Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1892, Page 2

SUFFERING FROM BRAIN FAG | Omaha's Base Ball Sense S8leeps While Kansas Oity Wins the Game. JIMMY MANNING'S TOO EASY VICTORY Combination of Poor Playlng and Lucky Batting Opened by the Cowboys—~Toledo Atrcsted Again—TIndianapolls Beats Columbus. Kansas City, 0; Omaha, 1, Toledo, 7; Fort Wayne, Indisnapolis, 2; Columbus, 1, CCORDING TO A learnod physician every oduoatod man, whother he be a lawyer, clergy- man, business man, journalist or ball player, bolieves theoretically that he ought to have a certain amount of physicial exercise to maintain health g and to preserve his powers of thought and action. But this learned authority is off his base. T'he men constituting the Omaba ball team aro all educated and none of them, not even Uncle himself, believe in any such a propos- terous doctrine, The game of ball they stacked up yesterday incontrovertibly cor- roborates this. Now isn’t that so? Thero wasn’t a man in the tesm who could have beaten an ico wagon around the block. The aay was a lovely one, barring its calorical tendencies, and a huge crowd as- somblea at Sporteman’s park to see Jimmy Manning's husky Cowboys ripped up the back. But Your Uncle's childron flimflammed the whole party. Read This Closely. And still ho is a brainy man. But the brain, you know, is not a singlo organ, but a collection of many organs, much alike in general structure, and more or less intimately assooiated, yet distinct in location and in function. 1t, as a whole, is nothing but a group of colls, and whon thoso cells act their ‘siructure chaunges—n part of the substance of each 1s dccomposed and carried off by the fluid which bathes them, leaving a minute cavity, This loss must bo repaired to enable the cell to recover its enerzy and powers, sud for this purpose rest and a suvply of prover nutritive material are essontial. If the cells of the nervous centers, whose special functions are perception, invention und consciousness, are inactive, we have what is known as sleep, but ono group of cells may slcep while others work. There 1s @& group for mathematics, another for compounding medicines, one for proparing & non or an editorial, and still others for painting a pic- ture or composing a pleco of music, Any one of these may be resting, or in other words, asleep, while the others aro active. And that was what ailed the Omahas yes- terday afternoon. Their base ball nerve centers were in a trance, but they were very much awake every other way. In juggling they could have given tho great Hermann cards and spades, and u few crowbars, and shown him a now ‘trick every minute. In this admirable qualification the dapper Mr. Sheibeck and the rubiscent visaged Colonel Vickery wero particularly roficient, whilo Gilks aod Collopy and nole Dave himself, gave evidenco of an apitude of acquiring the art with an empha- sis that would have knocked the aversge father of a small boy into a fit. On & Peaceful Sabbath, Too. Right in tho faces of that vast and happy crowd thoso greasy Cowboys uncoiled their lariats and the way they yanked thoss Rust- lers around over the dandeliozed sward was enough to ive n woodon Indian the night swoats. Mr. Corcoran, too, was there in all his bright_youth and freshooss, and what the roprosentatives from Kawburg failed to do he did himself. s The boys who fumed and sweat and ronstad on tho bloachers were the only people who had any real fun, and from start to finish tnoy cid littio eise than hoot and kid and guy tho players, Uncle undeservedly coming in for & large zob of thoir attention. Thomas Gilbert Vickery was in the box for us. He pitcbed iudifferently and was basted and pasted until the whoels in his hoad went *round and 'round with a velocity that would have made a monkey seasick. Paync—intense pain—operated the firing end of tho Cowboys’ battery, and although ho floated 'em over bigger'n Watermelons the Rusders couldn’t have touched 'em with a barn door. Weariness from the Very First, Promptly on tap with the vesper bell, Francisco Steibeck slipped gayly ap to the late as if he expected to rake off a froe Jancn. " Ho archon onp 0t to, General Ly tiiv Gussie Alberts took another from off the bat of the boy from over the Rhine, and Kelly came within a couple of feet of hitting the bail three times in succession, and with the rest of the boys ambled out among the um- bellated clovor in the field. Here's whero the plot thickens. Avothecary Manning struck a_statuesqe wititude on the pan and looked at Vick out of thoso great fuwn-like eyes of bis, until Vick just picked up first base and handed it to bim, He couldu’t get r1d of him any other way. Sunday, likewise, partook of Gilbert's bon- eficence, ana itel Eddyjorg took his on_the dub of a fumble by the coming thira base- man. This filled the bags with Cowboys and Your Unclo with sorrow. Then big Jem Carney, who thinks he can lick Juck MeAulifte, “but he can't, bitan casy oue down to Sby and lit out for first with Corcoran at his heels, Siwultaneous with this, tho Apothecary split for home, Sty fired the ball square into North, South, Eastand Wostlake's lily white hands, and be dropped it just in time to allow Manuger Jim o prance scross, But Bobby snatched the sphere up quickly, however, and appeated to Corcorav, who bad turned *round by this time, for his decision, “Safe!” spitefully yolped Corco. *“You never saw the play!” remonstrated Westlake. Oh, yes, 1 did,” replied Mr. Corcoran, 1 hayo un oye in the buck of my head.” And Mr. Corcorau was right. He bas got three eyes in his head, but that's all there 13 in it. Well, then MeMshon struck out, Gussie sacrificed aud Lytlo pinted her for a base. Four runs was the result, four ruas off a singlo baso Lit. That was sad. Omuhw's First, Last and Ouly, Andrus went out from Collopy to Uncle and the Rustiers came in for their second piece of pie. They made u run, the only one of the game, and 1his is how they did it} Josephus Visner hit sare aud stole second and third, too. Theu Coliopy broke s shou d'r blade reaching for Puyne's pump- kins uud went back to the bench. But your Uncle swashed her safe, aud Josephus soum- pered home. ‘And then all hope expired, In their balf the Cowboys made another round up. Manning commenced it first. This ime he didu't strike an attitude, but one of Viek's bighest priced. It went to Mr. Visner's wor- ritory. Sunday did Jikewise and Eiteljorg ditto, Mauning coming in. Carney drove one to Shy and =hy jugeled, Sunday follow- ing Jimmy bome. It Monduy had .been on base he would bave scored, too, but Kitel- |org was a trifle slow, aud he balted at third, On McMahon's sacrifics, however, he joined Maoning and Sunday atthe oatweal can, aund on Gussio's two-sacker over the fence, big Jem came ia for sobooner, 100. ‘That was four more runs. Then after blanking the Rustiers iu the third, they took another. ““That's plenty, boys,” cried Manager Jim: “now take things casy. ‘These fellows can't score in & hundred years " Aud s0 tho batt!o ouded, ¥ to 1. Uuncle Dave, however, got in & bute for two cushions in the fifth, and although the R first man up, he got no furthor, for the Kan- sas Citys put up the samo perfect game until the last man was out. Tho score: OMATIA. [T 8helbeck. ss.. .. 