Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 27, 1892, Page 3

v THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STRE Fayivesed 1y Carrier to any partot the City ¥, W. TILTON, - MANAGER " JHON s | T8 ness Office, Nodi ¥ FLEPHONES { Right Editor. ... [\ No 2 s ottt s MINOR MENTIO, K Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., Tho boy chorus of Trinity eathedral Omaba, together with a number of friends spent yesterday at a picnic at Manawa. Tho fnfant gaugbter of N. P. Johuson died yesterday and_wiil be buried at 11 o'clock this morning from tho residenco in Hazel Detl township, The hardware stock of H. H. Field was #old yosterduy at assignee’s sale, to & man namea Angressen of Omaha, tho price paid being #1,650. Pottawattamio tribe No. 21, Improved Order of Redmen, will meet in ragular coun- cll this evening at the corner of Broadway ana Main street. Conductor Itolla Shueart found n lady's ocketbook on his Manawa train on Sunday. 10 brought it to Ik Bee ofice, where the owner can find it. A maa named Kuephor, whilo working on the Novthwestern depot, Was thrown (o tho ground by the breaking of a scaffold, und sustained a severe scalp wonnd. Tho regular meoting of tho Woman's Christian Temperance union will be held this ufternoon at the residenco of Mrs, K. K toddard, coruer of Ninth avenue and Sixth stroct. T Manahan, who was sevorely hurt a bort time ago in . railrond wreck in Da- Kota, was in the city vesterday. He las been unublo to do any work sincoe the acci- dent. He loft (st evening for Deadwood. Tao teachers fnstituto, has now teen in session two davs, has gathered to- gether 212 teachers from the western purt of the county. Superiotendent Cooper expects au iucrease in tho attendance for several days yot. The following marriage licenses were is- sucd vesterday: Joha V. Schmittroth and dennie Juhus of Omana; Timothy C. Crowe and Thilda Matson of Omaba; George W. Needs of KKinsley, Kun, and TLusra M Carver of Underwod, lu. Detectives from Lincoin wero_in the city yesterday looking at Joscph McMullen, wto 13 supposed to have burglarized a millinef¥ store there and is now serving a sentence in the city jail here for vagrancy, He answers the description of the party wanted. Mrs. N. J. Morris, wifo of 1. Morris, died Monday evening at 8 o'clock of consumbtion, aged 42 years, Tho funcral will take place this morning at 9 o'clock from the residence, 2431 Avenue G, the remains being interred in Fairview cemotery. ‘The funeral of Alderman George D. Brown will occur at 7 o'clock this evening from the family_residence on South Eightn street, Rev. 1. J. Babcock officiating. The city council held o called meeting lust ovening ut the city building, at which it was decided to attend the funeral in a body. W. B. Spooner has been appointed second lieutenant of the Dodge light guard to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of C. E. Woodbury rst Lieutenant J. W. Dixon has veccived notice of his promotion 10 the position of battalion adjutaut, and his commission will be forthcoming boforo loug. Clark vesterday received his his toe calle sharpener and will re- tull the effers that are bewng mado to him for the valuuble patent and will at onee commence to arrange for its anufacture. All the oxperts who have examined it prao- pouuce itto be tho means of creating a rev olution in borseshosing A gang of toughs terrorized westorn part of the city last evening. Avout a dozen fellows called at a house ncar the Nurthwestern roundhouso whero a woman was aione at home, and made her give them everythirg there was in the house in tho way of eatables. The affair was reported to tho poiice but the guilty parties could not be caught, The Boat club is making its regular Fri- day evening enterlainments at the boat house at Manawa very pleasant social ffairs. 1t is their intention to have racing contests, stenmboat excursions and similar attrac tions every Friday ovening, aua invitations have been sent out to all the members us] 1ng their co-operation 1n making the parties B success. A warrant has been sworn out in Justice Coucs’ court for the arrest of Frauk Dawson, n young man who WOrKS at Manawa, on tho clinrge of disturbing the peace. John Mont- gomery, who enjoys the distinction of veivg the eldest man fn Council Blufls, baving just turned oven century, accuses him sbooting into his dwelling on the bottoms on the might of Juiy 19, Rov. G. W, Crofts wiil sever his pastorai counection with the Congregational church of this city next Sunday, and farewell serv ices will be teld at the “¢hurch in the morn- ing. There 1s talk amoog some of the other churches of huving no services Sunday moruing, soas to allow Mr, Crofts’ many {riends outside of his own church to attend this special seryice, corge Wilson, who was arrested Monday night at a Lower Broadway show eround for drunkenness and vagrancy, was fined #10.20 1n police court yesterduy morning. He Wwis thought at first to bave been guilty of eantoring the residence of Frauk Bosdeck, 1000 Fifth wvenue, Monday afternoon and stealing a revolver while all the fawmily ex- cepting Mrs, Bosdeck were away from Lome. Tae lady of the house caught the thief i the act und made him give Up the aveapon before he leit, and reported the af- fuir to tho police. Wilson was arrested, but e cannot be identitied and will probably be dischargea as soon s ho has served bis time, Peter Knecht was brought before Jastice Swearingen yesterday for a preliminary ex- smnation on’ the charge of burglarizing the house of David Parker on North Sixteenth sireet. He admitted haviog been hit ove the head by a chair on the night whon the burglary took pluce, but said he was drunk that night and did not kyow where ho was when the chair overtook him. Several wit- nesses, however, testified that they heard him say immediately after the encounter that hé would get