Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1892, Page 8

START WORK OR STAND SUIT Ultimatam of the Board of Public Works to Oontractor Equires, PAVED STREETS TO BE SWEPT AT ONCE Uoless the Contractor Putsa Force of Men on At Once the City Will Do the Work acd Charge it to the Bondsmen, The Board of Public Works held a special session yesteraay afterncon and declared itself upon the subject of street sweo, After discussing the filthy condition of the streets the following resolution was adon! Resolved. That C. E Squires, the contractor for stroot sweeping. be 1ad is horeby required 1o proceed it onee with the work of ' sweeping and eleaning Uie paved streets of the city of Omaha as required by the provisions of his gontract with the city, nnd tint apon his fulls ¢ coting or refusing so to do, that th ing, negiccting or refusi o, that the and for the expense thereof will hoid ntractor and his bondsmen lable to ity of Omaha for any difference between ost of doing such work under sald con- and th actual expense of domng the sume: and be it further olved, That the chalrman of this board intoly Inform sauld contractor to pro- d with sald work of §weeping and cleaning snid paved streets as ordered by this bonrd aud leave all ontrove regarding the amount of conponsation to ho paid undersaid contract to be amicably 1justed after tho co pletion of sald work or to be settled by the courts; and bo it further TResoived. That said chatrman forward o copy of this resoiution to Ce L. Squires, and, 880, to his bondsmen, Georgo B, Squires and Max Moyer, with notification thit uniess the work of sweeping and cloaning sad paved Atreots 1s ut once conmenced and earriod for- ward as required by snid contract. that the Omahn will'look to sald cont tor and 1 bonds 1 for all damazes or loss that 1ny be occasioned to the eity by reason of 8o neglecting, refusing or faldng to do said work, The chalrman at onco sent a copy of the resolution to Mr. Squires, together with a letter notifying him that the resolution had been adopted. City Attorney Connell in speaking of the matter statoed that forbearance had ceased to be a virtuo and that the Board of Public Works bad taken tho right course in the premises. 1f Squires would not do the work, the board should put on a force of men and charge the expense to Squires and his bondsmen, Then, if ho felt so disposed, Bquires could go into the courts where all_differences coula be adjudicated at an | early date. In tbe meanume, il Squires stiil insisted upon throwing up his contract, the city council could advertise for bids for street cleaning, Mr. Connell did not think thero was any reason why the streots should remain in their prosent filthy condition for any great length of time. The work could proceed, by the ex nse being charged against Squires and his ndsmen until a new contract would bo made, and after that thenew contractor would tako care of matters C. . Squires sent in bills amounting to 7,000 for extras and overwork in street sweeping matters. ln his communication ho stated that the city owed him $1,936 on the 1890 and 6,000 on the 1501 contract. The bills, he stated, were for streets swept and re- jected and also for work performed under tho 10 per centclause of his contrac ‘The wholo matter was referred chairman, to confer with City Attor neil and report to tho board” the city buity, Boird of Fublic Works will cause be don to the e SONE That Tired Feeling 1s often the forerunuor of serious {llness, which may be broken up 1fa good tonic hike Hood's Sarsaparilla is taken in season. This medicino invigorates the kidneys and liver to remove tho wasto from the system, purifies the blooa und builds up the strength, Constipation is caused by 0ss of tho peris- taltic action of the bowels. Hood’s Pills re- store this action aud invigorates the liver, HEWAS A RISING FINANCIER, Toronto People Victimized and Swindled by a Young Napolcon of Finance, Toroxto, Ont., April 14.