Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 08, 1888, Page 7, Image 7
THE CITY. . The thermometer ranged from 83 to 85 ut 11 o'clock Inst night. The Interim ! revenue collections yes terday amounted to $7,204.29. Mrs. Charles \V. Bergdorf died at JJouvcr on July 4. Her husband will bo iccnllcd hy many Omniums as tlio "bridge superintendent of the Union Pa- cillc when the family lived in this city. The cases of Her ot nl. , who sold beer on the fnlr grounds during the Into races , have had another continuanoo , this tinio until the Mth at 2 p. in. , whun the arguments of the opposing attor neys will bo heard. A runaway team attached to a light wngori turned Into Thirteenth street from Vinton , nnd had the thoroughfare to themselves the full length of the Htreot south of the bridge. Where they AUTO pulled up could not bo learned. There will bo a HUMS mooting of the grocery clerks at ! 1 o'clock to-day at G , A. II. hall for the purpose of forming ti strong organisation for the improve ment of their condition and to persuade employers to itbuist them in shortening tholr hours. Charles NVohrcr , to whom reference was made In last night's HUM. asserts the statements tnado by his brother's wife , nro false. Ho alleges Mrs. Wehrer 1 Miliject to Ills of temporary derange ment , and that her husband furnishes her with money as liberally us his means will permit. Two men on bronchos started nftor u runaway team on South Thirteenth blri'ijt hist evening. Opposite the Bar ker hoiiho both their ponies slipped and loll while going at a lively pace. One of the bronchos rolled over Us rider , Imt nftor rubbing their bones a. minute , both men rode oil , apparently unhurt. Olio of the ponies was badly cut about the mouth , Personal Paragraphs. Mr. G.V. . Wlrt , or York , is at the Windsor sorMr. Mr. Oeorgo W. Socvcrs , of Cheyenne , is in tincity. . Mr. .1. I ) . Kynn , of Standing Uock Agency , is ut the Windsor. Stute Senator , L. W. Colby , of Beatrice , was in the city ycatcrdaj. Comity Clerk Kouch is back in tlio city , having cut short Ills vacation. Mr. W. I' . Bui-mini , of Vogelenzang , Hoi- l.uul , was at the Millard yesterday. Patrick Egan nnd John W. Hollinan of Lincoln , wore in the city yesterday. Mr. A. W. Atwooil , of Fremont , and Frank ClmfTec , of Lincoln , were in the city yestcr- Uiiy. Uiiy.Kd. Kd. Fcnton , James A. Swope , L. E. Will- lams and Albert Helnshcimor , all of Glcu- v.'ooil , In. , nro itt.tho Millard. t Joseph Garncau lias declined to servo as | president of tlio Palace of 1'rodnets company , his business engrossing his time. The Ilov. II. II. Morse will preach in the St. Mary's aVcnlio Congregational church this morning anil evening at 10:30 a. in. No evening service will ho held. General Manager S. S. H. Clark , of the Missouri Pacillis Ims returned to St. Louis nttor a three-day sojourn in Omaha. Ho said lie wanted to go to St. Louis to jct out of the heat. Ho was accompanied by his wifo. ; Colonel Chase returned yesterday from Champion , Chase county , HSU miles west from here , where ho spoke spoke on the Fourth. Ho reports crops remarkably good , and that the heat ho saw wcro in Perkins nnd Chase counties. Mr. H. J. Fritts , of Boyd's opera house , nnd Mr. Tom J. Hutcson , of Philadelphia , leave to-morrow for a six weeks' pilgrimage through the west. They will touch at Salt lake , Yellowstone park , Portland , Frisco , Tucson and Denver. A Watch Thier. h Jack Seals , a negro , was arrested yester day , charged witn stealing a watch froai another negro named Peter Reed. Tlio stolen lon property was found on his person. Ho was tried , convicted and given thirty days in the county Jail , ten on bread and water. Licensed to Wed. Judge Shields issued the following mar- riugo licenses yesterday : Nnmo and HcHidcnco. Age. ( Dick Dickinson , Omaha. . . . . -5 | Christiana Olcsoa , Ouiuha "I f Gust Olson , Omaha 2. > | Thola Laison , Omaha -I A Volunteer lioso Company. The citizens of North Ouiuha held a meet ing last night to organbo a v olunteer hose company. J. J. Knight was chairman and HatMcClnrran secretary John W. Mc Donald was chobon flrumun. Messrs. Joseph Ht'ilmuii , James J. Hi own , Edwin L. Krlling , Milford James and C. D. Cannon weio appointed a com mil too on llnanco. The com- tuny was mimed after Edwin Sherwood. Bellamy Has HlH Wllo Jailed. Frank Uollauiy , the colored man who came oo near murdering Officer Bruce a few months ago , got into trouble again last oven- ing. His wife discovered him criminally in timate with another woman and wont for him in Into feminine style , pulling his woolly locks nnd biting and scratching him. Jlollamy called the police anil had her taken to the central imlico station. The poor woman , who is soon to become a mother , was f lightened almost to distraction at being put into a dark cell. Suildcm Dentil. E. P. Htissell , who roomed ut 317 North Sixteenth street , dled _ very suddenly about il o'clock hist evening from alcoholism. Ho was found by Dr. .f Kelso at b o'clock standing up In the comer of Ins room with Ins wh ole body in n tremor. The doctor saw that ho was in n dungcrous condition nnd did what he could for him. Hut ilojpito nil olTort.s Kussoll died in an hour. He hus been drinking excessively of Into nnd this v.'itli the hot weather is thought to bo the cause of