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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

A IL PRISONS HAVING HERETO
"A fore bought Of John J. Mosk e q.
to-ney In tact foc Catherine and Henry
Otl lots OF b scks1n South Seattle. KIM
county. W. T. are hereby noei1sd % cnil
upon him. q his residence in Seattle. and
wife. which win perfect title to I'll who
may Avail themselves of the opportunity.
April u lsA Ilml JOHN ]. MOSS.
Portland and Victoria papers psease copyl
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taking e6eot In his luuas. He ran I
few steps and fell dead. lie proved 4
b desperate from Deer 10 iQo
knosa a. "Murphy Asbsek," and val
driven out Vt that place recently.
Tee Aoeh Snow.
Il has beeo storminQ In Salt Lake
more or less Tor ths past forty-eiRh,
hours. Snov IN very deep in the moun-
taans. The Union Pacific train doe here
tonight IL tweive hours late.
~~~~S
FOR HI0N.
1laht Sjseal - Dask Matter.
DusLIS. April BIT 10 stated that
tbs prisoner uO1 IN kilmaiuha,p Jail
gave evidence TO the authorities which
throws oomplsts light On the subject Of
the inquiry ~ b opened toaay by the
divisional magistrate Of the MstrOpoli-
tan police into murders horo during the
past year Of DsRsous who have turned
inf0suez1.
Esgiana's Eae0les.
LoSDoS, April :3.-Ths T5mes says the
Government has 0btained information
in ths o0urso Of recent inquiries shat the
enrolled nombors Of the Fsnian organ
izati0n In the United Kingdom numbse
10000. and there are besides distinct
06sh0ots Of FsuiauA, suoh ~ vigiiantss
and Invineiblss- There are also ssoFst
organisations sfiliatinQ with the dy-
Mantle party. 1hs police b ave accurate
information regarding the movements
Of oonspirators, aud i il expected fur
Their Developments will Be madA.
oiss.ose Lsss.
LlvnxPooL, April 2.-Ths loss By the
burning Of Sir Edward Bates ootton
and general warehouse, and GarnOok,
Riboy i Co.'S ship chsndlery and rope
walk, on Saturday, vas E25OW.
neterwia ed e Csnvlea.
DuBfIx. April 23.-Kslly, ths ,lleesd
Phoenix Park murderer, IN whose CASE
the jury failed 70 agree, was agaiR
placed oa trial today.
Another onSseaes.
DuBLN. April 23.-Ths resi- name Of
Fsatherst0 -, tho alleged dynamite
conspirateS, IL Edward OBsisu kenno-
dy. Il is stated he has turned informer
and IL giving information to tho author
itiss touching tho duiogs Of conspira-
tors.
0sesH e
LONDON, April xj.-Sosdiers vsre sud
denly called into service on Friday 70
protect Tower Ward of WINDSOR Castle.
Ins wafd - now 0sin9 patr0le0 oo0-
4 rassaal vsssesy.
LONDON. April 2.-Colsrides, Lord
Chief Justice Of England. has returned
laugh in the action brought against the
new delegate and member Of Parlia-
ment from Warwickshirs, and for
maintaining . suit Of Clark against
Bradlauph IN regard 70 The lattsr's sit
tina and voting In The Commons without
taking the oath Of allegiance.
"a NAV =. a. n.nk.
p..r.xc,,r, In. Anil se-r>a..,.
-" ,..sn ,s-,.,.s.S .i ~ ~. nssss.e 49, -
49, ~ p.un - Eo.p.rd - ~ th,.ssss,s "a
S ~ s"S ~ = sss.s h..lS;c. =. d.rs.
..;s~ nss.ss,,ss : ;. 4, ~crssrs,,.s .n.a
s...,. 80 s.s,,, ds A. n = - -~ech ~
ss~S "'' ''@' >-' = =
c...
viotoris. b. O., Apsil 8.-Dispatches
received from the mainland say the In
dams have risen against Chimes NH
nsra killed =, and drove the rest I. the
lodge houSss which IL lndtAne havo
surrounded. and when nAesoengsro left
we're assaulting u. More ct tbs Chinese
are probably inauaorsd.
