The Daily Bee.
Tuesday Morning , March 8.
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BUiOTTIBS ,
Patcrson sslLscoal.
Hospa Eells AitisU' Materials. m5tf
e , TttcMfllnu'Sr Co. , the jewel-
o2G-tf
ere ,
Key West and don.esticcigars , Base's.
Full Hue cf artists' materials , at Chicago
cage prices , Kuhn's drug i-tore. inl-lm
-Imported cigar ? , at Saxe's , drugget.
Go and see HumptyDumpty to-night.
Store room-wviiUd. See scecial col
umn. m7-2t
Witter does not linger in the lap of
Spring. Winter is sitting down heavy on
Spring and preparing to masticate the ear
of Summer.
It is reported that two or three cases
of email p-oc , have been treated in this
city , but the physicians deny all knowl
edge of the same. It would be well to get
vaccinated anyway.
To the delight of everybody , a fine
large HIOW storm set in yesterday
and covered the ground several inches
deep. Those who have sleighs stored away
in their barns can now get them out and
enjoy a ride.
The funeral of the late Louis Droste ,
which took place from Masonic Hall Sun
day afternoon was one of the largest
that has been witnessed this winter , being
nnder the auspices of * he Odd Fellows , who
attendel in great numbers. The interment
took place at Prospect Hill where the
funeral rites of the order were celebrated.
Jacob Metzgerwho was employed-
bar-tender for Michael Walleuz , the pro
priety of a saloon on Leavenwerth street ,
was arrested Sunday on the charge of
robbing the till of two hundred an-1 ten dol-
dars Saturday night. He plea-1 not guilty
and wa placed in the county iail until .2p.
m. Tuesday when he will have a prelimi
nary examination baf ore Judge Kawes.
A big fight took place Sunday in
a Coming ftreet saloon which was closed
up by Marshal Weaterdahl a d the partici
pants in the row conducted to the cala
boose. Yesterday two of the men paid
S3 ar.d cots each ana two others were dis
charged. There vas a grand array of
black eyes aud braised countenances , and
we understand the fight was much more
Berio1 e than appeared on the face of the
evidence.
A private masquerade party is an
nounced to take place at Masonic Hall
Friday evening next , under the manage
ment of Mr. J. Ed. Smith. None will be
admitted except those receiving invita
tions. The executive comnuttee consists
of J. Ed. Swith , W. H. Bay , Geo. M ,
Wa'ker , Clias. A. BrosiuR , John Turtle
Will EldiMge and Louis Thrace. The
latter named gentleman ia also floor man
ager.
A mysterious star , callel the 'Til-
grim" which was observed in % 5,1261 ard
5L71 , is expected by astronnraeis to ap
pear before lontr. It was described in
l"i,2 as brii liter than Jupiter , aud " uch
was its brilliancy tm/t persons were able
to de'ect > t at noon in a clear sky , and at
nipht when the sky was so overcast as to
hide all oth-r stars. " If it appears , it will
probably be visible for several weets in
the constellation of Cassiopeia.
Mrs. L. Krolizsch , the popular
drcfs maker , has removed from 1214
Farnbnm etreet lo 1513 Douglas
Btroat , 2 doora west of Cruickshank'i ! .
74 %
GGS ct iclail at ICIB tlsn whole
xst to-d&y , at
" FLiamta & Co.'s.
Union Catnollc .Library Association.
The adjourned meeting of the quar
terly meetirg of the Union Catholic
Library Atsoclation , will be held In the
rooms of the association in Croighlon
block , Tuesday evening , the Sth fnet ,
at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to
be present , as business cf importance
will be transacted. By order of the
president. 0. W. WHITE , Sec.
NOTICE. Prof. Aug. Walther can
bo consulted and applications can be
made exclusively at hia placa , 317 ,
17th street. . mar7-t2
Real Eetate Transiers.
The following transfers were re
corded at the county clerk'a office Sat
urday , as reported for this paper by
John L. McCague , real estate agent
and conveyancer :
Janet Rain to John Riln o i of nw
J and w i of no of section 2 4 , town
1C , range 12 e , w. d. 81,120.
Belinda Curtis to Sioux City and
Neb. railway , lot 8 , block 335 , w. d.
$800.Wilson
Wilson Reynolds to John B. Stew
art , lot 5 in block 23 in town of Wa
terloo , vr. d. § 200.
Byron Reed to John G. Rain , lot
200 , in Prospect Hiircemotory , deed.
SI.
John K. Hazzard to Omaha and
Northern Nebraska railway , deed to
20.
right-af-way §
JohnL. Webslar , matter commis
sioner , to Ohas. W. Wells , part of lot
G in Capitol addition , q. c. d.
J. G. Ljwls , executor to Carston
Nealson , ne Jof sw J and nw J of BO
J , sec. 22,11C , r 12 e , deed. § 1000.
Harriet M. Burgess to Emma J.
Angell , part of block 365 , city of
Omahn , q. o d. § L
Harriet M. Burgess to .Emma J.
Angell , lot 2 , ia block 3G5 , Oniahs ,
TV , d. § 1,000.
Reuben Allen and 0. 0. Housel to
Miry Collins , lot 5 , in block 225 ,
Oaiaha , q. c J. § 175
Georga H. Bogga and Lw W. Hill
to Anton Schaefer , a i * of ne J sccfion
19 , town 16 , range 12 ; e. w. d. § 880.
Habbcr Boots ,
Rubbers ,
Arctic over uhces ,
all sizes aud
all kinds
at
AtH.DOHLE&C3.'S
Leading Shoe Store.
Occidental Hotel ,
corner of Tenth and Howard streets ,
J. J. Paynter , proprietor. This ho
tel hu bocn repaired and furnished
with new furniture throughout , find
affords first-class accommodation to
the traveling public. Charges reason
able. _ 17tf
TERRIBLE LOW ! i
LOOK1 LOOKS !
Large ChromoF , framed , 65c.
Lirge Paintings , § 4 to § 7.50.
Two dollar fratties for § 1.
Mouldings , inado up , calf -price.
Motto frames at 15 : .
SxlOframcf , from lOonp.
Cornel comoll and be convinced.
A. HOSWJ , JR. , 1519 Dodga etreet ,
next door to Htrrls & Fisher's.
