THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FBIDAY , AP1UL 17 , 1891.
THE CITY.
The skin purlfylnr powder la tlio
Spanish Court Fuco Powder , druggists
sell it.
The tcmpornUiro ns reported by the
local signal service nfllco was ns follows :
At 7 a. in. , fia ® ; nt 10 a. ra. , 61 ° , and at
1 p. m.CO ° .
There will bo a meeting of the Alumni
of the University of Michigan Friday
overling at 8 o'clock , in the parlors of
the Millard hotel.
The laundry firm of Porter&Grlswohl
yesterday assigned all of the firms
proportv , both real and personal , to
Sheriff 13oyd , for the benefit of the cred
itors.
The council committee and the board
of public works will moot at 1 o'clock
this afternoon to take action in relation
to the matter of K C. Squires and his
street snooping contract.
.Too Dwyer will today bo able to learn
whuthor or not ho murdered John Con
nors on February 15. The testimony Is
now In and the case will bo argued and
submitted to the jury this morning.
Judge Unruly will go to Norfolk to
day and bold court there for two or
three days. Ho will bo accompanied by
the United States marshal , district at
torney and the clerk of the circuit court.
QuniMi or" I lie Mny.
Sny mil , the girls any If my fnco wnnt so
speckled tin with pimples , they'd rnnko mo
" ( Juecn of the May. " What shall I tlol
Why , petti bottloof Hallor'ssarsiiimrlllti ami
bun'loclf , of course ; It's the most wonderful
blood iiurillor of the ago.
MATH : us.
outli Dakota DcptiHcM Itc-ncwlng Old
Special Tnfjlconuos. .
Collector I'eters of the revenue office has
been receiving a number of letters from
prominent/ independents of South Dakota
who claim to have been informed that Air.
Peters contemplate' } appointing another
deputy to take the place now occupied by
Mr.Vllklns oftho Aberdeen district.
Mr. I'eters says ho does not intend to inalto
n change of deputy for the Aber
deen district at present , and if nt
any future time It becomes expedient
or necessary to appoint some one
to succeed Mr. Wllklns ho shall llrst consult
the leaders of the republican party iu South
Dakota.
All parties holding special tax revenue
stamps and who wish to have them renewed
on May 1 for the interim of two months be
tween the end of the old. fiscal year nnd the
beginning of the now will confer n
great favor upon the revenue ofllco
bore In Omaha by sending In the old stamp
or the number of It at leait Mien applying
for a renewal. There are about ten thou
sand holders of these special tax stamps nnd
when a party makes application for a
renewal without sending in the old ono or
sending In the number of the old it requires
n vast amount of searching through the rec
ords to Had the name nnd number.
DoWltt s Llttlo early Htsers : only pill to
cure sick headache and regulate the bowel a
SOlfl'Jt OJU1U.
Neai'ltit ; Second Place.
The slaughterings of hogs at western packing - _
ing centers show 1/105,000 for the season , as
comp.u'Qd with 1,270,000 for the correspond
ing pcrio.1 last year. While Chicago still
holds first place without a rival , the - percentage
age of increase is not ns largo us at South
Omaha. The slaughterings at Chicago have
been 505,000 , as compared with -UiO.OOO last
year , a pain of 1)5,000 ! ) , or JJU.85 per cent.
Kansas City has only a slender hold on second
end place , with 17(1,01)0slaughtered ( ) , ns
compared with li'J,000 ( , last year , an incrcaso
of only 7,000 , or 4.14 per cent. South
Omaha slaughtered U 1,1)00 ) as compared with
105,000 hiyt year , a gain of OU.OOO or 117.14 par
cent , showing a larger percentage of gain
than nny of the other largo packing centers.
Of the iTJO.OOO hogs slaughtered ut ICnnsas
City and South Omaha f > 5 per cent \\oroat
the fOnner'and 45 per cent at the latter place.
Notes About tin ) City.
Mrs. Holmes , wlfo of Dwight L. Holmes ,
is quite sick with ijuiuzy.
James Craig of tlio G. II. Hammond packIng -
Ing company , has returned from Chicago.
Miss Fuiinlo Xoblsh , who has had a serious
sick spell for a month , Is enough better to bo
nbout.
Mcsdamcs Frank I. Leo nnd Frank Puck-
ett have gone to Mattoon , 111. , to spend n
fortnight visiting relatives and friends.
Bernard Flood , one of the active members
of Court Maglu City , No. HIS. Independent
Order of Foresters , has gone to Chicago.
Superintendent J. C.Collins is laying water
mains to and making connections with the
now buildings nt the Cudahy packing plant.
E. S. Goodcll of the yards , yesterday re
ceived a telegram Infounlng him of the seri
ous Illness of his brother nt Western , Mr.
Goo Jell started at once , for his brother's bed
side.
side.On
On account of the light receipts of stock
the packlncr house managers are laying off
lurgo numbers of employes. Even oillco em
ployes have been given a vacation without
1'ay.
1'ay.Tho
The case of Gllchrost against the city for
$15,000 damages for pon.pnal Injuries re
ceived by walking over tno bnnic nt Twenty-
fourth nnd I' streets , Is on trial iu the dis-
ti let court.
W. F. .Lukcns , the popular basso of the
Crescent Qimrtotto club , has received a
tempting odor nnd has gone to Chlcaeo to ac
cept the position. While hero Mr. Lukens
won many friends all of whom will regret
uls going.
The committees have secured funds enough
to warrant commencing work on the now
Presbyterian church. Tlio work of grading
the lot will bo ilono just as soon as City En-
Klnnoer King drives hi- * grade stake nt Twen
ty-filth nud J streets.
