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Tho regutar monthly neot,nE Of thu Wonan'B
Aid Aasociatlon will otcur Friday Mt 10 n. M. at
No. 81 lasallo atront.
Tho Roy. 0esvaso Smith, 4. IT., Secretary Of
tho British Conforonco. lectures ae Centenary
II. e. Church Tuesday ovoniug.
Tho Indies temperance prascr!mootlng will DO
hold, as usual. at tho !. IT, c. a. roomB No. lis
Madison atroot, ut p. m. to-day. a full attca1-
ailco OF a!l wi,o arc Interested il tho cauno Ia
greatly dceircd
The regular meeting OF tho Board OF Managers
Of tic Woman's Hospital OF tho State OF Illinois
will be held at thu Hospital, 22o Thittioth street,
OIL Friday, ut 2 p. m. full attendance fa ro-
q,ieutcl.
poonlo ul,otld not forget tho lecture Off. Il.
johnson, Esq, tditor Of tho Santa barbara
press, of aouthorn California;, at NEcCor1nicks e
Hall this evening. Ho illustrates tho lecture by
200 viows 1nagniflcd BY storoopticon to 20 feet
md Btlcntlld scencry-in fact tho "1taly OF
Amo.ica."
The introluctor; lcct,,ro OF tllo eleventh form
Of Bonnett Modcat College will no delivered by
Prof A. T.. Clark. N. D., ut Tho COLLAGE Hail. d6t
Clark stroot, beginning ut 8 p. II. tliis ovouing.
Tho Young Mems Political nntl Soctal Orgaui-
cation Of tho Eovonth Wald will givo tleir in
auguratiou ball tomorrow oyoning, Oct. =, in
Orphous Hall, corner Of LaEo and peoriGgtrcatB.
During tho evening thcro will 10 tTo hou,x' in
iernission, when gpecclscs viii bc delivered by
orntoYB provided for tho orcasion. Tim hall III
commodions, Rnd well suitcd for dancing pur-
poaea, aud, no doubt, the entertainment will
un woll attended.
, 1874-10-01
tho party roaurnod to Ohioago, arriving about
o'clock,
MISCELLANEOUS.

Btrasboatrg' Cathedral is now bnnter. 1t no
longer hns tha highest spifo In Enropu. THE
now Church Of 81. Nicholas, Hamburg, has just
boon flniaitod and tho gront cross waB placed on
height is d72 foot. This In Q foot higher than
StraHbontE.
--Aa 4 pondaut to tho fact that two gontlo-
1non ono IN Italy mud tho other In Paris. havo,
Within tue last fow 1nontis, aWallowed tor]tB tho
Repnbliqae dn Midi announces that, in 9 hos
lhtal at Montpelier. = raslont, while suffering
from temporary lel'rln.n, has just oaton Il thor
momater which was loft on hts bod by = student:
Tho Enarroan Of Austria. during los recent
visit TO Eng gland, oxpreuaod er admiration OF
tho horeea sllo aan III tho ln,nllng-1ola.. Tho
Earl OF Dudley tlieroupon begged hor to nc
cops ha y present bis favorite hnnsef, which, III
consequence, las stuco gono to Vsonna. II IS &
splendid ,.l animal. ralned q 400 gulncss.
scandal in the clrclo bf tho baBt socloty. 1.ast
spring Ecnt1on1nn Of good Btan1tng tanu buBi-
noss qualifications waa found In hts storc dead
osldontiy m net Ut snoilo; but no ono aver know
any. It appcars, howo7or, that hc Ind foara Ills
own folly was likely eobring him to disgrace,
and Without tho courage to Inco tho world ho
chocso to die, which act: on h's part ho hopod
wrong llo lad done ills atepdaugl,tcr, who alono
hold llia secret until hor Bhame Was brought
to ltght.-L0uisUiNe ledger.
mir. Fernando Wood has mnt1o Hhore work
With binckntntlcr Eli0 TrOtp him lcttDr de-
mnndsnC ESQ 0B0, md throhtUnIng, in dcfhu1t OF
rngmentt, to shoot him, Mr. Wood handed htH,
over 10 THO police, aud ho l,as Binco bcpn found
guilty, and will mako acquaintance With the i'll
terror Of Il priaon:: Had AIr. Wood illllortet1
bypochondria, ard had lo boon afflicted with
constaut symptoms Of apoplc1y, he would haya
promptly 1nortgaged his lonse. pad tho aum do
minded, md calod tho Dlncktnailcr lilo best
friend God over raiaod up to hiu.-Ne.o 1ork
Graphic.
-Ihe DR.. storrs who is to preach tho opening
sermon beforo tho Congregational Council at
Now l{asen "Wednesday, evening, is tho sa1no
Clergyman who delivered y speech In Brooklyn,
lust spring, which, in tho opinion Of his Cl,ris-
tiun brother q tho Plymouth pMlplt,-as es-
damn ,Storrs." s."-Spr;aai'en Republican.
II. 7. A[eClct1en pnuliahea {. card in tho West
Plains (alo.] Journal, i'll which lie declares that
q cortain Btatomont nlado In TINT excellent papor
'is mistake, n falso!lood-yca, ad-d lio." It
strikes us That tho card-writcr is unnecessarily
roundabout in coming to tho point.--.SI. Lottis
: Republican.
Since Dntlor couldn't ba Governor Of 3lassa-
chnsetts 10 now solaccs hinlaolf With Il wolf
grounded lono that ho will Boon DO 4 grand
father.
, 1874-10-01
TEE GERMAN SOCIETY,

