Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1891, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. | Wour Beorotarion Appointed from a List of Forty Applicants. REPRESENTING THE DIFFERENT SCHOOLS, Weady to Commence Building the In- dustrial School for Girls--Ne- braska Funeral Directors —~0dds and K Lixcory, Neb, June o -[Speciai to Tun e} The members of state board of oalth, Messes. Thayer, iastings und Goudy, 16t In the goveruor's oftice this morning to onsider tho matter of anpoisting four secre uries for the state board. 'I'here were nearly orty apulications for the positions. The ien chosen wers Haldeman of Ord and Geghleid of Friend, regulars; Stowart of Auburn, ecl Allen of Omaba, homeo- pathic. Governor Thayer was opposed to the Mpppolatment of Stewart of Auburn and in- pistod on Woodward being chosen instead. Put Hastings and Goudy favored Stewart wnd the najority prevailed Wh ame to consider how long tho Warious sccretarios should seive the naines Yvoro shaken up in a bat and drawn out hap- hazacd. 'I'his resulted as follows: Beghleid, one ye: Stewart, two years: Huldeman, three years; Allen, four years. DRUGGISTS 1N TILE SOUT. For some timethe police, unde tion of tho mayor have been Jrug stores on Sunday to seo he drugiists woro hirsty on the quist on that day. ng with s rss o stranger hailing i yer and giving the name of A. N. Peters, was employed to come here and see if he could induce some of the druggists to sell him some liquor. On Bunday he made a round of wll the drug stores pleading physical depres- wion and asking the druggists to sell him just @ balf pint to brace himseif up on. ‘Tho na Qority of the druggists refused to sell with- “put a prescription, but scven were caught by ho trick. They w on £. Ray, 1036 > streot; B. O. Kastka, 1224 O street: Blitz G. Kinnoy, 1430 O streo J. Piegenbaum, 400 O strcot; J. C. Woempner, 223 North Vinth stree Alexander, 117 North Eloventh street; A. L. Shader 1447 O stroet, ‘Warrants were sworn ouat for the arr st of these gentlemen. All of them were arrested, vo bonds for their app: the direc- atching the ice next WIT LINCOLY PEOPLE DIE, lth Ofticer Bartram has completed bis Yoport of the deaths in Lincoln forthe month and figures them up at thirty-eight. . grippe kept up its pace during the month led off five persons. Two deaths aid at the doors of tuborculosis of brouchitis, croup, lack of vitality fand convulsions. There were two suicides - one by mornhine and the other by strych- nine. Thero was ouo murder froma gun- Ishot wound. Entrocolitis, peretonitis, pueu- asmus, inflammation f tho bowels, apoplexy, softening of the hrain, remittent fover, typhoid fever, gen- al paralysis, dropsy, blood poisoning, hoopiug cough, old age, heart failure, and jrongestion of the lungs are each credited Iwith causing a death. There were four still Yorn which are not included except in ceme- ery interment. Age by vearsunder one, 10 ve to ten, 3; ten to twenty, d; twenty to Mhirty, 6; thirty to forty, 3; forty to fifty, 3; Mifty to sixty, 8 sixty to seventy, 4; seventy [ to eighty, 1. Adults’Malos 9, females 7. Minors— malss 13, fewales 7. Married—-males o femalos 0% widows 2, widowors 5. UNIVERSITY CONMENCEMENT. Commencement, excreises at the state un- fversity nhave been in progress during the é“l week and will continue next week. Tho K:muln, meningitis, mar: nal examinations will_be mado tomorrow. 'he competition prize drills of the university cadets will also be held tomorrow afteruoon on tho campus. In the evening the Palladian exhibition will be held in the chapel. Rev. H. S. Wanamaker will preach the bacealaureats sermon at tho opera house Bunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. The programme for next week is as fol- Jows: Tucsday ats p.m., commencement concort in the university chapel; Tuesday, 0:40 a, m., class day exercises in the chapel ; ‘Wednesday, 2 p. u., annual _meeting of ro- gents; Friday, 10 a.'m., commoncoment exer- cises at the opera house, Prof. Jumes I1. Can- tleld, university orator. THE GIRLY' REFORM SCHOOL. Burnett Brothers of Genova have mado flual arrengomunts with the hoard of” public nds and buildings to build the new indus- rial school for girls at Geneva. They agreo 'o.construct the building for 27,075, Work | on the structure will commence at_once and Fwill be under tho supervision of Hon John | Steon of Wahoo, ex-land commissioner, who | has been chosen for that position, until the building is comploted. ODDS AND ENDS. Tt 13 reported hore today that Judge Mason told General Vifquain that the rumor con- necting Mason’s name with the world’s fair commissionership was well founded. Tho sixth annual convention of the Ne- braska Funeral Directors' association will bo Deld in this city noxt Monday and Tuesday n Oddfellows' ball, Eloveuth and L streets. There are 130 undertakers and embalwers in the association. According to the report of Councilman Burns the towmporary water station at C streot will cost §1,370 and will furnish 700,000 gallons of water por day Sing Wah, a Chinamin, w yestorday while away Lu;nsh 1t V. O. Warren of Omahm, who is stopping on A street, reports to the police that some- body stole a six-year-old roan ware