even with that bluck ——, 0 that he appeared to huve had a very good idea of who Lis assailant was in spite of the darkness, All the evidence was heurd and tho case submitted to the court, who will band down adecision tods, — Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, IiL, writes: * From personal experience I can recommond DeWitv's Sarsapurilla, & cure for impure blood and general aebility.” — Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 a nd10 am, 12m, and 1, 2, 80, 5, 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7, ), 10, 10:30, 11 and 11335 p. m. 11:55 train will make connection with the lust electric motor cur for Omaha 1L K the north- PERSON RAGRAPILS, Mrs. Jamos Mithon is spending several weeks at Siloam Springs, Mo, Mrs. J. A, Boff bas returved from a visit of several weeks in Minneapolis. Miss Della and Jay Wheeler of south Beventh street uve visitibg friends in Har- lan, They will be away several weeks. Miss Ella I, Jobusou, one of Des Moines' mest popular young ladies, is visiting A, W. Jchnsou and friends at Bancroft Terrace Dr. Suyder and A, B. Cruno weut to Ar- mour Monduy 10 assist iu_instituting & new cawp of the Modern Woodmen of America. % B, | uring loft last evening for Cincin- natl, O, in respouse to a telegram from his wife announcing the dungerous iliness of tuelr Hitle sou Ray. Miss Murgavot Liddell of this ety 1s spending s few weeks vacation with Frof, L. A. Torrens und wifn of Owabu, at Lake Getova, uear Chicago. Jobn W. Baird of Denver is in the city, & guest of uis brotber, W. 5. Baird, He was formerly in the luw oftice of the firm of Bupp & Pusoy ir this city, and was at one tiwe w Justice of the pesce, —— A ienle. The Commerciul Pilgrims and their friends of Owmaha and Council Bluffs will pienie in the beautiful grove at Greendalo next Sutuiduy, July #0. Spe elal train will leave Rock Islund depot, Bouth Main at 9:80 a, w, S & NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | What it Costs to Kesp Out of the Peniten- tary, HOW IOWA LAWYERS STAND TOGETHER Teter Egan Stole Fifty Cents Tut Several Attorneys Thought it Worth d Dotlars to Defend Him —Loeal News, Two Justice Cones heard tho testimony yester- dsy in the case of Emmet Tinley against Peter Egan, in which Tinley was suing to collect §100 from Kgan as attorney fees for his services in defending Egan when he was on trial 1n the district court a few mouths ago on the charge of holding up & man named Sheriton and robving him of &0, After a trial of tne case the jury, in order to uvold a disogreement, compromised and found Egan guilty of the simple larceny of 50 cents, which Egan had already ad- mitted baving token whilo on the wit- ness stand. Instead of going to the peui- tentiary Exan was consequently sent to the county Jail for a thirty day term. Tinley was unable to collect his fec, and so brougnt suit for the amount, The trial yesterday was attended by somethiug less thun a dozen lawyers besides a number of other interested tators, All the attorneys were sub- poenacd as witnesses and they agreed unani- mously that $£200 wouid have been a very mild dose for Tinley to havo aished up to Egan in the shape of a fee, The trial occu- pied tue entire afternoon. After being out for fificen minutes the jury returned a ver- dict giving the attorney thoe full smouut of his claim. — DetWitt's Sarsapariila destroys such poi sons a8 scrofula, skin diseases, mutisin, Its timely use saves u ——— GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SAL At the co Bargains will be found in overy ds- partment. The balance of our all wool challies for 89¢ auring sale. Some beautiful patterns in both dark andlight grounds. Al our light striped, plaid and mixed ail wool cheviots, that sold for 50¢ and 58¢, during sule for 423c. The newest weaves in cotele nui, hen- riettas, bedford cords, zig-zag jucquards, serges, ete., that sold for 95¢, $1.00 and $1.25 during the or at le while they last, A chance that no one ought to miss. Half wool challies, 1 Extra quality, wide, unbleached muslin, 6 a Our_6e and Gic unbleached for 5e. 000 yards of remnants in unblenched muslin, a good ¢ musiin, during salo for 5e. An for 4e. Our 7¢ and Sc bleached ing sale for e, 5,000 vards bic ash, de o yard. piccesextea quality turkey red damask, former price, 83¢; during sulo, 19 pieces superior quality, former price, 89¢, 43¢ und 50ci during sale, 324c. 500'yards cheviot shiztings worth 7¢ for 44¢. Mosquito net 5 piece. 75 dozen all linen huck towels, colored border and plain white (hemmed, no fringe), 12tc each, great value, very suitable for hotels or boarding houses. 10,000 yards challies, 4c a yavd. 2,000 yards Columbia suiting. 28 and 36 inches wide, was 10¢ and 124¢; during sule, Gic. 250 pieces stripe. plain, plaid and check seersucker, Gicy former price, 10¢. 200 pieces best indigo blue calico, ¢ a yurd. Bengal tissue, the prottiest and light- est weight fabric on the mavket, usually sold for during sale, 8. 3,000 yards Orlesian cords, former price. 123c; during sale, Tic, All'our I5c and 17¢ ginghams, 12}, Outing flannels 5¢ n yard. Chilian cloth, pine apple tisstes, Shoutong pongees, crepon cloths, Taffeta cords, Bedford covds, ete., all during sale for 10c. 150 dozen ludies white drawn work border handkerchiefs two for 5c 200 dozen of a ladies white 10¢ hand- Ikerchief for 5e. All ovr colored and fancy parasols at just half pr to clear $5.00 for $2.50, $2.50 for $1.25 and 0 on. Our entire stock of muslin underwear at exact cost for 1i days. 1,500 pieces of all suk ribbons, 5¢ a piece—as cheap as common tape, 10 and 12 yards to a piece, . 