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TYRONE DIVISION.

Trains leave Tyrone Sor Bellefonte and
Lock Haven At = ~ M, 30 p M. Leave
Tyrone for Curwepsville and Cleariield at
5oa IN, 5Opn.
Trains leave Tyrone tor Warriors Mark,
Pennsylvania FurDaco and Scotia at . 20 =
m and w pm.
Trsins arrive at Ty<oBe from Bellefonts
and Lock Haven 81 LU5a m, and q 35 IL.
Trains arrive at Tyroae from Curwens-
Vile and Clcartield ~ s'5S IN, and 90 In.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Scotia, Wa--
riors Marx and PennsyNania Furnace at s
IS a m, at 2 IS D m-
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RANK BARN

COM wagon shed. iwo corn cribs, hog
house and csrri1.. n"hSc. Also 4 g0os
tenart housc, a y"npg orchard Of thrifty
trees OF choice fruit.
This farm is situate about one aud oae-
half railes north oi Millintown.-in the tssu-
titnl Lost Greek Na'ley and iS one Of the
most desirable hornss in the county.
ANY person wishing 10 view 'hc property
or to learn particulars. will call o" or ad-
dress JEREMIAH LYurs. Mj:liintowB, Irnia-
Ia county Pa. or JAxys kEELrS, Altoona,
Blair County, Pa.
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RAIL OR REED BIRDS.

l. Time in uh,eh they may be killed
By the Acts, June. 1878, P. L. l6l. no
person shall kill or expose to sale or have
in possession any rail or reed birds, except
from September to December of each
year.
ii. Manner Of hunting prohibifed.-May
not bs taken by any net, trap, snare, torch
light, ETC., or the same used for that pur-
pose.
Ill. Penalty for violation ofths .4cf.-For
killing or having in possession or exposing
to sale out of season, s. for each bird.
Taking bv net, traps. ETC.. $40 per bird.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement os Passenger Trafns,-
MAr 9th, i&s.

MAY 9th, isss
Trans Iears H,r;ssurs a. foilors.
For New York via Allentown. at7sO.
and As p. m.
Fer New York via PStlsdelphia and ssBcnad
Brook Route" 81 so an, and LAS
pm.
Fos Philadelphia, G Je, : so, e5Oam, !s45
and % pm.
Per Reading at 20, 8 %, so, o so ..m.
Las, 10 and o9pm
For Pottsvills at 52D, so, Q 80 a IN, and
b4o and 20 p. M and via SchuyIk,u &
susquehanna Branch at 3 90 pm. For
Auburn, : iUau.
kor Allentown at SO, so, 9sOsr,I
and 4 90 m.
Way Market for Lebansn (Wedn seaays
and Saturdays oT,ly), 4 90 8. IN.
Additional Tor Esmmelstovn, s l9p. IN.
seturning, leaves HHnmelstown ats 81 nm.
fhe 90 m, and As m trains have
through cars FOR New York via. Allen
town.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and way stations a.. 100 a.
III. and 4 90 p. n.
For Reading, Philadelphia and wss,,tatioo,
at % m and 90 m.
Irasas for Harrisburg Leave as rsilops:
Leave New York via Allentown st o OO m
20 and $40 p m.
Leave New Ssrk via "Bound Braok Routsp
and Philadslphia 45 m, / 90, A 20 aad
oo m, and 100 midnigh.. arriving II
harrisburg 90, 70, 8 25 D. m.. a2d
II 10 and 40 m.
Leave Phi,afiolphia at 80 Q 4eo.
8 80 and.1 s5 IN.
Leave Pottsyille at 90, o Os,a. M. and 40
pm.
Leave Rsauing at 90, ! 20. Il5o,
"a, s l5, 81 and 10 70 .pm.
Leave louisville via SchuyikIll and Scsoue-
hama Branch, 20 NJ. and 4 4Op pm.
Leave Allentown at s 10. 8 40 q M ID Ia.
80 aud 8 O5 M.
Way Market leaves Lebanon (Wedagsdsys
End Saturdays only, 5.l5 a. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York via Allentown. at 8 40 n
n--Philadelpbia AZ 80 m and I 35
pm.
Leave Reading at 30 IN and 10 a5 M.
Leave AlleRtown a. - 50 a. m and 9 O5 n IN
sTEEl.T0N BRANCH,
J Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton. Loeb
iel, and Steelton daily, except Sunday. s 35
40, 8 30 a IN, l s5 and 40 D m; daiiy. ex
lcept Saturday aad Sunday, 5 35pm, and o,
Saturday only, 45 and 6 10, M
Returning, Lave STEELTON daily, ex
cept Sunday, 10, Z 05, 1000, lI45 am
i. and 10 b pun; daily, except saturda,
and Sunday, lO p N, and on Saturda,
only, 10 and & 80 M
G. g. HANCOCK
General PG,,'r and Ttcket .4gest.
J. L. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
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Travellers Gu'oe.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLhoAD'