The German Aid and Relief Society, institutcl
to>auoyd support to recent arrivals from Gar
many who become impoverished, and othcra Of
tho aa,no nationality bore who arc Ia nced. hayo
determined to hold fair on tho 25th 2Gth, eth,
and a8th Of November, in tho North Side Turner
ua!l, for tho benefit of tho Society. la1go
nasnbey OF Gorrnan 1aa!eA. who haya hecn snstel
h5 the Society to aaaiat in gcstng, up tue fair,
held their aocond mcoting yesterday afternoon IN
Greenebaum'a Bank building. Mrs. DR.. nlntl,ardt
prcsIt.oa, md sIss. Caspag nntx actel ~ secra-
tary. upl Mira, Eouk aA Treasurer,
Mr, SchocnfnC6r. President If the 1.cliof So
ciaty, eldsosned tho lalloa, stating TINT tho
Eu,ung i,ll.ps foYohoasl 4 lard eoaaou for tho
Vpxkng people, Thls Ia indicated by tho tact
, 1874-10-01

EyaNsToS.
4 special meeting Of tho Evanston Tll!a5o
TrMascca waa held Tuesday evening. Present,
TrustccH Giibost, Gage, Phelps, and blanchard.
a number Of Eilla were audited and ordered
paid.
Tic resignation OF II. G. Powers. III u member
Of tho Board. dated Aug. 90. WAS secoiYoa.
Trustee Phelps, WHO intonls to 80 to Florlda
In tay Of two, to rcmn!n Ill. noxt summer, also
prosecuted Ills rcaignatlon.
Aftor Aolno discussion tlicgo wero accepted by
Tho Board md now election to 1i!i thobe vaca1,-
oies ordered, Which will DO hold Nook from
Tuesday.
soUTn CHICAGO.
On Invitation Of Mepsre. III. q. Bailey aIl
John ". dnr.oy, contractors fer tho constr11c-
tion OF the machine car-shopB md transfer
buildings Of tho Baltimore, plttsburg 4 Chicago
l'ai1road Company, At South Chicago, party Of
pro 1ninont and influential ctizons OF Chicago
and ita suburbs yieitcd tho nbove-nanad place.
Prominent among tho 'porsonngcs present Woro
O. II. Cady mud IT, i. 1ynito, of Hyde Park Col.
!. II. Downn. Wildwood Aid. n. H. bailey, John
y. Harvoy. Capt. John ii. Gottpaan. Capt John
". Mutt. aud others, Of Chicago.
Tho schnonorlu ulla Larson allit tug Dello CnaHo
woro ready ut Wildwood to convey tho party,
Witch ' ,1 numbered nbout ity to South Gh!cagD:
~ ta'l' u"HH t!1o CE1'sAat 1hfef-Aupnt ~
1ni|e1-waa very pleasant ono. Ho'l.lllnga
wore taken d various points, Which proved tho
! average depth OF Tho river to 10 l51l5 foot.
At uhiltenton, q prominent curve in tue
riyor, tho yes1ol Fas i,oyo ia" and, OH motion
of Aid. 1}Hiloy. Q: II. Ca1y M'su chosen Chair
| man, and Calit. Jollu NJ. Qottnsan 6ocgctnty.
Col. j. u. Do,Yon being oal'o on, o1patlatod o.!
she yaat improvements making OH tho naoceH Of
tho Calumet, aud duot at adlna leuglA OIL tho
future prospect1 Of South Chicago.
l[o wns followed BY AloAnra. nqiloy. Garycy,
Wuito. nnd slttg who mn1o hrlot a4arosscs.
Capt. j. ]. Crowley psopoaot1 vote Of tlauka TO
| Tho ht,atg of tho occasion. In making this 1uo-
tinu, tho Captain apoio at eomo loustll on tho
| hoausy of tho pnrroundl.ig country, and pro-
manufacturing ottab|iBhmouta would upriug ~
| ,.j'ero, Dnt d fcW yours ago, there Heso only
! aua,nls., After y survey of Tho Government
| works. lhu now ahopa OF the Baltimore j. 0hu
| Railroad, hud several other pnints Of intcfast
, 1874-10-01

