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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1890)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , AVEDXEHDAY , APRIL 30 , 1890 THE CITY. Bank clearings yostcrday * 002OGO.n9 Born to Mr. inn ! Mm. I. Frank of 18ft South Seventeenth street , April IS ) , i ! boy. boy.Police Odlccr Eborlo was livkon to tin hoBpItal. Ho him boon very sick fo faoino ( InVB past. Mrs. K. M. Post , who was Injured litho the Dos Molnus wreck on April 2wliili \ on her wny to Chicago , has recovered. The board of puhtlo works will recotvi bids until Mny JU for grading Dodgi , Htrcot from the JJolt line to Lowi nvcntio. The Bocdlo & Kelly company wa given judgment hi the county cour against Ijirinon P. I'ruyn ot id. In tin EumofiWO.ll. Chief Clerk Koso of the superintend ont'H olllco IH out on ono of hi * period ! cnl trips over the Chicago , St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha. On May ! > the board of public work ! will opt-n'bids for Iho paving and curbing of streets the present your. May 10 H will award the contracts for street sweep Ing. Clinrloy Smith , a bootblack , found t valuable gold ring In front of Boyd t opera house last night , and Instead o : converting It to his own use turned il over to the chief of police. Mr. J. H. Plat ? ! , superintendent of the mail carriers , Is detained at homo on ac > count of the critical condition of his little tlo girl , Ada , who was Injured by the motor car Saturday night. The salaries of the various postolllec ' employes wore paid Mondav. The total amount is $ ll,000. ! Tills Is distributed i among thirty-six clerks , fifty carrier. , oighty-flvo postal clerks aim the post master. There will bo a joint mooting of all carpenters' unions in Green's hall to- ! nignt , to which all trades are invited. Addresses will bo made by n number of ( speakers upon questions of vital im portance. E Harry Brewer of 11."JO North High- tccnth street wauls the public to know ' . that the two Brewer boys concerned in the robbery of the Exchange burn on > Sherman avenue are not his Bert and S Eddie , though they have the same i names. Articles of Incorporation of the Gate ' City Hat company were filed yesterday ! by Alex. Gunther , Edward S. Boo and Herman Drlshans. The capital stock of , the company is to bo $ . " > 0.000 and the business to bo transacted is the inunu- fncluro and sale of hats , etc. ' A concert will bo given Thursday ' evening at the Young Men's Christian association hall on behalf of the Church I of the Good Shepherd. Tlio music will i bo furnished by the Apollo club ami a i quartntto consisting of Mrs. Baldridge , i Boprano ; Miss Ithocdcr , contralto ; Mr. 1 "Wilkins , tenor ; Mr. Lumbard , bass. Among the latent spirits received by Collector of Customs Alexander are tent t 'Disks of brandy for a wholesale firm in ; Lincoln , and five of wines and brandy i from franco for P. E. Her of this city. 1 The duty on brandy is $ _ l per gallon and I that ou wino GO cents for the same i amount. _ j IWHSOXAL J'A ItAGltA VIIS. I J. H. Johnston of Crete is at the Murray. J II. II. Tomscn ot Lincoln is nt the Casoy. Ceo. II. Scott of Beatrice is at the Casoy. .Tno. W. Iloffiimn of Lincoln is at the Mil- i lord. .T. D. MuCumi of Crclghton is at the Mil- . lard. lard.J. J. C. Davis of Nebraska City is at the Casoy. C. II. 1'crrlgo of Fremont is u guest at the Ciusoy. I J. M. ( ji-inithof Wahoo is stopping at the Millsinl. J. H. Webster of Lincoln is n guest at the Murray. 1 A. G. Hoytof Beatrice is stopping nt the Murray. i L. II. Kent of Orleans is a guest nt the ' Paxton. Tom M. Coolto of Lincoln is a guest nt the Millard. F. Tliistlewalt of Beatrice is stopping at I the Casey. .T. K. Sutherland of Teltumah is registered at the Millard. Stuart Ilayden , ot tlio Carter Lead comP - , P > iny > Is in Uo-toii. A. Marion and wife of Fremont are regis tered at Iho I'axton. 