- m5-lf
INVISIBLE"HAIR NETS
Only ten cents each , at Mrs. Wood'e ,
Sixteenth etreet , near Capitol avenue.
L 17-eod'-3t
AMUSEMENTS.
The Piquant Pixley Will be
Here Tuesday Night.
The Beautiful Roalielle to Ap-
psar at the Academy
Soon.
Tlio following diapaleh wa3 yoator-
day received by Manager Halbert , of
the Academy of Music , from Annie
Pixley , who was at Daa Moinca Satur
day night.
'Reach yon Tuesday. Will that
do ? Answer.at Des Mclnos. "
An effirmitive answer was at once
dispatched , and -we iniy consequently
expect with ail confidence to eee
the piquant little ictrcss at the
Academy this evening , in
M'liss. Judge W. F. Bick , who
was to have inaugurated a series cf
his exquisite entertainments at the
same place , Tuesday evening , has en
acount of the anxiety of the public
to see this dramatic favorite , kindly
consented to defer opening for one
night to gratify them. The box
sheet remains as it was , and a few
good seats are still left , which may be
secured by calling early. The cole of
reserved seats has been very large in
deed , aud Pixloywill have a fine
audience to play to.
ART ENTERTAINMENTS.
Judge W. F. Bick will open his
series of art entertainments Wednes
day ovesirg at the Academy and the
rare character of these exhibitions
which are lauded to the skies by the
press and prominent men of the east ,
will make them very popular. The
box office will open to-morrow mornIng -
Ing at Edholm & EricVson'a.
ItCCHELlE.
This charming and beautiful young
actress , who made so favorable an im-
prestslon in this city on her first
appearance here lut season , is again
on the road , firmly established
with s new company , the old
stock o Wallack's and Daly'e ,
and very finely supported.
She will appear in Omaha at an early
day , and the groit favor she met
with before will result in greeting
her with a crowded house. Sha ap
peared at Kansas City thr e nights
recently and mot a perfest ovation.
The opera housa wai filled with the
culture of the ci'y , all eager aud anx
ious to see and hear the western star ,
whom all are becoming glad to
honor and proud to have
oeen. The Mail speaks of her
as follows : "There was a triumph
for Rosh-lle lait night. The charac
ter of Esradne never seemed so pnro
and goo. ] . Objectionable as some
have deemed the play , yet its leaning
towardsvirtnocan never be questioned.
Few women care to assume the char
acter of Eradno , for to fail in propsr-
ly bringing out the heroic virtue of
the noblis yet unfortunate
girl , h to le&ve the character stripped
cf its .beauty to make -vice seem
brighter for the ehsdow cist v p vir
tue. RoBhslle makts no mistake in
reserving her full powers for the slat-
ue scene. Nothing can bs finer than
her cppaal to the hort of the
kins ; through the marble str.tues
of her dead ancastora. Roshelle's tri
umph waa in the shading the gave to
the lines if the play , and th ? earnest
appeal which ehono out of her beauti
ful face that gars to ih& wordc-a sub'
tie influence that was perfectly irro-
piBtible. The conviction must have
been impressed upon all present that
Roshelle Is the future great trage
dienne of the American or English
stage. Nature has conspired to make
a perfect artist. "
TTDAIPIT DUJiriT.
The Academy was crowded Satur-
night , and the best of satisfaction was
expressed with the performance. The
horizontal bar performances were very
fine indeed , and the entire show wai
full cf laughable and picas
ing features. Gilinore and Miaco
have cart&inly combined more merit
In their company than any other
Humpty Damply troupe on the road.
The trained dogs , baby elephant ,
alligator and donkey make big hits ,
The alieet parade was
very attractive , equal to Barnam's
almcst , and the snow storm did not
lessen the interest of the public along
the rente.
PIANO-TUNING AND REPAIR
ING.
Mr. Georee Walther , who has
gained the full confidence of quite a
number of our prominent citizens of
being the best tuner in the city , re
ceives orders at his place , 317 17th
street. 5-2t
Miss Stella Nelll having decided to
make Omaha her homo , if now pre
pared to receive pupila in voice cul
ture and sight reading. Applications
may bo made ip person at her resi
dence , No. 2009 California street any
afternoon , or by letter , care of Post
Office box C24
The next sociable given by the la
dies of the Congregational society will
be held Thursday evening , March 10 ,
ht the Congregational churca. A
splendid supper and a table of special
ties wilt ba the attractions. All &r.
cordially Invited.
LXortauty Report.
The tot&loiumbcr cf deaths in this
city dutiog tl > e past month , as shown
by-the report of Dr. P. S. Leisenring ,
cityphyticiau , waa 30.
Of this number 7 occurred In the
First wsrd , 7 in the Second , 3 in the
Third , 5 in the Fourth , 1 In the
Fifth , nnd D in the Sixth.
Sex 10 ranks ; 14 females
Twenty-eight were white and 2 col
ored ; 9 married and 21 sin l-x
Total deaths under five years of age
15 ; between 5 and 25 years , 5 ; 25 and
50 , 10.
Deaths by violence 1 , scarlet ftyor
2 , diptherla 2 , croup 1 , whooping
cough 2 , convulsions i , apoplexy 1 ,
direct effect of solar heat 1 , various
causes 16.
Interments : Holy Sepnlcher 5.
Prospect Hill 18 , Casady's 4 , public 3 ,
Pickets 1 , removed from city 2.
Births . 53. White 53 , colcred 0 ,
male 30 , female 23. One pair of
twiru.
Contributions to tne Poor.
The LidieV Relief society would
acknowledge the following donations :
Mrs. S. H ; H. Clark , § 10 ; Bishop
Clatktan , § 5 ; Mrs. Kimbjll , clothIng -
Ing ; Mrs. Blair , clothipgj Mrs.
France , 25 loaves of bread ; Mrs. Wil-
liardmilk ; . Mr. Gray , coal order
boob Mus. WM. WALLACE , Sec. j
IRELAND'S WOE ,
Bishop O'Conner Receives a
Letter from County
Gal way.
A Ball on St Patrick's Day
Forbidden.
