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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1890)
" " * " " ' ' i ii i i n .I , ii k H t k k 1 J nE , DON'T LIKE CAC LAW ' 1j 1 j Mr Bcohol Domnoda An Amend * " Is" - mont of Oounoll Bulos jtfHQk A STORMY COUNCIL SESSION j * y Two Mourn limited to Wind nntl i f Ono to . Work Mr tiowry'a ' 1 Opinion of IIIi Collpniruc The Council Tlio cIpMecti representative * of tbo pee > . plo , J'clcpctl councllmcn hold a three hour 5 aesalon Inst nlRht In which too ratio of time i aovoted to wrancllne and business was as i * two to ono K The Hrst round at wrangling was Intro duced early In the proceeding when the " ' mnyor handed lu n llttlo vote to n resolution ordering the street commissioner to do a J lM\o \ Job of work down In Mr Lowr/s i \ s ward 'I ho reason given was that no cstl- mnto of the cot of the work had boon fur • n tahed J Mr Lowry entered ono of his charaotcr- d istlcally Kontlo protests because the mayor I u had picked his resolution out of n huudrod I f of the same kind for the object of the vote Wk The veto was sustained Then Mr Lowry 1 I'ald ' a postmortem eulogy to his llttlo rcso- I J lutlon Ho sold ho didn't blame bis collcaguo ( Mr Madscn ) for voting ngalnst the rcsolu- H ' tlon because ho didn't ' know any better , H Mr Mmlion wns too much surprlsod to speak , but Daniel O'Connoll Marsarty took H : I the light oil his hands mid douiandcd as a H quc&tlon of privllego , whether a member of | Ha v. the council hud any right to cunt aspersions QQBH V * tipoti the character or Intelllgonco ol any K I other member mk , "Ho has not , " ruled the chair with m emphasis H "Kspociallv if the monihor ousting the H lcllcction Is out of ttio combine , " added Mr , B Kiinpnr Hf The chair nnnounccd that Mr , ICaspar's ' H rcmnrk wis too deep for him Lust wcok the "Xwolvu" insisted on pass * . ' . lag the appropriation ordlnunco without * * reading It in full Mr Hechol last night H jircBcnicil a resolution malting this impossl- bin by amondiug rule Ul to read ns follows : B "Kvory ordlnunco shnll receive three rcad- | lugs before its piisBagot the llrst time by B title only , and the second time , If domnndod | by n member , In full , aud for refor9nco to a m rommltteoon engrossment ; It shall bo read K the third time by tltlo unless the rondlug In Hj * full is demanded by a moiubcr , mid then j the question shall bo put upon its passage " M In support of his resolution Mr liccliol B ctalmnd that it wns the usual rule iu nil log K islutlvo bodies for any muinbor to bo allowed B to cull for the rondlug In full of any docu- B Mr Davis moved the reference to the com B tnlttco of the whole k , Mr Hci'liol protostcd The council last p Tuesday night passed on ordinance without T allowing the nicmbors to know its contents Jt wns not tight and ho would , In cuso nu attempt - tempt was made to rcpoat tbo proceedings , ask tbo courts to enjoin the mayor from approving - proving such ordlnunco Then Mr Wheeler talked nwhllo M Mr , Lowry explained that tbo council , in M passing the appropriation ordinance , had or- K dorcd the payment of a lot of whisky bills nnd other so-called "dotcctivo fees , " which had been rejected n number of times bv the i ' i old council \ 1 After further discussion the E. Broatcn- Bk ) 9 y Davis umendmeut was passed and the mnt- B \S tcr , iventto the comnntteo of the whole , n J lLti rcbol , Ford , [ Caspar , Lowry , Donnolly and Pl Sander voting in the uogntivo H V Mr Dcchel called a halt on the matter of B MT rushiuga prist of aldowiillt resolutions tiirougii H T"JL uacl1 mootint : . Ho said useless sidewalks B Bi ) mk were ordered at every mooting of the coun- H IH oil and moved that hereafter sidowalns bo i IB ordered onlv on a petition of property own Si iPJ tra desiring such sldowulk improvements JK This ' evoked another burst of oratory from ftm Mr , Morearty and Mr O'Connor , who in S } behalf of an outraged constituency do- B. Br mand the right to go on in the old way and K > W' put thorn down wheraver wanted H I > As a coiDpromiso measure it was agreed H * to refer ull sidewalk resolutions to tbo cout- BBs • miltee on sidewalks and bridges Yvheu tne report of the appraisers on tha ( Tenth street viaduct dnmages was prc- _ sontcd , Mr Whcolor had n , remark to make BBfr Ho wanted to protest against the publica- BBv con of any oftlclal business In tbo neivs- BBK papers before Its consideration by the BV council The report of tha appraisers had BBa bean published iu the papers befora he had BBS achanco to see thorn Ho wanted a stop BBB pub to that kind of work , ho did , and BBB wanted , the city dork to keep all knowledge H i of municipal matters from , the newspapers H _ _ uatll thu council had considered BBB BBBM.tho advisability of making them publio KHVBBHk After Mr Wheeler had explalnod Just how V B5 he wanted things run after this the report of BBB the appraisers was referred to the commit BBB tco on viaducts and railways BBB . The mnyor also presented n veto to the BBB resolution allowing It , T. Davis to orcct u H , finmo building covered with corrugated BBB iron in trie lira limits The vote was bus BBJ tainod H Iho mnyor presented a communication BBJ nnent the gurbago business Ho said ho BBBJ : could not under the present ordinance lot tbo job of collecting the garbage to the BBBK lllgncst responsible bidder Ho rocom- BBBJr uicnded that the council repeal tbo present BBBE irdiiiiiiico und pass ono rcgulatlnortho rant ' BBBJ ; tor nnd making it an ofUcc to bo bid for BBBV 'ihorccommoudntion was odoptcd and tbo BBBM city attorney instructed to prcparo the nccos- B Airy ordinance B The report of the board of health for tlio BBBB month of Jnnunry , showing 11U births and BBBI 1 IU death v was received BBBB On rccummaudatlnn of the city attorney , BBB the olulin of the Chicago & Northwestern for BBBB a oancQlIutfoii of (53 penalty for delinquent BBB taxes wns rejoctedt B The city attorney wns authorized to settle BBB j the claim of li Kramer for damages'by ' tbo B Bf" ' " " - * conslruclion of the Ulcvouth stroat viaduct BBJ The claim was for 1,000 and can bo suttlod BBLrrc - . ibr $ iiou : BBjT < s - Thu city attorney gave bis-opinion that the BBt council hus no right to transfer tnonay from BB the general fund for tha roliet of spoolal BV fuuds As u result of this opinion tha ordl- B H uunco remitting a part of the special levy for BBBB tliu opouing of Park avenue to the property BBBB owners wilsdoclarodillcgal ' B Several ycarsago Mr Callivliau put up $3 * 5 BBBBj asisocurity for noinobody's demagosi for the BBBBj propoaedlwidoningof Kiovonth street Tha BBBBj c-bungo was never made aud Cnllahan has to Bv dnto been short tbo amount of his deposit B UUo city nttorney and the council BBBB ] apont a half hour in an attempt to BBBBJ duvlsa so mo schema for thg refunding of the BBBBJ amount 'J ho matter was dually referred to BBBBJ the ilunnco committee BBBBJ The petition of J. U , Winspcon nnd othura BBBBJ for damages by reason of tbo opening of BBBBJ 'iwcnt.v-second street through E. V. Smiths BBBBJ uddltion was i of erred to the city attorney , BBBBJ Deputy Comptroller Jeroma IC Coulter BBBBJ was given u two weeks leave of absence on BBBBJ nrcount or the death of bis mother-in-law in BB riilludolphlu BBB The petition of Thomas A. Dillon for a B Bj reduction of assassmeut wus referred to the B Bj city attorney , BBB iho petition of Herman Kountza and oth- BJBBhr- - y - crs for the croatlon of paving districts on BBBJn I Kuiniot , bponcerand lilnnoy streets from K 1 Klxteunth street to Twenty-fourth strcot aud BBBBJf on Niuetceulh and Twenty-first streets from BBBBJt Emmet to Hlunuy was referred to the com BBBBJt tultteo on paving , curbing nnd guttering , BBBBB The pelltion of property owners for the BBBBJt j grudlniror Harney strent from Smith * street BBBB to Dextoravonuo was refurred to the city BBBBB attorney BBBBj The claim of Mrs M , Murphy and otbars BBB tar dumugus by the change of grade of BBBB bpring street was referred to the committee B Bf on BBBJ A potitiou for a sewer oa fortieth street BBBJ . from Ifarnum to Davenport was referred to BBBJ the commttteo on sewers BBBJ Tha indignant residents of St , Mary's ' ave B B una presented a demand that steps be taken BBBtf t bring that street to the rccontly oatab- BBBJa lished grade from Twonty-ilxth struct to B BJ Uweuty-soventh street BBB , A petition for the opening of California BBB , Bireot to forty-second street.was referred to B Btt iho committee ou streets and ulleys B B y * Tbo Oddfellow * association brought In a BBBBPw . S request for exemption from taxes on the BBBlSIBp Kroand that the order Is a benevolent one , BBBB jBBrV • Tha matter was ratorred to tuo com BBBjr 3i _ > atUee on claims BjBJBJB ' f 1t > e president , on Mr Whseisr's retalu- Ii lion , nppolntcil Wheeler Hcchel , Donnelly I Sftndor , Shrlver , Osthorf and Coopar as a I commttteo to co-opcrata with committees of the board of trada nnd reel estnto exchatiga to take stops looking to the annexation of South Omaha The contract with 0. Callahan for the grading of Seventeenth strcot from tha H. ft M. tracks to Center strcot was approved , but not until Mr Moriarty had lo roplv tea a romonstrnuco dolivercd his famous lecture - turo ou moss backs " The city comptroller was dlreetod to ad- vortitc for bids for publishing the reports of the various city oflicials The board of public works was dlrcctoa to advcrtiso forbids for the paving of the vari ous streets that may be ordered poved dur ing the coming season Ordinances were Introduced providing for thn submission of u proposition , at a special olootlqu yet to bo named , voting bonds for the construction of sewers and for repaying and repairing paved strcots Ordinances were passed : Establishing the grade of Nineteenth street from Dorcns to Castellar , and of Castcllar strcot from Sixth street to Eleventh street O'er roses may your foot stops move , Your smiles bo over smiles of love , Your tears bo tears of Jov , Your physio St Patrick's Pills TUU PKlNTmtS' ItA-liU Origin nnd Alms of tlio Clillils-Drcxcl Fund The annual ball of the Typograplcal union takes nlaco at Washington hall on Friday ovonlng The proceeds are to do applied - plied to the Cliilds-Drcxcl fund for the founding of a homo for enfeebled nnd Indi gent printers The foundntlon of the fund was laid In 18S0whon G.W.Childs , proprietor of the Phil adelphia Ledger , and Joseph Droxcl of the same city , each subscribed S5.Q00 to bo applied to some worthy Institution to bo dotormlned by the typograplcal union Slnco that time all the union printers uast of the Mississippi river hnvo on the birthdav of Mr Chllds seta a thousand cms for the bcnollt of the fund , whtlo these west of the Mississippi have on Mr Drcxol's blrthdny made n similar dona tion , which has Increased the fund to some thing between $ U'0,00o nnd $23,000. A short time ngo tlio corporation of Colorado Springs tendered to tlio union a tract of eighty ucrus immediately udjoiuinir the city and consti tuting ono of the most beauti ful nnd healthful sites that could have been selected in the country , on rendi tion that n homo costing at lonsl $20,000 be orootod thereon by the close of ISJl The offer wns accepted nnd nn effort will.bo made to make the homo n $50,000 or $00,000 ono The ball at Washington ball , which is ono of a series being given In every city of the country where the union Is of sufUclont strength , will bo ono of the social events of thu season Ono of the attractions will do n souvenir paper printed on tbo platform of the hall _ Nervous dccilitv , poor memory , dlflldoncn sexual weakness , pimples , cured by Dr Miles Nervine Samples