THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : URDAY , JULY 9 , 1892.
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In Every Department
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MEN'S PANTALOONS.
Over 2000 pairs of odd pants and
extra suit pants to be closed out at
about fifty cents on the dollar.
1 PRrVrn-CfeQ
cpl.OvJJE2.cpc5.
One dollar and fifty
cents for all-wool chev
iot cassi-
' pantaloons , -
mere and cheviot at
$2 , $2.50 , $2.75 and
$3. Extra pantaloons
from high cos t suite
o
counters at $3.50 and
$3.75. We mean busi
ness on pantaloons ,
and Saturday will be
our last day , No customer will be
disappointed. Plenty of them.
Men's Suit Dept
July Prices on Fine
Suits.
. July is the month when we clean
up our stock regardless , of values.
Fine suits can be bought in some
O
cases for less than cost. Quantity
makes the price. When there are
only a few suits , a price is fixed so
they are bound to go.
On Saturday.
Special line of Men's cheviot
suits at $5.
Men's cassimere suits in sacks and
frocks , at $7.-
Men's high grade cheviots and
worsteds at $9 , $10 and $12. ,
We mean just what we say.
Try us on Saturday.
BOYS' ' DEPARTMENT.
You can save money on Satur
day on Boys' Clothing. We have
too many suits for this late season.
SPECIAL LINES.
'Long ' Pant Cheviot
ON SATURDAY AT
$5 , $6.50 and $7
sold all season for $9.00 and $10.00.
Your choice on Saturday of any
Boys' Long Pant Suit on table
No. 2 , for $7.75. You cannot
afford to miss this counter.
Come early on Saturday.
Short Pant Suits.
BARGAIN COUNTER.
Suitsl$1.50$1.75
FOR SATURDAY.
95 Cents ,
For Saturday Only.
Your choice of any pair of boys'
short pants in our stock on Satur
day at 9Sc , Nothing reserved. Of
fer is only for Saturday.
Boys' Straw Hats
25 and 50 Cents.
Our entire stock consolidated
into two lots. All of one lot go at
25 cents and the balance at 50 cents.
BALBRIGGAN
Shirts and Drawers
50c on Saturday.
i/N. E. Corner Douglas and ISth Streets.
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DUN'S ' KEV1EW OF THE WEEK
Good Demand for and Active Trade in
Staples of Every Kind.
REPORTS FROM THE BUSINESS CENTERS
Dmiilm n Uttiinl ltoiiirtn | u Good Bimlnogs
Inortianlnc < Jf < iH th aCtlm AV st rn Irudo
The CliuirliiK lloiuo Statements
Utlivr I'lnunulul Now it.
Niw YOKK , July 8. K. Q. Dun & Co.'s
rrookly rovlsw of trade says ; There is a
itrougor damned for finished products of Iron
and stool , while pie iron Is overloaded and
ivoalior , and tbo Thomas company Ims ro-
aucod Its prlco for No. 1 nnthr.icito $1.UO to
11.50 par ton , which Is believed to bo the
lowest price over recorded. Sales of 10,000
tons of stool rails have boon made by eastern
ivories and the aggregate for tbo b'ulf year
has boon SU'J.U.H ' ) with & 0'J,000 tons actually
delivered , which corresponds with the de
crease In railroad building and the prospect
that the now mlloago for the year will bo
only about il.OJJ. liar iron is in heavy do-
mainland structural nlso , with nu advance-
nuoulfl per ton. Textile mills are all wnll
employed. for tbo season , and batter orders
tor woolen goods luvo glvon an impulse to
purchases of wool by manufacturers.
Hoot nnd shoo shops are Lm-y and urossod
for early deliveries , and ens torn shipments
are now tbo largest over known for the year
thus fur l.bi'.OOJ oases , against lTt,300 ; ! :
last year , nnd l.&JJ.OOO in Ib'JJ ' , hitherto ttio
maximum.
Parallno rubber Is lower nt OS oonts with
norUs busy. Tlioro nro moderate sales of
uopper ut llf ) cents ; tin is Inactive , but lead
lightly advanced. Tno last advance in coal
bus Hloppod business , but the half year's out
put wus ltljlSOUU ) : tons , ugalubt liUl,0001asi
four.
Jtitjiortu fruin tint ClUe * .
