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ACTING ASSISTANT TREAsURER.-The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury has designated Mr..
Horace A. Whitney, cashier, to be acting assist
ant treasurer during the absence OF Mr.. Whelp-
ley, who is in bad health.
PERsoNAL.-It was said last night that ex-
President Arthur had materially improved in
the last two days.-Oswald ]. Mosley, of Man
chester; England, Otto Ruhl, of New York, Hon.
VIM. Ward. of Chester, Pa, and d. NJ Howe,
w. E. Hughes, F; II. Startling and VIM Ham
mersley, OF Philadelphia, are at the Riggs
York on saturday."A. Kountze and Percival
Knauth OF New York, J. Sterling Morton, of
Nebraska, II. H. Poppleton, of Cleveland,
Joseph E. Wood and c. B. Crockett, of Boston,
j. Parker ShOrtridge, of Philadelphia, II. D.
Dement,, of Springfield, ILL.,, and Vim. II. Nave.
OF St Louis. are at Willard's.-Wm. b. Veirs,
of Washington, was registered at the California
Geyser Springs last week.-Miss Alice Harri-
son, the comediene, is at the Harris House,
First Controller Durham has returned from a
trip to Harrodsburg, Ky.-Thomas ]. Bren-
nan, Secretary Manning private secretary, has
returned from trip down the river and to New
York.
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society.

The Literary Society held it's closing meeting
for the season of 1856 at the residence of Mr..
Charles w. Hoffman, on Capitol Hill, on Satur-
part of the evening did not appear to interfere
at all with the attendance of either members or
invited guests, and the occasion proved to be
notably attractive one, both in its literary and
social aspects. The essayist OF the evening was
Rev. DR.. Bartlett, who read very interesting
was followed by a song by Miss Goode with
MIR. G. S. Elliot as accOmpanist ON the piano,
sioner of Pensions, favored the company with a
thoroughly artistic and pleasing recitation.
Attention was next turned to the dining
room, where the attractions of table bounti-
fully laden with delicacies were duly discussed,
and afterward Mrs. Schayer, also accompanied
by Mr.. Elliot, rendered a Scotch ballad most
charmingly. During the evening the election
OF Mr.. Augustus G. Heaton and Lieutenant A.
w. Greedy to membership was announced.
Merpck 'ha on Horgto ns wepG Saage
and Mrs. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Hillyer, Miss
Hawley, of Connecticut, Mrs. Letter. and Edna
cousin, Mrs. l. Edwards Clarke, 142S M street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered last
night to Miss Sarah Heidenheimer, one OF the
leading bellies in Hebrew society, by a number
OF young folks prior to her departure for Eu-
rope. Among those Wko attended to wish
her pleasant voyage and speedy return were
the Misses X. and H. Blum, G. Heldenhemer,
J. and H. Michaelis, Bieber, King Kaufman,
Goodman, Luliey, Baum, Strauss and Messrs.
Augenstein. Michaeiis' a. and D. Wolf, King,
Speeches, singing and dancing were INDUCED
in until a late hour.
Hon. Perry Belmont gave an elaborate din
ner on Saturday evening at the Metropolitan
club, to the House committee on foreign affairs
and q few senators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brown have closed their
house here and gone to occupy their country
home near Philadelphia They sail tor the con-
tinent, where they will spend the summer. on
the 10th of June.
Mrs. Frelinghuysen and the Misses Freling-
huysen and Mrs. John Davis will occupy cot
tage ut LenOX, this summer.
Miss Martin has returned from visit to Miss
Ammen, the daughter of Admiral Ammen,
whose picturesque country seat Is q familiar
landmark of the u. & o. railroad.
Mrs. and Miss Folsom have left Paris for Lon
don. Mrs. Folsom, 1t is said, has entirely re-
covered from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Stevens leave the city the
LIST of next month for Rockville, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Gothberger. of Brooklyn, is the guest OF
Miss Roselle.
Mrs. Stanford has purchased landin Albany,
and it is thought she will found q kindergarten
on the site.
The engagement of Miss Jennie Pendlcton to
Mr.. Arthur Brice Is announced.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Dora Miller returned
from California on Saturday evening. They
are stopping in their house on Connecticut ave-
nue. for the present, but will sail from New York
for Europe on the 9th Of June.
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From Wall stree. To-Day.

