The DailyrBee/
Saturday
PatorBon B taeeal. V j- '
Vrederick , ! > * * Hitler.
Fog , frost and mabilis
Nice apple * Jry the rrdat .
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Fresh eupply of TorineMras jnet're-
ceivedatSaxe's. . . J r -
n , Crtighton Block. - - - o2frtf ;
Full line cf-artfcto' Statenak , a-tChi-
* ao prices , K uha' drag store. 'ad-Urn
North Star's 9th annual masquerade
at Metz's Hall Saturday , 19th. m64t
The Omaha .Electric company will
eon put In a telephone exchange at Ne
braska City.
Th9 Flatte had fallen six inches before
midnight last night and tLe ice was mov
ing oat steadily.
It < ra the band of tie Ancient Order
of Hibernians and not the Irish-American ,
that gave us BO delightful a serenade ,
Thursday.
There will be no district court in
Omaha next week , Jndge Sarage adjourn-
inj it for one week to hold court in Sarpy
county.
county.A
A force of men were tet to work
Thursday in theriver bottom excavatingf or
the foundatioms of th'e engine . .and boiler
house of the waterworks.
Mr. JohnL. Taylor , of the county
clerk's office , kas jurt Teceived the- sad
news of the death of hit mother , which oc
curred at St. "Louis , at ! i o'aockp.'m. ; on
Monday last. Htr death was rery sudden
as her fatal illnws only began Sunday
Messrs. BobertfTaylbr and Jach Taylor ,
ex-city clerk , are the other jqns * > f the
lady who are well-mown ia this com
munity. . . -
About 9 o'clock Thursday , toe'driver
of red car No. 4 , while stooping down 16
see if the turn-table in Shinn's addition
"
was in line w.th the track"suddenly saw a
man sneak np to tha front of the par and
make a grab for the csh box. The driver
ra.n up and grabbelhold of the fellow , who.
thereupon hit the drivera heavy blow.over
the head with a club , knocking him 'down.
The thief ran off and diwppearedJnihe.
darkness. ]
About o'duck last night a rather
ugly fight took place on Thirteenth street.
A young man named John Byrne walked
up to thewjuron of an expressman .named
Daniels and picked up a broom which lay
under the seat. Daniels told .him to lay it
down , which he refused to dev , and words
high in tha vocabilary of-profanity wre
exchanged. Finally Byrne struck Daniels
with the broom , whereupon the latter
wrenched the origins of household warfare
from his assailant and hurled it to the
ground. Byrne's ire was up by this time ,
and he ricked tip a whip which lay in
Daniels' wagon aud dealt the expressman a
fearful blow on tojvof the lead ; from the1
wound thus inflicted the - blood-jitozed.
freely. Byrne at once "Skipped , aria/tKei
expressman was * taken caM of byj" his
friends. ,
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K.
> Self'AQtlrjg
Rubber * . ; . ,
* t Bottom.figures >
AT'"H. DOLHB&CO. ,
Jjwdieg Skoe-Stora. -
Th t * ame old oil
mokes. TrySoloronn'juW tocWhlto
F.mlly Mdllghl Oil utifnl-
t , no stake ? r < 5nIyJ25 cento. l8-2t
qd 'lettuce at. ' '
2c & WltEtAMB'/
One new E tey Orgin. .
EDHOLM. & .
the Jorelors , Fifteeoth J eet
alte 1 . 0 V "i
veiy cheap'-J 1.5. TJ t
at'H. DOBLS'&CO. ,
Leading Shoe.Stpm
" BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
xnd fever impossible.
it , . , At C.Ir."aoodntM , > .
Contributions.
Mr. M. DODOTMI , treasurer of the
Irish land league , ha received $27
rom the 'committee ofthe branch
league at Sterling , the pracaedi of a
ball held there.roceully for the "Sene-
fit of the PtetBell foad C.T. MeA .
llff , Jamoi Harln , Ohrlei Fllnn and
John Osrtia aempote the coamlttee.
There will be a meeting of the
FlaiUren't i011.Satsrday evening ,
March ISthVTaCFerner HalL
F. W. MANHCLE , Preaident.
Hon. G. M. Lambertoon i * in the city.
S. F. Morse has returned from a trip'
east. ' " . . f
Mrs. Hickman , the milliner , has gone
east. - ' - ' *
Hon. W. A. Paxtpij h8 returned from' '
' "
the east. < " " ' ' ' '
Matt P trick. iat i homeagaln , from
Washington.
Chan. 0. Whedon , member of the late
house of representatives for Lancaster , is
in the city.
Chts. Whitney , well known as the for
mer pitcher of the Omaha base ball club ,
is in the city on short visit.
Howard Hewe'iiie ' fertner opular cltrk
at the Canfield House/is now installed in'
the same capacity at the St. .Charles. He
iv a genial,0 whohvaouled cenUemaa whose
services Mp valuable at all time * .
Solomon's Water White Family
deadlight e cents. * 18-2t *
p
Freeh , Salt and Smoked Tub at
2t LITTLE & WIILIAMS * ,
Print Bor- 17-2t
'm ! *
\
Minors at Scape's. . ' "
Oue Dollar Frames for 50 csuts fit
Hoapo's. ,
fc v
Art School at Hnpe's. L '
Shoe * gilded at-Hojp * < g ;
Two dollar chrlaao * fer orw'dolUr e
Curtains and Ltmbrequins at
Ho.pe'a.3 <
.
pjanolTat al.
Orgsjis at HotpeV
Steel Engravlnga at Ho pb' .
Frames t Boape's. 15-tf
Mixed Canary Bird Seed , in 1 ft al.
bozas , three for 25 cents.
18 2t SOLOMON'S.
Whichf Important ! Comjhg
" * * ' * * * ' ' * " .
