T
THE DAILY BEL.
Monday Morning , Nov. 20.
edbcwi.
5 e 1'oJaclA athcriwcmcut.
-3YnittMl feat * at the USc ) store.
1'otcr is rui Bg tte Oinoha Ferry.
Z ulMn l < 1k ! < u.c
-Large tifty .f
Sodley i
arcca.
aai Mm-coo IVtet-Uwto , r ' , S > V
before buyinc y u liats , < s i ) [ Hid
ura , cH at C. BDe G * l & Co.'s. 2t-tf
-S * Chweowlwtcsilc and retail , i
C i < mH l & M < y * , SOTrMi 13th St.
BEST IX T1US WOULD B. tur
G. m fittins rtt K * t Etttrinjaa'B. tt
oiw.wi l ] ' ds.L < It
cjltnnti cf b rs inb < m lit
TioiKtr wanted iromodiirteV-
Bi.e 0--d inau U dy work * tnl e < i
"VVjc. 1" . StomrL.
Mid tr n f ni Uie ivestSul : r-
wid * l ! f l' ' < re late , and ilic
refelita Ivu or Ujte
Orfl nod gcttoo tf H MiwU nf
cr JW lH * * " d l oU t es.Ht ] , , w
ure . G x Uoiwvl , U. P
ITic v tk u < Jw Max ilctw XM uvi Si
l r * Mid sl nc tiinuniaf sire Ijcijig r t in ,
xnd giwj ( nrwise f tafkiup Uic lik k tl s
h 94nnnir t " c tu lilt < .itr.
-ItwnrinJifr tbet M'illiwil G tU tt l
arvfes * full hue of Uowe * , V > & I * CV-i ,
inUles ! ! but
Jw n cJioioc liuc oi ( Jal .
f ornw caoued gowk , f redi I t4cr ud < ? " 8 <
fcswd , l ii and "Us- * : Xroe'
-Hmi Jo . W. IVwt has juiti i-e
a letter frutt the IxmiHof bt lioi > - ! of tin
"JI. R. chntrfi in X w Vwlt , notifying liitn
tbstfwliw bten pj > p < Hul l delegate to the
Ucuaon'K l Metlioilist Conference 1o Ic
'ioW ' i Cily Itcad Clmpel. L"iulwtt , in
l. Tli'w are 1 v&lj
fiom the Unit , < ? Tiiia
is s'wrjhigh KWpKwetit-
Tlie jjoiice court Jootcl ii-sie % lit * *
urJy mocMng Cue nion ws ? tiued l s nd
< ntK fttr dtsturbiof ; the teat . wli cli ] . *
i wid. A wloon keeper jfl * * ' polity to nv
: ultiwd buttery B rurf NJ an-J costs.
V yonng unit ftlod a c iii } > IniutiiMii [ ; t > ii.
> her ttmii , to ivlumi he li > dWIM ! 1 u
IlcllHb Hot 6R'll UlC POrtt HilitL
It. .1 4e K. M. Sl'-llltcrj ; still
presides.
THE
ereaadc fi. Un < ] y from Uic Iwml f
OiilhnderVjJc rgi * litnlroJfl , wliich com
jmuyBbowcil iu liiU > eiy ( ili.it ut lit. Ilic
colored in m Ji < ' cmiix " ! tUc cmnjmny
are iitflmatluof luiint ixirk but ateihcgvu-
liiis article , s < 1 a finer lottkiug ? t of moil
it uw.lii lit linii t > > liuil. 1'lic liaiul is an
I'xoeHcnl-onu nt ! UrUlender Pbltnc n coiDcl
1 > lBycr w > uc ever lieanU
-iliko Sroltoy , Uw T * 'p8lr'a1t ' with
drew frmti liin roe : vc inil oxloranrc
Vn\a.y \ ni S.3W l > . tn. , Imiiigc-'iiiidcl-J '
1,513 < | n rU > r union in tlio pmno IHIHIR-I ! uf
' | U rUr lumtv. lie in ntill in fine itiinli-
iioii , MMv uld lir\o mntK : the pi jiCM !
4,090 qnartorx Iwd iwt H criit w ini-iimk'r-
slftudiii ) ; grown if > bolwecn him and M.
J. McKeHi < n , ] Hviriukr ] of tlio Grain !
< 'entr l ItiUiitnl IIall HS to tlic Itnnn
whidi Uic ricti n made , and the mttlo-
ni Ht < rf Urt BCCIWtllS ItOlU'MIl UlC tWO. It
it rumored ti\al \ ain t4nT v.ilkvill ' ( . .it-
ranged.
ranged.The
The inwlmid tmiu fioiu tha xvostlast
night arrived at 7:35 i > . in. Tliu H.-ck
Isliiml waited for lier.f .
- TWOIM-W ix-\\h9ClcJ ciijjiiiutt'tur ILe
Soutiicni Pacific PJM ! , wtnt ueelc K'r-
day over the U. 1' .
i Georgia itiiuoltcls gn\e an
jwrformaw-c * t the Academy
iy iiigM , Uio honso l > cing well filled
by mlmirors { Uii funuut company.
The prr gr.im c Uimughaut as
IrUd of Louis ] Hcad.trom , of
vii cpucifications j.poEing1 his
di3ca r9' in bankruptcy , was liclJ batui-
d y and resulted i lii acquittaL
CooBUble Eilgerton cJosod i' U
< Jraad Central biliiard lm l Kaluriiay
JiKh - , bi1 virtue of annder iu attaoliuicut ,
This was UK signal for creditors in jjcceral
a'ann. and Uie lioliku f.Ino .
ittiulla f < m ly i-liiucd Ili ii
. The tale uvill rc-ej > i in a few
:
1
The Sarat ga uuday choolhelJ a vei j
1'lcasant oondy pulKng Friday ex ciiiug at
the ' Sn-atoga ncliool home. It was a per-
> 3t HUCCO * in every way aud the credit of "
' - t fact is lai ely ouing to Ui cffwt * l
1 ' * - . W. IWtloy , Mw. rLi-auslin. liv
I ilia CJiristio , Clias. ILiquter and luiit
V nus Mcl > an ld of Om ha. The than ! y
' the soiulay Bchool are t nJcral tlim
1 r Suable
n
Jc\olry and eilvar w vo , at Jona-
'Hi e , 410 , Thirteenth
radwotion in Ladio * ' hstnll
MU8 Fariihaiii Si.