TINT nlroady numerous applications for reltof aro
on ile in tho Office Of tho Society. 10 thosofota
stated the ,rgcnt neecnalty ot tlle ona9itab,y dr.
coLy to moot tho wants Of tho indgont dor.nuhH.
After romo discussion as TO tlothila OF tho mo-
tion of HRS. Horny Grconebahtn, \ comnittoo Of
tuo-nlcs1atnos 0foonoba,m alll Ciauabcnlus--
tioua III goods from tho lry-gooda nlorchantu.
II nfas alan agreed TINT oyery lady present, iii
oymnntly with tho norcmont, should tako n
subsoription-book hnd number Of falr-ttckctu
to dispose OF to taietr friends, and no limit waa
trcscritod al to tto fold Of operations.
It was decided t!iss tho lalcs ngain assemble
Wednesday next, botweon tho iloHrs Of nud
D. l., at tho ofico Of tho Kollof Society, to re-
port progrose, and havo their natncs rogistoscd
40 authorized collectors for tho falr. Tho Ex-
ccusive Committee mou,e at o'ctuoa Saturday,
at tho rooma ol tho dorman Aid Society.
, 1874-10-01

I3I11lAS4AHs
Edward Wllctt, Es1:, formerly neSn-etlttor
Of tho St. Lolilu DcnociQl, was iu tho city yes-
torday.
Fred. g. Johnson, Esl., Of Wilhesbarre, ra.,
In in toWn.
Maatcr uoratio Il. Hooko, tho Oldest son Of Z.
t. Hookc, Esq, ooo Of ChicaSo's oidcat lawyers,
and residing at Evanston, last wock paascd aguc-
eessful examination for admission into tho United
Staten NaSnl Academy at Annapolis, h1a and is
now q Cadet A1sdshipsnan in that inSkitut!on.
@. 7. biucluir, for aeyernl years u student t1n-
der DR.. Il. L. Collior, left on Monday for Har-
rcrd Uniyoraity, to complete lila studios.
Col. John Q. Wallor, Who for many gears was
prominently identified with tho Democratic purity
OF Inliana, and for tho past eight years haH re-
sided abroad, arrived in Chicago yesterday, and
is gucat OF Lis brother, ". j. Walker.
Tho following letter, from Tho Biahop:l;|cct Of
1linols. waB received by clergyman, Of this city
who did not vote for Dr. Seymour It displays i
magnanlmous spirit, and marka him ag noble
Goutlonan:
Nuw Yonr, Sept, 2t, 18TH
REVEREND AND Dem Dno1Hrn: Thanks for your
frank, manly 1ettor. In raso I con1s to Glicngo,
shall love you and yours just ca ,,uy Us II you had
hardly tlluk could llaycputttae ,,cllcacy uat.so
Gsoted for m,sclf. Should o9l, IN llta providence;
AlTECk my haSIb ~ fuut EAHt IlCcH 4iSp OuA
sympathy Of you and your auck aud feel suro
'slln llarc from. you Ill That ougit to receive.
Pardon my so1t and hurried note. With sincere,
fratrrual regard Iulthtu11y yours, .....
GEoRoE T, S1:TMoun,
f1oTEE ARRIVALS.
Grant Pacific H0iel.--Lord Claude Hamilton.
II. T., England the Hon. II. r. Trotter, Eng|ant!;
Judge James Grant, Davenport; Or. g. l..
Smith, St. Paul; John kcnt Besson; Judge W.
lIuuki1,s, st. Louie; DR.. Buttorfeld, WaMpun,
Wis; tho Hon. II. lIassliug, Topeka; J.. l..
Graves, Dubuque; tho tlon. j. L. Delano, Ohio !;