—The forgeries of A. G. Brown, the young broker who has just fled, are anuounced to be, as far as vet dis- covered, ns follows: Canada Permanent, $6,000; Wostern Canaaa, $4,312; Union Loan and Savings company, §,500; Freehold Loan and Savings compuny, #1,000: Western As- surance company, §,000: British Cauadian, €2,000; London and Canada Loan and Sav- ings company, £3,200, making a total of §25 663 Tho forgeries in every case wero that of a power of attorney, by which Brown was enavled to transfer tho stock to his own mname. The names forged include those of hus father and brother. A mecting was held ut the Canadian Per- manent company of the heads of various loan compauies victimized and it was decided toat once take logal steps to bring Brown back. The forgeries conimenced as r back as February, 1860, but they were concenied by various “manipulations. The biggest fraud of all was that of tho forgery of powers of attoruey of Judge Senkler of St. Catherines, by which Brown transierred fifty snaves of the Bank of Moutreal to bimself, "It was tho accidental aiscovery of this by Judge Seuk- ler that brought to light the whole system of fraud of which Brown had long been guilty. The banks which principally advancod money on the forged powers of attorney were the Standard and Quebec, wbo say this will result in a series of legal disputo a: who 1s liable for the amounts involved, extensive naturo of the business dono by young Brown may be inferred from the fact that ono month alono his bank account amounted to £ In ono day he sent 806,000 in orders to’ Chicago for wheat aloue, Elect LifMeultics Trouble—News from the Islands, oxoLuLy, April 7.—Honolulu has recov- erod from the excitement which prevailed at Settled Without the timo the steamer owing to the finding of a barricade of sand bags o ound the royal palace. Early on Murch 80 an American flag was seen floating over P'unch Bowl hill in the rear of the city, aud gave rise to much talk until it was ascer: tained thav it had been placed thero by youths who nad taken 1t frow their homo, Tho flag was seized by the police, A decision in the contested election of nobles elected on the Island Oabu, which was expected to bo the cause of trouble if adverso to the potitioners, who represented the mp\pusml revolutiouary faction, was ren dered March 30, and it was decided that tho election was valid. No opposition was shown further than tue legal one of au appeal to tue supreme court. Toe United States steamship San Fran clsco is still in port, Avstraha left here Nine Bulldings Burned and the W Town Narrowly Escapos, Dexven, Colo, April 14.—A dispatch to tho News from Fromont, Colo., (Cripplo Creck) says: This camp experienced its first firo yesterday and it lookod for o timens | g though the whole town woula be destroyed, | sembled at the Grand Pacific today for the purpose of organizing a national association, Those assembled represent several thousand loan and building nssociations and about £200,000,000 of capital. The meeting was the result of the offorts of Judge Seymour Dex- tor, president of the New York State League of Building and Loan associations, Judge Doxter was chosen as chairman and Henry Rosenthal of Cincinnati secretary. The ob. ject 1s not only to bring the state ‘loagues to gothor to secure greater benefit for the local associatiuns, but to add_to their strength in coping with national building and loan asso- | ciations, - STOCK WINTE (1D WELL South Dakota Intorests Flourishing on the Ranges, Rarto Crry, 8. D, April 14, ~[Special to Tur Bre.|—The stock intereste, including norses, cattic and sheep of the Black Hills | and reservation ranges, never were in better | condition, and the outlook 1s docidedly flat- | tering, Up tothe timo of the last big storm | all rango stock was in prime condition, and | 881 is now known po y that the storm | did very little damage it can be said that | the toss during the past winter has been almost nothing. Regardine cattlo it may bo said that 1arge numbers aro being shipped in from Texas, They aro 2-year-olds, and being kept on the South Dakota ranges two wears will be shipped to Omaha, Chicago and other castern markets, Among the purchasos made by stockmen of Rapid City and sur. rounding country during tho past two weeks the following was learned: Sheialey Cattle company, 5,000; Fred Holcomb, 1,50: Peter Dubamel, 1,500; Stenger & Humphrey, 2,500; Maurice Kelliher, 3,000: Driscoll Bros., 17,000, All except the last will be shipped by rail. Other purchases and shipments within the next thirty days will bring the total up to 60,000, The fact that 2-year-old steers can bo bougnt in Texas, shipped 1,500 miles by rail, kept on the range for two years and then be'reshipped to eastern points and sold at a good profit—and this has been an important branch of the cattle business bero for several years—isasufiicient recommenda- tion of tho South Dakota ranges. The horse interests are ulso in good condi- tion, a aumber of recent shipments of range horses to eastern and southern points—even as r away as Birmingham, Ala.