PjatJJffiMUM.
roUi
Sulwon' Water White Oil caiinot Ui
o vflo8c < S. Only SOc per gal. JG.'Jt
K
Bonnet' * Stoves much thujfiauet Iv
u te ! Jfarkoi. 0 tl HU < ! Bee. 1410 1
tre l. oa - K
K
Callfomia rjsra , riums , Gr.ipoa , C
'C. , atTigard'g PnU. > e. K
Fcr Sale K
SuV'hort ! { wnror l > a\l < 'r
-tue and Wulor tv
, iH good
1CK
\V = ilcr White Oii.
. no dor , m K
* "oke , at Selomon'e. 20 2t C
Vciv EHtrravIiissat Hospc's.
U'AUD AGAl T THtfi COLD. me
I ha\o fir m\lo let of heating md
* vos tuttaalo for -
8-nr--B , ottlccs cr
churches , which niil bo wild low.
inquire .if i. F. Oaol. , Odd Fcl- 3o.
1 n-s1 blooi. . ino
TOYS : TOYS : : olumj
W. E. Bennett & Co. , 113 is'orlh mj
Fiftcsntfe Blreat , hare just opened o pic
261
tine assortment of toys for the holi-
' lac
yt , vhich willbeEold at astonish-
sly TGaurea. Call end cxsmine
tuw Block before
mRkiug
your pur
er-aces , and you will find barc.vns. H
Stamping FJoss Rjid Canvao , at po
1.
At iho cl to < f tliolBtm ss in Si.
Vhilomena's Ca'btihal yesterday ,
. 31. Cn > gln , D. D. , made an
earnest appeal for fifd in 1 e'lalf of the
wesUva districts oi lleGtpi of Good
Hope , where ihe llsveiauu father la
Oapo missionary.
tiv direction cf Dishop llight Rev
erend Dr. Leonard , Yicar Apostolic
of the western districts sf the Cspe of
GW1 Hope , Father Coghm comes to
riise funds to open up new miEtion
gtatioua and carry Ibo bleseiugs of
f r.th into some of the principal ecu-
trea < * Africa. In this he has the
highest ecclesiastical sanction of Car-
dma ! Suueunj. The prefect of the
propaganda iu Ktiae gives hi = Train
ot approi nas dosa also the archbish
op of Dublin and the CArdind aruh-
b'sV.ps ' of Westminster aud Is
York ,
Anther Coglsa demonstrated in a
f jrciblo maiiucr his hearers , tie
i oporlanco of th question of t'e
o cuiug up of Africa , which presents
a > vast a held for the development' I
aiicacc and commerce and the spread
f religion.acd the condition of which ,
fr m R social and religious point cf
\ loviaal present wretched Intkcd.
tic dwelt upon th'j IKT o 3 oi the clave
trade , which stii nourishes m thu n -
tj-ior , resulting iu tbu carrying awty
tate alavery of thousands. J.lany of
tacau are ecld 111 Mohammedou COUK *
triei , bring dri * * > n acrort the burning
a nds o ( the Sahara , where a great
maltituJe have left their bouts < o
.bleach upon the soil God uave them
as a heiJtsgo , aud others go to s < ; rve
uutil uo&di comce to them a * < > wtl
come relief.
rtll I' i , iiulwitfciailtling the ei-
oriiuos o Iho Hriai nations of tin
oirlli , to wpf nwjy tlio blot frmii on'
civil zation. ThecrcU dilliculty is to
cuaxsaco tko cinefa Hi < t they are iif-t
abr iutt > ma'lwa vf MW aud per-
e ) Db o' ' tbcir ixjoplo and M long ra
they aid willing to sell , thtte MO oil.-
er to bry. Tlio speaker declared
taat cannibaltam is still in vogua in
Iho interior , though \iMiy explore ! *
deny the fact , slid tl t Luninn ll sh in
otTered far : lc in tliomarkcls ju tlii e
bcol nd njntlou. Thu greater tl c
uutiibei of slavra a chief has the great
er 18 2m imporUnce. nad BO abject it
< ho condition of Ibo ( uor nroturos
thai thuy nsl { kill
at thuir mast r'e comiunci1.
Tno " .onuiUon of Iho wcnion ii
moot o | > lt > rablt ! .
"U Lai been well rcnurki'd" tad
Iho ejioaKar "that unbslicf is iinkiiuvn
to the &a\3iL z pud that they . \roprcii3
l > learn something of the true t ! od.
Iu their ignorance they uay hem { o
U > ihi sun r.uu inoot > , itocks ai d
etoaos , serponteaiul idolc. " The only
h Jpo fur Ihoui is in carrj-iug to thi m
the i : inoof Ohriat , which ia atill uu-
k ion n in thttee bjuighie < l rcgioiis
Eipeci.illy shuuM tlna c.iusebe c-
paused by the niniiau whoto aiatcifc
hid &o much to ijain by it. "It is
cViatianiiy wliich h ia made -won-cn
free1 , and the church is thobjlwark ol
chrietiaii'.lv , and has tiiado Ihit fiec-
dom permanent. Iterns conrorts
to respect \\on-on an the crjual o
mm. What r htm lharo is iu Afrio
for the jouriicingsof niiaiionaritt ,
for the ministration ! } of Sitters '
Cinnty. Thoc h i > ol n countii
around the co.-wt of tl-o - "dark ccnti-
nent" whrra prpachos ari > not fount
np.dly \ \ irkiiiLc't : way toward tl.i
intcri'jr , and we may hope that er
long theliht , < i [ Ci'.iiatanity ujll beau
the length and bre.il'i ] of li- ]
hnd. Tlio African nitEsionssry iit
what-\er giwiicr Jio islocaiad , works
for Iho coin or8ou : of all Africa , Trhii h
Is to bo the frinI F the lnbtr , if
manylixcs. The mission'of ihc caj o
of Good IJopo is animad'd by tlis
laudable dosirc. Yet her wants ntc
many nml jirtusaihg. K nbrncing j a
territory uv o times as large ab Ireland ,
she has but six churches : m < l iiii o
f icats. TJioro lire Catholics sprcsd
over all this country mid it requires
labor on the part of all io k
minuter to Ihuir spiritual needs.
