OMAHA DAILY BJSE---TJESDAY . MAY 6 , 1584.
37.
37.v MAXUEACTUREO : Of , „ , . ,
GAL'VANIZED IRON ,
CORNICES. '
WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC ,
a no atatjo. cttx-ont ,
VATTA . . . NFH.HAFKA
TTNITED STATES AND OEHMAN MAIL SF.ift'
U WKKKLY STKAMKUH".Haralmra-Amorlcnn
l' ckct Company's Mno far PLYMOUTH ( London )
Chcrlrourtf , ( Parkand IIAMIIUIMJ. Saturday * Uam.
era to Hamburg direct. I.ESSINO , Ami ! IK : DOI1K-
MtA.AiirlllO ; OKLI.ERT , Ajitll 2 < ; WESTPHALIA ,
April S3 : ARTIA , May 3J W1ELAND , Ma > ' , ' 8.
Uttcc Flttt Cabin. & & , $ " > and $ SO. StfOIHRC , $ ? 0.
1'rcpald ttcoraira ticket * , $18 Kwurnlnn rates greatly -
ly reduced. rt-nJ ( or "Tourist Gatotto" Henry
Pundt , Mark Hanten , F. E. Hooros , It , Toft , agcnla
In Omaha , Qronqwle & Sclio nteon , arcnts tn Coun.
ell Blum. C. I ) : lUUHAHU & CO. , Oon. 1'aM. Agts. ,
Ot Broadway , N , Y.
4 d'ad year work is done for nil time
to time to como.
WE CHALLENGE
o produce a more durnnlo material
for street pavement than the
Sioux Falls Granite.
OR
filled promptly. Samples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MoBAIN&CO. .
Sioux Falls. Dakota.
The use of the term " Bboi
Line" In connection wlththt
corporate name , of a Rreatroad ,
convoys an Idea ol tut what
required by the traveling tmb-
lie a Short Line , Quick Itmt
and the best ol accommoda >
tlons * 11 of which tro ( UID <
lihed by the greatest railway In America.
' CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
> And St. Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,640 miles of
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , low *
Dakota ; and as ts main lines , branches and connoo
tlons reach all the great business centra * ol tlu
Northwest anil Far West , It naturally answers tlu
dcacriptlon ol Short Line , and Best Route between
_ Chicago , Milwaukee , St. 1'aul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Slil\\aukeo , la. Crosse and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendala
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and StlUwatoi
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Mllwiukoe , Denver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milnaukce , Wauknsha and Ooonomowoe.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and 1'ralrledu Chlea
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Belolt Janesvl'le ' and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Uocktord and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clmtonnoek Island and Cedar Rapids.
Chicago , Council Illufla and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell andChamberlaln.
Rock Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest DInlnfr Cars In
ous employes o ( the company.
8. d. UKKRILu , A. T. U. OAHPKSTEB ,
Ocu'l Manager. Urn * I'M ? . Agent
.i.z m. QEO.H. UBAFFOHD ,
\Vhoso ilelilllly. cxlimutloii ami premature
Jecfiy A. scausea by excesses , crroru of > outh , etc. .
en ptrfeclly restored to roliiift lictiltli and
vltriiraii * raiinhuiiil Ijy THE MAR8TCN
UOLUS. J oBtomacli druroinR. Thulrcitmenl
uJAfi-vi > a ] ) ulilllty nnillMii-iloal Hecnyii
vuifnrmly uucoe Bful UPCAUBO tineea on Purieo1
vruirii ( Mlilne\viiiitl ) direct incthniliand Ab
i.xiM.illiorniml-noi. benled Trcr.tlso frfn.
- A STON REMP' YCO. ,
DR. * WHITTIER !
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis. Mo
\ ilfearjL'ATJ QK\tUATE'oI two modloal college
Xichubeen enc ? od loneer In the treatment c
cnnONIC , NERVOUS , SKIN AND BLOOD Dlieua
than other phj slcl&n In St. Louis , u city papera ho'
and kit old resldonta Iraow , Ooniultktlon free am
Invited. When It Is Inconvenient to vlilt the citato
treatment , moillclnea oan be sent by mill or expret
everywhere. Ourible ones eu r nteodwhcre ; doub
ciUU It } l frankly itateil. C U or write.
NervonsFroitrfttlon , Debility , Ifentil and'Phyiloi
Wokneaj , MtrrurUI and other ngectlont ol Throtl
> nd Month , Old Borea and Uloom , Imrxxl
menta to nurrlage , 1'11'n. N l
tentlon to CA ea ( rom overworked brtln. 8UHUIUA1
CASKS receive spodul Miantlon. in " fi - "vni
from Impnulenoe , Kiooaaea , Inrtuitenoim porinmaui
ly cured.
