TttE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Moral ng. July 22.
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TH OB Alia. t AUT BBS ha * by ar the l nert
vlrculatlon l th in Omaha. and abroaa , and is '
therefore toe nest and cheapest advertlsine
metlioin.
tS-Fo Inttretrtn ? Milton ! ? . MHtX
tan , and Commercial RfparU.Ra\lnad a u
BRhYITIhiS.
Patewon veils coal.
. Additional local on first page.
Try Saxe's Coffee Cnam Soda.
Warranted tooth brushes , Kuhn's.
Excellent Cream Soda at'Saxe's.
Carriages and wagons at Wood-
worth's.
Elegant perfumes at Kuhn'e drug
etore.
The noon train west yesterday ear
ned ten cars , all full.
Two cars of fruit came in by ex
press yesterday afternoon.
Setf enberg.Co.'s ; Key West Ci
gars at Sato's.
A car of hogs was sent to Chicago
yestterday from the bridge yards.
The Nailworks are loading five
cars of nails for San Frftncisco.
Two military prisoners were
brought in from the west Tuesday.
Three engines for the Southern
Pacific ro&d'go out on No. 7 laet night.
Sheely Bros , are loading two cars
of tallow , nideBetc. , yesterday for Chi
c-go.
The waiting rooms in the T7. P.
depot are being repainted and calao-
mined.
Twenty per cent reduction. E 1'at-
I-T'B MammothlCIothing House , 1214
Farnham street.
Found Coupon No. 12 cf bond
No , 604.28. Owner can have by call
ing at BEE office.
-s-The Western Union company are
putting up a line of new forty-five
foot poles along Farnam street to the
Union bridge.
Airs. P. L. Pcrrino acknowledges
the receipt of a generous contribution
to thu Persian Fauiino Fund , from au
unknown friend ,
Thirteen cars of stock from Fre
mont were brought in over the Union
Pacific , and were shipped out < 'Verthe
Hock Island road Tuesday.
German services will be held in
the Salem's church , Doilge street , be
tween Twelfth and rhirteenth , at
10:30 : a. m. next Sunday. All are
cordially invited.
An Experinncei Practical Ac-
countint desires a position as bookkeeper
kae
keeper or travelling a cut for some
good busiiie-B or manufacturing house. <
Address ' 'Accountant , " BEE Office.
From the crowd that lined the
depot platform when the overland
tram left yesterday , one would have
thought the whole town was going
away to the mountains.
Photographers atttention ! Want
ed A No. 1 Negative Operator thai ,
lalke
understands also retouching , to take
charge of a tent galltry during the
summer. Address C. W. Florence ,
Schuyler. 20-2t
The murderer Gozzolo in reported
ni having passed through Atchison one
day last week , going south. Depntj
Sheriff Grebe lias t one to Kansas
City iu hopes of getting on the v'tl-
liin's track and capturing him.
The Scandinavian Garfield ant
Arthur club will meet at reptiblicar
hindquarters , Union block , Fifteenth
street , on Wednesday , July 21et , at 18
p m. , for the put pose of perfecting
its organization. ij 19-21
Owing to the pressure of business
Mr. John Petty , of the firm of Collirs
& Petty his been j
, compelled to forego !
the pleasure of a shooting match with
Mr. It H. Collins , of Lincoln. The
money has been withdrawn and the :
match declared off.
A man named John Dowdwas ar
rested on Tenth street Tuesday for
intoxication. On examination yes
terday morning before Judge Ha wes eshe
proved to be insane , and is supposed .
tn be an escaped lunatic from sonic
asylum. He had a hole in the back
of his head large enough to lay two
fi-jgers in. He was discharged on
p omiie to l3ave for the Iowa side.
The ladies of the First M. E.
church will give a sociable and festival
this evening at the residence valof
J. J. McLain , corner of Saundcrs St.
and Michigan avenue. All the deli
cacies of the season will be served.
The programe will consist of reading ,
nd vocal and instrumental mus'c. No
p ins will be spared to make to male
i hit entertainment most enjoyable and
they desire a most liberal patronage.
Four cars of machinery , consist
ing of boilers , drive wheels , etc. ,
M ere brought in over the Rock Island
r < ad Tuesday. They are from the
Baldwin locomotive works and are
billed for South Wales.
. The earn ;
were accompanied by a man from the
works , who was Anxious to reach San
Krancisco in time to load on a steamer
that leaves there on the 30th instant.
The plasterers , have struck for
3.50 , a raise of fifty cents a day.
The famous comedianMr. Harry
Webber , will soon appear in Omaha
iu his new dramatic version of "Nip
ah 1 Tuck in Private Life , " being a
s.quel to the eminently successful
c-medy of "Nip and Tuck. " The
comedy is entirely original , and a
continuation of these private detect
ives , being a leaf from the volume i of
their every day life.
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-.At a meeting of tbe af e board of
purchase of BUppJifcS Jield atXincoln
Tuesday , bids were received for sup
plies for the deaf and dumb institute
it this city for the ensuing quarter.
Contracts were awafde'd w follows :
A. CruickshankCo. . , dry goods > ;
Soindorff & Mauss , bresd ; Harris &
J"csher , meats. ; J. J. Browq , grocer- :
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TWO JEWELS ,
A Firm" That Takes the
Lead in Their Business
and Will Keep it.
The Magnificent Establishment
of Edholm & Brickson.
j j When General Sherman predicted
, that Omaha would at no distant day
; take the front rank among the great
cities of the west it the
( , was r-n sup
position that her population included
' enough live enterprising business men
to ke < p pace in her growth and by
their tact and fkill coiitri'ni'e to her
prosperity. ; Hs-d he been wth our m
porter last evening he would have ha >
no further : drubts on the subject or if
he had ! , he would prove himself a very
flkept'cal man indeed.
skuT
In his u ual round fur news the lat-
terMe dnpped into the JMwlry store of
Messrs Edh-.lm & Enck-on , on Fif
teuiith street just opposite the post-
office bu Iding , and what he a .w there
was so Gunviucii g a proof of the suc
cess to bu won in this city by the right
kind of men that he deemed it worthy
of notice.
