather thin.
Amont the others whom we no
ticed on board , were County Com
missioners McArdle and Kedfield ;
George N Crawford , Jonas Gise ,
Marfeh Kennard , SHRice , Andy
McAusland , C A Baldwin , Ed Mc-
Sbaiie , J , E Eoyd , C C Housel , J G
Jacobs , Mr. Pritchet , County Treasr
urerAlthaus , City Treasurer John
ston , W H IjamsE A Alten , Dan
Parmalee , Governor Saunders ,
George. W Frost , Doctor
Graff , E B Chandler , T C
Short , Mr Megeath , Union Pa-
clttc.-land commissioner O F Davi. * ,
John T Clark , Judge Dudley , Gee
Thrall , all of Omaha ; Judge Davis ,
of Blair , and E K Valentine , of
West Point , and Louis May , of Fre
mont ,
A Card frora Marshal Snowdcn.
" "
In regard T to that inontetrick that
was reported to have been turned in
Omaha last week , I have taken
pains to find out about it , and find
that it , was turned In Counci Bluffs ,
Town./SThcrp has - beeivq > trick
v turned inVQmahs sinfcfi 'last spring ,
"uo'r wont lie. " '
"
Ai.d . In regard to that fire at Dei-
lone's last week ; there Were only two
policemoa on duty from midnight
till daylight there arp only eight
all told five ontill midnight.
There has to be n- day force and a
night force ; the night force stay on
one night and half of the next. The
two policemen that were on'at that
time were August Williams and Ja-
c6bS\vartzlander , two of the May
or's appointees. All I have to say
is.that , it is a matter of impossibili
ty for a stock' man to malco Berk
shire pig out of wind-spitters.
W. P. SNOWDKN.
Religious. *
The babenifciit of the United Pres
byterian Church , corner 18th and
California streets , will be opened
and warmed every day this week
from 3 toS o'clock p. in. , and from
7 to 9 p. m. , for prayer and religious
conversation.
Brethren interested , and all who
teek to know the truth and way of
salvation are cordially invited to be
present.
The Cathedral "Clock" Conceit.
On Thursday , February 4th , a
grand concert will be given at
Croightou Hall , for the purpose of
raibing funds wiI ( : which to purchase
a clock for the Catholic Cathedral
tower. TLis clock will have illu-
"minated dials , eo that it can be seen
at night from.anj-'dire tloiiYt will
be a public benefit , and tlferefore the
concert should be made a financial
success. Musically wo know it will
be a success , as it will be under the
direction ot Pror. Decker , Prof.
Blankenfeldt , and Prof. Hoffman.
The Cathedral choir , the Mamner-
chor , the City Band , aiid the best
musical talent of the city , both in
strumental aiid vocal , will. taj-ff
part"
The following prominent citizens
have consented to act on the gener
al committee :
C o Chase , mayor , Ezra Millard ,
Herman Ivountze , Alviu Saunderv
Geueral Ord , General G DRuggles ,
H C Morgan. John Lee , W M Bush
man , John A Creightou , Thomas
Rlley , Frank Delloue , Frederick
Dellone , Rev Byrne , Professor Kel-
lom , J McCrary , L Reed.GH Haar-
man , A C Althaus , J B Redfield , J
41 McArdle , G Thrall , V Burkley ,
Fred Metz , A Cahn , Chas ii lirutli ,
J Congdon J Wakely , P P Shelby.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Full Cabinet Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine , with all
the latest improvements. Itisnew
has never been run. Inquire at the
BEE ofiioe. auglT-tf
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
SATUHDAY , January 10.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment.
Present-Commissioners McArdle ,
Knight and Redfield.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Dr. McClelland , county physician ,
reported 30 paupers remaining in
the poor house.
The following appointments were
made : Fred. jLiogeuiann , assessor
for Jefferson precinct ; John Hallen-
beck , justice of the peace for Millard
precinct , and the bonds of said offi
cers were approved ; also the official
bond of Fred. Logemann , constable
for Jefferson precinct.