from him Tnst night that he had purchused only yester du{ Pomney, the second baseman of the Lincoln from a rupture of one of the ssels in the hoad. Johu Duck was tried before Justice Fox- worthy this afternoon on the charge of tealing forty bales of hay from acar at Tniversity place. Although the wires had been removed from the hay found in Duck’s barn, Buckner & Counts, tho owners of the stolen hay, clanmed to idéntify it, ‘The Owaba club s stovping at the Lindell The soaking rain of todwy provented a game. The Nebraska Traveling Men's association of Lincoln will meet at the Hotel Lincoln Sawrday evening, June 6, at 8 o'clock. Tho formation of a lodire of Commercial Pilgrins of America will come up for discussion, In Judge Tibbett's court Ambrose Edd endeavoring to colloet £,000 from thres in- 7rance comvanies, The defendants do not ‘Wish to pay because thoy say the buliding can be roplacod for less money Harriett Coffman and her husband are dis satistied with the trade of their five-story bullding ou O street, near tourteenth, for a farm southwest of ‘the city. They declare that the farm has boen sold ut sherif's sale to satisfy a mortgage and has nevor been ro- deemod ‘Tho annual oratorical contest of the Union society took place last ovening, and proved to e an unusually [luo entertaininent. "Tho cou- testants were' Georgg L. Soldon, L. K. Troyer, Miss Louise Pouna and H. W, uaintance. First honors were awarded Mr. Quaintance, whilo Miss Pound carried off tho second prize. Their subjects wore *“Pho Suffrage Prauchise,” and “The Last of the Ebics” respeotively’ Clydo W. Warfle asks for a divorce fr his wife Nellie on the grounds of unchastity. Lura C. Carpenter complaius in district court that she has not beon dealt with fairly by the United States loan and investuent company. She owns $,000 stock in that o sud by an understanding with that company it bought at sheriff's salo her prop: erty ou Tenth noar Park streot. She was to ot the benofit of the same. T'he stock e tificates she holds bear the siguatures of 5. Sloman as president and secrotary, whon thoy do not hold such oftices, 5ho thereforo olaima that the whole thing is @ scheme to defraud hor. - larly Kisers. Best little Curd constipation every Use them now, - Succeeding Famousl The board of directors of the ieal Estate Owners' association held s meeting yester- day afternoon and passed upou o uumber of bills. v The committees appoiuted to canvass the robbed of $35 from his washing es- v is om Do Witv's Little pill ever made. time. None equal o | mress and ask business portions of the city reported pro- for further time. The lists d by the members showed an encour amount of the subscrip- One: the to produc aging outlook, the tions being all that had been expected haif of one of the biocks In the venter of ity produced subscriptions smounting over §50 monthly ‘The board talked over the situation ina general way and gave the committees further time to completo their work. - — Constipation polsons tne blood Little Early Risers cure Constipation causcremoved the disease is gone, - ALLY HEARD, DoWitt's The PAR Preliminary Trial of the Institute Doctors Commenced Yesterday. Judge Holsley's court was crowded yester- day afternoon by doctors, lawyers and lay- men. Many of the visitors were drawn there of curiosity to hear the evidence in the caso against the medical institute dostors for the alleged «illing of Isabelle Beaver and hor babo, Oficer Edgehill brought Dr. Sinclair and President A. T McLaughiin from the county Al to tho police court in the patrol wagon, 'he prisoners were bandeuffed together. 'ho wrist ornaments were romoved before the doctors enterod the court rom. Assistant County Prosecutor arose, and addressing the court coutinuance of the case until som week, preferably Thursday or I prosecutor stated that Detective Haze, who nad the case 1 charge. had beon suddenty called away on an errand which it was im- possible to delay. Attorney Frauk R Moriart y asked for @ day 1 ext idi The 1som stated that the de fenso wus ready for trinl and urged an im medinte hearing. The prosecution was finally prevailed upon to call what witnesses they had present. s aftorwards learned that Dotective Haze's imperative business was a trip to Fremont to witness the hunging of Shepherd and Furst. When this was brought to the atteation of the judge Le said he would look into the mat 1teal Pennington was the first witness cailed, flo lives at 8 lold, Sarpy counts and knew Miss Beaver and hel noss callod upon deconsed at tho institute once during January, but did not know what was the matter with hor. Ho did not seo or know any of the mstitute doctors Albert R. Beaver, a brother of Isabello, told his story again. [t was exactly the samo statement that he made at the coroner’s in- quest and which was printed o fullin Tug Ber at the time. During the exaimination of Mr. Beaver Dr. MecLaughlin leaned forward in bis chair and listened anxiously aud intently to every word the witness utterea, Mrs. James Boyeo of last witness examiacd. He thoe same s at the coroncr’s day evening Judge Helsloy then aunuounced hearing would be continued until sdnesday, June 10, The prisoners were again taken below after the handeuffs were placed upon them were loaded into the patrol wagon and turned to the county jail. Dr. Williams still out on bail oll, [a., was the testimony was inquest Thurs- that 30 D the . and is mills, car- alogues of o, 111 Howe cotfee starters, Harrisor convoyor. (i Borden & Selleck Co., agents, Ch -—— May Have Been Murder. Eim Crre. Neb., June 3.