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. , . EventsJCast/Before - *
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"JTbree Important .Enterprises
Jl _ j Under Way. * '
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: The ajeotiallohi w.Kcb fihave'beea"
or 10. long pending -ietween Hbe
oraerB.ofthe l4-VGtand'6eBtral .rite
ind the .Kitchen Bros. , are likely to
be cloied up within thVnext tweaty-
few : hears , in whichjsveBt Omaha
wlll have a new hoteVby January l t ,
1882.
1882.The
The deeds , contract and papers are
all here and signed and nothing re-
.maina to be done bat for the KitcheiiB
to pat op their money and take tholr
property. Mr. J. B. Kitchen was tel
egraphed Thursday and loft for Oma
ha on Friday's K 0 , St. Joa & 0. B.
train , which is behind time. The
prospects are favoravle for the imme
diate closing up o ! the bargain.
THE MUSIC HALL.
A meeting of-the executive commit
tee ot the Sjcngerbucd was to have
been held Ttmrad&y night bnt was nn
avoidably postponed nntil Sunday
afternoon , whan basinets of great Im
portance will be transacted. This is
probably the consideration of the pro
posed change of date of the Sssnger-
fest to bring it about Before the
Slocumb bill goes into operation. ,
The location , of the Grand Music
.hallJus been determined upon. The
vacant let justtsast of THE BEE office
on the northwest comer of' 9ih and
Farnham is scared. The building
will be'one stity in height and will be
80 by 132 feet in size ,
The auditorium will accommodate
1500 people and the galleries many
more. The stage will seat 150 singers.
On the east sldo of the hall will be a
Jarge sample room and parlor , while
the dressing rooms will be in front.
The contract is 'oyot ; lot though the
architect , Mr. VOBB , ha drawn apros-
pective of the building.
THE NEW ELEVATORS.
It will be remembered that at the' '
meeting of the board of trade on
Monday evening last the subject of a
proposed new gr'in elevator tras dis
cussed , and a special meeting was
called for Tuesday evening to hear the
report of a special committee appoint
ed to investigate the matter. For
reasons Hot best to be stated nothing
was done at'the meeting on Tuesday
evening , and It was 'feared By some
that the project had fallen through.
Thursday , however , a meeting
was held at tnVresidence'pl jr. G. L.
Miller , * trwhlch..Mr. Sidney Dillon ,
presjiBnt of' ' the U. vP. , was present
with representatives of the various
banks -the-city and it is understood
that a satisfactory , understanding was
-arrived tu and the"f40,000 required
to-be ubseribed'by the citizens added
io the-100,000 put ia by the Union
P vt&a. . OJ tli Br t namad Amount.
the greaier put la famished by
I Messrs. < HimebkUgh and.'Merriam'abrl'
each , of the banks Is said to have sub
scribed ? 5000. "
It is-wollnnderatood 'that the lines
atednji at."Dillonville have agreed
to-bulld a'$500oqp ; elevator , their ar
ticles , Jof ; incqrpDt tlon being now pnb-
lishedln The Council Bluff * Nonpa
reil.In conversation with.the most
promiiient and. influential business
man In the city Friday our reporter
asked-wby-ifwiis that if the elevators
qn-the-other aide were to be built
. .Omahawis io get any share of the
improvements , and , ' "if any , why
ot all ? ' , -
- It' was replied -that the pool lines
had determined to "build tbq elevators
at the transfer and it was a question
as'to whether the U. P. should have
any Interest in them at all or not. That
in Tjrder-io pmteot the. Wabash with
whom they are working they went into
that It is understood that an eleva
tor of the. capacity proposed to be
erected.iu this city would not accom
modate all the grain to be handled ,
ant the gentleman referred to said a
lalf a loaf wu better than no loaf. '
The stock company which is'to own
.he elevator here is not yet formed
rat the organization , It Is an *
lonnced , be perfected this week before.
Mr. Dillon's denarture. . The stroc-
mre is to be completed in time to han
die the fall crop.
Rubber Sandals ,
.Rubber Soles ,
Rubber StrapsV
Rubber Clogs , ,
Rubber Self-acting ,
Rubber Brighton * ,
* Hubbar Footholds ,
Rubber Skeleton ,
" For Ladies , - „ ' :
For Gents ,
„ , For Boys ,
. , -For Misses ,
For Children.
New Stock ,
Low Prices ,
at HENRY DOHLE & Co.'s.
Leading Shoe Store.
24x30 chromes In walnut . i and * , , -
frames , new , only 05 ccntt ,
Produce and-Provisions a specialty :
at LITTLE & WILLIAMS' ,
2 ; 1413 Douglas street.
.District Court. d
Krwie.Ts. Murray ; dismissed.
f.MeAd et aL rj. MoKplligoa et aL ; is
deaih of-defendant , Agues M. Mo.
Kalilgon , suggested.
etaLvj. McKelligon et al. ;
aa
"Davis vs. Davta ; dtmissed. ( * *
Laiitry vi. Overall , plaintiff kara
totabatitato copy of petitlok. la ten of
dtys ; defendant leave to substitute
copy 6fanswer in five days there
after.
after.Mey fvii.Kbcfe : ; coatinned bycon-
Mkt. " " '
* Edward vs. Board Co. Cpmmluion- > 9a
et ! . ; d missed aa-to ebuncilmen 9n
df Omaha aadJ. G. Mallette , treas- el
nre.
of
vsBeindorff et al. ; verdict J
ferr4ainUffierf21L10.v " T1 Ja )
> ymondtal.Ta McKplHwo et
k.fcf 'T * ' " " " * * * * * * * xmiirww v
. . ; death of-defondant Agnes M. Meo
KelHgon soggBRted. ' t _ -s H
Weiser v * . Weiser at L ; death of of
defendant , Joseph Welser , snggoBted. b
Raymond et al. vs. HcKelligon et
. ; verdict for plaintiff for f676.9L
Buudorson vs ; Worth ; continued by
stipulation.
