Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 5, 1895, Page 8

THE OMAHNA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY CLoTiNe Yo - N. E. Cor. 15th and Douglas Streels, J L1 [ ¢ . o v e vt = o | Two Declarations | nal Educ fation trains began Witness Athletie 8ports, arriving over the Unfon Pacific yesterday morning. ecials passing through Omaha olmasters and sch TR als will follow this Independence fs sublime. Long live independence! Sa'e of Fireworks Less by Half Than that fternoon | " o vl L - | Picture the difference between our forefathers, suffering oppression Of Last Year and the Noise on the Minoe Celebrations A ‘ and tyrany, toiling for the luxurics of kings, princes and lords, de- bin Hood camp of the Woodmen of th : ¢ speccl and fifice. plbsisked XL DY ki prived of freedom, and you who enjoy liberty, freedom of speech av a member of vernment, and not a subject of a King. Streets Correspondingly Less— Features of the Day. y T { NeTldey } park caught its share Picture the difference between a merchant under the pressure of a 1 has a natfonal holiday been er. Several hundred people sp lict " . Jrselves v y depend- gty Gt ok o Bl o geveral T B LR dictating power and ourselves, free (o do as we please and fndepend ay. It was In all respects t ost un- | picnics and drinkin an well water ent of money-lending sharks tful Fourth for many years and during We sell ay not even the fire alarms that usually Vrofited by Spirit of the Day, _— After-the-Fourth-Is-Over—then comes our Great . oo Clearance Sale More thim $95,000 worth of Men's, Boy's and Children’s Clothing to by offered unreservediy at positively the lowest prices ever made on up-to-date wear, It's an old story that happens every )'c.'\rcf\ but not near so truly realistic as this y “We own too much Clothing,” You may own it cheaper than we do, at this Sale— for in a few weeks we’ll be selling winter clothes and the light weights must ge o @ $12.00 suit for $6.75. Who can prevent t? follow the path of the small boy and his fire Judge Berka hell a session of l‘“; Of course we don't desire to go on record that we're rebellions, losing | crackers disturbed the 1y of the city lice court yesterc orning and was very money just to convinee that ou s are bought for spot cash ouly, | The banks and most of the large business |1 i il a and therefore could dispose of them as we please, stablishments were closed and the greater « r L ho file ' - ¢ i ¢ share of the people took advantage of their {derat allowe I But as we mentioned fn our last issie-500 of one Kind, 500 of an loliday to ge. away from the paved streets lebrat LS e beha | othier—suits is more than we ought to have now-—at this stage the | and patronize the num, pienic resorts In N Al A e season. They're worth $12.00 a suit, well worth every cent of it ir the vicinity of the city were remitted, times were not go. devilish hard. The downpour of rain which disturbed the ik it 1. 1 o loos a purse nowadays rec ORI co—8ix Sevent “ive arly morning elumbers of Omaha people THE WONDERFCL BLAGE MILLS But to loosen a purse nowadays requir werifl ix Seventy-Piv brought a momentary disappointm T —for a $12.00 suit seems to feteh ‘em, judging by the crowds of yes lundreds who 1 pla for a SRl i y and a day before. Wegot into the sceret and are glad of it 3 'k Hills—hist instruc- b b day's outing. But the rain, which began to a greater gree than | 1 | it mixed all wool Cassimere 3-button cutaway sack, and navy 4 o'clock, lastedt less than an hour | any other part of the wast louds were all dissipated before the | The Hot Springs «f South Dakota are Dlue serge, single and double breasted sack fashion, Won't fade; Il sun. It was hardest rains | there. ¢ 5 P T o ; S s | Mherogat the Nalional Educational ings and trimmings extra good, neatly tailored and precise fitting.