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The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
TIE cErUS LAUNCHED.

The iron side wheel steamer CeLus,
the first Of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany of New York, was launched at
Cramps shipYard Thursday morning.
The Cetus is 2l2 feet long, 32 feet beam
aud 7 feet depth OF hold, will accom-
modate 20OO passengers, and is being
built at cost of 100000. She Is a
consort to the three iron side wheel
steamers being built at Roachs'. 1t is
proposed to launch the trst one at Ches-
ter in less than Two weeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Political speakers do II.

Lecturers ahd Ministers 90 IL.
y MAJORS aud Congress men do IL.
EJuds ses and Lawye do ~.
n ciors and Artists do 1t.
Merchants aud Tradesmen do it,
Farmers and Mechanics do II.
In the Forum, Counting house, Work
shop. Studio, and even IN tue dttprs'
Sa ctum. the un yersal reply TO the que
ton, Nv hat do you take for cough or
cold?" is "Sints' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound."
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
DIED,

MCDO " Elton The 18th inst, Johnny
s. sou OF Jobu :. aud ErAma j Nc
Dwell, aged years, , months and a
days.
RsiativGs and fl ends of the family are
respectfully 1 ViLed to attend the tunOraI
rom the residence of his parents, Almp-
sou ..nd 5ouldis farm on Newport road
iesdink TO New Castle. on Monday alter
noon at O'Clock. Services at New
port NJ. Il. Church. Ipterm0nt at New
port.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Pixies AT KANTURK.
KANTuRK, March II, 1881

One hundred pixies have been
found by the police under an arch
of the bridge here. They are sup
posed to have been placed there in
view of the operation of the Arms
bill.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
LIST or SALES.
March

IA Joseph l.. Carpenter, Adm, Chris
Liana Hundred.
IL, J. 4, Heald, oity.
II, h. W. Jester, et. Georges Hid.
10, Ann Beeson. Brandywine HID.
is. } chm II. Rees, Pencader lid.
a. Is l., Z. kiTR, n W castle HID.
~. Mrs, ToRKs, Ninth Ward.
~, George N hltheld, New Castle.
z" " MRS. VIM. smith and Mrs. Ann
II hollingswortn, New Castis han
dr0d
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
ABsCONDED WITH $4,000

QUINCY, ILL March 11.-Dave How
all, station agent of the q. b. & y. X. r..
at Colchester, H., absconded yes,efd day,
with $4,000 belonging to the Quincy
Coai Company, which had besn placed
Ia his custody for safe keeping, hou Q
before. Ne left on ,hors, back and has
not been captured.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
AEW ADv1.asrls nHENrs

DUBLIC SALES WITH 30 YEARS
4 fXPERIENCE.- can Aee nS-
reason why we will not realize better ana
Real Estate and especially Tor dwellings,
al from 500 to $500,
sHt,wed6sat. HEALD CO.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

n 6 are Offering al the present
many frst-rAe bargains
h the ladies Of Wilmington
vicinity would do well 10
|nino, such A Scarlet and
la Edge Black Lyons Silks
7bo cents a yard, remarkably
Bap. A mach bSttor Black
b, at 10 cents a really beau
b fab;ic for the prl'S, a Silk
u wears well and gives sAtis-
|tion. We have sold lets Of il
Isl 10 a yard, ...
Black and White Striped
Inner silks at S7A cents a
h and a beautiful Line Of
hcy Silks at 5O cents.
b E lave several bargains in
\ Dress Department, as well
a very complete line Of
ck CaIhnsre, starting At 27i
ua yard.
Dur ,look Of Table Linens,
Fel,, Napkins, &C., is very
b aud shoiss-prisss lever
b ever.
Prin:I, Madras and Canton
kghams, We have the largest
choicest assortment Of these
pdG We have ever offered.
Have you seen our Hamburg
bbroldsrlssat 10 and ia sts'
pot it will pay you ts visit
! store TO examine and supply
hr'slyss with these goods
Iioh we think will compare
forably with what you have
% buying at AZ aAd as cts.
lard elsewhere.
Don't fail 10 sec the bsauti-
registered Embroideriss and
tton Trimmings. We are
ling at 10 cents, a piece Of Ia
td'-Jls' = half price.
Dur Hosiery, Glsvo and Tn
t"'ar Department is very full
Complete with several spe-
\ bargains aush under rsru-
prices.
I've propose carrying in the
urea much larger aud better
I''d stock adding tiasr
le' Of goods, which We can
l'' 9uf customers they can
itoil "a as cheap, and in
T Instance cheaper than in
'saaIlg stores of Philadsl-
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
PORT NEWS.

