Nebraska Newspapers

    THJS OJVIAJ1A DAILY BEE : \\3fiDNESDAr \ , MAY 0 , 1891.
DRR1SSEY OUT ENTIRELY.
Ho is Retired to Private Llfo bj the Oily
Council.
ALL ACTION OH HIS CASE WAS LEGAL ,
Itcconvldcrntlon ot His Confirmation
Perfectly Proper Dr. Gnpcn Goes
lu Councilman Hocliul UotH la
Jiia Grading Ordlnnncc.
City Attorney Popploton decided nt the
council mooting last night thnt the council
Lad full authority to refuse to con linn the
appointment of Frank H. Morrissey as sani
tary commissioner , and further held that
Mr. Morrlssoy Is now out of n job so far ns
nn ofllclal position is concerned.
Mr , I'oppicton , In his opinion , reviewed
the case nt length. Ho stated that the coun
cil had confirmed the appointment of Morrissey -
rissey on April 28 , nnd reconsidered nnd re
pealed nt an adjourned session of tbo same
mooting. The only question , the city attor
ney held , was xvbother the vote on the mo
tion to confirm an appointment was nn
executive net or whether such a mo
tion wna subject to roconsldenitlon
the amo lu any other motion of the council.
After reciting the rules bearing on the ques
tion Mr. 1'opplotou saW : "J aui therefore
compelled to say thnitn myJudRinpnttho mo
tion to reconsider was In order and was prop
erly pasicd nnd that the authority of the
officers mentioned to qualify is incomplete.
They nro hound to note the rules of the char
ter and -the council. They were under obli
gations therefore not to atlompt to qualify ,
nor to tnlio oath , nor to give bonds , until
their appointment wus completed. "
Mr. Popplotou's ' opinion was adopted by
the council.
"Hut what becomes of Mr. Morrisscyl"
asked Morearty.
" \Vliy he's out , " said President t owry.
' And Ci pcn.toof"
"Wo have not acted upon his case yet. "
nald Mr. lc < ; hol. "His appointment is now
In the council's hands. "
Latni In tlio meeling , on the favorable re
port of the commltteo on police , the appoint
ment of Ur. Capon was confirmed. Mr. Tuttle -
tlo and President Lowry voting in the noga
tl.-o.
tl.o.Tho
The Itlsliop Ciarlcson memorial hospital
offered the use of four beds for emergency
cases nt $0 per wcclc per bed.
The action of thn ilro and police coinmis
eion In ordering 2,000 feet of lire hose was
npprovod.
The city physician reported 102 deaths and
320 births in April.
Architect Ueindorff submitted plans and
Bpeclllcations of marble and tlio work ,
Vault doors , nnd electric light wiring for tuo
city hail.
The Junk dealers' ordinance was amended
waking it a penalty for dc-nlors to purchase
ntut ( from persons under eighteen years of
> go.
Water and gas mains were ordered laid on
T-iOwo avenue from Cuinlnir to Hamilton
Urcota , preparatory to paving the street.
Through IJishop Scannell an invitation was
extended to thn students of all the parochial
rchools to .welcome President Harrison nt
Crolghton college on Wednesday next.
An orainanco was introduced prohibiting
the maintenance of dairies iu the corporate
limits.
An nmendmcnt to the liquor ordinance was
Introduced. H provides that "no person so
licensed nhall keep open his saloon between
thb hours of 12 o'clock on Saturday night
nn\4 o'clock on Monday morning , iior dur
ing such term sell , barter or iu any manner
dispose of any liquor , nnd any person violat
ing the provisions of this section shall bo
lined $100. "
An ordinance was introduced authorizing
the assistant city attorney to oinploy n stcu-
.ogrupher at a salary not to exceed $40 per
month.
City Clerk Oroves presented the result of
his labors In n neat manuscript , volume defin
ing the boundaries of the now voting dis-
iriiui. a. uu rupuri. wua
. . . iiuupiuu.
Mr. Ucchul. called up the TJoutrlas street
grading ordinance and secured Its passage ,
Mr. Uruneralono voting in the negative. The
ordinance passed declares the necessity of
grading the street and orders the board of
public works to advertise nnd truto the neces
sary steps to have the work done.
The lira limits ordinance as amended was
passed. Then Mr. Bechel got In some flno
parliamentary work. Ho moved that the vote
bv which the ordinance was passed bo rccon-
sfdoreu and the motion to reconsider bo laid
Upon tno table. The peculiarly worded mo
tion was unanimously agreed to.
"What's nil that forl" asked n member.
. . "That , " laughingly replied Mr. Bechol ,
. "puts the matter in such shape that it will re-
qulro the unanimous consent of the council
lo .reconsider the ordinance wo have Just
passed. Wo won't have any nioro monuey-
Ing over this matter for whilo. "
A Mi re Cure Tor Ithcumntlsin.
I huvo personal knowledge of cases of rheu
matism lu this vicinity that have boon imme
diately relieved nnd permanently cured by
Chamberlain's pain balm after other reme
dies were used without nny benefit. I hnvo
boon handling the pain balm for the past flvo
years and hnvo uavcr had any customer express -
press anything but words of praUo for tno
medicine. It has been my experience that
nny customer who once uses Chamberlain's
pain balm will hnvo nothing else when again
in need ot such a medicine. E. W. Potter ,
fostmnster nnd druggist , Kim Creek , Neb.
\Vlltlt IUCKAK Till' ; llKCOlll ) .
Tile May Term of the District Court
I larger Than Kvcr.
The May term of the district court opens
Monday morning with the largest docket
that Judges aud attorneys have ever seen In
this district.
The term Just closed had a docket on wnlch
thcro were 2,40(1 ( cases , but the docket of tUo
coming term will break the record and ap
pear with 2iV > U civil cuscs. Of tnis number
.moro than two thousand have boon noticed
( or trlul.