NW missions nnd new cchools are
ncsdudbat they have no money.
Father C < glin-raid ho had been
laboring for six yesrs to establish a
hurch to bodtilica'ed to the Sacred S
Ucsrt of Jesus and to obtain u t chool
for his poor children. Ic is f T this
10 is now striving aud few works ol
charity rc moro deserving of the
liberality of the church than thi' . ni
Our customers who do not avail th
homsclvoaof tho. opportunity which "
o oiler them for a few days longer to
lay in n winters supply of the cele
brated II.rn.xs. SNOW FJ.AKL Fiorr , 5e
nill certainly regret it. Jlauufnc-
turors lisc advanced prices amivu au
mini SMII fcllinr suit or t. p. "
JU. . FUKA-OH & Co.
Danciug loho 6 for l.vdiea in
room at Brandt's Turner Hall evuy bl
I'uesdayouin - : . Toaclier , 3rs. ! I\J. \ blT
fTolfuiau. lit
litwl
Jv K K K K K K K wl
Koru Kobs and Jvcroscuo aS K an
Kindlers Kant Komtncr.co to T\ SO
Kompare with i ha Kuriously K 0
IvoutrivcrdaadKirefullyKon-
strutted Kitchen Konvenience K en
Kouipoacd of a Koinbinalion Ji ; ha
of Konceiitratod IConnnodi- de
ties , Karofully Kallocted aud JC
Komuionl > Known as ILtVY3 \
DL\VS \TFST FIRE K pip
pipMi
K1XDLER. K Mi
K K K K K K K K atr
CDl
lust opotnd another large assort-
nent'of Ladies' Uhlcrs , llavelocki pa
so :
Jackets. [ n'J3-tu-th-sat ]
& UAKIUSOX.
15emombcr that C. B. DeGroat .t
. ha\o the largest and best selected the
of Hats and Caps in Ihe city , m-
on >
iluding the latest styles from the tort teeTh
ninufacturere. A'so full
a and complete - Th ?
pleto line of fur caps for ladies and A.
entlemen , and n complete etock cf A.Ai
adies' furs.
24-St
all
FURS ! FDRS1 ! FOBS ! ! ! pa :
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer rHe
,
He
tlenry.G. fticuter , is to be found op Her
posite the poetofiice. o2G-tf nat
Bo
cw EnsrraviiiKs at I o pe .
AMUSEMENTS.
The Weekly Record of Balls
and Parties
Witii Other Social Notes
Gathered Here aud There.
*
The past w cck was ouo crowded with
entertainments , owing principally to
the fact of a national holiday being
Baadwichcd iu between its opening
and thu clcsa. Tne bails were among
iho most brilliant of the season and
cntcrtaiumentn generally notable lor
their tucccJB and large attendance.
THE n NEEI : BALL.
T-e Pioneer Hook and Ladder com
pany gave its third annual ball at Ma-
eonic hall , Wednesday night , about
sixty couples baing in attendance.
The room was t.istcfullydcccr.itcd with
pictures belonging to the company and
with the silver speaking-trumpets SUB-
peidcd from the chandelier * . The
stage occupied by Hoffman's orches
tra was trimmed profusely with bunt
ing and other articles peculiar to the
service represented. The hall ws
b-iUia-.iily illuminated , and the crov.d
was uue of the in-st Belectand com-
pjnionable that l.as ever graced a
similar j occasion iu this city. The pro
gramme , ec sl r < * cB thirty numberp ,
rae too sl. t , and everybody left
highly delighted with the cfliir and
the excellent management which hau
made j if such a success.
Tin : IIIO.N MoULUEit&t
On the same ev-illc at CroJghlon
Hall , the ninth annual bail cl the Iron
Moulders bnion No 190 took place.
Xho pOjUilauty of the bills
of this organisation ia shown
by the fact that Ihcro wrro ever three
hundred pensMib in attendance. The
\\asdccoratei in lliOFtjlo always
* -Joptol by thb a : "iety and presented
an anim.ite.l and brilliant scene. A
find programme W.IH rendered and an
elegant supper nt the Dorsn Hou 8
waa i > irliih.eu of Vty thb majority bl
.
thoae ijrca nl. The uauws o ! tha
committees ! uvo nj'eady boon pub
lished in Tu : . 11 KE and it is only
noceoiai > Iu add that they oil did
wigaificeutly in JcovlJing for the
ttitertajnment of their Ducats.
The hrst reception nud party guon
by the Uiitro 2 > "uu3 Club , eouiplimt'ii-
tarj" to ihoae wli' for ni nj' ytan p.'st
have uiU'rtainctl the cl.ibi : t their
private reiiJoiues took place at
JIaEonio Uall Fnday nishl. The mm-
beis rero all prcsdit witli ijuite a
larao uur.bnr of guests , and the
tdur pawed ploasititly to pvcry
one. lloil'macn's Orchestta fur
nished fi.no n n ic. and an excellent
supper VMS sen-el wbaut 11 o'clock
The following ? re the uliicfrd and
members of th tlnb : Pres dint , W.
A. R-jdic't ; Vice Prcniclsa * , S. E
BirLiloA , S3critny and Treasurer ,
2f. N. Cnry ; members nt larg > ' , J. M.
Ross , W.V. . Barlalow , C. E. JcwcU ,
0. S. Huntington , Unaa. ilcCormick ,
G. H. Savage , \V. F. aicMillau , J
C. Saarpa and R. L. Girlicks
IMr KIAL CUIH.
This popular cU'bgivo another one
of its Beries of pnrttoa at Musuaic hnli
on Tussd.iy oveni ; l.ul'whiohas
characterized by i ! the pleasant fea
tures of previous cntertainmonis , 1 > > -
the able mauiigci.t nl and the delight
"ul lime had by om > and all.
bT > NI.MU CUT .