—To tho Editor In Tur Ber of May 30 is a special tologram from this placo in regard to tho death of youngz Watson, who was run- ning a barber shop here, in which thero were several erroneous statements. Tho author of that telegram says ‘‘upou investigution it was found that ho had shot himself.” The fact is, there was no investigation. The coro- ner came and meroly looked at him and pro- nounced it a plain case of smcide, and turned tho body over to the undertaker. Again he says: > bull enterad his head about an inch ahove his right eyo and came out behind the loft ear.” Such was the de- cision of the coroner as to tho facts about that: Dr. Bathrick of this placo and others belicve that he had been shot twice. Acting upon that idea, a rolative of Watson went to Koarnoy and got two physicians from there and with Dr. Bathrick made an nation of his head and found that the bail fired into bis forehead had penetrated the brain and was oxt with difiiculty. Another ball had cnterod above and back of the right car, passing through the brain and lodged near the skin on tho opposite side. From these and_other facts in conncetion with the sad affair, a_large number of the peovle of the town and su believe that lustead of it being a plain suicide that 1t was a cold blooded murder and thoy will never belieye otherwise good deal of idignation is folt and frec prossed in regard to tho way the coroner acted m the matter, but tho matter is not likely to end hore. dustice. e labi Before buying that typewriter, look at the bust (the Caligraph) ¢ e ot DoWitt's Littlo Early Risers; best littlo pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath bt et Dr.Kensington treats the eye,1310 Dodge Park Pavilion Concorts. s afternoon tho Quintotte club from Boyd’s opera hiouso orchestra assisted by Mr. Taber at the piano will inaugurate tho sum- mer concerts at the pavilion in Hanscom park, playing every afternoon from 3 until 7 o'clock with the exception of Sundays. The programme is an excellent ono and the o ter- priso should bo encouraged : PART I, why not Pestival march erture Romanze for iMite Mr. O; Podérsen. +...0. Pedersen Latun Buch valtz for coilo and fiute Mr. Letovsky and Pode PARY IL Concert Rixner Sero 2 Ovorture ........ Do Violin solo . b Beriot Czibulkn Straus Faust Gotion amoreta......... . neert top Somewhat Mixed, The case of the stato against Drayton Cronk came up in federal court yesterday forenoon. Cronk is eharged with circulating counterfeit money. A witness namoed Pool stated that he got $14 in spurious cow at the request of a man named Coopor, el PERSONAL PABAGRAPHAS. G. F\. Betts of Lincoln is at the Mullard. J. F. Conway has gone to Onawa, lowa. H. Bohn of Grand Islund is at the Dollone, A. W. Wells of Schuyler is at tho Millard, C. E. Broady of Fullerton is at the Paxton, Con W. Lloyd of Gothenburg is at the Mil- lard. Mrs, cago. Hon. C Paxton George R. Colton of David City 1s at tho Paxton. E. A. Stovens of Murray. Prof. C. Dollone. James Morrill of Hastings is a guest at the Dellone. T, IS Dellone. I, M. Trans and son of West Poiut are at the Paxtou. T. M. Franco and son of West Point are at the Paxton, James Hackloy and wifo of Louisville, are at the Dellone. Miss Burrows of Port guest at the Paxton. Mrs. Ben Craig, of M. ing 1u the city for a few days, Mrs. A. ). Turkle has left month's visit at her old home in Cinciunati Dr. M. . Rogan, of Wayne, was in tho city yosterday and ‘spent some time going over Lue Beg building. J« Carson of the Lee-Andreeson cor pany started for New York )esterday and will' sail on the 10tn inst., for Liverpool on the steamer City of New York. John R. Brennan, proprietor Harney at Rapid City, is at the Paxton on his way home from the session of the graua lodge, Kuights of Pythias of South Dakota, at Madison, Lieutenant Truitt has gone to Chi- H. Van Wyck and wife are at the and Istand is at the D. Rakestraw of Lincoln is at the Gage of Lincoln 15 a guest at the Ky., Rush, Ireland, is a eyville, Mo., is visit for a few of the fotel [ COLUMBUS' LANDING PLACE. Expedition to Discover the Spot Sent Out by a Ohicago Paper, KITZBERGER'S MISS TRACY DEATH. Longenecker Says He Hasn't Evidence Enough Yet to Warrant an Arrest from a Vessel prowned. —Swept and Cuicaco Orrice or Tie Bee, Ciicago, Juno ? An expedition organized by the Chicago Herald yesterday sailed for the Bahama islands on the Ward lme steamer Santingo from Now York. Tho object of this expedi- tion, which 15 composed of Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent of the Heruld, Charles I r,the well known artist of the Herald as chief artist, a photographer, a sery ant and a mechanic, is to search out the spot whero Christophier Columbus first set foot upon the soil of the new world. If success- ful in finding this spot, the location of which has bitherto been a matter of great