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VOL. X. , OMAHA , NEBRASKA , FRIDAY. JULY 9 , 1880. TO. 16.
Established 1871. MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cents
FOREIGN EVENTS.
The PormiaablrGhost of
Fenianism Will Not
Down in Ireland , -
* i
he Statue of Liberty to be
Beady by 1883-The French
* --1' Amnesty Bill ,
HUTVE Of LIBKBTT.
pedal Dirtch to The Bo .
PARIS , July 8. Bar'tfioMe's ' 'SUitno
of LlberTyV'tO be erecti-d In New *
York harbor , will bo put up before
1883. *
T
TUB NKW AMNESTY Bill ,
consist a of a single clause as fellows :
; "AHj persons condemned for pirticl-
- patirig in the irjMirriciiuii of 1870 and
1871 , and wJio slmll not have been'par-
duncd up to July 14 , 1880 , shall be
considered ns niniiestiod , as the gov
ernment intends to pardon all without
exception. " -
ENGLAND'S NIGHTMARE/
flptcial DiCTtchto | Tha lie * . > -
LONDON , * July 8-4 p" m. A Dab- ,
Jin correspondent s ys : There | sno
doubt.'that Fruinnisin is engrafted on
the land agitation , and imparts to it its
most effective organization and formid
able character. The peasantry have
been trained to move in military order
and understand how to act together as
" disciplined bodies , and every oppor
tunity is tikcn to collect arms.
" * ' '
Tlls BIK.
HAVANA , July 8 4 p. m. Hews
has l'een received from Monfoanillo
that'the villige of Guisaw'as destroyed
, by fire.
* * *
* ' ' RUSSIA AND CHINA.
l Dispatch to Tin BIB.
July 9 1 n. m.In
the house tif commons yesterday morn
ing Mrf'Gla-lttyne made
carefully con
sidered' answers to the two ques
tions , of which notice had been given
Wednesday. The first question re-
'
I Ute'd to. the condition of affairs be-
twncnRursta and Cliina ; tlie premier
said tuu < rovcriimunt lias received no
confirmation ofthe reported defeat
v of , the Russian army by the Chinese
forces on the frontier ; the report was
. -probably falie. ft either the Russian
nor Chinese ambassador in London
believed it It was most probably
ne of tbos storir s which are an f re-
Tjumitlysnt ioingby ; mtervstod parties
in order to advance thuir own imme
diate interest. Mr. Gladstone went
- m to eaythatin the rvant of a war
r- between Russia and "China , 'England
would avail hoi self of the offer made
by Russia to enter into friendly com-
tnuiiica < in i with her majeity's govern
ment.
KNQLAND AND TCRKKY.
Regarding all questions affecting
England's ink-reals in the east , in re
plying to the question , Mr. Gladstone
aaid the g vernmeut could give no
direct'inforroation as to 'the course
wHich it prop , sod to take in the event
of FurkepIuefusing to comply with
and cany qJEithe recommendations of
Jlhe late conference at. Berlin. It
'should be remembered , he s lid , that
the decisi > n of the c inference had not
yet been.formally presented to Turkey
and that rumors concerning the inten
tions of the latter power to refuse com-
. pliaucis with the decision were , at
'least , premature. We have usually
found , added Mr. Gladstone , that
when there was a real ani earnest union
among great powers the sublime porte
wisely preferred to do thuir judgement
and adopted their conclusions. It
would be unwise and disrespectful to
the porte to anticipate its answers in
the present instance.
Some aneorit were observed In the
houee when Gladstone spoke of the
necessity of being respectful to the
power which not long ago ho had de
nounced as being unworthy of living ,
and whose people ho had alluded to
an the unspeakable Turk.
PEACEFUL MARCH.
A dispatch from Calcutta says that
the. government is informed that Gen.
uiull's a'dvanco brigade fromTJan-
ahar has reached Knrziak on Its
marsh towards the north , having met
with no opposition.
HUSH TROUBLES.
\ tThe ho * ' of commons last night S
hadaiix h * debate the tr
„ on motion
trtl
tion for going into cammitteo on tlP
the coinpetisaion ! in Ireland bill. The tldi
government lias g von notion that the di
ninendiiu-iit by which tenants having 01
01tl
the privilege svll 'heir interest in tlei
holdings will not bo entitled to com- ei
; .pensation under this bill This Mr. teSi eite
Parnell bitterly denounced , and last Si
night announced that the Irl h mem
bers would no longer assist the gov-
% erment in passing the bill. Sp
CABINET TROUBLES. SpT
The Marquis of Lansdowne , under T
Becretary for India , has seceded 'from '
the ministry bectusa lie disapproves
of the government's Indian policy. It
is rumored that other ministers of the
" ministry will follow him.
' "fTROUBLE FEARED IN IRELAND. at
4tTbe London correspondent of the &
Edinburgh Scotsman says that he has ydi
heard that the government has re- dihi
s reived Information from Ireland that hi
tifileRs tbq compensation for distur- BO
ibarices in Ireland bill is pessed public BOvt
ftranqvul'ty will be endangered. It is th
Vssid that a number of peers are anx tii
ious" to substitute for the bill a meas te
ure'extending the Ulster tenant right
system into distressed districts.
U.VJUbT LEGISLATION. Sp
SpH
A Dublin , dispatch to the Times says H
the opponents of the bill believe that M
if' iU bitter character was understood
Y. .
by the people of England it would th
--never be allowed to past , and that all tli
.that. js required is a , ltte : ! time
in order to enable them fully to expose
it. They say that-the natural inference -
" ence will be that it is only intended to At
apply to a few districts where there is th
extreme distress and to a few landlords vc
of a very hard type , w hose power of ofTl
' conviction every good man should de Tl
sire to chock. That the fact that the ca
. 'scheduled districts corriprise over elt
eleven million aares of land , while'
therearConly twenty millions 6f acres
in the whole country , ahows that the
MB is far more 'sweeping than * might
, & supposed from -the. statement of ;
Mr rorster , chief secretary for .Ire- 'So
-AWK > ah.a only ievan'te }
conntlea are named in the schedule ,
other counties may be.partly brought
within its operation .for the poor law
union , in many instances over a lot of
adjoining counties The bill is alao
felt to be peculiarly hard upon small ,
struggling landlords who .have to deal
With tf nan's whcm it' is meant to pro
tect. It will reduce many of these
landlords to indigence. Those
who hsvo given the moat
and lest the most by bad times , and
bad tenants will suffer most severely ,
while the cless whom it is intended to
restrain , mainly the iron-handed , vho
have used tbe utmost pressure to ex
tract rente , cannot afford to wait un
til the feter which the act puti upon
them is removed. 'They will then go
to work -frith a vengeance upon de
faulters.
The land committee , who have been
for Bomo time organizing for the"'de
fence of landlords , are working strenu
ously to enlist public opinion against
the bill , aed It is contemplated to
give expression to their feelings-by
public , manifeitatinns. ; The land'agi
tation is still kept up atd ; branchesTof
land leagues nre being formo-1 in ev
ery town in western Ireland. The
tone of the speakers at their ' meetings
is j'v
6UGGESTIVK OF LURKING -MISCHIEF ,
which will have to be closely watched.
It plainly indicates a political purpose
beyond the rneru acquisition of land
to which the latter object ii subordin
ate , but contributo.y.
LORILLARD'S 'LAURELS.
Special Dlspitch to'The Bw n tf
LONDON , July ,9 , , 1 a. in. The
Chesterfield stakes at Newmarket were
won by Lorillard's Iroquois.
M-mE RELIGIOUS TROUBLE.
Special dispatch to Tha Butt.