'j' Mrs. C. II. Toucrny and Miss Dorscy of V Fremont are registered at the Murray. D. 1C. Hineliard and Miss Arlio Ula'chard of . I Coliimhus are registered at the Casey. N. WItossof Schnylcr , Xeu. , called atTm : " ' Bun olllco yesterday on his way east to spend ' thirty dnys with his father ut Churlottetown. Prhico Kdwanl Island. At the Barker : A. W. Bennet , Now York ; , W. L. Butler , Boone , In. , Edwin Kieh , Lin- Dr. Mary J. Brookem-ldgo left yestonlay nftenioou on the Burlington for a four weeks visit among friends in Ohio. Dr. Broekenridgo was iiei-omiunled by her sister , Mrs. L. L. Nash , who 1ms been spending the winter In Onmlm , and her daughter , Mrs. Gcorgo B. Miller , and baby. Convicts Killed. BUCK JXCK Ouovi : , Tex , April 29. Todny nt tlio convict camp on the railroad line four miles north of la-re four convicts made a break for liberty. Tlioy worn liivd on bv the gnurd mid ono killed mul another fatally wounded. The other two escaped. Attention DriinimorH. A business meeting of the Omaha TravelIng - Ing Men's dun Is called for Friday evening to lw held In the oflleo of Darrow & Logan to cllM'iiss the iwlloy to bo pui-sncd in securing national legislation to bonollt travelers. The project of securing i > ennanuiit club rooms wiUaUiobo discussed , At CJaylord's Itomnvnl. The firm of Muir .t tJuylonl , ival estate , loans , investments mid dro liisurauro , huvo removed from theirohhiuarters , 1WH ) Faruntn , to the second door , ground floor , of Tin : Bui : building- tlio Knriwm street side where they have as nttracllvo and neat and Cdiiven- lent a sulto of uftUvs as there is In the city. Tlio I'ostoillro Clilorcioi-kslilp. Fivd I'ii-Uens , who yestenlay resigned the position of chief clerk in the Omaha post- oftU-i > , has accepted a position with the John Grant paving ccompany and will begin his flutlw us MWII as ho ivturns from a short visit in the oast. 1'ostmaster IJiillnfher s-nld last night Hint the vacanev cnuitxl bv the rctilKimtloii would bo IHIed either today or tomorrow , tuul the lucky man would bo cither 1. oyul L. Mold or Ohavllo Southai-ii , but which ho had not decided. Kli'Mtrlolty on I aviiniu Streot. The Oinah.i stivot railway companv an- imunces that it will , probably , In ten days coinmeiieo the placing of Its polw on Funiaiu Mivot with a vlow to transforming tlio pres ent line Into nn oloctrlo railway. Tno promlso is gratofnlly apprerlatod by the iteoplo on that sliwt who Imvo long been DliunlMtl and ougerlj dasltvd the chniiKo. The ( > \ti > ndliiK of the mviwsary wlixw under the riilln fur tlii > conduct of ulectrlctty as well UB ovt'iluudvlixw will IH ) pushed forward with dispatch , and it is thought the line will bv In I'lK'niUou bofoiv June 1. Opinion. Muih of Atcu , iS' b. , nfiOr HiMiiiof lour year * la sulliug Chamberlain's I'.iln llnlin , ayw : "U U the iK t and most iv- jlulilillnlnio'it over pnklmvd " A llfty cent I ct'ii' ' of u nlli aivuinplUh nil ro la tlu < tnxit- ii it i'f ibi'iuiiutlmn. Iniiio Imt'k or kovcrv initlnt tliun V' liivi'sli'd la any olui'r w. v ' 1 lie prompt ii'llpf ft\im palu which It affords U BlOUUUVltll Ulltuy tlllH'S | IIIH OWN CAHIMSSNKSS. C.tttNO of tin ; Dentil of YOIIIIK Hnlpt Hlloliooek. The ItiqucAt over the remains of Halpl Hitchcock , the boy wlio was killed by bcliif run over by motor train in South Omnht Monday evening , was begun at Hcafoy X llcafoy's morgue at ! i o'clock yesterday after noon. A. R Meyer , the conductor of the train was the Hrst witness called. Ho testified tlm the car was going south on Twcnty-fourtl street , and when near 1C street ho heard semi onoRcrcani , looked out , saw something fallam stopping the train found the body of youiif Hitchcock lying across the track. Motornmn Link stated that ho was on tin train and saw the boy near the track trying t < Jump on the trailer. Ho throw the current off and stoppcil the train at.I street. After start Ing the Doy again tried to Jump on tlio foot board of the coach ; saw him ns hi fell ; next saw him nftcr the trnlr stopped , lying with his body across the rail Mrs. A. U. Towle , Who resides on N street was In the coach on the front seat. The train was moving very slowly ; saw Kalim run towards the train and lump on the footboard : saw him fall and hoard the breaking of bones us the train passed over the body ; thocondiiC' tor always stopped the car before ho allowed any of the passengers to got on * the train , nml cautioned them about getting off on the wrong side of tlio tram. Mrs. Iliman was near the track ; saw the boy Jump on thu car and fall beneath the wheels ; ho did not signal the train to stop. Airs. ( Jralg was on the train ; saw Ralph run towards the train , Jump on the footboard and fall beneath the wheels ; was sure the boy intended to got on the train whllo in mo tion , as ho did not signal the conductor. J. C. Swanson wrts leading n funeral pro cession on Twenty-fourth street. Ho saw two boys nin toward the train ; saw young Ilitehi' ek Jump on thu car and fall beneath the wheels of the coach ; neither of the boys inndo any signal for the train to stop. Dave Anderson saw the accident ; saw the boy run out from the sidewalk , Jump on the footboard of the coach and then full beneath the wheels. \Vllllam Thompson was on the sidewalk op posite where the accident occurred ; saw the boy try to Jump on several trains during the afternoon ; saw tlio conductor try to keep keep him off tlio cars. Martin McCarthy saw Motornmn Link shut ofT the power and apply the brake and motion the boy to keep away ; next saw the boy after the cars had passed over his body. James Burns was driving a carriage ; saw tlio hey run down the sidewalk , run into the street , catch hold of the front car , and fall beneath the wheels of the rear car. The Jury then retired mid In half nn hour returned a verdict that young Hitchcock came to his death from mi accident caused by his own caielessuess. _ If'onr IJvcr Itemlmls You Of its existence by dull pain orsharp twinges in the right side , or beneath the dexter shoulder-blade , accept the reminder as a warning' , and regulate the organ without loss of time , bv the use of Hosteller's ' Stomach Bitters. The above symptoms are usually accompanied by yellowness of the skin , con stipation , furred" tongue , disorder of the stomach , sick hcadneho and morning nausea. But n reform Is promptly instituted by the Bitters , tlio best possible substitute for calo mel , blue pill , and pther super-potent and hurtful drugs erroneously designated ns rem edies for billiousness. Appetite and diges tion nro restored , and the bowels resume ac tivity , when an impetus is given to the func tions of health by this sterling anti-billions medicine , which also has the effect of enrich ing and purifying the circulation , and forti fying the system against malarial infection in air or water. It is also highly beneficial for rheumatism , kidney and bladder troubles. A QUESTION OF HOUXDAKItiS. When May it be Saiil nSfnii Trespasses ou 1'iililic ! Lands ? United States District Attorney Baker is cudgeling bis brains over the plan of Muthcw Dougherty iu the alleged unlawful occupancy of public lands. Dougherty is cuoral manager of the Big Springs laud and cattle company. Among the possessions of the latter is n tract of land lying south of the North Platte in Kcilh county. Ono of their sections , 23 , lies be tween sections 23 and i.4 , the two hitter be longing to the government. In enclosing sec- lion3 Dougherty ran his fences , it is said , around the three sections , thero- bj acquiring Iho use of three square miles of land instead of one. There is a valuable water supply on the cast government section .Hid the enclosure cuts oft the moans of water ing stock in that section of country and is , it is claimed , a hardship to the small farmers. Mr. Doughertv has been arrested on the eliureo of unlawful occupancy of public land , ind Mr. Baker was somewhat surprised to Imvo him admit that ho was using the land and yet expected to go unpunished. The defendant exhibits a plat showing the fences about the government land , but several Teet avtuyfrom the line of the same and not in any place touchiinr the domains of Undo Sam. As the enclosures are not upon the government land Dougherty who claims to bo "something of a lawyer himself , " says that no cannot bo punished. Mr. Baker is beginning to wonder whether lie' can convict the defendant or not. The law in regard to the subject is not very spccilic , being chapter 140 , Forty-eighth congress - gross , and in brief is : All enclosure- any public lands