< m rry.whom yn <
why.causel , coniequenoui unil cure , llillort for 25i
postigo or t 'np . n T .di l
DISEASES OF THE
EYE & SAE
J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. ,
Until offices ue repaired ( rom reiult ol Ore. olU
with Dr. Parker , Ilaom 6 , Crrlhtoa ISlock 1M
Pioneer Jjrug Store
B. K. COll. 13TII AND JONES ST8.
DR , F , S. LEWIS , - Prop' ]
rjn
Ohio Oil Oo.'s 'West Virginia , Oylindi
and other Oil ? conitiutly on hand.
Bail-way Time Table.
_ tralniarrlrt at ftniV'iUptitHlrnin OmthtAoh
entrnl Stnndanl Time , which It U , iilnut6s farter
linn nn time. ' >
r
t SMtird.y , Ejfopl Sunday , t Ktccj > t Ion
V.
_
ota Union 1'ncltlo Doi > ot ; Tenth St.
u. r. n n. , IIAIN LINE.
I ARRIVX.
) iip. : . . .11:40 : am Atlantlo Ktp. , , ,7:50 : a in
'Apt , , . .SUpm : I Mtll nnd Kip.4COpin :
Dally.
nicrunticAN VALLEY DIVISION.
tXAN t I ARIW B ,
Incoln Kxp. . , . 12.55 pm I Lincoln F.xp.leOp : in
UUMUY TRAINS 11HIDOK DIVISION.
taVo Onuha : A 40 , 8-00 , 0CO : , 10.00,11:15 : a m. , 1:00 : ,
00 , 1:00 : , 4:00 : , 6.00 , 6.00 , 10:35 : p.m. OnSiuiJuji :
40,9:00 : , 11:15 : a. m ; 2:00. : 4.uo , 0:00 : , lossnm.
rrho t transfer depot IS mlnutci ) later ; Uroauway
coot , Council BluHs , to tnlnutre later.
Leai c Council Itlutfg , Ilroadtvay depot , 7SO , B.SO ,
30,10.3) , 11 40 a.m. ; 1:30 : , 2:80 , S:80 : , 4:30,6.34,0.33 : ,
1:05 p. m On SuiiJaj-s : 7:20. : 0.30 , 11UO a. tn.SS.i ; : ,
30 , 0:35 : , 11:05 : p. m. Arrlvo Transfer depot , 7 tnln *
los later.
teavo Council lilufld Trancfer dopott 7J5. 8,37 ,
37,10.57 , 11:47 : ft tn ; 1:37 : , 2 7 , B'37 , 4:40 : , 6.37 , 8:4 : > ,
l:15p : . til. At rho Omaha 13 mlnutci later.
TRANSFER 1HMNS.
LKAVK. ARRIVr.
u. No. : , . , . , S'15 am Pa-j. No. 3..11:16a m
0 SJ51 n m " 16..1 : "Bp m
4 , . . ,4i6 : pm 11 u 7:55 : pm
, , , . . , : p m " 1 8:16 : p ui
U 1:15 pm
pmDa
MISSOURI PACIFIC ,
LIXVK. I
Loul9 rxo..7:25 a m I Omiha Exp , .8.lO pm
, Louis Exp , . . . < tl5 : pm I Omaha K p . .735 ; a in
B. C. A P. K 1U
LKAVK. .
'all ' . < V43 St Paul 11:15
lltii * * * * * * * ' v n m i UIH 41 tip : am
Paul E\p 7:16 p m I Mail , .7:00 pin
Dally.
C. k N. W. B. R.
L1HVK. I AIiniVK.
000 am CxprcMl 10:50' : a m
b.OO p ml Mill1 , 7OJ : p m
c.u. I'fcr. n. n.
IKAVX.
tall' 000am Kiproasl 10:60 : am
.6..Op in Hall1 7Hpm :
C. , M. & St. P. 11.1
ARKIVB.
iKx * . 000am Ei ] > t..lo:50itm
UiatloKit tl)0pm : ) Kip" 7:00pm :
C. . UfcQR.R. \ la Council IIlutTs. )
LKIMI. I AHU1VK.
ill. . . . . n.coam Exnrcso 10:10am :
B:0)p ru Mall 7CO : pm
IHIIy. ,
*
WABASH , ST. LOUIS & PACII'IC. f ,
tKA\ $ n I Aitni\K. * - .