100 window shades, only twoand three of o kiud, former price 7o¢ and $1.00, to close 424c. White blunks, 8ca roll. White blank gilts, 5ca roll, Heavy gilts, 8ic a roll. Ingrain, Y¢ a roll. All bordersat half price. Odds and ends in paper almost given away. Remember there ave thousands ot bargains not mentioned here. A visit to our great sale will show.you some of the best barguins ever offered in dry goods. BOSTON STORI Council Bluffs, fa. i Must Be or Get Out, Conductor Rolla Shugart has distinguished himself by implicitly obeying the instruc tions of Colonel Recd to preventu any mis- conduct on the Manawa motors. Ho has recently been compelled to ejoct two or threo unruly churacters, and on Saturday eveniog used bis bell punch with excellont effect on the skull of & fellow who persisted in tho use of profano lauzuage, Last evening ho bad an exciting interview with a stockman named Matt Goodwin, fho made an insult- g remark to three lady passengors. Con- ductor Shugurt promptly stopped the train a mile or two frow town aud left the disa- greeable passenger in the weeds. Regular patrons of the motor line ave discussing the projeci of giving the plucky conductor a hundsome tostimonial of their appreciation of his good work. Goodwin, on the other hand, threatens to commence a damuge suit against the motor people for being so uncer- emoniously kicked off the train. ———— Nugeet! Nuggei! Nugget! Buy Big Nuuget buking powder. 32 oz, 25 cents. Boston Sto mencing We Council Bluf, ning. Ia., yard, muslin extra quality bleached muslin muslins dur ched and unbleached a yard, 82ic per Prof. Carnes has returned to the city to teach elocution and physical culture in the teacher’s institute. Those d siving cluss or private instruction can find Mr. Carnes at the Bloomer school building from 8:80 to 11:80 a, m, Special uttention given to children. e The Jewel gasoline stove is the best in the world for snfety, durability and econowy, and the new Jewel s its equal, Seo them ut Charles Swaine’s, 737 Broudway. — Righwaymen s Benefactors, Marshal Templeton, who has just returncd from a visit to Suoam Springs, Mo., tells a Kood many interesting things about the na- tives of that part of thu umverse. Itis within & short distance of the pluce whero the notorious Jumes boxs plied their trade a number of years ago, aud remiuiscenccs of them ave by uo means uncommon among tho people who made their acqualntance under circumstances more or less exciting. Ac- ©oraing 1o ono of these stories there was an oid lady living near Siloam whose little farin was encumbered with a wortgage for 1,000, which she bad no means of paying off. It'was only 8 day oF two until the oficers Were coming 10 80ize Lhe pluce under the mortgage, when a couple of horsemen rode up and asked for & meal for thewmselves and their apimals, The woman, like everyoue | THE OMAHA else in that vicinity, was the sout of hos- pitality in spite of_her poverty, While the men were eating she mentioned incidentaily the troubls which sho was baving, and how sho expected her farm 1o be taken away from her the following day. “Ob, well,” said one of the men, I wouldn't feel any auxiety over that, I thiuk wo can fix tho matter upin Somo way. They rode away, but soon returaed and atting a purse sontaining $1,000 into her and, they asked her to accept it in return for her hospitality and to use 1t in paying off the mortgage, I'ho next day tho offiver cume to levy on the property and with her heart full of thanksgiving to the unknown friends who had helped her slie paid him his £1,000 and sent him on_bis way. At a lonely point in the road he was mot by a couple of gentiemanly highwaymen who bore a most suspicions resemblance to the two kind hearted wayfarers and was compelled to shell out the §1,000 he carried in his pocket, at the end of two seven-shooters. The mortgago was paid off, the woman had her farin and tho James boys had their money, so that cverything was lovely. What ‘the man who held the mortgage thought of the transaction is_not stated, but the story is still told by the Stioamites ‘s u sample of how much good a little money can do it uscd judiciously. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla 1s relianle. —— Wanted—Tron moiders at the Ogden Iron works, Council Bluffs. Good wages. —i If Nova Boyd will call at THE Be office she can’ recover her pockethook, iost on Manawa motor Sunday. — Chantauaun denzzist, G3o. S, Davis —— Will Hunt Greenee Pastures, . Fegley, who has been serving out a nine months seutence in the county jail for trying to kill his wife, was brought beforo Justice Swearingen yesterday. A short time ago one of his neighbors, named Rainey, became alarmed at tho blood- thirsty threats that Fegley was making against bim and repairiug to Justice Swenar- ingen’s oftice swore out a warrant for Peg- ley’s arrest, to bo usea as soon us his term had expired. Yesterday the uino months for which he had been sent up ex- pired. Raimey was not anxious to retain Pegley as a neighbor of his, and so after a short conference he agreed to dismiss the case he had started in Swearingen’s court on condition that Fegloy would leave tho cit; To this Fegley consented, und he at ouco struck out for the setting sun. Fegley made some very vicious threats as to what he woula do to Sheriff Hazen and County At- torney Organ as scon as he got out. Sherift Hauzen left tho city vesterday, but is ex- pected homo this morning, DeWitt's Sursapariliacieanses ———— 150peoplo in this city use gas stoves The GasCo. puts 'em in at cost. Summer suits for gentlemen; comfortable and cheap. Reiter, tailor, 310 Broadway. e SoUTH OMAHA, the bjood. cool, the Proxpeets of an Increased Stock Shipment From the Northwest. W. N. Babcock, manager of the Union stock yards, returned yesterday from a ten days tip in the northwest, He visited se cral towns in nortuwest Neoraska and South Dakota, Mr. Babeock was found yesterday in his private ofiice and in front ol him was a mass of correspondence which bad eccumulated duriug his absence. He said to a reporter of his trip: “I had a vleas- ant and successful trip. The excessive hoat prevented