Trade at Boston is fairly active. Wool Is
n.ulut wiln lurgororuers for goods nnd heavy
rontracu Imvo been made lor fruquont do-
livery.
llurdwuro wns u little leas firm at Hart-
fold.
fold.At Philadelphia dry goods nro qulot. Trade
In wool Is nclivu ut satisfactory prices. Coul
is dull , groceries and glass quiet , sales of
faints leh.s thiin lust month , nnd trade in jew
olrv llplit , wbllo chemicals nro btuudy , tbo
liquor t ratio good and tobaccoln fair demand.
il'illlmoro reports some improvement in
iboos and dr\ goods and much in millinery.
Ncurly till tbo Iron mills ut Pittsburi ; nro
jloscd nnd pig lion Is wutikor , while the glass
ilorUs have stopped for the bummer.
At Cleveland trade In most lines is good ,
exiopt in Iron.
At Cincinnati the carriage trade Is bettor.
HU-.IIICSS at Dot run is good for the season
nnd ciop prospects fuvorablo.
Tim giowth nfusturn tradn may bo in
ferred from Chicago receipts , which exceed
hist } o\r' .Ti per cent tn cattle and bogs , ! ( ' (
per co nt In corn , ! > 0 per cent lu droisod beef ,
about clou Die in Hour , cured meats , laril ,
theesu , blJc.'A nuil wool , and four tluioi last
r cur's in wbeul , oats and rye , General trade
s larger tlun u jear ago und the demand tor
mot uy silglitly better.
Fiuo weultier helps crop pro pecU in WU-
cotihln and trade Is bolter than last year at
Bu 1'nulunu Minneapolis , wltti u good lum
ber business , and ibu Hour output lt > 7UJU
barro'.s , UKUIIIKI 104,1)00 ) last yuar.
Mutiny ( Joi > > llrguliig ut Onnilui ,
Trade in groceries und dry goods is very
active at Oimttm and collodions exception-
nllv poou. while inonoy goes bugging ,
At Kansas citj traiio Is good for tuo
oa ou.
At St. Louis business U strong in ail llnui.
The ouiliarn tnido it seasonably dull.
bpeculatlo i has boon Inactive , though 4M > , .
OOJ bales ol cotton have buon sold , n declinu
of a HUtccntb. lierrlpts htlll exceeding list
yenr'x , while exports tin1 fully mainialncd ,
\Vhuut ules have only boon UXOIOJ ( bush
ols with n decline of over n cent , nnd corn
has dropped 2 cents , bat hog proaucts are all
stronger ; pork 75 cents per barrel.
Colteo is e ; stroiiiror and oil % o weauor.
Foreign trade Is fully maintained.
The business failures occurring through
out tbo country during the last seven days
number 170 , ns" compared witn totals of 197
last weolr. For ttio corresponding week of
last year the figures were 247.
STATKMINTS.
Oiimlm Agiilu l.nulK All the Cltlos In liar
rorcontue of Int rniin .
NEW Yonic , Julv S. Tno following table ,
compiled by Bradstroot's , gives tbo clearing
bouso returns for the w uk ending July 5 ,
lb'J2 , and the percentage of increase or de
crease , us compared with the corresponding
week of last year :
It Cnrcit din lloy.
My little bey was vorjkUad off for two
months with diurrluint.Vo UBOU vurioub
inoilicluoii , also rallod lu two Uoctora , but
nothing did him any ROOJ until wo used
Uhuiuburluln'd Cello , Cholera und Ulnrrhaia
roinudy , which ave prompt rollof und curca
him pcrumnontly. I couslaor it iho boat
mudlcine inittlo and can conscientiously
roronmicnd it toull who need a rellitblo
rcinodv fordlurrhuta , colic or cholera raorbua.
J. K. lluro , Trenton , Tex.
\ViiKiiii nt uln ,
DurliiRtho montn of Juno the fines paid
Into the pollen court amounted to $ iltl7.50 ,
ofulch t'J7.f.O woio ( or miscellaneous offenses -
fonsos und the buluncu cutno from tbo burnt
district.
Cooli'u ICxtra Dry ( 'huuiaRno | U one of llio
moat delicious uovoruco * in the in"- ' .
* * ice tried It will ulwuyit bo ou your t bio.
LINCOLN PEOPLE OBJECT
Rock Island Officials Have Trouble in
Grossing 0 Street.
BOTH SIDES OF THE QLESTION
l"e..r.l Kuturliilncil by Propel ty ( Miners Unit
T.ioir Interests Will Not Itu .1'ro-
tuctcil II the ThoroiiKlifuro Ii
Croytcd lit tiriitlo.