The sport Ing community Is nil ngog over
the slvround prli-o light tonight in Howloy's
bull between Jim Hlijhtower of Omaha and
Barney Taylor of this city. The articles of
agreement call for Hlghtower to knock Tay
lor out within six rounds or lose the Jioo pot
nnd the entire gate receipts. Taylor's friends
nro numerous and confident , nnd they point
to Tnylor'H unbroken record of victories
Thus far Taylor has not mot a man able to
put him to a test.
Do Witt's Llttlo Early Kisors. Best jittlo
pill ever made. Cure constipation
time. None equal. Use them now. every
. i .V.VM HA VKJIEXTS.
The entertainments that are belnc given
every evening thN week nt the Grand opera
house have created the greatest possible In-
tercst. among all who have attended the samo.
It h an entirely now and wonderfully novel
means of pleasing people , and nothing like It
lias over before been seen in this citv. Much
Uns been written of hypnotism , but'p-actlc.il
Illustrations of Its workings have never be
fore been publicly demonstrated In this citv
until these series of entertainments
were an-
uounci'd.
The hypnotized subjects obtained during
tbo evening \\ill play hall , give an Invigiuarv
dog exhibition to perfection , snow ball ,
change In a few seconds from the sensation of
c&lrcmo cold to the other extreme of heat , and
well bo afflicted by itching and ncarlv ex
plode with laughter nt the will of the
person by whom they have been hyp-
notlzed. No fuvo comedy , in fact ,
no entertainment that bus been given In
Omaha nt either theatre this season , has
caused so inui'h fun , mirth , laughter nnd mer
riment as these L-lvoa nightly nt the Grnnd
clurini ; this woo ! ; . The people in the nudleiu-o
Iniigh until their sides ache. Thu prices of
ndmls-jion are pop.ilar , ! ' . " > cents for the or
chestra and 25 cents for thti balcony. Child
ren uro admitted for 10 cents.
Lo Petit Freddie , the 'famous Lilliputian
thnractor artist , Is the leading feature at the
Uilcn Musco this week. This child artist Is
perfect. Ho speaks six lunguiigcs fluently
11 nd can ting songs in eleven different
IntifTUf * . Hli character Impersonations nro
ll/o llko and real , especially his Impersonation
of Billy ICmcrson , the mlustrol. Freddie la
bit eight ycare old , but hni traveled all over
the frond. Ho U \TJiicior. . In other parts
dt tbfl hou. o now and attractive features uro
ADAMS \VAS \ A HIGH ROLLER ,
His Peculiar Money-Making Schomoa Landed
Him in the Penitentiary ,
WILL ANSWER FOR AN OMAHA OFFENSE.
lo Tolls ft Queer Story of tlio Method
Tnknn l > y the Hook Inland
Sheriff to Scotiro Ven
geance.
Eilwnrd A. Iso , nllos Charles Adnms , the
nnn : brought baclc from .follot by Captain
Mostyn to answer to n charge of forgery ,
ells n story that pyts the ox-sheriff of Uoclc ,
.sltttui . In nn unenviable Htjht , mm U Is cor
roborated by Marshal Miller of Hock Island
and Captain Mostyn.
The story Is a long one , but It Is told by
Isof < substantially as follows : Ho was the son
\vnll-to-do parents In nn eastern state , ntid
was sent to Princeton to complete his educa
tion. About tlirc-o years ago , when the hud
re his senior year , his father mot with
lit reverses and lie was compelled to
abandon his colleeo course. Shortly after
ward u severe attack of nervous prostration
loft him with 11 most pronounced impediment
III his speech , but lie started out to earn his
living.
111he After working for a while as a bookkeeper ,
he went to Long Hr.ineli and began playing
the races , but ho placed his money on the
wrong horses , and before long was doiul
uroke. ) Ho foil in with n man who claimed
ton DO an actor , and this Individual proposed
n scheme by which they could make some
money. Iso was iu n condition where a
money making scheme looked very attractive ,
mid nt once entered into it. lie was sent
out as advance agent for the actor ,
nut ] the game was for the actor to forwnrd a
check to his agent In care of some hotel.
When the agent arrived tliero the check was
InO' waiting for him. and the hotclkcoper was
expected to cash It In anticipation of securing
the wliolo company for his house The scheme
was successfully worked in 11 ilthnoro , but
nothing has been heard from the authorities
IKOl that city regarding the matter , and It is
not known to what extent it was worked
there.
tln Iso struck Omnhn about fifteen months
ago ) and stopped at the Windsor. Itvas noi
long until ho had succeeded In having two
chucks cashed by Messrs. Prince & bchlank ,
nnd then came a day when the advance agent
ntdi
disappeared and with him Sol Princo's ? " >
overcoat. \ The thing that galled Prince waste
tc think that ho had insisted on Iso taking
the coat. Iso was having his own
coat ( cleaned , and ns it was a
raw , chilly nay. Prince would
inC allow his guest to go out without proper
covering. ( The coat was recovered by Cup-
tain Mostyn when Iso was arrested in .Hock
Island n yoir ago.
Iih It Is because of the occurrences following
his arrest in that city that Iso is filled wltti
Indignation , and the local authorities uro n
llttlo bore on the same point. Sheriff SIlvls
entertained n spite against the Ne
braska authorities , nnd Iso was
made to suffer for It when that ofllclal made
rth
his potty attempt to "got even. "
iso had lloated two of his checks there and
trieil to work off another when ho put up nt
the Negus hotel in Hock Island. The pro
prietor coulu not cash It , but Iso was arrested
by Marshall Miller nnd held as n fugitive
from Justice to await the arrival of nn Omaha
oflicor.
