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THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , FKTDA\ , MARCH 28 , ISSi. For Neuralgia For Neuralgia iA > r Neuralgia For Neuralgia For Rheumatism For Rheumatism For Kboumatism For Rheumatism For u Lame Buck For a Lame Back For a Lame Back For a Lame Back Doctor Thomas' Eclectric Oil Doctor Thomas Eclectric Oil Doctor Thomas' Eclectric Oil Doctor Thomas' Eclectric Oil SOLD uv ALII 3Pa.-i.oo , C3Oo FOSTEll , MILUUUN & CO.JProi- ) . , o , N. Y. < l An ftcrllrnl u ir. ut. , I * , ltrrto. ! , f * r kt. cu * n A Jliordcrl uf tht liii . , t , Afr * trn ] > Imrkrt d.llcU ltiTof ( to a ffUilof hkiti ) vrr .DJ t ftll uijini ilrlnh * Try tt. n.l l > % r fcoimtt ri Mk T ur tltfrrr ur Iniffil'v for U.a ( aUlllt WC.C10 , Ibkuulvture I b Oil J ( -ILULRTfcaUNS. . J. \ \7urrE3MAllM , SOLS ABEUT , Gl JtllOlt > HAr. If. 1" 1 ho wint of a ru- liable ( Iliuotie which ulillo aitlnt : as n ptlniiihntoltliokld- 110)8 , llCltllt'ro\Cltf8 nnr Irritates them , uns lon nlnco sup lilieil Hobtettcr'u htumath 1)1 tiers. Tim line inwllclnc cxcrln Ih3 reqilhltu ilcKrcai ) stiinulatl n upon tlic c oream , without producing IrrltaUon , anils \ , therefore , far hotter adapted for the pur posa than unmecll- catrtl uxcilanta oft en rpsorUto. ! . D > peptla , fo\er nnd antl kindred For Bale all druggists nnd ocalcM tfcmr- * * ' % Notice to Cattle Men ! $ 900 CATTLE FOP. SALE. IPO Head of Stccra Thrco Years Old " . " 00 " ' " Two " 1 20' ' " " Hotfcre , Two " ; 160 " ' Steers , Ono " 920 * ' " Ileifcis , Ono " Tlio abo\odiicribed cattle nra all well brcJ Iowa cattle , straight and Binootb. These cattln will bo xold in lots to Milt pnrclnscr ? , and at rciwoiilhlo iiriica. KOI further uirtliulars , cill oil ora'ldrem M. K. PATTON. Wa\ rllircnur To , Iowa. I > p.Ho yoimz srtilwl linIK in"lmottwr ! DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN. & , & & , > &i cS.iJ / ' dTk * I OMAHA NATIONAL HANK STAR LINE BoynlnndU S. Blail Steamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY , nKTWEEN HEW YOHK Km ANTWERP , Theft/line / , Gcrinnny , Ituly , Ilullnwl ntul France btoerajo Out nrdS20 , Prepaid from Antwerp , ? J1 ; Excurbiou , $ W , Including beddlni ; , ctc.at Cabin , $55 Exiursion , S100 ; Saloo.i from $ ! > 0 to < 3U , Excurtioi 8110 toSlOO. t t Sone , Gen. Agents D5 Ilroad wnj N. Y. Caldn ell. Hamilton t f V. , Omaha. P r. Olod man ft Co , 20S N letli htrcvt , Ciiuhi ; 1' > ' Kim bnll , OauhaAgenlH. mi ind Ix1 * Fifteenn Ball Pool , Carom , AND \LI. O'MIKU OAMINO TABLKS. TEN 1'IN 1IAI.LH , CllhCKS. ETC IS South .Id Strixt.S'it. loni , 4tl lo'a re Street Kaiieas CitMo , 13JI Ivcngiau St . Onuhfi , o ) TENJY ? HORNI1ERQKR , Agent. j < - Hind for Cataloguta nnd I'rico LUIn. OR FELIX Lt BRUN'V PRKVKNTIVK ANDCUUK. FOR EITHER SEX , The remedy being Injected directly to tlio Beat of the disease , require * nn change of diet ur naunooua , mercurial or potaonoun medicine * to bo taken Inter nally , When mcd at a preventive by cither BOX , Ills lni > OBdibIe t j contract any private disease ; but in tbo case of thojo already unfortunately altllctod we guar- tnteo thiveboxca to cure , or wo will refund the mon ey. I'rico by mall , portage p ld , ft ! . | > er box or tlirte tjoics for fi. ' , * ! WKITTEN aUAUANTEES lisutdbj all autharlicd agenti. DrFelixLeBrun&Co. EOLK PUOl'UIETOKS O r , Goodman , Uruyglit Solo Afecut , lor Omaha .Neb inie wjy . NEIIVK AND HIWIH THKAT Mtaa , B Riurantuad epnci'jo for ] l ) Urla , J > wzt- ii ( < G9 , Couvuleiunu , Vita , I Jon-ous . nfulcohol or toktcf \VaLnftiluest , .Mentallo - r'n'nio" , BofloninBiif tlm Jlriiin ri'mltin in in faulty and li.'iuhni ; to I'jiterj , iliray mill urntn 1'rcnmtiiro Old Agn , llnirentic 8 , J ks i > f imner in either fcer. Involuntary I > JBCB nnd tinermat crrhaa cnufaml liyoTer-oxortinu nf tlio brain , fco.f. ijmto ur oTer-inilulionc9. ICucli L'JX contninn uno month' " treatinout. $ ! . ' ) Ixix.or BIZ b xni fi > r.r > .UUfeuitbyinail | prcimidou receipt u ( prlw * \VK W1ARAWXK KIS : JIOXJJS 'i ' o euro nny CUM.Vilh cicli order rcceivon nj ia tor KII liujcoe , uccdoii'iuiiod with ISJM , w vtu > ft-ixl thu l > ur < liaw r ( mr written ( ruaractco tu rt > - fund the minify if the Iriiitmont douscotenuc * Ounrai.'uHi Kivea onumy . * - r , GOODMAN . NO MATCH FOR THE JAP , Wrestler Daly Laid on His Back , Enslly Tliroxvii In Two Houls.tho Irish Athlrto Kttleoly ' "InlniH Koiil , ntul Koluscs to ( Jo On , Now York Taiirnal , March 2) ) . Cnptnin Jrmies 0. Daly , the Irish clminpion , presented a splendid physique when ho appeared on the platform in Clarendon hull this cxoninp ; to wreatlu with Mntsailn frirakichi , the Juimueso vroudor. Uftly stood 0 foot - inches , and gax o his weight aa i--'O ' pounds. 11 u wore bright green tights. His akin htul n healthy and transparent glow , which showed the working of the muscles mid every movement of his body. Sarakichi was also stripped to the waist , and ho ap peared all muscle. Ilia broad face wore n smile of confuloncu. Ho stood 5 feet 0 inches and weighed ISu pounds. A brother .lap stepped from Iho crowd of fiOO in the hall to net na interpreter , and Steve O'Donuoll was his umpiru and handler. William Barry attended to Cup- tain Daly. "Pop" Wliittakor was mna- tor of ceicmonica and rcfcreo. It wns understood that the men xxero to wrestle two bouts , lirst in Japanese style , then tivo bouts in catch-aa-catch ran style. If neither gained three falls they were to teas for choice of style of final > otit. Captain Daly proposed that they oss for choice ot atylo for the first ) out. This wng acceded to and ho won , "catch-as-catch-cnn. ' choosing - - - Hcforo the word "tnno" had ceased to roll through the hall the men were in a ierco grapple. The Jap's sight woo the | iiicker , mid his motion was the nimbler of the two. lie bent the captain like a willow sapling. There was u gliding und 1 stamping over the canvas mattress. I'lio captain clutchodhis opponent's nook , inns and back in ijuick successive ! grips , n order to gain a , hold and brace , so that : io could trip the Jap. Sorakichi twist ed from c.icli hold as fast as it was made , and , stooping down , gripped D.xly's left leg in his arms , rained him oil' his feet , unl throw him to the floor Then hugging him with the grasp of a devil fish ho pressed Daly's shoulders to the canvns. This really constituted a fall according to the rules , but the Jap and n great nninbor of Daly's friends did not apparently ao understand it. Sora- kechi kept pushing Daly over to Iho edge of the mattress , while fierce cries of "fall" and "foul" filled the air. The Jap finally pushed Daly's head over the edge of the platform. Still , the captain kept his hips I'rom touching the floor , and then the cries merged into the ono word , "Foul1' Pop Wliittakor shouted "A fall" into the Jnp'fl cars , and the in terpreter also called , "You've gained the fall. " Ho still retained his terrible grip. Police Captain McCullough now sprang on the stage mid pulled the Jap from oil' his adversary. Then rose a stonn of ap plause , mingled with cries of "Foul" : uid hisses. "Poi/1 Whittaker mounted a chair and drowned all other noises by shouting : "This is bona tide honorable a , up-and-up , able match. 1 am the referee , and I will decide justly if it takes my other arm. Matsada Sorakichi wins the fall. Both shoulders down constitutes a fall. " From the time the men grappled until Captain Daly's shoulders touched was Hu'J sec onds. The next bout was Japanese style. Any part of the body a linger ovnn pressed to the canvas would bo a fall. The Jnp oprang at Daly and caught him by the shoulders , endeavoring to press his body forward , and thus bond Daly to the floor. Daly pushed the Jap against the wall at the back of the staio ; and took the Jap by the nook T/ith an ugly , twisting clutch. Sorakichi