doubt and of endless dispute historians and geographers, the expedition will there erect monument from the Horald to the great dis- coverer of America, HAVEN'T ENOUGH EVIDENCE! * The death of T'racy Kitzbergor is cated by Chicago oficers. Stato 10y Longenecker said still have s workiug on the case, but have not it evidence to warrant the arrest of frader Finlay or any one else, I will admit that it looks bad for Finlay. Wny should a man in a responsible government position, a man who has a wife and chila at one of the principal hotels of tho city, tako bis wife's maid to a lying-in establishwment, introduce himself as her husband, visit her often during her illuess, and theo take her [suspect that all is uot right, but we @ moro ovidence that a crime was mitted before we can order an arrost. T'ho ofticers working under me aro trying to sccure such oviden, NOBODY TIIED TO SAVE M. In the furious storm of Wednesday morn- ing Alexandor Simpson, mate of the schiooner N, B. Moore, was swept_overboard aud drowned. The schooner loft Monoming on the previous afternoon bound for Chica with a cargo of lumber. A dense fog made it impossible to seo any distanco ahoad. No one saw him go overboard, and the first inti- mation of it was a piercing scream that came from the side of the vesscl over which he had fallen, ‘Tnere were no hand rails, the Jumber being piled tou feet abovo the edge of tho ship. A sudden lurch aud a dip into the trough of the sea, and the mate was pitched heaalong into the water. Oue of the sailors telling the story last night said: “The cap- tain rushed forward and cried, ‘How many men will man a boat and save Simpson#® No oue answered, as it would have boen as much as their own lives were worth to have entered aboat in such o sea. It was horribly dark and the schooner’s light could not, be scen ten yards away. We should have all boen lost and the schooner as weil if the boat had been launched. We felt pity for the poor fellow who was battling for his life, but dare not venturo out to save him. 'Weo heard his scremus several times aftor that, but they grew more iundistinet uutil flually we heard them no more. Wo were about six miles off land. It may seem cowardly to lot u comrade g0 down in that way, pbut it was that oc our own Lives, and we hiad to bring the ship safo into port,' 1 half tne crow had been lost, the rest would have not boen able to manage' the ship, and she would never have reached port.” ONE CONTRACT COMES TO OMATIA. Contracts were lot yesterday for the con- suruction of the electricity building at the world's fair as follows: Carpenter and iron work, Arthur Johnson & Bro., of Omaha, $164,444; exterior covering, Park & Bates, & £85,000; painting und glazing, W. P, Nelsou & Co..,,Chicago, $6,500; lathing and plastering, John _Grifiths, Chicago, £6,000. Tho contracts for the water mains i the building and the laying of tho same was let to_ MacRitchie & Nichol of Chicago, for $17,850. 10WA'S POLITICAL SITUATION, You can_bet two to one on lown as a re- publican state in a presidential election,” said ox-Governor Samuel Merrill of lowa at the Grand Pacine Although he has spont the last two u California the voteran ex-govorner still registors from Des Mowes and the management of bis 20,000-acre farr on the Pacific slope does not provent his keoping un interested eyoon the affairs of the Hawkeye state. “In the eampaign which resultod in the election of Governor Boies,” said he, “au un- fortunato political situation and the liquor question wero largely instrumental in bring- ing about the result. The radical eloments on both sides of tho liguor question are grow- ing toward a compromise in the shape of local option and the party is not likely to re- peat its wistakes of two years ngo. The avmors' alliance has undoubtedly drawn more froum the republican than fron the dem- ocratic party, und like all secret polit Rauizations is @ very unceriain quantity when it comes to figuting on the outcome of acampaign. Tho ‘voto for Jackson' policy of the democrats, on the other hand, their organization comparatively intact, when breaks occur in the rauks of their opponouts they are usually in a position to go wm and possess the land “General J. B. Weaver coutinues his offorts to get back into the house I see and now grasps at the new people’s party as a means to attain his object. As soon as I read the esolutions adovted at the Cincinuati conven- tion I said ‘that's Weaver, although I didu’t know until afterwards that he was thor Weaver 15 always on hand_upon such oc sious and is always ready to drop . party or 4 causo as soon as Lo has found that thero is nothing in it for him.’ Spealing of polities in California the governor said: **We have somo prohibi- tionists and some alliance men out there, but neither of them have cut much of a figure so far. The prohibitionists draw mostly from the rauks of the republicans, but the alliance membership is about evenly divided between the two partios. ‘Thedemocracy includes the same eloments that it does in othor states. There theold Spanish avd Mexican element belon 0 it, and 1t would naturally” bo ox- pected to vote sohdly as it does elsewhere, but the domocrats have been in offico s0 often that they have alicnated a good many members of the party by their bad records, and some of the disaffected have gone over to the alliance,” Commenting on the principles and_compo- nent elemeuts of tho two purties the governor sad: “The democrats are not progressive; they always hang on behind. The republican party is not perfect, of courso. It has had bad men iu it, but it has always been the party of progress, and if the democrats will give us twenty years more we will beat every country on the face of the earth in everything.’ Governor Merrill is on his way to Europe on a trip of rest and recreation, and expocts to bo absent about two months, A TERRIBLE MISTAKE, Arthur McCariney, 8 venerablo citizen of San Francisco who arrived at the Tremont house In compauy with his two daughters today, had @ peculiar experienco at Kansas (v] t night, whore ho was mistaken for Schwolnfurth, the Rockfora humbug. The fact that Mr. McCavtnoy has bis two daugh- ors with bim only ade the situation more complicated, as it was reported that Schwein s leaving tho city and taking two of Kansas City's fair daughters with him. As 10y wirs about to hoard the train he was surrounded by u howling mob and ouly suved bimself from violenco by drawing his revolver. Finally the mistake was s covered and the leader of the mob apologized. WESTERN PEOPLE IN CHICAGO. Among the western people in Chicago to- day were the following At the Grand Pacitic ~Thomas Pocatello, Idano; C. J. Ives, ¢ Io.; Mr. and Mrs, J, 5. V Naugle, Omaha. At the Leland-C. K Ia At the Powors, between still be- M. Long, dar Rapids. oodburn, E. E. Mead, Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Utah w Auditorium Salt Lake City, L C. French, Sioux City, la. At the Wellingion— . Clarke, Omaha. At the Palmer—Mr. and Mrs. W, B. lard, Omaha; W. C. Winter, M H, Jewell, Bismarck, N 0. W Little, Clarke, Miss Mil Couneil Bluffs D.; Jobhn Fow- ATURDAY, JUNE ler, R. T. Raines, Omaka; Mr. and Mrs. Miils, Das Moines, Ia. Licutenant and Mes, Red. Duff are at the Auditorium on their wedding tour. Lien tonant Duff was formetly stationed at Fort Meado but'will leave 1§ fow days for Fort Keogh where he willureanize a company from among the Cheyemne Indians now on the Tongue river resorvatior. and will here- or be stationed at Fort Keogh Y Dr. Birnoy cures catarrn, Bee bldg. DISTRICT COURT DOINGS. dictin the Olsen-Meyer OCase—~The Criminal Galendar, The second trial of Lo caso of Charles H. Qisen, administrator of the estato of Idward Olsen against Max Moyer has ended. This suit grow out of the destruction of the Moyer building on lower Farnam streot. Two years ago, during a heavy wind, the Meyer building blew down and at the same time crushing the store building of Edward Olsen just east, Olsen was i the building and was killed. The auministrator sued Meyer for #,00, allezing negligence, The case was tried at the last term of court and a verdict of disagreoment reachiod by the jury. Last week tho second trial of the cause was commenced. torday the jury re- turned a verdict, the findings of which were that there was no negligence upon the part of the defendant. In tho criminal court the caso of thoe state wgainst George Mathows was ca'led. Mathews 15 tho man who, 8s a waiter at the New York chop house, a fow weeks ago, attompted to murder OfMcer Rouser. The prosecution was Bt roady and the Caso weat over until June 20, The case of Nels Cedarauist, charged with the erime of incest, was continued. An attempt was made to bring up the case of the state against Harry Raush, but it wont over. Ihe defendant is charged with tho theft of a bank check. The defendant was roady for trial, but the check, which forms a part of the evidence, was in the pocket of Detective Haze, who had gone to Fremont to witness the hanging of two murderers, Judge Estello has set the following crim- inal cases for trial noxt week: Monday: Henry Rousel, burglacy; Keunedy and Beb- bins, gambling; Geiser and Price, gambling. Wednesday: Alf, Grifiin, selling mortgaged proporty. Thursday: Jack Shepard, assault and battery; Mike John twith in- tent to kill. Friday* Brown, assault with intent to movder. The case of (eorge J. Sternsdorff against D. P. Redman was tricd before Judge Davis d submitted to the jury last night. Sterns- *ff sued for commission on a sale of real The striking featuro was that George Ames, tho principal witness for the d fendant, testified that the plaintiff should have sued for 6 instead of 4 per cout commis- sion Judge Estelle sat as an_examining magis- trate yesterday afternoon and heard testi- mony” in the easo of the stato against Van Closter and McLaughlin, who aro chargoed by John N. Miles with having disposed of mortgaged property in Nuckolls county. Stould the judge concludo thero is i case against the men they will be taken back to that county for trial. Falling of the hair is the result of inaction of the glands or roots of the hair, or a morbid tsate of the scalp, which may bo cured by Hall's Hair Renewer. e SOUTH OMAHA. St. Agnes' Festival. Nover was a larger nor better served audi- enco gathered in Blum's opera house than at the literary and musical entertainment and fostival given by the ladics ot