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THE OMAHA DAILY BBS , MED AT. APRIL 2 , 1S3D.
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JU1YALENT TO AN ELECTION ,
Republican Primaries of the Capital City
Hold Yesterday Afternoon ,
QUIET EXCEPT IN THE SECOND.
Quarterly Contracts For Stnto Insti
tution Supplies Awarded A
Cranky Imwyer CJrom In-
Itotn Mentions ,
trrtOM tnr. tir.r.'s LINCOLN iuitip.AU.1
Tlio roiiibllc.iii primaries for the
election of dolrgntrs to tlio city con
vention worn hold yesterday after
noon niul iiasscl ( ofT < niictly except In
the second wanl , wliero llio Rormtin
voters luid u hard fight. The interest
centered entirely on tlio selection of can
didates for the councilund the duli' ntlotis
were inndo lip withoiil roferoneo to any
oilier olliccs. The Ilrst wurd was carried
forNolson C. Urook , the Bocoml for John
Iraas , the third for II. II Dean , and the
fourth for H. 15. Graham The fight In
the fbcondard was between the adher
ents of 1'raas and II. I' . Lull ,
lliu ( iiosonl ineuinbent , the for
mer Bolting the delegation by
Jicarly 100 majority. In the fourth ward
there was some talk of a contest between
( Iruliani ami J. II. Watson , but it was
inuioly Idle KO S ! | ) . The dolcgallon ,
vhile ostensibly for Graham , was named
1 > y Webster's friends , and should it he-
conic nrccssary their votes would be cast
for him in the convention with Graham's
consi-nt. The people of the waul will bo
natislied with either. The republican ma
jority In this city is about 800 , and as the
nominations are equivalent to an elec
tion , the democrats will make only n
tthow of opposition.
fiiH'PMKS rou srATi : INSTITUTIONS.
The board of stnto olllcials charged
With thi ! purchase of supplies for the
parlous state institutions met ycstoidny
anil awarded contracts for the quarter
endinglime ! ! ( ) , as follows :
Hospital for the Insane Groceries ,
Thomas Sewall , Lincoln , ' . ' . ( iOO.y. ) ; tuel ,
Wliltebrcast Coal Co. , fiOO tons nt § 1 'Jfi ;
dry { foods. II. Herpolsheimcr , Lmroln ,
$ iaW ! ) : ; ilniRS and medicines , J. H. Har-
ey , Lincoln , 127.01 ; paints and oils ,
same , $78.1(1. (
Deaf and Dumb Asyinm fuel , Omaha
Coal & 1'ioiluee Co. , if I.-1' ' per ton , bioad ,
Urlau v\s Seh\Mib , Omaha , -1,000 lbs > , at
ail-12e ; croeerics , William FcmliiK &
Co , Omalin. ! f."il8i dry goods , Kclley ,
Steiger & Co. , Omaha , $8J.JO ( ; meat'1 ,
Harris & Fisher , Omaliu , * i0.iX ! ! ) .
Blind Asylum Fuel , 0. Chapman , Ne
braska City , hard coal , 15 IOHH at $9.40 ;
Foi t Scott coal , lo Ions at $5.-I.V meats ,
S. W. Trail , Nebraska City , ! ? 1 7 ; gro
ceries , Fra/er Ai Utterbach , Nobrabka
City , 911U.yJ.
Ituform School Flour , McCarthy &
Crounsc , Kearney , $220 : groeeries ,
Caroline Thorinant-on , Kearney , sJS.1) : ) ! ) ;
meats , William Heclit , Keainey , S31C ;
dry goods , G. Kramer , Kearney , § 311.
A CUANKV LA.WVKH.
An unknown gentleman , with a certi
ficate of admission to the Dakota bar ,
bobbed up serenely in the district eoiirt
yesterday , and induced ono of the local
IJlnckhtoncs to move his admission. This
was done , and Judge- Pound ordered bib
iiuuio entoied on the rolls. Receiving his
certificate from Clerk Si/er the btranger
wont to the supreme court , where u simi
lar scene \\us enacted. After the court had
udjonrnod the transplanted D.ikotaian
cornered the judges and insisted on their
reading some eighty odd testimonials to
his good moral character. The judges
managed to ehcapo , when the craifk cap
tured Clerk Wheeler , and gave hinibomo
pointers on the real estate business , forc
ing the right bower of the court into a
corner of the oflieo , and holding him
' captive for an hour , while bo illiibtratcd
on an imaginary chart how ho used to
make 5 per cent , commission on rent
ing houses in Philadelphia. The chap is
no crsizy as a loon , nnd the lawyers who
vouched for him in court arc glad to hand
out the cigars whenever any questions
arc asked about him.
iiuir.r MENTION.
Harry Durfco will run a base ball team
in Lincoln this year in connection with
the Western league , an organisation com
posed of clubs at Leavcnworth , Topeka ,
St. Joe , Denver , Leadville , and Lincoln.
The sewerage committee have decided
to close u contract with Mr. Waring for
the building of a system of sewers this
yenr on his plan.
The United States Directory company
has undertaken the work of compiling n
directory of Lincoln city and Lan
caster county , to bo linishpd by Juno 1.
Ono of the prisoners in the city j.iil was
caught working his way out through the
bars j-estcrday , and was put in the daili
cell to meditate on his foolishness.
11. J. Walsh , ono of Lincoln's "bright
est" citi/ens , is homo from n tour ol
California.
The Loyal Legion is arranging for r
grand banquet at tlm Commercial hotel
. on the 7th instant. Plates will be laid foi
forty guests.
The supreme court adjourned yester
day until Tuesday next. In the appca
of Hanson vs Horthelson , from Dodge
county , the plamtin" was given leave t <
lile an amended petition within ! ! 0 days
and ordered to pay the defendant , Love
$1,000 within four months. If plaintit
fulls to comply with those requirement !
the judgment of the district court will 1
roversud und cause dismissed.
. While going in nt tlio ladles ontranci
of Ilia Windsor hotel Wednesday night
Miss MuyMotitroso. daughter of ono o
the uronriutorb of tlio house , clipped am
fell against the glass of the door. Hot ]
of her hands broke through the pane
and she received a number of seven
cuts about the wrist , which took tli
physicians nearly two hours to Mitch ii
place again , The siill'i-rer U a gill of 11
but boats her injuries with the foilitud
of a full giown woman.
