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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1888)
THE CITY. DTho internal revenue colloutlonB yes terday amounted lo$70'J. ! ! Maggie Littleton complained atpolico liciidqiiiiftort ) yesterday thiitu Bohemian girl minted Mary Ccohenterntl her room nt Ute Croifrhton house , Thirteenth and Capitol avenue , nnd stole a gold breast pin , J-l.lIo In money , a tmlr of HIOOM ! and other goods. The Bohemian girl dlsap- pcurud and up to a Into hour could not bo found. Tito Venezuela Development company linn ( lied articles of incorporation with the county elorU. The capital block IB $0,000. , The incorporatorH are George J. Paul , David K. Archer , Thomas U. Min- ahan , W. N. McCandlish and Samuel C. IJotlnvoll. The buHine&i irf tlio raiding and handling of live stock and the pack ing of mcatH. I'jiranrnplm. S. M. NoviiiB , of Kearney , ts In the city. C. M. WKK , of Hcutrico , H lit the P.ixton , C. W. Knirely , of Ashluml , is at the Mil- Inrd. Inrd.Miss Miss Or. Van Alia luft yosterdny for Chi- Mrs. II. A. Leo , of Hcntricc , is u Millnrd guest. A. I' . Htulgcr , of Lincoln , Is a Paxton gut-st. Joshua nail .1. M. Cox , of Hampton , wcro in the city yesterday. W. C. Hiiyfonl ami I ) . J. Strolit , of Uel- grade , iiro at the Wlrulsor. John I ) . Neliuli and J. C. Crawford , of West Point , : ire in Omaha. K. T. WrllsitiKor. J. C. Cummins and John Oivln , nil prominent cltlicim of DCS Moiues , were Oinuhii visitors yesterday. S. A. Crone , of Uhicat'o. district superin tendent of the Wii ner Sleeping Cur com pany , was in the city yesterday. Thomas Love , of Fremont , L. O. Scolcy , of Scribner , K. Williams , of North Head , and Huoh Shrop , of Hulo , were in Oniahn yester day. day.L. L. C. Hurr. of Lincoln , M. L. Kalin , of West Point , M. A. Mut/iwr , of Ueutrico , and I. . T. CulUiim and John Mearsloy , of Fair mont , were Omaha visitors yesterday. Mr , A. H. Cunningham , one of the proprie tors of the Now York Illustrated Nown , is in the city in the inteicst of his paper. Mr. Cunningham h one of tlio bright men who left Kicluud K. Fox after the Sullivan- Mitchell lib-lit. That'H . Building Inspector \Vhitlock is determined upon enforcing the ordinance providing for safety railings and guurdfa about trap doors and elevator slmftH. to Mlnncuiioli' ; . Jaclc Gullcisun , chief of the Omaha fire department , will go to Minneapolis on the Hth to attend the convention of the lire chiefs of the United States. Cholera. U \TTI.C CHIIK : : , Mich. , Angunt 8. A man named Hopp , who registered at the Harkm house as from is'evada , O. , died suddenly yesterday. His symptoms gave rise to a re port Unit ho died from astatic cholera , and the people are greatly excited. Physicians at o investigating the case. Murrlatrc Licenses. The following imirrmiro license. } were is sued yesterday by Judge Shields : Name. Residence. Ago. ( Win. II. I'olloclc , Colic-go Springs , In..1 : ! I Li//io liuiloy , South Omaha . 23 j Kdward L. Ives , Manning , I.i . ! is ( Lola M. Tucker , Omaha . ti'J ( David Harnett ( coloied ) , Omaha . ' ! } \ Efflc Sparks ( colored ) , Omaha . 18 Wants Information. Coroner Droxcl yesterdao received a letter from T. Myrick , of 903 Kdmond street , St. Joseph , Mo. , in which the subscriber nsks for in formation concerning otioof the trumps smothered In the car of grain some weeks ngo near Vutan. The description given by Mr. My nek seems to tally with that of ono of the unidentified bodies , nnd is probably Mr. Myrick's bon. Coroner Druxol replied hy referring the writer to the coroner of Saundcrs county. The Livery Men Combine. The liverymen who , us announced in Tun Bnu several days ago , have raised the prices of carriages and hearses for funerals to the cemeteries have induced two more livery firms to Join them , thus making the number seven. These have formed an association , the meeting , for that purpose being held yesterday in Sherwood's ouico on Thirteenth street near Farnam. The gathering was a , secret ono and resulted among other thinga in the selection of oilicers , tlionumesof whom , however , the combine refuse to make known. Where Are the 1'otitionn ? "I see hy Tins Hun , " said a contractor , "that the council has lot the contract for the paving with cypress of Eighlccenth and Sev enteenth streets , between Farnam and Hur ney , as well as Grace and another street , to Uegan Brothers. That w.is not right , why should there bo any discrimination in favor of cypress ! Why not give stone and cedar pavers a chance on those streets ? No peti tion to p.ivo thorn with cypress was over filed , and every contractor in the