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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1889)
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr - rMu . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 10 , 1880-SIXTBEN PAGES 3 jH , P. MORSE 8c CO 0 HANDKERCHIEFS rTe makc room for I Ioliday flclk's \vc shall offer the entire balance of our 35c , 40c and 50c Sheer Lawn Embroidered Hdk's all at 25c next week Inital Hankkercliiefs In half dozen boxes and sold by the box only , at S i a box 100 dozen Hemstitched Lin en Emb Initial Hdk's , sold elsewhere for 25c , in a fancy box at 6 for $ i. French Woven Corsets IS &fiiF0y Black Cashmere lIBr Wool Hose \Sfj | | KNEES \H | | Made to our or- wM der in Leicester ' WORTH $1. All sizes , they came in too late for this seasons trade and we offer them at half price , the manufacturer stands the differ ence S. P. MORSE & CO > SECRETARY LAWS RESIGNS , B The AppoInLmont of His Successor H Expected on Monday H NEBRASKA ANDTHE SUGAR BEET H Cortnln Portions of tlin Sialo Well H | Ailautcd to Its Cultivation R Jottings From the Cnpital H TI10 City ia Ilrlof _ H Lincoln Bumuu of Tub Omni Uee , ) j 10-J9 I > STIIEET , \ H Lincoln , Neb , Nov 9 , ) H To John M. Thayer , Governor of Nebraska H . Dear Sir : I hereby tomlor my rcstgna- H Hon as secretory for the state of Nebraska , H to take effect ImmcJIntoly With scntl- H wonts ot my high regard , I am , very ro- H spectfully , your obedient servant , _ _ O. L. Laws ' _ _ Secretary Laws resignation was tcudorod j B at 4 o'clock this nftornoon Although the J | governor has not expressed himself it is ho- ! H Moved that Laws successor will bo np- l H pointed oa uoxt Monday , and that Deputy H Cowdry will ho tno man Hr Sugnr Ileot Cultitro Bp Deputy Labor Commissioner Jenkins sent V B eighteen additional samples of sugar Lasts to j l tliuchc.nlcallaboratory nt Washington D. 0. , j B and a llko number to the laboratory of the j H state university today The deputy com j H mlsslonor informs tlio The Uie : roprosonta- I J tire that he has just rocolvcd certificate of S | analysis of the ilrst samples ha sent to j B Washington , ami that they show 13.80 and l ' H 13.50 per cent sucrose matter , making under , _ _ proper conditions of manufacture from ISO j _ _ _ to 800 pounds of sugar per ton In view of f B the fact that Utile is known ot the cultivn- l _ H tlon of Btigar beets , and that the beet has not m H boon accllniatlznd , enough ia gathered from I H this analysis to prove beyond a dotiht that J _ H certain portions ot the state nro well adapted mJ H for the cultivation ot sugar beets l H To the farmer , who holds such lands , this ' H news Is of an interesting character , A low H nvcrago yield Is placed ut tiftcun tons per ucro H AtH.OOpor ton un aero would not $45 , ns , H the cost ot cvltlvatioc could not exceed $15 • i H Per acre , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'l H Htnto llouso .Jottluc ; * . l H Governor Thayer roturncd from Doniphan In H on the Hurllngtoii flyer this nftornoon IIo Jj B nttonded n qrand army reunion ut that place IH H und delivered on address ll H Lew Prynr , of Clny Center , and W , A. Jj H XHlworth , ot Hastings , wore ut the state Kj m house today It Is understood that they had , H an audience with the governor in the Inter | H eats of Hon Cowdry for secretary of state H E. Hosccrans , sheriff of Shcndau county , , B Dommlttcd Thomas Skunlihead to the pen _ today to torvo a noutonco of seven yours M John A. Foster , of Grooloy county , com B tnltted two prisoncrs'to servo terms of several - _ eral years each , William Davis aud Willlum * B Cnlttlck i V B , BH | Tlio Supreme Court , > B The proceedings ot yesterday attcrnoon'i 1 H session were us follows ; I BftVJ The following casus were argued and sub j > xnlttcd : _ D. & M , IR. . Co vi White Pulman 1'alace Car Co vs Lowe Hussol vsU rimes , I _ _ error from the district court ( or Johnson i _ county , Afllrmod , Opinion by Cobb , J. f M Uuon the case und ovldcnca as sot out at • } H Jougtb In tliaopinlou , held , that no ground I H pf amercement U shown against the sheriff IIV B live I'orcclotura Bulla , llfAfJ KH , Glbbs asks the aid ot the district IIVS e6urt In foreclosing a mortgage of 11,000 und I llffl lotorost to the amput of $ U0.18 , glvon by I II H Knncv Vex and husband to sccuro a note i 1 | | _ H ow overdue , on thirty five feet of lots 5 end ft 'IPS U , block 19 , city , situated near tlio corner ot 1 | IH { Twoltth und U streets llWM October 1 , 18SS , according to a petition S.P.MORSE & CO Men's Night Shirts 48c , Another lot for Monday and this is all ; the materials , the workmanship , the trimming all go to make this a $1. Night Shirt 48c. ! PpPj m * t > m f i II4 i 4 48c. H I ? | " | . | § HSonday _ _ | Men's Underwear OUR Direct Importations Amreitzer Underwear $ ! 5. Per Suit Silk | Wool Underwear $12 Per Suit Iilaiua Wool Und'w'r $8 , Per Suit Shetland Wool Undw'r $7. Per Suit Vienna Wool Undw'r $4. $ Per Suit Sox to Match The most complete Men Furnishing Deparmcnt in the city Men's Collars | fil Men's Cuffs , < y The best qualities in the city , our own importation 25c to $2.75 Dozen 5 PLY LINEN S , P. MORSE & CO filed in the district court , W. D. Post , of York , entered into an agreement with John Fisher and Jonnlo Westover , whereby the lnttor were to convoy to the former ISO ncres situated sonthwest of the city proper , ana which has since been subdivided by Post into un addition known as Ilomawood park The consideration was $25,000 , and ot this amount Post has paid over $10,000 , leaving a balance due of $11,012. Mow coino ttio plain tilts and ask that the defendant bo ordered to carry out his part of the agreement by paying what is duo , which ho neglects and refuses to do Cltv Nowsnnil Notes Hon U. W. Hyers of Plattsmoutb , was m the city today Colonel Higgins , ot Omaha , an agent of the revenue department , was a Lincoln visitor today Dave Acko rman was bound over to the district court today to answer to the charge or rape The testimony of bis little Maters clinched his guilt In Judge Stewards mind The grand ball od concert , given at Funks ' opera house to-nfght was a signal success Minnie Webber appeared at her best She was nbly supported by Adol nh Wehor , Nat M. Brigham and Miss Nellie 13. Skclton This was Mrs , Wobor's first nppcaranco since her return from Europe , and the at tendance ov Ido need that Lincoln pcoplu ap preciate lior splendid musical talent Prot Nicholson says that tlio analysis of the vital orgaus ot the late Mrs Dr Roberts will bo completed on Monday or Tuesday next Thomas P. Owen was released from the penitentiary today on $1,000 bonds , by order of tbo supreme court Ho was sentenced to the penitentiary from Hamilton county , Oo- tcbor 18 , 1SS7 , for having u forged note ia his possession His uttoruoys believe that his soutouco wns too severe and carried his casa to the supreme * court on n writ of error Anne Abbott , through her nttorncysArch- ibald and Courtnay , lilod suit against the city of Lincoln today for 10,000 dumagos MAUL , WILtlj CON T13ST. Discovery of Irroulnrltics In tile Klootlon KosiiltH There will , ia all probability ho a contest over the olcctlon ot a coroner In canvassing the rote of the county yesterday , the canvassing board discovered that tbo judges ot clcctlsn lu the Third dis trict of South Omaha , bad failed to sign the returns . In any way The returns from Florence precinct were in the Bamo sliapo , and those from Union precinct did not show that the Judges bad quallllcd as such before the election County Attorney Mahoney was called before - fore the board and asked for his opinion in tbo mutter IIo held that the canvassing board should count the returns made to thorn , und that if tboro was any contest on account ot irregularity In the returns , It would bo for