squirmed loose , got a hold on Daly , forced him to ward the right side of the stage , throw ing him with a whirl. Daly's shoulder struck , und a continuance of the motion brought the Jap's hip to the flooi , with Daly turning on him To many of those in Iho crowd , which was made up mainly of Daly's partisans H looked us though the captain hai gained the fall The strugala hud onlj lasted sixteen seconds. Wild outcries again filled the hall , and when Pop Whittaker motioned that Sorakichi hat won the fall the uproar was bewildering Daly and Barry both claimed thv- fall p.mt Daly refused to wrestle again unloia the claim was allowed. When quiet was paitially restored Pop Whittaker an nounced that time would bo called ngaii in seven minutes for a bout at catch-as catch-can. If Captain Daly refused to wrestle the match would bo given tf Matsada .Sonikichi. At the close of the seven minutes born kichi placed himself in position , ant Daly arose from his chair and wulkec toward him with reluctant steps. Before ho had reached the contcr of the plat form Barry stopped in front of hia prin cipal and pressed him back. Daly re mained standing. A henchman of the captain's , just behind him , shouted ' 'We want a now reforreo for Mr. Daly ' "I have boon chosen referee , " roiircii "Pop , " "and 1 pronounce Matsada Snr- akichi the winner. " This settled the matter , and the crow1 slowly dispersed. Critical athletes present expressed their bplief that , with proper training , Sera kichi will prove more than a match for our wrestler * at all stylus. Stale Convention. A political stito convention was hold by the colored people of Nebraska inLincoIn yesterday. Woundorstand the object of the convention was to map out a courao to bo pursued by the coloroc people in the approaching national elec tion , and to elect delegates to represent Nebraska in a national convention to beheld hold in Richmond , Virginia , aomo time previous to the holding of the republican convention in Chicago. This is one of a series of conventions being held by the colored people all over the United States for the same purpose. From what can bo learned the colored people are all alarmcc by the late decision of the United .States supreme court in the civil rights cases , transferring those rights from the fedora ! to the state courts. They regard the recent - cent disgraceful outraged in Danville , Virginia , and Copiah county , La. , as only a Bamplo of what the future will bo , il something is notdono to chock the demo cratic carnival in the South. Wo under stand from some of the leading knowing rines , that the Richmond convention , the Fittahur" ; conference , and ameoting of the national cxecuth a committee created by the national convention held in Louisville villo last fall to bo hold in Chicago on the L'd of Juno , just preceding the mooting , of the republican contention in that city , ia to demand an absolute assurance by that convention of the protection of the colored and white republicans in the south , and the nomination of a candidate for the preaidency whose antecedents and > ast political work will justify them iu ho hope that the strong arm of the ROV- Tinnont will bo used to maintain the najesty and authority of law in the whole government , and the protection of ill citizens in their life and property. The delegation from hero to the state convention ia a strong ono , and good vork is looked for , and wo hope a dolo- ; ation to the national gatherings will bo sleeted that will reflect credit to the in- olligonco of the colored people , and bo iblo helpers in the great work before hem. Attention , Knights. The funeral ot Bro. Gottlieb Ivirchnor , lombcr of Planet Lodge No.I , will take ilaco Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock sharp rom lliono'a undertaking establishment , " 'amain street. By order of Gr.ounn SCHMIDT , Ch. 0. PI. No.I K. P. AVATKll AVOWS , Clio Gotxon mid