—having netted theowners handsome profits. Within ashort time I Steel, the Farmingdale Land and Live Stock company and tho Gam men Live Stock company will each make large shipments of fully matured rango bred horses. The standurd of range horses has for yoars past been constantly raised, until now tho horsemen ave shipping out animals which readily bring good prices in easter markets. The sheep men, as far as could be learned, are doing well, but very few sheev are being shipped in and no now sheep ranches havi been started recently. Though, as stated, those who are 1n 1t are doing well and though this is ndmittedly a very good sheep coun- try, tho business does not grow very rapidly and is not as populor as the cattie and borse business, The horse and cattle men were hero first, they are numerous and have large interests and naturally desire to keep the sheen industry as limited and within as small an aves as possible. Got Her Children But No Ma Yaxkrox, S. D, April 14.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.|—Judge E. G, Smith to- day nanded down a decrce of absolute di- vorce in tho somewhat celebrated case of Charlotte Nicoll Mintoa ay st J. McKim Minton of New York City. By the decree Mrs. Minton secures the custody of the chil- dren, but no alimon, Mvrs. Minton has pur- chased a residence in Sioux Ialls acd will remain in South Dakota. - THEIR LIVES PAID THIE PENALTY. Two Colorndo Miners Handle Giant Powder. Altogether Too Carelessly, Dexver, Col., April 14 special to the Repubiican from Fremont says: A terrible explosion of guavt powder occurred at he Tam O'Shacter house in Poverty Gulch. Benjamin Hayden and Joseph Kernes were handling the powder preparatory td putting m ashot in the mine, A man named Ande! s0u was 1n the shaft house, and noticiug the caveless manner in which' the powder was being handled, he expostulated with tho other men and at the same time running from the door. He had just passed through it when an awful explosion took place, wrack- g the building and stunning him for a fow moments. When he recovered he found that Kernes was dead and Hayden was so badly wounded that he cannot live. A Lucky Man. Oxamy, April 14.—To the £ditor of Tre Bee: Wil you kindly permit me to say that 1 do not lose, personally, one dollar in tne Sidney h deal, your reporter to the contrary notwithstandivg. 1 was only the broker in the transaction, and every action of mine looking toward 'the recovery of property after Smith’s departure was in order to help the holder of the notes, whose attachment suit was noticed on the samo page of Tue BEE where my namo was meu- tioned. Joux DALE. s PERSON. ragiGrAras. . J. Walsh of Lincoln is at the Millard. 12, R. Fogg of Boatrice is at the Paxton. E. J. Pitzgerald of Lincoln is at the Mur- ray. C. Hollenbeck of Fremont is at the Ar- cade. M. Woodward of Des Moines is at the Mil- lard. John Arcado. J. R. Cain of Falls City, Neb,, is at tho Arcade. W. T. Bartlett of Jackson, Neb., 15 at the Paxton. A, ML Paxton. W. J. Biles of Fremont is registered at the Millard. T. 7. Powors of Chadron, Neb,, is at the Miliard. L. C. Sharp of West Point, Neb,, is at the Millard. ‘I, B, Clawson of York, Neb., is at the Millard. 1. G, Hall of David City is stopping at the Murr J. O. Baker of Phillips is quartered at the Murray. . C. Hansen of Hastings is stopping at tho Millard, William Hall of Pawuee City, Neb,, is at the Miliard, D. 1. Stuler of Fairficld is registored at the Murray, John I, Henderson of the Dellone, “rederick Weitzer of Norfolk is stopy at the Millard, Edward A, Chureh of Lincolu is rogistered at the Millurd, Henry C. Smith of Falls City is stopping at the Paxton, T. H. Kgbert and C. A. Most of aro at the Dellone, Hackett of Creston, Ia,is at the Baker of Grand Island is at the Plattsmouth s at '3 Norfolk e C. 1L Cornell of Valeatine, Neb., is stop- ping at the Dellone, J. 1% Horn of Hay Springs, Neb,, is stop ping at the Paxton, IV, Brannon of Dakata City, Neb.,s reg- istered at the Paxton, L. Willmore of Hobron, Neb., was &t tho Murray yesterds ; On account of ail the buildings beiug con- G. A ). Moss of Pawnee City, Neb, is ulrucl‘ed oil l“-mlm, iIL was ull;-usv. impossible | Yegistered ut the Arcude, ' . 10 extinguish the flames, Nine stores, sa George W, Updiko of [loldrag . loons and restaurants wére buraed with | quartered at thy M, | 0 1120 Neb. is their contents, The loss will ~not ex AMrs. 1. L Eilick and daughter of Fremont ceed §15,000, as the buildings wero cheap =% fairs bul up 1o 8 burry 1o ace Admmense influx of fortune seekers, Loxpox, April 14.