TEJ O U IIY JBKJK : MONDAY MAY 1. 1882
THE DAILY BEE
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CMAHA PUDLISHINQ CO. , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnham , bet Oth and 10th Strati *
TERMS or swnscnifnoN.
One ccrc 1 yenr.lo iwlr nc < ipoatrald110.00 ( )
B months " . . . B.OO
8.00
J !
= 1 ML WAY. TIME TABLE ,
CAM > CntOABO , BT. FACT , , MntHIArOUS AKD
OHAtU RAILROAD.
tcar Omrtria Pftwonaer No. 2,8:30 a. m. Ac-
mrrodatlon No. 1,1:0 ( p. m
Strive Omrth * Passenger No. I , 6:20 : p. in ,
* cct c e tiUUon No. 8,10:60 : a. m.
iMKd OMAHA ( AST 01 BOCTIt BOC3B.
0. , B. * u. 7 : 0 ft. ro. 3:40 : p. ID.
a & N. W. , 7:10 ft. m. 3:40 : p. m.
0. , B. I. & P. , 7:40 : R. m. 8:40 : p. m.
K. 0.St. J.t)0. B.leavc M 110 ft. m. andTM
tn. Arrived at SI. Loulj at 0:30 at. m. and t:3 :
m ,
Vf. , Et.L.Ai r.lontcsnt8 a. m. and 8:401 :
Arrlrca a St. Louis at 8:49 : a. td. and 7S :
tn
win os eooTH < nsr . !
B. A It , In Neb , , Through Eipn > fS , 8 ! C . I
B. k M , Lincoln Rxjrcf CJO p. m.
U P. Overland Kicprras , 12:16 p. m.
O. ti R. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 : a. m. . '
O. A R V. lor Oscoolk , 8:10 : a. tn ,
T7. r freight No. 6 , ktO a. m.
O. P t relght No. e , 8:20 : ft. m ,
U. r. freight No. 18 , 2Mp. : ) m.
' U. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p , nu oralciatil.
w. P. Denver exprots , 7:35 : p. m.
O. P. fwlrtit No 11 , 11:30 : p. ia.
D. P. Dem ci freight. 8:25 : p. tn.
; CAST AUD noorn.
O a ft V 6:00 : a. m. 7:56 p to.
O. Ji N. W. , 8:45 : a. m. 7:26 : p. u.
O. H. I.&P..OU5 ft. m. 9:06 p. m.
K. C. , Si. Joe It 0 B. , 7C6 a. m. 8l8p. : m
ABttirmn now TUB vra AMD Rouriiwnt ,
0. ft It. T. frnm Lincoln 1:08 : p. m.
D. P. Pacific Kxprcxa 3:2fi : p. tn.
B * M. In Nob. , Through Exrrcun-4:18 p rn
" k U , Lincoln Kxprosa 9. < t a in.j (
. U P. Denver oxproM , 7:3S : a. m.
U. PJ.rrelght.No. 14 2:60 : p. m.J
U. P. Wrv 0 EiO : a. m. Kml * ant.
U. P. fiolgbt No. 14,12:16 p. in.
D. . ? . No. 8-9:00 : p. m.
U. P. No. 12 1:46 : a. m. ,
D , P. UouTcr frolKlit , 1:10 : a. tn. )
O. A H. Y. mixed , ar. 4:16 p. m.
tUIOtr TKAIBS MtWirjf OMAFU AMP
OOUHClb BLOm.
L * vx Omaha nt 8:00 : , 0:00 , 10:00 : and 11:00
m. ; 1.0 2:00 : , S:00 : , 1:00 and 6:00 : p. m.
Ltire Council BluITi tt 3:25 , 9:25 , 10:25 : and
1:25 : a. m. ; 1:26 , 2:25 : , 8:16,4:26 : : and 6:26 : p. m.
Sun-'ftj-i The dummy leaves Om&ba at 0:00 :
Dd 11:00 : a. in. : 2.X ) , 1:00 : and 6:00 p. m. Leave *
Council UluCfi at 9:23 : and 11:25 a , m. ; 4:25 : , 4:26 :
UDd 6:25 p , ra.
Thro'agh nnd l c l passoncrer trains between
Oroahn and Couui 11 BluDe. Leave Oinnh * 0:16 : ,
: I6 , 6:606. : m.j 8:40 : , 6:46 : , 6SO p. m. Arrive
Omaha 7(0,11:36,11:16 : a. tn. ; 5:40. : 7:05 , 7:15 ,
40 p. m ,
Opening on Oloilng of Mvllt.
BOOTI. ' oroi. OLOSB.
a. m. p. m. a , m. p. m.
Ohl = icoN. W 11.00 9:00 : 6:30 2:40 :
Ohlcago , K I. It l'3Ciac.ll:00 : 0.00 ESO 2:40
, B. & Q. . . . . . .11:001:00 : : 6-30 2:40
W beh : 1 12:30 : 6:30 : 2:10
loni City nnd Pacific. . 0:00 : 6:30 : 8:40
tlnlon Pacia : 4:00 : 11UO
Omaha & H. V dCO : 11:40 :
I.fcil. InNob 4:00 : 8:10 :
OmahftJC Sioux City. . . . r 6:00 : 7:30 :
B. A XI. Lincoln 10:30 : 0:00
, U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:80 11:00 :
J. P. Denver Exp . ' . t.-OO 0:20 :
O. , Sioux City & St. P. . . 11:00 : 3:40 :
Local mulls for State of lena le v but once a
day , vlx : 6:30 : a.m.
