fHE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , JUNE 10 , 1892-TWELVE PAGES.
FINALLY KILLED THE HOODOO
Omaha at Last Succeed ? in Winning from
Oolumbus a Qatne of Ball ,
HARD HITTING AND SHARP FIELDING
Combination Which the Conquering Ilnck-
yc * Couldn't Ort Over Tolcim , Mill-
nnil Tort Wnj-no Al o
Winner * Othnr llomoi.
Omaha , 12 ; Columbus , 7.
Toledo , 21 ; Kansas City , 7.
Minneapolis , 8 ; Indianapolis , 1.
Fort Wayne , C ; Milwaukee , 1.
ELUTHE GREAT
' Clausen has struck
the banana peel at
last , and struck It
hard.
After making the
matchless record of
fourteen straight ,
ho met his first reverse -
verso nt Sports
man's park yester
day afternoon.
It all' bat broke
bla heart , and Ous
Bchmolt's whiskers curled up like so much
cxcohlor.
It vita a rcdhot summer day , and yet there
and enthusiastic crowd on band
\yfls n largo
Jo witness the alleged Invlnctblo JSwodo take
a tumble to himself.
So Jluglo the bells and bo merry , for It was
the most slcnal victory Undo has scored
thl year , being not only the firat game Clau
sen has lost , but tbo Hrst Omaha has won
from the Buckeyes , ns well.
So clvo her n cheer , Itvlll do no harm.
From the way Omaha began the proceed
ings she looked Itko tx sure winner.
Won It from the Sendoir.
Shelbock. who , for a change , was ns lively
us a cow's tall In fly tlmo , waited with most
commendable patience , and Frederick , the
unconqjorcd , lot him walk down.
The crowu , ni If possessing a prflsclonco
of what was to happen , sot up a great About
nt this.
GlikR' well plocod sacrifice boosted Shy to
second. Then the Boston boy took another
on wide ones.
"Hoy I beyt beyl" cheered tno delighted
spectators.
But when the agriculturalist fouled out
to long-legged Brcckcnrldgo nil Jubilance
subsided.
Uncle was the next whlto sock UD. Ho
nerved himself , nnd before the people could
raoko up their minds that It was so , h
rapped o'ula sharp single.
Sny ran in , Kelly down to third and ths
crowd yelped In ecstasy ,
U was a timely hit nnd merited the no-
pluuso It got.
This hit of peed playing seemed to unnerve
the Ohloans. nnd Walsh , In his vaulting
ambition to throw Uncle out nt llrst , knocked
a pauel out of the rlutit field palisades , nud
the Boatonlan scored nnd Uncle brought up
at third.
Joe's old friends sympathized with him ,
but they all cried" "Oh 1 oh ! "
Collopy waxed a llttlo lly over Walsh's
bead nnd Undo lumbered In with the third
tally.
ino arowa was wnu.
Collopv miscarried in his attempt to nip
second. The Giraffe throw htm out.
lnrl ) } ' Win Uncertain.
There was blood In Wmsh's eye when ho
picked up his dub and stopped to the bat In
the Buckeyes' half ,
Ho made bis characteristic snatch ata high
one , and the bleachers guyed bun. But their
jcors were quickly changed to cheers , for the
next ono Colonel Darby let go bo met full in
tbo face.
It was a corking two-bagger , tlo stole
sflcond and cnmo lu on a wild pitch.
O'Kourko , the combustible-headed Bulgar
ian , struck out , and so did the representa
tive from Genoa. Big Lally got thrco balls ,
nnd the fourth was the wild pitch which lot
"VYnlah In , and which nljo nllcltcd a groan
from ( ho grand stand. McClellan hit snfo
nnd Lally wont to third. Then Breckonridgo
got his base on calls , and a gray-back perched
on otfcry bag.
Hero's where "tho I told you so's" had
tbolr inning. But they took It all back
when the Falls City youth struck out.
Colonel Darby was the recipient of an ova
tion for this clover worlt.
It was ono , two , , thrco for the Hustlers In
the second , President Hayes lllod to Mc-
Clcllan , Colonel Darby to O'Kourko , and
Vlck died at 11 rat.
a hey Tloil the Score.
Then the Bucks tied the score.
Jnnlz rattled out a Iwq-sackcr nnd Clausen
asmgio , tbo giraffe loping in on the latter ,
\jvlnlo Froddv ran clear 'round to third on
the hit , for Vlck lot the ball got through him.
A passed ball allowed the great uncon-
rjiieroa to tie the ucoro.
But that was all. Walsh ponpcd up ono to
Gllks nnd Roddy sent , him a grounder , which
be fumbled , and Kcdily was safe. The
Count , however , How to Vlsncr and the Jig
was up.
Shoibccir. who was right in the thick
of tbo tight nil the afternoon , opened
the third with n hit. Bubbling ever
with Ringer ho Btolo second , nnd on
Jantzou's wila throw to head him off
kept on to third. There ho anchored. Ullks
went out to Lally , the Bean Eat or fanned ,
but Viinor , whoso sonorous coaching was
largely Instrumental in Ficddy's downfall ,
S went lo llrst on balls. He stole second , but
} - \\as loft with Shy on Uncle's bolug Urea
out nt llrst ,
In their half the Bucks stooped to the
bead of the procession.
1 Lallv whaled out a throe-bagger and scored
on Billy McClcllau'a second saro drive.
Brockcnrldgo sent up a high ono to Ylckory ,
which Ylckcry muffed , nnd McClellan run in.
, Abboy's ' snerlllco moved Buck nloug ninety
feet , but Gilks a moment Inter nailed him at
third. Jnnlz made nnotber hit , but Freder
ick the Great struck out.
This warmed the Hustlers up and from this
on the bnlllo was u prolty ono.
HiiroViis Kiiinn 1'rutty Hitting.
The Callopolcd off with a snfo , Hnyiis was
thrown out at first , Durby wns soaked wltb
thu ball nnd tbo Holly Point man , Shcibcck
and Gllks made singles in rapid Bucc'csslou ,
nnd by nlco huadwork and speedy traveling
T llrst. four got In ,
Mi , halynu should I'nvo hoard the resound
ing bbout that grouted this .lino work.
It sounded line olu times.
Kully and Ylsncr were both thrown out at
flMt.
It looked Him victory now , sure , but the
Srbtndz family Uopt plugging away nil the
lame ,
'l hey wouldn't glvo up until the last doe
was bun IT. nnd were Just as full of vim us
ever , only Fruddy ovlncod symptoms of
weariness.