LINCOLN , Nob. , July S. [ Special to THE
BEE. ] Never tn the commorulul history of
Lincoln tmvo the people of this city taken so
deep an Interest in any movement as they
have in the present contest over the proposal
to permit tbo Koatt Islnnd to lay its tracks
across O street ut crade. Nearly every
man In Lincoln has taken OLD alao or the
other of tbo controversy and scarcely a day
or nn evening passed that u public meeting
is not held to discuss the matter.
The Rock Island olllcials have called out
the statement ol Superintendent Calvurt of
the U. & MM who at a public discussion ,
atntud that It was impracticable for a rail
road to operate its trains uudor a viaduct
loss than twenty-two feet high. On the
other hand the viaduct is opposed by some
of the property owners nlonp the proposed
route on ttiu ground that a viaduct will pre
vent the USD of their property for wholuaiilo
nuil warehouse purposes. The opponents of
tno viaduct urge tbo construction of n sub
way. They are mot wuh the assertion of
City Engineer Uobson that owing to the
level condition of the ground in that part of
the city it would be impossible to drain the
water from a subway , especially in view of
tbo fact that a sub'wav would bo at least
eight foot below tbo.bod of Autolopc crook ,
which runs parallel to tbo urouosod routo.
Aniitliur CoiiiprnmlHo HiiKKvHtnl.
Another compromise of the matter under
discussion has boon suggested. It is , in
effect , that the HocU Inland bo perrnlttod to
cross O street ut trade and locate its depot
at tbo corner of Twentieth and O , as has
been coutnmplatod. Then tlw city and tbo
railroad is to unlto In constructing a long
viaduct on N street from Mnolconlh to
Twuuty-llfth Htrools. The viaduct on N
street \\lll glvo the people of Must Lincoln
sufo and easy uccubs to Lincoln without llio
necessity of crosslnc the Hock Island tracks.
The Lincoln Street Uuilway company could
also move its tracks from O to N street. Tha
whole matter Is bolng thoroughly uanvussod.
bomo fears Imvo butin expressed that tbo
Uoels Island would take simp judgment and
lu.i Us tracks over the disputed streets in the
night time , bin the otllciais in this city als-
clulin any tuch inicutlou.
.Mulling mi Jiulillou * fompiiiltcm.
Attorney I ) , Van ICtton of Omaha today
filed n brief with the clerk of tbo supreme
court that Is a curiosity In legal literature.
Ho rep oients the plaintiff in the casu of the
stntt ) ex rol Theodore Uulllghcr against
( Jeorgo Holmes , Jr. , a Justice of the peace in
and for Douglas county , The Onmhu attor
ney tnuoi exception to a ruling niaiio by Jus
tice llohr.oi and cites tha following cnso to
show tbo unustncHSof ] the mutter. He refers
tbo supreme oourl to a decision mudo by a
"justice of the peace in Sodom bsforo the
destruction ol that 'city of the plains. A
traveler win pis > lng through that city to his
homo In Cunaiin , riding mfiisi. After leav
ing Sodom u fctrungor , who proved to be u
Sodomite , rode up by the side of the trav
eler and wltb hU sword cut off the ear of the
traveler's ass , Thereupon tbo traveler ro
monstrutod ut the outrage and threatened to
bilug the stranger befuro one of the justice *
of the peace of So Jo in , which the stranger
InsUtod should bo uoi.u. The justlco gave
hit decision that inasmuch as the Sodomlto
bad wantonly , cruelly and wrongfully cut
off Ibo ear of tbo traveler's uss bo should
Keep the ass until bis car grow or. ag.it n
HUlorv does not relate whol'uer or not the o
wus collusion bnwccn the Sodomlto justice
and his fellow-townsman , "
Oil Inspection for June.
Honoris of the operations oi iho ell iusj- -
tier department for tno mouth ot Juno have
boon received. In thoFrst district 70i ( bar
rels of oil were Inspected ; in the Second ,
5.107 ; in the Tblru , 1,540 ; in the Fourth , 414 ;
In the Fifth , 030. Three barrels of oil were
rejected at Ledge Polo and one nt Potter.
The Ledge Polo dealer was lined $ 100 , being
the lirst conviction for the violation of the
law in the state. Deputy Inspector Kittlo
has Hied a complaint against C. 13. Shaffer of
Arugo , nicbnrdson countv , for selling oil
that had not boon inspected. Ho will illo n
similar complaint against Howolls & Vigors
of Pawnee Ully.
I'lm District Convention.
