r I [ iTOMATlA. DAILY 'BE fa .Wt' II
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : AVEDXGSDAY , FEBRUARY II , 1831.
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From tlio James H. Walker & Co. Auction
Bale ,
STUPENDOUS BARGAINS THURSDAY
lllnnkctH from the \Vulki-r Stock Novr on
Halo t'lno All Wool fide Ntivclty HullIng -
Ing * for UOc a Vnrcl-drcat Slaughter
In I.aillon'
nmss : GOODS , nitnss GOODS.
Alplno suitings , worth Me , at ICc.
Kplcndld oil wool herringbone suiting ,
worth DOc , at IGc.
Flno wool novelty cutting , nil shades ,
north COc , now 20c.
Illuminated sultlngx , beautiful effects ,
Walker's wholesale price COc , on sale nt 2oc.
IC-lnch all wool Henriettas , In all shades ,
ceRt 8r.c to $1.00 , on sale at C9c.
Largo line of broadcloth , all new spring
shades , worth $1 7D , on sale at $1.00.
BLANKETS AND nOMHSTICS.
tllankcts from the auction Halo of James
II. Walker & Co. stock are now on sale , and
Biich low prlcfs. Wool mixed blankets at
49c a pair , wholesale price wan $1.00. See
the bargains In blankets nt TCc , OSc , $1.25 ,
$1 CO , $1.CC , $2.00 , $ . ' 35 and up. Ask to see
those Columbian World's fair blankets made
pxpressly for Walker & Co. , and now Hey
dens' arc selling thorn.
All the domestics bought from this auction
sale are now between hero and Chicago , and
ns fast as they arrive they will bo put on
pale.
pale.Wo
Wo have the largest domestic wash goods
department In the United States , our stock
which Is now open for your Inspection will
prove to you the truth of this assertion.
IIa > dcn Dros. ' Is the only house In Omaha
who occupy five floors for retailing goods.
Hither floor covers more stimro | feet than
you will find In any house In this city.
These Immense tinantltlcs of goods , now
arriving from the auction Is crowding us , wo
must have room. Tomorrow wo will sell
best calico remnants 2 Vic yard. Illack ot
figured saline Cc jard. Laurence LL
sheeting 3)4c yard. Merrlmae shirting prints
B' c yard. London dress ginghams Cc yard.
Apron checks In ginghams 3'/ic ' jard. Fall
In IJne and take advantage of these special
sales before Its too late ; these prices can not
bo duplicated. Hayden Bros.
TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER OF LADIES'
AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
for tomorrow. Wo must make room for
the James II. Walker stock , which Is now
arriving dally.
100 do7ci gent's night gowns , nicely trim
med , worth TCc , tomorrow only 39c.
An elegant line of gcrjt's fancy web sus
penders , only ICc per pair.
Gent's rtockford so4 pair for 25c.
Wo arc closing out a lot of gent's over-
bhlrts worth $1.20 to $2 00 each , for TCc.
Remember , our Blackstone unlaundcred
shirt goes on sale tomorrow at GOc.
1 case of gent's camels hair sox only
ICc per pair , reduced from 2Cc.
Ladles' corset covers , 9e , worth 25c.
Ladles' gowns 2Cc , worth COc.
Ladles' gowns C9c , worth $1.00.
1 case of boys' cotton hose , fast black ,
nothing better made for service , only 25c
per pair , worth 40c.
1 lot of boys' shirt waists , worth $1.00 ,
reduced to COc.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling out the James II. Walker bank
rupt stock. _
onniitt , .
Hoards of Ofllccrs Detailed , to i\aintuo : Tan-
illdntus for AVest I'olut.
WASHINGTON , Fob. 13. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) Boards of officers to
consist of the officers named are appointed to
meet at the several posts designated on Feb
ruary 28 for the mental and physical exam
ination of appointees to the United States
Military academy :
At Fort Warren , Mass. Major William
Sinclair , Second artillery ; Captain Marshall
W. Woods , assistant surgeon ; Captain Ed
ward n. Morris , assistant surgeon ; First
Lieutenant Alex D. Schenck , Second artillery ;
Second Lieutenant George Blake , Second ar
tillery. i
At Governor's Island Lieutenant Colonel
Alexander M. Ponnlngton , Fourth artillery ;
Major William L. Haskln , First artillery ;
Major John Van n. Holt , smgeon ; Captain
Abnor M. Merrill , First artillery ; Captain
.Walter W. Fisher , assistant surgeon.
At Fort McKlnncy , Md. Major George B.
Ilodnoy , 1'ourth artillery ; Captain Louis W.
Grampian , assistant surgeon ; First Lieu
tenant George M. Osqulor , Third artillery.
At Columbus Barracks , O. Lieutenant
Colonel John B. 1'arko , Second Infantry ;
Major William E. Waters , surgeon ; Captain
J ouls Brcchomln , assistant surgeon ; First
Lieutenant Eaton A. Ed\vards , T\vcnty-
Eeventh Infantry ; Second Lieutenant Ed
mund L. Butts , Twenty-first Infantry.
At Fort McPherson , Go. Colonel Larrott
L. Livingston , Third artillery ; Major Joseph
n. Raniboy , Third nrtllleiy ; Captain Leonard.
assistant surgeon ; First Lieutenant Sedg-
wlck 1'iatt. Third artllleiv : First Lipntnn.mt
I'hlllp a. Wulos , assistant burgeon.
At Jackson Barracks , La. Lieutenant
Colonel William S. KelloKg , Fifth Infantiy ;
Major Curtis E. Mann , burgeon ; Captain
Mason Carter. Fifth Infuntiy ; Captain
Junlus L. I'owell , assistant surgeon ; First
Lieutenant William F. Martin , Fifth in
fant ly.