city ought to have been given a chance to obtain the work. " _ Will Omaiia Accept It ? A well-attended meeting of cltizona of Florence was held Tuesday afternoon to consider the subject of a large park at that place , as already referred to in TUB BIIS. A long discussion ensued , and finally a commit tee , consisting of Hugh G. ClAVlr , V. G. Lantry and M. HciiJricks , was appointed to confer with the city council to ascertain upon what terms Omahn would undertake to ac cept a largo tract of ground for park pur poses. The laud in view comprise1) eightv acres of thu most diversified and beautiful Jslnd in FlorcDve. AV1LL DEM AN II A 11I2AU1NG. Tlio Discharged Union I'iicillu Conduc tor * DUmitibflctl Other Hems. The recently discharged Union P.imllo conductors nro very much dissatisllod re garding their dh > inisul from the company's Borvleo without any cause being assigned , and will , it is said , go to Suporlntemhuit Dick inson , who returned homo yesterday from Denver , and ask to bo reinstated , or given the reasons for their peremptory discharge. Nothing 1ms as yet been said concerning the cause for this action on the company's part , and the men are not fueling exactly right on the subject. They claim that the only infer ence to be derived by the public in regard to their discharge is the idea that they have been "knocking down" a portion of thu re ceipts , and that in this light the case now stands. No other cause can bo ascribed. The onicials of the road have never im plied thnt , and douotless uovcr will. But there seems to bo uu impression among the men that Superintendent Blickinsdorfor Is the solo cause of the trouble. This is not BO. According to report , the auditor com plained thnt the men weio not turning in satisfactory reports. Hcnco the d is missals. The committee or body which waits upon Mr. Dickinson will doubtless got but little satisfaction. An oltlcial of the Union I'uclno yesterday stated that there was no doubt m the matter at all , the men would not bo reinstated , nnd that the Unloa Pacific re served tlio right to attend to its owa busi ness. ness.TUeio has been some talk of putting the matter in the limids of the Order of Hallway Conductors , nnd rumors of strikes have filled the air , but from information gained by a member of the order .ye.iitirUuy , tuch notion is doubtful. Tlio conductors realize that tliny are not strong enough to make a fight ami wtille they would like to hoar an explanation of the Union Puclnc's action will nut make u fight fcr it. Soveial conductors from other trains have boon put on their old nine. Conductor Jackson of the dummy service has been put on be tween Omaha and North Plntte. a-Nrbf link * Assncial ion. A jn acting of the Kansas-Nebraska passen ger ftssociatiou Visiiu session iaPssug r Agent 'Francis1 office at B. ft M. headqunr- tcrsyestcrdiiy. Aniony those present nro Pas senger Agent Duueek of the Atchlson , Topeka - peka & Santa Fe ; Mulliimn , of the St. Jo seph & Grand Island : Caldwell , of the Mis souri Pacific ; Jlnlumn , of the Chicago cage , Kansas ft Nebraska : Buchanan , of the Fremont. Elkhoni .fc Missouri Valley ; J. Walls Scott , of the Union Pacific , and John Francis , of the B. .t M. The meeting Is held , as usual , with closed doors , and only mich mutters as the associa tion may deem expedient will be given to the public. 1'lipy May O > mn to Oinalm. The convention of delegates from the var ious lodues of locomotive firemen meets in Mncon , Ga. . on September 'J5. T. D. Kinney - ney will represent Overland lodge of this city. Among the many important questions that of selecting a place for the next meeting Will bo considered , nnd Mr. Kinney pro poses to make a strong effort in behalf of Omaha. Ho Is very sanguine of success. The sessions usually last not le s than ono week. Nearly OUO delegates attend the meetings. A Hallway ConlV-rcnoc. Some time ago It was announced that the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul road would advance the salaries of their passenger con ductors to 150 per month. This movement was decided by the management of the road as an inducement to the men to refrain from acting in any other manner than perfectly square , and , In fact , leave no temptation In their way. A committee consisting of one conductor from each division , at the request of General Superintendent Miller , met in hin oflico and talked the matter ' over. \Vluit the result of the conference was It is as yet impossible to st'ito. but it is presumed the arrangement w.is satisfactory to both parties , and that the salaries will bo raised. Spikes. B. L. Lomav , assistant conernl passenger agent of the