NEW lOGE, May 1.-The stock market
opened steady, generally within 4 per cent q
saturday, closing figures. The interest has
been entirely iu Pacific Mali. oregon Transcun-
tnents!, Pacific Mail, showing am advance Of
IL. and Oregon Tran~contincntal of a. Tho
general market was generally hrfn, but So dahl
that the changes in quotations have no sil-
nilicauce.
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San Francisco Anarchists Arrested.
CHARGED WITH rNCirGNG A Non To SACK rlf
A -. -. -. -

NHAh'tU WITH INtlTINt a Non 10 SACK Tii =
PALACES ~ Non MIA
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nav I..-Ffve Socla-
lists. wnllo engaged In haran guinC a crnwh
were arrested and charged with "A nisucmea-
nor. Tho most prominent OF them IL J. T.
RudciZl.y. "A Pole. who In his speech advocated
going To Mob Hill and sackirg the rest dences OF
McSsTS stanford. Croker and Flood and dis
tributing what money and Nalu8lles they
found among themselves. on Rudeis ly's per
son were found two pamphlets write by John
Most. ent,aed 'Thc Beast nj Property" aud
Total Anuinlation Proposed as the only In
fallihlc Remedy" The prisoners resisted
arrest and The officers had "a use their clubs.
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THE HOME RULE STRUGGLE.
Capt. O'Shea's Efforts to Have Irish
1sekaherS Retained AT NeSSsainSfer.

LONDON, May 17.-Capt. O'Shea writes to the
Times that he is gratified by Mr.. Healy's abuse
He denies that Mr.. Healy is a trusty follower OF
Mr.. Parnei or himself. On the contrary, he is
an enemy. He further says that he spent a
day in confidential talk with Mr.. Parnell this
week, and ADDS: ut is not my habit To allow
my friends to be deluded. For over a month
l have tried to impress upon Mr.. Parnell the
necessity OF Introducing clause retaining the
Irish members at Westminster, in order 70 Sc
cure the passage of the home rule bill"
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SMALL FRUITS INJURED IN THE WEST.
Chicago, May 1T.-Dispatches from various
points In illinois, Iowa, northern Indiana and
western Michigan report quite heavy frost yes
terday morning, which did great deal OF dam
age 10 small fruits. In some places the cold
wave was quite severe, and farmers are anx-
ious about the corn, which is not yet un
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THE ELLA u. DOUGHTY SAID TO HAVE REEN
CAITu RED Az ENGLISHrOwN. y. =.
PORTLAND, Ne, May IA report has
reached here that the fishing shooneT Ella NJ
Doughty, of Portland, .has been - .zCd by tho
authorities AT Enclishtown. Nova scotia. Tor al
legged iniractlou OF the Canadian FISHING. laws.
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An Opera House Burned. .

PIrTsBURG, Pa, May ia Sheffield, Pa,
special says: The Sheffield Opera house
block, handsome new three story struc-
ture, and two dwelling houses adjoining were
burned here at O'Clock last evening.
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OMAHA, NEB., May 17.-Matfhew Mershew.
foreman of construction gang on the new
Union Pacific bridge, ieil from the structure 70
the ground, distance OF sixty feet, yesterday,
and was killed. His parents 1--we a Searsport
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS OF 'S4.-The
entire naval academy class that completed a
four years academic course in 1884, thirty
nine in number, have reported for the final
graduation examination, which begins at An
napolis to-day. It is estimated that about
twenty-five will be retained to fill vacancies in
the line and engineer corps, but there will be
no vacancies in the marine corps, that branch
OF the service being pretty well filled.
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DIsMIssED.-John F. Joseph, a clerk in the
supervising architects office, has been dis
missed,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, 1923. 900 customs. $500 926.
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THE RAwLINs SrATUE-The President has
signed the bill authorizing the removal of the
statue of Gen. Rawlins to site to be selected
by the Secretary of War,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-17