0V Captain Mostyn secured requisition papers ,
which were forwarded to Springfield and
then to Uock Island where they were in the
hands of the sheriff when Mostyn arrived.
Miller wanted him to have the prisoner , but
as there was an unfiiendly feeling between
MiHor and the sheriff the Litter opposed it ,
and endeavored to have Negus illon complaint
ncninst Iso so that ho could bo hold there.
The ] landlord refused , holding that thcro was
no case against Ise , but the sheriff prevailed
nI the uight clerk , a young fellow unmed
Ulum , who knew nothing about the cnso , to
sign the com plaint. When the prisoner was
taUen before the police magistrate , that ofll-
cial severely scored the sherilt , saying , "You
have held this man for eleven days without
illlng t a complaint , nnd now when this Ne
braska oflicor comes for him you
rush In hero with this complaint.
I will have nothing to do with
this rotten affair , " and ho tore up ttio com
plaint r before the eyes of the ofllcer.
The sheriff hustled the prisoner to a justice
shop across the street whore a noiv com
plaint I was filed , nnd inside of ten minutes
the defendant had waived examination nnd
been I held to the district court in the sum of
$ S . ' > ,0)0. ( ) The sheriff provided Iso with nn at
torney t and on advice of the latter ho pleaded
guuiy to a cnargo 01 an attempt to
utter forged paper , being given to
understand \ that the ponaltv would bo thirty
or-sixty days in jail. When ho was ar
raigned the stato's attorney was so drunk
that ho could not appear in court , and the do-
fondant's ' attorney was so well corned that no
addressed the court without rising. Another
attorney had to bo pressed into duty to rep
resent the state. To Ice's great surprise ho
was told that an attempt to utter worthless
paper would receive tlio same punishment
as in case the attempt had been
successful and was sentenced to a year in the
penitentiary. When Captain Mostyn de
manded to know why ho had been treated in
that way , the sherilt explained by saying
that he had to go to Nebraska once after n
prisoner , and ho wasn't treated right , and ho
hud been waiting for an opportunity to play
back the some way. Another reason was that
it was n matter of dollars and cents with
him , ns ho got so much for feeding
the prisoner , and a certain sum for every ap
pearance incourt us well ns a mileage for
taking n prisoner to the penitentiary , and ho
wanted all ho could got.
The Nebraska authorities did not kick about
the matter , but concluded to have the pris
oner just the same and Captain Mostyn was
on hand to receive Iso as ho loft the doors of
the Illinois penitentiary.
It was on this second trip that Mostyn
learned how Iso had hcon "kangarooed.11
Iso will plead guilty hero to the charge of
forgery and endeavor toihnvo the court take
cognlzanro of his full story. Ho Is an intelli
gent young man , and says ho wants to turn
over u new leaf. One term has convinced
him that ho wants no more of that life , and
ho is confident that ho has suDlcicnt ability
to support himself in a straightfor
ward manner. While in the Jollet
penitentiary ho was the record
keeper nnd devised a complete
now sot of record hooks greatly simplifying
the hitherto complicated systom.and
. straight-
encii out the old records of the 'JOTltJ ( prison
ers that had been confined in the Institution ,
as well as of the 1,41(1 , ( convicts who were tlu-ro
when ho left Ho Is an export accountant
nnd line penman , nnd ns his crookedness
was nil committed within ono year , ho docs
not wnnt it to wreck his whole llfo.
For years the editor of the Burlington
Junction ( Mo. ) Post , has been subject to
cramp rnllc or ills of indigestion , which pros
trated him for several hours and millttod him
for business two or three dnys. For the past
year ho has been using Chamberlain's colic ,
cholera and dinrrhua ) ivraedy whenever oc-
ctslon : required and it has Invariably given
him prompt rolluf. 25 and CO cent bpttlci for
sale by druggists.
April W outlier I'r-oil lotions.
U n peck of March dust is worth a
kini'ri ransom , and April showcr& br-lntf
forth.May flowers , is it not right to pro-
diet Unit every clny in the month the
oloetrle-lightod.steam-heated.vestUniled
lirnttril trains ol the Chicago , Milwau-
kco & St. Paul railway will continuo to
run on t no short line between Omaha
and. rhlcaco. The oloctrio reading
lamp In every berth of their palace
sleeping cars Is their own patent nnd
cannot bo nsod hv any other company.
Ticket oIlU'c , 1601 Farnuiu btrco't ,
Omaha.
Mortuary.
Mr. Prank Stocltdult- , the or.ly child of Mr.
mid Mrs. .lames Stockdalo , 1MO north
Twenty-second strcot , died nt 820 ; tUU
morning of la grippe. Ho was twenty years
old the y.'d of lnil month , and was a very
bright and piomlMng young innn. At tint
tlmn of his death ho was in the employ nt the
Omaha National bank , Announcement of
the funeral will be plveu later.
The best anil cheapest Car-Starter is sold
by the Hoi-don & Bollock Co. , Chicago , 111.
WHu It ono man can move a loaded gw.
HOUGH ON IIOAD 11OUSJJ' .
Provision of the New 1-nu-
"Two-Mile" KnlooiiH.
The ro.id houses and saloons that for years
mvo flourished in the country adjacent to
the city limits by nnnunlly contributing the
sum of ? ir > each to Uncle Sam , must now close
up shop or help enrich the county general
fund ,
At the present time thcro are live of these
places located upon the disputed territory of
Cut-Off lake island , three upon the shores of
Florence lako. two near Swift's ' lea house ,
two on West Cumlnp street , two at Hu&or's
park , ono on Saddle ctcck near the poor farm ,
ono just west of Fort Omaha , nud Uvo on the
Military road.
