I r a - DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBEB2118&T. ' 'V.
JUIXE PARSONS TAXES ARI
'r ' 'sna ant u Ob&ged He Deieuitcei the
' Council Committee.
tINAL ACTIONIS DEFERRED.
'x '
h Inmann PauDcr IIeiU.satLat-LIn.
coin omulal. fllsgrnced-No
tote fiftH Omc-Supremo
. . Dourt In Meuton.
: rvnon TIlE flE1'S LINCOLN BUimAU.1
The committoc appolnthd to Investigate
the charges preferred against I.'ollco
Judge I ¼ rsona reported at the Monday
evening scson of the council. A very
large tiumber of spectators wore In at
totiilitnco. The council committee that
took the testimony and hoard all the cvi.
donco agnInt tim police judge wore men
of honor and integrity and the general
feeling wae that theIr findinge would be
'tho result of careful and thorough and
unprejudiced Investigation , which fact
aided In making their report a subject of
espuolal interest. The report of Inc corn.
niittee went over In detail the dIfferent
epocificAttons In the charges , summing
up with the following recommendation
) that was the unanimous finding of the
cornnilttcu :
Your coiiiinitteo Iis carefully considered
. . the case l.fort it and recommend that ,
First-In view of the tact that Iho very
. questionable and Improper manner of tak.
, iig stipulated sums of money from gamblers
P. . atut others is an Implied consent to the vIe
latlon of law.
Second-'I'he receiv1n of money which
through careIe8suess or otherwise wus not
reootted and
'rliird-Tno failure to report the cases
, arising under the state laws , or to turn over
( fr.P the money or any pait thereof for aiiore than
- , twelve months and not until the lnvustt.
gation of the books was begun.
We therefore recommend that the city
council declare ths ofilco of police Judge
of the city of Lincoln vacant , anu the mayor
, be requested to liii tim office wills some
suitable pirson by appointment.
; - ' Al ! of which is respectfully submitted.
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ti This report was received , and on a
fliotion to adopt it the police judge ob.
; tamed the floor and addreseii the coun-
. cii. lie labored under great excitement ,
as the finding of the committee war.
ranted , but it is doubtful f his speech
: which was fiery anti eloquent , did
his case any good. 'Ilie evidence
had nil been taken weeks before and argued -
gued for houre by the attorneys before
thu committee , so the speech was a personal -
- sonal plea rather than ii part of the trial.
The judge denouncoi the witnesses upon
whose testimony ho was convicted in a
vorv bitter manner. It was lila oppor-
tunhy and ho improved it , but it Isdoubt-
ful If It improved his case for the report
of the committee was bnsed upon the cvi-
deuce and not upon the good or bad
character of the witnesses. When the
: judge in his excitement opened upon the
committee who heard thu charges lie did
himself and his case a positive injury ,
for the charges and intimations that L.
U. l'aco , , J. Z. Briscoc and L. W. Bil.
Iingsley had been bribed and bought and
corrupted in their lindings will have no
weight with the PUblic ' but on the contrary -
. , trary the Public will 'believe that they
t acted honestly and conscientiously In their
. linding and that money could not buy
'r ' them in this cao. The effect of thu
d speech will ho measured , not in the heat
of the moment , but during the postponement -
mont of tim case the present week. The
hitter language against time witnesses
will not make them any
the less aggressive and the
attack upon the council committee will
. bear no good fruit , for they were the
. servants of the council , and the council
.
twice appointed them to the work In a
legal point of view the case was beyond
4 nrgtimunt. The omrnIttco vaived any
: r' desire to reply to the chirges in any way.
: Cimncilmmin traham stated tbat the
coun l had no sunotion for the remarks ,
; and after short speeches from the attorneys -
, torneys for the prosucution , final
: action was deferred until next Tuesday
to allow members of the council to examine -
: amino the testimony taken iftliey desired.
4 , - ' , It was stated during the evening tI'at the
t attorney for the Police judge would argue
j that the council had no power to declare
- the ollice vacant.
.
; IIUL'REME COURT.
' ? The suprenic court met at the capitol
, buildimig yesterday at B a. ui. This Is the
adjourned July term. There are 254 cases
: to be heard this term coming from
twelve districts. As eitcii of these die-
, . . tricts is iissigiiod ii week's time anti the
soconddistrict twowcoks'theontlro tinie ,
, UI ) to the 1st of .January and to the open-
lug of the regular January term will be
occuijied with sesslotis of the court. An.
other fact that will tend to
delay in the disposition of oases
. - arises from the repeal of the law
. that required abstracts of eases to be filed
. ' . with the court. This neceieitatea
, tiio court examining the teetimon
- in cases through all the oha
U well as the facts at Issue and cannot
P but consume niuch time. Yesterday the
f call was for caaes appealed from the
First Judicial district and among the
attorneys in attendance at court aside
- from those resident In the city wore
. noted : Frank Martin of Falls City ; 8. P.