As is well known the two young
gentleman who c impose this firm
graduated from the establishment of
A. B. Huberman & Co , and less than
two years ago began business for
themselves , on a small scale at
their present stand. Their out
fit was at that time small
and their two workmen were able to
time. The young men had a hard
struggle before them.but they brought
energy , skill , taste and coed judg
ment to aid them , and although but
an offshoot , as it wera , of the old
louse , they soon took root and began
D show an unprecedented growth and
iromiso. That promise has not failed ,
, nd OB on this occasion our reporter
ooked about the spacious room , SAW
ts lofty esses and broad shelves with
.heir wealth of glittering treasures ,
uid beheld the unmistakable signs of
hrift and success on every side , he
could not but marvel. The firm
now employ eight workmen ,
who , with themselves , are
\ept busy night and day and can then
icarcely fill all the orders that come
11. Ono man is kept on the road all
11e
the time wholesaling , and the traJe
extends over all the adjoining territo
ries and as far out as Camp Verde ,
Arizona , for it has become proverbial
with the western trade that Edholm
& Eriekson sell cheap because they *
posse's the requisite knowledge to buy '
cheap nnd give their customers the
benefit f 'liPir bargains. In short ,
it-look * us if the firm was about to
away with the rest of the trade
in th's p rt of the countryand they are
alrn.idy crwi'ing a perfect panic among
t'ie old-time dealeis who have been
accustomed to alow silus and immense
profits , while this firm believes in the
old adage that "a nimble penny is
better than unionshilling. . " It would
Idm
bo almost supeifiuous to wish them
success , for they are bound to have it
anyway , but nevertheless we do sc , for
surely they desi-rve an acknowledge '
ment of 'lie credit with which they
have fought for nnd maintained a po
in the front ranks of Omaha
business men.
A ulinc- " over the stock nw die-
in this jewelry emporium will
prove tlij t tlierd la jooil fornication
for ourasicrtioiH and that Omiliucaii
compete vitli any citj' , east or west ,
in the aiz-J and clioice ch-iratcr of the
stuck here displa3' d. 1 hree sides tieof
the room are heinnitd in by ro s ofof
liundsome shutvcAscs , wliilethe walls
hidden from view by elegant upright -
right casy all lilied witti a store ol
the r r hi trt-nsiires the Aui-ric.iu otn 1
European inart.s c > n yield. In OHM
C"rncr of the room is the hne t rrgu-
later in Omaha , which cou § 500 while
in til ? oppoittf Jirt "f the room is lieA
now safe just tiiniuifiictiiied to order
for this firm and \vith its convenient
and comn'odioiis interior arrng
mcnts and its Buperblj * pa nted ex-
tenor acknowledcrd to be the hand
somest iu the state.
lt > one of the show cases we found
a vast HPBortmentof watches of every
conceivable stzo and shape , of the
latent and must enqutrite-dt signs ati < i
tlie must approved American and for-
eitn ; works The HSortnit > nt of la 'es
watches. S * MH winders , wa
very estc' ive and varied from
UlDSO 'lio ( , lz of a
silver quarter up > nd ranginc in
price from § 12 , whi-h isvry li-w to
any price Oesirl. . Amnjig the most
beau ifnl watchet were iho < e orna
uient-'d with < ie igni in Fl- routine
but them Here so ninny To
patterns thi' we could not mention
tlnrii of tt.viu incur siiRce. It is thv
laigejt stock of w ches our reporter
has s n iu this city and fairly took
Vis breath. A novel style is the
"locket watch , " the cases of which
are constructed to accommoda'e the
likenesses of one or more friends.
From watches we pa's to bracelets ,
of which there is an endless style and
variety. The most unique , and the
litest , is the engagement brrcelet ,
whhh is provided with a diminutive
golden p > dlock and key , which the ;
Inrer locks and is supposed thereby lo
keep secure so long as the key is in his
own pocket. There are also banijle s
bracelets of all styles , and adjustable
bracelets , all of solid gold , enamel
and Roman gold , and from nela
quarter of an inch to
two inches in breadth. These lovely
articles with smaller jewelry and gold
chains completely fill another case.
In a third are rings , eardrops , lace-
pins , sleeve buttons aud sets ot elabo
rate workmanship , rare design and
costly finish. Diamonds and rubies
ceetn to be the favorite stoner , and the
brilliant lustre of the former aud the
warm plow of the latter make an en
chanting sight to look at. The bird
jewelry is very beautiful , and another
style fashioned like geranium leaves
with diamond dew-drops glistening
from their contra were i-xquisite
Especially beautiful were some scarf :
pins after the latter design.
Brief mention should be m&de
of a beautiful _ gold enameled ,
pearl-inlaid bracelet in this ;
case also of some imported Milan work
in the same line ; of a solitaire diamond
mend lace pin , a set of mosaic ba. ket
ear-rings , cameo and coral sets , diamond
mend bird sets , turnuoiae and pearl
"buckle" seta , etc.
Another case is filled with gold pens ,
thimbles and charms ol all kinds ; an
other with silver watches
, and still an
other with a great variety of small sil
verware , cups , vases , jewel cases , and
a thousand and one other articles.
Passing to the south side of the
room we saw a large case filled en
tirelywith spectacles and another
with silver knives , forks and spoons.
& tall veneered and tiled , upright
case , just built by A. F. Rafert of
tbia city , with a niagntficent stock of
silver ttia Bets , ice sets , etc. , among
the most beautiful articles we have
ever seen" , and at prices so Low as to
be startling.
j Near this is a case filled with solid
silverware , tea , ice cream and jelly ,
spoons , nut picks , fruit knive < , napkin
ring , and card receivers. Ona tha
latter , inlaid trith silver and gclc } and
beautifully engraved with a quail In
two colors , is one of the finest designs
ever executed. A jewel case in the
form . . of 3 a mineature . . , , , , nrand :3 piano - is
greatly dmtred by all.