At the conclusion of the services
Sunday in St. Philomena's church ,
Bishop O'Connor read a letter which
WBB addressed to him from a Sister
of Charity , in County Galway , Ire
land. The letter waa an appeal for
aid : "Oar circumstances are sad , in
deed , while the country is pasalug
through a crisis , of which we , at
least , cannot know what will bo the
end , but certain it is
that the sufferings of the
poor while it lasts arc , and will be
pitiable to witness. * * * Those
who at other times would give a little
help , now refuse to do BO. * * *
The potato crop of ou really poor
charge is fast running out , and how
the creatures are to subaiar , or sow
their little land God alone can tell "
The bishop stated that he did not
think the appeal called for a general
collection , but requested any one who
ftlt disposed to respord to leave their
contribution with Father English ,
and that ho would bo Tory happy to
forward it to the sitter for relieving
distress in that place.
The bishop took occasion to remind
his congregation that he had prohibit
ed a public toll that was to have been
given on St. Patrick's day at Coluin-
bua , under the auspices of the A. 0.
H. He thought it was out of place
and scandalous , fa during the season
of Lent all secular amusements of this
kind ara prohibited and forbidden by
the Catholic church and avoided by
all good Catholics. Ho had not pro
hibited the procession that waa an
nounced for the came day. He con
sidered tuch demonstrations , as a gen
era ! thing out of place in this country ,
especially in connection with general
celebration.
CHALLENGE
To Prof. Aug. Walther : Ten dol-
lara ( § 10.00) ) has been deposited with
Max Mejer & Bro. , and will be for
felted to you if yon can prove to the
satisfaction of a competent commitfee
of musicians .that you can play at
sight , and correctly , three pieces of
ordinary medium grade music that you
have cot previously committed to mem
ory , as you are believed to bo a fraud
in representing yourself as a late grad-
aiie of A musical conservatory in Eu
rope , and not qualified or competent
to give instructions in muaic.
Music.
CRUIKSHANK & CO. have open
ed thesr first importation of Foreign
Dress Goods. They are very elegant.
A splendid line of all wool Franch
dress goods. A splendid line of Lin
ens aud Housekeeping goods cer
tainly by far the largest stcck In the
city. Their all linen Towel at25cis
great value ; has never been sold be
fore fcr less than 37c. An immense
stock of Linen Damaska , Table Cloths
aid Nipkins , all of which are marked
in plain figures , exactly the same price
a : retailed In New York. 2t
Commissioners' Proceedings
SATURDAY , March Sth.
Board mot pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Commissioners Knight ,
Drexel and Corliss.
License wae granted Henry Ruser
to sell liquor in Douglas precinct for
one year Irom January 28th , 1881.
A petition was presented by Mrs.
Matilda Murray , asking that license
be granted to Bell liquor at Fort
Gmaha , and the same was laid over
two vreek&
The following accounts were allow
ed from the
OEXERAI
Twenty -seven persons , witaets
fees . § 122 2)
W H S-nal ! , tales juror . 200
Sizpemong , witness fees . 2300
Leopole Boll , damages for right of
way . G2 50
John Peterson , grading lots 7 & 8
block 1415 . 46280
James Pall , care of paper. . . . . . . . 1000
N W Kelson , wood for pocr . . 17 60
Five persons , witness fees . ? 850
W D Easley , work on roaf . 3 75
Four persons , witness feea . 3210
C A ' .lenson , grading . 133 50
F W Carliss , bal. for services
1883 . 100 00
WH } Lanyon , witness fee . 4 00
Gfo W Guy , boarding prisoners. . 249 10
J H Pedeson. witness fee . 610
Gee H Guy , jailor and guatd. . . . 8400
MatiMa Mnrray.cashjexpended. . 23 00
J H Catnbell , cash expended. . . . 6 05
Fred Robinson , witness fee . 6 SO
Michael Mallen t tea juror . G 00
H. H. ( { coder , witness fee . 800
F L > apg9 , groceries for poor . 22 CO
J P Brack , witneES fees . 400
Fredk Bolt , damages for right of
way . . . 62 50
Chsts Boll , damages for right of
way . 2500
School B et No. 46 , damages for
rightof way . 10 CO
Gco 1'aterson , coal for county. . . . 82 70
John Pet * rson , making culvert. . . 8 CO
Wm F Hems , icgistration for
bonds . ' 3125
Five persons , cutting wood . ? 8 50
\Vm S mueK work at poor farm. 8 10
F C Featner & Son. trial docket , . 59 50
C F Gi odman , medicine for poor. 5 45
Omaha Lithograpn'rg Co , printing
certificates m bonds . 303
Tne following was adopted :
RESOLVED , That the treasurer be
and he is directed to reduce the valua
tion of lot 1 , bjock 4 , Shinn's addi
tion , from § 225 to $125 for the year
1880 , and collect tax accordingly on
account of error ol asspssor.
Adjourned to the 12th inst.
J , E , MANCHESTER ,
County Clerk.
By H. T. LEAVITT , Deputy.
Wedding : Chimes.
A very happy event occurred at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs ,
Saturday at half-past 12 o'clock , be-
iug the marriage of their only daugh
ter , Miss Jennie , to Mr. B. F. Selbig ,
by the Rav. W. J. Harsha , pastor of
First Bjptht church. The presents
to the happy young couple were num
erous and valuable. Some of the prin
cipal ones were as follows : Silver din
ner castor.-from Mr. A. Richards ; cil-
Tor pickle castor , Mies E. White ; set
of silver knives and forks , Mr. A.
Badollette ; silver batter dish. , Mr. and
sirs. F. Ewers ; set of silver spoons ,
Sir. and Mrs. Will Gentleman ; eet of
silver spoons , Miss Oaks ; gat of China
cups and saucers aud tea pot , Mr. and
Mrs. Wylie Clegg. After receiving
congratulations and partaking of lunch
&e happy couple departed on the af
ternoon train to visit relatives in Min
nesota. |
"Weekly Market Review.
WHOLESAIE.
OiiiiiA , Mar oh 8,1881.
Business Is dull , especially with
: jobbeva and commission men wha sro
unable to ship goods en account of the
snoif blockade , which atill continues
en Eotno of the roada. Retailera.how-
ever , are huvlup a fair trade. Prices
remain about the same as Ir.at week ,
with very few changes , excspt on hogs ,
which are 10 cents lower.
GRAIN.
WHEAT Quiet and unchanged ; No.
2 , 75cNo. ; 3 , G2c ; rejected , 50c.