Some of them have been quiet and orderly
places , but others have bc ( > ii dives where the
worst characters , both male and female , have
congregated. From many of these plrccs
men have returned with sore heads , empty
pockets and their limbs tied up in bandages
as evidence of the cutting nud shooting affrays
in which they have engaged.
The itlca of going oui of business has boon
brought about by a bill passed nt the recent
session of the legislature , which provides that
the county board of cnch county may grant
license for the sale of malt , spirituous and
vinous liquors , If deemed expedient , upon
the application by petition of thirty of the
resident freeholders of the town , If
the county is under township organiza
tion , and if not under township or-
guniratlon , then thirty of tlio resi
dent freeholders of the precinct where
the sale of such liquor Is proposed to take
place , setting forth that the applicant is n
man of respectable character and standing
and a resident of this state , and prayirfg that
license may bo issued to him. Such applica
tion to bo Hied In the oflloo of the county
clerk nnd upon payment into the county
treasury of such sum ns th'o board may re
quire , not less than flivo hundred ( $ . " ,00) ) dol-
Irtrs for each license , and upon the cmpllauco
with the provisions of tills net.
Provided , such board shall not have power
to Issue any license for thcsnlo of any liquors
in city or Incorporated village , or within two 1
miles of the samo.
Provided , In counties having 150.000 Innnhl-
tants , the county commissioners may also
issue license within two miles of any city in
said count } ' .
The law has caused consternation among
most of the outside snloonlsts , nnd Instead of
showing llghtjtho county commissioners have
an idea that most of them will bo out of
business , though some will take out their
licenses , and make their places summer resorts -
sorts for those parties who take a summer
drlvo and a nip by the wayside.
Tlio law will bo rigidly enforced , and those
saloon men who will not peaceably submit
will bo proceeded against by the county
board.
"After a varied experience with many so-
called cathartic remedies , I am convinced
that Ayor's pills give the most satisfactoay
results. I rely exclusively on these pills for
the cure of liver and stomach complaints. "
John B. Hell , Sr. , Abilene , Tex.
Sint : > POTATOES Early Ohio , $1.70 ;
Early Rose , $1.CO ; Earlv Sun Itiso and
Early Kvorotts , 81.40 ; Lfurbank. Prolific , '
Beauty Hebron. Pcachblow , Sl.-lO. Cash
with orders. Poycko Brothers , Omaha.
AVOUIjO AUOLlSIl 'EM.
Tlio Mayor Dlsijiisleil with Street and
Sidewalk ( Join miss ton cis.
The mayor is not well pleased with the
manner in which matters pertaining to streets
are handled. His disgust grows out of the
street cleaning contract.
Yesterday ho said : "I am In favor of giving
the contractor another ( rial and then
if ho does not do his work ,
I think the city should hire
men to clean the streets nnd charge the ex-
Cense to the contractors' bonds. When the
onii Is exhausted , th ° city can buy machines
nnd do the work by the day , under the super
vision of the board of puDltc works. Thla
plan would certainly bo much cheaper and
give better satisfaction. " While upon this
subject , the mayor had a word to
say regarding the street nnd sidewalk
commissioners. "My Idea , " said ho , "would
bo to abolish both of these oftlces. I would
put these departments under the control of
the board of'publlc works. Give ono mem
ber the streets and the other the sidewalks ,
and make thorn responsible for their respec
tive departments. If wo would do this , it
would bo a saving of money and better re
sults can bo attained. "
Do Witt's Llttlo Early itiscrs ; best little
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bud breath.
The Illustrated World for May , con
taining Bougucroau's ' 'Return of
Spring , ' ' as Injured by Warblngton , for
sale by all news dealers.
Wintered In tlio South.
Mr. A. U. Dufreno returned homo last
Saturday from a three months' trip through
Florida.
Mr. Dufrcne visited Jacksonville , St. Au
gustine and a number of the prominent 're
sorts along the St. Johns river. Ho then
went to Sutherland , which is five miles from
Jnrpon Springs.
Sutherland Is nn Omaha colony , at least
'the grounds and hotels are owned by Omaha
people , Mr. C. T Taylor being the principal
stockholder. It Is claimed that the southern
hotels all did a poor business the past win
ter. Mr. Dufrone stayed at Sutherland about
two weeks and says It Is a very pretty place
and the hotel Is a line ono. The hotel has
about one hundred and twenty-live rooms , Is
well arranged and has most of the modern
conveniences. Business was rather light at
the Sutherland as well as at many of the
other hotels.
Upon leaving Sutherland Mr. Dufrono put
In the remainder of his time sailing along the
coast in a schooner. Ho reports being very
well jilcascd with the trip nnd is greatly
pleased nt the improvement In his health.
Dr. Blrnoy cures catarrh.'Boo bldg.
Ncbriiflkn , lowti and Dakota Pensions.
WASIIIXOTOV , April 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BKB. ] Pensions were granted
today to the following Nohrnskuns : Original
Invalids Isaac N. Morris , John It. Jones ,
Oeorgo T. Davis , Clark n. Boot , Francis M.
Barnes , John H. Groves , William S. Wolfe ,
Theodore GIorcnsTuTcl ( Snow , John Buhror ,
William McCroskoy , Fibrich Nissgn , Lyman
Blowers , John Hnshby , Charles Moo , John
Saxon , Andrew J. Folks.
Iowa : Original Newton H. Smith , Grafton -
ton M. McMillan , Sum A. Falor , Michael
Ilittlo , George 1C. Covert , Chuuncoy M ,
Stroud , Myron I. Hartwcll.Charlcs J.Granos ,
Walter J. Maxwell , iGllbert ( ) . Berton ,
George M. Hock , William Tubbs , Henry
Mullis , Bonlamln W. Payton , Jnraos U.