The proper petition and bond
having been presented , license lor
the sale of liquor at the barracks ,
in Saratoga precinct , was ordered
issued to Fritz Marti for six months
from Dec. 24.1874.
Two bridge bonds , Nos. 9G and
97 , each lor $1,000 , issued July 1st ,
1871 , to the Union Pacific railroad
company , having been redeemed ,
were burned.
At 4 o'clock p. m. , proposals for
services as physician and furnish
ing medicine for inmates of jail and
poor house , were opened.
The contract for one year was
awarded to Dr. S. D. Mercer , at $30
per month , he being the lowest bid
der.
der.The
The following accounts were al
lowed :
J A Creiphton ; , adm'r , rent
of Probate Court room for
December , 1874 $ 40 00
L S Reed , cash paid for post
age , etc 12 45
F C Festner , stationery 8 80
Byron Reed & Co , witness
fees assigned 4 00
E B Willis , coroner's witness
fee 1 00
Pratt & Elliott , coal for poor 22 00
Ellingwood & MnCune , gro
ceries 13 40
Andrew Murphy , blacksmithing -
smithing 8 25
Gee W Homan , livery 100
Fred Schroeder , on account
building bridges 50 00
Adjourned to Saturday , January
23d. LEWIS S. REUD ,
County Clerk.
Colonel J. K. H. Patnoi.
Colonel J. IS. H. Patrick , who is
now prominently mentioned as a
candidate for the United States
Senate , is , as we all Know , an old
resident of Omaha , and one of our
most respected citizens. Politically ,
Mr. Patrick has , during the past four
years , been Independent. Four
yaars ago he iupported the Republi
can legislature , and , we understand ,
he announces his intention to act
with the administration if elected ,
and will doubtless do so.
The American Newspaper Direc
tory Is an epitome of newspaper his
tory. It is also regarded is an offi
cial register of circulations. This
feature , require ? the closest scruuity
to prevent It from leading to abuses.
The plan , a'dopted by the publishers
of the Directory , to se.cure correct
and trustworthy reports , s rigid in
its requirements and adhered to
with impartiality , Successful pub
lishers , who have something to gain
by a comparison , are generally
prompt , not only to send reports lu
conformity , but give Mes is Geo.
P. Rowell & Co. such information
as enables them to "weed out unsub
stantiated statements of pretenders
in journalism. The popularity of
the book/and / thegeneral confidence
in its accuracy and good faith are
attested by the immense hodj' of ad-
'vertjsemcnts ' it receives.
CLEARING SALE
'
-OF
DRY GOODS.
A. CRUICKBHANK & CO. ,
Preparatory to'enla'rgement of store ,
will close out their entire. stock at
prices without regard to cost , so that
a' quick and rapid sale will be effec-
' '
'ted. ' \ \ :
D.ome8tj9 Goods at New York
prices : .
4-4 Fruit of the Loom , 12jc.
4-4 Lonsdale , ( genuine ) 12Je.
4-4 Lonsdale finish , lOJc.
4-4 Unbleached Muslin , 8Jc.
A. ORUICKSHANK& CO. ,
Cor. 14th and Farnham st. ,
j4wl .Omaha , Neb.
STEP in prettyof ten in the French
Coffee House. Splendid Coffee and
excellent Beef Steak is pleasant to
have in this bad winter time.
janlCsat mon&thurs3t
DYEING , c eauing ana repairing
done in the neatest manner , at the
STEAM DYE WORKS ,
10th St.Let. Farnham and Douglas
apr28t f.
SEWING done cheaper than the
cheapest. Plain sewing , dress and
shirt making ; cutting and fitting a
specialty. Ladies' wrappersand un
derwear constantly on hand. All
orders promptly attended to by
Mrs. Kline , 04 Howard street , be
tween 12th and 13th , north side.
Janl2l6
Sealed Proposals.
NEB.RELIEFAND AID SOCIETY , !
