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COCKNEY CRICKS.
tfjBeef-Eatars Slaughter
line American Kifle-
men at Wimble
don.
Leaving them Countless Bnll'e-
\ Eyes to Orawllnto
and Die.
Fog and FouIJ Weather Part
ly Blameable for this
'Burning Shame. "
Condensed Crambo from
tsnt Shores.
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LoHDOH.'July 24 4 p. m. The in
ternational rifle match between the
Xnglish and American teas * attracted
tn mormons crowd at Wimbledon-
day. The weather wai not BB good aa
WM deilred , and Interfered serlouily
with tba American * ' ahootlng. The
JLfcsrfcanswere tbe favorites in the
* * * -
getting at the outset , but qnicVIj' sank
to m second place a mint after mill
recorded on the targets. Far-
fiaK Indisposed , Rockwell took
htt "place on the American team ,
and WM a poor substitute. From the
fcegraning of the match the English
ltd the shooting , having a load in the
800-yard range of 36 points , whlch _
lhy increased to 80 on the 900-y > rd'
range , and finUhod the match , defeat
ing tbe Americans by a score of 1647
io568. The Americans are greatly
chagrined at their defeat , which they
attribute tc the weather and Farrow's
fllnw. The English shooting was
rnprrb. Following are ecorta of the
teams at the three ranges.
800 YARDS.
American ; Scott 73. Laird 67. Jack-
ton 72 Rockwell 54. Hyde 69. Qor-
ri h 72. Dudley 67 % Brown 71. Total
545 EngHvh , Baker 73. Evans 74 ,
Ooodiell 72. Humphery 73. Youne 70
Jfenton , 73. Joyut 71. Millner 76.
Total 580.
900 YARDS.
AtDerien i : 'Scott 67 , Laird 71 ,
Jackson 69 , Rockwell 50 , Hyde 63 ,
Garish 60 , Dudley 74 , Brown 71 ; to-
English : Baker 71 , Evans 69 ,
-GoodsaJl 68 , Humphrey 70 , Young 67 ,
Fanlon 71 , Joyut 72 , Miliner 71 ; to-
was compelled to change
Mi rfic tfth b round. on tbe 900
lOOO YARDS.
i In tbe shooting at the 1000 yard
raof the Americans up to the fourth
ronnd had lost 11 points , giving the
English a lead np to this time of 97 at
all ranges. Later tbe English team
* w6n the match , the grand totals at all
ranges standing : English 1,647 ,
Americans 36C8.
TB VICTORS AND TBB TXKQUISHID.
LOBDOK , July 25. 10 p. m. The
vesult of international rifle match WM
apparently , at beat as much a surprise
* o.-th * winners as to vanquish. There
* wfre rnmors spread about of foul
pl7i but these found no credence
*
among those wtfensd closely watched
the shooting. At close of the match
QkTeontrstants me together id a'very
'am'aneablat.anfl pleasant manner. Sir
Henry . Hnlford proposed 3 English
eha n for the Americans , which ware
given with great * gusto. Sir Henry
went "on to ay this WM the
first time a . 'British rifle team had"
oat B an American team in Europe.
It was aTvery proud morsion act for
the victors. They Bad managed to
f t better of such excellent marks
men a * the Americans had proven
themselves to be. They hoped the
American ! he had shot at Wimbledon
'noildtake ooursge and come again
lot if they in tnrn should be victor
ious. Hearty cheets followed Sir
Henry's speech ,
Mr. Hyde said he offered hearty
thanks for the reception which the
Attferictn mnrksmen had received.
At lite last moment the Americans
wtre deserted by two of their men on
whom they had relied , in a great meas-
Bre , for victory. These two men had
declined at a most critical moment be
fore tbe match , to shoot. He would
* cl enUon their.- names , but every
one would know to whom he referred.
Mr. Hyde went en to say that the
Americans had taught the Britiih
may things. They had tanght them
the superior value of breech loaders
over muzzel loaders ; they had taught
-them how to unite together when they
wkhed to win a great victory , and-had
taught them how to beat the A meri-
eaa * whieh WM the moat valuable
IMSOC of all.
Bpedal Dfaptlch to Tb * e
N w YOEK. July ,26 1 a. m.
The Tribune B special correspondent
M London says : The Wimbledon
teasdal respecting the bribery of
marksmen threatens to awume formid
able proportions. The extent of the
practice is , as yet , unknown , bat it is
hardly doubted that it must vitiate
ike word of some of the most
important persons. One journal cars
that it accounts for the defeat of the
Americans in certain contests. . Inves
tigation M to the truth of the charges
is proceeding. The Americans are
oevvrtheless considered to have shown
"tmarkable skill. The Globe saya
iaeir shooting in all manner of competitions -
petitions under all sorts of conditions
pats both Great Britain aud Canada
shadi.
- * * TORSION FliABHES.
RpedU drj tch to TJ | P e.
- -LoKDoit , July 24 It is nporfed
tkat the queca is inUniely chagrined
'over tbe refusal of parliament to
-allnr the erection of a atatne of the
Prince Ivperial in W * iauBsUr. Sat
iJmrc * it retd by the aide of her
jfbtktjrajdBiaostha actioa ef parlit-
eat declares aha will aerer again
* July 34 , Tke OooaUsf
ef Oevftr hw dkeVt * apoplexy.
M * * , J iy 24.1-Tlje Prine * ef
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Wales awarded to-day the prizes to
American marksmen.
THX GAULS GALL.
Special Dlipatch to The Bee.
PARIB , July 26. A number "of
socialists students feted M. Roche-
fort yeiterday and M. Rochefort
subsequently presided at a lectu-e at
Villete where Gambetta was de
nounced aa a traitor.
TEACHING THE SICK MAN.
Special Dtapatch to The Bw
BERLIN , July 26 1 a. m.
Several German stafi officers have ac
cepted service with Turkey.
Sothern Lays Off.
Special Dispatch to tbe Bit
LONDON , July 26 , 1 p. m. E.
A. Sothern , the well known actor
has relinquished all of his engage
ments for twelve mouths his physi
cian has ordered absolute nst
SMALL WAB CLOUD.
A Vienna dispatch says Montenegro
has formally informed the Powers
that she will at once commence hos-
tiljtieragainst Albania- '
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SpceUl Dispatch to tbe Bre.
DUBLIN , July 26 1 a. m : The
harvest prospects throughout Ireland
are extremely satiifactury.
AGITATION.
A land meeting was held in Sligo
yesterday.
QUIET IN AFGHANISTAN ;
Bptdil Dlipatoh to The Bee.
LONDON , July 26 1 a. m. A
dispatch from Oabul , via Calcutta }
says the British forces will return to
India in three columns. Mooshki
Alam is continuing his efforts to re
concile the remnining chiefs , twbo are
opposed to Abdul Rahman , and thna
far has been I airly successful. Ayubes *
army has craned the Zlemand , and
are now encamped at Hyderabad.
The British troops recently defeated
four hundred foraging cavalry at
Wali. Mahomed Jan has resigned
the governorship of Cahul , and Andul
Rahman has appointed Yuusuf Khan
in his place.
SAVAGES TO STRIKE.
