THE OMAHA DAILY J3ME : SUM DAYIMAt JLBM2--yiAJLJKElN > JL'AUiSS.
SPORTS OF WASISG SPRING
Pounding Into the Horns fctrjtch of the
First Base Ball Division.
THE SONG OF THE FESTIVE WHEELMAN
Tlio TcnnU Clubs llo'bf llMil Daly anil
Ucmpsry Mntchril Squlh * for Jlio
Shooters I'lscalorial Kxctirslon *
nil General Local Clint ,
Oar avuncular relative tnlaht win a few
rnoro games than has yet crowned hla efforts
b ; exorcising n llttlo bettor judgment xvltb
bis twirling tnlont Had Vlckory boon ro-
llovcil by Darby or Handlboo in tbo ( zarne
last Monday , \vbonho began to show signs
of flagging , the result would undoubtedly
have boon different. Up to the eighth Inning
tbo Hustlers had thorn two to ono. Up to
the sixth Vlck had pllcbnil a formidable
pnmo , allowing tbo big fellows from Fort
Wayne but throe bits , but In the seventh ho
slipped a cog , and tboy met hi in for three
rnoro , 1'orfect lidding , however , prevented
thorn from scoring. Hero's \vberc bo should
have been relieved. But no , Uncle said be
vn frnivt nnnncth fnr lilm nnrl thnf vnwhfit. .
Captain Alvurd remarked after the game was
over. In the eighth they jumped onto the
Holly Point man for eight straight bits and
AS many runs. Then Uncle wished be bad
made iho shift. Tbe same thing happened
up in Minneapolis Thursday. Darby pitched
marvelous ball uo to tbo last innlnr , when
tbo Bcoru uus n tie , but in Ibis Inning Iho
Millers pounded the waddln' out of him ,
seven bits aud seven runs being the oxtcut
of the cataclysm. Yes , Uncle , whou ono of
your bright young children shows signs ot
weakening at any stage of the game , hero-
niter , lift him quietly out , nnd see what one
of the other novs can do. The crowd always
applauds a lilt of managerial hearlworlr , and
I know you are capable of \vbnlo lot of IU
TinUrrntoU Pull of All.
Everything U now in roaJInon for the
match the Omaha
great tug-of-war between
Swedes and th ? South Omaha .Clormans ,
nhlch will bo pa Hod ut Expailtion hall next
Sunday night , Juno 5.
Tbo match is for 1,033 a side , S10D of
whichtbo forfeit postodis held by Tan Ben ,
while tno balance bas boon dopoilt.'d with
tbe Gorman's Savings bunk , i as the follow
ing will show :
OMAHA , May 21. Received of the Omaha
Swedish tug-of-war team , und tbo South
Omaha Gorman lug-of-war loam , Iho aura ot
nine hundred dollars ( fUOD.UJ ) being the
stake money to go to the winning loam at
thu contest to bo held at the Exnosition hall
in Omubu on the evening of June 0 , lS'J-.to
bo paid on decision of referee.
UEUVAX SAVINGS B.\SK ,
By L. D. Fowler , cashier.
Both teams are practicing almost Inces
santly and on tbo eight of the match will DO
found flt to pull for their lives , and that the
Blrugglo will bo a tremendous ono there isn't
a possible doubt. While both teams are
worked up to fever heat , and are intensely
interested in tbe match , ns much for the
f glory of demonstrating tholr superiority as
they are in Ice nice bundle of money that
goes to tbo winners , it must not bo inferred
! that they are enemies , for they are not. The
captains and their mun are on'lho friendliest
of terms , and exceedingly anxious to got the
great match , off without bickennc or
wrauglo. The articles of agreement are a
* Etringcnt document and all the minor details
have been harmoniously agreed upon. The
referee has received his instructions , and Iho
prospects are good for the most thrill
ing athletic event over witnessed
In Omaha. Tbo hall will undoubtedly
bo packed with tbe friends and
admirers of the opposing teatnj , and those
desiring to see a genuine battle of tbo giants
should not fail to bo on hand , nnd bo on band
early. Arthur Motz is Ihe ilnal stakeholder
and S. U. V. Orisuold roforeo.
Cnllfornla Ueinpioy Kmllvlvus.
Danny Daly , Omaha's indomitable fcather-
treigbt , bas at last got a match on bis hands ,
nnd patrons of tbo ring can count on a balr-
nurllng event. Ho hai booa matched to
tight "California" Demnsoy , the mug who
made it very interesting for Jimmy Lindsay
once upon a time. Danny , however , was
growing stale , so ho expressed it , in waiting
for a match , uml ho said rather than lot
Dcmpscy got away without , bolng enter
tained bo would have fought him at catch-
wuighls. As it is , Iho California ! ! must
come down to 1-8 and under , and Daly at any
form that -suits him bust. Under thoio con
ditions it mav not bo such an unequal match
as raicht at llrat be supposed. Dumnsev is
rightfully a middleweight , and to get down
to tbe "belt" mentioned must necessarily
impair his strength aud curtail his wind
considerably , and Daly going in nt his best
weight , will surely make a worthy opponent
for him. The tight will be for 75 aud 25 of
the gala , and will * take place at
South Omaha Friday evening , tbo 17th of
June. Dempsey will train at Soutb Omaha
under the mentorship of Al Uoury , while
Ed Hothery nnd Ted Gallagher will look
After Daly at Cut-Off lake.
A Credit to the Gamo.
Billy AlvorJ , the now manager of the Ft.
Wavnos , is not only ono of the moil gentle
manly and exemplary ball players in the pro
fession but ono ot the best. Ho has had an
unbroken career on the professional Sold
since 'S3 , and in that time ban tnada an enviable -
able record. In all that period be has never
been 11 nnd a penuv by thu umpire , never had
any difllculilcs with his follow players , und
bas never been released in tbo playing sea-
eon by any club with which ho was ever con
nected. In IbS'l bo wa > on third base for the
St , Louis Browns , ana in IbSl tbo Fort
Worth , Tex. , learn under his captaincy , woa
tbo Southern Icaguo pennant. In 18U5 bo
was again with tbe St , LouU league team ;
with Bridgeport. Conn. , in 'bfl aud 'S7 ; with
Dos Molnes in 'SS , tbo year they won Iho
Western noun ant. In ISM ) ho was with To
ledo , but in July was sold to Kansas City ,
\vhero ho finished the seasoa. In ' 90 Toledo
bought him bauk , but was .sold to Cleveland
and in turn to Washington where bo played
up to the close of the season of ' 111. This
uoaion bo nignod with the Western and was
assigned to St. Paul and is playing us good
ball today as over lu hU life , aud is good fern
n half dozen yearsto comu.
A Letter I'riini Mnimcvr Alvord.
KANSAS Cur. Mo.May 27. Friend Sandy :
I have just got time for a line or two. Of
course , you are aware by this tlma that tbo
Wanderers have finally found a horns. I re-
solvud a tolu'ram on ray arrival bore from
our now president , Mr. Moyew. instructing
ne to toke charge of evorylbinK. The boys
are all dollcbtod at the idea of going to Fort
"Wuyne none of us preferred Denver It Is
like getting off the earth. Wo go to Toledo
from hero for Sunday und iX'CDrntlon day.
Proltygood starter for Fort Wayoo , oh !
Wo take Mltwuukoo's schedule , to old boy , I
will sooti bo with you. Pleasa mall mo Sun-
duy'a BEI : occa&lonullv. 1ill wtlto you a
lolUjrof details from Fort Wayne , lettlne
you know Jun how the town slands after % vo
ploy Toledo there. 1 alruady know they uro
hungry for the .game. Tell "Spud" that
y nobody's claim has auchorud at latt , and
plfBso Import a cork for Homn's mouth bo-
faro wo return. Good by unu iood lucn.
W. C. Atvoiiu.
The KimiUtur * ' OjH-nliij ; Mutluco.
Tbo Gentlemen's Itoadstcr club is rapidly
rettlnp everything In readiness for tholr in
itial tnatluoa uttxt Saturday afternoon , The
Uir crounds track bos boon put In tbo host
if condition , and with a nlco ilay tbo after-
ic-on's , sport will DO ono of exceptional inter-
tsl. To leud au additional charm to tbo oo-
: aslon tbo flub has ougagod the Musical
Union band for an open ulr concert , a largo
number of invitations have boou sent out ,
and Ibq viotpccis are good for a large crowd
and a uo t enjoyable time. Members of the
club Imvo taken ndvuuugo of tbo late churm-
Ing weather , and the truck every evening
bus resembled a vast Kaleidoscope with IU
huudsorno and froisomo Dyers und whirling
sulkies und road wtivous. Largo crowds
hitvu assembled dwlly to watch tlio ambitious
owners urging their nag * in Uiul dashes , and
tbngrounj * with tbelr velvet swnrd und
waving foliage have intdo a ucaapicturo quo
tn the extreme. Saturday aftornoou will
loubtie.sk foou large croivd lu attendance.