free at ICulin & Co 's , inth and Douglas Announcements The sale of scats for the engagement ot Sol Smith Uusscll , at Uoyd's opera house , will open .at it o'clock this morning Mr Hussell will appear Thursday evening , and the balance of the wcok , in Edward E , Kidders cotnody-drntua entitled , "A Poor Relation , " which is the most successful play that Mr Uussnll has yet appeared in Ho will bo suppoited by the same company that was with him during his four weeks run at Daly's thcator , Now York cltv "A Poor Relation was played at the Uoyd last sea son to enormous business , and indications point to a repetition this week This afternoon at 2.U : a special bou- vouir mutineo will bo given at the lioyd by the Kimball opera comlquo nnd burlesque company , at which time tno oporatio burlesque - lesquo of Arcadia will be given Tomor row ovenlng the engagement will close with Monte Cristo , Jr " Corinno will appear at both performances , • Arrangements have been made to run a special train from Lincoln to Omaha on next Tuesday evening to enable the people of that city to attend tbo Sarosato-D'Albcrt concert which will be given at Boyd's opera house on that evening This will bo tbo greatest musical event of the season , and will have the patronage of all the best peonlo in the city nnd surrounding country ; Sarnsatoand D'Albert are under tbo management : of Abbey & Grau , who aru also munagiug Ado Ina PatlU _ _ _ _ _ Ladles who value a rcrlned complexion must use Pozroni's.Powder It produces a softand beautiful skin Ainu-teniiMits. The Madison Square theatre company re turned yesterday and rcpoated Captain Swift at tuo Grand last night The per formance , was hardly as spfrltod , however , ' as on Sunday night , duo doubtless to the lack of as largo aud enthusiastic an audlcnco to cni'ouruge the-actors. Then i very good point was well taken , every nice bit of bus iness applauded , while this.timo the specta tors sar-med dull , cold and ignornut of what it all meunt liut oven at a disadvantage it would burdly be possible for the company to slight its work While there might not have boon so much life una unimutiou In tbo more striking scenes , Arthur Forrest as Mr Wilding , Miss Rose Rand In the trying role of Miss Suabrooit , Wright Huutington , ViU Hugh Owsley , Miss Grace Kimball and Miss Florence Klngsle.v were greatly admlrod The Corrlnnn company repeated Arcadia cadia" to nnothordnrgo audioncoat the Boyd last night Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chililron teething , soltou.s the gums and ulliiys ull pain 25 cents a bottle Cremation nnd the Uemirrection Omaiu , Fob 0. To tlio Editor of Tub Bbe : Will you permit mo to correct tno very extraordinary statement of a gentle man lu this ovenlnu's issue , namely , that In the matter of electing ncrematoryln Omaha , ho would have to tight tbo clergy ot thorny , who appear to think that cremation inter , fered with the doctrine of the resurrection The olergy und Christianity have to bear the burden of a grout many Idiotlu notions which they arc ] x > pularly sup | osod to have i ami to hold , but 1 do not think 1 have aver board a. more senseless notion ascribed to them than.that the burning ' of the body in terfered with tbo Christian uoctrlno of tha resurrection I am notnuthorized to speak for thaclcrgy nnd ministers of Omaha , but I am stlro T run no risk in saving , on bohult of every man of thom , that they luivo not the slightest objection because of the uoctrlno of itlio resurrection , to the erection of a. oiomutory Iu > Omaha by Mr ICrug and his friends Furthermore , 1 do not think that there is n full grown Chlstiun lu Omaha or lu the state , ontsldu of the hospital for tha fcchlo minded , who will ' object to Mr ICrug and his friends burying tboir friends If thov uoslro to do so , provided they comply with the law of tha land , und wult until they nro dpud Christian sentiment , feeling and tradition nre nil iu favor of burial of the body , but no one but nn ldiotio Christian , or nn cquully idiotic heathen over thought that ( iod's pur pose to raise the dead could bo thwarted by mans disposition of the bodies of men John Wiuhjis , Miles Aitrvoianit 1,1 vit PHIh An Important discovery They act on the liver , stomach and bowels through tha nerves A new principle They speedily euro bllllousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles nnd constipation Spioudld for inou , women and children Smallest , mildest , surest 11 doses tor 85 cents Samples frea , at lCuhu ic Co 's , 15th and Douglas | Tlio Central U l' r Uulim There was a special mooting of the Ccu- > I tral Labor uulou at Gate City ball last i night to arrungo for the funeral of the late | Fred Cballisl a former oftlccr of Assembly i No ? JU , knight * ol Labor , and also a dele 1 euto to tha Central Labor union Tha > funeral will take nlaco from Unitarian church at Seventeenth aud Cass streets at l.UO o'clock today All tbo members will llrst moot at Droxoli Mauls undertaking rooms and march from there to the church Member * of tha Central Labor union are ex pected to attend In a body The deceased u financial secrttary ot that order HE CANT HAVE IiVbRY nilNC A Crodltor'a Rights in D.staultod Real Batato Pnyinouts PLUGGING FOR ATTORNEY FEES , .HuIrcb Wnkcloy nnd Clnrkson Kin der Decisions In a Cnitplo of Interesting nnd Important Ii K l Cases Default nnd ludgntriit Judiro Wnkclor reodorod a doclslon In the district court relative to the owners rights in case ot the falluro ot a purchaser to com ply with the tortus of a real estnto sato con tract The case came up In the suit of tha Omaha Uonl Estate nnd Trust company against three purchnsora for the bnlanro duo on contracts The defendants were willing to forfeit the amounts they had paid together with the lnud , but did not want Judgment for the amount ot the contract prlco ren