J1ADE A PRETTY MUSS OF IT.
Inconsistencies of tha Ohartor Provisions
Regulating Oity Sanitation !
BIG MONEY FOR THE GARBAGEMASTER.
ttcjiort I'ropnrcd liy tlio Council Com *
milieu Which will Hccominoud
Itaillual KoforniH of ( ho
1'rcHiMit Sjstom.
La t November n special commlUeo of the
council , appointed to Invcitlgato certain al
leged frrugulnritlot in the conduct of the
ofllcu of garbago-mnstcr , nnd consisting of
Councllmon Olson , Mcluarlo , L.owry ,
Shrlver und Dluincr , made the following ro-
part :
* * Wo recommend that the two night
\-nluliiiiPii I'tiKitRod by resolution of tlio city
council n few mouths ago on thu two dumps ,
bo dispensed with , und wo unbuilt a
rcHoliitlnn to that Direct. Thu several
enl Ina MCUM covering tbo sanitary commit *
nloiicr liitvo not , In the opinion
of your ciiuiiulttoo , given iiitlsfactlon and
they liavo boon grossly abused to thndlssiitlH-
fucuon und detriment of the public and wo
submit tlirco dlirurout ordinances , which , In
tltc opinion of your eotiiinllteo , will Klvomuch
cheaper survive. bo a luvcnuo In place of 1111
oxpcii" ! ) In tlio city and nevertheless bo olll-
clout If propurly curried out. to Ueun the city
In a liciiltliy nnd clean condition.
These ordinances relnto to the cleaning of
cos pools , the removal of garbugo nnd dead
animals by contract. They propose also to
wlna out ilio ofllco of sanitary commissioner ,
to sub-divide the city it.to sanitary districts
nnd to clean cess polls under proper restric
tions. This Is aimed at with the hope that
"tho work may bo done satisfactorily and
without compelling citizens to pay tribute to
the sanitary commissioner.
The position of sanitary Inspector or com
missioner Is filled by Mr. Frank Morrlssoy.
JIc was appointed to the place In recognition
of his alleged services to the mayor in the
last city campaign.
Since that time Mr. Morrissey has used his
Ofllco mainly ns n monoy-mnkliig position for
lilmsclf. Every ordinance whlcn the council
has passed rolatlnir to the oflico In the past
few months has been written by himself.
Everyone of these ordinances has
been framed mainly to protect
himself. They have > ? iven him almost
unlimited power to collect Ins own fees.
The garbage man , the vault cleaner , the dead
animal hauler , pay him tribute. They pay it
in advance , too , by means of the purchase of
books of receipts without which they cannot
vork and which cost Wm each. These books
contain twcuty-fivo checks mid each check
Is a permit to haul n load of refuse of some
Kind. When a boon Is exhausted another
must bo procured before the hauler can hope
to deposit u load of refuse , debris or cxcro _
mout at the dump. At the latter place aro"
. two watchmen , paid by the cit > , part of
whoso duty it is to sco that no scavenger de
posits r. load of refuse there who Is unpro
vided with the chock which puts a dollar
Into Mr. Morrissov's pockets.
The Issue of those llttlo books , it might
ho thought , would bo made to ovcry scaven
ger whoso wages enabled him to carry on his
business without offcnso to the public.
Hut such Is not the case. John Nelson , ono
of the oldest vault cleaners In town , has been
roftibod ono of the&o books. As n consequence -
quonco , with four iron wagons especially
Adapted for the business and the necuss iry
teams und Implements , no Is compelled to re
main Idlu. Ho refused to pay exorbitant
tribute to Morrissey. IIo not only can get no
book , but Morrlssoy has enjoined his pay for
the work which Niilson did.
Tim latter was commissioned bv Iho board of
Orclmrd Hill , bU bid boluir tbo lowest , * ! IO
IIo performed tbo work satisfactorily.
Iorrlssoy doinandod his fee of 10. Nelson
thouuht tbo demand oxcosslvo and refused
to pay.
The ordinances of the city at rbo present
time seem to protect Morrlssoy in his ex
tortionate demands. * Ho Is aware of this fact
did in netting his hautboys In readiness to
piake u move all over the sity with an
nlltiRcd "sprliiR-oleaiiiiij-necesitv" ( ! order
which will put thousands into his pocket.
Not contuut , however , with fashioning the
Ordinances to protect him lu his pockot-fillliiK
cliomo , Morrlssoy baa just recovered from.
herculean efforts to amend tbo charter so ns
to place him oven beyond the reach of coun-
cllincn who may desire to save the people
from belnir robbed.
The result was the charter provision
Xvblcb Tin ; Unn published on Sunday last.
It Is likely that no has since discovered that
his attempt at legislation has been n fizzle ,
because ma ofllco is no inoro recognized by
the statutes than it bail been before bo com-
bionccd work.
Ho secured the wiping out of section 30
flnd securing the appointment of a board of
health consisting of the mayor , the city
ghyblcinn , who Is styled "commissioner of
ealth ; " tbo chief of police , "sanitary com
missioners" and two members of the council
who "aro" chairmen
of tbo committees on
Btroots and alloys and sewers , respectively.
No reference Is made to the creation of the
A. - pftlco of "sanitary commissioners , " however ,
Tjoiiher does the charter specify how many of
the same "commissioners" shall bo in the
board. The term , however , was intended
bo In the singular and to refer to Mr. iMor-
rlssey himself , but the charter does not show
.With regard to the committee chairmen , the
f- charter spooks of them as in the present time
put does not refer to the future.
The section contains a number of incon
sistencies In which the duties of the several
Members of the board are pretty badly mixed.
for instance , thocommlsslonor of health ( the
city physician ) "shall * * enforce all laws
cf the state and ordinances Df the city relat
ing to matters of health and sanitation. "
A couple of Hues further down ono finds
the following , Riving practically the same
nuthnrlty to what Is styled Uio "sanitary
Commission , " something which is not created
nd which c.uinot mean any one man ns Mr.