Y. M. C. A. Tuunlt Club.
Dctplto the continuous rains of ttils soring
the tennis club hoi had Its eyes upon the
game nnd has utilized every clear day to pre
pare iu courts on Harney street for this sea
son's sport The grounds nro now In fairly
good condition and the members are begin-
nine to tilay in the evening.
The club hat n mombdrablp of fifty includ
ing many of tbo lovers of tennis In Omaha
and comprising Mr. LS. . Culllngham , tbo
present champion In singles In Nebraska ;
Mr. W. U. Doana , ex-champion of Nebraska ;
Mr. A. P. Gulon , who with Mr. Donno has
hold tbo championship in doubles of Ne
braska for Iho uast several years ; Mr. L. C.
Denlso , tbe champion of Omaha ; Mr. Her
bert M. Uogers , who won the club 'prize in
slnplos last season : Mr. John Brown , Mr.
Carroll Carter , Mr , Ned Stigcr , Mr. Augus
tus F. Konntze , Mr. Howard Clarke and
other good players.
The officers of the tennis club for the pres
ent season are : John Wilson TJuttln. presi
dent ; l rank W. Obcr , treasurer ; Ed C.
Wilbur , secretary.
Tlio Komi * Gnu Club Election.
The annual meeting of the BomU Park
Gun club was bold May 24 and the following
officers elected : M , C. Peters , president ; F.
II , Blake , rtco president ; Stockton Uctb ,
socrelnry nnd treasurer ; Frank Cross , gen
eral manager and superintendent of shoots ,
A Untcli of Toul Tips.
Uncle Dave continues bis good work with
tbo stick. A few more games and bo'11 lead
era nll.R
'x'nramv Poorman , who came ever In the
Mayflower , is xvltb a two-by-four club nt
VVIUiumaport , Pa.
Joe Ardnor has given up his job of catlnc
scenery In Iho Cleveland opera house and U
In Atlanta on second.
Tbo ccnoral consensus of opinion li that
Newell mid Annaur are trotting in too fast
company. Toledo Blade.
Younir Mr. Koefc of the Fort Wnyncs must
mehd bis ways , and speedily lee , or bo will
have to go back on tbo farm.
Jocko Halllgan bas finally been "chased"
by Cincinnati , an event that all good Judges
of ball players know must come.
Buffalo has dropped a couple of players and
served notice on Houtno Kappel ibat he will
hnvo lobruco up or Jump oft the bridge.
Jack Snued says the present Columbus
team U playing ball sclentlncully and ought
to win the first championship hands dowu.
Fitzgerald , tbo second baseman released
by Omaha , hns been signed by HOCDester.
Ho can't bit a houso. Columbus , O. , Jour
nal.
nal.Wilt
Wilt Hart is a valued man nt Brooklyn.
Ha mudo two hits off Jack Silvolts , playing
center field. Ono of his drives was forlbroo
bags. Timcs-Star.
Memphis with a howl for hulp has turned
to Cincinnati for talent. Billy Cllngman bos
gene down lo cover third for iho Bluff City
Browns. Mulford.
Two comes tomorrow. Decoration day ,
morning and evening. The railroads have
mndo ralc.s for the afternoon game and a big
crowd will bo on bund.
Jack Munyan bas been benchpd by Minne
apolis. Ho still has a good job , though , un
loading schooners , only it doesn't pay quite
so well as ball playing.
Crooks' work at third has generally boon
exceptionally bright. Ho U hitting the ball
good and hard , too. Crooks can go in aud
catch if necessary. Star Sayings.
Jack Uowa , ono of the famous "Big Four , "
who has been "on the hog" evur since the
brotherhood died , has been signed to play
second ease for the Bisons. Ren Mulford.
Young Jimmy f'ollopy is ambitious to be n
great third baseman , and bo wilt surely got
there. Uo plays "hard" ball all the time
and lines them across like a shot from a gun.
There Is said to bo some "funny" business
about so many postponed games at Indian
apolis. President Ralph Stout of Omaha has
been asked to Investigate. Columbus , O. ,
Journal.
The members of tbo Omaha team all wear
gold badges presented to them by a jeweler
of Omaha. Philadelphia Press. Billy Law-
Icr , proprietor of tbo greatest show on earth ,
you mean.
Fred. Clausen of Columbus has made a
record that stands alone this yoar. He bas
pitched twelve successive victories for tbo
Bucltoyoj and has not yet lost a game.
Times Star.
Hani : O'Day disappeared from view at Co
lumbus early last week and was not found
for several days. The old story. Times-Star.
Ytis , and Tank'll got lost ono of those days
aud nobody'll ever find him.
Billy Harrington , plaid breeches , plum-
colored vest , cull and all , bas been lot out
Irom the mismanagement of the Hoosicrs
und the old Philadelphia mogul , Billy Shar-
sigtops into bis patent leathers. Good !
Hub Collins , the brilliant Brooklyn fielder
, vbo died of typhoid fever a week a o , was
ono of the greatest favorites in the National
leugue. His mother , brother Harris and
brolber-in-law , H , Hartinan. reside in Ibis
cily.
cily.On
On being taken to the station house last
Sunday afternoon , the Columbus team on
answering the questions put thfin , gave
their aees as follows : Campau , 19 ; Walsh ,
17 ; O'Day , 20 ; Jantzon , lo ; McClollan , 21 ,
and O'Rourko , 13.
Dan Shannon landed on bis bead at Now
Haven sliding to the plate In u game with
the Athletics ana -for a time his Ufa was de
spaired of. In bis delirium , however , ho did
not ask that his will bo changed togivo Sandy
Griswold all bo had. Ren Mulford.
Winfield Scott Camp failed to sot either
tbo MononcaUela or Allegheny river on fire ,
and consequently Pitlsburg did nut take him
along on her present eastern trip. He and
Billy Earie wore loft behind to keep in chock
Iho ambitious pigweed in tbo outfield ot tne
homo crounds.
Donohuo. the old Metropolitan and Kansas
City backstop , has Joined the Browers.
Wuen Milwaukee wants a good man she
hasn't much trouble in getting him. Omaha
was six weeks securing Catcher Wastlaire ,
and is still short a inun nnd has boon over
since the season opened.
Baltimore has dropped George Wood and
picked up Jocko Halligan , which reminds me
of Billy llolbert's first store pants. "They
arc not long enough lor yon. Billy , " observed
Al Prat as ho gazed on llolborl's hand-me-
downs. "I know it , " said-Billy. "I'vo cut
'em off twice already aud they are too short
youHod
Hod Swartwood and BlUv Earlo have
graduated at Pitlsburg. Ma'uagor Bucktn-
berger's attempt to keep SwarUvood in the
fast class was a signal failure , while Billy
Earlo never could play anything higher than
Western league ball. Cone back , boys , wo
will give you cigar money for tbo balance of
the season.
The Columbus papers claim that the Co-
luinbus clun Is the stroncc-st tnjt citv over
had. but they are simply getting rid of a tack
all round. Tbo American association team ,
back in ' 84. could have given them eighteen
Innings to their nine and beat them four out
of live. It is Jnkt Ilka putting a 2:40 : ping
against a Sunol pcrzaukly ,
Tbo Kearney base ball team has not struck
tbo ICoarnoy gait yet , but tbo management is
strengthening it every day , und it will soon
be playing ball that will rolcgato the present
head-tenders to the roar ot iho column. Tbo
season Is young yet , and there is plenty ot
tltno in which to retrieve tbe disasters of the
pa a wook. ivoaruoy Hub.
Frank Genlns It with tbo Blue Jays. Ho
will pluy snort. Ho was a member of tbo
SInux City team lasr year and slcrnod with
Von dor Abe lu tbe fall. Ho was taken sick
early in the spring and could not play , there
fore his release by Von der Abo. Ho is now
said lo bo in good shape , and if so ho will bo
n valuaclo man for Indianapolis.