dered against thom Judge Wnkctcy hold , and laid It down us a rule lo bo followed In future cases of the kind that wben the purchaser fails to make the payments according to contract , the sailor can buvo the property sold and If the amount rccclvod is not suQlcicnt to pay the amount duo from the original purchaser , Judgment for the balance will bo given agnlnst the lnttcr The original owner , how ever , must lese his tltlo to the property Ho cannot seouro Judgment for the ntnount of the original sate and still claim the land by forfeiture ! of contract The same Judge nlso ovorrulcd n motion for a dismissal of the case ot Sonncnscholm & Valentino vs Uarkcs and ethers ' ( his action , a suit for possession ot property wus originally com menced in Cuming county Afterwards , it was commenced by the plaintiffs in Douglas couuty Tbo attorneys for the defense came here to move for Its dismissal , on the ground that a similar case on the same cause of no tion was pending in another couuty The plaintiffs dismissed the Cuming county case and the one in tha court hero , commenced anew now case in the Douglas county district court aud served papers on the attorneys The defense sought to have the case dis missed on the ground that an attorney engaged - gaged in court is exempt from summons The motion for dismissal was overruled , the Judge holding that while nn attorney cannot bo arrested while encaged in the trial of a case , ho Is not exempt from civil service Judge Olnrkson bognn wont on the crimi nal docKct His llrst action was to shut oft the practlco of some attnrncys who have boon In tbo nabit of inducing prisouers to indicate dicato w preference as to what attorney should defend thorn The first prisoner arraigned wns Edward Hall , charged with the stealing of a horse and bucrgy , valued nt $450 , from William Scivors ' Uajl pleaded not guilty and asked that a local lawyer bo appointed to defend him him."Why do you want hlml" nsned the court Because , " replied Hall , "ho has been talking to mo about dofdndlng mo " Well , you'd bettor lot the court select your attorney , " responded the Judge und mimed two legal luminurics who will under take to remove the suspicion that rests on Balls conduct and chnracter The other prisoners urraigned , all of whom pleaded not guilty , were : James Marshall , charged with arson ; David Urowster , shoot ing William Uucbanaa with intent to kill : William Fongin , shooting Louisa Fengin with intent to Kill ; John Deau , stealing household goods from the rcsldenco of Fred II Davis ; Myron L. Lewis , burglary of A. H. Peter sons ' store ; Saimuil Kopold , larceny as balleo ; Joseph Kostner , assault " ' Three young lads , William Schram , Paul Herring and James ICInginaulwcro arraigned on tbo charge of stealing some liquors from C. Elsusser's saloon The boys are nil under ten years of age , the youngest being a mere child They pleaded not guilty uud were remanded If the county attorney linds that the boys have good homes ho will move a dismissal of the aso Judge Donno 13 engaged in boarlng the case of Mary Ilavlicok vs James Sally , a suit for the possession of a lot on South Six teenth street Judco Wiikuley will call the equity docket this morning John D. Murphy has brought suit against R C Patterson to recover HO which was paid as a guarantee on a real estate contract Patterson attcr.vard sold the lot to anotnor party and Murphy now oeeks to recover his llrst payment Ilor IliiKbind Mas i'olsonr-d. Georgia Ivarlo has commenced a suit In tbo district court in which she alleges that her husband was poisoaad in Ernest WuUig's saloon at 1108 Fur nam strcot on Januarys ) , iavj The petitioner alleges that her bus baud , ICarliKarlewcntiuto , the saloou' the data named and called for a glass , pt whlskoy and a glass of ginger ulo He received the wliisuy all right , but tbo barkeeper negli gently and wrongfully gave hint n poisonous liquid thut.wus kept in a bottle lnoled elnger ale Karle , drauk the a tuft and from its effects , the potttioner alloses , dledflvo days after . The olaintihT asks damages In the sum of 15,000 against Wetzlg County Co irr Patrick O'Donnell was appointed admin istrator or the estoto of Elizabeth ODonnell Franir Plvonku has , commenced suit against the cltv ot South Omaha for $1,000 damages resulting from the grading of N street The Paxtou & Viorllng iron works has brought suit against Nols O , Urown for JfiOO for Leeds sold and delivered GIRL AND GOODS Altera Ilnrd Fluht Sergeant Orinsliy • Wins at St Lou In Sorgoaut Ormsby returned from St Louis last ovenlng , bringing back tbo sporting woman , Cledo Fleming , togotbor with the S'iM worth of goods , sealskin saequo , etc , with which aho skipped out from hero n few weeks ago Tom has a grout tale to toll about the hard tussle ha bad to gain the girl aud goods His story Is fully backed up' ' by hulf column accounts of his exploits pub lished by nil1 the loading papers of St Louis , in which it is told how "u sbrowd Nebraska ofilcor outwitted the grat criminal lawyers wbo > dcfendod In the celebrated Prellor murder case , by getting up and telling tbo Judge that ho , Ormsby , represented the great attito of Nebraska when , upon tbo strength of a requisition is Bucd by its governor , ho demanded the cus tody of the woman for whom bo had come " Sorgoaut Ormsby says that ho owas tils victory and , oabo thinks , the establishing of a precedent , to tbo admirable offortB and many niuditosscs ontlio part ol" Chief of Dutoctives Lawlor , Chief ot Police Huebler and Do- toctivcs Hobba nnd Williams , all of St Louis Ho was the recipient ot many con gratulations ut central station laBt night Chnmberlain'ri Couirli Rnniedy , It should bo berne in mind that this remedy la intended especially for throat nnd luiifr disoiisoB , audi us coughs , coldo Hint croup , and sovontcon yours