Foster vs. J skoep ; dismUwf ,
Iflkelifiood that the U. P.Will
.Have to Build & New. :
Track.
The situation on the railroads to-day
remains practically unchanged. The
eastern trains came -la late and
the.'U. P. overland train left about 2
oViljek over the B. & M. " The pros
pect is that the washout west of Free-
mont will continue to oBsfrnct travel
for the'next ten days. The river fell
about alne inches last night and rose
again this morning : At the point of
the 'break the track crosses a
bend of the river which
Is the old channel. . The present chan
nel of the river runs south about-a
quarter of a mile. The gorge in the
river is just below the bend and the
water is thereby forced around the old
ronte. It is possible that if the water
washes out much more the old channel
will be taken np again bythe
river , in which event the present
track of the -17. P. will bo rendered
nselnss , and a permanent track built
clear around the bend. This will no
cessltate the laying of over four miles
of new track , at great expense. ThrS
depends wholly iiptn the g ing out ol
the gorge.
The Western Uulon telegraph lines
have washed ; oat at this point. The
linosof the U. P. are all right so far ,
though they have built about' ' four
miles of new line to ba ns.ed in case of
an emergency. In the meantime the
Western Union are using the new
wires.
The Missouri at this eity is ready
to break up at any moment. Its chan
nel was open tirenty or thirty feet
wide Thursday , for a distance of about
a thousand yards from a point four or
five blocks above the bridge. The
heavy body of ice on either side of
the channel is rising with the river
and hss detached itself from the
banks , leaving it free to rush against
whatever may stand- ahead of it at the
first signal of a breaking up.
There was a washout onthe.Kansis
City road on Wednesday night , in
consequence of which It was necessary
to transfer passengers on Thursday's
train.
Spring styles of young men's nob-
bies at the Great Sow York Hat .Co.
mar8t2
Ordsr no frames made until yon get
Solomon's prices. m8t2
LOST.
A gent's red scarf , between the
posfoffice" and the U. P. depot. A
liberal re'ward will be paid for the same
at ihe office of 0. F. Driscoll , Wil
liams'block.
Choice Creamery Butter at
2c LITTLE & WILLIAMS' .
Sixty cent dinner buckets for thirty
five cents. One gallon coal oil cans
for fifteen cents. Will bo sold fo
theee low prices this week ;
, * . WM. F. SroETZEt ,
Tenth and Jackson Sts.
Hotbed Glass , 8x10,82.80 per box.
,2t SOLOMOM'S :
Boal Estate Transfers.
Wm.T. , Hoins to Geo. Hong , lots 8
and 9 in blk 124 , town of Florence ;
tax deed , $150.
Terry Swlgart et al. to Henry SwI-
gart , w i * sw J aec 14 , tp 16 , r 12 , e ,
, d. $1300.
Geo. H. Bogg and Lew W. Hill to
Lara Jansen , part SB i no J sec 2 , tp
1C , r 11 , e , w. d. $575.
Joscph.H. Milbrd and wife to Wm.
Oaborne , B. J of se. i aud part of w.
of nw. j , sec. 18 , town. 16 , range 11
e. , w. d. $1,6JQ. }
Sophia Low % lo Fred. B. Lowe ,
parcel in LowoVfirst addition , w. d.
$1,500. ;
Wm Dfttley , TJ. S. marshal , et aL
to B. E. B. Kennedy , e. J of lot 3 , '
block 102 , w. J of lot 2 , block 266 ,
Omaha Deed.
Allen Koch to Lewi * . T. Hessler , lot
1 in block. 7 , Shinn's addition , q. c. d.
-$350
MODER5T SPIRITUALISM.
The friends of progress in religion ,
spiritualists , and freojhlnkers gener
ally , are cordially Invited to attend
the'exercises on the ' 33d anhlvenuy
of. Modern Spiritualism , March 31st ,
1881 , at Liberty Hall , on Bart street ,
west of Military bridge , Omaha ,
'
Nebraska ; .
The following is the programme for
the day : 10 a. m. Invocation , short
addresses and aeminisaenceij 2:30 : p.
m. Anniversary address by a Spirit *
aalist ; 8 p. mi Musical and literary
exercise ; , followed by a "Socisl Hop" '
In the spacious bail over , the Institute ,
which will accommodate from two to
three hundred people.
J. ED. SMITHManager. .
ml6-d&wlw
A FULL LINE
of staple and fancy groceries , fresh
EGGS , choice BUTTER , select PO
TATOES , etc. , etc. , at
WILLIAM GENTLEMAN'S ,
17-4t Sixteenth and Can sts.
--Emmit Solomon-will set one light
of glass or more on call at
SOLOMON'S
i2t Paint , OH and Glass S uro.
Military Mandates.
"Laavo of absence for twenty-onu
days , to take effect when bu cervices
can be spared by his post commander .
in
granted Captain "Frederick Meara ,
Ninth infantry , Port McKinney , I
Upon the recommendation of his of
company and poet commander , BO
much of the portion of the sentence
conhnemeat awarded JPrivato Rich
ard Williams , company K , .Ninth in
fantry , as remains unexecuted April
8,1881 , is remitted.
By authority from the adjutant
general's office , dated March 12,1881 ,
fjrlocga of six months , with per
mission to go beyond the sea ( to take tb
effect after hit intended re-enlisttnont
March 1 , 188J ) , is granted private
John Weber , company A , Fifth car-
Upon the recommendation tf Me
company and post . .commander , so
much of the portion -of the of
confinefnea $ awarded ; private
birt Stewart-compaay D , Fourtt ah
20,1881 * . is remitted. , j n
All fine spring styles now ready at j
the New York Hat Co.'s. ml8t2 ' ri
OF OUE "FATHERS ,
The Rev. Father Hughes of St.