\ Walsh opened up with ono between Sbv
- * * .nnd lioboi't , but Kcddy'stnp to Shv forced
him ntsucoud. A pasted bull put O'Uourlto
on second nnd bo came clcur In on Collopy'a '
error. * Cnnipau got llr&t on balls , only to bo
forced at second , though , by Lally. Mo-
Clolland w out out to He wo.
And iho Bucks were still ono behind.
Wo Uud It Won ,
In the next Undo wai sidetracked at Ilr.it ,
Collopy made n tilt nud stele second , coming
in on Hayes' buto over WuUb's head. Durby
tout ono over to Lally , and Yick forced the
President out at second , and wo had two to
the need once n.oro.
Brci'Uunrldco lopped off ono of thcsa ngalu
by hi * torrlilo hit ever the loft Held fouco ,
tbo lust I do Bucks got lu tbo gmno.
In the sixth Omaha broke It oil. They
fccoiod another quartette , and mind you on
only thrco hits.
But I bey were poaches , every ono of them ,
tihrlbock , still brimllng with tbu tame
Inudublo resolution with which bo wont Into
S tbo ligbt , iiuuto faces at Freddy until ho KOI
„ * bU biwo on balln. Gllks. Kelly nnd VUncr
followed with the tlio of smashes abovu
nlluded to , and tbo first tbroo runner * fell in
Unclo's arms at tbo bench , old Joe waltzing
1 homo himsBlt a few moments later on a steal ,
a oritlc by Uowo nud u poised ball.
How prolty that was.
Hie corluj { stopiwa right Ucro eud the
subsequent proceeding ! were short and
swcot.
Atthocnd of their tmlf McQuald called
the Kama In order to lot , Clausen catch bis
breath , nnd the rest of tno loam the train
bound for Minneapolis.
Dut U WM a line contest , Indeed , nnd
Oiriahn fairly srae&red herself with glory ,
every mnn playing ball with n dash and bril-
llanco that moans victory nlno tlmot out of
ten.
ten.Keep It up.
Thoscoro :
OXJAIIA.
8UMMAIIV.
Ramon rum : Oninha. 0 : Colutnbut , 3. Two-
Imso hltiYutsli.Juntzjn. . Thruc-btiso lilts :
I.iilly. Iloinu runs : HrcokonrldKo. Iliiiu on
bnllsi Off Durby , 3 ; elf Oliuisan , 4. lilt by
pitcher : lly Clausen , I. Struck out : lly
U.iruy. 3 ; by Uluunon , 2. 1'nsiod balls : lly
llityus , 2 ; by Juntznn , 1. Wild pitches : lly
Hurbr , 1. Tlmo of gmno : Ono hour niul thirty
minutes. Umpire : McQuuld ,
Hilly llnrnoy Saturday.
The ball team will bo idle teday , but on
Saturday It will open n serins with the now
members of the league , the Fort Waynes ,
who will arrive from Minneapolis this after
noon. SInce Billy Barney , the old Baltimore
manager , took charge the Fort Waynes have
been playing a stiff parae nnd tbroo
excellent contests may bo looked forward
to. Tomorrow will bo the llrst Saturday on
which ladles will bo admitted frco nnd a
largo representation of the fair sex will un
doubtedly bo on hand. President Stout's
move In throwing open the gates to Indies on
every any .in tbo week , except Sunday , has
become popular nnd now the ladles'will mnko
UP a largo proportion of tbo audiences
nt the half games. Tbo sport is very popu
lar with thorn nnd ninny Omaha Indies nro
becoming as expert In the game as the most
inveterate fan. Manager Schmclz of the
Columbus team said yesterday that ho con
sidered the free admission of ladies nn ex
cellent Idt-a and no will "endeavor to put It
In effect when he returns to the Ohio capital ,
Tbo positions of the two teams tomorrow :
Onmlia. Positions. 1't. Wnynu.
Hiimllboo Pitch Wadsworh
llnyos Oiiu-li Uiijidnlo
Howe Klrbt. Jlotz.
llunsjlu Second Smith
Colmuy Third Alvord
bhulback Sliort Holland
Vlinor lilt-lit Sutolliyo
OIIUs Middle IIorlovur
Kully I.uft Uonachuo
There being n half holiday Saturday , a big
turnout will doubtless be on baud.
Maimj-fr Kowa Signs llnnglu.
Omaha has nt last secured a now second
baseman. Manager Howe signed Moxlo
Hcnglo , the Old Minneapolis favorite , nnd bo
will arrive hero lu tlmo "for tomorrow's game.
This gives the Hustlers something like an
outllcld uL'aln , with Joe Vlsncr wnu is play
ing ball for keeps , and coaching out of
sight In right. Gllks In middle and Kelly In
loft. The toani , judging from yesterday's
nice exhibition , have taken n brace , and from
this on out better work can be expected at
their hands.
J'lo for the Pirates ,
KANSAS Crrr , Mo. , Juno 9. Toledo won
from Kansas City today without an effort.
Weather pleasant. Attendance' 1,200. Score :
Kansas City. 0 01300021 7
Toledo 03203003 0 11
Hits : Kansas City. 11) ) : Toledo. 13. Errors :
Kansas City , 7 ; Toledo , 2. lliiltorles : Ilughoy ,
rayno and McMuhon : Uowald nnd Durllns.
Karnod runs : Kttnsiui Oily , 2 ; Toledo , a Tvro-
Imso lilts : Manning , Alberts. Gottlnscr. New-
oil. Tliroo-basu lilts : .McMuhOn , S : Lyttle.
Andrns. Cnmplon mid Armour. SucrlOco lilts :
Sunday , A minis. Gettliiger , Newell , Armor ,
Oowald. Stolen buses : Oettluuor , flloho'.l. 2 :
NOHUII. Doiinlu plays : Armour to Campion to
Aonoll. llnaos on ll U : Suiiduy. I'uynu. Ii r-
IhiK. StMiol ; out : Cumplou , liowiild. Time :
Ono hour "and rorty-llvc uilnutus. Umpire :
Borud.
Hilly Cnn Io It , Too.
MiKKKAroMS , Minn , , Juno 9. O'Brlzn's
homo runs saved Indianapolis from n shut
out. Batting by Carroll and Parrottwas the
feature. Wouthorvwm. Attendance 1,000.
Score :
Minneapolis 0 03101201-8
Indianapolis 1 00000000-1
Huso Ultn : Minneapolis. 17 ; Indianapolis , 5.
Errors. Minneapolis , 1 : Indianapolis , 3.
lluttcrlos : Swurtzul nnd Dlxon , Sulilviui nnd
Nngle.