BAULEY Nominal.
RYE No. 2 , GDC.
Corn Western mixed 23c.
OATS No. 2 , SOc.
PEODUCE.
Active ; bultjr , ilrinand unchanged ;
common , 18a ; good , 20c ; choice , 22(3) ( )
24c ; eggs , scarca and higher at 27@30c ;
chceae , Nebrask , 14c ; Now York ,
14Jcpotatocj ; , firm ; peach blows , 90a ;
early rose , 75c ; onions , nom
inal ; hay , firm ; baled , 59 W ©
11 50 ; In bulk , § 7 25@8 00 ; elder ,
quiet and unchanged , $8 50 per caak
of 40 gallons ; hickory nuts , C5c@Si 10
ner bu ; choanute , $3 00 ; walnuts , C5c ;
cranberries , $7 00@8 00 per bbl ; fresh
oyatera , 25@35@40c per can ; honey ,
comb , firm at 19&22c.
PORE AND LAUD.
Qniet and unchangedhani3smoked ; ,
§ 9 50 ; bacon , clear , § 7 75 ; breakfast ,
g9 7510 00 ; dry salt aides , clear ,
§ 7 25@8 00 ; ribs , § < 3 37 ; shoulders ,
§ 4 504 75 ; lard , § 10 00.
LIVE STOCK ,
Dull ; native fat stcera , § 3 ] 50
© 4 25 ; western , nominal ; covrs ,
native,53 00@3 35 ; western , nom
inal ; sheep , western , butchers etock ,
§ 3 25360 ; natives , $3 75400@4 25 ;
veal ia scarce aud sells readily
at § 5 50g6 00 ; hoga , have been
higher during the week than to-day's
quotations , but ure reported on the
decline ; fair stock S4 754 00 ; choice
carload lots , $5 15.
CllOCERIKS
Lower ; sugara , cut losf , 10c par
Ib. ; powdered lOJc ; granulated , lOJc ;
standard "A , " 9 c ; off "A" 9 o ;
white extra " 0 , " Uc ; standard extw ,
" 0 , " 8jfc ; yellow " 0" 8c.
SYIIUPS Best barrels , 50is per
gallonbeat ; half barrel852s ] ; best kegs ,
§ 2 30 per keg ; standard b'bls. , 47c per
gallon ; standard half bbla. , 49c ; stan
dard kegs , § 2 00 per keg.
COFFEES Coata Rica 18tc per lb. ,
Bfintoa IS " c , Mexican 18c , fancy rlo
IGc , cho'ce""do. 15tc ; prime do , 15c ;
good do. 14ic.
CANNEO GOODS 3 lb. peaches SI 20
per case , 2 lb. peaches § 3 15. 2 lb.
blackberries § 2 20 , 2 lb. raspberries
§ 3 00 , 2 lb. gooseberries 53 50 , 31b ;
Dears S3 00 , 3 lb. losiatoos S3 00 , 2
lb. do S2 50 , 2 lb. corn § 3 75 , 2 lb.
peas $5 00 , 2 lb. do , S3 CO , 2 lb string
beans 52 50 , 21b Lima do. § 2 25.
Fisu. lib No. Irnackeralshalf bbl. ,
§ 7 50 ; mackeral , kits , 81 25 ; lamily
do. , half bbl. , S4 75do ; , do , kits , 85c ;
1 lb. white fish , half bbl. , § 8 00 ;
do , kJts , 81 25 ; family do , half bbla. ,
So 00 ; do , do , klts.St 00 ; Labrador
herrini ; , half bbl. S400 ; do , quarter
bbl. S3 25 ; do , kits , 90i ; scaled , pec
box , 50c.
DRIED FRUITS Alden apple * , per
lb. , He ; sliced do 5ic , common do ,
6c ; peaches , per lb. , S ; blackberries
10 c , prunes 8c.
POULTRY.
Firm and In good demand'live ;
chickens , nominal ; dressed , 10@llc ;
ducks , dressed , 10llc ; turkeya ,
1213c ; geese , 10@12c.
QUEEN FRUITS
1Activo and unchanged ; appl. a ,
Michigan , S2 75@3 00 ; Missouri ,
$2 50@2 75 ; malaga lemous , S4 25 ;
Mcsaiua , $5 00 ; oracgca , Moasinx ,
S4 00 per box , Valqncias , 8 00 ; .
malaga grapes , 7 COS7 50 per
barrel.
LEATHER.
Quiet end unchanged ; shoe
maker's stock , Eole leather , oak
tanned , 40@43o per lb. ; hemlock
tanned , 30@3G ; upper , common ,
2428 ; upper , domestic cilf
S1001 39 ; French calf , § 150@2 10 ;
domestic kip , 3P@S1 00FrenchSl ; 00
© 150.
HARNESS STOCK Quiet No. 1 , oak
tanned , 43@45oNo.fl ; , oakjtanned , 41 ©
43c ; No. 1 , hemlock tannei , 3840c ;
No. 2 , hemlock trimmed , 3739c.
TVODD.
Activa , with good damand ; hickory
and oak , S7 758 00 ; cottonwcod ,
$5 50(3 ( G 00.
BUICK.
Dull ; common In kiln , S3 50 ©
10 00 ; pressed , $16 0018 00. '
LUMBER.
Steady ; framing , 18 ft. and nndor ,
per 31 , S20 ; fencing No. 1 , 12
So 20 ft. , § 22 00 ; No. 2 , 12 to 20
ft. , $20 00 ; common boards , dressed ,
S20 00 ; flooring , No. 1 , § 40 00 ; No.
2 do , § 35 00 ; siding , No. 1 , S2500 ;
No. 2 do , S22 00 ; No. 3 do , § 20 00 ;
finishing , $40 00@55 00 ; shlplap ,
plain , § 23 00 ; ceiling , three-eighth
beaded , G inch , No. 1 , § 3500 ; shiu-
Klea , $2 50@3 75 ; pickets , No. 1 , par
M , § 32 50 ; No. 2 , § 25 00 ; p03tscectar ,
16@18c ; oak , 3040c.
KAILS.
Firm and unchanged ; car load lots ,
§ 3 00 ; Ics3 quantities , § 3.153 25.
STJRS.