The schooner ChO Chilloot, form New
York, arrived at this port, this morning,
with cargo OF nitrate of potash and
saltps:re. she was consigned to E. i.
DUPONT, de- Nemours 81 90.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
FAREWELL SERMON.

The present pastorate of Rev. j. II.
Caldwell of st. Paups NJ. e. Church,
will close on Sunday next. He will
preach "a farewell sermon on the oc-
casion.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

II. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agency
Indian Territory, says; The "Only Lung
shall be glad 70 recommend IL To any one.
-kSee adv. iebA-bt
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

THE LARGEST SUNDAY PAPER
The largest Sunday paper for tho
money is McClure's Times, 8 psges-56
coIumn,-5 cents. Sold aud delivered
Tomorrow morning by George A. Davis
from GIG Marksi street by $50 O'clock
All the other Philadelphia and New
York Sunday papers.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

Love not thy own for want OF asking 1T!
Lose not your infant Tor want of DR..
Bulls Baby syrup, which any druggist
win sell you for % cents bottle,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

you will md 1t much eas or to catch a
coid at ihia senson Of the year than to get
vi of one uslesI you usy a bolt O OF
sIne's syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry aud
Hoarhound.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
OPERA CIGAR sToRE.

F.E. SMITH, SOLE AGENT FOR THE
CABAL CIGAR, HANDMADE, WAR-
RANrED LONG HAVANA FILLER,
FOR FlVE CENTS.
feb26 i'm. $40 MARKET STREET.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

n 7
4 ling No. Sl3 Market street. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON.
mill lot. Eighth and King Sts.
NOR SALE.-Ihe store fixtures and
II stock oil grocery slor+, 3UY ". Second
sLreeL. The fixtures Will oe sold 10 suit
purchaser incIuditlg shelving glass cases,
bins, scales ana weights, QUE IL. SOLID
silver mounted French plate glars show
case The stock whicn must be soit by
March %, wll be disposed OF at greaGly
reduced prices. Also morse, wagon AMI
harness, NJ. A. j SPRINGER,
mhlU-6t#.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

Whenever any defects or distractions
are 1ound by the Street Com missioner. or
reported 10 h m, ne shall forthwith cause
the pavement OF sidewalk To be repair ed,
or tine detects or oUstruc,ions 10 be re-
moved at the proper cost OF such owter
Or agent of the property TO which the
pavement belones and report the bills TO
ne City Council to be collected before the
dayor l.. LYNCH,
mill ST. street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
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BARGAINS. i

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The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
M VIIIFl.
~ OFFICE OF THE S rREEr COM
MISSIONER, No. 8, T.. 6tn ST.,

Property owners and agents will please
TAX z nOJlce thai the following Ordinance,
re ating TO payemenfs, viii be strictly
enforced, and IN @fder 10 save themselves
unneres AIRY trouble ana expense they
Will please observe 1T;
ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
NL,NlS
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Railroad Matters.