The Ord Uuildtng and Loan Assa
elation has been iucorporatsd by I ) . N
McCoid , J. L. MoDonougli , MmgerMi ;
Coombs Edward K. Harris , A. D. Hot
inson. S. W. Ueed , A. 11. Shafcr , J. t
licddlo , P. Mortoncon , J. H. Cnnron air
C. . Conin. Tlio capital is ! ? < JO,000.
The application of Mr Starr for u man
damns to compel the Chicago , St. P.ml
Minneapolis Omaha railway to build
depot at North Side , was icfiu > cd by th
supreme com t y ' * U'rday.
Otto Albert , u German , about 23 year
old , ho had been at work for Fox th
jiurioryman , received a letter from th
Gorman consul at New York yesterdaj
fctatlng that his grandmother hud die
recently at llumbiiig and loft him $33
000. Tao consul forwauled Albert JM !
to Day his expense * to the ol
country.
Manager Holuuan of the I-itzgcral
lloso company deposited $200 in th
Capital National banK ycMoiday an
sent u challenge lo the Tlmrston team t
run a race of UOO yards under the ruk
of the Nebraska State Firemen
association for a sUiko of $1,001
h from Oiiuilm nnd back and one day
hotel bill for eighteen men ; the Tlmrstoi
to run the humu tuuin they hud at No
Orleans- stakeholders , rofoiec
timers and ttarters to bu selected by mi
tunl consent.
William Uarr. the JuroV fn the Cai
case arroitod Wcdiiosday for porjur.
bad a prulimiuary oxamiiuition bofcv
jL'oclirauo yesterday aud was he !
in $ lOOOl > on.U for trial \n \ tlio district
court , llarr is worth S7d,000 , but lias the
reputation of being one of the closest
men in Lincoln.
STATK AlintVAI.9.
Walt M finely , llcnnctt ; Leo Ei
t lle , Onialinj Kuguno Montgomery , Al
bion ; MIsi.Tiillnbmitii , Milford ; Marion
J'liriislior , Eilgar ; J T. Travis , Weeping
Water ; W. L. Whrdon , York ; C. S. K < U
wnnls. York ; W. 11 , Fuller. David City !
W. .1. Wi t ! and wife , and Maniio Smith ,
Seward ; S. L. Tlpton , Hardy ; MM. Me-
Intrro , Omaha ; Mrs. (5rec , Itoatricc ; M.
J , Kcnnard , Omaha ; Otis Staats , Valpa
raiso.
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roiuirN : iNTnijijiGENCK.
Tlirolenlnjt AVnr News Pi out llutjinrlu
IlrloT Notes I'roin Iiotidon.
LONDON , April t. After the cabinet council
niljourncd this afternoon , the ministers wcio
liiistlly siinfiiionctl to another meeting held In
Olailslonn's room In the house of cuiinnons ,
The ceoml iiuvtliit ; is hnld to lm\e been
called hcransv nf thr i ocelot of serious nc\\s
troiu llnlcjuln and ( Jreece. Orders have l/wii
ipcelu'd nt Dovoiiport to have nil toipedu
U'ssuls in icuillness for sea at the shoitest
notice.
Dr. Von Sclilirzer , German reiircseiilatl\o
at the Vatican , has .nrivcil In Heilln.
The lower house of tlio I'tusslau diet to
day adopted tlic thst rluu o of the Polish
hills , plnelni ; 100nuo.roo maiUs nt the dlspo'nl
of Hit ; i ? < Miimeiit lor establishing Ucrman
colonies In west Prussia and I'OMJII.
James Hi ) ci % , under foreign secretary , In
answer to ( iiii'tlou , Raid the po\i > ruiuent
uotilil follow the policy InauiHirnted l > y the
Marquis of SalKlnny In icgnm to drocre.
Thoiecond meetlujr or the cabinet lasted
o\i'i two liouis. The Ktrl of Ito eberry. sec-
retaiy for foicleu alfnlf , had a lonir tuter-
vlrw to- < lay with the Kusslan and Turkish
ministers. The poxernmeut reiratds the
situation In the cast as MTV .set Ions. Mr.
llc.itonhoso motion urging t ho govern
ment to negotiate with foreign Roveiiimoiits
with n \le\v ot sectiihn : iintveml penny
postasre was reccntlv defeated in the house
of common * , lias I cuu Informed by llaion
WoUeiton , jiostm.istei general , that ho has a
similar behemo , nlllioiiL'h It does not go to
the extent of Mr. Heaton's pioject.
Itlsicported that Itussla has notified the
now cis of her Intention to occupv liiilirniia
In the oveutol Pjluco Aloxandei's ilnnl ic-
fusal to accept the uoveinuialitp of l.ou-
mella for flv o > rats out v.
The cabinet discussed the srhomo of buy-
liifr out the Irish laudloids. In consenuence
of the unfa\orablo attitude of the Scotch
Liberal association. Clndstouc piopost-d to
modify his pioject In sciotal inrtlculnis , but
no aRi cement could boieachen by the cabinet.
It now seems piobable that the pioject will
be wltlulia\Mi.
Alcvnnrtcr's Disputed Tltlo.
SoriA , April 1. Piince Alexander lofuscs
absolutely to submit to the powers , as de
manded by Knsslit , the question \\hethei his
title to ucneinor ot Eastein Itoumelia Is
lor lite as ho claims , or as llussla contends
fora t rm of live jrars. The liulgailan
jiapen applaud the attitude of the prince.
They allude to It in a deliant way ,
and summon Itussla to "act forthwith
if she thinks she Is achieved. " "Now or
never , " tlicii ) pnpeis exclaim , "is the time
foi Uus.siix to decide her attitude towards
Pilnco Alexander. "
Pi Inco Alexander has sent a dispatch to
the i'oite , sajliig ho Is unable to assist In reestablishing -
establishing n foim of Rovornmout in KOH-
melln which would afford no mini ; ui too ot
tiuiUlllty ; ( ] , which would leave the door open
to perpetual foioijcn interference , and which
would fail to satisfy the legitimate wishes ot
the liouiiiclians.
Illicit Covers Io ! Tueptlior.
PAIIIS. A pill 1. A carpcntei In Belleville
to-day killed his mistress by choking hornml
then shot himself dead. They had agreed to
dlo together , each accoidlnic to the method
adopted , aim by drawimclotb had made the
man executioner for both.