The stock of American , French and
imported clocks is large and complete ,
and includes everynnge of pries.
One of the mostinte'estins features
of the store was the manufacturing
departmeiit. and hero we were shown
the precions metalin every stite , from
the glittering dust to the perfect gold
rimr , the process through which it gee ?
being to intricate for us to follow.
But we must not go further into '
toil * . A flood of customers occupied
f'e time of the jewelers , and with a
vivid imprp-sion of a very lively and
pro < perous 1o ing e-tabl hmnnt , and
c n . .f the ability of Messrs.
Ed * & Erick"ii to cater t- > the
wants ' of the western ppoulo , our re-
Wfa' ' ; > r left to attend t-j less pleasant
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS
Hon. 0. B. Tan Wyck is in the
city.
Miss Mattie Sharp left yesterday for
Lincoln.
LinE
Hon. J. H. McCall , of Plum Creek ,
is in own.
Mrs. A T. Simpson has returned
from Colorado. .
C. T. Taylor the Insurance man has
returned.
George W. Sheidly , of Big Springe ,
is in the city.
U. S. Senator Jones , of Nevada ,
went west yesterday.
Col. J. J. Dickey returned from
Keokuk yesterday morning.
Ex-Senator P. W. Hitchcock has
returned from Missouri.
Harry L. Hall , of the Vandalia line ,
was in the city yesterday.
Dr. J. G. Monell left for Denver
on the noon train yesterday.
Byrcn Reed's family left for the
east Tuesday afternoon.
Howard Kennedy and family were
west-bound passengers yestarday.
W. H. Burns , of the U. P. transfer
freight depot left for Denveryesterday.
T. A. Bergquist has returned from
a trip up the Elkhorn and Logan val l-
ley * .
James Quiulan , travelling agent of
the Chicago & Erie railroad , w s in
town Tu sday.
WilSrvtu Stephens , Jr , who has been
sick fo - months , is reported to be iu a
critical condition.
St. A. D. Balcotnba has gone to
Fremont and North Platte. He will
return about August 1st.
Frank R ts , travelling agent of the
Houston A Tdxus Central railroad ,
was iu the city Tuesday.
Hon. Jaa. H. Kyner is the recipient
atof
of a handsome present in the phapo of
a handsome gold watch and chain.
Prof. E. A. O'Brien left for Greeley
countyNeb. , yesterday to write up the
colony settled thera for eastern papers.
T. F. Lyon , city bill poster , return-
ed Tuesday from Chicago , where
.he had been attending the national
, , . . ,
convention of bill posters.
Dr. M. H. Da2gett. T. J. Smith
tnd "Billy the Heir , " from Holt
County , are in the city , and called at
THE BEE office Tuesday evening.
P. H. Foley and W. C. Burrowes ,
of Creston , Iowa , have entered the
service of the Western Union tele-
grapti company at this point.
Bishop O'Connor and Rev. Father
McCarthy left for the
eisr Tuesday
afternoon , the former going to New
Hampshire Ber-ch and the latter to
Newark , Xew Jersey.
Him. F. M. Leidtke , auditor of
swte , is in the city. Ho registers Ofat
the Metropolitan.
General Sherman took a driieabout
the city j-esterday , "and waa much
pleased with the improved appearance
of thiig * . He p pfed last evening at
Fort Omaha , and to-day he left for
Fort Leixemvorth , accompanied by
Mis R < chel Sherimn , and his aido-de
c-imp , Col. Bacon.
John I. Rvdick and family l-ft for
" Mmuetonka , Minnesota , yester
day.
day.Mis
Mis * Cirrie B.Vihon , daughter of
CoL Wilson , of the Metropolitan ho
tel , left for the east yesterday afternoon -
noon on a visit.
Hon. Charles Lamb , of Stanton ;
county , was in the city last night and
returned home to-day.
J. J. Cumrnings came in from a
business trip last night.
S. 0. Smith , U. P. land agent at
Columbus , is at the Metropolitan.
W. C. Ghost , of Fremont , was in
the city last night.
E. W. Simeral has gone north.
Councilman Roddis left for Chicago
yesterday.
W. H. B. Stout was at the With-
nell this morning.
Mr. John Bascom , a prominent citizen - '
izen of Madison , Wis. , Is at the Met
ropolitan with his wife and daughter. ;
Frank Carruth , of Piattamouth , is
in the city.
Daniel Leech and John E. English ,
ot David City , are at the Creighton
House.
Hon. J. M. Thayer has gone to' '
Chicago.
W. A. Pazton and wife left for
Chicago last evening.
R. R. Riugwalt and wife have gone
on a trip south.
Hon. J. M. Bailey , M. C. , of Al-
biny , N. YM and family passed !
through the city yesterday , en route
from the Pacific coast to St. T'aul.
T. J. Smith , of the Holt County
Record is in the city.
Base Ball Briefs.
The Red Stockings have disbanded ,
It is rumored that the Mutuals have
endisbanded. .
The professional club of Kansas :
City has challenged the U. P. nine of
this city , to a game to be played next
Friday and Saturday. The U. P. nine
will accept , for a week later. The
game is to be played at Kansas City.
The U. P. nine goes over to Council
Bluffs Saturday to play ball , in a raatch
with t&e.Blufij team.
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Fine Michigan Laicion Bhdiberrits
> y iht case atid Jfom jars , fletning's.
! I TflE ftABHELD BOOM.
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Senator Jones , of Nevada ,
Thinks Republican Pros
pects Bright ,
i And ( Saya New York Will gofer
for Our Ticket.
Senator John P. Jones , of Nevada ,
arrived here yesterday , homeward
bound. ] Senator Jones is a stalwart
i , i republican _ , who takes a very active
1 j interest i in the party. He attended
! the hte meeting of the nationalrepub-
jlca ] committee at the Fifth Avenue
,
hotel , and is fresh from thrt seat of
j war in the Empire sta e. The senator
is nn intimate friend of Roscoe Conkc.
ling and Gen. Arthur , and a reporter
of TUB BEE interviewed him c incom
ing thu outlook of the campaign.