The next par'y of iltia club , which
Trill bo thu closing ouo of the paries ,
will take place at Standar.t hill on
Wednesday evening next. Another
series will be arranged for the v inter.
fho success of th's club is remarkable ,
and IheirinvitnUuiuareojgcrlr sought
after.
COMl'AIsY 0.
On Thursday afternoon the boys
of company G met in Lake's addition
to shoot forjthe Hay ward prize medal ,
recsntly presented by Sergeant Hsy
ward , who being about to remove to
western state , has bocu granted a
discharge and elected honorary mem-
bar of the company. The prize was
won by Corporal McLain and at its
presentation Thursday evening fomo
mlbnest.ing addresses were made by
rgoaut Hayward , Lcute.iant Me-
Liughlin , Mayor Chase and others.
Uae badge is of gold. The bar bears
the name ' 'Uayward Medil , " in black
asind , a bu le is suspended below it ,
nnJer tbc bujle and alsj attached to
the pendant by links are a pair ot
ritles ' crossed , a sabro and a drum.
The pendant is a heavy burnished
shield , with a representation of a Ur
! , .md the xxords "Best Shot. " The
Thole is about four inches high , and
elegant affair. It wa made to Mr.
Uavward's order by Mai Meyer t
b
Bro.
y
MlbCULLAMJOL'h. ti
The members of the OmSha boot
black brotherhood were given a good „
TfMtiksgixiug dinner through tlu oi
libarality of some friends , among oiIc
tvhom xvcnj Mrs. J. j\L \ Wool worth
ind JMiss Jennie Wool worth , x\ho per
sonally ! attended to.lheir wants at their
ome on 13 arnoy street.
Sergeant Ford , of the police force ,
jntortamed his brother officers and -
, band of ihe A. 0. U. at bis resi-
lence : on 10th street , las * . Ssturd.iy
jvciiiuj. , iu a most hospitable etjle.
A pleasant surpiisc party took
lace at the residouco of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Birnuui , Kortk Eighteenth
itrect , JFriday evening. About twenty
louples invaded their home and roh
h
asaed : the evening in dsucing aiic ;
ea
ocial enjoyment. A splendid lunch
irepired for the occasion was dis
u-scd during the evening.
A very plet sanl parly xvas gix-on at at
residence if Mr. and Sirs. Musser ,
Capitol Avenue , batween Four-
eentb and 'Fifteenth Friday evening.
heparty was arranged by Mrs. R.
Wal'ace ' , and Miss Lillie Willis. A
very excellent supper was given and sit
sitTl
sorts nf refreshments served. The Tl
tarty was kept up until a late hour. new
The date of the next PJeasant nil
lours party is December 10th. bill !
The Omaha Belbs Lettres Clab
wi
at the residence of Mr. W. H.
3arns latt Saturday evening. tri
The neyt reception but one of the
Pleasant Hours club will be a full
dress sffilr and Lcld on December 30.
Hon. J. M. Wool-orth trill occupy
his new and elegant residence on St.
Mwy's avenue about Christmas.
Hon. and Mrs. A. J. .PoppletOn cel
ebrate their silver wedding on the 3d
of December , whicn will be tha occa
sion of a "home warming" at their
new home in E izabeth Place.
A delegation of about twelve cou
ples from Pioneer Hook and Encine
Co. , No. 1 , attended tha ball of Res
cue Engine Co. , at Council Bluffs ,
Thanksgiving night.
A RARE CHANCE.
500 trimmed hats and bonnets to
be cold nekt week at C. A. Ringer's , .
A Derby hat , or the value in other
J got.d , will ba given with each hat.
C. A. RISGER ,
Jacobs' Block , 15th street.
PERSONAL PABAQRArHS.a
"VV. II. Gates 1m returned from Iho
trest.
Hon. J. H. Milliard Mt for New York
Satnrday evening ,
Mr. Morgan Neville , of the Pacific ex
press office , has gone east for the holidays
D. W. Hitchcock was in the city Satur
day and left for Chicago on the evening
train.
Peter B. Great , European agent of the
Union Pacific returned Saturday from
Idaho.
\V. H. Hulbiut , general western paf
seagcr a:6nt of the Canada Southern rail
way , was in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. P. Cuinminss and wife , of Crr
rollton , Ohio , arc visiting in the city , th
guests of W. W. Marshall ,
Mr. Horace G. S'ripe , ls.te of Bismaik
Dakota , lias taken tbe place of ilujiUty in
ho niceCol-W- . Smith , clerk of th
United States circuit court.
W. A. Shan1 has gone to Deuxer.
A. Pratt , Esi , has gone to Chicago.
Major P. rlJock relume J from G'Lirvt
Saturday
S. H. H. Clark ieaxes toi the Pacifl
-day.
Deputy Marshal Ball , left for Pan
Creek Saturday.
James and Frank Nurt"ii h\xe : retHrnt
from Colorado.
Senator Paddock started fur WaMiiugto ;
City Saturday.
Jamss Watson , of the U. 1 * . left fo
exvYnkS turday.
W. J. Cuddy , of The Orjiul lsan !
Tiaies , is 5 a the cl'y
Ii. K. P ndall , if the B. k. M. v.-i
inovo his office to Lincoln Dec. Itt.
C AV. Collins , contractor of the Jules
bur ; branch , Itft foi Sidney Saturday.
P. P. Shelby and M. II. Goble , of th
U. P. freiglitjdcpartmeutxrciit xx-estSatur
day.
day.M.
M. CKeith and Guy Barton , two wel
knoxvn Ncbraskans.xverS in the city Satur
day.
Mr. Geo. W. liust , western correspou
dent of Tiio Xexv York Graphic at Den
xe , was in Iho city Saturday on hia rctur
hour.
hour.Mr.
Mr. Frant Qilbeit , assistant U.
traasnrer at Chicago , and xvife , arc in th
tily the gue > ts of their brother , -Gen. ]
Gilbert , Esq.
Leonard llohl , formerly train iliapatche
en the eastern division of the Uuion Paci
lie , lut xvho xvent toLaramie some month
.150 lo accept a simikr position there ,
returned to the eastern dix ision to do tern
porpry xxork.