The Judges ylow the fa.cts with consider
' able Interest , when they realize that the May
'term will run at least until August 1.
Tbo assignment of rooms has been a prob
lem , but at last that question has been sot-
tied , .ludgo Kstcllo will preside over the
criminal docisot. and will occupy the largest
room , or No. 1 , lu tbo court houso. Judge
Ferguson will bo lu room No. 2 , nnd Judge
Irvine In No. 3. Both will huvo charge of
Jury cases.
The rooms on the third floor of Tin : BF.I ;
building are nearly readv for occupancy.
They will bo carjKitod with brussels , and
furni.sniHl with oak furniture.
' Judges Wnkeley nnd Doano will preside
over the equity dockets , and will occupy
rooms Nos. 1 and 3.
The largo room , No.3 , will bo occupied by
Judges Davis anil HopawnU alternately.
Ttiosu two Judges will attempt
to haudln u Jury and look after the business
In the other counties of the district.
In the criminal court a murder case will bo
called next Alonday.
Thomas MoNamco , who Is now in Jail ,
charged with having murdered Klsio Wil
liamson , alias Kato Nichols , a woman who resided -
sided on Ninth street , will oo placed on trial.
Ills Ucfeuso has not been outlined , but it Is
thought that ho will plead temporary Insan
ity nnd that ho committed the crime while
under the influence of liquor.
In the system of Juries thcro will be a now
departure.
Heretofore there have been three panels to
eclcctfroui , the regulars drawn by the county
commissioners , the sheriff's panel , which con
sisted of tallsmon who were picked up by the
sheriff , and the "peckers' " panel. As a rule
the public know nothing about anything ex
cept the regular panel.
The members of the sheriff's panel used tn
number about lifty , Those men appeared on
the first day of tbo term , watched these who
were excused from the regular panel nnd got
on In their places. By hunirlng about the
court house most of thorn got on the list , and
as u rule made as much money as the mem
bers of the regular panel.
Tlio "ixxsknrs" were kuown only by them
selves , the lawyers aud tbo court oftlcora.
Thvro were at least two hundred of them.
Their plan of operation was this : Every
morning they would visit the court
rooms , watch for Jury trials and go
into the rooms whore Jury coses
were liable to bo callcil. When the ether
panels were exhausted by the challenges of
the attorneys , those mcu were put on. As
soon us a Jury was made up In one room they
emigrated to tno domain of Another Judge ,
whcro they waited until the panel was 11 lied
In that room. These men usually made n
living , as they averaged two dry * each wcok
during the entire term. The new Jury law
has IcgUlatod nil of these mon out of tholr
Jobs , nud next Monday , when the courts con
vene , such men as Paxton , the mllltonrlro ;
Vatos , the , banker , Bochcl , the councinman
and n scorn of others will sit In the Jury box
whore tholr broadcloth wilt comn
In contact with the clothes of the
ragpicker nnd the greasy suit
of the mechanic of the shop. Tbo now Jury
law Is no respecter of persons , and llko rain ,
t hits the rich as welt as the poor. Just now
some of tlio wealthy bond holders and bust-
less men are making an effort to get out of
serving the state at $ J per day , but they are
not likely to meet with any marked degree of
mcccss. They have pleaded with the Judges ,
but the Judges have said "No ; if you were
drawn you must serve. ' * Since receiving the
answer they have talked business trips , but
.his will not win , as the courts have decided
to send for nnd liud every man who runs
nwny to avoid serving on Juries.
Under the provisions of the now law , 180
urors were drawn and of this number
ilnnty will nppciir at the opening
of the term nnd remain thrco-weeks , after
which they will go about their business nnd
ttio other ninety will put la an appcaranco
anil sit out the balance of the term.
The Judges are of the opinion that the
ninety will bo n sufficient numoor to keep the
courts running , but at nny time when the
panels nro exhausted , the Jurors who are out
on n leave of ubsonco will be summoned and
pressed into service.
L r. Birnov euros cntarrn. Bee bid's.
COVI.I ) 'T STAXU Vl'JlKAMltl\C.
A Lincoln AVonuui Suicides
Her lliiHUnml Scolded Her.
LINCOLN , Neb. , Mny 5. [ Special Telegram
to Tnc BnE.1 Mis. Hand Little , Slxtu and
F streets , died nt 7 o'clock this morning from
tno effects of morpnlnc , taken with suicidal
Intent. It appears that when down town
shopping yesterday nflfernoon she became
dry nnd accepted the Invitation of a lady
friend to step Into a wine-room of Orockel-
meyer's salcou and have some beer. Mr.
Little heard somehow that his wife had gone
Into the wine-room nnd entering the nlnco ho
found her there. Ho upbraided Ins wlfo
bitterly for such conduct and she took the
matter so greatly to heart that on the way
homo she purchjiscd some morphJno. Some
time ( luring thn ovnnltig she swallowed the
drug and ttio physicians endeavored In vain
to save her life.
A Sprcido for 1)14 ) ; Om li
Grippe.
Many persons who have recovered from
the Influenza nro now troubled with n persis
tent cough. Mrs. A. J. Allen , wlfo of the
editor of the Scott County ( Iowa ) Bladc.says
Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy is n soecilic
for tlio cough which usually follows an at-
talk of la grippe. For sale by all druggists.
I'oiintl an Unknown Corpic.
ST. Loi'is , Mo. , May 5. Tlio partially de
composed and Incinerated body of a man appar
ently about forty-five years ol 340 was found
yesterday about a mile south of this city.
Notnlng was found on the body which would
establish tlio identity of the corpse , but a man
nnswerlng the description of the dead man ,
who said he was a resident of Chicago , was
seen hero about two weeks ago. Ho was of
dark complexion , were a gray suit and
weighed iU'OUt , one hundred and sixty-five
pounds. _
. DoWitt's Little Early Hisers. Best little
pill over made. Cure constlp.itlou every
time. None equal. Use tbem now.