Unchanged ; Mink , 2575c ; muskrat ,
B@8c ; otter , § 500@8 00 ; beaver , § 1 00
© 1 60 ; raccoon , 3550j ; skunk , 15 ©
40c ; wolf , 35@75c ; fox , red , § 125 ;
grey , ? 1 40 ; cross , § 2 50.
OILS.
Steady ; golden machinery , 45c per
" ! . ; lard , extra winter , 90o ; No. 1 ,
C5c ; No. 2 , 55c ; linseed , boiled , 62c ;
raw , 59c ; no.ita foot , pure , 75c ; coal
oil , 14Jc.
HIDES AND TALLOtV.
TJnchangedTreenhide3,5 ; @Gogreen ;
salt , 7 < § 7Ac ; dry flint , 14c ; dry silt ,
lie ; pells , 50c@l GC ; tallow , 5c
per lb.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocka.
WALL STREET , March 7.
Atl p. m. the prices were as follows :
MONET Four per cent , exchange steedy
QOVEBSilEJTTS.
Closed firm.
CtucaRo Produce Market.
C UICAOO , March 7.
The grain markets on the call were
modcratsly nctive aud stead ; ; mesa
pork met with a filr demand ; short
rlba and sides firmer with good in
quiry for the former.
Wheat Spring , March , " 93i@98jc ?
asked and 98f c bid ; April eold at 99
@ 09g ; May , § 1 03104 ; June , SI 04J
@ 104J ; July , ? l 03i a-ked and SL03
aid ; year sold at 93c , closing at 9S §
@ 985c for 3I rch ; 9i ! < g99gc for April ;
SL 03g@l 04 for May ; § 1 041@1 04J
for June ; 81 03@1 03 * for July ; 93 ©
93J for the year.
Corn 3Iarh sold at 37o ; April ,
33k * bid , May , . 42j@42Jc ; June , 42 ® *
' V
12Jo : July , 4 4./425o ; August , 43o
bid and 43o asked.
Oats Micb , 20Jc ; April , 293 ®
29Jc ; 3Uy , 3333o ; June , 33- ;
July , 32l32fa
AT. as Pork April sold at § 14 72 J ®
14 75 ; May , 514 85@14 87i ; June ,
§ 1497i@15 00 ; a les 10,250 bbla.
LsrdMarch , S9 97i10 00 ; April ,
§ 1007i10 10 ; May , § 10 12i@10 " 20 ;
June , § 10 27 © 10 32i ; year , § 9 95 ®
1000 ; sales 13,500 tierces.
Bulk Meats Short ribs , § 7 65 ®
7 CO ; May , § 7 G5@7 67i ; June , $7 80
asked ; sales 105 000 Ibs. ; shoulders ,
§ 4 70.
ChicaRO Live Stock Market
CHICAGO , March 7.
Hog ? The market was dull , not
sufficient ; sales being inado to estab
lish any change ; thlcpera bought the
bulk of those sold at about Saturday's
figures ; there were no extra lota on
sale ; prices ranged from § 5 10@5 55
for light packing and shipping ; § 5 00 ®
5 40 for heavy packing ; $ o'305 75
for good to heavy shipping lots ;
receipts 5COO head.
Cattle The receipts of cattle were *
liberal , taking into consideration the
condition of the different roads in
the west ; il is reported that ninety
cars of stock are on the Northwestern
road , but whether they will reach the
yards to-day ia 'uncertain ; the nom-
ber estimated to-day fa 3400 haad ;
the market ruled fairly active on
shipping and local account at about
Saturday's figures ; sales ranged from
§ 3 854 15 for cows and butchers'
steers ; § 4 454 75 for fair to good
shipping.
I'ew Yoric Produce Marten.
Nfivv Yor.fi , March 7.
Flour Receipts , 25OCO barrels ;
sales , 12,000 barrels ; market dull
and unchanged.
Butter Dull and weak ; Ohio , 12A
® 27. * -
Cheese Steady.
Sugar Firm.
Molasses Steady.
Rice Firm.
' Coffee Firm ; freights steady.
'Spirits of Turpentine Dull at
eeoo.
Resin Steady at § 1 75@1 80.
Tallovr Heavy at CJ@C3.
Eggs Western firm at 20i23o.
Gorton Nominal.
Wheat Steady ; aprins ; entirely
nominal ; Chicago , § 1 17@1 21 ; No 2
red winter , § 1 21@1 22i ; sales , 350-
000 bush3ls.
gjCorn Steady ; No. 2 , 57j ; sales
80,000 bu.
Osts Steady. '
Whisky Nominal.
Pork § 15 75 asked for April ;
S1550@1570forM.iy.
' Latd § 10 50@10 55 for
§ 10 jtflGgOjJO March ; § 10 50 ®
"i § 10 55 for May ;
or Juno ; § 10 12i@
ir-for the year.
uia Proauce
Ifr. Louis , March 7.
unchanged.
Wheat Bettot and slow ; No. 2
red , § 1 02J@1 02J cash and March ;
81 031 04g for April ; § 1 053 ®
1 OGJ < 51 05J for May ; § 1 03i tor
Junp ; No. 3 do , § 1 OOi ; No. 4 do ,
92cbid.
Corn Steady.j > nd nlow at 39c for
cash and March ; 40f@llc May ; 41 ®
41 Jc for June. "
Oats Inactive at 33 0 for cash ;
34 Jo bid for May.
ltj-0 Firm at 98c.
Barley Unchanged ; choice to
fancy , 90c < gl 00
Lead Dull at § 4 55.
Eggs Lower at 20o.
Whisky Ouiet at § 1 08.
Pork Better and slow at § 15 00 ®
1510.
Djy Salt Meats Nominal , but
batter.
Lird Nominal.
Receipts Flour , 7,000 bbla ; wheat ,
29,000 ; corn , 105,000 ; oats , 26,000 ;
rye , 1,000 ; barley , 11,000.
. - Shipments Flour , 0,000 ; w' eat ,
10,000 ; com , 19,000 ; oats , 26,000 ;
rye , uoue ; barley , uone.
St. Louis Live block Market.
Sr , Louis , March 7.
Hogs Higher.-aupp'y ' light ; Yorkers
and Baltimorea $5 35@5 GO ; mixed
packing ? 5 20@o GO ; choice to fancy ,
§ 5 bOSC 10 ; receipts , 2,200 head ;
shipments , 5,200 head.