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS.
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS
The largest and most complete assort
nient to bo found in the wt > sf , at ei
trcmoly low prices , just opcno I by
McDoxLi > & HAIIUROS ,
23-tu-lh.fat 1408 Farnham st.
Pure as Suow on the Mountain Top
Solomon's Water White Oil. 2G 2
llxeryboily thaxcs. GninbVs 0. If
.lioi > , goutlixvest comer Tne'ftli and Farii
ham street' . ulO'axvtf
Our Forthcoming Annual
Illustrated Review.
Splendid Engravings , Excel
lent Typography and Re
liable Statistics.
Arrangements have been completed
for bringing out the forthcoming An-
nnal Illustrated Review of Tut
OMAHA BEE , which will bo distri
buted to our subscribers on NBTV
Year's Day. All the illustrations in
this annual review are to be litho-
raphcd by a first class artist.
One of the most important
features will be the sketches of the
prominent private residences in
the city , which last year xverecrDxvcled
out by other buildings. The statisti
cal work , xx Inch is the most laborious
part of this undertaking will bo inon
complete in detail and moro thorough
if anything , than in any previous
Review.
In order that u < r omissions shall oc
cur in this branch , ve would urge up
on our citizens wko have made aux
builuini : improvements during the
year to furnish us the desired informa
tion , either at this office or through
the postoflico as early as possible. We
xvant the name of the oxvnrr of thi
improvement or structure , diecription
of he improvement or building ;
location and costof same.
In viexv of ot the fact that the out
lay for such an undertaking is very
largo , amounting to nearly $1,500 ,
wo have to eecurc a reasonable
amount of advertising patronage from ?
our merchants and manufacturers ,
Mr. J. H. Pierce has been employed
solicitor for advcrtiements in the
illustrated annual review. Ho will
call upon business men and
furnish them further particulars ,
concerning the style of the x\ork ,
rates of advertising , etc. The cdi ion
will contain 16,000 copies , and will
therefore be a most valuable medium
for advertising.
Parties who desire to have their
residences or any buildings il'ustrated
had better apply at this office at an
early day.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
Finest ever brought to Omaha , and
New York prices. Don't fail to see
them at Eaton's nGtf
FERMEXTOM.
'
THE CREIOHTOJf ,
firtt-class hotel in every respect , is
situated on the northwest cornet of
Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This
house is newly and elegantly fur-
niehcd throughout , and the table and
of fare will compare favorably f
with the best in the land. Give it a
trial. No runner at the Depot.
xt29-ecd-tf o
TEAT COS-TEST ,
Dememberl5thSefcasthe Date
for Taking Depositions.
In opening the contest a'B
of Messrs. Doace and Howe , Paxtoh
and McShane , the contestants seem
to hive exhausted all their energies
at the outset and there is not only
ittlo talk of the matter by the public
ai | large but the contesling candl
ditea have no confidence in the
Success of the attempt to unseat the
legally elected representatives of
Douglas county.
Messrs. Daane and Howe have been
absent from the city a large portion of
Ihe { time since the notices were
served , end Paxton and Me
Shr.ne are taking the
matter very quietly , ia full confidence
of the jmtice of their claims and the
impossibility of th& fraudulent at-
t.'mpt to diEpute them being success-
.ful. The notices sarved were In all
cises nearly similar , those of the two
eonator * being esictly alike and these
of the two representatives alike in
every . particular and the two pairs
differing from each other only in the
location oi Iho alleged irregularities
and miscount. Those' of the latter ,
r instance , are based * upon the
grounds. *
First , That in the First ward of
the city of Omaha there were cast
sixty or more votes for 'Joseph Fox
and H. G. Barber , whichArere wrong
fully counted for Wm , A. Paxton arid
.Tohn A. McShah& t '
Second , That they were intended to
DO Cast for raid Fox and BYttJeV. "
Third , That they wore illegally
countnd for Paxton and McShano
when they shptt'd have bcon < iaunled
or , Fox and JBarber.
Fourth. That illegal yotps wcr
receiyoU aud counted at tbe polls
sufficient to changj the result.
Fifth , That tbero was an errcr ii
the counting of tha votes , and tha
a sufficient number was counted for
Fattonund McShanco to have electee
Fox and
Sixth , That there were oilier irre
auhratiea prejudicing the righ's o
Fox aud Barber.
Notice ii therefore given that Fox
and Barber claim the majority of a1. "
voles cjat in the county and ihorigh
to represent Douglas coilnty in th <
next legis'dturc. Also that V/ilJ H
Riley ba bscn selectedfon behalf o
Fox and Barb < r to take deposition ? on
the luth of December at 9 o'clock a
m. , and that an inspection of the b.l
lots and poll books of said ward be in
spccted.
The notices served rn Messrs
Doano and Iloivo were only differon
iu that there is a claim that thote wet
37 vote * illegally cist and epuutedin
I'htto Valley precinct as will as ox-e
tV ) iu the First xvard. There ia n
( | 'iecti ii n hed upon the count of th
Second ward.
Ssow FLAKE FLOIU :
ia in cvtrjb ily'o mouth , and werei
not for our immense sales , xre coul
not eflurd to cfl'er it at such low
Inures , but notxvitlutanding the ad
vance made by manufacturers , wo ar
determined to ecll at present price
for another week.
J. B. FRENCH & Co.
P. S. Golden Eagle Flonr.pnly
S3.00.
Call and examine the now stock o
Watches , ju t opened , at
WH1PPLE , MoMILLEN & GO'S
NEW STYLES in
OENTSNECKWEAR. .
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Dancing School ex'ery Tuesday eve
ning in Brandt's Turner Hall.
C. HOFFMAN.
FEliMEliTUM.
Zephyrs and Gdimaijtowns at Ring
cc'i.
Large and well selected stock of sil
verware , at *
WUIITLE , MCMILLAN & CO'S.
Ladies' ehoor , 75c ; misses' shoos ,
65c , non > bolter for the money , al
Fullriedo's , near 13th and Douglas.
What we Need.