Louis Lectures in
* *
Omaha. -
'
Bar. Father Hughes , of St. Louis ,
poke at some length Thursday * at
St. Phllomsna'a cathedral , the subject
being the Faith of Our Fathers. The
church wsi filled.
The speaker detailed the trials and
persecutions which Ireland had suffer *
ed for many centuries , and pointed.to
the faith of our fathers which hadboen
rewarded by the evangelization of the
world. "Faith is a divine rift ,
and faith in Christ is
thefirst of all graces
that adorn the " Christian character.- "
A good many centuries ago , when
Ireland was enveloped In the dark
.cloud of Paganism , the nation was
celebrating one of the chief festivals.
A stranger appeared , lighted by a fire
fron above , and preached the word of
God .to the people ; and , upon being
called tp tisk , in the face of kings St.
Patrick made his defense , which haB
converted tha world to his faith. He
had come to preach. The priests of a
false , religion are simply unconvertable ;
to foreako their faith at that time waste
to racrlGca all there is in honor and po
sltion. St. Patrick detended himself
by preaching Christ , the consequences
of which were simply astonishing.
"Not that the priests submitted 'tothe
truth ; not thU kings submitted ; not
that the chiefs submitted , but the
consequence was that the whole
people submitted at once. And 'God
thereupon planted among them. a faith
which has made for them a world of
admiration. Besides being an , Isle of
sanctity it is as well"an isle
of learning. .In the course of his re
mark's 'the speaker alluded to the late
czar of Russia ; how he had for 26
years persecuted his people by exiling
them to the1 mines of Siberia , which
wai a fate worse than death. Ho was
also responsible for tha liye ? of his
soldiers which had been sacrificed in
the Turko Russian war. But the
powerof a government w s the
power of God. The policy
of the late emperor , was but
the workings of destiny. All thin suf
fering bad to be borne , to the end
that the whole world be evangelized
and converted to God.
The speaker took a wide scope in his
remarks , indulging in bursts of pure
eloquence at times , and evincing a
knowledge of the subject tn hand , and
the ability to impsrt it , which is im
possible to reffect in a passing notice
like the above.
The lecture was followed by music
appropriate to St. Patrick's day.
Oil in 5 gallon lota delivered free. '
18-2t . SOLOMON'S.
There's where the wind blows , the
BEST- goods and the CHEAPEST
prices , at Elgutter's Mammoih Clothing
i lOOl Farnham , cor. 10th at.
Coal Oil 14 cents , in 5 gallon lota ,
delivered. SOLOMON'S.
18-2t
„
I have the largest stock of Picture
Mouldings in the city , and will make
you the lowest prices. SOLOMON.
ml8i2 -
Pure us the driven snow on the
mountain top ,
Solomon's Headlight Oil. 18-21
Beauty , health , and happiness for ladies
in"WINEOFCARDUI. "
' At C. P. Goodman' * .
SYCAMORE SAM'S SOEBOW-
His Wanz Were Few , But
His Squl'Graved.forvthe
Widow' . !
* . . < a. _ - , - : - i
Love's x ounr-Dream in two
Paragraphs :
For nianymcons : past it has been
our pleasure to note the ups and , !
downs of a young lady resident df j
north Omaha whoso maiden beauty , Jv
and bewitching smiles have rendered
her conspicuous in .the circle wherein
she reigcsBupreme. Jjast January wp
detailed one -of her adventures , In
which it waastatod.ihat.her aunt had
barred the doqr against the fair one.
becauae she had danced too late , pay-
ng no heed Io the mandate of the
stern pusrdian which fixed the hour
cf 10 p. ta. as the .extreme limit of.
her absence from home. Like nil
'other beauties , she h s a score of ad-
mirere , and the fact of her being a
grass-widow explains.why she is so
well quslifiodfto divide her attentions
among as msny of the boys as seek to
do her homage. Chief among the lat
ter , wo are told , is Sam Farnsworth ,
whose attentions were rewarded with
the smiles and caresses of onr heroine.
He it was who sought for her a lodg
ing plica on the night above alluded
to , and subsequently a home with the
family of a paid fireman , living on
Izard etreet , where she felt content in
allowing time to heal the breach which
had occurred between herself and t.ar
aunt. The household of the fireman
was not informed why Mrs. Wanzi was
installed under their roof , nur that
young Farnsworth played any part
the comedy ; and as she paid her
board us a regular boarder might do ,
thry perhaps saw no grounds on which
bias a protest. During this stage
thojplay any person who had stood
with the reporter at a certain point on
Sixteenth street , about 8 o'clock every
evening , could have seen the affectkn-
ate meeting of the lovera , and the
Itfisun-ly ramble1 vrhich followed.
About this time Brown's masquerade
brewing , and it necessitated
purcharo of a new tuit by Mrs.
WHIZJ. This was procured of 31w.
Puck , a dress-maker on 18lh street ,
and from & member of the latter's
family n paic of'gold bncelots wore
hurrotrco , loguUn-T wilU other articles
itppkCttl , 'with chich our fair nna
odoroe-l i.er &ucelic form. The orna
ment o vfeTvi to be returned the iex : *
morning.
.Tha aigbPof' the bal-masq ni ! . !
rivid , lut the young man who wor-
shipped at the ; shrine ofonr goddess
was prevented , through the peculiar
circumstances surrounding the advent
into her new home , from ca'llng upon
or accompanying her to the ball. He
accordingly prevailed upon mutual
friend , 'Mr. Fielding , to escort the
young lady to 'the hall , acd he would ,
take care of her during the remainder
of the' evening. This plan was con
summated , though the event has no
direct bearing on the case , except to
mark the last appearance of the dashIng -
Ing widow among her friends. The
next day ehe packed up and left , dis
regarding her obligations to the dress
maker , and the claims young Fares-
worth no doubt had upon her affec
tions. The ( hiunts that knew her
oncejcuow.hor no longer.