A dispatch from Capetown s ya the
Barntos are gathering near the British
residency.
VOLUNTEERKb ADT1CB.
The Times this morning urges the
houie of Lords to rejuct thu Irish
compensation bill.
MORE KUAKE8.
A third earthquake occurred at
Manila on Saturday.
THE CRATER OPENS.
BpjcUl dlip Vch to The Bee. >
NAPLES , July 26 , 1 a. m. An
earthqnakb occurred here yesterday ,
and Mouut Vesuvius is in a state of
eruption.
WASTED JUSTICE. 1 '
Special Dispatch to The Kn.
ST. PBTBKSBUBG , July 26. The
G'jlos newspaper boldly urges legal re
forms in Russia
GRANT'S FOTUfiE ,
The Ez-FreBident Seeks a Soft
Bit in the Minesof
the West.N *
Spedtl dlipfttch to Tbe Bee.
CHICAGO , July 24 4 p. m. Ru
mors are beginning to take shape con
cerning Gen. Grant's business pros
pects. A gentleman well informed on
the pojfct says that the general has
under serious advisement proposi
tion from the San Pedro mining com
pany , now operating in New Mexico ,
and that his visit tn Now Mexico was
on purpose to examine the property of
this company. The salary which the
company offers Grant is not less than
$25,000 per annum , to take general
direction of its affairs and give.it prestige
tige/ Its present president is George
William Ballou , of-Boston.
The property forms part of the
canyon del Aqua , Mexican grant.
Placers are very rich , butth'o _ Ameri
cans have found their working un
profitable on accounts of the scarcity
"
of water. If General Gran "goes in ho
will advise the laying of water pipes
from the Satnlis , mountains , some
eighty miles distant. While visiting
the mines ha manifeited grett
interest in them asking
numerous questions and closely
scrutinizing them. He washed
out an ore-pan himself , which yielded
everal "colors" and a nuigot the size
of a pin's head. In ctao the proposi-
; ion U accepted Grant will spend hit
ime between NHW York and New
Mexico. If he does not accept it
seems probable that he will form some
connection with the mining interests
of Colorado.
BOSTON INTERESTED.
8pcdtl Dispatch to The Bee.
BOSTON , Jnly 26 10 p. m. The
announcement of the election of Gen .
Qrint to the presidency of a new
Mexico mining company excites great
interest here. Mr. George William
B llou , president , resigned some time
ago , but is still largely interested in
the enterprise. He says that Gen.
Grant , on his recent visit to the terri
tory , spent five days m carefully ex
amining every part of the property.
It was here that his complete knowl
edge of mineral and mining engi
neering , acquired in his younger dayi
at West Point , availed him much , and
when ha came away he expr ssed him
self well pleased with the coi.dition of
affairs and thu future outlook Tha
alary which the general is to receive
in his new praitinn is not made public ,
but it ia said to be extremely large.
Tbe headquirtorB of the company will
remain , as in the past , at New York ,
where the new president will have bis
office Mr. Ballon Pays that the o m-
pany owns fully 36.000 acres of lnd
in the counties of Santa Fe and Ber-
nallin , in New Mexico. The property
is rich iti copper ore , which assays
from 10 to 46 per cent. ; 2,000 acres
of it are well aaaptod to gold and nl-
ver mining , and the yield from thu
Bonxce alone is already great anc
promises to ba enormous in the future
This section contains the finest water
in New Mexico , and in fact tn tha
portion of the country. The property
u located about thirty miles south f
Santa Fe and but ten miles from the
A , T. & S. T. R. R.
Chicago Raca.
tptrl * } Di p tcb.to ft * Be * .
CHICAGO-July-25 HL p. ja. ; = Ik
last day of tha races WM at
tended by 7000 ipvctatonC Thfgreat
rvant of tk dy vac tha sp elal raw
B
pedal parse of $1000 and a private
> et of 81000 between tha owners of
, he horsi s Pools sold 10 to 7 on
Vlaud S. Maudwnn in three straight
heats ; Umo 2:19 , 2:21 : and 223 $ . The
next race in point interest was the
! :30 : event ; four starters. The firit
icat was won bv B- * haw in 2:21J : ,
Parana sec < nd , Pilot R third ; second
teat was won by Pilot R in 2:22J : ,
Parana second , Palom third ; third
ieat , Parana first , Bashaw secondPl
ot R third ; , time 2:23 : ; fourth heat ,
Parana first , Bashaw neoond , Pil"t R
third ; fifti heat , Parana fiist , Pilot R
second , Bashaw third ; time 2:22
The last e'-ent , 2:25 : race between
ilpnroe Ch'ef and Fred Douglas ,
iVillfam H and Dream , was won by
Honr.'O Chief in three straight heats ;
time 2.-19J , 2:21 : $ , 2-18J ; William H
second , Dream third.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Hancock's Callers.
Special dlipatch to Tne Dee.
. NEW YosKi July " 25 : 10 p. ni.
General Hancock had more visitors
Saturday than be has had for some
time past. Among thoie who ciUcd
were Senator Barnum of Connecticut ,
General Jngalls , U. S. Armv ; Sena
tor Barns , Judge Jones , Congress
man Gi ode and Ge er.il L'lley i f
Virginia , Judge Mockey of South
Carolina , Col. Staybock and J. Mer-
rimon of Missouri , D. M. Dabois of
Georgia and James A. Cutorbuck ,
member of the State Commute ? .
Hancock's letter of ecceptance will be
eiven to tha public week after next.
It ia said that it will be brief , and beef
of a position , straight forward char
acter.
Hancoofe'B and Emrliah's Letters.
Special Dispatch to The Beo.
NEW YORK , July 26 1 a m. It is
low pretty well end rstnod that Gen.
I ncock will haveh'B letter of accept
ance written snd resdy forde'ivery to
ha chairman of the committee of
lohfication by neit Wednesday. It
ill be brief , and w 11 he of a positive ,
raishit rtTitrd character. It i uot
understood that Air En lisa's loiter
of/icceotancfl will appear at the. same
ime , and it probably will not for sumo
days after.
Chicago Republicans.
ecUl DUpULh to TUB MI .
CHICAQO , July 25 10p. m. The
wpsturn bran h of the republican ,
na ional committee con inu d its set-
ion yeattrduy , and undertook thu
hoico of a focal sub c mmittee of
it'zons of Chicago , the list was not
completed.
A largo republican mas meetint ; was
leld t i-mght in Market atrootaquaro.
some five to ten th u-iand people as-
; embledbpneith tne uUr of 4 l.irgo
ilectrio ltim ( s Senatjr L'gan provides
and midrt a speeih. Other epeokfr
were General .N P. Banks , Governor
and othnrn
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
Bpedal Dupatches to Tun Bic > .
Johu Thomyson a florist of
N. Y. . dropped dead iu Chicago ,
cause apoplexy.
WASUINQTON , July 26. The re-
) ublic of Dominica has been admit'ud '
nt'itho ' postal union
The fiftflAiitb nnnu'il ' festival of
; he Waahincton Scheutzen Verein
wil commence August 2 and continue
ive days.
INDIANATOLIS , July 26 , Charles
Halker a voung brake raan fell under
a. moving train , and waa badly crush
ed , dying soon after.