St. Agues’ con- ration. Tho large room avd the gallories wero lit- erally packed when Fuather D. W. Moriarty stepped to the front of the stage and au- nounced the initial piece of the programme. Misses May Adouis and Mollio Condon put the large andience’ ‘in the best possi- ble humor by playing the ‘Irresist- ible Gallop.” Then St. Agnes’ choir rendered well “Come Where Lovo Lies Dream- ing.” Hutchinson’s “Plerrot” “was finely rendered by Mr. Thomas P. O'Grad; “Dream of Heaven,” an instrumental du by Misses Auna Neenan and Awnes Nichols was well received. Misses Agnes Cleary and Minnie Moriarty were accorded a hearty encore for their rendermg “The Two Forest Nymphs.” Mrs. Dennis McCauley sang fully up to her standard and pleased the audienco with Millard’s “Waiting.” “Tho M Triumphale,” an_ io- strumental trio by = Misses Jennie Kane, Theresa Casey and Mollie Tler was well executed. “Home to Our Mountaius,” from Verdi’s I Trovatore, by Mrs. Thomas P. O'Grady and Mvs. Denms McCauley, moro than delighted tho well pleased audi- onco, The closing chorus, “Come, Rise with the Lark,” by St. Agnes school choir, settled a feeling of satisfuction in every parent pres- eut. _The musical programme was exceedingly fine, The tables, laden cacy, were invitingly presided over as follows: Mesdames Susan _ McGuirck and George Klinger had table No. 1, Mes- dames Jamos Powersand Frank Tobin at No. 2, Mesdames Moses M. Redmond andzFrancis Boyle at No. 3, Mesdames Patrivk “Rowloy and Morgin Heafoy and Miss Minnie Raf- ferty at No. 4, Mesdumes Daniel Rafferty and'John J. Weir ana Miss Annie Ryan at No. 5, Mesdames J. C. Nichols ana Patrick J. MeMahon at No. 6, Mesdames Thomas Rock Ydward Burke at No. 7, Mrs. Jeunio at No. 5, Mesdames Anna Murphy and Andrew B. Haley at No. 9 and Mes- ames Timothy J. Flaherty and Patrick Rico at No. 10. The patronage was beyond expeetation, and noarly a cool $1,000 will be added to the chureh fund. It was a St. Agnes succes with overy deli- Notes bout the City. A. C. Power will mako another short visit with friends in Lincotn. Oftice Manager John Torbes of the Cudahy packing company, has gone to Chicago. The King’s Daugnters will hola a picnic in Syndicate park noxt Thursday afternoon, Tho school exhibition will not bo made till noxt wook and will bo held in tho room now occupiod by Masson & McMaillan, No. 2408 N street, Messrs. John S. Walters, R. A. and T C, Marsh, are tho charge of the Kuignts of yndicate park Saturday o'clock. Carpenter committee having Pythias picuio in afternoon at 4 A Merchant's Opinion. Mr. Johin Caraghar, a merchant at Cara bar, Fulton county, Ohio, says that St. Patrick’s Pills ara tho best selling pills he han- dles. The reason is that thoy produce a pleas- ant cathartic effect and are certain and thor- ough in their action. 'Iry thom when you want o reliable cathartie,” For sale by druggists. - Policemen for the Park. In comphance with' the request of Dr. L. Miller, of the'board of park com- missioners, for two policameg to be on duty iscom park Swiday Mtornoon, Chief has detailed ‘Sergeant Graves and Ofticer Koyser, wha will.ronort to the super- t of the park every Sunday afternoon or duty from 2 to 6 o'clo DELICIOUS Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - Lemon - Orange - Almond Rose etc;) Flaver as dellcately &nd deliciously as the fresh frult Of perfect purity. Of great strength. Economy In their use 6, 1801-TWELVE [DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Trade Well Sustained in Spite of Heavy Exportations of Gold. CAUTION IN BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS. Rise In Iron at Pittsburg Prevented by the Reopening of Furnaces— Quite a Decrease Shown in Failures. New Youk, June 5—-R. Weekly Review of Trado says While the hesitation in business has not ceased wnd decided activity is hardly ex pected now until after the close of the fiscal year, it continues to ba a matter of surpriso and congratulation that the money markets and trado bhave been so well sustained in spite of heavy exports of gold. The New York market has been oasy on call, dvopping from 81 to § por cent, with heavy receipts from the interior. Roports from other cities show that money is tighter at St Louis, tight at Nashville, firmer at Now Orloans and Pittsburg, in hardly adequate supoly at Cleveland, not stringent but. affected by dis- trust on account of city finances at Philadol- phia, firm at Boston, in good domand at Chieago and Milwaukee, but with supply for all iegitimate needs and easy ut all other points reporting. “Irade is 1ot very active, but most every. where hopeful. Failures 'at Boston have made shoe manufacturers cautious. Iides are easy, dry goods quiet and wool sales mod- ora Tho exposures of official ana_banking mis- conduct atPhiladelphia_tond to make busi- ness inactiveand no life is seon in iron. Wool is dull, though some concessions are made by western holders At Pittsburg a rise in_iron is prevented by the roopening of some of tho Mahoning and Shenandoah furnaces and preparations of others. Window Rglass is fairly active, but flnt is dull At Cleveland iron is in more demand; trade is good in dry goods, hardware and eroceries and dull in’shoes. Somo activity is