The call for the republican convention of
the First congressional district was formally
Issued today by Chairman W. H. Woodward
a&a Secretary Frank McCartney. The con
vention wilt meet at Nebraska City on Thurn-
day , July 23 , at U o'clock p. rn. The several
counties are entitled to representation on a
basis of and delegate
ono dologate-at-largo ono
gate for each 100 votes or major fraction
thereof cast for W. J. Connell in 1890. This
gives Lancaster 45 votes , Cass 19 , Richard
son 10 , Pawnee 13 , Otoo K ! , Nonnba li ! , John
son 10 , making a total of 123. Tno call
recommends that no proxies bo admitted to
the convention , but that the delegates pres
ent from cacn county cast tbo full vote of
the delegation.
Lincoln' * * rioiitliif ; Dalit.
A special election has boon called for Au
gust 12 , nt which tlmo a proposition will bo
submitted to the voters of the city of Lin-
coin to issue $1 ISOOU in bonds , tUo proceeds
of which shall bo devoted to the payment of
existing floating indebtedness. Claims have
nlreadv been allowed on the .several funds to
the amount of 5103,770Ifi and the council es
timates that it will require f 11.-50 to meet
emergencies ill ) to September 1. Another
proposition to issue $40,000 In bonds for the
cxtonsion of water mains and the construc
tion of u stand pipe will bo submitted on the
same day.
I'rcim th I'lillcit Court.
C. W. Armstrong , who was arrested last
evening for driving a huolc into and de
molishing a carriage driven by Mrs. O. P.
Dlnges , was discharged this morning for lack
of prosocutlon. Mrs. Dingosas quite
severely injured , but it was evident that the
accident was not caused by carelessness on
the part of Mr. Armstrong.
Mrs. Frank Craw , living near J and
Twentieth street , was arrested this morning
on tbo charge of having assaulted a neighbor
named Lena Greenstone
A. B. Carroll was arrested today for using
profane and abusive language to Mrs. Minnie
Cristoun , living at ! Wy South rtlnotooutb
street.
Will Auk Aid or till ) Stud- .
A committee of three , Pro' . Sallco , John
Anborry nnd J. T. Wood. nll of tbo town of
Mason , Neb. , which vras recently destroyed
ty a cyclone , called upon Governor libvd
today to consult , with him In regard to t'hn
unfortunate condition of' that town. Forty
houses were destroyed 'And ' iho school house
demolished. As ttio school district is already
bonded to the limit proscriood by law the
gentlemen dc'slrod to see If tlioro wu-t not
some way by which funds could bo
secured to rebuild the school house.
Governor Uoyd could see no wuy of
assisting them In i ihia manner and
suggested that tbo pnoplo of Mason nppoiil to
the pooule of Xobrasliti , , Thls will bo done
nnd a latter will bo addressed to tbo people of
Nebraska within n few linyc. Mr. John T.
Hall of Mason has boon Qtislgnutod us treas
urer of tbo relief cominitwo and bo it > author
ised to accept and receipt for nil contribu
tions. Tbo gentlemen who called on Gov
ernor iloyd guvu a v ry graphic description
of the cycloue and loft.no douut on tbo mind
of the executive of iho doplorabln'sliuutioi
that now exists Mason xvos n small village
and a larco proportion ol lupooploaro homo-
losa by reason of tbo storm.
( iiMHli > ul tlni Mute 11 nil Hi- .
The case of tbo Village of Itellovue against
the Uallovuo Improvement company and II.
T Clarke was filed in the supreme court
Uday.
Kocclvor Gibbons of Ibo Konrnoy Commer
cial and Savings bank r-"ort that up to July
I ho had collected tI,1V.4U , ami hud com
menced suit on past duo notes to Hm amount
of f.'I.OIT.UJ. Ho had nothing special tore-
port for the month of Juno.
Uooelvor Kagpoomb of the Farmort ir < il
Dravois bank of llaltlo Crrok. , Neb. , reports
th it during the month of Juno ho bun o j-
ou > od the sum of t-0 and disuursoj uottiiu .
Kocclvcr Gaodell of Ibo uanluu ; bouso of
Kloman & Arnold reports no collections or
disbursements for the month of Juno.
The Stnto bank of Seward tiled amended
articles of incorporation todav , reducing its
capital from 5100,000 to $00,000.
Labor Commissioner Andres has returned
from a four week's trip in tbo cast on busi
ness connected with the bureau of Industrial
statistics.
Nariimly I.scupi'd Death.
