HIEOMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 20 , 1892--TWELVE PAOES.
Required to Show Proof of His Part in
Producing lioistr.ro.
THINKS HE SAVED A BIG FIELD OP CORN
Hut n Lincoln Sinn U Not Tliorouehly
Sxtlillml thnt hnch I * the C o-
I'rrnllnr l > Hture r i > l. uca < ter
County Cane.
Li\fo N , Neb , Oct. STi. ( Special lo THE
Hr.R. A novel < ult ha been tiled jn the
diUnct court of this county In which Wll-
hatti Jl Swlsljcr , the "i-alnmtlcer of Kan-
> , ' s'io J 11. McMurtry for f. > 03. Lft t
uurintr a proloagod spell of dry
McMurtry propn ed to save a big
com tip d belotiirtai : to hlmsolf from the
ulTist's jf the drouth. AccorJingly he made
h uontriit.'t ivlthSwlsho * to produce an inch
uf ra n , ucrcclnp to pay him tViO lor the
mu providing the rain caino within a cer
tain n',2clfled time. Bvvtihor commenced
hl < wash boiler Incantations and oa the after-
uoon on the day spaclfied In the contract a
licavy rain fell. It continued for several
nmincnts and then the sun catnoout brightly.
It as n singular fact thai the area covered
bv thu rain fall wa < limited almost exolu-
lvely tu the city of Ur.coln. Several hour *
lalpr'anoltier storm arose nntl the rain fell
all nlcht , Thli storm wai general nil over
the state. McMurtrv rcf URod to pay the t'M
miles Svvlther would prodjcatne proofs
that the rain was causnd by bis efloru.
lli'iicc lliesulL
\V > inlft Ilriuy Uillimco.
.1 \VirIcktodavcomtnoncoasultacaInst
tlie owner * of tno Urowneil block in this
rlly for dainauos In the amount of 110,000.
In September \ \ Mriulcva u slstlnK In the
\vnvk of putting it lurpo iron fo In ono of
the. upper stories of the block , lit order to
pot thn safe up to the top of the bulldinc It
was plucod on the passoncer elevator. The
elm'ator started to ixscond before the safe
was entirely on and u a result the Bate
tliioJ | | over , falling onVIrlck and brooking
til * log. Ho mninthltis that tne accident
\vns due to defects In the construction of the
elevator , for which the owners of the block
wore rcupotMlble.
\Vlll ICi-cnlvp 1'r.trlck iu'ii. .
The general conimittfO have In charce the
arratiKcments for tha reception to bo tendered
to lion 1'atnck Kan , United States minis
ter to Chill , held a meutirif , ' at republican
tcudunrtcrs ] thU mornlticr. The following
I.eclal committee was appointed to take
chars'O of the rccopllon and make It a suc
cess : John h McClayV. . B. Howard , C.
.1. Daubach , C5. J. Woods and Faivcll. At the
rcijuest of the commltteo Ohulrmnn Cadv of
the republican state central committee for
warded a tcleeram to Mr. Kijan ask d him to
nolllv the oommlttoo when he could arrivoin
U'.ucoln. It 1 the deslra of thu committee to
have the reception on the ovonltic of Novem
ber L' , us that is the date of the Thuiston
rally In this city , and they desire to bare the
Unto marked by a grand republican demon
stration.
_
Will Sri tie the Street Cur U' r.
Ui\ritirc : , Kob. , Out , 25 [ Special Tele-
cram to TUB UcE.l The Boatrloa street
railway war staud * an excellent chance of
amicable adjustment. A proposition was
made lo the Uanld Transit company last
night liy the iloatrlco Street Hallway com
pany for the siilo of its line to the Uapld
Transit people , and it is piren out semi-
uutboratlvely that the terms have been ac
cepted and all that now remains to bo done
is the formal transfer of the property.
Messro. Godfrey and Meals today began
suit for damages ajtainst the city to recover
$7,400 , alleped to bo duo them Irom the city.
Tnc plalntllTs In the case urc thb contractors
lor tno extension of the water system and
builders of the I'adaocx pasture water plant ,
which Is conceded now to bo a comnlete fail
ure as a source of city water supply. The
city has alrcadv sunk about $ 'WouO in the
enterprise and tbo present litigation crows
out of tha determination of the cltv to pay nc
more money on the contract except ut the
end ol a bitterly contorted law suit.
Ivnorkci ! lluwn anil Kohhpd.
Or.NT.VA , Nebw Oct. 25. [ Special Telograrr
to Tin : HCK. ] A raau named Franklin from
York was knocked down on an unfrequented
ktreet hero last night and robbed of ? 30 bj
two men. When found ho was unconscious ,
mid remained so lor some tlmo. Tiroy-ounc
toughs wore dlsplayiiiB considerable monej
later and many suspicious circumstance !
point to tlrom as the guilty pailies. They an
watched.
Cli rlcb .lohiiHou'H Trial.
Arm iix , Noo. , Oct. 25. [ Spscial to TBI
BEE.J The trial of Charles Johnson for thi
murder of James Whltoman , his Drother-in
law. two years ago , commenced here yoster
tiny. About 100 witnesses will appear in thi
case. At his previous trial tbo dofendan
was convicted of murder in the first deeree
but secured a reversal on technical grounds
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
CoriiTtml I.l tj > r Appnlntinnnt * Marte bj
tlio Stuln unil County Committee * .
lion. I.orrino Crouiua.
At Ashland , October 25.
Wayne , October 2.
1'onca , Octobor27.
JJanota City , October 23.
liHrltnglon , October 29.
Ci-elgliton , October 81.
limit. < ' . 1' . Miiiiilerxui mid K. 1C. Valentine
At Strnrasburg , October 25.
York , October'J ( ! .
led Cloud , October 27.
Oxford , October2S.
Mlnden , October 29.
linn. C. I1' . Miimlrrjon.
At SU Paul. October ill.
Ijoup City , November 1.
Ord , November 2.
lirand Uland. November I.
Syracuse , Novnmbor .
A'uburn , November 5.
Hun. O. A. Itobblni.
At 1'allsade. October 25.
H yes Center , October 20.
StocUvillo , OctoDer'J" .
Klwood , Oetobor 2S.
Welllleot , October 2'J.
lion T. ,1 , M Jor .
At Mi'.ford , OctoborSS.
lliiiin. T. .1. Hiijur * , ,1. o. Allen unit IV. K
Mimmi'rs.
At Oborne , Oolober'7.
linn , ,1 , M. Thtiritou.
At l.inooln , November 1.
.Norfolk , November U.
Oaiatia , November 9.
( ienova , November 4.
Falls City. November .1.
Cdiimy A | > | iuintm uti.
The repuhllcau ward clubs ot the city hav
arranged a series of rallioi to bo hold in dif
foifiit places In tbo citv between thu an
election. Tbo best spea'kert in me city hav
bcou bocured and ouch tuootiuu will ba
food one. The oouutv central committee hi
unnuunced the following dates nod places c
meetings :
All meeilucs will commence promptly at
oYlock p. in. unless otherwise stated.
October 25 , nt rwunty-fourthauil Curalnj
ttrre's , at which meeting Hon. K. J. Cornls
and lion. Ueorgo S. Smith will speak.