Overflows In Mln > noot n A Northern raclllo Kreljrht Train Horn Down AVIth 11 MINSK \I-OMS Minn. , March 27. The vaahouts on the Albert Lea line will bo repaired by night and trains will resume mining on regular through time to- norrow. i.NNKAi-oi.is , Minn , March 27. The rournal'n Bismarck special saya : "Tho Ivor is still rising and uorgcd from Sib- ey island. " Bismarck landing , for live miles , is very firm. The Buford gorco lias broken and is coming down Li\cly : imcs aie expected when it strikes llu > rgo hero , in two or three diys. The , ator is backing up in the Hart river , . ) olow Mandon , and the ieo ia being jloxvn up with dynamite. The outlook s assuming a serious aspect. Tr-'ublo is reported hi > rt' from the Yellow stone livision of the Northern Pacific , an on- _ ino and ton freight euro going clown with ono bridge , and several others washed out. Mo.NiKr.Ai. , March 27. The water in : ho St. Lawrence river hnro is rising. The cellurn in low lying stteota are par- : ially filled. A flood is now thought to 30 impending. KIHIKUK , March 27. The Mississippi ; ias continued to rise slowly to-day. At 10 o'clock to-night a rain storm began , with indications of a coutimmnco for lours. The local streams will doubtless jccomo swollen again. BISMAUCK , Dak. , March 27. The situ- ition is becoming sericui. The steamer lichan had her hull steve in by the ice and sank at her moorings , careening over jntil nearly all the hull waa under water. The coming flood totally destroyed her ; valued at § 10,000 ; inourod for § 11,000. The Hoods from above will reach h ro to- light ; three feet more will overreach the milks. The whole of the low lands will inundated. CONTOCOOK , N. II. , March 27. The river is rising fary rapidly. Many build "nga are partially submerged. The rail way bridge is endangered and part of the highway ia submerged. Tlio "Davenport CSa/.oltc. " DAVINI-OIIT : , March 27. The Daven port ( i.iy.otto company baa made a com1 pleto and mutually satisfactory sotttlo- mont of all differences with Mr. Edward Russell , late editor of the Gazette , and that paper will publish to-morrow Mr. Russell's acknowledgment ot entire satis faction with the present management ant a declaration of continued friendship anil good will toward the paper and the com pany. in March 27. A largo six-story building on the Bouthwest corner of Water street and AVnbash avenue , chiefly occupied by S. A. Cook it Co. , printers and bookbinders , was burned this after noon. On account of the dangerous locality , the building being in the contoi of the wholcsalo trade , a largo detachment mont of the fire department responded The flames wore with difficulty continue to the building. There were a number of manufacturers' agents in the building The total loss is estimated at § 75,000. . - MMMI * - A TownTreasurer'Turpitude. . WownsTF.u , Mass. , March 27. Frank liu 15sto , formerly treasurer of the towi of Southborough , issued a nolo for § 5,00' ' fourteen years ago , and used the money making no record on the town books Uo paid the interest from his own funds Efites' bond for that year cannot bo found. A uiinilar irregularity occurrcc a year ago , and a § 1,400 shortage it cash. Ho settled the last affair , and wail obliged to resign. UUo has been treasurer uror for twenty-three years. Carl Schiitv. JCeCiihOH NKW YOKK , March 27. The . . : eve mont on the part of llio friends of Car Scliiirto raise him a testimonial o 8100,000 has been abandoned at the earnest request of Scliurx. The princi pal portion of the sum named had already boon paid into the fund , and withou doubt the full amount would have beei raised. The matter coining to Schur/'s knowledge , ho requested that the money should bo returned to the subscribers and out of regard to hia feelings this haa been done. The Now "Chicago .Journal. " CniOAdo , 111. , March 27. The "Even ing Journal" of this city took possossioi of its fine