Manager VValktus of Rochester say that
Sam Wise ought to be in tbo big league ,
when ) there are several second basemen that
Wlio could glvo cards and spades to. Wise
is ploying tno best game at second bo has
ever played and u batting suporDIy. Well ,
\Yuuy.I don't know of any bigger league
than tbo Western , and if you want to help
bum along , send him to Oiuuba , we'll take
him , bunions and all.
C. D. Hlllus , manager of the Lnnc&jtor. O. .
Eizlus. bat tbo sporting uaitor's Ihuuks for
nn invitation to be present at the opening of
their new park. I remember when Lancas
ter uousloa of tbo fttrougeit uroiteur club in
the country Ihs Ola Leather Stockings
who wbolloped tuo Cincinnati League team
throe straits nnd slaiheroa the 1'hiludolnhlus
with whitewash for nlnely-soveu Innings.
At the laUi mooting of the Western league
bold in Chicago ibis woou. important action
; YBI taken regarding tbo position of Iho
league as to players dismissed from tbo ser
vice of any club of tbe ortrauuatioa for dissi
pation. Hereafter whenever a playur U dis
missed from a club on account of drinking
ha is not eligible to sign with any other club
'o ! Iho Wctlora league. Halt nol blacklisted ,
bulls barred from over after playing wit U
Western. Ho can go to the National , East
ern or any other loaguc , bnt the doors ot the I
Western are eloied to him. j
Horoattor nt Columbus if a spectator is
beard to Insult or neil n player hi will ba
escorted to the gate aud hU injury refunded.
If ho can bo remembered hn wllll never bo
admitted ncaln. buca individuals are not
only annoying to players but , but they are
obnoxious to patrons. Cincinnati Commer
cial Gazette. Does this bold good with Kd
Hlfo , Dee WagonhaU , Billy Bolt and John
Alexander !
The Cowboys will make tholr bow before
an Omaha nudloncu this afternoon , and a
grant crowd will , in all likelihood , turn out to
see Omaha's old tlmo bitter loon. They are
playing fine ball and that U what the honest
crank wants to noa Jimmy Manning. Eddlo
Eltoljorg and Gus Alberls are lha oldtlmer *
with the crowd , while big Join Carney , Sun
day , Lyttlo , Andrus and Pay no are Among
the now men.
Tbo following players have oL'o-oJ tholr
services to tbo Western league : Tim Man
ning , infioldcr ; Thomas Kearns , second base
man ; Jimmy Allen , last year with Cedar
Rapids , pitcher ; Edward Hnlloran , ptlcncr.
E. 1C Rife Forboavon's sake , Mr. Rife , if
you are going to run this Icaguo , sign all iho
nbovo nnd send 'orn down to LaucaUor , Can
al Wlncticstor and Circlovlllo , anywhere to
got them out of sight.
Indianapolis never had but one. winning
club , nnd that did not belong to any associa
tion. It had their famous battery. Lurry
McICtmn and Jim Koonaa. Jack Kcrins
played first , Jlmmlo Peoples short , and Cal-
IMian , loner since oH tbo diamond , third.
James \\bltcomb Rlloy , who was then writ
ing doggerel for tbo ImlUnapolts Journal ,
used to celebrate tbo victories ot this club In
song , E. 1C. lllfo , Columbus , O. , Journal.
Old Hoopla Crooki has been reinstated as
captain of Yon dor Aheful's team. In the
first game after bis restoration lo Ihls honor ,
Jack drocpsd a fly and Chris was redheaded.
Ho called Crooks to the box from which ho
was watching the game ana .said : "Crooks ,
phat for you drop dot poll ; vas you sick or
krnzyl" "A bug Hew in mv eye , Chn , "
answered Jack. "Dot so ! Veil I pnng ray
upory classes oud aflor this , und I keep a
lookoud for dem bugs. Seel"
Chlt-Ch.it of the Iloroni5n.
Remember the first roadster maiinoo lakes
place next Saturday.
Ellsworth , Kirj. , has about completed her
new Id to shape track.
GeoreoSwlgcrtof this city has been se
lected as starter for the breeders meet at
Bcatrlca this year.
Horsemen destrinc to enter the Ashland
Altuont stake should write to W. H. Ashby.
Beatrice , this state.
Horsemen should not overlooK the fact
that Ponca wjll hung up $25OJJ in purses for
their October meeting.
C. L. WarQold , Muscalino , la. , has sold to
F. H. Huddleston , Milton , Iu. . the 3-yoar-old
bay filly Pharos by Herbert Phallas.
H. B. and H. D. Allen , the extensive
Waterloo , la. brooders , own a couple of fine
stallions in Reporter and Ridge Witkes.
S. W. Stauffer , secretary of the Tnkamah
Driving Park association , says they are
going lo glvo ono of the ben moo tings in tbo
state.
Tbo city of Beatrice subscribed $1,500 for
the State Brooders' meeting this year. Tbo
aisocialion oMcer * will moot at Beatrice ,
Juno 15.
The first ten volumes of the Wallace trot-
ling register contains the names of nearly
00,000 animals , and all Omaha borsomon rcc-
ognlzo its value.
T. H. Hoffman of Lincoln has a fine colt
inBufCrooko. When but a week old ho
jumped a hleh picket fence and back again ,
nnd Mr. Hoffman will train him for n hur
dler.
dler.W.
W. H. Shcban , Hildroth , Neb. , has pur
chased the 3-year-old colt Bendiro 12,750 of
W. N. Burgess , * 'lomington , N. J. Beudigo
is by Bretwood , dam. Tot ( dam ofNortbwest
2:17 ) by Dictator.
The sporting editor of TUB BEE ocknowl-
odces the receipt of a complimentry badco
to the Roadster club mallnoei , which will bo
Inaugurated at the fair ground track next
Saturday afternoon.
Roy VViluos , 2:05 ; Manager , 2:11 , and
Guy , 2ll / , have boon entered for the freo-
for-all pace at Des Molnes' August meeting.
These tbree alone will make n race worth a
long Journey to see , if they all start.
She Syracuse association will brook no
failures. Secretary Hill says that the 2:21
trot of their August meeting so far has but
four entries , still It will go , consequently the
entries have been reopened until July 1.
The race meeting at Creston ts down for
August 23 to 27 , nnd a lot of attraclive
purses will bo hune up. Creston is In the
same circuit with Omaha , nnd R. H. Hanna
is Ihe secrolary of Ibo Creston association.
The bandsorao bay coit Cymbeline , by
Rod Chieftain S.104. son of Red Wilkes , darn
by Herod. 2:24J , formerly owned by M. T.
Grattuu of Preston , Mian. , has neon pur
chased at a round figure by J. H , Wescott
of Malcolm , Nob.
Des Moines is enterprising In her effoits
toivard a great race meet in August if she is
a trifle behind in most everything else. She
bas engaged the creat Allorton to trot
against any horse in the world except Ax tell
for a $10OOU purse.
The trotters und pacers will have excellent
opportunities afforded them at Topeka , Kas. ,
in September for winning * ama aud monoy.
It will be one of the greatest meetings of the
southwest , as good moneys are offered , and
all the arrangements are first-class.
Broken Bow will hold n spring mooting ,
and although Ibo dates bare nut boon flxoa
as yet , they will be arranged to correspond
with Grand Island , Kearney and Calloway.
The horse interests of that section of the
country are becoming quite conspicuous.
Out in Doer Lodge. Mont , they nro
abreast of tbo times. They have a mlle regu
lation track , in tbo center of which is a half-
mil a training track. There are 1 8 boxstalls
on tbo ground and the water is conducted
from tbo mountains by water works in tbo
city.
city.At
At the recent McICinnoy stock form sales
nt Jonosville. Wis. . G.V. . Wiley of Wayne ,
Nob. , bought an 1893 erny flllv foal , sired by
Phaliamont , dam Daisy McIC , bv Hickory
2'J7jtf ; second aam , Manbrino "Princess by
Mamurino Star ; third dam Lady Gray by
Morgan Messenger 4,109.
"V. L. Clark , the well known trainer for
that great stock farm King Hill Stock farm ,
St. Joseph , Ma nas engages fifteen slalls at
Ihe Hollon , Kan. , kilo track and bos moved
his siring of good ones to that point. C. E.
McDonald is proving bis ability as a
manager of a great race nnd training ground.
E. Knoll of Carthage , Mo. , owner of Ben
McGrecor , 2Gr > 5. sire of Roy McGregor , 4.
2:2J , bus purchased fifty acres of ground
near tbe city limits and will establish bis
horses ibcro. A half-mile track will bo
built on the farm this fall. Mr. Knell has
eight youne Ben McGregors in training ,
among them Lucy McGregor , 4 , 2:3SJ .