A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at ST. ). and Saturday Matinee,
La PEIICHOLE
JEANNE Winston as PlquillO.
Admission. DC. Reserved seats, SOC.
Next week-BOCCACCIO. my17
HERZOG'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
III EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission 10 and IS.
Engagement of the FavorIteS,
JAMES NJ. HAkDIE and SARA Won LEER,
In the Great MelOdrama,
a BRAVE WOMAN.
Summer Prices for the Afternoons.
myl7-6t Only 10 cents for the first floor.
nIME MUSEUM.
IL livery afternoon and night this week.
MAY ADAMS BURLESQUE COMPANY AND
CHINESE AND JAPANESE MINISTRIES.
Two Big shows in Onel
Twenty Beautiful Young Ladies in Songs, Dances,
Marches and Comedy.
ADMISSION. ONLY 10 CENTS.
Ladies and CiIillren admitted to reserved seats at
matinee without extra charge. my17-6t
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
CANNSTATTER VOLkSFFST VEREIN,
Al GUETHLEK'S PARK
ON MONDAY. MAY 18TH, 1856
Tickets eacn person, Doc
If the weather b. unfavoabie the Festival will be
held on THURSDAY. May Goth my15-2t*
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AN OFFENSIVE PARTISAN DIsMIssED.-Dr.
John L. Neagle, of South Carolina, second
class clerk in the public lands division of the
general land office, was dismissed to-day. He
was controller OF the state during the recon-
struction period, member of the legislature
and since his residence here was the secretary
of the state association.
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THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
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1O-NiGHTt MeSsrs. Prank Girard, Frank David,
TONIGHT Frederick Matthews, George Kyle,
TONIGHT Charles Allison. Miss Hattie Grim
TONIGHT nell. Miss Nellie Bowers, Miss Dora
TONIGHT Stuart and others.
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SECRETARY LAMAR said to-day that he did
not know who Mr.. jerks successor would be.
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kilograms to The Star.
TO SAVE TEE EIGHT-HOUR MOVEMENT
Another Strike in Chicago Lumber Yards.
THE ANARCHISTS SIXTH VICTIM
THE ToRNADoESS SUCCEEDED BYFRoS


Alderman Jaehne Not Sentenced To-day.
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NEW MEMBERS OF THE NAVAL INSTITUTE
Lieut.. NJ. Yamanoshi, of the Japanese navy,
and Mr.. Henry Winthrop Harden, of New
York, have been elected associate members of
the United States naval institute.
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LADIES ATTENTION
'N Isl r AfNisiAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. J. PRANDI 1909 STREET
Up Ii BASGS, ENGLISH BASKET PIAIT>s
LUIS Nv BANGS, EVENING COIFFUKES.
10. D1eooet- 1tlo bangs SninSied- uh4,Sms
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AND HIS Coll
oRED MESSENGER.-A resident of Alexandria
called on Postmaster General Villas recently in
behalf of man who wanted place. He was
told that there were no vacancies. The visitor
then said that he observed that the colored man
Ross who lives in Alexandria and who has
been for some years the messenger at tine door
OF the Postmaster General, still held his posi-
ton. He said that Ross was a republican and
ought to be replaced by a democrat. The Post
master General replied that he was satisfied
with Ross and that he intended to keep him
there. which naturally brought the discussion
to q close.
COAL CONTRACTS FOR THE NAvY.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy intends contracting for all the
coal to be used by the navy during the next
fiscal year at one contract, instead of making
severa! hundred purchases at different times,
as has been the custom heretofore. With this
view he has sent a memorandum to all the
bureaus and stations, asking for estimates of
the quantity and kinds of coal that will be
needed by each, so that advertisements for pro-
posals for furnishing it may be made at the
proper time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-17

WALTER w. CLEARY, of Kentucky, has been
appointed special agent of the general land
office for fraudulent land entries.
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Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
Better Than Banking.

ALBRIGUT'S CHOICE.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
S.P.MORSE&CO
Remember This !

The man who does not put all the
money he can rake and scrape together
into real estate this winter is without y
shadow of a doubt chump.
There are three great streets in the
city, and property all along their lines
will have the biggest boom in the spring
that has yet been seen in Omaha.
The three great streets are Leaven-
worth, Hamilton and Twentieth, and
money invested in certain localities along
these streets will give handsome returns
before 1887 is year old.
Leavenworth street is being rapidly
brought to grade and stores and resi-.
denccs are springing up on all sides of it,.
Lots facing Leavenworth rs far out as
Park avcnne are ranging in price from
$4,000 to $4,000, while three blocks west
lots in Mayne Place are selling at from
81, 300 to s., 900 each.
Mayne Place is one of the most beau
tiful pieces of property on Leayenworth
street. is covered with fine shade and
fruit trees, and is only three blocks from
the street cars. While you have to pay
but 81 300 to 81 600 tor lot in Mayne
Place, You will have to pay two and
three times that much for q lot
as well situated in any of the additions
adjoining.
Why are lots in Mayne Place so much
cheaper than others?
Because they are for sale by the &. Il.
Maync Loan and Trust company, and as
soon as certain number of lots are sold
no more can be had for less than double
tho present price. Every lot sold adds
n considerable to the remaining lots.
Don't delay, but buy now while you can
get them at half price,
Out on Hamilton street is situated the
we'll known and popular addi-
ton, Orchard Hill, in which
many have invested and doubled their
money The G, +. Mayne Real Estate
andelrust Co. are Offering 200 lots in Or
chard Hill at 500 to $500, They are sure
to double in price within year. You
will miss it if You don't buy lot in ono
of these additions. Easy terms on al
lots. Don, forget it,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
S.P.MOrSe&Co