—News is two gisastrous fires. Oue occurred Bobemiap village of Molliken, where seven ty houses were burned ard four persous per he other was in the Moravian vil lsge of Mordiau, l'orty-five houses consumed and three porsons were cremated. —_——— Whisky Trust Ofcers, Proria, 1iL Cattle Feeders company, the whisky trust, today re-electea the old offi as follows J. H. Greenbut, presivent; L. H. Greeu Cincionati, vice president: J. C. Henuessey Chicago, secretary; \V. N. Hobart, Ciucit ati, tressurer. e e e Bullding and Loan Associations, CnicaGo, Iil, April 14.- About seventy five representatives of state leagues of build; Ang and loan associations in fifteen stale as- ommodate the recelvea of in the were , April 14.—The Distillers and are domiciled at the Arcade, J. B Parkins and A, 1R, Spearman of Springfield are at tho Paxton, A. H. Bowman and Joln 5, Brown of Law. - | rence, Neb., are ut the Dellono, - |, James and Mark Murray of Fremont - | Pender, Neb., ure at tho Arcads, | gy rauk J. Morgan avd Charles D, Daw of Plattsmouth are at the Paxton, & o John H. Jones and J. 2. West of Rushvil Nob., ace domiclied at tho Niarg, VG H, K. Fellers, G. B. Williams and W. M » | Johison of Huboldt, Nob, aicllod at " | dghasoa ot , Neb., uro douuciled at + |, Michaol Hughes and Felix Giv X 2 0 Given of Wost Poiut_called “on Tur Bek last night. Thoy - | were delegates Lo the democratic conyention, M. P Mortensen, president of the Kicst National vauk of 'Oid, visited Tme Bre bullding yesterday, He loft last night for Gulveston, Tex. Mr. Mortensen bas been - | mentioned as & canoidate for the republic i Bogiiuation for state treasurer, THE WILL SETTLE IT IN COURT Friends of Alderman Boehmer Not Satisfied with His Defeat. MAJORITY OF THE COUNCIL NECESSARY OMATA e v Not Re-Elected Prestdent of the Lincoln City Council and He Desires to Have the Matter Thoroughly Alr —~Loeal News, LaxcoLy, Neb,, Apnl 14.—[Speclal to The Bee. | —The frionds of Alderman Boehmer, who was defeated for re-cloction as president of tho Lincoln vity council by a majority of only one vote, are serivusly considering the matter of contesting the cicction of Alder man Brown to that position. I'uesday even- Ing, at the meoting at which Brown was clected, thero wero but thirteen councilmen present, Of these seven voted for Brown and six for Boohmer. The absent member was Smith of the venth ward. Boebmer's friends base their grounds for a contest upon the assertion that it re- quires a majority of all the members of tho council elected to choose a president, fnstead of a majovity of thoso present when the clec- tion takes place. Tho city attornoy has beon requested by Mayor Weir to look up the law upon tho matter and render an opinion at the next meeting of tho city couneil next Tues- day ovening. The importance of the matter lies in tho fact that in tho absence of tho mayor from the city the president of the city council becomes the ncting mayor, with no littlo responsibility upon his shoulders. Rock Island Extension, There are indications that the long con- templated extension of the Rock Island rail- road west from this city will be commen this spring. A surveying party will arrive in Lincvoin this week and will commence the survey of the proposed roate next Monday. Tho party will bo in charge of Engincor Wickham of the Rock Island surveying corps. Mr. Wickham is already in the city making arvangements for the work. Sur- veys commencing at O street will ve made with the idea of connceting with the Union Pacific at Jamaica, thenco crossing tho Big Blue river at or near Wilber, continuing to Jansen, seven miles northeast of Fairbury whero conncetion will be made with the main ling of the Rock Island to tho cast. The distance from Lincoln to Jansen by the pro- posed route is about sixty miles, Omaha Bank Case in Court, An interesting caso was filed with tho clark of the supremo court this afternoon, growing out of the failure of the old Uity Nutional bank in Hustings tio years ago. The United States Nationul banic is the de- fendant in tho case. When the City Na- tioual bank failea it stood indebted to the Omaha bank to the amount of about $15,000. “The bank was soou after reorganized and Prosident Morseman and Cashier Jones gavo a note to the United States National for the amount of tho indebtedness, Tho attempt to put the bank on its feet again was not successful und