Davidson and 1) . P. henry , otTeoumseh ;
" ; 1' ' Ii. W , CaThy , B. V. Sabin and Z. K.
Grigge , of Beatrice , and John L. Web.
, stor , of Omaha.
11. P. Henry and A. M. Applegot werc
- . - . . admitted to practice.
The following causes wore argued.and
submitted : Stewart a. Schneider ;
' Richards vs. state , motion to quash ; C.
B. & Q. it. it. Co. vii. ICoarney Co. , mo
tlon to dismiss ; Mathews vs. Monroe ,
motion to disrniss Dawsor vs. Momad-
) . din ; state ox rei. , 0. & S. Ry. Co. , vs.
- Omaha.
- Court adjourned to this morning at
half past 13 o'clock.
OyYlCiAI. CRUELTY.
Tue man mentioned in yesterday's
liiu its iiisisnoand lying in a critical condition - .
dition at the city ) ail , died during the
: ( lily and from apliourancos Iargoly front
ileglect. lie was for.daye without mcdi.
, , L attendance , was butt tted. back and
, forth between the city and county jail ,
: , the strii'glc evidently being to avoid cmr-
. lug for U10 man rather than providing
a decent place In wInch ho could die.
The fault Is apparently so evenly die.
tributcu among a half dozen officials that
all will esemipu much criticism , and It is
a too common case of "juan's inhumanity
to man" that allows it man builded in the
image of the Almighty , because homeless
* and iielplcs and with a crazed brain , to
.4 . , die like a dog in a gutter. Those who
t . , , , know of the case miami vuro instrumental
' In time neglect , elio.ld follo the remains
: to ( Ito 1ottor'e ilelil , singing
"itattla his belies ov'r the stones ,
lie's only a pauper that nobody owns. "
Ni ) MOUE GAMES AT LINCOLN.
'L There will be no more base ball games
in Lincoln title season. Arrangements
have boon made by which the remaining
s . twelve gaines vilt be played at Topeka
and Kanns City , leaving the club to
ilisband and finish the season without a
.A . . return to Lincoln. The city has given
- j 4. . . poor patrontuzo to the natiommal game the
lust month and it has matte the syndicate
' tired ,
AIITICI..S Oil INCORL'OIiATION ,
: Time Northweitern l4Ofttt anti Trust
m _ company of Oinmtlmmt has tiled articles of
IncorporatIon with the secretary of state.
, ' , Time company willtransiiot agenormil loan
y1 .i . and trust business In Nebraska and Iowa.
. I 'l'liu citnhtal stock Is $ 'OO 000 The In
C btccli s H mlteti to thlflh
earnlngearetobeplsodd 1 * the .tvptis
fund each year. The incotporators are :
( ; cor&o Baxter ' J. T RoWnion b P.
Ilmsmmond J. 'MeL fit , John , Athen K.
Itiloy and kM. Ellis.
NOTARIKS I'IJBLIO.
Time folowhg ! notaries wore commis-
cloned yesterday : Joseph C. Swan ,
Omaha : Jo'oph I ) . Towell , St. Paul ; M.
Ii. McCullough , Elsie , Keith county ;
Arisen IL Iligelow , Grecley Center ; I ) . ii.
, Jenekes , Ord ; Marth J. lryden , Kear-
neys Archic Matthews , Plattsmouth ; F.
M. Vimberly , Curtis Frontlercounty ; F' .
M. Rublee , Mason City , Custer county ;
Ocore Ii. Rouse , Deer Creek , Madison
county ; A. S. harlan , York ; D. D. Dayis ,
l'itwiice City.
Testimonial From Assemblymnis Eu-
ward A. flarragh ,
State of Now York , Assembly Cnamber
Aibany , April 10 , 1S54. Some years ago 1
was thrown from a wmgon and fractured
two of my ribs. I was so badly hurt that
1 linti to Bit up in a chair four days and
nights. 'rime' fourth day my mother
Placed two Alicock's porous plas4urs over
lay broken ribs. Time next day my suffer.
lug diminished anti I was able to lie
down. I continued to imnnrovo overV'
duy. Two weeks after the accident I
got up and attended to business. 1 re-
nowemi the iuliisters twice : mnd found my
self almost entirely welt in a montliwhon
I sailed for England.
My wife is subject to periodlo hams In
time back that give her rest neither uisy
nor night , but in two hours after apl)1y.
ing two Altcock's I'Insters she cx-
periences relief , and In two or three
days she Is well. She also linde them
cflctive in neuralgia and rheumatism.
EtIWARI ) A. Dtmtimou.
Base flail Contracts.
Chicno Herald : Some weeks sunc.