oflico building on Doarbon street to-day , from which it waa burnct out last December. The structure , aa rebuilt , ia ono of the handsomest and most complete structures of the character in the country. The paper also appears in a now dress to-day. A Collector Gained and Kotihcd , Jouiir , 111. , March 27. Laat evening while returning to hia homo from Una city , Michael Conlin , collector of the township of Troy , was waylaid by masked men and robbed of glC > 00 it funds belonging to the township. The robbers made good their escape in Mr Conlin'a buggy , leaving him tied bant and foot by the roadsidu. Ho does no think ho would bo able to identify his assailants. HhootlriUJ'ray In MliinonpollH. MiN.VKAi-or.iH , March 27 , A shootiiu , scrape occurred at 10 o'clock to-nu'htat ( saloon known aa "The IIouiio of David,1 in which Detective Hankinson waa eho through the neck , a rough known as "Montana Jack" was shot through the arm , and a gambler , namu not learned waa ahot twice through the head , ant will probably die. A Cliic-OKo Ula/e. yOmrAoo \ , March 27. Thn P 0. Han i ford building , Wubaah and Water utroets i was partly burned thia afternoon. C. A i Conk & Co. , publishers , lost § 10,000 ; in Ijeuretl /or § 8,500. Tlio building wa latnngcd for § 1,000 ; Insured. Then vcro n fovr minor lotscs in the way 01 ollico furnitures , etc. IOWA ij \n A\nlnnjlio of IjCRlfllntloM nw ( ho Kml lriu\H Near The Kl hl on tlio Agricultural Collojjo Par- Unity Succcsshil The AVrntiulo Over I'rnlil * hltlon I'onnlltCH. DKS MOINK * , March 27. In the senate lilla were passed : Changing the name > f the reform ochoola to industrial schools ; trohibiting the killing of quail for two rears ; increasing the penalties for keep- ng houses of prostitution and enticing vomon and girla into the same ; giving cities acting under special charters power to change the ayatom of paying for sow- ra out of thu general revenue to the pccial tax method ; to authorize the pub- ication of namoi and residences of Iowa oldiers , sailors and marines , to be g.Ath - red by asawHorn in making tlm afsrsa- nont for 1885 , tlireo thousand copua to > o published und deposited with the ad- 'titant general for distribution ; providing hat citiea and towns may submit to rotors the question of levying special axes for purchasing und improving pub ic parKa ; providing for the appointment of a state inspector of petroleum and Describing rulea for inspecting and test- ng ill i minuting oils. This bill was lost , 'oatorday , but the vote was reconsidered o-day. The vote by which the bill to appropri ate § 10,000 to the Farmers' Protective usnciation to aid in defending barb wire nuts was lost wai leeon.sidered and the ) ill nuuinded by i educing the appropria- .ion to § r > ,000 and passed. The house bill to reorganize the board of trustees of the ulato agricultural college by mal.inu it consist of ono mem- ) or from each congressional district was > asscd , after being amended by striking mt the cluu&e making the governor and state supeiintcndcnt of public instnir- ions ex nflicio membcis of the braid and inserting a clauao providing that ilia iresont board should servo out their present turnip aa members from their tov- eral congressional districts. In the house in the forenoon a tojnlu- , ion wan adopted asking the senators and representatives in congress to use their iifluonco to secure the passage of a law o equalize bounties duo union soldiers of the late war. A bill was passed to authorize town ship truatooa to employ attorneys in cases nvolving the right or duty of township .rustees to certify or levy taxca which lave boon authori/.cd upon oxprcsa eon- litions , aa in cases of aid voted to rail- roada. Mr. llogoland introduced n bill for the support and care of incurable insane. The senate resolution declaring it in expedient for the general assembly to take further action in relation to par dons , and advising the governor