MARKETS ISY'TELEGBAPH.
New York Money and. Stocks- ,
"WALL STBEET , March 18.
At 1 p.m. the pricei were as follows :
MOJJET 5 per cent. ; exchange , steady at
S4. l@4.84.
GOVERNMENTS.
Firm.
TJSGVSU..102J TTS4's . 1 0g
U S 5'a . 1 28 Currency 6'a..l 30
u a 4i's..i 113
STOCKS.
A&P. . 4G * Del & Lack. . . . 12CS
AU . "ill D&RG . 1 < 3 *
WIT . 115 Erie. . 471
NYC . 144ij H&StJoe .
N.J.C. . . , . 10 < i Pfd. . 10 4
ic.-- : : . : . . . .IHG : j i M . . . . . . ena
Ohio Cen . 30 L S . 127J
M C . 113 Northwestern. .123
UP . ll'Ji O&W . 3d
OP : . . . . . DC PM . . . . . 58
C S. " . . CG Reading . * 64J
Manhattan. . . . 40J St P & O . 44
Metropolitan. . . 120 Pfd . lOlf
NTTElsvated..l28J St-Paul . 112i
Alton . 45 AVabash . 4G
OS . 814 pfd . 89 ;
CJJJU . 24J N&C . - . . - . . . :
CHICAGO , March 18.
i Wheat was active and lower.durlng
'the early part of the session , bu
firm at the close , tbe trading beinj
chiefly in futures ; corn andoats , wer
In fair request and a , shade firmer
rye quiet ; mees pork ard lard in fal
request nnd a shade easier on' ' Apri
and Maybut steady on longer futures
short ribs a shade easier.
Wheat Spring , April sold
81 02J@1 02S ; May , § 1 07i@li07
June , $1 071 07j ; July , § 1 05
@ 1 06 ; year , SG 'JG a ; closing a
§ 1 02J1 02 for Aprilr-81 07j@l } 07i
for May ; $1 07J@l 07 * . for June
51 055 bldfor July ; 96io bid for th
year.
year.Corn April sold at 40c ; May.42J@
43c ; . June" , 42J@43jc.July ; ; 43g@43le
August , 44c ; closing with sailers
outside prices.
Oats April , 30c asked and
bid ; Msy told t 3434c " ; June
34ic ; July , 3232Jc. /
Mess Pork April sold at $15 50
May , § 15 65315 67 * ; June , § 15 82
asked ; July , § 15 92A@15 95 ; year
$15 00 asked ; closing at Si5 47i ©
15 50 bid for April ; § 15,6515 , 67 * . to
"May ; § 15 80@15.82J.for.Juno ; § 15 92
for July. Sales 6,250 barrels.
Eird March , § 10 60@10 65 ; April
'
§ 10 65 ; May , § 10 7710 80 ; June
§ 10 8710 90 ; July , § 11 00@U 02 *
year , § 10 27J ; closing at 810 62J ©
10 65 for April ; § 10 7710) ) 80 for
May ; § 10 90@10 92 * for June ; § 1100
© 11 02 * for July ; § 10 27J10 SO : fo
the year. Sales , 12,250 tiercpfl.
Bulk ! VIeAtgShorr ribs , 'April of
feredat § 7 77 " * with § 770 bidMay
sold § 7 97 * . ; "Juno , § 7 97 * ; closing
at § 7 877 90 for May ; § 9 97 * . < § 8 0 (
for Juno. Sales 115.000 Iba.
Chicago Live Stock filaricet
CUICAOO , 3Iarch 18.
Cattle /Thorp was an active nwrke
for all grades ; shippers and buyers lot
export were 'on hand , but the supply
of choice to extra qualities was belt > v
their requirement * ; stock a eers anc
feeders w < * re iu good request at fully
previous figure ; ; cows and butchers
steers were inquired for ; the prospec !
is that tha yards will be cleared ol
stock before tha c'oaesales ; rnngec
from § 3 25@4 25 for butchers' cows
and steers ; § 315(93 ( 90 for stockera anc
fjpders , and from § 4 15 ® 4 76 for
fair to choicestatriand from $5,15
@ 5 45 forehoic to extra smooth .heavy
shioplng and exonr ersj imntket-wsn
active and steady at' 11 o'clock. The
fresh receipts were 4.000 head. i
flogs The market ruled tolerably
active and steady for shipping lotsbut
weak and 5 ; lower for light packing
aad ehippmlr g a rt ; sales ranged
from 8580:55 9 , for lfRhc packing ;
§ 5 3535 90 fif hwy packing , and
from5 $5 70(56 ( 35 foe good to choice
smooth heavy shipping lets ; there
were no extrn finis - ! < ' .
. New York , Proauco
. , NRW VofiK.JiIarchJ.8
Flour Receipt' , 19,000 barrels ;
sales , 13COO b rrea. ! Market steady
.and ' with H it.oderate export and
local demaiul.
- Butter -UncViuitjeilj Ohio , 10s30c.
Cheese Uuch-u ged at 8@13Js.
Petroleum Dull . .r.d weak ; treljhti
'heavy ;
Sugar Unchai-Rod
Molasses Un hanged.
Rlca Firm.
Coffc-e Qiiet ; anl'woaC. ,
Spirits of Turpotniiie D'jll at 46 ®
46c per pillnn.
' floein Quiut.
Tallow Soid j- .
Eigs Wett ru tirtn at 1920.s.
0'itton ' Str dyAfl-sl ;
dling nj landa , glJ. 75 ; Qrloaui , § 11 CO ;
fu urea firm ; ' Moch. $1046 ; April ,
§ 10 50 ; M.ty. ffO 53 ; June , § 10 69 ;
July , § 10,79 ; Aubu-iv , 10 83.