A p rty of Eastern pilarims to the
Yellowstone country , headed by D.
VI O born , a manufacturer of Auburn
New York , are in Chicago en route in
a special car.
LOUISVILLB , KT. , July 26. Fred
was drowned in the river here
yesterday , while bathing. Hie wife
md children we-e on the bank look-
ng at him BB he went do n.
SALTLAKK CITY , July 25. The
Mormons celebrated their first en
trance into thm valley thirty-thren
pears ago yesterday , with the usual
ceremonies. Good order was pre
served.
LONDON , July 25. Mfnater
Lowell was present at the unnual'bin-
quet at the'Trneby house to-day and
replied to a toast. A number of dis
tinguished persons were among the
visitors.
MUNCIK , Ind. , July 25 The body
of John Alexander Snyder was toutid
tanging to a tree in this county this
rno'rniner Ho was arespfcted farmer
aged 26. The cause is undoub tedly
suicide.
John King , an Irishman 35 years
old order-'d Paul Smith colored aged
18 to move out of an alley in Cincin
nati. The order waa not obeyed and
fieht enanod , the negro strangling
King to death.
NKW YOKK , July 25 Piotro Balbo ,
the Italian who. is acntoticod to be
hanged Friday next for tto ) murder of
his wife , eayc he is prepared for the
worst , but trusts m GoJ'a mercy that
Gov. Cornell will grant him a re
prieve.
Los PINOS , July 25. The Ute commission -
mission yesterday Void the first coun *
cil with Uncompahgre chiefs and sev
eral-White River Utes. The treaty
was interpreted , and the Ut s held
a crand private council , the results of
'
which will b'e known to-morrow ,
NEW YORK , July 25 Eight sea li
ons and four immense turtles escaped
into their native element from tbe Coney -
noy Id-nd acquirium list night. A
heavy tea which was rnnning , broke
down the frail structure in which they
were impnaonejd.
It'has been.decirlod to hold a Han
cock andJEng'iah ratification meeting
August 261 Tammany and Irving
hall have signifi d th-ir intention to
send delegations. From present indications -
dications the meting wll be one of
the largest over lu Id in the District.
' WASHINGTON , July 26 A shsrfc
nine feet long was caugH iu the Po
tomac river , twonry miles below this
city. This is fie first shark ever
known to have ascended the river so
hikih. It ha * boon brought here and
will be stuffed and placed in the
Smithsonian-institute. "
SAN - FBAKCISCO , July 24 , Near
Modisti , yesterday , a threshing en
gine b'pw ' np killing a foreman nam d
J. S Dooley and injuring eight nth-
ers , one pro bly fatally On Sta'e
Or ek , Wathmcton territory , lust
SsTnrday. a t e fel' ' on th cabin of
Andrew Errkin , whan a cross cut aw
hangingon a Seam fell , cutting him in
IWo.
a JTEwYoKC , July 25. The qu-stion
of the site f r the Egyptian obelisk
in Gentral pvrk has sot yet been set *
tledbut , probably will be at a meet-
ing of the park committees this next
week. The steamer Dresong with the
obelisk on board liea unchanged in
North river. It is understood if the
park department will not ber expense
of removing the ? obelisk from the
atetmer , Mr. Ynuderbilt will have u
done at his expenis.
INDIANAPOLIS , July 26 Jesse D.
Waudorth , an old and respected cit
izen of Hendricks county , w > * s strncV
by a train on the I. , B. & W. ro d at
a public crossing Saturday morning ,
receiving injuries which termin
ated fatally. A collision occurred
on tbe Indianap li , Decatur and
Springfield railroad about sixty five
miles west of this city , Saturday
morning , in which several persnrs
narrowly escaped with their lives. The
accident was caused by carelessness.
SAN ANTONIO , Tex. , July 24. Gen.
Trevino and bride set out for Mexico
yesterday.
CHICAGO , July 24. Miss Neilson ,
the actress , arrived here thisafternoi.n
en route to New York , whence she
sails for England Wednesday night.
PHILADELPHIA , July 24. Cadet
Engineer Lewilyn Wittle died yester
day at the Navy Hospital at Phila
delphia of typhua fever.
FATAL FASCINATIONS.
The Wetmora-Angleaby Scan
dal , and Its Sad , Sui
cidal End.
Sjeclal Dlipatch to The Bee.
NEW YORK , Ju'y ' 26 , 10 p. m. A
cabld special from Paris says The Yol
taire of Saturday morning waa the
first of Paris journals to break the silence -
lence in regard to the Wetmore-An
gleaby affair , which caused the suicide
last Wedne day , aud ihe newspapers
must have been in possession of th
f < icta iho next day. The Voltaire de
nounces the conduct of Angle < by in
indignant terms , and calls for his ex
pulsion from the clubs. The funeral
so vces of Mrs. Wetmore were
celebrated Saturday morning at tne
Protestant Episcopal church on tbe
Rue Bay-trd , by Dr. Morgan , who bad
great rr-gird for the deceased.
Tne remains were buried at St. Gur-
mon.
mon.The Marquis of Angl sby is one of
til * handsomest men in ha land. Mra.
Wotuiure , though not what c mid b-
c lled a regular beauty , was very
p ot y and had great fascination ot
mm tiers. She was a Miss Ann *
D ughnriy before her marriage to
\Vm Wetmore , her former husband.
Thuir married life was not altogether
happy , and fur sometime before their
d v rce thtro was what is known as a
marine div irct * , thu w.ie being in Eu-
rnpd'ond the husband in America.
We more , % hu ia tuperinttndent on a
western ra > lr ad , instituud divorce
proceedings against hia wife luToledu ,
i > . , on the ground of desertion. Mrs
Witmore , it ia unHer > tuod , knew noth
ing of thu ina > t till after the di
vorce was granted , but expressed her-
aelf eatiatied.
S ( > wiai UUpatch to Tbe llee.
PABIS , July 26 1 a. m. Tha
deitli of Mrs. Wetmore in this city
continues to en trooo p klinatteiitlon.
The cause of her death is believed to
have been suicide , although the Goul-
ois aaya it was from congestion of tbe
brain.
Tbe Tunnel Disaster.
SpoUal Dlitpntch U Tbe Bee
NEW YOBK , July 26 10 p m.
The engineers and others in charge of
the wotk of recovering the twenty
deid bodies from the Hudson river
tunnel , have arrived at the conclusion
that the bodies cannot be gotten out
for two or three week * . Divers stopped
the flow of water4into the working
shift Saturday u'ternoon and the
wat r ia row being rapidly pumpail
out. The mother and two aistera of
Tom Bagley , who was druwned in the
tunnel , arrived from Scr mon , Penn
sylvania , yesterday morning. They
could not control their grief and were
led away from the scene of the disas *
ter.
SEARCHING'FOR VICTIMS ,
cem ! Dispatch to Tha Be * .
