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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, June Is.


FLVATLhG DEBT OF ERIE.
Al tho meeting OF the Erie Board
OF Directors today the treasurer made
9 report that the total amount Of thC
floating debt, including the secured
bonds, was $9,4Sl,97l; decrease Of thg
past month, $l97,900. Messrs. Little and
Houston, the former Auditor Of the North.
efn Central Railroad, and the latter Audi.
tor oil the New York & oswego Railroad,
reported that they have been making AM
examination Of the company's books. At
the time that Dunnan, the former Audi
tor, leit the State, after q careful examina.
lion Of DunnRn's own books, without
any changes, his report as to the floating
deot Of the company on the 2Sth day Of
February was incorrect TO the extent Of
over three millions, and the report OF
the Examination Committee was correct,
except that one Of the committee had
overestimated the floating debt, aB il
then existed, by over five hundred dol
lars. A full report Is promised soon.
GOLD AWARD.
The Government awarded one million
In gold today at 111.07a11t00s.
FOUND GUILTY.
Police Commissioners Gardner and
Charlick, who have been on trial for the
past ten days on the charge Of violating
the election laws last November, have
been found guilty, Judgment has been
postponed In order to allow the defend
ents counsel to argue o motion in or.
rest oi the judgment.
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CHURCH PRosRourIoNs IN PRuss1A :

CHURCH PRosEcurGoSs IN PRussn
Bishop Martin, Of Paderborn, has re,
ceived a notice from the district court,
dated the 9Th instant, requiring him to
present himself, within eight days, to
undergo the six weeks imprisonment to
which he has been condemned Tor the
illegal appointment OF parish priest
In case he does not appear within that
time he is informed that he will be forci-
bly, conducted TO prison. The property
Of the Archbishop OF Posen having
been sequestered, Q seizure Of caah and
securities was made on the part Of the
government the day before yesterday 70
the amount Of 1s3. 900 thalers,-PaR Hal
Gasette, JInO 1ikh,
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-CATr1E-Mar.
ket active and taac higher; very best on
sale 6a7c; that generally rated first quality
6a6c; medium or good to fair quality
4a6c. Receipts 1893 head; sales 1,849
head.
HoGs-scarce, in fair demand and 4c
higher at 7tasic, Receipts 4,G2s head.
6sa sHEEr-More active at 4a6ic. Receipts
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Wisconsin and Fox River Improve.
------- l. mani. L. -

MnwAuKEB, June 2S.-A convention
was held at Oshkosh to day In the interest
Of the Wisconsin and Fox river improve.
ment, Hon. Charles D. Robinson presided.
Letters were received from the Governors
OF Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan, endors.
ing the project oi the International water
route to the Atlantic, and were endorsed
In 0 resolution. .A.ll 4
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The comet OF Coggia is fast approach.
Ing the earth, and Is now visible to the
naked eye after ! o'clock in the morning
directly beneath the Polar star, in the
northern horizon. twill be the bright.
-est on the evening Of the Sd Of August
and afford asplendid and interesting spec.
tacle. There will be no bull issued against
this fiery visitor in this enlightened age
The exhibition will be entirely free.
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The Beecher Scandal.

Atlast It would seem as Il the facts in
this peculiar case are likely TO come out.
Mr.. THEODORE TnToN, ono Of the parties
to the covenant between "we three men" !"
has broken the seal ol silence where
with he and BOWEN and Mr.. BRRcHRR
bound themselves years ago, in conse-
qusnce, as he alleges, Of denunciatlonslev.
eled against him under cover Of Plymouth
Church, and has given the world o state.
ment that on its face looks ugly enough
for Mr.. BRRoHER. The worst feature Of
It iS the extract purporting to be from a
confession written by Mr., BEEcHER in
1870. There is but one construction to
put on this confession lit Is genuine, and
is not wrested from itsproper context It
10 Of character to render silence no long.
er possible on the part OF Mr.. BREoHER.
No doubt therefore the mystery will soon
be cleared up.
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THERE Is nothing new ander the sun
not even In slang. A popular and ex-
pressive phrase Of the present day vii,
be found In shakespeare's Henry WIN.
act v, scene ., where the King says
"You are ever good in sudden commend
attonS, Bishop Winchester, but know
come not to hear such batteries now: art
In my presence they are too atin."
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Passed Throurh stanntnn.

sTGuEToN, VA, June 25.-President
Grant passed through here this afternoon.
he was received OF the depot by the
Mayor and about two thousand citizens.
The band which was attached to the old
stonewall Brigade played several Ars
while the cars remained.
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Annual Meeting Of Yale Alumni.