CiuarinaknrH Get nn Advance.
CHICAGO , Mny 3. The cigarmakors report
that so Tar 27fl shops have been heard from ,
of which 200 reported a readiness to pay the
new scale. The total number of men report
ed nt headquarters was 1,163 and at tlio close
of the aay only G'3 ! men were on strike , all
the others having returned to work lu the
shops whcro the new scale has been ac
cepted.
Attention 1 If you desire n line head of
hair of a natural hue and free from dandruff ,
Hull's Hair Uenewor is the best and safest
preparation to accomplish it.
No Coke llcglon Disturbances.
ScoTTsnalo , Pa. , May 5. Heports from
various points in the coke region , indicate
that everything is qiilot , although evictions
are still going on. Superintendent Gray and
Bosses Chllaghan and Agnew were given a
hearing. The two latter were discharged ,
and Gray was released under bo nd of M,000
Constipation poisons the blood : DoWitt's
Little Early Hlscrs cure Constipation. 'The
cause removed the disease is gone.
The Tro ? Fire.
Tnov , N. Y. , May 5. It is stated this
morning that the loss by fire at the furnaces
of the Troy steel nnd Iron company on
Breaker Island will bo less than (400,000 , on
which there Is an insurance of $1,000,000.
DoWitt's Little Early Risers ; only pill to
cure sick headache and regulate the bowels.
Hon. Aloir/o Taft Better. '
SAX Dinoo , Cala. , May 5. Ex-Minister
Taft rested easier last night and the chances
nro moro favorable for his recovery , as the
hemorrhage has been stopped.
( Jesulor'sMni'luHo.'ulaeho ' .Vafnrs. finrojinll
hcadcches ill 20 minutes. At all druggists
Thrco Men Drowned.
UocnESTiiit , N. Y. , May 5. Three men
were drowned yesterday in Braddock bay on
Lake Ontario , while building a railvoad
bridge.
_
' 'A stitch In time saves nine , " nnd If you
tnko Hood's Sarsuparllla now It may save
months of future possible sickness.
\ Polish Ccntciuiinl.
Several hundred Poles assembled nt Na
tional hall last evening to celebrate lu an ap
propriate manner the centennial anniversary
of the adoption of the Polish constitution ,
which occurred May 3 , 1791.
Tuo interior of the hall was neatly decor
ated , the stage being draped with the Amer
ican and Polish colors.
An excellent programme of vocil nnd In
strumental music , orations , recitals , etc. , was
rendered in n very appreciative manlier.
Patriotic speeches by prominent load Po-
landers nnd others wore delivered.
The celebration closed by a short address
from Mayor Gushing.
They Got it oft'ourHC.
JlmlohJIml I say , Jim 1 Youp comln' ,
mam ; what's or matter ) Why baby has got
tbo colic ; run down to drug store nnd get it
bottle of Hnller's pain paralyzer ; quick , now ,
fur Irregularities.
Colonel Thomas Grunason aud Captain
Kills of St. Louis , both In the employ of the
government as revenue ogonts.are iu the city
looking after the operations of the revenue
I laws. They hnvo visited the distilleries und
nro quietly on the look-out for any irregu
larities that are occasionally found through-
eut their district.
The perfume of violets , the purity of the
lily , the glow of the rhso , and the flush of
Hebe combine In Pozzoul's wouarous Powder.
No Ouo to Ulaitic.
The coronnr's Jury In the Gleason case hold
that the wreck In the Union Pacltlc yards by
which tbo deceased came to his death was
the result of an accident for which no ono
wus to blame. Several children testified
that they had been playing near the spot and
had placed the splkus ou the rails , forgetting
to remove them.
Hoc-option to the IHsliop.
Bishop Scannoll was tendered a reception
last night by the people of St. Peter's church ,
at 518 South Twenty-sixth street. Tbo occa
sion was very much enjoyed and many were
permitted to inako the ucqualntanco of the
bishop. _ ,
Mrs. Winslow'a boothlhff Syrup for chil
dren teething softens the gums aud allay
all pain. 25 cents a bottle.
DoWltt's Little Eirl"RUoNforlha Llr or.
LOVE FEAST OR WAR DANCE ?
Speculation as to the Outcome of the flow
York Railroad Meeting ,
FIGURING ON WHAT GOULD WILL DO.
The Missouri I'nulflc'H Siinnr Kntcs
1'otltlon on ( ho Programme
TCHI the L.OIIK
Short Until Clauxc.
NKW Voiiit , May ! > . On the meeting of the
advisory board of the Western Traffic associ
ation , which Is to bo held tomorrow nt the
Windsor hotel , will depend the Hfo of that
association. After the failure of the mooting
nt Chicago prophecies ol the downfall of the
association were made and the angry attitude
of the members who wont to Chicago went
far toward giving such prophecies the color
of probability. Time scorns now to have
smoothed their nngor nt the missing members
and to havn coaled the indignation nt the cut
rates instituted by the Missouri Pacific , and
the railroad men now in the ctty are predict
ing n harmonious meeting tomorrow. It Is
confidently nssortod that a quorum will bo
present tomorrow. There is doubt , however -
over , about the recent action of the Southern
Pacific. Mr. Huntington will not bo In Now
York for two weeks and no one at the South
ern Pacific oflk-es yesterday could toll wheth
er any preparations to bo represented nt the
meeting had been mado. President Marvin
HuL'bitt and Chairman Albert Keep of the
Chicago Ac Northwestern , Sidney Dillon of
the Union Pacific and Chairman Cbappel of
the Denver & Hio Graudu were quoted yester
day as predicting harmony nud peace for the
morrow.
The Missouri Pacific's ' sugar rates will un
doubtedly bo up for discussion as they are
still on the slate from the Chicago fiasco.