= 4S4s ~
TIME Bile
IN ,nd after Sunday May 18Th, iooo'
trains that stop at Aifsin VIII run 10 'o''O
EASTWARD.
wv,,U AcconnoDAIION eaves M
d.;iv at 20 a. 10. :, and Stopping AZ All s'a
ton. hctynen Miffiin and Harrisburg ar
riyss at Harrisburg at 20 a. m.
Jo.,srovx EXPRESS leaves Altoona oaiiy
at OS M, and stopping a all rego'sr
stations between Altoona and narrisoue'
r..che. Mifiin at 1880 q. n, Harrisburg
10 en- n NJ and arrives in PhiiadeiPhia ~
sos p. m.
Man TRAty leaves Pittsburg daily At
"a a. m. Altoona at 2.a6 p. NJ, and STOP
ming At Ali regular stations arrives al MiniiH
A. S.ss D. m., Harrisburg I.SS p. M, fniia-
sdelphis 2 SIS .. y.
Nall Express leaves Pirtsburg at w m'
Altoona s rs pm; Tyrone IL pm; Hunt
,nedou sos . m; Lswistown ~ Pm ; NH
Sin As pm; Harrisburg II Is pm; fhiia-
.lelphia 255 pm.
WESTWARD.
N,rr1tx AcsoxMopATroN leaves Harris
ri.eurg daily at 1910 a. M, and stopping a.
all stations, arrives at Miftiin at l2.e' p n''
NAIL TsAIs leaves Philadelphia daily al
I 90 a. M, Harrisburg lilo r. ni., Aifiiin
II. - D. M, stopping at sll stations between
Nifijn and Altoona reaches Altoona ot S-oV
p. ~, Pittsburg s.45 p M
Mry,IfS ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Harris
burg daily except Sunday at 800 p. m.y and
sso piping at all stations, arrives at Mif1'1n al
LOO p. IN.
Pscils Express leaves Philadelphia ii 20
pm; Harrisburg pa Dunoznnon
80 a M; Newport 4U2 am; Minin ~
IN; Lcwi.town 5 06 am; AcVoytown 80
= Nj; Mt Union 5 56 am; huntingdon o
rs = N; Petersburg u 40 AMI Spruce Crosk
s 81 m; Tyrsne IL an; Bells Aias
752sm; Altoona 8 10 a m; Pittsbr'y
W pm.
Fast Line leaves Phladelphia at ii Us >
nj Harrisburg 10 M; Miifiin 81 p nj
Lewistown sop IL Huntingdon 90 p /;
Tyrone 40 pm; Altoona 20 p IN Pitts-
burg ii 6O PIN.
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LIMISTOWN. DIVISION.

LEW wISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains leave Lswistovn Junction for Mil
roy at q rs m, 10 80 III, % p m; for.
Sunbury at l9a m, 50 pm.
Trains arrive at LewIstown Junction from.
Milroy at = 10 = IN, 50 pm, 81 p m; from
Sunbury at 95c-s IN, 3Upn.
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WEATHER-BOARDED HOUSE,

encarly new SO X As feet, two stories high
with wood house, wash house. spring house
and ice house all in good condition.
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2. j. SHERRY.