Dispatches from Annam ronoits fiesh
massaeiesat the Catholic missions in the
province ot Qttang Umg. The nuiubei of
\ Ictlms Is bald to Do 44'J ,
Uisinarck's Sovontloth Blrtlitlny.
Br.m.i.v , Apiil 1. To day was the seven
tieth anniveisaiy of thublilh of Pilnco Uis-
inarck. Tlio chancelloi was visited by the
Ciown Pilnco Frederick and his son , Piluco
William , who iietMHUilly coup-ululated him.
Ho receh cd a lar 'o number of congiatnla-
toiy tclecinnid and letters , as well as many
blrthda ) presents. Many visitors called upon
him to piotuut their cougiatulntious peison-
nlly.
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Eleven Ilunclrcia Workmen Strike.
LOXPON , Kii { ? . , April 1. Uloven liundted
employes of tlio Sheet Iron works at Lincoln
went out on a strike to-day , owing to an an
nounced leductlon of 71 per cent in wages.
Joseph Knston , M. P. , Is tno chief propiietor
ot the works.
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PrncticintrVitli Torpedo Boats.
ATIIRNB , April 1. The naval officials con
tinue to make private trials ot the Noider-
feldt sub-marine toupedo boat. Yesteidaya
torpedo boat with four men on board was
siibmeigcd for six hours , and to day it de
scended to a depth of tldity-li\o feet.
TtnvclInK Through Bayonets.
ST. PKTF.nsnt'nn , April 1. The c/ar and
nicmbcis of his court started for Crimea
to-day. The most extra precautions have
been taken for their protection. The lailway
ioutuoerliich the party will pass will be
guaulcd.
anil Burmese Battle.
x , Apiil 1. Uiltlsh tioops had a
skirmish with Hurmcse rebels at Lctpodon
to-day. 'J wo Sepoys were killed on the Brit
ish side. Troops havu bcon sent trom this
place to icinforix ! the British.
Tlio Belgian Turmoil.
CirAiti.r.noi , April 1. An explosion of
djiiaiiiite occuiicd to-day at Cionfcstu
colllciy. The manager's residence was seri
ously damnged. The strike at Lcssinosc
coiitliuies.
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CCItONl.MO'S TREAOllEtlV.
lie Ilnd Crook at Blcroy DurliiK Thelt
First Interview.
SAN 1'jiANCisco , April l. The Call's
Tombstone special pays : < 5cneral 1'orsytho ,
comuiaiiillng officer of Foil Jluachncn , who
nnlvcd hero to-day , madoknown thostaitllns
lact thntnt the ilrst intui view which Ooncral
Ciook had with Uie hostiles Thursday last ,
Ueroniino had n band ot his men with lilies
icady to flionpon nil while men , Including
Ciook , nt a gl\cn signal. Gcronlmo's fall'
ure to keep his piomtse to suircnder at Tori
Uowlo Is ascribed to tlio fact thai
havliiii HO much blood to answo
1 01 ho could oxpt'ct no clemency , and there
loni preleiicd life in the mountains to the
DiosjHrt of hnnglni ; at the hands ol
the authoiltles. The hostlles had SO ;
i omuls of ammunition each , licnoial For
sjtliu said it was imposslblo to fathou
( icronlnio's intention. It waa an oprn ques
tion w licther to go south and join tlio Sfon
K < > is or icmalii to hairass the troutlor
( leionlmo is about S'i j ears of age. crafty
treacheious and nii'iciloas. This is the third
time ho has pio\ed faithless.
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J TUB GUILTY SKT FH15U.
A SeM'-Coufessort I'liitbczzlor Giver
Ills Ijlhcrty.
CIIICAOO , April l. Jlcnry T. Wilght , ex
3I assistant postmaster of Itacluc , AVU. , win
I two jeaia ago plead guilty to crnbml nj
money order funds , and wasghen n pen !
1u 1 tcntlarj sentence of fit e j eai s , w as to-day se
u at Utterly. KcJeial Judge Urcsham , In dls
1 charging the prisoner , i tiled that Wrlght'i
3s ctluiewas Infamous , and that therefore hi
should be discharged iiotw lUiatandiiiK his pic ;
of guilt , ltiyipoai d Uio prUoner had beet
pioceeded airalnit on iiitoim.itlon insteai
of by Indictment , ami the United St.ite ;
Miprerao court , in tiie case of Joseph C
Mtickin , the Chiuaeo election manipulator
recently deckled that a prosecution by In
fonnation lor an Infamous eriuie was uo
uilid. Tlio application tor NVilclit'fl release
nab upon tnis Ki'ouiid , nnd Jud e Cix-sliati
statixl that the only question at issnoWR
v , helhei the cilmu or.cinbczzJlnc goteinmoii
tunds AMIS an Infamous one.
Dr. Hamilton Warren , t-clectlo Physl
chin aiut Surgeon , Room U , Crounsi
block , corner It3th nnd Capitol avuuuo
jJay unit ni ht cans promptlyattundea to
BROWN JUSTLY SUSPENDED ,
The Joint Oommittco's Findings Severe On
the Ousted Iowa Auditor.
HE LACKS OFFICIAL INTEGRITY.
An KThrtustlvo Itcport Which Illds
l nlrto Lend to an UfTort I''or
tlio Official's linpoaulimcnt
A llcsunio.
Oiillty AVIthoiil Itraommonilntlon.
Dr.s MOINIIS , Iowa , April L [ Special Tele-
( jraiu.1 This afternoon the joint committee
appointed to Investigate the charges against
Auditor Uiown , liled their leport. Brown
was suspended from office by Co\crnor ! Sher
man In March , IbSi , for alleged lucuularltlcs
In the conduct of his olllco and fatluio to ac
count for nubile funds entrusted to him.
Hoxeinor Lanabeo tolnstatod Brown In Jan
uary , IS-nl , and on the assembling of the leg
islature a Joint committee of three from the
senate and tlnce from the house was appoint
ed to Investigate the cause ot the suspension ,
and the whole hiatus of the affair.