Union Pacific , who has been cast for a time on a vacation , returned. Car 010 of the Union Pacific was .sent east Tuesday night for President Charles Francis Adams and Director Ames , who will visit Omahn during the latter days of August. While here it is expected that some action Will bo taken in regard to the removal of the piers under the Union Pacific bridge , as also on the question of a union depot. Drink Malta for the nerves. A FiNiVNCIAIj INSTITUTION O * ' flIACJNI'I U11K The Anglo-American Mortjiasjo and Tru-t Company Open in Omaha. The Anglo-American Mortgage and Trust company. biici'Os-t-or to the well- known nnd old established house of Uuriiluim , Tulloys & Co. , of Council lilutYs , has opened nicely furnished ollices on the ground floor in the Ramgo building , corner of South Fifteenth and Hartley streets , with entrance at No. 10.'i South Fifteenth lreot. There is probably no house in their line of business in the west bettor and more favorably known llian Messrs. Uurnluun , Tulleys & Co. They wore established twenty-live years ago and have since done biibinc'&s in Council BlulTs , besides having several branch ollicos. On July 1 they incorporated their business under the name of the Anglo-American Mortgage and Trust company , and have removed to thirf city , recognizing Omalui as a center of vast financial and commercial strength. Colonel L. W. Tulleys is president , J. N. Brown , vice president , and , T. V. Mc Dowell , secretary and treasurer. All being of long connection with the old establishment. The company has ample capital , and this , combined with their long , success ful and conservative business experi ence , is a substantial commendation to those who desire dealing with any one in this lino. Branch offices will be continued at Sioux Falls , Dak. , and Hastings , this state. Ono of the conveniences which will bo appreciated by the public is the fact that they always have the cash on hand , thereby avoiding the delay necessary in sending applications for loans east to be approved before cash can be advanced. Loans are made on city and farm property , and placed at rates of inter est ranging from ( ! to 10 per cent , ac cording to the security furnished , and any amount of monrvy can be obtained with proper security. To its loan and bond business the company has added a savings bunk de partment aiid solicits deposits. Upon time deposits interest will bo paid. THE UKAL.TY MAUIEET. Instruments Placed on Hccoril Dur ing Wwterdny. J ) KIper to J Klpcr , mid ' 4 lots 1 and 27 , \lk li ! , Kountre .V Untii's add , u . $ 3,700 0V I.yimm nnd wifu to William Itonnn , lot U , ) > lk . ' , I.yman pluro , w (1 . 60 < ( leorgo WManstli > Iil tol.aiey , V Ilenson , lots 1 1 und 15. ulk * . Orchard Hill , w d. . 3.UX ) A I. Nlolcls and -\lfo to ( .buries Nleldi , lot" ) , blkrt , Hunsroiu place , wrt . 4,500 Otto Slemssen to rt liempliill , lot fi , Slems- seu'b place , vr d . The Patrick l.ntid Oo to W N Allen , lots 1 to 11. , including , bit : 118 , UuuOeu phtco , V1 1 . S Von Wlndhelm ft ul to ,1 E Wilbur et nl , n H f t lot 5 , Dlk 151. Omnhu. w rt . 1R.OOC W.I Wn.onor to public , w lt'3 It lot U , luttlo'HBubplat . C it Hunt und wile to W J Wagoner , n ! ft lot ID , blk ri ; , South Omaha , w rt . j.fiOC It II MclCuley und wife to ! ' M Ullls et nl. lot . blkll. Walnut Hill , w (1 . . J.EOC Weit I'iirnruu Ktrcot Ilutullnf ; ARS'U to V M Kills , lots U and U , blk 15 , Highland place. v d . 1KX JohuT Flack and > \lfo \Vllllum I , Mo- Caitue , uuil i > ' , Va sav p'.a'-e , < i f A . A .1 liorold to 11 Hcrold , uu * . / iol IX' , tliv 1 , Hhlun'H add , w d . A Itoo.l and wife to H (1 farmer , lat 7 , Millet 'A bub , w d . gM 13 Soreiison nivlvito to \ \ ' T I > S\'ood. \ lots 17 uiul III , bit 3 , Hadfonl place , vd . . . . 1,600 W H Uobblns , irujti'o , to v 1'iuirolo , n VJJ it of o ! . ' . ) tt in w i > urt of s e 17-15-U ev.d. . l.COJ Clins Corbet t uml ivlfo to J K'auutohnr , lotsl to0 , inclusive , bllt ! i , Afchlmul purk.qcd . 3.000 J KuuutsliBv to John Hogt' , lois B-l nnd 27 , Ink : \bhlstncl i p.irk , w il . i COO 0 It T/bi'liuck ct ul to J II IJvnus , ( JllxlTJ ft oriot 3 , L'upltol mid to Ponth Omaha , wrt . ecO ( J A KitiKol to J 11 Van Cluster , lut ai , blk ti. Hun'-coiii place , w il . 31-00 I'.l CorrlKun , trustiio , to J H llowo , lots 4 , 0 nnd n , blk V , Corrli.iri place , tr A . 1 80) noi'iutersouetnlto H Nebel , lot ii , blU 2 , KoUom jiUci" , w il . s > i W T 1 * Wood nnd \ \ llo lo H Bvenson , lot 0. W ; 8 , Klvu wide , w il . 