\Vnlnut \ Hill , October 27. at whloh mootln
lion , K .M. Hartlottand HOD. W , S. Straw
will speak.
beve-jth ward ineotlug , Octobsr 23 , 131
1'ark avciiuo. Judijo Jacob Ftnvoett an
lloi , . W. S. Strawu willuMrask the lueo
in ir
Ninth ward , Twenty-ninth and Farnai
btroots. October 2S , at which meeting Hoi
John U Kennedy and Hoa.V. . \V. Slat
baucli will ipuak.
October ill there will be a Joint meeting <
the 1'irst mid Second wards on Tulrtcont
ktivot , which \vilt bi addressed by E. ,
L'ornlsh uud other well known speakers.
At ( ioodrlim hall oa November 1 will 1
lipld a meeting of tae Fifth , Slxtn ao
Kivhth wards. All of the clubs in tneir e' '
cral wards will meet at 7iW o'clock at tl
halt auil have a torchlight proec&sloa , aud u
wards in the city ID which there are no rnee
nips on that utirut are Invited. Hoa. Jotiu I
\\'iibteruua Hon. Jacob Fuwcott will tae tt
uralori of tbr meeting ,
ball , Novcmucr'J , C. H. Marplo
the State Board of Ilc tnts and Hon. E. M.
BKrtlotl Trill addreks ibe meetlntf.
Octet > r39 , Hon. John A. Ennanacr , CK >
minister to Sweden and Norway , will speak
at Washington hail lo the Scandinavians In
the Swedish language. U h expected that
everyone will turn out to hear this able rep
resentative of thehcandin.man race.
The same evening , October 'J ? , at the Ex
position DtlU Hon. C. J. CJreene and E. Hose-
water will aJdrcss a mass meeting to bo heia
on that occasion. The laboring men of Omaha
are especially invited to be present at this
meeting , as there will tie a full discussion ot
the tariff. In Its relation to tbo wage question.
All the republican clubs In the city are i-
pccted to turn out enmasso. Thn president
of each club Is expected to tee that each
member of bis club Is present and inline
promptly. All clubs will meet at Seven
teenth and Karnain street' , whore a line will
bo formed , and from there the procession
will march to the hall. Every man In the
city xvno has a torch Is ox pooled to ba on
hand.
co % VTIIT pitE' ' 'vci MRETINOS.
Douglas precinct , October 27 , at which
meeting Hon. David H. Mercer , candidate
for congress , and .1. P. Breon will ips.ilc.
Waterloo , October J * , Hon. D. H. Mercar ,
candidate for congress , * ud Hon. E. J. Cor
nish will address tne mootme.
MlllarJ , November 1 , Judge Joseph H ,
Blair and George Smith will spoak.
l nst Omaha , two blocks wast ot the lead
work" , .November 1 , J. U. Kalov. oandldato
for county attorney , and Hon. W. W. Sla-
baugh will address the meeting.
Irvlngton , November 2 , Hon. David tl.
Mercer , candidate for congress , E. J. Cor *
nisb and Major Livingston will eacn deliver
addresses.
Elkhoru , November 3 , Hon. E. J. Cornish
anil J. P. Uroou will address Iho mooting.
Uensoa. November 4 , Hon. David H. .Mer
cer , candidate for congre i , and Judge Jacob
Fawcett will speak.
Etkhoru , November 5 , Hon. Philip E.
Winters will address the meeting in Ger
man , and other prominent speakers will ba
present.
At each of the above meetings in addition
to the speakers aunounood there will bo also
urosont a number of the candidates , who
vill also address tne meolug whenever de
sirable.
WMtll CU II J'.AU.IES.
Mr. T. 1C Sudborough has arranged for a
republican nicotine in Boyd's opera house
November a , designed moro especially for
the people of the Fourth ward. Hon. John
M. I'hurjUm will spsak. A full orchestra
and a vocal quartet hare been engaged for
the occasion. Tickets of admission will be
required. The can bo had free of charge by
application to Mr. hudborougn , who will bo
pleased to respond ID all requests. Ho said
yesterday that applications were pouring In
upon him.
Mr. Tnurston had consented to speak In
Lincoln on the Ud , but tne state central com
mittee postponed Iho Lincoln date to onaolo
Mr. Thurstbn to accept tha Invitation ot the
'ourth ward republicans Everybody is ID-
itcd to apply for tickets.
The Eighth Ward Republican clue will
iota a rousing mooting at the club head-
uarters nt Twenty-fourth and Cuming
'uesday ovonlnt : , at which speeches will oo
ellverod bv Uouoral George S. Smith and
ienry D. Estabrontt , if the latter has ro-
.nrnod from Chlcaeo bythattlmo. Arrange-
menu are being made for a larger meeting to
jo held at Goodrich hall , Twontv-fourth and
i'aul streets , n few eventucs later. Several
big rallies have also bonn arranged far to beheld
held at Bovd's Opera house and Exposition
hall , and from this tlmo forward ihe cam
paign will bo pushed with a whoop.
The Walnut Hill Ninth Ward Republican
club has held somn hie meetings already this
campaign , but President Higby has ono
booked for this evening , October 25 , that
bo hopas to BOB surpass any yet held.
There will bo speeches Dy J. L. Kaley , the
republican candidate for oountv attorney ,
and W. W. Slabaugh. The West Omaha
drum corps will be in attendance and will
urtilsh music for the meeting. The mem
bers of the club nre urged to be present a
arrangements nre to be made for the visit o
ho clu b to the big rally that , will be held by the
Council Bluffs republicans on Wednesday
evening. Members of the club who cannot
attend the meeting this evening are re
quested lo meet at th iMtllard hotel at 7
o'clock Wednesday evening to accompany
the club to the Council Bluffs raly. Trans
portation to nnd from thu Bluffs will be fur
nished for the club members , and the West
Omaha Drum corps will furnish the raarcn-
iuc Inspiration for the club. All republicans
of the Ninth ward are invited to attend the
meeting this evening.
irj. . / > " > Miit HULKS.
Hours of IJxIilliltlnii , ArtuiUsInn Prices HDC
Oilier -iiliitIdiis Announced.
CHICAGO , 111 , Oct. 25. The general rulei
governing the conduct of tbo Columbia :
exposition wore issued yesterday. Thi
gales will DO open to employes at 0 a. m. anc
to the public ut S a. m. They will bo closet
at 7 p. m. , unless in case ot some special ex
hibitlon or event , when they will close no
later than 11 p. m.
Admission will bo In all cases 50 cents pe :
head , except that of children under U yean
accompanied by parent or guardian ; thesi
will be admitted free. A limited amount o
power will bo provided gratuitously for ex
blbitors , but In" cases of excessive power i
charge will be assessed. The expositloi
will assert reasonable care in the protectloi
of cxhlbiu , but will not stand responslbli
for loss or damage. No patent medicines 01
nostrums with those ingredients will bi
allowed to exhibit. Catalogues will bi
printed in English , French and Spanish am
will bo published Dy the exposition exclu
sivoly.
Ata meeting of the World's fair board o
control today , Director of Works flurnhan
was instructed to draw up plans for a $150 ,
000 educational building with lt > 0,000 tquan
feat of space.
Tills country is tint likely to bo called Co
lumbia. The move in this direction wn
icadoin the meeting of the World's fuir com
mission , when Commissioner Bulleoo o
Missouri presented a resolution rcquestlnf
loncress to tnko the necessary stepitoseuur
the change of name from Amerlc
to Columbia. The mover of the resolutioi
nmdo u clover speech In Its support , deridlui
too claims of Vespucci lo the credit of dls
covering the continent nnd demanding tba
Columbus receive the honor ot giving hi
name lo this country. Commissioner Cocb
ratio of Texas , made a strong , though POE
Bibly somewhat spread earle spoocu agains
taking tiway the proud privilege of calllu
oneself an American citizen and without fut
ther debate the resolution was laid on th
table 43 to 7 ,
DoWitt's Sarsaparilia oesiroys suoa pol
sons us scrofula , skin dlsnasei , eczemi , rhou
mutism. Its timely use savei many
Inwu Kuprnnui Court Derision * .