That committee , after neaily two
months work , oml In a repot t , justifying
thcsiispeiislenof the auditoi , and lollectlng
In the must scilmts mauuei upon his want
of olllclal integrity. The findings of the
committee ate of so grave Importance that It
Is bclleu-d that If It weic not n joint commit
tee , Includingscnatois who might bj called
to account as judge ? , the veidlct would IHI a
recommendation of Impeachment. As It Is
they submit their llndlugs without icrom-
mendat Ion , and leave to the house to deter
mine what action shall be taken ,
inn nni'onr iir.rtir.i
that after the leanest of Mr , Biown to bo
picscnlat all meetings of the commltUo ,
It was decided to allow him and ex-Ceneial
Sliennaii the same pilvllege , and It contin
ues that every witness a ked for by either
partj had been summoned. After i ceiling a
statement of facts as to the occupants o the
ofllco of auditoi , the committee make as
theli Ilrst finding that while Mr. Brown was
auditor section : n7b of the code was In foicc ,
which raqulrcs the auditor , with
other olllcors , to keep an ac
curate ami pai denial account oi
all fees received by them , which shall bo
\eritlcd by aflldaUl and be rcndeied monthly
to the tieasuier of state. They cite two opin
ions of the attorney general , holding that
lioio may bo made an itemized statement of
accounts , and that all lees received by of- ! !
ers haIng a fixed balary must bt paid to the
icasuier and are not nersonal perquisites.
The committee theiefoie liud that Brown's
loroitswero not kept as required by law ,
but simply show an aggiegatu and not
teml/id statement of tlio fees re
ceived. Finthcr , that durlns ; all of 1SS1 ,
and pait of Ib-S. ? , these reports wcio notveil-
ied either to the auditor or his deputy , as by
aw icqulifd , but by one B. F , Kehkopt , who
was not an ofllccr known to the state , and
who was not under any bond , but simply n
clerk In the ofllcc , which , In the judgment of
the committee , is cleaily a failuio to conform
to the plain icnulicments of the statute.
"PAI'KIIS urilSUD. "
The same Irregularity , the report con
tinues , lias been maintained since Brown's
loinstatement in January und February ,
18SO. On the subject of "Papeis Binned , "
the committee find that Brown's clerk , with
out his knowledge of the act , burned a laigo
number of Impoi taut letters on hie In the
oflico dining 1S63. These letters accompanied
1 rafts of money from insurance companies
as ices tot commissions to their agents.
Passing to the subject \oucliers , the
committee show that the law requires the
auditor to file votichcis for all wauants
issued by him , but Ilnd that Brown expended
lund ol 87,000 appropriated lei clerical
help , without making or tiling a single
voucliei pilorto his suspension , as icquircd
by law.
On the subject of excessive and illegal fees
the committee iccito the agieenumtmado by
Brown with ono Vail , claiming to be an
actuaiy of Chicago , and hired by him to ex
amine Iowa Insuianco companies. Vail
chaiged the companies for his services S21
per day and S3 for expenses , and then S12.50
pere\enlngand Sl.tO extra for expcnses.mak-
Ine a total of S42 pcrday. Thecommlttcolind
that these charges were approved by Brown
and by him oidcied paid. They , therefore ,
held "that such charges were excessive and
exoibltant , and that n fair , just and reason
able compansatlon for such service was SIC
per dlom and tils actual expenses , which
were show n to have between 51 nnd 82 pci
day. "
lllIOWN'S WANT OF INTKOIIITV.
The committee make their most seiioii'
finding on Blow n's want of Integrity. The
fust instance clttvl is that ot the examination
of the Bremer County bank at Wnvcrly in
November , l S.1 ? . A bank examiner visited
it and icpoitod it to the auditor as in an
"unsatisfactory" condition. Two weeks
later Brown and bis deputy , Stewart , visited
the bank , spout n few noun in its cxamlna
tion , lindlng it , ns Stewart testified , In c
chaotic condition , and bofoio leaving the nexl
morning hinted that they had beer
at some expense In coming , and Biown re
ceived from ono ofllcer of the bank n roll oi
bills which contained S100 , which ho aftei
wards dU Ided witli Stewart. Tlio committee
theieforo say that ' -when It Is remomberei :
that It is the ofliclal duty of the auditor o :
state to oxamluo all state banks withou
compensation , the entire transaction stifr
gesls to the committee n want of official in
tegrlty on the part of tlio auditor of state.
" 2 Tlio committee tlnd that on at leas
three or four occasions Vail , whllo engagei
In the examination of Iowa Insurance com
panics at an c.xhoibltant rate , handed Browr
packages of money which each now testllie :
contained S25 or S80 , aud Vail testifies tha (
ho was In no way financially Indebted t <
Biown , but that these packages were dona
tlons of mono ? . So the committee find that
these frequent receipts of money by Browi
from Vail , coupled with the methodical un
certainty of the amount in each pacUngi
handed Biown , renders their dealings iinox
plalnnblo npou any coirect nnd just biislnes
principles ,
"S The committeefiud ! that-when Vail ol
fered to retuin to the Insurance companies i
part of his exorbitant fees , Broun objected t <
tiny return being inado , nnd sdUono wa
made.
" 4 Thocommltteo find that Vail employe *
ns a clink one Bruce Itecd to assist In exam
Inlng insurance companies , charging th
companies for his services S7.SO per day , bu
paying Itecd n monthly salary , much bclov
tills amount.
'T Thocoiiimlttoeflud that Biown kncwo
Vail's extortions nnd acted In collusion with
him , writing him to lortlty himself ngaln
miy Investigation or CMUuiuotlon of his at
counts.
" 0 The committee find that Brown re
celled various sums of money , nggregatin.
Jiom S2CO to S400 , for making out certlncat
copies of ircords , etc. , nnd furnishing olllcl
intoimation when asked. That hokoptsoiu
ol thrso lees enllicly to himself , andsomoh
divided Into four equal parts , ono-foiuth t
himself , ono-fouith to Ids deputy sknvar ;
aud the lemalnlng 1mIf divided between tw
eleikslnhlsonice , "
HUOVVX'S KluLlIINATIOKS OP BAXU3.
Parsing to tlio question of the oxamliiatlo
of incori > orated banks the commltteo tin
there was no provision of law for giving th
examiner any fee whatever , and the Mat
should pay his expenses , yet during Brow u' '
administration he personally examined tw
or three banks aud received fce * for doln
so , and his dopntj' , Stewart , cxixmlned other
banks and iccelvjed ? ! , - ! . " > In fees which ho
retained for his own nso. The committee
fm thcr find thal.JJuiwn's deputy , Stewart ,
veccl\e < l diirlns h'n Iprni of ofllce SS.lW.Ol ,
Instead of the 83,10D allowed by law.