The Trlbuno says they will probably bo ex
plained away however , aud the road again
put on good rncoril as in favor of maintaining
rates. Mr. Gould's pot scheme of establish
ing Joint acencies will also be brought up
again.
Another subject to bo brought up is that of
Canadian competition for through freight to
the northwest , and action may bo taken in
direct opposition to the interstate commerce
law. with the idea of having it tested In the
supreme court. The long nnd short haul
clause of the law necessitates a reduction on ,
If any is to bo made , all freightallko , whether
for local or through delivery. The through
freight Is only a small per cent of the to'.nl
tonnage on the New ork Central , nmount-
ing to about 12 per cent , and on the Pennsyl
vania to about the same. Henco. it will bo
proposed tomorrow that some road , with the
association at its back , Ignore the obnoxious
"long and short , haal" clause and adjust Its
tariff to meet the through rates of the Cana
dian lines. In this way the one clause of the
law will bo tested , as the whole law in a gen
eral way will bo tested In the action of Coo
Hrothcrs against the Lehigb Valley.
The Sun "Mr. Gould's
today says ; pur
poses have so far remained a mystery , but
from the opinion of a gentleman given below
it is clear that ho has applied some kind of a
sedative to the feelings of the members of
the advisory board , and yet none of thorn
have so much as hinted what it was. The
Suii is able to explain the reason of the rc-
nmrkablo change , which will have the effect
of turning tomorrow's meeting liito n lo o
feast or a war dance. Messrs. Gould and
Clark have decided to leave their Manager
Leeds to hU late and throw him onto the
meroy of the advisory oonrd. They have
disavowed all knowledge of the cut in sugar
rates and have Informed the commissioner
and other members of the board that Mr.
Leeds acted entirely on his own authority.
Mr. Leeds came to New York Just before the
tlmo sot for the meeting and was submitted
to n severe examination by his superiors. Ho
convinced them that ho was Justllicd in filing
the tariff. But Mr. Leeds' mistake was in
not applying to tbo association for leave to
fnAttiiii tlitt rmtna It fa a < i I rt tint VtntVi nf Vit
superiors felt that there was a plain violation
lation of tno agreement , and if they upheld
Mr. Leeds they could never expect any other
road to live up to the agreements Mr. Leeds
will bo allowed to Justify himself if he can.
He will make a statement , which is said to
bo already in the minds of Mr. Gould or
Mr. Clark , explaining why ho ordered
the cut in sugar. It will contain some
interesting features on the other roads , it is
said , particularly the Alton nnd tbo Atchl-
son. The complaint is that Mr. Leeds found
his neighbors making wholesale slashes in
the rates and ho simply met them with an
open rate. The Sun , before Mr. Leeds Hied
his tariff , found evidence in Now York that
quito a number of roads stood m with the
sugar magnates , and it was believed that
they made it an object to the retinors to give
them the best shipments that were made dur
ing the latter part of April. "
"I don't think the advisory board will de
mand the discharge of Mr. Leeds , " said n
president yesterday. "Mr. Gould , I think ,
takes the view that Mr. Leeds misinter
preted his privileges. You will notice that
the offeuse ha committed Is not directly pro
vided for in the by-laws , although it Is a part
of the preamble that no company shall cut
rates on its own authority , oven if its neigh-
hoi's are guilty. Mr. Leeds should first have
reported to the commissioners the offense
committed by his neighbors and demanded
an investigation. Then , if the latter contin
ued to violate the agreement , Mr. Leeds
could hnvo claimed the right to meet their
unauthorized reduction. Seclnc tnat Mr.
Gould Is frank enough to admit the guilt of
his road , I think that the advisory board will
forcivo and forget und then start over again
with a clearer understanding of the rules. "
Northern I'ncillu Improvements.
Nr.w YOHK , May 5. Thomas F. Oakes ,
president of the Northern Pacific , yesterday
confirmed thfi report that the directors of
that road him authorized the purchase in the
market of the preferred stock of that com
pany with money to bo received from 'tho
Manitoba land case recently decided by the
United States supreme court in favor of the
Northern Piicltlc. The rehearing asked for
by the Manitoba company had , Mr. Oakes
said , been denied by the supreme court and
the cose permanently closed.
" \Vothlnkwo will gnt the money about
May 2S , " suld Mr. Oakes. "In the meantime
the company has plenty of money on hand to
anticipate the purchase of the slock if the
market conditions should warrant it , The
directors have also authorized the expendi
ture of $2,000,000 , , for the improvement of the
property. Wollndthat by reducing largo
grades nt certain points wo can save In oper
ating expenses iOO,000 a year. Heretofore
the volume of trafllis has not been heavy
enough to demand those Improvements , but
tbo tonnage is now so great that it is of the
utmost Importance to our inturosts to begin
the work of improving the line by reducing
grades and straightening curves. "
A Kollof for llliciiinntlc Pains.
In many cases persons subject to rheuma
tism have got prompt relief from pain by ap
plying Chamberlain's pain balm. The relief
it nfforas is alone worth many times its cost ,
which Is out 50 cents , nnd its continued ap
plication effects a complete cure. For sale
by all druggists.
Pound Hie Iion > , - Lout.
CnicAno , May 6 , [ Special Telegram to
TitK BKK.J Postoftleo Inspector Stewart
found a long lost cousin today. When the
inspector was riding down town this morn
ing. In perusing a morning paper , ho ran
across the hotel interview with David E.
Durie of Seattle , Wash. Captain Stewart
was struck with the name which was the
same as that of a cousin of his who early In
the ' 00s went west to seek his fortune. Ho
went to the Palmer house where Mr. Durio
was stopping und was not long In Identify
ing the fur-westerner as the relative whom
ho had not seen for mauy yean.
11 race Up.
There Is a prodigious number of pnrsons
who feel very much down at the heel just
now. All thov really need U a dose of St.