.~S-
CoxsDy % "ScuooL. comedy
-. r>ca.v.a lass eveninO. a Yasler,s
~ - - a....,. r.;A..s.- r..s..,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
EASTERN NEws


...-r,ae esse--gssal Res.las.- Gsess
No. ORLEANS, April 23.-The Times
,a."rraf's Wesson. Miss, special. says:
r-;cbtful oyc.0oe passed over Wes-
80 Tire town OF Beaure0ari. a mile
- Yesterday. Ths wind the past
Avs vas slowing a gale, and low
- ejot,As indicated its approach. IL
trovn 10 advance some minutes hy
.rmb,ipc soand. windows in dwell
shakino violently and many signs
- earthquake. Tho thun Ter and
s.;n~ vere terrific. fences were torn
- uprooaed and ces1 Q hun
$3.50 sway. East Of the railroad
Lsns1a vae LIGHT, bat In the west
s;1n al town the destruet3Dn was az
~. - aSasrutee. One psaoh oFuhsrd
.s,nek. lined with . large number
~ 3 which opesstives Of the
S.Is-iud Mills are domiciled. The
-.essa Xeetrustiop there occurred The
9.s a. the wounded beneath tbs
ne appaliine. Dwellings, were
-. "a ato9s. A pine forest Just be-
- - blown out of existence. The
n nenoyiuQ the dead and oxtvicat-
"A. ~ sounded from the ruins then
Calvin Reed, living Ia the vi.
49,. Aied from excitement. It ID -
Ss2sS that she number killed wxs H. |
- 81 thfes children are missing.
r.,,s t11Wsuty dwellings, were blown
- ~ = numbef Of people are with
49, Hnbe. u IL estimated that Is
-. -oanded. They were removed q
~ ~ ro61ible 70 q house which eeeapod
Hs.1 Geyesl dead iay out II che VIC.
~ IN - than an hour After tie
~ ~ dend are nov all laid out
.s.6re 31Iloens are using al their
-. - huosat Of thu wounded. |
~. a H7eagod viii dis. A spsciaI |
- nhgtoians from Me(]omb |
-. - meeotlyn arrived. Anothor |
~ SSf1a fsain vii b hoss with Id |
S1;sasi k1p htOm Magnolia and 6up- |
~ All q thsss physicians go 70
Dssusess6. vhsss The Destruction Of
ma "a propesty h said 70 b. simply
iadaecritab1a Among the killed ~
Ve11on ass Mn. Causly and I've cAil-
IN. ana Uvesol children OF J. 4. Glib
-. oce e whe0 was found crushed
ardae ohimnsy. Two persona were 80
nenaIsd g 70 b unreeOx nilAbie, and
eeVeed eohan vhess names could not
- eh1ainsa. 4 littis boy VA fonnd Ia
- vooo 800 nsno. 20. y~sJ ,sss,;
snham we1u.s 49, - ~"
.ss.s4;nsd. = '1 ssacs. . and trsss' rhs
~ = sppslling in Bsaursgard. The
~ si.aa..ss. g ors csr IA. th,onah A.
~ 9 ~ ~ s-sss s..s.,, .c,sss ~
V ~ : konss n snv oharscts, =
H..x;.s ts IN pl.cs. Timhsrs ars
ecesssse - V ~ .,, s .n;i.. d- ssn ~
- ..sS~s~sv. The liss Of dsad and
.--dsS ~. John Roas. mrtsliv.
~. IScrm. sariouslv: n. w. Danisis
.o.e.iIs. ~. TrumhnH. Of HrooLha.
-. fsisil,: Cspt. TompEins. VIC and
ssiii m 1asd: 60. Hoilovav. morfai.
4. NJ HoIIowav. leo brok@n: WI.
~ ~ -. broksn: Perouson and
ss.ilv. inie6ina - rsr.ons. danser-
80 vouhdod; Albert a. Prioe snd i
ssi0 aoifeIIv: their hone FAR n
~: =. n. WfiiiArns va kiIled. Tia
- ~ ewept avay and nothing Of Il
- ssaAans.
1ns Gale Eisswhsre.