OMAHA , Jan. llth , 1875 , J
Sealed proposals \ \ ill be received
at the office of the Secretary until
one o'clock j > . m. , on the 20th inst. ,
for the following amount of supplies
for the grasshopper sufferers , to be
delivered at the Society's ware
house in this city :
487,500 Ibs corn meal , in 100 Ib
17,500 ILs flour , in 100 Ib sacks.
Bids will be received lor all or any
portion of the above amounts. Deli
very must be completed oa or before
the 4th day of February.
Payment will be made on deli
very. The Executive Committee
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
bids.By order of the Ex. Committee.
JNO. T. TROUT , U. S. A. ,
jlStolO Secretary.
GEO. H. ± * ETEESOif , tne pionee
cigar manufacturer , keeps con
stantly on hand the very best
brands of cigars , and also " ' . one
Jack , Fruits and Flowers , and
"Durham" Smoking Tobacco.
211 Douglas street.
mayGeodlv
BLACK ALPACAS A SPECIALTY
AT CKUICKSUASK'St OCtSOeodtf
LINCOLN.
The Insane Asylum Controversy.
I Correspondence of tha BEE )
LINCOLN , Jan. 18,1875.
EDITOR OJIAHA BEE :
"WHO LIED. "
Some time since a Lincoln correspondent
pendent of the BEE stated that
much dissatisfaction existed in this
community because of the appoint
ment of Dr. ( ? ) Scott as Superin
tendent of the Insane Asylum. He
gave.as a reason for such dissatis
faction , the report in circulation
here , namely , that Dr. Scott was
not a practicing physician , and it
was feared that he was incompe
tent for the position. An insurance
agent , one McMurtry , was quick to
pronounce all such insinuations
false , and in his sweeping denuncia
tions of those who had spoken rela
tive to the subject , he branded the
correspondent as a liar. The cor
respondent spoke neither for or
against Dr. Scott ; ho simply stated
facts. This noisy champion of Mr.
Scott'8 talked so much , however ,
that I concluded to investigate the
matter and ascertain who lied.
3B. SCOTT'S SIDE OF THE QUESTION.
The people of the State want to
know whether this man is capable
or not. With this end in view , 1
have carefully inquired concerning
the points in controversy , and will
give Mr. Scott's version first , then
the opposite view , reserving the
right to judge which I consider the
strongest.
Mr. Scott wishes it distinctly un-
dersood that he is not the pet candi
date of Stout , Kennard & Co. Fur
ther , he is satisfied that this "hue
and cry" is raised against him at the
instance of the above mentioned
firm , and for no other reason than
that his appointment did not serve
to accomplish certain political ends.
It is also claimed that as one of
the trustees of the Asylum he did
good work : that he is better ac
quainted with the wants of the in
stitution than any other man , and is
fully competent. Finally , it is said
he is houestajgood Christian gentle
man , but through misfortunes some
what embarrassed1 financially , and
that this appointment would help
him out.
THE OTHER SIpE.
The fir t and only legitimate
question for me to solve is his com ?
petency. I care nothing for per
sonal wrangles , but when a wrong
Is perpetrated upon the- people of
this State , or upon a public officer , a
journalist in possession of the facts
fail to discharge his duties when he
neglects to expose the wrong.
Dr. Scott was asked by a phy
sician of this city , where he receiv
ed his medical education. The re
ply was , at the Lynn Medical Col
lege , Chicago. A letter to the Sec
retary of tiat { Jnstitutionj asking if
such h man ever gra'dtiate'd there ,
was answered in the negative. A
diploma does not signify that a man
is piaster pf his profession by any
means. But it does signify'that he
has ha ( | the opportunity to obtain
&ojne theoretica.1 knowledge. Shicp
no proof of that nature caii hje had ,
we must examine his record as a
practicing pbysiciau ,
MrSpott came to Lincoln in the
year 18GO. He purchased an inter
est } n a drug store , which business
he eontfiiMed for a year. Deposing
of his interest in this business , he
engaged in real estate and Insurance
in company with Mr. McMurtry ,
who claims to have influenced Gov.