Jesse Gaudy , Broken Bow , Neb. , has es
tablished a trotting borso farm and bus
christened his place Ibo Mambrlno farm.
Ho bas started out wltb nine fUo brood
mu'rai , with Noble Chief J3302 , by Tracv
22C , ho by Mambrino Dudley , 2 : ! ' . > < ' , son "of
Woodford Mambrioo 2-'l : > j , dura Amy Har
ries , bv Colonel WinflelU 1051 , d , g. by
American Star 14.
John W. Tilden of Goldondalo , Wash. , has
brought his stable of trotters to Ponca , tbis
itate , wboro ha will train Ihom. Ponca has
a live association and a famous track , both
of which are becoming strong with all thor
oughbred bonomou. Denver sends many of
ber horses hero for training. Pooca is oil
right Sbo is able to take euro of herself In
matters pertaining to tbo turf , with any of
too larger cities. Her live citizens in time
will make the place a great borso center.
Another substantial acquisition lo the trot
ting horse interests to this stale , is the pur
chase of Tip Tyler , by Willon , 2:19 : # , iho
purchaser being Mr. John Page of Beatrice.
i\lr. Page attended tbo Cleveland srUo with
thu Intention of securing something good ,
nud certainly in securing a horse by so good
a ton of Goorpo Wilkes , ha hat ona that will
be perfectly at homo amocg the blooded
horses of Beatrice. Wilton is tbo slro of
Walter Wilton. 2:10 : > f. Lady Wilton , 3M'JJf ,
Axmmistar , 2:23U : , aud a number of others
iu the list Mr. Page Is reported as paying
5,000 for tbis 4-year old aristocrat , that U
capable today.il is said , of going a 8:20
Bali , clean und handsome.
' \VhUp 'rlni : of til * Wheel.
Now Haven , Conn. , claims 200 lady
cyclists.
Young Men's Christian Association wheel
clubs are bolng organized ail over Ibo coun
try.
try.Tbe
Tbe Detroit wheelmen bavo the weuthor
dealt out to them a day before baud by the
United Slutoi signal station men at Detroit
Everything m tbo way of entertainment at
tbo stuto meet of the Pennsylvania division
of tbe Lcaguo of American Wheelmen will
bo absolutely free to lo.icuo members , Hero
M a pointer for the ( Uanngors of the Nebraska
"
braska meet
Tbo Iowa division , League ot American
Wheelmen championship races will bo run
at Sioux City , August 10-11 of this year.
The Nobrask * division Ucaguo of American
Wheelmen cnnmplontblpi will bo run at
*
Hastings July 4.
Hocont dispatches from England announce
that "ourZlmmy" hunt last done something
which makes the brarts ot tbo Yankcn
cyclists boat with joy. On Mav ll > tb at the
Herno Hill track bo lowered the world's
record for the quarter mile lo 32 3-5 seconds.
Tbo Ladies Cycling , club took a pleasant
spin out to Fort Omaha last Tuesday even
ing Fully iwsnly la'dles participated. The
club runs of ihM popular club are becoming
ono of the most enjoyable events which at
tract Ibo attention of the local cycling
world.
The Omaha Wheel club and Tourists
Wheelmen will have Bellevue in view loday.
The Omahas start from iboir club bouse on
Chicago street , the touruls from A , H ,
Perrigo's on I > odco street. Arrangemenls
have boon made for a good old-fashioned
dinner. Unattached wheelmen are invltsd
to attend the run.
The Omaha wheel club boys were strictly
In It Wednesday night Jadglntr from Iho
largo lurnout Tbo club and iu guests
pedaled dowt. to South Omaha and back ,
attracting a great deal ot attention as tboy
whirled along. The return was a holler
skelter race for iho club house m tbo ruin
'
tno Sixteenth viaduct was reached. At tbo
club house n nice lunch was spread and n
Una tltno hnd by the whcolnion desplto their
\\et nnd oodrugglcd nppcaranco.
Tomorrow , at the crack of the starter's
pUtol , aboutJO : lusly young fellows will
"go" for tbo Pulltuun modal and several
thousand dollars worth ot prizes. Entries
have been received from all over the United
Stales and Canada. Tbo Pullman road race
is a Chlcag * afTalr and hns crown to bo ono
of the most celebrated of the American rend
races. Tbo result is eagerly watcbed for By
tbo entire civlllzoJ world. U Is a vorj dlfU-
cult matter to pick out a winner from the
largo bunch of stnrcr , us many of tbo
fastest road racers the American cycling
clubs can produce are entered. Last , year
tbo race was won by young Barwlso , a
hnndlean man , n comparatively unknown ,
who surprised ovcryono by bi mngnlllcent
show of st/ocd. Tne race draws annually a
larce croivd of visitors to the city , and
Untcago obtains thereby a vast amount of
frco advertising. Among tbo long list of
prizes offered nro sixloon high grade safety
bicyclns averaging in value $150 each.
Mucpllunoons Local Sports.
Jack Prince is in Cincinnati getting up a
tng-of-war.
Tbo lost of tbo buffalo should prove quite
an attraction at Halcyon Heights.
The excessively wet spring has baon bard
on the chicken , and the crop this fall will not
bo up to the standard.
Mr. J. A. 11. Elliott has expressed his desire -
sire to shoot n series of five 100 nird matches
with Captain Jack Brewer , a stake of $500 on
each match
The Omaha Fishing club is arranging for
their annual outing , and will pitch their
tents somewhere out in the Loup within the
next ton days.
Young squirrels are reported in unusual
numbers in the timoernd bottom ? up the
Missouri river , and local gunners have tnado
some good bags recently.
Lovers ot scientific athletics who missed
tbo entertainment at- the Omaha Athletic
club last Tuesday night , missed n great
treat in an the Farmer > Burns-Tom Gulontln
wrestling match. i
Drs. Glucli and Olnn and n number of
other gentlemen will spend several days with ,
line and rod at Klshnabotna lake this week.
The bass and oropplbs-are bolb taking the
"
lure well and the "party expects vo make a
big catch. 1 '
Harry McCoy ot urllngtou and Jack
Davis of Portland , Oiu , flght to a finish before -
fore the Orchard City Athletic club , Bur-
Jington , for $1,000 tomorrow night. The
men are very nvenly matched and a rattling
Ught is u certainty.c
The Omann oiin club will see that iho
state tournnmont , which will bejield in this
city next Mny , surpasses any shoot ever hold
in the state. The tJrand Island tourney
would have been a tremendous- success had
the weather boon propitious.
Messrs. Lanirdon ana Fuller are a trifle
slow about celling logotnor nnd completing
arrangements for their rille shoot. Fuller
has accepted Mr. Langdon's forfeit money ,
and nil that is now necessary is to fix tbo
amount ol tbo stakes and set a day.
J. A. U. Elliott , tbo present holder of the
American championship wing-shot cup , has
accepted the challenge of Mr. J. A. Bollon ,
and has posted the nocosta'ry $ JO forfeit. The
'
match will bo at 50 llvn bird's each , and tatto
plaoe in Kansas City , Mo. , August 4.
This is a good time to hang up your ham-
morloss and take up your rod and tackle.
The last of the migratory game birds the
upland plover , sandpiper ana curlew have
gone on north , leaving virtually nothing to
bunt until the return of tbo uplands a month
hence.
E. D. Fulford and C. W. Uudd have ar
ranged for a eries of matches at live pig
eons , to be shot in November or December
next Ono match Uftd'bo shot in Now Yorker
or in Harrisburg. Pu. . one in Indianapolis ,
Ind. , and ono in Des Molnos , la. Mr. Ful
ford has also arranged to shoot the same
number of matches with Mr. J. A. R. Elliott
at the same places except tbe last , which is
to bo shot in Kansas City instead of Des
Moines , and maybe ono ot these in this city.
Questions unit Ansvrorii.
BLOOuriur.D , Netx , May 2i To the Bporttng
Kdltor of TUB HEK : Please answer in your
iioxtSiindpy's edition the following question :
A and U are on bmos , 0 is at bat , there uro
two men out , O has had two strilces ; A trios to
steal a base and is pu ( out. Who Is first mun
at out In next innln ? ? John Barrett.
Ans. C.
OUAHA , May 25. To the Sporting Editor of
THE HUE : How lone ; did it take bluvln to
whip Joe MoAulllTe and where did the flzht
take place ? What Is Ulxon's height ? W.I1.H.
Ans. (1) ( ) Two rounds ; (2) ( ) Ormonde club ,
London ; ( ! ) ) Five feet six inches.