- O,an1ra. Anril 3-Tha T.m.s
n.@SsrS 49, Psiat soeoial aa,s =
oer,i6a ~ ron ~ northv 80 sfrnak
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

The jurv Ia the oase u Herman
Schoenwald, assignss Of SohoenvAld,
Cohn d Co., hankrupes, ". T. Hymans,
- recover damages for alleged fraud,
after deliberatina nine hoars, reported
their inability to agree upon . verdict
Judge Ho6man thsrsupon discharged
them. They stood nine for plaintiff
and three for defendant. The soass co.
oupied thirty-thrss days Of actual trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Arrived today-Stearner Oregon, fifty
hours from Portland. via Astoria in
forty hours; barkeutins Nelans.hon,
Brennan, four days frem Columbis
nvsr. 365. 000 feet Of lumber 70 Simpson
brothers; barksntius Tam O'Saantsr,
Patterson. four Days frem Colurnbis
river: 100 piles and zoo. 600 lashs to ]. Y.
Shaldan.
"Reminiscences Queen of The Pa
OHIO. Alexander. foe Portland.
Sailed ycsterday-Bark Samosot, Cliff
ford. tor Tacoma; ship Valley Forge,
Love. for Seattle. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Nsv OnEpAna April 23.-Ths Times
0msers1 Wsss Psiat speoisl says .
ss.rsas esle ron shs ncssh.sss struck
Dssisd ~ torrents % rain and the isrg-
- hail ever eeea here. The Court
hoaes. Oe9toa BIohange and num osr
q sshss bnildinae Wsss unr0ofsd ard
os>sriaIly damaged. No lives lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

HAx F1Anu11De, April A-Thoa new
seam yhaler BalaenAh has been lannehed
nom Dickie's shipyard At South San
Francisco. She 10 149k fest long, 81
Test beam and II feat dsp9h Of hold.
her gross tonnage 10 53l tons and her
NJ tonnage $50. She viii sail for the
Aroese IN about weak, unde9 command
oe CAPT. @. F. Beuldrv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

SfocKIon, CAL, April 2.-0ee. Elliott
vas killed today while employed % Z
dredQos - Kind Ranch, Union Island.
The Daohinsry got eut Of osdsR and {
Asavy bar q iEUa feN aoso0 HE aide
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

CHATTANOOGA. April A.-Fully $l0,-
900 worth Of damage vas done by the
st0su Of lnss night. Reports from tho
sarroundinR county show shat the
storm was very destructive. The wires
oee al down and pmxticaJass ,ueagey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

enss1 Il ~ olaas. 4 uusevae -
ohn1ao With . paok tsain. q r0uta fruuu
6ApPpo - Hefuoni11o - pureAaa1
RoodA, vsre 1mbo1hed abuut thirty mix
on, IN . MARROW eanyun, b. . band Of
0vaRse. One Of tina party 80 killed
and another 0uauded. Abandpuiur
their animals, The balauos Of H. paryy
enARh9 the cover Of rocks, and q fiRliS
eesaed lasting several hoors, dnrsne
which another Aexican vas killed and
companion wounded. Darkness coming
o. shs remainder escaped. The Apsckes
secured Ill tho animals and rifled the
pAnkA one of which contained $3.50 In
Mexican silver. The bodies Of the mur-
oefed men were left ON the ground. A
Telegram from n Thomas TO-DAY an
noenoos the pfessnes Of Tombstoue
fan9sss In that plase.
WsolAat - Imposed Vpsa.
RcxxxA, New, AMI 3.-0ome tira
9nos 4. r. Hodesdsn was arrsstsd q
ceeses 1nyoo. eight miles FROM Eore-
r. On u ehaHRe of srsoo in sttsmptin9
q blow sp and born ~ Osddeas III
1ateEAnd midi ana hoisfina vurin.
noo9sd.a vae oisd n The district eo0rt
- week, and aequisesd By jury. h
setnsned 20 6scre. Canyon, vhers b
has lA1Re mining intsrsses near 0sdd-
90 xestsrdAy aftsgnoon q party Of
eveosy mn from tho mill caught Hodge
den osar his mining property, taxrsd
ana feasoerod him, and thsn rode she
Old man up the mountain for tvo miles
Ga ran. Thar the mob made hin
e.ks IN oaah 10 leave tho camp ON PEN
alsy q death. he len, baA came 20 b.
reka, and svoEU out Q warrant for tns
asfeee q The rinRlsadsra. and eieht men
voeo oeo9aht . town thin evening, in
Guiding the superintsndsut Of the min.