Senator Jones is not only hopeful
but confident that New York will be
carried for Garfield and Arthur.
Conkling is going to take off his coat
and work for the ticket with all his
might aud main and that of course
fought for Grant will go into the can
vas as vigorou'ly as they can.
Gen. Arthur is very popular , and
Mr. Platt , chairman of the New York
state cen tral committee , who is man
aging the campaign in that state , is
one of the best urganizera in the
country.
Senator Jones will , soon after his
return to Nevada , take an active part
In their campaign , which willincludein
its results the election of a United
States senator to succeed Senator
Sharon. The contest will , he thinks ,
be close in that state , and the Chinese
question will enter largely into it.
Incidentally , he thinks Omaha will
one day be the largest city between
Chicago and 'San Francisco.
LAST CHANCE.
GRAND EXCURSION
to Blair , Nebraska , on Saturday , July
24th , under the auspices of the First
M. E. Sunday School. A good time
assured to all who desire to visit this
beautiful spot. Fare for adults 51.00 ,
children , f > 0c. Twins leave the
Omaha & N. W. depot east
Sixteenth street bridge at 8:30 : a. in.
Tickets for sale at Joe & Sam's. f20t3
t3t.
New Restaurant 1410 , Famam St. ;
Board by the day or week. Meals t.at
all hours. Ice Cream and Confec
tionery , ttoon Coffee n specialty , 1Ctf
J3uadqu.ii tors tor Joe Schlitz's
Milwaukee beer at MERCHANTS' Ex-
CIIAKOK , N. E. Cor. 10th and Dodge.
Real ISstate Transfers.
Louise J. Clark to Oiuar Whitney :
ir. d. aj ' , &ej , 11C , r 10 , e 86GO.
Olto'and Mary Lange to Aug.Full -
riede : w. d. parcel iu nej , sw | , ) 11C. .
22 , r 13 e § 1,100.
Narrow Escape.
Tuesday about G o'clock , Solo
loon
mon's oil-wsgan team ran away on
Douglas street. Mrs. Taft , with her
her littlechlldwa.s , sitting in her gy
In front of Cumming's auction re , ,
-when turning round she siw the team
making directly for the bupgy. She
instantly threw her child to the
ground and jumped after it. and the
next moment the runaway team colli
ded with with the buggy , knocking off
b.'th wheels and otherwise badly
wrecking the vehicle. Mrs. Taft and
her child were not injured , but they
had a very narrow escnpo. A largo
crnnd gathered au-1 wa-i gMtiBed to
learn that the ccdent : did not result
seriously. Everybody rejoiced at Mrs. [
Taft's presence of mind in jumping ,
for had she remained in the bupgy she
and the child would would no doubt
have boon badly injured. The run
away team were stopped at Thirteeth
street by the plucky driver.
ilurphy ifc Lovettins. A ency ; old
st tiolishedajency : ! in this state ,
aplfi-ly
Why dose m ourselves with nauseat
inu medicmps , when a purely frnit
cathartic will cure yon at once Ham-
hurg Fics. Try thwrn
Closing out Seven dollar Lawn
Suits for ? 3 50.
MCDONALD & HARRISON.
1408 , Farnham St.
Garfleld and Arthur.
A meeting of the Scandinavian re
publicans was held last evening at the
club room , in Union block , where s
Scandinavian Garfield and Arthur
club was organized. The following
officers were elected :
President Charles Salholm.
Vice President Olaf Ole son.
Secretary Gustavo Anderson.
Vice presidents for the various
wards were chosen a * follows :
First Ward John Pearson.
Second Ward .
Third Ward .
Fourth Ward Mr. Simpson ,
Fifth Ward N. D. Johnson.
Sixth Ward Peter Swan
Over fifty gentlemen signed the con
stitution.
Blue Plums at Jfleming s.
Immense reduction in Children's
Suits , also Ladies' Mohair Ulsters
at McDoNAiD & HARRISON'S.
The price reduced on all shirts , at
the Omahi Shirt Factory , 1207 Farn-
nam street near 12th. Call for price
list ,
Dr. Lyons has removed his office to
Creighton House , Room 33 , where all
patients can find htm between 9 a. m.
and 6 p. m.
CELLULOID.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
General Western Agents
S. P. MORSECo. .
Have just received a fresh lotof
Celluloid Collars and
Cuffs ,
amcng
them are the "Ooera" new
standing
collar and the " "
"Peerless" new style
cuff. These goods ns now made ar8 } far
superior in durability and finish to any
yet produced , and beyond a doubt ; are
bound to supplant linen and paper ; we
are the only parties west of Chicago
who buy direct from the factory and
supply the trade , wholesale or retail ,
at manufacturer's prices. Parties who
purchase from us can rely on getting
first I qualities. Country orders
MAFKETSK1 TELEGRAPH.
New Yore Money and Stocfe.
NEW YORK , July 21.
MONEY Market at 2 } per cent. Sterling ex-
Chang * Bttady at $4 8) $ < a 85.
GOVERNMENTS.
Firm
0. a. M , iSSl . _ . 101
U. S. 5e , New . _ 103j
Now } 6 . _ 111
0. S. 4'snew . _ . 109
STOCKS
Moderately active ; declined 1to 11 , recover-
JSI percent.
n - u.m union Tcle.ripb . 108 }
Naw York Cential _ . . . 176
ibTlb.
Erie preferred . 70 |
Uko Shore . , . .
ttick Ulid . 89
Northwestern . 93
Northwwitem prefeired . , . US
St. Paul . SU
, /preferred 105 $
U u. 4SL Jo 3(3 (
n.aSt.Jo , pf'd 3(3gj
i , St. Lotiig auil Paciflc
preferred 6fl |
Union I'acinc 90J
ortliem Paciflc 27J
Jo preferred. . 4a
* anata & Texas ,
tlntli , , Oc-iira ! 106 }
c. B. A Q . . . " 124J
A.aP.
