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THE OjffiAHA PAILy BEE : MONDAY , SErTgMBER 27. 1880.
. Notice.
Tl TATTO of application oMVtcrGo cli.
Notion I * horoliy phcn ( lint t'rtpr Oo h rtld
Upon tlu > 1 tth < liiy of 8optoml > or.A.I . ! " ,
iiiilx | | nt ion to the lionnl of truitoi of tlm vlllntro
of Millnnl , DniiKlnt county , Nebraska , for
llccnw to Ml mutt , fplrltuoiu nnd vlnom
llnuuri nt Mlllurd , UmivlM county. Nebraska ,
from the Mdnyof October , A. 1) . 1880 , to the
3st ilnj of Mny , A. I ) . 1W7.
If there bo no objection , rmnon trnneo or pro
tect III' < l within two wock * from 8opteml > orI3th ,
A. 1) 1CN5 , the said HrotiMi will l > o irrnnUil.
I'KTMIl OOSPII , Applicant.
r , Viilniro ( Icrk. front 18-B5
Commissioner's Sale.
Tn the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of Nobtiiikn.
I'hoinlt Mutiiiil I.lfo ln iirnncol
fompnnyot Hattford , Conn. , I In Cinncorr.
John P Clirlitlim ot nl. J
I'oio-lo'iirciol MortRiiiro :
r > t IH.H tmtko H hereby jrUen that In pitrtit-
JL mininml bylrtnoof n nilt-orco entered In
llm above lnti"p on tlio " .Hi day ol Noember. .
1811,1. l.llls I. lllerbowor. pcclnlcommlM'loticr
tumid courtMill on the Ulli day of Mcloticr.
iwii , nt the hour of 4o'clock In the iiftornoon ot
HIP ( "aid dny , lit the wet door of the Itlchnrcl-
fern 10 nit' court house , In thocltrof TnlNCIty ,
Itlcbiiiilaon county. Mate nnd district of No-
brnnkn , f nil at unction the following de erlbcd
priporty , to-wlt ; Tlio southwest nimrtnr of the
northwest iimrtor | of section number clx ( ) , often
ton 114)11110110 ) ( I ) , nmtfo fonrlcon (111 ( ! also the
cait hnlf of the 4niithcii tliiiiorrmd | thu south-
cnst fjtiiirtir of the noitlicnsi qnaitorof BOO-
tin | ( inimbor ono ( I ) , nnd thu onst hilf of the
* nottliLU t uimrtcr of section tnclvo (13) ( ) , In
toirii'liln number ono ( I ) , range thirteen ( I'D ,
cotitaliilnir'lii nil two linndrod nnd forty norc ,
And are BliiintiMl In the county or Hlchardson , In
thostntoof Nt'iniuka.
IJU.ts T. . lltiitmKll : ,
Special Commissioner.
II. K. WIIITU , Solicitor for Complainant.
Sept B-211-lS-Oct 2-0
Proposals for Purchai * of PavingHonda. .
CtTV TlltHSUUin'H Of HOB , I
OM IIIA , NBII. . Sept. 17th , 1888. J
' Proposals will bo received nt tills
oillco until September -Stli , 1880 , nt 12 noon ,
for the purchase of f.10,000 uf PaUng llonds or
the city of Oinnliii. Paid bonds wllllmoomo duo
nnd pit } nblo In "U > enrs Irom October 1st , IBM.
nro In SIMMS of $1,1)00 ) each nnd bear Interest
from October 1st , 18KJ , lit tno nito of flvo per
centum per nnnnm.piiyahlo ecml-niinintlly. nt
the oillco of Kountzo Urothcri , New York ,
upon presentation of coupons nttuchcd. Thu
principal will nl oho onvnblo nt the sumo pluco.
Sold bonds are Issued under the clmrtcr
power of said city , nftor the election diilyliclJ
authorising thrlr "Issue for the purpo o of jiny.
Ing the cost or pa\lng , ie-pavliiLf or macadam-
blngthnlntoMuulIons f plrcots and Hpnccao | > -
po lti ) nlloy.ilii the city , " nt which olnrtlon ox or
nine-tenthsor the \otos east MOIO In favor oC
said ISHIIO. 'Iho-o bonds will be dollvmod to
purchasers , on payment therefor , ut the City
Tronauiy In Uinulin , on Ot'toberdth , I8fl.
lllds will bo mldi osicd to the undersigned nnd
marked "Pinposals lor Pnvlnir llonds , " nnd
must Htnto the inuiiu nndnddto'W of the bl Idor ,
the iinioilnt of snld bonds doshod and the prlco
to bo paid.
Tliorl glit Is reserved to i eject nny nnd nil bids
Bl'dH TIUIMAN HIIIK.City ; Troasuror.
IiOfral notice.
TN DISTUICT UOUltT-Uouglas County.
Loulo C. Whltbeck , Plaintiff , 1
\H. v
Dodrldiro Whlthuck. Durondant. )
Dodrldgo Whltbeck. duluiulant , will tnko
notice tlmt on the Ilril diij'nf Soptcnibur , IBSi ) ,
t Louie O. Whltbeck , plaint. heroin , lllcd her
petition In the district court of DoiiBlns county ,
Nebraska , nxnlnst Bald dofondnnt , the object
nnd prnycrof nhlch Is to bedUorood fronisnld
dereiulnnt , for the following : ronions , viz : De-
fondant's belmfof siilllclcnt ability to provide
* 'sulti\blo innlnlonanco for iilnlntllT , Riossly ,
wantonly nnd cruelly netrlcctln g BO to do , nud
nl o habitual driinkeiincss of defendant
You nro lemilred to ims er snld petlton on or
before the 18th ilnv of October , 1880.
tioptembor 4th , 18M.
18M.LOI'IR C. WHITIIKCK.
Uy N. J. IluiiNHAM , Her Attorney. 84-11-18-34
R. W. GIBSON & CO. ,
n i T nnm i r.