to act upon the evidence before him and in iccordanco with hia best judgment , after i long and rambling discussion was iu- definitely postponed. The Benato bill was passed to give fur- , her time for printing the aupromo court reports. The present law requires the reports tw bo printed throe months after adjournment. This was found impracti cable. The bill passed provides that the printing bo done aa soon aa practicable. The senate bill was passed giving the Enftcld rifles belonging to the state to the Grand Army of the Republic. At the afternoon session Merrill made a strenuous effort to got his bill for a Normal ochool at Lyons , ordered to en grossment but failed , the final vote stand ing-12 lo-Ki. The bill to provide penalties for the violation of the liquor law came up a 3:30 : and consumed the remainder of the day. Mr. Ward offered a substitute fo the original bill , which differs from the former only in that the penalties are made lighter. Numerous amendments were offered , and without coming to a veto or any of thorn the house adjoutn ed until 7'M : p. in. In the senate the night session was oc cupicd on the appropriation billa. Bills were taken up and passed as they came from the house without change lu to amounts. The following are the amounts appropriated for the several in stitutiona : Insane hospital at Mt. Pleas ant , § 12,000 ; agricultural college , § 112 000 ; feeble-minded institutions § < i00 ! ) , : ! girls' reform school , § 25,1188 ; institutioi for the deaf and dumb , § 00,100 ! boys reform school , $21,1JO ! ; Fort Madis'oi penitentiary , § 12,075 ; soldiers orphans homo , § 57,250 ; Anamosa pimitontiary § 75,100 ; State university , § 80,500 ; nor mal Bohools , § 27,800 ; college for th blind , § 10,200 ; Independence iiiHanohos pital , § . ' 18,200. At the night session of the houao the bill for the rcorgumV. itionof the agricul tnral college board , as amended by the Honato , passed. The Rcnato amended i by striking out the governor and superintendent intondent of public instruction from the directory. Tim temperance bill waa tliei taken up. The amendments woip al voted down , and at 9:30 : the substitute presented in Iho afternoon waa ordorot engrossed. AVoinau'H Homo March 27. The ttomi-annua mooting of the Woman's Homo Mission atieociation opened hnro to-day. The secretary's report stated that the mosl encouraging feature of their undertaking related to the work of education. Six teen schools for poor people are buiiif , maintained in Utah and tlio southern tates. Ai.iM.st , March 27. In the assembly to-night the committee on ways ant means reported practically a now bil prohibiting the manufacture and sale o oleomargarine , suinu , butterinu or other Biibstitutoa for farm or dairy productsai ; appropriation of $301,000 in to bo made to carry out the object of the bill. Itourbon in the Gutter. MuPjiKjwoN , K n. , March 27. Las Friday a man named Herald opened a saloon in Canton , thia county , in dof'mnco of law and the officers. Monday ho go into a row over ono of hia drunken cua tomera , and waa shot , by the constable Tuesday the women of the place raldct his saloon , and poured IHH liquors into the n treat. lOiiiIlKliiiiko at Agram. LONDON , March 27.- Shocks of earth qimko occurred at Agrum and through out Sclavonia to-duy. A number o buildinga in Deakovan wore damaged , Jilaino'H liooiu. Wii.hhiiAiiiiK , Pa. , March 27. Th Twenty-first republican district instruct for Blainu for president , Now Cat hello ItlHhojiH , ROMK , March 27.