Neither Could Omaha.
MIMVAUKHE , Wis. , June 0. Milwaukee
could not touch Wadsworth's pltcnlng. At-
tonclanco'100. Weather fine. Score :
Milwaukee 0 00 0 01000 1
Kort Wiiyno 0 1040100 * 6
Ilatterlcs : Winner , Twltcholl nnd Dona
hue ; Wudsworth nnd Uuudalo. Base
hits : Milwaukee , 4 ; Kort Wayne , U.
Errors : Milwaukee , 2. Kurncd runs : Fort
Wnyno. 8. Two-bus o hits : DucdiUo.Hollnml ,
Stolen buses : Ward , Wldncr. Mot ? Holland ,
Ilosrluver- . First base on bulls : Twltcliuil.
Hit by pitcher : \Vnrd. Struck out : MoGurr ,
Krol . Ward , Twltchell , Koat. Hamburg ,
Henry , Collins , Wutlxworth. I'usscd balls :
DuKdalo. Wild pitches : Wudswortb. Time :
Two hours nnd flvo minutes. Umpire : Gueu-
thur.
STAT1J LKAflUU.
Dissertation on I'luttsinouth'H Mlutortuncs
PIATTSMOUTII , Nob. , Juno 9. [ Special
Telcgrnra to THE' BEE. ] People down In
these parts are not saying much those
days about their base ball club. They don't
like to entirely disown it and yet they nato
to claim nny relationship with iu It bos not
boon the gll'.torlng success that Its projectors
mapped out. In fact , it has bcon ono grand
failure. It Is now in fifth place. If Kearney
had any kind of luck It would bo In last , for
Kearney has played bettor ball than tbo
Plattsmouth team. But tbo boys bero bopo
for better1 results.
Tbo toarn has had n long string of catas
trophes , liver sinca tbo team wns signed
certain ot its members were dissatisfied.
Long , whom tbo local management picked up
out of the wet , not a bad case of enlargement
of tbo cranium because nome other team of
fered bun f > moio than the local team was
giving him , and ho Jumped to Watertown ,
VVls. Ho was uovor roloascd , and now bo
wants to coino back , .Myers of Car
roll , la. , bccamo nllllctcd with the idea
tbnt he was tbo only pitcher on tbo grcon
glebe nud bo , too. Jumped to St. Joseph ,
Mo. Myers Is a fair pitcher , but couldn't
hit u houno and fields llko an ox. Kennedy
bad some reason for his wrath. Ho signed
hero thinking that Beatrice would not bo
in tbo league , nr.d when it did come In
Snapper wanted to go there , Tbo local
management would not release him und
his bull playing was of the despondent
sort. Ho Is a mugnllloont player and with
Beatrice will wiiuc a great record. His rc
lo'iso has been sold tn that team for sundry
cord hard dollars. Norman Leslie Baker
and Leo Pond have bcon signed to
strengthen tbo team and thuy are playing
good ball. U'llBcbo , uu old lowa-llllnoia
man , has been signed for nn nuttleldor und
catcher. Ho Is a good man and is badly
needed. Tbo boys expect to win half of tboir
games on this trip.
It will bo strange If this league docs pot
turn out some crack players. In tbo catchIng -
Ing line Mnuplii , Fear , Jones , Graver and
Chlloi uro all lirst class men. lu pltcnliig
Pcrrino , Heovoi. Yupp , Hoffor. Hourko ,
Summers , Cattono , Johnson and Slugel are
nil line mon. Of tbcso probably Pcrrino ,
Hooves , Hotter , Johnson and blagcl are the
bi-st , iteovcs U probably the best colored
pitcher In tbu stair , Taylor , Sboubau and
Wilson uro till star llrst base
men , Taylor is a colored man.
At second Pond , McKibbon , Stral-
ton , and Fowler are all right. Fowler U
colored. In fact , ho U colored no badly that
the uco of spades is not in it. Ho i * a great
player , though. Pond , McKibooa and Strut-
tou are all great players. At third Hollhuu
of Beatrice is the star. Ho is great. Joan
Patterson , Marso und Vun Arnutu are alto
sonio pumpkins. Marsh and Patterson are
torrltio stlckert. Kennedy la no doubt
tbo right short ttop of theloatruo. Grceu U
at homo lu tbli place whoa bo U all
right. At pros nt ho has n broken thumb.
Klpp and Purcell nro Also great short men.
There are some great outfielders in the
league. Clark , Schanot. Sam Patterson , llah *
dall , Pendor , Pottlford nnd Holme * nro
nil fielders from up the crook.
Of these Sam Patterson , Clark , Sonanot ,
Knndnll nnd Pottlford are ail lino. From the
forecrolflg list it can bo scon that tbo Ne
braska Statd league has some great material
In It for ball players. Taking teams as a
whole probably Beatrice Is the best all-
around team In the league. Their captain ,
Gatowood , U also n great second baseman
and n comer. Ho knows a good ball team
when he sees it.
All the KIIIM Wnrn Karneil.
BEATniCE , Nob. , Juno 9. ( Special Tele-
cram to THE BEE.I Boatrlco redeemed her
self today , bjnchlna her hits and doing some
very good all 'round iilaying. The visitors
But up n splendid Holding gnmo and made
entrico earn her laurels. There was a big
attendance present nt the geme , among whom
were many ladles. Score :
lloutrlco , . 0 4
1'rcinont 0 1
Kurnod runs : flontrlco. 4 ; I'romont 1. 1'lrst
baboon bulls : Off Holmes. 1 ; olT Kliiiinol. 2 ;
Struck out : lly Holmes. 2 ; by Kltinnol , I.
ThrDO-baso liltx ! Jones. Two-boKO hits : Am-
tin , lioxYtmin , Taylor. Ilnso bits : Heat rice.
8 : l-'rcmont , 4. Sncrlflro lilts : lloatrlcn. 4 ; 1'ro-
inont , 3. Double nlays : Kltnmol to llowmnn.
Cureoll to Ansiln u > Itowiunn , lloilbun to
Stont-y to Taylor. Hit by ultohpr : By Holmes ,
1. Wf'd pltclic i llolmos 1 > KrrorA : lloutrico.
61 rromonUl ) . Hattorlcj : llolmcf and Jones ,
Klniinol nnd Palmer. Tlmo of came : Onu
hour nnd thirty minutes , Umpire : Hurt.
Beatrice and Plattsmouth play tomorrow
nnd Saturday.
Tlnypil n Itcprntor.