.annon Ball 1 uo'iiin Cannon Ball , . . . : ) ) pm
Dally.
K. 0. , ST , JOE & C. B. ( i la Council llhilTs. )
LEUE. I ARRIVE.
ail 0COnm : KvnrcsH , , . ,
* ] > rc-s3 7:15 : ji in | ilnll 7:03 : p ill
AIHIANOUMKNTOI' SU.V1) VY TUAINS
) urlng May Saturdiy , Sunday and Monday Chicago
rains 111 rotate as follon .s ;
S-'atnnlnyo\tnliL'tralii9 loa\oMav M and 21tli\la
. M. &ht P ; May 17th \ la the Wortli-Westcrn ; May
Oth and zl t > la the Rock Island Arrlxc In the
aino order the Monday follow ing ,
Sunday morning trains depart and Sunday evening
alnsarrhoMay 4th and 23thK the Hoolc Ulaiul ,
ay lltli \ la the North-Western , and May 18th \ Ia the
JI k bt P.
D. & MDepot ; TcntU Street.
B. & M. RAILROAD-MAIN LINK.
DBNVEK Kxrntss.
. WIST llOUSD. RAST EOOSD.
LKAVB. . ARR1VK.
moha. . . . 0:10pm : 7.'Oam 7:00pm : 10.05am
shland. . . 8:2 : * pin 10C8am : 4:52 : pin 8:12am :
Incolii..10'o : pra 12:00 : m 3:50 : jnn 75 : am
rcto 11:17 pui l.:640pm : 2:41 : pm 0:01 : am
astln 's. . 5:1.1 : t.rn 4:15 : pm 11:55 : am 10:50 pm
cd Claud. SUO : urn H.OIpTi 10:23 : am 8:25pm :
IcCook..lo:5i am P16 ; pm 0:15 : am 4:10 : pm
kron..i. ' 1:41 : pra 2:10nm : 12:50a'n llC5nm :
cincr. . . . 7:23ira : U15am 0:25pin : 7:30am :
Dally. '
OMAHA AND rLATTTMOUTIITnAINS :
v. Omaha at 7:50 : , nnd 3:45 : a m ; 4:50,0:10 : : , 7:45 : p m
r. Omaha at 0:23,8.40 : and 10u5 : a in : 7OJ , 7:30 : p in
Dully.
C. B. & Q R. R- ( via Plattsmouth. )
LKA\ . ARRIVE
astern Kxp..8:4J a m OmahaK\p 8:40a : m
Chicago ixp..4:50 : p m Western Exp. . . . 7:30 p mail
Dally.
K. C. , ST. J. fc a B. ( > ia Plattsmouth )
LRAYK. I AUni\T. .
[ ail 8:4'a : m Kxprcsa 0:25nm :
,7:45iiu : Mail 7JO pm
Dally. *
From C. St. P. M. &O.l > eiiot , litli and
Webster Streets.
c.st. P.M. * .o.
LEAVE. ARIUV8
' 02 Passenger..8:30 am I No3 Mixed 11:15 a m
"oi JIUcd 2:30pm | No 1 Paancngcr. C:20pm :
Kundaja Eicepted.
PRINCIPAL LINE
ruoM
CKICAGOPEORIA & ST. LOUIS ,
nv WAV or
OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVER ,
OK VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATOHISON to DENVER
oniH'ctliiK In Union Depots nt Ifnnsas City ,
Oinulia nnd Denver with t In ouj.li trains lor
And all jxilnts In the Gicat Wast.
Connecting in Gmiul Union Uopot nt Chicago
with tliroiiuli tnilna for
NJ3W YOItK , BOSTON ,
And nil Hualoni Cities.
AtPoorln with tluouuli tmlnslor Imlltumi )
oils , Olnclnnntl , Columbus , and nil points ii
tliu South.inst. : At St. I.ouls with tlnouyl
tnilns lor nil jiolnlH South.
Elegant Day Coaches , 1'uilor Cnrs , with Ilo.
cllnliiB Clmlrs ( scots fico ) , Smoking Curs will
Kovolvlng Olmlrs , Pulluiau 1'aluco Slccnln :
Cara and tlio ruinous O. u. AQ. Ulnlng Can
mil dully toand from Clilcngo and Kansas Oily
Clilcagoand Council IllullH : Chicago nnd le
Molncs , Chicago , Ht. Joaoph , Atdilson nm
' 1'opcka without change. Only through llm
running their own truing between Chicago
Iilncoln nnd Denver , and Chicago , Knnuni
City nnd Donvur. Tliiongh cai-s between
In < Uana ) > oll9 and Council lllnird , via Pcorla ,
GOINO NOHT1I AND SOUTH.