HoumuoK , Nell. . Mar 24. To the Sportlnc
Kdltor of THE HER : I'loaso answer In next
Sunday's USE the following question : What
kind ot a bicycle did William Wlndle make a
mile In 2:15 : on ? C. I * Uundstroni.
Ans. Ordinary.
BciinTLEii. Nob. . May 23. To the Sportlnc
Kdltor of THE BBC : I'loasu decide the follow
ing : Inagamoof progressive high Qvo there
uru twenty playo and three prizes. Ono
player wins elzht games out of ten and se
cures first money ; four players win seven
games and three players win six games. Those
tioin ; for second prhre play off fj docldo who
wins second prize , then cluim the nnxt one to
winner ( of the four ) nlnyincof Isoutltled to
third prize. Is he , or does It lie between those
winning six games ? Atibwor In Hundny'a UEB
und oblige the boys who ull read the UEE. IV.
W. Hues.
Ans.Tho six play off for third prize.
Tboso tied on secondnbavo uo claim on It
whatever.
On AND ISI-\NII. NolnOIay 23. To the Sport
ing Kdltorof THE IlBi ) : Will you please In
form mo how many curves Vfckary uses lu
pl'.cilng--Spectator ) ? of , Hut Monday's game.
Ans. Three. Ono lateral and the rising
and drop , which are curves ; throe altogether.
OMAHA , Mny II.To. the Spcrttns Editor ot ,
Tnu UIE : 1'louse stuto li | Sunday's HCK , to do
cldo A dispute , when Steve llagun. formerly a
Western league umpire , died uud where ?
G. Grant.
Ans. At Marshnlltmvn. la. , Jnnunry 3 ,
165o. Ho died from biped poisoning , consequent
quent upon being s Ock by a wildly
PINE SPEBTRGLES
4 Eye Glasses ,
or tlio correction of all defect ! of Tlilon.
Solid Cold Spectacles
Krom U.O ) up war !
Fine Steel Spectacles
From 11.05 upward
Frotectand improve your eyesljat
Vour y jt9Jtsl ttaa ba pratloi
Optician. .
MAX MEYER & BRO. CO
KJUbllBbed JMO. KAIINAM nuij llltu.
U Frequer ntly want
a now
IDEA IN ADVERTISING.
Address suddenly , without notice ,
Omafca jidccrllllng JlureniiV. . I" . JAf .
) UchoJ ball iu a game played the preceding
season
i Thonbovo question nnd answer were In
last Sunday' * URC , but it should hnvo been
18S9 Instead ot 1SS3.1
OMAIH. Mav2S.--To the Pportlne Killlor of
TIIK Itr.K : I'lcase answer In your Sunday
paper. to settle a < ll puto. In hlsli llroi A was
44. 11 61 ; A bid 9 nnd irmrto 111 ch , low. same ami
both fives ; Ii made Jack ! which ono Uout first ?
A nnd II slmko pokcrrtlco , A nhRknMhreo Bvo
11 nil n pnlrof three * ; It otinkoi three touts nnd
a rmlr of Mscs ; wholt the winner ? " S-ubfcrlbor.
Ans.-l ( ) . n. (21. ( The Ovo full.
. Nob. . May 27.--TO tlio Sporting
Editor of TUB HEEI l'ien e answer the follow-
Ine question In Sunday's IlKE ! In a Eiuno ot
lileh fire for points A lia > lnc ; 4Daml II M , A
liUM 7 , makes high , low nnd ft of trumps , II
making Jack , gamn nnd tliontliorS.Now It
claim * ruaylnc for points that Jack pntt htm
out , A clnlmlni making what hi > bid put him
out. Who Is rlshtt A Subscriber.
Ans. D.
O.MAIIA. May OT. To the Sporting Editor of
Tun Ho : : In last Simony's sumo with Su Paul
how many Omaha player * wont to bat In second
end Innltig. Also wiis ono or two men out
when Alroru caught Wcstluko's liner nnd
doubled Howe up at first , Poi.'t know what
Inning. Kindly answer In Sunday DEI.
Wulkor.
Ans. (1) ( ) . Throo. (2) ( ) . Ono.
There are letters nt the sporting department -
mont of Tuc BF.R for Farmer Burcs , the
wrestler , and Uus ( Jadke , ball player.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance of nn or llnnnci ) of the city of
Ouiahn , jmisnl unil iipprorcd Mny 17 , 1SW. en
titled "Aiiordlnnncc unlllnzn special election
to role upon the acceptance of ttio anienfloa
proposition of the Nebraska Central rnllwiy
cotmmny nnd the Issuance of coupon bunds
of iho cllv of Otnnhn Inllicsunint two hun
dred nnd fifty thousand dollars ( 2X > .O.KJ ) to aid
the Ncbrask i Centrul Ualhvny comprny In
ucqulrlnpc dttpot grounds , in the con
struction of a union railway nnd pas-
scnRer depot , airl In the construction of
other railway ItnDrovomonts upon said
grounds , and to authorize a tkxfortho pav-
tnom.of the Interest upon sild bonds nnd to
create a sinking fund for the payment of the
prlncip.il thereof. and rt > | ioullnir ordinance No.
J05I. passed nnd approved M y 10th. 1892.
I , Oorco I'Hoinlw. . nmyor of the cltj ot
Omaha , do herftoy Issue my proclamation nnd
give publlu notice unto the lojnl voters of the
city of Omuhu , Douglas county , Nob. , that on
Thursduy , the ICth duy of Juno. 18.12 , a special
election will bo hold In said city at the follow
ing polling places , namely :
FIIIST VfAIIP.
I'lrst District Southeast corner Seventh
anil Mnrcy streets.
Soeonv District Northwest corner Eighth
and LoHveiiwortli streets.
Third District 1208 Jones street.
Fourth District 1 7 South Thirteenth
street.
Plfth nutrtrt Viirthpnnt nnrnpr Snvnnth
and Pacific streets.
Sixth District Southeast corner Sixth and
t'nclUc streets.
Seventh DIstrlct-Ti.5 Plerco street.
Eighth District Southwest corner Elovenlb
nnd Center streets.
Ninth District 1832 South Slrth street.
Tenth District Intersection Ninth and Ban
croft street , northeast corner.
Eleventh District-IBS ) South Thirteenth
street , northeast , corner Arbor street.
SECOND WAItl ) .
Tlrst District Intersection Fourteenth nnd
Jones streets.
Second District 1001 South Thirteenth
street.
Thtrn district Intersection Eighteenth and
Loavenworth streets , south side.
Fourth Dlstr.ct Intersection Twentieth
and l.eavcnwortli streets , south side.
Fifth District Intersection Twenty-third
and Loavenworlh streets , south side.
Mxth District Intersection Twentieth
street und 1'oppleton avenue.
Seventh District 142i William street.
Etshth District-1311 bouth Thirteenth
street ( McCandllsh ) .
Ninth District Intersection Sixteenth and
Center streets.
Tenth District 163 South Twentieth street
( Lovatt & Woodman. )
ElMenlh District Intersection Twentieth
and Bancroft atrcols.
Twelfth District 15M Vlnton street ( Donovan
van ) .
Thirteenth District IntersectlonThlrteenth
nnd Valley streets , west side.
Fourteenth District-Intersection Twen-
tlolu and lioulevard streets.
TnniD MAUD.
First District Intersection Twelfth and
Chicago street ,
Second District 317 North Fifteenth street
( Woodworth ) .
Third District 112 South Fourteenth street ,
( A. J. Simpson ) .
Fourth Distriot-1112 Douglas street ( O. J.
Cumin ) .
Fifth District Intersection Capitol avenue
nnd Tenth streets.
Sixth District Intersection Harney and
Ninth streets , east side.
Seventh District Intersection Eleventh and
Fnrnatu streets.
Eighth District 1315 Hartley street ( I. S. Mc-
Cormlek ) .
Ninth District 1211 Howard street ( Kil
kenny , Bray & Co ) .
rountii WAiin.
First District Intersection Seventeenth and
D uven oort streets.
Second District Intersection Twonty-sco-
end nnd Davenport streets , north side.
Third District Intersection Twenty-flfth
and Voazs streets.
Fourth District Intersection Seventeenth
and Dodge streets.
Fifth District 120 South Fifteenth street.
Sixth District Intersection Twentieth and
Douglas streets.
Seventh District Intersection Twenty-sixth
strnet und SU Mary's avenue.
Eighth District Intersection Twentieth
street and St. Mary's avenue , west side.