GUANO ISI.AXD , Nob. , Juno P. [ Special
Tolocram to Tun BKK , ! ( jrand Island was
defeated in ono Inning the fourth by Hoh-
rcr's Hod ) . A largo crowd saw the gamo.
Grand Island was unlucky enough to make
her errors when Hastings made her hits.
Score :
Ornnd Island 0 7
Hastings 1 1 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 14
Kims earned : Grand Island , 4 : Hastings , 3.
Two-base hits : 1'ottlforJ. Klpp , Ucrlnm.
Three-base bit : Itourkc. Sacrllleo bit" : John-
Ron , Wnlek. Double pluys : HolTcr to llourko.
Itasi's on bulls : OlT I'ucKurd , 2. Struck out :
lly Pucktird , 3. I'ussod bulls : Murray , 3 ;
MuKariund. l. Time : Two hours. Umpire :
Piilmer.
HASTISOS , Neb. , Juno 0. [ Special Tele-
pratnto Tin : BEE. ) Hastings against Urand
Island today. Score :
llastlnis 34024000 1 11
Grand Island 0 202001)03 7
NATIONAL I.KAUUH.
St. I.ouls Munngoii to ( lot In Ono Unuio on
the Orlotcff *
B.u.TiMoiin , Md. . Juno 0. The Baltimore
nud St. Louis clubs started to play two
catncs ibis afternoon but only managed to
complete tbo ono. The Baltiraoros had com
pleted their half of the second inning in the
second gnmo when n storm followed. The
score wns fi to 0. Weather threatening. At
tendance --)0.
llnltlmoro 000020120 5
St. Louis 0 0013002 * 0
Hit's : Baltimore , 0 ; St. I.ouls. 5. Errors :
Diiltlniore , C : St. Louis , 1. Burned runs : llul-
tlmoro , 2. H\ttorlcs : : Guuson and Cobb :
Dwyer und llucklcy.
Cohiiiols Go Io\vn u 1'cjr.
WASMIXOTOX , D. C. , June 0. Tbo Senators
Du&sedtbo Colonels in the championship race
by winning today's game. Score :
Wnshin ton . . . . 0 22001010 0
Louisville. 1 1000010 0 3
Hits : Washington. C : Louisville , 5. Error ? :
Washington , 4 ; Louisville , 2. E-irned runs :
Wuslilimton , 3 Ilultorlos : Knoll and Mllll-
Riin , Jones nnd Grim.
Ouiikcr.t I.oso Twice.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. , Juno 0. The Phila
delphia and Cleveland clubs played two
games hero this afternoon , the visitors win
ning both by batter , playing. Attendance ,
8,100. Score :
First game :
Cleveland 0 03102002 8
1'hlludelphln 0 .4
Hits : Clovoland.il ; Philadelphia , 0. Errors :
Cleveland , 2 ; 1'lillaUelphla , 0. Earned runs :
Cleveland. 4 : 1'hlliidolphla. 3. HaUorlos :
Cuppy nnd Zlmmor : Esper and ClotnonU.
Second game :
Cleveland 0 00102300 0
1'lillaclelplila 102000000 3
Lilts : Cleveland. B ; Phtladolpliln , a Errors :
Cleveland , 1 ; 1'hlludulphiu. 5. Earned runs :
Cleveland. 1 ; I'lilludutphln , ] . HuHorles :
i ouug und O'Conner ; Koero und Clements.
> ow York Won One.
NEW YonK , Juno 0. Only four innings
were played in the llrst game when rain
stopped the match , leaving tbo score Cincin
nati 2 , Now York 3. Attendance , 1,037.
Ucoro of second game :
Now York 0 0
Cincinnati 5
Earned runs : Now York , 0 ; Cincinnati , 2.
Butteries : King and Boyle ; Chamberlain and *
Murphy.
Cliungo in the I.oulnvlllo Club.
ST. Louis , Mo. . June 9. A Loulsvlllo dis
patch says : The chances are that within the
next twenty-four hours the Louisville Base
Ball club will have bad a change which will
cause some little astonishment almost be
yond a doubt. Fred Pfoffor will bo playing
second base , and either Harry Taylor or
Tom Brown will bo captain of the club. Offi
cers of the club refuse to confirm the rumor
but admit thai something is "going to drop
very soon. "
Stake Kaccs Drawn Irtrijo Crowd to Morris
Turk.
Moimis PAUK Uicu THACK , N , Y. , Juno 9.
Despite tbo rainy woatbar that prevailed
this afternoon , fully 10,000 people assembled
at the Westchosior course , mainly to witness
the race for thn Belmont stakes.
Klrst race , so von furlongs : Ham II ton (3 ( tel )
won. Key West ( rf to D ) second , Julio ( a tel )
third. Time : 1:30. :
tccond race , tnllo nnd ono furlong : Mnrs (4 (
to 1) ) won , Uloiiinlnj ; (5) ( to 1) ) aocond , Llzzla (15
tel ) third. Tlmo : 1J7.
Third race , Larchmont stakes , six furlongs :
Krntiola (5 ( to S ) won , Douovun (7 ( to 1) ) saoond ,
Hesperus (5 ( to2j third. Time : lIO'i.
I'onrtli race , onc-bulf mlle : Morrollo (7 ( to ft )
won , Simmons ( LI ) to 1) ) second , Alux ( I'J to 5) )
third. Time : 48y.
Flftli race , Dolniont stakes , ono mlle and n
quarter : Patron (1 ( to 5) ) won , Sballburk (5 ( to 1) )
bucond. Tlmoll : : ( Only two stutters. )
Six tli race , six furlongs : Oiilsyrlan ( B to 1) )
won , Alciildo ( it ) to 1) ) Hooond , Urout Onus ( II
to5)tlilrd. ) Time : Jll .
Sport ut Ht. l.ouH.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Junn 9. Weather boauti ]
ful , track good , attendance largo.
First race , Bolllmr. six furlonzs : Ninon (3 ( to
1) ) won. Or.innlo A (0 ( to I ) second , Dewberry (7 (
to I ) third. Time : UltJIi.
Second race , for'-your-olds , four furloncs :
Kliu-Knustna (7 ( to 10) ) won , Uoldn (0 ( to DHOU-
end , I < KUelund ( S to 1) ) tnlrd. Time : 4'JH.
'Iblrd nice , Oosconiido itukoi for U-year-
olds , $1.000 added , ono mlle : Wlxhtman ( I to 5) )
won , Uoldntono (13 to Daucnnd , Sllunlo Cool ?
to5) ) third. Time ! HW .
Konrtn race. Hulling , six furlongs : ICIIduro
Ute 1) ) won. St. luo ( to U locond , Crab Cider
( J to l ) third. Time : UllJi.