BoId ) Tmtns of Klegant Uay Couclics nm
rullinan I'ulncoSleoplnK Cars mo run dally ti
nnd from Bt. Louis ; via Ilnnnlbal ; Oulncy
Kookulc , Dinllngton , Cedar llupidaand Albci
J.cntoSi. Paul and Minneapolis ; PnrlorCiir
with Kccllnlng Clmlrs to nnd from Ht. Loul
and I'eorlo. Only ono change of cura bctwcui
Bt. Louis and Dot Moines , I wu , Lincoln , Me
lnu.skuand Denver , Colorado.
It Is also the only Through Line bfctwocn
BT , LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PATH ,
It la known as tlio great TIIllOUGH OA1
II.NIC of Amcrlqa , nnd is unlvcraully admll
i i > cl to bo the ,
Finest Equipped Eallroai In the World fo
all classes ol Travel.
through Tickets Via this llnu for ale at a
U. K. coupon ticket olllcts in tlio UnilcdStutc
ind Cunudo.
T. J. I'OTTEU , 1'EnCEVAILOWELL ,
Vice-fret , i. Qio. JUnicer.
3ffotio3 to Oattle Mea
00 CATTLE FOP. SALE.
fO Head ot Sto ra Three Vein Old.
200 .1 M TWO '
201 ' Heifers , Two '
150 " ' hteera , One "
20 " " lldtcrs , One "
Tbe abova descilbed cattle are all well bred low
cattle , itraltht and imooth , The a cattle will b
kold In lot * to tult purdmtri , and at rcuonabl
For ( urtbor iiartuulart , call on anuUtc&t
M. F. I'ATTOW ,
Waverly , DremirCo. , Iowa.
LAWYERS AND LITIGANTS.
The U , s , Ccnrts Convene Wiih
Dnnfly on Ibe fiend
ho Argument In the Onno of Fox
tlio City to bo Post
poned ono Week.
THE O. S. OOUUTS.
The United States circuit and district
ourts for the May term convened yos-
orday with District Judge Dundy on the
> onoh. As usual in this tribunal the
rst day was spent in calling the law
ockot. Quo hundred and oighty-fivo
ascs wore called , quito a number of
hich were marked for trial at this term ,
'o-day District Attorney Lambortson
will have the grand jury impauolnd and
nstructod by the court. There are now
iroo persons imprisoned whoso cases are
awaiting investigation by this jury ; Sio-
vovtos , recently bound over by Commis-
oner Anderson for using the mails with
ntont to defraud ; Vannio Hare charged
with embezzling n registered letter from
10 mails at Nomaha city , and the deputy
lostmaatcr at Ainsworth , charged with
ho same ofienso ns Hare. Other mat-
era where the parties interested are not
ndor arrest will also bo brought before
iio grand jury. Judge Brewer , of Kan-
as , the newly appointed circuit court
udgo arrived in the city last evening and
will sit with Judge Dimdy this morning.
THE STATE DISTIIIUT COUUT.
Yesterday was the day appointed by
udgo Wakoly for hearing the argument.
of counsel on the application of .Inmrs
< "ox for an order restraining the board
of public works from performing their
supposed functions , and Hugh Murphy
& Co. , from carrying put its contract with
the city. Mr. Cowin , Fox's attorney ,
ras ready to go on with the argument.
) ut Mr. Council , the city attorney , said
there might wish to bo made parties do-
ondant , on account of which no wished
lore time.rho case was continued until
ext Monday by consent , the judge
nalcing an order that all papers of do-
ondant should bo filed by Thursday
lorning.
COUNTY COUHT.
This morning the docket for the May
orm of the county court will bo called.
Iho present term is a light one , there bo
ng only twonty-thrco cases to be dispoa-
d of.
THE POLICE COUUT.
A complaint was lodged in the police
ourt by Officer Sullivan against A. J.
impsou and M. M. Marshall for keep-
ng and maintaining nuisances. James
! roighton , chairman of the board of pub
ic works , filed against 0. W Stevens for
bstructingtho ntrcct without first having
btaincd permission to do so. Peter
iUttlo , failing to appear when his case
was called , his ] bond of $100 was forfeit-
d. A complaint also woa filed against
Tans Young for keeping a disorderly
touse.
NEATLY DONE ,
Mr. Hill Relieved of$12Oon a Street
Car by a Couple of Mis
taken Strangers.