Patrick's pills to cleanse and renovate their
system. It would do tbcm moro good than a
dollar bottle of any blood puritlor. For sale
by all druggists ,
AVestern Inventors.
WASIUNOTON , May 6. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEr.J Patents were granted today
to Albert C. Booth , assignor of one-half to
n I
CONTINENTAL.
Special Sale of Boys' Knee Pant Suits.
On account of recent purchases we arc enabled this week
to offer the greatest value ever shown in our Children's
department ,
Beginning Monday we will offer several large lines of boys' all wool
cheviot suits made in the best manner at the popular prices , $2. 00 ,
$2.50 , $3.00 , $3.50 , less- than the actual cost of manufacturing , The
sizes are 4 to 14 years. Come early. We guarantee the values ; they
are just as represented. See samples in our show windows.
BOYS' KNEE
50c will be the price this week on boys' all wool cheviot pants , all sizes ,
50c will be the price of our finest braids in boys' straw hats , the latest styles.
50c will be the price for boys' hats in fine crush goods , all shades.
Continental Clothing House ,
Oor. Douglas and ISth @ts.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPP
W. I' . Ward. Cedar Hnpids , In. , telegraph
ropeiitcr ; Wilbur J. Cunnin hnm , nsslgnor
of one-half to U L. Davis , Iaid | ) City , S. IX.
valve gonr ; Charles K. Hiirdlng , Atlantic ,
In. , electric raihvay system ; Albert L.
.Inynes , Mcrnn , Nob. , car couplliijr ; Louis
Kcjilr , assignor of one-half to I1. H. Har-
bach , Dos loino.s. la. , hydro-pneumatic en-
plno ; Wesley ICllnkor , Union iMIlls , In. , hay
stncvcr ; George A. Lowry. assignor to the
Allintifo t\vino company , Dos Moiuas , la. ,
nutomntio feeder for twine mukiiif ; machines
and feeder for twine machines ; Hiimucl H.
nnd M. H. Merrideth , West Liberty , In. , mu-
chlno for wlrins wood fenciiijf ; Whitman C.
Hathbun , assignor for ono-thlrd to C. P.
t'pcnult , Sioux City , la. , hydrant ; Daniel S.
Sntterlco nnd H. Kemmorer. Hryinesborough ,
In. , shed ; Hnnnan V. nnd T. Slutz , Alta. In. ,
railway tie ; John A. Van Winkle , Deiiison ,
la. , washing machine * . Charles W. Wilker ,
Stranp , Nob. , type writing machine.
The Howe scales , the only scale with pro
tected bcarlnps. No check rods. Cntalopuos
of Gordon & Soiled : Co.-Agts. , Chicago , 111.
The 1'n.xton Hotel Klro
Did not ofToct tliOjhqtol proper in any
way so us to interfere with the operation
of the house. . Only the annex was dam
aged und guests hnvo boon cured for
without the interruption of a single day.
Pensions Granted Westerners.
WASHINGTONMny f . [ Special Telegram
to Tns BKC.I Pensions were granted Nebraskans -
braskans as follows : ' " "Original Barnabas
Tnllman , Hugh McCllntock , Jefferson Myers ,
Henry S. Ucovos , Allen O. Seaman , William
3lssoy , William H. Woodhousc , Oliver
Itishcr , George Butterbaugh , Marlon J. Hart ,
flcnri K. Biss , Platt'J.yamiusen , Willis A.
Hawes , James Bronb'rd , "Henry Grifllths.
Additional John Hyland. Increase Baxter
Sauks , Henry Steffcy. Heissue Samuel T.
Miller , James P. Harris. Original widows
Eva P. , widow of John A. Damolsou.
South Dakota : Original John Kiploy ,
Lumnssa Carney , John Waddon , John H.
Doorsch. Heissue Hnrsenn L. Mnrtln.
Iowa : Original George W. Beau , James
L. Lccoursoy , William L. Head , John Hur
ley , George \V. Flower , Patrick Burke , Da
vid F. Ford , George W. Billlck , Ira Downey
Andrew J. Bears , Henry K. Smith , Benja
mln P. Johnston , Jonathan Lenplo , Hoyal P
Gioff , William Ashman , James VV. Bethards
Henry Jordan , Goorgn See , Harrison Mo
Owen , Orasmus H. Wilson , Henry Tucker ,
Kobert B. Shnnkland , Lewis P. Means , Hob-
crt W. Pishel , John P. Middloton , John
Coughliu. Walter M. Pritzscho , Elijah P.
Ordlco. Additional Isaac.Mothersoll.Georgo
W. Flowers. Increase Thomas B. Christy ,
Elias L , . Johnson , Joseph Stagg , Isaac Gump ,
Michael Pollard. Hcissuo-David S. McMil
lan , David Woods , Samuel B. Heizor , Henry
H. Parsons , Daniel Anderson. Heissuo and
increase George McDonald , Peter Slddlo.
Original widows , etc. Minors of Philip Kav-
anaugh.
All I'orSistor.
How much rconcy have I .cot In my bank ?
Forty-flvp cents , stranger only want live
cents moro. What will I do then , stranger !
, Whyyou soesister has such a terrible cough ,
and people ay it will bo bad on her if she
don't get hotter soon , and the folks toll mo
nailer's sure cough syrup will euro It right
up ; so you see flvo cents 1 Thank you ,
stranger.
Colored Men Want Kqunl
CINCINNATI , O. , May n. The American
Citizens Equal Rights association , composed
of colored men , today adopted a scries of res
olutions affecting their purpose of securing
tbo free cxcrciso of every right given them
hy the constitution. They called the atten
tion of the administration that colored men
were appointed to oflico mainly In tlio south ,
where the only political service colored ni'-'n
can render is to send delegates to national
convcntionsnnd nro denied to those In north
ern states , whoso votes are necessary to tlio
success of its party. The ofllcors elected
were : President , James N. Townsend , In
diana ; vice presidents , N. P. Wentworth ,
Massachusetts ; M. Lanston , Virginia ; secretary -
retary , P. G. Barbodoes. Washlncton city ;
treasurer , Walter S. Thomas , Ohio. The
convention then uujournod &ino die.