The committee then show that the expense
enured by Brown's suspension and removal
has cost the state Srt.lsr.M ) , Including extra
salaries paid for < tcmix > rary ofllcers during
that time , nnd the expense of litigation. The
committee further lind that Vail , prior to his
emplojment by Brown , had never made an
xamlnatlon of any fire Insurance company ,
nd jot ho charged a sataiy as nn expert ux-
mlner , and Brown endorsed fho charges.
The committee find that lliovvn's supple *
iicutal icuort of moneys received and the al-
eged vouchers producedaflei his suspension ,
ivould , as far as the points covered , have
icon satisfactory to the goveinor who sus-
> cnded him had they been made In time , hut
he committee freely Justify the suspension ,
.lid hold that It was authoiized by law.
Ninxnn nY AM. HUT ONI : .
The report Is signed by every member of
he committee except Senator Whiting. lie
tated that ho dllfcicd on one or two points
rom the majoilty , but had not had time to
repaio a minority lepoit , but would do so
iibscquently. It Is undutstood that having
fated during his campaign last fall for cov-
rnor that he did not believe Sherman was
iivtlfled In suspending Brown , that he now
oes not want to ictract that commitment.
The report has made u profound Impicsslon ,
.milt is treely predicted that the house will
uivo to prepare al tides of Impeachment
.gainst Blown.
i.r.oisi.ATm : iMiocr.Kmxos.
The senate to day passed the bill granting
a special appropriation of f5i,000 to the state
.inlveislty. The house passed the bill grant-
ng 81011,030 to the Clarluda hospital aud the
other regular appropilatton bill. The phni-
nac > bill was passed bj the house on the
hiid leading.
Bull-Dog Kollcy Guilty.
ST. PAVI. , Minn. , Apiil L Special United
States Commlsglouei Spencer to-day rcmicied
decision In the extradition case of Edwaid
aughllti , alias Bull-Dog Kelley , chaiged
ivlth the muiderof Kobcit Bnhd In Biltlsh
Jolnmbla. Alter reviewing the evidence
and quoting law authorities , Commissioner
Spencei said ho deemed the evidence biought
fotwaid In this examination cleaicr and mote
convincing than In the lormer examination
indsiilllcient to sustain the clmige against
'he ' pilsoner. Kelley was lemauded to jail
o aw alt the action of Secrc'aiy Bavaid , to
ivhoin all documents lelatlug to tlio case
ivlll bo atoiico lorvvarded.
l'Yrni'S IMOAUrdN'K has bo
omo iccojrnbed as the best washing piepar
ationevei Invented. It has iclleveil wash
ilayof the old wear ami tear , and cleanse
'he dlitiest labile without injuilng
A national Change.
"Arknnsaw , " exclaimed an ardent
nun , "why , it is the best slate in tlio
inion , a state above all otlicisin re
sources and the exactness \\ith which the
criminal laws arc ciifoiced. "
"I tun astonished to hoar you speak so
well of the state , " some one leplicd.
"Why so ? "
"Because , several , years a < ro , riming
in exciting campaign in Indian ; ! , you
wowed thatthciefas no such n thinir as
justice in Arkaimw , a state where a man
carried his life in his hand. "
"That is very trno1 , my dear sir , but I
was a politician then.1 '
"And what are von now ? "
"A land agent. " "
PILES ! TiLiRS ! rirns
A sure cure foi ? Blind. Bleeding , Itcliln
and Ulcerated Pile.s has been discovered by
Dr. Williams , fanJiuHan remedy ) , called Dr
Williams' ln < IIanrPllo Ointment. A single
box has cured tho'woiut ' chronic rases of 2T > or
80 j ears standing. No ono need sulfer live
minutes after applying this wondeifui sooth
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
moio harm than good. Williams' Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tumora , allays the
intense itching , ( pirtlcularly at night after
petting waun in bud ) , acts as a i > oultice , gives
Instant relief , mid is prepared only for Piles ,
Itching of private parts , and for nothing else.
SIU.V 1)1 SIC ASKS CURED.
Dr. Fra/iei's Mairic Ointmout cures ns by
maeic , Pimples , Ulack Heads or Grubs ,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
the sKin clear nndoenutiful. Also cures Itch.
Salt lil'eum , Sere Nipples , Sore Lips , aud
Old Obstinate Ulcers.
Sold by druggists , or mailed on receipt of
GO cents.
Ketalled by Kuhn & Co. , and Sehroeter *
Conrad. At wholesale by 0. F. Goodman.
Ho Supposed u Case.
Wall Street News : "Wo will now
s'poso the case , " ho suid , ns ho leaned
forward witli a half-drunken leer on his
fuco. "S'posin1 I'm the government. "
"i'cs. "
" ' ' ' W. Field. "
"Anil s'posin' you're Uyrus . .
"Exactly. "
"Now , then , ; yon wnnt me to buy up all
the telegraph lines in tlio country , so that
you can unload jour stocks on me , don't
you ? "
"Certainly. "
"It's for my interest , ain't it ? "
"Yes. "
"Be Better for everybody , wouldn't
it ? "
"Surely. "
" ( Jovernincnt really ought to do it ,
oh "
"Yes , "
r. "Very well , I'm 'or eovcrnmont ; you
are Cyrus W. ricld , Cyrus , see you
lirsl ! Goodbye. "
-KNL
CONSUMPTION
OF SWEET CUM AND
MULLEIN.AND
The iweet euro , as cstbercd from a tree of tr-o
Mime Dama. growing uluiu ; Uio email atrcnuii la
tbe Hoiithern Btati , contains a rtlmulaUnn ax *
puctorant prlnolple that looaeni tbejpblrtnn pro-
ducliiB the early niomlnit couch. "u ttliuulaten
UiacbllH to Uitowotrthuln.lwjuciiiLraua In croup
ind wtiooplnu < ongh. Wlien combined with tlio
bealtna mudlojluoui principle In tba iculloln
PlC lant of UIB old fieldi. preaont * in TATLous
C llEUOKEI IIEMEDT Of SWEET OTJM AND Ntll--
I EiNtboUnoat known rcuiedrf or CuuKbi. Croup ,
WlioopliigK uuUaiiloousuiiiptlon- BO pala
table any cblia J < i jileasod to take It. Ask your
1'rx-e
Ut-rtT.