A gentleman named Hill , whoso firs !
name could not bo learned , drew § 12 (
out of the First National bank on lagl
Saturday afternoon. After drawing hit
money ho started up Farnam and had
5ono scarcely a block when a gentleman
came running up to him and told him
someone inapassing streetcar wag tailing
lira. Hill said he thought not , but the
ilrangor affirmed there was. Hill rar
afior the car and jumping on the roar
> latform was accosted by a couple oi
nen who asked lu'm if were not Mr ,
Tones. When ho said ho was not , the
strangers said they must bo mistaken and
crowding past him jumpped oft' the car.
Mr. llill then proceeded to the count )
reasnror's office to pay his taxes and was
surprised to find his purse and1 monoj
pone. The incident with the strangoi
lashed upon his mind in an instant and
old him where his money had gone.
Army Ordcrd.
Recruit Joseph R. Yingst , enlisted alert
? ort Omaha , Neb. , is assigned to the 4tl :
infantry.
The leave of absence for novon (7) ( ) dayi
granted 2d Lieutenant J. Y. S. Paddock ,
th Cavalry , in Orders "No. 45 , datec
Fort Niobrara , Nob. , March 28 , 1881
.a oztonded ton'(10) ( ) days.
Major John P. Hawkins , commisearj
of _ subsistence , chief commiesary o :
subsistence of the department , will pro
ccod to Schuylor , Neb , , on duty connec
, cd with thu Bubaistonco department ,
nnd on completion thereof will roturr
x ) his station at these hoodquartors.
The travel directed is necessary for tin
public service.
WHAT WAS THE OAUSE ?
An Inquest to uo Hold Upon the Bed ;
of Leo , AVbo Died on tlio Poor
'Farm.
On Thurdny night last , an oflicorfount
a middle-aged man , flitting on the aide
walk , on Farnnm etroot , ' apparently ver ;
nick. Ho was taken to the city jail whor
the proper care was given him. II
Boomed to grow worse , and being out o
money it was thought best to take him t
the county poor house , Ilo was take )
out on hist Friday evening , and diet
within an hour and a half after his arrivn
ihore. It was tho'ught by these who at
tended him ho died of heart diaeaao.
From papurs found upon his person i
wAa learned his name was Oharlcs M
Lee. Ilo was thought to have been
laborer from Floranco cut-off. Ho we
buried on Saturday afternoon , and hi
parents , who live in Mazeppa , Tonr
notified of hia death. It ia also thougli
ho has sorno children Hying in Minnoaot
BOmowhcro.
For oorao reason not na yet known it i
thought ho came to his doathby violonc
or unlnvrful moans. To appease tlio :
demands Cpronar Kent haa determine
to hold an inquest. It was to have boo
held last evening , but from some reaso
waa postponed. Ho will probably f.
out to-day and after exhuming the n
mains hold au inquest ,
A STK0NG. START ,
, . (
1 I Vl. >
L
An Ktil1iHsl t trollnso llnll Mooting
ImstMirlU. SfiOO liaised Toward
tlio Project.
There was n Innjo nttondanco nt Iho
mcoling hold in the court house lust ov
cning , to tnko active measures toward or
ganizing mid maintaining n professional
baao ball team in Omahn , the comiug
summer. 0. S. Goodrich w s chosen
chairman , and U. M. Taylor performed
the duties ot secretary.
The object of the mooting was then
ntatcd by Mr. 0. Y , Gallagher. Ho
painted in glowing colors what the ball
boys had done in the past and said ahat
with Omaha'a population , among whom
wcro EO many lovers of this favorite
sport , a good club ought to moot with
success ,
A committee consisting of A , 13. Snow-
don , T. K. Sudborough , Will 0. Bryan ,
John Manchester , 11. M. Taylor , Oharlio
Goodrich , John Peabody , E. Bucking
ham , E. E. Batch , 0. V. Gnlla | hhr , John
G. Taylor and Dr , II.V. . llydo was ap
pointed to raise necessary funds The
sum of $500 was raised before the committee
mittoo loft the room.
E. E. Baloh was chosen treaauror pro-
tom to whom all subscriptions will hava
to bo paid. John Lord was appointed to
orroapond with eastern clubs and fix
ntc3 for the Omaha team that is to
o.
o.Thctuis no stock business about this or-
animation. It. is a simplecash bnsis and
liould the managers bo fortunate enough
o declare n dividend it will bo paid to each
ubacribor in the proportion that hia sub-
: ription is to the sum of all the subscrip-
ions.