Fifth race , selling. HI ! fnrlongs : Coitu Itloa
(1 ( to I ) won. Kuby I'ayno ( oven ) second , llur-
baraiSJ tel ) third. ' 1'liuo : 1:13. :
blxth race , ono mlle : Olilof Justice (8 ( to 5) )
won , NnroJto ( ItBocond , Ureat liopca ( Il < i3) )
third , Time : lil ; . '
t-uventli race , hitndlciip , ono mlle ana ono-
clglith : llollvnr liuuknor to i ) won , Guldo
(4 ( to & ) second , llonnlo Ilyrd (10 ( to J ) third ,
Tlmo : ! : ) * ,
UusulU nt llutvtlioriip.
CHICAGO , 111. , Juno 0. Hawthorne track
slow.
1'lrnt race , six furlonn : Tnctiulan won , Gll-
son Hccond. I.uonlloi third. Tlmo : lJ.it : ; .
bccond ruco , Qvo furlongs ; Townsuml won ,
llrlltou second , Kcley Holey third. Time :
lt7Vi.
IIrd ruco. live furlonss : Hawthorne won ,
Union boeond , l.o.-rand tlilrd. Tlinu : IUH. :
Fourth ruco. lx turloiiK > : The Hero won ,
Cntuin second , Lombard third. Tlmo : l-M.
Flf tb race , onu mlle : fclr llovya , only ouo
ran. Tliuu : lWi-
Ciolni ; to Turro lluutu.
Some famous trotters posted through this
city lost night enrouto to tbo Terre Haute
meeting from the Pacllla ilopo. They will
rest up at Council Uluffs for a day or two
before reiuuilus ; their Journey out. la tbo
strtnt ? Is Frou Frou , 2:0. : > li ; Fousta , pacer ,
3W4'5 Faustina , Sldmott ? , ' OJI Follow ,
Fouituslno and Lon Souaicn Those famous
flyers are owned by J , A. ipu tln and Count
Ynllson of tbo Clovonlale slbcK farm , south
ern California. ' "
YoO.
O. Juno U Too nltcndanco
at Latontn today was J fair , the weather
cloudy and the tracit hoaryu I'avorltos won
ft majority of the races. , ) ft
I'lMt race , sollln ? puMo. for 3-yc r olds and
upwards , noii-nlnncrs liero < sy | furkinRV : ,
L. Mtinsoti ( I to 1) won. Tcnnv.Jr. . (5 ( to I ) foc-
onrt. Ontcrirtfl : ( to.l ) third. Time : tls ' .
bccond r.tep. solllne parid for 3-your-nlds
nnd upwards ono mlle nnd n sixteenth ! John
llorkloy in US ) won , tendon tffiioko ( 3 to liscc-
onil. UoorkatU to 5) ) third. TUnc : l:5 v < .
Third r ice. purto for aiye , r-old Ulllcs. ono
mlle : Yo Tnmblpn ( ovwtl'won ' , llrocnwlcb ( H
to Si second , Julia May 110 tel ) third. Time :
Fourth race , purse forl-yonr-old , five fnr-
lotiRi : Sillnill ( toftl won , Mlly Jnn (3tol ( )
lucond , Fay (2 ( > 4 tel ) third. Time : 1O.V4' : .
Fifth roce , sollln ; , purse for : i > y car-old i ,
four nnd u Imlf furloius : Henry Voiinn 1:1 : to
1) ) won , Oovotto(2 ( to 1) ) second , Carrlo 1'o.irsall
(20 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo ; MVJ.
( Jnlloplnc nt Onrllnld.
CHICAGO , III. , Juno 9. Oarllold park.
Clear ; tniok.slow. Attendance , .1,000.
First nice , half mlloi I'oUm won , Frank
Kvnns second , Johnny Campbell third , Tlmo :
1 * 0 > >
0Sucond race , nlne-slxtoenths of n mlle :
Nativity won , Snnta y.tilldii second , Mlko
fabollcy third , Tlmo ! UlTlf.
Third race , solllntt , tlirca-nuurtorsof n mile :
I'rollUuto won , Heil Stone second , Crispin
third. Time ! l : VS.
ronrlb rice : , the Adams Imndlonp , tbroc-
nuartors of u mlle : hn Oolonln won , Yallora
HCcoiUI , Silverado third. Tlinu : liiH. : (
Fifth race , selling , olovon-slxteunthi of n
mlle : Johnny Greener won. Dick Scott second ,
Millie V third. Time : 1:3 : M.
Sixth raco. iilmi-slxtoontlii of n tnllo :
Iiiitlnus won. Cora W acicoitd , Itandom third.
Tln.a : ll5y.
Tips forToil.iy.
Hero is the choice from the Morris Park
program of likely winners :
1. Hir Uiclmrd Miles Standlsh.
2. Itox-Fldulla
3. Mudstonu Tournament.
4. Tlio Ironmaster Tormentor.
li. Ijliolu Kulndrop.
0. Oottysburg Oynoauro.
1111.1V 31U11FI1Y FI.UMCUU.
Ho Declarer ftls Inability to Continue tlio
Fight Agnlnst .Jolinilln.
SJLJT PIIAXCISCO , Cal. , Juno 9. Fifteen
hundred people assembled at tbo 1'aclllc club
last night to witness the conclusion of the
glove contest between Billy Murphy of Now
Zealand ana Johnnie Murphy of Boston ,
which was postponed from May 31. Johnulo
Murphy entered the rlntr at 0:03 : , ready to
light. Billy Murphy followed In street cos
tume. Ho announced ho was unabla
to cont.inuo the fight on account
of tbo condition of his right
hand , which ho disabled in the other contest.
Ho praised the ability of his opponent , whom
bo called tbo best mnn bo ever mot. Billy
Murphy nnnouncod ho was In better condi
tion at the late go than when ho fought
Grinlu , und bo hoped soon to fight the Bos-
Ionian for the cba < nplonshin ot tbo world ,
lloforoa Sullivan then awarded tbo light to
Johnnie Murphy , nnd said as far as ho was
concerned all wagers were off.
Ten Hound * to n Drnvr.
STIIACUSE , N. Y. , Juno P. Fred Warner
and James Konnarcl , tbo St. Paul kid ,
sparred ten rounds to & draw hero last night.
Warner weighed 130 ana the kid 115 pounds.
Dr. Blrnoy's ' Catarrh Powder for tonsll-
itls. For sale by all drdgglsls. GO cents.
SOUTH UJl.tlI.4.