Kooin 5 , Wlliiicll ( Jlloeli ,
iicr Ifttli and Ilunioy Six. ,
* -Hnvo a snlondlillNtof bargains in city property
The lollowlnir mo n tvw only :
114 lloii-oiind lot on Virirliiln avo. , house eCO
rooma : prleo $ .1,75) ; f 1.0JI ) cash.
145 Houbo nnd lot in Idlanlld , only $2,100 ; on
easy terms.
LrtkPaticot.lu i'aiflson's'add.south
jjJJlr-.i'Otjon . ,
front , botncennd and Slth stieots , for
" J1.81W ( f Bold In u fondays. .
J2fr-lJ ( line lot * in 1'lnlnvluw. Will sell at a bar-
KHln ,
" 10 linl In Patrick's addition nt very low prices.
101 1 acre In ( Use's nddltlon , close to Saunaers
btrcut. Hero Is something'that will puy a bljf
poi1 cent on Investment. Only $1OUO down ,
balance 1 , " and n yours.
IBO-ln 'I. V. Smith's addition , JS lot , .1,1x140 ,
house of 4 IIUKO rooms , nil for $1,800 ; H cash ,
biiliitu'o to milt , monthly or voarly.
ITSMIousoandloton Shornmn avon'Jo , lot 52x
180. It gold BOOH , will soil for $ I , ! > JO ; H cash ,
balance to .suit.
lals In Ambler Place ,
JB3-Lot In UurrOak.tl.OOO ; $350cash , balnnco
to suit ; front on Hanscom Park.
JOO HoiiBonnd lot In ThornoU's addition , 48 feet
nldo and runs through Irom " : ! nl to UHli
BtrOot ; prlco only $4,000 ; 5i cash. This is n bar
Kiiln.
J3-Ixit In Ilnwtlioino , J 1,000 : H cash.
7 Lot In Cortlnndt Place , uUxlHO : price f.1,500 :
f2OJOcnsh , bnlanoo in C jcars at U percent
lUlntorost ,
S-H lots In Wllcox's addition for 81,000 ; M
cash. HoroUn bnrtfiiln , If.jou want an lu-
vostmont.
Iil7 Lota In Hoyd'n addition at n bargain.
Wo huvaeomeof the clioicost lots In Hanscom
Place.
. -HoiiRonnd H loton K. 18th stbouse with
11 rooms , all modern Improvements ; prlco
JJ.500 ; $1,600cash , haluneo to suit. Thlalsa
ir ! '
174 2 lots' In ICountzo's 4th Sup. Add. Ono n
oornor , 00x140 , the other 00x140. Very line
lota. Pi Ice for both m,5iW ; on terms to suit.
JCfl s iQts In Thornburs's add. . for $000 each ; K
cash.
Special attention frlvon to all property listed
with ii on commission.
I'M Vina propeity on Georgia Avoworth
$5,000 , to trade lor Improved land In York or
Ucwnr counties , Nebraska.
Ordinance ZTo , 1,104.
AN Oidlmmc'o oidcrlngpnvlng In ooitaln
] > avlnw districts In tlm city of Omuliii nml
allowliiirthlrtydnjs to the owners of the lots
undieal oMiito In said dlsulcts , reispoctlvoly ,
to dotoimlno and designate the mulct lid to
ho used lor such.
llo It ordained by the city council of the City of
Omiilm :
Suction 1. That that part or Davenport street
} n Paving DlstUct No. Ol ) ; that part of Tenth
Bttoeljn I'nvliw Dlstilct No. Ml ; tlmt irnrt of
riirnam Etrnct In Pnviiur District No. 07 ; that
part of Cnmlnir Ktieot In PiivhiK District No. C8 ;
that part of 24th street ( formerly Saimderi
htroct ) In Pavln Dlsttlet No. fl'J ; that putt of
Tenth street In I'livlnif District No , 71 ; that part
tOt JliiMiifitrH't In l'u\lnn Dlstilct No. 72 : that
iiurtof I'.Unontli stront In 1'uvIiiK District No.
t3 ; that imit ofTenlb sticet In I'uvltiv DMilat
No. 73 ; that part of iiou'iith : ' Ktitol In Piivlnv
Dlstilet No. . ( I ; tlintinirt of Twelfth htrcot In
TuIng District No. 7i ; tlmt part of 'llilrlrenth
Htreut In Pavlntr District No. 78 ; that part of
eixteentli street In Piiving Dlstilct No. M ; that
part ot Slxtoenthttioct In PaviiiK : District No.
Ni ; that part or Davenport struot In Pavlnif
DUtr'ot No. 87 : that pal t ot Thirteenth ttroot In
Tuvliw DHtnot No. Ul ; that part ol Vlnton
btrcotln Puvlnpr DUtrlct No. V2 ; that part of
Vllllam Etioot In I'nvlns Dtntilct No. tfi ; that
iiurtof Twonty-llfth uveniio In Paving Dlstilct
"Ko.lii ) : that part of Lo.uenworth street In Pav-
ink-District No 101 ; that part of Tnent-ninth
nunuo ( formerly Park u\i > niie ) In Pavlmr DU-
trlctNo. 102 ; that part of Twenty-fourth ( form
erly JelliTfon stiuet ) In PavingDihtrlct No.lUJ ;
that part of llarnoy street In Paving DUtrlot
> Ko. 104 ; that part of Doduo stioet In Pnvlng Dis
trict No. 103 ; that pait of Dodgu street In Pav-
inuNo.'Ot ) , in thu city of Omaha , bo and the
game nro hereby ordered pnvcil.
Section - .That any person , company , cor-
, . < ponitloti or association owning- any street lull-
I v ay within any of said paving districts beio-
uqulrcd to pnvo between the ralU of any railway
'traeiC o nod by t-uch company , i\8socluiloii , cor-
1 } Kititon ! or poison , at thnlronn cost , such pnv-
to bo done at the sumo time , and to lie of
thufiimo iimtiulal and olinraeter us the navlntf
to ho done In the dUtrlrt In which the entno U
Bltuutod , unless the board of public vorhs shall
othorwUa spcolally order , mid In the oiuutof
the neglect orrolusalof any such imrt'os so to
? | > oiwiionthornlUof nny such mil-
vny , the same Is hereby urdoroddouousls by
law piovldod.