PARIS , July 1 1 a. mT Tbe
morning papers assert that the paoal
nuncio recently bad'an' interview .with
M. De Freycinet ; jn-which he inform
ed him that the Vatican would -break
off relations wi h Franco if the Mirch
decrees were forcibly applied _ to any
more religious orders/ Nothing would
please thu government more , but the
Vatican will not gratify "jt. The D * )
minicans will probably" be 'e'xpelled
Saturday. '
* *
AMNESTY HBTILKDT
The general impression is Urn t the
Labiche amendmrntslightly'modified , ,
which was pissed Wednesday by the
chamber of deputies , will bo accepted
by the senate. It grants pmnosty fin- '
directly by accordiug'to the govern
ment province in favor of those Al
ready pardoned up to July 14th , the
diy of the national fete.
Hancock Didn't Write tbe Letter.
Special dispatch to The lice. .
WASHINOT-JN , July 9 1 a m.
The Star last evening said. "Army of
ficers hero are very decided in their
op > nion that Gen. Hancock .never , .
wrote such a lotter..r iMenibers of
Gin. Sherman's .staff , I who' Jwould
know of its existence as- well'as'.any -
onoj said lo af Star'reporter lb-day
that , except through .the "newspapers ,
the report had never come to them.
They said , further , that they be
lieved Gen. Hancock to bo a sensible
man , and that nu officers of the army
to whom that would apply would t
write such a letter. Gen.
Hancock was here during the inaugur 'a
ation of Hayes , and was on the floor 'at t
of the senate during { the inaugural
proceedings in that-chamber , and a at n
by Gen. Poe , now on duty in the | war'
department. . In company with war'e
Sherman , he was among - war't
call on President Hayes after war'I
guration. Furthertho fact is that the a
General came to Washington to par I
ticipate in trip inauguration'ceremon
ies at the invitation of the general of ' e
the army , Gen. Sherman himself It In
is not considered likely that if Gen. n
Hancock had written such a letter io Sin
him , as is now being stated over the Siw
country , Gen. Sherman would have w
invited him here on the 5th of March , w
1877. There is no doubt that he did
invite him. In the face oft' all this it
wouldseem settled that no such letter
was ever written. It ia' stated , however - r .
over , am. < ng those who persist in the
belief of the existence of such a letter - . .
tor that it was part of the private cor
respondence between Hancock and the
general of the army , begun at the-in ;
stance of the latter. Gen. Hancock's
friends say that he would undoubtedly
be quite willing to have hia portion of
the correspondence published if it ex
its , if Gen. Sherman would allow his
jwn letter to bepublished. r , „
Huge Trotting1 Purse ' " > t J
Special Dispatch to Tbe Bee.
w
CHICAGO , July 9 1 a. m. The
jockey aud trotting club have arranged
ho following extra special purseto be
rotted for on Thursday , July ' 22d ,
he third day of the regular meeting : >
Purse , $2600- > open to all trotters :
Uvided , $1500 to fir-it , $600 to sec-
Mid , $400 to third ; mile heats , best
hreo in five , in harness ; ton per cent
'ntrauce , three or more horses to en-
.er and tbreo to start ; entrees close [
jalurday , July 17.
Death of Nephew Pelton.
:
Ipedal Dbpalch U The Bee ,
NEW YORK , July , 9 1 a. m.
filden'a nephew , "Uol. Pelton , died
'esterday morning.
HEIGHTENED HYPOTHETECATORS.
Lawrence Jerome , jr. , and Edward
H. Patchell , charged with being in :
rossession of railroad securities valued
$87000 ; , belonging to Brayton , Ives '
Co. , Wall street , was arraigned
esterday. James" Wallace maJde'nffi-
lavit that Jerome , on July 6th , told V !
liin he ( Jerome ) expected to be rich IoK
eon , as he had found , the bonds , Kai
aluod at $100,000. The counsel for ai
he accused demanded an examina-
ion , which was set down for the af- .
ernoon. .
EntrllsH Keply. ditt
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pedal Dispatch to the BEE. , - -
INDIANAPOLIS , July 9 1 a. m. so
Ion. Wm. H. English and Senator
ifcDonald left last night for New ct
fork and some of-the ctnl
; are - opinion
nl
hat the letter of acceptance has some-
hing to do with the trip. \ _ fc
HOOSIER
Judgw Neiblack fri
lay filed their dissenting opinions in n
he case of the state 'against Swift , in-
olving the validityof the- adoption tic
the constitutional amendments.
They declare them to be adopted "be-
ause rUB a 'by 'aT majority "pf the
lector .of theAtate. Efp
.Another MiU
pedal OUofttcb to The
sei
IKDIANAPOUS , July seimi
regard to the origin of the fire , some
clamlnij : it to have besn caused by
eparks from the engine room , and oth
ers that , it was caused by an explosion
of "flour dust. The loss on the build
ing ia 816,030 , aud on stock § 12,000 ;
fully insured.
The Faster a Fraud.
Special DSpatch to Tm B > = .
H jr YoRK/3uly 0 1 a. m.
'
Th'efe ts a row over the fi-iling doctor ,
who hai broken his con t net on all
sides. Doctors are taking sides on it
Homoaopaths , Eclectics and army
surgeons are * in * arms. Dr. E. Bradley
pronouucesDr. Tanner a fraud and
unworthy the notice of honorable
scientist * . : Dr. BraOley claims that
he detected Taiimr receiving some
thing from onu of his watchTa shortly
after 12 o'clock Wednesday night ,
whior'ttnder4he ! circumstances , war
ranted him in believing th\t : that
something wasfood. H. J. Swift
claims also to have seen the fame f.t
Dn Brrdley. The circumstance * are
a = i follows : It was 10 minutes aftt-r
12 o'clck , nd most iif the phy
were in a room adj 'ining tlio hallway ,
where Tanner slept on a cot. They
were intently exauiinini : nil inatru
ment for treating cuticle sons-l/ility ,
and were so interL-ate 1 that the faster
was tomporunly fnr oiton. Among
the watchers mined for the night was
Scott Johnson , mid to be n physician
and artist. Ho , it is averred , hovered
about Tanner's cot , making hiimolf
useful in procuring w. tor , &c. Several
timys Dr. Bradley , who Imd been ex
perimenting with the instrument
mentioned.was attracfed by Johnson's
action , and , without appearing to do
BObugan to watch his movemmts.
Bra'dley , himself unnoticed , ( canned
closely every movement yf J < > hns-m ,
and was convinced tha' sjniuthing WUB
wrong. Very so in he e. w him wetting
a towel and sponge at thu wash bowl
These .articles he Iwndod Tanner with
hi * left hand , while with his right he
hastily
PASSED SOMETHING WHITE TO HIM.
What tBis was Dr. Bradley could not
J ell. Turning around in disgust , his
"
eyes'"encountered those of Swiff ,
which told pii inly tint that gentleman
had also observed th's. Moreovnr ,
bbth.r-amnrked simultaneously , "that
sottU's it. ' : Ii was at this juncture
that they left the h til , railing Dr liar
wood to accompany them. A stoim
soon ensued ain > ing tlio physician-
one fealuco of'the wrangle being
open bitterness with which the ' .vo
schools rej-ard each other. The Neu
rologist men claim tliat the fast is an
Eclectic one , aud therefore on the
face of it a humbug. Eclectic phy
sicians | hold that the old school prac
j titioners are je.ilous of them , fearing
that Dr. Taniior wilt bo successful aud
thus .stultify , , them , because they have
repeatedly asserted that no man can
fast as T.uiner cUims he can.