T. 1 * . Woub'g Jfnrrow liarapo from Drown
ing Notes aiiiVperSoimU.
J. P. Webb , a well knfa'wnlical newsdealer ,
had a narrow escape from 'drowning yester
day afternoon. Ho was fishing in the river
near tbo sownr outlet in tompauy with A. C.
Powers. Mr. Webb sfcpned on n half
submerged stump in order to make a
longer cast , and losing bls > balance fell head
long lute the river. The current Is quito
swift at this point and the.bank sloped so ab
ruptly that the tishcrmdh Hvas carried be
yond his depth. Ho wns''utiablo to swim and
would surely have beau , drowned bad it
not been for the courageous notion
of bis companion. Mr. Powers sprang
into the water ana succeeded in grasping
Webb by the collar just as he. was about to
sink for the third time. Being nampcrod by
bis clothing be cumo near being drowned
himself , but finally succeeded in reaching
the shore and saving the Ufa of his com
panion. Neither of the gentlemen were
much the worse for their ducking.
Serious Ituimwiiy.
A serious runaway occurred on the T
street viaduct about noon yesterday. T. L.
O'Connor was driving ever with a single rig
when ono of Ulynn's transfer teams , which
was approaching from tup opposite direction ,
took fright at a passing train and dashed into
the buggy at full speed. Mr. O'Connor
Jumped and escaped with a few bruises. 1'ho
borso was uninjured but the buggv and har
ness were entirely ruined. Mr. Glynti
promptly paid all damages. .
Building I'nrnilts.
The following building permits were
granted by Inspector Mayflold yesterday :
Lena Kunzol , cottupc. Twentieth and O
street- ) $ 339
I' . 11. 1'uttcn , two-story frame. Twcnty-
sccond street , between 11 und 1 3,000
James L. Gott , cottage. Twenty-second
und Mllroy 350
Total $ 3,053
Notes and 1'orsonal.s.
1 , M. Dawson of Nowmau Grove , la. , is in
the city.
William Brocklo of PordvaJ , In. , is the
guest of B. H. Hawloy.
Miss Bosslo Housman has gene to Charles
City , la. , where ho will spend the snnimor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Porter are receiving
congratulations oyor the birth ot a daughter.
Tbo ladies of tbo Mothodlst church will
give n "blue Jay" social this evening in the
church parlors.
John McDonald , formerly a resident of
this city , now of Creston , la. , is spending' a
few days in town.
Tbo ladles of tbo Baptist church will servo
uuppor from 5 o'clock to 10 in the Fowler
block Saturday evening.
H. S. McDougball has returned from
Grand island where ho passed iho state
pharmaceutical examination.
H. Hoymen returned from a visit at At
lantic , la. , yesterday. Ho got awav with
nothing worse than a sprained anklo.
Mike Markason was arrested yesterday on <
complaint of Mrs. J. Grcon , who charged
him with being tbo father of tno unborn
child of her daughter , Myrtle Hnndorsou.
Tbo girl roiusod to appear us a witness and
the case was dismissed.
The Park Exchaugo saloon on Twonty-
fourtb street bos boon iinoccupled forsovornl
weeks. Yesterday it > vos discovered that
some ono had broken into'tbo building and
destroyed or carried off thir entire stock of
liquors nnd cigars. Thcrp11's-no clew to the
thieves , "
Chris Johnson was'laMi ? 50 and co s
yostordarin police coUrt'-for caressing the
cranium of Charles JjTorrUis with a plko
polo. Ho was committed'to' tbo county Jail
in default of payment. tt'Ua'blow was the re
sult of a quarrel ever tbo .bauMuggors' atrlka
at Swift's. Ji' !
The 7-year-old son of Joe Madden , who
lives on Twenty-fifthtract ! opposite the
High school building , ii Ufttfgerouitly ill with
black diphtheria. A uiimUtr of otbor cases
am reported. The city authorities have had
tbelr attention called to.lbo matter and will
take measures to provout the spread of tbo
dUoaso.'f
Fortune of uu Uinulia Veteran ,
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno P. [ Special
Tolocram to Tun BEE. ] THE BEE Bureau of
Claims received notion from Commissioner
Hftum today of tbo allowance of tbo pension
of U&vld H. Curtlss of Omaha , at the rata of
$13 per month from October ID , 16U1 , and $0
per month from December 4,1691. In this
case Curtlss was represented by THIS BKU
Bureau of Claims , and tbo speedy manner In
which the claim was pushed to tlnal allow
ance shows the facilities afforded by THE
BEE Bureau to voUrans for * ouring pen
sions. .
*
Partuola for gardoo'partles are lined with
rose color and decorated with a wreath of
Uowors outsldo with grimes for fringe.
LOOK OUT
FOR THE
Saturday Attractions
i
. . . IN THIS EVENING'S ,
AND
SATURDAY MORNING'S BEE ,
A Sale that Beats
All Others.
Nothing like 'it
Ever offered in Omaha.
WARM WORK AT ATLANTIC
No Records Broken by Iowa Firemen But
the Time "Was Good.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SECURED A PRIZE
Divided tlio Money In the Hose Contoit
with Ilnrlan Mini } ' 1'oople Witnessed
tlio Inhibitions Closing ot
the ISuptUt Conference.
ATLANTIC , la. , Juno 9. iSpscial Telegram
to THE BBE.J The Iowa state tournament
today has been another period of , great suc
cess nna hard work for the prizes and glory.
Thcro hab bcon a high wind prevailing all
day which lowered the tirao several seconds
and the day was unusually hot. All the flre-
mea were in prituo condition and mndo a flno
exhibition and ono that will do them proud
to go on record.
The attendance at the contests was as
largo if not greater than yesterday , and the
patience exhausted in waiting on tbo races
whiloslt'isg on the hot beeches was romarn-
able. The races have generally boon on
tlmo , nnd the boys ran ever the 300 yards
with n spirit that would indicate that tholr
lives depended on getting tbo prizes. Some
good records were nwdo. but nothing has
yet been mnao to lower past performances.
The first race on the program today was
the li'.ildor climbing contest in wnlch II. U.
Gillett of Atlantic , John Walkup of Marion
and Chet French of Stuart were contestants.
Uillott stopped through Ibo ladder. French
made the climb In 7 boconds and Walltup
touched the top round in 0 1-5 seconds. Gillett
lott afterwards cave an exhibition , making
the climb in U 3-5 seconds.
Contesting Hose CoinpniilCR.