Section 3. TliatttO days next nfior the passavo
nnd approval of this ordlnancu ho and hereby
' i * alloved to the owners of nlltho real estate In
f each of said pivvlna districts to doslgnuto the
luialerliil defliod to bo utod forxuch IIUMIII ; ,
And notify thu city council thereof , It Imvlnjf
been mid hereby being determined by the
mill or nnd city council of tuld city , tor i oasons
' vrhlch appear riwht nnd proper , that all the real
estate Hltliln cjicliof suld pu\lnir districts. ie-
B poet holy , shall bo chniKCd and niwensi-J with
the cost of puvinir thoruln , to bo hereufter da-
fcriuluedund v tublUheduocordlng to the bcu-
olJts to the property in each of bald dlstrlets ,
ro peotlroly. by reason of gild paving ,
Bectlonl. That thU ordinance shall tnVooffeol
Biidboln foico from mid alter Its passage.
I'u&siul Beptt'inber Hill , Ibtxi.
Wu. F. Ilbciiri. , I'rcbidout City Council.
J , H. SOUTIIAHU , City Clerk.
Approved SeptemberWili ! , ISM.
- JAMES 15. DOVP. Mayor ,
Jfi I OH TJIE CHICAGO MAn.
\4 * IJJ. . Maiij edition ) will l > a ' enl to nr
ft , thell. H or CuiniJii"BTH inunt'bi for II.U
m ; CHICAGO MAIL , us * > iuav. <
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DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
1JKVLNS & ClLUKCIlIt.il ,
N-W. Cor , 13th and Douglas Sts.
W. J , CORNELL ,
313 9.14th StrooU
OEOUOB Vf. DOANE.
ATTOHNEY AT Liw ,
ITttlconcr's illock , 15th and Doujrlixs.
(1KOIU5C S. SMITH ,
IKflFnrnnm Street.
I. . I > . HOI ICS ,
Attorney at Lawt
lloom S 1'ronzcr lllook , Opposite 1'ostonico.
PHYSICIANS.
o. s. nor rui AN , ni. i > . ,
Physician and Surgeon ,
OFFICE , N.W. Cor. Uth and Douglas.
Ofllco Telephone 483. Itrsldonco Telephone 43.
W. .1. ttAIjttltAlTII ,
Surgeon and Physician
OFFICE , N.W. CoUih and Douglas St.
OdlcnTelephone 405. Kcsldonco TclouhonoSOS
JAMES II. I'KABODY , 31. D. ,
Physician and. Surgeon.
Residence , No. 140T Jones Street Offlco ,
Wlthncll Ulock , Telephone , rasldoueo , No. 135.
ofllco C.1J
,
_ _ _
brt JAB. BECKETT
PHYSICIAN AND SmtaEOs ,
Offlco nnd ttosldonco. Til N. 18th St.
11. A. tt'OULEY , 31. I ) . ,
Omco 14W TJodpo Street. Telephone 453.
llcsldcnoo 1712 Cnpltnl Avc. Telephone 510.
VAN CAMP M.D. ,
1SW Tjodiro St. . 1st tloor west of V. O. Tnko ole
ntor to rooms 13-13 third lloor. Telephone No
S3.
ItoBldoiico.KnN' . SOth street Tclophono No. 30
P.M. CI1ADW1CK ,
Physician and Surgeon ,
Telephone C89. _ Office 313 9. 14th at
R. W. CONNELL , M. D. ,
ttoracoopathlat ,
Offlcc. 3133. Uth Bt. Tclophono537. _
vic. jr. w. BYSAKT ,
Surgeon and Physician
N.W. Cor. 1 2tli & , Howard ,
HoslJonco , 1011 DoilBO Bt. tTolophono , 80.
O 111 eo hours. 10 to 13 lu nnd ! i to 5 p m.
INSURANCE ,
0. T. TAYLOR ,
General Agent
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OnicoCor. HtUnnd Douglas Sts.
Issues Ordinary Mfo , Kntlo mont , Limited
Kndowmcnt , 1'lvo Your IMvIdond Plan and the
i'opulnr Noii'Korloltiiij ? Tontine Policies. As
sets over ? ( /0OOD,0M. ( Agents \ \ untoO.
r.
General Afont |
Proyidont Savings Lifa ASSUME Go
of New York
Mtllnnl Ho'ol ( Hook , Omnhn. .
The stilctly "Natural I'rfinlum I'lun. " Aetna
average yearly cost during 183) , 1831 and 1835 ,
nt ago M , for tlO.OOO , was $78.80. _
FINE JOB PRINTING.
CS PRINTING CO. ,
Printers , Book Binders
And Blank book Manufacturers. Nos. 108 and
JDBS.Uth street. Omalm.Nob : J.F. Falrlle , Super
intendent Hlndory. Telephone No. 25J.
HARNESS.
J. F. SEGKER
Manutncturor and dealer In
harness , saddles , whips , horse
clothing , etc. All prudes of
hnrnoss always kept on hand
or inado to order. Hopalrlnsr
n specialty. Ill ) N. loth 8f
bet. Doduo nud Capital Avo.
AUCTIONEER.
A , W. COWA T & CO.
Auction and Commission
Conslffiimonw solicited ; furniture boujrhtanl
Bold. Sales of live stock and household furni
ture at private residences is a specialty with us.
Ilrinumbor the pluoo , West Se I'lltscher'a bloot
NUthst. No 110.
STOVbS and TINWARE.
OKU. J. AUSIBUUST ,
Stoves , Tinware , Cutlery ,
Btc. Also Tin Itoofln ? , Quttarln Spoutln ? , nnl
General Job Tinnlmr. The best of work and ro.t
Konablocharires. Jlillc cans nml other tinwaro
n stock. U1 Ciiiiilnir St. Omaha , Nob.
Dentists ,
\V111XNEUUY & KEIM ,
Dentists ,
1.1U Farnnm Btroe
MEAT MARKETS.