Silks have never been so excellent in
quality and so low in price in this coun-
try as at present. This fall the New
York market was glutted with silks, and
tempted by the prices, we bought heavily,
the result is>the splendid stock we are
now showing and the astonishing prices
at which we offer them Twenty-yard silk
dresses can be bought, of excellent quality
at SIS, and all the way up to S35. They
consist of Eail!e Francaise, Jersey Silk,
Satin Mervelieux, Armuses and Gros
Grain. There is nothing a gentleman
can offer a lady that gives more lasting
satisfaction than silk dress.
n. b. FALC ONER.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Handsome Blankets at Kelley, Stiger Il
Co.'s.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1ssirwE1lvE PAGES.

rs yards rery hcdrD Cashmere
Aleruitdre B,dch SIN, fUU 23
inches Wide. Tcry lHStIOus and
bcdCy. WdrrdHted to Wc0r WcN.
The f,tH dress pattern for S29.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
w. C. T. u. buckingham.

Rev. t. B. Hilton Will begin his labOrs
at the Buckingham Sunday evening.
Gospel meetings will be held Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The Tuesday evening will be a service OF
prayer aud praise. A business .meeting
of the Reform Club will be held on
Thursday evening and q literary and
musical entertainment will be gwen on
Saturday evening by the club. All these
Prayer meeting of the ". c. I L. Thurs
day at O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
S.P. M0RSE&
A GRAND DISPLAY.
Benuison Bros. Make n Great Show
ing Of Holiday Goods.


ing Of Holiday Goods.
OF all the displays of fine holiday goods
consisting of fine plush articles, toilet
sets, toys. wagons, slcds, etc. none pre-
sent more attractive appearance than
that shown by Bennison Bros. at their
large store nj 1919 and 1921 Douglas
street.
BenniSon Bros. succeeded after many
tedious delays in having their
store heightened until it is
now one of the largest and at the same
time most complete general dry goods
houses in the city. They are more than
satisfied with their success in n business
way while in Omaha. There is II CON
slant rush to their store, which Is spen.
did evidence that they carry line of
goods that pleases the people. just now
their large line OF holiday goods is at
tracing widespread attention and their
prices are found to be right every time.
Handsome Blankets at Kelley, Stgcr IL
Ip y
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
$1,000.

Furniture of the Commercial House.
Grand Island, Neb,, to be sold at force
sale before January lst, 1887, consisting
of Beds, Bedding Chamber Suits, Stoves,
Large Wrought Iron Range, with Steam
Table, etc, Dining Room and Office Fur
purchasers in any quantity. Terms o
sale will be made liberal. For informa
ton, cali on OF address j. q. RAINE,
Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
W auJcu,

Handsome Blankets at Kelley, Stgcr Il
Co s.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGuT's CHOICE.

Why pay $1,000 to $4,000 for lot in
adjoining additions when you can buy
one on easy terms Mt 81, 300 to $4,000 in
Mayne Place? Get Il map and particu-
lars at the g. E. Mayne Real Estate and
Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
n. w. Cor, 10Th and Harney

Knights of the Golden Rule Castle FL
Moralof Knights and Ladies of the Golden
Rule was organized last Tuesday even
ing in the North Presbyterian church on
Saunders street, by DR.. s. NJ, II. Tyler,
deputy supreme commander of Louis
vile, Ky. The following named officers
We're installed Post commander, Albert
vice commander, Eliza ID. Watt; master
alarms, Harry Messersmith; prelate, j,
Il. Thompson; secretary, I. p. Murphy;
treasurer, Joseph Kulp; warder, b. f.
Mason; sentinel, j. G, Taylor; herald,
Suson Phelps; trustees, A. II. Fraiser, III,
Messersmth and j. X. Thompson; medi-
cal examiner, DIR. Francis z. Murphy.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
S.P.MOrse&CO
Wanted,

90 experienced saleswomen and ten
experienced salesmcn-none others need
apply; come early Monday morning ready
for work; also cash boys.
S. p. MORSE & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

90 experienced salcswomen and ten
experienced statesmen none Others need
apply; come early Monday morning ready
for work; also cash boys.
S. p. MORSE a. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Why pay $1,000 TO $1,000 for a lot IN
adjoining additions when you can buy
one on easy terms ut $1,000 to $4,000 IN
Mayne Place Get a map and partcu.
lars at the G. L. Mayne Real Estate and
Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
Charter Meeting,

A meeting of the joint committee for
the revision of the city charter will be
held at the board of trade rooms on Mon
day; Dec. 20, at , o'clock p. m.
GUY G.. BARTON Chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGuT's CHOICE.
A Year from Now.