Morrissey had Intended : "Tho 'sanitary com
mission1 under the direction of tbo board of
health shall have tharpo , control nnd supervision -
vision of all sanitary nnd health affairs of
the i-ity , Including the removal of dead ani
mals , the sanitary condition of streets ,
olloys. * * * wells , cisterns , privies , pre
vent the occurrence of nuisances , oto. "
In the next paragraph the In-
ftfinrtintsi nf innnt. inlllr and food
.
. .
Iliu board of hoaltli. but the position which
Mr. Morrlssoy holds , presumably that of
nnltnry commlsslonor , Is nincnnblo to no
authority.
The board of health , In the next para
graph. Is allowed to malco rules nnd regula
tions ' 'for tlio conduct of tlio affairs nnd
of the notion of the commissioner
of health , " but nowhcro Is It
show \vhoro It may make rules for Mr. Mor-
rissoy's position.
The board may nlso "from tlmo to time , na
required by the council n.sutno . control and
direction of tbo Knruago nnd plumblnginspoc-
tloti , poimdinastor1 but It may not control
the position of Mr. Morrissuy.
1 hero is still n inoro serious dofcctnnd that
Is found lu the following :
"In casoof the absoiico. disability or In
ability to net of the commissioner of health
( the city physician ) , the mayor may nnd Is
fioroby authorized nnd empowered to deslp-
tiatn anil appoint some other member or urn-
plovo thereof to temporarily perform the
duties of said commissioner , nnd said
npi olntco shall hnvo and cxorclso the same
powers nnd authority us said commissioner
durlni- the period for which ho Is appointed. "
This moans simply that the chief of the
police or Mr. Morrlssoy or UicK Hurdlsh or
Councilman Bluinor or their successors , may
bo cnlled upon to perform the duties of
city physician I
H will bo soon that Mr. Morrlssoy'a attempt
to entrench himself behind the charter has
not boon it success.
The coundlmen who favor the ordinances
which nro calculated to reform the oflleo of
( military commlsslonor nro prepared to show
that the people nro paying a great deal too
much both ns taxpayers and directly from
their pockets for tbo worlc which ho Is al
leged to superintend.
They will also show how some of the work
expense to the city may bo a source of revenue -
nuo to It. _
( 'csslor'sAIagloIIcadacho Wafers. Cures alt
Lcaduchcs in M uilnutos. At all druggists
Jury 1'or Jwyor.
" Tlio lawyers consumed the entire day yesterday -
torday lu selecting the Jurors who nro to hoar
the testimony In the case of the atato against
Jot ) Dvvyor , who is on trial in Judge Kstollo's
Aourt , charged with having murilorcd John
onnors. At < o'clock twelve mon wore
swore In , and In charge of a bailiff , they
visited the Eleventh street chop house , the
scene of the murder ,
Dwyer accompanied the Jurj'i but took llt
tlo or no Interest In the examination. The
taking of testimony will begin this morning.
Dr. BIrnov euros catarrh. Bco bld'j ; .
ON.
Sun ( lay Rclinol Workers Spurred For
ward to Mltflitlor DcnilH.
The second session of the United Prosby *
torian church Sunday school convention con
vened at 10 a. in. yesterday In the Park Ave *
nuo church.
The first half hour was devoted to devo
tional exorcises led by Kcv. J. C. Lynu of
Ivenrnoy.
Then for two hours the quostlon
box becimo the subject of in
terest. A largo number of questions
wore found In the box nnd they were nil
practical questions pertaining to the work
of the Sunday school. They were discussed
ono at n tlmo'nnd were quite satisfactorily
nnaworcd. Those who took an active part
In discussing nnd answering the contents of
the ( ju"3tlo.i box were ! Kov. J. M. French ,
Dr. Williamson , Ur. Glbbs of the First
Church Umnha , Kov. J. A. Henderson of the
Park Avenue church , Kov. J C. Lynn of
Kearney , Mrs. Hell of Dunbar , Kov. 0. C.
ICylo and wlfo of Majors and several others.
In the opening sermon yesterday afternoon
Kov. J. C. Lynn of Kcnrnoy reviewed hastily
the moral nnd spiritual condition of the people -
plo of this country nt the present day , nnd
then drew from thU a vigorous nnd compre
hensive outline of the duty which rests upon
the church and upon the ministry. Hu
pictured the suhlimo work that the salvation
of Christ has tlono und Is doing for the
human raco. Ho admonished the nrotlircn
present to bo sure they were each perform
ing their part In the great work of saving
souls.
souls.Ask
Ask youMolf this question , " said the
earnest divine , ' 'If everyoody would do Just
what I am doing lu the work of Christianiz
ing the world und saving fallen humanity ,
how much would bo tlono I Would the
church und the Sunday school and the mla
stonury work nnd the charitable work move
grandly forward or would these grand Insti
tutions languish and fail if every other pro
fessing Christian should do Just as 1 am
doing ! "
The speaker advised every member of the
church to bo n worker and do something for
God and humanity.
Afti p Mm .iprmmi trin rptrnlnr ntslnpS3 of
tno presbytery wns tnucn up. KOV , j.j. .
Lynn wns elected moderator to take the place
so nbly filled during the past year by Kov. J.
M. French of this city.
Mr. .1. M. Wustcrllold of South Omaha was
elected secretary. This position has been
very olllciently tilled by Kov. J. A. Henaer-
son of the Pant nvenuo church for nearly
four years and ho was strenuously urged to
attain accept the position but he positively
declined to do so.
The hearing of reports from regular nnd
special committees then took up a couple of
hours. Kncouraging reports from nearly all
parts of the district were received nnd the
ilcld seems to bo In excellent snapo for the
co m I n ff y ea r.
Do not take any chance of being poisoned
or burned to death with liquid steve polish ,
paints or enamels In bottles , The "Kismg
Sun Steve Polish" is snfe , odorless , brilliant ,
the cheapest and best steve polish made , and
the consumer pays for no extensive tin or
glass package with every purchase.
Mucli in Excess of Tlmio of a D.sin-
tnrcstcd K.vncrU
The committee of the board of education
appointed to investigate the charges against
Superintendent Woolioy , hold n closed ses
sion at the board rooms Monday. The com-
mlttco was in session all day and confined its
investigations to the building on Davenport
street , near Thirty-ninth , which cost the
board over 51,000.