his death. A coroner's Inquest was hold nnd a verdict rendered in nccord with the causes glvon above. Hussell was with out money and leaves a family in destitute circumstances in Ottawa , Kan. Those Presidential Portraits. TUB HUB acknowledges the receipt from Dickinson & Horne , sign painters , of n mam moth oil pnlnting of Harrison and Morton , the republican nominees for president and vice president , The canvas is 7xll ! foot nnd the portraits , which nro several times lit'o sire , arc most artistically executed. Huth nro faithful portraits nnd nro pronounced the bestyot produced by persons who per BOimlly know the candldntcs. The work was executed by George Horne , who is a young limn of rnro artistic lastu , and who , it hu would contlno his nttoution to art alonu , would win u reputation for lilmsolf. The pictures uro on exhibition at Tim Hue otllco nnd will probably uo good sen-lev la the Anotliof llailroncl Scrap. A party of railroad men drove L. F. John- eon , n 13. & M. special , from a South Tenth Btiect restaurant , across the tracks to the Burlington depot about 10 o'clock last night. Ono of them struck John ton under the eat cither with his list or u club , and another throw a shower of stones , ono of these bounded and struck Officer Byrnes In the leg , ami he Jlrod a shot nt the thrower. The assaulting party then turned tail , nnd u pass Inrf trula cut elf tlio officer from pursuing , Ono of tlio fugitives clutched the draw bui on the pilot of the pulsing locomotive nnd vaulted noroas the track. It was u daring thing to do. Johnson had left his revolve ) ot the depot while gene for his lunch. Ho la not hurt. The Templeton Company in Sacrtsil Concert To-nlitlit. A sacred concert will bo given by the Tern jik'ton opera company nt the Grand open liouso this evening , The progrummu wll .conslbt of the "Mikado , " perhaps the taosi popular of modern comic operas. It will IK put 011 with the full btronjihof the company Considering the weather the attondunco ui tlio Grand during the wcok past has bcei lurpe , and the fuel that the belter pooj'lo 01 the city huvo patronized the summer opera t Brattfylug. The tame company plays duriui the bulanco of the week. ' AN EASY VICTORY FOR OMAHA * Maroons Ohaao Lonthor in a Hot and Scorching Sun. NOT A. RUN FOR DES MOINE5. St. Pnul Shut * the Prohlnltlonlstq Out Sioux City Cnpttu-es n fJninc In , the Hrowcrjr Town II n Score ICxnclly Similar. Omahn 1-1 , ChtcnRO I ) . Yesterday was a great day for the Omnhas , because they won. And they woto It for Keeps nnd by hard slugging. When the Omalm team wins n game they win It bad , nnd tno way they kept Sam Morton's ma roons chnslng leather yesterday afternoon was a caution. Nineteen hits , four of which were triples and two doubles , constituted the slugging for the Omahans. Chlcngo hit ustallttlo and piled up thirteen safe raps , with a total of nineteen bases. The homo team played very well , only seven errors being made. .Too Miller Is credited with four of theso. While Joseph played n very pretty game , at times ho couldn't stop a clock. Burns made nn clegr.nt running catch of Hholm's long lly to left centre , nnd Shannon daubed glory on himself n foot thick by his stop of Hengle's tropical liner. To detail tow the runs wcro tnado would require a supplement , BO hero is the ofilclnl score : OMAHA. AH. II. 111. 311. I'D. A. K. Cooncy , rf Anniscf Crooks , 2b 5 3 4 1 2 1 1 Shannon , ss Burns , If Magle , Ib Miller , 3b Wilson , c Clarke , p j > Jl _ 2 _ 0 j ) JA o Totals 45 14 10 4 27 115 7 CHICAGO. All. II. 111. VII. I'O. A. K. Long , If Haurahan , ss 5 0 1 0 0 3 1 Lange,3b Bcnglo , 2b Schoeneck , Ib. . . . 5 1 3 0 15 1 0 Morlarity.cf MacCaulcy , o Ithocms. rf Dwycr , p 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 43 "fl 13 2 27 14 2 nr Omaha 0 1 3 ( i 0 2 2 0 0 14 Chicago 1 0 Hun * earned Omaha 3 , Chicago 2. Bases on balls By Clark 1. Dwyer 1. Hit by pitcher Dwycr. Struck out By Clarke 2 , Dwyer 1. Lelt on bases Omalia 5 , Chicago 0. Two base hits Cooney 1 , Muller 1 , Long 1 , Schoeneck 1 , Morianty 1. Three base hits Crooks 1 , Shannon 2 , Clark 1 , Moriar- ity 1. Double plays Shannon to Naglo to Wilson , Hnnnahan to Hengle to Schoeneck. Pussed balls Wilson 1. Wild pitches- Clark 1 , Dwycr 1. Time 2 hours. Um pire Hogan. St. Paul 1 , Dc4 Mninca O. ST. PAUL , July 7. [ Special Telegram to Tun BIB. : ] To-day's game between St. Paul and DCS Molnes was ono of the llnest exhibi tions of strategic pitching and supotb ball playing that has been seen in this city this season. Both pitchers were at their best , and tlio support accorded each was all that could be asked for. The solitary run of the gumo was scored in the first inning on a base on balls to Carroll , "who stole second nnd third and came home on Sago's wild throw to catch him ut third. Ho would have reached the plate in spite of the error , however , as Morrissey followed with u base hit. In the eighth St. Paul made three singles , but failed to score , Dtiryca being hit by the ball from Earle's bat while going to second , and the side was retired , with second and third occu pied. In the ninth , after two men were out , Quinn hit to center for three bases , but was caught off third by Keilly , who , when the ball was returned from the field , walked to the pitcher's box and apparently handed the hall to Duryca. Duryca resumed his position in the box and Quinn stepped off the base. Keilly , who had the ball under his arm , quickly touched him out , and the game was ended. The score : bl. I'AVI. . AH. n r. A. i : . Carroll , rf . Earle , c . Morrissey , Ib . Keilly , Ul > . Vouch , If . ' . . Murphy , cf. . 