SOME DOUBT AS TO THE p. r. r. CO.
MAKING ovERTUREs TO THE b. 3
, 1881-03-01

The widow nu! children Of nllr St"lHrl1owcr,
Nwlin y alleged 10 !lavn v1ll'I.tnrreu M nn'l +,
!May, III. md 10 hny. I"st !a,'h arms ii
.!a:ksomtIe May Il. lH'f, while "brytng ",zz
Hers Ly tic premature .lisclnrpr Of "llc Of
iliosH lHllnnlCrablD cannon belonging to the
StAtc.
Tile Committee on State Institutions re-.
ported favolnlIy on t!le bill giving medical
cuIIeHes Il, cities Of 50,0Nl Inhabitants tic
right ~ curve unclaimed stills.
\ lRrgr n.i,nbrr of petitions wcfe rt.erfvttl
md read frUiu tie druggists In yarinns parts
Of tl.B State praying tho l,asshgo If that incr.
llorlol,s measure, tic l'llnrinncY bill.
Thu Ifn,fso then adjourned Until to-mor-
row morning,
, 1881-03-01
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

4 vfstt IN Eltxo,,,s Ncxr Dn1cc-1Efn
s,.r..,,,n..t.'..,.st t,,r.'.
e"sn'ct.G"." "h" .""''
- tfIc 1'rk Erfn'np ia@t' ..
Tho Ellison Electric Light ChH1pnny Is NOW
comfortable settled III tho tlle old house at No.
n, r,,,t wy,.,.,t, r,.r rh,r.no,,tt, xtx,ct
=, - ~ .''as' -, -. ~ 80. ~ -
All our on SpcF''nenaal "drK ~ dnhc' sa'1 Nr'
E1tsons chief Mssstant. "WG arc now rchdy TO
IAy tho light tefprn tho public, and to fght uI
sn.tnscL n,,,unntttnrs yn, snr nil thcea nthcr
.,ss'., VIA. .r...s.,, T.. n.,,n ~, ,...,..,,.,.
peopio WHO Fseteha 10 nhFo Ill lneahdeseeht
!Atnp"-
W hut are yp,lr first stems In rcttinR your first
district rrnIys"
o"F Fsc"h'nnsJ "o'A III tno "'a'F1e. pou"'e'.
by Spruce ard Wall streets. Sassn, street nnd
tho st Hiref consisted III cntlvnssinK tho iffty-
tno bDcka Enc,,,lr tu this nrea nnd iln,inR ,,,yt
IT,, I,.,. ,,,,t, ,.,.. 800. ..., ~ ,x., h.I,i,,'
Iust ~" h.oeu p's WIS "ret' ~ F'csy ""."'''a.
IhRt Knowledge gave ,ls nDtton ol tho hIzt of
tho utnut which would he NECESSARY to furnish
~ee.e' 80 ~ -. -, e ~, ',t'
month we hnso Nude 10 every owf'er IN Tue IT'S
trfct tho Following propositions:
.Itf wa mt tu the wjrt.s mid la.,ps rpn]y fcr
,tontr,,. I,"nt,rv ,slu tho .,xnor ninv tt, iIvht
nS w." 'r ~. 49,. ~ .,, r.
~ ~ 'tsct! ioE Metrt"' 1ho tiee ~ cust' a'1u
ut tho emil NJ thht cSoerlf'cnf1t time tic owner
IS Enise,t arll ptcfers the new light TO tEas. will
Z. ..,,, - en, ..t.,.s n.t a., ..,xI. x,e
, 1881-03-01
ltcpresontattvs <.,1ttsnlstA TO Enter-
tulM tho I.reS!1Eut.1sfuct oil WeGAess