4 Few 0eeo0 WAa1ee.
IAN F1Anul1De, April 2.-Tho4 new
eeeam vhaler BalaenA has been lannohed |
nom OiokiA,a nhinxard AZ 2oa,fh 0.,,
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uDRuQ, Apsil 8s-The eeanit-
~ 2nofton - ~ a4afco &
~. IN ~ ~ Woeniug. A
@ yto9GuDee uoe Asooseys voee
- - oommlAteo adio1Rned until
Weneooay. Hin nled N ansves - tAe
Ueoial ek1exoa
oosu11 GAvs Dsoe = nsGssss
- Apkil A-Tho 0ovsrnos 70
- - eEg3e1 - ~ 01n1o Ronad Of
0al11oeing thesn - onun1no I'll
peNs nd ~ autxoo q ~ BnAs6
Ipssf ~ 0eAto Alsnnhoone ~
Ss0e99y. - tako sGsso - oneo. The
- An eont N order o1mnnnS1iy
snsv3o ~ beard q Tr0s1ssa
~ ln1eso oessks.
mR Apsil SA-Kiahe hnndrsd
- 81 10 pa1kese ard eesap.
Uo1uBo1o1 3 o1Eiho tD1a1. BueA
Uooo - Gsoan1.
Aponane lavyes's csaAasG
4UADx8, Apsil 0-Ka1e xa1A ~
- tAayoe II ~ Nty. throw
- ~ ~ q JodGe 0albosy
1911 sous1 ~ nognfn0, ard ~
- - elnimo tha6 ~ tadge
~. ~ ~ wosd and an1ion, bal
oUo0 hwAa1 roSfio1lAx. H. ~
eApdIe - - - Nh oog11i1 ~
- l1tGnoD ln1oano1A
- 49, 49, - s1ssk, -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

BAN FsAxcIsco. April 2.-Ths funasa
OF Colonel John Co9ey Hayes the Tex
An ranger. Who did On Saturday -
q his Piedmont residsnos, win TAX
pisca tomorrow under the auspices OF
the Pionssrs and vetsrans Of the Hexi.
can waS. Tho OAKLAND Light Cavalry
have been invited 70 ast a. escort, and
have aecsptsd the inyitasien. Rev. DR.,
Akeriy viii perform The cArsmoniea
Many haRs wers doatsd at half mast in
Oakland Yesterday in respect 70 the
memovv ~ $1,000
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Il has beeo storminQ In Salt Lake
mora or less Tor ths past forty-eight
hours. Snov n very deep in the moon
tains. The Union Pacific train doe here
tonight IL txelve hours late.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

LONDON. April 1-ColsridRe. Lord
Chief Justice Of England. has returned
decision in favor Of Charles Bead-
laugh in the action brought against the
new delegate and member Of Parlis-
ment from WarwickshiFs. and for
maintaining . suit Of Clark against
BradlauRh IN regard 70 The lattsr's sit
tina and voting In The Commons without
taking the oath Of allegiance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

I.oSDoN, April 2j.-S0sdisrs we're SUI
denly called into service on Friday I
protect Tower Ward Ut WindsoS Castll
Tbs Ward u NOW being patrolsd oos
sanity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
ushssO1d fcRnSOIUB Su0 IDOv0'
aspirat0rs, aud Il il sxpeote
developments will Be mazda
ois5s 80 lsss.


DunLN. April 1.-The resi- name Of
Fsatherss0ae, this alleged dynamite
conspirater, h Edward O'Brisu kenne-
dy. Is is stated he has tnrned informer
and IL giving information to tho author
itiss .t0u,hing tho duiogs Of conspira-
tors.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29
Noisy Army Worms.


The leaves on some of the horse
chestnut trees in front of the Parker
House have recently been devoured by
canker or some other worms, only the
nervous framework being left. One OF
the guests of the house the other night
heard, as he supposed, noise in his
room, which he thought might be occa-
stoned by some animal in the room, and
he arose to see what it was, but could
find nothing within. AS the noise con-
tinued he sat down at the window to
ascertain whence it came, and traced 1T
; to the trees, being, in fact, the sound OF
the worms devouring the leaves. We
have been told by one of our physicians
that, being called out one night to at
tend patient, the owner of the house
where he stopped asked him to step
out about two o'clock to listen to the
army-worms in an adjacent field. He
was incredulous, but, on going out,
heard distinctly the continuous noise
made by the devouring army as it con.
sumed the farmer crop.--Aew Bctyord
(mlss.) STANDARD.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29
Aix.les.Bains.