Absolutely Pure ,
Mad from Or-ipo Cream Tartar. No othar
Itrsparation miktrj such 11-'ht , flaky hot breads ,
or luxurious pastry. Can bo eaten by drppeptics
vItiiout ( car of the ills resulting fromhe Indigestible -
digestible food.
Sold oi-ly In cms by all OroccrJ.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co. . New York.
I. VAN CAMP , ST. K. L. EIOGLSS , II. D
NEBRASKA
EDiGAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE ,
i WMI iK * gf '
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Now orea for the reception of pa tents for the
TKEMilENTOFALLCHIWNIOANDSUEai
CAL DISEASES.
DBS. VAN CAMP & SIGGINS ,
Physicians & Surgeons ,
Proprietors.
0 D BLOWS BLOCK- CORNER I4TH A
DODGE &TS. . OHAHa. NEB-
A. W. XASON.
ID S 3ST O7 X S T - ,
O7RCK Jacob's B cV , corf er Capitol Are. snd
\5 .h Streat. Onuh * KeK
Any ona havinir dead atJuals I will romoTfl
hem free of chirgo. Leave orders scntheast
cam r of narney and Hth St. , seconi door.
'
CHARLES SPLITT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advcrtisoment. To Loan , For Sale ,
Lost Found , Wants , Boarding , &c.will bo in
serted in these co urnus once for TEN CIiNT3
per line ; each subieqncnt insertion , FIVE CENTS
per line Tha first insartion never less than-
TWENTY-FINE CENTS.
TO
_
OSST XO WAK CaU ti IA.V OSco
. L. TBOaAS. noom 8. CreUhtrn Elocic
ONKY TO TtUl > 1190 Ffinifcun str.-st.
M Dr. Kilvratilp I an Aeoncy. cov.S2-U
HELP WANTED
WANTED Largo sere or Wirohouse , will
leaao for flvo ycare. AddrtfS at once
" W holesalo , " care of Bcc. 350 8
WANfKD A"y nne man experienced in th.
dry goods business and expe t at trim-
miner widows. S ata salary. Ktferen cs re
qnlieil. Address Lock Boi 748 Flat * < month
Neb. 313 9
W : ANTED A good ttrl for peneral h use
work. Apply a5 1418 Dodge St. 3J4-f
PURSTCLASiTABLEBOMlD At 2'7 Fam
JD lorn St. , b-t. 15th and 16th 855-li
WANTED Fi'st-classcook itnraediattly , at
277 farnhamSt , bet. IStU ind lath
S5M2
WANTED Gltl to take care of bal.y an
he'p at housework. Call ai I'ee Ofice.
319 if
TTTANTED A gooA competent girl for Louse *
YV work ; to such gojdvrasres will be paid
403 Cass , near 2 at St. SU-tf
"YTTANTED Situation by a girl to do genera
YV housework. Inquire ai 8. E. Cor. 16tl
and Chicago HU. 345-S
'ANTED By * competent trirl a situation.
Call or address ho. 221C 22d and Caa Sts ,
816-8
or four more g'nllemcn
boarders , at 1415 Howard , bet. 14th am"
15th Sts. 3 7-7
VTTAN1 ED Situation as hcus.-ktcper In.
VY respectable house. Address 21. . Posl
Office. sfiT-f
WASTED About April 1st a 6 or 7 room
house , north of Davenport ani west of
13th Et. , state hcatiou aud tcim * . Tirmnt
this offl < e. 350- '
WA Ttl ) Grod pirl to di liyht homcftork
EnquVe at 1519 Do ige Bt. 833-t
- at 511 Walnut St. betwee
WANTED-Girl
Sth and Ctb. S3)- ;
GIRL WANTED for general housework , a1
1519 E-irncy St. 330-6
VTTANTED A womia cooV , at the Erametl
V > House. 332-10
VlfANlED-A 2n' girl at Ueineke's r atau > ant
Y f corner 13 h and Jackron stg. 333 6
jl/TEN / WANTED-To Chop wood. T. Murray.
TXT M. II D..LUAN Wanted information o
YY Wm. H. Dalm n , lately a rasdcnt o
Kaat Oakland Californb , where ho ha ? a iviri
n1 four children who have not heard from him
for over a year. Any one knowing wh t hat be
come ot him will confer a treat fav rbyaddrrsj.
log M . Wm. H. Do'Iman , 1271 hleienth
Atenue , E t Oakland , Cat. 410-16
W ANTED A pirl for central housework , a.
S.V crrncr Illh and Dodge. 418-J
WANTED Situation br active joung man
in gncery or cigar sluro Good pet man
and accountant. Address T. K , W , Bee office.
4IO-7
-tTTAN ED-BY ONE 0 ? THE LARGEST
VY Wliolea'e ' Clotilng Hou'es in titw
York City , for tne c < mint ; ftil tr.de , exper.
eneed salesmen. Th' so havnj exr arience nd
commacdinif a eood trade i < l fi-d thsal'rst
class opportunity pply at once , with rcfar
cntcs , to A BC , PvBtofflce BoxOls. New York
Citb. -
39J-7
WANTED TO rent , tut a term r ( jcars , the
tlilrd story of some oriuk liuilding ( .con
to be erected ) , situated on the co ntr of the
st'cet in the basineaJ center rf Omiha. C 1I or
addwsa Goo. R Rathbun , Principal Great Wist
era Business College. 370-lf
WAtTiiD An experienced butcher winta
to atari a meat mnrketi n some email west
em toHTi , where there is none , or hers 010 is
nci.de < ; would take a relianlo partner. Addre'i
K. K. Webb , Jaik3on.Dalcota Co. Noh. 90-tf
WANTSn Agoodhouse-kcerir , 1100 Farn
h-wn street , up > tairs. 32-tf
POK KENT Barn , 277 FarnfcamSt. , bet. 15th
and 18th. 3i3-12
pIANO'ANDOKUANSFOURKNr At'nm
JL SI 50 to JO 00 per montn. F. K. Mewes ,
318 S. 101 h St. 3i5-j
FO t BENT Three rooms on corner of llth
and Lcircnworth Bt . 335-8
FORREST House of 8 rooms , on Ccitol
W 1 , McCa uc , oppoait * po > tcffico. 121-tf
TO IIEST Front tfflce , ' 317 S. 13th street ,
be Wf en Farnham and Harnteist sido.