Contractor Hart was the principal wit
ness. Ho had been subpoanrcd by the chair
man and was unknown to any of the commit
tee. Ho testified that ho hnd gene out to the
building In company with Messrs. Smyth
and Poppleton of the commltteo nnd had
made n thorough examination of the building
and its surroundings und had prepared de
tailed figures on the construction of that or a
similar building.
In reply to a direct question , ho stated ,
under oath , that ho could duplicate the build
ing , complete , for SI-Co.
Further questioning developed that Mr.
Hart's figures for the lumber were about JO
lower thnn the bill for the same quality nnd
Mpount which had boon paid by the board.
In the opinion of the committee this amount
should bo added to Mr , Hart's ' estimate in
justice to Mr Woolioy.
Mr. Woolioy was represented at the exam
ination by an attorney , nnd every oppor
tunity was given to cross exnmino the wit
ness.
ness.A
A continuance was taken until Wednes
day morning in order to give Mr. Woolioy an
opportunity to produce evidence In his de
fense.
The matter of the Davenport school Is th o
most important under Investigation.although
the principle Involved in the mutter of storm
windows at Lake street is of
considerable importance. Mr. Woolioy
reported In writing to the board that _ the
storm windows hnd been placed in position on
that bulldint : , when ns a matter of fact , the
windows were never put up nt nil.
The matter of shades nt Farnam school
hinges on a quostlon of voracity between Mr.
Martin , chairman of the commltteo of the
board on building nnd property , nnd Superin
tendent Woolioy , nnd Mr. Martin will bo
summoned to appear before the committee.
Woolioy claims that ho did not push the
changing of the bhades because Mr. Martin
told him to wait.
For years the editor of the Burlington
Junction , ( Mo. ) Post , has boon subject to
cramp colic or fits of indigestion , which pros
trated him f6r several Uours nnd unfitted him
for business two or three days. For the past
year ho has been using Chamberlain's colic ,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy whenever oc
casion required , and It has invariably given
him prompt relief. > and CO cent-bottles for
sale by druggists.
MAY HAVE I1KKN HUNGRY.
Klvo Mou Attempt to Hiirglarizo a
Meat Market.
An attempt was made Sunday nightto
burglarize the market of Hugh & MIchel at
Twenty-fourth and IJlnnoy streets. Ono of
the proprietors , who lives in the rear of tbo
market , was awakened shortly after mid
night , and on making an investigation dis
covered a man in the net of pushing another
through the transom over the front door.
The marauders saw him at the same tlmo
and Hod precipitately.
There were live mon In the party nnd they
evidently intended to tnko everything worth
currying away. Dr. Mary Strong , who rf-
sldes across the street , also saw them , but
was unable to give a very close description
of any of them. The police have no clue to
the would-be burglars.
They Got It ol'toiirHO.
Jltnt oh Jlml I say , Jim ! Youn comln' ,
mam ; what's cr matter ! Why baby has got
the colic ; run down to drug store nnd get , a
bottle of Hallcr's pain paralyzer ; quick , now.
Ho Struck n Woman.
M. C. Swcener
, a stationary engineer , wns
lined f35 and costs yesterday afternoon by
Judge Hclsloy for striking and knocking
down Miss Kosa Cohen , who resides at 1421
Howard street. Judge Hclsloy scored
Swccncr roundly when ho made his decision.
The Judge said that no mutter what the
provocation was , n man was a brute who
would strlko a woman.
lu 18Sy Swoenor camn to Omaha and ob
tained employment of Mr. Frank Karago ns
engineer of tno Kamgo building. It hap
pened that Swoenor-was not a competent
man to have In charge of the elevator nnd
steam heating apparatus , and consequently
after three months' service , during which
tlmo ho was a terror to the inmates of the
building , ho was discharged.
"After a varied exporlcneo with many so-
called cathartic remedies , I am. convinced
that Ayor's pills give the most satisfactony
results. I rely exclusively on these pills for
tbo euro of liver and stomach complaints. "
John 13. Uoll , Sr. , Ablloua Tax.
HOW IT HURT SOUTH OMAHA ,
Inwarduesa of the Through Shipment as Ap
plied to Local Stock ,
FORTY PER CENT AGAINST THE PACKERS ,
Dressed Products Discriminated
Af-alnqt Through Dishonest fllanlp-
Hint Ion of Hates from FJXV-
orccl Points A. Now l > oal.
"If you paper representatives are afraid to
speak out In matters of public concern anil
tell the whole truth , " snld a rcprosonttitlvo
nnd well Informed citizen thoroughly farall-
Inr with tlio stock nnd stockyards business ,
"I wish you would quote mo through Tun
BEE on tbo present rullroad racket. There
is n whole lot of sentimentality , virtuous In-
dlcnatlon , deception and hypo U'lsy Just now
boiling over.VhiIo Tin : BEK has told much ,
and considerable of the truth , yet much of
greatest Interest to stock raisers and ship-
tiers , commission men , the stockyards ofll-
cluls , ana mora than alt else , to the packing
plants , has boon omitted.
"Now I for ono bellovo that the natural
surroundings are such that thu South Omaha
market only wants a fair and even chance ,
frco from nil Impediments , advantages and
disadvantages , to become the second stock
mart of America. I say , thnn , give us a fair
deal , and tlio results will bo all wo can expect -
pect yes , all wo want.
"As suggested In TUB Bnr , In Its first ar
ticle exposing ttio questionable doings In
freight shipments and freight charges , there
Is a deal of crooked work and injurious
manipulations going on at this point , that Is
inoro detrimental to the Interests of
the stockyards andi packing companies ,
as well as stock ralsars and ship
pers thnn all the open abuses or causes for
complaint combined. In this matter I wish
It distinctly understood , nnd I want you to so
emphatically state it that no ono can misun
derstand or misconstrue It , that I cast nojro-
llcction on the management of the stockyards
ur railroads in fact 1 am confidant that they
are oitlior Ignorant or hulploss victims.
"Ono only of the abuses sugirestod may bo
repeated atut followed out in Ita various rural *
llcations to civo UVCTV reader , as well as
uvui v uusiiius ; * miuLt. : i uu
. < ouutii i iuuun , i/u
understand tlio cancerous growth gnawing at
the vitals of the business here.