Tno 44 class boso contest was next
called , in wblch Corning , Council Bluffs ,
Harlan and Vinton companies ontorod. Tbo
race was a tie betxvoon Council 11 luffs and
Marian. They divided the money. The
Harlan boys made nn elegant run of 300
yards , laying 100 yards of hose , break coup-
line and attach play plpo in 40 2-5 seconds.
This afternoon the first on the list was the
amateur hose race , in wblch were outorod
green companies which bad never made a
record in tbo stata association. Adair , Vln-
ton and Corning entered und Vinton captured
tbo prlzn money In 49 1-5 seconds.
Tbo drill contest between tbo Fullortons
of Marion , Uuthrlo Center flro department
and tbo Montzor drill corps of Marion was
won by the last named. In tbo 41 class hose
race four companies entered und thoiCldora
took tbo llrst money.
Tomorrow will bo a grand day. Tno state
bolt uud ether stnto prizes will bo awarded.
O | > ponud to tlio V. 31 , O. A.
CKIUU IUrn > 3 , In. , Juno 0. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tun Uni ; . ) At today's session of
the Gorman Baptist Brotbroo conference it
was * decided 'that card playing and other
light games were wrong nnd tbo Young
Mon'n Christian association ana lilto organi
zation * were not in harmony with the gospel.
Tbo following committees were appointed :
John Wise , Enoch Klioy and Danlnl Vunl-
men , to relieve ministers nud cldOM of tbelr
oQlcos when the church was satisfied that
such should bo done ; DV. . Sbouffer , J. W.
Sbowaltor. J , H , Mooroand U. C. Sharpe to
select music for hymnals ; D. L > . Miller , J.
It. Moore and Ij. W. Totter on the compil
ation of hymnal , Tbo mom bora of tbo ud-
visory committee elected were L. W.
Totter , two years , nnd Daniel Hayes ,
three years. It was decided to hold the next
annual meeting tn iho southern Indiana dis
trict , the town to bo decided upon by the
committee on location after the vurlous
places have boon beard from , Tbo conference -
once then adjournsd.
A ultf meeting was hold In tbo Tabernacle
this evening , utter which tbo brethren departed -
parted for tnolr homes.
MuiUon ConvlrttnU
During the afternoon the Madson case
was submitted , and after being out
half an hour the Jury returned a
verdict ot guilty. Mr. Madsou was
requested to bo present tomorrow morn
ing to receive his sentence. In such coses
the line may bo { 500 , but it cannot bo loss
than $300. Wbea tbo verdict was road tbo
prisoner tat in tbo roar of the room , reading
u newspaper , and Dover looked up to ieo what
had happened.
$100,00 IN CASH
In ordnr to Introduce more generally
DR. PfiAi'3
LIVER PILLS ,
wo publish tbo rebus given nbovo. nnd for It's
correct solution will give 81UO.OJ IN CASH , di
vided as follows :
To the llrst two persons sending us correct ans
wer ! vre will Klvo f 10 each : to the next ono sunclliiK
u a correct nnawcr wo will Biro Mia cusli ; to tbo
next twcnty-llvu per onn aundlng 119 cocroct una-
wcr , wo will Klvo II osch.
' To the lam two persons sondlnic us correct eolu-
tlonn wo will RlTO 110 each : to third lant wo will
RlrutS ; and to tbo next laat twoiitr-llvo , wo will
KlTO II each.
Knch answer to the nhovo rolms must boaccom-
pnnlcd by thirty emits , for which wo will acini you a
box of tboo excellent little pills. Puitftgo 6Umi >
urcoptcd.
This olWr closes on November 1st , 18.13 , nnd the
prlzrH will l > o forwarded to tbo fortnnuto onue on
tlmtdatu. 1'oriion * Uoalrlng a Hut of the prlio win-
nur8 , hiukl ( enclujo a Belf-uddrusacd , stamped uu-
vulopo.
Answers and orders must bo sent to
The Peal Medicine Co ,
Cleveland , O.
A.MUS 1SMENT3.
Ono Week , Commencing Sunday , June 12.
i of tbo
DAVIS
1111 "WE
SuppiirtlnK tlio sterling actor. Mil.
I.1NDON. mill Ills liunilHomu nnd taluntud
daughter , HUNA IJAHI.IH MNIJO.N ,
I'rcsontlnB tlio llr t four nlgliti of the auRniccmont
A. IA 13 El Tt T m t
( Tlio Ken of .Monto Crlsto. )
ClmnL'oof | jUTliur | ilny. 1'rlcos lie,25cMe , DOe
and Tie.
Farnam Streei Theater | Alta
Tiifsilny , Frldiiami Snliinlny ,
DODD OPERA CO. ,
EXR.MIMIR
40 - SINGERS - 4O
MATINKK
WKHK 01' JUNK OTII.
in NIGHTS in
lu IN A BAR. liOOM.U
THE COW110V DUO.
8 HIP ii BnowH a.
_
OflDINANOB NO. 8081.
An ordinance locating certain additional
\vutor bydrants In tbu city uf Uinabu.
lie It ordnlnod by the city council of l.ho city
of Onialnt ;
Kuotlon 1. Tbut tbo American Water Works
Company ho and UIOHUUKI U hereby ordered
to pmco additional water liydrants In tbu city
of Omutia. ns follows !
Onu ut tbo corner of U'Jnl and MunJefion
streets.
Ono at tbo corner of 31th and llundc"ri > oii
Btreels.
Onu at thn corner of 'lltli and I'riUt strcotH.
Ono on U.'nd street at the north line of
Euclid 1'laco.
bootlon - . That this nrdlnnnco shall tuko
olfuct and bu In foroo from uud uttur lu pusa-
Ut-'U.
1'usjod Muy tli , 18 ,
JOHN GHOVEB.
City Ulnrk.
O. X * OUAI'I'KB.
Actlne 1'reilduntUlty tiounolL
Approved May iUth , IblC- .
IblCUCO. . I1. Hi : MIS.
Mayor.
PROPOSALS FOU PAVING.
Scaled proposals will ho received by tlio nn-
diTslKiiod until ltJ : : o'cloolc p. in. . Juno 17th ,
1M , f ° rtho following kinds of p\vliiK : ma-
Shcel iiHpb.iltntn.
Sioux 1'ulls or olbor cr.mllo.
U Idle Colorado sniidhtoiio.
Ui'd Coloni'io nuiidstnne.
\\ooUrnlT. Kansas , atone.
Yltrllled brick.
An I brick bloalts. all aocordlne to spcolDoa-
tlons of ib'tt. ns modified by the resolution
udoplud bytliollonrdof 1'ubJIo Works ut Its
inroiliigor Miiyll st , I8ai.