Judge Il. IL. Aller, Lovouworth; the Hon.
Robert Lloyd, Washington COL McConab,
U. s. 4. -. ~ Palmer Nouse-~Sir Samuel
Ilaycs, Hamilton 0yborn, G. W. Prcss-
colt, England; tho Hon. o. Darrioro, Canton,
I'LL. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles uagcr, Moutrenl tho
Lon. u. II. Dcano, 6t. Paul; Frank Wild, Wis
conHln; Col John Shaw, Washington. i.
Sherman Uouse-J. ". Dunhcriy, Alnbsma
lollu l.. Clark. Utica Iohu Il. Griffith, Clave--
Jaud; Dunno II. Nash, II. 4. G. Hiuoa, New
York; z. Atkinson, Boston. fremont
ltouse-ponnsula Cricket Club, Detroit; @. G.
l}rittin, Now York; Willjnm IL. Kanaey, Cincin-
natl; ". Il. Ledd, Boston; Oliver Connor, De-
troit; Edward r. Weston aud party of young
! ladies' from Ferry Hail. . q. Skinner NoHeG
p. W. Drake, 1locl Island Argus; S. L. Dor
By, United Suites Coutennial Commissioner for
Now York; Il. II. Giles, Chicago, milwaukee, u
st. Paul noad
, 1874-10-01
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. IOR STATIONERY
OFFICE OF Sur:. or ,i,,ppatc raorKnTr.l

orrrcr OF Sur;: or !,pp.Ec raorKnTr.l
Notiro Is hor.b Ercn pursuant 10 chapter I'll Of tho
wilt be reocivod at tAis oIco n tho Eth day Of
Octqbc 1s7 fer furnishing TIC Stats With tie necessary
statioory fur It's during tno commencing Jau> L.
1875. ID.
list Of tho nrt1cleE. aud tho quantity Ut each required.
rIll 30 furnished to a persons aearus to bid apn
cation to this ofco clthor pcraouay by letter. All
stationery to correspond with tho en.nptcs provided
for inspection at this Office. pursuant TO Had chapcr e1
and to ho delivered ia tho Superintendent Ut Fubtlo
Property tho Capitol. i'll the city Of Madison Wis,
Gil OF bofnzo tho grst day Vt pecanahss, 1874.
'Each bid must be accompanied BY bnnd In tho pena
Of Ten Thousand Do!lnts. executed by thu idor
principal and by At loass two resident treoodera
suroios conditioned that tho bidder mt furnish such
stationery according to tho forms Of h1s bid and tue
tract entotod into in pursuance thcten Thu sarctica
shall attach to ndosa said bend their Justification,
to tho effect that they resident frcoo1ders Of th1a
State, and each worth tho Of Ten Thousand Dol
lars aud aboyo all tobts liabilities aud exemptions.
in property sstuntoa IN this State. THIS Justification aha
be accompanied by tho coscatn Of Juga Clerk Ut
quAincd NTH tic suyatips anil that ho hoovcs them to
ho cac worth tho stated In tho nscatIon End
.ahova all dnhta and liabilities.
rho contract will be lot to the locs bidder. quality
coasldorod who Ehall fusnsh sccuss noya ndicatod
satisfactory to tho Superintendent Of Public Property
provided, hososrr tat reforonos Will TO Eiysn 10 any
bidpr rosidns and dung business In tho State Of Wiz.
casln II Ills bid shall b. lnw that Of my ether bid
der not doing busIncus In this State.
T. e. LuSD,
Acting Swpt. Of Public Property.
, 1874-10-01