300 ti I.lwlmilbt to i : M fti'uberg. lots 1 to 7 , UJ to l. UllcK Host ) Hill , q oil . -MO G I.lm'.qiUst to 0 M Oleben , lots 7 to 11) ) , blk P. llf > e Hill , fC | A . I ! M Stfilbarg ot ul to ( } A I.tniVjulst , IOR | 1 to 7 , nnd 3) to SO , lilk ( ! , Itose Hill , n o it 4.2X ) O I.liujulst to A J Smith , lota 1 to 7 uudJ lo l , blk7 , Ito.sBlIlll.qcd . < ,3-0 lieu publishing Co to Il d llulldlnK Co , parcel ol ground of lot 0blk 124 , Omaha , Wil . 50,0(10 ( T\venty-cight trttnsfers.ng I'ornnts. The following permits to build wore is sued ypsterdrty : Mrs , Catherine Kennedy , Improvements. nll y between Vatltlo and AInson. near CO 1'oppletou avunue 3000 DC I'uttornon , cuttuui' , H , near Cnldwcll. 700 Alexander Smith , cottugo , Albvit near ICiivau JOG J .1 HutUn , cottage , 'ISvciity-third near Mason 1200 Spi'ijcer Otla , double twivstory frumu real- ilente , Tweuty-Urst und s > ponitr ; 3.BOO Six permits nggreifiittnii , | s,5W Children Cry for Pitcher's ' Castoria. When B by WM ilek , we K TB her Caetortn , When ihe WM a Clilld , the cric < l for CaitorU , Wtien ilia becktne H'M ' , tha clunp to OutorU , Whtu she bad Chlldrtn , Ue gave tbvm CMtocl * . THE SOUTH 0)1 ) AHA BUDGE I Lnmontnblo Lock of Plro PrOtootion at Albright. FESTIVE PORKERS BOB UP AGAIN. The Primaries on Krl lay Hot Times for HntiimocH Tlio Olllecr Was .Justified < V Now Itank. llnlldliiK Notew. A Cry From Allirlutit. "Kor one , I've paid the city of South Omaha $1,000 in less than twelve months , but t don't sec the city doing anything for UH , " said a leading citizen of Alhrluht ton HEI ; reporter.'o have ono or two mem bers In the council who don't forget ua , and wo won't forget them at election time ; but , everything wo have iislcuil for has been voted down. If thu city moans to keep on like that , they will find that wo have a lot of lighting men. In the last two months , wo have hud five houses burned down , and no liydr.ints , water-service , or llro-bripado to help us out. The last llro was Tuesday , and wo had to carry water from our wells , but wo could not carry enough to save ono poor man from losing his homo. If the city will see that the mains arc extended and If they tfivo us a fuw hundred feet of hose wo will take care of this rest. " Knquiry at this engineer's odlco led to the statement that there was no reason why Al bright should not have a water service , pro viding that the Water Works company would lay the mains. It was also learned that now is the proper time to lay them , as within a week or two Itallioad avenue will bo paved , and as that is thu street they would traverse the p.ivini ; would have to be torn up. If the matter is properly presented to the council nnd the water company , it will no doubt bo attended to. Politics. South Omaha politicians are settling down to bnsinc s , and will apparently have a hard row to hoe. In the democratic ranks the packing-house employes are bound to have one of themselves in the legislature , and are endeavoring to have the delegates to the county convention pledged to his support in advance. Thu str.iiifht democrats object to coercion und wish the delegates to KO unpledged. Amoiitf the republicans opinion is also divided , and two factions are kept busy tryinjr to outwit eurh other in the choice of a ticket , with Webster and Cou ncil respectively at the head. The united labor party is working harder than either of the others , and is at least united , with Van Wyck as their first choice. Notes About tlio City. Top price of boss yesterday , 0.5' ' ) . Ueceipts up to noon yesterday were sixty- seven curs of ho s and thirty-six of cattle. Thu newly instituted lodijo of Foresters hold their llrst regular meeting last night. Up to noon forty-live s iloon keopera p.iid in the requisite $ ' . ) " > for their license for the balance of the year. Ono or two signified their Intention to ipiit thu business and fif teen are yet to bj heard from , and the police spend the afternoon in interviewing thosu fifteen. The republic in primaries will bo held on Friday next between thu houra of 1'i and 7 p. m , at the old school house , Twenty-seventh btrcct. A suecial meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will bo held in Hunt's hall , Thursday night. All members are asked to attend. John Leonard has signified his intention of suing the city for damages for false impris onment , but those who witnessed thci arrest say that it was entirely justifiable , and that John made use of langu.igo quite unfit for the ears of the ladies who were p.isaing Ins fruit stand nt thu time. The city tro.isurcr has paid ? 0,000 cash for a full lot on the corner of M and Twenty- fourth streets. Thnt means ? 