Hemto Prevent Pneumonia.
Any tendency of n cold or the grip to re
sult in pneumonia may be arrested by taking
Chamberlain's Cougti' Homody and using
nropor cnro to avoid qxppsuro. So fur as it
can bo learned no case of the grlppo has ro-
sultcd in pneumonia whcro this remedy has
been used , and moro than a thousand bottles
hnvo been xold ouch dhyfor ton months past.
For fitilo by all druggists :
AVoolley WantflIll8 Money.
"Wo propose to malfp ( ho board of cduc -
tion pay Mr. Woolloyjs alary to the end of
the school year , " said " W. P. Wappich , who
is Woolloy's attorney , , ,
"Tho board had no right to fire Woolloy as
they did nnd we shull"proccod to collect his
salary when it hccomdsrluo up to the first of
July , when his teriu. < of ofllco would have
expired. The board will simply pay | 3GO to
Mr , Woolloy whetner-ho ts considered super
intendent of buildiugr\iyid | property or not. "
"Do you think vou van force the payment
of Woolley'ssalayt" , , . , . , ,
"I know wo can'l s\d \ Mr. Wnppich.
Callgraph writing machine is no longer a
luxury , but has become a necessity.
After Kvhlcneo.
Frank U. Krotchmer , special agent of tbo
United States Interstate commission , was In
the city yesterday. His business hero
was for the purpose of gathering testimony
in the Howell lumber case. Just what he
found Is not known , as ho refused to slato. .
Mr. Kretcnmor states that the commission
will visit tbo Pacltlo coast durlnc the latter
part of the moutn , and returning will bold a
session in this city.
Small in size , croat in results : DoWltt'
Little Early Risers. Best pill for Constlpn
Lion , best for SicK Headache , best for Sour
Stomach.
Altnclicd the I-JIwimnn Slock.
Samuel P. MacConnoll of Council Blufts
has brought suit in attachment against Sheriff
Boyd William Paxton nnd John A McShauo
to recover the alleged value of the Henry |
Klscmnn stock that was kept in the branch i
stpre on Fifteenth street. The suit has been j
begun In the United States circuit court and
is for $14,000 against Boyd. ntul $10,000 each
ngninst Paxtou and McShnno , who were
sureties.
Do not tnlto any chance of being poisoned
or burned to death with liquid stove polish ,
paints or enamels In hottles. The "Hlsing
Sun Steve Polish" is safe , odorless , brilliant ,
the cheapest nnd best stove polish made , and
the consumer pays for no extensive tlu or
glass package with every purchase.
A l4lrosses to Labor.
There was a meeting of laboring men at
Green's hall last night at which short ad
dresses were made by Hov. Jehu Williams ,
F. C. Kclsie , Georpo Kloffncr and others
upon educational nnd other topics pertaining
to the interests of the masses. The eight
hour law nnd the strikes now disturbing the
labor circles of the east were touched up by
some of the speakers.
/ . , PAUAtSMtAl'MlS.
E. V. Clark of Geneva Is at the Mlllnrd.
Mrs. Ben Hayden ot Lincoln Is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.S.
S. C. Cato of De Molnos , la. , Is at tho.
Murray.
Ira Johnson nnd C. P. Shur of Kearney are
at the Paxton.
it L. Elsemoro nnd W. J. Fftlk of Hast
ings are at the Paxton.
Mrs. James T. Paxton and child of Groely
Center are at the Piixt'on.
Kev. J. S. Edwards of Lincoln was in
Omaha yesterday on the way to Salt Lake
City.
County Commissioner Corrlpan departed
for tnc mountains last nlcht , whcro ho will
remain several weeks. Ho hopes that the
change of climate will afford bim some relief
and help him to regain his rapidly falling
health.
The ParkerII. . Taylor. West Point : A. H.
Ciirso , llpntrleu ; W. A. Oavls , St. I.ouls ; A. A.
1'helps I'corlu : W. J. Thomas nnd wife , Now
York : Ansfliii 11. Smith. KlmrrU Smith. Den
ver ; Thoniiis liarknr , Manchester. N. II. : H. II.
Stlmson , mother aud bMer. . I'nwuecUlty ; II.
U. Smith , J. K. llarvoy. 4iilcngo.
Tlio Mcrclmnts M. M. llutlcr. Weeping
Water ; J. N. Hustings , ivansus City ; J. K.
Watson. Alliinuupulls ; Stimuel Lout ; . South
Ilend ; 1) . A. Ki-l&o , llarvoy E. I'roy , 1'ondi'r ;
A. M. Ilnrnthy , I'romonl ; J.M. .
Wurd , C. E. Kcycs. t-prlnRflcld ;
T. M. Knleht , DCS Molnv.s ; Burton Clark ,
Chicago : Sid Hchruiii. 1. U.K. Voting. 11. G.
Clmpmun , Surprise ; Midge llayur , Tvlcninah :
M.S. Morgan. Kansas City ; H. Grill , Central
City : H. K. William * . Kxoter : S. S. Ininan ,
Osccola : Conrml J. Schnild , lloatrlcc : Mrs. C.
II. Meyers and daughter , David City.
The MIIIurd-0. S. La Toilette , I'coria ;
George Jenkins. Diibuquo : C. A. I'otorson ,
Strntton : 11. T. Leinlit , Atclilonn : W. N. Ilun-
tur , .St. I.ouls : Wlllliiin 1'rntt , Miss Muyno ,
Summer Hill , Nob. : H. J. Alrxiindur , Lincoln :
A. Ludwlg , Arlington ; J. T. WKcman.ljIncoln ;
J. T. Armstrnnir. lloatrlco ; .Iiilin Ulney , Kcar-
noy , Nfb. : K. 11. > * inlth , Nebraska L'lty ; O.