my visiting several ranges which I'had intended to, but I found by diigent inquiry and research that the stock interests of the northwest are not lageing and in a very healtry condition. Stock isin as fine a condition as couta be wished for. The supply s very liberal and the movemont will be very large and beein early. I found that about 140,000 head of south- ern cattle were driven into South Dakota during the earlier months of the year and will be ready for markot earlier than is the general rele, Our business from the uorthwest bas been very good in times past, but L am confident of & large 1ucrease from that section this year. “Our gain in receipts during this year will bo considerably larger than that of last year, and we are zealously laboring to that end.' From what knowledee I acquired during my brief stay in the north- west I s convinced that it was a wise move to increase the capacity of the yards as we have done, snd we will need aliof it. South Omaba's markot is pros- pering, and our efforts for its botterment are bearing fruit each day.” Mr. Babcock was well that the Missouri Pacific had met the re- auced differential rates on live stock to In- diun Territory points, and that the Atchi- son had abolished the differential rato on packing house products to Las Vegas, N. M. Martin DLl ‘s Mirncalous Escape. A gateswinging suddenly open atthe Union stock yards yesterday suocked Martin Dillon insensible and before he could be picked up a drove ot 100 cattle rushing down the alicy passed over his bodv, and those near at hand expected to find him dead. He wus picked up and carried into the Exchange building and a physician called. He found Dillon badiy injured. . The gate strack bim on the forc- héad and the bono was lmd bare from just above the right eye to near the top center of the head. His body was a mass of bruisos, where ho was kicled and trampled upon by the cattle. Dillon has been employed by the Union Stock Yards company for so.ae time. He resives on Twenty-sixth street, near M streot, and was taken there. His injuries, though scrious, will not prove fatul, peased to know Mr, and Mrs, M r (njured. Last cvening William Moyer and wife were anchoriug 8 wooden awningto the front of their house at Albright. Moyer was on top of the awning and Mrs. Moyer under- neath, The fastenings gave way and poth were badly injured. Tho awning came down with a_crash ana Moyer with 1t, burying Mrs. Moyer underncath. His ieft, shoulder was disiocated and ho was bruised consid- orably about the body. The lady was ren- dered insensiblo ana received a longand deep cut upon the head, The injured couple are people. An O1d Man's Crime, A. L. Sutton detected an aged map steal ing o pair of shoes from the sidewalk in front People have no idea how crude and cruel soap can be, It takes off dirt. So far, so good ; but what else does itdo? It cuts the skin and frets the under-skin ; makes red- ness and roughness and leads to worse. Not soap, but the alkali in it. Pears’ Soap has no free, alkali in it. It neither red- dens nor roughens the skin, It responds to water in- stantly ; washes and rinses off in a twinkling; is as gentle as strong; and the after-effect is every way good. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it, DAILY BEE: W 'S of . A. Cre:s DAY DN store last night. The thief was overhaulea and-escorted into the | storo, Ho begged pitecusly for clemency and theseveral paopla initha ‘store concluded to administer a littie" jaktico thomselves. Liberty was promised hum if ho would walk Across the street upon his hands and knees, but be objected to this Aud tho boys arbi. trated the matter by HA¥ing him walking around the store for several mrinutes on his hands and kaed Ho &us then permitted to leave and promised nevet again to repeat-tho offense. Notes and Parsonals, Mrs. B, O. Mayfied hus' returned from a visit at Alva. G. W. Mayfleld of Louwsville 1s visiting his son, Colonel E. O. Mayfiold, Mrs. Samuel Shrigley, who has boen at Ashland for some time past, returned home yesterday. Miss Marie Briskill ot Milwaukeo is visit- ing Mrs. P. McMahon, Twentieth aud Mis- souri avenue, The American Protective associution will give an entertainwent and soclal at Blum's hall Thursday evening. Doc Wright of Glenwood, Ta., was in city vesterday. Mr. Wright formerly ducted the Reed hotel in shis city. J. 1. Munsey has visiting him his mother, s, James Munsey of Crete, and his sister, 5. John Casterline of Salt'Lake City. W. B. Berry, junior member of the firm of Persons & Berty, eamo in vesterday from his Town vuting avd is much improved in health, Charles Stevens, an employ at Swift's prcking house, drove a spike through his loft hund and iuflieted & ‘vua wouna yester- uy. Tho infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Michaeison, Tenth and B streets, Albright, was buried yesterday afternoon at 5 0'clock. Canna_Fitzpatrick was Judge Fowler yesterday quouter of gambling halls, and costs, James Ball, ono” of tho best known em- ployes at Hammond's packing house, is suf- fering from a badly mashed foot. A falling timber did whe damage. William Montgomery is reported as rapidly improving. Not long ago ho was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and at that time it was thought his iliness would prove fatal, King & Grove conduct a barber shop on North Twenty-fourth street. A small colored boy hus been hanging uround the premises and svspicion points to him as being the per- son who tapped the till for § yesterasy. The boy’s name is Nathan Hawit und he was arrested. A gane of section men picked up an un- known man about 50 vears of age, appar- eutly a tramp, yesterday afierncon a few wilés west of town. He had been overcome by the heat. The man was romoved to a neighvoring farm house and Dr. Heath of this ity called. Mrs, Victoria Kunzmann died suddenly yesterday morning % her home, Eighteenth and A streots, Albright, The deceased was tho mother of the well.known Keimer broth- ors and was 60 years of age. The funeral services will be held at St. Agnes church at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be at St. Mary Magaalen cemetery. Several cars of product were sont east by the Cudaby Packing company, leavinz h Omaba at noon Saturday. They went the Chicago & Northwestern and four ¢s ten nours and fifty-five minutes were uired to make the irip to New Haven, Conn., and eight hours between that city and Boston, The time made was a record breaker and has never been equaled by any road out of South Omaua, B WILL PAY THE LEVY. the con- found guilty by of being a fre- aud was fined §1 Athictic Club Members Will Meet the As- sessment Levied by the Dircctors., The Owaha Athletic club embrogho came 10 a sudden and felicitous termination at the meeting at the club house Monday evening. The history of this tumultuous epoch in the oreanization’s carcer is briefly this: Owing to an inadequato source of revenue, engendered principally vy a laggard ay- ment of dues on the nartof a large numnber of members, the directorate, at recent meet- ings have been endeavoring to devise ways and means of meeting sundry obligations in o manner that would subserve the best interests of the club and av the same time prove satisfactory to a :arge element of its memborship, At the Iast meeting, a week ago, they arrived at the conclusion that this could bo best accomplistied by levying an assessment, of 310 on each member, and at the sume ume raising the initiation fee from $10 to $25. By this procedure it was ficured out that the club could unburden itself of all pressing indebtedness and place itself on a busis to cater to the tastes of a large majority of 1ts members by a scries of attractive und expen- sive cards during the autumn and winter months, any at the same time be enabled to squarely ineet all expenditures incurred and muintain the excellent character of the or- ganization. T'hat the directors hit upon not only the most feasible, but the most satistactory plan toall concerned, was fully attested by its unanimous ratification ata meeting in which nothing short of reocllion was anticipated. President Ames submitted his statement embodying all that is included in the avove and a good deal more, and then the transient thunders of the meaningless storm reverber- ated throuzh the gymuasium. Fiery, vebe- ment. and vociferous speeches were made by members imaginiug themselves aggrieved, and passionate and dispassionate re- sponses wero made by different mem- bers of the directorate, uutil it looked indeed as if much disaster, 1f not the complete overthrow of the club, was im- minent. This end would have been inevita- bly reached, too, bad not the members in- dulging in this meauingless and ill-advised assault upon the main bulwarks of the organ- ization, suddenly realized what the outcome of a continuance of the fight meant. 1t came like an electrical stroke, and liko the sbift- iug of a sceno in the theater, The very members who baa been kicking at ‘what, they hardly knew, called for a wotion put by one of their number to ratify and indorse the action of the directors, and votea yes harder and louder than any one else, bis indorsement of the leeitmate work of the directors was unanimous, and thunderous und more than anything eise pnt tho stamp of burlesque upon the whole affuir, ‘Tnat the directors did perfectly right, and what they were strictly eatitled 0o, Inust NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING. ‘0 the owners of all lots and parts of lots and real estite nlons the alley running enst nd west adjolning lots ), 3, 34, 05, 86, ind 40 in biock 4. Cambbell's addition street, reby notlfied ‘that the under- 4 tgned, three disinterdstea froeholders of the city of Omulin, huve been duly uppointed by tho mayor, with the upproval of the city counellof $aid eity. toassess the damage to the owners respocifully [0f the properly af- feeto by grading nliey tn blook 4 Camphell’ addition, from 20th strevt 102 clured necessury by ofdinance July 14, 1802 upproved July I, I8 You ‘are further notificd, that sudd pLointmg A duly qualified uired by on the 2sth diy of A. D, 1802 at b hiovr of 10 o'elock In oo, ut the ofiied of T, B. McCulloch, roow 812, New York Life- buildinz, within tné corvorate lults of sald clty. meet for the pur- pose of considering una making the assess- ment of duwmaze to the &Wners respoctively of 84ld property, affectedsby suld grading, iak= Ing Lt consideration special benefits, |f any. You are notified to he prosent ut tho time and iice aforesuid and muke any objections to oF stitements concevoing sald ussossment OF dinuges s you muy vonsider proper. & B, MCOULLOCH, CuARLEs L THONAS, G. 8, BENAWA. Jy16d10 I Eyosight Omnba, Ju'y 15, 152 Save You Liyes tested froo by an EXPERT OPLIOIAN Perfect adjustment. Superior lenses. Norv- ousheaducho cured by using our Spectuoles and Byoglusses Uricos low for first class 2ouds, THE ALOZ & PENFILY G) 114 S, 15thSt., Cr eighton Block. 27, 1892. , JULY | now be acknowledged as their indorsoment | eame from tho very clement that charged | them with exceeding their duties and over- | gtopping the limits of good judgmentand tho aw. If there are any members of the Omaha Athletic club who do not feel like paying this assessment, that's their privilege, They can step quictly and gracefully down | and out. kit WILL GO TO INDIA. Pastor Crane of the Seward Methodist Chureh Goes Into Missionary Work, Reu. H. A. Crane, pastor of the Seward Strect Mothodist church, has decided to enter the missionary work in India. He has acvepted a position offerea him by Bishop Thoburn ns_superintendent of Methodist missions 1n the city of Bombay, and will leave for his field of duty about the first of September. Mr. Crano will tako his family with him and does not expeet to return to this country for soveral years. - to Wi A, On His Wa, jeneral Eugene hingto Carr, rocently ap- ington to receive his commission and assign- ment of auty. 1t is supposed that he will be assigned to the Department of Columbia, but changes may be made that will send him to some other department. Ho left summer pcamp near old lort Fetterman yesterday ana will stop a_day at Fort Robinson and then proceed to Washington, Lishig COMPANT'S Extract ofBesf, Do you want a copy ot Deei Tea? Sece that it is made from the Gen uino Incomparably the best. Pure, pula- tublo, rofroshing. Dis- soluds clearly- the Baron Tei- big’s signaure n blue on ch abel, thus. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetable-and Strictly Reliable. They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY on tho Liver and Stomach, restoring the constipated organs to healthy activity, and are a POSITIVEand PERFECTILA SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD- ACHE, BILIOUS) 3, and all other Qisenses arising from a disorderel con- dition of the Liver and Stomach. They are the Only Rellble Vegotablo Live Fili Fold; They ura Perfe tly e arePurely Vozetabie; Try Them, DR. Schenc 2ok on Consumption, Liver Compl S J. B opsia Sent [° NERVE cile for Hystoria 55, ¥ Nervous Prostraton ' caus. akefulnoss, Mental Do #lon, Softuessof the Bratn, causlng Insanity, misory, decay, doath. Promature Barreness, Lo of Poiver in elther sox, eorrhyn an i aknoss 5, | .\ Spac eton 07 th) b A montivs traats rantoeo six boxes Lo o will saad writtan 0101 Lobac Self-ubuso over-iniu £1,6 for £, by mall. ach order for 4 b)xes, with $ guarantoeto rofun it noteursd. Guaranteo 193101 only by "Theodore, F. Lewls druggist, sole agent, southsast corner 1ith and Farnam sts.. Om: " ARE YOU SUFFERIN G? o IR N Temale Wealiness, Catarrh or Rheumatism, Wo g ¥y Nervous ot Private Djseses. IF 80, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consuitation Free. Acknowicdged to bo the most successfal Spo- 1ists in all PrIvATE, BLOOD, NERVOU S, SKIN ) URINARY DISEASES, Gonorrho i curcd without Mercury. STRICTU R iy ote, without Tt annoy 3 to 6 days. Syphilis All stiges for Lif cur o by patient without & mom: LA AND RECTAL ULOBR3 tion from busines VARICOCKLE ermanently and success ully cured. Mothod nsy and uafaliing WEAEK MEN (VITALITY W eation 1o busl closy dy: novers Al SXC1ESSES (0 0 £ youthful foliles. Appll stealn life, “or WEAK MEN ARE VICTIMS TO NERVOUS DE- BILITY or EXHAUSTION, WASTING WEAKY LUNTARY LOSSES ' with EARLY DECAY NG and MIDDLIS AGED; Iack 0f vim, vigor A0 Mtrength, with sexial organs Impalrid an i weakenened promaturely In approaching ol1 ago All'viold readily to our naw troatment for 1035 0t vital power. Call on or nddross with stamp for crenlary, froe book and receipts. uth 15th Streat Dr.Searles & Seacles, 11® sgush ties St Nuxtto 235 ) 1l NOTICE TO SELECT MATERIAL FOR PAVING. To the owners of lots und lauds fronting upon street improvement districts aumbered wod deseribed as follows: No. 466—2ird strect from north line of Michi- gun street to Nicholus strect. No. 471-%ith avenuo from stroot to Murcy street, No. 4T2—22nd stroet from Popplaton avenuo 10 i point 1091 83-100 feet south of Pobpleton avenue, bolog the south Iine of tax lovds in section No. 4 iley in bloe 7 from 20th street street 1o 21st street, in the ¢ity of Omuhin, wod 5ubJEct 10 uSSERSIENL LOF Lhe Daving OF FepiLy=- 1nz of the sume. You ure hereby notified In pursuance of Ordinances Nos, 5141, $14; 44 rospe tively, passed nd, 102, 10 seloct and det Lo- bo used In paying sald Tmprovenent fots on or before the 22nd day of August. or the ely council whi determine suld terlul. 1€ shoet asphultum Is etitioned for by property owners, they must state in their peuition for paving,’ whether piteh lake, land oroverflow, or Culifornia usphult Is to be used, Dated at Omulin, this 27th divy of July, 152 VAV, BIRK A USEL, Clairman of the Board of Public We 192104 Leavenworth PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. Sea'ed provosals will be recelved by the undersigned until 10 o'elock v, m. August 17, for grading 2ind street from ' Poppleton Avenue to the south line of the U, 8. Quar- Dopot, 1n the eity of ‘Oni in cordunce with plans and speoifications on 1 office of the board of public works. sids will be made on printed blanks fur- ished by the board, and to be sccowpsnled by @ certified check {n the sum of $0). bisyiblo o the oity of Omuhia us an evideuce of good with. Tho board reserves the right to rejact any or ull bids und to walve dofer ts POW. BIKKIAUSER d of Publlc Works. Quiubia, July ik, ibyz 1yH0-TAZS pointed brigaaier, has been ordered to Wash. | Anew ant Supnositorie and Pl blindor tary Pilo Complots Troats Olntmont in Cap: Posiilva Cure fo Aing [tohing, Chron T.ils Remody has o 1k il §1par Hox 15 For #5: sent by mall, Why s hls tarribla disoas Mo wilitn tively glea with 6 botos or refan 1 th not e feon Samplo. Giiry Ksued by Koh 1, Dragelits, Sola \gents, €orny Gt =and Douglas stroets, Omahd TAKEARPILL. Hobb's Ara the Bost on Earth, Act gently yot iy on tho LIVER, KiD. NEYS and BOWELS, dis pelling Headaches, Fev- crs and Colds, thorough- Iy cleansing tho system of disenso, and cures labitual constipation. They are sugar coated, dorat gripe, small; casy to take, and purely vegctable, 45 pills in cach vial. Perfect digostion follows their use. The absolutoly curo sick head« acke, and aro recomnend. 