100 per foot. While preparing to removed tlio building formerly occupied by City Treasurer Oeary , a portion of the basement caved in , and nar rowly escaped hurrying homo of the work men. Fortunately , no casualties were re ported. No police court yesterday. South Omaha is on its best behavior just now. S. K. Hriggs , of the Kxchango hotel , has loft for New York on business. Dr. Ernhout will keep bachelor's hall for a week or two. as Mrs. Ernhout has loft lo visit friends in Minneapolis. Miss Ida Hlock is visiting friends in Vail. Charlie McIJcth 1ms given up liir , intention of going to Chicago , and has accapted a posi tion with the firm of George Hurk & Fruzer at the stock yards. AlbrijAit is still growing , and among the recent improvements arc two elegant resi dences built by J. F. Coots , of Omaha. M. O. Kuhl of Iowa , is about to occupy a new store on Hellovuo road for a hardware store , and within a week E. U. Russell will start a livery and boarding stable just west of the track. Free Excursion Sleeping- Cars , via UNION PACIFIC riAILWAY.betwoen Council Bluirs and Los Aiiureles m-e run daily. STIIjti ON TUB STHIKK. TIic Omaha Stone Cutters Will Not Give Up. A special appeared in yesterday's Bnc from Kansas City saying that the stone cut ters' strike in that city and Topeka had been declared off. Inquiry was made among the ntono cutters of this city and it was ascertained that the strike was still on nnd likely not to be clcclarcduff. The news of the action of the strikers in Kansas City had not reached the men in Orexel & Foil's yaids , and they did not know xvhnt the stonecutters iu this city would do. Ona man said the _ strike would not bo declared oft in a " ? al' unless the union got wimt they wanted. Mr. Blake , of Noreross brothers , the Now York Lil'o building contractors , hiid ; he did not know whether the strike was off or not. Ho said he hired a number of men Tucsdayjbut did not know whether they wcro union men or not. DUATII CEUTiriCA.TES. An Olisolcto Ijaw to Ro Kcvlvcd and DoclorH Will Sira ; in Future- . An ordinance passed m 1870 , when K. II. Wilbur was mayor of the city of Omaha , provided that nobody should bo Interred within the city limits until a permit signed by the secretary of the board of health was giveu to the cemetery guardian. The law bus been iiractleulbyvobsoleto , uml has never been enforced , but MOW It is learned that the management of Fermi Laxvn propose to in sist upon its fulfillment in the future. It has been stated that the undertakers of the city would take u stand against this pro ceeding on the ground that it would put them to additional expense , but such is not the case. The undertaker has noth ing to do with thu mutter. U resta entirely with the friends and relatives of tile deceased. When a death occurs it is the duty of the physician attending to till out and sign a death certifi cate stating the cnuso of dissolution , which certificate is taken to the undertaker or di rect to the superintendent of the cemetery , who Issues a burial permit. The physician is also required by law to report the case lethe the secretary of the board of health. This latter provision Is not at present com plied with for various reasons which Interest only the physician and the .secretary , and which are in substance as subjoined : 1. That no physician relishes the Idea of slpiltit. his name to a death certificate. A doctor who has attended a case which has resulted fatally will in nine cases out of ten neglect this duty unless absolutely compelled to attend to It. ! i. Hccuuso the secretary of the board neg lected his dtltv In demanding a compliance with thu law. The action of the cemetery people in refus ing burials without permits will , it is said , result in the enforcement of thu law as re gards certificates of death. Thu reportingof deaths to thu secretary is a matter which he himself will have to attend to. The UNION PACIFIC was the llrat Trans-Continental Line. FOll THK MONTH Ol < - JULY. Statistics from tlio lie- ports ol' OllielnlM. Several city oflicors presented their re ports for July to the council Tuesday evening , and the following points of general interest arc extracted from their vulumlaoUHiioss : tlcorgo C. Whitlock , superintendent of buildings , reported : Hiillding permits , 1M S-lilT.Wl ; liousu-movinu' permits , 11 $ ys. Meat Inspectors llickstein and Furr re ported condemned and removed meats as follows : IJeef , ulxmt 4SI. ) pounds ; pork , about 7CO pounds ; mutton , about W 0 pounds : Jlsh , about 4'n ; total , ( i,45t > . Also 15 do/en shot pigeons , 4S bo.