, loliii 'b arm ! , a member of time New lurl.
base bail club contrIbuted to time col.
timne of a Now York PRPOt an exhaustive
article discussing the status of the base
bail player and his crnnloyor. 'I'hmo ar-
tide was welt written shapely and colic-
sivo In arrangement , agreeable in diction
and , from its openhmig line to time end , replete -
pleto with thoughthiimmcs and sense. It
may have surprised sonic people , not
aware that Mr. Ward , as welL its many
others of his craft , is a izentleman of
parts and education , to see such a pro
duct fronm the hi'nds of a tuna who nuakes
a iivng on the green diamond. lInt that
is by the way. On Sunday of this week
Mr. Vard and seven others , all professional -
sional players of base ball , gathered at
New york to form a series of demands
tllOli their employers for larger freedom
of individual action. As is very ener-
ally known by a public which is incurably -
ably base butilmiul , the base ball player
is at present bound to his employer by a
contract the like of which was never
known In time history of conipacts between
free men. lie is a slave. In cacti city
which nmnintamns a base ball club belongIng -
Ing to any one of the lieU dozen 'lengues
and missonlations" is a corpor-
atlon existing under state law ,
whose otlicera own or lease time public
grounds upon which the gaummes are nlayed'
mmd conduct all neceasary business ar-
ranuenients , including tIme employment
of piiI3ors. There several corporations.
nrc ummited into general associations , of
which time "National league" and the
"American associatton" are time most irn-
portant. All the latter arc bound to-
getimer under an agreement covering the
entire country , except time Pacific 8101)0.
The object of this national arrangement
are obvious. In base ball as elsewhere.
there is 8001)0 for individual talent. A
single PlaYer may , by tile superior skill
and agility , conmmend himself to time
base ball public that his services ard of
great value to biscmployers , lie attracts
spectators to the gaines and slectators
pay the mnonny-tho only money-which
enables time corporation to exist. Under a
normal arrangement , such superior players -
ers would find their places in time clubs
that were willing to pity tlmeiii time largest
salaries. But no such normal arrangement -
mont has beeim t.llowed to exist. The
allied associations arrogated to themselves -
selves , under what is known as the
"reserve rule , " time right to determine
absolutely whore a player shall work and
what the limit otimis salaryshmtll be. They
have ivi theirveryorganizatloim the means
to compel the enforcement of this rule ,
because each is bound not to employ any
man discharged by another. A fractious
player can , In it word , be boycotted anti
deprived of the moans of making a
lmvimg. This unpleasant position the
base ball player is bound to accept , but
up to this time he hmas not beemi allowed
to reserve any rights to himself. lie
may ho discharged without warning at
time caprice of lmI owner. lIe Imas imo
rights whiohtlmelattorlsboumt to respect.
[ 'ho eight players who met at Now
York Sunday drew up time following
schedule of what they consider a fair
revision of their case :
I. TIme contract shall state specifically time
entire agreement between Player itud
manager.
2. No contract shall permit a manager to
reserve a player for nmoro than live years.
8. TIme player shall have the option of
determining whether be shall be reserved or
no.
4. In case of the sale ore player to another
climb time rIght of reservation shall not go with
the sale.
.5. A contract shall be for a specified period ,
and during that period shah be equally bind-
Lug Oii both player and manager.
Fair-minded men will ace nothing in
these carefully worded demands that
offends justice or good taste. The allied
base ball managers ought not to disregard -
gard thorn. They have no moral right to
do so. They cannot afford to do so. If
the public has a right to Intrude Its views
upon the notice of any quariprivate cor-
poratlon It baa that right in the osso of
base ball corporationis. The base ball
managers have done a worthy service in
purging the national sport of dishonesty.
They have now the chance to remove the
taint of slavery. The public does not
hire slavery-it will not endure it. Tim
base ballplayer is a alavo : Free him.
Summer complaint almost Invariaby
cured by the use of Fred Brown's Jaunt-
lea Ginger. Got the genuine.
Hank Clearings.
The business at the clearing house yes.
tertiny was .517,25l.95.
, -ii WEIGi
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PRICE
CREAM
AKING
IOWERI
Itsstmperlor ereoliunee proven ma millions
homes for more thun a qtmartor of a century.
It is , msaI by the United State' Oovernment.
En.Inrse4 by time hbad5 of Sb. Grc.ftt ( Ynirorit
tie , ai the Strongeit , Purt.at and Most Ijoalt ii
ful. Dr. i'rica g time only Hiucinur Powiler that
dee not ( 'on.uin Ammonia , Limo , or Alum.
Boll *
, POWDER CO. ,
saw von CUIOAOO. ST. wee.
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ted - - .
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IL. .
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FALL suiiS
New Styles ,
4-Button Cutaways ,
Straight Cut Frocks ,
1-Button Cutaways ,
English V'alking Coats ,
Single Breasted Sacks ,
4 Button Cutaway Sacks ,
. . Square Cut Sacka ,
Double Breasted Sack
High Cut Pomberton's.