00 0 Gllks, 00 Kelly, n s 00 Visner, rf.. 0 2 Collony. 4. v 00 Rowe, 1, ] 0 Wostinke, ¢ 3 2 Darby. if. Vickery. p Ssrsse 2| acoceccaes |£1 cow Totals. KANSAS CITY. n, AB R, Manning, 2b. 3 nday, 35 oijorse, If 1 3 MeMahon, © Alborts, 8s... Lytle, m Andry Puyne. p ol eccssse: 102 SCORE BY INNINGS, 010000 441000 EUNMARY. Omaba. 1; Kaosas Clty, 1. Two-base hits: Rowe, 13 Alberts, 1. Double plays: Vickery to Gilks to Rowe, Left on buses: Omuhi, 3 Kansas City, 7. Buses on bulls: Off Vickory, 2. Struck out! By Vicks ery, 6: by Payne, & Timeof game: One hour wnd vwenty-five minutes. Umpire: Corcorai. Will Have Two Today. The Kansas Gitys and Owahas will play two games today, the morning game being cailed at 10 o'clock sharp und the afternoon gamo at . Tho Omahas are deeply chagrined over their poor showine yesier- day. and will exert themselves to more than even up by taking two stralght. So admir- able was the baso work of Gentieman Jim Mauning's team yesterday, however, it would have been o miracle almost for any team to have won agmnst them. And, be- sides this, thoy bit well, und would have won by réason of their batting uloue, had Omaba's play beon perfect. The two teams will line up this morning, thus: Omah Darby ... Westinke Rowe....... . Gliks.. Collou Sheibe Earned runs: Position. Pitch . Catel L. First Socond . SThird.... § .. Short . 37 Visner. L RREEhE. Kelly. .10 Mddle L U L R L L G In tho aftornoon Omaha. Positions. Handiboo, Pitch. Westlake.. ¥ Rowoe. . Gilks ... Dollovy Sheibeek. .. Visner..... Kelly.....[[0.0 L Middle.... Darby... oo Lot Toledo Arrested Agnin, Torrno, O., May 20.—Toledo won the gamo from Fort Wayne today by both bard and opportune hitting and brillinnt fieiding. Atthe end of the eighth inning the managers of both teams took their men off the field as a result of the Sunday baso ball movement in this city. The clubs were placed under , but allowed to go quiotly to tho police stution whero they wero placed under bonds for their appearance in court to morrow. Weather clear. Attendance, 3,000, Scoro: Kansas City Hughey C Roiling .Carnoy Manning Sunday Alverts Andrus Lytlo ayno Kansas Olty. Eiteljorg MeMahon w Third. Shore. S Right.. TOLEDO. T FORT WAY AR AB 1L 1/ Hogzlevor,m 2 0 0| Donaghne, 1¢2 0 0|Sutelife i 0/ Motz, 1b.. 1/ Alvord, §b 0| Hollund. s: 1/Smith. 26 0/ Duzdalo, ¢ 0| Wadswo'th, o Armour, f. Hu Darling, 1f.. Totals.. al_Totals Toledo ... . Fort Wayno. cs Runs earncd base hits: C hits: Armou Dlays: Now and Campio Wadsworth, Hogrievor. Struck oul Dugdale. Kort Wayno, 1. Two Wadsworth. ' Sacrifice lug, Alyord. Double hoison, Kly iy Dar Stolen bases it by pitcher: By Goitluger, J. Unipire: Snyder. By Gottinger, Passed balls: Columbus Lost to the Hoosiers, Corusbus, O., May 20.—Indlanapolis won today’s zame on Letcher's three-bagger when Lawreuce and Carpentor were on bases. Both teams played superbly. Genins was struck by Campau =nd badly injured, but aid not ratire. Attendance, 4,000. ~Scor CGT i Anie Walsh, as.... 4 ioning, 2b... O'Rourke, i 4 O'Rrien, 16 Campuu, If.. ¢ :-HWIOIICB i3 P DIANAPOLIS, Lally, rf..... ¥ M'ClolI'nddh 4 Madden. ... Totals.....31 72 Totals BCOIE BY 13 Columbus, Indianapoiis. ... MARY: bus, 1: Indlanapolls, 1. Two. Phreo-baso bits: Lally, Runs earned: Colu base Breokenridie. L acrifice bit: O'Brlon. Double piays’ Br ze. Walsh, Brockenrldgo. Base on bail o Tndinnapo! Struck out: By Madden, 2 Stophess, 1. F1mo of gamo: One hour and twenty minutes. Umplre: Serad. TATE LEAGUE. Hastings Gives the Plattsmouth People s Run for Thelr Money. Prattsvourn, Neb., May 20.—|Special Telegram to Tur Ber.|—Hastings reversod yesterday’s result to-day in a surprising man- uer. With Johnson in the box they started out to make things lively for the locals, and they did. Johnson pitched a fine game for the visitors, striking out nine men and giving tho locals five scattering hits, one of which, however, was a home run. Perrine started in to pitch for Plattsmouth, but was wild as a steer and retired at the end of the second. Ho wus found for two homo runs, a single and a sacrifice hit in that inuing, besides hit-* ting three mon, This guve iastings five runs. Myors took his place und pitehed ball like a loromotive, but the visitors feil on him hard in the eighth and clinched the gamo with fivo more runs. Ono of tho featuros of the gamo was the fine stick work of Chiles, He socurod four hits out, of five times at bat. For Hustings McFarland nnd Lipport se- cured homo runs, and Johnson a_two-base hit. Rooves got & homo run and John Pat- tersou a doublo for the locals. Myers struck out eight men in tho seven iunings ho pitoned. Greon made a maznificent running catch iu ceutor flold. Several of the local plavers showed a most bullot-hoaded ox- bibition of base running. Score: Hastings.......... 0500000 0 510 Platsmouth. .. .. 020001000-3 Earnod runs: 1lastings, 4: Plattsmouth, 2 Base bits: lastings, 10 uth, 5. Er rors: Hastings, 0; Plattsmouth, 2 Batveries: Perrino, Myers and Mauoin: Johnson wnd Chiles. ' Uniyire: Haskell Grand Island’s Home Record, GuaNp Isiaxp, Neb, May 2). —(Special Telegram to Tk Ber.|—Grand Istand fin- ished ner first serios at uome today. Oat of ten zamos she won eight. ‘The ga ne today was a slugging mateh and the um siring of Hart was vory unsatisfactory 10 uuth sides, Scoro: Grand Island .. 131301823 Kouarney, . 01030100 1—-6 i Grand Tsland. 16; Kearney, 13 Er- nd Tstand, 5 Kotrnoy 1 Hattorlos: wnd, Sumner and Mure A Ol nd Foar. bt Ll Fremont Wins from Beatrice, Faevoxt, Neb, May 20— [Speoiai Telo- gram 1o Tuk Bee.|—Norman Baker twirlea the sphore for Lis Preaks today and dofeatod Gatewooa's [udians by a sore of 4 to2. Slagio was i the box for the Visitors. The grouuds were crowded to their full capacity. Seore: Fromont. . 000 Boatrice 0100 Runs earned: Fromont, 1. Two-buase Wits: Bowmun, - Gitohell - wnd’ Toloman " Baeas stolen: Fromont, 8 HBeatrice, 4. Double plays: Baker o Bowwan 1 Graver, Bises on buils: OIF Baker, 8 off Single, o Strask out: By Baker, 5; by S|, e. 0. Passod balls: Graver, 1: Jones, 1. Tlwe of game: One hour and forty-flve minutes. Uwplre: Fulmier 1 0-1) Hopp, 0004 00-4 10000 0— Games Todny. Each of the teams bave two games sohed- uled for today, mornlng and aftornoon. Wostern league: Kansas City at Omaha, Columbns at Indlanapolls, Fort Wayne at Toledo, Milwavkee at Minneapolis. National League: Pittsburg at Baltimors, Clevelaud at Boston, Ciucinuati at Brooklys, Louis- villo at Puiladelphia, Chicago at Washiug- 1 ton, St Louis at New York. Btate leagu THE OMAITA Hastings at Fromont, Boavrice at Platts- mouth, Grand 1sland at Kearnoy. Standing of the Team WESTERY LEAGUE. woLn .91 & U omaha. 