\es of green berries , 44 boxes peaches , 10 boxes blackberries 41 crates of cubbagCH , 1 ! ) bunches of bananas , 3'J water melons , fit ) two bushel sacks of new potatoes , II largo cheese , 100 pounds. City Physician llulph returned : Deaths , 1ST ; in First ward , ! ( ! ; In Second wa''d , ! ) } ; m Third ward , 10 ; in Fourth ward , b : in Fifth ward , Ui ) ; in Sixth w.ud , : is ; in Seventh ward , SI ; in Eighth ward , ll ! ; in Ninth ward , 11 ; under ono year , 11U ; from one to two years , 17 ; under live years , I'--J ; by violence , li ; by iliarrhua , 7(1 ( ; by heart disease , i ) ; sunstroke , li ; old age , 5 ; number of births , 1. > U. Police Judge reported : Cases tried , 1,407 ; city fines collected , ? ls2h.7i ! : city costs collected. § 1,011.50 ; total , ? Jb10.'J5 ; state lines collected , Wl.M. The UNION PACIFIC carries the United States Overland Mail. IMiACLNU HOMS. MOVCH Mail < by the Horse Hallway Company for Business. Frank Murphy , of the horse railway com pany has left New York on his way home , and will reach Omaha in a day or two. Ho has visited a number of eastern financial centers , and in one of tlieso places ho offered for bale i GO,000 of horte railway slock , the intention being to enable the company to convert the road either into a motor or a cubic line. There is u division among the leading members ol thu company as to which propelling power should be used to supplant the horses , some favoring the cable while others prefer awaiting the perfection of the motor , because in eucli nn event a line would cost but 10,000 a milu , whereas a cable would cost $100,000. They will act us BOOH as possible. Tlio long-promised additional curs on the Thirteenth street line were put on yesterday. They run only seven hours , however , at morning and night. The lust car leaves the Vinton street barn at $ : 'M o'clock at niL'ht as usual , and a person caught iu that region after that hour has to walk. The so-called Missouri River termin als of the UNION PACIFIC are Omaha , Council BlulTs , St. Joseph , Loaven- wortli and Kan as City. MONUMKNTAh MAKllLK Proposed In Memory of General IMiil Hlieriilan. Of all the cities in the union Omaha is the first to make a move toward the raising of a fund for a monument for the late lamented General Phil Sheridan , and Postmaster Gallagher is conspicuously instrumental in this luudublo enterprise. His idea is to form in this city an Irish-American Shcri dan Monument association of the United States , ana a meeting for the purpose of effecting such en organization will bo culled after suf- licicnt time has elapsed for the matter to bo made known throughout the country through the press. Alrcadj cominunications have been forwarded to prominent Irish-Americans sol iciting their views upon the project , und all the principal newspaiwrs are requested to give the matter all the publicity possible. No contributions will be received until after thu organization of the pioposcd associa tion. Soda Springs , Idaho , excelling all the Spas of the world , can be reached only by tha UNION PACIFIC. A DIM B A MIM2. Bimcral Says Coburu Ma ; Charge it ' Trlixs. County Attorney Siincral put in his time Tuesday afternoon in regard to the fees Sheriff Cobutn is allowed to charge the county for conducting insane patients to the state hospital und incorrigible youths to the rcfoim school. The sheriff charged the county 10 cents per mile for the work , und the commissioners objected to paying it on the ground that it was too much , and , bo- bides , wus illegal. The county attorney sub mitted his report on the question to Mr. An- dorbon , chairman of the finance committee of thu commissioners , in which he stated that the law allowed the sheriff to make the charge objected to. This is the only part of the report Mr. Slmorul huu under considera tion. 1 Burlington Burlington Roure CBRCR.R ? The Burlington takes the load. It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska * It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can feaye Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250. Depot on Tenth Street. or SiiAiimiv's idiAiiv .MAI i : JH-STMin 1'iiisTKii * . In tin- hoi si ( luring the Hummer uu n'lis.that tliuiomiiy benodtl.iy lupiompt- ly ii'Uouug Midili n iittucks of PVFRY ( hnliTii Morlms , ( 'amp. ' ( olir , LYLill enl othpr\l ilcnt p i sii'sullitig tiom ovcriiu.i Ijunco u dite.i PAMII Y 1 Hilts , f.f\lo \ fKutablLd , Iced iHltllLI Brinks , liroiim. ( . A-C. 'Ih-s- 1' a-t.-isa ervadj forlnmud ntu U.M..IU y repics ntthoviTj best nuiiUty ot imistiud , und nun-r full to act pum.itly. Sold by hAVt KUT.V \ ? ' tries to impr-h" upon imtrous A the Importun o o Keeping the " air of the sli'V room pure und 1111- lontiunlnated. Jills cuul > done ny Hunting HrimoNii'imioi , Kwii.i.hHhlch will quickly render the ulr pure , tresh und in vigorating. 