the judges of the district court to decide whether tbo rote should bo thrown out Mauls majority In the city was 70 , whllo Ilurrigan carried the outlying precincts by a majority of 111 votes Harrlgan's major * Ity In South Omaha was 01. If it Is decided to throw out tbo returns from the Third ward in South Omaha , Maul will bavo n majority in tbo county of Gd votes If the returns from South Omaha , Florence and Union precincts are all thrown out ou ac count ot irregularities , Harrlgun will still have a majority of 10 votes The county attorney is of the opinion that the Judges in these precincts may bo allowed to sign and certitv to the returns , which may then bo Included in the couut Mr John L _ Webster , who has boon re ' tained by Mr , Maul , takes insuo on this point and the mutter will bo argued before Judge Ilopawell , The work ot transcribing the returns has boon comulotod , but the board will not make up the totals uatll the points In quest ion bavo boon settled Fruuk Mooros received ono vote for cons table H. J. Davis received ono vote for supreme Judge J. It Cmrkson rccoired one vote for county clerk and one for county Judge S. P. MORSE & CO-S , P. MOR SE & CO TO THE PUBLIC : Wc wish to open our Holiday Goods in about 15 days , and arc so crowded now that wc feel compelled tc sacrifice our present large stock The sale will "j' Commence MondayNov ; l'jLtli , and include every department in the house Our mail order department is the most complete in Omaha ' ' We Deliver Free " Charges prepaid goods at your nearest railroad station or postoffice If you do not possess a copy of our 112-Page Illustrated Catalogue , Send for it Mail orders from this advertisement receive the same attention as though you were here in person S. P. MORSE & CO SO Gen * DH.ESS . GOODS DRESS GOODS 100 pieces 42-inch all wool finest French Dress Goods in best staple colors , worth $1 a yard All reduced to SO cets A YARD j | IS STYLISH J NOVELTY DRESS PATTEE.HS . $7.50 For Monday ; plain and fancy to match , worth $20. COME EARLY Agents for Butterick's Pat terns , I S. P. MORSE & CO- SUCCOR FOR THE TAX-LIST. The Diurnal What-Is-It Makoa An other Demand A RAID ON THE TREASURY Vnuelinii Hvpects tlio County to Pay JII11100 Wiieu It Owes 11 un Considerably Ijcrs Than Fifty CommisBloncrs In Session The meeting ot the commissioners .vestor- day so tar as nppearanco went , was ono of dull routlno , until It bncamo known that an other characteristic bill from the publisher of the Domocrathad been received There was no discussion of the document The moment it was introduced , however , it was referred to the commilteo on finance The bill was for the printing of the procla mation by the board of commissioners for the late county olcctlon In brief , It showed the alleged indebtedness of the county to the Democrat Publishing company for sixteen aquaies of advertising ; , publlshod twenty seven times , at tbo rate of il per square , $ _ 4. 4.The The bill knocked the wind out of soma of tbo members of tbo board They had not expected - pected another dose from the Dully Tax List The bill , however , bad been Hied early in the morning with County Clerk Iiocho , and had boon O. K'd by him It was then Bent to the commissioners What authority the TaxListhad for charjr- Inp Jl persiinaro was not stated The con tract , however , was examined and showed conclusively that the only rates allowed were us follows : For road and bridge and nil ether legal notlcos , per square , for the iirst insertion , KM cents ; for each succcodinsr iusortion , 14J/ cents " At these rates tlio advertise ment would cost $10.00. Vaughn's ' hill , however - over , calls for 51113.10 more Whnt action the commissioner will take upon the demand could not bo uscortalnod , its nil the members of the board refused to talk upon the subject Two bids were oponcd for supplying sewer brick , as follows : 1 ! . McCaffrey , (11 par thousand ; t'red Mengcdoht , 8U.75 per thous and and.J. L. Welshans & Co prcsontcd a bill of (7(12 ( for piping In the county hospital Includ ing an ltom ot $100 for pulling gas pipe in eighteen rooms which had not appeared in the specifications on which their bid was bused Tbo bill was roferrcd to the commit tee on construction , Harris & Patterson filed a protest ngnlnst the wrong assessment of several lots lu their South Uuiuha annex , through whlob the county road runs Contractor Oliver Davis was allowed a claim of fl,3 _ , _ for grading Dodge street Hyan & Walsh sent tn a communication requesting the hoard to dosignuto those wards in the county hospital which are in tended for insane prlsonors , In order that the guards may bo put on tbo windows They also suggested that the board take prompt action ou all requests and communi cations from the contractors in order tlmt there may bo no delay in the wojk They stated that with active attention the building could bo completed in a few weeks Contractor 11. O , Uarnos was allowed $3,103.60 on a grading estlmato tor work on military road ThoT , W. Ilatvey Lumber company , by its attorney , tiled a protest against tbo in- incrcasa on the assessment of the personal property of the company 'thecommilteo on Jlnanco presented the report of the registrar of deeds for the third quarter , showing a balance ot 0,303.80. The report was adopted The comuiitteo on roads reported la favor of locating road 4J D , from Military road two and one-half miles south , and fixed the damages on account of tbo same The conimltteo on finance recomtnendod that several small claims for work on roads bo allowed and placed oa the aext appropria tion sbeot The committee on roads recommended that COXtORED DUCHESSE SATINS , 38o. 100 pieces Colored Satins , suitable for dresses , skirts , or fancy work ; all colors : Riseda , Amethyst , Dahlia , Gold , Navy , Mahogany , BronzeTansWines , &c , are worth 75 cents a yard ; Monday 3SC SPECIAL SILK Black Faille Francaise , $1.25. Regular price $1.75. Black Aim'JiG ' Royal , $1. $ Regular price $1.50. Black Armure Royal , $1,25. Actual value $1.75. Black Silk , Monday , $1.50. Actual value $2. Black Silk , Modaytkl.7S. Actual value $2.50. Black Surah Silk , , $ lr25. < i Worth $2. Special Silk Sale Monday Agents for Butterick's Patterns 1 -S. P. MORSE & CO 1 Ed McEchron bo allowed to place his scales ou the county rend The contract for grading In section S3 , 10 , 10 was lot to James Taylor at 17 cents per yard The request thnt the amount sot npart for grading Mercer avenue to Lowe avenue to Vesta nvcnuo ho increased to 51.S00 was granted The report of the superintendent of public Instruction showed a balance on hand ot S105.1H at the end of the third quni tor Appropriation sheet No 3i , of the general fund , amounting to -101.11) ) , was passed I Appropriation sheer , No li ' , of the road fund , amounting to $ , " > , ( U3.J3 ! , was p issod Appropriation sheet No 5 , of the bridge fund , amounting to * llSS.Gj ( , was passed Adjourned He Wns Expelled Foiit Omaha , Nov 7. To the Editor of Tub Use : In last Sundays ' Issue of Tim lice appeared on nrtlclo which verv much misrepresents tbo Tlieosophical society and some of its founders As I am , to a certain extent , familiar with the status and alms of the society , permit mo to correct the statement - mont in question Dr Cones was publicly expelled from tbo Tlieosophical society , licnco ins expelling Mme lilavutsky , the cor- rospondln gsecrctary , and Mr W. Q. Judge , the general secretary , from the same society appears to bo n poor boast of wounded van ity About the much tnlkod of report of the "Sociot of yPsysicical Research , " Mrs Annie HcBiint formerly ono of the leaders of the "Frootliought Party In England , expresses her opinion in the following manner , while delivering a lecture August 4 , 18b9 , at tbo IInil of Science , Old street , London , E. C : The 1' . It S. was Intorestea