by any portion , persons or cotporatlon having po L-Inlm or color ot title to tlinsimo madaornc- liilrcd In good faith Is huiuby declined to bo iiiilaufnl , At present a similar case appealed from Wyoming to the supreme court of tlio United States is a\yaiting division and Mr. Baker favor * deferring the prosecution of the case In hand until that ono is decided. M. L. Bl.iir , alderman , Mb ward , Scrnuton , 1'n. , stated ov. 9 , 'SI : Ho bad u ed Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for sprains , burns , cuts , bruises and rheumatism. Cured every timo. Why Mr. Koiint/.o Dcollned. Some weeks ago , when Mr. Augustus ICountzo pissed through Um.Via , a largo number of his old friends , upon a hasty con sultation , concluded they would give him n "dinner , " and ns many as could bo easily round signed the eall. The invitation was forwarded to Mr. ICountzo at Denver , but no response was received until Monday. Un der date of the Ultli lust. Mr. Kouiitzo writes from Now York as follows : My Dear Friends- Imvo Just returned : iomo uftor an absence ot four weeks in Texas md other western states , which accounts for my not having replied earlier to your very kind invitation to meet you all at a complimentary dinner in Omaha. Believe me , nothing could Imvo alTorded mo inure pleasure than to have lolned you all around the festive board and to Imvo revived the "social recollections and icquaintances of early days , " but I am sorry lo state Unit urgent telegrams received in Colorado by mo ou the day your kind invlta- lion readied mo there , inndo my presence hero very important , hence I was obliged to deny mjsclf the pleasure of meeting you all. With a friendly greeting and again thanking vou for your kindness , I am very sincerely yours , AfUUaTta ICOUNTCU. Physicians prescribe Dr. J. H. McLo.in' Par \vnii } Lung Balm ; hi it they Hud no trace of opium or morphia , whllo its oWcaiIn curing all throat and lung discuses Is woiuU'i- ful. _ Hither Color of Stone. Chairman Balcomboof the board ot public. works has decided that If n bidder offers to furnlili white or red Colorado sandstone , at tlio satio ) price and Ids bid is the lowest , such contractor has the right at his own option to furnish 1 1 of cither color of stone or a mix ture of both , whenever the property owners of the districts do not petition for cither or the mayor and council do not direct the use/ of either. Iu case the property owners peti tion for n certain material or the mayor and. council direct the use of u certain material it must l used or the spcclnl levy will not hold good. Papa Dour , Coiiui Home. The daiiBhtei of a persistent follower of Bacchus , \\boregiotored for two nights In buav ioii as John Doe , No. 1 , was at the station yt > , t > rday to timl out what could 1)0 ) done * for thu old gentleman , who had notl- lied her that he was in durutu-o vllo. Who is nil attractive miss and appeared to bo greatly troubled over her fathers shgrtcorolues , ' 4'bo old man Is from Bcuntngton and had n tlckc for Denver , which has run out The Judg thought his term in Jail would plvo film wholesome lesson and ho will work it out. TIUJ ANNEXATION' FIGHT. Shuinol'iil Coiii-Hcorttie Present Soutl Omaha. City Government. Sot-Til Osmu , April 29. To the Editor o Tiinllnn : Less than seven years ago tin spot where South Omaha now stands wa ; farm land. The South Omulm kind com pany was organlrcd and purchased the tract and after platting it sold a portion of it l < the Union stockyards company for stock yards purposes. The latter company pro cccdcd to establish its business by bulklini hog and cattle IKJIIS , erecting scale houses feed barm , and later a splendid hotel nui exchange building in which to carry on the business which was sure to come. A large packing bouso was also built by the stock yards company mid leased lo the Gcorgo H Hammond packing company nt a mere nom Iniil rent ns an inducement for them tc make a start in tlio packing buslncs.1 at Omaha. Later on Swift , Armour mid the Omaha packing and provision company built mammoth plants at tlio yards and from the small beginning brlelly Sketched has grown n city of 15,000 pcoplo