H. W. Crcmer. 420-'f
T70R RENT t n e ejant farnisheJ front ro m
P withorvvithout tasrd , to two itsntlemen.
Enquire 1619 Dodje street. 423-tI
TTIOR RENT A store corner Loavcnwcrth ani
J } 10th a a. AUoGmoching birdsinrers for
sale. Enquire t Peterson , 80 * 10h st. 397-tf
TJIORKEVT Forty acr a improved , firm S }
JD S. W. < I Omaha. Enquire of A. Fudayson ,
22nd and Harney Sts. 390-tf
FOH KENT A furnished , * , uth lent room.
Inquire at No. 1012 Kariiham St. SS4-U
FOR ENT 2 lurulshed rooms o\ec ifer.
cLauta KiCii.ingc , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Qj lire streets. 239-lf
F'JS ' SALE.
FRS \ IiEA i mall engine , B. W. Pay no ft
Son's m&ke , l > ut littlp twd and in perfect
order. Enquire of II O. Clark & TO. S37-12
8ALrleardinr ! fixtures with house for
FOR . tooJ ; w i 1 of fir.m20 to25 regular
bcarde . AspleJid chance fern tprinj opening.
House in good Iccnt.on.Sati3actorv ( reasons siren
for tolling. Address S J. O , Postofflce , Omaha.
S33-9
T10R RENf 3 roomj. Enquire 1420'DongIas
J : Street. 33l-tf
TfjIOR SALE Ten (10) residence lots on urper
C Karnhamstreet. John L. M.-Ca ne , op ? .
P-O. * 3i9-tf
Til OR bALE Maps of Donalis and Sarpy
± ! ccuutics. A. KO.EWATER , 1520 Kara-
him Street. 320-tf
\LE-Seven good business lots on
FOR
Farnham street. JOHN I : McCAOUE.
Ktf Opposite Postofflce.
TT10R SALE Lease and furniture c * a ttr&t-
jL ? class hotel in a town of 1300 inhabitant9 , in
State of Nebraska. Has 21 reds , the travelling
men'g resort. Inquire at Dee office. 218-tf
TjlORSALE A BARGAIN A bul'.dme with
JU saloon flxturea , furniture and stock , on 10th
St. , opposite the U. P. depot , for sale very cheap.
Or the fixture * , furniture and stock will be eold
and buildiur rented. Inquire of ED. XKEISS-
MAN. 79-tf
TTIOK ALK T o close carriages , at A. J.
C Slmwon's. 911-tf
T OSTORSTRiYBD A-brown mare colt , 3J
I 1 yeara cU , whl e star on forehead , -white
spot on upper lip and white hind feet. The
finder will please leave word with John Anitrom
a : Stmpson'H carriage factory. 3438
FOUhD At FnlireLe's DOO store ± pocket
book. Owner can hare it by calli. g at the
stcre. 3:0-8
MIAKEN UP A ttrawoerry roan cow with a
1. white face and about 6 yeara old , at G. T.
Cornish's dairy , near UJ-tary bridge. S90 5
mEAMS CAN BE GOT At John Bur's stable
JL for all kinds of work , at reasonable figures
nar corner ISth and Leavenwortn St. 373-tf
-B = eTT.a. . g- -
RHEUMATIC ) CURE
Vfarran d a Safe , Certain and Spee-iy Cure for
Ilbeniuatisni in all i-s forms , > enralgia. Lame
B-ck , Pain In = Breast and Side , tain In the
btomach and Kidnojs , &c It is an internal
remedy , a Tonic and Elocd Purifier , and while it
removes the Disoisj it im ; roves the general
health.
SMITH , BL'CK & CO. , PROPRIETORS ,
PLATTSMBtnH.NEBRASKA- :
C. F.'Ooodman , gtneral 'agent , Omaha , Keb
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
In Ihe matter of the estate of W. L. Bern ! ? , d -
cea ed :
By virtue of anprder of the Discrict Court f..r
Dju-t'as ' County , Nebr ka , made on the 13th
day of March , 1SSO , Rrantinjr licenie to me a
czecutur of the estate rfWUlUm L. B-mls.de-
ce.sed , to sell the M ! esta'e ' of said testator in
siiJ omnty. I will , on the t2th diy of iilrcli ,
ia-1 , at thq ho ref 11 o'clock a m at tnj south
doer of the Court House , " in the" City of Omaha ;
iq said c uniy , sa'l t jmblic vendue the follow :
injr desciibed re l estate , eittuted in gi d County
ot Dqjgla , to-wlt : The eait } of l t 6 in block
S3 , in the City cf Onnbi , surveyed and litho !
graph < d Also Iota 80 and at in NelsonVmldition ,
to BiidC tyof Om ha , Term : of sale ca b ,
. . , WM.C.HONT ,
Executor of7. . L. Btv.g , Decea-ca. I1C-W4
THE DAILY BEE
the Litest Home and Tele-
News of th Day.
Cash Jobbers and Retailers of
- - 1319 Farnham Street.
We Call Attention to the extremely Low Prices
of our present Stock of
TabeLinensTowelsNapkins ! , Table & PianoCovers
AND HAVE MADE 11EI > CCTONS LV
56-Inch Bleached Linen Damask , formerly 70 cents , Now 50 cents.
60-Inch " " " " Now 70 .
- 90 cents , cents.
64-Inch Satin " " $1.00 , " 75 cents.
64-Inch " " 1.25 , " $1.00.
68-Inch Double Satin " " 1.50 to SI.60 , Now $1 20.
68-Inch Double.Datin " " 1.75to 2.00 , Now 1.40.
Two-yard wide Barnsley half bleached Damask at 75c. , well worth at retail $1 25. - , , „
Two-yard wide Extra Double Satin Damask , elegant patterns , formlrly $2.00 , now < $ l.60.
4-4 all LJnen Fringed Cloths , formerly 75c each , Now Reduced to 45c.
5-4 all Linen Fringed Cloths , formerly $1.00 each , Now Repuced to 65c.
7-4 " " " 1.25 " " " " 95c.
8-4 " " " 1.75 " $1. 5.
10-4 " " " 2.50 " " " " 1.95.