Furnas sufficient to secure his ap
pointment. He continued } u the
real estate business uutil last-fall ,
when ne went to Atchisou , Kansas ,
and engaged | n the business of ship
ping wnortleberries , blackberries ,
and the like , to a northern market.
Thus five years have passed with
no practice or study. It is asked ,
does it look reasonable that "a phy
sician of acknowledged skill and
ability in his profession , " should
travel over the country , picking up
a living in this hand-to-mouth sort
of manner ? He has no diploma to
show that he has ever studied ; he
has no record , for eight years , at
least , to show that he ever practiced.
Such are the. objections urged by
the people generally , while the med
ical fraternity prb'tes't a'gainsti'en
masse.
Now if Dr. Scott's reputation is
handled in this manner on personal
grounds , it is a pusillanimous war
fare. If , on the other hand , he is
assuming to know what he does not ,
and for a paltry salary , because a
retiripg pxpputjve | s BO careless as
no't fo examine into his competency ,
is desirous of practicing his igno
rance on the most unfortunate of
all , it is simply infamous.
If he was'fuithful as , Trustee , he
did his duty no more , no lefs. Pos.
sibly Stout and Howard favor him ,
and possibly some one else. He is
a Christian gentleman. That is not
denied But for his fidelity to the
church , and for his forensic efforts
'
in b'elialf of sinners from the pulpit ,
he will be rewarded in heaven. Mr.
Scott has not yet shown his qualifi
cations : he must produce them.
When he shows his fituess , he re-
pells all insinuations. Unless he
does , it Is a piece of quackery wthr |
out parallel , and he should be con
demned as an adventurer of the
boldcs't kind.
GABE.
WORKINGMEJS ,
STOP PAYING RENT ,
and buy a house , by making month
ly payments. Houses und lots
bought and sold , property rented ,
and money loaned , by
J. N. FISHER & Co. ,
_ _ _ 0dd Fellows Block.
nov27eoiltf
LABORERS' I NION JNo. 1 , meet
first pnd third Tuesday each month ,
jit Blacksmiths' and Mechanics'
Hall. . JanCIf
REAL ESTATE.
FISHER & Co. ,
Block , are now re-SJIyto ouy and sell
RealEstafiTbf every descrjpt'on. '
Terms , easy. Quick sales and
small profits. Give them a call.
nov25eodtf
TYPE
A Font of Bourgeois Type , of
which th'9 is a sample , weighing COO
its. This type has been in use on
the Daily BEE less than one year ,
and is nearly as good as new.
For terms &c. , address
E. ROSEWATEK ,
Publisher of the B
_
FLEISCHMAN'S COMPRES
SED YEAST , MICHIGAN AP
PLES , BUTH'S OYSTERS ,
WHITEFISH AND TROUT.
3 ? VAH. . GLADSTO .N E & CO.
1 set24tf
Indian Curiosities at No. ; 170
Farnham street , corner llth street.
may 7-tf.
*
Douglas County Bible Society.
The annual meeting of the Doug
las County Bible Society will be held
at the office of Rev. Dr. Stewart to
morrow ( Tuesday ) afternoon , at 4
o'clock. A full attendance is de
sired.
. Rsv. T. B. LEMON , Pres't.
SAM'L BURNS , Sec'y.
To the ladles of Omaha.
We wish to say that we are clos
ing out all wool merinos at 60 and
65 cents ; all wool Empress cloth at
35cents ; all wool berge , good styles
and extraordinary value , for 50 cents ;
ah1 wool Cashmeres at 50 cents ; im
itation camels haircloth at 35 cents ;
plaids for children and other dress
goods at 15,18 , 20 and 25 cents.
CHENE BROS. COLD SILK ,
A few pieces left at $1.50 ; usual
price in New York city is $2.00. A
very handsome black silk at $1 65 ;
good at $1.50 ; black silk cloaking
velvet at $6.00.
Extraordinary bargains in ladies
ties at 25 cents ; ribbons , hosiery ,
underwear , blankets and house fur
nishing goods at New York City
prices.