couBtnnt sale mid uuo of the remedy ody hus ( ally demonstrated thut it can ulwnys bo roiled upon for these disouscs From thu llrst it litis gradually crown infnvorand populurlty until it Is now re cor ul ml ns the standard throughout mora than twenty stiUos and all .of the territories _ Dli I > . COR11Y At 0:80 : pm , Tuesday , February 11 , Miss Nallio M. , daughter ot J , O. nnd Mauretta Corby , aged IS years and 11 mouths Funeral notice hoi tatter Lovers or Art Bntertainad The Western Art association was enter tained at tha Linluger art gallery last even ing by Mr Albert Rothory , who gave an ar tistic exhibition of rapid ! work ia painting from still life Tha attendance was large and tbo greatest quletnois was preserved during the progress ot the work ; .Mr , Roth ory used as his model n largo vase filled with beautiful la Franca roses Ho made a very good painting ot thesa in leu than an hour , explaining bis method aa he proceeded Rose * are Mr Itothary's forta , and tha rapidity of the wont apdtho , execution proved that ho wns nt homo In this branch ot the profession The Idea of the cntortatnmont was lo fur nish nn opportunity tor these of the members of tbo association wbp are students to sea the method of work • ! An Injured ( Driver George Smith , tha drjyor of ono of l'cyeko ] Brothers ' delivery waftops , met with a se rious Injury yestordnymorning , Ills team started to run away , when ho caught the lines nnd was dragged through the alloy south of the Paxton hotel , sustaining a broken log and vcry , qrious biuises about his head nnd face He Was removed to his homo at the corner of Twelfth nnd Jackson " • * * " " streets CARROMS IN A TUSK A Talk , on milinul Halls That Toll * Much About Original Ivory Interviewed on the subject of how billiard balls nro inude , Jnmos I3ur- rouphes , F. 7 S. , of the firm of Messrs llurrouirhes & Watts , Soho square , Lon don , has supplied soma very intorcstln/r / information Tlio avornfjo number of billiard balls cut from the tuska ut nn clophunt Is ton flvo from oiiclt tusk so that the stock represents the produce of no tower than -,000 olcphnnts "Wo turn out , " snld Mr Uurroil | hes , from 10,000 to l'2,000 balls it year , and to do Unit wo must Ucopa very largo stock in order that they may bo thoroughly sea soned Why they require to bo sea soued is that ivory is a pohulnous sub staeco and requires to bo driotl Wo take a prent deal of pains in the pro cess A ball never shrinks tit the end grniu , that Is to say , In the way the tooth prows , but always in thodiamo- tor After it has boon roughed out wo ltcopit for two or three yours Two sizes of billiard bulls are made ono for the continental nnd American markets and ono for the English The former measures 2i inches to 21 Inehos ImmunsQ quantities ot these nro manu factured fn England and shipped to both continents The slzo most In use In England is 2 1-10 inches , which is the match slzo as used by Uoborts , hut 2i inches is also made No other sizes can bo used on an English billiard table , as the cushions are only built for that height of ball The Ainorlcan gnmo is based on the French , and the tables uro the same size The slzo of tusks out of which balls nro turned are called scrivolloos You cannot make a satisfactory bull out of a tusk that is over a certain size , becaut-o if you turn a 2 1-10 out of a tooth that that monsurcs 21 or 21 you will remove too much of the outside skin or hard surface of the tusk The nearer you have the tusk to the size of the ball the better surface you obtain The process of manufacture is very simple , but it requires great skill The block of Ivory is placed in an iron chuck , aud ono-half of the ball is turnoa The ring fha.1 is taken oil i < ) , in the case ot the smaller si7e , used as a coupling ring for a pair of horses , and in Hint of the larger is-sent to India as a nntlvo bnncrlo Alter the second half has boon turned it is hung up for a fowr months with its follows in a net to dry No artificial heat is used They are kept free from un.v" lraught or air , as ivory cracks when jcxposod to either a hot or cold currant J When considered thoroughly soasonctl they are most skillfully turned by inon who have been taught this process ; for years , nnd it is certainly ono of thorraost wonderful pieces of handicraft1 thcro is There are thousands of tumors in tho'lcing- doui , but not ono In a hundred will turn a billiard ball so as-to-produco a perfect sphere a i ncU t. t The lifo of a ball iavory various A ball will neb remainperfectly truohow ever much itls seasoned , because ot the continual concussjo .n , iwhiolt causes the cells ot tlio ivory , to close up If a ball is very much played wlthospecially in a heated room , Immediately it is turned , it is very liable to crack and become untrue I have known a ball to run untrue in a match of u thousand up ' ' , . , 1 STAGE LAUGHTER Tito Poor Attempts Made nt Heine Merry iu a Theatre The average actor , who can portray • pretty much ull phases of soutimont is a bad failure when his part calls for audible laughter From this condition it seems to'bo ' n fair conclusion that jol lity is more difficult to simulate than sorrow How many well-known nclors are there who laugh naturally on the stagey nrcKco Rankin , who has cer tainly mastered the technicalities of his profession , has a stage laugh that sounds like a suppressed cauklo , accord ing to the Dramatic Times When Lnwrcuce Barrett luughs the cords of his neck swell with the effort , very much ns they do whoti ho is spouting heroic snecuhesnttho top of his voice Mr Bnrrymoro hu9"alaugh that reveals his tcoth but rovculs not the slightest spark of goniallty Mr Kolcoy laughs totully without expression Mr Drew smilosand smiios but utters no sound Aside from the various uncanny noisps produced by laughing actors , their fnc- iul oxorcHsions while undergoing tlio process of cachinuation uro painful to witness They look uneasy , self-con scious and strained , as though thoolTort hurt thom To be obliged to lnugn ou the stage Is to every leading actor an ordoulof'Btartliug ' proportions , Comed ians may find the path of laughter less thorny , because they are allowed to om- bolllBh it with ecoontriclty beyond the bdrdors of burlesque But sontiinontnl aotors stem so fearful of losing their dignity that they dare not laugh with the ring of true enjoyment A player may , with the slightest o.