J arge size Linen Sets , Table Cloth * and Napkins to match formerly $7.00 , now reduced to
$5 75 each Large size Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Kapkitw to match , formerly 5900 , Now
Reduced to $6 50 Large siz- Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Napkins to match , formerly $10.00 ,
Now Reduced to $7 5O. Larse size Linen Sets , Table Glotha a d Napkins to match , formerly
$11.00and $12.00 , Now Keduced to $9.00.
TCTWIBT-jS !
Very heavy double Damask Towels , 24x44 inches , reduced from 50c to 37 l-2c each.
Fine twilled Barnsley Cream Damask Towels , hand knotted fringes , reduced from 75c to
54c each. Fine French double Damask Towels , 26x50 inches , formerly 90c , reduced to 54c.
ES3S iIISS2iO3IS ! ! EiE&EjEaS ! ! fe 3Ia LGjEa@ 2
To encourage the praclio ? , now"so popular -with many Ladie' , of purcnasing Embroideries early in
tne ye&r thereby auic'patingthf3 wants of summer , we make an Annual Custom e.jch J nuary of of-
le.-ing a LAEbLblOoE : of cir-fullyseected patterns , Our stock this year has b ° en pronounced
finer and cheaper than evrr befav ; we have Patterns and Nove ties usually bought by other mer
chants a yea-later. We have arranged to be supplied weekly withfresa goods. The prices asked
are mucn lower than those ol .Babtern houses who have gained a world-wide notoriety :
110 to $ . .OO a yard , on Muslin from 1-2 men to 54 inches wide. French Percale Em
a yard. French Namsoot and Swiss Embroideries Irom 15e to $2 75 a y rd
XESSS.S- :
Pairs and varioa sizea. To eflecc a speedy sale , we have BUNCH-
r atlclntlon 0/iunt.raidaaiofOmahttlo this department ; through it ice ulicitfnlm for goodtor
mail or express. Selection * are Mettle by competent clerk only , and we guarantee xitufae-
&c CO.
AOADEMYJJF MUSIC !
JOHNS. HALBCRT , - Lessee and Manager
Tuesday , Wednesday , & Thursday
ilaichS , 0 and 10.
ART Ei\TERTAL\3IENTS
- BY JUDGE -
W. F. BICK ,
A TRIP TO EUROPE
Without Sea Sickness or Expense.
Tue'day night , JUr h Sth. "A VNit to Pad ? . "
Wednesd iy night , Marih 9'h , "Rambles Thro *
Old Londm. " Thursday rl-bt , March iota , "A
Tour lhr , > ' British India. "
Intcrtp rted with Groiirincs cf Rare S atuary
from the Art Galleries of Evr > pc.
Too Clicagolious and othsr leading papora
characterize these Fnter'ainments ai most notel
and intercjtiog. "combining entertainment and.
.instruction iui most seductive furm.
Admissic n , 15 , 35 and 5'J c s. > o txtra ch-rje
for rtsarvel scats. Box-9 ect at Edhilm & .
Mat nee , Welnejday afternoon , 2 > cs. No
referred scalp.
FEVEft Mil
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S'S'OlTtACZS
8351132 *
H 53 Hi * "
Thcri Is no pivlllzeil nation In the Western
Hemisphere In which the utility ol Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters a tonlco rtctlve , and anti-
bllloiu medicine , U not known andappredated.
While it la a medicine ( or ill seasons and nil
climates , It la especially suited to the comp'ainti
f s nerated by the weather , kein ; t e par eat and
neat vegetable etitculant In th ? world
For > * le by Ura giaU and Dealers , to whom p-
1.1 ? lor Hoatettcr1 ! A minic for 1881.
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
Wire Fencing &nd Polling * pcl&ity. !
Their beauty , perrsartanca aid ecanotsy
ially working th extinction ol ail fencing
heap material.
Elegant in dadzn , Indcstructlbla
Fences for Lsirns , PcbUc Grounds and Ceae-
xry Plata.
Iron Va cs , Ltwn Sit teen , e&nopbd. aod t.l
tutic patterns ; Chairs wi bvcry description o !
ron and Wire ornamental wori designed ami
canofactored by T. BAF.SDM'd Wire and
ron W rk , S7 , 29 aad 31 Woodward Avo. , De-
roit , Mich. Saoi"A ! na" | ' -italogao and
rica Hat c < to2i
UNO. Q. JACOBS ,
fFornerly ol CIsi & Jacob ! )
o. 1117 I'arnhaai St. , Olil ataad cl 4ac&b Cf
; . " /j < R5 s > - TXitf3jRj.ru SO
VINEGAR WORKS !
ERNST KHEBS , Manager
Uannfactorer of all kinds o (
-t lSt.iBei. Stk. ani. 10'
5
Fii&'IUH STREET.
5OOOO ,
MAX MEYER & BRO.
P uiose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell th8ii >
e -tire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & Organ
.ATQ-3D
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20uer
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale Eouse ,
preparatory to moving into their
New Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
We 3Iea Business. Conic mid he Convinced.
All sales str Jctly cash , therefore we are enabled ( o
- oiler the consumers of the ivccd only first
quality goods for their money.
Beat straight lOc Cigar in the city ,
Best 3 for a quarter Oigsir ia the city ,
Beat Straight 5c Cigar in the city ,
Detroit Fins Cut a Specialty ,
Oar 80 3 Fine Gut is a good one ,
Bagley's Mar Flower in 8 and 16 ounce tiner
For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobacco-
- " -AT TOE
- iSGHIGAN TOBACCO STORE , "
141T Douglas Street.
Wears the only Dealers in the CelebratedBngley'e M.ay Flower
J. H. FLIEGEL & GO ,
Successors to J. H. TCIZtE ,
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
No. 1220 Douglas Street ,
L , USTIEIB
oc
S. G. STEVENSON & CO. "
Carpentcra and Bnndcra. h re remoreJ to No' . >
lM8Dodetreet , where they < , p Fared to
do alf t nd ! . of work in their line en abort notice
at reasonable rates.
rates.NOTICE. . ;
The innnil tncctl'g- the st'fkholdere of
the nmahl PublLhlnj Co. yill to h W Mondar.
1I < re h 7b 1831,7 35 p. m . at the offlca of The *
Unnh = B . E. KOSEWATErf , President
Omaha , Feb. 1st , IhSL