Woshburn , Patrick Ilnnnon , Michael Hcaly ,
Jacob Waugbt , William Trail , 1'otor Hnrrott ,
Jlcurv L. Hevier , Hlchard H. Goyer , William
Marshall , PntrlcK McManus , Joseph Good
rich , Hubcn T. Ivlngman , Daniel Collins ,
Charles Maonnor , Moses Kwlns. Kustora-
tions and increase Jacob D. Passage. In
crease Hobort Dlckoson , Wellsby Crane ,
Joshua Spuln , Hobeit H. Davis , Ozlas Me-
Nall. Henvv McICttt , Jacob Edwards , Milton
M. Ford , James O'Caln , Thomas Williamson.
lU'issuo Abram H. Pnrrl h.
South Dakota : Original Osa Emmons ,
Houston Hussull , Alulon G , Spcnrln. Preston
\Voodmanseo. Imsreaso Benjamin N.
Smith. Hel'suo James Otter.
MtEATllS.
ft'nticfii of frt Idle * or ( < * i tinder thla haul , ftjtu
touts ; f < ifi ( iitillKminl ling ten ciiita.
iTlilJM LI//IO. nerd fi months , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. llonmrd Ilium , dli'd ul 8i : : )
o'clock this morning. The body will do
shipped ut T o'clock tomorrow niornlni ; to
Wusti.illu , In. , for Intoimont.
Jury Gives tllnr * Verdict Agatnal tlio
Km * b'lro Olllcc.
Attorneys Hanaorn , Ourloy and Mnrplo are
feeling exceedingly happy over the outcome
of the case of Kdwnrd A. Ayorst against the
Sun Fire Ofllco Insurance company that was
submitted to the Jury yesterday afternoon.
This Is the celebrated case noticed in run
HER a week ago , oud which has been on trial
over since. ,
It was a suit on nn insurance policy wherein
the Sun Fire Ofllco insurance company , the
defendant , sot up several defenses , among
others , that the plaintiff , Ayerst , burned the
property , the value of which was sued for in
the suit. When the case was called
the Insurance company's ' attorneys
stated to the Jury that they would
prove that the plaintiff , Ayerst , was an cm-
bcrzlcr , mm that ho had been Indicted for cm-
be/.zloment. On the trial of the case they
produced ono witness who testified that ho
had heard oho person speak hi a derogatory
manner of the plaintiff.
Inasmuch as the jury returned a verdict
promptly In favor of the plaintiff , Mr. Ayerst ,
and nnsw 'rod every special Interrogatory
submitted to them bv the court strictly In his
favor , It Is presumed that this Is an ordinary
case wherein a holder of a policy sues an In
surance company , nnd It set up the ordinary
defense of burning the property. Mr. Ayerst
was formerly well known In Omaha , and the
verdict of the Jury in this case is n complete
vindication for him. The Jury was out
forty-live minutes , returned a verdict for the
full amount sued for and answered every In
terrogatory In his favor. The amount of
the verdict was $ li9. , : ( !
This verdict docs not settle the matter ,
however , as today Mr. Aycwt will file his
petition in the district court and bring suit
ngnlnst the Sun Fire Ofllco to recover $25,000
damages , claiming doluuiation of character in
this amount.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for child
ren teething , rests the child and comforts
the mother. - , " > cents a bottle.
Loans of $1.000 to $50,000 rnado on
choice Improved city property. Low
rates. No delay. Central Loan & Trust
company , 1205 Furnam at ,
A CUV BTOKUI10US13.
Necessary Protection From llaldH or
I'ctty Pilferers.
During the past few years certain parties
have felt that they had an inherent right to
pilfer from the citv , stealing lumber , tools
and paving material. This has been carried
on to such an extent that the councilmen -
men have concluded to put a
stop to the business before the whole
city is carted away. Acting upon the con
clusion the councllmon will build a high board
fence around ono of the city's lots on the
north side of Nicholas street , between
Eleventh nnd Twelfth and use the place fora
storehouse.
' They Got It of Course.
Jim loh Jim I I say , Jim 1 Ycun comin' ,
mam ; what's er matter ! Why baby has got
the colic ; lun down to drug store and get a
bottle of Haller's pain paralyzcr ; quick , now.
Klootad OIllciTS.
The directors of 'the Police Helief associa
tion elected ofllcers Wednesday night.
Officer Houden was elected president , Of
ficer Dillon vice president , and P. Ilavoy
secretary.
Sergeant Sigwart , Ofllcers Cusick and Key
ser compose the auditing committee. Ser
pcant Whalen and Olliccrs Dillon and Havey
were chosen ns the conference committee- .
The memorial committee consists of Ser
geants Sigwnrt nnd Whnlen nnd Olllcer Dil
lon.
lon.Tho
The next meeting of the association is sub
ject to the call of the president.
ProsjresH.
It is very important in thin age of vast ma-
crial progress that n remedy bo pleasing to
the taste and tottho eye , easily taken , accop t
able to the stomach and healthy in Its nature
nnd effects. Possessing tiieso qualities ,
Syrup of Figs is the ono perfect laxative and
mos tgeutlo'diuretio' known.
i
Postal Olinn j
John Li. Lyckholm , formerly chief mailing
clerk In the' ' Omaha postotllcc , has been np
pointed to the Omaha and Ogden line upon
the fast mail , vice U. W. Yates , who goes to
the Auburn nnd Lincoln lino.
Lewis Harrison has been appointed mail
clerk between Pacilie Junction and McCook ,
the position loft vacant by the death of I.