which ranks its the third packing center In the United States , and is doing more for the farmers of Ne braska , and portions of adjoining states than any other enterprise within the state. Llko all now and rapidly growing cities , there Imvo been ninny diniculties to contend with and much mismanagement in local af fairs. The large Healing vole 1ms proved n formidable ! weapon In the handset tbo rowdy , upstart clement , who never would bo recog- uucd In older communities but who in such eases can elect themselves to municipal places which they are unlit to Illh The result In Soutli Omaha has been disastrous in Iho extreme. Through this worlc of incompetent engineers , appointed to ofllco bv drunken and incompetent councllmeu , the principal streets Imvo been cut and tilled to an extent which 1ms mined tlio property of many and bank rupted Iho city. Even worse than that was Iho constant changing of. so-called engineers , no two of which agreed , and consequently there wcro new grades established as often ns the council saw lit to dismiss and appoint engineers. The result was that building was greatly delayed , or prevented entirely , mid damage/ suits threatened by these who con stantly suffered a change of grndo after their buildings wcro under way. The greatest mistake of all wns inndo in tlio start when , rather than damage a building or Iwo which had been creeled at Iho foot of N street , the lowest point in Douglas county , the entire remaining portion of the city was cut down to suit the hole referred' to. Many of the citizens are today struggling along try ing to pay the city for ruining them through such gross mlsmngcmcnt or worse ns men tioned above. The recent election in which the decent business element inndo n strong effort to re deem the city resulted in the election of tlio worst set of ollleers , taken as n whole , which has yet been inflicted on the city. A debt of over $300,000 Is hanging over the city with no possibility of better management under the rule of a mayor who is the avowed and acknowledged standard hearer of the saloons mul bums. The money of our sixty saloons was banded out ns free ns beer when the monov lies upon the bar to secure his. election and m opposition to annexation. Some saloons nro again declaring they will spend thousands of dollars to defeat nnncxntlon nnd perpetuate their pet mavor in ofllee. The stockyards company , which made the town , Iho packers who created most of its wealth nnd population , and the decent people who have established homos there are all in favor of annexation. The saloon men who want the Sunday trade and n mayor who is under obligations to them to protect them in their week-day debaucheries , tlio disreputable traders who prey upon strangers nnd widows , nnd the petty politicians are opposed to it , The rejisons are obvious. A CITIZKX. To Nervous Debilitated Me.ii. If you will send us your address wo will send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt nnd Appliances on trial. They will quickly restore you to vigor , manhood and health. Pamphlet free. VOLTAIC BELT Co. , Marshall. Mich. A XXODXCJEMEXTS. This evening John Dillon , the well- known comedian , who made his reputation ns 11 comedian in the western country years ago , will innko his reappearance nt Boyel's opera house in Gus Hcegc's comedy , "Wanted the Earth. " His engagement is for rae night only. The Chicago Inter-Ocean says of Mr. Dillon in the piece : "John Dillon applied an engagement at the People's last 3vcniug , presenting n comedy entitled , "Wanted the Earth" to n largo and eiithusl- istie audience. The play , as might be in ferred from the title , is a wide sweep iu ex- Lraviignucc , but it appears fashioned with a i-iew to display Mr. Dillon's powers ns an ec centric comedian , nml ho won the nudlenco for his own , us ho used to do when ho was Chicago's favorite in ante-lira days. Hoyt's farce-comedy , "A Tin Soldier , " will > pcn a four night's engagement at Boyd's op- ; ra house on Thursday evening next. This > lny is one of the most pungent and enter- : m'ning of Hoyt's great farces , and bus devel- ) j > ed womlerlul lasting qualities. The prin- ip.il