it was placed in_tho hanas of a receiver. When the United States Na- tionnl prosented its note to_the receiver that official declined to pay it upon the grounds that certain alleged payments had not been properly endorsed upon the note. The case out 10 the district court and tho United tes National got a_judgment for $14,900. The cuse now comes to the SUDreme court on an app Supreme Court Decision: Court met pursuant to adjournment. The following gentlemen were admitted t o prac- tice: Mutthew A. Hall, Bsq., of Douglas county, B. F. Thompsou, I35q., of Harlan county. The following decisions were ros rded: Rutherford vs State, attorney’s fec of £ al- lowed; Gwyer vs Spaulding, motion for re- hearing overruled, but judgment of district court modified so as to restrict it to reforma- tion of aeed and not to quiet or determine the title of plaintiff to property in contro- versy; West vs Van Pelt, motion for rehear- ing overruled; Becker vs Simonds, motion for renearing overraled: Shufeldt vs Gandy, motion for rehearing overruled; Cabn vs Lipson, dismissed unless plaintiffs filo and serve briefs in thirty days; State ex rel Crawford vs Norris, leavo given dofendant to answer in twenty days: Love vs Putnal, dismissed unless plaintiff files and serves brief in ten days; Archer vs Waguer, dis- missed; Kilpatrick vs Young, dismissed; State ex rel bourd supervisors of Holt county vs Scott, demurrer overruled, de- fendant allowed to answer in ten days; State ex rel board suvcrvisors of Holt county vs Hazlet, demurrer overruled, dofendant al- lowea to answer in tex days; State ex rel Ly vs Ro’- anced; Curtin vs Atkinson, order iff to servoand file briefs in thirty y of Chadron vs Glover, order of Custer County Azvicultvral Soci inson, ad; reference. Kulo 9 of the supreme court 13 amended to vead us follows: Briefs—In ali cases brought into the court nupon error or appeal the plaintiff in crror or appetlant shall. it least twenty days prior to the week In which the cas hall be entered for hearing, furnish to the opposite or 10 his pttorney of record. i printed copy of his brief of points and authorities rolied on; und within fifteen d thereafter the do- fendant in error or apneliec shail furnish the pLatnthit in error or wppellant s tho case may be, w printed copy of his brief of points und authorities relied on; and cnch vefore tho arsument of the cas cleri of this courtsix copies of his brief afore- suid, one for each judge of the court and the othiers for the reporter, and the party brinz- ine the ease into this court shall hold the firmative. And in original cases briefs must I detendant in the anner s in S 01 Crror or appenl. ofs required by this rule shall bo con- fined 50,01y o ho pofnts of luw made on b halfof thepur v fillng the briefs and the au - thorities eltea i support thoreof, and shall refer to the pago of ths record by number where ea fon under diseussion iriscs. In citing authorities tho name of parties, voi- ume und page of reports. or, It @ text book, the pivge and numberof the odition must be given, ‘The following causes were argued and sub- mitted : Bau party shull, tile With tho be filed by the pl s vs Pranse. Smith vs Spanlding, on n n vs Loree, Hartw vs Gordon, Rend va Divis, Melean'vs Smoyor, Taylor vs Suate, Rozgouknmp v _Harzreives, Saunders vs Stite, Commercial National bunk vs Gib- son. Hammond vs Johnson, Altshaler vs Coburn, Cunninghum vs Kutz, Kuhre vs Rundle, smith vs Monnt, Manning vs Viors, Henbner vs Seseman, Binkley vs Stute, Mux- well vs Higgins, Jadkson vs Bourd of Super- visors or Washington county, Warren ve Raben, Loower vs Thomas, linnlon vs Union Pac fie Ttaliway company, Harton vs Bloe- dorn, Luuzloy” va Ashe,’ Low va Grimes, Howird™ v Brown, Davis vs Hartelrode. American Contral lnsurance combiny Hottler. Prine vs syverson, Hoveland Burrows, Meluight Vs Dhelps, Pe Johnson, Ogden vs Warren, Burney vs ham, Gaze vs Blo inglon Town com Nobrasia Loan and Trust_co Vs v fer. Minnesota Huryest Messick vs Wi Be. ific Railway compuny vs Porter, Kittell FRIDAY Miller ve niway DAILY BEE Chicago, company, ex rel Shaffor ve Bowman, Buriln:ton & Quiney Deisher vs RuMy, Grand Tsiand Stock and Lonn nssociames va Moore, Cushing' ve Morgan, Harrls s Roo, Spaulding vs Over- mier. Divis vesmyder, Pedler vs Pearse, 8 man vs Roghestor Loan_and Trust company, Conger v DoqdBosh ve Kearncy Natiounl bank. Kiipateiok vs Atkinson, o Ve Reed; Probst vk #robet, Seaman'vs Brammitt, vy ~Senaefle, M Menzio, Ross vs Sturdeyant. Murphy ex rel School Disarict No. 1 Schoot DisteictyNp. 