JERSKY , CITY , N , J , , July 26 1 a.
m I ho meadows in the nuighbor-
hood of the tunnel disaster were
thronged all day. Every sand heap ,
brick pile and the trestle work of the
railroad in the vicinity we'ie crowded
with spectators. The pumps , .which
had been working all night , had suc
ceeded in clearing the shaft of water.
o'clock the fatal
At 8 yesterdry morning
tal lock was visible , bur. there were no
signa of the buried bodies. It is be
lieved that the dead cannot be recov
ered from this end of the tunnel. Di-
ve's who went down Saturday reported
that the inner door of the air look was
aoj-tmmodby fallen timbers and iron
plates that it could not be opened.
This led the company's agents to at
tempt the recovery of the bodies by
other methods. They concluded to
sink a coHor-dam , parallel with this
shtft. By 6 p m. Saturday the skel
eton of the c ffer dam was construct
ed. The place of operations , as ex
plained by Superintendent Anderson ,
ia aa follows : The coffer dam will be
sunk graduilly until the bed of the
tunnel ia reached. The arch of the
tunnel and the iron p'atea will then
be torn awxy and search be made for
the b.dies . ? Mr. Anderson thought
that they would be recovered by
Wednesday or Thursday. Should any
obstacle prevent the proper sinking of
the c 'ffer dam , it may be weeka before
they are recovered. Mr. L vejoy ,
who is superintending' the operations
of the coffer dam , thinks it will take
two weeks to sink it. Officers of tliv
company do not believe thatihe'struc-
ture has caved In under the riverbed ,
nor that tbe men wore .crashed in the
tunnels. Th y still hold to the
theory that thay were drowned by the
sudden inflow nf water , and that the
bodies will be found ablit twenty-five
feet belnw the surface ) . Superin
tendent Anderson is of the opinion
that the bodies , however long the
work of recovering may last , will be
found mas ate of preservation anc
their ideutiticdtion will be possible
His idea is tnat they an confined in
the air locker in the air-tight com
partmeut , where decomposition wil
not set m for months. Crowds ling
g- > red about the place until far 'into
the night ,
Evrts Pulls Off His Goat ,
gpodil di p tcfi to Tht.Bta.
WASHINGTON , Jnly 26 1 a. m.
Secretary Evarta has contented tc
take an aetive part in the pendioj
campaign , and will deliver his fin
speech jn Far Tori ; cmy in
ber ,
DOMESTIC DOINGS.
Porkorolis Papers Threat
ened with a Deluge of
Libel Suits ,
Hancock Dinps with 'the Grey-
stone Sage and Several
Ladies , „ . _ ,
A Bugle Note for Republicans
In the Shape-of Official
Figures.
Discovery of the Body of Judge
Mayo , the Murdered Bank
er of Olney.
i * T > 1v < - *
A Porkopolla Sensation.
Special Jlipa'ch to TTTM Ru.
" CINCINNATI , July 22 4 p. m.
There is conaidcrab'inMroat hre in
a sensation telpgrapbed from Pitts-
bii'g , Invnlvinu Joaie Jones , a noted
s'nser of this city , and now of C rl
Rosa London opera company , in a love
scrape with Dr. McLaln , a married
man nf B ltirnore. His friends are
very indignant and threaten to innr-
da e the whole newspaper world with
a deluge of libel suits.
Hancock's Letter Finished.
Spwlll Tllarut-eh to Tilx R .
NEW YORK , July 23 .4 p. m.
Gen. Hancock has fiuiahod bin letter
of and wi'l ' delay
rco p ance , probably
lay its isn until that of Mr. English
's ready. He returned to Governor's
Inland this afternoon from a vi'it ho
had made with his son on Tnuraday * o
the countrv seat of ex Governor Til-
den , near Yonkers , in compliance with
an Invtotion from that gentleman. A
few of Tilden's frienns. chiefly ladies ,
were present at dinner , but no poli
ticians are reported as attending.
Debt Decrease.
Bp H l Dlnpatcti to The lice.
WASHINGTON , July 24 4 p. m.
The annual interest clnrge on the
public amounts to 879,633 981 , and
the mnnth'y chirao to $6636,508.
The decrcaao in the interest chirgo
from March 1,1877i anmunts to 814-
769 664 50. The.to al decreaae in tbo
annual in'erpsf oharg ein e August
31 , 1865 , fa 871,343 716 87. and the
decrease in the monthly charge ainco
t't date amounts to 85945,309.74
The highest Annual interest charge
was in ISfiS , ( Then it amounted to
150,977 697.87.
Tlie president has dpcided tii at-
end thn soldiers' reunion at Colum
0'iii , n fin 10th of
to a prps'ure for time hone
no inonftjlay _ _
"TreasuryvTo- . "
Dl ratch tn'I he Rr .
WASHINGTON , July 24. 4 p. m.
The tr * > aiurynow holds $361,237 050
n Un trf States bond * to secure na
ional bank circulation. Bonds de-
) naited to srcure circulation ror the
week ending Tups-i'y , 8269000 ;
mnnnt withdrawn. $749 000 ; national
> ank circulation outstanding , currency
iotas S342 858,542 , told n. > tet. 81-
36,915. national nank note * received
or redemption for the week ending
o day as compared with the corres-
pondinar week nf 1879 : New York
.772.000 . , Bnfton $1,001,000 , Phi'a- '
dnlphla 873 000 , ot er pla-es 8468-
000 ; total 82,319,000. F. . r 1880 :
New Ynrk 8190 000 , Boston ? 244COO ,
Philadelphia S1W,000 ) , other p'sces
392,000 ; total 81,220,000. Recoipis
" *
"
o-day 8170,000. '
The Fasting Phyalclwn.
Special tlipatch ( to tha Bee.
St-wYoBK , " July 24 4 p. m. Dr.
[ "anner completed the twenty ixth
dayof his fast at noon to-dav , when
IB will have fourteen more days of his
ask to accomplish. Some of the
watching physicians think he shows
ncreaaing SIIJUB of weakness , and will
certainly foil. He has nei'her gained
or lost in weight for the past 24 hours.
le will not nllnw he has the slightest
loubt of his ability to continue his
ast fourteen days longor. Ho says
he feels as well as on any day since the
'ast began.
Tne Tunnel Accident.
pedal Dispatch to TUB HUB.
NEW YOBE , July 24 4 p. m.
Hhe attempt to pumo out the Hudson
river tunnel shaft for the purpose of
recovering the bodies of the drowned
workmen , wa ? abandoned last night
and it is now intended to sink a largo
coffer dam about the break. This
will takn five weeks.
Slipped and Drowned.
Special Dispatch to The Bee ,
TOLEDO , 0 , July 23 i p. m.
Saturday afternoon Geo. A. Bishop ,
assistant engineer at the now Wabash
elevator , fell into the river and was
drowned At the time nf the accident
IB waa walkicg across some logs in the
river and slipped from them with the
result above stated.
TneUolon Corralled.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
-WASHINGTON , July 24 4p. m.
Admiral Wyraan informs the navv de
partment that when pawing through
Crooked Island paisaues on the 16th
thTTennesste discovered the Pacific
miil steamer Colon off Fortune Is
land disabled on account of broken
machinery. Assistance was offered by
the captain of the Col n , but was de
clined , her captain preferring for the
companies Mgtmer due on the 20th.
AWpBsane Matter
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
NEW YOEK , July 23 4 p. m. A
Yinelind , New Jvney , special says
that a youni ; woman named Jessie A.