noted at Cincinnati in clothing and at Dotroit tradeds up to the averago in volume, though the late scason has made the wool movement less than usual. Throughout the en G. Dun & Co's t and south the fine crop prospects give encouragement, almost the onlv complaint now coming from New Or leans from drouth in the adjoining regions. In the northwest contmnuous rains bave made the crop prospect unsurpassed, Chi a0 roports larger recoipts than n year ago of flour, wheat, cheese, hides and thiee times as much wool;' smallor receipts of oats, vye, barley, lard and but one-third as much cured weats, with full trade - dry goods and best prospects generally. St. Louis uotes a fair volume of trade, Mil- waukee great improvemeat from rains and St. Panl atso, whilo at Minneapolis the lum- bor trade is unsurpnssed At Omaha and Denver trade is fair; at Kansas City dull because of wet weather'; at Louisville the outlook is good, but at Nash- ville a neavy dry goods failure causes some depression, and there is no improvement at Memphis. Now Orleans reports trade d fair demand, sugar active, molasses rico quict and lower, At Savanuah trade imoroves and at Jack- souville it is quict and steady. In the groat industries there is a votter demand for ivon as yet without change in prices. More ordors for structural fron comes from the break in the building strikes. ' special caution appears in the boot and shoe trades and abuses of credit are being corrected. In dry goods it is noted that there is no talk of prices as usual on the ove of @ now season in men’s wear goods, and the business in ight weights not what was expected, but the orders for dressed goods are furin excess of any provious ales of some cotiton goods ave rec at the lowest prices ever made. Wool moves slowly, but vielding at the west gives a bet- ter prospect.” In breadstuffs the decline con- tinues, but wheat is 21 cents lower; corn, 2 conts; ocats, 15¢ cents, and cotton also de clined 416 conts. Pork products are lower and coffco about 314 cents, while tin, copper and lead aro all stronger. ' In goneral’ tho ap- proach of harvest, which is expecied to be most_bountiful, has its natural effect on prices aud trade is but little embarrassed by speculative movements. The business failures ocenrring thronghout the country the lust seven days number 234, as compared with a total of 234 last week. For the corresponding week of last year the figures were 205, A cotton in dull and MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN, Covered with foal:s. Awful Spec- tacle. Cured in Five Wesks by 1} e Cuticura Remedies. Aboutthe Ist of April lust | notteed 80 pimplos fika coming out all over my body, but #hought nothing of it until some time lator on.when 1t began 0 look 1lke spots of mor- 10 red tar spotted on, und which camo oft In layersaccompanied with itehing, Iwould serateh every night until [ was raw; then the next night the scales belng formed meanwhile were seratehod off again, In vain a1 T consultall the doctors In the county, but without uid. After wiving up ali hopes of recovery, , [happened to see an advortisoment it your CUTICURA REME- from my dragglst, and £ 1 he lotice pped off and 1 tully cured 2 months hofore [ hegn e or fivo ely Wi oozonin 1 know of n g ny who have tuke MLES. i thank me for tho knowledzo of m, eupecially wothers g@who have bubes with sealy eruptions on their heads and bodies. 1 can expross my thanks (0 you. My body was cove with scalox, and | waa un awful spoctacie to behold. Now my skin Is nx ol GEORER COMEY Moreit, Wis. Cuticura Resolvent The new blood and skin purifier and groatest of humor remedios, intornally (1o cleanse the blood of all impurities. and thus remove the 8ol and CUTICURA. the great skin euro, nnd CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisito skin beautifier, extornally (to cloar the skin and scalp and re store the hadr). cure every spocies of agoni- zing, itehing, burning, séaly, and plmply dis- usos of the Skin. seulp and blood VN In e newspaper aby Sold eve S0AR, PorTER Ditt Boston. BeSend for “How to 64 pages, 30 Hiustrations, Pl PLES, black-hoads. red, ind ofly skin cured by | CAN'T BREATHE, Chest Patns, Soreness, Woukness Hacking Cough, Ast and Inllamwmation ke DIN ONE MINUTE Dy (ho CUTICURA= ANTE PAIN-PrAsTER. Nothing iike it tor weak lung DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, A Full Sot of Tecth on (ubber, for KIVE DoLL A porfout Bt gunranto I oxtracto 1 without v dangor, ani without anaesthetios. Gold and sllver fillings at lowost raots. Hridko and Crown Work. Teeth without platos. ALl work war OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entr [0th stroet elovator. Open eves untils o'elock. v whe Price: CUTICURA. 