1 by lording phesicians, For suie by loading Irugeists oruent by Mo s 85 cts, avial, Address fiflfl 'S MEDICINE CO, Props, Sen Francisco or Chicago, FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB.. BY Ruhn & Co., Co.r 18th & Dovglas &ts J.A Fallor' & Co,, Cor. 14th & Dougias Sta, 4D Foster & Co.. Cotnil Blufls, In. promyt. DR, HOBA'S LITTLE Vegetable COUNCIL BLUFES STEAT D3 W0RE3 Allkin s of Dyeinz anl Cloantnzdono in thy Bizhest style of tho art, Baded and stiinol (rics made to look ns wood 08 naw Work promptly done und delivere i parts of uhie country, Senl for price list 0. A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR AWBroadway, CouN Noar N 2 BLuers. hvestara Dy [y PECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, TFOR RENT—The dwell M pn First avenus werly occupled by bath “rocms und nll wood stable und out nonth, . H. Sheafe. and Eighth stroct Smiths i1 roor modern iniproveme building: rent 330 per FYOU E .8 ve anything for sale or trade ses hefe, Broadway and Muln streot. parts of tho 1. 1. Sheafe, Broadway and Maln, {OR RENT—Dwellln=s in all D city. TED -Eastern Nebrazka la nio for il Bluifs property. >adway and Alin stroot. 1s in_ex- 1L BAR 11 =outh wtion and at onse, Double 1Tt stro ot S0 best barzaln in Day & Hoss. 3) ros! - e lot. ; bost lo the city If taken Pearistreet, JPARM and city 101ns at lowost ratos Real estuate for sale Dwelling an | bisiness rentals. Money loaned for locul investors, Lougee & Towle, 285 Pearl street. QR SALE-_Elovator wita corn shoilor 4,000 bu. d viny ndar, 10) b in houti saw mill attaenment, 40 1 P enzino: doin a gool bus nuss; locatod near Council Blufls. . 11 Sheate. OR SALE—On s garden [ani ne.r Eheife, Broadwy and . !l payments, frul Council Bluirs, and Main streot. Ibion Rolier mills on Boone river, Neb.i tinest water power in the stuto developing 125 horse power water entire . daily capacity, 100 barrel appurtenanees complete i 5 neres of lanl. title perfe. ko uninprovo | eastera 1. Sheafe. [OR SAT OB SALE—On ousy pigments. aw, 1'parts of the city. “E. H. Sheafo. o0 [tion wke gool OR $A LE—Stock of mase. un SALE—lowa farms | Pottawattamio and adjolning cou -ties. E. 11 Sheafe, TAN About August 1, 1 otene il housey 7 3 5 Willow avenue, Councll Blults, For SA LI 1ot an 1 restaurants in Lowa and ras <, dotng profitanie husingss und weil loeated; Will take Lind in part trade; write for detalls, E. 1. Sheufe. [OR SALE—A first cliss st merch indise with 001 wi will take zoold land 1n exehan ; QOR SALE—Stoek of millinery und with sto; rade for lund, notions, 81,8005 will MOR SAL e, with four nere .0 all modorn i foru pieasant eott nee in Council Blaffs or Omiha. ne of the hrizhtest and most y.on 4th ave.; rn i ali respects, Mast sell, and wiil Adaress L 16, Bee oftice, SALE—I81-acre ranch In Cherry Co, Neb, Good hay land, spiendia range for eattle. Nice cotiage, stablo wnd out build- inzs in good repair, plonty water, Bust land in'the connty: will'sell cheap, Write for de- tuils. E. 1, Sheafe, {OR SALK OR TRADE—Restaurant and siloon ut Manawa: good business at sl soasons; good bu 101 nd Improvements. A snap for alive man. E U Sheafe. NOR i1l for gencral housework, In- 14} Glen v 873 ACRES of lund 31 miles from cly [imivs ©) “ut #5) per uere, on muln road.” Would ke w fuo trai furm. Jubnston’ & Van Pattes JPURKISHED 10U rooms, steam heit provements. Apply to OST—On & dor Fifth avenue, b W turauoise neck ace Hberal reward, ooth strect. all modern {m L. Sheafe. 1nz on Pearl street twoen Gth or 8th strects, Return and 1 Mury O, Koy, 268 Souih PROPOSALS FOR CURBINC Sealel proposals will be reco'vol by the undorsigned until 10 0'elock.p.m. August 1 th 182, for curbing with white Co'orado sund- Co.orado sundstono and Berei ceording to specifications, pirts of certuln streets in 1he city of Omalin, com= prised o street {mprovement districts, num- bered and deseribed 48 follows, to-wit— No. 468—2ird street from north line of Michl- gun street to Nicholus streot. No. 47I=2ith nvenus from street 1o Marey street, Nodii i Uatreot. from Popp'etan nvonuo 10 i poiut 1061 83-100 feot south of Poppleton wyeoue, belng the south Hue of tax lovss in seetion 47, Cuch DId to specity & price por lineal foot for Lhe curbiog Comp'ote 0n Gieh sLreet, sep- wratoly, 1n sald uprovement districts, Work o be done In accordunce with plans and speolfications on file in the office of the Loard of public works, Proposals to bo wade o furnished by the board, and these uce panied with s certified chicck in the sum of 500, puyiable W the vity of Ouwahin. 48 an 6yl dente of good faith. Tho bourd reserves the richt 1o award the coutructon sl the sald districts togethor or 00 euch distriot sepiratoly. to reject uny or all bids and to walve defeets, W, BIRKHAUS Chulrman Board of Pubiie \ Owabia, Nob, July 2ith, 102 Leavenworth printed blinks Omahy Medieal anl Suegisal IN3SPITJLS AVl ey -—OF ALL— A YLK Chronic a1 Saeaisil Disnasyy wlJ 1)) Teetoei]l 1108, APPATALUS A nd Rano Tisr 0 ralifoonsutin Eratbmone of "y arsEaea > of disoass roquirin : nodioal o surfoal troatmont, 6 bods for parients Lo rd anl attondinss Test nocomodations n tho wost, Write for cleculars on deform tes anl DFACOS, tr 3308, ¢l faot, © 1evitiaros of ol plies, tuiors, ¢ inoor, ontareh, ronoh L, 1ns hilnlon o octrl ity, ira‘ysis, oplignsy, kide nev. b a ider ayo, 8ir, skin an'l blool aal all surklonl gporations A SPRULALAY DISEASES OF WOMBN 8,505 D308 5t Women FREE. We havelatoly ad lod 4 Lyinge indop renent for womon duclng confinomonts eiricily e vate) On'y Reilable Medioal Lo+ stitutomaking Spastalty oo . PRIVATE DISSASES Al Bood Disvases succossfully trovtol Syphtitio P'olson romoved fron the system 0ut mers Now Restorative Tronte ment for Loss of VITAL POW &R, Porsons un- ubio 10 visit us may bo trasted at howo b correspon_enco. — All commun cations confls dential. Med clnos or instri nonts sent by i | Orexpross, soourely packed, no mirss o ind cnte contonts or sender. One personal ins tery ew proferro L Call anid consult us or sond history of your onso, and we will sond I piala WEADDOT, OuF i v £l Toon Lrivats, BOOK 70 MEW, S %0 Seis eases, [npotenoy, Sy philis, Gloot anl Varisos o o, With qaeston fist e rates, Appliances for Deformitios & Trusas Only