in these phenomena - nomena , but it was not that body which ex amined ; it was ono young man , Mr Hodg son , a smart young man , but young IIo went out ( to India ) nnd investigated these stories , nnd ho found what ho was sent to llnd " * fc * "I toll you 1 read that ac count very carefully , all that had boon said , nnd gave it the thought I could , aud the day after I rend it-I wont nnd Jo'.ncd the Theo sophical society I wanted to know the worst that had boon said ngainst Mme lila vatsky , I wanted to read the strongest at tack " Now this Is the opinion of n person who is well known for her Independence of thought and opinion It lnmiu Licensed to Wed Licenses were issued to the following parties by Judge Shlolds yesterday : Kumo and Residence Ago ' I Gcorgo Pnlmtag , Omabai , , S1 Ellen f5 arson , Omaha 19 Gust Nelson , Omaha , . , , -7 I Agnes Johnson , Omnha ' . . , 54 I Abraham Glickbarg , 1 Omuba Ut liarthn Lagosa , Omaha ' . . SO ' Otto I'otoraon , Omaha , > C Ill Einmn Swanson , Oinahu , . , 29 Joseph Albrccht , South Omaha V3 ! 1 ronnie I'alusku , South Omaha SI The Ohio Club The board of directors of the Ohio club , of this city , hold tholr Vdgijiur meeting last night and decided to hold n'rccoptlon Thurs day night Tbo club is fn a flourishing con dition It is the only state club of this city that has increased In intcrc' nnd members since its organization ' The club is Incorpo rated and is a substantial ' organization It has about $ 200 In its treasury and is anxious for nnother of its grand receptions to spend it It will bo remembered tbut this club had a grand and successful reception last May at the Y. M. C , A. hall It Is expected that at the coming reception the club membership will reach at least 1,000 , Moetlnij of * Itnlstrnr . The supervisors of roglstraticn will meet on Friday and Saturday of the present wcok nnd Saturday of next wcok to register yotcrs not already registered , for the bond election to bo held on November S3. Voters who voted at the county election ou ullldavits are required to appear before the board of registration and bavo tholr naroo * enrolled ou the registry books , as an atlldavit before tbo city clar < t does not comtituto a registra tion S.P MORSE&CO To make room for our stock of IMPORTED COI1X1AB.S and CUFFS , We shall offer our entire stock of Earl & Wilson Col lars and cuffs Monday ; E & W COLLARS 10 cents E & W CUFFS 25 cents Ladies Jersey ) ® | ftre ( Ribbed Vests [ JMS COLONS CARDI- WOOL PINK , , fPUItE LICs-HT SLUE , WOI&TH Childs' Jersey ) TfK Bibbed Vests J fiffi jgfflWfck | | WHITE S. P. MORSE & CO GETTING TO AND FROM TOWN , How It May Bq Done With Horao , Cable aud Motor Lines TRAINS , CARS , TIME , ROUTES Tlio Coloicd LiKlitH Which Distin guish the ICnlllns Carry nils at Night , With Other fea tures oflntcrcbt AVnltlnc fop n Car Omaha U acknowledged to bo ono of the host equipped city In street railway service in tbo country She has two great cable lines as regular and reliable ns the sun ; four far-roaching electric Bystoms , which , ut first were an oxpcriniont , and are now rapidly ncaring perfection In service , aud six horse car lines which , sooner or later , are to bo convcrtod into electric lines An attempt is being mndc to run all the motor lines oxcont the Ilanscom Park and North Tyyonty-fourtk Street line 011 sched ule time This line is still In tbo hands of the Sprague Electric company and will not bo turned over to the Omaha Street Railway company until the system is perfected and brought down to n ilvo miiiutoservice The following facts concerning the service of the various Hues bavo boon collected for the benefit of the publio which is consider ably at sea concerning the runniug ot the various lines , the color of lights , ute : KLrClUIO MOTOll Walnut Hill and South Eleventh stteetlino commences ou the corner .of Mercer and Lowe avcuues , runs cast to Thirty-second , couth to Burt , cast to Seventeenth , south to Cass , cast to Fourteenth , south to Howard , east to Eleventh , south to Vinton , ltoturns north on Eleventh to Howard , west to Twelfth , north to Dodge , west to Four teenth and north by way of Cass Seven teenth and Hurt streets to Walnut Hill The round trip is inndo in eighty minutes ; trio south , forty minutes ; return , lorty minutes Trains leave both termini over olgbt minutes until 9 p. in , when the service is changed to twelve minutes un to 10:30 : p. m. Thereafter , up to midnight , It is every illtcen minutes The Ur-tt train leaves each terminus nt 0:05 : a , in , and the cast leaves Walnut Hill at thteo minutes utter midnight Ten trains arc run The color of the light is red red.Sherman Sherman nvcnuo and South Sixteenth Bticct line commonccson Counuoiclul avenue ut the motorcar barn ; runs east und south east to Sbormnn avenue , thence to Clark , west to Seventeenth , south to Cass , cast to Fourteenth , south to Howard , west to Fit tconth , south to Leavenworth , cast to Six teenth struct viaduct und south to Vinton Kuturn trip sumo route The round trip ( s made in eighty minutes , forty minutes each way ; trains run ovoryoight minutes until 0 p , ui , , then every twclvo minutes until KKIU and nfler that o\ery littven minutes until midnight Fiist cars leaves the termini at 0 a , m. ; the last leaves Sixteenth nnd Vinton at miduight , reaching the cur barn 011 Com mercial uvcnuo ut 12:40 : u. in : twelve traiiis : green light Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth street line commences ut Twenty-fifth nnd Lake , runs to Charles , cast to Twenty-second , south to Hurt , cast to Seventeenth , south to Cass , cast to Fourteenth , south to Howard , east to Twelfth , north to Dodge , west to Fouitccnth and north by way of Cass , boventeenth nnd Hurt to Twcntv- sccond und Twcnty-lifth streets ; round trip fifty minutes , twenty-rivo each way : trains run every twclvo minutes ; first train leaves Twcnty-tlfth and lake ut 0:05 : u. m. , last loaves Dodge nt 11 p. tn In time to catch theater goers ; three trains , blue light , The Ilanscom park and North Twenty fourth street line is not yet brought to sched ule time , out a seven minute service Is at urcsont aimed at CAUIR Dodge and North Twentieth line Com mcncoHon South Tenth street , near Union 1'aciilo depot , runs north to Dodge , west to Twentieth , north to Lake Fifty minutes S , P. MORSE & CO-S.P. MORSE & CO [ cxiO _ _ _ jc : r3--X- _ * (00 ( g UFAGTUftERS SAMPLES The most stylish goods of the year ; over a M hundred different designs Newmarkets , H Wraps , Jackets , etc , at about half usual price M ON SALE MONDAY MORNING The ! H greatest cloak sale of the year ; see the prices : M " LADIES JACKETS ij& " " I ' _ _ _ _ _ Ladies Beaver Jackets with Embroidered Collnrand Cuffs , j H o also striped , checked and fancy mixed cloth Jackets , worth $8 , I 9 $ to and $12. : _ _ ! CHOICE $5.00. LADBES' JACKETS $8. I Plain three-quarter length , Black Beaver Jackets , stylish H cut worth $12. H CHOICE 38.QO. LASSIES 00ATS $ S2. I Ladies Cape Collar three-quarter length , black and navy H Beaver Cloth Coats , worth $16. H CHOICE $12.00. LAilES' NEHARSCETS $90. . I 50 assorted styles Ladies Cloth Newmarkets in plain colors - M ors , checks and stripes , worth $15 , $18 and $20 a garment M CHOICE $10.00. I LOUIES' MPS $12. I Ladies Plush and Cloth Wraps , fine quilted satin linings , H handsomely trimmed , no two alike , worth $20 and $25. fl CHOICE $12.00. H LA0BES' WRAPS $ BB I Fine Plush Wraps , Plush Jackets , Plush English Top M Coats satin lined , best finish , worth $30 and $35. j M CHOICE $18.00. I . . _ H S. P. MORSE 8c CO--S. P. MORSE 8c CO | for round trip , twenty each way , with n ilvo minute lay over nt each end of the louto The llrst train leaves Luke street at 5:54 : a. in nnd tha last loaves the tracks near the Union Pacific depot two minutes nftor mid night The trains run Ilvo minutes