J. W. Comb * nnd wlfo , nf losing , 0. A.
Voosloy , ef Lincoln , S. N. Crouch nnd A. J.
Jnsoy , of Blue Vulloy , Nob. , nro at the Mot-
opolitnn.
S. L. Carlyle , of Weeping Water , W. I.
, llis , of Tokamah , J. C. McMnlrn , of Co-
urabus , Thomas Grayird , of St. Paul , 0. M.
lason and Joo. Lacy , of Ainsworth , ICcb. ,
ire stopping at the Metropolitan.
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING ,
Tlmt IMtulo Ijy Mr. Bniniincr
Annual Report tn State Superin
tendent Jones.
County Superiutondont J. B. | Brun
ior coraplotod ] his annual official ronorl
estorday , for the ecliool year , ending
ipril 7th , 1884. This report , mndo at
irovidod by statute , is very complete ir
tsclf showing the finnucial condition am'
ho value of school property in each dis-
rict , attondnnco , nnd the number of
months of school lost year. , Under the
tatuto , Mr. Brunnor is required to for
word ono copy , to the state superintend
ent , which ho did yesterday , and alao tc
ill ono in hia otlico.
The report makes an excellent show
ng for the .Douglas county schools aiu
eprosonts. thorn as boing' in a ver
icalthy condition. The following ia tin
lummary of his report1 : Nu'ttibar of din
ricta , 52 ; number of sch6ol houses , 07
number of children of school ngo , males
0712 , females , C052 , total , 13,301 ; average
ago number of children in each schoo
district , 257 ; number of teachers , raalci
10 , females , 174 , total , ' 214 ; avorngc
number of days by each' teacher 120 ]
number of districts having more than su
months' school , 4 ; number having lost
han six and more than four , 0 ; number
of graded schools , 5 ; avoragt
number of days' school in oacli
district , 103 ; number of districts nc
ichool , 0 ; now school houses built in the
ast year , 7 ; total value of school nouses ,
$410,300 ; total value of , school house
sitoa , 8113,820 ; total valu'o of school up.
> aratus , $45,005 ; total value of property ,
? 534,770 ; amount paid and duo teachers
ragoa , § 83,342.01 ; amount paid foi
> uildmg and repair , $81,871.13 ; total
cost of schools during last year , including
.eachers' wages nnd expenditures of al
kinds whether paid or not , $229OJ8.I8
amount of bonded indebtedness , $155
ilO.25 ; amount of floating indebtedness
$2,254.00. The gain ot children of
school ago during last year in Omaha wa <
1,440 ; in the county , 250 ; total , 1,702
JJlST OP IjETTEUS
lomalnmg in the Omaha postoflico unclalmet
'or the week ending April 20 , 18S1 :
OBNTLEUBH.
Anderson 0 Anilorson j\fr
Adams W Brown O K
Uouchcr T Brown .T
Badger G A ] 5oy < l O A
SooboKA Bestll
juilingtolm J G Bowman II
Balloy J S Bets 8
Babb S Brown M A
Buck O W Bl lr'l'
Brass P& Co Brady T
Brown W 11 Byltintou E L
Cole Bros & Co Cook 0 V 2
Coffan T Captalclvu II M
CraK ! F M 2 Connolly .1 P
CuerJP Collins JII
Chase O J 2 Cham J
Cullalmn J Cliutlran Jil
Cardo II JI Oavanaugh P W
Cara J Chrlutlnn C A '
Dohaa J Dunmgan V
Daloy K Downer T <
Kargarjonslcy N Dunn T I1 *
Doln K Drnck L
Dftvloa W 11 Duirack 0 A
Doyle E V Egpenbeipror L
Emerson L Prauklln U
Farrell V Flanogan 15
Vlscher 0 Furgunon A11
Griffith W Glenn IIII
Grubb W A Graak Sir ,
Garvey P Glllilni ? J
GldheniO Glly
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HOKUH J Hulfman > T
Harding K Hclnaen H
Hamilton H Hulto K
Harrison J Harb.org J
Hutthn.ll A JlaskollKK
Halgort K II Hamraan P
Hoieun O 2 Hover O 0
HavorlyM Hall h
Hawkins M HansonH
Ilclmcr W Hugo L
Hughes A JameiM ] ;
Irving J 1C Jonklns .1 L
Koldton K ICaduu E
KollogK l < 8 ICrusshal N
Krcsck 0 Knstruji C
Lamm A II Lomko A E
Larkloa P Lcnlmrd P
Jjiireoii iT LUnd J D
Larseu K II Jjymau G F
Lantry T A Under & Hold
MuriihyDT Moon H ,
Merrlam J F Matnoy W J
McAlarmi F Jlif.liull G
Mulcahoy G Muruuuott G
Molm G HoKunzle G
Mack UPS McKiiulley H
Merrill O ( I Moods L
McGurgan J Marshall 0
McCabe P Nowborry W II
Norton W NyJauderJF
O'Neill TF PatorsonJU.