This BRANDY stands unriyslled in this
Country being far superior Tor medicinal
purposes.
II is A PURE distilation from the grape
and contains valuable medicinal properties.
1t has q delicate flavor, similar to that of
the grapes from which it is distilled, and is
in great favor among first-class families.
See that the signature of ALFRED
SPEEk, Passaic n. j., is over the cork of
each bottle.
Sold by l.. Banks. And by druggist,
everywhere.
Sept. l3-lSS2.
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lnflannaioIy Rheumatism Cured.
CAUTION NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA against fishing or hunting, gathering
berries, or crossing fields, or in anv Other
way trcspassing on the lands of the under.
signed
Us. KESErr.
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Legal.


u ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON
1.-The estate Of William Maubeck, late Of
" Aker township, Juniata County 'enna.,
deceased, having been granted in due form
of law to the undersigned residing IN Wal
ker township, Junists County Penns- All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said decedent will make immediats pay
inert and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
to SOLOMON MANBECK, Admin'tor,
ThomPsontswn Juniata Co, Pa.
Aug. rs 1888.
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(SPEcIAL LETTER 49,
81 Broadway, New York, 1883.
OUR CORRESPONDENT IN THE
QUAKER CITY.

EMILE yoLA AND THE BON NARcHE-A GREAT
AMERICAN IIvAL-A UNIVERSAL WANT
SUPPLIED AT wAYAhAKER's-GooDs
Axp GOSSIP LA NODE.
Rapid transit is an agent prolific OF many
things! Just ninety minutes from New
York to Philadelphia. Quick work Half
an hour later was seated in the cosy draw
ing room of mine host and hostess Of the
PhifadeIphia Tunes. The Times by the
bye, is a special institution of this time hon.
ored city. A perfect structure, nobly PLAN
ned, a corps of editors who would do cred
il to any country-a coterie of bright spir-
its, whose journalistic lsbors have rendered
this independent organ power in all cir
cles.
Speaking from literary Standpoint, re-
minds me to mention en- pas,Gnt, that Zola's
Commercial novel (Petersens, publishers)
ha. struck the keynote of popular favor.
Previous efforts OF this powerful author,
perhaps becauso of certain unorthodox pro-
clivitie, have fallen fiat, but this is a 60
Yet is it an uudisguised fact this, his inim-
table 1rtraitures Of the Boahsur des Dam
:, might have been drawn from Wanama-
kcr's grand opening of midsummer styles,
The triumph is the subtlest thing imagina-
bic, 4 hundred lines Of goods each and
all arranged with view to scenic effects,
each section and department structurally
sufficient unto itself, yet seemingly indis-
pensable appendice to the wonderful per
feet whole-a problematioal result, which
is like unto nothing else sin heaven ol
earth, or the water under the earth," tow,
ering splendor of fancies and fabrics indies
cribable.
One finds every thing in the line of ma
terials from the softest null to the riches
silks and vclvets.
cAoHENrRR MARGUERITE.
Genoa, slway, famous for its velvets, hal
produced a silk called the Cashonirs Mar
guerite, which according to DsmoresP
Monthly Magazine, standard authority or
such points, Is taking precedence of foreigI
brands. Ii is of Medium weight, witt
beautiful finish and durable color and doe
not crack or grow gray with wear. 1t i
immensely popular in Europe and canno
fail to supply want long felt in this coun
try, in securing good and handsom
grade of goods at a reasonable price.
The Nonpareil Vslveteens introduced
last year have, according to the Bon ToI
become a standard fabric of fashion in Par
is as well as in America. They are beini
unanimously adopted by Mr.. Wanamaker'
buyers for seaside wear, made up stylishly
the quality at 81 per yard, is equal to tn
best imported fabrics at $40. The fibre
though soif and supple. Is strong as iron
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more or less Of which about IS acres are
cleared and the balance valuable timber
land. The land is in an excellent state of
cultivation. and under good fence. The
iinnroT emests are a trame
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Consult the columns Of the SeniiaeI and
R'pHct'ean for bargains in real estate. See
fris ste sales.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
90 ACRES.

The undersigned offers for sale a farm
situate in Fermanagh township, Juniata
Co., Pa, conta' ming
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pARrRiDGEs
l.. Time in which they may be hanted.-
rHEAsAKrs AND PRAIRIE CHIC KESs.