apart ilnv nnd night ; ten trams , icd light Ilarnoy and West Dodge street line Com mences ou South Tenth street , near Union Puciiic tracks , runs north to H.irnoy , west to Twentieth , north to Dodge nun west to Twenty-ninth ; round trip , thirty six min utes , sixteen and one-half each wav ] Bi _ minute service ; six trains , yellow light , HOUSE CUIS Eighteenth and St Mary's ' Avenue Line Commences at cur barn on Twonty-slxth und Lake , runs cast to Eighteenth , south to Nicholas , east to Sixteenth , south to Capital avenue , cost to Fifteenth , south to Howard and west to the bead of St Mary's avenue Hound trip ono hour and fifty minutes , titty mlnutos each way with five minutes ' lay over at cuch terminus Cars run every twenty minutes First car leaves the barn nt 0 a. in There is no service after 10 p. in Five cars ; green light Fair Grounds Stub Line Com men cos nt Twentieth and Lake and runs north on Twontloth to the southwest corner of the fair grounds Carries paisoneers trans ferred from tbo cable and Eighteenth street lines Hound trip twenty minutus , tun each way Ten minutes botwjon each trip , con necting with every second cable train First car On m. ; the lastcir , nt 11 pm , always wults for cable Three cars ; white light Farnum nnd Forty-first street line Com mences at Forty-liist and Futnnin , runs oatt on the latter street to Ninth , south to tha Union Pacific depot ; returns on Tenth , north to Farnum , west to Forty-ilist. Hound trip , ono hour aud thirty minutes , forty tninutos each way , with five minutes lay over at the termini The first car loaves at 5:55 : a m. , and the last at 11 p. in Bovon cars ; yellow light Thirteenth and Webster street depot Commences on Cuming nnd Thirty-fourth street , runs east to Sixteenth , south to Webster stor , cast to Thirteenth , south to Vinton und east to Hutcentli Returns by same route , ltouud trip , ono hour aud thirty mlnutos ; foity minutes ouch way , Ilvo minutes lay over nt each end Ten mlnutos between cars First car loaves barn nt Sixteenth und Vinton nt6 a. m. Last leaves Furnntn going south at 11 p. m. Twentieth and Saunders street line Com mences nt car barn on Lake and Twenty sixth street , runs south ou Twenty-sixth to Sownrd , east to Saunders , south to Cuming , cast to Twentieth , south to Capitol nvonuo , east to Fifteenth , south to Farnnin , east to Ninth , north to Dodge , west to Elovcnth , couth to Farnam , west to Fifteenth , north to Capitol avenue , west to ScraMo-Miti , north to Cuss , west to Twcntioth and north by way of Cuming , Saunders , Sowurd and Twonty-slxth to the car barn , Cars run every ton minutes First car leaves bum at 0 a. m. Hed light Farnam and Park nvonuo line Commences - mencos ut car born on Park nvonuo , north to Leavenworth , east to Twcnty-sovonth , north to Furnnm , cast to Ninth , north to Dodge , west to Eleventh , south to Farnam , woit to Twenty-seventh , south to Loavonvvortli and Park uvoiiuo Sixty mlnutos fur round trip , twonty-flvo minutes ouch way with ton mln utos for lay overs at the termini White light _ _ _ _ _ _ IHtKVITtKrf Jefferson Davis Jefferson , a colored man , was tried in police court yestcrdavnftornoon for breaking Fred Smiths nose with u brick IIo wuh fined ( SO and costs , . T. L. CDtlon , a coal dealer , was arretted again yestorduy charged with doing business without a llcenBO His case was sut for Mouduy SHUNNED BY EVERYONE The Homo of mo OiMiailimi Lepers nt Traonillc , A mild Interest ia oxcitcd every yonr in tlio condition of tlio Cunutliiui lepera when [ mrliumont ia culled upon to vote the annual sum for the support or these unfortunate boingra , 6ny& n. Montreal letter - tor to the Now York Times , Hut ft inoro popular intercut is hoinff crontod by the imestimation ? of two journalists , who arc prcbontiiiK all the fnois con nected with their uroary lifo and pluo * ingon record tcBtlmony to tlio sacrific ing labors of the gentle