WAslllSuroN, II. e.. Fob. .h-Nepresontnttve
Chltleueu, at Now York. pruposcs TO Klvu III!
entertainment D1i MArch = TO ucn. unriluld, an0
tu.,iay reccived u dispatch fruln Tho presidents.
elect stutl,lg that. II possible. ho would 10 ln
Washington IT. tlnv tu Aecept ar. EhfttttIt1cn'a
hospitality. 1t Is propose.l ~ Mr. Chtttendsn
q hayt ttcbcnt 9it thls oceas!oh. to meet tho
rruaidcllt-olrCt, President Hayea. Vices rrsi-
deut Wheeler, t'en. Arthur, Vlce- President:
elect, An,i y !arEo nuuber Ut ben4turs and
Representatives Of both PARTIES, An Invitation
taa hecu uxtr1,lcd 10 cx.l'rcstdent i]rant, al,u,
should nu aecopt, slr. Chltton.!en WI havs tho
President and OK. Vtce- prsm!lcnt. tho Prcs!dcne
ani Flct- lres!dcnt, and = fresitient;elset an.l
urlcr that tho FFca!deMt.olcet nIny have futl op.
portAn!ty (. seet thy nst '!lst!n94!;hat M y men as
well ktuwll tu hIuI, and tut,st 1f whom hre hta
srsonA srssM4 she entsraaMsnt @ II 3 g l. Ms; ~
typ!lix thesv huurs being selected sa ~ not TO
intertot9 with ths duties u ssn1tpts sa,I and Se
tnaiil ineir surYices On Wednesday evening
NtxL
, 1881-03-01
ST. l0IjES.

Br. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 2s.-intbo Holland u,anda'
,uls cnsc, III which holland pctltionud tu te re-
i,,stAte.t ns vice-l'EcAAent 1T tho hoard OF l'o-
lice Commissioners. Judge Thnyur to-day oycr-
ruled tho pl,,Entlns demurrer to tho defendants
rotlIrl,, and said tho 1Ioarl had right 10 EeQro
jts Vice. II esSient At NIL.
, 1881-03-01
5ntroauetion Of Measure to Enforce
Observance Of the Sab
bath~Day.
Persistent Efforts OF tho Temperance
People to Accomplish Their
Purposes.
Representatives. of the Railway Interest
Make Their Presence Known at
tho Capital.
SENATE.
THE QCOltEsi.


gptetat Dfspatca to IAs Chicago Tribune.
Srl1yaFtE1.p, ILL.,, Feb. ::,>s.-tTlle Senate
i conycletl this morning Mt tic ustial hour,
but without q quorum present. Tho busl-
ness accordingly run On until 1t had to stop
For tho first lny this session tlero were 10
mtIttops, no reports from committees, nr
resolutions offered III the regular order Of
business.
NEW HILLS.
bills were introduced rs follows:
III Senator Dell-Abol!slllng tho present
system Of keeping Plaintiffs nnd uufentlants'
,nalees fl courts Of record.
By Senator Camptell-Al|owing persons
employed by the United States Coast Survey
70 enter upon lands within tho Stntn for tho
purpose of exploring, etc. It provides for
compensation, to propGtty-0Wmnrs ininTest,
ETC., mil WINS introduced ut tito instance Of
tho authorities at Washington.
CtIArTEr. MORTGAGES,
Senator BerEgrcn introduced tho following
Important rlpnsure on tho subject Of mort
e7ges Of real and personal pr0perty:
i I'LL. for IN net to amend Secs. ], 2. 4. &,
and Of IN act entitled "An act to rovlso tho
il Ist forcxS xJI jaiy i, 1874. p'''''|N '' " '''''
sEc11oy !. Dc 7 s'.as,Gi, ete., Tnat Secs. ~, .
PERSONAL property" approved March 3o, ls7i: in
1arco July l. 1874. 10 and they hereby nro
tneuacsl 50 MS to rcad, respectively, ns follows;
tru.t.deed. or othor conveyanco OF porsonni
property hayluK tho elect 1f q nlortElEo or
lien upon such property. shall bo valid ma
person, unless possession thereof shMll bo de-
iscred to and reusnins with tho grantee. or tho
tatlrumcRt ahnll provide Tor tho possession Of
lhe property To remain with tho Hruutor, and
tae Instrument Is sworn to md tlsrsi 10 hrrrin-
after directed: and every such instrument shall,
for The purposes Of this act, 10 docrnel chattcl
mnrtgaQe.
REc. =. Tho mortgagc1r or mortguRcors ah0ll
take sod subscribe All oath Or nlsiriMtitH,. which
ahall 10 substantially In tho following fornl:
"sta1o Of Illinois, las,
, 1881-03-01