16 8 067 Minneapolls 1510 (55| Fort Wayno 1301 il Laaianapolis... NATIONAL LEAGUER n o New York. w11 Lontsyilla. 1913 801 Philadetphia. 14 5| Washington. .. Columbus Niwankeo... ol et Kansas City Boston ... Brooklyn hicago Cleveland. Cineinnati. Pittsburg 51| Baly ETATE LEAGUE Hastings ... 0| Plntis, Koar Beatrice. . T4 Grand lsland.. 9 6 Fromont. 7 AMONG THE the Soldier Boys & Hard rall, Licutenant Wright had a saa look on his otherwise ploasant countenanco when ho saw his last soldier boy go out at Nonpareil park yestorday aftornoon and nary a run to their credit, Smarting from the pounding ho roceived last Sunday, Swmmy MeAuliffe | pitched right good ball, giving the Second Infantry team only four hits and not a base on balis, The Nonparoils commenoed scoring at the start and crossed the rubber in every inning to the finish. McAuliffe's support was excellent, the boys behiud him nccept- ing every chance. Only one soldier got as far as third, Jelin, the ,old-time Noupareil pitcher, was 10 rieht, Ho has bad nough of .Stale leaguo experience, For the Fort Omahas a protty doublo play oy Cornell and Wright was the only foature Yesterdag’s work by the Nonpareils was up to their last season’s standard. On Char- loy Moreurty’s retura from school ho will play with the South ond ciampions during the summer. Jorry Mahoney will have the rhoumatism out of him soon, and _then look out for bang-up amateur ball, Yestorday’s score: 2 NONVAREILS, [ MATEURS, Nonpareils Give VANTILY An rnoll, 2b.. 4 0| Wrlgbt, b ol Coady,| 0|Shon, o> Bradford Corrigan Lacey, ¢ Dolan, i M Aulifr Fiynn, 1b Cun'gham, 1t oo~ | cesormasmmn lecan ol mee Totals Totals. SCORE BY INNINGS. Nonparells......... ..o 1 1 28 Second Infautry., SUMMARY, Nonpareils, 4; Second Infantry, 0, Fleming I, "Vhree-base hits: Doublo Carnell to Wright. Off G erlac MeAulifte Struck out: By Condy Auliite 8. Pas ballsi By Lacey 1, by Duberry 4. Timoe of game: Ono hour and tweaty minutes. Umplro: Art Crelghton. Yesterday the Creighton Rods crossed bats with the South Omaha Athletics and defeated them by a score of 12 to 3. The featuro of the game was & home run drive by Donegan of the Reds. Score by inuiugs: Creighton Reds..... .2 510 20 20 Athletics. . L0010 100 The Paxton & Gullaghers put it on the Op- erators yosterday in this wise: Paxton & Gallagher.d 1 1 3 0 4 2 0 Operators............1 0 002 00 1 1 0- Butterfes: Paxton & Gallaghor, Roonoy and Suge: Operators, Grandjean and Vabor. The Creizhton Colloge toam defeatod the South Omaha Athletics yesterday morning by the following score : Crolghton College... 2 2 1 0 0 4 1 2 *—12 Athletics, .00200010 0—3 Batteries: Croignton College, Donegan and MeArdie: Athistics, Puzh and Slatter. I'he Rockets beat the Cass Street Stars by these overwhelming odds : Rockets . Stirsjrn S e o) Earned runs: Rockets. 5; Stars, 2. ‘I'he Shamrock Juniors defeated the Coun- cil Bluffs Juniors in a lively zame, the Shamrocks winning in the last inning by hard and timely hitting. Tho feature of the game was Potter’s long running catch in the fourth for the Shamrocks. Following is the scors by funings: Shamrocks...... 0 Council Bitirs Jr 0 Battery: Troba and Burke. Baso hits: BlufTs Juniors, 7 Trobe and Lowry. and Tutley. Trrors: Blufts Juniors, 8. Tho Athletics defeated the South Omahas yesterduy in a one-sided game, The feature was the batting of the Athletics. Score: Athletics 24126101 %17 South Omalia. 11000130 4-10 Earned runs: Athletlos, 10; South Omuaha, 4. Batteries: McEivaine and Clark; Kutohel and Hart. Biam, Neb., May 20.—(Special Telegram t o Tue Bee.]—Council Bluffs made a very oasy mark for Blair today. After thosecond inning Moyers of Blair pitched for Council Bluffs, Noyes, a boy, did good work for the homo team. The samo teams play Lomorrow. Score: Blfree e Council Blufrs 1 Ratteries: Blalr, Noyes and Baile; cil BlufTs, Nicoll, Meyers and Egun, Runs carned: Two-basy lilts: rigan 2, Jolon 1. Base on balls: 0 11—21 0 010 ne and Councll Hane, Woods Couneil § Tulley; Shamrooks, 103 Three-base hits: Two-buse hits: Shamrocks, 5; SPARKS OF SPORT, Holding Out Tempting Bait, New Yok, May 20.—Tho Herald’s London cable says: “It is stated thata nobleman, presumably the earl of Lonsdale, has made an offer of £1,000 for a match between the win- ners of the Slavin-Jackson fight and the Sul- DAILY BEE: MONDAY, with Clark or Mullen. Soveral new men have taken up Tguging, Prof. llmkn“fl nds faithfully to the rymnasium wosk and is ever roady to advise and assist me It is time R oall nines. H this work some-y Hightower do “roast,” Ho say look after, whigh E. E. Sava cKolvey organized two appointed to attend to ago. '¢. mind an occasional 0 has thirty-six pupils to bops Mim busy. is dotag good work lately with tho foil andl shows great improvement in an assault. His giposte is very effective. Present directopfare Judge Thurston, W. 8. Mitard, Wg A, Paxton, jr., Robert Wells, McCormek, Cook, Martin and Ames. Boxing has many devotees who work hard atit. K. Goasn 1s the premier pupil, with J. . Butler, Hal Ramey and E. Morgan close scconds, Bowling continues a very popular pastime. Messes. Harry IRsed, Rhoem, Rhineart, Cobb und Selvy are dmly patrons. Harry Reed made a scoro of 80 out of a possible 80 at four back this week. Beat score at ten- pins was mado by Mr. Jack IRheem, 221. Mr. Will Redick rols a good game at four buck. JORDIRTS T RS Dr.Birney's Catarrh Powder cures catarrh Tor sule by all druggists. 50 cants. CRUSHED TO DEATH. John Olesen Killed While Helping to Move a House. While assisting fn moving a touse belong- ing to Nelsen Neide, Eighteonth and Doug- las streets, yestorday afternoon John Olesen, a luoorer, was instantly killed. The building had been moved from its foundation on a bluff and was supportod by Jacks and timbers. While Olesen was work- ing at one of the jack screws three of the timbers above the screw suddenly broke, letting one corner of the houso fall and crushing him between the floor aud the timbers. Several other laborers barely escaped severo injuries, In n moment after the accidont all the avaiablo help at bund turned to and worked hard for neariy half an_hour before the body could be oxtricated from the mass of debris. The body was terribly crushed. Olesen was o middld aged singlo man, lived ot Thirteenth and Jackson streets, and worked for Paul Platz. So far as known the decensed hud no relations in thiscountry. Coroner Maul took charge of the body and will hold an®nquest av 9 o'clock this morn- wg. s P g 45 RIS STOCKMEN ALARMED, They Object to Texas Oattle Bolng Un- loaded in South Dakota, Rarip Ciry, 8. D.. May 20.