Hon. John P. button , secretary of tbo
Irish National league , and n companion
named Thomas Meagher narrowly escaped
drowning ut .Burlington beach , the now
nlcnsuro resort tbrco miles from this city ,
lostnvcning. They bad crossed tbo lairo in
a roivboitt and in attempting to change places
the boit was capsized. Both gcntlomcn were
indifferent swimmers. Mr. Button succeeded
in clinging to the overturned boat nnd his
loud cries for assistance attracted iho atten
tion of Georuo Boslator and U. K. Finch ,
who were on tho-opposlto side of the lake in
n sail boat. They nt once went to the assist
ance of the drowning men. Mr. Button was
taken In in an exhausted condition , while
Mr. Monghor had goLO down for the third
time and was unconscious when taken into
the boat. Ho was soon restored and both
men nro today all right. Messrs. liostator
and Finch were Iho only man on the lake at
tbo tlmo and out for tliolr presence Meaghor
ut least would have been drowned.
Quito a vigorous crusade lias boon Inaugur
ated in Lincoln over the low assessments of
the property of wealthy corporations of this
city. A. D. Kitchen yestoraav appeared be
fore the board of equalization to protest
ngulnsitholownssossment of the property of
the Lincoln Stioot Hallway company. Mart
Howe appeared before the board and Hied
u formal protest ngalnst the low assessment
of the property or the Masonio temple , tbo
Odd Fellows association , the Gorman Na
tional nnd tbo Lincoln National banks. Ho
alleges in his ullldavlt tbat the banks have
not listed all tbolr capital stok and that
they have noi complied with the liv in the
manor of llsllug tholrsjrplus. The protests
hnvo bcoa referred to a special committee
consisting of Councilman Wiltmau , Mosoly
nnd Smith. The total aasosod valuation of
the city Is as tollows : Heal property , f 1,883-
: rO ; personal property , J9-I5.409.
Sorry Tor IIU Crlnin ,
At noon todav Deputy Sheriff Dillon and
Commissioner Weseott returned from Sid
ney , la. , with John \Vyall , iho old man who
stole a horse from Woscott on the Fourth of
July. Wynttis tearfully ronontaut imd as
sorts that ho bad no Intention of stealing tbo
animal , but that bo got , drunk nnd did not
know what bo was doing. Ho stated that
when bo teen the boreo from McFnddon's
stable In iho evening ho didn't know where
no wus going until ho roiched the Missouri
Pacific track. Wtion asked why ho then
continued his journey eastward no declined
to answer , stinplv saying that ho would have
returned homo If ho had had any inonoy.
The oulcors have discovered that bo triad to
soU-tho horse for ? 0.
Lincoln In Uriel.
A. A. .Tones , a colored orator from Wilming
ton , S. C. , addressed a republican meeting In
this citv this evening.
Chief Engineer Day of tbo Rock Island
loft this availing to join tbo surveying party
that IB locating the now line between this
city and Janson. The surveyors are now in
Saline county.
Attachment Kulta were begun in Judge
Foxwortby's court todav against Oliver
Maggard , the Omaha and Lincoln transfer
man. The parties bringing tbo suits alleged
that Maggard has loft tbo city nnd they bavo
takou all his property in sight.
A XKini i.s/c.i oiiti , iff uitiicE.
"Tho grandeur that was Groeoo" has stil
some tattered remnants visible to the sight
seer of today , nnd readers of Sunday's Biu :
will have un opportunity to take thorn In.
Enter tbo carnngo waiting at the door of the
American consulate in Athens the Juno
sky Is as brilliantly blue and deep as the
waters that ripple around uio Grecian Isles
and bo driven through colorful Arcadia nil
the way to tbo base of Tiiygetus nnd into the
Sparta of today , where the youth nro still
raisoa on the black broad that fed the youth
and men who died nt ' ] hermopyhu Miss
XVlnlfred Mnnatt Is clcorono , and none bet
tor could bo secured than the winsome , ob
serving , Intellectual daughter of our consul
nt the Greek capital nnd whilom chancellor
of tbo Nebraska university. Miss Manntt's
letter pictures iho country , its people and
their loading characteristics In a lifelike
manner , nnd with n eoupcon of appreciative
humor that is irresistibly taking ami in
structive. These pilgrims of the Poloponno-
sus had especial opportunities , and misted
none of them , and readers of Tin : SUMIAV
HEK are accorded the privilege of accom
panying them in tnolr private carriage on as'
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