Jadqs Royers-Jsmea Burns, tried for laroonY
Of Il shovel, tho property Of Mary Burns; ycr+
dict, "not gllty."-Eriuay Tho Court with hozr
motions for new trials; Saturday liz santeuea-
day.
POLICE C0UHTB,
Jus.tce NoydeH-FIhA lEu!bert, pesss coo!sy,
JOHN Johnson, md Herman WeIg, arrested on 4
, 1874-10-01

Ofr1uE DoAnD 0r fuDL1D WonKn,t
E1rT HALL, CHICAGO Sept. ~, 1874.
George e. Clarke Etg, 5Te,its Chicago Heart ~ Latr
Frisers:
DEAN ST. 1n answcr to yours Of tho 25th I nm d.
that thsy will Iay eight ~ tneh water whenever
rrorcstyoidcrs advance tic cost ut three 9 do1lnrs
per font dollar and af SOY per front foot
ofprorcsy. IN cssn1nting tbs ilcroslta required Tor
this work the Doard w!ii not inciMaa tho width Of In
scrsee;!ng sssesss alleys 20 Illustrate, forward
a.rke Tle actual street length from tho cast limo Of
La Slllo etree to tic west ne of Market Is 83 foet
Int tic wI. Of Ii Bal!o street: Fifth avcuue Frank
lin, ani Market streets, whcre they nterscct Madison
street, IL 10 foe: each or $50 feet in az The paar
tcrsroro q asa, would Gnl5 o5aei nascnt Tor o3y fset
10 Il Sale. Tho eno rule OF cursc would apply on
vi oibcr strce.e. It ay DO proper to add that IN a
alley crossings, tho Board will raco s necessary
bcr hydsans aong tho line Of any street or atrccto
ssnppiiel win wator-rsps under this arrangement
Very respectfully, A1.rxAsDEl. GuL1ivAu.
Eserrtaryu
, 1874-10-01