\ > orciso of his giftH , reduce nu tiudlenuo to tours , and yet bo the most hopelessly absurd and unreal luughtor nllvo Clara Morris can bring tt'ars from the htoutcst auditor withput a , particle of fooling on her own part But when she trios to laugh her i wotohors become alarmed Wo have not heard a hearty or gentlemanly laugh upon the stngb for manv yonrs , nnd wa ! do not under stand why it is that noUirs who cmi per fout the smallest dotulls of other slmu- latis totally fall to conquer the Bpirit of laughter 'V Nut Troubled Ui IIIoIioh Texas Sittings : 'tffiorgo William Curtis , sitting hls'imlloaophical Easy Chair , advises us "noijJtpibo troubled by the Holies of our nojgjjbora " Wa-ara not , George , Wo arqiiptovon troubled by our own riches Tu&Q uur neighbor , Mr Gould How ituuiy millions bo possesses the Lord onlju knows , but hla riohoa dent trouble uaiu the least , und they are not liltoly to And If wo should go U ) him in a neighborly way and offerto relieve him of a portion of the trouble and worry incident to the possession of great wealth to carry a part of the Uurdon on oucowu shoul ders , ub it wero.bringing a stnut vnltso to stow it away In , ho would probably dodino the goncrous proffer with that gentle and penslvo Binilo which ho wears in his cancuturos but nowhere else Wo pass Mr Vundorbilt'a ' house nearly every day with hardly a thought of the wealth that house contains und represents Wo are not troubled In tact , no amount ot riohos that belong to others is very likely to trouble us in the least , although wo nro adlstant relative of Aneko Jana and hold a llttlo stock in a Halom Flats claim under a Dutoh grant KEEP TO THE RIGHT lo not bo Imposed on by sty of tbt namctora Imitation ; , rubsUtutw , tc , which are flooding the world There is only ono Swifts BrccMe , snd thcro Is nothing like It Onr remedy con tains no Mercury , l'otssh , Arsenic , or any yolj- onons tnlntsnco whatever 11 tmlMs ap the gen eral health from tte flirt dee , and has never falted to eradicate contagions blood ] < o ! < on and its effects from the sjstini lie turo to get tbo genuine Bend roar address for our Treatise on Mood ami SVIn Dbrsj.es , which will be milled fret , swift BrKCirrnrrt - . . n. . DRS BETTS & BETTS ItOSl'AUIAMSTlirCT , OU.UIA , N B. ( Opposite Paxton UoteU Otno * hours , j a. m , to 8 p. m. Sundars 10 a. n , lo pm Specialists In Chronic , Nervous , Skin and Blood Dl- cases tar-Consultation at otneo or by jnall tree Medi cines sent by mall or uxiirost , securely packed , frco from obsarvatlon Guarantees to euro quickly , safe ly and permanently NERVOUS DEBILITY SfT &t i , slonn I'liTSlcnUlccny . RrtBlnjt from tmmorutton ex cels or Indulgence nrotluclriK Bleipleinom despon dency , pimples un the frico , aversion to society , culty dlscouriureOlf\cfc of conflilenco dull unfit for study or business , and finds IIfo a burden Safely , perman ently and prlvntely curd Consult Drs il Lts X Ii U\ lite Farnun Street , Omalitt , Neb Blood ana Skin Disease * l V&Siisa result , completely euuUciitol without the aid of mercury Bcrofula erynlpcliw , tover sore * . Dlotcuos , ulcera point tu the lieua and none * , syphilitic turn inront , mouth and toiiKue catnrrti , etc , permanently cured where oUi rs hare failed Ififinotf rFriniiiff an(1 Bladder Complaints , AlUIlDj UIlUdlY ViUnfuU Biillcult , to fro * quent burnlnj or blfinely urine urlno lilcrti colored or with milky sediment on iitnutlliur weak back , fionorr brea , ] oetcj titli , eta Promptly anJ sarely cured charges re anon able , STRICTURE I • ? & ? rooval complete without cutting , caustlo or dillation , Cures effected Rt homo by patient without a moments patn or annoyance To Yom Men and Midflle-Asei Hen , AtlTTBP PriBP Th8 awful effects of early UUfiD lUfilj Vice , which brine * orpanlo weakness , destroying both roimt nml bouy ltt all Udroaded Ills , pi-rnianontlr cure l. TfipiJ DrilTC Aildross these woo hava lm- illlOi DDH0 paired themsolrcs by Improper ladulKonces and nnd solitary hablt . which ruin both boar ami nilud , unllttlnn them for Imslucsa , study or marrlaRo Uaiiiusi > Mrs , or those entering on that happy Ufa , a < rare of pliyslclul debility , iiulokly usslsted OUR SUCCESS i Is baaed upon facts , tint practical eiparioneo , see ond-e\ory ca * o ! • espoclally atudlod , thus startln nrlifht , third xedlctnes nro prepared In unr own la * batury exactly to suit each cnie , thus nfft Ung curtn without Injury HfHetidrt cents posUtizu for oolobraU > d works on chronic . . nerrous nnd delicate dl > ouaes TUousanti * cured ITfA friendly letter or call may pave you f . turesuiTertnir nndihnme , andadlpoldenyearw to life tiTTio letters answered unless accomiianlect by 4 cents in stamps Address orcHll on 5l < . BETTS & BCTTTS , U f - • - • - UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION ! OVEIt A Mir.LIOS DTSNirnUTBD Louisiana Stale Lottery Company Incarimratnd by tlia r eiilutuw for udueatlonal ana otinrltable purposes , atid rranchlso imule n part of tile prownt stnto enniittiitlon , In HW , by an overwhelming popular vote 1(8 ( MAMMOTH URAWISflS lake iilnco Scmi-Aniiiiiilly ( .lumi anil DciTnilipr ) mul Its ( SimihI Single rXiiiiiIxi * llranliiK" ( nki- plncein oiu'li'tif ( lie odiir tun inimlbhor ilmyeur , mul nil nrc drnnn In publii' . nt the