Office open Rund ys from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TITOS. K HALL V M.
Bnsiness Directorr.
Abttract "and Real Estate.
JOHN L. UoCAGUZ , oppodlto Post Office.
W. B. BARTLBpr 817 South 13th Street
Architect ! .
DUTBENE & MENDELSSOHN ,
Boom 14. Crolghton ISIock.
A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2. Orelghton Block.
Boot ! nd Shoes.
JAMES DiTINK & CO. ,
Una Boots and Shoes. A good assortment
borne work on hand , corner 12th snd Hftrnoy.
XHOS. EBICKSON , S. E. cor. 10th and DotwUa.
JOHN FOKTUNATU8 ,
M 10th street , maoutocturcs to ordot good work
at f lr prlcen. Renal rlnr dona. *
Bad Springs-
LABBIUER Manufacturer. 1617 DoncUmt.
Books , News and Stationery.
J. L FRUEOAUF 1016 Famhan Street.
Butter and Eggs.
ItcSDANE & BCHROEDEB , the oldest a and E.
bouo in Nebraska eatabllnhed 18T& Omaha.
BE3TAUUANT ,
MKS. A. UTAH ,
loothweot corner lethand Dodire.
Beet Botrd for thu Money.
Batlifactlon Ounmntcod.
i ill at all Hours.
Board br the Dajr , Week or Mouth.
Good Terras for Oaah
Fiunlnlied HwvmH Supplied.
Uarrlnces and Roaa Wagons.
WM UN YDEB , 14th and Haroev Btroeta.
J. HARRIS will nay hlirheetCosh price for wcoad
hand clothlnr. Oorncr < U > th and Farnbxm.
uowa cr .
JOHN BAUilEH 1311 Farnham Street
UunK.
H. BCRTIIOLD , Raj(8 and Metal.
Lumber Lima and Cement.
FOOTER & QR&Y corner Uth and Douthn tils.1
Lamps and Qlasiware. '
I. BONNES 1S09 Doogloa St. flood Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
O. A. LINDQUE3T ,
One of our moat popular Merchant Tallora Is te-
cellnj the latent dcalipiB for Spring and Summer
floods for gentlemen wear. Styllali , durable ,
nd ptlccti low as ever 21518th bet. DOUST. & Fan.
Millinery.
UBS. O. A. R1NQER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Ooodi In great rarlety , Zopbyrs , Card Boardi ,
uoalery , Qlovce , Oorecta , &c. ChoapoBft House In
the West. Purchasers save 80 per cent. Order
far Mall. 11G Fifteenth Street.
round ry ,
JOHN WEARNK&SONB cor.Utb&Jackeonrts
Mourand Feed.
OMAI1AOIT7 MILLS , 8th and rarnhom Bta. ,
Welahana Bros. , proprietors.
arocera.
K. BTEVEKB , list betwom Coming and liar
t , A. MoSHANE , Corn. 83d and Oumlng HtrttU.
MarowBie , Iron .ana titeei.
OLAN k LANQWOBTUY , Wholesale , 110 tot
O3 Uth street
A. HOLMES come 16th and California.
narneas , Oaaaiea , Ac.
t
B. WE18T MlMhSt. bet FaroBarney. .
Hotels
AN FIELD HOUSE , Qeo. Oanfleld.tth ft rarnhara
DOBAN HOUSE , P. H. Cory , 91S Farnham 81.
BLAVEN'S HOTEL , F. SUren , lolh fit
onthern Hotel Out. Uamel 9th * Loavenwottb
rugs. Paints ana Oils.
KUHN k 00.
fkanaarists , Hoe fane Uoods , Cor. Hln and
Dongus ktocxta.
W. J. WHITEIIOUPK , Wholesale k Bctall , 18th a
a FIELD , S02S Worth Bide Coming Street.
PARB , DniggUt. 10th and Howard Streets.
Dentists.
DR. PAUL Williams'Block Oor.UthfcDo.Ue.
ury uooas Notions , fcta
JOHN H. F , LKJlMANN ft CO. ,
He * Tork Dry Goods Stare , 1810 and 181S Fora-
bom ttret
Ik a Enewold alto boots and shoes
ruruiturv.
A r. QBOS9 , New and Htoond Hand Farnltnre
cd Stores , 1111 Dotvlu. Ulxbeel cath price
aid tor second ban ! geode ,
.BONNEB 1809 Dotvla It Fine ( roods &e.
ftrco worics.
OMAHA FENCK CO.
BU&T , FRIESCO 1S HarneySt. , IrcproTs
Sd Ice liozei , Itcc sea Wood Fences , Offlcs
Hlny . rnonl i > ? ln and Walnnt
Pawnbrokers.
R08ENFELD 10th St. twt far , ft Har
Re rlg raters , Oanfield's Patent.
GOODMAN 1th Bt bet. Faro , ft Uuner
Ol ars and Tobacco.