characters will bo assumed bv pcoplo , vho are well known in the profession and yho have special adaptability to their parts. Seats for the entire engagement will bo put > n sale this morning. i T PERFECT KAOS It < npprlor excellence prnvon In millions of homes \luiu Solil only In rm : . I'uici : IIAKINO rownnu ro. VKWVOIIIC rilll.Vno. bANKHANCIsCO. ST IOUI1. The Well Kno\vn y i > uiisnrpnispil In tlio troalment uf nil forms of I'm- ATE DiiKvsus mul btrlctiirm : n euro liiinr.inti'ml nipotunoy l.uss ot Monlicioil niitl nuibltlim Morllly. ir ll.irrennoja nbunlulcljr uir.sl. sunil for booki " 1 ho l.lo secret , " ( nr Man or Winuin , each 10 conti ttinipii Nervous Koniale llienci : cimsl quickly Bin ! | > oriiiiinently Trt'.ituuint by cortcspoudunt. ! ) ; Innipi ( or ix-ply Coiisiiltnllon ticc. Ohlcu tf. H. Cor lll.i ami .l.ickaon Mr > i't , Uninlui Xel > . NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT , Ppcclfte for Ilri'erta. PlnlDCM.FIIi.Xtartlffl- tulnesi , UcntM Ueprni'lon , holienlimot lh llraln tf iilHInLIn imanltyanl lej'ilnit to inlifry de. v and iloath , Pirmatura Ol < l Ag < . , l' < rrei'nr > ' . l.u or I'nMtr Invlther kei.luvoli.iita y _ o cl , r.U t-u el by ortrxc tlo'i o ( the uri COOnMAX DHUO CO. . lllOFiiriminStivct , OmuhaNeb. . TOO MUCH FAT . Mid Id. la Cthkb/1 ! tt- ankitic > > turtiit 4 tlr.ti- - Or Ui.t n lp f. CU.'ClWj M ft rU t r lo j-r J- iV. ijtir. . ' iubuou : YOUR WK1UHT ntcul nutuwa < r muklurr * * ! ' . l l l CMb , II W. C Save ffour Hair BY a Uiiioly'iuit ' of Aycr'n Hntr Vl or. Tills preparation linn no equal ns n ilroMliiR. It kocpa tlio scalp clcnn , cool , and healthy , mul preserves tlio color , fullness , nnil beauty of tlio Imlr , " I wns rnplllly becoming bald and prny ; but nftisr using two or tliroa bottles of Aycr's Jlnlr Vigor ny Imlr grow thick nml glossy nml tlio original color was restored. " Mclvlu AUlrlch , Ctuinnu Cuntru , .N. II. " Some ttnioin o I loit all my Imlr in cotucfticncu | > f measles. After duo 'waiting , no nuw gnmth appeared. I then used Ayiir's Hair Vigor and my Imlr grow Thick and Strong. It lias apparently como to stay. Tim Vlpor Is nvldcntly n amit aid to nature. " J. H. Williams , ] fioru.ivlllo , Tu.xas. "I Imvo mod Ayer's Hair Vigor for the ptist four or llvu years and find It a , most satisfactory dressing for tlio Imlr. It is all I could desire , being harmless. causing tlio Imlr to retain Its natural color , and requiring but n tinmll quantity to render tlio Imlr easy to arrange. " Mrs. M. A. llulloy , 0 Charles street , J-Caverhlll , Mass. " I Imvo been using Ayor's Hair Vigor for several years , ami bellovo that It lias caused my Imlr to retain Its natural color. " Mrs. II. J. King , Dealer in Dry Goods , &c. , Bishopvllle , Mil. Ap's ' Hair Vigor , 1 rnEiMiiED nr Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Mass. Sold by DrogulitsnuJ Perfumer , . "Wear it a week or two or three , till you make up your mind about it , and then go back to the store where you bought it and get your money back. " Wear it a year ; and , if a bone is broken or kinked or slipped or shifted , go back to the store where you bought it and get your money back1' What do you think of the Kabo corset when it is sold with such guarantees as those two ? There's a primer on Cor sets for you at the store. CUIOLOO COBET ) CO , , Chicago anil Now York. CALIFORNIA TUP LAND OP DISCOVERIES. niEV'lfiJ0TASrc ' of/iTKJo COU OH M orCirculjr. . 1 l.trkttlt.3 . frr 9.- AfllEilti EMEffia.oroyii.Lr.CAk Santa : Abie : and : Cat : R : Cure I'orsalu' y ( Juodiiinii Drug Co. Manhood RESTORED. . \K-tlm _ _ thful llnnrudenct' , 1'rtmnturti . Ncr oim Drblllly , Lo < t Manhood , .Vc. . hvln ( ! ti led In nlnc > cry kno n rnnr- ily , lm Ui4oo\cr d a lIlplo iiH'aafl nr Mr cure , n . ulca bowlH'nl * dilrn8.J.lt.UEEVES.I1.0.1lui3.'W..New | | ( enl llKllKKIohl Mlo - ullm-r York City. FURNISHING GOODS. , It is nearly time to lay aside your heavy underwear , and we want to remind you that wo carry the largest stock of medium and light weight underwear in town. We buy these good.t direct from the mills and commission houses ; we pay no jobbers' profits , and consequently we can sell