E.
13th Street Market.
A11 kinds of fresh and salt moas constantly
on hand-
Foultry , eamu , etc. , In season.
U. lUuuKUTA , 14 So. 13th street.
RESTAURANTS.
The Morris Restaurant
t the very bostcatlnir house In the city. Trylt
and you will be satisfied.
mils of f.iru on Mo American tml Uarop eau
an.
an.A ts.50 commutation ticket for 11.
Tickets for SI meals RUi ) .
lioardbytho wcekU.Si. Meals , 35o oaoh ,
16th Bet , Dou lat and Dodge Sts ,
JOHN SIMMONS
FLORIST ,
All kinds of bedding plants for sale.
Gitiiiiousn : : ON STATE ST ,
3 blocks North of L. D. Williams' rusMonca.
K. SAVAGE ,
Aiul 1'ractlonl Tinner nnd Sheet-
Iron Worker.
Hoofintr nnd Guttorini. a specialty. T30 13th
utidl-uatounoitubU , Outuha.
Personal 1'nrnKrniilis.
D. M. Carr , of the Lincoln Jonrnnl , is
In tlio city ,
J. Q. Allen of DCS Molnos , Is nt the
Merchants.
It. A. WhUakcr , of Waterloo , la. , is nt
the Mlllnrtl.
Joltn A McMurpliy , of Sohiiylcr , Sun-
unycd in the city.
1'otcr Schonw , of Kntisns City , is visit-
inp fricutls in the city ,
0.0. McNMi nn wife , of Wlsnor ,
wcro in the city S'cstordny.
Mrs. J. J , Ulls % llio Dotifjlns street
inllllnci' , la in JCew York inirehasing
goods.
0. L. IS.irllctt nnd W. H. Miller , of
Plitltsmoulli , wore over Sntulny tjitesU at
this Millurd.
Sir Knlplits K. K. Lone anil L. II.
Korty returned from the bt , Louis con
clave hist nl lit ,
Hon. John 1) . Howe , of St Paul , attor
ney for tlio Chicago , St. Paul. Minneap
olis & Omaha , is in the city meeting his
old friends.
W. A. Lonff. formerly telegraph editor ;
of tlio Hepul'liean ' , h.is resigned \ \ \ * posi
tion nlul will go on the road as a Pullman
conductor.
Yesterday evening Airs. Hello MoGraw ,
who has boon visiting her daughter , this
wife of Mr. D. Hoinn , of the Railway
News , left for her homo in Moborly , Mo. ,
niter an absence of several weeks.
Mabel Orchard left yesterday to ro-
unter the seminary at Cincinnati , which
she has been attending for n. cottplo of
years back. She wad accompanied by
Miss Oracle MoMaiuis , a niece of Mr. If.
Kitchen. Mr. Samuel Orchard went as
far as St. Louis with the young ladies.
Allison Sanmols , ono of the most popu
lar of the postal clerks on tlio Northwest
ern between Omaha and Cedar Itapids ,
is at the Metropolitan. Mr. Samuels has
licou on the line for four years without
missing a day's duty , and is just now en
joying a few days' vacation granted him
by the department. lie ligurcs up that
ho has traveled moro than tour times the
distance around th world during his Ipng
stretch of service and handled mail mat
ter enough to keep a man busy a year
working ten hours a day to count the
number of pieces ,
A "Star" Transplanted.
Genial Tom Pcironot , of "the finest1
has long borne the reputation of being a
humorist in his own way , but his friends
have hardly expected him to doll' the Wuo
and don the cap and bells of the mimic
stage. Such , however , appears to be the
case , the bill boards in front of Uqyd's
opera house bearing hip name as one of.
the leading supports to Mr. and Mis. '
Florence.
Gold Fields.
Chambers' Jourilal : .tor some years
the government of western Australia has
offered a reward of 5,000 for the discov
ery of a payable gold Held within StOt )
miles of a declared port , from recent
news from Perth it would almost appear
that a profitable gold field has at last
been discovered.Vc learn that Messrs.
Malct and McEwen , who wore sent
by the government to explore the
Kimberlov district , In tlio extreme
north of the colony , have returned , after
an expedition which nearly proved dis
astrous to the explorers They lost their
horses , and , having consumed all their
provisions , only escaped starvation by
coming unexpectedly to a settler's hut ,
where they obtaincil assistance. The
party arrived barefooted , their boots
having fallen to pieces on the tramp of
100 miles. Mr. McEwon nearly suc
cumbed to the hardships of the journev.
A quantity of the new gold has already
folind its way to England. According to
advices from Derby , the portof the coun
try named iifter the presontLohl Derby.
and situated at the head of King'a'Sblum
largo numbers of people , who were
totally unfitted for the work , were start
ing for the Kimberly gold Ijelds , As the
roads are rough , and provisions scarce
and dear , with an absence of water , it
goes without saying that no ono need
venture m search of wealth without being -
ing supplied with plenty of money and
un ample supply of piovisions. The
country is described as closely resemb
ling the Peak Down district in Queens
land. The gold is much scattered , but
the gullies are numerous. It is expected
that so soon as the alluvial gold is worked
out , productive roofs will oo laid baro.
The Kimberly district , contrary to what
many have supposed , is a country about
four and a half times the sue of Scotland ,
with splendid rivers and with
millions of acres of pastoral and agri
cultural land. The climate has been
commended by Captain Gray and other
explorers as ono of the finest and health
iest in the tropics. Last j-car the popula
tion numbered only about 103 white men.
The blacks , who are not numerous , arc
traptablo. Sheep , cattle and horsoa
thrive well , so that whether or not the
gold Holds fulfill the expectations of
those who seek their fortunes at the gold
fields , there is a line country to develop.
Derby , the capital of this district , attho
mould of the Fitzroy river , consisted
lately of but a few huts and tents , and js
the station ot a government resident.
Should the "rush" to the gold fields con
tinue , doubtless all this will soon bo
changed.
Earthquakes and ttiilldinc.