19, £loux count Court adjoupned until ‘luesday, May 17, 1812, at 2 o'clogk p. m. No new business will be taken up atahat timo, Beocham's Rills for a bad liver. - Prices o the ¥ Clothing. Our stock of fine clothing {s now plete We call special attention to our fine line of Prince Alberts. We can show you silk lined « worstods such your tailor char, you £60.00 for a cont and vest, while wo gell them for almost oue-third of that price. Fine pants is our epecialty. In square corner sack suits we carry o larger lin h anybody und at prices that will please you. Our line of cutaway suits at $15.00 com pares favorably with those eold at Kilpitrick Special ier Grades o com- a8 $20,00 and $22,00 by high priced com- petitors, In round corner sack suits we show some extremo nobby styles at $12.50. They aro made up equal to and as well as tho best tailor would make them for you, and alterations to make them fit perfect are free. This is an excellent opportunity to fix yourself for Easter. PROPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE, 3 Douglas street. Almost opposite Millard hotel. P. S.—Our sale of boys’ eclothing is now in full blast. PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE, 1303 Douglas street, 2d door west of 13th street. Remember the A. S. T charity ball, Baster Monday evening, April 18, for the benefit of the city charities, Tickets for sale at the Creche, Child’s hospital, Max Meyer & Bro. Co.’s store, John Baumer’s store, Fairbank, Morse & Co.’s store, M. Parr, Tenth and How ard streets, Richard’s drug store, Twen- ty-fourth and J street. South Omaha. Drunkenness, A disease, treated as such and perma nently cured. No publicity. No inficm- ary. Home treatment. Harmless and effectual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Huwlkeye. = Send 2¢ stamp for pamphlet. <Shokoquon Chemical Co., Burlington, L. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Miss Gale, formerly leading lady with the Booth-Barrett combination, has played Juliet in New York City and conqnerad the metronolitan critics. They mearly all pro- nounce her Juliet an admirable protr: The SBun . critic, who is as conservative as any, says of Miss Gale: *'She seems excel- lently endowed for strong emotional roles. Hor beauty lenas itsol( very happily to ple- tureéque attire, and it is to be deuoted if a sweater Juliot was ever-engountered by a Romeo. Shecombines an impressive pros- ence with gentle womanliness, and that is a rare joining of qualities. Her voice is strong and flexible and her elocution is skilltul.” Miss Gale will begin a week’s engagement at the Boyd Monday evenming. ‘ltomzo and Juliet” will be the opening play. Al G. Field & Co.’s miastrels wiil faco tho foothghts ut_the Farnan Street theater this evening, closing the engagement tomorrow evening, and will presenta new and brillinnt program interpreted by the following woil known artists: Al G, Field, Jares H. Wall, verry Hart, Andy MecLeod, Clayton and Jenkius, J. 15, Lewis, I3a Horn, the Mignani family of medimyal musirans, Doe Quirley, Lem Diamond, Will Junler, dn.an Jonos and many other famous celebrities, If you are in need of happiness and enjoyment and wish to increase your weight with laughter, don't fuil to sce these morry miustrels. Thore will bs a grand family matineo Sat- urday afternoon. Tno salo of reserved soats already indicates large audicuces. The “Oh, What a Night”” compaoy played such a successful engacement av the Farnam Street theater last month that Manager Bar- Ress felt warrantod 1n securing u rewurn date, and tho coming engagemncat, whicn opeus with a matinee on Sunday next, wilt cover all next week. The Sist Leign, in their delusion dance, present the groatest terpsichorean novelty of the scason. et ot Mrs. L. R. I’atton, Rocxtord, TIL, writes: “I7rom porsonal experienco I can recommend DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla, & cure for impure blood and genoral debility.” L AMUSEMENTS, “The Power of the Press'” suggests an omnipresent reporter or & justice dealing editor, but thero is no visible evidenco of ither in the play of that name, Chere are two allusions to the press in the dialogue, but its power has littlo to do with the play, either in motive or in actton, But theua amo is not a material matte, “The Power of the ’ress’ is a melodrama, but its constructors hauded a daintier tool than the white-wusu brash generally used on that sort of work. The play tells the