Full Dress Broadcloth Suits ,
Alt Lined with Silk , Sutiii or Serge. ,
1119 Farnam Street ,
Ilet. 11th cinti 12th.
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Omaha , September , 1887.
GENTLEMAN-We beg to call your attention to the fact of
our Mr. James Goldsmith's return from the east , and at the
same timeto the arrival of our
Fall stock of Genuine Merchant Tailor Made
Garments. We have surpassed any former display - .
play ever made by a clothing house anywhere.
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Prince Albert
COATS & VESTS
1)ouble and single breasted , in
imported fabrics ,
Made by some of the Leading
Artist Tailors of the Great
East.
These garments must be
seen to be appreciated , and
their beauty and worth are
well calculated to cause their
wearers to be the envy of their
frIends in their good clothes.
Misfit Parlors.
Three F1oor and Basement.
The statement in the space abe ye is a broad
one , but its truth is sell evident when you visit
the Misfit Parlors.
We claim and we prove that we carry the
finest clothing that tailors can make.
We claim and we prove that we allow no gar-
mentto leave the house unless it fits perfectly
We claim and we prove that our Misfit Garments -
ments cost no more than hand-me-down or
ready-made clothing.
We claim and we prove that everyone buying
from us gets more stylish and finer qualities of
garments than they would elsewhere.
'I We claim and we trove that we cater to ev-
yone's trade that understands a fine garment -
ment , and we treat the unknowing precisely
ihe same as the critic.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $ I5OOOO
"Wo do hereby cortll'y that we 8uporvio the
arrangornonte for nit the Molmthly Had i3emi
Annual lrawinus or Thu Louis1aimi Etato Lot
tery Company , and lii person , nenage and coo
troi limo drawings thoingoie. ammI that tim
amo arc Cofliluctoti with iioiiosty , faIrness and
in good faith toward all p'urtios , aund wo author
ho the Company to use this certifloate with faa
similes of our signature attecimod , In Its adver
tisemonts. "
COMIUS8IONEB.
Weth undersignomks and flankers wlU
pay eli Prizes drawn in The Louiiiana Stat.
totmoriee whlohmay be presented atour COUU.
( erg.
j. 11. OIJLESUY , I'ros. Louisiana National fik ,
I'IEititE LANAUX. l'rta , State Nutioni lEt
A. ISALDWIN , Pros. New Orleant Niut'ltiank
CARL IlOmIN , I'rog. Union Uational hunk.
U NPRECFJDBNTEDAFRPACTIOS !
OVER HALF AMILLION DISTRIBUTED.
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Loulsania State Lottery Company
Incorporated In i883.tor 2) yearghy the I.eg IMatura
for educutional and charitbie pzrpo.e.-with a
csj.iiiofiW.tXl-to ( whicu areservetundof over
I1f.Aba. iincl beonsdd. .
iien overwheiuulnj popular vote its franchise wa ,
made a pftrt of th. Drelentulat. ooo.titutioe adopisS
Dvcember 2nd. A. U. iai.
The onmy lottery over voted on and endorsed
byths poopleof any Mate.
It never scales or poatpobes.
Its Orand 51nie Number Drawings takeplace
monthly , and the Semt.Annua ) Drawinsi regu.
larly every six months ( June and Ioeomnberj
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO Wtr A
FORTUNE. Tenth Grand Irawiug , class K ,
hi the Academy of Music. New Orleans. Tuesday -
day , October 11 , 1887-209th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , 15oooo.
INotice-.TicIc.ts are Ten Dollars only.
Halves , $5. Fifths , $2. Tenths , St.
i.zs'r or riuizis.
1 CAPITAl. PIIZE 01 5150,000. . . . $ EiO,003
I GRANt ) I'JtiZR 0 ? W.tO. . . . WO )
1 ORANi ) Pitizit OP 2OiOO. . . . 20,000
C I.AitOR l'IIiZESOI ? 10.000. . . . 20,00J
4 LA1LUR I'LtIZ3 OF 5,000. . . . 20,000
20 I'IIIZES Ok' JOJ. . . . 20.000
so . ' 600. . . . xa,001
100 6 110000
Rio .4 200. 40000
f , . 100. . . .
APPROXIMATiON pflflPp5.
100 ApproxImation Prizes , of aoo. . . . .i0ooo
100 ' , ' 200. 20,000
100 " ' hOO. . . 10,000
, ij0oTurmlnai 'I CAb. . . 50,000
2,179 PrIzes amountIng to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AmipliCatlon for rate. to club should be OICU. only
to the nflIe Of the company in New Otleung.
For furtiipr lnfnrmottn write denny , giyinx full
adIrcs. POSTAL. Nr1'iM. axpreu money ortlerot
Xew York ixcIiago In ordlniiry InIte. Currnc7 by
o1pre $ ( at our ; , ,
Nw Oiui.CANS , I * . ,
Or 31. A. DAV1'IIIN ,
\YASIIINCT0N , D. C.