DEB MOINKS , la. , Oct. 25. ( Special Toll
gram to Tau Bun. ] The following suprom
court decisions were rendered today :
Lonr , appellant , against Scboe. O'Bne
district , affirmed , Weirs , appellant , agalni
Jones countr , Jones district , ntllrmod ; Ha :
risen ag&lnsl Adamso.i , appellant , Palo Alt
district , affirmed ; Odonabal , appellan
against Russell , Carroll district , reversed
btato against Chicago , Milwaukee & S
Paul Hallway company , appellant , O'Bric
district , reversed ; Chase , -appellant , ngaiui
Sioux City , Woodbury district , reversed
state against Kyne , appellant , Don dlstrlc
reversed ; city of Council Bluffs ogaini
Waterman , appellant. Council Bluff j supot
lor court , ufilnneJ ; Wtnnoy against Sane
wirb Manufacturing company , appellan' '
Franklin district , reversed ; Thomas uppei
lant , against Anderson , Buena Vista dl' '
trlct , reversed ; state against Miller , anne
lant , Marshall district , reversed ; Btseio ,
Co. nppttllant , against Wutson , HarrUo
district , aftlrmed ; state against Procter , ai
pallant , Fremont district , reversed ; Clar
against Hivmond , appallant , Harrison dl
trict , rovcr ed ; Andrews against Cbicagi
Mllwautceo is SU Paul Hiitway couipan ;
appellant , Chicltasaw district , affirmed ; NJ
tioual Bank of Battle Crceli , appellan
uiraiun Dean , Monono district , reversec
United Slates National Dank , appollan
npalust Crosloy , Madison district , afllrmui
Tnousands sluk into an early grave fc
want ot a Bottle of Dr. Bull's Couch Syrur
This great remedy tvould have saved then
llH-WHtMl Hip fjlltll | hi < ICU.
NEW VoitK , Oct. 35. The stockholders <
the Western Uuioa Telegraph company ha\
unanimously voted to aia f 1U.SOO.UJO Ui tl
capital stock , making the total { 11)0,000,00
Frescoing and interior docoratlnir ; di
signs und estimates furnished. Ilonr
Leunmnn , loUS Uoufjlus street.
IN 110M OF TI1LIR GUEST
Members ofthoOmaba Bnildera Exchange
Banquet W. H. Sayward
IT WAS A VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR
Iloir the ( icntlrinnii Mm t.xboreil In the
Interest of tln < I'rofrnslon Import
ance of Iln\itig I lie Hr t Hep-
re cntntl ' 8 of the Art.
The corridors of the Builders Exchange In
the Now York Life bulldinc echoed to sounds
last evening that never greeted them before.
Tno entire membership of the excnange and
a number of itivltod guests had congregated
to do honor to their guest , Mr. W. H. Suv-
ward of Boston , the secretary of the Na
tional Bullder.s and Traders Exchange. The
reception which that gentleman received at
the nands ot his brethren of the
Gale City tvaa ono ot those incidents
thnt linger gratefully in the memory , a pleas
ant reminiscence that gilds the dreariness of
wintry days with warm , translucent sun
shine and lends to November gales the ten-
dm fragrance of June rcson and waving
lilac blossoms.
The quarters of the exchange were redolent
with the savory oclon of good things. In
the center of the room a huge silver punch
bowl dispensed Its delicious favors and at
the right along table labored under a bur
den of delicacies sufficient lo satisfy the
cravings of a regiment. The room was none
too largo lo accommodate tbo guesU of the
evening and not too small to insure good
fellowship.
Kxpliitinttont of tinIliiur. .
The members and their guests passed an
hour In showing their appreciation of Ihe
punch and In general sociability , and then
President N. B. Hussev called the mooting
to order. Ho orielly stated that the directors
had originally intended to glvo n banquet , ut
ono of the hotels in honor of their
guest but that project had boon
abandoned , as it was thought that
such a program as could bo carried outlti
their own rooms would bo more appropriate
and samtaclury. The well loaded lublo
then claimed attention , which was promptly
tendered , and after the refreshments had
been disposed of President Huesoy again
assumed the gavel to Introduce the guest of
thu evening as one to whom the master
builders of the country owed more than to
nnv other timn.
Mr. bin-ward was enthusiastically received
ns ho rose and becan n very interesting ad
dress. He said that the encomiums of the
previous speaker represented rather what ho
ought to ba than what he was. He b-jllovod
Ihut ino builders of Ihls country had never
taken their true posllio i , and his great pur
pose was to bo of soc.o liatiellt to the class
lo which ho belonged. Twenty-two years
ago he had begun tno work of bringing the
buildTs togoltier wnoro they could council
together und act for their mutual interest
In January , ! Ss7 , the preliminary meeting for
the nmiilcumdtlou of all organizations of
builders in ono national orgauizalion was
called toiratber aud attended by delegates
from nearly every stnto In the union. Three
years tire ho Or it came to Omaha , and since
that time the progress ot the builders of
Omaha was a cause for gratification and con
gratulation. Where tnree years ago there
was no organization whatever , ho now saw a
strong ana vigorous union. Tno conditions
at the present oay were vastly different
from what they were a quarter of a century
igo. Building was conducted upon an en-
irely different plan und it was absolutely
necessary that there should bo a coaler of
lower. This orcauizatlou resulted In a rope
> f friendship in which new strands were
continually winding , and which grew
.troager day by aay.
Future of the Organization.
Tbo builders organization bad but begun
ts existence : . It , had only climbed the
initial rounds of the ladaor that would ulti
mately lead them to tno perfection of their
hopes. They should not be discouraged because -
cause all did not ibmk ulike. A live minor-
; ty was tno bsst safeguard they could have
nnd would always prevent the niujorily from
oing sistrav.
One of the aims of the national organiza
tion was to secure a uniforinltv in contracts
nil over the countrv. One of the greatest
differences among architects was the wide
divergence of the forms used in tholr con
tracts Hardly any two used exactly the
sumo form and misunderstandings were the
inevitable resulc.
Tne speaker proceeded to detail at soint
length the plans and ideas of the orgunlza
lion. He related a number of incidents ol
its history , which wcnt to crave thai its ef
forts were not without rosuit. Ha advised
the Omaha pxchaucc to take care to Include
in their membership only such men as could
command the rosptct of the community , a ;
the presence of dishonest or Incapable
builders would surely tend to weaken Uiyii
influence and preslire. It would also be ad
vlsable to erect a building of their OWE
as soon as practicable , both as a meant
of investment and insure the permanency o ;
their organization.
After Mr. Say ward had oonoluled anothei
hour waa passed In general discussion anc
the crowd and the electric lights vanished
tozetber. The chapel male quartet and thi
bulorlus Mandolin club added a number o :
well rendered selections to the enjoyment :
of the evening.