— ! oclation meeting at Denver, holding Went) ABA | ovar (he. Unioa DNRING: Todve an: dkprece: The best you ever had for $12. cumulated refuse into the gut dented offer in the way of ow rate, re. ter the shower hal passed it | turning through the Black Hills. Prof. | A per day The air lemon of Fremont Normal school, Fre- ned by the rai shic t, Neb., will personally luct an ex- | ough to make it a al day for cursion part this trip. Consult him or | ng and refreshing shade. nearest agent F., E. & M. V. or Union It s that g T e or acific rallway for further particulars day. There was no general celebration J. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A. and there were fewer people on the stree adudocd Sl iy than usual. An‘early morning trip along the GiHD EXCUIBION KATH suburban streets dis #el scores of wagons decke] out with flowers and ribbons w Via b HafiREtoh Ronte: were waiting { parties of _ pleatur » are the Burlington route's best offer- i 1 3 2 P L the way of reduced rat a and the y andrathiat « Mass,, July 5 to 8; one fare for sports ent r{ are, and th round T od to return until Augus Rt ; fually well To Denver, ( rado Springs, Manitou and d 1eblo, July 4 to 8, $19.00 for the round trip ¢ emarkable features of the | €0od to return until September 1 Was the oxtraoriinaey falliag off in the| The city ticket agent at 1324 Farnam street sales of works. Most dealers report that | Wil gladly give you full information. their sales were less than half what they were Jast year anl the street sales in particula were very light. The amount of noise on the streets was not in comparison to previous | Through tars Al Parties Fast. year Last ye the shooting began during Boston July 5 to 8. Baltimore July 15 and he last week in June and on July 3 and 16, Half fare for the round trip. Special gas almost dangerous {0 walk purties in charge of excursion managers with in the usiness part of the city through car service from Omaha A\ 5 ~ ” \ the mayor 1 a proclamation forbidding | THERE ARE OTHER ADVANTAGES. E BEGIN HOT weather the discharge of explosives on the streets Ask about them at the until the night before the Fourth, and this | Northw Line H JOrYV W fe was generally obeyed, Even during yester-| Ticket ofice, 1401 Farnam street. X with a very warm offer to day but comparatively few firecrackers 1 R. R. Ritchie, General Agenf. G y g i . wed the eafety of teams and pedestrians, | West, G. P. and T. A B ncw beginners. To every one buying and none of the small fires that almost - 2 var accompany the celebration of young NLY 83 . a 1s ree Ve America occurred during the day. Thosa who el their complete outfit of us this week we profited most by the day were the proprietor: 7 f the numerous small bakeries in the sub SR ORDA bivaatoATN ; vill give urban districts. These had prepared unusual B Ry ontont ey H wili give a amounts of rolls anl cakes of various brands. t at rate July 5th t 1s of famili ho meditated a da SR wiE G. N. CLAYTO! | pienicking had iasinnlarAlyionKIReIbaker . W. P. Ag't, Omana, Neb, : Our offer is for THIS WEEK only and fresLments, a his gort of tra was nearly . ¢ § (1 \' ar louble what it was last year. Popnlar Sce: ¢ Route to the Eaat. Bl |\ cct is shown in our west windows, We arc Many who preferred fo spend the Fourth [ The New Vestibuled Train Service via g in a quiet manner took advantage of the | Chicago nd Trunk, Grand Trunk and 3 . o . ow fall styles ir cool recesses offere Hanscom pa At | Lehigh ley Railways, between Chicago, T -hO\\l!lg quite a number of new fall style an ‘mv hi ur family and private picnic ew York and Philadelphia, via the famous % et T (o and Body ties began to ] a late how |8t Clair Tunnel, Niagara Falls, aud the 4 “arpetings, including Tapes E d the park v]hr’ el W 'h\ n\mnl ds of men, | beautiful Susquehanna oming and Lehigh G Carpeting % : Y men and children. At lunch time tables | Valleys, known as the tzerland of Amer- 2 1 i At R AT am\lmany . eleREnt ot e SholathERt TandL 2 Brussels, Moquette and Axminster. ieons were seen spread upon the smooth | the most picturesque route