W. May.
An Ohio lady was so frightened by n snake
that her glossy black hair turned white us
snow. It was soon returned to its original
color by Hull's Hair Henewor.
WntitH tlio ! > . > JCi'led.
Mr. Christopher Tyrrell , living nt 1112
south Eighth street , whoso son was badly
bitten by a bulldog last Saturdav , complains
that ho has had great difficulty In trotting the
authorities to shoot the dog. The injured
boy is now laid up in bed nnd will not bo
nh'n ' tn pnt. nrnnml fni n xrnnlr nn t.ivn
The promptness nnd certainty of Its enrol
have made Chamberlain's cough remedy
famous. It is intended ospocla ly for coughs ,
colds , croup nnd whooping cough , and Is the
most effectual remedy known for those dis
eases. 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists ,
Stole
Ed. Jones was arrested yesterday upon
charge of stealing ? 73 worth of cigars from
Anton Hoagland of the Eighth ward. Jones
was arraigned in Justice Hart's court and
failed to give bonds. Howas remanded to
Jail and the bearing of his case set for
April 21.
Many persons who pride themselves on
their blue blood would bo far happier with
pure blood ; but , while wo cannot choose our
ancestors , fortunately , by tbo use of Ayer's
Sarsaparllla , wo can transmit pure blood to
our posterity.
Zen and SopMn.
Zep Barker has brought suit to sever the
ties that for twenty-live years have bound
him to his wife Sophia , /.up alleges that he
has always been a poor man nnd that in IfcbO
Sophia tired of sharing his poverty and
started out to take a hand at making her own
living.
_
All ( or SIM or.
How much rconoy have I cot in my bank ?
Forty-flvo cents , stranger only want live
cents more. What will I do then , stranger ?
Wliyyou sooslstor has such a terrible cough ,
and people snylt will bo bad on her If she
don't cct bettor -noon , and the folks toll mo
Haller's sure cou'nb syrun will cure it right
up ; so you sejo-tfivo cents ) Thank you ,
stranger.
H'i Iliitton.
The Omaha National bank Is the prosecut
ing witness ima5-cont : larceny case in
which Holso HoUnson and Harry Dee arc
charged will ) steiling n push button attachment -
mont to an clcctricbcll.
The delicious fnngranco , refreshing coolness
nnd soft bcantytimparted to the skin by Po < : -
zonlli Powder , commends It to oil ladies.
The folio wlngmwrriajo lloanwi WOM issued -
sued by Judge Slilclds yesterday :
Name ami mlilnw. Acre.
I. liinu-s \Ynllnnd Omaha . ' . ' . ' >
1 Illiodu llmmon , Newcastle , I'a . : o
Trunk H. lavl ) , Oiimlm . ' " -
Driiinmond , Uniiilm . 1H
PRICE'S
Bakin _
Powder
Used iii Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
CHEAP SUITS.
- In advertising onr-immensc lines of spring clothes for metis' wear , we possibly have not paid
attention ' to the cheaper grades of suits that our' stock demands , There arc a great many men vflioS ulw *
can't afford to pay fifteen or twenty dollars for a suit , '
' no matter how good the suit may be , Again/
there are men who can't afford to pay even ten dollars for .
a suit.simply for lack of the ten dollars.
Again , there are men who buy a cheap suit , wear it one season , sell it or give it away , and then bu/
another. Buying1 a CHEAP suit in most stores ,
means buying a POOR suit. With us its different
*
No matter how low a priced suit you buy of us , the suit will be GOOD , People often wonder wlicro
we get stills to sell so cheap. Perhaps we "pick em off the trees where they grow , " Perhaps we buy-
cheaper than the average merchant. Perhaps we're
willing to make smaller profits than most stores ,
and , perhaps well , perhaps you don't care how WE get them , WHERE we get them , nor anything1
about /S ; /-/WKand / WHERE F < 9get them that interests YOU. Our buyer recently closed
out several hundred " medium-priced suits. They will be placed on sale to-day in tdo lots. "You never
saw the like before.
LOT ONE Three hundred and sixty-four Men's Fancy Cheviot Suits , in two handsome shades , in
sizes from 3-1 to 42 , cut in , made
in
style shape , and well trimmed : suits worth seven to nine dollars
At Four Dollars and Ninety Cents.
LOT TWO Three hundred and ten hanlsome Fancy All Wool Cheviot
Suits , sizes 3-1 to ' 12 , in a
half dozen handsome styles of stripes anl plaids , well cut , well lined , well trimmed , well made ,
suits worth from nine to eleven dollars , at the low price of . _
Five Dollars and Ninety Cents.
TO BE EARLY , INSURES EXCELLENT SELECTION.
Corner Fourteenth and Douoflas Streets.
DPS. Belts & Belts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
MOD DOUGlA AS STHKHT
OMAHA , NEU.
Tno most widely and favorably known spec *
InllBls In the Unltol States. Tholr lonp ex
perience , ramarkuhlo iklll and umverHul suc
cess In the treatment nnd euro ol' Nervous ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases , entitle these
eminent physicians to the full confidence ot
the nllllcted everywhere. They eimriintco :
A CERTAIN AM ) I'OSlTlVn OUHE for
the awdil ofTects of curly vice and the numer
ous ovIU that follow In Its train.
I'HIVATE. 1U.OOI ) AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily , completely Hml petiiiiinontly ruied.
NERVOUS 1)EIIIUTV AND SEXUAL DIS
ORDERS yield readily to their skillful treatS -
S FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
ciiunintecd cured without pain or detention
from business.