story of & man wrongfully sent to prison, and depicts h struggle to regain his zood name. The stor is sumplo and often platituainous, but 1t is not lurid and hus less of the mock heroic than the ordinsry drama of its class, 1t s interpretod by un evenly balanced company compotent to give s smodth and eutortaining performance, 'Tho production employs con sidernble special scenery, and two shipping cones aro particularly fine aud effectiye. Tho pluy begau an eagagement ut tho Boyd last evening snd wuas received witn many sigus of spproval. - Diseaso never successtully attacks a sys- tem with puremdood De\Witt's Sarsaparilla malkes pure, new. blood and eariches the old. Jonssen, sehuster vs Shermian, Eiliott vs Holliday, on demurrers Brown vs Bylvester. Ruwlind vs Stute, Noll vs Stute, Arnold vs Stute, Stephenson vs lagg, on mo- tion, The following causes were continued: Waltmoyer va I<irwin, Burgess ve jurg Davis vs [Hibourn, Gordon v Little, Peurs vs Davis, Powell vs Beckioy. Watson vs foode, Wagnor Vs stefrin, Wigner vs Ladd, Pvson vs Chicuzo, Burlington & Quiney Kailwiy compuny, Russell vs Luven- Stute ex r | to va Hughes, uor, Chamberiain vs ‘Gri Wright vs Grilnes, Spates vs Roller, Andorson vs Loni- burd Iuvestment company, Oiiver vé Chicago Burhngton & Western Kuilway company. Behinelder ve Patterson, Shellonber: Ran= som, lobb vs Hewltt, Beer vs Thiayer, Stute ex rel Johnson vs MeClay, Melick vs Varoey, Arman vs Buel. Loweth Vs Godfroy, Lite. ussoclution vs Missouri I'ad ay compuny, Wakofield vs Fisher. Cooper hia, RutiL Ol ic ) osheiiner vs 3 Erick, ©x T her Ve gner, Levl vs F'red, Mor riil vs Omaha, Pennock v Douglus county, Lungtord vs Gilifs, Upton vs Levy, Darncil v4 avlk, Hoy vs Auderson, Hamiiton county vs Aurora ewitt va York ALS: county, Bohmor vs Bohuiér, York Park Balid- | ing assoelution vs Barnos, 5t Clajr v Sedz- | wick, Kugun v Morrlil, Masters vs Lee, Rath- | bun va Dooley. 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LINDSEY, - Omaha, Neb PROPOSALS FOR PAVINC a proposils wiil undersigned until 13 the following kinds of paving mu- SN0 f. White C pay L in for the p Worlk to « W and speetications on file In tho ofiice of bourd of 1 viz. Lsphaltom ous Fuils or other “olor 16 sandstons do sin brick 1 brick blocks, all according to spectfica- inz tl tie city of iprovement District No 1 by Ordinnuce No. H2 To speelty viuz comple be dono in pubiic work alley In side of it. Avein handsome plaids,in light and They are strictly all wool. They wearing new on Easter Sunday. EIGHT HUNDRED Rubkhber Boots medium spr with “Nebraska” tw THANK and Sandals. RMERS, TENNIS SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING MACKINTOSHES, PRICES REDUCED. b received b lock p. e, ) iite. dstone. tone. block hin, ¢ Hay Om 445, « prico per square t alle; o [ r with oo . the April \scom iprised in ordered yard pians the kneh proposal to be made on printed blanks furnished paniod by payable to th of zoo fu The board will award the Kkinds of materiul subjoct to the sc- by the property owners difre leetion of or iy or The bos Omaha, PROPOSALS FOR PAVING BONDS, by thy ho n ith, the mater \d ity cou aly I (irman Hoo o Neb., April 1 reserves th or ull bids and to W urd, contract fc \ol rizht to rejec foots. W. BIRIKHAU rof Pubiic Avri) 78 e und to be accom- wuifiod check n the sum of 50, city of Ouialia, us an evidence v the t any R, Seuled pids marked proposals for paving bonds will be reecived at the office of the cit trousurer of Omiha, Nob., up to 12 o'clo -k noon of tho 2ith day of April, 182 for tho pureh 0.000.00 paving bonds of the city of O o duted Muy | 1504 payable ¥ ¢ date, dnterestd por cont per bie somi-annually: prineipal wnd hio at Kountze Bros., New York tion of bonds, $1.903.00 ¢ach, Each Atito prico and _amount sought for 1o accraod interest to date 1y - power ordinane y at Omahi, Nob. joct uny und all Hids, 14 % app N26d31tm PROIOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS Sealed Bonds wiil bo recoived er of the ity of Omahi tre bids murke, of metrope Lo roght 15 proved Mureh 2, 1y HENRY B sity I'r Proposals for the offico of the Ty I8su0d under charter itan cluss 110 und Sower Doy Neb., upt 0 oreliet, woon, Of the Bth day Of Apeil, 1872, for the putehuso of £30,000.01 sewer bonds of the city'of Omabi, Nob., dated Ay Ist, 154 pay- Wbie 2) yoars aftor dite. Iotorest 3 por cont peranium, payablo somi-anuually, Princi- pisl 1 prest payub'e at Kountze Nros., ,kl-»\ York. Denomination of vonds. $,000.00 