NEW HAVEN, CT, June e5.-At the an.
nual meeting Of the Yale Alumni yester-
day, among the distinguished men pres
ent was Chief Justice Waite, who an.
nouuced the names Of the successful con.
testants for prizes. Hon. Edwards Pier.
repont delivered an Grafton In the even.
log. There was a grand reception In the
law school rooms previous, alter which
several classes had reunions The com-
mencement exercises take place to-day,
and the corner stone Of the new chapel
will be laid. ........- .s...
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Ar.loles Of A,soeIntton.

INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND., June 25.-Articles
Of Association were filed In the Secretary
Of state's office yesterday for the Indian
apoliS & Western Railroad. The road d
designed to run from Indianapolis "a
Montezums, to connect with the Indiana
and Illinois Central 10 Decatur, Illinois,
a lull Board Of Directors was elected
With W. q. Durham as President.
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The sunday Theatrical Business in
New York.

From New York Dispatch to the Boston Jour.
nal. HH
When the descent was made by the
police last night on the Tlvoli Garden,
Paul Falk, the proprietor, and eight other
persons, were arrested. The Garden was
crowded. About 0 o'clock, as farce was
about to DO brought out on the stage,
Captain Mount, OF the Filth street police,
with ten patrolmen, entered and took pos.
session Of the place. There was gen
eral stampede, In the midst ol which sew.
eral women tainted, and few were badly
injured. All the performers were ar
rested, but the spectators were not mo-
Tested. When the descent upon the gar
den was announced In the Seventh Street
Methodist Church, the congregation arose
and sang "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah."
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MILAN, ITALY, June 25.-A fifteen yearS'
contract was definitely closed here to-day
tor putting Pullman palace cars on al
trains and lines Of Upper Italy. This
covers the great routes Of pleasure travel
vta. the northern lakes. The press high.
ly compliments American progress and
Director General Amichan on his enter
prlstng appreciation OF a public want.
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The syracuse Di,aster.

sYRAcUsE, June 2S.-The coroner's
investigation into the Central Babtist
Church disaster was begun this morning.
There have been no further deaths Of the
injured. A dozen funerals Of the victims
are appointed Tor tomorrow, which will
be observed as q day Of general mourning.
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The Recinrnnitr Tren,r.

OTTAWA, June 25.-1n consequence Of
the reciprocity negotiations It Is under.
stood that Parliament will assemble in
December or early in January. Ills pro.
posed that the Dominion Parliament be
In session simultaneously with The Senate
Of tho United States. -"
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ENGLAND.
WILL TAKE PLACE M GREAT nj

WILL TAKE P1AoR IN eRRAr BRITAIN.
LONDON, June 25.-It Is now stated
that the meeting Of the Brussels Congress
on international law 10 to take place,
Great Britain has apparently waived her
objections. The action Of France In the
matter is still unknown,
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YANKToS, June 25.-The motion for a
new trial In the Wiutermute case was
argued TO- day before Chief Justice Shan.
non. The principal ground Is that three
Of the jurors had expressed an opinion
previous to the trial. The Court reserved
its decision.
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Tanpety Burned,

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The tennefy Of
Otto Ackers, in the western suburbs Of tho
city, was burned between one and two
o'clock this morning. Loss about $26, 900;
insurance small In home Offices.
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FURNITURE LEVIED UPON,

An execution having been issued in the
case o. q furniture dealer against the Dis.
trict ot Columbia q bsiliff proceeded to the
House Of Delegates today and made q
levy, taking possession OF the furniture
and effects Of the House. Some property
had previously been taken from the hall
BY retiring members in q joke, as they
said, but which they were seriously re.
quired to return.
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AT Titusyille there is on exhibition a
cooking stove! In which kerosene ia used
for fuel at cost Of one cent per hour. It
Is said TO he very successful.
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The Minister OF Finance, Al. SuRguo,
disapproves Of the Budget Commissioner
plan Tor balancing the budget by reduc-
ing The amount which 10 annuslly refund.
Cd to the Bank Of France. he declares
ne VIII make the subject q Cabinet ques-
uon before the Assembly and calls on the
Commissioners 10 make up the deficit by
the imposition OF other taxes, II the com.
mittee refuse to adopt those he has pro.
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ROME.