4 0 3 1 n Shafer , 2b . Pickott , ss . Duryea , p . 3 1 0 It 0 Totals . . 31) ) 5 27 21 0 AU. ii. i1. A. n. Truniey , cf . Quinn , lib . Stearns , Ib . Shafer , rf . Merion , bi . Alvord.Ub . VnnDyke , If . 3 Sago , c . Smith , p . Totals . 2S 4 25 * 15 1 i * ) Carrollout for interfering with ball ; Dui\\etx out , hit with batted ball , scout nv iKXisos. St. Paul 1 00000000-1 DCS Molnes 0 00000000-0 Double plnys Shaefer and Stearns. Basra on balls Carroll , Veach < 2 > , Smith. Hit by pitchers Can oil. Tin ce-baso hits Earle ana Quinn. Struck out By DurjeaO , by Smith t. . Passed balls ICarlo 1 , Suyo 1. Bases stolen Bv Carroll 3 , MnrrMioy 1. Left on buses St. Paul 0 , DCS Moinci 2. Time 1:10. Sioux City 1 , Milwaukee O. MiMVAi'KEE , July 7. [ Spro'al Telegram to TUB BKK. ] Tlio Milwaukee returned to-day after their disastrous trip , during which they won ono game out of nine , met the Sioux City team for tup llrst tlmo and were shut out. Homer was in the box for the locals S.L.ANDBKWS GO'S T STORE IGth ii Douglas St. S.L.ANDREWS & CD'S CLOTHING STORE 16th nnd Doug.as St S.L. ANDREWS & GO'S STORE 13th and Douglas St after nn nb cnco of three weeks on ftccqunt of sickness. Hoth4 Jiitchers did Roodlvork nnd up to the eighth Inninc Cach hnd been hit only twice safely. TJie Visitors fnnjlo three hits in the ninth , which secured the wmnlnRrun. The score : Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0-0 Sioux City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S ) l-l Knrncd nins Sioux City 1 , Bn o on bnlU O1T Horner 4 , oft Wells 2. Struck out SneodVhltoly , Hadcr. Double Jilnys Homer. Forster nnd Pcttle ; Wells , rlielan and Whllcly. Umpire Ureunan. Tltno 1:43. : f Minneapolis 7 , Kntisnt City n. Mi.v.SF.U'Oi.n , .luly 7. [ Special TelORram to TUB linn. ) It took ten Innings for the homo club to ilofcnt Kansas City , although tlio visitors would have won In the ninth , but for some smart work by Manning , who tried the old trick of running In from the coacher's box with n base runner nnd collided with him , causing him to bo put out. In the tenth an error by Manning , when ho should have retired tlio slue , allowed Mlnno.ioolN to miike four runi. Tlio score : MiuneupolK.l 7 Kansas City. . 1 002000000-3 HIU Minneapolis 7 , IvnnsasCity" . Errors Minneapolis' } , Kansas City 3. Huns earned MlnnonKltB | a , Kansas City 2. Two-base hits Ardncr. Three-base hits Johnson. Homo runs McCullom , Patton. Double iilu.VB Wulnh mid Hnwcv LJasos on balls llv Wlnkeliniiu ! l , by Mi-C.trtv 1. Struck out lly Wlnkclniiin 4 , by MiOartyfi. 1'iwscd balls DrotiKhton 2. U.iscs stolen Uy Hnwes , Walsh 3 , Urosnan , Hr.ullry. Kcft on bases Minneapolis 4 , Kansas City 8. First buso on errors Minneapolis 1 , Kansas City 4 Tiuio ! 1 hours. Umpire Powers. Yestcrtlay's Winner * In the National LoaRiio Contests. INDIANAPOLIS , July 7. Result of to-day's game : Indianapolis 0 4 Philadelphia..0 00000020 2 Pitchers Hpaley for Indianapolis , Casey forPhiladelphln. Base lilts Indianapolis 4 , Philadelphia 7. Krrors Indianapolis 4 , Philadelphia 7. Umpire Valentino. PiTTbiirwi , July 7. Result of to-day's game : Pittsburg 2 OOQ03000 4 New York 3 2000100 * 0 Pitchers Stnley for Pittsburg , Kcefo for New York. Base hits Pittsburg 7 , New York 11. Krrors Pittsburg tl , No\V York 4. Umpire Lynch. DKTIIOIT , July 7. Uomilt of to-dny's game : Detroit 0 2 Washington. . . . 3 Pitchers Grubcr for Detroit , O'Day for Washington. Base hits Detroit 4 , Wash ington 0. Errors Detroit 2 , Washington 0. Umpire Daniels. Ciucvao , July 7. Result of to-day's game : Chicago 4 00000000 4 Boston 0 00000201 0 Pitchers Krock for Chicago and Sowders for Boston. Base hits Chicago 4 , Boston b. Krrors Chicago 5 , Boston 1. Umpire- Kelly. American Association. CINCINNATI , July 7. Result of to-day's ' game : Cincinnati 0 00000000 0 Athletics. . . . , . . .2 0220001 * 7 KANSAS Cm , July 7. Result of to-day's game * Kansas City 0 1300008 1 13 Baltimore 1 3200021 0 0 ST. Louis , July 7. Result of to-day's game : St. Louis 0 00000003 3 Brooklyn 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 * 0 LOUISMLI.B , July 7 Result of to-day's game : . Louibvillo 2 11000212 9 Cleveland 0 00000000 0 TIJIUKVI3NTS. . Yesterday's Winners at Washington Park Course. CHICAGO , July 7. At Washington park to day the weather was ful&and the attendance ; largo. The track wits safpBfiti _ good but not not extra fast. Six furlongs Queen of Trumps won , Bonnie Bounce second * Red Light tliiid. Time 1:17. : Nine furlongs Yum Yum won , Amelia P second , Prose tv Ird. Time 1:5T. : Ono and ono-hulf miles Montrose won , Longalight second , Woodcraft third. Time 2:3T. : 2:3T.Seven Seven furloims Lcpanto won , Castiliau second , FistUb third. Time 1:2'.ij : ' . Seven furlongs Jennie McFailane won , Gray Cloud second , Hornpipe third. Time- One mile Badge won , Orderly bccond , Lelax third. Time 1-42. Moninonth Park Uncos. MONMOUTII PAHK , July 7. The weather was line und the track fast. Seven-eighths of