Vn'uderbllt. Des Moines : G. II. Jowltt , Arling
ton , Neb. ; John Ki'u-ii1. llrokun Itow ; Pat lly-
nn. Superior. Neb. ; J. D. Clarke. 1'apllllnn ;
James Orr , AlchUon ; W. 1' . llcimutt and wife ,
Olmdron ; O. W. L'orhtH und son , llas-
tliiKs. Neh. ; L. C. milliards , Lincoln ;
The Dellone L. M. ICooliliT , I'ort Nlobrara ;
D. II. Drown. C'lilcaco : J. II. Williams , I'rco-
port. III. : J. O. Stccn. Kansas City.
The 1'axton A. It. West. Dos Molnes. la. : J.
C.Crawford , West I'olnt ; N. S. llurwood. Lin
coln : George S. Leslie , J. J , Morrull. 1- ( i.
Vrench , W.V. . tllnirliuin , Oninhn : John Wll-
HOII. Kearney ; T. J. Montgomery. Hot spriniia ,
ti. I ) . William H. Kctcliam. alount I'leas-
unt. In. ; Curl Is L. Anh. Kunis : :
City ; J. C. Mann , Albion. Nub. ;
T. 11. Golcrlst. Kearnov. Nob. : W. A. Mc-
Kvlirhan. Itod Cloud , Neb. : Ku. T. Kearney ,
JnuUsnii. Neb. ; K. II McCiiiinan. St. Jo ojih ,
Mo. ; Mrs. J. A. 1'lnlay iind child , i'lnu Itldgn ;
John II. McKvrun , Kanstis City ; Mrs. C. 11 ,
Ilruwn , Clnrlndii. la , ; L. II , Kent , Urlimns ,
Neb , : S. II. Duvld c. Niiwark Valloy. N. V.s
Gourge Itocart. Shcnnmloah , la : C. I' . Dar
ling , Denver. Colo. ; Isuuu Unyiuond , H. A.
Gibson. Lincoln.
The Oasiiy J. Comslnrlc , I'onrla , III. ; W. L.
Lehinaii , Stiintori. Nob. ; W. 8. Slcl'It-nty ,
t'linili-on : C. N. ICelth , Wiiturtown , S. I ) . ; K. A.
Coinnhi , Geneva : J. It. Morris , ChlciiRo ; II. 1\
Jolinson , DCS Molncti Dr. M. J. Grihati. Itur-
llnu-ton ; H. H. Maxwell. Cliadron : Hey H.
Tuttle. Dr. Jf M. Trncy , St. LOIIH | ; J. 1'iancls
Kaufman , Avoen ; A. Amn , Lincoln ; John
linker , Deadwood : C. K. Irwln , llendRr&on ; II.
Kttlngo. Now York : H. J. Stackllcld and wife ,
Lincoln ; Wlllmm Iluchinolsiir. Uhlowii , Nob. ;
A. Thompson nnd wife. Marcurottc , Mo. ;
Iluriniin AnCer5on , Sioux City , In , ; J. M. Hob-
bins. ( > rd ; Ullntcm Hn-t , Knarnay : J , J. John-
win , Mlsnor : .1. K. Hunluy , Oileiins. Nob. ; John
Ili-otl. Wood Itlvcr ; H. II. Grahnin , Cheyenne ,
Wyo.t V. J. Cox , M. J. DoOrulT , Cluvelnnd. O. ;
J. II , Woods , Cheyenne , Wyo. : I'rand North-
rup , Chlcaso.
JiA 7M/.S.
nf f vtltnearil-uwler tlttt ltMilJftu (
cunt * ; each additional line ten criid * .
KllN/.EL The Infant twins of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Kun/el. Died last nlzht and were
burled In St. Mary's ccmctrVy at "o'clock
this afternoon.
Flavoring
Extracts.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla , - " \ Of porfoot purity.
Lemon -I
Of o Btronffth.
Orange - > _ . . . .
Almond - Economy in their UB .
Rose olc.vJ Flavor as delicately
and doliaiously aa the fresh fruit.
Drs , Belts $ Betts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
14O9
OMAUA. NEU.
Tno most widely nnrt fnvor.-iMy known upee-
lallstB In the Unite. ! Suites. Their lone ox.
pprloncc , rcmnrkabluaklll nnd universal suc
cess In the mmtimmt nnd euro of Nervous ,
Chronic and Furulcal Ilw3' : . entitle tbeno
eminent phyalclnns to thn full confidence ol
the u filleted ovt-rywhoro. Thi'v pciaranton :
A CERTAIN AM ) POSITIVE OUR Z for
the awful PTrots ( nf curly vice and the tiumer-
or. evils thtu follow In Its train.
PRIVATE. I1IXJOD AND HKIN DISEASES
spci'dlly. coniplrttolv nnrt pprniiinrntljr curud.
NEitvous hnniMTY AND HEXUALDIS-
OHDEUS yield readily to their skillful troat-
" '
'iMLES. FISTULA AND HECTAL ULCEK3
euarantocd cured without piln : or detention
from buBlnoi. !
HYUUOUKIjE AND VAUICOCEI/E perma
nently nud successfully cured In every oa o ,
SYPHILIS. GONOltlUIKA , OLEET. Sper-
mntorrNes. frumhml Wuuknrss Lost Manhood ,
Nlulit Emissions. Dncayud I'licultleo , Komal *
Weakness and nil dollrato disorders jippulln'
to either vex positively cured , HI well as nil
functional disorders that result frotuyoutbf.U
follies or the nxuosKof mutiirn yiara.