Ml nth District 1618 St. Mary's avenue
( Rnbobcaux ) .
Tenth Districts-Intersection Eighteenth
and Lou. ven wort n streets , north side.
Eleventh District 1813 Howard itroot ( Ute-
Klns ) .
nrrn 'WAun.
First District Intersection Sherman avenne
and Mandorson street.
Second District Erfllng building , west side
Sbernan avenue , between Ohio and Corby
streets.
Third District Intersection Sherman
avenue and Lake street.
Fourth District 1003 Grace street. South
west corner Sherman avenue and Grace street.
Fifth District 1317 bherman avenue 'rau.-
man ) .
Sixth District 1154 Sherman avenue ( Er-
.
Seventh District Interjection Sixteenth
and Iznrd streets.
Eighth District 808 North Sixteenth street
( U. Q. Clark , azent ) .
Ninth District Intersection Cass and Fif
teenth streets.
Tenth District 013 North Sixteenth street
( Senrs. agent ) .
Eleventh District Southwest corner Eigh
teenth and Cass streets , 4 : " North Eighteenth
street.
SIXTH VAIIIX
First District Lyceum hall , 4B20 North
Twenty-fourth strcxt ( Craig ) .
Eecond D.strlct Intersection Thirty-sixth
street ttnd Grand avenue.
Third District Intersection Military avenue
and Grant street.
Fourth District Intersection Twenty-
fourth street and Mandercon streets.
Fifth District Intersection Twenty-fourth
and Wlrt streets.
Sixth District Intersection Thirty-third and
Parker streets.
Seventh District 2332 Lake street ( \V. A.
Messlck ) .
Eighth District 2625 LaUn street ( Sosstrom ) .
Ninth District 2310 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Tenth District Intersection Twenty-eighth
and Franklin streula.
Eleventh Ulstrlot Intersection Twenty-
fourth and Franklin streets.
Twelfth District 1350 North Twentieth
street.
SEVENTH TVAHD.
First District 2813 Leuvenworth street.
Second District Intersection Twenty-ninth
avenue and 1'oppleton avenue , uast side.
Third District Intersection Twontv-nlnth
street and Woulworth avenue , south sfde.
I'ourth District Intersection Tuenty-nlnth
auil Meitunth streets.
Fifth DUtrlot Intersection Thirty-second
avenue unfl Thouiason street.
Sixth Distrlrt 1012 Twenty-ninth avenue.
bovcnth District Intersoctlon Thirty-
fourth and Francis streets.
WAIID.
First Dlstrict-20D4 Hamilton street.
fiocond District yss Cuinlng street.
Third Dlstrlct-Inlersoctlou Twentieth and
NIcholui vtreuti
Fourth District 2016 Ourultig street.
Fifth District 2J08 Cumins ( tree , * . .
blxth District Intcrtoctlou Twenty-second
nnd Hurt streets.
Seventh District Intersection Twentieth
and Oai i streets.
KINTII WAItU.
First DUtnct Interscotlon Thirty-second
and Ouinlne struct * .
Second District Intersection Fortieth and
Cumins street * , north side.
Third District Intersection Fortieth and
Faruani streets.
Fourth District Intersection Thlrty-iocoud
avenue and Davenport street.
Fifth DUtrlot-lSW4 Karnam street
Sixth JUtrict-ai04 Leavenwortb street
For the purpose of submitting to the legal
voters of said city , tor their acceptance or re
jection , the amended proposition of the Ne
braska Central lUllway company to the city
ot Omaha ( hereinafter written at length ) and
the nuiistlons , shall the bonds of the city ot
Urn an a be Issued , registered and delivered ,
as provldid in lala amuodod proposition
shall an annual tax be levied to pay the In
terest en such bond * as U booomoi due ? nncl
shall a , further annual tax , comraeoclnz the
tenth year prior to the maturity of such
bonds , b levied , In addition to all other
taxea , for the creation of a kinking tund suffi
cient to pay moh bonds at the maturity
thereof ?
fiald Queitloot , aad the acceptane *
tlon ot * ald aracndod proixisltlon. Is submitted
to said legal votcts. and -will Ic voted upon
In the mnnncr knd form followlnu
"The Ncbrnokn t > ntral Itnllwnv company
has made the following proposition In the
city of Omahai ,
Ihe amended proposition ot the Nebraska
Central Hallway company to the city of
Omaha. Nob.
To the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Omnha. Nob. : The undersigned , the > o-
lirisku Oontral Hallway company. nrotni o to
acquire nnd taUe jKM csslon of , tor railway
purposes , that certain tract of land , located
within the district brmndod by IMleenth
street , Chlcaio street , Eloventb street , Cnll-
'ornla si rest , nnd the rUht of wny of the
Omnhn Holt Unllwny company , except the
south half of blork 3S , lots 3nnt 4 , block VS.
ot 1 , and north one-half of lots I nnd 3.
block S7 : and to etoct thvrcon n union
pioneer depot on the corner of Klftocnth
and Chlcazo otreelv to cot. Including the
other railway Improrcmcnls onsulil crouna * .
notlpsith n four hundred thousand dollars
, .
I'rovldod , tli S ty ot Omaha. In Douglni
oiinty , Nebr.ts.n , will donate to the iiatd
N'ebraska Central ltllway company two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars ( tuO.093) )
of Its four (4) ( ) per cent IxiniU. tlOO.OW ) thcroof
to bo dated January 2. l Kt. and tl5i,000thrrcot
to bo dated January 1 , 1SOI , to boromo due
and paynb > twenty yours from their .respec
tive antes with interest payable soml-annu-
ally , nil payable nt the nsenl agency of the
Into ot Nebraska In the city ot New \ orlc ,
Said bonds to bo of the denomination of one
thousand dollars (11.090) ( ) each , and onch
thereof to recite. .
This bond Is ono of n scries of two hundred
and fifty ( U. " > 0) ) bonds ot IlKu amou nt and tenor ,
whUh are Issued by the oily ot
Omaha , in Douglas county. Nebraska ,
to the Nebraska Central Uallwny
company. to nld It In ncqulrlng
land In the city ot Omaha far union dcput
and terminal purposes nnd in thn construc
tion of a union railway pasirncor depot upon
said ground , and Its railway tracks , side
tracks , turnouts , switches and approaches
loading thereto , and other railway Improve
ments therewith connected. "
Said bonds to be executed and relst rod at
or Immi-dlHto'.y lifter the dates thereof , and
Immediately thereafter delivered to the Flr.it
National bank of Omaha. Neb. , trustee , to be
held In trust for delivery to the Nebraska
Central Hallway company. Its successors or
assigns , by said trustuo , in Installment * as
herclnnf ter provided.
The tild Nebraska Central Kallwny com
pany plans to construct , or cause to bo con
structed , a line of rnlhvuv in the stnto ot
lowu , not loss than 100 mlle < In extent , from
the fast tipnroach of a bridge , which the said
Nohrr.ska Central Hallway company hns nlso
planned to construct o er ttin Mlssouil river ,
Intersecting or connecting with or reaching
the lines ot two or more at the following rail
way corporation * , vlr :
The Illinois Central Hallway company , thn
\Vlnona& Southwestern Hallway company ,
the Minneapolis & St Louis Hallway eom-
panv. the Chicago , MI'nul fi Kansas City
Hallway company , thn Chicago , Fort Madison
* Des Molncs Hallway company , the Atchl-
son , Topok.i & ; Snntn Fo Hallway eoiup.iny ,
the llaltlmoro ft Ohio Railway company , the
Ohlo& Mississippi HallWBVuompany. the Keo-
kuk & citcrn Hallway company , the Qulncy
< iiiili.i fc Kansas City Hallway company ana
Die town Central Hallway company
Uno hundred thousand (1100.031) ( dollars of
sild bonds shall bo dellverrd by said trus
tee to said Nebraska Central Hallway
xmipany. Us biiccuussoia or ussit- > .
when ft or they shall hare acquired and
taken possession of that certain ' trnct
of land located wllhln the district
bounded by Fifteenth street , Chicago street ,
Eleventh street. California street nnd thu
rlyhtof way of the Omaha Halt Hullw.iv com
pany. ( except th > ) south half of blocks : a. lot.t
and 4. blockSS , lot 1 , und the north half of
lots Z and 3. block 271 1
Provided , that the said onn hundred thon-
saud dollars [ ilOO.Os.'O ] of said bonds shall not
lie delivered until after the said Nebraska
Central Hallway company. Its successors or
iisslgns , shall hnve constructed th said line
of railway In thi state of Iowa.
Ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars
IS150.0COI of sulcJ bonds shall be delivered by
said trustee to said Nebraska Central Hallway
comuany. Its successors or assigns , when It or
they shall have completed tno erection nt a
unlon.pas enccr depot upon said tract of laud
above described , to cost. Inclullng the other
railway Improvements on laid grounds , not
Ins than four hundred thousand dollars
( $400.000) ) ; proof of such cost to bo madn by tbo
sworn statement of tbo president and trens-
urerofaald railway company. Died with the
city clerk of Oroalia. accompanied by certifi
cate slcnodby the city attorney and cltv en-
clnoar. that In their oolnlon such amount has
actually been expended.
Provided , that If the said Nebraska Central
Railway companv. Its successor * or assigns ,
shall fall to acquire and take possession of
sala land. Itshitll not bo entitled to receive
any part of said ono hundred thousand dollars
iJlOO.wO ) installment of bonds : and. further
orovlded. that none of said ono hundred and
Bfty thousand dollars (11 ( 0,000) ) Instatlmnnt of
bonds shall bo delivered until atleastonernll-
way company in addition to the Nebraska
Central Hallway company shall be actually
using said union depot ; and.
Provided further. That the mayor and the
city council shall , by resolution , upon the full
performance of the undertaklnys on the part
ot said railway companr heroin contained ,
order the deliverer of said bonds at the tlmos
aforesaid ; and.
Provided futther , Thotall matured coupons
Bh all bo removed und cancelled by said trustee
betore delivery of the bonds to whicn
they are attached ; and.
Provided further. That the mnyor nnd city
council of the city of Omaha shall cause to bo
levied on the taxable property of said city an
annual tax sufllclcnt for the payment of the
Interest on said coupon bonds as It becomes
due , nnd after the expiration of ten (10) ( ) years
from the date of said bonds tbo mayor and
city council ot said city shall cause to be
levied In addition to all other taxes on the
taxabla property of said city an amount ol
tax sufficient to create a sinking fund tar the
payment at maturity of said bonds , ( the
amount of tax to bo levied for such sinking
fund not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollar
lar * ( t2J.OdO. < Kl ) In any one your ) ; said tax to be
continued from year to year until the Bald
bond * are fully paid.
The acquirement ot the said land * and Im
provement * herein contemplated including
the said railroad In Iowa , tbiill be begun
within ona year from Mar 1. JB3 ? , and
bo punted to completion without unnecessary
delay : and shall be comnleted within three
year * from tbo lit day of July. 1B92.
In case any of the term * , limitations , condi
tions or provlslonspropoxed heroin relating to
the beginning , progress and completion o
said Improvements ar not compiled w th
( unlets delay U directly and necessarily
cnutod by Injunction or other judicial pro
ceedings , or t > y unavoidable accident or act
of Providence ) , the said company shall not bo
entitled to receive said bonds or any thereof
even though the electors of suld olty of Omaha
( hall have by their vote authorized the Is
suance of said bonds : but oil right tosuU
bonds shall by euoh default and without any
Judicial determination become forfeited.
Provided , however , tbit if the boglnntnt
progress or completion of said Improvement
shall be delayed or obstructed by any of the
aforesaid causes , the times herein allowed for
the prosress and completion of eald Improve
ments shall be extended to the extent ot such
delay or obstruction : and should a dlsnuto
arise between the said city of Omaha nnd the
said Nebra > Ka Central Railway company
with respect to th * cause or extent of any such
delay , tbe same at the ( lection ot said Ne
braska Central Railway company , ( hall bo
referred for determination to a board of ar
bitrators , to be unpointed as hereinafter pro
vided.
Jn consideration of receiving the proposed
subsidy the Nebraska Central Railway com
pany agrees to'allow nil railway cotnptinlci
tbo following rights : Th < right to run their
locomotlvei.pBBienger und freight trains over
IU ) main and passing tract * within the city of
Omulm : and ever ita proposed bridge and approaches
preaches , the rlrjit. toutoiQoh portion of Ita
terminal grounds , epots and facilities a * roaj
bo necessary and proper ( or the conduct ot
tbe Dunnes * at Bach road * ; Includ
ing any cnlargrnent nf Ita depot
and depot grounds : the right to IIUT *
tbelr oar * switched and delivered by the Ne-
brasku Central Rillwny company upon all of
its switch tracks ) tbo right to connect their
ra ds at any point within ono hundred (100) ( )
miles of said > > lty of Omaha with any line of
railway whloh the Nebraska Central Hallway
company , or its luocossois or asslius , may
construct or cause to bo constructed oust of
the Missouri river , and to run tbelr locomo
tives , passenger and freight trains over Ilia
main and passing track * ot said railroad ;
It being hereby agreed that In cuso
the Nebraiku Central Hallway coin-
puny sliall construct It * promised line
east ol the Missouri river , through tbo agonuy
of any other corporation or narty. It will
cause uch corporation or ptrty to oxooutn
and deliver to the olty of Omaha a good and
BuOlclsnt Instrument binding It or him to
nblde by the term * , conditions and provisions
of this proposition , the snmo a * the ald
Nebraska Central Hallway companr would
have boon bound If U had built tno sumo.
Leforo delivery of th aforesaid one hundred
thousand dollar * (4100.0J3) ( ) installment ot
bonds.
Provided , that the use and enjoyment by
such railway companies ot each and every of
said rlzfiU snail be upon just and equal terms
and the payment of just and fair compensa
tion to thv Nebraska Central Railway can-
pany , Its lueoensor * or aislgns , and subject to
saab operating rules nd regulation * of the
Nebraska Central Hallway company , Ita uc-
oeiinr * or assigns , a * shall be necessary and
proper , just und reasonable.
And the said Nebraska Central Railway
company will submit any dispute arlilog be
tween ft ana * uch otuor company or com-
innlos as to tbe u * and enjoyment of any
right * under this proposition , or u * x > the
terms. comyansntlOD , operating rulei and
regulations , rotating thereto , to a board of
arbitrator * , to be mad * up of three perioni
who are Judffeinf theatate district court , or
Its suocemnr , of tbo district embracing the
county ot Douglao , to bo selected by a two-
third * vote of all the per ou who uru dUtrlct
judge * of said court.
Provided that any such railway company
other than laid Neuraika Central Railway
company , IU successor * or astlgnu , shall have
tbe election to % ubmlt any * uoh dispute to
arbitration or to pursue any other remedy.
Wbvrever arbitration Is provided for by
tblt proportion , the party deilrlut to submit
tur rnaitti ( o arbitration ( ball eau * to l >
served upon the other party n written nolle *
wliiehsht ' kotout the tuittttr Id dliputo to
bo Miunuttod , as ! the time propotrd for lha
hearing , which shall not bo Its * than thirty
3n days after the time ot cerrlco ; nnd there *
ipou the adverse parly shall within twenty
Ruiilnysnftoriuch scrvlco upon It * rvo lt
ansitor.ltnrlt have , upjn the party do-
tnnnil nc the arbitration.
The Board of Arbitrators , when orianhod ,
hall have power to nt the time nf bearing
and to adjourn the same from tliuo to tlins ,
and to niskc alt no-ctsart rules an 1 rozula-
Ions for the production ot tottlmony to the
ios etIon ot pithcr parly , ami otherwise to
compel a falrjand rpcoJy trial ; tliv derision of
a mnjorlty of the boird shall control nnd the
final Utermination ot the board shall bo final
and conclusive tiponlhn ii.irtle * , of al ; inat-
i > r itib-ntttptl "ml il i'd"i
Wherever arbitration shsll bo resorted t
tuch uraltratlon snail botnr i tciiiMv ) lemeJy
of the parties ( except as horoln tlsowhrre pro-
vlaoj ) . as to the matters and thlnts Involved
find dpcldod therein.