RoAtE, June s5.-There was considera.
bic excitement last evening in conse-
quence Of an anti.papal demonstration,
several Of the ring leaders were arrested
and quiet restored. n - ~ -. -
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THE TURF.
UTICA PARK RACES.

UTIcA, N, Y, June 25.-At the Utica
Park Association races to day springbok
won the hotel purse In the fast time Of
l:45 and 1;4ea, Artist second.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

OREGON VOTE oFF1orAI-sAM PURpY
SOLD FOR $2l, 500.
San FRANonoo, June 25.-The follow.
Ing official vote OF Oregon for ofticers:
Congressman, Ludlow, Democrat e,e49;
Williams, Republican 9,340; Davenport
Independent $3.50.
Sam Purdy was sold today at auction
for S9l 800. Frank Malone was the pur.
chaser,
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,FOREIGN
FRANCE.
RATIKfRn.

PARIS, June a5.-The Postal oouven-
ton between France and the United
States was ratified by the Assembly 10.
day without debate.
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An Important Table.

The New York Jouu.a! Of 0ommercs,
in reply to a request, publishes the fol.
lowing table, which should be cut out and
preserved, giving the amount OF paper
circulation in the United States in each Of
the Last tventv. .ona vaara.
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No Discrimination on Account Of

CALAIS, ME June 25.-The Maine Uni.
versalist Convention by q decisive ma
jority has recognized the eligibility oi
women to the Christian ministry In an
amendment to the bylaws, which forbids
the Committee on Ordination to dlscrim-
mate against candidates on account oi sex.
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Mill Blown Down ana Five PsruoaS
Ktllad

NRw YoRK, June 25.-Last night Q
large stone grist mill near Mt. Sinai, Long
Island, was blown down, killing Ave per.
sons and seriously ipjuring two.
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CALCUTTA, June 25.-The. distress in
consequence of the famine is decreasing
eYerYWhere.
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oourt Hounn Rnrneh.

LCunvr1Is. June 9S-The court house
at Lagrange, Oldham county, was burned
TO the ground last night Accidental.
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Adjourned Without Eleo!ing a Sen.

PROVIDENCE, June aS.-The General
Assembly has adjourned, to meet In jan
uary, without electing q United State
Senator.
Two ballots were taken to-day, the
inal one being as follows: Burnside, 42;
Dixon, 20; Barstow, 10; scattering, 76.
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SCRANTON, 1t is stated, has from one to
two million dollars worth Of pig iron, Tor
which there Is at present no profitable
n, nrI.nk
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Mr.Dawes Declines denomination.
srRNeFGRID, MASS, June 25.-Mr.
Dawes writes letter declining renomi-
nation for Congress.
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CINCIN Natl.
box FACTORY BuRNRD-PRRcGPrTATED
INTO THE CANAL,

box FACTORY BuRNRD-PRRcGPrTATED
INTO THE CANAL.
CINoINNATE, June 25. -Pelstripp's
box mandatory, corner Canal and
Walnut streets, was burned, sustaining
a loss oI $4,000. During the fire the
bridge over the canal fell ID, precipitating
a number Of people into the water. None
were drowned or seriously injured.
A FAMILY OF SIX PERSONS POISONED BY
CHEESE.
The iamily OF Pat Coleman, six per.
sons, living near Hamilton, were pois.
oned last night, 1t Is supposed, from some
cheese they ate. The result Is serious,
but no fatality in the family has occurred
as yet
DIED FROM A PISTOL sHoT.
Samuel Glasgow died at the Butler
County In6rmary TO day from q pistol
shot he received at the hands Of John
Suager In quarrel last Tuesday night.
The deceased, who was very old man,
owed Suager.
A GAMBLER TERRIBLY BEATEN.
John Cczld, well known gambler,
drew pistol on William Todd on Fifth
street today. Todd knocked him down
and beat him 30 terribly that 1t Is thought
hia iniurie9 will nrnhAhIv nrnva fatal
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P. A.-FUNERAL NOTICE.