1'ut up Iu neat tin lioxu.x and s > oU by Druggets at 21 cents , or sent post paid by aiiMiUHV Ar .liillv-o.N. N. V DON'T SCOLD a man for groaning when he has Rheiimati'-ui or Neuralgia. The pain is dimply awful. No torture in the aticiout times wus more painful than thute twin dl eaei . Hut mightn't a man to be blutned if , having lUieu- niutism or NturulijU , lie wont use whcii it hascured Ath-lo-plio-ros , _ thousand * who have suffered in the game way 1 It has cured hundred * oflcr physicians have pronounced them incurable. "Tlio iJ.il ! of firs phfulritni emH not care me of Ithimuttum which Ilia Kttlxl in the iilpn. neck n < l shouldn ; . Bo Intemw W H tbn I ! n thut le p wn lmost mipai- ml.te. Tlw Ur l iL a of AtlUouhoron TB mo relief , and tli * ihlni ti l > l mo to iJtwp for four nd a ll lf hours witllout mMnf. I cnntlniiH ] tt ii o nd im no H. " llEV. H. II. TIIOYEB. New Alb Dy. Ind. wilts fur the beautiful colored pic- tin i1 , " Moorish M.ildcn. " MEATHLOPHOROS CO , 112 Wall St. N.Y. HBUCATE Your SONS Tin ; UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME oilers unequalled advantiRes to impart to your sous nnd \ .irds a tnorou h education for either commerclul courxe , or u full course , comprising Classics , Luw , Science , Jliithomutlcs nnd .Music. THK M1NI.U JHSrAUTftlKNT , ( Pt. Edward's Hall ) for loy under thiitecu years of UK , IK separata and under the matei ual care of the slstf ra of thu Holy Crois. Ueforu concluding wheio to sanil your sons , fceud for u catalogue containing illustrations of th build- Ing' of Notre JMmo ami full particulars us to terms and course of study. The Bith Hussion opens Tuesday , September 4tli , ISt-ii. Addles * Hov. T. U. Walsh , C. S. C. , 1'res. University , Notre Uiimo , Iml. . JOHN'S M1UTAHV FfHOOL , ST. MAVUUS. N. V. Civil Engineering. Classks. ItuslncRS. JtT. ItKV. V. I ) . HUKTINOTON. I'xealdent. I/r. Cot. . W. VKUUECK , Buperlutendent. FREEHOLD E STJTL'TE FREEHOLD. NEW JERSEY. tMvcnr , i'pr caiulo ues send td IlKV. A. 0. CHAM'llintS , A. JI. , Principal. Morgan Park Military Academy The Heat Hoys' llonullng School iu the Wen. Sixteenth your logins Sent. 18th. Send for cata logue to CAIT. ii : ) . N. K1I1K TALCUTl' , Supt. , JIOIIQAN 1'AHK , COOK CO. , ll.L. Bettie Stuart Institute KiW U'fe Will connuvncd IU mi yo.irieptcmber ISili. ISmJ. Ad ; Mtntnxcs uniurpuxheil. HOIIIH ediiifurtt ; vuroliil truinlns. Aiply | to Mrs. .M. McKUB HOMLS , 1'ilnclpal. I'BKHSICILL MII.ITAHY ACAnKMV-- PeeksKillort-HiulHou.N. V. Bend for cata logue. JNO. M.TILDEN , M.D. M..V. . I'rluclpal. Vnll term begins - UNION COLLEGE OF LAW gins Sept. 13. * * i'or circulars address H. Hoo'J , Chlcugo , 111 , DRIHK UNIFORMS TORCHB8.FLACB.BAN- ERS.TRAN8PANKNCIES , Send for Munuf * Catnlos " 172 Mncli on-nt.ChicWtt AI. O ToHnrco Liquor Habit Opium Uiiblt.t t' , No | i f until perma nent emu It or rl ( : l. Wu tmvo fHllli enouxti In ur rurnwly lo mak UiU r > n < > r. It tun be rlieu nltti or without the tbe kno rl ilifO of tlii > person Inking It. WM3J4.1IV KhilKIir Ou.jjlox aUlm liii.Nt'li. _ IT. J. UALltttAlTII. Surgeon and Physician , Office N. W Coiner Hth ar.d IJOIIKUU St , Oflico UlepUoae , m ; &oill ( ac tiltpUouo , SM. ir Left IS OUT OF ORDER ? READ THIS IF IT IS. Al'ropiietury .Vciilciiuj tliat ueeda but u trial to provu Its wortli. Dr.CallendflF's . ' Left liver Bitters , Tne only Distilled Hitters in tuo United States. Tha o ljr Hitters recognized by the United fitatM Internal revenue laws ns aTro- nrletary Medicine. Lawfully Patented. No. of Patent 14-0,573 , C'ontulns no fnsll olls.no essential oils , no forettra sulistancn orilamag- Ing druse. A perfectly nnre mcdiclno. COIQ- poundril from Pure Hoot Herbs and Old Peach ; pleasant to thn tabto , quiet and declblvo in its etrect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow .Jaundice in five days. Kenulates the lioucH Invlcorntea Inacttre Liror , Cures Ulseaseti I.lver , Kovlvpi the Kidneys , Improves the Appetlto Quickly , HegnUtes the wnoleeyststu. New l.ifo to the whole system. l.clt I.lver Hitters uro "old In Omnhn , Neb. , by tlio lollonlni ; drui1.H | : Hlcliiir.l.-on llrui ! Co. , hpociil Wlioleiue ) , lor Uiodruj ; Inteiest of Nebiusku. lletiill- CTKIIB lollOHB ! . . . . . . . * tl. , w. J. IlllRimi , Jltllll 1 > uiiiu , li.il. r iiiu. < t. Powell , t'.IL Ucnticli , John K. ituir l < x , -Mciiru'llH A. ueiciu.rliowaiu iiojcr . IIIIIIK ueiiuiiu . uu. HholcsHlo ilenlen la Uigurs aud l.uft I.lver Hitters. " NOW'S ' THE DAY And NOW IS THE HOUR " Our summer goods are now coiug at suiiimor prices. This mark down is le gitimate and includes many ol our best qutili- tics. Mon's fine nil wool Buits , former price S20 , $112 and &i",3rou can talco your choice ut $ lo. Ro- iiieinher , wo offer noth ing butilrst class goods. AJIVII nciKiius , ilr- ifi > ll k pirti.mtor. Current " * fc J-i Ui il * tlT tt wef.wftIt cfi.0 ' | In ctth. ( IxwUut Improt ( f * > U tkf r teld. Worttrttp r ro n ntlrciir < ll lh" > ( . l il | mihlel4r.