—{Special Telo- gram to Tue Bee.|—Dr. M. J. Treacy, veter- inary surgeon at Fort Meade, engagea by the Penuington countv board of health to report on Texas cattle being unloaded ut Brennan, finishea his examination today. Oat of 12,- 000 unloaded 500 died immediately of exhaus- tion, starvation end injuries re- ceived enroute. - Ho found no Texas fever among local cattle, but will recommend that. shipment of them into the state be prohibited by proclamation of the governor. Texas: fover may still develop umong local cattle from those alroady shippod in, the latent period not having expired. 1f Governor Mellette does not issue a proclama- tion the stock and ¥anchmen threaten to take matters into their'pwn hands and by force prevent the unioading of any more cattle from Texas at Brenpan. Not Seeking, Political Honors. Loxpoy, May 20.—Jokn Parnell, brother of the late Charles $tewart Parnell, has do- clined to contest,thd seat for Parliament. ra owder for cold in Il druggisis. 50 cents. oy S et m«:naoxxw. ALAGRAPHS. J. F, Ransom of Hastings is at the Del- lone. o1 e / Robort B. Bead ‘of Chadron, Neb., is at the Aronde. H. 5. Munvillo of Tilden, Neb., is at the Murray. John ', Goode of Minden, Millara. C. J. King and wifo of Beatrice aro regis- terod at tho Dellone. J. W. Kjiley and wife of Norfolk are reg- istored at the Millard. John W. Cook and wife of Beatrice are stopping at the Dellone. C. A. Edwards and wifo of Lincoin are domiciled at the Murray. Mr. George F. Canos, cditor of tho Sara- toga (Wyo0.) Sun, is in the city. F. G. Hansen and Miss Barnwell of Crete, Neb., #re stopping at the Millard Mrs. J. H. Stowart aud E. A. Stewart of Blair were among tho arrivals yestorday at the Arcade. — The Last of the Buffalo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock, Admission, 25c; children under 12 years, 10c. Dr. Birney’s head. i'or sale [ Neb., 1s at tho livan-Corbett fight, exclusive of auy other moneys that may be put up by clubs or backers, on condition_that the fight takes place in' Europe. ‘I'ho offer is mainly directod at Sullivan, whom it ought to stimulate to supremo efforts.” ale Wou the Derby. Panris, May 20.—The French derby was run today and was won by Cheno Royale, 1'ra Angelino was second and Bucentatur third. Kleven ran. The betting was 7 to 4 aguinst Chene Royale, 5 to 1 against Fra Angelino and 6 to 1 against Bucentatur. The winners were iu the rear until passing the stables, when they galloped easily to the front and' Chene koyale won easily by a length. Golug In for Kites. New Yonrk, May 20.—The Kite-shaped track, which was started in the west about live years ago, 1s fast working itself east- ward. Tho firstone that this section will bave has boon _built at Kirkwood, Del., and will be_cpened with u grand trottiug meet- ing on July 4. Roached Another Draw, Loxney, May 20.—The second game of the chess match between Blackourh and Lasker, which was played yesterday, resulted in a draw after fifty-six movi Blackburn adopted the Krencn defense. The next game will be played tomorrow. Tips tor Today, Morris park opens today with a good string of horses. Tho best looking things there and at Latonia aro: MORRIS PARK. . Correction—Dr. Hasorouck, Two Bits—Fre 1 Lee. Ir Walter—Freemason. Picknicker—Possara. Lndia Kubber—AMIit Young. Warsaw— sk, LATONIA. Bo» Purdy—John Herkley. Missal—Rbok Laldley. Little George—~Semper Lox. Poot Scott—Halgowan. The Keaper—Merriment. . Turk-—Lon Dudiey . Luke F—COarrie Pearsall. What the Club Boys Are Doing. Editor Hitohcock jowed the club last week. Tuffleld’s slack wire walking is worth seeing. K4 Mullen believes in warm foncing. Roberts, Morrow, Cone, Nacon and O'Nefl show fine work daily. Ladies are admitted to the house Weanes- duy mornings, ¥ to 12, Members are very geoerally in favor of eulargiug the club bouse. Conery Is back from Sioux City and doing good work in the gymnasium. Best record, hitoh and kick, was made by Goodsell, who did over eight feet. Colonel Butler has leoft for Montans, and will be missed in the gymuasiuw. Jralle, Clark, Rainey, Tollifer, McCoanell aud Carler are becoming speciallsts. Prof. Heuge! keops 1n good form aud lkes notbiug better these warin days thau & bout weather for Miss Mattie A, Cobb of Providence, It. I Undoubtedly many diseases may be prevented if the blood is kept pure and the general health-tone sustained by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. When this is done, the germs of La Crlppe‘ Diphtheria Pneumonia, Secarlet and Typhold Fevers, Malaria, ete., cannot lodge in the system. After all such Prostrating diseases Hood’ Sarsaparills has been found of inestimable alue In restoring dasired health and vigor, and purifying ll\g_lwtml blood. For example, read the following from Miss Mattie A. Cobb of Providence, R. and her mother. Miss Cobb is a young lady of 18, a Picture of Health andis in the front rank in Ler studies in the High Sehool. Her father is a well-known police officer: *“Messrs. C. I. Hood & Co.: “Iwrite to tell how much good Hood's Sar- saparilla has done_for me. Sometime ago I had diphtheria and was sick for a year after- ward, belng Weak, Blind fand Helpless T used one bottle of Heod's Sarsaparilla and it made me real strong” MATTIE A, Coep, South Chester Avenue, FProvidence, R. I. “ As my daughter wanted to write how well she liked Hood's Sarsaparilla, I thought I would say a few words. 1 think it is the Createst Blood Purifier ever brought before the people. Some of my riends say ‘ go away with your medicine.’ I sald the same once, but since my daughter bas taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla My opinion Las changed considerably." Mas GEo. N. Comu, Providence, R. I. HOOD'S PILLS do not weaken the systom like othier cathariics, but actuslly tose up sad give strength tothe patient. MAY 30, Something s fost when you use Dr. Sago's Ca- tarth 1tomody. 