Ihs members Of Wheeling Lodge No. !, Amer.
!ean Ftotettant a BSoeiAtion. are hereby sotiaed
70 meet At the Lodge Room This afternoon At one
9eloekI 70 attend Tho fun6fGl OF our late Brother,
Lonla Laue. The members Of King William
Lodge are invited 10 attend.
it26 : tslf JAMR5 WILSON. ". n.
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BY TELEGRAPH

AssooIATHDPRH REPORT
By the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe sts.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

~ thoroughly his business all Its brinehes
requiring need apply good reference
Address EO PROGGATT OF b. ALLEN, Walden, Orange
County, NY.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EEW AMI PULLPOWBRBD STEAMSHIPS
estnf New fOIt SATURDAYS from Liverpool on rRS
DAYS saling a Cort H,rD0r
ADRiAIIC. SATURDAY. Apnl IL. at 1890 ..
BALTIC kAIURDAi. Aprl 10 at 700 IN.
OCEANIC. SATURDAl Aprl 25. l2:30pm.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY Nav 2. at 800 m.
CkLTIC SATURDAY. May 9. at ll:00A m
White StaI Docs. Pavoula Reuf. Citv,
accommodations fOr all elsse unnvAed combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons stseToOms smoking mihp
DON es felt Surgeons Asd sewsrae
EITgs-salOon $50 goo Return Tickets sl40 cold st.er,g,
sg0 for enls hs Co Country
- nov entan ueeAge prepaid certificates S3x
Psu-pge from a OF Amsrcx Pnis Hamburg
Eory.y Sweden. India. Australia CHINA SS
Drafts from fl aPwar-- .,.- . 49, o.,
saa.s ha Rrssd~ss heg.tNk D. NOhIh Afebt
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Gitnati6ns Uanteb--5emales
Laundresses.

T AIDES fine WASHING, laces, fine mus
IL hns &c. doee In 6ri,ss BY LAUSDRHSS.
hes house. Apply at 9i5 6sh-sv..: fancy store.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Board and Rooms Wanted
GUNNER Retreats.
6itnations Uanieo--M Males.
Coachnnen.

C0achmen.
4 hDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos. 51 i - West Thryseeondst, 30S West
Twenty hd 5O4 Thrisvs, Thirty yfourtbst q. the
HARLRH OFFICE No. 2,3S6 FourIha between
and One hundred and and at the BROOKLYN
BRANCH OFFICE No. 323 Wsshingoat dosr Posi-
Once. up 70 y I. m. st regular Office ratea
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

"OUSEWORK-B o young girl has been
taught 20 we'll everything about house nI .3ssesD., Ia
- n,rp; object city or county, y eI @ VIZ ma All
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Orfdu GIeamers

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GENERAL TRAhSATLANTlC COMPANlS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hBWYoEK AND HAVRS CALLING
The splendid this Continent being
more souhery obe w or peE No 30 North RIVER
ST LAURENT. .LsehesneI.. e. SATURDAY. May
PBREIRR. SurmOnt. .sA TUkDAf NAY 10
AMEgIQUE. Rous SATURDAI NAV 81
PRICB OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Cbciuiing winsD
TO BRRST OR HAvRB;
Cabin.
Superior few Passenger at $50
Excursion tickets e reduced rates
travellers returning nom the Continent o. EUROPE
botu bv bngsn RAILWAY and e don
trouble iod
GkO MACKENZIE. Agent. No. 5S Bros1usI.
NOTE-In thereafter the departures will be THURSDAY
Of week
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Nurses.

SeamstIesses.
I AIDES UnderclOthing, Muslins, Lacework,
- Rulings &C. made by expert SRAMSrBSs and
LACE HAND at her house moaerse terms 80 6AaTe In
faucys store.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Farmers.
CTTUATION at FARMING-By a Swede

- man speaking English no hien) man experienced IN
farming gardening driving; Industrious and ttustWoit vile
kitchen dairy Call or address JobhsoS'
OF T. HOLT, 300 East S6th-st
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17