WEST ft FRITSCnRR , tnannfoctnrcta Of CtffMl ,
ted Wholemle Dealer n Tobaccos , 1E05 Douglas ,
V , T. LORKN7.KN manufacturer 1 1 Farnltam
Florist.
A. DonaRhne , plants , cut flowers , ooed , ooqaeU
etc. N. W , cor. 16th and Douclas rtreetn
Ol ) l Engineers and Qurvovors ,
ANDREW ROSEWATKR , CrelRhUjn Block ,
Town Coney * , OroJo and SowcrftRO Srstcms
Uonimlislon Merchants.
JOHN 0. WIL LIS.tlH Dodtre Street
D B. DKEitKR. For dctalli ( ec Urge adrertlca-
ment In Dallv and WrekU' .
Uornlce Works.
Weetrrn Ootnlco Works , Uanufactarers Iron
Oornlce , Tin , Iron and Slate Rootling , Orden
Irom any locality promptly oiecutod In ( he best
trtanner. Factory and OOico 1213 Harney Bt
C. 8PKOHT , Proprietor.
GMranltcd Iron Cornices , Window Can , etc. ,
maiiulActurcd and put tin In any part ol the
country. T. SINHOLD 416 Thirteenth street
Crockery.
J. CONNER 1X00 Donclas itrrct Good tine.
Clothing and Furnishing Qoxx s.
OKO. II. PETERSON. Alw Hat , Caps , Boots ,
Shoos Notlonn and Cntlcrr , 601 S. 10th street
Show Case Manufaciory.l
O. J. WILDE ,
M naf ctnrer and Dealer In all kinds ol Show
UOMI , Upright COM * , ft * . , 1817 COBS Bt
FRANK L. QKKltARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Caao manufactory , RIB South IBth street ,
Iratween Lnaicnnortb and Marcy. All ( foodi
firranted nr > < t-clam.
Utovesana mwaro.
A. BURU STER ,
Dealer In Stores and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Rcofn and all kinds of Building Work ,
Odd Fellow * ' Block.
J. noNNKR. IRm DotifflM Bt ocxl and Cheaa
IQeods.
J. F.VANU , Wholnoalo and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivator * Odd Fellows Hall |
Phyilclans and Burgeons.
W. 8. ( linns , MJ D. , Room No i , Oielghton
- ' iKth street. ,
1' . u. LiiClSKMlUMO , U. U. Masonic Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. ) Eye and Ear , opp. postofflce
DR. L. B. ORADDY.
Omlli-t and Anrlrt. 8. W Uth and Farnham 8t
Photograpnora.
OEO. 1IKYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
312 Sixteenth Street ,
near Maaonlo Hall. Fuat-cliea Work and Prompt
Plumbing , O and Cteam F.'ttlng.
r. W. TARPY & CO. . 21615th tit. , bet. Farnhim
jmd Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. 7JTZPATIIIOX , 1409 Donelm'strect.
alntlng an apor unking.
HKNF.Y A. KO TKRa. 141 Dodee Street
Ghee Utores.
Phillip tan 1820 Farnham St. bet 18th ft 14th.
Cocond Hand Otoro.
PERKINS & LEAR. 1416 Douglas St. New and
Second Band Furniture , Houie Furnishing Goods ,
" &c. . Dourht and sold an narrow marvlns.
uaioont. .
HENRY KAUFMANN , '
In tne new brick block on Douglas Btrae,1 bu
Jurt opened a most elegant Beet Hall.
not Lunch from 10 to IS '
avery day.
"OaIedonu"J FAU-ONER 879 IBth Street.
UnaertaKers.
CHAS. RIHWE , lOia Farnham hot 10th ft lltd.
00 Cent i Store * .
P O BArwnR Farnham Ht. " noT Oon < l
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice U hereby plron that the co-partner-
thlp heretofore oxlatlng under the firm , ntine
and style of J. O. Pantcrft Co. , has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. J. JI. ranter to
continue the business , and will pay all deota
against said flrm ana collect all debts o lng to
tttld firm.
D.tcd this 18th day of April 1832.
Ji C. PANTITR ,
' 22-3t FRANK KOGEHS.
, , TAX NOTICE.
Crrr TntAeDBKR's OPFICK , )
Omaha Neb. , April 13,182'/ '
By Special Ordinance No , 202 pasted by the city
council of tbe city ot Omaha , on April 4th 18S2.
a spa.lil lax for the conatiuctton and material
of Bowers in sewer district No. 3 in the city
rf Omaha was lerlcd and uncased against tbo
following described real estate to wit.
All Iota and parti of lota in blocks numbered
133 to 141 Inclusive ; olio eu lota 3 and 4 in block
133 , and'all lots and paits ot lots in block "U"
all In the city of Omaha ; said lota and blocks
boine situated between Farnam and Ilaruoy
streets.
This tax U payable to the City Treasurer on
or before Hey Oth 1S82 , alter whl.h da ton pen
alty of ten per cent , will bo added , together with
Interest at the rate ot one per cent , per month ,
payable ! n advance. TKUUAN RUCK ,
6t Cliv Treasurer.
d. L WILKIE ,
MANUFAOTDRER OF
PAPER BOXES
18 and 22O S. 14th St.