CLOSING
Wheat Irregular ; ' , Chicago , § 1 22
@l 23 ; Milwaukee. § 1241 25 ; No , 2
red winter , 31 25 ® I 26 for cash ;
§ 124 * for , March ; § 123 * for April ;
$1 22 } for May ; § 1 2l | f > r June.
Sal 6 , 35,000 bushels.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , 59Jc. Sales ,
75,000 bushels.
Oats Steady.
Whisky Nominal.
Pork § 16 25 asked for April ;
§ 16 10@16 25 for M y.
Lard § 11 0711 15forcashj sales ;
at § 11 10 for March ; $11 07 $ ® '
11 1'4 for April ; § 11 1211 15 lor
31y ; § 11 17i for June ; SH 20 ®
11 25 for July ; § 10 5710 . 60
Seller for thfl TBur. _ _
AUADEMT OF'MU IG !
JOHN S. H&LBEtUT. ' . - 'te eo ind'Manager.
Monday ' & Tuesday Evenings ; " *
Marchath nd 22d. _ ; ,
The Beautiful Talented ami TragedlenLe ,
ROSfhELLE.
Pronounced by.ilt.wbo haTeBceotertrja'com- .
InQueent ; > f tbc-rAmcruan tngle a'-agc. , Suj-
ported bjr the well known actor , - *
S. W , 3litcicH ! , v
And a H'lt-Clas * Company. will open itl ! tnc
> cKEslc Dnnna'of
To be foL'owed br one ot'tha , tfi * . Sel ctlonsr
from lier extensive reperloirn. - " -
Trices as usual. Sescrvcd scats it Edholm. &
Erici son's after Friday monitor M 8"30mlCSt * *
mlCSt
-
TWO DOLLARS WILL SKOURB
TIIK W EKi'
Yrar -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisement ? To Loan , For Sale ,
Lost Found , Wants , Boarding , &e. , bo , in-
scrled tu tneso columns once ( or TEN CENT !
per line ; each subsequent insertion , FIVE CENTS
per line , The first Insertion never less than
TWENTSt-FIKE CENTS.
TB.18AM-HOMEY.
GOKA ififiA TO LOAN At8per cent In-
5 > /cOU.UUU t restin. . uira ot $2503 and
upwards , for,3 to Shears , onflrtt-cas\clty ! no
farm vroptrty. fsvia" RFAL ESTATS and LOAS
15th * nd Doaglaa fet" .
10RST XO COAX Call at Iw Offlea
M D. L. gHOHAS. Room8.reUhton ! Block
ONKY TO LOAK HOD Farohun street.
Dr. Kdwarda Loan Acency. nov-SJ-ti
HUP w/umb /
Good cook at S77 Farnham St.
WANTED wages paid to a. first-class girt
Apply.lramecaately. 431-18
i ODD COOK WANTED AtpccldectilHote :
t , 'corner ol Howard and Tenth ttreelg.
' 431-tf
"VTTASIED T o unturnbhcd roons with
-YY brci-d for two , In central locition. , Ad
JrCM A. B. X. , Post Office Box COS 484-24
A HOUM ol 7 or 8 roomj , not to
WANTKD 8 or 10 blocks from postcfficc
must be well located , t. H. Langworlhy , ol
"Do-an & Lingvo thy. 430-2"
f lRli WANTKD For Reneral Lonasworlc
\JT Those haviiiB oid references < an app'j
S. E. corner 2litaiid Uurt etr > ct ( brick bouse.
423-18
A Imjer for a pain ? grocarj
WANTED . W.60i * > il : buy * toro bu lulu ?
21x5S Ioon main a ra < t , scoi d > tock and d.'livgr
\v on an I hm sn , in Siducy. Jfeb , . cofd chanc
for the "right"man. Address A. > cwmin. > id
nev , No1 ? .
" | T,7ANTrD , Th'o Troy Laundrv is now pre-
YV psredtotum.eutthe best of work f j
g nts and lidiss 42'i-i'
W'AKrED A rompctci.t girl ; rou tb < aaoot
t.oot , wn8 > eraiid , ironr. Cast tiJe 2Ctl
bet. Cnca : o rfd C-ss * 0-1
Two more boirdere at 31.1 Jiurtl
WANTED Davtnpott and Chi
cngo. < aat aide' 337-tt
W nts situation 'a I house-keeper
Call Ko. 124.6 llowird streetbctwcon 12t"
and IStb. 324
WANTED A girl 'for ' general liounwork.
Must be KO'd cook. Ouod wayraloctm
petent pirMrs. ) . M. Rogers , corner'19th an
LeXvenworth st-eets. 371-tf
An experienced butcher wants
WAXTSD n meat niukuti n some small west
ern IOV.TI , where there ia none , or' where one is
necJol ; would take arcllft'jle partner. AdJren
K. K.iWebb ; Jajtaon , DaKoU Co. Neb. EO-U
ANTEO Agoodhousa-keeur , 1109 Farn
YY ham street , up flairs. 32-U
FOR REKT-HQUSES AOO'LAKD.
TnOR KUNT The three story brick "Kuropea
JJ Hotel , " on corner of 15th ami Farnham
street. , , ThB wnole or part. Knqnire at Davi f
S.nyJcr or Baikcr Brat , Gas office. 41U-1
Twol rge'\cry-pleasant rooms
EORRENT or ur.furnijheh , N. ' E. corner lit
and Bart. " 423-1
KENT Front office , 317 8. 13th , street
TO be.wcen Farnham and H rn y , e t side
H. W. Crcmer. 420-tt
RENT An e egant taraijbcJ front ro m
FOli or without coard , to two gentlemen
Enquire 1619 Dodge street. 423-tt
T710U RENTp-A etore corscr LeaTcnworth an
JP lOtli s's. Also G mocking birdalnrers fo
sale. ' Knquiro at Peterson , SO } 10h St. 397-t
'T710R RENT Korty acres improved , farm S
P S. W. of Omaha. Enqu.ro of A. Fudaysdn
22nd and HarneySts. ' ; 300-t
RENT A furuishoJ , south lent room
FOR at No. 1612 Karnham St. " fgl-t
TJTOR RENT 2 furnished rooms over' ilor
JP chants Exchange , -X. E. Cor. 16th itu
Dodge Btrceta. csa-U
FOR SALE.