Aix-les Bains is one of the dullest,
ugliest and warmest of Continental
Spas. There used to be a public
gambling establishment there, but even
this failed to attract so long as gam
bling was permitted in Germany. Ire
member arriving there once when 1
was about seventeen. l sat down at
the gaming-table, and in half an hour
/ won four or five hundred pounds ster-
ling. An official then told me that the
Commissary of Police wished to speak
to me. On being introduced into the
den Of this official, he asked me wheth-
er, as evidently was a minor, l had
the written permission of my parents
to gamble. / said that they had not
furnished me with such document, SO
he told me that 1 could not be allowed
to play. This excellent man probably
saved me a good deal of money, for l
left with my booty, instead OF return
ing it to the tables. The waters of
Aix-les-Bains are excellent for rheu-
matte affections, but what now attracts
English visitors to the place is that
there is public baccarat table, at
which ladies as well as gentlemen are
allowed to stake their money. So
fascinating is gambling to the British
matron, that I really believe that il
facilities were offered her to lose her
money on the top of Mont Blanc, she
would cheerfully toll up that mountain.
At Aix-les-Bains she Is not allowed to
sit down at the table. But what OF
thatp From morning to night she
stands.--M-. Labouchere, in London
Truth.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29

-Cab''ages arc grown IN some parts
of Englan as a foragecr'p, and are
co.'s ticieN e t'e @'s' 'reen feeds
10 sim A,s.c jnilk prpdE N. -Caicdyo
J0HF a.H
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29

Statistics show that French women
live, on an average, thirteen years lon
ger than French men. ',r.,a,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29

Price of subscription, $500 per year; six
months; $l.OO; three months, 80 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
A Grand Kick.

There Is q grand kick among the
eIpressmen who are carrying psssen
gers to and from the fair grounds.
They are on the war path because
the managers Of the Driving park will
not permit them to enter the
grounds at any price, nor will they
let the Herdics enter, though the
proprietor offered 90 per day for the
privilege; while, on the other
hand, some carriages, which are
such In name, but not In fact, some OF
them beipg almost superannuated In
appearance, are allowed to enter at
81 80 o day. The management seems
to have drawn the line between car.
riages and express wagons, and classcd
the Herdics with the latter. Some Of
the express wagons which are shu'
out are much better vehicles thar
somss Of the carriages which are ad
mitted. The complaint could have
been avoided, il the common carrier,
of ell kinds were kept outside, or else
all the common carriers given some
position inside. The "outs'' arc
naturally crying out against the favor
itism shown the 'Ins.'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
Dug Out Of the DuHouts.

. That part Of the city In which the
dugouts are located ought to have 9
j~nstice shop Of it, own, to attend tc
the numerous cases which are con
tinuslly arising among the denizen.
there.
Another case has come to the front,
In which o young man named
Mowmdu has been arrested, together
with q much older woman named
Phoebe Eming, who Is the mother of
six or seven children, and who hai
become 80 infatuated With the young
man as to oleave to him without get
ting the necessary permit. The pair
were arrested yesterday and brough,
before Justica Abbott, who continued
the case until the 26th, the accused
giving their own bail in the of S5C
each, which gives them q chance tc
leave the city.
George Whiting, who figured con
spicuously In another dugout case,
was sent to jail yesterday by Juatict
SchurH for being drunk and dis urb
Ing the peace,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
FAD FOR BUSINESS.
An Announcement OF Special Inter
est to Those Wishing Fine
Job Werk.

P. M. Pryor has opened In conneo'
tlon with The BEE Of 90 In Council
Bluffs, a complete job printing estab'
lishment, and Is now prepared to fill
orders In that line promptly and salts.
fsctorily. All Of the presses and ma.
terlal sre entirely new, and the selec-
ton has been made with great care,
1t being the intention to
make specially of oom.
merclal printing, giving the latest
styles and as fine workmanship al can
be had anywhere In this part of the
land. Satisfaction is guaranteed, both
In quality Of work and In prices. Mr..