1t's Catarrh. The worst cases yield to its mild, sooth- ing, cleansing, and healing prope ertios, No matter how bad your cass, or of Tow o nding, you can’ bo cured. In- curable cases are rare, It's worth 8500 to you, if you havo one. The manufacturers of hr.'Sae’s Remedy aro looking for them. They'll pay you that amount in cash, if thoy can't curo you, It's a plain square offer from are msiblo business house, and they mean %, T souns. too oncaidod, oo miich. of a risk, 1t would be—with any other medicin behind it. It nly goes to prove what's been said : incurable cases are rare—with Dr., Sage's Catarrh Romedy, Other so-called remedics may a timo ; this cures for all time. By its mild, soothing, cleansing and healing properties, it conquers tho worst cases, It romoves offen- sive broath, loss.or impairment of tho sonse of taste, smell or hearing, watering or weak eyos, when caused by the violenco of Catarrh, as they all frequently are. Romedy sold by druggists, only 50 conts. The Conunecticnt Manufacturing Co., Hart. ford. Conn., will contract for tine me nionl work at reasonublo prices. Correspondonce solicited. alliate for ELECTION PROCLAMATION. In pursuance ot nn or [inance of the city ot Omulia, passed and_approved May 17, 186 en- utled “An ordinance calling a special election 10 Yot upon the seceptance of the ameatied proposition of “the Nevraska Contral raflwiy conipany and! the issuance of coupon bonds of the dity of Omnhn In the sum of two huns dred and fifty thousund doliars E250.000) to aid the Nebraski Central Rallway compeny In acquiring depot grounls, in the co struction of a union rallway and pa senger dopet, and In tho construction of other raliwidy Imorovements upon said unds, and 10 authorizo a_tax for the pay- ment of the Interest upon snid bonds and to cruato a sinking fund for the payment of the principal thereof, and ropealing ordmance No. 004, passod and approved Muy 10th, 1 1, George P. Bemls, muyor of the city of Omiahn, do hereby {ssue niy proclamation nnd give publio notiee unto the lozal yoters of tho gty of Omaha, Douglas county, Neb., thit on ‘Thursduy, the'1ath day of June, 1502, n spoolal election will be heid In said city at tho follow- ing polling places, namely: FIRST WARD. First Distrlot—Southeast corner and Maroy streets. 8econv District—Northwest corner Elghth and Leayeaworth stroef Third Distriot—1208 Jonos streot. Fourth District—127 Bouth = Thirteenth street. District—-Northeast corner Seventh Seventh Fifth and Pacific streets. Sixth District—Southeast corner Sixth and Paolfio streets. Seventh Distriot—625 Piarco stroct. Eighth District—Southwest corner Eleventh and Center stroets. Ninth Dlstrict—(892 South Stxth streot. Tenth District—Intersoction Ninth and Ban- croft street, northeast cornel Eieventh ' Distret—1023 South Thirteonth street, northeast corner Arbor street. SECOND WARD. First District—Intersection Jones struets. Second District—1004 streot. ‘Thira distriot—Intersection Elghteenth and Lenvenworth streuts, south side. Fourth District—Intersection Twentioth and Leavenworth strects. south side. Fitth District—Intersoction Twenty-third und Leavenworth streets, uth side. Sixth Distriet — Intersection Twentieth street und Poppleton avenue. Seventh District—1422 William streec. Eighth Distrl 1314 Houth Thirteenth street (MoCundlis Ninth District—Intersoction Sixteenth and Center streets Tenth District—1823 South Twentleth street (Lovett & Woodman.) Elaventh District—Intersection Twentioth and Bancroft streots. Twolfth District—15% Vinton street (Dono- van). Thirteonth District—IntersectionThirteenth and Valloy streots, west sldo. Fourteonth District—Interscction tleth and Boulevard streets. THIRD WARD, Firsu District—Intersection Twolfth Chicago stroot. Second District—: (Woodworth), Third Distriet—112 South Fourteenth street, (A.J. Simpson). Fourth Distrt Cunan). Fitth District—Intersection Capitol avenue and Tonth stroots. Sixth District—Intersection Ninth stree east side. Seventh District—Intersection Eleventh and Farnam streots. Eighth District—1315 Harney street (J. 8. Mo- Cormick). Ninth District—12(1 Howard (K- kenny, Bray & Co). ‘ourteenth and South Thirteenth Twen- and 7 North Fifteenth street t—1112 Douglas street (C. ). Harney and street EOURTH WARD. First District—Intersection Seventeenth and Davenport streets Socond District—Intersection Twonty-sec- ond and Davenport streots, north side. Third District—Intersection Twenty-fitth and Doags streets. Fourth District—Intorsection Seventeenth and Dodge stroet: Fifth Distriet—i20 South Fifteonth stroet Sixth District—Intersection T'wentieth and Douglus streets. Seventh District—TIntorsection Twenty-sixth street uand St. Mary’s avenue. Eighth District—Intersection Twentleth strect and St Mury's avenue, west side. Ninth Distriot—18]8 St. Mary's avenue (Robobeaux). Tenth Distriot—Intersection Eighteenth and Leavenworth streets, north side. [Eloventh District—1014 Howasd stroot (Hie- gins). FIFTH WARD, Firat District—Intorsection Sherman avenue and Mandorson street, Secona District—Eriling bullding, west slde Sherran avenue, between Ohio und Corby streots. Third District—Intersection avenue and Luke streot. Fourth District—I603 Grace stroet, South- west corner Sherman #venue and Grace stroct. Pifth Distriot—I3#7 bherman avenue (¥ei- man). Sixth fAlog). Seventh District—Intersection Sixteonth and lznrd streets. Eighth Distriot—08 North Sixteenth stroet (1, G. Olurk, agent). Ninth District—Intersection Cass and Fif- tenth strocts. Tenth District—013 North Sixtcenth stroot (Senrs, ngentl. Eloventh Distriot—Southwest corner Elgh- teenth and Cass streets, 422 North Eighteenth street. Sherman Distriet—1154 Sherman avenue (Er- SIXTH WARD, First District—Lyceum hall, 482) Twenty-fourth stroet (Craig). Second D strict—Intersection Thirty-sixth strect and Grand nvenue, . Third District—Intersection Military avonue and Grant street. Fourth ~ District—Intersection fourth street and Manderson streets, Fifth District—Intersection Twenty-fourth and Wirt streets. Sixth District—Intersection Thirty-third and Paricer stroots Soventh District—23i2 Lake street (W. A. Measick). riot—2625 Luke street (Snsstrom). North Twenty- Eighthi 1 Ninth Distriot—210 North Twonty-fourth street. Tenth District—Intersootion Twenty-eighth and Franklin stroets, Eleventh District—Intersection fourth and Franklin stroots. Twoifth Distriot—15% North Twentioth street. Twonty- SEVENTH WARD. Virst Distrlct—2513 Leuvenworth street. Bocond District—Intersection Twenty-ninth avenuo and Poppleton avenue, vast side. Third Distriot—Interscction Twent, stroet and Woulworth avenue, south sid; Fourth Distriot—Interseotion Twonty- and Megonth streats. Fitth Distrlot—Intersootion Thirty-second avenue und Thomason street Bixth District—1012 Twenty-ninth avenue. Eevonth - District—Intersection fourth and I'rancls stroets. E(ORTH WARD, ¥irat District—2004 Hawmilton street Second Distriet—227 Cumaing stroot. Third District—Intersection Twentioth and Nicholas atreots Fourth Diatrict 2016 Cuming stroet. Fifth District—2408 Cuming stro Bixth Distriot—lntersootion Twenty- and Burt strects, Beventh Distriet—Intersection and Cuss stroets. alnth Muth oeond Twentleth NINTH WARD, First District—Interseotion Thirty-second and Cumling streets. Socond District—Intersection Fortleth and Cumling stroets, north side. 4 Third District—Intersection Fortleth Farnan stroots. Fourth Distriot—Intersectlon Thirty-second avenuo and Davenport streot. Fifth Distriot—2504 Farnam street. Bixth Distriet—3i04 Leaveuworth street. For the purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said ofty. for thoir acceptance or ro- jeotlon, the amended