TFT xrv ' _
WESTEK39
O. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Hamey Street , .
OMAHA , - ' - - NEB. a
MAlTUFAOTURERa OF
GALV1IIZED IBOI ; ;
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials , .
:
TIN , IEON g SLATE ROQFIND , '
Specnt'a Patent Metalio Sky.
light.
Patent Adluttable Ratchet B r and
BRACKET SHELVING.
am tbe general 8tata Agent for thn above ,
no of good * .
IRON FENDING.
Creating * , B luitrades , VerandasXDftlca end
Dank Railing ! , Window nd Cellar
t Quardi ; iilio
OENBEAL AGENT
Peeren and Hill Patent Inside Blind.
Geo.-P. Bern is
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
15th and Dodge BU. , Omaha , Neb.
This coney doee BTUiotLTa brokerage boiln M.
POM nt epeaolate and therefor * any bargatni
M. R. RISDON ,
Gen'l ' Insurance Agent A ti ) , !
niocniVAMuraucVCo. , Oj London ,
Wertcbetser , K. T. , CaplUl . 1,000,000.00 aiai
The Mercbanti , ol K w rk , K. J , , ai
Capital. , . . , . , . 1,275.000.0
OUrd Flro , PhlUdelphli , CftplUl. . . . 1,200,000.0
Firemen's Fund . 1,239,815.0
lt ! h America Assurance Co , , , , . . . 1,600,000.0 '
Offlco. Boyd'8 Opera Honso.
W. J. CONNELL , ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
Boomiopitalnln ( ) Uinacon'i
BW brick bulldlcy , N. WoornerFI'U nlli > nJ $
.
W. S. GIBBS
FHT8IOIAN AND 8UBOEOK ,
Room No4 , Oreig tcm Block , I5tb
8tr at , n
OVAHA , NEBRASKA.
OrriCiHoDBBtlOtoUA K. 8 to 6 P.M.
Jtl Lone connected with OentnU Office .
THE IRON HORSE ,
And Tdplcs of tbe Track on
Which He Travels.
Railroad Rumors from All Quarters.
OOUI.D'ft ( UMR.
A special to the Chicago Tribune ,
from Atchison , naya : The appoint
ment of Henry M. Teller , n Union
Pacific Attorney , to bo sccroUry of
the interior , is lookud upon with
crave alarm by the railroad interests
in the west opposed to Air. Gould ,
and is regarded ns a schoino to got
awny with totnothing hko a ? 110-
000,000 from thn United States. Tlioy
argue that it is quite goiiorally known
that the government loaned ? GO,000-
000 , to the original Paoiljo ronda to in
duce their conatrnclion in the now
nnd unsettled country , with the uu
deratandintt that the roads should pay
fiveper , cont.of the not profits or si
per cent annual interest ; but by moan
which were notorious the i'ncilioroad
have ao far avoided the payment
Any amount to the government fo
the loan , either ns intoroa
or per coat of the no
profits , and Jay Gould's ambition i
now believed tojao to gobble tnu entire
tire amount , which br the terms o
the original contract is no\r \ $110,000 ,
000. To Una end it ia assorted a toe
of the company was tiloctod to th
United States senate as an acknowledgment
odgment of his eminent services ii
"absorbina" the vColorudo Central am
turning it over to the Union Pacific
To thisr end , it is behoved this sam
man was made secretary of the in
terior in the face of mim moro prominent
inont in politics and against the pretest
test of states having much grenito
claims than Colorado. The signili
canco of the move of the railroads op
posed to the Gould interest is oppur
out , as these were compelled to fur
nish thojr own capital , wlicrcas Ooulc
has obtained the most of his from the
government , for the Pacific coin punk
have had the use of $65,000,000 u
public money for a great number o
years without the payment of a con
of interest , and the prospects are tlia
principal nnd interest will finally bi
"absorbed" by the vigorous ham
which manages Pacific nlTairs. Siuco
the Central branch , ' which .woo subsi
dized for 100 miles , passed tinder th
control of the Miesouri Pacific the
ownorft of stock leased , the roai
to confederates nt such a higl
price that apparently there
is nothing left at the , end of the yea
to divide with the government , auc
this has boon the excuse for delay fron
the time the loan was originally made
until the present. Another evidence
that a thorough train between here
and Denver io'to bojput on via Atchi
son is that the Burlington between
Atchison and Crcston is being relaic
with stool with great haste , and a
great part of thoToad-bed is now bal
lasted for the first trains from Atchison -
son to St. Joo. The track is already
the finest in the west , and this condi
tion of things will bo extended to
Oreston at onco. It is also worthy of
note that ovpry foot of track between
Atchison anil Topeka has lately been
newly ballasted , and a great deal ol
new stool put down. A corps of B. &
M. engineers are in camp at Rule ,
Nob. , about forty miles north of Atchi-
son. There are rumors with refer
ence to their intentions. The first is
that a bridge over the Missouri river
la to bu built nli tliot 7oint-omd-tlio
second is that a line is to be built
southwest into Kansas to punish the
Missouri Pacific for invading Ne
braska. "
TRAIN DITCHED.