noraovcor3or o soennjv ei1a swami
iof aiir,n lint tt1is n,t,rtango ID executed 10
SaHee tor p smortpncs I'm ~ ,hs r. IN, IN amn'nt
herein snccitc.l 0' >"o -"'' '''''o""%
",s;.naai aais'neo' - rs,o,1r
xhlch oaI pr affirmation mny In o,!I;,tls,dr,a IGl
by sny nticnr n,tht'risa1 ~ l. 10 @ ~ n,i
osths' ''"sot 1"'aos'4 '4cA ~ ~" ~ ho'1'n'otoi
sEsa. Such mortgage, trust decd, or otnor con.
!s sfya1ss &C. 9 possna rronGrty srn TO- Pr,
r ~ i ot cn,ty Sm " u WIFI! ~ to to " 'ne
sin!monf it, nesdS q, tho time whet' tue ~,
esse tho nrt,n,anr St A"u 1.u1' o9 oF ,oa. ~
Iien, NJ .,,a o1,tt o1utr1snaeoT ~ mut rus.
tie ~, ,as ssa.g ,ns n tHG COUNTY @
the,runou on fa., T., Gsu , n; ,,"ti a fr!
aep . 81 81 onxaoa G @ ne nsoye h;tFty se q n'o to
t1ssaa tas'! .St sxsssd x oS iro tho aS ot II
bee ill., sSh nIx@s9s n H. nS 1S V w. wv S' ,ns e
tnetsas5' % rtt!e'ye for specified t!n,a not
nswa asetn -, oAe your trnni the iato o. such r.
Reeo,'sssra IL s'ssat, Or attoSnsy, Ming wlth ,le
tha unss a. writtS'' , j., aErcc1ent specifying
, 1881-03-01


lirelnsarance cnn!iantes. Il merely ~
tlulres II coltlpnny t, lscartaln BY estimates
1he actual casl ,va'Hn ot the prnlertr IL.
snrrd mud burned ut Tho TING Of tae loss. IT
snrcdas s'!uwn III tho pulley yexcee.ls theactual
eas'i yAIuo Ut tho property at the time
tho pnltcy WIS Issued, thu c1npany ~ u ro-
fund 10 THO 1',salvA tho amount 1T premium
!M excess Of tho aetuat ct.sh yalMH at tue
lime the policy wus issued. Mr. Allen Is owl
dently determined that tho iitS.rtlllco cnitt
paliics lnstena Of uio il's.rct! slIslI ~ mule
lortlonal a'nount 4f tho premium growing
mt uf sllcl, ovorll.slIralIce. 1t Is geii-
Nnlly, supposed TINT oyerllsurnilco Is
s"'sI sr, nI III or tue i ftefes5 5o u tnS ntra' ~
responsible. AZ any rate, tho lnsurel !s
polIuy. The blu IL wholly silent On TINT
i astlISr Is not il. fasor uf disturbing things IN
tlias respect, though llG wau!d have thu cntt-
pnlty which II tho victim 9f tho gvrrinsur-
itnce mMlctc1 ont ofa PARTON Of tl.o prulnl-
3'4s AIr A!eu,s uessure s.anttt 1a untitled
awarding II premium to the le0yerfnsurgtl." II
would tien sNit nin!er Its tY,o r0.nrs.
Parrish, Of Cook, sent up bill! III relation
to deposits OF
FOREIGN MAIsISE INSURANCE. COMPANIES,
il nroYitus tint Wllero such companies .,ia
with tho Auditor 4 certificate W tho Super.
intenaent vi the INSURANCE. Department Ut
my other Stntu stating TINT n .lUpUsit of
SILK, GU Inns been liAdu III thAt Statu Tor tho
protecti9ll OF p0lcyAolAen, tlioy shall not lbo
iclulre.l to deposit III Illinois III long rs the
denusit ilt tho ,Otl.er State remains intact.,
Tho COMMITTEES III Finance rcporteil In
favor of the bill liulsins tl,v,tAx On tho gross
earnings Ut tho Illinois Cunlra. available tor
tho ordinary EXPENSES Ut tho StAtc G0yerIl-
&Ile,It, ulM tn uluku III appropriation far pay
Ing tlia bA!unce uf tho State debt from Tic
General Revenue FunI.
lSJCltEn l,r 4 STATE CANNON.
The Bulle Committee reported tav0rubly OIL
the bill appr0prlatlnys 81. .Q0 TOR the RELIEF Ut
, 1881-03-01