.Consequently the old school
practitioners who w r. ) present were
imprejsed with Di * . Bra'lle\'s state
ment , wluli : tlio new rchool doctota
opposed him
Tanner w.is acquiirted with the
matter , and ho sa , tl ho had received
nothing but ; i sp ago saturated with
water from Jolinon. This sponge
was secured , and subjected to several
eatery It emitted about three.ounc-'S
of Water. Dr. Tanner became excited
and offered to take an emetic to show
th-it : he had nut received .my nourish
ment. An eclectic man was n-a'ly t- >
give it to him , but Dr. Bradley Biid
that three qnartura of an hour had
elapsed , and if he had taken any thin
the discharge consequent upon the
administering of an emetic would not
show it ; no emetic wan therefore given.
Dr. Gunn'and other physicians of the
eclectic school say that tlie thing was a
"put I up job , " nnd that Dr. Hammond
was at the bottom of it. Dr. Bradley
lays that ho has not seen Dr. Hammond
t
mend for several days. He said he
was convinced that it was food that
was handed Dr. Tanner , but could not
state what It cjnsiated of , neither
could he , or did ho say , that it was
eaten. Men , ho said , wanted him to :
remain | . silent about thn matter and let
the fast go on. Ur. Tenner's excite iv
ment was great , nnd at 1 o'clock he
broke down aud then grew calmer.
At noon , when his eleventh day ba-
au , Dr. Miller WAS at the cot side
mil felt his pulae , which was 30.
His Last Hull.
3wcUl | dispatch to Tint linn
Sr. Louis , July 9 1 a. m The i
Funeral of Phelim Toole , the -de id
Breman ( hero of the Southern hotel
ire ) took place this afternoon , and
R-as largely attended. Tlio remains
Evere taken from engine house No. :
to the cathedral on Walnut street on in
Lhe Skinner hook and ladder truck , of
which Toole was foreman The truck
ippropriately draped in mourning
-decorated with flowers , and the
rew. acted as pall bearers.
Getting Things Solid. )
Special Dispatch to The Bee. :
SAN FRANCISCO , July 9 I a.m.
legister Koplm was auspmuled yes
terday to inaki ) room for Josh V.
Fhorp , republican. The control ol }
the election ia in the hands of the
ominiasionera , who arj alleged io be
afithe democratic or sand lot paitiea.
Che governor , determined to exercise
tits pierogativo and remove Koplin , ;
lemocr.it , to appoint Thorp , ropubli-
n , Koplin remains iu ollice as a vol- i
inteerdrwing salary from the demo- t
ratic committee.
i
Grant and Hancock.
in
'peclil Dispatch to The Uec. inbi
CHIC ioo , July 9 1 a , m. The Ad- bial
raiice , of this city , published the fol aloi
owing in its issue of yesterday as ro- oiai
jards the reports of Grant's feelings aisi
md relations toward Hancock. Grant site :
lenied promptly the report in The tem
Sew York Truth. The following , nd- it
Iressed to the editor of The Advance , '
s-interesting as confirmatory of that P
lenial , and as alike contradictoiy of fe
.he'report that Grant cherished per- th
that
ional animosity and potty spite at
igainst Hancock ever since the Mexi- athe
n war : he
"You have pr.ibably seen that I de-
lied the canard started by The New e
fork Truth the very day it wi OE
tarted I have nothing to say aga.iuc OEbi
lancock. I. have known him .or wl
"
o'rty "years. His personal , official wlwi
nd1 military record is good. The wiwi
iarty which has put him in norninv en
Ion is bad. Yours truly , de
U. S. GRANT. " fri
cri
Iowa's Deluge. sh
pedal dUpatch to The Bee.
DBS MOINKS , July 9 1 a. m. A
Brritic rain > storm prevailed..in this
action Wednesday night , and two
liles weat of here took the form of a of
rtttr spout. At Vanmeter the town in
nftilnibmerged in three feet of water , th
nd abont forty da of an embank-
I ment of the Chicago , Book Island and
| Pacifio road was washed away. The
Pacific express , which left Chicago on
Wednesday morning , is side-tracked
here awaiting the repair of the road.
At Winterset s part of the cupola of
the court houae wcs blown away , and
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad
round house was demolished. Corn
was crushed to tha earth and badly
twisted , causing serious damage , it is
feared , to the crop. The worst ef
fects of the storm are westward.
Base Ball.
The following games of base bal
were played yesterday :
BUFFALO. Worcesters 2 , BufTilos
10.
CINCINNATI. Cincinnati 5 , Bostons
19.
CLEVELAND. OleveUnds 2Troys 5.
Women and-tne CeneUB.
3.Mlal Dlnpatch to The B *
CHICAGO , July 9 1 a. m. The
ce-isus returns have been sent to
Wellington. Tbe cost of taking the
census of this city has been $12,000.
Sumo of the enumerators were ladies ,
nnd the supowiror of the census says
they did as well as the men.
CRISPINS KTBIKR.
The shoemakers for C. M. Bender
son & Co. struck yesterday , demand
ing an increase of from 27 to 41 cents
per case.
ROW IN THE SOUTHWESTERN POOL.
Another row has broken out ia the
southwestern pool , and there is talk
of its dissolution. On the other hand
parties assert that there is no danger
of these southwestern roads "killing
the goose that laya the golden egg. "
RELIGION AND FASHION.
WATER-PROOF TOILETS FOR TUB BAP
TISMAL CEREMONY.
New Yolk Letter.
Once baptism by immersion was
cherished as a wholesome washing
away of the sns : , but it was required
that the entire body , the very top of
thu head and the very tip of the nose ,
chould be subjected to the purifying
influei ce. Now all this is changed.
Appearance is almost everything in
this ago even in baptism , but it is not
generally known that this religious
riie.Is often as much n shorn as those
phced f r show over the pillows in .a
stylish bedroom or the underakirfof a
fashionable ostume. The secret of
the simulated baptism , nlthough.a re
ligious one , is not confined to the
church , for the necessary , en-operation
of the manufacturer of ladies' wearing
apparel makes it apart aud parcel of
the world of fashion. It is simply a
matter of dresi.
"Is my wife's baptismal suit
recly ? " questioned a red-facrd gentle
man"w'tn ; a deaconish necktie , in one [
of our principal palaces of fashion.
The police head of the manufacturing
department bowed.
' Sure the garments are waterproof ! "
asked the gentleman.
"Certainly ! that was the agree
ment. "
The case was growing interesting ,
and my face showed deaire for inform
ation.
"Can I take the box home with me
in my carnage ? "
The manufacturer saw a pleading
look in a listener's eye and respected
it , an he nodded consolingly and called
to the head Indy : "Is Mrs. J.'s im
mersion robe reaJyl"
"Not quite , sir , " was the cheerful
response. "The bullet * ain't , in yet
and the cap hasn't come. "
"Bullets and cap ! Good gracious , '
is slio going to be shot as well as
drowneil" whispered an Irreligious
friend.
When the gentleman left contented
with the promise that the articles
should be sent that ovoning.tho manu-
> ctuter explained tint the bullols )
were placed in the hem of the dress to
huld down the skirt and the cap waste
to protect the crimps. i 3
A few mumen's later womanly J 3j
urioiity was satitfie' ' , for before me 3i
was placed one of the moat dainty A
irdrobos one can well imagine. The
imd-T.-armonts , Turkish drawers ,
French chemise , under waist and akirts 2
were of a silken fabric , something 1 ke J
pongee , a kind of Japanese t > r Chi 25b. !
nese , in creim color , exquisitely b.
rimmed with fine torchion lace and
kiifti of ribbon The drees , of a
heavier fabric in the amo shade , was
full , indescribable a r.ingemeiit that ©
fell about the figure in graceful folds
f drapery , held in place at the waist
line by a wide cash of wide ribbon ,
floriated in passion-flower pattern , in , at
ream color , to be tied in a large bow b
the back. The cap was a little
jem-of some illuminated ffbrio decor-
itod with the golden gleam lace , that
made the face appear as if surrounded
Ijy a halo.