lanufagtory inthe Westof DEFO @ i 173 APPLIANCES, TRUS &S, KLECTR(d BATTERIES AND BELTS. Omata Medical and Surgical Inslitats, 26th and Broadway, Co01ndil Blu¥x Ton minutes' rllo from conter of Omaha on muha and Counoll Blufts elestrio motor (loa ~Attorneys atluw Praoe Sim & Saunders A" (g s P fedenl courts. coms & 4 und 5 Shugat Benro block, Councll Bluis, T PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CON- " NECTIONS Sealed propasnis will be received by the uns dersizned until 1:30 o'clock. August 1), 183, for sower connections, ordered made by ordi: nanco No. 3004 to and within the curh lnes on cortuin streots, avenues and aileys in siree tmprovemuent districts Nos. 40, 4, 42, 42 428, 450, 450, 431, 4 34, 435, 436, 0, 440, 411, 492, 440, 444, 40, 450, 151, 454 457, 451, 446 407 and 470, and alurly described as follows, to wits Lurs oF 20Uh ayesue from Lew.ene worth street to Hickory street. No #45—Alley in blook i, Hanscom Place. < ) the wost line of lath strest to west line of 20th ave. No 42—Gth street from the south iine of Pierco street to the north line of Hickory streot No fid—Leavouworth street from tho west lino of 10th street to the east line of 11th street. No £2i—12th street from the south line of Jonos strect to the north line of Leavenworth Spencer strect from Sherman aves th street. ~Luthrop street from Snerman ave- nue to Sth streot. No 43— Burs strect from the west line of Jith street to the cast iine of (Guh street, No 4:0-Spruce street from the west line of 22d street to the east llne of 24th stroet. No 430~ Ciss street from 22 streov to 24th strect. No avenue, No 43.—Mason stroet from tho eust line of I strect to the east iine of It street, 2d street irom tho north ilne of Eue 1o the north line of Woolworth ave- lason street from 20th strect to 20th {—Californla street from Joth street to eot. Tzard street from 12th strect to ldth aricer strect from 24th strect to tho £ 20th streot. ) _Seward street from 2ith street to23th streot. No 118—Chicugo street from 22 stroot to id B0—Caldwell strect from 24th streot to ne of Shinn's addition. horman avenue trom south line of nue to Fort strect 0th stroot from rth Lno of Daven port stro Divenport strect £ro J0th street. —iith. streot m streot to th strect to tho south line of z stroot. o from 1ith street to hermu 0 410 stroot to No 430—St. Mury's avenue from the west line LML S{raL to tho @ast 1ine of 2ith strast No 31 —17th street from Hurney street to St. Miry's avenu V431—=The al'ey from in Paalsen’s add tion, 10th street from Far avenue, Chicngo street from west line of 23th th stroet. nd strect to 24th n street to snue to the north line of Woole “Davonport street trom 24th stroot to 24th 24th Poppleto worth s stroet from 105 feot west of 25t sastroct from Wost 1ino of 24tk i Huam!lton stre of 4)th street ast line of the viad the Belt Lino A L No. 481-"Tho ulley in block 263, clty, . wost lino of No. 4ii—Alley fn block 15, clty. No. ey in blo:k' 13, ¢lty, from 19th sLrect 1o 2th street. and No. 470- NInh street from Puclfile strect ta alley north of Pacific stroct. “q stroct from treet to Williams 4i4—Plerce streot from the oast line of 4th street 1o tho west |ine of 4d stroet. Alley fron 1ith to 1ith sircets bes son £troct and Jones street 0 474 17th streev (rom Farnam strect to arnoy stroot X strect from 18th street to 2id the south line of No. 415—lzar i16-23d strect from the north line of n: street to the noreh line of Michigan streot. o, 419-Michizan stroot from 23d et recs th streot. No. #h—Charles street from 33th street to 49th BUr ot us per ordinance No, 2540, No. 2x0—20th street from Izard to Luke street s D o No. 2311 Work to be done in uccordance with plans und specifications on file in the office of the bourd of public works. All bts to o wnado on printed bianks fues nished by ths board und to be accompinied by acertified chock In the sum of £309, puyable ta the city of Omaha, as © of good fuith Bidders cnn bid on any or all districts, d resorves tho right Lo reject uny of The boi all bids and to waive defects W, BIRKHAUS Chaleman Bourd of Pubile Omaha, Neb., J " Jys PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. Scaled proposals will be received by the une dersisned until iz o'clock p. o, August 12th, 1802, for the following kinds of pAving mutor fal, viz: asphaltumn. Fulls or other Colorado sundstone. Woodrufl, Kunsus, stone. A:m vitr.fied brick, all sccording to specifi- cations. For piaving parts of the following stroots In tho city of Ouuh prised 1n” street im- provemont distriots Nos. 406, 471, 12 nnd 47 ordered tmproved by ordinatices 3141, $i4% §143 and 91l respectively, o i more particujurly deseribed us follows, Vi No_ i-2ird gtreet from north 1o of Miohl- gun struet o N cholus stroet No. 471-2ith uvenuo from strot (o Murcy stroet. No. 4 2ud street from Poppleton wvenue to s point 1051 85100 feet south of Poppleton avenuv, belig Ui south 1in of tax (0033 fn section 27, ind No. 475—Aliey In block 7 from 20th street to 215t strcet in the 6.ty of Omabi, Ench b d tospeclfy n pr.coe per square yurd 1ho paving complete on the streets und 34 1 evide ranite, Leuvenworth < to bo done and bids to be made In socordanco, with pluns and spocdiloitiony adopt une, 1§62, wid on flie 10 the offic thy Board of Publio Worle, 90 el proposal 1o b made on printed blanks furnishbd by tho bourd, wnd Lo bo - uied by w eertilied cheik in tho sum of §:09, puyabie (o the elty of Owuba, us an evidence of €0 falth. “he board reserves the right to award the contract on all the sula disiriots tosether, or on each district sepurately, for the uifferent nds of i aterlil, subject (0 the selection of the muu-rllnl||‘)y tho I‘l.i“‘w“y ownurs, or the Wayor wnd eIty council, 1o reject iuy or Bldk and So Watve dbfouts o) 2,07 8l Y. W, BIKKUAUSER, Chulrman Bourd of Pupile Works l Oumuha, Neb, July ¥ith, 1502 Jy¥i-doui-4