Address JfefJlaterei letters to
EW ORLEANS NATIONAL UANIC
Nzw OnitNs
1 ? E M E N : B E JTbat , , General. tb. Beauregard prsioro , and or
Early , who are in c.bnrge of Lb. drawingg , is a
autoS of absolute fairnsil snd intsirtiy , ( bat ( be
cbanOC.aroaliequni , and th.I no one can possibly
divmnewhataImberwiiidrawa i'rf , . .
B1CMJMliEII that th payment of ami prnos Ii
auARsNrr.lcn fly roira NATIOfAL 1IANKSOf SOW
Orleans , and the Tickets are .Ined by the president
otan institution. Whoa. ciisrteroi rights are r.oog.
aised iii th highest e4urtal thsrefor , bUWO oX any
imitstlong or anonymous schema ,
. Indigestion ,
. .
4.
' Sick Headache ,
\ Constipation ,
Inactive Liver.
The merchant planning businos scheme ;
The preacher struggling iirouign his ( homes ;
Tim statesman iii assembly hails
'l'bo , broker wild wiLl , "puts and calis'
' 1,0 oooi the blood and bra o time mind
Y1il Tarrant's Boltzot safest Ond.
Mention this paper.
v UNDEVELOPED
0f ( he bod7 enlarged and atreegbned , VUii ps2Uo.
alirs ( gisls4 ties. &h1 * D. CO. , buffalo. N. T.
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New York Pants
In New York they
wear wide pants ,
InChicagotheywear
them small.
In Africa they wear
none at all ,
But get there at a
ball. _ . _
1
We have opened the ball of
the season , but for the benefit
of our numerous customers
with their own ideas of how
to wear pantsw e have all kinds '
Tight , wide , Za'ge , .suiuil , straight ,
.jring bottom csiid Inee ; ants.
11(9 ( Farnam St. Don't ' Forget
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JEWS IN NEW YORK.
Their ltemarkablelnOreaso In All
Kinds ot Trade.
New York Star : % Vhat a strange fas
cinatiorm there is about anything concerning -
ing that ancient and wonderful people ,
the .Jows I Two of the most popular
books of the day are time never fail-
lag "Ben Hur , " and Luska's latest and
best "The Yoke of time 'rimora. " On all
New York commercial exchanges they
are seen among time most influential
members. In bunking their capital -
tal is set down at lO'OOOOOO ) ,
The clothing trade is almost entirely -
tirely in their hands , From Canal
street to Union Square , of time 1,200
Broadway fIrma over 1,000 bear hebrew
names , and the side streets are hilled
with their places , On a Jewish holiday
that part of the city seems deserted. Max
Woil is the richest Jew in the city , lime
liguro being estimated at 8,000,000. Following -
lowing him are forty other millionaires
of the same race. ihe Hebrew capital
in the cotton exchange Is over $6,000,000 ,
and of city real estate they hold at least
$100,000,000. An estimate of the annual
transactions of the wholesale trade of
New York done by Hubrcws put the
figures at $262,000,000. It is a strange
fact that there are comparatively few
Jews in Brooklyn.
Misery lifer Eating
Is avoided by dyspeptics who , guided by
the recorded experience of thousands ,
begin and systematically pursue a course
of hlostettor's Stomach flitters. L'orsms-
tenco In the use of this pure and highly
accredited stornachie , is the solo and
agreeable condition of the entire removal
of the obstinate forms of dyspo psia ,
no ss than a temporary fit of indigos-
tion. In connection with the use of this
specific , it is desirable to avoid articles of
food which individual experience has
ahownto be difficult of digestion , by the
stomach sought to be befItted. Each
dyspetio's past observation of his dlgos-
tim capacityahould enable him to be his
own guide and mentor In this particular ,
not trusting to any set of dietetic rules
too general to be suited to particular
cases. Biliousness and constipation ,
heartburn and wind upon time stomach
sour eructations , headache and men tai
dcspoudency , are among time concomitants -
itants of dyspepsma , and we put it to
flight by the Bitters.
SCANLAN'S ILL. LUCK.
lie Loses $2,000 in In 1'olcer-Dloo
Game.
San Fraticisco Chronicle : When W.
J. Scanlan leaves this city he will carry
away with him , to say the least , mixed
feelings , as his experiences of time last
few dayz are calculated to considerably
dampen the pleasures his visit may have
occasioned.bini and his hearers. having
a liking for a ruin-around with time boys ,
ho struck a snag the oIlier evening in tim
shape of a Itmhl blown gambler described
as a wealthy Tehmarna county vine-
yardist , Jack harvey , by name.