I or pavliiK tmrt of Hie followlnu streols ,
nvenues nnd niloys Intho , city of Uinalin , foni-
prlsed In Htroot Improvement districts Nni.
p , 4.N , 4-.TI , 4L-J , 4'7 , 4'J' . 4 , 4.U. 1 , 41. . 4A 414.
4lN4 : l.4iT. : 4M.439 , 440 , 4II.4K1. 44X 441. Hi. 413.
451. 431. 4.4. 45 % 4.VI , 4.VT. 45S , 431 , 4111 nnd 402.
oidorcd linuroved by ordliiuiieo No-4. : i,033
ind : ' .OSO , und for ronavlnu'Htiout Improvement
ciUtricts iNos. a.VJ , 44t and 450 , ordered repuved
bvordlimneo No , : i.0s5. und more particularly
described as follows :
rso.a.yj-l'iirKorSinh nvonuc , from Leaven *
worth htrcet 10 Hickory Htroot.
No. 44 * > Alloy In block 3. ilnnscnm plnco.
No. 417 fjctiVLiiiwortlistrdot , from the west
Una of lUlli street tovost line ofDtli uvonuo.
No. 4J-fth fitiuat , from the Bouth line of
Plerco street to the nortli line of Hickory
struot.
No. 474 Lonvomvortli street , from the woit
line of lOtb street to Ibo oust line of 1Kb
Htroet.
No. 423 I2tb street , from the south line of
Jones Htroet to thu north line of Luavonworth
strool.
No. 42C Spencer street , from Sherman av
enue to 31th street.
No. 4'j ; Latin op street , from Sherman av-
onuu to ISth Htroet.
No. 4.8 Hurt street , from the west line of
IStli street to the oust line of intn street
No. 4'JJ Sprnuo stieot , from the west line of
ISNlstri'ct to the east line of mill street.
No. 4UU Ciihsstiuot , from IX'd street to 24tli
htioet.
No. 4J1 : Mason strcnt.from 20th street to'JJth
avoiiuu.
No. 4r. Mnson stroct , from the oust line of
uOtli htroot lo tlio oust line of Hist Blroot.
No. 4:11 : Il.'d hlroot. fiom Hie north line of
Kuclld pluco to tbu noith line of Woolwortb
uionuo.
No. 4'll Oallfornln stroct , from 15th street to
loin Mtrei.
No. 4ir l/.urd street , from ISlu strool to Htli
street.
No.4ft : I'nrlier street , fromSltb street to tha
oust line ofJth street.
r.o. 43T Kownrd struct , from 21th street to
Ifith stroot.
No. 43 ! Chicago sti cot froiu 23d street to kl
si i cot.
No. 4iQ : Onldwc ; Blrcol rotn 2Uh street to
tlio west line of Hnlnn't ) addition.
No. 41(1 ( Sliurnuii iivonno from soutb line ot
Grand uvuiino lo Kort i-troet.
No. 441 UJih struct from I'anmm street to
the north line of Davenport streot.
No , 4IL' Davenport struct from 3'Jtb street to
40lh street.
No. m-ldlli street from the Bouth line of
Davunport struct to Cumins street ,
No. Jit Mudlson nvcnuo from llth htrcet to
No. 4 < u Uhluugo street from 2Hh street to
20tb streot.
No. 450 Ht , Mary's avenue between the west
line of ' 'Olli street und tbu oust line of nth
street.
No. 1M mil stroct from Hartley Blroot to
nt. Mury H UVUIMIU.
No. 43) ) Tlionlluy from 3'nd street to SUlt
oteeet In I'aulbcn'H nddltlan ,
No. m-.lUlhstreet from 1'nrnum street to
Hiirnuy htiecU
No , 4.A > J--.blli street from tboHOiith line of
I'oiiululon uvuiiuo to juiiili Hue of Woolwortlt
iiveinio.
No. 4.--Iixvonport ) Btreol dom''ltli street to
V-'itli HtreoU nil In tbu city of Onmlm.
No. 4. > 8"Uus3 street from wunl Hue of Ultli
street to IDS feat west of 23 Hlruot.
No. 4v.i--OiiHS street f 10111 HID oust line of
21th snout to tbo went line of-'lth strnut.
No. 4i--limlltoiiKUeot : ] ; from tlio went Una
of mill HtiL'ot to tbo oust line of iho viaduct of
the licit I.lnoUnllwiiy.
No. 4il-Alluy ) In block 2i9. city.
No. --Alloy In bloeU 10 , KounUo & : Kntb'n
nddlllon.
I'.icli bid tospoolfy aprlco pcrKqunro yard
fortbu pitvliiK und rounvlntt co'iipluio on ouch
Direct , averjno nnd ulley uopurtluly In a.ud
linprovuinunt dlHtrlCLH ,
\Vork to bo done In nccordulico w tli nlans
and Ri/rellliitlona on Illo In tbo ulllcu of
tbo bourd of public works.
hucli propoi.il to bo mudo on printed hlunlu
furnished i.y tb loird. ; und tn bo necom-
punlod by uueriIliad chuilk In tlio following
KIIIIII for tlio dlll'orenl. dUtrlcU : l ) . trlcln ,
421. 4i % 4'J7.4.U4'J , 4-JO , III , 4r. , 4JI , 4.7 , 4W ,
4)2. 411 , 4H. 4S , 4.11 , 411 , 4.14M. . 417. 43' , 4v. > , 4111
nnU < K. JOO euch. DIstrlolH , JM. 4' ) , Ul , 1C. ,
M. ; ) I'J 4tii.4ll.4ll undtivj. * 3Woiicli , And dU-
trlct 447 SI.C05 , puynblutotbo city ofUmnli.i
an itn ovidoiiL'o of wood fulth
Tbu board renurvos tbu rlnht to awurd tlio
contract on nil tbo said dUlncw together oren
on oaeh dlktrlut separately , snhjcet 10 thu HU-
luctlonuf Iho mulorlul by tlio uropuity own-
urs or Ibo mayor mid city council to
reject nny or nil bid , Jp , "
Chairman of tlio Hoard of 1'iiLllo WorKn.
Omuhii , Neb. , Juno'Jml , le'Ji
Jiino3-3.0-10.
IT BTANI.i AT TIIK IlKAII-
NASllVII.I.i ; , l-or YOUIIK Ijidloi ,
TKNN. , abulldluui y oniuurt. 7 VnndorblU
< IJ tiuiilU from 2U Miuu . An Munli , Uriuuiluw
uov. uuyuui . v. I'uicis.u. u ,