We hope no lady will come to our
store , after this advertisement has
been withdrawn from the columns
of the BEE , and tell us that we have
not got what we advertise. It wUl
pay you to visit our store often dur
ing the next ten days , as we are de
termined to close out a great many
goods we still have on hand , let
them bring what they may ; 265
Douglas , 2d door from 15th street.
janlStf W. M. BusmrAN
9
Best fine out , Simpson's , Creigh
tou Block. novlOeodtf
BYEKS' is the place for cheap
Boots ; sewed , $12 ; pegged , $ S.
Opposite P. O. jan6eodtf
FURS BELOW NEW YORK
PRICES AT
ATA.
A. HUBERMAN'S.
nov21tf
McKelligou-a card on
second page , Iune2-tf
THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE fiijds
one of its most insidious and dan
gerous foes in the many so-called
"tonics" and "appetizers , " made of
cheap whisky and refuse liquors ,
finished up to suit depraved appe
tites under the name of medicine.
DK. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA BIT-
TEKS are none of these. They are
not a beverage , but : \re \ a genuine
medicine , purely vegetable , pre
pared from California herbs by
regtdar physician. For a.11 diseases
of the stomach , liver , kidneys , blad
der , skin and blood , tliev arp an In
fallible mid.uurivqled remedy.
STOVS .
E. F. COOK ,
637 14th St. , between DoQglu Dcd ? ;
Manufacturer of Tin Copper and Shwt Iron
Ware , and dealer In
Cooking and Heating stoves
stamped. Jananncd and French War on
and. Tin Hoofing , Gutters nd.Si'outlns ana
Work -lone and
EATH & HANS EN ,
Wholesale Dealers n Leaf ; Tobacco ,
Manufacturers ot
O I OA. . IR , S ,
AND DEALER IN
Tobaccoi Pipes , &c , , &c ,
1G3
Bet. 10th &llth ,
Oxia.a.3 . < , JXTo J-3.
octltf
UOTON MARKET
B. A. HARRIS ,
637 Fifteenth Sreet , [ bet. ! Douglas and DcOgs-
BEEF , POBK ,
Mutton and Veal ,
" Fish , Poultry , Game ,
tug2g lv AND
L. WuOBVVOKTli ,
238 Douglas St. Omaha Neb.
WAG01T
t
Wood Stock ,
WAGON HABDWARE ,
Pateat WleelB , Finished Qeariag , ic.
xles , Springs Thimble Skeino
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks and Buggies
StcntclmcUer Wagon Depot.
SPENCER'S
Eruit and _ Coniectiqnary
i13th nptt Leaveinrorlh
HotTs
FEITZ HAPHEH , Prop'r.
No. 170 Douglas Street , corn r lltb , Om IK
Nebraska. Board by ttx-iiayor week.
iune IT
OMAHA MARULK IVORKtf ,
15th tt , bet. Dodga aid Cap , aye. , Omaha , Neb
rOJD.
Dealer In and manufacturer of Italian and
American Monuments , lleadstonea , Mantels ,
Hearths , Furniture Tops , &c. , Ac.
Cl.im superiority for Material and Mechani
cal Finub , and guarante laUsfattlon , l > siijns
and prices furnistetl free of charge. Solicit
jour patronage. Orders through njail will re
ceive year prompt attention. laoll
EDVVAlliJ &UEUJL.
3IAO1STETL OF THE DKPAKTED.
Ho. 49810th St , tetween Firaiin & Haraey.
Will by the aid of guardian spirits , obtain
lot any one a Tiew ol tne past , present and la-
la re. JJo ten charged in cases cf ticfcneu ,
SPSCIAT , NOTICES.
XOTICE. Advertisements of To l t. For
Sale , Loit , Wants , Found , Boarding , * . , will
be Inserted in the c columns ones for TEN
CEKTSper line : each subsequent insertion ,
FIVE CEF1S per line. The first Insertion
never less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
AVASTIM.