Academy < if Miisk- . Now Orleans Liu FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of Its Drawings and Prompt Paymant of Prizes . . , Attested lis fiilluivs ! "Wo ilo lioreby eerllfy tliat nu siiiervl n thn nr- raiiireincuts for ull the monthly and omi-aiimmt drnwlntisor the I oulslnna sum Loitury biiiiiiuij and In person niaiuu and onntnil the druwlnici tliemsidven.nitd that lliu sumo are fondue to I with honesty rmrnesH nnd In ko < ! tullh towurl nil par U-s.and wonmiiorlsu tlio coinpuny lu ns tlilsttrtl- tlfntowlth ra"lmlio < of our stKimt.iros iiltiilid In hUailveiUsemonts " COMMISSlONrllB Wu the iintondgucd banks un Iba ikers will piy .il prims drawn Int ho Uinlsiamt Hlato ItOtlvriu * ivhlcU uiny-bo presented ut our counters It M. WaIiMHIiK V. Ires Loulblana Nut , llanlc l IKHHK I.ANAU.V , l'1'OK..lStaU ) Niit'l Hunt A. IIAH1W IN , Iros Netv OrleauMot'l Him U LAlll KOIIN , Iros Union National llaiu GRAND MONTHLY DiUWIilG , At the Academy of Mnalc Now Or leans , Tuesday , March II , 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE , - $300,000 100,000 riulti'Cnt $ iOaior > ; Hxtvuw $10 ; Quartnrs M 5 ; Tout lis 3'J ; Ttvontlntlm $1. I ITT OP IMIMPM 1 1'UIZK OK I M1.U1I I. , , , ( Hll/Uj i iMti/.K ok rujinu , , , iuC'mi ' 1 IMtl'/K III' fil.'JJIl ' , HI ml i I'lti/.K ' ok , < , uui mjHi J IMtl/.KS OK liUJ0nro , ti , uu ) S I'lll/.IC OK susiaro r/jni IMll/l.s Ol' l.ilUaru -a-'jiij ' Hi ) I'KI/IN OK nilara Hi m OUI'ltl/KSOK IKXluru , , main Ull I'Ul/.Ki OK anuru , , . , UU4XU AI'I-HDXOIAriON- I > . HO I'rlios of lausre Mit\ \ IU ) do . lJaro _ . . . , iUvi U ) do Muro , . . . , , * MM ) TKHMlNAl IllUBK U I'rl.es of flWaro , . , . „ , . , , , , WiW KU do KJUnro , , . , m/im 3,134 Prizes ninountlnu to . . . , $1,054,800 NorB-Tlckcls drowtnit Capita ! 1'rttos arj nut en titled to turiulual prliei , AG E.VTti WAOTEP tiTKOit CI till UATKa or any furlliar information desired , sriltu li-ttlbly to the unlorluiiiJ Uearlr siallnu your ruslilancu , with atute.tnunty , atroet and nuiaher Alortt rapid raturn mall delivery will uu aisurod by your enclosing an envelupii bediinityour lull address IMPORTANT Address il A. DAUllIlN Now Orleuua , fa OrM , A. DAOIHIN Wauhington D. 0. By ordinary letter , vuiitalnlnu Itoxr.r oinikv Is sued byall exproas vomiuuUa , New VorK exeaauuv drafter postal note dJreu Registered Letlen cqbIiIdIoi Currency la NEW OULKAN3 NATIONAL HANK Now Orleans La KKUKiiurii , tbst tbo oayuonl of prliaa Is nuAiti TEKU nr KutTit sATliiNAl liA.ShH ot New Orieaus , and Iho tickets ara alvoca by tlio president o ( an In stltutlou , whu'o cbartxred rluhts are ru > xnliej In ttiu hlt'liost ( Hjurta : tlierafuro , bus are ot all Inilia Uool or anonymous sobeiaes oxc lkji.LAJt Is tuo niiea uf lbs saiallut part ot traction of a ticket laiumi liV HH In any drawing Anything in our uatuo olloroJ ( or loss luau a Hollar a swludid DIAMOND CUTTING in OMAHA I M Wo tlo not cut nnd polish tbtxo lirocious Btquos aa they ilo It in AmQ H stonltim but tor the next few UnvH luntll , out * rotnll sloro 1h rontoil ) wo I | shnll OUT TUB PRICES to the ' , < iutck'on nil DIAMONDS , mount 1 H g50,000 tvorlli of ( ioin * lo ro Tor 935,000 , ot-JuM IIainrlco | | Wo quote n tow Status to glvo some Ulcn ot the ORAND BAR H GAINS wo now olTor : 1 H < iU\iTiNu i > iajiom > rix < ir.R m.vos : I H ij'j.ii ) , $ r > , $ io , $ ( ' % > f " > , ifoit , $ ; r , $ too to $250 ; MoWUr > lo ir oo 1 H < : r\rixr oiamovd i.vk icixgs : I H $10 , $16 , $ 20 , $20 , $ ; io $50 , $7o , $100 , $1250 , $500 , to $1,000. I B Unrlh § M to $2,009. I H < a.Mu : > i : diamond ituoocur ? . I H SCAKr AXD 1VVCI2 1'IX'S : I H $5 , $7,511 , $10 , $15 , $20 , $ * . ' , ' . , $ :15 : , $5D , $75 , $100 to $500. * * I B Worth $10 to $1,000. I H < ; iMi\r. : ; diamond studs * 1 $5 , $7.50 , $10 , $15 , $20 , $ 25 , $115 , $50 , $75 , $100 to 8500. Worth $10 to $1,000. 1 ( lennlno Oiamontl Ilrarelets NocKUco * ! , I.octelj , Curt lluttons Collar Iluttom I H H | etc , . nttorreiponrtlnBly low nrletw m H OUNAMrlNTAli DIAMOND WATCH OASK * In lar n variety , cmnplcto , vrlth acrllrat clns ninko of American nr Swiss ino\enicur. from J-CV tipto t' lOU H KINi : DIAMOND MOUN l'lNOy In stock ami nnuln loonier § LUOSU DIAMONDS nt all s,7e . trom i-Gt ot A knrnt to 10 karuts , at W prices raURlnp ; trom fi' to 'M pot karat H H Hcsettlna ot Dlninonilsnspaclnltr I'atlmato ? f nrnlshctl on apollcntlon H H An early ln < > peitlon of om stock will Amply repay yun HBHB I iviax wieyer & . BRO „ Cor , SiiWli ani Farnam Sis I H V. The extreme 1,0\V IMUrKP provlonsly mlrartlsoit b > - us on Ol'TICAI , OOOD9. and nil other ilcparttncnla , i > lll ctmtlnualn fnrco tltirlnp ; this OUU OlU' .Al' H DIAMOND 8AI.K. ttrulrl Oolil hoiiKht for cash or taken In exchange 1 BBBJ DR JACOBS I Medical & Surgical Dispensary Nos 101 to 113 So 13th St H O Kooini Inr Ialicntsi llcccptiou Rooihn Rt > anil 40 , Oitialui , Noh H 'V ( \ ATT TVTTi'VT sotTerlna from Norrons Debility , I/st Jlsnliood , Kaltmz Moaiory , Kibail.tlnii | L\J JVUlJ 1I112j1 > Drains , Tfrrlblo Dreams , Head nod Hock Aclio aud all tbo elTocta leadlne to H tarly decay and pcrlmps Consumption nr Insanity , treaial srtentinrally by now methods Consultutl in Iron H Catarrh Hhotimntlsm Poisonous Dlscbartfos , milky urine , painful swnlllngs quickly ralteyed ani radically . H curnl lllu traielbook , "l.U 'aSecrft Iirrors" lecnta Wend foryusmlon Mslon any Cliroulo Dlseaso - . H T11lVll AT lrPITC ! Uraces and Trusses Itest facilities , npparatus and remotltes for suo.ossfut H lJJLUJi\JJXl\XLX 1 uij troatmentof Tery form of disease rc < tulrlna ; Medical or Muraleal treatment H We make a specialty nt Draees , Trusses , Club Knet , Curvatures of Spine , Piles Tumors Caner Kronchltls H Inhalation Elcrtrlelty Paralysis Kpllepsy , Kidney , Bladder , Kar , Skin and lllood and all jrilcal • Vara H