Moore , 21 years old , has been tried
there for attempting to poison hri
three year-old son. Sne was driven to
despair b. poverty and the hopeleei
outlook her husband's deeeriii-n
caused. She h'd.made shirts foi
twenty cents a dozeu , and could not
remember ever bavin * enough to e t.
She hoped she had won a certtirJ
j oung phvsician'f love , aad thought
her child objectionablt. fiht vai
judged to be half Inyape at the lisa
of poisoning her child , and has just
been sent to the insane asylum.
Murtar Will Out.
Special dto'patch to The Bee.
EAST ST. L < HJIS , HI , July 24 , 4 p.
m. Fri ndB of JudiiR Mavo , thebank-
er of Olnflv , who disappeared my ter
iou > ly at Relny depot over a var jo.
have been MesrapTied to com" here
with a v'ewof ident'fyi ga body found
by workman nneased in ezc'Vatino
fur the railroad. It w B found in a
long pine box , much dpc mpoRed. It
i < a clfl rcae of rou-der , the right arm
being broVon _ and the tbn at cut , be
sides other wounds In the head. Iden-
n'fira'lnri will h ive to be effected by
the cl'-thes ' Th body seem * to have
veen in the cround about aa long as
Mayo haa been mifarisf.
The Detroit Disaster.
Special DJ patch to Tn Bn.
DETROIT , July 24 4 p. m. None
of the victims of the Garland-Mamie
disaster h&vo yet been found. Public
opinion alleges that general incompe-
tency aeoma to have been the trouble
of the aommsndsra of both vessels.
Tne Alleged Spiuiiah luovilt.
WASHINGTON , July 23 4 p m.
Admirnl Wyman's report on the al
leged Spanish insult will not bo taken
np till the next meeting of the cabi
net. The report suggests that circum-
atances do not justify a demand from
the United Statea for an apology from
Spain.
Spain.WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
EXPENSES OF COURTS.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
WASHINGTON , July 25 10 p m.
The new comptroller of the currency
issued the fnliowiug yesterday :
Tu United States Marshal :
By thn appropriation act of June
30 , 1879 , the expense * of transporting
convicts from one judicial district to
another , and the expense of ailariod
officers of the government attending
C'lurtu as witiKsaos on behalf of thu
United S'atea ' were classed ainoii '
tniacellaneous exoenaea of courts.
This a cauaed a change iu the
us abliahed mode of accounting for
said expenses.
In the appropriation act of Jnne
16 , 1880 , providing for oxneruea of
couita during the current fiscal year
the items of miscellaneous expended
are now specified. This seems to in-
dicateon the part cf congress an in
tention to leave pacifications of items
to officers of executive departments ,
and accounting officers have concluded
to resume the former methods nf ad
justments. After June 30 , 1880 , thu
marshals will charge in their ac
counts fur fees of witnesses ,
the expons * s of government
salaried ofDcura who attend court as
witnesses on behalf of the Uni'ed
Starea , and will render with the ac
counts vouchers fur pitvments made
as ata ed in the returns aud sworn to ,
as the law requires fees and expanses
ncnrred after raid date in the trans
lortalion f 11 riioners tubeuhmged
n the nc" ' li'.ts o fens and expeuaea
of raarshala. M nhali who are re
quired to runove convicts from their
own districts o prisom in other d B
riots , sliuuld h vo the apr > r' vttl of the
attorney g-neral to tbo r bil s < f ex
penses be O'o ind ding them in the
uvAiinL TCiia nfficu Jwbeknin / -
' *
'urm'-d th-t m s'-mn instances gnarOS
iavb been used where theie rtiB n >
OeBsi y o th-m , and ih-tt in other
nstanco * ynard hire ha-1 bci n charged
vrhen t/u < rdn were not , in fact , em
ployed. Ni > ci natriic'i n i f the law
ill justify such ohitrg- . Guard hire
" * nut a gratuity bat is < n'y ' charge
ila when guards are n c-s ary cntl
; li en only when they are actually em
pioyert ,
NOTES.
Mrs. Ex-Henator Sprogue and
children have gone to JtSepks Oo. ,
Pe"nsylvani .
Ca | t in Howgato ha received a
telegram from 'he the commanding
officer of the Arctic Exploring
Steamer Oulnnve , Buying he w u d
kav St. Jubus today for Lady
Franklin bay.
"Boat Burned.
Special Dispatch to The Itce
LOUISVILLE , Ky , July 26,1 a. in.
The steamboat H T. Defti-r burned
to the Water edve nero yns erday.
Loss , 835,000. She was a new boat ,
owned by the Evansville and C ire
packet ci mp ny. The fire cauuht in
midstream and the pilot , Clem
Mathery , bad barely time to turn her
towa d the shore bofure the wheel
house burned about him. The engi
neer then reversed the engine , and
bickcd her to an ialmd in the river
whore the cri-w got off , some of them
badly scorched. She had DO passen-
jera , but was laden with salt and inm
on her way fr"m Pittsbnrg to Evans
ville for her furnishings.
Shipping NOWB.
Spednl dispatch to 'Ihe Bee.
NKW YOHK , July 25 10 p. m.
The following nere the movements
of ocean steamers on yesterday :
Sailed Centralia and Htlvetiafor
Lverpool , Cli > ria f r London , Circas-
sia for Glasgow , Isekor for Bremen ,
Wttsbalten for Rotterdam , and Bel-
genta for Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL Arrived Bavarian
Irom Boston.
Freight Kates by Weigh .
Special Dispatch to Tbo I ee.
CHICAGO , July 25 10 p. m. The
managers of UIH eastern trunk linet
r - -ntly ordered that a'l ' freight ship
ped east should be weighed and paid
tor by actual weight instead of being
charged by the carload as heretofore.
This step waa taken in view of the
fact that many cars are built so large
that they hold twenty to thirty thou
sand instead of twenty thousand ,
which is the standard carload. The
Chicago roads have now promulgated
a similar order , and a mee'ing of all
lines east and w st is called for the
first week in August , at Cleveland
the obj-ct being to fix a uniform sys
tem of weighing and charging ot
freight.
Tanner's Faat.
Ppeclal Dispatch to Tbe Bet.
NEW YORE , July 26 1 a m.
Dr. Tanner visited Union Squari
park at 6 o'clock Sund y morning , re
maining until 8. Out of rrepect to
the day he did not take his alm teal
drive. He drank cold .water frun
time to time during the day , and tool
an occasion * ! tup. At midnight be
was sleipin ? quietly
Colorado' *
DENVER' , Col. . July 26 , 1 a. m.-
T a thousand copies of tha nte :
* - oj comic sensational illw i
trated weekly wera itined Batnrday.
J. A. Wynne , tha iditor , is already
threatened with a libel suit.
Brick Pomeroy's Great Wes a naw
weekly , aluo staned Saturday with an
trsue of 25,000 copiei.
A new democratic daily ia to be
started to combat fcr saprsmacy
against tha Rocky Mountain Newt ,
: he present democratic leader of Col
orado.
GO-Aa YOU-PLEAHB.
Haverly's six days go-ai-you-plrase
ointest began Saturday night with six
teen-entries.
Baae B U.
dptdil IHiualch to The EM.