- ] ( - Hhc3ind nEleeUHiC . U9L Blic t. . ' " ' Blc O bnn given unlver. sal cntlsfactlon In tha cur * ot Gonorrhoea and Olcct. I prescribe It and feel sale la recommend. lug It to nil Butrmi * . . J. bTOSKH , M.D. , D oiUr , III. rntt'E.fiU.OO , Bold tv I _ _ \VAPERM are mccemifnlljr u > . l monthly by ruciJQ.IKW bl dien. Are u/r. Jl/tctualunil 1'Uatint I iM < l > or hymail.or at dniKK t * . Smlcd , 'arHiitlari t fnn n stArnp ? . AiMr.vj Tnc F.VMXX Cu kiM. Oci. , Ji/r ) oiT , lima. For sale and by mall tin Goodman Co Oimt/w / * r" ' ' Drug , , . arrr Whr. in WEAK , JfESlVOUH. 1 > EHII.ITA- TJGI > , wliolnhl8FALiI.ThadI ( > NUItANOR ban TKIFt.r.n vr r till VlUOUof lll > I > Y , 13 C NO aud HACKOOnr u lnioxUaUEtln ) ( drains iipi n the FOUNTAINS of LIFR. IIAI > A < ! 1IK , BACK A Oil K , Drcnunil llrwm * . WEAUNKHM of Memory , IIAMK- FUI.NEMW ill BUCICTT. l IKll.KN upon tha FACE , ami all the NVFEUTH leutlhiL'to EAJU.Y niiCAT a.u4 porhap * CONKIIMP. i'fON nr INSAMITT , should consult at ouco tbe CKI.tHKA.TED Dr. Clnrke , Ebtubllshod \ KIll Clark * hu Mada NKKVOIIR DE BILITY. riSKOlUC and all Diseases of the UENIT * CU181AUT Omnuu a Ufa fl'uJy. It talk * * ItO dlfraivnce WEI AT you tft\e taken or WHO has failed to rule you. * JT H'Elfl Al.E > luVariug from dtsenies fOCUi liar to tbelr * o coniuU with the anurance nf spoeily rsllif and cure. Send 2 centi postage for works OB yur dlituei. iiirtlond 4 MBta posUja for ColebrnteA Worlui on Cbrale , K rToiu and l ol ! ate I > I OUM. CoBiultatloii , persoiiMl'y or by Vilter , fruit. Coniult the olil Uortor. VliovwanOu cmrf4. omg < > ntirt unrlura prfvcrn. MTTkoce conUmplatinc MaiririR uecd for Dr. Cl rkc' celebrated guide Hale ascl Frnaal * . each 15c. , both 26e. ( stKiups ) . Hrfuie conlillnK your case , consult Dr. 4'l.AKMK. A friendly letter or call may jf.vc future nuBcrinr ami cliainc , and add i ; llen yenrs tn 11 flook "I.Ue'H ( Hi > iT l ) l > - ruru , " S9c. ( ftampe ) . Medicine anil writings sant vtTyTliere , Mrire from nxpwaurc. noun , C to S : lunrlays , t to 12. Address , P. D. OLABKB , M. D. rae so , Ctark at OHJOAOO , nt * DH. B. 0. West's NRRTB ASP HnAtw tiCNT , a guaranteed sncclllc for Hyhtoila , Diznl * ness. ConvnlMons , Fits , Nervous Neural ? ! * , lleadftctie. Nervoun 1'rostratton. catt'J < by the use of alcohol or lobacco. Walcofulnosa , Muntal DenreHSlon , SoftenliiK of the Diatn , lo-tiiltlii Insanltv. and Ie < iltit , ' to ml i > rv , rtecny death , J'rematuro Old Ac , IlarreinioM , Lo Power Iu elthf r KPT. Involuntary I oseed ana BpcTmatcrliora cused by over-exertion of the brain , B lf-alJiiifl or over-Indtilcenco. E/chbox rent lnt4 on month's treatment. 81.0) & bor. or ix box H fur 13.00 , § uut by mall prepaid on ra. . celpt of i > rlc . WK GDARAWTKK SIX KOXRS To cure any case. T71th ach order received by ns for Fix boxes , accomiinulod with 15.0"T will poml tb purchaser our written Rimritutea to refund tli * money if the treatment does not effect a euro. Guarantee ! Usued only by 0. P. ( JOODMAN , Druffulst , Solo Agent , UlO Farnam 4kTlio ( hc-rlaiul Houlc. " HUH so niTiitiffotl its Fiunily Sleeping- Ctir fcorvico , Unit berths cun now hu ro- ser\od iijion implication by miy tlukot nRcnt to M..T. Groovy.I'lwsoiiwoi'Agpiit , ( 'niiiic.il J31ulT8 , Jowu. Tlio rfnerviilioiiH wbon inado uro turned t'vnr to Iho Iralii i-oiiductora tsilting out huch oiirH , M" ! thr i ] ) ; is3eiircrH can now Hccuro berths or dered , tbo Baino ns a Pullman borlh is rcborvod and eccurcd. J. S. TKIlllKl'S , 13. U I O.MA\ . Gen. P. & T. Aneut. A i't 0. P. & T. A. O.UA1IA , NKU. S. W , Cor. Fartiam and 15th Sts. I'ald iu dnpJts ! . , $ . ,00,000 OHO. K. IlAHKr.lt , President. U. L. lilKUIIUWlilt. Vlco President. r. u. JOHNSON , L. II. WU.MAUR. 8.1.vu. . r. r . It. .JOIIM-ON. J. II. Ml CON.NUM. . WM. SIKVKIIK. OIIAH. .MKT/ . Al.t.L-wT. ItKOlOlt. ! > ' i : . A. lli\boN. : ( J. li. MII.UJ. Accounts of Ilaukerrt , MtirLhants anil Individ uulei received on the uioet favorable terms. T. E. GELPiN , FIRE INSURANCE BROKER , IIouiu OS Traders' CHICAGO. -MeiropohUn Nullnnal Itank. U. U. I'uu ' * Oo. Tliii llrxlxreel C ATENTS Trade Obtained. Vlaik , 1-.U1 , PrinT nd i.ogtfit\it \ prelection tc cuird Ctxxt work , nwd reference ! , miKler * Renlforpiau > il < ( . R , Q , DuQoll D , C ,