connccting th : T ) I ided thi ark. Many came out late | leading cities. oral new colorings have been added this and brought their supper Train leaves Dearborn Station, “hicago, eral new color 2 was near midnight wb daily, 3:10 p. m., and has attached a Pullman Knee 10 : 2 | 2= — A Pants C i 2, plece Slll‘tS the crowd had left for th Vestibuled Sleeping Car for 3 season and we have secured every nov- Neat and natty designs— park was all quiet e | TORONTO, MONTREAL AND BOSTON - [osi b B ilie e o Ight W VIA MONTREAL. S . are closing out all sizes and prices— T Eaeh, ST it DO Gt (| | clty shO\\‘ll i We ar sing Wash Pants || big assortment to chooso || Clearance Sale Tha exceedingly heavy rain of yesterday | NI 8180 be attached to this train a Pullman | B8 Alaska Refrigerators at about cost. ~ | Buffet Sleeping Car for the White M x i [Rersas 2ot P morning caused Manager Arthur's face to |ana Tourists ! 3 Je are 3 e Jewe Cassimere | gt July Cash h .50 I & lengthen pere b v ¢ ne # We are agents for the ] Your Choice of Lightweights. Over 500 high cost tancy Worsteds—all the viehest best grades of Heckanum and Reck Worste . 2 OO styles—in all sizes from the emullest to the largest—suits that > L 1 s and are excellent values at the regular prices of remenermn this sale—your choice for. our Choice of Liglhtweights Your Choice of Lightweightg 3000 Men's regular $14, | £ of ’ $17 suits—and wool chiviots in [(K0R2000 Merisith 5Rocason EU(LS ¥ ‘ worth $10, $12 and $14—not a low brown and medium mixtures— sorges, wovsteds, fn blue and ade fabrie, not a cheaply R T Shensons. lwdods trimmed suit in the lot—they ; are exceptionally well made made for our finest trade—the > I AL 1 made prices on these 3000 suits will he and are in all sorts of colors and ‘\ | patterns his our Grea July g oue Taly: Cash | Gld 50 || patterns in this our Great July $ Cash Clearance Sale at Men’s Pants i $2.75 50 To Boston and Return Via the Wabash. Boys’ Boy s’ Long Pant Suits— Long Pant Suits— Long Pant Suits— The Chiviot, Worsted The regular $10 and Your and Serges—t he #7, $11 suits—extra than 250 of the highest #8 and %) kind—brand strong and well grade of Worsteds uew 1805 patterns— o made in this and Chiviots in this *hoice of more \ July Cash Clearance July Cash Clearance rance Sale for “ule for. Saloat ... Boys’ :\' Boys’ ErREEEEERE] Boys' = eptibly he came from his | by way of Montreal 3 ¥ 5 and Wor- SC 50 3 room In the Merchants hotel, and it doubt- | Divislon of the Grand Trunk Rallway. —Th % h Gasoline Stoves—there are R 2 i el RIS eral thousand excyr. | beautitul scenery along this route makes & sted Pants || $2.75, $2.2¢ 95 and o oo eran o XOUr- | e’ of the most plotiresque and attractive \ dents with Jewels. It turned out to be a =2 Besianing our Great July Cash Clearance Sale Saturday, the th of July. ~ GelTINENTAL d camp utensils began to enter the groun a ap to B. H. Hughes, General X 10:30 o ) d a e i "H““m stern Passenger Agent, 103 Clark et, X 53 Py + AT ST R S *, ke after th, ng p g % % o, ERoey s\ BA s S O R R TR : MonE Y5 WorTHORYour ToNe YBACK; = Vavantages to_their fullest capacit i It was the st day Courtland beach | 5! 1 by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St / Ao $ has ever had, there being over 14,000 persons | FAul railway, the short line to Chicago, - ¢ who participated in the Tvit clean train, made up and { The Rdsetiaaa am was carried out | Omaba. Baggage checked from residence to to tiatla y day and evening, | destination. Elegant train service and by the Courtland Beach band were on ofs| Aourisoup employes, ntire train lighted by the principal features to lovers of good | clectricity and heated by steam, with electric music. The unrivaled Philion, who is known [ I8ht In every berth, — Finest dining car | s the greatest living equilibrist, while | Cervice in the west, with meals served “a la t Beb s carte.” The Flyer leaves at 6 p. m. daily Y \ \ Vl‘“ U“r\l | Q street, the 0 Tw fourth and | sys L tand erect upon a hollow wooden globe | gA®: ) S 0€ o © ¥ 4 lRS 1 ‘0 ) B e T T S P T : g the job has been ar |only twenty-elght inches in diameter, rolled | from Un epot. ’ : AFFAIRS AT § [ Forkciort, Mretbntiseonitane iaho pas . it upon a perfectly flat runway only ‘sixteen | CIty ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. ¢ “CUPIDENE" — | rode Hon, Eleaser Wakeley, Hon, 288 ¢ vens leaves for Boston, Ma inches wide from the base of the tower to| S Carrier, city ticket agent. B This g tots R T d ey, ot Lea s ay, to represent Nebraska at the | dome and then across a cable flye Mches e Ay Vil ] 1 1 v d conve: . tion of & famons ¥ h physician, will quickly cure ¥ Fourth of July Celebration Was a Dflclde\]“ Notwithstanding the heavy rain of Wednes. nal convention of the Young Peo- | wide for a d’stance of fifty feet while forty » g | polety of O 3 or. discases of 18, Flich s e day night, the park was In fine condition, | @ w ety of Christian Endeavaor. feet above ground, and backward as well ago union fuccess, The ground was damp, but there was n SE. station Wednesday evening Mrs. William Ku. | a5 forward. He gave three exhibi- ve burg, 6 a. fon, 1t stop mud. “As soon as the crowds got inside | e ioreth ¢ In @ cottage “opposite the | tons to the muliitude, as did the roval 5 . m.; Baltimore, 4:20 p. nessofdisctiarge, Wiel 1n0c e he grounds they scattered, consequently A ot ft her baby in charge of | Moorish troupe of Arabs under the manag; a 5:45 p. m.; Philadelphia 7 BEFORE awo AFTER ¥ ks da_th a little girl and went to a dance at a hall | ment of Sie Hassan Ben Ali. This aggreg New York, 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. T kidne QUSAND PZRSONS IN THE PARADE | smail change In’ the printed program. wae | Sentle | went to a da ahall 1 T ; k, 6it : DENE: atrongth : ONE THOUS | e d el bbb N AR B \”‘\ |uv|~[-“ r‘n’“!l]r[‘" I"l!;x“i the lamp ana | tion of athletes, acrobats, tumblers and gla. famous nnsylvania ited, ninety per cont are tronhie some little time. Many who had marched | of hose company No. 1 preven prompt arrival | iators is the la st and mo perfect organi- B dining, parlor, library, smoking and . CU N K 1\ \f ‘”’;‘” ““"":""“"|"”"”" 00 s ho procession left the gr d any serious | zation of gymnasts ever under one ma tment it and barber shop 1 yreturned if six-boxes dost nog GHbeve I inkthonsy pn ”,,“'“‘ i U’;""'”‘”‘“ for re- | 1oss (o the cottage or cont Both chil- | ment. In additign to the pyrotechnic dis- | typ>writer and market bulleting; iadies’ maid Pi0 8 bos, 1 (U e I3 orERNN ol Hama v reshments @ e younger folks strolled | dren es : it SR nl=hilv ) necfons and courteous attendants, ou’ ca of Addre . 3 L g nfa! down to the lzke. play that concludes the nightly perform- | and JEIQANE: 82 L You can find R +OR SBALE BY GOODMAN DRUG CO. & KUHN & CO., OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Judge Wakeley made a brief but eloquent — ances of Philion on the spiral tower, la: all about the unlimited pleasure by address. udge Wakeley n brief but eloguen A Beverage fo ¢ ight was given a display of fireworks mag- [ Ing Dering, 248 South Clark street, Chi BIVing the history of the orlgin of | Next to pelng NS fop Wh ”lnn night was given y of fi ma T o o Hw.. lmmr ling. he hot sun and the Philion, the spiral tower and the Arabs BOSTON and return, one fare for the D RS ha o 21, ant inhalation of dust quickly parc cont each evening this week and on Sun- | round trip, tickets on sale July o 8. Om: feliver 4 short speech throat and makes the biker long for the | day matinee and evening. VER, COLORADO PRINGS and i T A PSS full of Fourth of July patriotism. | next stop for refreshme Thelwian There will be a double parachnte leap in- | PUEBLO, $16.00 for the round trip, tick 1zen’s y rday, and, stra 3 there wa! cing, games of avolds ice water, well knowing its augurated this evening. Mme. Gribble, who ale July 4 to 8, good for return’ pass. serious accidents