The extra B. & M. freight which
loft Lincoln fdr the west Friday
morning met a cow on the track hcai
Peuton.station. The cow got off the
track ia a second , unV so did the loco
motives that were pulling the train
iind a few freight cars. The locomo
tives were smashed up somewhat ,
likewise a freight car or two. The
train from the west was delayed a fox\
hours. A wrecking train was sent
out during the afternoon , the obstruc
tions were removed and'traina ivero
running as usual.
aobn FOII JUNK. >
The Choyomio Leader says that , T.
M. , Junk , the well known railroad cm-
jinoor , has just performed a feat thai
was never before attempted' ' on the
Union' Pacific road , namely , running
m enpitm all the way from Omaha to
Dgdoi. The company desired to solid
m engine to Ogden , and , of couaso ,
hey -vantod to make USD of it on route.
Mr. Junk was put on the footboard
uul took the engine with ; i train right
through without difficulty. This is
.ho first time this feat has been nc-
ompliahed , because no ono man be
'ore Air. Junk know all of the road.
Flo wni formerly an engineer on the
nountain division , and has lately been
ransferred to the eastern division
Besides , ho has often been over the
yestorn division , but this is the first
irao ho has taken a train through. (
Pensioners on bo Rolls
Cincinnati
A resolution .was ted in the
lenato April 0 , calling for.tho total
lumber of pensioners upon , the roll ,
he annual value cf the pension roll ,
kiid the nmpunt actually 'paid , induci
ng arrears , for the year ending Sop- '
ember 4 , 1881. The secretary of the
ntorior , through Commissioner Dud-
ey , has obtained tho. information
ailed for. and has sent it to the (
enato. The numberbf pensioners on
he roll jn September , 1881was
107,851 , the annual value Of
rhose pensions was $29,208,409.
f these 12,000 were not paid ,
nd pensioners not having called for
heir pensions within throe years , they
tave elapsed. Five thousand were
ailors whose residence was not known ,
nd 252,851 pensioners were paid , the
mount required to pay tbuir annual
lonsions and and arrears being $51.-
124,204.
ID New York state there were 32-
24 pensioners on the rolls , the an-
mal values of whoso pensions was $3
20,632 , and to whom $9,510,411 was
ivon in annual prepayments and ar-
ears. Pennsylvania comes next in
mportance to New York , with 28,202
lensinners ; annual vuluo of pensions.
$3,027,200 , and annual payments ana
.rrears , 85,740,802. Ohio is a good
bird in order , with 24,003 pension-
in , the annual value of whoso pen-
ions and arrears , was # 2G38-i
100 , but to whom were paid )
annual payments and ar-
ears , $4,041,520. Pensioners in In-
liana , Iowa , Maine , Massachusetts
.nd Michigan , received upward of two
V
millions of dollars in annual payments
and firrfear * . and in Kansas. Kentucky ,
Missouri , New Jftraoy nnd Wisconsin
they received upward of ono million
dollars. Alaska hns ono pensioner ,
who recoivcd $176.
Thn ntost populous congrossionnl
district is the Fmt , of Kansas , which
has 2,030 pensioners , and the district
in which iho largest ninount wa < ptid
to .pensioners . was the Third , of Maine ,
which lias 2B45 pensioners , who were
paid 5042,557. The comparative gain
subsequently to September , 1881 , will
bo generally distributed among the
oastornmiddlQ nnd western statesand
and in Tennessee and West Virginia ,
while in the remaining southern states
iho losses of 1812 pensioners will not
very materially dccrcasu the rolls for
; hose localities
Vandorbllt'd Dauchtora.
Booing Wm. II. Vanderbilt at the
circus reminds mo , says a Now York
correspondent , of his recent purchase
on Fifth avonwe. Ono might well
imagine thai with four of the most
costly mansions in America in his im
mediate family a feeling of content-
inont would steal over his soul nt
least in the matter of mansions. The
majority of men would indeed foci
satisfied with ono $4,000,000 resi
dence without rushing up three
others , but -'Win. 11. is peculiar , " as
the commodore used to say. Ilin now
purchase ( the title was transferred Tues
day last ) ia an extensive plot of
around on the southwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Fifty-Fourth street.
He proposes to build two mansions for
his only two children who nre unpro
vided tor in that way. Those are his
ightora. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs.
vird Webb. When the last named
married Dr. Webb , the millionaire
father made her a bridal present of
the old that in , eight year old Vanderbilt
dorbilt mansion on thocormruf For
tieth street and Fifth avenue , with all
its furniture nnd pictures intnct. This
was a princely gitt , but it did not suit
the fair bride , who has lived in the
§ 1,0.00,000 , mansion just long enough
to bo discontented with anything thl.t
will not r .ik lirat nmong the Fiftli
avenue palaces. When the paternal
builder hcnrd her discontent ho was
delighted nt another chance at build
ing , and immediately resolved to put
up two instead of ono palace. When ho
has , dona there is a terribla fata in
store for him , There will bu no moro
children to build mansions for. 1'liu
uloom and horror that must inevitably
corao upon him at the thought will
shatter his naturally strongcorstitu- '
lion- unless , indued , ho takes a new P
lease of Ufa and begins to build for his
grandchildren. That will bo a colos
sal task , as their name is legion , but
I believe the old mun would tackle it
with avidity. If ho does we'll have to
change the name from Fifth to Van- '
dcrbilt avenue , and the few mansions '
that are not in this remarkable family
can only bo distinct by conspicuous
sgimroadinK : "This house him no
connection with the Vandetbilts. "
A Significant Fact.