DiLTXcit -
A lift skperlwM. 8 < marittii ana qultt eorsa. Trial pie * .
a. liwititfunD r rscU 6jtr < i6vLArs
Or , WARD A CO , ,
STRICTLY PURE.
rr coztTAiss ivo orient inr AST ronst
IN THREE SIZE BOTTLES.
PRICE 25 CENTS , 50 CENTS , AND $1 PER DOTTLE
f > KCEN I BOTTLES nro put 'ip for the n
Jomiiinmlntlonor nil who iloslro a goo
md low priced
Couch , GoldandCroupRemedy
TIIO'K mstmvrt A urMniv FOII
CONSUMPTION
ANV
LUNG DISEASE ,
Should secure lliolnoro $1 lioltle * . Dlroolloa
neooiiipniiyiiitf each bottlo.
Bold by all Modlciuo Doalora.
Arrsnl > rtr > lnit ot two Uodlc lr tlcje < . hm bftn lo i r
erKHfei U theireelkl IriftlmeDtot CHKODIC , Ntittovo , Sim
oil ULOJti Ilt tl9 thKOftnr other rbrileUDlatil. LOUlf ,
u cltf l t ) > crt Ihow ftnj nil old rr ldrnta VDOIT
Nervous Prostration , Debility. Mental and
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial nnd other Aflec-
tlonc ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
old Sores and Ulcers , r ire tJ ulib tnp.r.iijiu
lucern , on Ulnt iflf ntlfle prln tlplri. P r lr , rtltild ; ,
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , vbleii iroJoro oonorth.
Collowlni iCctlil DtttOBiiirit , ( Iftllllr , dlmnru of light
ftDdilgfeetltmrmflrtlmplcionthe ttc , phjtlt&lJeet/ ,
rtrdpulolln icclelyor fftii l i , eonruiUu of M i , etl. ,
rend rluir Mnrrloio Impropir or unhappy , r
GrmtDfCtly eurtd. rftmrIilel(16 ( { > itrsfD ) thekboie , laat
ir lr < l tnttlnpr. frfi-lo nr iJJrcn Con. < ill > lloattor.
Door h ; null rr c. I nrllr I nil ililctlr c nnJtnllil.
A Posllho Written Guarantee elren in.nrjci.
rfttle oait. ilcjlelne nt er rjh re bj mill or cipraii.
MARRIAGE GUIDE ,
200 PAGES. FINE PLATES , lra nt oloth an ! pllt
tlcalng , icfcteJ forOOo In i oitnKor urreucy ( Uvcr Brty
wonflffful | ftt ) l turrt , true ( ollf t artlctnonttte rollowlag
tnbJMUt who mtj tuarrj , wbonot. * hj , tnanhood , womto ,
Iioed. thralful rtfdir , fffcetn offitlbft [ f unJ aiceii , the yi.
toIoKjofrrnrndueiloo. tad raftnr more. Those married or
rontcrapUtfiift mitring * tbouid r nd It * l'rcUr tdltton
lime , piper c < JTer , 25c. Addreiiitabo pr WMtil r '
T FOUNTftlN PEN
BEST IN TOE WORLD.
AVnrrnntod to arlvo eatlsfno-
( Ion on any troik and In any
hands.
Price $ 2.50
JBTrickey&Co
WIIOLESALB JEWEI.KIIS ,
Lincoln ,
Solo Wliolc'alo nsonts for
NobrusUa.
DEALERS SIIITLICD AT
FACTOUV R.VTCS.
N. U. Tliiuls not a Stjlo-
graph ponoil , but n Hi ft class
flexible ROlrl pen of miy do-
elrod fincuoss of polut.
A FINE LINK OH
Pianos and
-AT-
WGGDDRtDGE BROS'
WIUSIC HOUSE
OMAHA NEBRASIvA.
O.NR ( in MOIti : AT WllOI.ERAl.E I'KICE.
I PAY nil cipr < " rtnrgf" to nil iwlntu within aoO
miles. | .uooranlnri t" select from 8i-nil tnnctnt
tamp for Illu-trotwl c t logu . Jlrntloli thin paper.
L. G. SPENCER'S TOY FACTORY ,
221 W. MADISON ST. , CHICAGO.
Whoso MTAI.II'V U railing. Hr ln IIIIAI > I'l\y
FVIIAL'NThU or rower I'llKM A1 Ultl l.ASl -
| il > mar find rrrtrrt nod rrlltblenr In tl
- -
Adopted hv all Jrrnf h riijalUaDi and
uccossfullr Introduced holtAllwe
drains promrtlr unecked. TKhATlJNK el'lna new *
pnierftndmidlcaUn4or | fnpnts.Ar > .ritlTi : . CVnaiill * .
[ Ion ( onua or by mall ) with U * ml A nt doctors Kit t K.
CIVIAI.E AUENCY. No. 174 Fullon Street. Now York.
L allies
MAGNOLIA ItAIM will grat-
iiy you to your heart's con
tent. It does away with Sal-
lowuoss. Bedness , Pimples ,
Itlotchcs. and all diseases and
imperfections oi'tho skin , It
ovorcoincstlio flushed appear-
nnco of lioat , fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lady of
THIRTY appear lint TWEN
TY ; and so nat ural. gradual ,
nnd perfect are its effects ,
that It is impossible- detect
its application.
is
DEWEY d STONES JJ W
Otieof the Best citi'l Zitryosb Stocks in phe U.S.
to Select from ,
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator.
MTBUBKE & SONS
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
GKO. nUUKK , Mnnivror ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NED.
linrKHKNCESt JIurclmuts' nnd Fanners' H.mk , D.old ( Mty , Neb. ; Kearney National
lank , Kcainuv , Neb. : Coliuubiis Si ito llnnk. Coliunbus , Nel . ; .Mi'Doiinld's Hank , North
. . Onmlm Xatloiml IJiuik . Oiiiiib.i. Neb.
latle. Neb. ; vriiiiuiit iiuiiuilili imiirvintiiii * IL / . . _
Will pay customers' draft \ \ Itli bill of lading attached for two-thirds vnluo Of stock.
ESTABLISHED 1803.
CHASDLER-BROWNCO.
AKD WIOVISION
Commission Merchants
nonrd of Trndo , Chamber of Commerce ,
Clitcago. Alllwankco.
. C , MILLER , Western Business Solicitor ,
Ljocnl Ttitsinc s Solicitor , i
locltlMJircurfdlnOO ilnvn liv l r.
llurnc alllrt tro-Mngnetlc licit.