them from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than any other establishment. This season wo have been especially fortunate in our purchases , and we arc in a position to place before our customers several lines of goods at prices which no other house can come anywhere near. ' WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK : Three cases Patent Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , silk bound , French neck and finished scams , at 250 ; sold elsewhere for 5oc. 75 do/en very fine Striped Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , at35c ; worth 6oc. " 75 dozen extra fine Ribbed Shirts and Drawers of an excellent shade , warranted fast color , at 5oc ; like qualities are not sold elsewhere less than $1.00. IN OVERSHIRTS WE OFFER THIS WEEK : 50 dozen fine Jersey Outing Shirts , in handsome shades of stripes , at 750 ; worth fully $1.25 , In the White Shirt Department we open to-day a-line of very fine pique and embroidered bosom Shirts at $1.25 ; every other house charges $2 for these qualities. j , IN HOSIERY WE OFFER : 'Two cases Fancy Striped Half Hose , a regular 2oc quality , at loc. Two cases Brown fine Seamless Half Hose at i5c One case very fine seamless Half Hose , absolutely fast black , at 2oc. Our Neckwear counter shows the handsomest styles of new Tecks , Four-in-Hands and Windsor Scarfs at just one-half the prices of other houses. In Linen Collars , we show all the new shapes of the season , and we also have a full line oi our celebrated All Linen 5c Collar , turn down and standing , in new shapes. This is something > no other house can show. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Our Spring opening hav ing been delayed by our re cent repairs and improve ments , which are now com pleted , we shall be glad on Wednesday , April 30 , to show our fine line of Child ren's Suits and Furishing Goods to our friends. All are cordially invited to call on us that day. - - ' " - . - I , i Grand Lottery of Juarez , Uiulor the Manacemont of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Concessionaries. INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSE } GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING Will take place in public at the OITV OP JUAKRZ ( formeily I'aso del Norto ) . WEDNESDAY , MAY 21st , 1S9O. Under the personal supervlsfonol fEX. JOHN S. 310SBY , nnd MR.OAMILO AHGPKME9 ( the former a gentleman of such promliiencn In the United States that his presence alone It Milllclont cimrantco to the public- that the drawings will IIP hold with strict lionustv and falrj ness to all , uncl the latter ( the Supervisor of the Mexican Government ) Is ot equal stniicllaj undlnlcgilty. CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO. Only 6OOOO , Tickets ! Only GO.OOO Ticket WHOLE TICKETS.1 . ; HALF TICKETS. . $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS. $1. LJST OF > 1 Prize , of $60,000 , $60,000 , 100 I'rlzn * of Approximation t , V ) rnrli Prizes. 15 , I rlzoof 10UH 10.1XX ) 1UO I'rlzei of iiO each 3 , rlzeof f > ,0M ( ) B.IMI 100 1'rliua of 'J"ciu'li of 1UUU each t . ' 1,000 Terminal Prizes. rl/esuf SIX ) each . .WO fiXTerminal ) to fiiUOOU I'rl/oof $ .M onch rlicsuf 10U each ft.OOO 5''J ' Terminals lo HO.WJ I'rl/o of JIl ) o.ich 100 rlzcs of SC each fi.lXK ) 2'XJ 1 rlzcs of 'M each T.MXJ 101-1 Prizes amounting to $125,070 Wo the mulct-filmed hereby certify thnt the llanco If any ticket ilrairlni ; n prl/o h irnt lo Iho nndcn Naclonnt of Mexico lit Chihuahua has on deposit nlk'ncM. Its fur o yiilue will liu collected nml lu'aiHtttJ from the Mexican Intcrnntlonal llanMnK CJotniiKAy , to the owner thereof freoof Hiuruu. the iiecesxnry f mills to tniarantco the payment ( it nil MlHIAH II. 11UONSON't tlm ) irl7et ilrawn In tlio liranil l/jttery of Juarez. 