"Claire , " an adaptation by Miss Clan
Morris from the German of Richard Dok
bad its first public performance at the Jioyi
tbenler last evening. The dnirrm is moutdei
on conventional lines nna offers nothing o
novelty unless ills the unqualified fratniuesi
with which it assorts the doctrine that ;
woman is Justified in taking the Ufa of a mai
who has betrayed her , not a new aoctrtne
but ono which those guardians of the moral :
of mankind , the press , the pulpil and thi
state , aare only entertain sub rosa.
Claire was the daughter of a nobleman
who. rulnca by unfortunate speculation ?
commits fulcide. John Hartner , a peusau
who has risiin to be a successful manu
facvurer , nad advised bis neighbors to inves
In a mining enterprise of the nobleman , amen
on its proving dlsastrojs be assumed th
debts ot the suicide and gradually paii
them off ,
Claire had been engaged to Count Alfroi
von Salten , whose family complications lei
to an eslrungomonl. Hartner't. brave gener
oslty In assuming her father's obligations in
spired In her feeling * of gratitude and com
passion , wnich sbo mistook for love , and shi
became his wife. She wiu taken from lux
ury to a home plain even to poverty , but thi
greatest hardship was in being compelled t
share tha society of Hartner's mother , i
peasant wrth an inborn hatred of thu nobll
ity , a sharp-louguod old woman who lost n
oppoitunity to irritate and insult the vouui
\ulo BO tenderly reared.
The life hud become unbearable , and a
this Juncture the count , ultor un absence o
years , called on Claire in her humble homo
reaffirmed bis old love , sworn that tholr os
trangomcnt bad been a mistake rosulllni
from the failure of a messenger to deliver
letter and exposed her pitiable life. Claire'
love for the count reasserted itself , but sh
repelled his appeals lo ily with him and sea
him front the bouse.
In the nobility of u pure soul Claire tolc
her husband of the call , thinking lo receiv <
from him the sympathy nnd courage RDO si
much needed to withstand the tempter. H
blindly refused to listen to a full explanation
and forced his wife to leave the bouse and b'1
out into the nlcht homeless aud alone.
Claire was offered shelter in a house be
longing to the count , aud , having tmplici
faith in tils protestation of undviug love , ac
copied me proffer. Proceedings for divoru
wiire begun immediately by Hartner , an
Claire welcomed them as a promise of releat
from a galling yoke , beliuvlny that Voi
Saitcn was ready to marry her as soon a
she became free. The count , however , di ;
closes in an Interview with u lawyer lhat li
does not love Claira and that he sougtit he
out in her home us he did only because b
had been goaded by ifae uunu of his friend
to tosl hit power over her.
The count had betrayed another girl , an
the appeared on the scene to open the youu
eyes by the recital of her own story. Cluln
with characteristic womanliness , first usko
the count to murrv the girl ho had wrongec
On his refusing 11 ally she insisted that b
swcrnr to marry tbo wife he had tad uwa
from her husband. He also declined to d
thai , ana she , without parly or hesltavlo
shot him dead. Claire spent four years In
prison , and on the day -if her release her
husband and his moth pfmo to plead for-
girenosii. A reconciliation was effected , but
Claire had been vorv ifl Itf prison and dlod at
the moment of ttnrtinrf tor her home.
Tbo drama is notablq lor thn unusual bold-
nest with which It dl cimc a rather deli
cate matter , judged fr"orji the American , or
nt least the Puritanical , pWnt of view. The
girlish victim of tno count's wiles tells her
story with an ttmpirud. ot detail and Claire
condemns his lustful conduct with \lvld- -
ness of description wLicUarprathcrunusual ,
to say the least.
The play has two morals. Ono Is that
husband ! ) should not be' too hasty in con
demning their wive * , butIt Is evident that
that was not the lesson whli-h most concerned
the author. The other moral Is that the
murderer of virtue Jr-orvea death and his
victim Is Justified In being the avnncer.
After working out this conclusion
the playwright , to bo romanllcally
consistent , should have rewarded the
heroine v\Hb a llfu of happiness with her re
conciled husband , but that i < whcro he ran
up against another stone wall in Puritanical
ethics. The wife migbi hnvo amply expiated
her crime and the husband might" have unre
servedly forgiven her , but It would tiovor dote
to let them live together again. That would
fracture the proprieties and shock the morali
ties. And so , In deference to our curious
idea of the eternal fitness of things , the plav-
\\rlclit baa to kill oft tbo gentle wife , the
tender mother , the noble woman , jutt as hap
piness was within her srasp.
"Claire1' has little promise of nn extended
career. Its moltvo aud its moral do not
warrant It , nnd It has no idmarkablc dra
matic slreugin. It serves as n vehicle for
the display of Miss Morris1 art in emotional
lines , which Is beyond question , but 11 is not
as well adapted for that ns most of the
other pla.rs In her repertory. Miss Morris
depicted the omollons of Claire with the
nfTecllng tinosso for which she is preeminent
nent , moving her audience to tears at will ,
but in the quieter passages of dialogue her
delivery was excessively deliberate and
measured. Mr * . Fred Hooker contributed
u creditable interpretation of Hartner's
mother , and the balance of the support was
fairly good.
IIIJou Tnrntrr anil Yi'iimti-rlumt.
For excellence the program at the Bijou
has never been surpassed. The now pro
gram is cxccplionaDly good aud promises to
attract largo audiences during the week.
The specialties Introduced are above the av
erage" and uro warmly rncelved. The
Mackoy Dramatic company gave a beautiful
rendition ol "The Datutos , " all the charac
ters being ably sustained. Now sccnory has
been painted and the stapc settings aie real
istic. In all It is n great show.
AGKl > LA - SUIT.
In Court Thirty Years ami Jndcment
1'iiKnvd Thlrtern 'I'linni.
NEW tfoiiK , Oct , 25. A suit at law was
brought to court yesterday which has bad
thirty years of varying litigation. The case
was that of Pnlen , receiver , against Bushnell.
Bangs , a largo operator in leather and iron ,
after borrowing large sums Irom the Ulster
county bunk , and mnnr eilv money lenders ,
tr.insterred nis property to Bushnoli. This
was In 1S57. Palcn Brothers , leather mer
chants , and ono of Bangs' creditors , broutrnt
suit to set aside tbo transfer. The case was
decided for defendant. The judgment was
.set aside on u question of law and a new. ? ! e
ordered.
In its long career the case has been four
times before the court of appsals. fi o times
before the general term nnd four or five
times before the special term. Tbe decisions
were against the uminVlft hvnrv time. Ex-
Judge Fancher decided for the defendant
again n few days ago , and tpdav the counsel
for the defendant entered judgment ngutnsl
the plaintiff lor { 5,02-1 , representing only the
costs nnd expenses. Tno plaintiff said ho
would anpoal the case { agaln. Tbe value of
the claims involved are figured at $125,000
with thirty years' inxerasi , which brings
tbem up lo double lhat figure. Most of the
original actors in the casa ure deaa.
ItELlllKKATRH'LVSfU EXUUGU.
Dr. Jones of Dullns Takesi Ills Tlmo About
'
Killing'n Jtl'iin.
DALLAS , Tox. , Oct. ! i5. < Dr. H. Jones , a
prominent physician , tolay shot and killed
W. C. Visl. This is confederate day of the
Texas fair nnd Captain Viai wasjn tno room
of the confederate headquarters writing nt ,
'J:3J ( , when Dr. Jones appeared and witbouta
word of warninc shot Vial in the right tem
ple , killing him lustanily. Jones was ar
rested.