The only vacant business room on
10th street was occupied Friday EC
saloon. As there are very few sa
loons on 10th street , this is important
news.Vhf > t Omaha wants , as an in
telligent gantloman remarked to-day ,
is iLore saloot s aud less hotel accom
modation ? .
NOTICE.
If your w.uch stops and does not
run satisfactorily , take it to the jewel
ry store of Edholm it Erickson and
have it made as good as new. All
work warranted. Wo guarantee sat
isfaction or money refunded. n
Edholm & Ericksou , the Jewelers , \
corner Fifteenth and Dodtro atreeta ,
opposite the postoitlco. ' jj
P. S. Wo are to-day * unpacking ri
our Christmas goods. Come and see
the now styles.
> EltlCKbOK' . J
Jt
Arctics , leas than ever , at Fall-
ricdu'a , loth and Douglas.
a
LADIES' SILK NECK HANDKER-
ia
C DIE FS , E LEG ANl1 DESIGNS. a
L. B. WILMAMS & SONS. °
Ask your grocer for "F. K. 0. K. " u
he Interpretation of which is Fire
\
ndlers are 01 1 Korreit and Don't-
joufuryettl ,
is
A. CUUIOKSHANK & CO. ,
Importers and Retailers ,
Jog * o inform their customers that to
meet the demands of their lan o and
ncreasing business , they found it nee-
ssary for the protection of their ens- as
omera that one of the firm ehonld bo
isit Boston and New i'drk for the
econd time this season to take the
pportunity of buying up job lots be-
ween the seasons from the manufac-
urers and importer ? . Mr. Falconer
iis been in Now York -for the past :
wo jjrceke , and writes us he has pur-
hased some extraordinasy bargiins in
ress goods , silts , linens , hosiery , etc.
'he goods will be exhibited on our
ounters next week , and ladijs will
ind it to their advantage to give us a
all. A. CRUICKSHASK & Co.
NOW BUY FLOUR. t
Manufacturers advanced the price
Flour , but our friends can still buy
le justly famous SNOW FLAKE , at ,
ie old price of 53.50 , for a few days
longer. _ _ , T. B. FRENCH & Co.
THE LIVERY OF M'SEANE.
A "Checkered" Path Leads tea
a Palatial Equine Home.
Convenience and Comfort
Combined.
A walk through the mammoth new
'
brick livery stable of Mr. J. H. Me-
Shane , 1307,1309 and 1311 Harney
street , Saturday , disclosed the fact
that Omaha is at last provided with a
first-class , fire prWof Hrery stable , with
all the necessary arrangements per
taining to an establishment of this
kind. The structure , which is now
ab-iut completed , aud will bo in full
ritnniifg ofdef by December 1st , fa
GGsl32feet , two stories high , with
accommodations for GO head of horse ? ,
in single stal's ' , beside annmberof
bjx s'alls. The main carriage
repository , which is on the second
floor , is GO feet wide by 100 fcefc in
length , the carriages being taken tip
br a large elevrtor , constructed on
ftn improved plan and which can be
handled with ? aio and safety. On
the first floor there is also asm" . ! ! car-
rfago HM m 45xG6 feet , uaed foi storing
the rigs most used. The graneries
and hsy-niowa are also on the eecond
floor , conveniently located and with
simple cafiicity for storing large
quantities of grain and hay. On this
floor "are the sleeping rooms of
tjie employees frontlug.the s'reet and
ttirectly ovpr the office. The harness
room , which is on the first floor , i the
Teat amngcii J ? ; tiie kiD"
this side of Chicago , being < * usl f rosr ,
lighfod by skylight windov * bin ! h v.
ing reom for ninety-five 3d ; Uf flou' ' le
and single harnesses. Thi rx-inuiJl
t'e In thorge of ! ccmpoieiit man who
will kop everything in jo'oil
shape and improper order. Mr. Me-
Shane has sf cured th ? srricea of Mr.
| ko H. Parker , lalo of Chicago , ft *
foreman , ati3 as tHa gentleman tas
had several years experience in the
busiuecs everything will bo conducted
in a manner that will giro satisfaction
to all. Livery and boarding will bo
special features nf busincssand as the
fcroprietoris.woll-knoiru tomostofour
citizens , having rnti ihe ' 'Checkered '
Barn" up to last July , whan it was
burned , a lively business id especled
as soon as everything is completed.
A good Block of driving and raddle
horses will be always on hand , and no
better Gjlectirn of close carriages ,
family carriages , single and two hflrSe
buggiec can bo found ill the we3k. A
special feature of the arrangements for
convenienc3 are the iron shutters
which are hung at each of the win-
dons and can be closed at a moment's
notice in case of fire.
Special bargains in jewelry , st
WHIPPLE , McMILLEX & C0' ! > .
LADIES' CHENILE SCARF'S § 1.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS'
JcenndBIectii Itv.
The pcles for the temporary tele
graph line of the St. Paul were put
up on the ice on the river at Sioux
Ci'y Wednesday , and the wires strung
on the tamo. When the ice bridge is
finished the telegraph line on the Ne
braska side to Omaha xrill be in work
ing order.
FEKMENTIW.
CLOAKS and DOLMANS , Reduced.
L. B. WILLIAMS & So > s' .
Boots aud Shoes made to order at
Fullriode's.
Gold and silver xvate , watchea , at
Jonaaon's , 410 , South-Thirteenth St.
Tlie Champion Cue.
Ed. Tutilo won the champion cup
offeredthe beat pool payerin ! the con
test at D. L. McGuckin's Thursday.
There were forty or fifty contestants.
Fermentum Compressed Yeast will
prevent three-fourths of the fourths
of the failures to make good bread in
cold weather.
LADIES' VESTS ONLY 35c.
LADIES' VESTS 50. ? , WORTH 75 ,
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON'S ,
FLOUll HAS RIZ.
But wo are still selling
HAVEN'S SNOW FLAKE AT § 3.60.
RUSH'S GOLDEN EAGLE AT $3 00. S
J' . B. FRENCH < fc Co. a
A Grand Kufflo.
The biggest thing of the aoaeon is
the raflla'arranged to come off Christ
mas day at Mr. John Garbor'a ealoon ,
No. 035 , Fifteenth street.