WANTKD By a youns lady , first-class
bOLrd in a pi-irate lamily one with
piano preferred. AdJresjJ. D. , BKK office.
nt
_
WANTED B a thoroughly competent
man. a situation as bookkeeper. Ad
dress FISHhBACO. ,
jlStf Odd Fellows' Block.
WANTED To txchange , first-class city
lots in Lincoln , for good piano , or fur
horse , buggy and harm J.
J.U. W. MITCHELL ,
j3f ! Bral Estate Office , Odd Fellows Bi'k.
WAnTED -Tlireo or four Rood men , with
from SoCO to $1,000 capital , to engage in
a fir t-ela s manufacturing intemt , to be insti
tuted in this city. For further information.
circulars ic..c.iim
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ,
jJStf Odd Fellows' B'ock.
WANTED A few pupils to learn therc-
crcatiugand artistic art of T zidetmy
Terms reasonable. MR. E. NAUTKE.
jan6eod2w 507 12th street.
KOll
TT'OR SALE Desirsble county bands of Neb. ,
JJ bearing ten per cent , interest.
BANK ,
Janl3-10t Omab * . Neb.
FU SALE Fort Scott Coal , at Hainan's
Tailor shop , s. e. torner llth and F rn-
bam. J. IS. A1U.OLO.
FOU SALE Something new for tup parlor
tabl' a self-operating fountain for gold
tub. Call and tec it at the China Tea More ,
corner IGthand Chicago sts. janT w
FOR SALE A bran-new Whcolcr WlUon
EUO Cabinet sewing machine lur S9O , at
the BhK office- tf
FOttSALE Acar-lo'd Apple" , Wine Saps
and Missouri Jppius guaranteed good and
sound at Merrltt's Ucbtaurant , 153 Farnham
strict. det29 1m
PATENT nidllT rOK SALE A patent on
seeding u.achiut-s , of a late Issue , very
new and note ! , ottered very cheap fer cash by
the inTcntor , who is compelled to tell or ci-
cbacgefor any kind of plopc ty which can be
turnei into cash , even at a treat ; sacrifice. Fi r
particulars , call and examine a working model ,
at from seven to uiuu o'clock p. m , at No. 700
17lh St. , Ouihlu. ED\VA1'.D W11MAN.
J2lin
FOR ijsaT ( ,
T710P. RENT Housj with fire rooms , on ISth
1 ! bt. Kent 510. Inquire at
ll.TAGGEK ,
jaslitf 131 Farnham St. , up stairs.
17 > 0r. KENT Furnished room , W Jackson
JJ street , bet. JOth aud llth. jni5-3t
HOUSE FOR KENT :3d and California.
S. A.TAVLUU < fcCO-
decSOtf
LjTOUE FOE BENT-9tti near Jackson.
O S. A. TAYLOR A CO
dec 0-tf
rWE RENT Brick Store Cor. Fifteenth and
Capitol Avenue , also offices.
oct21atl J. G. JACOBS.
FOB KENT. Suite of rooms suitable for
bou&eVceuing. near to business ; nod
yard , d-teru and well. Enquire at f dld
dee26tf - "
LOST.
LOST On 10th or Farnham streets , an ear
drop. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at this ctHce orCtntral Hotel , near
depot. * lt
LOjT Somewhere between railroad shots
and cqnerlOth and Farnham sts. , a la-
dv' roluk furcollar. The finder wul be suita
bly rewarded by leaving it at rny offiC" , ror. 9th
and Fariihaui $ ts. N. F. EXGLIbU , Jr.
" " T'k't As't U. P. li. B
LOST By burglar who robbed my house
about Dec.1th , one gold ear-ring , black
enameled , with gold fringe pendant , callable
renard to findet. L. U. KOrUY ,
decSO tf U. P Telegraph Office.
6r eight men can get eood board , and
on accommodating terms , by inquiring at
COB 13th st. MRS. ffl. A. MU.LEH.
jlS'lw
O UR NEW STAMPING POWDER stamps
rlectly t-ci f : t on any kind of goods. By
ictucj - * .