Twelve years ngo Vial was a prominent
Methodist preacher at Waxahachie and was
afterwards expelled fr > in Iho church and
"
ministry , ana "also from tbo Masonic order ,
for adultery and efforts to abduct a young
lady whom ho had jutt baptised. Jones
savs he killed Vial because ol his wife , ll
is reported that Jones this mornmir charged
Vial with ravishing his wife some time ago.
Captured uu I'nsprakiihle Itrntc.
POUT HL-IIOX , Mioh. , Oct. 25 Simon Ran
dall of Car&onvillo last night enticed the
9-year-old daughter of H. Fuller Into the
woods near that place and is said to have
foully assulted her. Carsonvlllo citizens
turned out in great numbers to lynch the
brulo , but bo fled the country. Last night
be was arrested a > bo was crossing tne river
to Canada. Randall is a farmer , 21 years of
age. He was taken to Satillac Center today.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Svrup for chil
dren teething produces natural quiet sleep
25 cents a Dottle.
Cuptnreil 11 Huron.
CnicAGo , 111. , Oct. 25 The marriage ol
Baron von Uiedenfield and Miss Ora Cum
mings , niece of Columbus R. Cummmcs , ex
president of the Cbicaeo GU.S trust , was cele
brated at 1 o'clock todav at the home of the
bride's uuclu on Indiana avenue. Only the
family aud a few friends wore present. Rev.
T. N. Morrison of the Church of Epiphany
performed iho cetomonv.
DoWllt'j sarsupurilla is reliable.
llnllilint ; IVrmin.
The following permits wro issue ! by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
Churl s Campbell , two-ftoiy frame
duelling , Kim and Twenty-ninth
streuu t 3,001
Three minor permits 5Qi
Total J a.601
No uie to deny the fact that Salvation Oi
is fast taking the place ot all other linimenti
Hard n-Mul.uiihlln.
CHICAGO , 111. , Osi. 25. The marriage las' '
eveninc of Amelia , daughter \Mlliam F ,
McLaupt'llu ' , a wealthy citizen ot Chicago
to Brigadier General Hardin of the Unite :
Slates army was u notable affair. Cardina
Gibbons performed the ceremony.
Cosily Accident.
SAV AMOXIO. Tex. , Ojt. 25.- Damage
suits aggregating { 100,01)0 nave taoen instl
tuled asaluRt Iho Southnra Pacific rallroar
for personal injuries roaaivel by pUlnllffs n
the Submo pass wreck on pztober 20.
The member * of South .Oraalia lodge No
00 , Ancient Orser of OuiLed Workmen , cele
braled last evening atjUioir hall the twenty
fourth anniversary of Uijjfundatlon of th
order , There was a Lurpu , attendance. Ai
unusually iuicresiini ; program was reuderei
und later a social daucoIndulged in. .j.
SOMETHING NEW
JUST OUT.
COOK BOOK Mailed Free.
Send name and address to
PRICE FLAVORING EXIRACT CO.
CHICAGO.
Ten
Thousand
Dollars
worth of the finest silk
productions ever seen
in Omaha.are being al
most given away. Yes
terday was the first day
of this colossal sale ; we
shall continue it all this
week.
SILKS FOR STREET WEAR
SILKS FOll EVENING WEAK.
SILKS FOIl COMBINATION.
SILKS BROCADED.
SILKS MATELASriE.
See them in our show
windows ; examine them
on our counters. You
as well as every lady in
Omaha and surround
ing towns , are cordially
invited to inspect this
magnificent display ,
whether you wish to
purchase or not
If you are thinking of
a silk dress now is su
premely the time to buy.
Weaie notlOetl of a stron : advance Insi'ks. '
We niuaeour I'urchusos some time : ice , anil
as lone as they last our prices will not bo nf-
ected by the rise.
We illustrate a few
of the special reduc
tions we are making
during this sale of
NOVELTY SILKS :
$2.53 BROCADK . . . . NOW $1.26
* 4 50 BROCADES . . . NOW $1 00
S2 50 JAP PRINTED SIuK.05c
53.60 JAP PRINTED SILKS $125
SJS.'JO ' SILK MOIRE . NOW $1.25
$3.50 BLACK. SILK MOIRE.NOW $2.00
Anil soon through our entire slock. At these
irlccs no goods will bo taken back or ex
changed.
Morse Dry Goods Co.
p. Trnao
. ft
KID GLOVES
Theabove bniuds of gloves lot- sale by
TheBostonStore
N. W. Cor. 10th and Duujjlas ,
To all owneisof lots or nirtsof : lot son Dous-
lus btieetfiom -Mh street to the west line
of Hu.'Cs , V II ill's Ki'C'oml addition :
Vou are hcroby notified thu the iinaor-
sicnod , Ihree disinteiesto freeholders of Hie
city ( it UtuahH. nivo : been dulv r.ppoluled bv
the iiiuvor , nith thu upprov ilof lliu eily euuu-
cil of .s.i Hi city , to ussos ? thu tl'iinacu to the
owners respectively of the property nfiuntnd
by tlio change of prado of l > ouiis street , de
clined iifeessary by oiuinaiic'i1 No If , passed
Aucust ld. 13'Jupproied August " 4th. 1KI. .
\ ou uro further noilllod ih.it h-ivin : no-
ceplod suH appointment i lid duly ijimlllled
us required by lau. e will on the fourth lUhi
nay of November. 1 - ' . ) - ' . at the hour of in o'clock
rn the iiiorniir- the office of C h irlrs I' . Jlin- :
junilii. 1M6 Dodge stieel , within the corporate
limits of said city , meet for the puiposu of
consider. nz und iniiklnir iisse Biiinntof damazu
to the owners rtispoothely of said properly
affected by said grudlnx. taking Into consid
eration special benullls. If any.
Vou are notified lo bu present ut the tlmo
nnd place aforesaid and niaku any objection
to or statements concerning suld assessment
of damages us you miiv consider nropur.
dUAltf-ns I' . HKNJAM1X.
-
JOHN 1' . l'IACK.
Committee of Appraisers ,
Umnha , Neb. , October -IS.U Id'Jj. O.'d lut
To the owneisof all lots or parts of loth on
Arbor fctreet from toth t'l lIHh streets
Vou are hereby notillud that the undur-
slcuo 1 , throu diMiilurtMud fiuuhulduia of the
city of Omahn. nave been duiv iippolnted by
thu iuiijor.wll.il thu approval of the city
councilor Muld city , to us fft * lliu dnmasu to
thu ownnr rt-spoctlvely of the property f-
feclul by gradiic Arbor from HHIi tolitli
Klruets , decliroJ : nui'ussury by ordlininee , Cllu ,
inihsod October llth , 1BDJ , apnro\ud Uuobnr
Ji. IsU. .
Vou uro further nutlflcdth.it havlntr ac
cepted biild uppolntiuent , and duly qua.tiled
us required by luw. wo will , on tlieuth duy
of November. A. D. Ib'ii , at the hour of two
o'olot'U In thu uftemoon , ut the ulllcu of
George J , Paul , 10 'i rHrnim Btr eu within thn
coriiortttelliiilti'of bulu olty , meet for ilui pur-
IHISO of considering and inuKln ; the ufciiesk-
inentof ( liiniUKO to thoounert , respeutlvuly of
biild properly , ullectud by bald grudlnu. tiil.-
Ini.- into conslder.itIon tpe < 'kii benuUts. If any.
Vou are notified to bu present ut the tlmo
and p uco aforesaid und luukq any objection *
toor btuluinents concern uzsuld iitikusbuicnt
of Uuinupt-6 UB you limy consider proper.