At Ford Sam Houston , TPJC Lieutenant
Colonel Hamilton S. Hawkins. Twenty-third
Infantry ; Major Lewis M. Mans , surgeon.
Captain Jacob A. Augur. Fifth cavalry ;
Captain Robert B. Gibson , assistant surgeon ;
rirst Lieutenant James Thompson , adjutant
Twenty-third Infantry.
At Fort Sheridan , 111. Colonel Robert E.
Crofton , Fifteenth Infantiy ; Cuplaln Edwaid
K. Champln , Fifteenth Infantry ; Captain
frauds J. Ives , assistant surgeon ; First
Lieutenant William P. lllauvolt , Fifteenth
Infantry ; First Lieutenant George J. Now-
Kardon , assistant suigron.
At Jefferson Barracks , Mo. Lieutenant
Colonel Samuel S. Sunnier , SKth cavalry ;
Major Robert II. White , surgeon ; Captain
l.ouls S. TesBon , assistant surgeon ; Captain
Uohn B. Kerr. SKth cavalry ; First Lieu
tenant Franklin 0. Johnson , Third cavalry.
At Fort Leavonworth , Kan. Lieutenant
Colonel John N. Andrews. Twenty-fifth In
fantry ; Major Calvin Do Witt , surgeon ;
Captain John M. Ilanlnler , assistant surgeon ;
Captain Edward A. Qodvvln , Eighth cavalry ;
first Lieutenant Jamcu U. Jackson , Seventh
Infantry ,
At Fprt Snelllng , Minn. Colonel Edwin
O. Mason , Third Infantry ; Major Charles K
, \Vlnnt' , surgeon ; Captain Fajuttn W. Rnok ,
Third Infantry ; Captain Charles F. Mason ,
Assistant suiguou ; Flist Lieutenant ( Jhaso
, \V. Kennedy. ad | itant. Thlid Infantry.
At Fort Douglas , U. T-Colonel Matthew
M. Blunt , Sixteenth Infantry , ( Major
Charles L. llelseiminn , surgeon ; Captain
'Adrian H. 1'clhcmus. assistant surgeon ;
Captain William C. MrFarlau.I , SIMconth
Infantry ; First Lieutenant Charles R. Tyler ,
Adjutant , Sixteenth Infantry.
At Fort D. A. Russell , Wyo.-MaJor
Vatery Harvard , surgeon ; Major William II.
Jllsbee , Seventeenth Infantry ; Captain
Daniel H. Brush. Seventeenth Infantry ;
First Lieutenant Edgar W , Howe , Seven
teenth Infantry ; Fn ! > t Lieutenant George I ) ,
Dcshon , assistant surgeon.
At the I'resullo of San Francisco , Cal.
( "oloncl William M. Graham , Fifth artilleiy ;
Lieutenant Colonel Johnson , V. D. MiJdlu-
ton. deputy surgeon general ; Captain Waltfr1
13. Mcl'uw , assistant surgeon ; First Llcuten-
nnt Lulgt Lomlu , Fifth artillery ; rirj.
Lieutenant John McClellan , Fifth artillery.
At San Diego Barracks , Cal. Lleutotiau
Colonel Edgar H. Kellouf , Tenth Infantry ,
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel M. llorton , dep
my surgeon general ; Major Timothy E ,
x , Burgeon ; Captain Walter T ,
Tenth Infantry ; Lieutenant Douglas Settle
Tenth Infantry.
At Vancouver Barracks , Wash. Oolone
Thomas M. Anderson , Fourteenth Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel William D. Wolvcrton
deputy surgeon Konernl ; Captain William H.
Arthur , assistant surgeon ; Captain George
T. Patterson , Fourteenth Infantry ; First
Lieutenant Henry , P. McCain , Fourteenth In
fantry.
The following changes In the stations ami
duties of offlcem of the subsistence depart
ment are ordered : Major Charles P. Egan ,
chief commissary of subsistence of the De
portment of California , will relieve Major
Charles A. Woodruff of the duties of pur
chasing commissary of .subsistence at San
Francisco ; Major Woodruff , on being relieved ,
will repair to this city and report to the
commissary general of subsistence for as
signment to duty as an assistant In his ofllco ;
Captain Edward Dravo , chief commissary of
RiibslHtcnco of the Department of thn Colorado
rado , will. In addition to hla present duties ,
temporarily Inko charge of the ofllco
of the purchasing commissary of subsist
ence at Denver anil relieve Lieutenant
Colonel William II. Boll ; Lieutenant
Colonel Bell , on being relieved , will proceed
to Pan Francisco , and report to the com
manding general , Department of California ,
for assignment to duty as chief commissary
of subsistence of that department , relieving
Major Charles P. Eian , rommls < mry of oub-
slstcnco of that duty ; Captain Frank E.
Nye will bo relieved from duty In the ofllco
of the commissary general of subsistence
In this city , at such tlmo as the latter of-
ofllcei may direct , and will proceed to Omaha
and report to the commanding general. De
partment of the I'latte , for assignment to
duty as chief commissary of subsistence
of that department , relieving Major Samuel
T. Ciishlng , commissary of siibslstcnee , of
that duty , and the duties of piirrli.iilni ; com
missary of subsistence at Omiiha ; Major
Gushing , on being relieved , will repair to
tills city nml report to the commlHsiry Ren-
oral of subsistence for assignment lo duly
as an assistant In his ofllco ; Captain Wil
liam L Alex.inili'r will bo relieved from
duty In the ofllco of the commissary general
of subsistence In this city at such time ns
flic latler olllcer may direct , and proceed
to Denver and relieve Captain Kdward E.
Diavo.