Holm Bull yesterday received
through L. Woodwork, another
magnificent carriage, which he in
tends putting upon the streets as
public conveyance. This vehicle is
fully equal in splendor and luxuri-
ous comfort to the others owned by
Mr.. Bull. It is of the barouche
pattern, and can be used in several
styles, either open, closed, or half
and half. 1t was manufactured
by Cunningham, of Rochester,
New York, and cost $1,4OO.
MI. Bull has put upon the streets OF
Omaha some of the finest carriages
ever built i'm this country, and they
are certainly an ornament to the
city. The public appreciate his en-
terprise by their liberal patronage.
Mr.. Bull is now engaged in q strict
Nv legitimate and honorable bust.
ness, and deserves great credit.
He has considerable money in
vested i'm this city, which he in
tends to make his permanent home
Now that the pound has been
established, the cOw-catchers have
been let loose on the war-path. II
is their duty to take up all stock
running at large within the city;
but they have no right to go int
stables or yards and unloosen cow
or other stock, as some boys at
tempted to do last night on the allie!
between Harvey and Howart
streets. They tried to unite Loui
Heybrook's COW, and also Marsha
Snowden's. Those boys are advises
to 90 a little slow, as there are me-
!. who would not hesitate to put day
. light through them If they caugh
. them committing any OF their deed
of darkness on their premises.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
Personal.

F. A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent of the Union Pacific railroad,
was in town yesterday.
MI. Dan. Burr, dealer in agricul-
tural implements, returned from the
West Monday.
David Dudley Field, the celebra-
ted New York lawyer, went west
yesterday.
Mr.. Gideon Baxter, travelling
agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, was in the city yesterday.
Sam Gardner, representing the
wholesale and retail liquor house of
NJ. J. McKelligon, went West
yesterday on q business trip.
n. C. Treat, travelling agent of the
Michigan Central and Great West
ern railways, was in the city yes
terday. He went West on the
1l:3O train.
The following are the arrivals at
the Wyoming:
E Matthews, Chicago; ] w Tay-
lor, Harrisburg, Pa; H L Cooper,
Chicago; c H Lord, do; J ID Brew
er, st. Louis; @ H Renzle, Ogden;
F o fiilson & son, Onawa; q Buss-
mine, North Bend; John Winter,
New York; Frank Thomas, city; +
o Reefe, Grand Island; Painter,
Harlan Co., Neb; H C Graves,
Portsmouth; ] B Elliott, Howard
Co., Neb; J N Orrel, Columbus;
Miss E Gray, Salt Lake; g Bar
tholomew, Lincoln; n Merriman,
Fremont; Thomas Palmer, North
Bend; NJ A Croft, Lone Tree; Thee
w Snyder, Pittsburg; F H Cam
pbell, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
A Lone Tree Corpse puts in IN Ap-
p~earance.
OMAHA, June Is, IA.

OMAHA, June Is, IA.
BEE:
see by your issue of the 9th, that
the boy who stood on the burning
deck is not, as was popularity sup
posed, dead, but still lives, and his
domicile is alone Tree" Now I
was much surprised, and doubt your
many readers were likewise, having
been led to believe by reading his
tory that the youth aforesaid per-
ished in the flames that Lit, etc.
Anyway he was supposed to
be a brave cuss, and of
course he will give us his name
Il mean his other name. / take
it that Casabianca il only his maid
en- name, on his mothers side.
His statements concerning the
bridge and railroad were false. That
I circulated the call, was true; that
all of our business men signed it, Is
true that there was no meeting, is
true about the contortions, he is
not heavy enough to cause them
about my being a school boy,
! never was; but 1 have been
q buy. About my being dead, as one
would infer, from his abiding to
ashes; he will find me an active
corpse. As to the bridge, We will
get one soon, and as to the railroad;
when he lives a little longer he will
know more, but not much. Come
again Casa. Yours,
f.. H. PARKER.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
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uart a the city, every evening, lsuncays rs
rpted.D Il fifteen cents per week, OF ts-'st y
III months, and 500 per annum' Snen P
n advance. .a-~a
An complaints about irregularit,es aaoless
this office viii receive prompt ettenu0nr
Tur OMAHA DAILY BEE WIN oe m1nGo
nbscribers 1t the following rates, sysoAein's
Ytab,y in advance:
500 per ap 1um.
AIS :" 6 .onths-
TIE OnAHA DAILY BEE has BY hr the
rxEGEST circulation in the city, and u,
hervfore, The best and cheapest advsrusans
medium. - -u- ox
RATES OF ADvKkTIsINe--Loc1 Eoer0, p
-cta pE line; local advertisements, ~
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OJ..rtissment inserted for Les than SO cenu-
suecisl notices, 10 cents per hnei cnSis insef-
ton not Lese than Is cents.
Tr.usient advertisements must invarnAoay 70
mid for in advancs- ,
Ratss ior standing advertisements BY sPeciai
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