proposttion of the Ne- raska Central Rallway company to the olty of Omubu (boreluafter writtan v Lokth) and the questions, shall the boods of the city of Owaha be lssued, N?Iml’fl and delivered, s fimvld.d in satd aweuded proposition shafl n ennual tax be levied to pay tho ln. toroat on such bonds s It hecomes due? and shall further annual tax, commencing tho tenth your prior to the waturity of such bonds, ' be levied, 1u addition to all other taxes, for the creation of 4 sinking tund sufti- clent to pay such bonds at the meturity thereof? Buld questious, wnd the acceptance or rejeo- and tlon of sald amended pronosition, 18 submitted to said lezal voters, and will be voted upbon in the manner and form followlne: “The Nebraska Central Ratlway company has mado the following proposition to tho ity of Omnbin: _Tho wmended proposition of the Nebraska Central Raliway company to the olty of or and, Oty Councll of the Clty ob: The undersigned, the No- Al Railway company. nroposes to noquire and ta'ic possession of, for vailwny purposes, that certaln tract of land, looatel within the district hounded by Fiftaenth streer, Chicazo stroot, Eloventh street, Coli- fornia stroot, and the right of way of tho 1tha Bolt Kailway compuny. escept the I half of blook 38, lots § knd 4, bloek 25, lot J, and north onc-half of lots 2 and blook and to orect thercon a union passonzor depot on the corner ot Fiftacnth and Chicago strests, to oost, Including the other rallwiy fmprovements on sald grounas, not luss th n fonr hundrod thousand dollars th 8 .ty of Omaha, in Douglng ¢ounty, Nobrasaa, wiil donato to tho said Nebraska Central Rallway company two bundred and fitty thousand dolints (850,00 ts four () percent bonds, $100,000 thoreot Do duted Januury 2 183, and $153,000 theroot bo dated Junuary 1, 180k 1o becone due d puyabe iwenty years from tholr rospec. o dntes, with intersst nayablo somi=anii- ally, all payablo at the flsoal agency of the state of Neiraska in tho oity of Now York. Sald bonds to be of tho denomInation of one thousand - dollars (#1000) cach, and ench thereof to recite. “This bond 18 ono of & sories of two hundrod and fifty @30) bonds of 11ko amou nt and tenor, which “are lssued by the oity ol Omaha, in _Doaglas Nebraska, to the Nobraska Rallway company, to md It in acquiring Inud In the clty of Owalia for union depot ana terminal ‘purposes and in the construc- don of a union raliway passenvor dopot upon suld ground, and Its rallway tracks, sido turnouts, switchos wnd wpproaches loadink theroto. and other rallway Improve- ments therewith connocted. Suid bonds to by execnted and rozistored at or immediute.y uftor the dates theropf, apd immedintely thereaftor deifvered to tho First Nautonal bunk of Omiha, Neb., trusteo, to be beid in trust for doilvery to the Nebraska Central Railway company, {ts successors or assigns. by sald trustoo, in instalimonts as herelnattor provided. The suid Nebraska' Central Raliway c pany plans to construot, OF oause to bo con- stracted, o lne of rallway in the state of Towa, not Iess than 100 miles in_extent, from the ¢ast ippronch of & bridgo, which tho anid Nobraska Central Raflway company has also lanned to constract over tho Missourl rivor, ntersecting or conncoting with or ronching the lines of two or more of the foliowing rail- Way corporations, viz: 1'ho Tilinols Contral Raflway company, the Winona & Southwestern Rallway company, the Minneapolis & St. Louis Rallway ocom: any, the Ohicago, St. Puul & Kansas Olty ailway company, the Ohlongo, Fort Madison & Des Moines Rallway compuny. the Atohi- son, Topoki & Santa Fo Rallway company, the Baltimoro & Ohlo Rallway company. the Oblo & Mississippl Ratl way company, the i<eo- kuk & Western Rallway company, the Quincy junhi & Kansas Clty Rallway company ana the lowa Ceutral Railway company. Ono hundred thousand (3100.03))° doliars ot said bonds shall bo delivered by sald trus- teo to sald Nobraska Central Ruilway DUnY. 118 SUCCECSSOTS OF wesIgua when o they shall iave acquired and taken possossion of that certaln tract of “land located - within the district ounded by Fifteenth streot, Chicago street, loventh street. Callfornin' stroet and v right of way of the Omaha Bolt Rallway com- pany, (except tho south haif of biooks 38, lot ; block 2, lot 1, and tha north half of and i block 20): Provided; that the sald ono hundred thou- sand dolinrs [8100,000] of suid bonds shall not ho delivered uutil after the said Nebraski Central Rullway compnny. its succossors o ssigns, shall have constricted the sald line of rullway in the state of Towa. One hundred and fifty thousand dollars [8150,000] of suld bonds shall bo delivered by sld trustee to said Nobraska Central Railway compuuy. 118 SuCCessors or assigns, when it or thoy shall have completod tne crection of i unlon pussenzer aepot upon satd tract of lund above described, 1o cost. including the other rallway improvaments on safd grounds, not jess than four hundrad thousand dollars ($400.009); proof of such £ost to bo mada by the sworn statem mt of the president and treas- arerof said rallway compsny. flied with the city clerk of Omata. nccompanied by certifi- cate signed by tho city attorney and oty en rineer, that in their ovinion such amount has actually been expended. Proviaed, that if the snid Nebraska Centra Railway conipany, its successors or assigns. ~nall full to acqiire and take possession of sula land. it shall not be entitlod to recelve any part of snid one handred thousand doilar- £100,000) Installment of bouds: and. furthor provided, that nons of said one hundred an: Bfuy thousand doilars @150,000) instullment of bonds shall be dolivered until ateast ono ral.- yay company in nddition to the Nebrasics Central Railway company shall be actunlly using said union dopot; and, Provided further, That the mayor and the olty councll shatl, by resolution, upon the ful porformunce of the undertakinis on the puri of sald raliway compuny herein contmined. order the delivéry of sald bonds at the times: afgresald; and, Provided turther. That all matured couvon shall beremoved and cancelled by sald trustee before delivery of the bonds to which they are attachod; and, Provided further. That the mayor and city counoll of the eity of Omaha shail cause to by iovied on the taxabio property of said city an annual tax sufficiont for the payment of the intercst on sald coupon bonds as it becomes due, and after the expiration of ten (10) years from the date of said bonds tho mayor and clty coancll of sald city shall cause to be lovied in addition to all other taxes on the taxable property of sald olty an anfount of tax suticlont to create & sinking fund for the payment at maturity of said bond wmount of tax to bo levied for such fund not to_excoed twenty-five thousai ,000.00) In any one year); suld tax to b continued from year to year until the sull bondsure fuily paid. Tho acquirement of the sald lands and fm provements herein contemplated inciuding the said ratlrond fn Towa, shall be begun within one year from May 1 1802, and bo pushed to completion without unnccessary deluy: and shail be completed within three years trom the Iat day of July, 1602 In case nny of the terms, limlvutions, cond!