or marred the pleas 3 was AL beverag i tabooed W first lady aeronaut, three years till September 1. THREE special excursion | ures of th day. " eir h 1 0 ties, g in a balloon at Courtland ins fr E Denver, Saturday All interest centered In the Young Men's | Nen e tle sat C hy-washy s and makes a parachute leap | July 6 m. and 6:30 . l e fication c ) on balloon, as does also Prof. Le|p. m <" ISLAN ket office, | [ H lth which elaborate notices had been given. A | honey building at Twenty-fifth and N streets | i" 8, sald ie Tyrolean warblers will be at the beach street parade, announced to start from the | does not read th» weather reports. When ”mhh_w luv‘mvr.k 8 no easy problem to a | on Sunday B R Spirit Lake, Sp ha 2 Young Men's Institute hall cn Twenty-{ourth | work on laying the brick foundations was | I'know really i fov.a Lieyele gorly (drink Salvation Army Celebration, Through sloaps Northwestern Line, A well man can do as much street, between and O, drew a large | stopped Wednesday evening a quantity of | Rootbeer, carbonated here are but ”r.'“ The Salvation army caught the spirit of | cOmmencing June ves dally for Spirit crowd. Owing to the unfavorable weather |sand was left in the gutter at the corr pl ow at which it cannot b2 had, and |t th of July, mdding the religlous to 'llfx'.:fli'fl.ffll"(f.fi ':'N”::”::““\‘;;‘*m e gtoeal “,‘.‘.]‘ | - r in the carly morning the Omaha contingent | completely blocking the catch bacin. The | L tell you' I€ braces onie ‘Tikhe. up, seems. to | the patsiotio. sentiment evening the | Betten e o i lnmermeaations & likle | work as two men whe are “unde booked to participate in the parade was a|rains came and big pile of sand turnea | 80 TIEht down to th Y ) bottom of your pedal | gmat f worker. e maha corps, with' the assistance of A R pioe. amoe.. Hitle late, consequently the order to fall tn | 8l Of the water into the excavation. Thurs. | WOrk It i oling and ‘refreshing, | Gouncfl Bluffs corps,: paraded the str was not given until nearly 11 o'clock. w.J BT ke i v S | ST vornk abir Upcpture S | L AT S, e, 2 4 | the weather,” and do it better. A B 9 8 sfying your thirst 1 tell 0l the er water, and-work will have to be | Satisfyir you th norning of the chi McCrann was grand marshal, and was as d for several days in order to let tha | HOthINg like it, and I've sworn off all other | \orid were represented in cost A sisted by the following aldes: Thomas Hoc- | bottom dry o rer: cathanated (4 mide.fromtne fonucny | N3 feveral hours afier o contecration m B box of Ripans Tabules in the office d by the 8 | beer, carbonated, is e from the fa s att . | k tor, Joseph Eggers and Charles O'Hara. Displayed the National Co'ors Hires' Rootbeer extract by the s at 3 o'clock in the afternoon > pro- | 3 P P me formu r ¢ . cession ecircled into the usual form Twenty-two socleties were represented, but | After the sun came out Thursday fore- | Without adulteration of any kind. Besides | ¢ {he Yanis In many Were only purc R A Gl ' ok many midicn v Satger taa uauel on will save hired help, It had been expected that ub | atreet crosaings, the merchants skong Twenty ; making it as popular with whee L e o el a8 sons would turn out in the p R AT A & L A A AR e e | Hontbans 1o ich (iin Biad Bomesmade | es were out of Z 1ng to the rain, there were but 1,000 in line [ [gUFR 404 ot Sl om PP S Rerasintiagads s when Marshal McCrann ve order to | " ir pla i Many b — & oelabratimi ot tie indsnendsncs march, The column swung around the store fronts l| ked very , Others on Ladie ner at Twenty-fourth and streets 8 lowing smal American f aking It you have the started west, Behind the band m ed @ her, the streets mentioned were fai decorated, con ng the fact that no u A e 2 Yo Aty 1 I £ Ripan's Tabules by druggists, or by mail detachment of pclice under ¢ A% SODMCAELIR 00 TAC MIAL B0 or have superflu sh @ d circle formed by the | p if the price (50 cents a box) s sent to The Rie SRist Brenzan, HNext in lne wap | e AR L ais SHA lers baths, before iy RO < itlous fir-crackers 1ld 2 pans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce st., N. Y. Thurston Rifles of Omaha, thirty-five strong ‘ il il v a trip, try our baths. 