JTrtisa.comulncd. Ouaranlepdtho
"only ono In the world irencritlnff
acontlmiou * Eleetrlf & Mfigtiftfo
rvVirrvnf. . hrlentlfle.rowcrful. liuraljl * .
. , .JConfortttto rilid I ITrctlvo. A\old frnuds.
i-t tr On < r n.non cured. HunlKtmnprni pampulot.
ALSO F.I.r.o fine III-.I.TH FOU DIHKAM.'N.
DR. HORNE. INVENTOH. 191 WAQASH AYE. . CHICAGO.
is DECIDED nv
Royal Havana Lottery
( A OOVhriMJBNT INSTITUTION )
Drawn at Havana , Cuba , April 17 , 1806
( A OOVKIINMENT IKSTIIUTIOM
TICKETS IN FIl'TIIS.
Wholes 1J5.00. Fractions Pro rata.
Tickets iurirths : Wholes K ; 1'rnctluns pr
rntn.
Subject to no miuilnuliitlon , not controllcil hy
tlio pintl 3 lu Inloresh It In tlio fiilrost thing In
tlio innurc of cluiuoo In cxlatunco.
KortlcltolB npply to SHll'SKV & CO..12U UromV-
wny.H. V.City : M. OITUNS CO. . 019 Jliilu
6troutKiiM3ii9Clty , Mo.
A STANUAIID MEDICAL AV011K
FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
ONLY 81 IJV MAIL , POSTPAID.
IM.UsTIl VTIV1J tj.V.Ml'Ln
Einainten vltuitr , Ncrroiu Hml riiTsicil nu illtr
rreniRiureDn'-IIno In Mnn , Irrr9 of rniitb , and till
untold miseries reiultlngfrum Indlncrotlon nn.l oi-
cruses. A book tor avert mitn. jnang. miildlo agal
mill old. Itcontalns Ii5 proscriptions ( or ul ) acute nnd
rlironlculFeiiao1 * , cuchone or wnlch H Inruliiublu H3
found by the Hiithorwhoito experience for I ) voirsii
mcli n proluibly noror DOforcifull tothn lot of nnr
iihj-Elrlnn : Si PIIKOS. iionnu In boiiiiilful Fronrb niu .
llnembossed coven , full Kilt , tfimnintepil to hnn Mnsr
work In every * an mocliHnlcnl , literary nrul prnrni-
lonul thnnnnr ether work In tills country for ! ! 1
or tlio money will bo refund In every Instance. I'rl-a
onlr II bjr mall , po tpilil Illuslritol mniplu , ill i.
Kendnow. Goldmoitnlumirdoii tlioiuitbarbrtba Nf
tlonnlMedical A oolotlon. lo the lion. A l' . HIM > ll ,
uiiduiiocliito oftlours ot tba bojrd the reader Is
Bpnctfiillr rofcrrml
JliqScience of l.lfa worth raoro totno rounaan't
mfcldlo lined mon of thlt eoiiuratloii tlun ull tliDKol 1
mlnon of Onlirnrnln ' " ' .lllu ll crmlnoj of Nor.ida
conibned.-.S. | F. Chronicle.
1 Jiolclcncn of Mfu point ! out the rocka and quick.
panda on wlilrh tlm constitution Hint IJDUDI uf In nnr
nrounK man IHTO boon fnully wrtckod. ilaiicboitor
Tlio Sclcnco of I.irolsnf Krenter vuluo lh-tnullth )
mcUkul worm iMibll.lK'il in HiU country furtlioiuH
N ) yean Atlanta Constitution.
'Xhoscloncaot Life In nnuperli mid maitorly trniu
lite on nervoui uml pUjukul doblllly , DotruU I'm )
Add'roMlhe I'cihoJr Modlcil Inilltuta. or Dr W. 1L
Varkcr.Nn. lUullHncli trcuL , Boston , \lnji..wBr ) mar
UtqonBultuJ on ull discing re ulrliu akll land exiierf *
onto. chniiiloiiii l tibAlniito illsuuues that havu l > df *
tied llu > skill orallotlieruliyalcluns n apuclaltr. Snol
fronto.l . nuccnsslully without an Inslancoof fallarJ
Mention Uuinliu Uoo.
HO u UKACO MINTED WITH THE ocociurHY OP THie *
COUNIR/WILl BEE BIT tXAUININO THK MAP THAT THI
GHIGAGO.ROGK ISLAND a PACIFIC RAILW&V
Ily reafon of Its oontral position and rlnte r l tlon to
oil principal linen i. l ami Weft , nt Initial and ter
minal polntl. c-cmsllttltfH the inoit Important inlif
< -ontti ) nlHl ItnL In tlin i m ut lUrouiili t
Intlon whlcn invltiifl and farllltat.- * travel nnd tiulftn
betwwnrltlFsor tha AtlmuKi and Tactile C'omu It
IH nlso the favorite nnd host louto to and from points
Cast , Nrtrth.Att nnd Bnntlica t , and corrrspoudlnir
I > alnt > We t , ttoituwest und Huntliweit.
The Great Rook Island Route
Ouaranttos Its introns that > rn > * or prminsl ftrn-
rltr alToiJdd liy a xilld , tUoioiluhlr bullu.lr < l ruuU
ti.l.cmftftth tracks nr f-ontlniinus sffil mil tnbHtin
tlally liullt euUorts and In Idttix , i oiling tiuck n. nror
iwrfrctlun as liunmn ( .kill iali rnakc It. Ilia sufrll
appllani cs or nntent liuirors.pluirornia and air brakra.
and that einclluffdlsclpllntt which governs tlm prac *
tjral oparatlon of all 119 trains Other 'pwlaltlrs or
lily ronte aiu Iranian nt nil ci/imeclliiu-jiulnts In
Uufon Dtiitots. and tka uninrpasceU couiturts aAd
luiurlosof Its I'aksvnffer U ulpiucMt
Tlia last Kjrmsa Trains Ixtncen Chlcdpo srd
P or a. Couiull IUuir . Knnjus Cllx. l at nw < irlii aud
Atiulsun are compound r well vrntllatld , flnrly uu-
lialsirrnd liar Ouachrs. Usyuinrint J-ullm n l-alatfi
HlMprrant tha aloit itMlgn , anil niinluuu | , Ilnln
li In which Uliurately , o k d incala an-li Uurrlr
film KrtwLl-ilChtuAUuiiud Kanmal'ltTamlAliliisoQ
sire ul < o run the Ueltbrntwl ttrcllnlnctlialr fais.