Leave for ono month and ten days , to lal < o
effect upon the adjournment of the Uleventh
International Medical congress , to bo held at
Home , Italy , March 29 to April B , Is granted
Colonel Joseph H. Smith-assistant suigcon
General.
The leave granted First Lieutenant Col-
vlllo P. Terrell , Klglilh Infantry , Is extended
Ihrcc months.
The leave granted First Lieutenant Hobert
II. Anderson , Ninth Infantry , Is cVended two
months. Captain John Pitman , ordnance de
partment , will proceed form Philadelphia to
the powder mills of E. I. Dupont & Co. ,
near Wilmington , Del. , on olllclal business
pertaining to the Inspection of snail arms
powder.
. Major Tliroi liniiirtna'H I'lnrc.
WASHINGTON , Feb. 13 Major Charles IJ.
ThrocUmortoti has applied lo be placed on
the retired list of the army. This Is the
officer who has been tendered Iho post of
assistant .superintendent of street cleaning
In Now York. Ho Is under sentence of
an army court martial.
Major Throckmorton Is now under sentence
of suspension and ho cannot bo retired un
der the thlity years service law unlll lliat
sentence expires , which Is about u year
from now , unless It Is commuted. Ills
petition for commutation Is now before Hie
president. Neither can lie accept employ
ment from the city of New York until ho
Is retired , Ihe War department holding that
If ho accepted another olllcc whllo under
suspension he would lose his army place.
Department of tlio 1'lnttlo
In order to enable him to act as counsel
for Lance Corporal Horace Day Doy and Pri
vate Amos lllcliardson. company I , Twenty-
first Infantry , Second Lieutenant William II.
Mullay , Twenty-fin , ! Infantiy , has been 10-
lleved from duly as a member of the gen
eral court martial convened by paragraph 3 ,
special orders No. 119 , series 1893 , fiom
headquarters , during the trial of said bol-
dlcrs.
Lea\o of absence for one month , to take
effect on or about March 1 , 1894 , has been
granted Second Lieutenant David P. Corrtray ,
Eighth infantry , Fort Koblnson , Neb. , with
permission to apply to Ihe adjutant general of
the army for an extension of one month.
nicr..ijtvit
Arkansas' I.iuv Taxing Pullman Cars ami
TcleKUipli Companies of No Weight.
LJTTLC UOCK , Feb. 18. Tlio law taxing
Pullman cars , telegraph and express com
panies operating in the state , passed by the
last Rcueral assembly of Arkansas , has been
declared unconstitutional by Judge Williams
in the United States circuit coutt.
Several mouths are the Western Union
Telecraph company and the Pacific Impress
company liled bills ic court nsiting for an in
junction restraining the collectors of the
various counties of the state from collecting
taxes assessed under the act. A temporary
restraining order was granted. The case
was aigned a short tlmo since , the
attorney general demurring to the bill.
The court today overruled the demmror ,
made the Injunction perpetual und declaied
it unconstitutional on the ground that the
act piovided for asbossmsnts of pronei ty not
situated in the Jiuisdiction of the slate ;
that it embraces inteistato commerce in
violation of tlm United States law ; that the
acts do not pivo the plaintiffs the equal pro
tection of tlio state ; that the assessment
was made without regard to an excess of its
taxable values.
AUorney.Qencral Clark said this morning
that the decision was n great surprise to
him , in view of the fact that the Arkansas
statute \vas drawn up after the stvlo of
similar laws In Massachusetts and Penn
sylvania , which had been declined by the
United States supreme comt in its de
cision to bo constitutional. The case will betaken
taken to the supicmo court.
Kenncll Club T.IoUs Olllccrs.
Tlio Omaha Kennel club hold Its Minimi
meeting last evening at t'io rnicc.of D" . J.
C. Whlnnery la I ho Brova block. Ihn'e
was a fair attendance and those present
wore determined to Infuse nc.v il.'o Into the
organlxatlon , and 1 > . all ptojabllity will hn'd
a bench show : ioma tlmo v. Itliln ihi 5 car
The report of fir uc.wiior sin v.vd the cliib
to bo out uf debt and HHTCJ Is a baljpco in
the ireaMii / .
The following directors and officers were
elected Dr. J. C. Whlnneiy , president ; J.
II. McTuguo , vlto piesldunl ; E. L. Mars-
lon , rccoidlng secretary ; Charles F. Frenzur ,
Ihutncl.U secretary ; Prod Rath , treasurer , C
W. Wattorman. Clmiles Ogden , John T
Uvuns and Dr. Ebbltt , directors ; Dr. Cyer of
Philadelphia , dvlegatu to the Amei lean Ken
nel club.
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Had an Kdncatoil Pencil.
DniUOlT , Fob. -.lames O. Chute , one
of the footing clerks in the fiandulcnt elec
tion i etui n scrape of 181U. was examined bi
the prosecuting attouioy today icwniting
Ins connection with the 'i line. Testimony
lias just como to light tendlnc to &ho\v thai
lie has boasted of having been mlvlsed by
Lieutenant ( iovernor ( Jlildons to comn to
Dotioit and pot on the. canvassing boaid if
possible , Clailt being nt that tlmo bill clerk
of thoslalo bcnato. Certain witnesses siv
Clark told them that ho used his pencil in
Insetting figures to swell the aftlrmattvu
vote on the sahulns amendnient.
1'iitni biimlay .MKM Kou.
BRAXIL , Iild , 1-Vb. 13 , Tin eo men vvoio
scilously , and possibly tutnlly , hurt In u
drunken tow at Knightsv'llo , a little mining
town east of licio , last night. Kicd nml Jor
dan Brltton vvciu tlioliistk-atoisof Hie light
' 1 hey attaclicrt Thomas Uullfur and stamped
and cut him up to t > uch an extent that he
will probably die. The licht soon became
general and a man named Uvans received
sqveral dangerous wounds Deputy Maishal
Darnuy Martin , in attempting to quiet the
men. vrns assaulted and frightfully bcalou.