The cheapest medicine in uco ia
TitoMAH. ELEUTHIO OIL , becauuo HO IHtls
of | it in required to effect n cure. For
croup , diphtheria nnd disease of the
lungs and throat , whether used for hath
ing the chest or throat , for taking intern
nliy or inhaling , it ii a matchlccn com
pound. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 28-dlw
Among the Brokers.
The speculators In Wall street are
by no means happy. Ever since the [
_ _ . . . . * _ _ . .
J - f f ! 1 .1 L i I i * -
dayGarfJ4ld.wai.flhot ! they claim that 1J
there hrs bemi A lutnpy" market und 1Jar
that whenever 'thoro has been a rally Tidl
in prices it has an unhealthy com dlbo
plexion , so as to create n distrust that bo [
deterred speculation. Many of the Sl IB
outside speculators have closed up thUl Slth
their accounts and gene away , saying Ulpo
that they will only return to the po
street when speculation is safer. K
Thi-ro ] ias never before boon H *
such a sense of distrust of po
the ereat financial leaders. When * ! ° .
Gould and Vanderbilt appear to be
acting together , the smaller fry conclude ( co
clude that it is da
dangerous for thom to lit
bo around. The concerted movement lui
to improve the condition of tilings tui
starting with Gould's display of the 111 llr !
contents of his pocket-book , wliilo at Ca
the time trusted as a sincere outgrowth lit
ofa _ belief in the higher value of cer litUi
tain stocks , has now the appoaranco.of r'o
a trick to unl ad and the burden is 01di
now on the general public , while Jay diNc
Gould ia seeking pleasure in the cd fo I >
west and Mr. " Vanderbilt is out th
of the street. The general in thbr
dignation at the fichomoto unload is
very great. Mr , Gould had inter-
yiow/i published in his two newspapers
rbothVdaily and Oyrus JV. Field
swtllcd the chorus of whistling td keep atot
up couragp in his afternoon shoot. otPi
The Associated P/eos spread the in Piul
terviews before the whole country , I > |
and gudgeons bit at the bait. There tota
wan a tush for certain' stocks puffed caNi
Ni :
up ly Gould.Vanderbilt , Sago , Billon II I.
and Field , and the scramble seemed IICI
to indicate the fear that there CI
Ix
would not bo enough stocks to go tbmi
around. The pegging < up process was mi
instituted so that day by day the 10 In a !
"dear public" had to pay moro and lit
mure- for the stocks , and the burdtn da ioi
of Mr. Gould's 'utricles wore lightened , daWl
These magnates in their generosity
ata
parted with all the stocks there was u UK
demand , for , and then the po was
taken out. It i believed the trick
was worth a half million to Gould and ch
to Vanderbilt , and these two worthies Ai thi
aru about as unpopular in Wall street
M their worst enemies can desire
hem to be. Speculators who a year
ago were rubbing their hands To
in glee over the balance in their
favor and congratulating themselves of
qpon the talent they displayed in
their ventures , are now thin , nervous er >
nnd fretful , and are disposed to confide - } '
fide to you as a near friend that if ibo
Valf street will now lot thom have tin
tack the money they brought to it qul o y (
ley will bid farewell tn every tear
tm wipe their weeping oyea. Four
tercentfl will be oed enough for
lom hureaftor , and thuy will Beck J01
pme legitimate business. It is a cu-
: oua fact that as long us the whcol of
> rtuno is turning in favor of the
Vail etroot gambler the business ftp-
ears wholly lo iinato { , but when the
ark days como ho fools that after all
10 should have nothing to'do with
10 street , for it is not a strictly letit- ;
mate occupation.
Bucklin'a Arnica Salve.
The BKHT SALVK In the world for Cute ,
BniUes. 8ore , Ulcew , Halt Itheutn , Fever 8uml
ores , Tetter , Chapped Ilandi , Chllblainir , mli I
orns , oii'l all nklu eruptiona , and poni. i
vely cure * pile * , It Is guaranteed to tu
Ive tatlifoction or money refunded ,
'rice , M centa p r box. For ale by
; , F. Goodman
Wi ! for being the mottlJIrrct , qnlckml , n
MfcBt line connpellntr the mM MMrepoll , CU1
OAHO , nd the r.iRtxci , Kokrn.fUduRN , Ji I
aud 3otmi-RA T iH LWM , which tfrruln tehere (
with KAN AII CUT , LnAV iiiro tn , AwniBon
CoDsoit , llLorw and OMAHA , th Cotjxmoui
CtMtiM from which nwllttn
EVERY LINE OP RAD (
Ihat penetmtp.i the Continent from th lltraur
Rlror to the Paclflo 81oi < . The
ODIOAGO HOOK ISLAND A PA
CIFIC RA1TA7AY
Is the only line from Chicago owning true * In
KMIWW. or which , hy Itt own rend , rcachM Ih
pplntu ahovo named. No TRAKBrxui RT OABHioi
Kit viMixa ooxKnonoNs ! No huddling In 111
rontlUtnl or unclean card , H cicry pamenger
ennlod In roomy , clean and TontfuUd ocacbtl
upon l-'Mt Kxprew Trains
DAT CAU of unrlralod magnlflcwnni , I'DU.MAN
PAUCS SLnnxo CAmi. and outowntrorld-fatnoal
DmiMO CARS , upon which tnoali are nervM of nn-
iurp.v ed excellence , at the low rate of n viT
Ptiiii CUT * IACII , with ample time for hmllkfu
intpyraonL
Throuch Can between Chicago , PeorU , Mil
rratihea and Ulfrvturl niver Point * ; and close ctn
iKtloni at all point * of Intejtecllon with othoi
ovK
Wn ticket ( do not forgntthlg ) directly to tot\
> lveoliiij ; ! 3rtAnoiln Kannw. Ncbra Xa , Bla-l
lllll , \ > yomlnif , Ulfth. Idaho. Nevada , Callfntr-j ,
JriiRon , Wanhlnirton Trullory , Colorado , Atlioni
mj Now Uoxlco.