"Aud now , " said the suave proprie op
tor , "you have admired the beauties opgt gtfd [
f the wardrobe ; .let us test its pe- fd
ullatity. " To an attendant : "Bring clA
me a pitcher of water and K bowl. " A
The order being obeyed , ho placed tbe
lash and cap into the bowl , half full
f water , aud resumed his conversa fo
tion. Some ten minutes later he took
them out , unfolded them ; the inaidoa fo
iroro perfectly dry ; he gave them n !
ihake , and the water rolled off and
hey were as fresh SB before being @
placed in the water. Then be dt'hed Sc
goblet of water over the dress , shook @
, and no dampness nor atain was the
result ; even tbe lace held up like i
cream lily after a rain. Everything
the outfit was waterproof the
Deautiful , silken-embroidered hoie.the L
ihoes , and the gloves. About the tops '
f the stockings , bottom of the drawers ah
md inside the neck of the dress and the ahm
leeves were inside pieces , which fit- an
ed closely , held in place by rubber , so ni
water could get above or below. $4
'And see , " continued the exponent , at
'this cap is worthy consideration and atmi
naise , it is indeed the crowning per- miCs
ectlon of the Csmi
toilet-hear
- its virtue ; mi
he modern attendant to the ministi ? th
nd assistant in raising the convert all
oust be1 educated to , jnst before the
lead goes under the water , quietly
iuah the crimps under the rubber that CO
ecures the laca-edged cap , hence , not COva ;
no particle of the ltdy will be touched va
the water except her face , and' ' '
rhen she -gets on shorefhaa her face
aped , shakes herself , and the-water ante
ril ! fall-off like from a-duck's feath- to
, and haa her hair taken from un- .
er her crimp cap , she is M dry and
reah a water nympH , with her
rimps aa wavy end artistic aswhen
he left home. "
fai
ro
Two Giants ana a Dwarf. " * "
ondon TimeL. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Three of 'the-most remarkable men 81
the century ant now on xhibition
London at tha Royal qariuin-
ie. glut Chang , a t * .geiehjpt at f *
rtMUd , > - ITorWfgian ,
j i and Che-man , described as "the Chi
_ nese dwarf , the smallest man in the
world. " Chang is the largeit giant in
existence , stands 8 feet 2 inches , and
ia highly educated , speaking five differ
ent languages , including English ,
which he speaks very well , but with
the well known ainp-song of the Chi
naman. He ia 8 feet high without
his boots ; he measures 60 inches
around his chest , weighs twenty-
six stone , has a span of 8 feet
with his outstretched nrnis , and signi
his name without an effort upon a
sign pjst 10 feet 6 inches high.
Chang is 32 years of nge , and it ia
about fifteen yi-arscincu ho was in Eng
land. Af tar fire years residence in the
celeithl empire , he returned to Eu
rope for the Paris exhibition , and has
since visited Vieni'.a ( where the emperor -
peror gave him a ring ho proudly ex
dibits , marked vlth the imperial ea
gles and initials of Francis Joieph ) ,
Borliu and Hamburg. Sin r-hia last
re-i < ) once in Ibis coaotry Chang ha
grown six inches. Ho has a benevo
lent Mongolian facea courtly man
ner , and iveftw a rfohly embroidered
drees worked for him by his sisU-r ,
who is , like the rest of his family , of
only ordinary stature.
Next to Chang , and next at no
long interval , a'-.nda Urustad , about
7 feet 0 incliei higli , very mmculir ,
very broad backed , driving as gre t a
girth of chest KB Chaug , and a widrr
span in proportion to Hla height. He
hai a low forehead , but speaks En
glish fairly well. Brustid has aha a
ring which he greatly delights in ex
hibiting. He presente 1 it to himself
out of the profits , it is supposed , gain
ed by being shown. It is 4J ounces
in weight , and a penny goFB easily
through it. To grasp h's ' mighty
hand in greeting is like shaking bunds
with an oak tree. His weight is 23
stone , greater than Chang's , for hia
bones are more nmuve. His age ia
35.
Che-man , the dwarf , gives his ago
aa 42 , Mugs aCi-inro dtgy , describes
hiuif elf with much fluency and varie'-y ,
und as his height ia only 25 inches ,
appears to be what ho is dscrib d ,
tt'o smallest map in the world. It is
common for exhibited dwarfs to be
over three feet high. Sir Geoffrey
Hudson , tlie dwarf whom readers of
Sir Walter Scolt will best remember ,
measured three feet three inch > s when
ho bad attained his full stature.
MARKETS BtTJKLEGRAPH.
New York Monev andStootc.
HhW TORK , July 8.
MON BY Market at 3 4 per cent.
GOVERNMENTS.
D.B.6 , iB8I lOJf
U. 8. fs , N w _ 1032
New 15 * - IMj
U. 3. fa new _ IPgJ
STOCKS.
Rooklslaid 1031
lUnoi Oentnl. . . . . 105 *
C. B. &Q J20
0. & A IH'i
" preferred 325
N w Tork Central- 128
IkoShore
Erie prrfeTTPd 65 *
NorthwwWrti 88. .
Noithwe t rn prdeirod. . -107
St. P nl ; . . . 74 ,
II. Panl p/i4 mJ , - - * , . . , . _ 1ft
Wabwii , UL Louianml Pacific 3&
preferred 83 ,
Itvi. ASt Jo 31.
Han. 4 SL Jo , pfd 70 ;
Karwrui & Texan
Union ral < lc , 8'
trorttern Pacific 25
do prefcrrcil 46i
If c Horn Union Tolesrjpb. . 103J
Central Pacific 3
Pacific Veil 38j
U. P landgraats
fc. * P 40J
Chicago Produce.
' CmcAoo-July. 8.
t Very imaettled with fair
price firmer and higherj No.-2 , 94 ®
94Jc for cash , in car lots , and for
July ; 87J@89Jc , closed at 87c for
August ; 85J87c ( , closed at 87c for
September ; No. 3 , in store , 79iS80c ;
rejected , 61c ; No. 2 red winter , 95 ®
)6c.
fCorn Fairly active , firmer and
Higher ; No. 2 and high mixed , 35g ®
35Jc7 < closed at 36j@35c | for cash ; Bl
35ffe"35l9 , closed at 35c for July ;
Jo36tclosed at 3Bg@35go for
August ; 3536iclosed at 36 | ®
J6 c Si-plembor.
jOnts More active and higher ; No.
, , 25J@26c , cl seJ at 25jc f < T cash or
luly ; 22c , closed al 22jc August ;
2i225 Y closed at 2 _ c for Soplem *
er. .
Rye No. 2 , 70c.
Birley No. 2 , nomin-lly 80s. [
Pork Active aud unsettled ; § 13 86
313 90 cash ; ? 13 93@14 00 for July ;
5i : 97i@14CO for August ; ? 13 87 $ C
yl'3 9U for September.
Lard $6 87 < § 6 90 for cash , July
md August ; ? ( i 92j < 5f > 95 for Seiitem-
er.
Whisky SI 09.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , $4 80 ;
ihort ribs , $8 05 ; short clear , $7 30. K
CLOSING FRICEB.
Wheat Active and hlcher ; No. 2
ipring , July , 94jc ; 90J < 390fc for Au-
ust ; 88&89Jo for September ; 90c
or October ; 87J@87 c for the year ,
loring at 94o July90g@90 ; c for
uguat.89@89o for September ; 87J
i87Js for the year. ;
Corn 36j@35c for August ; 36c
or Seplembor.