I'ho Hrlttons have not been caught.
I * " " ' tlm .Miulc.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 13. Ixitils J. Sllva , al-
, CRed embezzler of. $170,000 fiom the Halu >
water-Bradford Hat company , und who lias
: ieen nominally n lugltivu from justice slnco
, ho ' . ' . ' ) tti of last October , will surrender to
; bo law. He , it Is .stated , has consented tore *
turn to this city end will glvo tilmsult up
after a fo\v \ formalities arc xculcd.
The earth moves. Evidence you can buy
i first class liniment , ( Salvation OH , foe 25.C .
SILKS FROM WALKER STOCK
Go on Sale Tomorrow nt Ilaydon Bros. Silk
Department.
A CAR LOAD OF SILKS
*
Tlio LnrRcHt .Shipment of Silk * unit Vcltclx
J ; IT IlrroUf'il nt Ulin Tlino from the
Jim. II. U'ulkcr .V Co Sale Last
Wick In
The lowest prices over mmlo on silks nml
velvets. Now Is tlio tlmo for you to buy.
2.GC7 ynrds of surnli slllte , In black , browns ,
blues , pinks , yellow , green niul roils ,
Walker's wholesale price on them was 27V4c
n ynnl , our price for nny quantity you want
of them only 12' c n yartl.
1,821 yards of striped pongee silks , colors
that wll stand boiling , 27 Inches wide and
nil pure raw silks , Walker's wholesale-
price , We per yard , our price on them Is only
20c a yard.
2,230 jards printed china Milks , In black ,
brown and navy blue grounds , small designs ,
neat patterns , WnlKcr'8 wholesale prlro on
them was 40c a yard , our price , 25c a yaid.
031 yaicls Yeddo silk crepes , 21 Inches \\lrto
In navy , llRht blue , cream , salmon , old rose ,
yellow , pink , cardinal and gobelin blue ,
Walker's wholesale price , COc a yard , our
price , 39c a yard.
781 ynrds of handsome quality printed
Chinese silks on green , black , brown and
bltto grounds , handsome designs , goods that
never have retailed for less than CSc a
yard , go during this sale nt 39c a yard.
Another shipment received of that hand
some yard vvldi white wash silk , worth $1 00
a yard , goes on sale again tomorrow and
the rest of this week at COc a yard.
A largo line of handsome black silks and
satins on sale at C9c a yard.
You mutt sco those handsome novelty
silks wu arc selling at 75c and fl.OO per
yard. Walker's prlco on them ivas from
J1.25 to $2.00 a yard.
Velveteens In most desirable shades only
25c a yard.
No matter what you want In silks and vel
vets he sure and glvo us n call before you
purchase and we will surely glvo jou a
good bargain.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Leaders In silks.
VA T1 } .
A very llvclv interest is beinjj manifested
In the appearance of Miss Von Stosch nt llio
Apollo club concert , on Thursday evening
no\t. This ioung lady is p.ir excellence tlio
violinist of the country today and should bo
hoard by all lovers of music ; .
She will play the Faust fantasia by
Sarasote , Heverie Viouxtemps and uirs
Russo by WieniavvsUi , all very interesting
and popular numbers.
Mr. Baxter of the Kilpatiiuk-Koch com
pany had the pleasure of hearitiR her.it n ,
Oamroscn concert at Carnefjfo hall a short
tlmo ago and ho say- ? that her appcaianco
created Immense enthusiasm and the audience -
enco could not bo satisfied.
Mrs , Wilbcltn , who was announced for the
program , is suftcrln ? fiom a severe cold , and
ill ino last moment Mrs. Cotton has con
sented to fill her place. This will bo most
welcome news to the admirers of this most
accomplished and popular vocillst.
Mrs. Cotton will sing In a solo number and
will also sing the pait of Santuzza in the
chorus from the Cavalleri-i Husticana.
Tlio sale of scats , which promises to be
large , opens tomorrow morning at Bojd's.
W. D. Howells' farce , "Evening Dross , "
will be piven this evening at 8 o'clock at the
Unitniian church parlors , Seventeenth and
Dass sttcots , for the benefit of the organ
fund. The evening's entertainment will alio
include music and a scries of six tableaux ,
"tyts of Ufe. "
This well known pantomimic ooniedy ,
"Ei ht Bells , " will be nroduccd at the Fif
teenth Street theoter for one week , com
mencing February 18 , with Sunday matinco ,
l > y the famous Brothers Dyrno. Everything
is new this season and Brothers Byrne liavo
made an outlay of over $15,000 in perfecting
this wonderful production. The revolving
ship in the second act is n splendid sample
of stage mechanism and there Is a little bit
of everything in the show. No theatrical
effort this season should bo received with
more enthusiastic reeoption than "Eight
Bells" and the inimitable Brothers , Byrne ,
who are great favoutus everywhere.
Sam T. Jacic's consolidate' ! "Mly Clay
company" and ' -Old Ago and Youth com
pany" begin a three nig tit a oujaijomont at
; ho Fifteenth Stioot theater Thursday even
ing next.
Mr. Thcodor Salmon's second piano recital
will take ulaco on Monday evrnlng , Febru
ary ID , at the Fiist Congregational church.
Mr. Salmon has arranged n most claboiato
program , in which ho will have the valuable
issistanco of Mrs. J.V , Cotton. Mr. Martin
Calm , Air. W. T. Tabor and Mr. J K. Butler.
The tickets for this recital are 50 cents , and
are now on s.ilo at Hospo's music store.