The folio wir jr aamesof base ball
were played July 24th :
BOSTON Bostons 14 , Bunaloa 1.
PBOVIDENCK Cincinnati 3 , Provi-
Jonco2.
WOHCESTBB Chicago * 3 , Wor-
ceatora 4.
SPRINGFIELD Rochester * Nationals
als0. .
0.TKOY
TKOY Treys 4 , Oleveland * 8.
T Ttjoae Toy Tsrrora.
Special dttrpaleh to The E e.
INDIANAPOLIS , , Ind. , July 26 1 a.
m. Saturday night Geo. Rink , nged
15 , accidentally shot his brother Ed
die , 12 years old , with R small toy pit-
tel loaded with two balls , taking ef
fect in the right temple. One ball
penetrated the skull and the wounded
b. > y will probably die.
MARKETS BV TELEGRAPH.
New Yorr Money ana Stock.
NKW YORK. Jnly 84 , 130 p. m.
MONEY Hirket at 2j per coot. BttrUDir ex
change ateady at ? 1 75@A 00.
GOVEHXMESTS.
Firm.
n a. OT. isai . . . _ _ . . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . , . tii
0. S. 63 , Now . _ 103
_ llll
IT S 4'gnew . 10J.J
U. S. Currency fft
fftSTOCKS.
STOCKS.
Acthe ; declined J(3 ( } , recOTtring J < gl | ptr
cent.
rtwiwrn Onion Ttlekraph . . . jogj
lew York Central _ . . . . . . 13 j
erl . - . . . . . . 43 }
Erie prn/orrtd . 71
Lake Shore. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107
KocilelanJ . , . . . . .100
Northwestern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Sorthw < t rn preferred . . .113
Pa'iflcMilI. . . . . . . . 43
Ohio . 3
St. Paul
St. Patil preterrod . . . . . . . . . .10 *
Dan. & St. Jo . . . . . . . 35
Han. 4 St. Jo , pfd . „ 75.
WatrtAh , St. Louis and Pacific. . . 41
preferred . . 71
Union P Hfle. . . . . . . . . , . „ . . 07
0. C.&I. C. . 1
MMi gan Southeru . B3
La ka-annai Western . ij
Hud on . gi
ew Jersey Central . 7g
M. & E . 109
riea-iui' . .
LM
Kan n ATozaa . „ . _ . 35 ,
" an rrandneo9 . 3 ,
L.S.K . 120
; -.i. c . &
Alton . . . 113'
N P. . S3.
prffired . 62.
U.S. Ex
Produce.
GUJOJ.OO , July 24.
Wheat S9192c cash ; 9li@'J3jc ,
July ; 81c , August ; 88c , Sepiembrr ;
No 3 , 84jc.
C mi No. Sand high mixed , 35jc
forcui-h ; 35 o bid for July ; 35c bid
for Auyu t ; 35o for Septpmber ; re
jected an t ii.-w mix i , 34Jo.
Rye F rm at 69jc.
B < rley
P.rfc 814 OOO14 60 , wh ; $1495
014 97i for Jmy ; 814 97i@U 90 for
August ; $14 8514 97J fur Septem
ber.
L-rd-86 00-36 92J for cath ; $6 93J
for Augtut
Bulk Mints Shoulders , $4 70 ;
hurt riba , $7 25 ; short clear , | 4 75.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , July 24.
Hoga R'-cslpti , 7,600 head ; ship
ments , 38 000 ; strong and and active
trade , wnh prices o@10c higher ; mix
ed pack'i g tirades , at | 460485 ;
light , 84 704 80 ; choice heavy , at
S4 00@5 12 } . Receipts for the weak ,
82.000 , against 39 000 l st week ; sum
mer packing to date at Chicago,874 ,
000 against 1,227,000 last year.
Cattle Receipts , 15,000 head ;
strong action for shipping at { 4 20 ®
4 25 ; corn fed western cattle ,
$3 9034 40 ; fifty cars of grass Tex-
ani in market , and weak , at prices So
off , cows , 2 65@2 75 ; steers , $2 90 ®
3 40 ; supply of Krasaors during tha
week was 350 cars ; native butchers'
stuff quiet aud weak at 92 00(33 50 ;
receipts of cattle this wek , 265,000 ,
an increase ovarlait.
Sheep Receipts , 300 head ; market
dull ; all sold and values weak , com
mon to fair , S3 75@4 00 ; best , 4 20 ®
440.
at. i/oula Produce-
Sr. LOUIB , July 24.
Wheat No. 2 red , 90 < 390jjc , for
cash , SOj tOi for July ; 88jj@88g for
August ; 8dgc for September8788J
for Octulwr.
Corn 3G@36.Jc for cash and July
34Jc bid for August.
Oat a Lower at 23 | for c h ; 22J&
22 jc for July.
Hye Slow ; 78c bid.
Butter Firm and higher at 12 ©
21c.
21c.Eygs Quiet at 5@7c.
Pork-Sluwat1425.
Bulk Meats Firmshoulden$4 ; 65
clear ribs , $7 20@7 60.
Lard Nominal at $987 |
St. IxDula Live Stock.
ST. Louia , July 24.
Hogs Higher. Yorkers and Baltl-
roorta ; $4 67@475 ; packing , 9470 ®
4 80 ; butcher'to fancy , ? 4 80(34 ( 90.
Cattle In gnod demand ; one tale
of Texan s , $2 70(33 ( 25. Receipts , 159
head.
Sheep Unchanged. Receipt * , 400
head.
MllwauReo froduce Market
MILITATJXZZ. July 24.
Wheat Steady ; opened at a de
cline of § c and closed weak ; hard ,
nominal ; No. 1 Milwaukee , $1 01 ;
No 2 Milwaukee , 95e ; Julv , 95c ; Au
gust , 90c ; Bf-ptcmber , 86c ; No 3
do , 82c ; No.4 , YOc ; rejected , nominal.
Corn No. 2 , 36c.
0"ts Quiet at 25jc.
Rye 785c.
BarlayWeaker ; No. 2
73lc.
IUBXZ7 B WAX TATH.
BpecUl DIspatcb to Ra Ba.
LOSDOK , Jn y,26 1 a. m A Ccn-
gUntiuople dirpktoa avs it it es ira -
t-d thattatro ara 50,000 TarUwi
s > ldiers in Alb rlia'aad an entire srmy
ccrj,5 on tb GrttTf rontt ? . The
Turkub pre * are enxnjely shpstil u
- Barope.
Douglaa County Bepuolican Com
mittee
OMAHA , July 24,1880.
A maeting of the members of the
Douglas County Republican Central
Committee is hereby called to make
arrangements for the impending campaign -
paign , on Saturday , Jnly 31 , at 2 pi
m. , at tbe Oarfield and Arthur club
rooms , Union block.
J. 8. McCORMICK ,
Chairman.
Headquarters tor Joe Schliti's
Milwaukee beer at Mertt'HAOTa' EX
CHANGE , N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodgt.
First-class board at the European
HoUl.
Died.