Oats 25c bid for July ; 23 < a23jc
brAugu' ; 22g < a22c for September ;
2ic for the year. ' *
Mcss-Pork ? 13 90 for July ; $13 87
J13 : 90'for August ; $13 80@13 82J for
iepfomber ; $1315 for Oct-jber$12 ; 15 )
13 : 22 $ for the year.
Lard $6 87J@6 90 for July ; $6 90 ® ;
92J for August ; $6 75 for January.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
i- CHICAGO , JULY 8.
'Hog- Receipts , 19,500 head ; D
hipmenfs. 5,400 ; sharp active move-
ient8 with a sharp upturn in prices , Dl
nd values 5o higher on all classes ;
jixed : pAcking , $430@455 ; light ,
36450 ; heavy , $460@480 ; bulk
$4 65@4 75 ; strength due to a' 'bull" Ul
lovement in provisions ,
lattle Receipts , 7COO heap , ship-
icnts , 2,700 head ; fully one-third of
he supply Texans ; shipping grades
teady7af$4 80@4 90 ; bnl k of fair to b
oodlSOOto 1400 Ib cattle , $435 ®
75 ; butchers' cows , $200@400 c- til
orJing to weight ; grassTexins , $2 70 tildi
di
320 ; good demand for the latter and
aloes firm. te
'Sheep Receipt ? , 800 head ; shfp-
ients"none ; trade active , shippers
nd butchers buying but values good ai
choice , $4 004 40. .
New Tork Produc * .
NEW YOBK , July 9. CO
Wheat Urjs-jttled ; feverish and
lirly active ; receipts , 197,000 bushels ;
3.sprin , i$105@106 ; No. 2 do , vc
1-lOJial 12 ; ungraded red , $103 ®
No. I do , § 1 15 ; No. 2 do , ; e
QI-22. m
Corn.T-HeaTy.and lower ; receipts ,
" baabes ! ; augraded ,
.
Oati TJ He vy ; repeij | | j-30,000
- . , . - .
bushels ; western mixed , 3537ic ;
white western , 3542Jc.
Eggs Firmer at 12 i13ic.
Pork Heavy ; new mess at 13 25 ®
1362J
Beef Quiet and unchanged.
Out Meats Firm ; Jong clear mid
dles , 7jjc : short clear.midJles , 7Jc.
Lard Weak ; prime steam , ? 7 25 ®
730.
730.Butter
Butter Domnnd fair and market
firm at 12@22e.
Whisky Dull and nominal.
Hronuce liJarKet
UKKB. July 8.
Wheat Herd , SI 10 ; No. 1 Mil
waukee. ifl 03 ; No. 2 Milwaukee ,
95Jc ; July , 93c ; August , 93Jc ; &Vp-
tember , ! )3c ) ; No. 3 Mllwnukoo , 81c.
Corn 35gc.
Oata 24 go.
Rye Firm at 71c.
Bailey Stronger/and higherat 71 c.
ST. Louis , .July 8 ;
jCattle Good to choice , $4 35S4 60 ;
light to fair steers , $3 854 25 ; cows
and heifers , $2 R0@350 ; gra8'Tuxaiis
$225 < & 3 CO. ShipmrnU , 1600.
Sheep Fair to ch ice mutton ? ,
53 2o4 00 Receipt8 , 5UO he-id ;
shipmeiilB , 5C X
Hugs Steady ; Yorkers nnd Balti
more" , $4 30 ; picking , $4 25&4 50 ;
butchers' to Holed , , $1 00 ® 1 60.
at. LiOUlB Produce.
ST. Louis , July 9.
Wheat Higher ; No. 2 rod , 98 ] ®
98jc cash ; 93jif94c July ; tO90gc
for August ; 89Jc for September ; 88 |
@ 89o for yra"No. " ; . . " 8 do , 91@91 c ;
No. 4 do. 83j84c. '
Corn 34gc for cth ; 34gs'34 ( c for
July ; 34c for August.
Oats Lower ; 23Ac cr h ; 33 e bid
for July ; 33o for August.
Rye Dull at 63c bid.
lJarl y Nothing doing. ' . J- ' " ' " "
Butter Firm ; dairy , 17@20c.
Lard -Qitiet nt 4 c.
Eggs Dull at 7@8c.
Wnisky Steady at $108. . * , (
Pork Higher ; ? 13 7013 75 for
cash ; $13 8514 00 for August.
Dry Salted Meats Higher ; § 7 50
asked for the summer.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
National Irish-American Republican
Convention.
All Irish Amnricin republican * * of
Nebraska who drsire to attend the
National Irish-American Republican
convention , to bo held at Indianapolis ,
Indiana , on the 14th of July , A. D. ,
1880 , will bo futn'ihed with proper
credentials to entitle them to admis
sion to the convention and nho to
enable thorn to avnil themselves of
the benefit of the reduction in railroad
fare to aud fiom said convection by
applying tor the undersigned , at my
office.in JRoom 6 , Union block , corner
of Fifteenth nnd Fnrtiliam slreels ,
Omahd , Nebrasla , ou or before the
I'Jth inr tan t.
By order cf the Nntional Irinh-
American Ilupublican Cunnuittfe.
GEO. M. 0'BniKN ,
Member of cnminitico fr Nebraska.
Meeting of tbe Garfleld Club.
OMAHA , July 8,1880.
A meeting of the G.trfiold and Ar
thur Club is hureby called to meet in
Unfon Block , corner Fifteenth aud
Farnhdin streets , this city , ou Satur
day , the 10th day of July , at 8 p. in.
At that time buoka will bo open for
membership , aud it is especially ue-
sired that : \a many will attend us pos
sible , so that-tho orgauiz-ision may bo
perfected. s
By order of thu President qf thu n
' '
Garfield and ArthurCIub. " n
N. J. BUKNHAM , Sec'y.h
A. F. & A. M ,
There will bo a special coinmiiuica
lion of St. John's Lodge , No. 25 , thi.i
Friday ) evening , fur work in the
E. A. degree. Visiting brethren arc w
ordi. ( > lly invit d.
JAMES B. BKUNEK , Master.
Over eighty millions of dollars of A.
Insurance capital of the oldest and a
best home and foreign companies repa
resented In the agency of Taylor &
tlowol ) . dlGlf
S
Supreme Court Decision
Tlie fallowing decision was Wednes l >
day rendered by the supreme court of I
Nebraska : Omaha Book Company v < " .
Mindorland. Errcr from Colfax
ounty. Phelpa for pi intilF ; Zent-
nyor for defendant. Reversed.
Opinion by Cobb , J. A bill rf sile ,
ibsuluto on iff * fire but a companitd
rerbnl difors-mcc is not only ;
iy a - , a
hittlel morli ago aa littwpen the par :
ies to ir , but also to third parlies who
lave actual notice , or such knowledge
f the facts as charges them with 110-
ice. And a sale of the chattels by
he mortgagor * o uch third parlies in
ayment of adebtduj from him to
hem , conveys no title. in
Why dose .ourselves with naoseat-
| > medicines , when n purely frnit
iathartic will core you at nncu Ham-
jnrg Figs. Try them.
MI.SSINO. A case o constipation by
ulng Hamburg Figs.
District Court.
Proceedings Wednesday :
Williams , appellant , vs. Cole Bros. \
Hart , appellees ; verdict for plain-
iff of $261.19.
Hanscom vs. Omaha ; motion with- if
Irawn and leave to file answer instan-
Sc
er.
er.C rey et al. vs. Crelghton ; first
rial in ejectment ; new trial granted
ind cause continued.
Carey et al. vs. Creighton ; same.
Carey et al. vs. McShane ; same.