PALMER'S STAMPING DEPOT
jan54t No. 225 Farnham st.
taken by the piece at reduced ratts
SEWING nl business men. Dresso
and cloaks made In latest styles. Particular
attention given to the manufVeture of gentle
men's shirts and children's clothes by Mrs.
BELLE B HOOKS , fashionable dre s , shirt , and
cloak maker , 556 Ninth street , between Doug
las street and Capitol avenue. janl-itf
/ 1ANE ANU PERFOKATED EOTTOMED
\J CIIAIIIS made and repaired , very cheap ,
by John Thume , n. w. corner 13ih and Jackson.
With very little rent and suia'l expenEca , I
am enabled to do work cheaper lUan any other
establishment In thfe city * . CaU'and see me be-
Jore gc-iog to auy largo expense. jaal2.w
mHE REGULAR SEil'-ANNUAL MEtT-
J _ ing ot shareholders of the Mechanics'
Mining and "ineltinj ; Co. , for the election of
officers , and otlt"X business , will be held at the
Uurant Engine Ilouta Tuesday.- January 19th ,
at 7:30 : p. m. E. K. LON G ,
ian2-7t PrcsIJeut
/ > Q.pAHrNEHSIHP I have this day ad-
\J mlttcd iuto partnership C. II. Guiou The
business will bo continued under the firm name
of Foster A Guiou. All notes and accounts
aue me mu. t be settled immediately.
WM. M. FOSTER.
Omaha , Jan. 1st , 1775. Jan8d2w
MONEY TO LOAN. Call at law office of D.
L , TdOMAS , room 8 , Vlsscher's Block
dec23 tf
rpAKEN UP-On tne 'JOth Kov. . one blatk
J. heifer , three yaars old , and one white-
/ ued red luilcU cow , Dec. 6th. The owners of
thesirne will prove pruj-er.y , pay charges , and
take them away. A. M. CLAKK ,
dlO-ltew-Ow * West Ojiaha.
M onay loaned on Watcncs , Gun * , Jewelry ,
an J Coining bought add sold. "
( Opposite Bee Office. )
sp7-Jlm
1. Buckingham ,
ATTORNEY ILJLW ,
242FAENHAM8TBFE'1 ,
Omaha - - Neb ,
janlGtf
AMTJaE31EHTS.
TIIKKTiC : OF THE SEASON ,
7 he Fascinating
SCOTT-SIDDONS !
( Just Keturned from Enrope. )
WILL APPEAR ATTHE
ATTHEMusic
Music
ONE NIGST OJN.LT , .
Tuesday Evening , January IQlh ,
In a Prograramn of New and unexampled
brilliancy , embracing a petite comedy , written
for her by iUthnr Mutthisjn , Lstj. , cf Drury
Lane , London , entitled
My Love Letters-
HONORABLE CAROLINE MAUVERS , ( with
change of costume } ,
.MARY SCOTT-SIDD JNS ,
8 EJJE : A Laly's Boudoir.
TIME : The Present.
Tickets . . . . „ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . „ „ _ SI 00 ,
No extra charge for reserved teats at fcbcr-
hart's Bazir , ou and after Thursday inoruln ; .
jan4-4t
Dr. Lathe's Celebrated
1XDIAS" F1KE KINDLER ,
Manufactured and sold by AE. . ROGERS.
Orders personally or by postal card left at 511
10th street will be promptly filled. It kindles
Coal In THREE MINUlEa I I sell what kin
dles THIRTY FIRES for 25 cts , and deliver It
to any part of thecity free of charge. tfS lt Is
selling in all eastern cities in immense quan
tities. jan3 1m
United States Hotel I
COK. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS.
rftHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully annonn-
1 cea that he has purchased and refitted the
above Hotel , and Is now ready to accommodate
the i ublic , with board by day or week , at reoj-
onall rates. WILLIAM LEHB , Prop.
iuv22 ' 7 * 1
IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Silk Twist , linen , Tones , needles ,
MA.CHINE OIL &c.