FUR SALE A cir oad cf Rood horses fo
'draft on road , a few'good lamlly "horses
Mew barn , 16th St. , bet. Farnham and Donglai
E. QOUNT. 433:24
T7\OR \ SALE A fine safe family horse , also
C 'fresh mil'tr'cowaud nearly new tp bniy
L. F. Maginn , No. 8 , Cnichton Ulock , Omah
Neb. 421-1
? OR'SALK A peed gentle horse , cneap. 221
Podge St. OEO. b. LAKE. ' 403-1
T7IOB SALE Good dwelling home , J room
JJ > aud kitchen , peed bamand outhouses , in
Johnson's icd fflco" ' 303-t
TJlOlt RENT 3 rocms. Enquire 1420 Douglas
PStreet. . 33Mf
TTIOR a"ALE Ten (10) ( ) residence lots on uppe
. H .Jfarnuam street. " JohuL. Mi.-Cazae , opp.
P.O. 339-U
POR SALE Mars of DoucUs and Sarpy
.counties. A. HOjEWATER , 1520 Kara
hum Street ; 320-1 f
OR S\tiE Seven good business lots * on
Farnham street. JOIIff t. . McCAQUK ,
f5tf Orpogi'e Pontofflce.
FOR. SAliC Lease and furniture ofadrst-
class hotel la a town ot 1300 Inhabitant * . In
.btata . of Nebraska. Has 21 beds , the travelllnz
'men's ' resort. Inquire at Bee office" ' 218-tf "
OK SALE A BARGAIN A buildinj with
F
saloon fixtures , furniture and stock , on 10th
St. , opposite the'U. P. depot , for sale very cbrnp.
Or the fliture * , furniture and etock will bo.eok
and building rented. 'Inquire of Et ) . RLEl
MAN. . 79-f
I UK ALrT clew carrisgen , at A. J.
P
Slmpson'3. flll-tl
T710UMD Ccrtlficitoof Dcptelt. luquire at
JD thsBarhWiro Works , S. IS'h'-t. , bet.
Howard and Hartley. ' 435 13
BEMI3 IIu rattl n ; loul ; llati of houses , lote ,
lands ami farms fur talc. Call and cd
hem.
LOST Drown and nliito i potted pointer d y ,
short riotja. end ot tali off Stiltabl * re
ward will b give i by icturnJnj tp SI x ileycr.
EAWS CAN 8E GOT At John Barr B stible
I for all kinds ot work , at reasonable D U
near comer )3th and Learenworta St. S7S-tr
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Undo from Grope Cream TarUr. No other
prcpiiuUon makes such light , flaky bet breads ,
orlaxuriou3piatry. Can bo latal by Djrcp -
tla without Irar of the ill ) resulting Irom heavy
indigentiblo food. Bold ofly in on ? , by all
Grocers. KOTAL BAKIXO POWDHB Co. ,
New York.
J. H. FLIEGEL.
' * -Successor to J/JEI. THIELE ,
51ERCIIANT TAILORS ,
No. * 1220 Douglas Street ,
* .
A T = T A
T MOUNT ,
Manntwttirer andD aler in
SADDLES
aud
HARNESS ,
Agents for. JAMES R. HILL
& CO. , Celebrated
"
-4WCOBD IIAUNESS.
Beat in The WorldTSS
1412 Faraham St. , , . ; !
- . - , : j Omaha-Neb.
8 P.
, .
P.Cash
Cash Jobbers and Retailers ot - *
DRY GOODS ! DRY GOODS ! * *
1319 Farnham Street 1 * w. a > i f
; , t-r , r .
"i .0 ' ' . . x t-
rf ? a M K
We Call Attention to the extremely LowPrieesf JVU
of our present Stock of * ? ? ? i
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
- T ( * H
TabIeLinensToweIsNapkins , Table & PianoCover * "
* ' / 7 FiMH
AND HAVE MADE REDUCTIONS IN - * , - " r
66-Inch Bleached Linen Damask , formerly 70 cents , Now 50 cents. - , ox. , :
60-Inch " " " " 90 cents , Now 70 cents.
, , 64-Inch Satin " " $1.00 , " 75 cents.
64-Inch " " " 1.25 , " _ $ I.OO. , ?
68-Inch Double Satin " " 1.50 to $1.60 , Now $1 20.
68-Inch Double Datin " " l.75to 2.00 , Now 1.40. .
Two-yard wide Barnsley half bleached Damask aL75c.f well worth at retail $1.25. v"
Two-yar.d wide Extra Double Satin Damask , elegant patterns , formlrly $2.00 , now $1.60. " - '
4-4 all Linen 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 " " " " $1.25.
10-4 " " " " 2.50 " " 'V " 1.95.
1 arge size Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Napkins to match formerly $7.00 , novr f.educedto
$5 75 each * Large size-Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Ka kina to match , formerly 99 OO , Novr
Reduced to $6 50 Large siza Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Napkins to match , formerly $10 00 ,
Now Reducf-d to $7.50. Laree size Linen Sets , Table Cloths and Napkins to match , formerJy
$11.00and $12.00 , Now Keduced to $9.00. - . -
Very heavy double Damask Towels , 24x44 inches , reduced from 50c to 37 l-2c each.