Sinclair vs. Nicholas ; judgment for
ilaln tiff for $751 72 with interest and
oats.
Sexaner va. Griffin et al. ; continued.
Roberts vs. Roberts ; decree of di-
rorce.
Baldwin vs. Jensen ; jury to return
ealed verdict at 9 o'clock yesterday
aorning , to which time court ad-
ourned.
e
Mosi'popuUr yeir York hotel. , the *
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Dl
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Very Latest Tele
grams , up to 4 p. m.
Cheering Keports of the Condi
tion of the Wheat Crop in
the Northwest.
Quality and Quantity Su
perior to Any Former
Yield.
CarJinnI McOloskr-y Proclaims
Fthe Fact That He Never
. .Congratulated Han
cock.
- - - -
The Crops
o Tlin B f. , "
CHICAGO , July 8 4 p , m. Die-
patuhfu fnim variot'B points in the
northwest shmv the wheat crop pro-
nihen lo be an avenge in quantity
and quality , In some localities there
nre co.mplainta of met and chinch
bu a aa ia usually the cascr , but the
gi-noral t ut'ook ' is fnvorable. The
rep'irU fn-m Minnesota , Dikota aud
Nebru ka agree that the yield will be
thu best in m ny years.
Damaged by Fire.
pp < yinlDi i'atch to TUB Kan.
EAST DOUOLASS , Miss. , July 8 , 4 p. '
in. Dee & RIudlck'snittt1 pas' dam-
a i d to the ex tan Vrf ' $130,000 by fire ;
A Forgery.
Special Dispatch to The Dec.
.New YORK , July 8 4 p. m. Car
dinal McCloakcy publisher a cardst.it-
g-that the widely cipctdbted dispatch.
of congratulation to Hancock over his
name is a forgery.
Real Estate Transfers.
AnnaM. G. and Josiah S. McOor-
niick lo Wm. J. Broatch : w. d. wj
lot 2 , block 150 , Omaha. 82,000.
Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Fred
erick K. Metz : w. d. wj lot 2 , block
4 , S. E. Rogers addition to Omaha.
§ 400.
400.Win.
Win. AT. Foster and wife to Freder
ick Krug : lot 2 , block 176 , city of
Omaha. $2.500.
TWO FIRES.
About 4.30 p. m. yesterday the
rear portion of the houte of Oeo. C.
Hobbie , on 18th and Izard , wa dis
covered on fire , citching it iaaupposed
from a child plajing with matches.
Mrs , Hobbie and her son were up
stairs and the fire being in tha
ceiling their retreat by tbe stahwsy i
was cut cfl. The alarm ww
not turned in for romelittle time , but
the neighbors arsombled , rescued the
furniture and the folks frum their
perilous position , and the engines ar
riving at length the fire was soon
extinguished. The honso was con
siderably damaged by water and a
good dual of clothing was lost by the
lire , the hies in nil amounting to
sever.il hundred dollars.
Between 6 and 7 o'clock an alarm
nai turned in from box 7 , and was re-
tponJed to by the department and a
crowd of people. The ilnmr-s were
quenched before the depirtment ar-
rircd at the ucene , which was the
g
hoii3 < 3 of Mrx. Caimichaolon Howard
{
beUteaii Twelfth and Thirteenth
street. " , formerly owned oy the Wo
man's Aid Society. It seems that a
nitii : w.-s about lo tar the roof of the
house , and pave Mrs. C. a kettle of
thu stuff to put on the Btove. It soon
bewail to boil over , and a few drJps
fell on the stove nnd' took
fire. After trying to put it out
with a broom , the man s.iid to
[
throw water on it , and that raising a
steam atrougly impregnated with gas H [
the whole room was filled with flames. :
ln !
. few buckets of water put them out ,
3nd ] the only damage was a blackened at
itove ( , floor nnd coiling.
TJ-wla at Joliet.
Special | DNpitrh to tha lloo.
CHICAOO , 9 la. m. The infamous
ig.uiii t , Davis was taken to the
enitontiary yesterday morning.
The fact must fasten itself upon the .
minds of our citi/ens , that n better
Shirt can be had at leas I'rico , nt the
Omaha Shirt Factory than at any oth-
r house in tbe West Our new nnd
onmi dious store is zniple proof of
the progrtos of our business , and the
Fnctilnt our goods are better ft-r lees 1
money , must bo the cause of our pro
gress. In connection with our factory
ivo have a fjrat-clais Liundry , whcro
ITO are prepared to do Lau- dry W < rk
grand style for liitle money. This IJ
ilao unable : ) ui to ofi'or a Laundrird
Shirt for ? 1 50 made of W insult *
by
Wiialin , 2200 Linoo. and reinforod
Fronts , Tnis is our great bargain. Gill
md convince yourselves of the above
mentioned facts. 5
OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY ,
1207 Farnbam St. , near 12ih ,
lear Cald well.Hamilton & Co.'s Bank.
.
VINEGAR WORKS !
Jones , lift. Oth and 10th SU , OMAHA.
Pint quality distilled Wine and Cider Yln ; ar
an ; ttrenjcth helov eaatern ptlcq , and war-
anted Just ag good at wholesale ind * retail. 5n
end for price list. ERNST KRKBS , 19
Ieb93n > Ma-auer.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE TCD
can find a coed uaortmont el
BOOTS AND SHOES
At s LOWER FIGURE than at
any other ihoe hontt in the citr.
E
P. LANG'S , "
236 FARNHAM ST.
INDIES' & GENTS
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
d a perfect fit gwtntcnl. ? ri
' ' ' "
'v' "
BARGAINS
REAL
ESTATE
IB : m IM : is'
AGENCY ,
15th and Douglas Street.
Orw 8.0CO rtridenc * lotn forfa'ekjr ' tht g *
CJtpT..M
looted In > eryr rt f iherlto. mml In etet
direction fiom the Podofficf. n' > itb. t , will
or w t. ami varjlntr nt distance from on
bl-xk to one -r tto unlej Ifiu rime Cult ni
Oi online nur liMg
JTc' l cholr fair \n \ firilUn & J n cs * il-ll
tlon. wr t f ri nvrnt , Ix-tttrrn S' . Jt ry' rcn
ue anI Hurtiey ftrttt00 t iW .
Efl xcrcn Jll't rant df t > n-nc l > n vi > fiivnili-rii St
( hi : 18 chcice 'si l nnd trill > ir n-lt very cl'r.i
forc ! ih In 6. 10 r 20 acre to s , ntwfg jour ti i
to secure lo'jaln.
Ch. ireli > t t eml of street cir tiaiLaou Saun
i'era treet for J7f- .
Choice li.t. KKrnham ml 21'h ' it ret Is , Wxl3
tcet for 31.WO-.Mll ditiilo 't.
Cheap lulu In Crrtlit > Vn \ r ailrlltlun eolith c
U. P. depot 3HO to tbOO
TERRACE ADDITION.
Fortj lutg on Turk Arenur nml l-'cmxi * > trrel
'o' mad to rnrk , ami near lniul < [ SU M ry'
a\enur. at frin 3125 to $ SW ) Mch Feicn yen'
lime t eiclit | < T rent intrrrft to tliove ho wll
put up ci'ixl MiUlantlal bulMii.K' . K r furthe
partioubrs njMilv to.
O. P. BEMIS , Agent ,
FKtrentb anil Ioutl 3 Streo'9.
A nice lot on Harnry and TwtiiU-Orst atrect-
forJCJS.
Tire i liolre Iota on 10th. uear St. Jl.irj'a nren
ue , tOxlM fret each , for $ nf.O anil fSOO.
Two choice lots near 23-1 aiiil-Clirk trtt . In
K V. Smith's atlilillon JOOand fO.