& A. 112
" preferred 122
Produce.
CHICAGO , July 21.
Wheat No. 2 spring wheat was
ess active irregular and easier and
clo'-ed i@c lower for caah aud July
iiid @ | cfor the long option as com
pared with the figures current 24
[ lours ago. Sales were at 88l@89Jc
and closing at 94@94c cash or July ,
38c August , 85gc September , and
" 5gc | feller the year.
Corn Was firmer and i@lc higher
for cash and July. No. 2 sold at
. July and 3o36Jc | Ausuat ,
closing at 3737Jc c ih , 37@37jc
July , 35gc August , and 35c Septem
bei
ber.Oats
Oats ( Were Jc better for cash and
July ' and No. 2 closed at 25c cash or
July , and 22f c August or September.
Rye ] Was steady but at 69Jc fur
No 2 in store.
Barley Dull and nominal at 79 ©
80c for No. 2 cash and 79c for Sep
tember.
Whiskey 81.08.
Moss ] pork Closed at 814 00
C'Bh ; 814 20@14 25 July ; 814 22J
® 14 25 August.
Lard -Closed at 86 80 cash or July
August ; 86 82i(3G ( 85 September.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , July 21.
Hogs In good demand and im
proved 63 per hundred. ; s'les at 84 40
@ 4 60 for light packing and shipping ;
§ 4 25@485 for heavy packing ; 84 40
@ 4 90 for good to extra smooth heavy
assorted lots. Receipts , 16,360. The
excessive ' receipts to-day had a de
pressing effect on the market for cat-
tlu buyers held off and only a few
sales ] were made of fair to good grades
up to the hour exporters left the
yards.
Cattle Receipts , Texns were large ;
market nominal , prices ranged for 260 >
yearlings , from 84 254 55 for fair
to good shipping lots.
St. iiouls Produce.
ST. Louis , July 21
Flour Better ; XX S3 60@3 85 ;
XXX S4 50@4 75 ; . family S4 759
4 85 ; choice to fancy § 5 00@5 30. 3d
Wheat Active ; cash options opened :
lower and unsettled ; No. 2 red 92J ®
9393gc enih ; 92g@93J@92Jc July ;
S8jj@88 ! < § 88gc August ; 88g88J ( Sep
tember ; 88i@87 c the year ; No. p3 ,
88 ! < 288c : No. 4 do. 831 < g83c.
Corn Slow at 3GJc cash ; 36j@3Glc
July ; 34c August and September ;
31c seller the year.
Oa s Easier ; 2524jc caih ; 23go
July ; 21Jc bid for August and Sep
tember.
Rye Slow ; 75c bid.
Barley Nothins : doing.
Lead Unchanged.
Butter Unchanged.
E gs Unchanged.
Whisky Steady at 81 08.
Pork Slow ; 813 CO bid cash ;
813 62A bid July nnd Auaust.
,
St. .Louis Live Stock
ST. Loms , July 21.
H"g ? Active and higher ; Yorkers
and Baltimorcs. § 4 45@i 55 ; p ckit'g.
S4 454 55 ; butchera * to select , 84 55
@ 465.
Now York Produce
NEW YORK , July 21.
Flour Firm , with a moderate iu-
inqiiiry ; round hoop Ohio , ? 5 V@
5 75 ; choice do. , S5 80@7 00 ; eu-
petfine western , S3 75@4 40 ; com
mon to good extra do. , $4 254 CO ;
choice do. , § 470 700 ; choice white
wheat do. , 84 oO@5 00.
Whoar J@l c lower ; very heavy ;
sales , 8,01)0 : No 2 red , cash , § 1 HA ;
d" July SI llil 12 ; saleg,48,000 ; do.
August , S108J ; sales , 32,000 ; do.
Seutemher , SI 08j ; sale ? , 8,000 ; No.
1 whttf , July , SI 12.
Corn Dull and a shade lower ;
mixed western , spot , 4C49c ; do. ,
future , 485@49jc
Oats Dull ; western , 43@44k.
Provisions Beef
unchanged ; new
plain mess , ? 9 50 ; new extra do. ,
§ 10 00.
Pork Strong ; new mess , S13 75 ®
14 26.
Lird Quiet and steady ; steam ren
dered , $715.
Butter In stood demand at very
full prices ; Ohio , 14@25c.
reCheese Very firm at 7@10c for
poor to choir-e.
Whisky Nominal.
Milwaukee rt-oauceMarKet
MILWAUKEE , July 21.
Wheat Weak , opened , decline lie
and 1 closed steady , hardl 15 ; No. 1
Milwaukee 1 , § 1 05 ; No. 2 98c ; July
August , 9ljc ; September , 80c ; No.
3 do , 83c.
Corn Quiet at 37Jc.
Oats Steady at 25c.
Rye Dull , nominal and scarce > at
77i@78c.
Barley Steady at 76c.
Barnum Is Coming.
_ ,
barnum s show is coming with titB
many added attractions of special m-
terest. The Brooklyn Union-Argus
says of the show there : Two of the
most pleasing exhibitions were those
in which the six black Trakene stal-
lions in charge of Mons. R. M. Dock-
rill , ana the yoke of performing oxen
in charge of Mr. Charles White ,
figured. The oxen are decided
novelty. The ox is naturally a clum
sy animal , but training can
effect wonders even with it , and
these performing oxen move about
almost with the grace of horsea. They '
dance , see-saw , walk up and down
stairs , jump over one another , and (
crawl under one another with remark
able ease , and seem as gentle as kit
tens , though going through their
movements with bovine imperturba
bility. Then there was batout leap
ing by acrobats ; Mr. John Batchelor's
turning a somersault over the
bicks of eight elephants.