From the Sanitary Engineer : The re
cent severe earthquake shocks which
have wrought such havoc in the city of
Charleston and vicinity are probably
unique in being tlio iirot in this country
to cause destruction of life. The wide
spread destruction of property also ac
companying them cannot Out bring to
the mind of every thoughtful engineer
and architect the question whether this
hitherto apparently remote danger to
permanent structures is not of sulliciont
probability to require its recognition in
all designs. There have been well-de
fined earthquake shocks in the vicinity of
Now York and many other parts of the
country , and it would scorn dcsirablothat
the practical bearings of the subject
should bo carefully studied , A recent
paper by Professor John Milne , F , G. S , ,
of the Imperial College of Englnceilng
at Tokio , Japan , suggests the support of
buildings in earthquake countries upon
hori/.ontnl cast-iron plates , between
which are cast-iron shot one quarter of
an inch in diameter ( the oracklng
strength of each of which is about
1,600 pounds. Ho also suggested ( loop
foundations free from the surrounding
earth ; that all arches where such arunco-
t saury shall bo curved into , and not form
an angle at , the abutments in ether
words , the substitution of elliptical or
other curved forms for segmental arches ;
that windows and doors snail not bo ver
tically over each other since they form
lines of weakness , as has boon repeatedly
illustrated in destructive shocks ; lhat
high buildings should bo avoided ; that
upper parts of walls , and also roofs ,
should bo made as light as possible , and
that steeply pitched roofs are dangerous.
a Criminal 1OO VOHTH Ago.
The Leip/igor Xoltnng reminds its
readers that just 100 j'ears sigo the pun
ishment of burning a criminal to death
was carried out tor the last time In Her-
llu. Its quotes from its IBSUO of the time
n letter written on the 18th of August ,
1760 , by an oyo-witness , describing the
punishment. All Uurlin Imd boon in
considerable excitement some days
boforo. It was seventy years since
a similar punishment had been
carried out in the Prussian
capital , and it was supposed that the en
lightened views of the king , , no loss u
person than the great Frederick , would
inovo him to commute the punishment ,
The criminal was a servant , ono Hopnor ,
convicted of robbery and of setting lire
to the house whnro nig master nud fam
ily lived. The soatlbld was raised from
tlio ground seven or eight foot , upon
which thcro was n framework , secured
with n door , making it n sort of 011111 *
open , within whinji the condemned man
was inclosed , 'iff ? jUiolo was covoreil
nnd surrounded with wood nml straw.
Tito culprit was brought from his prison
nt 0 a. m. and placed before the ruth
linns , nnd on being interrogated , rdmit-
ted his cullt. Ais iscrrtonch was then read
for the lust time , fhd' pllicor of the court
broke his wand ot.oillCo. and llopnerwas
handed over to tub executioner. On nr-
riving nt the plnco of execution he was
stripped tn hit slirtnnd | Inclosed in the
frnme. The plln was lighted nnd it
burned for three hours.
A Tnlklnjj-Tcrror.
Cincinnati Timci-Stur : "lam n holy
terror from ralmonlh , Knlntuuk , nn' I
kill men ns easy us gnats ! " howled n
farmer in L'oilestsi's saloon ypstcrday , us
lie grubbed the barkeeper nnd yunked
liim from boliind the counter nnd snnked
him Into the street.
"Whnr's somebody tliat kin light ?
Hain't HOMO of votiso cjtv fellers got
spunk null'to tackle iuo ? < .rtu sick , nn 1
coluo inter town to BCD' n. doctor , but I'm
n wild cnt from up the mounting bhlo'
Whoop 1"
His song of exultation was suddenly
cut short by n little pollcumnii , who necked
him nnd bundled him itito n waiting pa
trol wagon. This morning the holy
terror had a weary , far-awaylook in his
eye. '
"Are you n terror ? " asked the court.
"No , sir , I'm nn onfortunato fool
that hain't got no sense , " wns the
reply.
"Do you kill mnn ? Where do you
plant thorn ? How do y6u kill them ? "
rapidly demanded the court.
' Never killed nitthin' 'ceptin' ' n coon. "
"Who was tlio unfortunate colored
mnn ? " nsked the court.
"What colored man ! " nsked the
prisoner.
"Didn't yon say yon killed n coon ? "
"It was ono of those atr lonsMniled
oootis as what I treed in Scroggins'
It wu/n't no nigger coon. "
"I'm sadly deceived in you , prisoner , "
remarked the court. "I expected to bee
n real goilutno old-fashioned terror. A
regular" killer in factl lint you nro n
fraud , sir ; nn unmitigated fraud of this
ilrst water ! \ou"co"itldn't whip n man in
the last stage of hydrophobia ! Write
down 'Louisa Sharp , alleged terror ; four
minutes nnd night seconds to got across
the river and inuku , tracks for Florence ! '
Now. , my terrorizing friend , put out nnd
never rome near the Ohio river again ! "
No Lmck In Money AVon In nets.
_ Louisville Courier-Journal : I met a
gentlemen recently who told me that ho
viiev'cr made but ono bet In his Hfo , and
althpugh ho won it yct < the money
brought him so much' bud luck that ho
hnvur repeated the oilbnhe. It was made on
presidential election and.ho . won $800.