JONHS At 1 o'clock a. m. , July 24 ,
, wife of George Jones , aged 34
yaara. The deceased waa a member
of Yeita-Chapter , No. G , ordqg of the
Eastern Star , and was burv d with
the honors of thatorjor. l 'fnner-
al took place yesterday ( Sunday )
afternoon , at 4 o'clock , from the re i-
done of the family , No. 1122 north
Seventeenth street.
CELLULOID
Collars and Cuffs , direct fro/n the
try , atCRUICKSHANK'S.
Undoubtedly the best shirt in the
United Statea is manufactured at the
Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority
of Material and workmanship , com
bined with their great improvements ,
that is Reinforced front ? , Reinforced
backs and Reinforced sleeves , makes
their shirt the most durable and best
fitting garment of the kind , ever
manufactured. Reed the following
low prices : I
I'rtttnt. Former. I
Our Tine Whit Shirt $135 ISO |
< mr t xtra Fine " 175 2 00 I
Our Imported Cheviot tbirta S 50 215
Our " Teua ' " 26 275
Our " ' Cheviot 17j 200
( Th e aic mul * un whl'o bo llee )
I'rtttnt Farmer.
Our Imp rtttl Punanj and Che-
Tlot wllhcol r * aiu < .hedalia !
OD White B * l 9 I BO 200
Also a fine orkiDR shirt ( or I 2i.
None but WamautU Muslin and
best Linens used.
The above prices include Laundry-
ing , a discount allowed when otherwise
ordered.
An additional 25 cents is charged
when made to order.
Omah % Shirt Factory , 1207 Farnham
n'ro t , neAr 12rh tre ° t.
FEBRIFUGE
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN.
Bryan , TKXJU. Jnne 11,1879.
J. C. Btohardion .
, St. louln-Denr Slri-
Kr DOT , S Tar eld , had fcrnr T IT
other oajr , or r ry third day. for about
> month ! . I rued u mnoU Ml * Kralac
of Quinine durtnx the dor , but-with no
effort ; trtnd Clnchonla ( alkkloldJ halph.
ClnchonldlK , SaJ cirm , tc. , te.bnt the
bo7o > wone lUl thfltlma. I relaetuiUr
ent down to my drnx itor * for your
V brlfai ; , jid I wrlto Jait to my th t ha
gJStQOf J jana'DtoTa ot t er r alter eara-
OTW naonUiacr > r X fe il TfitrrfOirinr
f Toarmaleln .
Am ncalar M. D. , but retired from
cMe * 8 7mn are an * drrattaff B T
% 9 tJJC 1 > UJ In .
nrpactrollr.
j. w. Komu.
IT IS THE BEST.
ftoekton. Mo. . Aug. MtX , I87 > .
O. JUchmriUon , St. Ixjulj Demr Bin
rd'iTcbrtrag la tb b tt UUrrfor
i and For r thmt w h v * * !
Id7 Th r D T T ha * b n
that wW OT onrid by 1 tbat wu ta M
toortTrir to dlrvotioos ta IliLi rt J
Ui cxraa&7. Tonntnlr
ntox
A PROMINENT DRUB FIRM.
Chinicoti * . Me. , July SO.'ISTB.
J. C , loh rd on. St. Ix > < ile-My Deal
iTi-HereU iom thto reliable ; U yon
Z-nnakoanytueof Itpleuedoiq. We
hare ( old hundred * ofVotUti with Ilk *
WB . . IOU end , .
ThUUte entitr Uwt 1 had th * Ferr
mmXAra * thl * tnSim r Bad tl > HI * Of
oa4hlrd ot a bottl * of Cllffatd't F brl-
tajMyroBiirUT eondU. It UU > * p dl
Mfrnr * 1 tm-r * known o * .
OZO. SJULO .
HE STILL L1VEI !
Mr D T Bin Tor o-r r two 7 * xi Ib T
had ao < > Azn . and after trying
rr77 tM&jr 1 too * oae-naif Dotu of
OlifloT < l' y hrlfar § and It cimd m
wouuMOtlj. I bvUeva my nu would
tmV bi n fatal had I not found thl M
Idld. Y ur truly ,
H-
Xaaai r "tr.fl.
FEBRIFUGE
GEHZRAI. AGEST3 :
OO - * t.Lou ! .
rex &AXX :
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
1I < I trors Gnfo ' r1" Tiru r X * * * b <
pr Far 'l' > ns I < * S3sS.IJ5ht , iilrr hot r > r 4"
or lui'Lr.rus p * ! ry. Oui b * ewac b4 > T > < c
,9 { OOd.
BARGAINS
' ' , . REAL
' . , ESTATE
IBIBIMIIS1
AGENCY
,
15th and Douglas Street ,
( her JtOOO Je U Dc lot * for nl J > ? tit * (
cj at pilcetr login ? frrm I2i to ttKO rtrfi , tad
located In very F t of th eito , nd In r t f
dlnction frum the FottoiSer. north. eiM , tooHl
or we . aniS nwjonc in dMa < fro * M
block to On < * Uo aoltt from wtow CM ftttf
0aamlne oar Utt *
eoTeril chnlce lot * In GriStB
tlun. west of conttnt , betw D St. .
na und Ilirney itrect KfO to JBO" .
SO cr jtuteutof ta'nckton S
ihts \ * choice and and will be K > H rtry
for owh In S , 10 < r Ju acre lo'f : now If jeer t !
taiiecurea barjilru
Choice lot at end of itrefl car track * oo 6BB-
Jers strtet for A75.
Chclcolct , Fimhkmaod 2iih itrwU.SfilTJ
lect for $1.5CO-wHl divide It.
Cheap Iota In Credit Foniitr addition , tenth of
U. P. depot 1100 to tSOO
TERRACE ADDITION.
Forty lots on Park Avenue and Georfla itrect ,
I on road to park , and near head of 81. Htry's
avenue , at fnraJl''S to S3CD vb BeTenyean
time at eiht per nt lnt r t to thcxi * who will
put up itood anbttantUI bulldltgr. F r forfbe *
partlouUra apply to.
O. P. B2UI3 , Aztat ,
Fifteenth and Dougta 8trt ( .
A nlca lot on Barney and Twentj-flttt § Wf U ,
forStJM.
Two cholco tote on : otb. near St. Uarj i tTtn-
u . DOX1S6 feet each , far $84O and 1900.
Two choice lot * near 23d and Cl .rk itrea. io
E V. Smith's atldltlon (300 and C350.
Fifty lot * In Shfnn' * flrecund ind third ad
ditions forgli 0 to lew ea
Lot near 15t and Hrc .
2 Iota on ILiruuv near S4tb St. . 1600 neb.
lot on Slth near Howard trwt , 87oO.
vO lota Iu Craud View addition , oulb Of C. F *
bridge ami del ot. Irom 1S to I 00 each'
On acre. 117x370 feet , ra * I3th ttnei , * > gtb
of Puppleton'a new residence , for 92,000 , CT will
divide Into city iz d loMal from iJ80 toHO
each.
each.EIVEBVIEW
EIVEBVIEW ADDITION.
lugo number of beouUIoI rnUtoc * tot * , lo
cated in this new addition on CVpBol HUI. t *
twevu 21th utrcet on the at , Sfltb on U > * wetC.
Dodite Btrcet on thtr north and TarakatB tre i
unthenuatb. fiirmerry oned bra pjDawn *
ar.d more recvntl/ known aitba PtrkftsUacto * .