WILL GO FOR NAUGHT.
I'rotestH of Ta\i > nirH < \tiltiHt : PmliiR Coun
try Ko.tds riled Too Lute.
The protest of the forty property owneis
filed with the Board of County Commission-
eis Monday against the paving of the thieo
country roads Irom the city limits will gofer
for naught.
In speaking of the matter , the commis
sioners s.ij that the parties protesting vvuro
all good citizens and most of them heavy t.ix-
jaieis , but the trouble was , tlio protest was
,00 lato. The people of the county had , by
; tieir ballots , decided that the loads should
bo paved , and nothing was left for the com-
mlssionois to do but to carry out the instruc
tions of more than tvvo-thiuU of the voters
of Douslus county.
The piu chasers of tlio paving bonds , Hu-
dolph Kloibolto & Co , ha\o wiitton the
commissioner that they have examined all
of the tacts and circumstances connected
with the voting of the bonds and that they
ia\e found all of the proceedings jeguliii.
They also state that tlioy are ready to take
the bonds and pnv for the sama as soon us
thov ate issued mid rc ibtcrca.
Yestoidav Chairman Stenberg and Clerk
Sackott commenced the woilc of lining out
uui ulEiung the 150 fl.OUO bonds and uiil
iivo ; them In shape to send to the state
auditor for registration by the Hist of no\t
week. In signing the bonds and coupons the
chairman Hint the cleik hava to ulllx their
olllUul signatures 0,150 times each. ,
War on Clmmi'Icon
SAN rilANClSCO , Keb. 13 , Ofllcors of the
Society for the l'ro\ontlon of Cruelty to
Animals ) m\o begun a crutade against the
oca ! followers of the eaatoin fad of wearing
l\o clmmclcoiiB , which are really little liz
ards brought hero from Florida , chained to
vatch guards and scarf pins. Many women
m\o adopted the fad. Secretary Holhrook
of the society today caused the arrest cf
three dealers In the harmless little reptiles
and threatens to arrest c\ery man and
woman ho sees wearing them.
dmrci'S Are Not V < : l Jlittlti 1'ulillc.
SAN FUAN'CISCO , Feb. 13. The charges
> referred by Colonel Ornliam against Col
onel Young at Presidio have not yet been
nado public , but It Is now known that In
ho charges Young Is charged of conduct
unbecoming an olllcor and a gentleman , ills-
obcdlcnco of orders and .conspiracy against j
the post commander. Young Is still under
arrest. Of com so at the post all support j
Colonel Young , while the enlisted men think
that Graham Is In the right.
World's fair souvenir com : , of 1S93 for sale
at Chase & Uddy's , 1513 Purium street ,
Dinaha ,
AN1 >
Itcmcniber i\tsry : Suck of I'lonr You Uny of
I'll-J.dim runlcnl.
If It don't snlt'wo will refund your money.
Try this flour anca and you will say there la
none better than Hityclcna' 5 X. You will
find one of thcsu , articles In each sack :
I'laln gold ring.
Ono diamond'ring.
One carving set.
Ono gold watch.
Ono $3.00 bill.
Ono scarf pin.
Ono ladles' solid silver hair ornament.
One gents' rolled gold watch chain.
Ono set of silver spoons.
HEAD Tlin I'HICnS.
23 pounds of granulated sugar for $1.
Sugar cured hams , from It to 10 pounds ,
9c.
Tickled pork , lOc per pound.
Sugar cured breakfast bacon , lOc.
I'rcsh spire ribs , GVic. *
Tresh link sausage , 7',4c.
Codfish , 2 4c per pound.
3 K Norway herring , Ic each.
Oil sardines , 3' c per can.
Mustard sardines , 7c per can.
Creamer } butter , 17c , 19o and 21c.
Full cream cheese , Oc , lie nnd2V4c.
Young America , full cream , Oc.
HAYDHN imOS. ,
Providers for the People.
ABE MAKING .BOGUS DOLLARS.
I'llittHinoiItli Cltl/cllH l.oiulrd ultli Queer
Coin lij u .Mini from Onmlm.
The force In the United States marshal's
office has been very busy for some tlmo
past trying to locate sonio Individuals who
have taken n decided stand on the question
of the fiec and unlimited coinage of Mlvcr
In this vicinity.
For several months there has been an
unusually largo number of counterfeit silver
dollars In circulation In this vlqlnlty , but
all effoits to locate the mint have as yet
bepn unavailing. The giound between Bellevue -
vuo and Plattsmouth has been searched
closely , but the makers of the queer coin ,
if they have a plant In that locality , have
succeeded in evading the officers.
The last report of the operations of the
bogus money men comes from Plattsmouth.
Officers there report that during the past
ten days u well droned sti anger has been
In that city spending his money very freely ,
but that when the people whom he has fa
vored with his patronage try to pass the
coins they received from him they find them
tin own out and declared counterfeit. Tlia
Hotel Illpley , the D. & M. ticket agent and
several business men of the city have souve
nirs of the stranger's visit that they will
dispose of at a bargain to the government
officials. The stranger left the city before
the nature of his coin became generally
known. He claimed to live In Omaha , and
bought a ticket for this city when ho left
PlattsmomUi.
Defaulting Trc-jsuror of Tlpton County , In-
( llinii , r ; < > t * Out of Kokoino.Iall.
PERU , Ind.reb. 13. Culvln E. Armstrong ,
the embezzling treasurer of Tlpton county ,
who was sentenced to the penltontlray Sat
urday , escaped from the Kokomo jail this
morning. The efccapo caused intense excite
ment.