Fifty lots In Sh ni.VaMicimJ anil third ad
dltions forSt. 0 to J60U ea .
Lot near 15th nd Pirrc1150. .
2IuUon Harptrnear 51 1. St. . $600 c.vh. 1
lot on Xithn ar II'vnrd'l if7t > 0.
40 Iota In G > a * ! Vew addition , s-ntli of U. P
bridge and depo * trjm $15 to 3 00 e-di *
Ono acre , 117xS70 fet. on ISih street , south
of Poppleton's now idence. for $2,000 , or wll
dlvid" Into city she i Iota as ( mm $300 to f SCO
each.
each.BIVBBVIBW
BIVBBVIBW ADDITION.
Largo number or beantllul resMence Jot , located -
catod In this new addition on Capitol Hill , be
tween 21th street on the cast , 2tfth on the west
Dode street on the north and Kirn ham street
onthesouth. formerly owned by C. II Downs
and more recently known is tha Perkins 15 acre * .
Only 22 lolg hare thus hi been platted It on
r-rnham and 8 on Douglas street. Trrfe lots
ara SO to 56 feet In widfi and ISOIndoptr. . $1,000
tor the choice. S ye n lime , a.t 8 per cent in
terest to those who will build ftcod substanlia
louses there.o. Call ar.d examine plat and get
Full information at
BEMIS'BEAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
15th and Doujrlas Stre-W.
O or 200 houses and lots are offered for sale
by this office They areccatte-ed all over the
city. Any location you de-Ire. Prices varying ;
from 3500 to $15,000 each.
2 food lots and _ cheap houses near Jackson
and 12th streets at a ( treat facilflce. Hera is a
great biriraln for some one. The property must
bo sold lumrdiaUly. Cuven jut a quarter of a
bloct Call and examine this hont any deity-
OKO.P. BKMI-iA nt ,
15th and P > a flit Si * .
Adedr-ble lot new Cumirur a-ul Sanndert
Street * , fl.100.
fl.100.PARK
PARK PIiAOB.
The cheapest acre lot * In tb cityot Omaha ,
art those offend forsalo by thin agency In Paik
Placa and Lowe's Kcorid cxltll.lon , on Cnmln -
Bnrt and California rtre t < ; you can mate no
mistake In pi > king-up thrsobarjntina while you
hare th chance. These lota arc more than equal
In die to 4 full sized city lots i r a half block
and It will be but K very short time before ne-
flfth psrt of one of these acre 1'itfl nlll sell for aa
much aa we offer a fn'I acre to day. They are
located a Teryfhoitdis'ani'o wrsti'f Cr Ijl.ton
Uollrge. 1'rlcen ranpipi : from $160 lo SMMJtr \
acre lot. Call immediately , and don't lose your
chance , and get plat and full particular , of
GKO. P BEHIS. Azent.
15th and Iioucl.x Street * .
Nice lot on Sh'rroan Avenue notth f Klchoa.i !
itrcet.SI.lOO.
Hilf lot on C-ratetween 1.1th and 14th streets
11,000.
2 nice lots In Hartman's aildit'on , 11001 , . J600.
Large ir.nnlicr of acre lots in GUe's addition in
North Oimha , $125 to $3UO taih.
Choice roni'.r lot near 2 _ d and CI'f > ini
street ( ? , Jl.EOO.
Je < eral ioo < l Mn in > 'el < > n's ai'ditfoi ! , 1150 to
850 each.
Choice lot In Ihornell's -iMitior. , j750
Scrernl larx lots in BirtltU'x aildition. 1)
rods and 2J acres each. Pries 700 to 82,000
each.
Several chuice lo's In Kee-l's Unit addition ,
1.75 to 1850 each.
Acre lot on Sherman avenue , ( ICth street ) ,
tenth of Poppleton'w new rtsi.leni-o , for Jl.lcO.
2 larze ! > ! near l lh ami Ca ! > k streets , 60z
JSOfcet Corner , 11,200 , in Mr , Jl.OOO
31 rK lots on She-m n a > inue , ( IC'h ttrect ) ,
near Clark Street , * > X ) each.
McCANDLISH PLACE.
22 nice ami chop lots , very roar let the bns-
ne part of the d'y , locitctl a very few steps
louth of the Convent and St Miry'x aveiurtaiii |
tut south if and a Ijoining tii ! > Kniuml nf Jamri
Woolworth aid WJ. . Council 'lit- a e
heap and very de-irable , belne Bhinrly In liui-
nei-g part of city , to new ( tovtrniiie-t de | ot , i nil
irorsn , while lead works , U. P. depot , clock
faids , nacklne Imugex , etc Call and iftt plit
ind full p r'icu'are. P/lce $275 to $350 and e y
terms to thoee who build
OKI ) . P. nEillS.AKcnt.
16th am !
3 choice rr iilrncr loti c.n 24 Hi stiret ,
DoujUs and Podce MrpclR$1.100 ; to | l,2i 0 eic'i
ind long time to tiofe who nlll bull. I.
2chi-l-e corner lo's near 21th and F.Tiiliam
itreaf , 05x121 fett , SI.1M and Jl.yoft. and viry
Biny trim ? to pnrrlmvrj who wi I imT\c. |
Als > > 1 lot * on 21th , Iftncnu Furnlmm a.d
Doazlsf o'reetf.tOM to Jl.fOO eah nn-l l"ii <
lime.
lime.51
/ -51 250 of the be t bnninefn l ti liithccUt < > f
Dninlia for mle , l f t d onertry I u-I e-s street ,
S.WWio 3 < 1 , ( )0 tai h.
giTMv \ > iralni Mi'slo'epriiiiri'n | hi I-
moft every bu iiirsi bl < x.k - JS.O to SI 5,000
LAKE'S ADDITION.
40clioice rrsnlcnce lots in ali-irc aililiti , Ini-
meJiately noith ( if and IJ"inir ] ; Pi > { i/eliiu'it
Ircnutiful rr iiKnc and K" unt'x , and Ivcatxl o'l
811 1 19th and 20tli slreem , flfOtoS-V-Oeaeh nl
rery caxy tcnrs In those whovlll build Call an J
sxamine fl t and get full partkiihr * .
OfO. P. OKJIIS , Afcnl.
Bpau'ifnl building lito < n Shtrmiti avtnu- ,
Ifllli streetbct-jrecn Popplct u mid the Dudley-
insproe | ty ; 63 feet eitt fronURO 01 the
ivenne. by 35D fret In depth. Wl'l iliiiJc it.mck
inj(112feethy33. CJ1 an I get ! ull particuUrg.
An acre n lEth stzcet , 101 feet < as > ' . frontage
378 feet deep. This is just south > f the Kilza-
beth ( I'opplctou place. Th's ' Is RitMie ! , call and
jet price and terms of EEVIS , Acent. !
18 pool lot ? , jjst north of and -JJjininj E V.
3rolth' < addi-.lon , and located between 20t.i and
unrer * street * , at rcafonab'e price * rd Ion ?
4me to burer who Impruv * . BKJIiy , Agent.
HOBBACH'S ADDITION.
53 lots la Horhaeh's first and second additions
jnlilh , 13tb , 19th and 2-th streets heUejn
Kich Us , PuI , She-rran and Clark st.ceU , very
.andy lo U P. Shops , smelting work * , etc. ,
ranpng In prices from from $200 to 11:100 each ,
Xuirlr | ? only rm ll payment down aixl long
timi at 7 p r cent interest to those who will im-
pnn e. 0 EO. P. BEJ1 IS ,
15Ji and DTOtc'as ' S re-t.