FHEAsAk1s AND PRAlRls CHIC kENs.
l. Time in ,rhieh they may be huatsd.-
By Act 8, June, 1873, P. l.. l6l, pheasants
and prairie chickens may be hunted from
lst of October to the LIST of January of each
year. But this only in daytime. No
pheasant or prairie chicken may be shot at
night at any time during the year or taken
or killed in any manner whatsoever,
IL. Manner Of hunting prohihted.-No
snare, trap, net or torchlight can be used
in taking pheasant or prairie chickens,
Ill. Penalty for riolafion Of the lar.-
For killing, having in possession or expos
ing to sale any pheasant or prairie chicken
80 for each bird. For hunting at nigh
for pheasants or prairie chickens $40. For
using a trap, snare. net, torchlight, etc.
for them so.
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!. Time IN srhieh they may be hunted
BY the Act June, 1873, p. L. l6l, no
person shall hunt or kill and upland or
grass plover except from the 18th day OF
July to the LIST Of January OF each year.
Nor have any in possession or expose for
sale.
IL. Ptsaity for cioiatioa Of The iau.--
Any one shooting or taking plover out of
season or have them in possession or e1-
posing them to sale shall bo liable to Hne
of SO.
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A FARM OF 700 ACRES, MORE OR

McAIIister.viIie Juniata Co. Pa.
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aug, 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Special Dispatch TO THE BEE.
NEW York, April II.
Monsy-Loaned at 5@6 per cent; closed
and offered at 4 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper = 5A@6i per
cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bsnkers' bills dull
at 4 SO; s%terliog demand, 4 IS.
GovRRNMENTs.
Governments are irregular. Railroad
bonds are without q feature. To.day's
experience ia the stock market shows that
there i, q growing feeling of confidence in
higher prices. The net result of to-day
leaves the market gen srs lily about A@2t
per cent higher than last night, the VIII lie
market closing strong. Mining stocks are
very dull; the Sonora consolidated a.
vanced from 100 to 1885, closing at l0;
Navsjo declined from 800 to 275; Sierra
Grsnde sold at 175; Chrysolite, 100;
Alice, $50. Green Mountain. 80; Robins n
cons lidated. 70 to 81, closing at 81, ard
consolidated Virginia, 48 and 45. The
sales of the d,y are, 1886 shares. Pipe
line certificates are dull and steady at 9is
to 0 z, closing on call at 95.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
Nebraska National Bank,
Or Omnhs, Neb.

reid up Capital. s95o.ooo
DIRECTORS:
JOHNSON, President, OF Steele, johnson a
u.
F. roUzALIN, Vice President, Of O., u az
Ii. r., Boston.
Y. MORSE. Of ". v. Morse a 90.
DIN S. COLLINS, O, @. II. 81. 8. Collins.
j. s. wooLwoRTH, Counsellor and Attorney
ab.Law.
u. s. REED, Of Byron Reed 4 Co.
q. ". YATES, Cashier, late Cashier o.; the First
National Bank Of Omaha, and connected with
ne active management OF hat Bank since lie
Organization In 1868.
OPENED for business April q, 1852, with the
sess cse'lG q aIy b,nS Ia Ne braska.
COLLECTIONS receive special attention and char
goa lowest obtsinable here or elsewhere.
isIsRssr allowed on time deposits upon favor.
able terms and upon accounts Of banks and bank.
80.
Fosnss EXCHANGE, Government Bonds, and
Count" and City sectles bought and sold.
1t Is prep red to do q general banking business
oil ia details and In the treatment OF custom
ers In will p irsue the most liberal policy consis-
tent with'sa' Q banking.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