1'rcalclent HI I'aso National llanlt , il : P.i o. To * . \Vofiirthcrccrtllythatwo will superviseull the nr- ACJMNT9VA7slTliU ratiizcniontH , unit In person iimnngo. ami control all 1'or flub rates , or any other Inforiniti'm wrlia it thoilr'iwlngj of this Lottery , mul tli.it the same are the iimlerslk'neil , HlatlriK 5 our mlilre" dearly , iTltb conducted with honesty , fairness anrt In good fntth i-l'ite , County. Street ami Number. Mnro rapid mull tonanli nil parties. delivery " 111 1m assured by jour cnclo lnx an uavou JOHN S. MOS11Y. ronimlssloncr. ope hcnrlnicjoiir full ad.lress. OAMII.n AmiUKM.VN. JlKXICAN ISTKIINA'l ION tr < llANKIVO CO. , Supervisor for the Government. Oily ot JuaicMuNlco. . "NT C \ HP T ( "JTT Senil n'liilltaneos for tleUots hj-onllnaiy lottrr. containing Money Onion -1 v- 1i < -1 ' Now Vculi Kxcliiingc , Hunk Utuftor 1'obtiu - - - - - - i ued by all Kiess | > Companies , ' Note. Address ull regUttirud lutteis to , MMXIGA.N INTMUNA-TION Lv BANKING CO. , " Oily ol' JTaaraz , Moxlc.o. vi.i L\l ljaso. Tox. i j > AT THE HEAD OF DEEP WATER NAVIGATION on the Tennessee River , and being on the lii.c of the Louisville and Nashville Railway system , the East Tennessee , Virginia and Georgia system and the terminal of the Hirmin ham , Sheffield and Tennessee Ri\er Railway. Situated on a broad plateau extending south from the blnfls at the hank of the river it is fully one hundred feet f _ _ 3Pose2 ± l > lo _ D i2agGr ? : > of O-wor-DLo-vcr. It is a splcmllil opportunity lo ! > uv Ints ami II I put up houses to rent The ill vrstinc'll ( til 25 KB OUT I WILL PAY FRORfl CBTY LOTS I I Sheffield , Ala , , Wednesday , Thursday & Friday , May 7 , 8 and 9. Allot the promises and guarantee ! made by the lanil Company at IU lint tale ha\c been redeemed and that Hie promise * it huh arc now in-de will be a guaranteed by Auctsof | jOOUUOO. iM.utiixiLi.K.wty'aSTCiNciNiAri.1 IMPORTAHT PQ1HTS ABOUT I TERMS OF SALE ; Olio-fourth cns.li ; ono-fotirth in ono year I ono-fourtli in twoyean > ; one-fourth In threoj } curs , vith interest tit b per cent ou deferred [ I Years Old payments ; or thu noten for deferred pu\ S Hliist Furnaces. ments may nt the option of the purchaser IK "V Itoilroads ( J ! completed and settled within thirty days of dntoof purrhnso "V3J ' liy ono-lhircl cnsh und two-thirds block of the eWltunsof ( 'upital Inverted In Sheffield company at par. I Millions additional Citpital Invented in i linterjirLscs thu Outgrowth of Hhellleld. Twonl.v-flvo porooiit of the gross ! A It K A.,1 : J H"S'rS : \ \ ill l.o made to rccciplKuf the Mile \\lll ho n iipjiliwl touiinl null , of 100 ton roltlnK the ronstruetion n of railroud faro for ull seuro rciluccMl rntm i thereby largely liirronsiug the value of o\ cry parties iittemhni ; the wile , und \v IIC.TO practicable hhelllcld . ticable , oicursiuu trains will bo run. j foot of realty. I After HIP B'uhHcSnip tlm Com All < 'oiiipniiy I'ropci'ly will Ixj pany Mill fidvnuco ] > rictt > to not Iust < tlinn IU withdrawn from sale for ten duya previous I TUT cent nl > o > o tl > nvcrni'u prices nt which ealo and for not less than thirty to public hku prnpeity bimllurly tltuatctl ui > sold at 1 1'uhlio fc'nlo. ' days after the sala 1I COAL CO. OF CAPITAL STOCK SI,000,000 , , I . , Assets orer $5,000,000. , , MOTE THE FOLLOWING assessed vah.aiion. . vState 40 cents ; County . ,0 cents , City 50 cents Manufacturing / / 'ants < txcmfit from Stoo MalB of fa.alioit per donated ihvIlt ttt Shtffitld is occupied n huge . Sites for approved manufactur-tig phnts hvtry ff occu4 i very CY'v 'avcsuiifil February , M90. Ilund.c.ls . of dNVdhng houses arc needed , an 1 can he aha tgcoush , rented as soon as completed. ' proportion by more thaA one famdy Public Sale , and to enr..urage parties to erect dwcllii gs ft r rent upon luu they may purchase ' 1 'ill ! "hil ii the principal reason for the w.thm months erctt dwellings ( costing from will Lii'Ktb LANII IKON & COM. COMPANY will GU1BAHTEE . . . . . to . _ . _ Purchasers . . . . . . . _ ho _ . . _ . _ . . . , . . . . _ six . _ _ 1 In _ . _ _ _ say _ _ _ _ ojiui i ' * v * w j / * * - i * i * * * " r- _ . _ . _ . - _ . - - _ _ - _ . _ . - _ . _ BI PER AHHUH ! > " - t of lot ami improvement * rover and above taxes. Insurance , repairs and the ) EIGHT PER OEHT price of lot to double price houses , of of five fiom comrlction y g real ebtcitc agents' commission ) for a period years ALFRED .1 , MOSES , Pros ! , , W. L. CHAMBERS , V.-P. and Manager , ariLa , BM \ wmii\i a g p-fgg ps -feT