3I. rhIne $ Leased on Xon.ltlr In ial ) uf * . _ ' . ;
THE SSN6EH MANF'G CO ,
NO. 2 DOUGLAS STREET , O1TAHA
. ITASON , Agent ,
J. J. BROWN & BBO. ,
WHOLESALE GROWERS.
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. .
STSFXE & JOHNSON ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
SIMPSOA'S IU.OCK
538 and 54O aToi&rtdenth. Street ,
BET. DOUGLAS AND
. .
rnchl32yMORGAN
MORGAN & GALLAGHER.
SUCCtSSOES TO CBEIGHTON JOO MORGAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS ,
Agents for HAZARD POWDER CO. , @
No. L3& Farnham Street ,
COA 3E3I.A. - USTEIB
aprSdly
WHITNEY , BAUSERSIAN & COv
WHOLESALE GROCERS
XTo. 247 Douglas Street ,
AGENTS JXB Til * : DDPOST POWDER CO.
CLARE : & FRENCH ,
SALE ( tROCERS !
AJVD DEALERS IN
Canned Goods , Dried Truits , Green Fruits in Season.
JO 1 ORDERS SOLICITED / ND PROMPTLY FILLED.
ESTABLISH ! ! . ! ) '
w 1S5
PUNDT , MEYER & RAAPKE ,
-.VHOLMALE DEALEBS IN
FANCY
Teas , Spices , Tobacco and Cigars.
212 FarnLam Street
, - - Omaha
. , VrUllllIUr ,
r.lplil nU-l
* .
, _ _ .Ot
Fort Oalhoun Mills
,
, IBTESIEJI } &
3Iaiiufjctared with Great Care from the Best Grain.
General Depot , Cor. 14tn & Dodga
ELAJtt
J. J. BROWN & BRO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALEES IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ,
mays-iy Notions * and Boots and Shoes.
G , . .
288 Dodge Street , 2d Door East of 16th Street.
I keep constantly on baud the finest stock ot Broad Cloth , Cassimercs and ,
am prepared to make up in the most Luhlucablt styles , acd to suit tha most Vesting fastidious watca , i
lowest possible prices afjbt
Shelf Heavy Hardware
IRON , STEEL , NAILS , WAGON STOCK , ' .
AND
Threshrrs , Harvcbters , Hcupera , Mowers. Drills , Seeders. Corn-plantu *
Plows , Cultivators , Hay-rakes and Wagons.
242 Douglas St. , - Omana TTeTa
mchlSly *
JOBBERS OF
DRY 1 OODS , HOSIERY , GLOYE3 andSOTlOM * .
231 FarxLhasa Street ,
HENBY HGRIffBERGER.
find Old Kentucky \VhI-fklesand Importp-lu'ooJs a Special tf.
ToMweinriock- v. jLvi _ . uniL.A. , TsTTiTT - .
h9vl !
and
TheBurliJgtouand Missouri Hirer Oallrnftd Cj.ol-ri ' nl Ian * t low price * onlGyrar
credltatfipc. cen\.Interest , a A "Mi a bonus premium of 20 percent , un ill * nmountof ta
purchase , if half tbe land is cultivated , wltnin two years Iruiu date > < purrha-c _ _ _
LtAUGE DEDUCTONS FOH CASH PAYMENTS.
North of ? latte , lojp Fork and Elkhorn Vallt
TheB.AM.B. K. Co. willteLalwut OOOCOO aerAioKpl-iilidu-az.nsaiida rlcullurallax , _
wali nrjterolojnlry , at troaj tlmf > to $7.00 per. acre on long crijlt. ! il
South of ti Pbtte
The Com | any ownei a large body o'the bcitballnNib . M . > - eiiby numeron\n
and aliacciit to ItsrallroiJ and In theUr aitand l std - > ppn Stale , aa also
amonsB Dublican Valley. ForclrculariaadlulMulir p - It- o
Pliny Moore , General Ag 'nt. Office South ac
Opp'-siin ihe Union Depot , nl
And in C. B. & Q. oflice , Grand Centra ! Hote L
OMAHA' NEB