After his performances Scanlan has
ustmmilly paid a visit to the Occidental bar
room and on two or thmreo occasions has
reveled with varying luck in time pleasure
of tipping the ivory cubes. At first the
game was for $1 ; then the. stake was
gradually raised and green bills began to
litter the table. Although at first Scan-
Ion won , Ins luck with the alleged vine-
yitrdist changed and woo fortune as he
rniglmt she would not smile on him. Soon
his spare change wont ; thou his handy
gold ; then ho gave his I , 0. U. first for
* 100 said to have been cashed by the
hotel cashier , and timen for ninetcen smi. !
let I. 0. 1J.'s placed in the hands of the
happy Harvey. Finally Scanlan calcu-
hated that be haul enough , and retired to
his couch with a light pocket , anti perchance -
chance a heavy heart.
With the morrow came wisdom , and
when presented with lilt lintel bill , in-
chiding an I 0 U for $100 , he refused to
take up auythiiig more thau the total
bill ProPer. Miijor Ilooper gave Scan-
Ian the option of paying in full or bay-
lag his baggage , and the Irien singer
chmoie time latter alternative. Later the
nineteen I U U's were presented and
1ikewiso tepudmated , and now it me said
that time holder of the ' ? good for $1,900"
nropnsos suing Scanlan for the full
amou at.
Two gentlemen whmoclaimod , to have
witnessed the entire gitino , very kindly ,
called at thmo Chronicle office at the earnest -
nest solicitation of the gentlemanly mixer -
or of drinks , to assure the priss anti
timose whom it might concern , tlmat the
entire game was a perfectly square one.
That Scanlan shook hands with time
woaltliy vinegrowing Harvey amid con-
gratuinted him on hmisgood luck.
A few minutes after the last strains of
"Peek-a-boo" hind melted away in the
hot air of the Bush street theatre , and as
time humorist sketch artist smeared his
face with vasseline in the dressing room ,
a Chronicle reporter was ushered into his
; ) rpsence. The main facts of the story
Scanlan readily acknowledged. Ho.
however , stated that lie stopped the play
as soon as he found he was
being cheated and had fallen mu
with a professional gambler with
loaded dice. For all that ho was
reauiy to 1)iiY time $1,009 , but his friends
persuaded him not to do so , but to lilit
them outin the courts it they wished. fo
this he consented , and so saw Attorney
Clunme , in whose hands time case now
rests. With regard to the extra $100 at
the Occidental , Scamuban said it was an
I 0 hi put up by the gamblers , as there
never was any qumestionas to the amount
being $1,000 util told. Hmeobjeot in letting
the case go to tlmo courts Is to test the
matter , and prGtect fellow-artists from
being similarly roped In.
Pozaont.
No name is batter and more pleasantl !
and widely known than that of Mr. J.
A. Pozzoni. } or bars lie has made himself -
self famous by. the elegant perfumes and
oompbexionpowdor that bears his name
the latterha'ring found its way to the
belles of Paris ( lermany and London ,
Everybody admire beauty In ladies.
Nothingwilt do more to produce or en
hance it than to use Mr. Pozzoni' pro-
paratlons. _ _ _ _ _
The Efleol ot Baseball.
San Francisco Chronicle : He was not
at all bike other men , Ho never swore , lie
never gambled , he never drank. lie
went to church and would mmot even read
"She. " He was a good young man and
even his entire family looked up to him.
Ho wasalways very correct in his ian-
guago and he nevergot excited. But one
day ho took his beloved to a baseball
match ; she sat beido imrrn anti overheard
all time other men using slang and vulgar
language , and she felt proud of her beau.
He was very much interested In
the giuno. and ot more so all
the time ; at last it came a
critical moment in time match , all time
bases were crowded nuit there came a
chance for the third man to make the
homne-plnte. Time fool did not see it. lie
never moved. There Wits a thrill of sus-
pause through the crowd. The good
voungnuan was gnzinn'ln intense interest.
The crowd was silenbut excited. and in
the thrilling quiet tIme 'good young man
got up anti yelled at tue man on third
base : a
"You - fool ! Coipo for -'s
sakel"
Time girl got up when the shook had
passed away , anti saul stie guessed she'd
go bourn. The same old Adaimm In him as
in everybody else.
AU sufferers with stmi chronic allma n
its liver disease , dyspepsia , blood die
eases , coughs , consumption ( scrofula of
time lungs ) , and kindred diseases should
know thmat Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" is their best friend in such
deep nilliction , It comes to sooth ; alle.
viate and cure.
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Ornamenting a Cemetery.
Rabbi Benson is soliciting aid to ornament -
mont Pleasant 11111 cemetery , the Ha-
brew burial place for Omaha. It Is bo.
ceted north of the city , and Is naturally
a beautiful place. Rabbi Hanson desires
to-add some artillelsi adornment , and.
hence desires $1,000. Yesterday ho secured -
cured $300.
'Economy and strnegth arc peculiar to
flood's Sarsaparilla , tIme only medicine
of which "lOOtioscs one dollar" Is true.
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So fine , so soft , and such fit.
ting garinoiits. They show
the graceful outline of the
form and yet leave the wearer
perfectly free in his every
movement.