-At the coneistor to-day the pope uppoiutod.tbo Hightjltn | Francis X'uior Luroy to bo archbishop fNow Orloani , nml Right Ilev 1) . lanucy , now nt Coipua Christi , Tex. , iahop of Mobile. V Ih-unlu'ii Murderer to Or ) Dentil. SIKUMNO , 111. , March 27. Christ ; ocbltii ( ; was conxicted of murder at ucu thU morning and aontenced to catli. The nuirdor was committed in yndon , this county , in January. Hoe- iini ; was under the influence of liquor t the time. The Tcmpost In the CofTeo Vot. NKW YOUK , March 27. Coll'eo waa onkor to-day. The cables brought slight oclino early , but afterwards the tempera a- much stronger. Prices advanced full o to 85 points on coffee exchange , amid inch excitement and activity. A Georgia Itla/o. MATOS , On. , March 27. The Barlow oiisu nt Amoricus and eight stores were urnod last niijht. Loss , § 80,000 ; in- uranco , $10,000. TKIiKUUAIMI NOTP.S. . Shorwriiod K. Strixtton , tnolhor of tlio nto ( ion. Tom Tlmnili , dlod nt Now llauin , ediioaday. Onv. Hamilton , of llliiuiln , wttlulniWHfriiiii in I-ACO for ronomtimtiim , mul iir cn rapnhli- to KtiiUHiit , Klehiird.l. OfljMiy , Honrv S. Cliurcli , tlio tlof.uiltlm * cliHiulicr- iln of Troy , X. Y. , who left that city Knurii- ry I , xxltli n ilolirloncy of 877,0110 In liU rte- units , has lu'on iirro'ttoil In Koxv York. 'rimclt/uni ! of Lincoln , 111. , In IIKH uuiot- K , ilncKirod tlu'lr lii'llof thixt O. A. Cnrnon- r Is thn nuuili'ror of Xorii llmiH niiii ro- luwtotl him to lo.ixo tlio rininly xxltlumt mi- jciwuaty iloluy. xcr kiiimn. At D.ixlt lloiul oortiling In , oillouccl und for thtity tiilliH ilown tlui xrr , oxropt l.o\ell's jil.intiitlon. Kouiorfot , oxer licfnni tmimlnloil , it uoxx'at tlio uiurcy i tlui xvax01. V'roni lil h ) iilnt < of thn tlty ' \o dultii loolH rtt If liiilit In tlni tinilroiif ilii | < , ko. 1'ooplo : u omiing from hoiwi to lmu o CONTAINS 58,000 TOPICS , 'onrlitouMo the nuuil < er trratod liv miner Apple in or the llrlttnlnlcA. In fully illmtmted ltn o\cr ciiKraN'ni ' : * , nud Ittlienulj ( 'trloiu'dlik tliut win. alnx large doulile page inipn of all the Hiatus nnd i'rrlt"rk"i In nddltlnn the in.ip" of nil the ocmntrloi f the gluhe It IK the remit of niiny jean of pro miration nd embodies the \\nrk ot over four undri'd of the ablest Rrliohru In Dili mintry nnd Kunipp IholioUi \\orli In hi ought on n to 1SSII , timknitr It mail ) jenrs later than MI\ jilopnlU pulilhhcd. Thu price li nnulj one lltih ess than that of the other uorkn , thuruhy placing It Ithin the reach of the mati ) Intclllgtnt pioploho a\u vo 'cm ; dotlrud n C'ih > pcilla , nut felt unnhlo or n illlng topiv JlOti for It , Torn IOIIK time there as been a call from teacho'B and n Inrgo UIHH of In lllfunt pcop'u generally , fqr n ujelopidla tlmt ouM roxvrtlieholo llekl of hiimvi knoulcdge , ml ho put liHhod at a Icm prlro. 'lliat thlrt call ban con met In the publication of tlio prexeiit otk Is nt i".tcil bj the fact tintlil.UOO ( ha o been Kohl in Kfi Imn thrco carri. It U endomtl by the luatling id- caters c\cr > where. Inn work of master iniiiiU , nl n > H revly to nnswer e\tr > iincatton.nnd is n ntces it ) to nil who dcftiro that Information of men nntl lingu uhldi Is inclli-HtibftlilD | to uver ) well Informed crmn , Do not fail to make nn exumlimtlm of thin gicat ork wlun the onportunit ) Is preHunlcd. Important to Teachers. Our bonk containing ; "Olio lllllnlral ami I'ty cot < inuntionH , " hcut lij droj pli'g us n postal tare ) , end h r It. Wouant n few llrntdnn HiloHmcn to riircsunt | iu work. Will pny good nalarlra to the right I lad f men. AJdrian KMKIISON Dl'.l'UV , Oonernl Agi nt , 2511 DoiiKlas St. , Omaha , Nub m CHICACO , BOCK ISLANDS PACIFIC ll'Y Itj * UK { , > , ' Y' Ml itt at lti line , conn ruin the i' ijt ami ( in V. I i y tti1. cliutfect route , \ nl t r- i\oi \ pi in < in , i witliuUt C'hinu1 of rant , h 'itv t-n tniu iuo .u i i mi j Oily , oiuutl llln.ta , i citvt - w Ji , A > ' i , /liitiicai ulH and Itt Jl'iul II onuri ) * ) ni 'uinon I'cp ' ' * Hli nil tlio piln ' , 1 Li.tn o | i , t in twccu tlio Attnntio auM Iho 1'at iflo Uer.r IIH utitaiuju-ut 11 unrJv ilctl < iml iiiur t ill * tri i , i in t Miipoidl of Mo t C'oint irt'iUlo n I JJtimn.'l ' ituy Ooich.ii , /-iLrniHcr-nl JlCiton J - i < 'li iti Cat i , I ulJinun'j I'l tllrat I1 il.c o A i'-ra. ruO itu J3dt Line of llirnun < - JTN V ; .rlil MiiPoTnMn Ij' twcin CU'oai/o ' anct j < ir > ] tirr J O'tilv 'j.'wo 'J iflriH bctv/c uf'ljl- .1 tl M.amj ipulid c-iulOl. I'm 1 , vl i ALBERT I.EA ROUTE. " ttit'Utt. 1'or detailed informationfct ; thulJapoauU Fold * era nf Iho GREAT ROCK fPUAND ROUTE .t your acarent Tiuhol OHico , or atidrcMS -.If. OABLC. 