f [ § \Vns away from llomo at'tho time and
oJnvcstod the money in u handsome sot
'of .furniture for his Avife-- Their home
Svas _ being improvcd.i\nd this set of fur-
nituru would bo * a. pleasant surprise to
Jicr , The furnipira-ovos . .packed and
shipped , but an acffulout happened to the
'boat and it was tif'tt'ii'TsiK weeks in a hot
port. When dclfcrcfl | } it was BO much
dnmagcd tliat aftoJi removing the hand-
somq marble topdfthcufurnituro was sent
to a-ctvbinct shop nor 'repairs. Shortly
afterward the shop ? 'took lire and the
furniti\ro \ was bUi'uetlv On his return
home , after heariug = o cho loss of his1
furniture , ho foundtthnt ono of the work
men had let somethiut 'fall ' on one of the
marble , slabs and brokvn it. llo thought
that he would fiimah. "tlio business , so ho
got a ijledire-hamm nd. Shi.iShed the
whole lot of martiloV'tiJlis.only spnaboy
thrco years of litfe'lf'titHC 1 > V to see the
fun , but stumbleM-'itndr'fDll on a'sharp
r > ice of , inarblo ifftedftiife' X.dangarous
"
"wound-oudiig ' inniq gjln 'USI'Kto\"it ! ; \ to
m"anho"o'dbitt' , ' > v'di < > arryHo ; his * grave1 an
ugly scar. XJA' . * ' " *
% A Now Steam Knjiln"c. >
From Science Considerable oxoito-
mentshas been directed of late in England
to tho'porforinanocs ot the Marohant en
gine , for which it is claimed that the dif
ficult problem of 'tho.return to the boiler
of steam which would otherwise bo
wasted , has now boon practically solved
by ' it. Several stringent tests have
been made of this engine ,
under the superintendence of respon
sible engineers previously unacquainted
witli.it , and the resultof _ ono of the most
recent may bo hero given : "The stated
effective here power of the , engine ( ' .KJ.U )
wusjhcreforo obtained at'tho expend- !
tueo of 0.803 pounds of Welsh coal per
horse power per hour- and wo hereby
certify to such ascertained result. " Tlio
boiler pressure was 241 pounds
per square inch ; the average
"
"vqoiium in the condenser , seventeen
inches , and the speed , 125 revolutions per
minute. The results thus obtained
work to a fraction over half a pound par
indicated horse power per hour. The
economy In coal is such that it is calcu
lated that the Peninsular' and Oriental
Steamship company would save 1,000
( S5.0CO ) per day by the use of such en
gines. As the condenser occupies only a
sixteenth of the space of an ordinary con
denser , it is adaptable * to locomotives ,
which might , saj's Mr. Marchnut. the in
ventor , to built to run 1,000 miles without
a fresh supply of water.
The .London Athonieum is authority
( or the statement that the pigment known
" " is nothing less
"mummy" moro nor
than your ancient Egyptain , his bones ,
his bandages , bitumen , and all , ground
up with oil. It resembles asphaltum in
its general qualities , except that , proba
bly owing to admixture of linen liber ,
the mineral oil of the ancient bitumen
lias disappeared , so that mummy is not
quite so liable to orack or move on the
canvas.
_
It is explained that the reason the
majority of women Wear black blockings
while bathing in the boa Is to frighten
away the sharks. At least that is what
Frank Stockton assigns as the reason for
wearing black hose In the water in his
amusing story of "Mra. Locks and Mrs ,
Aleshino. " Ono of the heroines pro
pounds as n fact that sharks never cat
colored porbonH , and ( ho nearest they can
como to being coloVeiljIn the water is to
wear stookings of a rfblo huo.
Catarrli Is a very "prevalent disease , with
distressing and ortcps oTsyiiptoms. Hood's
Barsaparllla gives rkily. cilef and epecdy
euro , from the fact gjaftJliroupli ; the Mood ,
and thus reaches crery part of the system.
" I Buttered with cal/irrlj flttcen years , Took
Hood's Barsapaiillantxl inm not troubled any
with catarrh , and my geocra * health Is mucli
lietter. " I. W. T..iinhLllstal | Cleric Chicago
ti St. Louis lUUroad.
" I suffered v. Itli cMsrrji c or 6 j cars ; tried
many wonderful cures1 , ' Inhalers , etc. , spend-
Ingncarly ono liuudrjIWftllfira without bcuent.
I tiled Hood's Sars wDla , ad ) was greatly
Improved. " M. A , AiuiBV , "Worcester , Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is characterized hy
llirco peculiarities : 1st , tbo combination uf
remedial agents j 2d , the proportion ! 8d , the
j > rocca3 of securing tlio active medicinal
qualities. The result Is n medicine of unusual
strength , effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hood's BarsaparHla'tones up my system ,
jmrlncs my blood , sharpens jpv appetite , wid
Ktcins to jn.iko me oter. " J , 1' , TuoiirBOX ,
lit-gbtcr of Deeds , J-owell , Miss.
"Homl's Bareaparllla beats all others , and
Is n ortli Its eight | n gold. " 1 , IUKJII.NUTOM ,
130 Uauls Street ) New 1'ork City.
Hood's-1 * Sarsaparilla
gold \ > r " 11 drufrglsts. Jl 5 sU for 5. Made
tmly Vy 0.1. HOOD 4 CO. , Jxmell , Mais.
1OO Doses Ono Dollar *
' - '
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SARATOGA , WYOMING.
These waters contain Iron , Pota ium , LI mo.
Soda , Mnitnesln , Chlorldo ol Sodium and Sul
phur , nnd nro a positive euro for oil diseases
arising from an lirpnrostiuooftho blood A cer
tain specific lor Kheuniatism.
Daffy Stage and Mail Line to and
from Fort Stee/e.
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Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 3O,000
II. W. Yatoa , President.
A. E. Toux-alln , Vine President.
W. II. S. Iltislics , Cashier.
mitr.CTous :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
H. W. Yutoa , Lewis S. lleod.
A. E. Tonxalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IS ON BANK ,
Cor 12th and Fnrnam Sta
A General Bankins ; Business Transacted.
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JJAKKJSJtS , CHICAGO.
QAUnO Of. Counties , Cities nnd others of
DUlluO hl h rrudo boiiBht nnd sold. Kastorn
ollloo OH Devonshire at. Uoston. Correspond-
opco sol telted.
telted.TRIAL jjnnviTA .
ill tettu i > I imlblul neii ,
TRIAL . > errou IlebUltT , Involun-
lirvLou * , , Lo t Manhooa.
.nd lliwlr.d .ff llo l TtW MCI | J Ih. i tr.t.toffic * .
lilt. A.O. OI.I.N CO. , o.l Ww
111. 1.00 per I'luLuee , BUfor
i rr x : a ED AJIB"
J- A llciino nnd Dav Sehool for Young
Ladles , lo-opens OUT. 1 Delightfully situated
n Georgetown Heights. I.aigo grounds. Kn-
re od ncooinmoilutloiiB.