And in audi a great variety
every shape , everycolor , every
kind and every price. Why
don'tyou look at them ?
MISFIT PARLORS , 1119 Farnam
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DR. SPINNEY
S. E. Cor. 18th and Dodge Ste.
Successfully Treats a ! ! Nervous , Chronic and
Private Diseases of
WC = 1-
Ur. 5. is woilknown as the fouzmder of the
lfontm'oai ( Canada ) aledical 1lbtttuto ! and me-
i'rietor of the Sni0003'yIllo Iumtlrnaay. , ' .2iio or.
has bad 57 yoars' oxpcrlommco in the treatment
ofohronio and sexual tiieasts , and lii elton ,
being crowned by wondorfuil moieties , , imo would
cull tim attention of time alihiotod to his long
standing and well earned reputation us sulii.
cleat assurance or his skill and ability ,
NitiLvous iEISILITV.
Sponmntonrhma. l'mmrtiai Impotency nod all
discuses of tim nurvous systoum amid sezuai or-
gaas spcodily and porniammeasiy outed.
BLOOI ) AN ! ) MittX D1-IE.tHhS.
SYPIILIS-A diseao moat horrible In 1t result ,
-comnpiotely eradlcatod without the use of
mercury. Charges reasonable.
YOIJG MEN
Who may be suffering ( rein the elfocts of youthful -
ful follies or Indiscretlous , will do well to avail
thomnaelve of Omla , the greatest boon ever laid
at tiio alterof suffering imminnnlty. DR. SPiN.
NItY will guarantee to forfeit # 500 for ovary
case of romninil weaknoqa or private diseases
of unykiimd or character which ho undertakes
and falls to ouro.
MIDDLE-AGED ME1
There are nmany troubiod with too frtquoa
evacuations ci the bladder. elton accoompanioti
by mu alight smartIng or bnrnlng sensation and
weakening of the system In a mariner the pa-
( lent Cannot aceouat for. On oxammntmmg the
urinary deposits a ropy sotlinment will otton be
loumidaud sometimas small particle of Mba.
men wiii appear or the color iu of a ( lila , milk-
ish hue , again changing to a dark or to rpid ap.
poararmco. Tasita ARE MANY szar wile imia 01'
Thu DITFICUL'rv , ignorant or the cause , which
is the Second stage of swuinal weakness , Tsi
DocroawlaL auARAzf7Im patT , cuRs iN
Ai.i. mwcu cAsius. and a he&ithy restoration of
the gonlto-urlnary organs.
Oitloohoura9tol2a.m.ltoB.Sto9p. m.
N. U. Persons unable to visit us- may be
treated at their homes by correspondence.
MedioIne and Instruotions sent by mali' or ox-
prose. CoNsur.rAmnq iuo ovica , rIaomtAL.
LV emu BY airnia , rna
Send stamp for questIon list atul oirotmlar. ,
Call or address D. SPINNY k CO. . iOu S.
ilihetreet Omaha.
Nebraska Natiollat ilailk ,
. U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Oxz.a.a , ob.
Paid up CapitaL. . . , . . . . . . . $250,000
Burplu.s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42,500
IL W. Yates , President.
Lewis S. Reed , Vice-President.
A. E Touzahin 2ti Vice-President.
\v. H , . hughes , Cashier ,
DIIIECTOiIS :
v. V. Morse , John S. Collins
Ii. V. Yates , Lawis S. itceti
A. E. Touzitlirn
BANKING OFFlCE
THE IRON BANK
Car. 12th and Fgrnam St-s.
A General Baukin g iJuslmucss Transacte
RUPTURE CURED
hiy Dr. Snodlkore motlmta1 , No operation ; no
pain ; no detention ( room tuslumcss. Athtptod to
children mm , well nagrowli People. hiumidrodsof
autograph testltcnmals on illo. All btislnosq
strictly coufldontimui. Consultation free.
PROF. N. D. COOK
oem ( I , 1514 louglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
, IOLD N1DAL , PARIS , 1870.
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Cocos.
wa Warranted aloliiIely p.n-e
Cocoa , from which ( ho ezcc of
I Oil ha. been removed. It has ( Ares
thn.aate treagth ci Cocoa tutied
' with BUsrcb.nowroot orliugar ,
and is therefore far more econowl.
, c&l , coUng ira. than on. cent a
I j Is deliclouc , nourishing ,
strengthenIng , ealily dign.ted , and
oduninably adapted for luvaltda p. .
_ _ _ _ _ wall a. ( Or peraonsinht'aith.
' , Sold by tin. evrynbvro
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314 5. lJt ) , street. Omitnima ,
PItIYATE DESITENSAItY.
Established for the Scientific and Speedy
Cure of Chronic Nervous and Special ,
Dsoases ,
The Olil floliabla Specialist of many years ex-
c erioncu , trout , , with wendontul success all
UNO 'rahtoAT , OANCEII , PiLEH itS1'G
LA ltiIi'TIJRR , cured wmtiiout KthFE o
CAuSTIC.