Armstrong was convicted of embezzling
M3.000 of the public funds. Ho escaped whllo
the Jailer was feeding the prisoners. Arm
strong pretended to be asleep and while the
shet Iff was In a remote pait of the Jail he
slipped out a bar previously sawotl off , ran
down the corridor to'the * street cntr.-uico and
dlsappeaied. Wateon Pltzer of Tlpton , who
was said to be In a former conspiracy to
release Armstrong , has boon arrested on
suspicion of furnishing money and a saw
while attending the trial. The excitement Is
nt the lynching point. Armstrong was to
we been taken to the penitentiary today.
Dramatic Sieno In Com I.
CHICAGO , Feb. 13 , Dr. Robert Wlckham ,
charged with murdering Druggist William
Dlappor , was discharged today , the prosecu
tion nolle pressing the case In one court
whllo arguments were being made In another.
The mother o' the dead man caused a
dramatic scene In court by protesting against
the dismissal. Rising from her seat and
sobbing \lolently she said : "Your honor ,
this Is an outrage. Week after week 1
: iavo urged the state's attorney to bring the
case to tilal , but he has put It oft and dis
charged the slayer of my boy. Hero Is his
picture , " and the weeping woman held up
i photograph of her son. She was taken
from the court room.
The state's attorney says Wlckham will
jo relndlcted. Wlckham killed Clapper In a
quarrel over the lattor's wife.
- o
DfMtli of Mrx. AlmmiiKun.
Mis. G , S. Ahmauson , aged 04 , died Mon-
dav at noon of pneumonia at the family rcsi-
lence , I.'IOT South Eighteenth street. Mrs.
Ahmat.son came to America with her hus
band from Norway In 1853 and to Omaha in
IfcQl. Her husband , Dr. John Ahmanson ,
died several years ago ,
She Is survived by live children. Jacob ,
jcorgo. Chnilotte , William and Mrs. H.
Jacnbson.
Tno funeral will bo held at the icsidcnce
Thuisday at a p. in.
Ilrtrptlou to Ml * * Vim StosUl.
Miss Von Stosch , who appears nt the Apollo
club concert Thursday ovcnnlg , will bo
; emlered a reception at the rooms of the
Commercial club Thursday afternoon from 2
: o i p. m. The reception will ho quite In-
'ormnl and under the auspices of the Ladles
Musical society , department of the Woman's
club. All members of the Woman's club
and of the musical department thereof will
M Invited and will bo notified through the
committees In charge of the various de-
pat tmcnts.
C'Irarril Up tin )
CINCINNATI , Fob 13. Early this morn
ing , whllo preparing to start up a mill that
uul been Idle for some time , in Lackland , an
employe found In a dark , unused vvareioom
the dead body of Rlchai.d P. Fo < c of the firm ,
of Pi Ion J & Fov , paper manufacturers , hang-
.ni . { from n rafter. Ho disappeared mysteri
ously about two woel.s ago , being last soon
within u half square of his homo. It appeals
that he went directly to thin dcscited wareroom -
room and hanged himself.
Coal Mlnnrt on a Strlko.
PITTSnUHG , Feb. 13. Nearly 3,000 river
nlncrs In the second , third and fourth pools
are on a strike today against a reduction of
mlf a cent per biiRlicl In the mining rate.
A general convention will be hold at Mo-
nongahela City ion Thursday to consider the
operators' propifcitUn. About one-half of the
pits on tlio river have closed down on ac
count of the strllu' .
Opium HiwiKelor .HcnUncecl.
PORTLAND , Ore , , Teh. 13. In the United
States district court today William Dunbar ,
onvlctod of EimiTillnK [ ; opium , was sentenced
o two ) ears Imprisonment In the county
all and to pay a line of ? 1,000.
i'ioi'iiAitr : : NOT T
Thry All Know Wlicro tlirl'lrn Wn .
Wo wore located right opposite the Uoston
Store , therefore we were damaged , there
fore our Btoro was cloned for one week ,
therefore we got n largo sum of money from
the Insurnico companies , and therefore wo
can soil for n pong , and therefore wo do the
business , and therefore we can quote the fol
lowing prices : Men's full suits of clothes ,
OSc ; men's pants , 25c ; bojs' ovcicoats , DOc ;
Bocks , 2 pairs for Ic ; 7Bc neckwear , 19c ;
eholro of rubbers , arctics , etc. , such sizes as
we have left , for 25c ! men's largo handker
chiefs , Ic ; men's lined duck coats , 7Rc ; men's
warm ulsters , with long collars , ft.HO ; choice
of D styles of men's shirts , 19c ; fast black
sateen shirts , 25c ; men's $1.00 night robes ,
29c ! men's Scotch caps , worth fiOc , for Oc ;
cotton flannel drawers for lie n pair ; men's
$2.00 stiff hats , 2Cc ; men's $12.00 overcoats
for $1.50 ; great big valises , 25oj men's lined
leather coats , $1.50 ; finer grades In piopor-
tlon still cheaper.
OLOUE CLOTHING GO'S
FIKE SALE ,
lift South 10th street , near Douglas.
P. S. In looking for our store locate tha
Boston Store ruins , and then bo sure joii
nra right straight opposite.
*
A Illff r.ot of Curpcti.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. has Just closed
the contract to furnish the Madison hotel ,
corner of 21st and Chicago streets. The car
pets are to bo hruasolselvets. . moqucttos
and Axmlnstcrs. The lace curtains arc of
Louis XIV. style , and the heavy arch drap
eries will ho of Moorish tapestries In Turk
ish designs.
Mr. J. C. Schrlvor of their carpet and
drapery department , who secured the con
tract , and who has the work In charge , says
when finished It will bo ono of the finest
family hotels In the west.
llrK Pardon
For Interrupting you , but you may posslblr
bo going cast. If so , there nro n couple of
trains you should really bear In mind These
uro "Northwestern Lino" Nos. 6 and 2 ,
leaving Union depot dally at 4 03 and ti 30 p.
m. . rpppectlvely , arriving lu ChlLago at S.13
and 0.30 next morning.