Spfttat Utpatfh 70 Iha CAieoao Ifihuns.
MuNCIE, 1ntt., Feb. .5.-G. ". Simmons, dcnlcr
in uonl, woo.l, agricultural implements. ind
1Irln+supples. t0-tlay made an assignment to
W. ". Orr, attorney. Assels mud liabilities un-
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
Murder OF q Surveying Party.
Associated Press.

SANTA FE, N. M. July G.--Meagre
reports have been received of the mas
sacre of a surveying party of Ameri-
cans. The bodies were found on the
prairie at a point where the Mexican
Central road enters the sand hills be-
tween Ell Paso and Chipuahua. This
surveying party originally consisted of
thirty men in charge of Locating-En
gineer Mepham, of Illinois, and
Engineer M. j. Cunningham.
The general manager, has sent a body
of armed men to the scene of the re-
ported massacre. 1t is not known at
this time whether the outrage was
committed by Indians or Mexicans,
but it is thought to be the work OF
some of Victoria's chiefs who recently
joined in the Trescassilos fight, but
escaped. The reports came from an
entirely reliable SQUIRE.
The south bound stage between FL,
paso and Chipuahua was yesterday at,
tackled by Indians a hundred miles
south of El Paso, and four passengers
and two drivers killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
NOTICE.