Pryor has for two years been connect
ed with s. T. Walker & Co., of this
city, and has already won q reputation
here on nice work. Call and exam.
inc the material and facilities and
learn prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
Quill Drivers Coming.

The $50 eastern editors who are en-
Toying Q western excursion are ex.
pec!ed here this morning ct 10:45.
They will remain here several hours,
and will be invited to take In the races.
1t Ia unfortunate that no formal recap
ton has been arranged for, Is the city
thereby misses an excellent opportu.
nifty for creating . favorable Impress
sion on thousands Of eastern readers
Of newspapers. Lat the citizens vel
como the writer's heartily.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Cur New Loan anu Improvement 20
Investigation into the matter BON.
vinoes III that one of the most equita
BILE, reasonable and feasible plans OF
building houses Is that proposed and
In operation by the Mercantile Loan,
Trust and Improvement company OF
this city. by investing In shares In
this institution, which Is backed by
some of our best and most reliable
business men, 1t becomes possible and
comparatively easy for q man of mod
crate mean to ecu n comfortable
home for himself and family. In tax
ing q certain number of shares, at
certain monthly payment, In a few
years q man can own q hous,
Of his W for about the SAM n
he pays monthly for rent. w,
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trus
company, by organizing and opening
up for business, having filed q lon.
felt want In Council Bluffs. Thei
plans and system of loans will beal
the most careful scrutiny and exam
nation, and we have no h~esitsnoy II
pronounolng them reasonable an,
equitable, and backed by gentlemel
Of honor and integrity. As the com
pany exists 1t becomes at once an In
stitution of value and credit to on
city and those who desire homes
Their president IL T. A. kirkland
vice president, Judge Peake; sec
Rotary, L. r. Beery; treasurer, Dol
Beebe, and their Office d In the base
msnt Of shugArt's and McMAhon'
new block, corner First svsnus an
Pearl strsst. Iian1g.ly
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
Closing Up.

An arrangement has been entered
into among the business men by which
the banks, Wholesale houses aud many
OF the retail houses are to close this
afternoon, in order that all mayattend
the races, the programme for to-day
being one of the best If the whole
meeting Up to last evening about 20
of the principal business houses of the
city had signed an agreement to close.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Yesterday forenoon q man named
j. w. Williams while ct work on Har.
rison street met with an accident
which may prove fatal. He was hand.
ling 9 road scraper, when by some
quick jump Of the horses the soraper
was thrown yer onto him, one handle
striking him &C a to oause internal
hernia. DR.. Bellinger was called to
attend the man and found the injuries
quite alarming.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

The best time made at the centen-
NAL was by the Weber plano. 95k
out of a possible SO. None like il.
Go to Mueller's Music Hall, and ace
them. He has the largest and finest
stock In the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Don't fall to drop In at Bliss' and
Zee their new styles and the general
display. 1t IL . treat, especially te
the ladies'.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Parties desiring bargains in new and
sec md hand furniture should call and
examine Howe & Sons large stock q,
303 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Parties desiring bargains In new
and second. hand furniture should
examine Howe & Sons large stock
| 333 Broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

For bargains In Lamps, Glassware,
Crockery, etc., 90 to 20 Main street.
w. 8. Homer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Iron in q colorlesS state aud Peru
Wan bark, combined with we'll known
aromatics, make Browns Iron Bitters
the best medicine known.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

The finest line of Oil and Gasoline
Stoves In the city. De Vol & Wright,
504 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Commercial job printing, finest
styles and reasonable rates, at Pryor's
BEE Job Off so, z Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Grand opening of elegant oil paint.
lngs at the art gallery of s d. Rehae,
In the De Vol block, North Main
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Refrigerators cheap, Ds Vol q
Wright, 504 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Carpets, Furniture, Fixtures, cheap,
at Mandel's.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Visit Cassidy and Oroutt's exclusive
Carpet House.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Low Prices on Hardware. De Vol
D Wright, boA Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Ladies', go and Q the latest styles
In French Pattern Hats to-day at
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
CARPETS.

Bliss Summer Opening to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24
Perhaps Fatal.

DR.. West. Dentist, Ia Pearl street
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-24

Homer, the China. man, 90 Main at.