500% RESOLVENT, 3. Prévared by the AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Cure Skin Discases," nd 100 testimoninls, rough, chappod, TICURA SOA NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, Capital, = = = = Surplus Jan, 1st, 1890, Otticers and Directors--Henry W. Yates, President Lewls 8. Houd, Vieo-§ it James W. Bavage. W V.Morso, John 8. Colling, 1§ C. Cusblog 4. N Vatriok W. L. 8. Hugnes, cashior THE IRON BANIK, Corner 13t aud Faroam Sts OMAHA, N33 $400,000 A General Ban king Businoss Transac PAGE Browning King & Go. Enjoy the Reputation of Reliable Clothiers. No special sale advertised or cut price mentioned, but what the customer can fully rely upon as bona fide. Our special men's suit saleat $8. $10, $12.50 and $15 is still in active opera- attracted by 50, Hundreds folly of buying trash at $3 fron. as catchers for the unwary, whvn an additional dollar llns‘ sale have tand $5 a suit, thrown out by others been led to sce the or two will secure a man’s suit that's got the material in it for service, that's got some style to it, and necessitates but one purchase where at least three would be required to sccure the same satisfacti in trash. Boys™ and Children's Svits. In this department we're a little crowded, and for $2, $2.50, $3, $3, 50 and $4, You can secure knee pant suits with all the style and appearance of suits that cost twice the money elsewhere. It don't take long to educate the people our children’s department. to know a bargain from a bait. get ‘em. Hot weather clothing and furnishing goo at correct prices for modern styles. You'll see lots of life in The bargains are here; come and in every department BROWNING, KING & (0, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. (Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not sat, (Send for Ilustrated Catelogue.) NO CURER! NO PAY. DrDOWNS 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, to in medicine as diplo ate Dis oo it Orienns, Consultatlon fre Sond st tocuro. 00w o0 12m, MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE for reply. “Lot another mun pralse thec, and no* thin, own mouth, A stranger and not thine owa 1{ps.”" Rev, George Miller, Carlile, Rov e, Towi v lowi; Rev., W. i i Mutford, Cathenrt. Encr: Snerson, Perry, Cedar Ruplds Leavénworth, Kinsis L Town: I son. Towni | r Town; How, T. J." Abel, Decatur,®illinols; W A Stronz, Counell BIUMs, Towa. ' When such nien as th above have givon thelr testimon- Tals in praise of Moore's Troe of Life and tho feading wholosaie drig housed say thoy have iven entire sutisfaction whore they hiy hoen sold, what hetter ovidonce do you want? Why should you suffer when you can be cured by using Modre's Tree of Lifo, Moore's Tree of Life. a positive curo for Kldney and Liver Complatnt and all blood disensos. Doos It &y to suflor when you onn ho cured by using Moore's Troo of Lite, the Grast Lifo Romedy? ] ONDONDERRY ITHIA! ny water containing enough Lthi- W to make it worthy the name. iln to please the most fas- Dyctors evemicnere recommend it. O er ten thousand of them drink it, 0 other water hax ever cured on half wo many caxes of vhewmatism or gravel. : o lof take owr word for it. wire of your physician woater u{ en bent vesults. Remember Londond atu rkling Li cadeare] wlly o ifled by ¢ husicia an obtain Londonderry still or ting wherever water is yold. Paxton & Gallagher, Distributing Agents for Omalia, CHARLES B. PERKINS & CO., 86 KILBY ST, BOSTON, MASS. ILLING AGENTS, HOTEL. The Murvay, Cor. 14th and Harney, e Omaha, Never what in the onl; Aehia 4 f o Hotel Building & heavy brick fire walls vunning [ basement to roof. All the ceilings a foors lined with Asbestos five proof wing, making it onpossible to burn quic re eacapes and fire alarms throughout the building. Steam heat, hot and cold water and sunshinein cveryroom, 1ablo unsurpassed any. where, B, SILLOWAY, Prop. ook (Myaterlos of Life) sont fre s show. Is uro gun Syphili ¥ cuso 1 undertike mtos p.m. S with the Catarel il 1 fall dny THE SPECIALIST Morethan 15 yoars exporienco in tho tro PRIVATE DISEASH Acure guaranteed in 4105 days. withont heloss of an hour's tine. GLEET. Wi absoluto oure for gloet an awi Lo tho mdloal profession. Permy 40 froms Lo 1) diys STRIOTURE 1 in rolloving the binddor cured withont patn ments. no catting no diating Tho most ¥ known to modern seinnce. SYPHILIS, Dr M or ow's tronti L pronoune For the a His succoss with Chis cquallel A complets cure OST MANHOOD 01 110 soxunl oraans SKIN DISHASES, and_all dlsansos of tho blood, liver, kidnoys, and Bladdor pormnently curo) FEMALE DISEASES o Wi most A solute cure of thy diseaso. disunse has nover b wuaranteod. norvous- Iy curod, plote and y ot of fouma o y. Hours for lndios , from 4 DR. McGREW'S Marvollous ,uccess tn tho treatment of private dise @axes ia wan for Bt teputation which i teulp natlonal \n ehnracter, wnd his grant army of pat renches from the Atiantic (o the Paciie. Tho dg 13 graduato of “roguls ol and has b Tong wndcaroful in hoapital practice, and 1y cl Tailats in mod* for clreulars abe /v 4150 1503, froo. Ottioa, 14th_ arnam Stroats, Omaha Nob. Entrance on either stroet ‘n’oung Mothars ! We Offor ¥ou a Remeiy which Insures Safety to Lifo of Mother and Child, *MOTHER'S FRIEND Roba Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Iisk, After ustng one bottleof * Mother's Friond " 1 ed but 1ttlo patn, and did Botoxporieiice that Woaknoss afterwar i cusos, ~Mrk, Awii Gaox, Lamar, price, 81.8 por b HRADFI SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Halt willlon use. The “Muk Pocket Lan In daily nelf lghting r lap ¥ propaid, 81 rketle agents wanted hore. Northwostern ¥ o, Room Bive Omalin, Nob. utht, expre Live o