Aitll bernl armiKoiuenU rogardtng ba KV * '
injothbr linn , and rated of tare aluays art o * n
OMi [ < tltar\ who turalrh lint tUlio o the com
art.
art.IVipi and rackld f * | toib nen free.
TIcketA , niftM null fnlden t all prlnclpa
mcei In the Unlt-nj nulog Aud Canada.
lU 1U CAnLK , K. ST. JOHN ,
Ice I'rwt't Orn. Orn. Tkt and Pam'r Ag
U nn < ir. Ohicairo Culcavo.
FAST TIMEi
Iu going East Ukn the
JMcago & Northwest-
Tralna lo v Omnhn B:10 : p. m. and 7:10 : n. m.
i full InforcinHoii call on 11. P. DUKL , Ticket
Km I , llth and K rnham St J , 11ELL , U. P ,
ll ay Depot , or at JAMES T. CLAUK , ( lonor-
Airetu. OnirJia U17mfto U
J. C. ELLIOTT & CO.
'tombing : , Steam & Gas Fitting
AdUNTH roil
Furbine Water Motor.
AU0 JUBHRHH. IN
'umpn , Pipe Ftttlnc and Brau
Goods.
'or. 14ti ) and llnrnoy , Omaha , Nob.
WATKIi MOTOKlN CON8T/HrOr ATIOS
IOUNSELOR AT - LAW
J. H. MoOULLOOH ,
ROOM 4 , Crelijhton Block , fifteenth Street.
Dexter L. Thomas.
XTTORN EYAT - LAW
HoooiB , Crclghton flock
Far Indian Supplies and.
Transportation.
DPAKTMENT OKTI1K INTERIOR , Offlco of
J Indian Affairs , Wss ln tan , April 25.1B82.
-scaled proponxlu. Indoned "Prcpcsals far
Iref , " ( bldd for Beef must be su ml t ted lu stp-
rutu cnrclopoe. ) Bacou. > 1uu % Clotbinir , or
ransportatlin , . c. , ( a < the case may bo , ) and
liected to the Commixiloner of Indian Affairs ,
01. i 06 au < ! 67 Wooitor utreut. New York , will
i rocolrod uutl 1 p. tn. of Tuesday , llay 23 ,
iS'2 , for f uriiihhl' B lor the Indian facrrlca about
iO,000 pound * I aeon , 40,000 , 00 piundi Beef on
10 hoof. It 8C03 pound * Ucan , 70,000 pouiidd
aklui ; Powder , v.OOO 000 round * Corn , 760,000
jundaCoffto , H.SOO.tOpaundn Flour 212.000
mads Feed. 300,000 ) > < undD lUrd Brood , 76.-
) pounds Ilomlny. 0000 pounds Lard , 1,050
trrels IUCB > pork , 23J.OOO pound * Rico , 11,200
juuds Tea , fli.tOJ pounds 'lobacco 00,000
muds Fait. 240,0i,0 pounda Soap , fl.COO pounds
xla , 1,210,010 pounds bu ar and 83UOCO pound !
heat
Also , ll'ankots , Woolen and Cotton Goods ,
DnsIstlriK' in part ol TIcklriK , 33,000 > ards ; Stan-
rl Caluo , S 0,0(0yaids ( ; Drlllliijf , 10,000yards ;
uik. frea fiom nil , Izmir , 170COu yard ; Denis -
is , 17,000 yariK ; DliiKham , 60,000 yards ; Kan-
icky Jeans. ' 'K.OOO jiirJ ; ( Jlievlot , 6,100 yards ;
n wn ii'iectinic , 200 000 yards , Uleached Hioet-
g. 20OOOyBrju ; Hickory Milrtlnif , 10,000'yar.l ;
klko t lifrtiiiO.jQO ( sardsVtnsoy ; , 3,000
irl ; Cio'.liln. ! , Orocerlca , Not'onf ' , I laid ware ,
cillcnl Buiiplled , and a long Hot of in soul-
ucousnrticle * , euch as llarnesi , Plows , Rakos.