u mile Inspector B. won , Bradford becond , Cambyses third. Time Three-quarters of a mile Favorable won , Wiuiluld second , Uiabolo third. Time 1:10. : One and onepwiter miles Bolvidere won , ISlkwook second , Kingston third. Time Ono and one-haif miles Sir Dixon won , Los Angulo becond , Prince Royal third. Tiuio-a : 7J/ . Three quurter.s of n mile King Crab won , Fulton second. Miracle third. Time 1:10. : One mile Longltniglit won , Golden Reel second , Housatonic third. Time l:4l-j. : : Steeple chase Rufeivo won , Bassanine hecond. Major Picket third. Time 5 O'J. ' John Henry and King Troublcr fell. John Henry wns killed and his jockey , Dickens , bcriously hurt. St. Paul Itiiccs. ST. I'AUI. , July 7. The track was in good condition but thu attendance .small. Ji.'JO pacing nice J , Ir won , Harry L. Bfcond , Bud Crook third. Jack Curry fourth , Best time ilslS'.f. 2:1S : trot Governor Hill won , Charles i'niMii becond , Lorettu F. third. Time U in' . , ' . Broke the World's Hpcortl. Dirni.iN , July 7. The visiting American tithleticb took part in the various contests at Ball's Bridge ti-dny and won several prizes. In putting the sixteen pound shot , Gray , of the Now York club , broke the world's record nnd took llr.st prize with u score of foi ty-four fi'Ct. FURNITURE IN WAGON LOADS f , t The Sche\rl6 Thieving Employes Playo $ 911 Dewey & Stono. LIVED A RATHER FAST LIFE A Wnrchousc-tho Base oTOperntlons Suites of Expensive lloiischoUl Goods Stolen and Sold By tjic Dishonest Heir . How ( ho Crooks Worked It. The arrest of John F. Qttlnn , Into In the employ of Dewey & Stone , unveils one of the most bold and systematic robberies known la Omaha for some tlmo. The other parties to the theft wore A. M. Smith ami Ham Henry , also employes of Dewey - ey & Stono. These young men have been carrying on their system of fraud for some tlmo nnd the exact amount of their thieveries Is ns yet unknown. They wore all ttirco of them employed nt the warehouse of the firm on Tenth nnd Lcnvcnworth streets , nnd their work was to unload nnd store furniture. For this labor they wcro receiving from S10 to $15 per week , nnd they con ccivcd the idea of Increasing their meagre income to n more princely sum. Their plan was something as fol.ows. Every after noon after cheeking the accounts the su per intcndcnt would leave. As soon ns ho left it wts the plan of these throe schemers to hnvo an express wagon on hand iiiul send furniture to any part of the city desired. The money they received for this went into their own pockets. The young Remaps paid their board at half a doren places with ilno household pootts , and sold suite after suite of costly and elegant furniture through' out the city for cash. Ono expressman , L. D. Woodbrldge , says ho hauled away , at their direction , live full loads of handsome parlor furniture , which ho delivered at points indicated by him. The lateness of the hour was nl- ways accounted for by the young fellows' stating that they had to hire a wagon oa account of the Ilrm being over- ° ro\vddvil ( h business , nnd tno goods were to bo delivered that night without fall. Some time ago , Hurry Winters , the up town salesman had his attention called to the fuel that these young men were living in a style which far exceeded their means. They all dressed in tlio hoighth of fashion , sported diamonds and squandered their money freely on the most high-priced drinks. Ono of them kept n fast woman. Mr. Winter was satisfied homethlng was wrong and very quietly in stituted an investigation ami was astonished when he discovered the bold system of rob bery being carried on and which they had been working for months unde tected. The further the matter was Investigated the moro complicated it booamo. Most of the furniture sold was to poor fami lies , upon whom the loss will full quite heav ily. In a number of cases the goods were sold on the installment plan , the collections being made by Henry. Somehow the young thieves got wind of the investigation and prepared to precipitately leave the citi' . ' Warrants were sworn out for their arrest nnd Quinn was captured ns he was on tflio point of leaving town. The other two escaped. Telegrams wcro Imme diately sent out in nil directions , which re sulted hi tlio arrest of Smith bv the police at Hastings Yesterday. Last evening Harry Winter , accompanied by Ofllccr Demp- soj , left for that city to identity the fugitive ' and bring him back. Henry was found at Wahoo and an officer was also scat after him. Whoa a repoiicr attempted to interview Quinn in his ct'Uie | was very reticent and refused to answer anything. He is decidedly iTcstfnllen. Ho was an old nnd trusted em- nloye of De\vcy' \ & Stone , having been with them lor o\vr three years. Such dishonesty on his part was" never dreamed of. The exact amount of the thieveries cannot nt present bo ottimntc.l but it will- doubtless amount to thousands of dollars. Tlio Uicyclo Tournament. AM TUIII > AM , July 7. In the intcr-stnte cycling tournament to-day Temple , of Chicago cage , won the bicycle race. The message boxes of Tin : BKK are proving1 n ureat convenience to the public. If you Duy LUM1JKH . without { jetting Jloajrhmd'a prices you will loio money. " Howe's new London bhows , by far the largest of all ton-cont eircuspb , arrived in Omaha this noon , and will open to night at 18th and Charles streets. They remain six dnjs. Dr. Hamilton \Vnrron , Magnetic Phy sician and surgeon , Room II , Crouiibo block , corner 10th and Capitol avenue. Chronic and nervous diseases a special ty. Telephone 014. About Tests. Tests of the petroleum-electric en gine described in the Chicago Daily News bliowu the consumption of oil to bo about 1.7 per horse power per hour. At this rate the petroleum engine threatens to be a serious competitor of the gas engine. Used for electric light- ing,1ror example , ono mechanical horse power of the oil engine can supply twelve corresponding iiiciuido.