City ticket oiilco. No. HOI Farnam st.
President William r. King of Cornell college -
logo , -Mount Vernon , la. , will lectmc befoio
the Clmutnuqua college at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church on Wednesday evenIng -
Ing , February 14. Subject : "Education the
Foundation of Power and Usefulness. "
"
. .iTii.v or > 7JiiMMi'//MM.v.
Prominent Jonrnall-ls from tint rust Kn-
rontu to CliltiiKo.
PHILADELPHIA , Fob. ijA : special car
attached to the Pennsylvania limited train ,
which loft the Btoad street station at 1'J'JO
o'clock this afternoon for Chicago , boic a
distinguished party of newspaper propiic-
tors mid pnblishois. who will attend the
annual mooting of the Associated pi ess In
Chicago tomnriovv. The paityis made up
as follows :
From Philadelphia Clayton MrMiehncI ,
Koi tli American ; Hobert J. Cook , The Press ;
William T. McCully , Evening Bulletin , and
James Elvcrson. jr. , Inqiiiici' .
From New YorkS. ! . Seymour , Evening
Post ; John A. Cockerel ) , Commeiclal Adver
tiser ; W. V. Hester. Biooklyn Ka-'lo , ; Arthur
Jenkins , Syiacuso Herald , and W. D. Chand
ler , Concord , N. 11. , Monitor.
From Baltiinoie General Felix Agnus ,
The Ameilean ; Frank A. Uienaulsonf The
Sun ; C. H. Grasty , The News , and A. Beck-
hoofer. The Herald.
Fiom Washington Frank B. Nojcsk ,
The Cvcnlng Star.
In addition to the gentlemen whose names
aio given above , S. S. Carvalho of the Now
Yoik Woild , Iloraco White of the New
Yoik Evening Post , C. E. llasbiook of the
Now York Commercial Advcitlscr , E. II.
Butler of the Bullalo News and othcis fiom
Now Yotlc and P\ew Englanu wr-nt west bv
other roads. All of the papers represented
ore trembris of the Associated piess. The
meeting , which will bo held in the lecital
ball of the Auditorium , will undoubtedly bo
the laigcst and must representative gather
ing of newspaper owners and publishers
over assembled in the United States.
WILL HOLD IT FAST.
City I'rosrrutor Hhoeinalu'iSnjs Ills Cuii-
llrnmtlon Cannot UP Iteroiisltlrrnl.
City Prosecutor Shoemaker assumed the
duties of his new position yesterday , and
likes them so well that ho proposes to hang
on to the place , notwithstanding the talk of
a reconsideration of the action by which he
was confirmed. Ho maintains that no such
icconslderation can take place after an ap
pointment lias been contlrmod , as that
action places the appointee m ofilce , and the
only way to got him out is then to prefer
charges. Ho says that if an appointment
was rejected the action could be icconsid-
ored , as was done in the case of Mr. Eobltt ,
who was appointed \etcrinaiian.but
not so when the appointment is acted on
favorably. Ho claims to come pretty near
knowing what tlio chatter provides in this
matter , as ho framed the section making
the ofllco u statutory ono instead of being
provided for by oidinanco , and he is confi
dent that his position is perfectly tenable.
IIo further argues that if it was possible
for the action to bo icconsitleictt , Inasmuch
as the rule limiting n i consideration to ono
meeting is simply one of the lulcs adopted
bv the council , that i tile could ho so amended
as to piovido for icconslderation at two , six
or a do/en meetings later , or at an > titno ,
and that it would men bo possible for the
council to bounce a man out of appointive
ofllco whenever It was disposed to recon
sider the action by which his appointment
was confirmed , and that then theic would
bo no tcnuio of nn.v of these positions , in
stead of being two years , as provided by the
eluii tor.
in'/i n.it'Tft 111:11 to.wwss/o.v.
Jtrnzll , Intl. , Han aMllil Sensation as a
Sciinel ton Ulvouo Suit.
I3KAZ1L , Ind. , Fob. 18 This city was
tin on n in a state of ( iie.it excitement today
by Mrs O. U Yocum giving to the pi ess for
publication a letter dated at San Jose , Cal. ,
Februarv fi , Irom the divorced wife of Hey
Chailes'Shattuck Several months ago
Mis Slialtuok confessed to committing
adultcrv with County Auditor O H Yocum ,
una on this gioimd Mi. Sha'jtui.k bccurcd
11 dlvoico. About tluco weeks iigo Mr.
Yocum , on his lotuin homo fiom iv tilp
through the west , fell dead. On hearing of
his trapii : death Mrs bhattuck writes Mn.
Yocum u sensational letter in whli'h she
says : " 1 hue : nlwajs felt ever slnco I re
turned home that I should vvuto and apolo
gize for the Buffering which 1 know I caused
\ou by tlio untiuo confession I made at the
time. That confession was falsii in every
detail , but vou do not know , \o\\ \ can have
no idea of tlio toimont und torture which I
WHS subjected to they tried in every pos
sible way to vvinifr a confession from mo , but
I stood firm to the truth until the aponv of
the tortuio became so great that 1 felt any
confession o [ tins nature whatever was bet
ter fiaii such sulTcrms. "
KOH.V.