Misti UAltLR , luiuasth Washlngto n. C.
_ jyCdOHdia _
DUFFY'S
TOWER TOT CURE. I
AN INVALUADLK TONIO
FOR FEMALES.
Seoarci nod Eitabll he Rteulirtty
or *
MENSTRUAL FUNCTIOHO ,
lltltittng fain and DtHrai.
AH INVALUABLE AID TO
NURSING MOTHERS , ]
la th. DUeliftrge of !
MATKUXAL Dcm > WITHOUT FATIQUB.
Fn jre BiMf In tba
CHANGE OF LIFE ,
I'nlntnein , Melancholy , Miirnlng |
fjlcbnn , tlio Trouble ) * uf
1'ri'ijnuiiuy Allot luted ml Cured ,
| T ASSIMILATES WITH THE BLOOD )
I * Jilttrilnted through every Teln ;
Strenytficiii ctcry Organ ,
It U prepared la ncrnrcUnce with ni djc l
l f. ( DUVJ-V9 J'L'ltK WAI.T WllttKEY
and MINT Ulcg cf tb < li.Rrcdlr.nla , > nd
Injeoljuilr comoltsf < * , < till rtces/niH
euraUet agtnclti.
, All ItlUri of Inqulrr will rtc lv prom ,
I ' < Urutlon.re < i of charge , t > 7 our McOltil V
prtmeat.
rrlue l.OO Vw DiUlt.
fen tiLutpv DBOoaurt AHD Dpt-r.u.
'
tftM > gtHUtHt uHAovt'UuSoltoietngSattinUi I
Hgnalvrt of
Salt Hilling Agtnti ,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Hard Wearing Suits , 85 , $0 nnd $8 ;
woi Hi double ( he inonoy.
,
? ! ) , § 10 , $12 to § 13.50 ; worth ono-
third inoro.
Fine Qress Suits ,
For 816 , $16 , $17.50 to $10.
Our Tailornnlc WKD1UKG ami
FK1XCK ALltEKT suits $20 ,
$21.rtO$25 to $ XS. Former price ,
$38 , $ XS to $43.
JFIXKaml JIJiAVl" OVJSltCOATS ,
for men youth * ami children , $2 ,
$ . 't , $4 , $5 , $0 , $7 , $8 , $ ! ) , $ W ,
$20 , $25 and $30.
BOYS' and CUILT > 11KNS' SUITS ,
7tic , $1. > 0 , $2.50 , $3 , $5. Worth
double the money.
OUli CWJOM-MADJl OVER
COATS , $15 , $ ± ( i.5O , $17.50 ,
$2O to $2-1 , $3O , $ X5 , $40 , $45
and $50.
The best Underwear , inillo and
Colored Slilrts at t/rcat reduction.
Our flats , of latest st/Ics. } from 5O
to $ Ilcss than usual price.
Our English titade Shoes , of the best
grade , at low prices ,
California and Oregon Cll\i \ Clothing
Flannels , lllankcte , Ducking and
Buck Gloves.
This is the largest ; rmd best assorted
stock ever brought to this state.
The Mamioth Clothier
1001 Fnrunm St. , Cor. 10th.
The only perfect substjtuto * 'orMpthpr'9
erfect nutriont'iri "ill Wanting "DlsoneeB.
Hoqulres no cooking. Our Book.Tho Cnr0
nnd Feeding of Infants , mailed free.
COLIDEK , OOODALB to CO. , Boston.
D.C.PATTERSON
OMAHA
OJilceOmaha National Hank , Jtooms
1 and 2.
-CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE ,
Bargain No. 1.
Lot with now 0 room Uouso ; cltyiviitor and
j-ns ; nice vlow , $2.000. 8100 ciiBli , linlunco $ - * > n
montli. Only ono mllu from postollieo , In good
locality ,
Bargain No. 2.
Flnolot on Virginia Avenue , $1,000.
Bargain No. 3.
Two flno lots uour 27tli iind Wobstorcnch ;
fl.'BO.
Bargains No. 4.
WobtBIUolota , nonrciitiiiing Inctory and ilo-
pot ! only f-50toaoo.
Bargain No. 5.
Two of tlio finest norcs In West Omaha for
Bargain No. 6.
An ncro ono lilocU from Canning factory , tWO
Bargain No. 7.
10 WushliiKton Hill lots for $3,000. Tlio best
In tlio uildlllon ,
Bargain No. 8.
0 ncro son West Dodge St. , 4 in tics from court
house. Tills will plutlntu 101 lots , and I will
Boll It for $7,000 ,
Bargain No. 9.
C acres In Ilonllcld , for iiluttlnt' , $1,59X
Bargains No. 10.
Patlcrfcoii I j-.rk Ac-res , &U5O.
IatU'rNnn Park AITCH , $100.
l al ! jnoii Park Acres , 8 ISO ,
I'lillcrsoii I arli Acres , 85OO.
Io t N lu Lincoln Place.
L.ol In Hillside A'o. 2 ,
* LotM hi Milan's add , So , I ,
Lois In rolsoia PJace.
WcM Klde.
Lois In Ifcuford Place.
Houses to Rent and Improved
Farms for Sale or Exchange for
city property , ( all and see
D , C , PATTEBSOH ,
Forfeit if not Havana Fillet' ,
A GENTLEMAN'S SMOKE
37-OCT. O OXH\TX > (3.
Thti Cifnir nlll prort mnrrctrnlri * nn < t n I br ttra >
( kclr niUcitlx-it In trcty town lor -ilrtltn bo * UI
fprrclato lit inctllsmil jiuihIInccordlUKlj.