J. M. Stanton full name unknown) Har-
riet HEM and Mary Shillock, nonresident
defendants will take notice that Milton
Hendrix, of the county of Douglas
las, in the State of Nebraska, did on the
7th day of May, 1881, file his petition in
the District Court of the State of Nebras-
ka' within and for the said county of Doug.
las, against the said j. NJ. Stanton. Har.
riet Hem and Mary Shillock, implicated
with George Mills, Maggie Mccormick,
Josiah S. Mccormick, Matthew. Patrick
and John N. Patrick defendants, setting
forth that by virtue of a deed issued by the
treasurer of said county, he has an abso-
Lutte title to the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of section nine, (9) township fifteen (15),
range thirteen 13) e, in said Douglas
ty; that you and each of said defendants
claim to have some interest in said land,
and praying that he may be adjudged to
have an indefeasible title to said premises;
but that if his title should be held invalid,
he may he decreed to have o lien or said
land, that it may be sold to satisfy the
same, and that you and each of you be for
ever bedebarred from setting up or asserting
any right or claim thereto. And the said
J. M. Stanton, Harriet HEM and Mary
Shillock are hereby Notified that they are
required to appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the first day of August,
1881. MILTON HENDRIX,
BY CLARKsoN & HUNT, his attorneys.
Dated Omaha. June % 1881. w14td
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
Notice To Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals VIII be received by the
Board of County Commissioners Of Douglas
County, Nebraska. until, Wednesday, July
9th, A. d., 1881, Mt 2 O'Clock p. M, for the
erection of of a court house building at
Omaha, in said county, In accordance with
plans and specifications made by Il. 4.
Myers, architect of Detroit, Michigan, and
now on file in the county clerks office at
Omaha.
Each bid must be accompanied by a good
and sufficient bond In the sum of ten thous-
and dollars, $4,000, conditioned that the
bidder will enter into a contract, and give a
good and sufficient bond, should the contract
be awarded him.
A copy of the specifications will be for
warded upon application to the county
clerk at Omaha, Neb., and in all cases must
accompany proposals,
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners.
OMAHA, Neb., June 25th. 1881.
JOHN II. MANCHESTER.
June 2I-tf County Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of the United States, for the
the District Of Nebraska:
At O session Of the Circuit Court OF the United
States, for the District OF Nebraska, continued
and held pursuant to adjournment, at the United
States court room In the city Of Omaha, on the
18th day Of June, 1881, the Hon. Elmer s. Dundy
being present rand presiding in lsaid court,
the following among other proceedings were had
and done, to'wit;
Sherman w. Kneyas, complainant, VS.. Edward
Hill, Melvin Hill, Agnes Hill, Alvin Hill, Flora
Hill, John Hill, guardian Of minor defendants.
In chancery. Order on absent defendants.
And now, on this 18th day of juno A. ID. 1881,
court, it having been made to appear to the sat
~isfactiop OF the said court, that this is q suit
commenced to enforce an equitable claim upon
real property within the said district, and that
Hill, Flora Hill, John Hln, guardian of
minor defendants herein are not
inhabitants Of, and have not been found within
the said district, and have not voluntarily APP
peared In this suit, on motion Of James NJ. Wool.
worth, Esq, solicitor for the said complainant, 1t
is considered by the court and ordered that the
said defendants above named be and they are
hereby directed TO appear and plead, answer, or
demur TO the compliments bill OF complaint, on
or before the first day Of August, 1881, and that
In default thereof, an order be entered in this
cause, taking the said bill pro confesso.
1t is further ordered by the court that at least
twenty days before the said first day OF Au'
gust, 1881, q copy OF this order be served upon
Edward Hin, Melvin Hill, Agnes Hill, Alvin
the said defendants, wherever found,
Il practicable, and also upon the per,
real property described in eomplainant's bill Of
complaint, II any there be, and that q certified
copy OF this order be published for four consecu'
tive weeks 10 the Omaha Bee"
(signed) ELMER S. DUNDY,
Judge.
Tn UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, "a.
DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA.
I, Watson b. Smith, clerk OF the Circuit court
OF the United States for the district Of Nebraska,
do hereby certify, that the above and foregoing u
q true copy Of an order entered upon ths
journal Of the proceeding Of said court, in the
cause therein entitedi that ! have compared IN
sAme with the original entry Of said order, and !
is q true transcript thereirom, and Of the who'll
Witness, my oficiAl signature, and tn
ISEALl seal OF said court, ct Omaha, In SAID
district, this 18th day Of June, a. y. 81
r.r WATSON 3. SMITH, Clerk.
JAMES n. wooLwoRTH,
10 ssvIt Solicitor for Piaintin.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
The Faster on His Thirty-Ninth
Day.

CHICAGO, July g. Griscom started
in on the thirty-ninth day of his fast
at noon to-day, feeling badly used up
from the heat but still cheerful and
confident of his ability to hold out.
He now weighs 154s pounds, a loss OF
All pounds since beginning. He ID
two pounds lighter than yesterday.
Pulse, 72i respiration, ID; tempera'
ture, 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-07
Notioe to Contractors.
FOR BEEF.

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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office
~ OF Indian Affairs, Washington, June Is,
lssl.-Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals for
Beef" and directed to the Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs, Washington, ID. c., will be received
until IL o'clock q. m, Wednesday, July Goth 1881,
for furnishing for the Indian service, l4,25o,o00
pounds Beef on the hoof.
Bids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the quantities to be deliver.
cd ut each Agency, together with blank proposals
and form Of contracts and bond, conditions to
be observed by bidders, time and place Of deliv-
cry, Nnd all other necessary instructions will be
furyshed upon application to the Indian Office
at Washington D. c., or Nos. 65 and At Wooster
street, New York; W. II. Lyon 4s3 Broadway New
York, and to Commissaries OF Subsistence, U. s.
/ A.. at Saint Louis, Chicago, Saint Paul, Leaven.
worth, Omaha, Cheyenne, and Yankton, and the
Postmaster at Sioux City,
Bids will be opened at the hour and day above
stated, and bidders are inn. to be present atthe
opening.
CERTIFIED = TICKS.
All bids must be~ accompanied by certified checks
upon ZONE United StatOs Depository or Assistant
Treasurer, for at least FIVE per cent Of the amount
of the proposal. II. PRICE,
Commissioner.