Greisen kid, Q so to 2 rs: oak kip, soc &c
l 10 to ] 90; French cali, l % TO 2 %; rus,
letts, s 80 TO 7 30; Innings, 8 90 to 10 so
toppings, 9 90 to 10 80; b. l.. Morocco, zoe
TO Soc; pebble o. ID. Morocco, 85cj simon:
2 70 to 3 90.
HARNESS-No / = or OAK, 40; No 2
DO, 3Dc; N / Ohio oak, $50; No. 2 do,
25oi No. / Milwaukee, SIC; No. ado 9ie.
Lum5er
wut l.
We quote lumber, lain and shinglen on
cars at Omaha at the following prices.
JOIST AND SCANTLING- 10 Il. and
under, $22 90; Is it,, S39 so,
TIMBERS-16 #. and under, $40 90.
TIMBER AND J0IST-I8 IT,, 900 80;
Il II S2S so, AZ f., S26 SO; "a It. 500 90.
FRNClNG-No. /, ( and s in, ga 90;
No. 2, $40 90.
SHEETING - No. 1 (2nd ocmmon
boards), $40 90; No. =, BIS 90.
LIME-Fer barrel, 81 %; bulk por 0rs.
35c; Cement, bbl, 81 Is Iowa plaster
Dbl, 81 50. Hair per bu, 50c, Tarrcd
felt 100 lbs. 81 80. Straw board, So 10.
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron, rates, ~ %; piOw steel, special
esSt, 70; orucible, &c; special OF German, Gei
cas-, tool do, 15@@ wagon spokes, set,
3 25@9 90; hubs, per sot, l Ii; ~telloss. sawed
dry, 40; tongues, enoh, 70s85c; axles,
each, TOO; square nuts, per 10, 7@llc;
washers, per Ii, SalSo; rivetS. per ID, lie;
coil chain, per ID, 6@12o; mAllsable, So;
iron wedges, &c; crowbars, 60 harrow
teeth, 10; spring teel, 7@Sc; Burdens
horseshoes, : q; Burdens muleshoes. 6 q.
BARBED WIRE-In car lots, z SOC
8 80 pc, 100.
NAIJs-Rates. 10 to 6oS. 8 rs.
SHOT.-Shot 6l.Sb; Buck shot, 81. 10,
Oriental Powder, kegs, 6.40i io.. hal
kegs, 81. IS; do, quarter kegs. hiss; Blast
OOAL--CumberlAnd blacksmith, sl2,
Morris Run Blossburg, S12, Whitebreast
lump, "a 30; Whi.ebreast nut, "a so; Iowa
lump, "a so; Iowa nut - so; Rock Spring,
. 700; Anthracite. s11 50@l2 90; Canon
City, 81 90 per ton.
ALCOHOL 1888 proof, ! Is per wine
gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof,
l rs per proof gallon; triple refined spirits
1877 proof, l % per proof gallon, re-distilled
WHISTLES, I 00@l 80; fine blended 1 SOC
2 SO; Kentucky bourbons, 20007 90; Ken.
tucky and Penusylvanis ryss, 2 0o697 90,
BRANDIES-Jmportsd, So 00e18 90,
domestic l 1904 90.
GiNS-lnporeed. 3 bOc1e W0I Domestic,
! &0(n3 90.
RUMS-Imported, Z 5oG6 o., New
England. Q 00(14 90; domestic, 1 b0@S 30
PEACH AND ApPLE BRANDY
l 1894 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per Case,
2s 0dess 0, Anr',aa. case, IL ooos
OLARETS-- or oaso. 4 b0Gsl6 90
WINES-Rh ne wine, per case, 8 00r
2 90, Oatawha, per caae. 4 0os7 90.
Cigars and Tob 'ccos.
FINE CUT-lp pails.- Common, 500
55s; good, t0@76o. In tin toil-Cs
Inns y. s.. s ID boxes, per ID 63c, Lon.
lizards Tiger, Coo; Diamond Grown. 600.
SMOK1NG-Al grAdes--Common, 26tc
33o. Observation-Disclosures Durham, 16
OF 49,; Dukes Durham, l6 on, 1901 Seal Of
North Carolina, is OF, 49, Seal Of Nobraf.
Ia, l6 OF, $50; Lone JACK, 4 OF, linen bhgs
per lb, e1.8b; Marburgs' Puck 2 OF, tin
oil. $50; Dog 4 all 66c.
Merlno unwAs cd, light, l4G18o, hsnvy,o,
@1316oj medium u~nwashed, light, 1920
washed, choice, $50, fair. 300; tub-ding
and W., go, bury, blaokand ootted WOO
2@6c less
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
LIVE STICK
special Dispatches 10 The BsI.