The entertainment concluded
with Zazel'a aerial dive and
cannon act. The first was fully as
startling as the latter , her dive of
nearly 100 fe&t head foremost into the
net causing many a fair dame to draw
a Ion ; ; breath. In the cannon act she
was projected fully fifty feet from a
cannon , and landed unhurt in the
,
nor , very much to the relief of the
spectators. Barnum's street parsde
took p ace in 'he morning , and
itnessed by thnusands-of penons , eg-
ctally in the vicinity of city hall ,
where the sidewalks were lined with
spectator ! . The prowwion
mile long , and included elephants ,
camels , performing horses , chariots ,
menagerie vans , fantastica , mechani
cal hand organbesid03 a fine orchestra
Everything looked bright and new ,
and the entree was one of the most
memorable ever made by the veteran
showman.
Baruum's Greatest Show on Eirth
will visit Omaha on Friday , July 30th.
Ou the day of exhibition , ladies and
those who desire to avoid the crowd
at the ticket wagon may secure tick
ets and reserved seats , at the usual
slight advance , by applying at Ed-
helm & * Erick3on's jewelry s'oreoppo
site postuffict ? .
Over utility millions or dollars of
Insurance capital of the oldest aud
bust homo and foreign companies rep
resented in the nuuncy of Taylor &
I Hnwell. dl6if
MISSING. A case of conetipatlon by
using Hamburg
TRADE NOTB3.
Hats at 90c store jn29-lm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE AdvortlHunjoutg To Let For Sale ,
Iioet , Found , W nt8Jto\rdlnir Ac. , will be In
serted In lh ae column * ones ( or TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent InsertionFIVE CENTS
pur line. The first luertlon never lees than
TWENTV-FIVK CEMTS.
TO LDAN-MQNZY.
TO LOAN-C ll t Lsw Office
MONST
D. L. THOlUb. Rix.mS.Crelgntoii Block
UKRT TO LOAN H0 Farnham street
M
Dr. Eilwandi Loan Agency. nov-23-t {
HELP WANTED
W ANTED Admlnc ; room girl , alsoawoman
for general work , corner 16'.h and Dodee.
McKenzIe 1) . Room ? 68 22
\TTANTED-A ( rfrl to do housework In fam'Iy '
VV nf two : muit give teference. C ll at No.
818 South 18th SI. 267-23
WANTED A frlrl for central hnunotvorki W
par week to J capable idrl Apply &t
soutlnvost corner ot California and 2ist SU
SU272tl
272-tl
(7ANTED A peed cook , at ST. CIJARLKS
\ HOTEL 263-21
T\rANTEr , A Girl to do home work , 1109
V T Karnbam Street , up Stain 143-tf
WANTEO-BHSCELUNEagi.
WANTE D A situation in dry trond" , grocery ,
r hardware huainera Well quaSfied ;
will also furnish $1000 cash In business. Adilre39 !
E. , Bee Office 266-21
W ANTFD TO TRADE A. first digs brick
resld-nco with full lot In Omtha for an
Improved farm of 160 a'res within ten miles anof
Omahi. Address. R 0 II. , Bee Offlc ? . 270-23
23K
TT7ANTED [ SlTtIATIOv as OLKRK ; SECRK-
VV TARY. or CORRESPONDENT , in some
peed biHiticdH hou e T office , by a lady well-
nullified to fUl either position. AddretaCor. . lien
Office 180-tf
TTTANTED Foreman at brlck-yarJ. T. Ht'R
W HAY. 166-tt
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND UNO.
I70R RENT Hnuin with6room * , well , cistern
j" anil no < yl cr ler , ' 7th andjuckvm St. ! rnn
quire M. W KENNEDY , 31-2 S 13th St. SB'1- nt'
t'n
FURNISHED ROOMS FORRENT AtDenn-
roitllous . ivlBtf
IMAM , HOUSE Pleasantly located , to rent.
3 with furniture. Apply to B e Office 248-16
Furnlghed roima to rent , atC W.
Finn's Rrstamrant , on Farnham St , IV.Bt
14th and 15th. 259-21
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR RENT Between
22nd and 23rd on Hamey St. 248-21
TTIURNISHED R001H TO RENT At E65 13th
1J Street. Near Capitol Avenue. 245-tf
T OR RENT Houye with six room" , well , iis"-
JJ tern and cdkr. On Capitol AVJ , bet IStli
and 16th. tenth side J. 3. ilcCOUMICK ISl.tf
T710R ' RBNT A splendid r'hotn > tr pli Gal Pry.
' 71f f L. B. WILU M ! ftvnV
SALE.
M \ ILK Twenty to twenty-lour quarts or one
dollar by John T. Tauleon.
eh/ati-mon-wedt
ii - - t
FOR SALE A horse , 5 years old , fit for a lady
to rfrive. Apply T. H LATEY , 707 Six
teenth St. 201-S1
TTIOR SALE Baleen ard tlxturos.aolnj- jfooa
I l.u lncss Will be eolrt cheap. Adjres )
Saloon , Bee Office. " e22
A GOOD 8jxl4 In. enzlna with or " 1-hout
bolter , also o o 60 in.s-'iv mill , corapltte.
rir pirtlcuHrs addreR * A H. JvOKMAN' r &
SON , Lou s > illo , CiBJ county. Neb. 218-20 )
TT10RSALE , UHEAP Stock ami fixtures . of
JJ _ note" and bar. > pplyat Bee Offleu. 2 3-20
A OOODOPPOKTUN1TV FOR5ALE Stock :
J\ . and fixture ofhe French OoUee Hotiao at
a barjriin , $ Ca-li , balance two j'eara time. alK.
AL3i l > . 153-lm
mO BUILDBRS.PLASTE3ERS AND MASONS.
JL Coarse bank sand , isrxvcl for Hardens ami
raoululmr sand will be delivered at abort notice. :
Leave nrders at H. Slerks 1414 F rnliam , and
6UCharles Brandes , 9UU Farnham Sts. HANS
BOCK , Successor to Charles Daniel 652-tf
FOB SALE A s-isll dwollins house , next : to
n H. Colling reaidenc , comer 19th aud
Ctipitol A onuo. .or information call at 0. H.