SltOKti ET 3-SKXO JlOe ClOJLTt ,
AJdress DANQniRT BK03 , Mo Agenta ,
130 FlflU Avenue , - ClUCAQO
n. w. y
0. V. ( loodiimn ,
J. A I'ullur A Co. , M. 1'arr.
Choncy k Olown , M. 11. 1'owcll ,
KnhnACo. , Ham nirmworin ' ,
1'rnnk Harrott * Co. , HII IIM & Schmidt ,
Jiiuics 1'orsi tlio.
AND
A BURMESTER
, , Agent ,
1318 Dodge Street.
pedal Attention Given to Warming and
Yentiiatln of Building , Public
and Pivato
The HKSS AIll WAlt.MKK lm < ! no on\ml on
the inntkot for pouvr In lumtlnirnml RCONOMYj
IN I'lTUIj , linnl or ott coat. Wu onrrj- I nil
line ol r'uriiucoq nml llcntinir SIOMM , Hot Al <
ItuKUU'tsniul Vontllntors. UoiiUI lie iilcasoil
to mi\o tlioso In nnt of tiucli ifnoil ? to ciiilaniS
oxnmlno thum Tin OIK ot nil liliuli , lootltiR1
and KnttuiltiHT osthnnlos Klvon , ami an work
Ktmrantood. Core pondoiico solicited.
K nAOTmrTn ? cur ° w'"out modi.
A rliiil 11 y H , ci"l. . i > iLontoi | octo-
n. LWlillLl borlo. 18,8.
the moat obtlnatocnso In four days orloji.
Allan'tSolubleMedicatedBougies ' ,
No nauscoiiH do'Oi of cubobs. oonMba or oil of
Bandalwooil that are certain 10 mrtduco dyspop-
Bln bv ilo'tiorlnir tlio coatlnim of tlio stomucli.
I'rico $ I.M. Sold by all ilnnrirlits or mallrd on
roc-olptof julcn. For further pnrtlpulars ont
torclrculnr. T. O. Box 11W.ITTT \ T\
T. c. LL N * co. , ijllKK
v w * * *
KJJohnM. . Now York.
tuca tli-antivm &
Hnll'ord Siiuco makes your fooil moro
muiitious.
o. s. I BTTIS A ; co. ,
Wholcaalo and Ituta41
Fboctons , IlupfftcB and Koad Wagons , pot
cent saved lu buying of us.
laOS-UlO-iaii , Izard St , Oniaha , Nob.
Drunoh at Counoll
ESTABLISHED USED IN ALL
PARTS OF THE
WORLD
Cntalocupi nnd J'rlcra on application. Sold by
H ttio bi > 3t Cnrrlni-H Iiullcitr uiul Dealers.
CINCINNATI. II. H. A.
Oiblu Aclc'Jt-KS. COO CIN ,
SILVER MOON
DTSTEBPtBLOBAHESTIIUBIIIIT
10th and St. Mary's Avenue.
Now York oysters iccoiroil dally. Shell oy -
torsrxbBtcisiiiul clnms iilwujson hand. Fam
ilies supplied. HUSTON A O'NKl.
only ono In the vrorjd fronaratlnff
aconllnuoiuEltctriaif Mtigntlia
TV eurrrnt. Erlentlllc , 1'owcrful , Humble.
Comrurl l > le and FITcollTe. Avoid ( roudi.
Oy < rO.O < lIlctirfd. fcenilhtninpfol ' ' '
iLK : < rriiiu JIKLTH roil
Di. HORNE. INVENTOR. 101 WAOASM AVE.CIIICACO ,
art Xortli
s the pluco to arraiiffo for Milk , Ilutter , Cicutn
iiml rhec'xo , Tulopheno K > .
. I > . IIBJTC'BIIiVMKV ,
OIIU-c , 1.111 I'iir
. UOtli nnd C'lilH'oriilu.
Or tlio I.lqiutr Jfubll , ! < > * ( ( li
Curcil by AilikUiiMfrrlnir Ilr.
Hiiiitfv * Uiililcii Nltccllln.
It con be given Inn cup of corfui nr ( < without
theknoKluilKuut thapcritoii tuklnKlllaubulutolf
annnleiinnd nlll uITict a pfriiiaiiiuituu'l speedy
cure , wlicllivr the patlunt lilt moiler toarliikerei
ii > mcoiiollo wruck It IIM but-ii ( ( Ircu In lUou.
liu.ids of caset , and In every InsUu.conjicrli'i I cure
liaiifolluntd. it nrritr folU 'J'hs oyntemono *
InipiegnnU-d wltli UieHpoUJc , Ittccomeniiiiuttel
lmiKK lljty | | | fur the liquor apptitlla to ml t-
FOU BAI.B IIY I'OIU\VINO ) DUUaaiHTHt
KUHN A : CO , , Cur. ! 3tli unit Haunt * * , nnd
IHIh iV Onnilnn Si * . , Oinnlin , Nell. '
4. i > . 1'ovriiu Of itno. ,
Council llluirn , latra.
Cull or wrlln for pamphlet contulnlnK hundred *
o ? U tlrnoiilul.1 from tlm bct wucueu and men tiuet
aruol thncouuu * . „
MALT
h > l > irlallr IINtlllril fur
.tli-illrliiiil line.
THE BEST TONIC )
UNEOUALEDforCONSUMPTIOh
VVASTINQ DISEASES and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION ,
Dll. r.H\V L. WAI.I.INO , Bur
gtun In Cklrf , aUuull Ourc
ul NJwillui
"My Kllentlun HU called tt
roar Kcjltone Mult \ \ lil.kej tij
KT toiler , IJrupglit , of Trtutoa
mil I hare IIKH ! * fuw tattlM
with f r tetter tff ct tUin any *
| i t8 li J , I am mvuiiutixtloi
\uur irllrU In iuy ( irMticii , uu
tlud II very wlliUctt/rjr. "
or IVITATICJIS.
B &M Ibt ftUii luri *
IISKlll * UKNUK
or ntti. : ( > Q lb LttxL
EBSNER & MEHDELSOW.
( Itolf Afet | kr the V 8J
316.318 and 330 Rsxe 8L. Philadtbh- ! .
i Drug C'o.Genl AKuntsOiaati/
Kcbiuaka.