The Famous Albert ton Route
Is tha direct and ravorlta line b.twun Chlcaifoancl
Mliiiuapullsandat l'uulwitr | ronucrtlonaararoada
In Union licpots fol all pulnts In the Tcrrltorlas and
lirltlsli I'rovlnriu Over thti rout * Kast Yiptat
Irulni are run tu tlio watering p'ir.s , tumiuti 10-
torts , plctam gua localltlvi and Imnttnir and llshlnir
Kioundsof l..wm and Ulnnc.oln It U alro the inoit
rinlrabUroiituto the ilijj wheat Holds und pusluiul
lands of Interior Dakoli
htlll knotbir Ulltl OT MNB. vlaSrnKani1 Kan-
kntra , liai In-en npenod l t brn i-lnrlrnntt Indlnn.
"polls iiud Lafar tt .and Council lilurfu , Kan tlty ,
MlnneaiKills anJ Kt. Paul and IntorniedUtu point.
for drlallrd Inforinatlun sen Maps und luldfrt.
obtaliiablo.a * wull * > llrkuu. ut all prlncljal 'lick , t
omt In the Untied BUlea and Cauodaj or bad
H. R , CAQLC , E. ST. JOHN ,
IVjj't a Ucu'l MVr , Q.-n'l T'kt & i'au. AK'L
A FLOB3BBA
HOME
Drnl for a 21x103 II. nulldlng Ixit
at hi. AuarewM liar , I'lu. . will to Kent by
prupkld mall totacliul tlie nrst 100 appllcnntl
HrhoreuitUouly I dr. lopay ( oracknowledKliM
Deed by Nolar1'ubllc. . write luiuiu plainly anil
lululltotbat Ikcdnlll tocortt-ct A quirk ordir
lliburembolcH Lot. Tills Kriat offer la tor Ibe pur
Ixx-al Colunyln jour coruinuult/ .
A coed kaltry paid ( or J our services In nddlllon to
tlili Ir I il.Vu pay all laic * for two > ar9
I.nt urB lllniruttb Uuy for from 8 J3 to
\VitU Ui-cd will bu sent pampbltU to distribute
Addreia St. Andrnai Itay J.aUrvati * . .AanUJL7
Malnht. . C'lnclnuall.O , or bt , Audrcna ilajr. M.i
D4T Jit td i an h eieculfd uoio ptoinutiy II lou
o Clocluuall ulUle
Red Star Line I
Cixrrjltiff theHolfflttm Hoj-ixl ntnl United Slates
Miill.Balllnir oM-ry ntm-ilny
Between Antwerp & How York
TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOL
LAND AND FRANCE , ' -
r *
Baton ftoni fOO to $100. Excursion trip from f >
SllOto tlbO. Sooonil Cntiiu f > i ) , iirul lixourslon fi
Jim. fici'iiRo iin-iiniro nt low rules. 1'oter i
Wilplil , \ Sons , Geiiornl Agents , U Uronihvay ,
UIIH Vork.
Oniitlin , Nobrnskn , l"ri\nk n. Moorcs , W. , St. Hi
A. I' , ticket tiiroiit.
VALENTINE'S T
Short-hand Institute
LINCOLN , NEBRASKA ,
Tlio Inmost , best nnd clicnpoU short-hand mid
typo vri Itlilff school In tlio wo t.
J.cnrn this \aliinblo nil nnd socino nliiomtlvo
position , aiioit-lmtul tixupht liy mall to these
Axliocnnnotnttcml thu Instltuto.
Wo kiop on hnml n full supply o ' Pitman's
elinrt-liniut tuxt tiuoUH , itlno t > po-wrrtor supplies
For pnrtlonlui-s send forolinulnii tb
Yalentiiie's Short-Hand Instltnte
1119 anil U20 O etrcct MnoolQ , Mob ]
OMAHA OPEN BOARD OF TRADE.
PARLEY & CO. ,
BROKER SIN GRAIN
Provisions and B. B. Eltocks.
1305 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
Kxcoutoordors for purchnso or jnlo of vrhont ,
corn , poik and inllroiul stocks.
Holur by puiinisaion to tlio Omaha National
Hank. Klistclius iittrntlon to oidurs from in
terior wliluli uiosollrfled. TAMliEy &CO.
ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE ,
Rooms 12 and 13 Granite Block ,
Orndo Sj stems nnil Sowornifo PI im for Olttca
nnd Towns a F | > oiulty. ! I'luu , Jiutliniitus and
Spuelllculloiis forl'ubllo anil other Knglnoorlng
\\orksfiunlslioil. Surveys and Report made
on I'ubllo linprovcmonta. .
ANDIIRW Ho'.BWATBH , Momhor Amorloan Boolo-
( Jly Civil nniflnoeis. City KiiKlnotr of Omaha
jco. II. CimisTir. Civil EiiKinoor.
HeDraska National-Bank
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital . $250,000
SuplusMay 1 , 1885 . 80,000
U. W. TATKS , Prosidont.
A. E , TOIUAUN , Vice Prosldent
Vf. H. 8. HUOIIES , Caslitov ,
. . . DIHEOi'OUS !
\V. V. MOUSE , JOHN S. COLLINS ,
U. W , YATUS , Luwu S. REKD ,
A. E. TOU/.ALIN- ,
BANKING OFFICEi
THE JMQN
Cor. 12th and Farnara Stroets.
Oonoral llanUluur Iusla 3i Trannotal.
iSTDBl CllSKl
Instantly rellivnlbt
inuftt TloKnt nttuclui ,
and Iniurcs
llWB. 3S
Inlmlatlon.UiuiroaohlnK the dliono illreot. rolax-
01 Uio gpum , rarjlltat fra * f\l ID BO
aipKctoratlon. and I.FFKOTi * wUKEiO
bfr > ll otkir riiM4lM Ml. * Irttl miUMi tl le > l
, nilB > Ter.t > llUffr > t.
ud * 1.OU | of dru liU or br nail. . TrliJ
t tim fjr tump llr.lt S > ll r > IHSIU-
RESTORED. , - n of youtK
fitl Imiu-uJonca cauiluv
ITcraituro Deoy ffgf
- - -
liooj , kcjmvlnf tried In TutnoTor
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