"Lot mo illustrate : Suppose I am a largo
buyer for an eastern house and you nro a
local railroad representative. If I bought ! IOO
cattle or llftcon car loads n day , and you
would keep mo Informed of all favored ship
ments , so that my local cattle would get the
benefit of the through rates from favored
points T , or you and I , nt a very small cost to
my custom house , could make more money
out of the transaction than the railroad com
panies hauling the stock or the farmer who
raised it , and this largely , too , at the ex
pense , or at least to the disadvantage of
South Omaha.
"The transaction would bo simply carried
out in this way , under former practices , with
out danger or detection : You would whisper-
in my ear that you had bills of lading for ten
cars of through stock bought and slaughtered
bore , from n favored point , which point would
would bo only 14 cents , while tUo local r.Uu is 22
cents. I then go on the local market and buy
stock from n near or less favored point and
load the stock in place of the other stock
shipped and slaughtered hero and ship it
cast. 1 could afford to give you a check for
Sl.llflO nr nvrm * .YOX ( ) ovnrv vonr or ovou of-
tonov ana cnnrgo it up w expense accouni ,
for my eastern house would bo getting
Jreight rates -10 per cent under other ship
pers. This would ho , as it has boon , Just
that -10 per cent against local packing house
products , nnd has almost cut our houses out
of eastern markets.
"This too could have been done , nnd every
inducement has been offered to have it done ,
without the least danger of detection.
Every paper would bo straight ,
every billing in form , ovcry
charge on its face full and correct , and
ovcry freight rate maintained , while , in fact ,
by substituting other stock and shipping
under the through bill of lading , the raihoiuls
hnvo boon defrauded , the stock raisers
ileoced , local packing houses radically cut
out of other markets nnd South Omaha
greatly injured for the benefit of eastern
dealers. Moro than this , the practice per
mitted offers a premium ou dishonest and
dishonorable practices.
"I want this stopped , and as I believe n
full exposure through Tun Bni : will burst It
all up , I stand in the breach. "
Friendly to South Omnhn.
"I wish you would state through THE
BEK , " said Fred C. Mnegley , joint agent for
the Western Freight association , "that there
is no truth in , nor foundation , for the circu
lated reports that the railroads centering
hero have unfriendly feelings towards this
market. These reports doubtless were the
result of misrepresentations made because of
reform methods lately introduced hero.
There is no foundation whatever for
such bollef , but , on tbo contrary ,
the railroads show every consideration
to this point as a Hvo stock market
nnd extend every privilege consistent with
the provisions of law. Wo have simply de
vised means , in co-operation with the
stockyards company , as wo have a right to
expect , nnd even demand , whereby iho
identity of stock may be preserved. No
privileges attending shipments of Hvo stock
through from western points via South
Omaha to Chicago have been withdrawn , nor
oven modified.1'
PAXTON Al'TJjIIMATII.
Captain Carter's Funpr.il I'urso For
tlio Girls.
The funeral of Captain Carter , of No. 2 fire
company , will take place nt 10 a. m. tomor
row from St. I'hllomonn's cathedral. The
firemen , police force , Veteran Firemen's as
sociation and Ancient Order of Hibcrluus
will attend in a body.
The regular boarders of the I'axton hotel
have raised n purse of $17fi.OO for the kitchen
girh who lost their clothing in the tire ot
Sunday night. Mrs. J. D. Dadosman started
tlm i'nio , t. mill li.io tlm wni'tf In / linl'rrn Tt.
is expected mat nt least 'uu mil oo suo-
scribed for the girls.
Oxmnu'N Coiijiij-nl Isolations.
Joe Oxman , whoso escapades have been
chronicled In THE Bin : , returned yesterday
morning from Otis , Kan. , in charge of an olll-
cer and was taken before Justice Hart , who re
leased the defendant's bondsman and Ox man
was committed to Jail.
The story told by the prosecuting witness ,
Mary Jensen , is to the effect that Joseph was
guilty of certain social irregularities that
would shortly culminate in her sorrow and
shame unless ho fulfilled his specious prom
ises to uiako her his wife. All this happened
last July , and she went to him nnd expounded
the Nohraskastatutes as she understood them.
Joe listened patiently and had nothing to
say , but as soon as she had finished ho
hastened away and married Cnrrio Fiala.
When next Mary pressed her claim Joe do-
clurcd that ho was a married man , and ao
As a Rule ,
It Is best not to attempt to
remedy costiveness -
ness by the uio of snllno or drastic
purga
tives. When a cp.thartlc medicine is needed ,
the most 111'jipt and beneficial Is AVer's
Tills , iw effect is to re-tore the regular
action of .he towels
, without \\cnkenlni ;
them ,
llcing sugar-coated , these Tills ictuln
their medicinal virtues fer a long time , and
are easy to take ,
" I can recommend Ayer's nils above all
others , having long
pioved their value ns a
c.itluirtlc forinyjelf and family. " J.T. Hess ,
Lclthsvlllc , la.
" In 1808 , hy tlio advice of a friend , I began
tiio use of Ayer's rills as a remedy for bit *
lousncs- , constipation , high fevers , and
colds. They serrctt mo better than any
thing I had proi lously tried , and I have used
them In attacks of that suit cm- since . "
II. W. HeMli , Judsonla , Ark.
Ayer's Pills ,
rnnriniD nr
DB. J. O. AYEE < fc CO. , Lowell , Maaa.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines.
cording to the laws of the land It would bo
Impossible for him 16 think of taking unto
himself another wlfo , neither could ho pro
vide her with a satisfactory amount of cash ,
as fortune had not smiled very broadly upon
him. Thus It happened that hgal proceed *
ings were instituted , and now Mr. Oxman
doesn't ' know Just wUcrp ho stand * so far as
his conjugal relationship Is concerned.
Queen of tlio Mny.
Say ma , the girls sny If my face want so
speckled up with plraplcs , they'd make mo
"Queen of the May1.1' ' What shall I dot
Why , pet a bottle of Hdllor's sarsaparllla nnd
burdock , of course ; It's the most wonderful
blood purlllor of the age.