' J. H. COLLINS. 131 Farnham Street B05-t
f.l K SALE Cottonwo-il luniltcr of all slzee.at
{ ' KKDMOND'S , Slxieenth-st B16-tf
M O'l CAI.K A OrlBt Mill. AppiJ'at
JL 472-tf I. . -V1LLIAMSASON. .
MIsCEiLANEOUS-
TKYOinVAiYTto tnae a larm of 160 ncr.a
J _ for Hr t-cliwa city property that ill rent for
325 per month. Addns < R. G M. , Bee Office.
271-23
* LLEN RUTHERFORD ( late Third Auditor
JU. . S. Treasury ) , Attonicy and Counsellor
at Law , 20 Grant Place , Waaliinirton , D. C.
Havlnc been Third Auditor of the United States
Treasury for six years , I am thorouchly familiar
with the course of business before the Govern ' -
merit Departments. Special attention given > to
the settlement of accounts of all Government
Offitftra , Postmaster ) , Marshals , Mail Contractors
and others. Will practice before th o Supreme
Court of the U. S.Court of Claims , Patent Office ,
General Land Office , &c. , &c. Refers to Hon.
Sam ! F Phillips , Solicitor General U. S. ; Hon. [
Jaa. Qilflllan , Treasurer of tha U. S. ; Hon. J. M
McOrsw , Sixth Auditor U. 8. Treasury
opl7wly
THE CELEBRATED
Oval Steel Tooth Harrow
Mantifatitaied by
UA QR001 ie Oi..vOS , fan du Lex , Wit.
F. D COOPER ,
Wrltfl for pilca Aecnt. Omaha , Neb.
tttwtf
Dr. Bosanko's Kheumatio Oui (
AN ALKALI OINTMENT.
The add lilood is the primary cause and tl
tatnlntr power of RIIKCIKATISM. Where there
an Alkali there can be no BHRUMATIUM. irero
"DR BO3ANKO RHEUMATIC CURE to
chemically prepared Alkaline , neutralizing lath
acidity and removing : Chronic Inflammation bj
absorption. Price 75 Cents.
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Kcraedy ,
A safe , sure and permanent curr or thb one ol
the most painful , unpleasant , and distressing
diseases to which the flesh Is heir. Wa guaran
tee this remedy to be without an equal for the
cure of all kinds of Pilet. Price 10 Centt.
C. T. ARMSIROKO , Drugorist and ! danCe
Corunna , Michigan , say : Tour PiU Rtmedt ,
has Riven first-class satisfaction.
The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co ,
' PIQUA , OHIO.
C. F.tOOODMAN.
Acent. Omaha >
haEL
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
Flrst-cl'as , Fine large
Sample Roomi , one
mock from depot. Trains atop from 20 minutes
to 2 hours for dinner. Free Bun to and fro a
Depot. Kates 82.00.12.BO and $3.00 , according
to room ; g ngle meal 76 cenU.
ADBALCOM , Proprietor.
ANDKEW BORDENCiilef CUrk. mlO-t
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Liiie of Steamships
Leaflet Kew York Er y Thursday at 2 p. m.
' ' F ° ?
England , France and Qermany.
For Passage app'y to
C. B. RICHARD & CO. : ,
General Faaenffu Agent * ,
SToris
LATEST TELEGRAMS
Are $ ot Half as Interest
ing to the General Eead-
er as the Following Price
List " :
lOlbjof A sugar for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 00
10 * Ibs extra C sugar for 1 00
n Ibs Canary 0. Smrar for 1 00
9 Ibd Granulated Sujtar for 1 00
8 } Ibs Cut Loaf Suirarf 1 00
0 Ibs teed Rio Coffee for 1 00
5 Iba hest Rio Coffee for 1 00
1 Ibs choice Java Conco for 1 00
SJIbflbeit Mocha Coffee for 1 00
Young Hyson Tea per Ib , 30 to _ 40
Oolonp Tea perlb , SO to * 0
Japan Tea per Ib , 30 to 80
Fincat GunpowderTeaperlb 78
Best 0 K Flour per sack s * S
Snow Fjakeniuter wheat flour S 65
Ha vensjbcst flour _ i 60
20 bars White Russian Soap for 1 00
10 bare Climax Soap for 1 00
24 bars Laundry Soap for 1 00
IS bars Linen Soap for 1 00
Pure M plo Syrup per gallon 1 15
Golden Syrup per gallon 60
New Orleans Syrup per gallon 70
New Orleans Molasses per gallon 46
Sucar House Molasses per gallon. . . , 40
1 Iba St. Louis -oda Cracken for 1 00
17 Ibs St. Louis Oyste Crackers for 1 00
llltigBoeton Butter Cracker * for 1 00
11 IbsGinger Snaps for I 00
13 Ibs New Currants for 1 00
SlbsNewBlickberritt for 1 00
4 Iba Pitted Cherries for I 00
10 It * Pried Peaches ( halves ) for 1 00
10 lb Choice Dried Apples for 1 00
10 Ibs best new Prunes for. " . 1 00
10 Ibs. best Valencia Raisins 1 00
7 Ibs new laj er Raisins 100
Peaches 210 cans 16
Peaches. 3 Ib cans ( standard )
Pie Peahes. 0 In cans 26
PeachesCat)3 ( ) Ibcans 80
Blackberries , 2 ) b can 18
Apples , ( York State ) nol can 85
Blueberries 3 Ib aa 16
Clierrie 21b can 12 }
Damson Plums 2 Ib cans 16
Raspberries i Ib can 1G
Straw berries , 2 Ibcan . 20
Strinleans,21b cans 1 *
Baked Beans , 3 Ib can 8
Lima Beans , 2 Ib cans 1 *
Sufarcorn , 2 Ib can IS
Yarmouth corn , per can 17
Tomatoes , 3 Ib can H
Succotash , 2 Ib can 12.