-- cent electric lights , or 1.7 tiints of oil must bo compared witn bovonty-two feet of gas , roughly , twenty-four pints of oil will equal 1,000 foot of gas. The nualitv of oil used cannot cost as much as 10 cents per gallon ; at that price the oil for the cngino will compare with gas at : > 0 cents per thousand. Tlioro would thus eeem to bo a wide lield for this ' - installations motor for isolatedolei'ti-iolijjht tions and even larger operations of the kind , nnd for every UMJ to which n gas oii"iuo can bo put , with the .special ml- Viinta o of being capable of employ ment whore gas cannot bo utilized. I5th and Douglas Streets. Guarantee to furnish the Best Summer Coat and Vest , in the city , for ! OR MONEY REFUNDED. Satisfaction guaranteed on those Men's Suits at Or money cheerfully refunded. Gent's F.urnish- ings at Popular Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed or money refunded in any case , at S.L.Andrews 82 Co. , and Douglas St. S.L. ANDREWS CD'S T STORE 15th and DouglasSt S.L. ANDREWS & CO'rf BAILIGHT STORE 15th nud Douglas St S.L.ANDREWS GO'S STORE .5th and DouglasSt THE SUICIDAL MANIA. Strikes This City in the Shape of a Suicide Club , t Poisons ami Suicidal Appnrtonnncca An Omalin Man GraphlunMr Portrnya Its Horrors No Moro Suiclito J'or Mini. It U generally known that this city contains onuof the HUM ! uniiino mul unronvt'iitlonnl of clubs , \otlilnct loss umiyv society for UuMiu en- UnuiiiKl investigation of methods fomhuilllmt otrthli mortal cull In the moit satisfactory man ner. The dull nlrenily 1ms n largo niMnlierslilp , ami numerous im'clmnlc-alcU-vlccs nml rhcmii'id romblimtlous on exhibition in their room * . One of their most potent clirmlrulsUprusMc ncld , thv mo.st rrtplil In it * nrtlon of any known ( true , one drop of which plnceil on the tmiininlli produce completuparnlysli of the until e nervous Mysii'in InsUlu of one mlnutu. Another called Aconite , to these ilt" < lrliig n somewhat slower dentil but Justus potent In its action , unit still nliotliorIilthiuny1iouscil byillpplmt iineeillo Into It ami passing Iliu noodle nniier the skin. Is suillclent to product ) Its elfect , Ills known ns Cumin or Inilliin uirow potion. Its composition Is unknown , lint U is obtained from ceitnln In dians of b'outh America , who illp the points of their nrrowM Into It , nud vrho oevi r Is even scratched by ono of them \ \ lillo \ \ A novel method of keeping the volsoii on the person \MIS shown. It consists of a very thin cup-uilo of class which runt ilus the poison , This rnpitilo h imbedded In the muscluof thn arm , on the In ner side , nnd the skin allow od to heal. When theiiot.sondettrtisto end his oxltteuco he only hus to cni h the cnjisule . when the ehemlral H Immedmtolynbiorbednnd does ltsp rfertMiik. . Kvuiy person desirous of joining the club must slum siiletdal Intentions , 01 nt least no antago nism to them. Tlioru are tunny cnnillilatoM for membership , nnd the utory of an ex-eandldato 111 no ( loiibtiimtva Intei-eBtlng as showing ono of the various methods of what might bu called impassive suicide or suli Ido bv neglect. Mr , Charles M. Dally , a wnronoiiso man , cm tiloveil uy the Helm MnmifneiurlnK company , ri'-tldlng at tlic corner of " , th nnd l.e.ivenworth streets , tells the following stor ) of himself. 'Tor the past two se.irs I have been Hi n pecu liar condition. My head seemed to bo aching constantly , especially between the oyi-s , ami my IIOSH would --top up , Hist on ono side , then on tne other , often both nostills. Then I began to notli e singular noises In my eaia lonriug or Iti7..lng Mmiids they ajipeivivd to mo to be , and hometlmes sounds like whlstlliiK and hammer- Ill ) ; . About this t.mi' my Duoiit iil.M > bocan to Klvc me a qreat deal oft rouble. I w onld iilw ny bo hawking und hemmliiK nml tiyhii ; to cleir" my thro.it , often ralilnulltllo hiirdlniuiis.somo- tlmos of a groeulsh.at other times of u yellowish color. "I would of ten have pains In the ehest. extend- IDC to the rl ht Hlioulder bludo.Vliondruliig n IOUK breath I could hear a kind of a wheozlnn nolso in my chest. And HtunotImos It wonld .seem to mo as If 1 was breathing tnroiiKh n Hponite I seemed toboablu to liuarthoalr imss liiK thron h. I began to fear that I wnsKOlm ; Into consumption I WHS moro ( Irmly couvinceu of this whuu before lon , I comuionced tocough n kind of hollow con h. 