( .noiUJK J. 1'AUU
\V 11 HIIIMVKIt.
JAMES CTOUKDAL.F
Oinalio , October-l , Jbxl UJ.VltOt
Or Ibo Lliniur llaliit
b/ U4laiinUtrlii | ; I > r. tintafc *
' . .
It ran be clven lu < i cup of eoOtt or tea , or In food.
without the koo li-dce ol I be patient , II l absolutely
btrmleea , and wUl effect a permanent aud iptedy
cure , vbttner tbe patient ti a moderate drinker or
en alooLollx wreolc. It bu betn elven In Ibouttudi
pfcaeu.kndln veiT Initancea perfect cure bu fol
lowed II never I ull . Tbe 7 lrmouoelmprcrniled
Kltb tbe tpeoifie.i beoonio an utter Imp < ibjlll7
for tbe liquor appetite to ellit.
uouir.s. MT fril ) Ci. . frop'r * . n.rli > .i.U. a.
c-pu * book o ( oaruoular * free. I'o tu > bad of
KuhniOD. . tUh nl Da uUi5t > . , 16th und
C'umlnjsti. U'hoenlo. llmku.Uruco ti Do.
and Itiuhurakou Dru.'Oa.OiQiha. Neb.
French
Model
Suits.
Mantles and tea
gowns. Must be sold
regardless of cost to us.
Reasonable altera
tions made.
These garments are
displayed in our
DRESSMAKING PARLORS
on fifth floor.
We have marked the
reduction prices from
one-half to one-third of
actual cost in Paris ,
France. The stock is
limited , the styles ex
clusive and of the latest
designs.
TEA GOWNS
855 QUALITY NOW $25
845 QUALITY NOW 825
MANTLES
1 OOSV $100 NOW $40
1 COST 8.200 NOW $75
FRENCH MODEL DRESSES
1 COST 845 NOW $25
3 COST 875 NOW $35
1 t OST S1OO NOW 85O
1 COST 8120 NOW 86O
1 COST $18O NOW 875
1 COST 8325 NOW 81OO
1 COsT 845O NOW 81OO
These are all direct
purchases selected by
our Madam Wallace as
models. They have
served the purpose in
tended for them , and
we now offer them at
one-half to one-quarter
their net cost to us.
We solicit un oxninlnntlnn of these sty
lish , iinhiuo una perfect ( Ittlii . Kimiients.
TuUo eloMitor to fifth floor.
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLU
TION.
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha , Nbl ) . 1S1
lie It resulted bv HIP city council of the city
of Omahn. the mavor eimcuirliig :
That \\uo. 1en sidewalks bo constructed
In tlm city of Oman i its designated below
Within tl\o clnys , iifler the imb.leatlon of this
i ( . " ,01111 Ion , or tnu jicisonui service thereof ,
a * by urdlnitir e Is aiitlioilmt und miuiicd ;
such hldrwullvH lobo laid Ui the present gr.uli *
in thi'stii'i'ts Bpoctliod hmuln. ituil to bu con
structed of nine plunk of such width and
llilcknoi and bp mid upon joists of such < ll-
nu'iislims and In u < 'h in iiiuci : ib is pio-cilbrd
I y Ilia sprclflcatlons. on ( lie In the uillm of the
Ho ird of Public Worus and nndoi iU super
vision , lo-wlt :
Kustside of I'i.-htli htieet. lot 12 , llaikur's
ullniinciil. present snide. 4 feet wide.
Eusi side nf lilunflooil avenue , lot Dnndl'1.
block II. llcinls 1'urk , present vr.ulo. G feet
wiile.
KKSI skip of ( ilptiuood HVOIIIIC. lot til. block 10.
Humls Park , present crude , fi fert wide.
North slda of Nl bolus ntroi-t , Int 5. to , ° > 5 In-
ouiHlvu Mtt > division. hlnckiA , Reservoir A
present rrude.O iret xilde.
EuU side of Glenwood nvonuc. from north
west coiner lot 10. block II. licmis I'.Uii. to
Intersection of ( iu-iiwood avenue with Lincoln
Itonlpv ird. piosi > ut iT.ido. 0 foot wide.
\V bt side of Twenty-fifth street , lots 1,2 and
D. block H , Patrick's addition , piesuni sr.ide , i
fcot wldo.
KsBt side of Twentv-llfth street , lot fi. blocU
12. Piirkpr's mid. prnsent srude. 0 feet wide.
North sine of I irden street , lot I'D to 'Ji In-
clnslvo. block 4. ShorniHii Avouuo I'aiU , tem
porary RrHdn , 4 feet wide
Ann be It further res-nl vod : , ]
That ttio Itnarl of Public Works be an , ,
hereby is author 7Cd and d reeled localise
copv nf th s resolution to ho published In tin
oilicliil papxrof the city for one week , or bf
servo'lon the owner's of saiu lots and un'o
such owners Miall within fivii d-iya .iftor the
publication 01 bervieeof such enpy construct
'aid sidewalks as herein rciillio'J | , tlrtt tht
Huanl of Piililin Works euuse the snm-lo lie
done , the cost of conslructliiR said sldew.ilks
re-i'i'i'ttvely to l > n ussussuil nsain-.t the rtnl
estate. lot or part of lot in from of mi.l abut
tine such H | irwHli.'s.
PiaSud October 4th and Octoliot II. 1MJ2 ,
Attest :
.1OIIX OHOVP.S
City Cleik.
n. p. DAVIS.
President City Oounull
An proved :
GT.O P. HKMI. * .
M-iyor
NOTICE TO CONSTItlTCjT FIDE'.VAL/ICS.
Totheo ners of the lots , p iris of lots uni ]
real estatt ) described in thu above resolu
tion :
You und each of you tire hetoby notifln-1 tt
construct wooden Mdownlks us lemilred b\ \
iirnsoluilonof the ulty council ami may or o
iho oil v of Omul ) a.of hlch thn ubovn Is a copv
P. W. IIIltlH\Udiii. :
Chairman Hoard of Publlo Works
Omaha , Neb. , October'JJlh. WH.
To the owners of nil lots or 11:11 : Is of lots front
In : on De'iutnr btreul from aivh to : ilt >
Btroet :
Vou arc hcroliy notlllod th-it the under
sicnud. threudlhlntoroslad freeholders of Hi
City of Oinahii , huvu been duly appointed Ir
tliu mayor , with thnupuraviil of thu city conn
cil of s ild city , to iiKsust thu ( lama c to th
owiior * re pucttvttiv of the propunv utTeoln.
by Krudlii ! : of Docntiir from lltth to HlK
treels , declared ncocss-iry by ordlnancv
311. pji.ssud October 7 , 18W , upprored Oulobe
Von are further notlfled , thnt huvms ac
ceptmi suld nppoiiitnicni , and duly iiunllfloi
ii.rciutrol | ( by I in we will , on tliolilh day o
November , A. 1) 1 W , ut thu hour of Jo'cloc
In the aficriKinii. ut iho olll-o uf ( < por.-o J
Paul. Id S I'limum fclreet , wltnln iho corpora !
llinitt , of naid olty , iiif.it for thu purpoau o
coiisiufrliiz Him in iklus thu uBse inenl u
duinutito Die oivricrJ respectively of Bali
propnny alToctod by said cradliu. InUlns Int
consideration spuclal bunuflu , if any.