Jlo > v Old 'Aro Yon ?
Persons eighty years old or over , who hnvo
resided In Omaha for some time , are respect
fully requested to correspond with the under
signed. Kcsldonco should bo stated , Sub
jects of mutual Interest will bo discussed nnd
n society of genial spirits may bo organized.
Addicss H. J. U. , Koom COO , DCD building ,
city.
Tlio Itcnl Kstato IjxcnatiRC.
At the session of the real estate exchange
t was announced that hereafter the morning
call of listings nnd sales would bo made
promptly at 11:110 : o'clock and nil reports
must bo lu by that tlmo in order to bo pub
lished.
Mr. C. C. Ooorgo , on bohnlf of the East
Omahaland company , announced that on the
llrst pleasant day on which there was a ses
sion of the exchange , the East Omaha com
pany would provide conveyances and take
the members of the exchange and representa
tives of the press on n trip to East Omaha
and show thorn the remarkable developments
of that suburb , the slto for the now brldgo
over the Missouri nnd other points of in
terest. A banquet will nlso bo provided in
East Omaha by the syndicate and a general
good time provided.
It wns nlso announced that Captain E. B.
Marks , who has been in the city some time
representing the Arkansaw Traveler , had
secured a page of advertisements booming
Omaha ntid would proceed to boom the city.
Mr. Ooorgo Hicks Is delegated to provide
a lunch for the exchange next Saturday
morning.
DoWitts Llttlo early Kisora : only pill to
euro sick headache and regulate the bjival
Olll omcei" ) UcKlocteil.
The annual mooting of the stockholders of
the Gorman savings bank was hold yesterday
afternoon nt the bank , corner of Tirtoonth
nnd Douglas streets. The statement of the
cashier for the ten months during which the
bank has been In operation showed profits
amounting to $17,019.02. The showing was
a highly satisfactory ono to the stockholders.
The election of dirce'tors resulted In the
choalng of the old directors and they nt once
ro-clectcd the old oniccra , tlio ofllcors nnd
directors being as follows : Frederick Mot ; ; ,
president ; C. .T. K&rbach , vice president ;
Henry Uolln , managing director ; L. D.
Fowler , cashier ; Frederick Krug , Ueorgo
Hoimrod nnd Henry Meyer.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for child
ren teething , rests thu child and comforts
the mother , -o cents h uottlo.
She Whipped Her Illv.il.
Mrs. Minnie Cross filed a complaint In po
lice court late yesterday afternoon charging
n Mrs. Trout of North Twentieth street with
nssnultnnd battorv.
Mrs. Trout. It Is claimed , Is Jealous of Mrs.
Cross , who , If the allegation is true , is alto
gether too friendly with the husband of Mrs.
Trout. i
The women met on North Twentieth street
yesterday afternoon , and after n war of words
proceeded to pull hair ! nnd light it out in the
regulation female fashion. The case will bo
cnlled In the police court this morning.
. . . . „
The delicious fragrance , refreshing coolness
and boft boanty imparted to the skin by I'oz-
zoni's Powder , commends it to all ladies.
Dentil of n Vet.
W. K , Elliott , an old soldier , who has been
confined in the insane ward at the poor farm
,
died yesterday.
JtKATHS.
Nnlicrt of flrt linn or ( MI wirier thtx head , fifty
conlne < ich ailitillnnal line ten cent * .
STATUMJ-Kdward."at ' 1 p. m. , April 13. asod
'M years. Kuneral 1 p. m , April lf , from rosl-
donco of his bioihor. 1GOP Chicago street. In
terment at Koroat Lawn.
PIUOK Nora , nt family residence. 1514 North
Twentieth street , uxo 2 vc.irs and 1 month ,
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at : i p. in.
Interment
at Holy fcepulcliro cemetery.
A Scroflilous Boy
Running1 Sores Covered His Body
and Head. Bones Affeotod. Cured
by Cutlcura Bamodios.
\Vlien-lv months old Iho lufthnnd of
our llttlo
( 'rnnilcldld licRiui to nwell , nnd luul
ancoof nlareu boll. Wo i > oultlca ovcry nppcmr-
< l It. lint nil to no
I'Urposo. ' About Hvo month *
utter
, It bucniuo a run-
nlns soro. Boon otlior sores
funned , lit ) then hnd two of
them on each hum ! , ami , as Ids
blood bocniuo moro nnd more
Impure , It took less llmo for
them to break out , Aero
cnmoon the chin , benentli the
under Up , which win very of-
fiTialvo. Ills head Hits ono
solid srah , dlochnrKliig n Rrcat
itcnl. This wns hH condition nt
ttronty-tno months ohl , nhon I
unilorlookthocnruof him , Id * mother luiTlnk'dlid
when ho n lltilo moro thnn 11 ycnr old , nt con-
umptlonpnifiiln. ( . of eourjiHo ) rould wnlk n lit
tle. but could not it-it up If hofcll down , mid could
not moru when In bed , Imvlnu no usoof hiImmlx. . I
Imniedhdclr commoner ! with the CCTICt'HA ' ItFM-
KlilKS , usliiu nil fri't'ly , Ono sere nttfr nnothor
liealc'd , n Imny mnttrrforniliiKln cnch ono of thcio
flvfldocponon Jiixt before hoallnK , which would mi
ldly grow lee u und ncrutukcn out : tlii'ii they would
liralnmldlv. Ono of Ih0"0 uzly bnna formntloni I
downs eoinplctely cured , anil Is now , al t'uu UKU of
six rear * , -irons nnd healthy child.
stits. n. s. nitiRcs ,
. . G12 13. Cnrt. ! . , llloouilnvtun , 111.
Mn.yD. IMS.
My Rrnnitson remains pcrfectlv woll. N'oIKRS of
scrofula and no gores. MRS. K. S. IlltlCRS ,
Kub. 7 , W. J. lllDuinliiiitoii , 111.