tlons Hooks ami nnoiilon tdanks free H TSlCT.1 A dl 'J ' I'M ? VA T , .T A8PEC1ALT1 * . Hook , t'lrcalnrs and Ou atlon lift on Norf | IJlorj.'VOI .0 yV V > tJA > Lt il > ousness Constipation , Naurslsln , I ucnrrmra , I'aln In the H luck , Frotnpaua Uteri , Piles , Forjalo Weakness , U ) spop.la , tjklu flniples aud all lllooil Diseases H Syplilltn , Hcromin , Uad lllood , Skin , Urinary DIhouxis unci Gloot Curotl forlilfe H BUILDERS'TilMOlE ' GOODS I Of Every Design and Finish M HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , 1405 Dongias St M engrxvings , j MMmmm&WmW ! th ' allbt&'davi3 H ARTIST SUPPLIESJ0I H ffl , tiP ' IkS CTKIMBALL , H MOULDINGS , . * MMMBamjailM QrPlANOSccORGAN3 H 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska H RAILROAD TlfvlE CARD Ixte i CfllOAilaTSOltniNtlTO.S i tiTI Arrfre ? Omaha I Doput luth and Mason atrcots | Dmalin 31J p in . . .Chlrago Vestibule Kkpresa . . pro a m 3 S a m . . . . . . .ChfcaKO Bxpresa r.O ) p m 110 n m Chlraso Etpress 8 sm I li p iu Chlcagn fast Mall Tla UP Trans 8 10 a m reaves | BilKUIUiSN 3nMofTllTkR ArrireT Omaha ) Depot lutli anil Mason streets | Omaha Cffti a m.Den | er Vostlbule Ksprosa . . . 3uo p in HM a ni . . . UocDlnJtConeordlalooal . . . 11.13 p m 04S p ml DonrerlCitpross | 9Xi a tu ta I K.c , HTJ CB ArrireT Omaha Depot 10th aadj Mason stroeta Oniaha ' Usui . . . Kansas City J > r Kspreis . . . o. 'L' . i p m HHpmK.1 ! . Night Hip , tla I ) . P. Trans eta a m Xoaros UNioVrAGIPIc : Arrlyos " Omaha , | Depot IQtli anil Maruy street * . Omnba " l.U p m Orarland Klyer . , . l 10 a in 8S5 p ni TJniltod Past Mall f.D p iu IDJUiin DcnTinBrpros 2 5.1pm 1 < 5 p in Urand Island Kxp , < nept Sun , ) 12 .a p m 1 an a m . . . . . . Kansas rttrlCxpreas 13 id a m ' Loaves O ID OAtiOATioTif fl WK4TKBNJ Arrlros Omaha U. 1' . depot , IClh and Marcy au Omaha uPiaDif Chicago Kxjireis 11.05 p ni ISO p m Vestlbula Limited . 8.U > p in 800 p m AtlanllcMai ; fromO.B , . . . . 7NI a in 86ft pm . . . " . . .reastern . . . . . . . . . . . | ) a m leaves grTllCAno , IL l7 * PACTpTcT I ArrlveT Omaha U. I' , depot , IQtli and Marcy Rts | Omalni ( > 15pin N'tibt ' Kxprens 01)1 n ni ' .115 an Atlantic Kxprens 6,1U p in 115 p ii Vestibule Limited | IUU ) n m " leaves ClilOAOoTiiiK i ffv PAUL Arfifer Omaha V. i\ depot , luth and Marcy Bts Qui aha U 15 a ml I'blciiKo Mull flUlpni (103 ( p m Clili'aifo Kspicss | nil u ra leaves 0T1.UIA&.ST . LOl ' ir XrrTvoT Omuba ) lf P. depot , loth and Murcy 8ts. Omaha 4 13 p 1111 . . HI LouIh Cunniin Hall \ \ ' ! . p ni LJavosT TTlOUX CITVA I'AClKlS I Arrives Ooiaba IU 1 * . depot , loth and Marcy 8U. | Omaha 7.15a iu | . . . Sioux City "i'lwisennor 1100 * > ij 111 B.15 p ml at Paul B nru s. . . | | 000 a ni Iavoa I HIOUVOITVA l-ACD/lK [ " Arrives Omaha I Depot 15th and WubstorHta | Omaha 045 p in I at I' .iul Limited I D3& a a Lcaves j lCG7 A MO vXiTlb Y. I Arrlvoa' Omaba I Depot 15th nud Wubstar Bts | Omaha [ 0110 a in lilock Hills Hjtpress i. 'JO iPm euiain . . Hastings Hip IKx Hunday ) , , . BM p in 5.10-p m . .Wahoo A Lincoln Passenger . 103) a m 6 10 pin . York A NotfulkdCx Hunday ) . . IBM a ni leaves I C „ HT P. . MTSoT * i irrlvus Omaha | Doput 15th and Wohator 8ta. | Omaha HOU a ni „ ,8lour city Arcomiuodatloa , . . ! 4& p m LOU p ml Sioux City Kiprun IIX ) p m H45 p in.Oakland | Accommodation . . . ! 4 45 a in leaves I MfSSOUUl I'AUli'Itl 1 Arrlros Oinshn I Depot nth nnd Webster ats | Omalm IU a inrtt | louls A K. C. i : > pless . . . | < U p nl t ) 15 r . . . . . Louli AICC Hkiress | . . . | O-iOajn mibhooiiTTaoific huiiukdan tuainh g'sl' wisw yalX't * gw oo > j o g Wastsvard piSr | Jpt pf pj * p1 pt § • ? " a mln inla.mlpnip | mp.ra | a.111. p m Wcbsterflt , . . . 5 .VJ II 50 T.fiO i.(5 5.15 IS.I5 8.U U.15 Oak Chnthnm , iil'd ' M 7,61 i.ii 5.XI 11.24 HI1 12.5.1 Dmld lllll . . . . 11.03 7.U ) 7.51 .1.5.1 5,2.1 0.27 B.47 12.UI iJlko Hlroot , , II 01 7.11118 Ul .1.51 5.2D B.W 8.W li.M Walnut Mill , B.011 7.0U 8 01 3.5b 5 .11 6.81 8,5) 1,02 Dundee Place 0 Oa 7.W | * 03 1 U ) 5.8.1 8.38 H. . ' , l l.lri Wist aide . . , , 6.10 7.IU 8 07 1 03 5.S4 8.M 8.5(1 I .On IJlwn , 800 4 01 8.53 1.08 Maacot 8,11 l.ul 0.01 1,11 Bcymour Park , . , . , , , . * In 1.11 0.05 1.17 Portal 8,25 1.20 . . . . | . . . . | 0 15 I..U ICastward I am a u am p ralp lulp inln m. p ra , Portal 8 IJ 4.110 USO I.8S Beymour Park , , . 8.irj 1.3'J U.I2 1,45 Mascot , . , 8.42 4.41 8.47 1.50 Lawn 8 414.41 0.49 1,52 West Slda 8.20 7.20 8 M 4.48 8 40 O.M 0 54 1,67 Dundee l'laco , 8.31 T.21 8 51 1.40 5.41 0.40 0.5 < 1 1.50 Walnut 1IIIL. . 0.24 1.21 8 54 4.52 5 44 U.40 .1.59 2 02 Ijtku atreot . . . A 21 ! 7.21 Wl 4.M 5.pi 11.41 10 01 I.W Driltd lilll . . . . ( l.SI 7 31 8 5H 4.57 5.4'J ' U 5.1 10 M 2.05 Oak Chatllaiu , C.H&7.H5 0U2 4.60 li ) 7.00 10.07 2.10 WtbsterSlruet C.45 7.45 0.10 5 US O. 'JO 7.10JUI.15 2.20 UNION 1'AClPlO-aUIIUUnAN TOAINS These trolus also Wop nl IStu , 17th , 10th and 2IUi streets , Humuilt and Hinldiro Crusslni • Working men's trains uu not run Bitnday Uroad'l TranslabeoPyl 1 ' war far Oiaaha I Hla8uuth | Altirl't O Plugs Depot I UupaL | Uun | Omaha Depot ? \ * ri ] r 1 1T\ \ i 1 : 1 ? t AM AHlAH IU AU 1UI1H illUUIialill AU , „ . 590 . . . . . 5-kJ . . . . 645 . . . . .650 . . . . * d.l6 1 1145 10 8 05 8.17 5.57 30 5 (510.37 . . . .I tlio S.M . . . . 0A0 OSi 04T 027 7.U1 0.15 705 U 10 7 20 UU ) 725 565 7.45 7.40 t 62 7.82 8 05 7.20 8 12 7 16 8 TM 8 00 7 00 8.4i 8Ji b. 'J U 27 0il5 E li . . . , 8.07 . . . . . 7.66 . . . . UU 045 034 927 10-Ito S 15 . . . . 0AI7 . . . . . 8.65 . .860 ru ru ru vu en > a vkm i surHni . . . . 1U)5 ) 31J . . . . 1U5 i.UJ . . . . . . . . 4 33 . . . . 4 27 4 05 4 U 4 U 4.01 4 M 8 63 4 ! li6 4 45 6.U 4J4 627 6i)5 ) M6 6.12 5.07j 6. 5 * M U.W t.60 646 i'U 662 uii ' o ' 6i a IMo ' lJ 8 07 ' 26 6 65 o 'Jo iu B.45 | . . . . 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