- tlons or provisions proposed hereln reluting to the ‘bezinning, prozress and compietion of sald {mprovements are not eomblied w.th, unless dola; directly and necessarily caused by ln‘;mm.lon or ‘other judielul pro- coedinzs, or by unavoldabie nocident or act of Providence), the sard company shall not be entitied 1o rocelve bonds or any thereof. oven though the electors of auld oty of Omahi shall have by thelr vote authorizod the fs- suance of sald bonds; bot a bonds shall by such default Judicint determination bocoms forfoited. Providad, however. that If the beginninz, progress oF complotien of sald Improvemonts shatl L dolnyed or ovstructod by wny of the Aforesald oauses, the times horeln allowed for the progress and completion of suld iniprove- ments shall be extended to tho extent ot such lay or obstruction: and should n disbute arige botween tho suld ofty of Omaha and the said Nobraska Contral Rullway company with respect to theoauso or extent of any such defay. tho sume at tho eloction of sald Ne- I raska Central Rullway compuny, shall be referred for determ!nation 10 n hoard of ur- ““I"m"' to be apvointed as hereluafter pro- vided. In considoration of recelving the proposed subsidy the Nebraska Central Rullway ocom- Dany agroes to allow ail rallway compunies tho following rignts: The right to run thelr i0comotlves, passenger und freleht trains over 1ts nain and passing tracts within the city of Omuhin; and over its proposed bridge and up- proachs, tho rizht o usesuch vortion of it torminal grounds, epots and fucllities as may i ry and proper for 1he conauct of of “such ronds; includ- any enlargment of its depot and dopot grounds:; the right to hu thelr onrs switched und deliverod 8y tho Ne- brusku C ‘lway conpany upon all of the right to connect thelr roads at Y point_ within one hundred (100) miles of suid sity of Omaha with any 1ine o rafiway whioh tho Nebraska Centraf Rallwey company, or 118 suoco or asslens, may construct or cause to be constructed eustof tho Missourl river, and to ran thelr loco tives, passenker und frelght tralns over thy mafn und passing tracks or sald railroud; [*Detng. horeby warend = that n o the Nabraskn - Central ~Rallwoy o pany shall conscrucy Its proposed lin enst of the Missourl river, through the agen 1'{ of any other corporal or party, 1t will such eorporation or party L0 exeoute and deliver to the city of Omuha u good and sufficlent Instrument binding it or him to iibide by tho torms, conditions and provisions of this’ proposition. tho samo s tho wald Nobrawke Central Rallway ‘company would liave bean bound If [ had Duilt the swmo, leforo delivery of the sforesnid one hundrod :hllnin“fl doliurs (3100,000) installment of iy ;i cnusg 8. ovided. ihat the useand enjuyment by such rallway compunies of each wnd overy cf sald rights shall be upon Just and equul torms and the puyment of Just und falr compons ton (o the Nobraski, Gentral Rawiy' con > DARY, 118 8UCCOSSOrs OF assigns, wid subject to #uoch operuting rules und regulations of the Nebraska Centrul Illllwh( ocompany, Iis suc- cessors or assigns, we shall bo necossary and proper. Just and Feasonable. And the sald Nevraska Central Ratiway company wiil submit any dispute arising he- t ana such other company orcom- 8 t0 the useand eajoyment of any ndor this proposition. or as % the compensutlon, operatiug rules and fegulutions,” relating therota, tou baurd of arbitrators, to be made up of three persons who are Judges of the state district court, o 1ts successor, of the dlstriot ewmbraging tbi county of Dougias, to be seleoted Dy a two- thirds vote of all the persons who wro distriot kes of sald court. rovided that aay such raliwer, caripaoy other than sal asika Onntral Rallway company, 1Ls suc or nssigns, shall have otion 1o submit any such dispuio o 1oa or topursus any other rowedy. vor arvliation s provided for by this proposisian, the party desiring 1o subm 45 Batiar 10 Arbitsabion sual sause 10 be servod upon the other party & written astios which Shail <ot out the ruatter 1n dispute to o submitted, ad the time proposod for tha hoaring, which shall not o less than thirty @) day® atter the timo of sorvice: and therse upon tho adversa party shall within twenty 01 days after such servios 1pon ik sorve 1t8 answer, It any it have, npon the party de- MRS ho Arbiteation Tho Board of Arbitrators. whon orzanized, shail have power to fix tho time of hearing and to adjourn tho samo from tme o tinie, and to make nil no-essary ralos ani rogul tions for the production of tostimony 1 tho possession ot afther party, and otheewlse 1 compel n faifand spéo Ly trini the deolsion of A majority of the bo it shall control and tho final dotormination of the bowrd shull bo Anal and concinsive upon the parties, of ail mat- tors anhonttent am | An e, Wherovor arbitration shall be resorted to SUOI AFUILEATION 3111 v8 UB0 OXCLUSIVG romudy Of the parties (exsopt na horeln olsowhore pro- vii0d). as to the mattors and things invoived aal deolded thereln Said Nobraska Contral Ratlway company. (ts successors and assigns. shall transport freleht (Inciuding transfor of (roleht and all ohargos incidental to aald transportation) over auy Drilan . g Anoros Ao, 18 wall R8 QvOr wny raflway it shall construot within one hundrod (100) ‘wnfles of the Missourl river within the state of Nobraska, for Just or Feasonablo ratos or charges, and in cise of difforonce as to what constitutes Just and reasonsble rates or CULTKON UUCE wcs P £ i, G0 thay OF W oty council or sald rallwhy company may submit the samo to arbitration in the manner and (o the WFDItrators above providod for, but this paragraph rospocting fralght charios abali not bocome qporative or in force until five yours from the dute of the dalivery of the 1ast Installmont of tlio bonds herointistoro ro- errod v 1t Is furthor proposed that sald bonds shall be deliverad to thy Nobraskn Central rallway COMPANY. 