Prenoott E Patrick G
Phillips & Tucker Pollard U D
Putter T PeteisonO
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Solimidt H Sll.olll
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Sclionmakcr W Schult ! ! W 11
SJojtndt A G Street .1
Schlfillo 0
Salmon B E Syinou O
Stlujon B F Stewart A
Shaw A H 2 StnlTonl M H
SORO IK ; .Stanton OA
Taylor F H TmiRMcil & Co
T vlor ,1 M Thom | > oU V 0
TlbbOIH TaalTe 15
Tcnnl H Tlirnll C K
Wliltosldo I ! \Vi\mnller .T
Walters ,1 H Wnlkor It M
Wociipol A Woodward L A
Williams W 11 WIlllllT W
WalkerS Wolf J
Young Q W
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Arnold MM M Appleton Mlis Ij
Alnulst Mm B Boy\o Mrs H
Bishop Mlna M liny con Mr * W Jf
Brown MM Hjli BurklmtdtMiKsK
Brown Mi s. ) lioiuntroin Mrs 1C
Broon Mrs H Coleman Mm G I )
Cook Mrs S Covvloy Mrs J
Cbamborlln rn K Corson Mrs A
Caber Mrs E M Dougherty Mhs A
DonuoleMrs J 0 Foster Mrs S
I'roncli Miss M Fltriiitrlck Mrs K
Foftlst Mrs A Gould Mrs A
ISraco Mrs J ] Gillcn > to1MrH J
Gonvhart Mrs H J lay ward A3
Highly Mrs A J 2 Henry Miss A
Harris Minn A Haws C
Hamnni Mlts J Hannah Mrs KG
Hornni Miss A [ lli'gan ' Miss A
Jackson Mrs M 01 Jonotl Mis * A
Johnson Mrs A Knnw
KnouMrsK Klnston M
DoatliPiland Mrs J C Day Mrs
Latchford Mrs J LagaaroMrs I
McConnnll Mrs A Moore Jlrs "
Miller Miss M M iullian Mrs A
Martin Mm M F Mcljanoy Mrs K
McCarty Mrs It N Moore Mra I [
McCoy MiM J McCarty Mlns J
McCarty Mrs S McDonald Miss E
MoaRlicrMifts E Nelson MUuO
Kbrrby Mlsa E Ncllton Misa 0
O. GustaftonMrsK Powell Mis * M
J'otcrson Misa M Pock Mlds E E
Patrick G Powol Mrs G
Kichardton Jlra J Salbcrg Mixs C
Swanson Mrs A 0 Steele MIR M U
SvvitborMrs > V Haninon Miss A
Samion Mrs J Ii SvvcotlandMrsUS
StClair Misa J Simonoon Mlsa li
Simpson MtaMW Scott Mrs 0
Scott Mrs J Simons Mitt 0
TellerS Wontbitt Miss O
West Mrs A .T Walker Mrs M
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inuiiiiitiiriMiiiiiiiiiiiuiujiil.tiiii
\Vo h vo Bpontorcr 3100,000.
our riKbt to tbe Durham Hull M our tnulo-mirk ,
Undoubtedly bft i to day tlin mott Taluablo Dull
In the world. MOVT It etoiid ) to rciwon UiU wo
roiildn't mfford to protect him no thoroughly If
) iiACK\viri'M : UUI.LI DURHAM TO.
Imccn , of which ho U tbn rcproeciiUUvo , wtnn't
luo 11UST Mmokliiff Tobacco ever iiindc.
The B ] C of DUckvrrU'a Dnll Durham Smoking
Tobacco f&r circcd thoiio of any otUor brand In
the world , simply bccauso It has Ixswi , In , and will
be , the brat Uiat can be made. All dealer * have It.
Look tot tradMuatk ot the Dull oil every package.
T11 rrn J-MI 111II. 11,11111 III U U Vl I III I
GUAY'B
TRADE MARK HBURBAT t.xu-lnnjE MARI
Lien KIMXDT. An
untalllngcurofor
Weak *
hosu , Impotenoy ,
and all Dlscaaes
that follow M a
sequence of Self-
Abuse ; as loss of
Memory , Unlver-
-
In the Duck , Dimness ol Vision , PrematiiroOld , . .
and jiany other dlBoaies thr.t load to Insanity or Con
iiiniptlon nnd a Premature Or ale.