Fine twilled BarnsleyCream Damask Towels , hand knotted fringes , reduced from 75c to
.54c each. Fine French double Damask Towels,26x50 inches , formerly 90c , reduced to 54c.
JliJAU
To encourage tha practice , now so popular.with manyladie ? , of purcnaaing "Embroiderfes early in.
the year thereby anticipating the wants of'summer ' , we make an Annual Custom each January of of-
fednga LAEOL1 STOOK of onrpfully se'ected patterns Our stock this year' has been pronounced
finer and ( cheaper than ever bfeforf ; we .have Patterns and Novelties usually bought By other merchants - .
chants a year later. "W e have arranged toj be supplied weekly withfresh good8cThe prices , asked- ,
are much lower tban those of astern houses who have gained a world-wide notoriety :
Muslin Embroideries from Ic to $ .OO a yard , on Muslin from 1-2 inch to 54 inches -wide , French Percale B m
broideries from 5c to $2.00 a .yara. Iench flaiasoolcand Swiss Embroideries rrom 16cto $2 75 a yard.
Hera we'trnva'accunmlnted'a larcelot ol Odd Pairs and various sizes. To effect a speedy sale , we have BUNCH- '
'ED StOCKiNGS. In each Bunch we have put all of one s'ze ; some contain ten pairs , some eight , some seven , .five- . ,
and three , and we have 5Oo Bunches. 75c Bunches , Sl.OO Bunches. $15O Bunches , $2.0O Bunches , $2 5O Bunchea.1 ,
. -BLAGS CASHERES-Our Spring importation * art now in New York. We hare rectlxed sample pieces of 40 an < L43-inch at SQc.-
91.00 , § 1.15 and S1.S5 , and canaaure our patrons no tuck values ictrecter-lie/ore thovn by us :
Mail Order fiepartmcnt We call attention of non-raidenti of Omaha to this .department ; through it ice tolicit rder * far goods or
samples 'Orders so sent are filed by the return mail or express. Selections are made by competent elerJa only , and we guarantee satisfac
tion or refund money. We carry ike Largeit Retail Slock west of Chicago , and aford you alt the adeautagcs of a pereonal visit through
our Sampfe Envelopes. One .Price only Marked in figures. ' ' - ' " -
' A . " ! '
S. &c OO.
ANDSTILLTHE LION
Continues to
Koar for Moores ( ) "
HARNESS tfc SADDLERY ,
ft
I have adopted the Lion as a Trade
Mark , and all my Goods will be stamp
eil with the JUion and my Name on
the ame. No Goods ore genuine
without the above stamps. The best
material ia uicd and the most skilled
workmen are employed , and at the
[ owfst cash price. Anyone wishing
n price Hut ot goods will confer a favor
by tending for one.
DAVID SMITH MOOEE.
L VAH CA P , SJ. D. B. JX EIOOCJS , M. D
NEBRASKA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE ,
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Now open for the reception of pa'fonts fir tha
TREVTHBNT OK ALL cnKUNIt ! AND SUBQI
OAL DISEASES.
DItS. TAX CAIUP & SIGGIXS ,
fhysicians & Surgeons ,
Proprietors.
CDO EILOWS BLOCK. CORNER I4TH
DODCE STS. , OMAHA , NEB-
ACADEMY OF MUSIC !
. S. BALUEB.T. . . . . Maniger.
Friday Evening , March 18th.
The Great Artiste.
MAGGIE MITCHELL
In
FANOEOtf , The Cricket.
The moat popular lad j ontbe Amcrfcin
stage.
Pil saj nsuil. Reserved seats on Ie iff r
30 Wednesday morning at Kdholtn & Kriclc-
wn'a mil m-t-t
RIIED3IATIC URE
"Varranled Safe , Certain and Ppeedjr Care for
beamatism in ill l' formi , Penra'gfe. Lame
Ujclc , Fabi in tha Breast and Side , I'ain In the
lonuch and Kidnejg. &c It U an internal
emedy , a Tonic and Elocd I'urifler , and while it
remoreg tto DUeagj it imtrarts tbe central
calth.
MITH , Bit CK & CO. , PROPRIETORS ,
PLATTSMGUIH. NEBRASKA.
C. F.'Gorimaa , fftnsral 'agent Omaha , Keb
' * : * * - * a
AGENTS FOR DEVLIN aKH < *
TTTTn
OLOTHiriG
fj r
'
AIUTITAII STREET.
MONEY TALKS V
All sales strictly cash , therefore we are enahled to
oiler the consumers of the weed only first . / : .t
quality goods for I heir money. : 0 .tj - :
Best straight lOc Cigar in the city , . , : * * , Ki
Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the city , " * : " T" - * : y ;
Best Straight 5o Cigar in the city , .t " * * :
Detroit Fina Cut a Specialty , ' . ' " ' " ' ' ' " ' \ \
Oar 80J Fine Cut is a good one ,
Bagle/s Mav Flower ia 8 and. Id ounce tins ,
For 40b we have bang up Smoking Tobacco , o
AT THE
MICHIGAN TOBACCO STORE , "
1417 Douglas Street.
We are the only Dea'ersin ' the Celebrated Bngley'e May Flower
SO.OOO
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
MAX MEYER & BRO.
P ot ese for .the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell-
entire stock of
' ! ' b
Diamonds : , r , . , . 'Of . -
* Watches , : : / * ; ' OHA.
Jt tar-f t
Jewelry , Clocks , ff. .
. . . - Silver-Ware , . - . . . , -
Pianos & Organ -
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturlns ; Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 oer
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into" their v < -rr
New Store , Cor. 11th & Farnharhv
We Wean IJnsiness. Oome and h < v flonvincw ! .1
CATZTFREEMMT
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
largo
TOYS for the Holiday trade. .
CATZ & FREEMAN , 510 Ilh ( St. , Oi afat. :