Cuticura Resolvent
The now lllood I'urlllcr. inlarnnlly ( to clo.in-otlio
blued if ) all Inipurltlus find polsonoua
clcinont * ) , und
tlms remove tlm cniiso ) , and Ci'Tiri'iiA , the
( kin Cure , nnd ' ' ' uroat
Ct'TK'L'itA hAi' ( | . un cxnulsllo bkln
IluiiutltliT , externally ( toi'leir Hiekin nnil acntpmid
resturo tno Inilri. euro every dlroaso nnd liunior of
the skin and liloud , irom tiliiiulm to icrof ulii.
Bold every where. rrtcctJt > Tici'ii.\.liOri SOAr , S
IIKMOI.VB.VT , II 1'repartvJ .hy I'OTTEII JlHUd
A
OH MICA I. fnlil'oiiATlox , IIUHtun.
fj fconil for ' 'Jlow . 16 euro Jllood Olienacs , "
. . .
DADV'9 ' Skin and Sralppurlfled nnil lioniilinedby
DHDI 0 " ' ' " * '
CUTicinixtfoAi' . Abnolutoly puro.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
CimciTIIA *
ANTI
PAIN' 1'l.ANTEii rollover rhnumntlo Sci
atic , hip , kidney' che't , and muscular pulna
and weaknesses , Prlco 25c.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.n
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
iilUB remedy for all Ihi
unnatural dlwtmrge * and
private dlsvuses ot men. A
certain curn ( or tlie ilchlll-
tntlnif weakntu jiacullar
to womro.
Vrdoolrby I piescrllKlIt nnrt foolsata
iTHtEvMttCHtmcuCo
In rernmmendlDi ; It to
l * uir rora.
. ,
Nolit liy
I'UICK 81. OO.
Winslow Wilkes ,
Tha fastast 4-yoar-old pacing stallion In th
World ,
IlM-ord 2:111-3 : , nt rxixlnt'ton , Kr. , Sd lionl.br Black
Wllkua , dnm br Ahuunt XI. will make tlio-oainn nf
wltli 1K > I at usualroliru ItiOl Vlnton troot , Umatio , Nou. blABoM 100
COLLOI'V.
! Don't ' Overlook
O ur new arrivals in
Sack
and Frock Suits '
; they're handsomer this
spring than ever. Prices , $7.50 , $10.00 , $12.50 , and $15.00
Co. New suit spring shades , dark and medium colors. You can tell a B. K. &
" ' as far as you can see it , by its perfect fit and neat appearance.
"It's Economy to buy 'Em , " '
they're made
right , and never lose their
shape. $7.50 , $10.00 , $12.50 and $15.00 , places them within easy
reach , try one I
In Spring Overcoats , our assortment is extra large , you can select
shade you want at $10.00 , $12,50 , $15.00 and $18.0O , and if you want any
something par excellent , and don't
want to the '
Tailor's
' pay
'We've got 'Emat $15 , $18 , $2O , 25 , and $30. price ,
There's never a mistake
made
by buying garments well
' put together ,
and there's a world of comfort in wearing them.
Beautiful line of Children's Suits , always on hand
, handsome
$2.50 , $3 , $3.50 , $4 and $5. They're very tasty and when seen styles on the ,
street everybody knows they're from
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
S. W. Cor. 15th and
. . . Douglas Streets !
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
'VETERINARYSPECIFIGS '
For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs , J
ANt ) POULTRY.
000 Pane IlooUnn Treatment of Animals
CCTES < Fov-rKnnKcsllonN.Iiiflnninititlon
A. A.I Spinal jUi-iiiiiitlllN , 3111k Kover.
JI.II---iriilii LnniuneNH. KliL'iiimHlMin.
r.C.-.niHteinppr , > 11 ul nl-clmracs.
I ) . II. HotH or Grub * , VVoruiH.
K.K.--'oiiiliHi ! Ilrnvox , I'licumotiiru
V.K. Colic or GrlpCH. Ilullyucbo.
; . ( ; . --IHlHcarrliw. llurnorrlmuvH.
II. II. Urlnnry iinu Kidney IMfriiHCg.
-.Eruptive lIlsciiHCH , iUiinitc.
j.K.--Ji eiiHL'H of Digestion , Paralysis.
Single Botllo ( over BO doses ) . - - .60
Stable Onset wllli . BjiocUlM , Manual , .
Veterinary Cure Oil nnd Modlcator , B7.0O
JnrYolerinury Cure Oil , - - 1.00
Sold by DrnezUt- ; Sent Prepaid onrwhero
and In any quantity ou Receipt of Price.
HtJMPHHBTS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Corner William and John Sts. , Now York.
HOMEOPATHIC
* ' ' .ijHOMEOPATHIC
fy-f / .ij
ISPECIFIC NO.I
In nso 30 years. The only encces-fnl remedy for
Nervous Debility , vital Weakness ,
nd Prostration , from over-work or other cause * .
91 per rial , or G rials and large rial powder , for $3.
SOLD UT JlRDooisTS. or sent poxttiald ou receipt
orprlco.-HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Oar. William and John Sts. , IT. Y.
, Have you a Pittsburgh ,
Rochester , Duplex , or a'Stu-
dent Lamp ?
Do they work satisfactorily ?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break ? Yougetlhewrongsort !
The RIGHT one's are the
"PEAUL GLASS , " made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co. , Pitts
burgh , makers of the cele
brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim
ney,5 which have given univer-
cnrlcfbr-rmn. *
4
4
C t&rrh
In a very horl
timt ;
0
Hsy Fever
0
from three to fiv
0Q days ;
4
iVottcc.
Poalcd proposals will bo recnlvcd by tlio
Stiitu 1'rlntliii Hoard , ut
; the olllco nf hucro-
taiyofstatu , at any I line before 'I'liosiluy ,
April -I , IMM. ut - | i. in. , for printing imd Ijlnd-
lii ! ? "tlno foiling itni'li nf thn sntmtn mid hniihn
Ic'JI. HuniUu und liousu journul.s to bo printed
on book pupur , two poundH par qulro , super
royul nctuvo form , sninll pica typo , elx-to
pica londii butwuon tlio
lines , without tinnce-
csiiiry liliinUs , biokun liuuos or puriisruph1 * .
lilankH butncon procceulnKs of onch day , und
hut\U'Cii dlirurunt su.sslons of thu siuno
day. not to oxvood four pica llni's , IIIIKOS to ho
siunoslzoas journals of ISS-'I
slienp. - , binding half
Hussion laws to bo printed on two pound
book paper , small pica typo , paces to bo sumo
Mro and form > thu laws ot INS.I with iniir-
glnal nolus and Inilov , hound In full sheep.