" 7v"jJ | | i / niiTliiiVo ) ( Vai luiilci tnulMai ,
ccntcMh ; ( icMUdml ( fur , ttntenU
11OHN A daughter , IVmiary 11. to .Mi. und
Mi > . O. O. Ailui , 1105 South T onty-llfth
avenue ,
flt'cIif / / < "i lenwirlti tlililteul , rt/y
; racli ii/ilIiniil ( / ( ( line , tencfiitt _
AIIMAN'SN-Mis ( Ooiiiudo h , Tubniaty 1'J ,
ii"i-il 03 yi in 8 Item In ( Jhrlstlana , Noivruy
Knnuial fiom the lusldunrc , 1307 bun ill
r.lxhteonlh fcticct , ftt U o'clock Tliurxiliiy.
Intcuneiit ut Prospect Hill , C'auio uf duuth ,
pneumonia ,
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
Tlieouly Pure Cream of Tartar FovvJer. No AniiuouiQ , No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes AO Years the Standard-
CONTINENTAL .
CLOTHING HOUSE.I
Regular Retail Price
$20 and $25.
It is seldom that goods of this quality are
sacrificed at a special sale the entiYe purchase
of 3,000 suits arc of the very best quality of
ready-made goods. Made by M. Sampler
Sons & Co. , of New York , and Michael Sterns
& Co. , of Rochester , and arc being retailed a !
about SO cents on th.e dollar of their regular
retail price.
Remember the price ,
Over one-half are Double-breasted Sacks.
See our Large Show Windows for Samples ,
N. E. Cornel'
Douglas
and 15th Sts.
Chas. Shiverick & Co.
FURNITURB.-
A complete assortment of all grades of furniture , from tha
plainest to the most expensive , recently purchased at the re
duced market prices.
V.
V.r
1206-1208 St. r
- Douglas .
"CUPIDEHE"
_ _ . . _ VIiullzt lliliRreatVcKotutilci r.thoiirtstrlii-
tlonof a fiiinoiHl'ronrti physician , u III quickly cure y nil nf nil ner
vous or ( JlstivieH of UK * KUitrullvc onuim , nuili as Lost Mauhnoil ,
Insomnia. I'alnaln tliu Jl itk.He.nlnal i missions , NervoiiH Debility ,
rimplii , Uiilllntsa to Alarry , I.xlmiuliiiK Dnilns. Vnrlcocclo nml
Cnnntlpi.lon.
CUI'lDUNKeloin-es tlm liver , the kltluoya and the urinary
[ BEFORE AND AFTER orfcMiiH or all Impurities.
CII'l ( > iNi ; BtreiiKthcni mid restore small weak onrnni.
Tlia IPIHOII siiiTeri in ire not cured by Doctors IH boc.iuno nlnn v percent nro troubled vv llh
I'niHtiititlH. CtJl'lUKNi : In tlm only known ioincl ( > to euro without nn opoialloii fi 000 ten-
tlmonlilH Avvrtlli'uirmr.iiiteoirUfii nnil money roluriiol If six l > oxrndoen not effect a per
manent c-nre. SI ( ) l ) n hnx.Hlx foi * 1 ( , ( ) by mill. Huml furolrculni and trntlinoulali
AildrchH n < VVOI < .11 iniUNi : : ( ! ( > . , I1.0 Hex 2070 Sin PramllHco. C il For a ilo by
Gooilnuiv Driu ; Co. , 1110 Farnam St. . Omaha : Camp Ilrca , Council UliiIIu , lovv.i.
YOUR FRIENDS
By Presenting Them With
a Speaking Likeness of
Yonreelf , Undo By
HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY.
313-315317 So. 15th St. , Omrta
Txijto E ov.Uor.
IlcUvccn r.iriiam anil II.u noy.
Teeth Filled
50e
up
" I % Gold Oroivna ami Urldiro Work
DR. WITHERS ,
< th Floor , Rrown Dlock , , 10th and DoujliB
Telcphono 1775.
Or Hie I.liiunr Ilnl.U I'onllltrljr
.
It o/\n / b elvon In o cup ol oolteo or to. or In food ,
without UioKnawlcdKnbflliapalKnl ItUabiolutely
barmleai , > n < l mil effect p rmn nt uad ipeody
cure , whether tbs pitleiil U a raodertto drlukcrar
an aloohollo wreck. II tta be n Klvari la tbouiandt
of ouioj , and In every | n < unoo a porfeot euro baa fol
lowed It NoorFull * . UlieDyalemonoalmpregaaled
T7llh the Hycoino.lt bocomeaau utter linucatiblllly
( or the Kquor appetite toesut
UOI.IIl'.N SIM.UirK ! Of ) , I'rap'r ] , < 'lntlnn ll , O.
40-pao book of partioutara tree. To b bad of
u , Unionists , l.'itli utt.l Doujlitaiits ,
Umabu , N b.
THE ALOE 4 PENFOID CO ,
RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND jT
Prescription Pharmacy ,
Invalid
Chairs ,
Atomizers ,
Syringes ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Water
Bottles ,
Shoulder
Braces ,
PHYSICIANS'SUPPLIES ' , . . .
. . . INVALIDS' ' NECESSARIES
THE ALOE & TENFOLD CO , <
1408 Farnnm St , Opposite I'axton Unlit
PRICE PAID FOR GOJD
Dental
Work
1 uli"n clone by acunipclcnt maGe >
Go to DR. R. W. BAILEY ,
A Rrailualed dentist uf oxperlonco ; D a. u
your teolli In Ills euro anil limy will bo co <
Miliinlluiinly omtd for. UlllcuJd lloor 1'aMwii
iiiooif. T / / . man.
BIRNEITS
UnHovon CHtarrh onil Col
In the Jteuit Instoutly by
ona application
CJuros He d Nolaoa fy
u1 , MfttoBl , T n U , faUftso.
I'rlnl Irtalmtml or Baruple f rej
tfoia Ly drucglaU , DOo.