Sala Nebr.itka Central Rtllway company. Us
uoccstorii and assigns , shall transport frelihl
Including trantfer of freight and all charges
ncldrntal to said transportation ) over any
> rMt anil imoroi "ho * , us wnll as o < > r nv
allway It shall construct within one hundred
IW miles ot the Missouri rher within tht
Into of Ncliraikn. forju tor reasonable rstoi
or charges , nnd In caio ot OIlTcroncc as to
what constitutes juit nnd rcnsonablu rates 01
i'imtK > . ' nnui'r tn iiiiru.raiin , tne in.ijor HIIU
Cltv council or said railway come-any may
ubmlt the same to arbitration In the manner
nnd to the arbitrators nbovo provided for , but
thtt ptngraph respecting frolght chnrjo *
shall not boro.no operative or In toreo until
Ive yours from thodntnot the delivery of the
ast Installment ot the bo nil hereinbefore re-
It Is further proposed thatsntd lionJn Khali
lie delivered to Iho Nebraska Central railway
company. Iti suicoisors or assigns only upon
the execution by the sld Nebraska Central
r illway comnsnv or Us successor * , nnd clollv-
ry to the city ot Omaha of nu unilortukliiK In
writing to the olTeot that the principal dooot
of said railway compnny.lts roncr.il oRlccs nnd
irlnlpal niitchlne shops when built , nhnll b
ocated ana malntslned within the corpnr.iti
IniUs nf the olty of Omaha , nn I thst n viola *
vlnn nf the terms of Ditld undertaking by tin
Raid Nebraska Central railway company or It *
uocossors or aislgns. shall render the said
Sobruskn Contra ! rallxray company , or It *
succcstors. Indebted to thoiiaH city of Omaha
n the full amount ot said bonds , nnd Interest
thereon.
This proposition shall , after being duly
aoluiowUilswd by the NohrasKn Central Rail-
wny company , bo recorded In Iho onlco of tbe
resistor of deeds ot Djuzlns county.Nebraskn ,
and for a period of twenty ( J. ) year * from und
uf ter thin date , fiuill bo referred to by giving
the book nnd page wherein the saimi Is re
corded In any mort age.dreJ ot trust , iluod of
conveyance , or lease of said depot nnd Octroi
sroundn. with the stntement that the s lid No-
lir-stii Cpn'rHtVallwnv crmini'iV. Its < 'ici-os-
ors and assigns , tire bound by the torni" . limi
tations , pioviiiuns : tiul cuiiuitums nt inn
proposition which are hereby made Its cove
nants that attach to and run with the said
property Into ntiosootor Imnds It may COHIO.
Provided , thafilio city council ot the city ol
Omxha. ( the ntKViir armrnviiig In dun form )
* hallonnct a certain ordinance- ( which nt the
dnto hereof , is pending cotisldcriitlon hofme
said council ) , entitled "AnardlnanCK cranllng
permission mid authority to the Nclir.iHkn
Central Hallway company. Its MIISCOSSOIS und
assigns to construct railroad track-i ulonir ,
ncrois , o\or nnd under ciftnln btreels and
alleys In the city of Omaha subject to certain
comlUlniii , nnd to vacate parts of certain
streets and nlleys In the cltj ofOmnhu upon
compliance with certain other conditions. "
And It Is nUoprovlded.that If said Nebraska
Central railway company shall not , within
forty-flvo (4M ( days of being notified by the
city clerk of tbo adopt on ol
tills proposition nt the election
held to vote upon the same. Illo
with the said city clerk Its written ratlQon-
tlon of th's proposition under Its corporate
soul , none of said uonds shall bo Issued , and
all the terms and provisions of this proposi
tion shall be held for naught.
The Nebraska Central Railway company
agrees beforean election being cn'lod to sub
mit to the voters of the city of Omaha this
proposition , that It will execute -mil deliver
to said cltv n bond with good and sufllclcnt
sureties In the sum of five thnustnd dollar *
( W.OOJ.W ) nnd five thousand dullurs ( tvcoo.t > 0) )
cash , conditioned upnn the payment of the
expenses of said election.
Ihls proposition nnd the acceptance throat
by tbe city of Omaha nnd the rat Ideation of
this proposition by said Nebraska Central
Hallway compan ) . or Its suucessuts or an-
slgnos , as herein provided , shall bo construed
nnd understood to constitute a contract
between the said nebrusku Central
Hallway company. Its successors or assigns ,
and the said city of Omaha , und ull tbo tc-nm.
conditions , agreements and provlslonsjnndo
on tbo part of tbo Nebraska Central Hall
way company In this proposition non-
tnlnod are hereby mndo the covenant *
of the said Nebraska Central Hallway
comoany. Its successors nnd assigns , whloh
shall uttach to nnd run vr.th all of its said
property und bo binding upon any party Into
whoso bands It or any of It may come.
In witness whereof the Biild Nebraska Cen
tral Hallway company lias nau&cd those pres
ents to bo executed this ICth day of May , A.
D. , Mri
NEBRASKA
Vice I'ri-sldont
Attest : JOHN L. McDAGUE , Secretary.
Witness : ALEX. 0. OHARI/TON.
State of Nebraska , I , .
Douglas County , fSHl
On this loth day of May. A. D. . ISO } , before
me , u notary public In and for suld county ,
personally appeared the above numod J. It.
Unmont aud John 1 * . McCucuc , who uro to mo
personally known to lie the Identical par
sons who signed tno foregoing Instru
ment as vice president und sourotxry ot
the Kebraaki Central Hallway company :
they ackiiowle pa the said Instrument to uo
the voluntary act and dead of the said Ne
braska Central Railway company nnd tbolr
voluntary act and dned as such vice president
nnd secretary otsnld company.
Witness my hand and notarial seal the date
last aforesaid. ALEX. G. GI1AULTON.
( HCAi.l Notary Public.
Shall the above and foregoing proposition b
accepted and adopted , ahull Bald bonds bo Is
sued , roslBtorod and delivered and ahnll un an
nual tax In addition to the usual and allotbor
taxes be levied upon the taxuulo property of
the Olty of Omuha , Uoustlai county , Ne
braska , sufllciont to pay the Interest on said
bonds us It becomes duo , and at the
tltno of levying the annual cltv tax ,
commencing the tenth your prior to the
maturity of said bonds , ghull a tux In
addition to all other tux03 bo levied upon tbo
tuxub'.e property of suld olty of Omuhu. Doug-
IHB county , Nebraska , and continued anuu-
nlly thereafter from year to year until there
by a Blnkln ; tuna shall hnvo boon obtained
sufllciont to pay said bonds at the maturity
thereof ?
VE9.
NO.
The above questions shall bo retarded m
ona question uud nil ballots of lojtnl voturs
east nt suld election containing the above
proposition und Questions In the form of the
olllclui ballots , to bo prepared by the city clorU
of suld city lor said election , with
uu "X" murk following the word "yes"
upon Bnld oQlclal ballot shill bo counted In
favor of tbo uccoptanro of Bald nmendeii prop
osition , the isiuuuco of suld bond * una the
levy of said taxes In payment of the prlnulpul
and Interest thereof : und nil ballots of lejrnl
voters cast at snld election containing the
above proposition und questions In tho-form of
the official ballot , to be prepared by the
city clerk of snld olty for said
election with un "X" ranrK following the
word "no" upon tuld olllclal bnllot ahull
bo counted uud considered in against
the acceptance of Bulfl umendoil propo-
sltlon , the Issuance of Raid bond * nnd
tbe levy of RHld tuxes In payment of the
principal and Interest thereof. If two-third *
of ult the ballots voted by said lozul votorx of
Bald cltv of Omaha. Douglas county. No-
lirnsku , at said election shall ho o-iiit In ( aver
of tbo uocoptunce of gxld umoudod proposi
tion , the Is uunco of cald bonds und the levy
of suld tuxes In payment of tbo principal und
interest thereof , the foregoing propo
sition will ho hold to bo adopted uud the fore-
colni questions will be held to be uniwerod la
fav6roftho ixnuanco of said hondiund the
levy of said tuxes , nnd tlio said bonds llioro-
upon shall bo isnuodi roglstcred and dollvorod
In accordance with the terms and condition !
of sutd umendod proposition , und suld taxes
ahull bo levied accordingly : ( ithorivlso nut.
Which oleutlon will bo open ulB o'ou > "l' IR
the morning , und will continue op
o'clock In the uftornoon of the nan-
Dated ut Oiuiihu , Neb. , tills Itilh (
ISM isignod.i ( iKouoKi1.
Mayor of tun Olty
We tend the msrvn *
Remedy CALTHO8
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Bl AoirluM AIUU , Uti'.l ,
N , M. RUDDY ,
THE ONLY PRACTICAL OP1ICIAN
Sid South nth hu , 1'arnamHU 'i'lioulor.
EYES TESTED FREE
Glasses 1'lttod to roinody ull dufooti of ov -
hlL'lit , Btful Kpoctaclos of KuiirjiitouJ quality
tl und up.
Solid Gold Snocliclf. mil Krcla < mi , $ I
and upward. Oooullst' * proscription ! tJt
elusu filled correctly ftupio duy us rojuivol
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