Vou urn niitlfiud lo bu prc&unt at the tlm
und nl. co aforesaid , nnd niaV.ii uny ohjetlon
lourstiitciniiiils concuinlnt ; Mild iissb aiiirn
ot dm-.iui'i consider .
us jou muy prop r.
( ll.UitCili J/.PAUI ,
T. ii M'CI-LI'.OOH.
Uniulin , Ooi. 21. luM. O.fxllvt
DB , RW , BAILE
'Ji-etli Filled \Mt
out I * i in liy thu
Lutost Inon -
tlunt
IEI.TH r.XTiiAt'Tr.n WITHOUT i'Afj o
DANOEU
Ai-UMsiror : TKuni ox ituuur.u PJ
vr..on.
1'erfoct fit Ktiaranteoi. Teeth oxtractud I
the inornluf. New onus in erluU In uvunln
of kumu duy.
hco spuelinens of Itemovublo Ilrldze.
fcit-tf puclinen of I'lexlblo nuistlu i'litta
All work Murrnntud us roproiuntu-J.
Ulllce , i iurU Tioor. 1'axtoa Hlosx.
TcliilioiiB | lUS.'i. Kithuil I'ar m u 5. i
' 1 uke Klovuto- Stairway fro.n 131 Si
StroetUutrauou
CUD1KANCE NO. 3804.
the * ownr Olsfrlet No.
IT ' , ilellnlne Its l.n.its , site of so worn unit
MOnitons , am ) dirt-din ? thn bord of nilblla
works to tuko Iho tu-'Cisary .tpps toraitio
tno pontt ruction i'f the sorer In said dli-
tr ct. _
Ho It ordslncd by the city council ot the oltr
elf Om.shti.
Section I. That the SOWIT d'strlrt N'n. 170 bd
nnd heroin- cm.slc.l In the oil > 'of 0 ins ha.
Ofllon X. Thit the MiWfr uiiirlrt No. ITS
Mmll iiimprl o tlu > follo linr | . < t and tracts ot
r ulpsinte. AMMpof land I.e. 'ei-t wirtu Ivln *
,1iist p i of and ndtarcnt to tu ! > nstllneot
i ! " < th mt'iuic nnd i"ctcniliii.Iriii the north
line of r.illfiirii n sin-ot to tic ! : . , nh line of
the ullev llrit oouth of Hurl tn.rt nnd Imlne *
pnrt of tax lot * ' . . srftlcm in. town lup l\rnliK *
M u i t of tlie dl'i ' tirlncmn mcrti'ani a t\tlt
of Uiiid IS' ' feel wlilt' i > ilia inst west snd adju-
i' 'iit in the west llniM'f ' th ri\i > nnonnil cx
tpmline ttutii the soutli Mm ot Hint street to
u lliM'5. .i-li' foil north of un > l pur.tUel to thn
norih line of ritllforn ! t < tiwt iielne n partot
IHX lot 'JMMtnrn ll to\rn iilplranno ! . ! . <
of Iho sixth prlnclp.d iniTMiaii ; lot J I. lock 2 ,
S ecsy'.H : i ( Idll Inn
Section a Tint the spwrr di'irlct No. 170
M.till be con-t riu tt d is follo s. ItojlnnlnK
nt the inniholi > at tin- Inlcrsvtu.iMir the con-
teillnuof Mh iiMMine whh the north llnoot
HUM street wllli un rirvntu i of r , ifert abora
the citv ilaluin : ihontT sniilh with u 10 Inch
pi pisen or toallnth t'uiU looiitod In the couter
of ' . ' "ith nviniuo uuJ So fouj iii rib of thn north
line tif I'lillfcrnlii Mrcatltli tin e'ttvutlon of
lls feet tiliove the city datum.
All tlionforcsiild plpvatliuiq tolioat the flow
line's of vili ! spwers ut the pnlnlo tmtmtd.
The iillcniiionl nnd grades of said SQXTDIR to
bi'str.tlplit lliH-tliBtwiu'ti iiruilioti-1 und other
points speoKlfd , as far ni prnctleabH' . nnd ac
cording to Mans nnd spi-cltlciitlons Hied with
tint bdinl of uubl.c . uorks ,
M\ Inch juiu'lhni piect-s shall be placed la
snld ac rruvcryi3ffOt , 01 aidlroctod In writ *
luc by the i Ity t'nzlnour ,
i-owi-r lull-Is shiili be ( .HinstriicUvl in stld
sewer dlsiiu-t nt sin u pnlnts us thu city cn-
Rlnwr niaj ( llroi't.
Se tlom. That the bnnnl of public works It
lipipliy Instriioti'd totnkc the m-i-cssirv slept
Itii-auso the iMinstiiu-tluii ui tht-setver In sa.d
district.
Section . " . Thin thN orllnnnop shall * !
eiTect and bo In force f mm nil utter lls piss-
IIU-I' .
l'tm < .edOclob r 7th. 1S.C ! .
JOHN GUOVE-i.
City Olerk.
! i 1' . DAVIS.
l'ro-di ! > ni t'lty Council
Approved Oolobar iuti < , l i. .
Kti. r 111:11 is.
Mayor
OKD1XANC12 NO.HIHKi.
An nroliiiiui'ii crCallne street Iniproronient
ilislil'-t No.4'11 ' In thu city of lnrihi ) , for iho
iinpiovliii ; ( .t HID id toy in ild district by
II.MIU . : inl u'tonltiK thirl v U ly.s to the
propofty ounurs In said district In which lo
( Iflcrn.tiiH nnd dtxlciintp the nuitvrlul de-
Mr > "I to IK- used for such IniprovliiK :
Hi' it or laltu'il by thn city ciiuncil of the city
Sect on 1. That tiout improvement district
NT. JIM for IIP | tinnnivlim of the mley In said
dlsttict is hcii'by crculud In tlio city of
Omaha.
feet on i. Thnt stu'ot iiniio | i > inuiit district
No. I'.n Minl comprise l.lio ulley In block IUJ'4 '
fnim Kith stieel to ITth street in tlm city of
oiniihu. ami shall Include nil lots iimlroal
estate In suld blucK. and It Is hereby declared
neeesstiry to Improve the same bv pavin ? .
M-clliui : L That sirci I improrcinonl dis
trict No. 4ll In Ihe o'ty of Omulri lie unit the
sumo Is hereby ordered Improve I by paving
the sami' .
feed Ion 4. That thirty days next , lifter tlm
assaKu and upprnxMlof thlHunlliiancu bound
he s line Is herobv ulloucd to tint owners of
II lots ana runt csl.ite in uld Htieet 1m-
roximcnl dlsttirt. to delei nine u id doslit-
utr themuteriuldeslred to be tisoj fortho
inproMn : of the sumo , mil notify Iho elty
oun II tliciuof. It liavlirj been und bolus
orubv ilctermiiidd by llieniujor und cltv
ouncii of s ud cltv , for re is > ns which uppeur
l-'ht un I proper. ! h it iilllhe toalt'st He in said
trcet Improvement distrlcl , shall he charged
lid : i- ( is-cd llh Ilieeost of iniprur.iis Ihero-
11. to lie tlieituttcr ileleimltio i tin I usian-
i-ht'd according to Uic licneflts to the
iroperty in s-ild street iinpiovment ilistrlct ,
lid the llnuril of Public Works Is liorobv dl-
ci'loil totflve notice to the owners of fulull
UK ! lots , .stilijocl to local nsses meiit , for the
of suld I itpiovuments loilctiirminu und
to tl'.o m.'iti't I'll to be used for such Im-
. : . by piil-liciitliin In the ofllcl-il paper
f the city for three roiKueutlvo duys. r.t
east llfteen days prlot to the lupsu of said
hnty davs.