'Ilio sharp palm In my chest would extenil niouiid to the Miinllof my buck. buck.Try to prevent It ns 1 mlcht , I was forever cnti hints f re-ili colds. J never WHS without them. .Mmns would run fio.n my nose and quite fre quently my no-e would bleed. At my work I linvu to stoop o\er ijnlte fronueatly. mi'l when I did so I would heroine dlz/.y nnd uveryllitiiK seemed to swim befoio my oyes. AtidKhtmy sleep did not retreth me nt all , ntirt in the morn- ItiK I would fuel as tiled and luiuuld as when I wont tobed. " .My stomach was affected too. 1 wonld sit down to the table with what .leemedajjood ap petite , but after n mouthful or two my appetite would leave we. Kvorvthlni ; would feom to sour on my stomach. ' ) here wonljl bo almoit constant belchlnc , a dlsnuiueatile , bitter ta-to in the month , and at last 1 got so 1 didn't care tolook nt food. "I lost llesh nnd strcncth steadily , nnd from my ncragu weight of ITS pounds , 1 came down In eight to below ISO poimdK. " 1 vuis always feoIliiK tlrnil : had nonmbltlon. Kvery htep I took and whatever work I might do wns done with an effort , and after working a while or wulklnija block or two my head would perspire and my limbs would ache as if 1 had done some vei y heavy w ork. r " 1 came hero to Omiiha and brought my ca- tairhwlth me. In leading the dally pmiprs I i ead the ndvertlsemeiit of Jr. ) 51. Coy and made up my mind to try again. I visited his olllces In the Itamgo block some tlmo In April , and started tieatmeiit with him , and I giew better. t the start , and alter ono month's treatment , 1 felt so good that I went away on a visit , think ing that 1 would llnlsh the tieatmeiit after my retinn. I huvo no more symplomsof catarrh , and am. 1 think , entirely cured of it. 51 v nilvke to any one who Is suffering with eatairh. Is not to trltlo with patent medlchua , but to go to Jr. McCoy ut once. " "Do yon care If I publish t ls interview V" was nskcu 01' the gentlcmau who was Mil. CIIMlr.KS M. II.\IIV. corner 27th and J > avenworth streots. " .Vo .sir ; I don't cnio a bit. for I want nny one snllerlngas 1 was to have the benefit of my ex- jiorience , nml you can mv , too , that nil } ' one ilnnhtlng this Intel vle\vc.in Interview mo them- celves. itthey wlbhlt , by calling on me at that A Popular Hvplunation. Tlio imst ago might be called a superstitious one. The pieseut funiiiore properly bo culled an uie of sm prises , formally things once i Inssod uniong the ImiioHiibllltlus huvu now becomu everyday pos-.ibllltles. It would bo miporlluous to enumerate thorn. Jlul have wu reaelied the utmost limit. ' Ha\ewe ? I'Jiysldans who claim to make certain ailments of ttiu human body subiect 'on special study , nnd claim to bo aljle totnri'Hiiehillhi'mes , uro pronoun' ed by other soll'-sutlslledpiMctliionor-inspresumptuous ; but doe < their Haying MI make It so' The man who can come the nenrent to oxercomu the soeni- Ing ImnosMliilltles of others 1 * now nil tlio rngo , and w oil does ho or they desei vti thesnectMs they have labored so hard to nbtuln. Dr , J. ( ; ie .ip .MiCoy orhlsuusoc-l.Mi'.sdonot make claims to anything marvelom , Mtih HH laKmg the dmd and yhlngthem new life ; neither do thi-y i Inlm toglvo signtto the blind ; but by their new nud s-ientllle method ot tioatlng. atnnh tlioy have euied nmlilnimvrntarihhiis well as Jnonc'ilal and tin out ttoubles. 'I'h..v make > atuu'Ji a hie- Halt.v , bei anio ItlH one of the mo-it jirexalnnt and troublesome diseases that thupeopltiut this cllmutoniohelr to. Since Dr. MiCov and his nssoi lutes have located In this city they ha\e tieated with success hundreds of p < ir ons wliom oilier jh > > l''lans have told their dUenso was cliiHsea among the Iticnrnbli's. Do they not pub. llhh from wee < to week in the dally pjpein test- ! m minis from fiome of the m.iny iratnfnl ; iiat- ients , giving In each case the full nunio nnd nd * dress of thn IHIIMHH making the tttuti'innnt that thn doubting , nnd skeptical mav call nnd Inter. vlnw thOKid ( ] > npleinlorto\lHltliiKthoilo tor's ollico for consultutlon. The jieoplo advertlkeil ns cured ro by no means obxiuie or unknown , lint In the imilmity of cases aio cit-/in | well known by the linsini'vt people nnd conimnnlty ut huge , and U will morn than repay any one hiiireiingwltli'-atnuliulallectlon to visit thosn whoio statements aio published , or cniiHiilt With tlio doctor or his associates nt ) ii < olllii e. In this connection there i'un hardly boa moie Interesting subject tlmn tli ultimate etreits of ratjirrh upon the hearing , 'I ho pro * o < s < > snf this disease in poisoning the brent h. rotting aw ay thn delicate machinery of smell and tiihto , poisoning the. lungs , nnd the blood , nnd pacing into the stomach eufepbllng the digestion , vitiating the secretions and pointing the very fountains nf life. All this has peihaps been very generally dlscii'i-ed , linttho vpiytre < | iientelle < 'tofcitnrin of the note and tin oat upon the henrlnu has nol been touched upon as often as the uubjecl warrants. I'cmniicutly Ijooutod. Or. J. Cresap McCoy , late of Ilellevne Hospi tal. Now Voik , and his associates , lately of the Uulverbltyof New York City , aUo of washington - ton , T ) . ( ' . , have located permanently In the Hiungo Illock , Omaha , Nob. , where all curable cubes are treated skillfully. Consumption , llrl'ht's ( Disease , Dyspojisltt , Itheumatlsm , nud ull nervous dUeasei. All dUeasus peculiar to BOX a specialty. CATARRH CURED. Consultation at office or by mall , II. OOco hour ? , v to 11 a. in. , a to 1 n. m. , 7 to S p. w. Sunday Hour * , from O a , in , to 1 p. m. Coresnondence reeelres prompt attention. No let lord answered unless accompanied by I cents in btiumu. Addros * all mall to Or , J. 0. McCoy , Itatnge Itlock , OuiaUa , Nel . Agricultural i in p loin o n ts i CHtTnCHIUL PARKER , Dealer in Agricnltiiral Implenients.faEons . , C rrl goi nd Ilncgle * . Jmr < Ptrvet.botwtcnVlh&nil L i N i N GR&MET\ F co. . AgricnlturalImplcinentsJWagonsCarriages , Oaf Blc . Kit.Yholo la. Om h . PARL1N , ORENDORF & MARTIN , Whplciilfl DoKlrn In . Agricnltnral Inmlenicnts , Wagons & Buggies TOl , nn , nr , niJ TO ? Jone Strcot. Omnhn. P. P. MAST & CO. , Mannfactnrcrs of BucKeyc Drills , Sccilers , CulllTBtors. Ilnr HftVc , Cl < 1cr Mlll and I.ubnii lu ) . vorliom. Cur , llth mid Nlcliol > tittccta. VMNONA flvrPLEMErTTCO. , - Wliotp nl ( . Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons SBuggies r lh Anil yicliulm glroqta. OMAHA IinANCll. J. F. SEIBERLINQ & CO. , Akron , Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine , \V. 15 Mem ! , Manager. 13H l.f avcnworth t. . Omnlin . M O LI N E"M 1 LBURN& STOOD ARD Co Manufacturers nnljobbors In Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Elc , I'or. Wli nn 1 1'ixcltlo strccn , Omntin , Neb. Artists' Wntorlnla. A HOSPE , Ji. . Arlists1 Materials , Pianos anfl Organs , lil.l UouKlai Strcot. Omnh , Noliraska. Boots and Shoou. KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. , | t < ucco9tori to Hecil. Jones A Oo. ) WMesalcManufectarcR of Boots anfl Slices AEcntsror lloiiton tltibbor Sboo Co. 1111 ! , 1101 * HIM llitniiiy at. , Unmbn. NebranXa. W. V. MORSE & CO. . Jobbers of Boots and Shoes , 1101lllMlOi Douglm St.Onmha Manufttctorj-.aura. niorM. Bookaollors and Stationers- H. M. & S. W. JONES. Successor ] to A. T. Ken jon A Co. , Wliulrinlo \ Retail Booksellers and Stationers , Flno WciMliitf Stationery , ( Uimmorclnl Stntlancrr. lfi Dousliu Street Oumlia. Neb. Coffees , Splcoa , Etc- CLARKE COFFEE CO. Onmba CoITtfn anJ Hplcu Mllli. Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , Flavori'iB Kitrncts , Lnunilrr Hluo. Inks. Kto. Hl - lllil llnrniir f tmot. Omah . Nnbri > ki > . Cro kory and _ " * W. L.'wRIGHT. Agent for the Mnnafacturers and Importers of Glassware Lamps Cliimneys Crockery , , , , Etc. OtB cc , 317 3. l.ltli M. , Omtiha , NgbraJVo. PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN. Imuorturs and Jiibbers of Crcc'ierj , Glassware , Lanirs , Silverware Etc. Ull Knr.mm St. . New I'axton BulMlne. CommlBslon and Storogo- " " " "RID'DELL & RIDTDELL" Storage and Commission Merchants , 8peclnltlo < nuttor , F.tm , Cticesp , I'oultrj , Game , 1112 Howard Strcnt. Omaha. CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. . ( Successors to McSbnnc & SchroeJcr. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Umabn , Nobrnska. FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. Wboloialo Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision Jlercnant. CorrPipondcnce soHclteil. 10H Nortli 1Mb ctrcct , OmuU.i. Nub. Coa ! , Coke and Llmo- _ ' ' " ' OMAHA'C'OAL. "COKE & 'LIME cbT Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal , at ) South ntli Street , OmnbA , h'obrnika. J. J. JOHNSON i CO. , Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime , Anil hlnnor < of Coal , Coke , ronient , 1'lnftor , Mnio , Drain Tiln , nml Hun IT Tlpn. UDIrn , razlun llotul , 1-urnum tit , Onmbn , Neb. Tcloiilionu bll. NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . Shippers of Coal anfl CoKc , 211 South nth St. . Omaha.Nob. Goods and Notions. M. E"SMITH & "ccxT Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , 111Kand 110J IVxiglM , Cor. llth St. , Omolm. Nob. KILPATR1CK-KOCH DRYCOODSCo Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions , GcnU' Kurnliblni ; ( Ion-Is. Pnrnor llth mid HtH. , Onmha , Nebraska. Furniture. DEWEY STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , I'urnuiu Struct. Oiimhii. Nclinnka. CHARLE'S Furniture OiiKiliu , Nebrmka Crocorloo. PAXTON. cWLLAQHER & * CO. , Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , ? ( V5 , TIE , Wl and 711 B. 10th St. , Omnlia , Nob. MoCORD , BRADY & CO. , Wholesale Grocers , t ( h and l.earenworth StrofH.Onmlm. Nobnukn. Hardware. LEE. CLARKE. ANDRfcESliN HARD WARE COMPANY , Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , JJetnls , Phi'ct lion , ctiseuts for Howe Scales , Mluuil 1'onder and I.ynmii llarbccl wlru , ( imiiha , NiOmixku , H1MEBAUGH & TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Meclianlc * ' Tools oinl llutfaln Hrnloe. 11M Dounlai _ btraat. Uinalu. _ RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. . Wholesale Hardware , IDtii and llnrniir Hti. , Omaha. Nub. Wcitcrn Auenti for Auitln 1'owilprOo. , Ji'lTor iil : htucl halli , f'alrtianti Btaudai J ricalu . MARKS BROS. SADD LERY UO , Manufacturer * uf Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware And Loaihor. UUJ , lltli and lin Uarquy at.OmuUu , Heavy Hardware. W. J. BROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , O IJfjfc mrd re. r. . Hats , Oapa , Eto. W. L. PARROTTE& CO. , Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods HUT turner btrcet. Omaha. Neb. Off Too Fixture's. TUB BIMMONIH MANlirACl'UltlNU CO. Bank , Office and Saloon Fixte- ntloi. Sldrboardi , Hook Cnv > , Dru. Klxtur i.wal ! aii > .Vartltloni , UaUiiV | > .Cuunlip4. ) DucraaU Wluu Xtoleri , > llrrur etc Kactorj mud "Itlcr , ITU uuJ if-ti oulU ISlU S ( . , Oui Ua. TwItpUoui 1UI. Lumber. OMAHA LUMBliR CO. , All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale Uta Street and Union * TaelBe Tratk. Omaha LOlTls'DRADFORD , Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , Kto. Vards-rorner 7lh nnd Dourlast Ootnei till and I iugns. C. N. DIEtzr " Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , Itthand California StrooH , Omaha , Nebraska. Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc , , , , , , Corner h and DoiietnsSu..Oniaha. "TTW7HARVEY LUMDERlS"o7r To Dealers Only , Ofilre.liat Karnam Street , Omaha , JOHN A. WAKEFIELD. Wholesale Lumber , Etc , Imported nnd American Cortlmul Oment Stall ARunlforMlltfAiikon Urdrnitllo Cement and \Vlilt9 Lima. CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood Carpets and Tarqnot Hoorlnt , Pth nd ti.wkli\ Mllllnory and Notions. " " " I. OUERFELDE R"v"coT Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions W. 'InnnrtStlKmith llth Str > o . Ovoralle. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers of Overalls , Jeans 1'ants , Shirts , Kta. 1101 mul 1104 Douglas Street , Omalm. N b. Notions. J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ( S ) and Mi Scuth 10th St. , Omaha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholsale Refined and Lubricating OOs , Axle Grouse , Kto.Omaha. A , H. Bishop , Manager VINYARD & SCHNEIDER , Notions and Gent's ' Furnisning Goods , 1105 llaruer Street. Omalm. Paints and Oils. CUMM1NCS & . NEILSON , Wliulosnlo Dealers In Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc , Ills Firnam Struct. Omnha , Nob. Paper. CARPENTER PAPER CC. . Wholesale Paper Dealers , Cirrr a nice stock of rrlntlnc. Vf rnprliiK'and Writing 1'H ar. apeclal atunllon given to i-arloiul enl rn. Paper Boxes. JOHN L. W1LK1E. Proprietor Oiualia Paper Box Factory , NOJ. HIT nnd 1319 Douglas St. , Omaha , N I ) . Sash , Doors , Etc. M. A. DISBROW t. CO. , Wholesale SUnutactarcra of Sash. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings , Branch office , 1-tn and Ixard Streets , Omaha , Neb , ' BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds , IV'uldlngs. Rtnlr Work and Interior Hard Wood Ha- su. N. Ji. Corner mh nnd lAjaTuuwortb Streets , Omaha , tj'cb. OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. . Mmafacturers of Moulding , Sash , Doors , And IJllnds , Turning , Flalr-worlt. Hank and Offlco V\it \ tln * . 'Mill aad 1'opulaton ATOUUB. Printers' Materials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. Auxiliary Publishers , Dealers la Type , I'rosnps and 1'rlntern' Supplies. CO ] South l.'th Struct. Oiuahu. Rubber Cooda. OMAHA Rl/BBER' Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 311 Clothing and Leather lIultliiK. MM Kurmnl fllroet. Fittings , Pumpa , Eto. A.'ll. STRANG CO. Pumps , Pipes and Engines , 3tcam , Watnr , llallnnr nml Mlnlni ; Supplies , Eta. KM , Vi and Kit Karnuui btrvotVOaiaua. CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pumps , Pipe. Fillings. Steam ani Water p " - BnypUjfo Kooit 3t ( V * RI U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. , Steam and Water Sapplies , HI UallWar Wind Stills. 013 nnd OMFornam St.Omaha. , , U. K. KIMI , Acllnu .MannKor. 1(1 ( BROWNELL t CO. , Biigincs , Boilers anfl General Macliinery , Sliuotlruil Work Htenm ruinii * , Rnw MIMs , 121J-121I Ix'avonworlh 8tn-i > i. Omulm. SOOCIB. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO. . Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds CM n ml I'llJoni'iiHliwt Omnliu. Storage , Forwarding SL Commission ARMSTRONC , PETTIS & CO. , Storage , Forwarding and Commission , Branch Unu e of tlici IJo'rni-r JlllCKr O > . HujjclrBB vrliolcsulonnil rnlull. 1 H UlOiintl 1311 l nl oirout , O'uuUu. Tcluuliuuo No. 7W. _ Smoke Stocks , Dollorb , Eto. " * " " * H. Mannfactnring Dealer in Smote Stacte llrltcliluv > , ' 1'u anil Onni'ral Ilollur Iluputilnj ; . 13U Mrcfit. Omaha. Neb _ . , Browora. - ni sVbnz&iLKn , Lager Beer Brewers , 1S21 .Vorllt Vlirtbtconth Ktreot. Oniuha. Vt Cornlco. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John I'lMiiu'ttr , I'roprlctor Mt Dndtro unil 1UI unil 1' ' * North IKlh btroiil. Umnlm. Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS , Carter1011. . Vtov Muuufatlnrfr of nil klndi Steam Boilers , Ms and Sliest Iron WorK Works huutb.Utti nml II. .V M Cronhm. 0 IKON WOIIKS. Wrought and Cast Iron Building WorK , . Ilraii Work Qonoral KnuiKlrjr , MaoUlno -'iW rk OitUunint Wurki , U , r. Uf , iinU lith Mri'i'i , i > in.ihu. CTM"AKA WIRE If IRON WORKS , Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings ! > ik Hull * . Wliulow Ouarrti. Klowcr Hlnhj , Wlrt bU-nt.Ktc. IU Nortli Ktii ttlr' OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS , Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes F ulUJ ll Work , Iron unit Wlr Koncliu , Hln < . Hto. _ ( I An Jrovn. I'roti'r Cur. llthanl J u on tilt.1 CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences' , Railings , Guards an j fcu'oiii. for b.inl. > , oH ( iu.io.v . reil.lenco. etc , luiproruil Awtiln.-i. ] cknulili > la. liluciuuJ. . lllnrl mltli IVorki. Wlbuutli InliM. _ frvi A G H E R 'to L E AC H , Fire and Burglar. Proof Safes , We loots CI nerl Axcntt for I > ii'boU.H fe & Ick Co Vauiu uuJ Jail Wutk llli > araim ttirjet ,