Only 2'J lots hue tins tar Ittrn plattat 11 o *
Karnlnni and 8 on Donglaa utrtel. Tb > * Io (
art * 50 to 58 feet In wldti aaj 1S1 .ndept * . ff.MB
for the chnlce. > < wrs tlmr , at D per cat toi
ttroot to thotftt wN > will build good istweastbt
houNfl thtrt-n. Call aod examine ptat aa4rtl
full infmmation at
HKSUa'RKAI. WTATK AOHftJT.
IBth and D OJJM ! tr .U.
Over 00 buurt * and lotaa/o offendfer wl *
bv this otflc. They are tcatteie-I all over Ml *
city. Any loiatiuii you dt.lrc. Prlc < 4 T fYli > <
fr ) m 3300 to J15.000 each.
2 KWA ! luta and 2 ch ap hotun near Jad oa
and l h streets at a ; na tKrUlco. Hr l m
Kreat htnraln fur teen one. The nropwtv m *
nu 9-M ii. m. dUtely. Cu ven Ju t a ( garnet of
OKO.P.BEJI3A ! at , '
tltb and DuUlae BU ,
A deslraMe lot nmr Curalnv and BamiiUrS
Stic lK , JI.IOO ,
f
PARK PLACE. _ .
The ( .iKupeat acre lot * In th citruf
arethoeauaerwl tornla bythl a
PUceand Love's tuoad addl.UTnT
Bait and CslihrnI * itreet. : ytw-
Iu pit klBf ) op
and It-Rill be but a
flttb purt olont of tbafi
much aa weofftr full
located a very thort iitftatv we
College. Prices rarjrtcff from HH
acre lot. Cell ImmedbulT " "
< -Iianc , nd set plat and f
OEO. f flmia. A nf ,
16th ted Don laemr * * * >
Mco lot on Sberman Arena * nortkof Xlctttre *
Itrect. 11,100.
Hall lot on CMRtctv * n 13tb an * 14th streets
ti.ooa
J nk lott ) la Hirttaant ad < UWon , * 400 Io asw.
Large number of acre low In OiieYi addition fn
North Onuiba , Jlr5 to (300 acb.
Cbolco coiner lot near J2nd aud CeHfersfa
streets. 81 , 00.
Several need lota In lon'a addition. 1 U
1850 each.
Choice lot In ThoroeU's addition , 1760.
8eral forge loU In IhrtliH'T addlUc * , 1 *
rods ana 7 } acre * each. MM * 9700 to IS.or *
each.
8eml choice toti Iu Hced'a Irli frMMoc ,
J2T5toS840each.
Acre lot on Bhcjmaa avenue , (18th ( irtteK ) ,
fouth of Popploton'i new natienoa , for
3 lar e lnW n u 18th and Clark itrmt * . I
330 fe t Corner , (1,9)0 ) ; Iniride , 11,060.
3 large lob ) on Bbe-ra n T nu , (19lh
uoar Olsrk Street. 9900 u h
McOANDLISH PLA01.
U2 nice and cheap lot * , very near to Ik * 6w *
iuc s part of the city , located a T ry f 5tp
south of tha Convent and 31. Mary' * ar n j , aivl
liut outn vf and adJotnlnK tha ground of Jame >
U Woolworth suid WJ. . Connell theM are
cheap * mt v ry dwtrable , belnic ) haadr to hiM-
intw pair of * lty , to new gorrnm nt depot. e II
works , whlta lead works , 0. r. depot , itoch
yards , plMng houat * , etc Call and cat plat
and fall particulars. Frie * 1775 to fM and a J
terms to thoee wbo build.
OEO. f. nnilS , Annt.
15th and Dee < r * 8r .
Scholco residence lot * en 21th atreet , bt * ia
Don luand Dodieiitnel > ; yi.l09te > | l,2BOtai |
and Ion ? time to thole who will build.
2 choke comer loin nonr 3ltb aad itanhan
streets , 65xlZl fe t , 1.1JO and tl.200 , and very
evy tf rmc to piircha in who will Irsprote.
Al > t | nt on 21th , between Farohua afld
DOUK'M s r Ur 1350 to 11,800 each and Ion *
Umo.
Umo.Kfiy ) of tbe beat traiinai loU In the city ft
Omaha for Bale , located on ererr builn * * tt t ,
iMO'o 3fl.OOOeach.
TAbo rery valuable ( tore proptrtlte Ia al
most every business block f5 , < XO to IIS.OX )
eachLAKE'S
LAKE'S ADDITION.
40onoice residence lot * m above addition , 1m-
mellately north of and adjoining Poppletou'a
beautiful rnidence and Kronndv , and located en
18th 19th and ZOtn atreeta , $300 to 6W * * < J and
vtryjusy terms to those wbowil ] build. Cll and
examine ylit and iret full parUcUlan
OKO. P. BEUIS. AjffBt.
Beautiful building rite on Sherman avenu f
(16th ( sti lbetween Poppleton and tba DQdI r-
Iams proteity ; 263 feet eait frontatc * on the
avenue , by 3S3 fret In depth. Will dlvid * It nak-
In ? 132 feet by 339. Call and act full particular ! .
An acre en IStb street , 101 feet ea t fronUre
by 373 feet deep. This is Juit south t the Kllza-
tieth ( Poppleton place. ThJU U gllt-e < lx , call and
get price and terms of BJMIS , Ajrtnt.
U Eood lota , just north ol and * dolun | ( K. T.
Bmith'i addition , and looted between 9Mh and
Saunden street * , at reasonable prkfatDd long
time to buver wbo Improve. BKMIB , Agent.
HOBBACH'S ADDITION.
68 lota In Horbach'i flnt and second add tloov
on letb , 18th , 13th and 20th streets , between
Niebolis , P. iJ , Mho-man and Clark st e V , ry
bandy to U. F 6bopt , smeltlof wotkc , etc. ,
ranpnz io pnces from from J2OO to 11:100 each ,
re < ] ulruiE ; otily > m > n payment dowo and loo5
tlm * t 7 ry r cent interest to those who will im
prove. GEO.P.BEMJ3.
IStb aod Dougtai Street.
38 nlca lot * Io Farkert addlUon. betwaen
Saundera and Pierce. Kloar aad CaznpBeu'a ate. .
ouBloa'.ostreH19l2(9 with seuthnrmt * and-
19 with north fronUfe , eely block * north of
the turn-table ( rod street-ear track ) on Sannder *
street. Verylnr prices ; 7&ea btor taw en
Iouftlin | * nd8r > 3rcent iaUrwt U > tocse ? who
will build.
KT150 good farna for sale In Doug ! * * , Sarpy ,
Washington Burt , Dod e , Saonden tad Eaatem
tier of couotiea.
tarS 0,000 acree best sdectod land * ! o the-
state foj sale by thl acency.
droilan aad fuU particular * .
CTBemin' osrw map of Omaha , We indlLW.
7 eml9 nvv pvoopblvt ( and ma e > f tbe
Bute ) er ltltd "the outloak cf Setnsta" for
free discricrttlra.
Geo. P. Bemis' ,
ESTATE