IlYDKOOELn AND VARICOCELE perma
nently mid successfully cured In every ease ,
SYPHILIS , OONORRIIKA. GLEET. Spor-
nmtorrhon , Seminal Weakness , Lost M.mhood ,
Night Emission" , Decayed I > 'uciiltlo [ , Komiilt
Weakness and all delleato disorder ! ) peculiar
to either w > x positively cured , ns well us all
functional disorders that result from youthful
follies or the excvsof mature years.
T P. 1 fT 1 1 IV 1 ? Guaranteed porinu n o n 1 1 y
O I I\l / 1 U l\Li ciiied , removal complete ,
without cuttlne , caustic or dilatation. Ctir
effected at homo by patient \\Ithout u mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN.
A QTIPTJ PUNK The awful effects ol
f\ .
iJUIxli UUIVL -
early vlco wlilc-h brlniM
organic weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , permanently
cured.
nra < J niTTQ Address those who liavo Im-
LM\iJ. 1JL.1 IO puirod thcim Ivrs by Im
proper IndiilKonco and solitary nablt * . which
ruin both mind and body , iiiillttlnu thorn for
business , studv or tmirrhiKC.
MARRIED .MEN or these pntcrhiR on that
happy llfo , aware of physical debility , quickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
IsTmsefl upon fncts. First 1'ructlcjil experi
ence. Second Kt cry cnso Is specially studied ,
thus stiirtiiiK rlKht Third - medicines are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
cnch case , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA. NEB
J i 1 i Dro's rorioihcal Pills.
Tills French remedy nets directly UJH n tlio Koncrn
tire or uns and CUTCH niipprt'gHlon of the monso *
f.'or threu for f.'i , mid cnn I'O ' mnllcil Miunld not It
UHi'd dtirlnK pri'Krmnrjr. Jobber * , ( IrllftflsH and til
public Biipplled by ( locKlmnn DriiK Co . Uniihn 1 !
.1. I'oykurn nnd Ilonard Mesert. bouth OuKilm ;
M. a. Kills nnd A I ) Foster , Council
, Have you a Pittsburgh ,
Rochester a'Stti-
, Duplex , or -
clent Lamp ? -
Do they work satisfactorily ?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break ? You get the wrong sort !
The RIGHT ones are the
"PEAUL GLASS , " made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co. , Pitts
burgh , makers' of the cele
brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim
ney , " which have given univer
sal satisfaction. °
A ( j'KMM.Vi : MK'ltOlIB ICIM.UH Is Kllll ) HlillHM
HUADIUATtm Cures nil ilhnuf.i hoc in-u It kills
IhiunlcroUo or Kcrm. I'm iipiHid relullud In ij , (3
nmlfi nUe . tlie latter 1 1-2 trnlloni .Sent nu > -
wlicro prepaid on reculpt of price , or C O l > . Wo
Mine nKUnriintc'O to euro Tlio pulillr , tnido and
jubljom biipillcd | b > thoKlnsler llriik'i'o. , Om.ilm ,
WBAILEYT
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Sot of Teeth on Uubbcr ,
for HVl ! Doll.Alf * . A perfcfl
tlt irairmitoiw Tooth o lrai te'l
; without pain or rtincor nnd
Hltiiouliuiaoathollrs doltl nnd
Hlvor tllllni" nl lnweit ralm
llrldt-onttd Croniiurk lentil
_ _ _ without | ihiU ) All ttort wir-
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , IBTH AND FARNAM
intrnnct : > , ICtli itrecl clorntor. Open e miiu
mull 8 o'clock.
Winslow Wilkes ,
The fastebt 4-year-old pacins atal'.lcm In th
World ,
IlccordS II 1 ' - ' . nt Loxlnxtou. ICy , 3d liont.r-f Iliac *
Willie * . < l m by Almunt " ' wl'l ' mike tli u un ft
1HUI at 1(101 ( Vliilon utriM't , ( imihn , .Sub. ril.AvJ.M "M
.lib u.u.drcrnrn
n nl 1 1 T I HASIIAJ.WOOI1 CAI'Sl'l.m nro til *
Illl ill I A bvitnnd onlyuiptultK pri < n.rlt > J 1)7
| n runuLtf pUyiliUm fjr the mr ; (
Qouorbwk nnd dliclmik'on from tlia urinary
uiiurllud uracqulrud. li.iJ per toot
NO GURELt NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seventeen jronr * export -n-a A rotnhr urn luito In in > d rlno nidtplomii heir li * tltl trailing wllh
Itio creitest ticro < , nil Kcrron' . Chronlrniul I'rlviiti Dlioncs A
pTuuinont euro tuiri ilnnl for C/itnrra
Hpcrnmturrlirpi , lo t Manliooil , ' cmlmlA'ciknn
< . Nlichl l.ooys , Iniiintuncr. Srphl Iv
HtrlftiirB , and lldlj-
oasci of the Mlooil skin an I Urinnry Or ; tin. N II I unnrintjo SVw Mr every c.no 1 iinlartilu unit full I ]
cuio n ui to Coniultatlon 1' . ' in lice llaok ( Alystorloi of I.lfo ) sent froj O.IUohourj U n. m. to3 | ) . 111 Sunday 111
MOORE'S LIFE
A f ll Ti' etiie frr K'drry rn < 1 I Hn ( eni | < ln1nt4
nnd nil Ijloocl ilisuasct. Dooiltpiy to sillier nhon
. oiii'in ! ho oiireil by uninx Mo irj i Tree of I.lfo
Uii ) ( , real I.lfo llemo ly I'r1io > ir UJttlo 1'ro-
! > : ircil unil put up by l > r. J II. Mo TO.
TJ-NmtONIVI.1
I.MIIIM : : > .V. la , Dec. in , ISfO.