CHICAGO.
OaIoAaV, Apt The Orovers' J6ur.
nal rep srts as folio We:
Hogs-M lrket slow and weak at 59l0c
per 100 lbs decline; packers are tn princi.
pal buy ers. and the gu Atty is common;
hasvy, z 40d7 Is; for good to choics light,
z 0M7 40; mixed 6 1907 80.
Ca.,le = Market ia sympathy with hos;
dull and we * and 10c lower; the offsriogs
were LIBERAL and buyers ipdiffsrent; CON.
mon to choice shining steers, 8 DOGS 20;
exporters, q O @6 65.
Sheep Market dull and Is 925c lower;
supply larse'y 10 excess OF dsmand; com.
mon qualities very slow; good 10 choice,
3 50@6 70.
Nsw YORK, April 1.-THE Drovers
Journal Bure u reports:
Cattle All ~consign I'd; nc business or
hesf cattle; dres led beef du | at 100 III
for city. 9GlCa tor western.
S1ecp-Marxst dull; good aud prime
sheep, z 2'd7 81 per cwt; diessed mutton
ste ,dy al 9 0O@11 90.
Hogs-Live hogs dull at 7 1898 Is pei
cwt.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Cattle- Marke'
slow and lower especially for shippin.
steers, bu. butch srs' are also Ia ,o'iv,
nd weak; heavy Shipping steers. s 75a
6 %; light shipping, 8 60 as r.; commnn
4 50 "A IS; good @ 'ws and heifers, 4 25G
. o.; common. 8 30 "a 90; ssockers ant
FEEDER, 4 O0@5 20.
Sheep Market steady, with good ship
| ping aud loc Il demand; common {, m.di
um, 8 50@4 90; fair to good, 4 75@5 so
| choice to fancy, 3 1896 30.
H.. s. Good light shipping, z 1897 80
mixed packing. 7 1907 80; butchers T.
fancy, 7 30@7 IS.
8 OTTY.
KANSAS CRY, April 1.-THE CONNER
cial Indicator this afternoon reports q
foilnws:
Cattle Market weak anil 10, lower
steers Of 1,02j to l 400 pounds at 3 4OG
: O.; COOKERS and feeders, 4 50@4 n
cove, 8 50@i so.
H0gs-Merket active but lower; ligh
to heavy, 6 1917 L.
Shssp-Market lower; native Of 80
1O5 pounds at 4 65Q5 o..
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

Harry Shaw, o young man about %
years Of age, died ct the hospital yester'
day. He was q briok'ayer by trade and
had worked 10 the city for about four
years. HI, people reside Ia Philadel phis
and the Bricklayers' union have tele'
graphed them rs to the disposition OF The
remAins. Should they he Inferred here II
will be under the auspices of tho Brick
10y err union. A reply is expected thil
afternoon,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

Great oaks from little aoorns spring,
Great aches the little toe corns bring
But for every corn
That ever was born,
St. jacobs OIL Ia just the thing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

Oak sole, $50 10 40; hemlook sole, s8c to
S6oj hsmloek kip, 800 to I 0Oi runner,
6bc TO 800; hemlock calf. 800 to 1 20; hem.
lock upper. 2Sc TO a;oi oak upper. 2ici
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
MISCELLAN BOUS.

Special Dispatch 70 The BE.
LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL, April II. Breadstu1, -
Fi,mer.
California No. 2. $500, I'd.
Corn New western mixed, b I'd.
BOSTON WOOL.
Bosr IN, April 17.-Wool is quiet and
unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
A Small Rebellion.

Special Dispatch 70 TIE BEE.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 17.-Miua
Kate Gr,fi III, . school teacher at
Martins Ferry. attempted to correct
VIM. Beck, . 16-year-old pupil, when
he assaulted and beat her brutally. II
10 thought she IL fatally In jursd. The
boy was arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
"Rough on r .ts" Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed. bvgh f'es, ants,
moles, ohipmonks, gophers, los.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
D q PROVISIONS

Special Dispatches 70 TIE BEE.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April II. Flour = Market
quiet and UNCHANGED; spring wheat, 8 90
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

A friend to the rich and poor. A
medicine that strengthens and heals,
10 Browns Iron Bit RS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18

ST. LOUIS. April II -Keoeipta and
shipments Of -four and grain for the past
IS hours have been as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-18
TRAFFIC.

Special Dispatches TO THE BEI.
FLOUR AND GRAINS
CHICAGO, April l7.-Reoeipts and ship
ments of -four and grain for the past
"a hours have been as follows;