3r , &c , , and for about 476 Wagons required
rUioBcrvIco In Arltona , Coloioda , Dakota ,
lkb > , Indian 1o rltory , lllnnciotn , Montani ,
ebrtska , Jiotoda aud wucomln. to bu dolhcr-
at Chicago , Kaus.e City , and hioux City. Also
r such WBgonn as may bo.tcuulrcd , odaptod to
in clruAto | of the 1'ac.tla Coutt , with Cuflforbia
rakes , dtllrcied at Ban Fruicltco.
Also , t an pannikin f jr such of the articles ,
aod , and supplku that may not bo contracted
ir to bo delivered at the Aifcucke.
BIDS MCST BI UAUH our oxUorriuiMxsr BUNKS
Schidukskhnultigtheklndia'id quintllln.iof
iib UloacustiJipllcii fciulrnd for oath Agency ,
td IhuMmlu d quairltlos Ih groui , of all
thir nod8 and artiulca , together with blank
rnposala and fonr.s for contract and band , con.
Itloiuttcbs Dbecivod by bidders , tlmo and
lacuol dilivcry , terms of contract and pay-
icnt , iiaiiFpailatlun routes , arid all other norea-
iryli stniiaIpus ulllbj lurnlshod upon applU
it.on to Iho Indian OJHco In Wuhlngton , or
s. Of ) a d 67 " > V'ooster ttrrtt , Now York : Win.
. LJOII , No , 4 3 Broadway , New York ; the
omui m-arini of tJiibslstcnce , U. S. A. , at
hcycr.no , Clilca c. Icftcnworth , Omaha , Saint
oul , Haliit Paul , Sun Kfanclico , and Yankton ;
ID Poitruuitcr at bloux City , and to the Pcit-
lostcra at the follow Ing named places In Kan-
: Arkanua City. Burlington , Caldwell ,
odfc-o City , Emporla , KurtLa , Great Bend ,
oward , IlutChlBon , Lan ix ) , McPi crson , Mar-
n , Medicine Lodge , Now on , Osapo city , Mo-
in , Htirllng , Toptka , Wellington , Wichita and
lullold.
Illds will be fipeDodat the hour and day above
itod , aud bidden tre Invited to bu present at
opening ,
CrmimiD CIIECU. ,
All bids must be accomiianled by certified
iccksupon some United HlaUa Depository or
Ibtant Tretturer , for t leatt five | > er cent , of
IB amount of the proposal.
II. 1'IIIOE , CommlS'loner.
NOTICE.
Kllska McLaughlln non-resident defendant :
You are bcribv notlflul that on the 24th day.
April IKtS. Kdirard 1 > . UcUu blln filed a
tltlon analnst r.In the District Court" of
wglos County , Nebraska , the object and pray.
of which are to obtain adlvorcufrumjouand
itojyof the children ; Issue ot the marriage
tb you , on tbo ground that you hare wilfully
indoned the plilntlH without good cause , ( or
term of two years last past , You are re-
rod to answer said | etltlon n or before Mon-
" the IZstday et Juno 1882.
E. D. MclMUOIILW , PlalntIB ,
ermon-4t By It. 8. HALL , hit Attorney ,
S
US HTABLIB , SEOWS HCIlAtlr ,
President. Vice Pres't
W. ti. DSUUIK , Soc. and Tre&s.
THE NEBRASKA
IJUfuTACTUEM CO
Lincoln , Neb.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn Planters , Harrows , Farm Roller * ,
jlk Hay Rakes , Ducket Elevating Wind
Ac.
We are prepared to do Job work and manul
iring for other partloe.
Addros all orders
NEDRA8KA MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Ltaoouj Nu
COOKING STOVES ,
HARDWARE ,
And Tinware ,
.
Wm. F. Stoetzel ,
IOTH AND JACKSQ'N.
Opera House Clothing Store
T. TE > . LTTZEsTD. . : t
Dally Arrivals of Now Soring Goods in
Clothing and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods
GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES ,
. , Anil Sold At
"STRICTLY ONE PRICE I" :
I am Belling the t Celebrated Wileou Bro.'a Fine Shirts , known
as the BEST Fitting and Most Durable Shirts Made.
217 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET. mleo-'dl
. O.
WHOLESALE
1213 Farnhsm St. . Omaha.
H-WHOLESALE
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 Farnham Street ,
FASHIONABLE HATTER '
R. J. SAXE ,
laa opened a Now Hat Store in Opera loose Block on 15th St.
where can be found all tbe desirable Styles at Moderate
Prices , A comclofco Spring ; Stock lias been bought
and will arrive in a few days ,
\ Full Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods will be added soon.
E. J. SAXE , FASHIONABLE HATTER.
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to jthe Fact thai-
Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and
Prices ot
CLOTHING ,
FOBMBN'S , BOYS1 AND CHILDBEDS WEAR.
, ALSO A COMPLETK LINE OP
Furnishing GoodsHats
Hats and Caps1
To tro'proparcd to moot the domanda of the trade In regard to Latest Sty lei
and PattoniB. Pine Merchant Tailoring Iu Connection/ "
BESPEOTFULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1301-1303 Farnham and .300 to 312 13th
S. W. WYATT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles ,
BOORS , BLINDS M MOULDINGS.
15th and Owning Sts , OMAHA , NEB
jr. .Ill .La
-WHOLESALE-
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DEALHUI1N
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omkha Neb.