conatltuted n commttoo to solicit bedding for
tho Homo,
1t was agreed to boll parlor concert ut tho
Homo Tuoaday ovetttng,. u local atnglng clul,
hhving volunteered for tho occnnin1,.
Mrs. Danls.oad atated that thu First Hocicty
Of splritun1}stH had tantlotod tho bocfoty tho
froo l.ao Of .Grow'a opora-11all wl1enoycr unoc-
cupica hy them:
On motion, adjourned.
TIRE LAsT NIGHT.
night wsH accustomed by tho tlontruction by tlro
OF q emn1l frnno barn situated In rear Of tho
Erocory hlore Of John roxon, northwest corner
OF Lake aud sangatnon ssseoss, ana bo-
a.o WIS ouldently set .by somo malicious
person, for tero wore no lights ar llro about tic
promiaos .at tho time. Ono horse, owned by Mr.
poxon,, "aa bi.rnol to doath. aud another,
" acorchod beforo he could DO Eot out Tho
aanlch, aproAd 30 rapidly TINT tho adjoining
frame buildings wore throntouod With dcbtruc-
t'on. and 2 Rocona alarm WIS turned III Ia ton
minutes after thu frat.
McDougal Il McEinley's p1aning-nill, adtoin-
Ing the barn on Sangamon atroot, was ttsn,agcl
TO tho extent Of 81, 600; fully covered by insur-
anco. Ito building ia d largo two-atory franc.
mir. poxon's loss is $500; fully coyorod by in-
su, nnco.
The i,renen did quick and exco}lcnt work in
'pEoTcnttng the Ase from extending.
THE CENTENNIAL.
Jl!o Oo1nuittco Ok gentlemen intorostotiin tho
coming Oentonnlal, consisting Of tho Hon. A. L.
John Welsh, President Of Contounial board Of
Finance tho hon. Frederick Traloy, Secretary
Of samc, and also President Of tho National
4oasd Ct Trade e1-ooy. lAsler, oonoral
ass' tsasen jass G. o5S 45SSs's as Ssso oe ns
sPone, the greater part Of yesterday 10
adu,ring tho boautica aud buslncas ct Chicago.
A. o'clock In tho afternoon they intended tho
Exposition by invitation Of tho Executive Com
mites, md, Without exception, they pronouncad
1t to be tho flnost show eyor cotton mp on this
upon By d committee OF tho Doard OF Truto,
who extended to them m Invitation to visit tlo
Chnmbnr OF commcice at o'clocli thin aftor-
noon. As soon ns they ge* through looking at
tho bulls and boara, thoy will bo takou to various
The object OF tho trip tltcao eontlon,on nro
making Is to make tho people Of tho Unop col,~
.yolsant with tho nature Of tho CcntonuRi
Exposition, its immonso oxtont, aud its
purely natiQnnl character. Ext Gov. Diglor will
explain all this to-tlay to tho mon,bora Of tho
Duard Of Trade. These Eontlenen woro vory
warmly received In tue principal cities Of Ohio,
Indiana; and Hcntucky, and there Ia no doubt
Tint their BtaJ III Citrngo will bo equally pleas
ant and Faaty moro Instructive than III any place
they hayo yet visited. j.
E1orT-1sc1y arA1Sa.
Tho following correspondence needs no c1pla-
nation:
OFtIcE or CHIcAGo DoArp or l1,iDrnwn1rEno,}
127 LAsALLE STREET, Cs,,cA0o, Sept. 70, 1874.
7Aa Aea. Redmond Irt"diet President Hoard Of Is4c
DEAN s1n: would he g'aa to know from you off:
cally what arrangements cu DO n1aGe with your Board
by oMlcra OF property fronting OIL steota which lave
waser- -naans OF Insufficient size toEecre thu laying Of
larger watcrpprs OH thoso srceta provided they the
ss xnS xonaS tno e''
Gro. G.. CLARKE, Prca1acue.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-07
II OMAHA BEE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE

Is served TO subscribers by carrier, TO any
part Of .he city, every evening, Sundays ex-
spied,l ct fifteen cents per week, or 1919 ioI
Elk months, and 500 per anuum, when paid
n advance.
All complaints about Irregularities, addressed
this office will receive prompt attention..
Ink ONAHADAIY BkE will 10 mailed 10
subscribers az NE following rates, ayabieinva-
riabiy IN advance.
$40 per Cd lum.
SIS 81 6 .onthe.
The OxAHA DAILY Ski he's by far the
LARGEST circulation in the city, and is,
heIeiore, the hest and cheapest advertising
medium
RATES OF ADvKRTIsISG.-Iccal notices, y
cents per line; local advertisements, ~
cents prr line; by the month, 10 cents No
advertisement inserted for less than so cents.
Special notices, 10 cents per line; single insef-
tion, not less than Is cents.
Transient advertisements must invariapiy pe
paid ior in advance
Rates fer standing advertisements by special
Contract
All Legal Notices, Statements, Tabular
Work, etc, requiring careful revision by copy,
or proof 10 lie furnished, must he handed IN
before ten O'Clock A. H. to insure insertion the
sxme day.
special and Local ad advertisements before two
O'Clock p. n.
Advertisements before one O'Clock p. n.
AE advertisements for the WEEKLY BEL
must he handed in before Monday noon, ior Tn
same weeks issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-07
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Proceedings in the Circuit and
District Courts Yesterday
Official Report.