DHWABB of odTcrtUomcnta to rclund money , whoi
druKgtits ( rom whom the medicine Is bought do no
refund , but refer you to the manufacturers , and tin
requirement * are such that they are teldom , { f ever
compiled with. Sco thelrwrlttcngtmrantuo. Atria
of ono Eluglo paokao | nf Cray's Spccillc will oonvlna
the moot ulioptlcal of ltd real merits.
On account of countej/olter , wo have adopted tin
Yellow Wrapper ; the only genuine.
TKull particulars In our pamphlet , which vrade
6lro to send free by mall to every one. 4TTho Bpo
c'.Do Uodlclne 18 sold by all drupelets at (1 per pack
KO. or Bis packages for S5 , or ulll bo BJiit free b ;
mall on tlio receipt of th ? money , by addrcDKln ?
TIIK OKAYMKDICINUCO. , lluCTalo , N , Y.
Sold nOmiha' " " - i. Jylflmik
HUGE McMAOTS & CO , ,
418 North 10th Street.
PAINTING IN ALL ITS IIHANCIIKS.
PATENT LIGHTNING CONDUCTOI
COMCINKD WITH KKBimVOJU.
A Good A.rticlo Bold on Bus
incss Pi iuoiplcs.
In use upon the houses of th
boat men in Omaha , who unhesi
tatingly rocominond it. Endorse !
i by reliable scientific men in otho
places. Manufactured from th
best copper this metal has oigh
times the conductive power of iroi
L having a double scroll BO at
[ ranged that it conveya water froti
jtho roof to a reservoir placed ii
jtho _ ground below the roach o
( frost. It is pronounced by gooi
laulhoritioRthobeatrodovorbrough
Iboforo the public. The Adainsro
I IB manufactured and for sale by
| J , H. BALDWIN & MILLEf
lofh and Jackson tats.
NEI
IOMAIIA , - - -
J Bond for eight page circula :
L'lving deecrJption of rod and roi
Commendations by the beat men i
the country.
WOODBR D&E BROS , ,
OMAHA , NKD.
Solo Agonta for the World-Ilonowned
Decker & Sou , and Hullett & Ouuotx
Pianos. Also mnnufaeturoru and
wholesale dealers iu
JQps and Musical Meidianillse. .
Trice * . Uli
IMPORTERS OF
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
OIGABSJOBACGOS ! PIPES ! SIOKE
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Eoina Victorias , Espcuialos , Boses in 7 Sizes from $60
to $120 per 1000.
AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING F1VK CENT CIGARS :
Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels , New Stan
dard , Good Advice , New Brick.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
409 and UlhDodRoSt. . \ OMAHA , NEB
: THE BESTTHREAD FOB SEWING MACHINES
"Willinmiitic Spool Cotton is entirely the product of Homo Industry ,
an d is pronounced by exports to be the best sowing muohino thread in the
world. FULL ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND , an
forsnleby HENLEY , HAYNES & VAN ARSDEL , ,
m&o Omaha , Neb.
IN ROOFING AND COVERING WALLS.
VAN PAPPELENDAM
TILES.
Made of Shoot Metal with Pressed Ornaments. to .Leaking , No Cracking or low
ing off. Fire Proof , Cheap and Durable. Tlio Most Ornamental Roof Made.
Practically Tested for Nearly Ten Years , With the Most Gratifying Results-
SULLIVAN BROTHERS , Agents.
Fig. 2 View representing n number
of Tiles as arranged upon a roof.
Fig. 3 DoUil sectional view of the
same.
Fig. 4 Ono of tlio Roof Tiles.
Fig. C Wall Tile , rho white part of
which is covered by the ono above
it , and requires no description.
SULLIVAN BKOTEERS ,
MANUFATOKEHS OP
TIN ROOFING !
SMOKE STACKS/
Breechings anil 'General Iron WorK ,
TIN , IRON & SLATE ROOFING ,
Guttering and General Jobbing
TCllMS IlEASONADLE ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed ,
'
lO'J-lll SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
.
OP OF SaiUOTtT rnu > T.ULAtti
*
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS ,
11119 and 1320 Hartley Street and 401 8 ,
1 , Cl ! atciruo fuiuUhed I' " " upon anplkxllnu
B-JARSV8AW KELLEY
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