I'ropoiaH lll aNi ) ho rucplvcd at the name
tlino and place for printing tlio Hiiiirumo court
rojiorts and court vulundors and for fiirnNli-
ItiK nil hlanKs , hlatiK books anil olrciulars , In-
cliidliiKrovonuublnnk miuirod by tlio olll-
cors of the oxeuiitlvo dupnrtiiicnt of tbo
state for a period of two years from tlato of
contract.
Hampli's and estimates of ltln < ls nnd
rjuan-
tltly of supplies to bo furnished can bo
seen
ut tlio olllco of Micit'taryof state.
Proposals must , htato for what prlco tlio
blddur will finnl.sli all books In thin cla.ss pur
paio and for all blanks and circulars per
hundred.
Kach proposal must bo accompanied by n
bond In the Mini of W.OOO with two or moro
Burltlos conditional , that the bidder , will. In
easeof nwnrd. within IIv < > days after notice
enter Into contract to do the work.
13UI.H 10 bo marked " 1'roposals for Public
Printing , " cixrosocrotnry of state.
( lalloy and nuge pioof for laws and journals
must hu fin nlslicd the Soerotuiy of Stuto , und
nil work to bedellvetod In good older froii of
cost nt the olllco of the Secretary of l-Uutu
within ninety days from the riato of contract.
Hlght to reject any or nil bids reserved.
ja . K. Hu.i. , State Tii'usuror. ) Htnto
jj H. HE.NTON , Auditor of 1 . A. , M-rliillng
JOHN 0. ALLKX , Secretary of ytato. ) Hoard ,
up'Jd lot m
GONSUL/TS
322 S. 15th Street ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Ho euros till stubborn lonfflnndliix dli-
cases of the blood und iiurvuiin HVhloni , ulso
catarrh , all Ktoniacli , liver and Kldnny ( Us-
cusos , pilennd ull rci'lul Uoiihlt'x , old sorex
ulcorx und ubucimcs , syphilitic ulTiotlona ,
gcnllo-uilntiry troubles , und nil dlsoidt'rt ) o
u private nature. Also ull dUcnsos of wo
men. Uallfororaeud stamp for valuable book
The Original and Genuine
( WORCESTERSHIRE )
Imparts tlio most delicious tflfcto and zoat
EXTRACT SOUI'S
ofaLUTTKUfrom
. C.UAVIK-S ,
TLKMAN nt Mod.
rns , to hi- brother FISH ,
nt WOUCESTEn ,
May. 185L HOT * COLO
"Tell
TJA fc
that their Hauco Is
highly ctocmod In
India , and Ila my
opinion , tlio most
palatable , as well
ta the iiiont wliolo- UAUUJITS ,
oine aucu Uiat Is
taado. "
Beware of Imitations ;
eee that you get Lea & Perrins' '
Blgtiature on every bottle of OrlKinnl & Ocnutno.
JOHN DDNCAN'S HONSi NKU' YOItK.
13KOI'OSAIS FOR INDIAN SUl'PLIKS AND
JTranspoitiitlon Dopartniont of thu Inte
rior , Olllco of Indian Alt'alrs. WnshlnRlon ,
April 4,16U1. Soulod proposals , Indorsed "I'ro-
po > iils : for Uoef , ( bids for beef must bo submit
ted In separate envelopes ) , bacon , Hour , oloth-
Injji or transportation '
, ottV'Ins the easoumy
bo ) and directed to tliGCoimnlsslonurof Indian
Alfulrs , Nos. . " > nnd 07 Wooster street , Now
York , will ho received until I p. in. of Tuesday ,
Muv5 , 1801 , for
fnrnlshliiR for thu Indian scr-
vleo about tMO.OOO pounds bacon , ; t4,000.000
pounds boi-f .111 the hoof , lnu,000 pounds not
jecf. IUM.OOO pounds boaiis , 81,000pounds unking
powder.MUO.OOO pounds corn , rr > 0,000 puuiulH
. olTee.10,0.0,001) ) pou nds Hour. 110.X,0 ( pounds feed
UOOOpounds hard bread.40,000pounds lioinlny.
10.009 pounds lard , GOO Darrols mobs pork , V. > .000
pounds oatmeal , bOO.OOO pounds oats 110,000
) oundsrlce , liJ.OOO pounds tea , 117.000 pounds
coarse salt. IM.onj pounds line Milt , : iOO,000
ixmndssoup , 1,100,000 pouu < ls .sn ur , nnd 4ia-
) OJ pounds wheat. Also , blankets , woolen and
17KX ( ) yards ; Mumhml oallco , 100,000 yartlsi
drilling , 2v',000 yards ; duck , free from all sU-
ItiB , 1.000 yards : dcnlins , 20,000 yaids ; ( zinc-
liani , U30,0uo ynrds : Kentucky Joans. 14,000
vardsj cheviot , JH.OOO yards ; brown shcotliiB
ZiO.OlX ) ynrds : bleached sheotluK , 4.\XJO ( yards ;
hickory shirting , lr > .ooo yards ; calico HhlrtlnK ,
8.000 yu.ds ; vrlusny , 4,000 ynidn ) ; clolliliiK , Rro-
corlos. notions , hiinhvaio , modlcal sup piles
school books , etc. , and a long list of nibccllu-
neous articles. uch us harness , ploWH , rakos.
forks , etc. . and for about 575 wacons runulrod
for the service , to bo delivered at I'lilcaRO ,
Kansas Ulty , and HIoiix City. AI.so , for Much
wastons as may ) > o required , adapted
tothu rllniato of the Pacific coast , with Cal
ifornia linikes , delivered at San I'ranclsco.
Also , transportation forsiiebof Iho articles ,
Koods anil supplies that may not bo contract
ed for to bo delivered nt the AKcnclos.