Pumpkins , 3Ibcan 2 (
24 Ibs beans 1 01
9 lbdried Lima beans 1 ° 0
35 Ibs hominy J 00
11 Ibs Carolina'rice J j
25 Ibs oat meal
Fat family mackerel , per kit. . . 80
Fat family whitefUh , per kit. . . . . . 90
Codfish , whole , per lt > , . . . . 8
Codfiih , boneless , per Ib , . . . . 10
Hallibut Holland , herring pe'Ib ( new ) per keg : : : : : ft
Tolncco ( Blackwel''d Durham1 - 60
*
ToliicWiilierPtalpIujdperlb 60
Tobacco ( Old Style ) per Ib S5
Tobacco ( Meerschaum ) perlb 4
Hams , S'lrar-cured ' , per Ib 11
; gs , llaoifor 1 00
Butttr , fresh roll , perlb 20
Complete price lists furnished onapplluitl
Country order 111 recclTe prompt and care
attention. Poaitlvelv no goods gold on credit.
J. B. FRENCH & GO , ,
The Original Reliable Grocers ,
No. 1119 Farnham Street ,
OMAE.A. NEB.
SIGN OP THE
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME ,
I
A. HOSPE JR.
. , . ,
Pianos and Organs First Class
on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Music and Musi
cal Instruments ,
FINE HtuCK OF
nun o TT LID isr : G-S .
Oil Pintinga , Enfrta * Ingn an'l Framw t great
ly r.-duced prices.
8x10 Fratnes , 1 inch , Walnut
10X12 i 20
i 20
12X16 ij 60
ijli " " . . . . 60P6
10x20 l | " . , 75
Ri'BticSxIOfrime 16
Chromes fri" d , tmall , 2Sc ,
Chromes framed , lar/e , 1 J5 ,
Engratingj fri > m 50o upwards ,
Photrgraph frames from 16c upwards ,
Wlndo.v Cor icea 75c a window and upwards
Lambrequir eS 00 ptr windo * aril upwards ,
Cornice Poies260perwindo and npwards ,
Velvet framed 2 c each to5 00
Violin ,
Vio'l ' is t 79 , 2 50 , 3 0 } and upwards ,
Guitars 5 00 , 6 Co , 7 00 nnd upwards.
Banjos 1 00. 3 00 , 6 00 , and upwards ,
Accordeons Irom 1 00 up , cheapest in city
Send for samples and catalogue of mouldings
and s he music. A. HOSPE. JR. ,
1676 Dodge St. , Omaha , Neb.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure ,
Mad * from Grape Crem Tartar. No the
preparation makes such light , flaky hot bread ) ,
or luxurious pistry. Can be eaten by dype.tln
without fear of the ills wsullinj ? from heavy in
digestible food.
Sold only in rans , by all Grocers. !
UQTAL RtKuo POWBIR Co. , New York.
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ! !
Metallc Cases , Cufflns , Caskets , Shrouds , etc.
Farnham Street , Bet. lOthand llthOmaha.Neb .
Telegraphic Orders Promptly Attended To.
O * . O.
MERCHANT TAILOR )
Capitol Ave , , Opp. Masonic Hall 1 ,
OMAHA , NEB.
B. A. FOWLIR. JAMM H. con.
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
ARCHITECTS.
Deslps for bulldlngi of any description on
zlhibition at our office. We hare had over 20
yean experience tn de < lgnl3 ? and roperintend-
ID public building and rejldtnce * . Plani and
estimates furnished on short notlco.
KOOM 8 , UNION BLOCK.
/"IIVJL , MECHANICAL. AND MINING EK-
\J OINKEKINO at the Hen laerPoIyt ehnIe ;
Initltote , Troy , N. Y Th oldeit enzlneerlng :
( chool In America. Next term begins Septem
ber 16th The KegUUr for IgSO contain * a Hit
of the graduates for the < an it years , with their
posit ! nsalso , touna of studr , requirement * ,
expenses , etc. AddreM DAVID M GREENE. !
Director eodfcw6j
FREE TO ALL
Any one who lorei good , cbalc 'r vUngaa btf
a copy of tha
ROSEDALE LIBRARY
FREE , * !
eontalnlnj 32 larz pJir . awUed to thnn , bj
oadlag thtlr nia acd loll * < °
STREET 4 SMITH.
KEW TORK WEEKLY , 81 JJP St , New York
wow4l
COLUMBIA AND OHO BICYCLES !
I have secured the agency of the veil-known COLUMBIA Steel Spoke , in *
Rubber Tirea Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co. ; Also the Otto H ad
Made. Samples can ba seen at my store , at Manufacturers Prices , reiM. !
added. Send for price list.
list.3ST _ X. 3D.
No. 1204 Farnham Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
GJT UP AXD GIT ! XO OLD STOCK !
Having Taken the Above for Our Motto , We are
Determined to Offer
Our Entire Summer Stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Regardless of Cost ,
In Ordei to Make Boom for Our Fall and Winter Goods.
We Will Not Be Undersold.
BOSTOIT OlaOTIBCinNGHOTTSIEJ } ,
FARJVHA3I STREET.
OHAELES SGHLANK. SOL , PEDTOE.
ap2S-ly
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
TOBBAGCONISTS !
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards , -
Send for Price List.
° " "f MAX MEYER & CO. . Omaha , Ken. . _
MAX MEYER & GO. ,
onvc
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishing Tai'kle , Base Balls and a full line of
3STOTIOJSTS JSTID G-OOIDS
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
FEVER ; AGUE
DlftXAIXB from ti SYSTZX.
J. O. RICHARDSON , Prop. ,
ra. LOUIS.
LANGE & FOITICK.
Dealers in
House Famishing Uoods , Shelf Hardware ,
Nails and Etc.
1221 Farnham Street , lac Door Eaa First National .Bank.
JOBBBBS OP
HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS ,
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE ,
TIMNERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIN STOCK , ETC.
1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET ,
Positively no Goods Sold at Retail.
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER !
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
Wholesale and Retail in
FRESH HFATS& PROVISIONS , ' CAtlB , POULTRY. FISH , ETC.
CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITY MARKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , TJ. P. B. E.