38 nice lot * In Parker's addition , between
Siunilen anj Pierc ? . Kin ; and Campbell' . Stt > . ,
Blon'.oitre't ; 19 lots with south fronts and
with north fronUre , only 6 blocks north of
the turn-table ( * od etrwt-car track ) on Sancderi
street. Very l'-w prices ; $176 each , or 8200 r n
lone time nd 8 par cent interest to those who
will build.
tZTlW goo-l fartiu for sale in Doogln , Sarpr.
Wjbhington. Eurt , Dodge , Eaatdersand Eastern
tier of counties.
O.OUO acres best selected lards in the
state bxi sale by this azcncy. Call and if t map ) ,
circular ? and fun particnUri-
tSTPtmW new map of Omaha , 60c and $1-50.
3SBemU new pamphUt ( and map of tha
State ) entitled "the outlook of Nebraska. ' fur
free lilr.ribution.
Geo. P. Bern is1 ,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY , 1
loth & Douglas St. , a '
OMAHA ,
HURRAH FOR THE1EADERS
AHEAD OF THE TIMES I
Bring on Your One , Two and
Three Ctnt Pieces. You Can
Use Them at the
GASH DRY GOODS STORE
or
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
& Fifteenth Sts
i-r eite
Look at this List :
2 ) iNPii ts 89
! " LoiwdMf Vvlut . 9
in Kiuit if lio'ii PO
POW
It ) " Hie t-l I'nh'e * lui ! W
IS lie y it CO
lij " Cia ti Tonlm.- 1 10
21 " CultiMi ti.esi C > H 1 on
AH Wiiul ruttirus
fv-lmi. re . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
13
Ono Lot | ) iet Guvdswvith frrm 20 tu Ce.
to l-o c'cxc.1 t . 10
Corsets
HsxibleUip
Jla.Um Fi.y '
.
C i > ' frvm Zic.ti > . . . 3 CO
A Few Notions
F.bstlcCrrd , btat . . '
Pest Kuittlnj Cotton . . . . . . . S
( t Kugtish tins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
- , t
Spool TMU' .
Spx > l fllk 10
Beat l'rr i L * M.
Veins' .
Beft Linen Collar ; _ . . 13
" " Ciff
Black S rttjt 1I '
v hi e Tim per doz 19
Fine I'lill-Ii ' II" * "
Extra line [ ltil h llu e . is
K.n.yllise j *
G o l
lu
ExtiaHne fancy Hoer
And Kin rG' d < to 2 ro
Gent 'Mile GIov a 10
And np to 7
Go-d ijuKpend'M 19
Ai'dupto . . . i to
UnLiU d Ud b.ir : . -
A Fine Uidaiiidti il .Silrt. .
An Extta laundri dbhi't . . I 19
G "t ' Kid lot. . . I 00
And ui tn. . . . 1 63
Hue Uihin ; G'ov < - SCO
SO
Upto 2 50
And lot of othe goods -which
we haven't spaca to mention.
Send for price Jia1. Way bo'ow
ever7body.
L. 1 $ . WILLIAMS & SONS ,
Lci tiers In Dry deods.
1422 & 1424 Dodse St.Cor. 16th ,
Omaha Neb.
- - - - .
REDUCTION IN PRICES
As Indicated Ilelow.
Sample Teas.
2Tc , fool ratuc. and other Te-i JSc , ? c. 43 < T ,
be. auilup ' < li > p.rwiiLiI. iula j-r ntf Ten
with earn poi.ml M > W. nil fjt mar.ai.l i to tul ,
orlhvuiontrwillterc unlid. T.T tlem.
ColTi-cs.
Gltund ' " < > ( Tfe. e. Uc 'I d7Pc ; PriwnSimptn
C ff r. Ifi ; IS t.w U o Cuff- . a c. H.OWU Gilt-
ilk-e O fl e , 6c. n our H Ft C I ION 1 < IA ? > D
"i.fT'i ; put Lp in I.Nfi * Jarn.
ll.i > t UK Coitnii. I iicz. n ou ! , &c
> e thor Iru tfit. fr
J I t Uo. d at red-Hid i r'ct * I nr 'c , 6c.
kill I 1IX : ilrrmtiaci.U lut brtn r
nd
Come and See.
triCE.S Tlie mtt cnniplvte aircitra'nt to
> maha and at [ Ticts brlow all coinptltor
Try in
IIAKINO POWDER inc and upward
FLAVUIIIXG EXrKAirrS At 8c | * r bott )
nd upward.
K.S > \CI-S-At Be a bottle.
i > llK liLACKI.NG at PC. STOVE PLUCKING ,
arce NX at be. CMTllKii-UNF. flora B to 15c
ach. CI.OTllk3HKS,2doien forte. 8UOK
HIU HbS.fcr , Kc ami upwards. Scrub Brtab-
S.Lf. Horse Unishfi" , Ifc. Carpet Tatki , Jc.
'oiVt'oai" ! < at 30c n duzen ard cpwardr. Blno
" ? , Sc. l'r | ' | er ilauce , and F neb Moatard.
Ocrnch. Mop IImlla > , 15c. _ Ue ! GrtMe.
nr I c. ComStanh , 8c r r poni'H. Lanndr
taicli , cxtia quality , at Be Jr ponnd. Citron.
) rnn e and Lcmn ml. at 20c per pound.
Vvr.low i > ml Woolen War * cheap. TTa h
Doanln , 15 < . Rnmrr > i > , 2 fur 2Sc. Bird TooA IB
lie pound pafkaKes with Cuttle Fbh Bone at
Cc.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Blarktr-li & [ > > 'B Cnrham 'at Me [ > < r poand
locdar'i I of KpeCutat 0e per poand ; 't t
iraml of Hux lobicroat fv > e p-r p"nnd.
Wo Mil n ll > cCi arfor { cdon't fall to try
auxr
iiooneio nudcrsellas.
SIIIT/O | niwlitr of S > rni * t 70c per
iDO IHT keic UM'NDRT SOAfS roM at bit-
cm prices DIUKI' FBL'm * . extra qaruitjr it
w prkew CKACKERS. best In market and a *
heap a tri'h < arcpt
Wo h al4oa4.1 il the ft > lloin ( jouU to oar
luck , which we rropoeo to Mil cheap.
T-imptior Gum , Whl-e Wai.
ulphur , EG * . Jam. Dinner ,
Turax ,
Salt I'eler. Lindannm ,
Inm. Liquorice Drop * .
Aipa Ammonia ,
Cu e 8 , r r ! WhH .
perraacille. Whltlnr.
'iilolue ' Pllj ! , Cattle ruh Bone ,
SweetUII ,
a tor Oil.
fechloe OtI. Cant war t > ee < J ,
InrUrd Peed , Calrdotoon Seed.
'Ut'l.tir Cunpbor , Tar Soar * .
Glee. Gamble.
And an Immense Variety of
Other Goods too Nnmer-
ods to mention ,
which we pledg9 ourselves to lejl
cheaper than other Dealers. Don't
Forget It , and give na a caQ. Eiara-
Ine goods and compare prices. Spec
ial rates to partiea buying to tell
again. Orders from the country
filled. Prices guaranteed and sent
0. O. D.
KE3IEMKEK OUK XVMBEX ,
113 North Fifteenth , adjoining L.
B. Wniiams & Son , Dry Gocd * Store ,
Omaha , 2ieb.
W. R. BENHETT & CO.
MUSIC , GERMAN &FRENCH
MADAil MSNDQN.
W to Ca habgb > r-
aai inx-d iUhe-J to cber of au ic.
d rreath. iv'4rlcja ot ivov i a
c'an Is titbit of 'thew traecte * . Sirul f f =
focal shortly , but for b-w nat-p r'i 0.5
Sro. * ! aMhi-j at > r ,