The United States Courts met yes
terday morning pursuant to ADJOURN
ment. Present, Hon. John +. Dill
lon and Hon. Elmer s. Dundy,
Judges.
In the District Court the jury re-
turned a special verdict in the mat
ter of R. II. King, petitioned
against in bankruptcy. The grand
jury have entered actively OH the
discharge of their duties.
In the Circuit Court the following
business was transacted:
A r. Phillips, Jr. vs. Archelus
Farnham, ct al. Dismissed at cost
of defendants as per stipulation.
JIM McGinnity, VS. A J Wads-
worth, ct al. Motion to remand de-
MED and continued.
F Buckingham, VS. c 4 N w RR
company. Settled and dismissed at.
costs of the plaintiff.
J. I. Smith. VS.. U. p. r. r. Co.
Defendant to answer i'm 80 days, and
continued.
ID. Sullivan, VS.. U. p. R. r. Co.
Demurrer submitted.
c. j. Bauman, VS.. U. p, r. r.
Co. Defendant to answer in 80
days and continued,
J. Y. Chopper, vs.. L. P. r. r. Co.
Motion to quash summons over
ruled.
Mary F. Miller, vs. Julia Sullivan.
Trial to Court in ejectment. New
trial granted and confined.
Same VS. James Cronin, same order.
M. c. Hurseley
G. G. Holt
Jeffrey VS. LOveland. Default
against defendant.
s. H. Warren VS. b. 4 NJ. R. r.
Co. i'm Neb. Submitted on briefs.
UPRR Co vs. Co of Merrick, ct
al. Defendants to answer by May ;
rule day and a continued.
r. r Co VS. Co of Cheyenne.
Injunction continued in force until
further notice.
y II DTOWH, va ~.
Clark, ct al. Injunction continued
i'm force and case continued.
The following attorneys practic-
ing in State Courts were admitted
to practice in the United States
Courts of this district.
B. F. StringfellOw, Kansas; Win
slow Judson, st. Joseph; John ID.
Hays, Grand Island; James O.
Adams, Omaha.
Both courts adjourned to 10 O'Clock
| this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-07
ATTENTION, LADIES.
Re-0pening To-Day Of Welt
& Jones' Dress Making Es-
tablishment and Tenn
pie of Fashion,

Several months ago, Mr.. Ii. Welt
a fashionable ladies' cloak and dres>
cutter and maker, opened an estab-
lishment at 500 Thirteenth street,
CampbeIrs new block, and owing
to his artistic taste and skill i'm his
business soon built up a splendid
trade, which has constantly in
creased.
He recently took into partnership
Mr.. Alfred A. Jones, who was for
two years with Stephens & Wilcox.
The new firm, since the removal of
Tanner, the jeweler, from their
room, have elegantly refitted it,
putting in costly fixtures, handsome
Brussels carpet, etc., giving the es-
Enlistment the appearance of a re-
ception parlor.
ltTo-day will be their opening
day and the ladies of Omaha are
cordially invited to attend.
Messrs. w. 4 j. have on hand a
splendid line Of ladies' white suits,
and have just received a heavy ship
ment Of the latest styles of linen
suits, and summer goods of all
kinds. They intend to keep on
hand all kinds of goods, ready
made, or manufactured 10 order.
A lady will always be in attendance
10 wait upon the ladies, and to do
the measuring and fitting, for
which purpose a ladies' dressing
room has been provided. Ladies
can either purchase their goods of
Messrs. Welt & Jones, as they in
tend TO keep a fine assortment, or
they a bring their goods there
md have them made up.
Mr.. Welt does the cutting. His
for doing work i'm the
most artistic manner is already es-
ablished in this city, as the large
numbers that he has done work for
an testify.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-07
Highway Robbery.

Last night, a man who gave his
name as Bryant, from Omaha, was
robbed of his pocket-book contain
ing S2s, when near the Clark
House. He states that he was
coming up from the Atchison train,
when he was assaulted by a crowd
of men, who held him down, rob-
bed him and disappeared. Upon
making known his condition to Mr..
John Wiseman, conductor of the
Atchison 4 Nebraska train that gen.
tleman gave him five dollars out
of his own pocket, with which to
paw his hotel bills and fare to Oma-
ha. The unfortunate man had been
on q visit to Tecumseh, and the
men took all the money he had.
The act of Mr.. Wiseman was there
fore very generous.-LincO(n Jor-
undi 9Th.