Treat.ail forms o Throat Lung , Nerve and
fllo.i diseases , all Chronlo diseases and Do.
fornmitios far In imdvanoo of any institution In
thi , country. Thne who conteiumplate going to
lint Springs for the treatment of any Private ,
or Blood diseaocan te , cured for onethmrd the
coat a our I'rivate iIspensary , 314 South lath
street , Omaha , Nob.
RUPTURS 01mm-oct wIthout patti orhlnderanos
rem inisinosi.
L IDlES flythistreatmont a pure Lovely
Cuinpiexlon , free from .lowne.s ,
freoklrs , blaokhep.de , eruptions. etc. , LInililint
Rnd porreot health can be had.
Tbat"tired" fooling srndalifemalewek.
nesees promptly cured. Bloating Headaches ,
Nervous Prostration , Uoneral DebilIty Bleep.
leganeu , Deprei10on and Indigestion , tSvaniou ,
tiomihies , Inflammation amid Ulceration , Palling
and Dheplp.eenonth , Spinal weakness. Kidusy
complaints and Change of Life. Consult ;
old loctor. -
E YE AND EA R .mtlonof Acute or Cimnonlo the EyelIds Inflama or
( liobe nd tar or Near Slghtodnei , Inversion
or the Lids. Serofulous Eyes. Ulcaratlomis In.
lianmmustions , Abscess , Ilmne.e of VIsiono one
or both eyes , and Tumors of Lid.
: - InflammatIon of the Ear , Ulceration or
Catrrh Internal or External Dep.fnoss , or
laralysie , Singing Or Roaring noIse. , ThiolueneS
Drum etc
N EftYOVS Debility. Spermattirrbtaa , Boat-
lual Losses. NIght ICmnissions ,
1.osg of Vital I'ower. HItleplessness , Deanond-
anal , loss of Memory , Coimfusion of fdeas ,
Bluni. lhu.foro ( ho Eves , Lassitude. Languor ,
( iloolniness , Depression of SpirIts. Avorlon to
Hocloty Easily Dlseomragial , , Laok of Commit.
( ienu , iuil , Liptle , . , Ruth ( or StittY 0r huh-
fleas. and flumd lifu a burden , Baf.tiy , l'urgna.
nently and Privately Cured.
Dioae , Syphllls- dl-
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seas , . nmot horrible In
its results-corn mlatoly eradicated without the
mile or mnerutmry. Scrofula , Rrysil'oIas. ' Fever
$ ore , , lliotoluo. Pimlilos. Ulcers , pains 1mm the
head and liomee , Sy , imllltlc Sore ThrontMouth
end Tongue , ( kuilargement of the
Nocit. ltiiuunmimtism , Catmtrrh , eta. , l'ormnnontly
Cured WI.rm fltiinr hiiwo Fallod.
Kidney and hiladdor troublol ,
U RINARY
Weak flack , horning Urine ,
FreIueney or t1rlIlatln Urine higi , coloree or
imililcy edluionton stanilirmy , ( lonorrhats , ( Ileot ,
Cyatiti. , em. , prctnltly mund saloly cured.
Charges rcasonallo. , -
PRIVATE DISEASES Dlott poison
.oriereat taint
glt'et. stricture Seminal onh'ton , , loss of sox.
tiai Power , we,1cIIeaa of lImo omal , nrgarmlwnnt
of .lelro In male or fotaltie , wimotitor from lm.
l'rlidOtitiluthlta UI 70Ufl2 or I.OXIlltI liiiiilt , in
mature years. or any cause that .ioiilltnto , the
vexual I unctiona , apoodliy uud punlnumnontly
ouro,1.
Consultation free and trlctly Colilidommtip.l.
ldcdlcltiu 80th ( roe froun obiervatiomi b , all
Inns of time Ummitod Stales. Corrapondotmu.
receive , promnllt attontloa. No letlers an.
swtjrotj uimlosa auoomnanioI , , b7 four cents in
Itaml.a. tiomiil email , for pamphlet and list of
questions. Tarmac strictly caab. Call on or tui-
cress lilt. 1t'ELi. ItEEVES ,
No. Il4south Dtlm St. . Omaha , Net , .
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1rucombinid. tluar.nte.Jtb.
oaiy one lathe woniclgeneratlag
. acunticuous XlIM. .r Nags.Ij.
" - . current. bentmneiow.rtul ( , lJur.bl. .
Colafortble 51,4 reactive. AyoM frsud&
then ) ( mlgciired. ItendKt..mornrp.mpbls
AJ.a ( ) Ei.lmiitiu JLT $ * FoIL JIIMEAMLM.
Illi. HUI1NE. hatino& . ills Waltshl * vt. . Vocc0.
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