Mr. Garber is the possess ) r of a
fine French MorgBii , four year-old
readster , "Prince , " an animal sound
r.s a dollar in every respect and broken
to the saddle and to both single and
double harness. Ho is a prize for any
man and can bo seen any day
by calling on the owner. Tne second
article : of the lot , a valuable talking
parrot , a rare bird of very consider
able value. The third is a cabinet
organ , which will be a delightful
Christmas present for any family , and
family sewing machine. There are
also two pet cc ons to bo r&fflsd off ,
\vhich will bo given to the party who
makes the lowest throw. The
entire number of tickets to bo sold
100 at § 5 each , and the diapo-
aition-of the prizes will be by throw
ing "kossuth" dice , the Individual
making the highest throw to take the
horse , the nest highest the pirrot and
coon. Competent , impartial judges pr
will be chosen and the raffle will occur or
stated at Garber's place , Dec 25th.w
After the raffla an elegant supper will
sot up to those holding tickets and
the occasion will be inade as pleasant
nd profitable as one could desire.
The tickets will bo placed on sale at
once , and any person may have the
irivilege of seeing the articles and
urging for themselves at any time by
alling on Mr. Garber. The public
will in the meantime be kept fully
loatedin regard to the affair.
Boots and Shoes in many styles , to Q
uit in price and quality , at Fullride's ,
near 13th and Douglas.
Headllpht Water White Oil , ZQc ,
Solomon' * . 26 2t Ml i
Be
Real Estate Transfers. <
Thos , Gibson and wife to T. F.
yon ; w. d. , lot ? 5 and G , Capitol adai <
dition , Omaha § 000.
C. E. Perkins , trustee , to Thos.
Gibson ; w. d. , part of lots 5 and 6 ,
Capitol addition , Omaha $325.
Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Eliza
Flannery ; w. d. , lots 1 and 2 , block
43jCredit Foncier addition , Omaha
§ 300.L. .
L. F. Maginn and wife io Jennie I/ .
Bliss ; w. d. , lot 15 , Griffin & Isaacs
addition ( , OmaheSOO. .
Moses K , Clark to James G. Chap
man : q. c. d. , lot S , block 168 , Oma
ha § 10.
Omaha Foundry and Machine Cote
tid Union Pacific railway : right of way
deed 8234
Samuel E. Rogers to Dennis Cun
ningham : w. d. lots 5 and 8 , block 3 ,
Improvement addition , Omaha ? 300 ,
SFEGiAL NOTICES.
TO LOAH-gQNEY.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Silo'
Lost , Found , Wants , Boirdtnjf 4a , will bo Inserted -
sorted In thoeo colurmu once for TEN CENTS
per linn ; each gnbgflqntiitlnaertlon.FIVE CENTS
per Hae. Tria flirt Icsertloa ccrer Icea than
* AAATO \NAtS per cent intei
Du.UUU esr r TOmacf 700anJur-
vards for 1 to S years' time on first clatslmprov
cd city and farm property. Apply at BKMIS
Real KsUte and Loan Agency , 15th iind Donitlaa
278-eoUtt
OJTZT ' IO MAN Cell * t Law Office
M'OJTZT . 7HOUAB. Room8.Krel < ; hton Bloelc
M'M
'ONKT TO IiOAN 11C9 raraham street.
M Dr. Edwardd Loan Agencf. nov-22-tt
HELP ffANTED
TTrANTfiD A gco.l girl st onca for Iisht
W homeWorfc , ca 21th St , rtotneca Uowanl
and Uaniey.
Cork acd kitchen help , at the
WANTED . wimw
OliI for general n usewtrK , at
WANTED , 236 Ibth St. nrar Capitol avc.
* "
A good girl for fcn ral house
work for fjroilyrf three. 8. W 1Mb
.indJanosSts MRS. KoBT. PUltVlS. 932-3U
\\J ANTED GIri , 8. E. cor. CO and Cod St.
VV 0
_ _
\7ANTfiD A Jb , dri trg V.-aoi lor sro'ir }
v. ror butcher thop. Lest uf city rcfar-
, ,
-in 1 Cam t > ciU aga'fl.
VrAM"RD A woman cook , * t the K
"
f um
D -norhali cook , ai tbo Donn
sc , opposite the B < e office. 523-27
\V7ASTED A. ocan coot , at xvm. KolN
YV No. 129 ? 13th aud Douglas. C25 23
"ANIER * gl'l I" < Io gfiieJil hnustwork
W Enquire it 121 i D-ixtnport strctt 312- : '
A eooJ fccord plrl , with gocd
WASTED , northwest corner IS'.h an.i
Capito nxenuc. OJ5-25
, lKt tt-VNtED At FreJ. Dellona" , 123
G rhlrte"iith St. 'J10-tf
/ x Il'.fj ft'ANliD C ok and do liotlisaofk. no
\JJ * i.blnFBrIroninpsoutl < nc3t corne13th
and Capitol Avenue. , S93-tf
WANTED Bf a jcime man dilation as
short hand amannensti or corns oiutnz
clerk ; ha3 hid expeitence H a large lallrcad
office , and can furrhh cxcellen ; refcrcnc.s Ad
drea Sliorth-nJ , Bee olice. JJ-0-23
\TrANTED-All Omaha know Hut the.
YV Royl it. John is the tisoff
Slachinen. offlce on 1'th St. SlTf
FORREHT-KCUSESAMDUKD.
BEfiT New f ott 'o o5 room' , com
plete in cxiry rcji ? , : ' , II mHon st. ! , itiloc'
nest street cara Inquire LC . ilcur east 030-29
"OOR RENT Furnished or nnfurnishe-l , a
Jj pltawnc sout'j Ir'lit ' room , luquirc at Bee
olflco. 9iO-30
RENT IIonBd in Slinl 'a nd fddiUon.
FOR per month.V. . SlUERAtroon 6
Creigliton B ock. t95-tf
f OaJt N Pir flojrand basement.
STORE to Oiull it Merrill , 1C03 Farnham fct.