18 SUCCAINOTS OF ASSIGHS, OBLY 1O tho exeoution by the suld Nobraska Qontral EAllWAY COmDADY OF 118 Sugceasars, And doilv- 6ry 1o the city of Omalia of ni wndortakin ¢ i WrIting to the offact that the principal dopot of suld ratlway compnny, ts wenoral offioos and prineipal machine shops whou built, shatl ba located nud maintyined within the eorporate Itmiia of tho oity of Omaha, tn | thit violne 1 of tho terms of sald undortaking by the waid Nobraska Contral railway conmpuny or 1ts SUCCOSSOFS OF Asaigna, shall ronder tho said Nobraskn Contral rallway company. or its successors, Indobtod to tho aatd ity of Omaka in the full amount of sald bonds, and lnterest thcroon. This proposition shinll, aftor belng duly acknowledged by o Nobraskn Contral Rul way company, bo recorded in the office of the rozister of dosds of Douglas county. Nebrask and for o porlod of twonty (2)) yours from anc uftor this dute, shail’ be roferrod 1o by iving tho book and page wheroin tho same Is re- corded Iu any mort age, deod of trust, deed ot conveyauve, or loaso of said depot and depot zrounds, with the statoment that the satd N broska Contral rallway combany, its an s0rs and asalgns, are bound by the torms, 1| tatlons, piovisions aud conditions of ta proposition which are heroby made its cove: nants that uttach to and run with the sald Pproperty Into wiosoever haads it may come. Provided, shat she city council ot the oity of Omulia. (tho mavor approving in due form) ahall enncta certaln ordinance (which at the date hereof. s ‘pending considoration before 1d counctl), entitled “Anordinanco eranting permission and muthority to the Nebraski Central Rallway compuny, its successors and nssigns to_construct raifroad tracks slong, across, over and under cortain streats and alleys I the city of Omalia subject to certain coniitions, and to vacate parts of certain streets nud alleys in the eity of Omaha upon compliance with certain othor conditic nd it 18 also provided, that If satd Nebraskn Central rallway company shail not. within forty-five 43 days of being notified by the city’ clerk of the - adopton of tnls proposition at tho olection leld o vote ubon the sume, file vith tho sald eity clork its written ratifica- fon of thiy proposition undor its corporute senl, none of suid bouds shall be issued. and all the terms and provisions of this proposi tion shall be held fornaucht. The Nebruska Central Kallway company agreos before un election being e lod to sub- mit to tho voters of the city of Omaha this proposition, thut It will executo und doliver 1o safd citya bond with wood and sufliclent suretios fn the sum of five thousand dollars #5,000.00) andfive thousand doilars (§5,000.00 cash, conditioned upon the payment of the expenses of sald election, “This proposition und the acceptance threof by tho oity of Omahu and tho ratification of this proposition by sald Nebraska Oentral Rallway company, or its successors or ns- signes, as heroln provided. snail be construcd and understood to constituto & contract botween tho sald Nebraska Central Ratlway company. its suocessors or assigns, and the suld city of Omaha, and all the torms, conditlons, agroements and provisions mada on the pirt of tho Nebraska Central Rull- wuy company in this proposition cou- tained aro horeby made tho covenants of the sald Nobraska Contral Rallway compuny, its successors und nssigns. which shall attach toand run withall of its sald property and be binding upon_uny party inta whose hands it or any of 1t may cono. Tu witness whereof the sald Nebraska Cen- tral Rallway company has saused these pros- onts. to be executed his 16th duy of May. A. 0. NEBRASKA CENTRALRAILWAY CO. By J. H. DUMON#, Vico President A:z.mz]: JOHN L. MCCAGUE, Socrotary. AL itness: ALEX. G. CHARLTON. State of Nebraska. | o Douglus County. % On this 16th duy of May, A. D., 1802, befor me, a notary publlcin and for said count, personally appenred the above named J. fi} Jumont and John L. MeCague, who are tomo personally known to bo the idontfenl por- sons who signes the forogoing instru- ment_as vice pres! and socretary of the Nebraska ‘Central Raliway company: acknowledgo the said instriument to bo voluntary not and deea of the suld No- n Central Rallway compuny anc their voluntary act und deed us such vice president ind secretiry of said company. Witness iny Land and notarial soal the dato taoforesnid. ALEX, G, CHARLTON, sEAL) Notary Public, Shall tho above and forogolng proposition ba nocepted and adopted. shall suid bonds bo (8 sued, roglstered and delivered and shall an an- nual'tax in addition to the usual and allot tuxos be levied upon the taxaole property tho City of Omabn, Douglas county, No- braska, sufllelent to ‘pry the interest oo sald bonds #s {t becomes due, and at the ume of levying tho annual city tax, commencing the ‘tenth yoar prior to the maturity of sald bonds, shall a tux in addition to all other taxes bo levied upon the taxab'o property of suld oity of Omahu, Doug- 1us county, Nebraska. and continued nonii- ally thereatter from yoar to year unsil there- by a sinking funa sball huve been obtainel sufcient to pay suid bouds at the maturity thereof? g NO. The above questions shall be regarded ay onoquostion aud ail baliots of loxnl voters cust at sald eicction containing the above proposition and questions in the form of the official ballots, to bo provared by the city clerk of sald ety 1or said fon, with an “X" murk followlng the word ‘yes pon sald offictal ballot shull bo counted in avor of the nccoptanco of sald amended prop- osition, the Issuance of sald bonds and the lovy of sald taxes in paymont of the prineipnl and interest thoreof: und all ballots of lezal voters cast at said election contnluing the above proposition and auestions in the form of the official ballor, to be prepured by ity clerk of snid city for said olection with an “X" ‘mark following tho word *no” upon said offlcial ballot shail bo counted and ' considercd as - aguinst tho ueceptunce of sald wmended propo sition, the ixsunnce of sald bonds ind the ldvy of suid taxes In payment of the prineipal and Intorest thoreof. 10 two-thiray of all the ballots votod by sald lezal voters of snid city of Omsha. Douglas county. No- Draskn, at said aloction shall be ¢ v in favor of the aeceptance of sald amended proposi $ion, the Issunnco of suld bonds of sald txos in payment of the principal and Interost thereof, tho foregoing propo- sition will bo held to Le adopted and the fore- Roin< questions will be held to be answered in favor of the issunnce of sald bonds and the Javy of safd taxes, and the said bouds thore- upon shall be ssdod. rogisterod and delivered i accordance with tho terms and conditions suid amended proposition, und sald taxes hall bo lovied nvcordingly; otherwise not. Which clection will be opon vk o'vlock In the morning, wiil continue open until 8 iu the uftornoon of the same duy Datod at Omuhn, Neb., this 18th day of May, 1692 8izned.] GEORGE P, BEMIS, Mayor of tue Olty of Omalin NEBRASKA National Bank. U, S. DEPOSITORY. . - OMAHA NZ3 Capital... < $400,000 urplus .. L 655,))) oy W Yot 3. Myarla: Lowis A Oficers and Diroet ors 1o R C. Cushiog, vioa prostdont. (. Morso, John 8. Colling, J. N. 1L Patrioe Ieed, Cashler. THE TRON BANIC PER CENT INTEREST PAIDONDEPOSITS BTRUSTCR ¥ UGLAS ST S, 166:086 63 GIRECTORY TALWYUAN J.4.BRO! 1 the lev e \ o 7. o V il L4 /