7 under command of Lieutenant F The Pat the City to S o You'can have Turkish or Russiun, medi- | ed t s was the only | "G, [ S} e ) % \[J[—] o e s winners of the 0 cup wer essed The rain yesterday morning he cated, vapor, electric, aea salt, sulphur, Mer. i pre B o d — in white duck dress blouse, black | mych glush and refuse down N utisl, off rubs and hot milk bath s belts and fatigue caps. Rifles were fre- | ;o cowers were clogged. Street A hm;; first class " - s a8 g R T tht fo of 1 . Its very lamblike and bland | : quently cheered along the line of march. | [ SCRers were Hogged St mls- | Mastage by an educated masseuse. ) b trees on | nhi ) %9 EVERY WOMAM. er organizatjons i the ling were: Phil L = § maatarn: sometimes needs a rall ";,M, l§ S ) _‘\“,_,. of the Republic; | the overflow oft the bottoms and the railroad | ture parlors, 1 i to what It was yesterday. 1= monthly reguiating mediciue Nebraska lodge No. Anclent Order of | tracks, The stoppage of the sewers was | x = - Canlroads Busy with urs onists | Phere Isu't 8o much hurrah DR. PEAL'S United Workmen; S Omaha lodge No. | caused principally by papers thrown int it Bates to Lo 3 I f the 86, Ancient Order of United Workmen; Platt. | reet, wrappings of fireworks pack- | Baltimore & Ohlo Southwestern railwa alned open noon yester R We don't do any hurrah busi v - PENNYROYAL PILLS, o vereln; C: Allema No. 103, caused the city considerable | will, during the G. A. R. encamp ess in ours—except on the 4th Are prompt. safe and certain In result ‘r).a%fln ;‘l";:.‘l""l"“ FIPARIOCOUIE ASRAND No. A4 pen he officlals a large amount of | viile, Ky., sell excursion ticket i . s e (i eais) e oo ot gy opvelky No. 200, Independent Order of For- [ 4F —_ 8 u]u”p 1 f".: i'\‘::n‘ :iull «ln‘uy.,; 5, {ro a8 N | then w uy p and 4 Dodge strsste JoCanne rug Co. J esters; Telge Sokum; Cigarmakers' union; | o Cliy Gosslp. L Louts, to Loulsville at o rate of no L o P SN SRRl g o Rosewood camp No. 27, Woodmen the A. T. Everett has returned f g faedlon 1 a0 itle. Address Mot A i g M 2 u A . World; Knights of the Maccabees; Hibernian | two months' visit with friends at Hast | ASDRouED, - gendral pamenzer ageat, - § the Republic and Woodme . 1 selling Kimball Planos on the EDUCATIONAL. Knights; divisions 1 to 7, Anclent Order of | gSeveral large parties went out to Sarpy | ="' particuis R AT : t 1ot th sume easy terms. . 7 Hiberntans; St. Leo branch, C lc | Mills to picnic. Councilman Jim Bulla e S —— depot DR - o § of America; Carroll council, Young M corted a tally-ho party to Bellevue, Note Change in Time, ight at 7 A. HOSPE, Jr. ain ¥ ILLINOIS “ Institute, Omaha; Columbia council, Youn A sucak thief broke into Markeson Bros.'| Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie railway's | morning made t Artand Music | CONBERVATORY. Men's Institute, South Omaha. saloon on lower N streets Wednesday night | Chicago vestibuled limited leaves at 4:40 p. m. | day and everybody wh nt to Papilli 1513 Douglas. ort -nstriction b all do . Py 1 ments of M. fcal Study, The procession marched to Twemy--luhl.n:d stole a gallon or two of whisky, 200 | Lincoln, Fairbury, Bellevue and points wu'uleI a good time. A A A A vt “Bloeut jou, Langin bjeat #od turied euth, golog as far as The Uulon Pacific earried & car of wheels TR SRR ol Byt ackacivilies il R e Exercises at Syndicato Park Whero Specches, Program Carried Out ln Dotail City Gossip. | Musicand Games Held the Crowd— | | | The 119th anniversary of the nation’s birth was fittingly celebrated by South Omaha cit well as @ e-lebration of the in rheumatis euralg f the country. Devout police any kidney or uterine troub o i f e lead of Sergeant Co cigars and a small QEoupt of cash, A negro | and west at 6:45 p. m