891-tf
IT10RRENT A. furnished , south fiont room
i ? IrquiraatNo 1C12 Karnham St > SI-tf
T7IOR REST Thaf cxcollau ! < lwellln < house S.
C E. corner ol 221 and Cilm. : " " streets.
Well , cistern -mfl bsra. Apply to JoSu c" "
IBl'o Farnham S { . 83 * . '
FOB KENT LT cilinghou e S. E. corn r cf
23d and Bnrt St < . Excellent barn , i iitepi-
indwcll ; rentcheap. .Apply to C. A. Merrill ,
1005 FarnnamSt. S40-t *
FOIt REST Cottaee , rn 6th and Pine St * ,
new house , eight roomson3da d ! 'o3dM
Enqiiirc J. P. Koe , fc. E. Cor. l th and Farn
ham. 606-tf
17IOR IttNT 2 lurliulied toomt over ilcr
E chantx Exchance , N. E. Cor. lath am
Drvl'.p ( .f riv" * NO-tf
FOR SALE.
OFFhKS A SPLENDID LIST O
BE111S 1
Bargains in Homcn , Lot.i , Farms and
Landg , in his new column on let pace
J710R SALE Ho 83 powtr machine and cord
wood bench and f awj. Apply next the Bee
olfice. 020-2.
B10R SALE Two cloec carrujfej , at A. J.
Slmpsoa'g. 911-tf
fOK SALE A lirst-cla3 hottl aud rcaiaur
_ L' ant huiiness , located in the be * ; part of the
city , and Join ? agood business. The proprieto
is called west to a'tend to mining interest , ana
muitscll. Irqu re at BEH offlco tOUf
O HOUSE'S And corner half ol lot , southeast
& corner 14th and CasaStH. , 7 room * in each ,
rent for S20 and 825 rer mouth BEJIIS' 1 EAL
EarATE AomCT. 15th and Douglaa Sta. 670-H
T70R SALii lined paints , at A Uolmcs.lbth
JU and California bta. 015-U
T O IS , FARMS , HOUSES At-D LANDS look
XJ oyer BEJIId' new cclamn of bargains on 1st
Paje.
l ,1 .K &ALh Coltonwoua lumber of all stzcs.at
r RKDHOND'S , Slxteenth-st , 616-t
MISCELLANEOUS-
T OST One silxer Hnn-ine ca ° e Waltham
JU watch No. 1 2621 , P S. Uartlctt ma'io. Pc-
ward will be giyen for retsrn to John Baumcr.
012. Z3
LOT'S , FARMS , HOUSES AN D LANDS. Lee
over BEMIS' new column of barpaing on la
ago
RAIVARD.Taxfadermirt.conior
. 13th and Hottard at. , Decrhead
specialty. t55-lm
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No oth (
preparation makes such lizht , flaky hot
. Inxnrions pastry. Can bo eaten by ilrpeplic
wltliont fear of the Its resulting from heavy I "
Sold only In c by all Grocers.
" " - " Pnwn.a ro V w VnrV
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
DR L. B.
. . GKADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & I ARYHCIST.
Office : Over Kennara'a ] Drug1 Store ,
Corner of 14th and Dougl&a Sta.
novlS-Sm
ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.
Morris FHyutler , plaintiff , tg. R. Mnrny , f rst
name nnknoTn , defendant c <
Before Luther R. Wrijtht. Jostise of the .Peace m
of Douzlas County , > 'elrnkx b
On the lit day cf .Vovembor , A D. 1S50 , said tl
ustlco Issued an Order rf Attachment In tbo tlre
aford action for the sum of } 1Q.S } . re
Omiha , November 27tb , 1S30. 16
MOBIUS ELGUTIER. 16B
By SDUOS Bioojr , bj Attorney. n27-3t B
S
immense Stock for
S B fi iSii S8aEf J1 * f §
ALL AND WinTun
Cust09a-32a < lc
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
.1 Children's Suits.
For Men ,
Boys , and
Children ,
r-V/cur , Hals sad aps ,
Trunks and Valise ? , , &
Prices to Suit AzI.
Farnham Street Near fourteenth
i DEVLIN
f
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY. .
1iircist anJ bta - . ortni nt of
Trunks anil VuisN ! ia the West. Tek'S\fl < > llc ) Cs | .
sintl Suiiii.'lc Trunks a SpcdaHy.
* * n o a t s rt i jr * ? "
H0 H. MARHOl-K
1JT Hth St. . " * i of SJnjiSKSt. [ .
a WH l
irar >
iLpil'N S fos fccj sl ii-S
ORCHARD & BEAK. | DEWEY & STONE , | " -fsasb&
jES.2-s ; rai GfiOOEBS ,
OJLiHA. OMAHA ' OMAHA.
MAX -MEYER & CO. ,
n
Cigars from § 13.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , . " > rcnfs per pound upmirds.
Pipes from 2r r nls per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
*
ra'WI MAX JIEVKK CO. , OJiialia , Neb.
- 1
GUNS , AMMUNiT m ,
Fishiiisr Tackle , Jasc : Balls ami a full line of
3STOTIOITSAOSTID .Clsr r C3-OO3DS
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
And Whol eae Dea'ers ' m CIGARS artf CONFHcrK'NEiiY. During the
Falland Winter we wi'l ' handle COUNSEWKX'S tUESrl CYSThlH which ,
are now the best in the market. A larga assortment of CANDY"atd SUGAR ,
TOYS for the He Ii 'ay tride.
GATZ & FRSK.UAX , 510 nuj st- .
Has ths exclusive sale of the
C3-OLI3 OOZINT
Is
The Gold Coin is this season the favorifce 9f Chicago , is prefer-
cdab" veal other Stoves , both ,
comes plain a d h gbly ornamented -
mented , has the - eand . .
ne-nr uatent gra flre-pot.that wii. ont wear
> lf dozen of any other 'I'll ? Go'd Coin Weighs c. or by fiity ) bs.
than any other Stove of its sizem thema-ket , aad tf , therefore ,
more durable than any other Stove , is strict -warranted in every
leapect , it requires no salesman to eelHias city reference sells it
without trouble , Cor. 10th and Jackson.