My Denr Mr. Mooie. I'or many yi-ars my
wlfo 1ms been u cleat sufferer from the very
\\oi.-t Kind of suk ! Jioadiu'lio. nnd has tiled : i
eicnt ninny xo-ciilliMl lemodles , but ulthniit
nny ( jood resultA ni'lsliborliiK minister.
who liud beun crvully bonulltlod by It hlm-
s-elf , suhlsed the 110 of your Tree of Life , bho
iitonuo procured a bottlinnd now after fi
month- , can conscientiously tOL-omiiiend It ns
u valuable medicine wlili'h necordltiT to the
iintiuo of thocasi1.I11 ward oil , sreutly ro
ll vo or radically cmosleli heudiicho.
J. W. C'ATIIf\llT ,
Pastor I'rosDyterlan Chinch.
BSTJvniiisiiBLj isoa. .
IJUSIMPSOM
1409 and 1411 Dodso St. , Omaha , Nob.
-iiuntiitp ) : OK
First Class Carriages ,
Thc.I.uadlng Stylt-s , The Lowest I'ricfls.
VOUH 1'ATUOXAIJi : fc
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. S. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA. NI2U.
Capital , - - - - $400,000
Surplus Jon. 1st , 189O , - O .BOO
oniceri nnd Ilrcctor ) "IIonry W Vnloi , I > ro ldonf.
l.uwln a. Hood , Vlcu-l'roildunt , Jnnioi W SaTnk'o. W
V..Morse , John S Colllm , It C. Uiuhln/ . N. II
1'utrlck W H S. HiiKhei , c.iihler
THK IRON LJA.NIC.
Corner I''th nud Knriumsiti
A CJcncral HiiiiUIn , ' lllHlno Transacts 1
HOTEL.
yiuvntii. < ' < : llth tinil lTiiriir .
intltf matt unltKt nut till In roii
Mltitvl IliilliUnu In Omulut.
liftnibitfk / / < ! inillM riinii/n//
[ IIHI'IIICIlt ttl flX > t' . AH tlK' O'llint/
floor * lim-il irltli Antn't i flra iirotif
Ittliill , iiuiklntt It lini > oi > tllilH to Inii'it
tjnlrh. I'fn't'Mciiiit'H unilrfl nlunim
tlu-otiiilioilt tliu tiiitlillnit. tttcinn In-lit ,
lint unil I'olil iiiiti'i'.iniil Miinnliiinln
crcr/yruuiii. Tallin tinnni'j > < ixxv < l tutu-
ir/ic/v.
13. SILL.OWAY , Prop.
HOTEL DELL9NE.
Corner 14th ami Capitol Avouua.
Just complotocl , has 100 rooms , throi
stairways , Iromtho lop to the bottom , has
fluy ' > .ovator and Uniting roo'n sorrioj , t
f.rg proof throuahoiu , ilnu lilllarl rooms anJ
the flnost toilet rioni In th * city. Largo
Samjno rooms , Ku.toi wit'i bith.tj. Cor
14th anil Canltol Avo. Street o.irneririoo In
ulKUroc lions. H.ttai. from SU.6O tn Sl.OO
. _ p < jz a
liuc'iui ; runifily lor all 111 I
nnuiituiAl dliu'liurKon iii'J
pr i ( ! > cn > c ol ineli A
mt tain nirw for tlie tlebllt *
lal tie wc'tku pocullar
m wnnin.
_ _ JpreirrllsltondfecUaM
'ti ' * THttomCHjuifii Co In rwiminrudlue It lo
Nolrt J > r 1 _ .
I'KU'U tfl.OU.
ft SERIOUS DRAWBACK AT
THE BOTTOM- *
In your case , pcrhspv It m.iI - owing to
vrrlUsiricnts faoily w/ittfa aud placed yor
do not advtitisc tlirough
ALDEN & FAXON ,
NEWSPAPER ADVEP.VISINC AGENTS ,
Cincinnati , Ohio.
We cnn liclp yon. Formal introduction not
necessary "justdtop us a line" telling us
how much and \ \ lint territory. Give us nn idea
fora starter , we will clve you a few pointers.
United States" '
MARINE BHND
Mention snlo nt
MAX MBVI-IU'9.
DR. J. E. McGrBEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
1C Years' Expnrlriici.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Curcil In 3 to5 ilar * without tl0lonof | MM hotiri'tlm *
from Lm lnuii 'Ilia niuit nbiuliilu euro furllliKUP
nndnllnminylnirdliclmrKOi uwr known to mcxlloil
filentn riVI'lUUri nwnrraiifocl niroln.'KHoM day * ,
'I IIH mo-it powi'rfnl rcmuily yi-t I'liUirn fur a perm
nvnlcure .STItllTl'llKoriuln In rollovInK tha lilail *
dor cured nl lionia. without lii lruniunt < i nn culling ,
no pain nn diluting lAmnf M inhoodorYraknoi
ponltlvulr cured , Init.inl rulltf hkln dl oi ai anil
Innnlu il < ( m ( H peruinnonllr cnrul Dr. 5U-Jro ( > r'l
rurTcxN In tlio troatniont or 1'ctvato DI OA OI hat
norortionn i | iinlted , nnil lili roat nrmy of patlonU
rcai lies from Iliu Atlantic l/i tiia I'/iolHo. llnnki n4
Ciicularj free Lmlliii from J to I only , llth nad
I'arnam ilruott Ouulin , Nuu. tntraucc on cltliir
itrcel
UriitBd StaSF'
MMRINE BRNO
jonli on Sjilo nt
MAX MliYKira.
JOSEPH GILLOTI'S ' ,
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAHIS r.XPosiTIOH , 1880t ' ' <
THE M08T PERFECT OF PENS./ /