1 ! . BT. JOHM. n.i iil.in I * jr , ( , eu Ilkl.M'ui * E , A. KELLEY , M. D. -AM- 0. A. WILSON M. D. . . , . . , Physicians and Surgeons ! omuKs-iioYU'H OIT.A iinw DREXEL & MAUL , ( HUCOKHSOUSTO JOHN 0. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS , at the old ttand 1317 I'firnMii ulna. Ordiro by Ule- graph millcltod anil i < roniitlv | attei iloil to. A. Boohnclro . Th. , LDroixitesot ! IfillFiirnam St. , Room aa. OMAHA , - - - NEURASKA. FB. YOUNGHOSBAND , flnllnntmi I 1S08 Kariiam Strut , room 3Oiiutba , Nob. Collection ollclttd Jlcntbl ) r otberwlno ; Iwtli In city und countrj , and on ( vll line * ol llallroadii 8p. curlly iiroc-nrud for dil.l * not I'roinptlv ' | iald. llooka ke ; > t and balanced u-ld ) ami uionthly A ifuncral aiiJIllntf tiiuliiVM done l > n inli loiiii ol nil KliiUn iiroinptlj attcimod to , U H N litrjk vi-i l.urt . tl to notions ( 'hoii Pioneer Drug Store ! u. u cou lariCANi ) JONK.S HTS. DB , F , S. LEWIS , - Prop'r , AUCNT KOIl Ohio Oil Co.'s Went Virginia , Cylinder and other Oils coiutautlv on hand , Two Mew Additions. A BARE CHANCE ! A bcnutiful slope , fronting to the south , upon n innin thoroughfrtro in u prosperous portion of the city , is whore \viso man invest their inonoy in llt'iil Kstnto. Such nn opportunity is now ollbrecl in the handsome now nthlition , 1 Which has just boon placed upon the Market. There is no more attrnct- ivo location in the city. Only 2 of a inilo from fltrect cars , and within a few rodsof. u proposed station upon tlio line of the Holt Raihvny , there is no question about its advantages to investors. Although within three blocks of Lots are held at from $ ( ! ( ) ( ) to 8700 each , in this henutif addition , tfO of the best lofs can ho bought at from $ 'JoO to ftJilOO otio-tifth cnsh , balance monthly or ouarlerlv payments , at 8 per cent. Don't fail to call before purchasing. We will be pleased to show you 1 Ami iti'l ' bo to your interest to see it. A sub-division of Illockl ? , West Omahaami n beauiif.ul piece of hind and wo are Nfllimt UU > M > lots at astonishing low prices Irom 81(10 ( to ooOyiii'li , and on easy term1' . In addition to this , we have an e.xlensive list of residence property , vacant lots and business property in all parts oC the city. Also farms and and unimproved lands in all pivls of the State. Qdfc1 "Houses and Lots on Monthly I'ayinoiits , aspeeially S. W f > f. Farnam und 15th R ' \ "with , am Absolute Gnamm- te@ off being ; tlie Finest Most Perfect Goods of Mg Mud LANCE & FOITICK , 5S 318-320 B. 13th at. , near Farnam. Manufactured by the TiIlckiB&n litovo Oo. , Detroit and Chicago , -MfftiJ MfftiJmmmmm m The loverH o izood clofhing Avho wish to 'purchnso Rooils tliat are cqiiul. if. not botkir. limn the best garinontH mntlo by any inejclianh tailoring IIOUHCII in thu Unitoil Stutcrf. SIiittcr'HeBtilliHliin'jnt { { ) IMS long boon recognized ns one o fcho lead ing hoii-on of the kind in the west. From tlio first to the third lioor , in every department , the stock is com- ploto. and comprises the Intent stylus of fiuasoiiublo goodsCiiitoniera will find find'S ' In grtMit nbundnnco. This house keeps the best TAILOES TO ALTER , FIT AND PRESS. This work is always done in : t satisfactory manner , nndyit out extra ' us < ge. MAMMOTH CLOTHING ELGUTT IIOUSE , 1001 Farnam St. Cor. 10th. 'WAIIA. NEP. .T DEALERS TN Stoves , Furniture , Crooknry , &c. Agonta for the celebrated economy Cooking and Hunting StovoR und , the BESP ItANOE. N 115 NORTH SIXTEENTH ST. , . NEB : 1C HELLMAN & CO , , Olothiers ! 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 13Th JOMAUA ,