Soi'llon .1. That this nrdliiancn shall take
licet und be In force from und utter lut PJ.SS-
1'us-sea October 7th. Ihfli.
JOHN CiHOVnS ,
City Clerk
R P. DAVIs ,
1'iObiilunt Ulty CounclL
Approved October IJiHi. i u.
Mu.von
oSED CHANGK OF GRADE ,
OKDfXANt.'r. NO. 105.
An ori.nuuco declaring llm nm'essity of
ttie pi.ifle of Vlih Mtri'et from I'op-
plrton \cniie lo IllcUoiy stii'et und lliu In-
u-rspciliu stieet. una apiiuint nm thix-odls-
InteiPsii'd iipiiuls'is to sf-e-s ant deter
mine liii > d.-iniiiL't'- pruppity owners , which
iiiuylie caused by Mien cii.iiuu of cr.ido , nnd
orJi'ilm : the cltv iMi liuei lo ni.iko a prpdlu
SllOM iUK SUCtl Cll.ltUU
li1 It or I. line 1 by tlio city vouneil of thoulty
of Omahu :
Mcti in 1. That t Is prup' r und nucesjary
; iud 11 is hereby dei'l.nu i proper und noeos-
iry. lo I'hunxo the cruR'nf ' .Mtli htreet from
oppleton iiveinip In IllcUoiy strput and the
nter.ocliiii : stieot , so tlmt 'tid jrido : oluva-
uiiis will bu us follows , the crude bulweon the
lolnto eitotl luiln. un foim straight llnt-s.
t'cLonU. Uiude of 'ltli stioet.
1'lKvatlon niovut'oB
of Wnst of Bust
Curb. Ourb.
outli curb of Poppliituii
iivcnno , us cstabllslied 101.5 1GO.O
Soith curb of Wooluorlh
itvenue . 14SO 143.0
south curb \Vuolwurlli \
avenue . 141.0 144.0
Nut Ui curb of Hickory si. ,
usi-stalilihliod . 127.0 127.0
bectlon ! ! . Grade of Wo.ilworth nvenuo
Kliivutlon Klevutlon
of vouth of North
Uuib. Curb.
r.ust cnili of L''ith stieut , us
ustubllalieil . H.4. r. 101.5
\\Vht curi ) of ilth htroel. . . 144.0 145.0
Scriluiil. Tliul thu city engineer bo , und
mroliy la. instructeil to nutUo u pronio show-
1111 : such pruposti I eliint : < of urailii.
Suction " . That thu in.iyor. with the ap
proval uf lliu city council , appoint throe disln-
tert-d uupr ilscrs to uppralMi , IIS-IHS and do-
terminithf iluniiiKi' to piopurty owners which
inuv lie C'ltisuil by suuli cli.in d of t'rade. tak
ing Into cuiiil'leration In niuklii Hiiuh uu
.iralsiiiiient , thu siKtd.tl lion > lits , If any. to
iR'li piojiirty , by IU.UOH of Hunh change of
r.vdi1.
Suction n. Thnt this in Jlmnuo tulcunffuot
and he In force fim uuJ ufler its passage.
I'ussed Octotjtu llth , iBitt.
JOHN onovns ,
City Ulurlt
i : P. DAvirf.
I'roaiilunt City Council.
Approved October 15th. IWri
urn p. itr.Mis.
Muyor.
ORDINANCE NO. . ' 5308.
An ordinance ) ordcilug the Ki-adlns of
uvoniit ) from Lu.ivtiiiwurth street to the
south line ot Kills Pliicu. find directing thu
board of public works to tukii tlio necessary
steps to uaiinasuld worl : lo bu donu.
Do It ordalnud by the elty council of the olty
of Omiih t :
Section 1. WlieioiK pi'ruiuiK'tit cradus Imvo
been C' ! > lubllsliud upon , and ainir.ilseri 1mvu
linen duy upuolnUid by law. lo uppralHO thu
diimusescaused by thu Kiadlni ; ( if"ilh ; uvuiiuu
n.ini l.eiivenworih htro'il to thu south line of
I * iU Place , und hu\o iciinrted iio < laniiiKui to
the city council , whl-li nun formally adopted
tlio aamui tliurufori ) . , 'lTilli ii\eiiuo from Kuuv-
I'liworlh htnuit to lliu bouth llnu of IIIIln I'luce ,
be and lieiuby Is ordiirodziuuud to the iirt-scnt
csiuljllsiiiu iirude
bi-clionZ Thut tlio bo iril of pulillo works bu
urid hi'Nihy It , dlroctud ui la > o iho nocess-iry
Htiis ! lou.iiibu s'lld work to bo iluno.
-uct.im i Thin orJinancn nhull tuka offecl
nnd he In foruo from und nfiui Its lussaKu.
1'ut.sed Oelobcr llth , IS ) ' . ' .
JOHN UUOVUS.
City t'loilc.
U P. DAVIS.
President Oily Council
Approved October IHlh. Isx' .
uia p iiKMiH.
iiKMiH.Mayor. .
NOTICE OP ASSKS-SMICN'TOP OA M
ACJESFOIt C.JIAD1NO.
To the ( iiuiers uf all low. Dans ( if lot * und lo'il
bxtutu UIOIIK Jluiiillton btruel frum 4Jlli
Mfcct li west city IIIIHIH.
Von nru lit'luby nol.llul tint the nn.l r-
h.cuod. th noill | ntiruaicd ; fri i > lioidcri of thu
c.ity of Omuhu , linvii been duly uppolnlod
Ijy thu mayor , with tlio upprovul uf the tlly
t'OUIICIIOt bul > l CitV. 10 Ilb.cHl HlU d.ltllUZO IU
iho owniiri respdctliciy of the iiruir'rly uf-
fuclod by ( 'raduu of mild b trout. ilciMiircd nu -
I'b.ary liy or.ilnunce nuiulx-r : > ! . ' , u ISMI I O.-
toboi l lh , Is'JJ. uiiurovoj ticioli'-r ' l''lh ' ' HX' .
Vou uiu fiull.ei notillud Ihut titlnuc <
eoptud suld ( ipnoiiiiiiient. mi I > lu y ij nilillud
iit > roqulrfd by lun t\i < lll , on thuJri ( luyot
Nuvoiubur. A I ) . Iki..ul ttiu hum of Ui.lio'e odf
In the forenoon , ui lliu oilli-u n * Sur ver fi
U'llonohoib 1401 1'.ti n.ini htic-cl. uilh n tnu-or-
pnrnloiliiilu of Muldiltv. inuct for lliu pur-
POHU of conildutJni ; nnd iii'kinr ' lliu j h-i"s-
nuinl of duinagc to tlio OHUITI io pt < ctlvely of
tuld properly 'tlTucloJ by MiUI trraJIni ; . tuUin
into vonmdur.li ion oiiudal buiittllu. II any.
Vou uru notlllHl lo ho pipi > uiit ut thu tnuo
und pluco iifori'.aKI und muku unv objoctlun )
to or fcl.iUiuit'iilk uoir'tirn nald aksus <
of dumuyus uiiou inav ronvidur prniior ,
W U. KlIltlVivR.
< ; l.OUOE.I. PAIJU
Appru er * .
Omaha , Nub. , Oct. Mlta , Ib'ji U.'lUlui