Lots in Orchard Hill will be selling at
81, 200 to $4,000. You can buy them now
on easy terms for $3.50 to 5000 See the
G. +. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co. at
once for bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
X. of ii.

Omaha Lodge No. 500 Regular meet.
ing Monday evening, Dec. 20. Election
of officers and other important business.
A full attendance desired. BY order OF
the Lodge. w. X. MATHIS,
RpDOrtcr
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

See what we have left over from our
storage season
One No. 90 Radiant Home Double
Heater
One No. Hess Heater.
One No. Westminster.
One No. "a Venas, with oven, small.
One No "A Hecla.
One No. 26 Mississippi Hotel Range,
Above all nj your own figures; they must
be sol ut once. Omaha Stove Repair
Works. &. NJ, EATON, Manager,
Glib South Thirteenth street,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
A Ncnr from Now.

Lots in Orchard Hill will be selling at
81, 200 TO $4,000. You can buy them now
on easy terms for 1850 to 5000. See the
once for y bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Licensed Matchmaker for the u. Z
Railway Co. 4. 5. RAYMOND,
Douglas and 10Th.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGur's CHOICE.

Two hundred of the finest lots in
Orchard Hill on easy terms at $3.50 to
5000. Get map and particulars at the
&. +. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Bargains in Opera Glasses.
From Sc 90 to $5000 the finest line to
be found IN the country at Max Meyer IL
Bro. Open evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGuT's CHOICE.
Bronze statuary and Bric-a-brac.

New and elegant designs, magnificent
display now on exhibition in our art
room, Man Meyer IL Bro, importers.
Open evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
A YeaT from Now

Lots in Orchard Hill will be selling at
81, 200 to Sc 600. You can buy them now
e. 4. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co. at
once for bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
diamond JnMclrY.

The very latest European fashions IN
Diamond jewelrv are now being shOwn
by Max Meyer ~ Bro, Leading Jcwvlcrs,
Open evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
GcntIeIncn,s Slipners.

Gentlemen's Silk Embroidered Slippers
for 50 cents, and upwards, at
CHICAGO BARGAIN SHOE STORE,
1913 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
The Prettiest Of Them Al

Is Mayne Place, where you can buy y
lot for 81, 300 to $1,000 on easy terms of
the c. f. Mayne Real Estate and Trust
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGuT's CHOICE.

Why pay $1,000 to S4,OGO for LOT in
adjoining additions when you can buy
one on easy terms at 81, 300 to 81, 900 in
Mayne Place Get map and particu-
lars at the g. +, Mayne Real kastate and
Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Cor. Harney and 18th st., 44xl32, $50, 600
152 1t. on Harney, near 18th. 80. 1G, 500
AARON CAIN, SoN Il Co.,
1922 Earnam st
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
DR.. Hanchett, 10Th st,

CHRoNoMETERs - Swiss, English and
American makes AT lowest prices, Max
Meyer a. Bro, licensed watChmakcrs u.
+. r. II. Open evenings,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGHT's CHOICE.

Two hundred of the finest lots in
Orchard Hill on easy terms at $3.50 to
5000. Get map and particulars mt the
&. +. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

The brotherhood of carpenters and
joiners will give social entertainment
to their members and families at their
hall, 23lG Douglas, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Better Than Banking.
An Omaha banker bought eight lots in
MAYNEPLACE sixmonths ago and yester-
day refused .fCe times the amount he paid
on them. For such investments 90 to the
G. +. Mayne Real Estate Il Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
CentIcnen,s SIinners,

Gentlemen S Silk Embroidered Slippers
for 80 cents, and upwards, ut
CHICAGO BARGAIN SHOE STORE,
1918 Douglas ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Call and examine our lists of bargains
if you want to buy. The G. +. Mayne
Real Estate and Trust Co., n w cor. 18th
and Harncy.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Two hundred of the finest lots in
Orchard Hill on easy terms at $500 to
$500. Get map and particulars at the
c. f. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19

Hanging Lamps with prisms SO, 80 and
upwards ut Moody's China Store, 3O2 N.
10th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-19
ALBRIGHT's CHOICE.

Two hundred of the finest lots in
Orchard Hill on easy terms at $3.50 to
$500. Get map and particulars at the
&. L. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co.