cuch, Each bid nust state price and aount sought for and inelwde aeerued interest up o dute of dellvery at Omul b The right it reserved 1o t 1 bids. Tssusd of the metro- under charter pow Do elass wnd ord nan; poroved Marel 2k 1802, L1, M2dsitM eusirir 5 Notice to Property Owners, yu are hereby notifica that the bank of earth on fot 10, MeCandhish Pluce, Las been d elired by ordinunco No. #0110 bo 4 nulsunce, You are heroby o rected to ibate sall nuis- anco by grading said bank of earth down to ubout the within thirty days from the di thee, or s elty’ auth levied lovel of o 1 mancr Loritl W surr i will b which sild nulsince cxists Duted & A17-10-1 Proposals tor Glinds § bids will be recelved at v Ok b i Chatrman Board of Public trolier's ofliee, Ol April ik, 1805 for hi Tho izt s reseryed wlpaedl Tk £ Aol HAUSKIL 5 13tk day W, the w4 inds city 0 Teject any Of i OL5EY, CompL ity Hall, 12 sLrcets wbated by the oxpense thiereof roperLy on rks. comp- YROPOSALS transportation. Dep or. Office of Indian April 2, 1802, —Senled posuls for Beet, (bids for ted In separate enve. Ciothing or Transpor may be), und directed to Indiny Afairs. Indinn “serv.co ‘whott 7 B2 00,000 pounds beef ¢ 1ds net beef, #31,00) pounds baking posw 810,00 pounds eofl 0.0 0 pounds fo 40,09 pounds hominy.i,0 cis mess pork, 15,001 po pounds oats, 11,00) poun L 10,0 0 pounds coirse salt, 2 SusAr, and 6000 poun ls ets, woolen wii 1 cotton part of ticking, 15000 v G0 yaras; deiding i from ull sizing, yards; ginghunms, i, rds; ehievic 001 yirds ; hlckory sl co shirting, 6,00 yar notions, hard o1 bools, ote for about for Uie sorvice, 1o sis City ind zloux all the handsom= tobacco, but= and the waist= IR INDIA Auirs, proposals. endorsed “Pro- 000 pounds soap, 0 yards v bo requir ©of the Pacitie coast rod nt ban shiades § | They ing shades back, or four corded o-fifty suits BOYS FUL SUPPLIES AND artiient of tho Inter- Washington , bectimust bo submit- pes. Bacon, - Flour, (5 the case missioner ot Wooster stroet, L nom. ot riishing for ‘the 0L0m pounds bacon, '’ tha hoof, 2,000,600, pounds beans, 70,000 4 ) pounds corn, 0 pounds flour, 15 hard 0poinds unds o s rloc, b sl 1 1,0 hi ol 670,000 0.0 pounds 190 pounds 10 pounds whoat, Also, | oods, (consisting ris; Standurd ¢ 1) yards; duck, fonims, 1 00 dv; ehtu ot 5,000 ¥ rds bioened shootln fiting, 20,000 yurds Is); clothing, grocer 0 Wi o deliver oity. with California itranelseo, of the urtl and supplics that may nov bo contracied tor to he delivered at t de out on covernmont show iz tho Kinas and o tence supplics repuired for vzeneies TS st g blunks. Beffdulos uantities of subsis- el ugency ana sehool, ina the kinds und q iantitics in gross, of ull other goods and ari Dlunk proposils, conditions oo Db g i pikcs of dolivor bid con Jnd all other 1o cssary furnishod upon flew 1 Wnshin :ton, or N street, Now York: tho ¢ Kistence, | A ut Lo venworth, Oniaha Wi tan Pranclscos tho'l City, Towa: Y | sun City, Cildwo.l, A nseon, Arizon 1y the ny purt of any b od undor pr s, 10 rth nod it Iids will be oy stated, and b 1t Lo in Lo i ks O Arafts upd iy op th ranclseo, Cal the wmonnt of ih Commissioner, Proposals for District fonted bids o 1 eranding bonds” will bo re the oily trewsurer, On 0's K noon of the 2ith ¢ 1o pureliunt of $11,2000 d of the eity of Omnsha, dunted May 158, 150% und o 10 nine yoars arter dute & tlons of $100.0) and #300.0) tho' pite of 5 per cont semi-annually, sy wble at Kountze Bros., N £.0.000.0) of Graainz Dis 10,00 of Grading Dis .00 of Grading Dis 20,00 .00 of Grading Dis B bl must stato and nelide dute of dolivery \ 'A]lu right Is reserved approved March ik, 1692 Mob2o et und pa tr. ppiiition Lo th pek Varnment to rejoc Nob, t Ouighis tozether with obsorved by terms ot sportation rontes instructions will be Indian Of- )5, 63 nnd 07 Wooster missurios of Sibs Choyenne, - Chiongos int Gouls, Zalnt Paul, ath Dukotns Arkag o Wichita, K age Tho right 15 ros Liny ind wll i, and theso viso that appropria- supplics by cons Uho hoir and lders wre invited to . Certifiod chooks ipianied by cortitiod p Unite | BLates D vionul Bk of San five por cont of MORGAN, A \ Al Grading 1oz d ‘roposals for dlsir Vi ut the ofieo o aha, Ne up to M day of April, 1n, fol istriotgrading boud St bonds o re payable from o Horuof, 1n denom o, With Tntorost wb ber wanuni, piysble and Inserest pays w Yo A trict No. i3 X triot No. . trict No. trict No. rice ot Nob, 16 1) ot any and all ower of cltiesof the Ordinance No. 20is HENRY BOLLN Clty Trei sur