Histcr.s who 111 minister to tholr und bodily HpiriUiul | _ _ | Away up between the coutitio3 of _ _ Glouuoator nud Northumberland , In the i _ | province of Now Brunswick , ia a bromt ! _ | bay , into which u noble river empties , 1 _ | uflor draining with its many branches | _ _ | the whole surrounding country This 9 _ _ | bay and the rivotyvith the well-woodod a _ _ | district through which it Hews , are HH known ns tlio Miramichi , signifying in UH the Mic-Mac touguo Happy Kotroat H This section of tlio province ! _ has passed through many strange IH experiences , the viuibsitudos of fH war , the devastating blnzo of i _ | lli-o ; but yet it remains one of the fair est spoti in plcturcfequo Now Ltruna- l M wielt Here is the ted leprosy-tain ttar- i _ _ ish of Traeadio which terrible , upon a i _ _ scourge litis beoii laid , Put which per i _ _ mits to a few devoted nuns an onportu- | _ nity of exercising solf-saui'lllco equal to f _ _ that of Father IJumion 1 _ | Down by the sea stands the laarotto ! _ of Trucndio , the lepers homo and world , _ H wlicro the Gulf of St Lawrence forces . | | its way amid Ktind bars and Hats until it HH spreads out into a pcacofnl bay , laud H _ locked except on the seaward side A T M little arm winds round a point of land , J _ _ and small crook tiio it mora securely _ _ _ quarantines the fatal spot from the rest 3 _ H of the world Over this crook a small " * wooden bridge is thrown , the only con | _ _ _ | nculion between this living tomb and | _ | the blight world beyond The stir HH rounding region is duolt in by the | _ | tractable , peaceful Mie-Macs , and ono | H of the districts is known us the Burnt IH The frigate charged vtitli convoying H the remains of Wolfe from Qucbou to England in 175 ! ) was driven by utross of _ weather into Miramichi , and the accidental - ' _ dental anohorngo was thought favorable , _ for fcecuiing a fresh supply of water - | Six of the crew were do tailed to , M fill the caslcs from the springs with which the coast abounds , B und , after loading thou * bout , they B strayed off for a ramble in the forcbt , B where they were captured by the In- M diaiiB und barbarously tnurdoj-ud. The fl I captain of the bhip thought the deed | H was the work ot his natural enemies , l _ | the Frouch , and ho determined to bo | _ _ _ revenged IIo sailed up the river and fl | poured a broadsiao into Fro noli Port , M killing ull the inhabitants , aud nftor- _ ward destroyed the settlements at Canadian - _ H dian Point Turning seaward , ho 91 burned the village and c'ltircli at No- _ quaual , and the region lying around the _ lazaretto is kiiownnsuBuriitGhurch"to ' _ | this day This is a country rich in H relics and remains of the old regime , . H and to this day the plow turns'up the flj treasures of copper vessels with French aj und Spanish coins H The lnznrotto is a squnrn wooden 9J building , and is in no way a marvel of < architecture , but IooUb liito a slightlyfl built wooden barracks for temporary .M use , instead of a structure designed to S withstand the llorco w > .tor winds that . coino in from the " . if The nuns in 1H charge of the hcital ; are of the order H of the Ilospitalicrub of St Joseph , and ' 1H are a branch Bout out by the Hotel _ | Bleu of Alontrcul , the rest of whoso _ | earthly existence will bo spent tit this _ | lonely spot _ _ _ _ _ _ ' . HoiilnticlHtH to Deinointrnle "I Paris , Nov , 0. The lloulanglst orirnni announce - . ' | nounco that u demonstration of lioul angists , will bo muao in the Place do lu Co nuordo jM Tuesday next 'J ho participants are to pro ceod In a body to tlio chamber of U putioa ' 9 and enter a protest against ullowing Jodrlu , ' Uoulangot's opponent , taking his seat , They will also visit President Carnet aud make a thnilur protett It is reported the govern ? ! ment will suppiess any demoustratlou what I ever Cheapest place in the city for frame * . i Hoyii , 1414 Dodge St