J1ID8 MUST HE MAUK OUT ON OOVKHNMKJ.T
jii.ANKS. Schedules showing the kinds and
nuantltlcs of btib-d.stencu .supplies loqiilrod
far each Agency and School , and the. kinds
and ijutnitltlc ! , In Krohs. of all othnrRoodH , und
articles , together with blank proposals , con
ditions to hu obsorvcd by hlddors , tlmo und
place of delivery , terms of contract , und pay
ment , transportation routes , and all othur
nccossiiry Instructions will lie furnished upon
application to the Indian Ofllco In Washing
ton , or AVi. fij mill 117 H'lioitrr ktcrtt , A'tui l"or/f. /
The " Commissaries of SulMlsteiico , U. H. A. at
( "lioyunne. Chlcntio , l.cuvenworth , Omaha ,
Halnt ' l.onls.Salnt Paul.and tiitn l''rnnclscc ' > ; the
I'ostiniistorsat hloux City , Iowa ; YunUton , S ,
Dakota ; Arkansas Ulty. Calduull , Tnpoka ,
nnd Wichita , KansaR , nnd Tucsun , Arl/ona.
The riulit Is reserved by the Kovoriitiioiit to
i eject any and all bids , oriuir P.irt of any bid
and thesu proposals uru invited under proviso
supplies by concuss , lllds will ho opened at
thu hour und day ubovo .stated , and blddors
me Invited to bo piescut nt the opening.
UKIITIPIKII CIIKCKH. All bids iuu t bo accom
panied by eertllled chcoKs or dr.tfts upon
homo United States Depository or the I'lr.st
National Hunk of Sun 1'rnnclsco. O'al. . for ut
least Hvo per cent of thn amount of the
posal. T. .1 , ilUKOAN , CoiumlsBlonur. pro
A-8d.tin
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " the
Vundorful bpnntsh
Itemed/ nolil Hlin
AVrllteniiunrantcu
tocuicallNen'ous Dls-
USECS , fncli 01 Wnik
Memory , ia of Ilraln
1'owrr , llcnilaclic ,
WnktfulncM , l t Jlor-
liooil , NcnousncM , I.i3-
Doforo& After Uso. eltuclo. ull drain * nnd
10E3 Of | KWCT Of tllO
Photographed from life. Ocneratlio OrKans , lu
eltlicr ecz , cnutdl tjy
over-exertion , youthful iDdcfcrctlon * . or the rxcetthc
ute ot tobacco , opium , or ttlmulauu , which ultimately
lead to Innnnlty. Consumption and Insanity , rut up
In conrcnltnt form to carry In the > c t pocket. J'rlco
? 1 a pacUaRc , or for W. Vflth every fi order wo irlt o
awrlttnn Kiiarantna to euro nr refund the
monoy. Bent liy wnd to any addrcw. Circular free.
Mention thlo paper. Aildrcta.
MADRID CHEmCAL CO. , Branch Office for U. S. A.
417 le rt > nrn Stri-t. f'lllCAOO , H.I
1'OK SALi : IN OMAHA. NKU. , Ui"
Knhn & Co. , Cor , 15th & Doiivlan St .
J. A. I'lillor A Co. , Cor. 14th < t DiUfla
A.D. l-'ostcr & Co. . Council liluti * . 1 .
FOR SALE.
Write for Prices nnd Samples.
LIGHTNER & BICKEI.IIAU1T
HOSOOB , S. D.
IttMK KliJII'NKK. .
\\1II I.uwler. Mnmr.'cr. Uor. lllh und I'arnrun
l.o 1'ctlt Freddie , tlio eri'-t child tlmractvr urll-t. A
iilicnonicim
\VKKK UK AI'lllIiIH
\Wml < ) Oil CliiH. u romliilsciifii fiom the sou
The Hpanish Troubudurrf. The Mlliiniisi
in Inst ritli , Cliiirlos Diamond , burp nololst
The ( ilouson Children , SOUK und diinco urtl.stH
The J.oiriuiH , comlo HkoUih artists. Dlxoi
HroH. und uhostof variety tulciil.
HUH dunces ; now faces ,
BOYD'S. TWO NIGI1T3 OKLY
Tuesday nnd Wednesday , April 14 nnd 10.
THE KMINKNT AKTIST3
.
In tlio foIlnnltiR plnjr * -
Tiic-dny uvrnlnir , Mil
'
ton Nobles' Init unil k'ronli'Ml | > lny , called
FROM SIRE TO SON.
All tlio iccnory ii'od In this production li
car-
iloil by the uoinp.iny
Wednesday uvoiiliiit , .Milton Nobles' powerful
drama , called
LOVErAND LAW.
A urec's from ocean to occnn.
DOT slicotn < ) ] ion .Monilay nt regular prlco * .
4- NIGHTS. SATITItDAV
MATINEE.
COMMENCING
, \ xr IITITI i ,
Positively the Inst nppcnranco of the Favor
ite Comedian * .
MONROE AND EJCE ,
In tholr pleasing Comedy ,
Trices as usual. 8alooioim Wednesday.
THE GRAND TONIGHT
AND EVKUY NIGHT TUTS WEEK.
Including Saturday Matlnco ,
DR. E. B. DAVIS'
PSYCHOLOGICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
and Wonderful HUiHtratlnns of
HYPNOTISM.
Popular prices , 15 , 23 and 35 cents , llox offlco
pen at 7 p. m.
TO-MORROW
SEAT SALE OPENS FOR
TO : STATI
MARINE BAND
Authorized by the President of the United
Blairs nl
COLISEUM
WEDNESDAY , APRIL 22.
( , JOHN PHILIP
Conductor of U. S. M. C. ,
MLLE , MRR1E DECCH ,
MarchesPs Greatest Pupil and
Finest Coloratu'ro Soprano
In America.
Tills Is the finest National Band
In the world , sent out from
Washington by the Govern
ment to show its superiority
to the pjoplo and to encour
age the bsst music.
PniCES--nesorved , 7Bc and $1.
Sent sale at Meyer & Dros' .
music store tomorrow morn
ing. Souvenir programme
books mailed froa tc > any ad-
dross.