STRIfTlIK P Guaranteed permanently
O I 1ML/1 UlxL. cured , removal complete ,
without ( Mittlnir. enustio or dilatation. Curd
effected nt home hy patient without a mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A TIPP rilPTT The awful effects ot
OUKC UUKli
Oltriy vice which brln ( ?
oruanlc weakness , uYsiroylni : both mind and
body , with nil Its dru.dcd J1U. permanently
cured.
HP's ' RFTT's Address those who have Im-
IJIXO. DL.1 10 paired tln-mf Ivcs by Im
proper indulgence JUK | hollt.iry nablti , which
ruin both mind And body , nnllttlng them for
biMlnewi. * tudv r mnrrluKo.
MAHHIE1) MEN or tlioso onterinR on that
happy life , aware of phyMcal debilityquickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon fuels. First Practical experi
ence. Becond Every CUSP U ipeclally studied ,
thus itarllnx rlslit- Third modlolnos are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
each ciie , thus ofTcctlng cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
DOUGLAS STRFFT OMAHA. NEB
YETERINARYSPECIFICS
Tor HcrsD3 , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs , ,
AND POULTRY.
000 PnenUnoU on Trriitinrnt of Animals
and Vunrt Uctit I'rcc.
cmiEsf'PcviTiiiCoiiucatlnns.liiflnmmntlon
A.A. j Spinal .HpnTniriilB.Itlllk I'over.
ll.ll.-'MrultiN , Iianiciii-HH , Khruuiailsnu
< : . ( : . Dlmeiapcr , NIIBII ! DIxcliargcE *
I > . I ) . llotfl or CrubxVormn ,
E.K. Coii"Iiu , ] lpav < > * ( I'ncuinnniiu
JM'-.Onlfc or UrlpPH. liellracbe.
; . < : . --Mlf < cnrrInK < ' . Hemorrhage * .
II.II. Urinary nnd Klrtoey l > l eii cs
1.1. Eruptive Klurii.cii , nianuo.
i J.K. JIUcuHesur JHucntlou , I'arolrili.
BlnsloDottlo lorerSOdosi * ) , - - .00
Htnblo CHUB , with , Bpcclnai , MannAl ,
VcU-rtniry Cure Oil and Modtcator , S7.0O
Jnr Veterinary Cure OH , - - l.OO
Cold ' by DrnneUtij or Sent Prepaid aorwhero
and in'any Quantity on Becejpt of Price.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. .
Corner William and John Bis. , New York.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC
[ SPECIFIC HO.J
la uw 3U jrenri. Tbo only ac < x < fnl remedy ( or
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
nd I'roitrition. from ovor-irork or o.lher can .
91 per rial , orU1 anil largo vial poodttr. for M.
Sou ) mr liiunurrrK ) , or tent pootpald on rocolpt
of prlco.-HUMPHnEYS' MEDlCihE CO. ,
Oor. WUUara and John Sta. , N. Y.
WOODBUHY'S FACIAL SOAP
For tbo Skin end Sralp.
Prerirod ty a Dermatologist with
3D years' oipwiftncii. Unviualed
I for eczema , traldbeitl , 01)7 ) km ,
F lltali ttormtf , chai pwl hand * . tc s-
iv [ < erj } > iratioQ. ugly comf'Usion.
etc. An unfailing rtrardy for all
calp affitetiont , and aauraprercat *
Ira of ill form of Ma dlioane ) ,
For Bale by Drusginti or cent by nail , 1'rlco CO ccnU.
lS.raranooVei > D < rirk
. ' . , , ' " Woj/n.illw.oir,24b. |
ril l , ill iVI > in4 Itilp .ff ll. . . . J lb.it lr..uii.
) fvc 10o. C\r lull.U.n I , , , , lt vff. . . ( l | , y | , it.r.
JOHN H. 1VIH > niUJJtY. n rmatolo lit.
1Z5 IV. 4UU bt. . New Yorlt City.
ffQUICK Others In
* coniparlfon are ( Jew or
S AND THE -
DKAD.
Ifiuffrrinctry
1DEAD WOOD'S ' PLASTER ,
H I'enflruloi.lCo-
LWOOI ) CAI'SUI.KS ar tin
it an < l only captule * preicrluel by
ular pliyilctaai fur tb CUM of
OonorhoM and dlwharuoi from the urinary uritn
unurlloJ ur Kouulrai. fl.i ) u r Uut AllUr uu
RHILWHYTIMBHRD
cr i
lin. | _ Depot ] 0lh nml Mnnon Ht . I Oraatin. _
4M ( i m S.OO ra
V M n tu KO KiproiR. . . . . . . . . C..W p ra
B.10 p m lO.O.i p m
C..V ) p ni lone 1300 m
Lonrct llljni.lMJTON .V MO. HIVKIt , Arrl ri'i
Omnhn. IK-pot lUth nnd Milton Hl . Omnh n.
10.2j n ml Dourer"Dnr ICxproi * 4 U ) p m
10.r > n m Drntlvrooil Kxplt'sl 4.u : > p 01
1U.S5 n m Dourer Kx press G.Ifi p m
7.10 p in Donvrr Night Kxprosii. . . . . D.Si n in
6.00 p m Lincoln l.lmlliil tl.M B ra
_ 8l'i a m Lincoln l.ural ! i W p ra
Lenvtit K. O. , bT. J. & C. II. I < \rrlro
Omilia. Depot lUth niul Muiion His. ! ( linalio
" 9730 n liT | . . . .Knn7aTTit7TlnV Kiur ( n . . .i I p iii
P. < 5 p m | K. 0. Mglit Krp.jHn II.r _ 'rrHn < J i u m
"l.en os I UNION I Arrl TIM
Oinnliu. i Dc'nnt Pltli nml Mnrrv S | . I Oninhn.
10.10 it in Knnjai CUT rfxpre ( ex Pun.T ( . .T.S p m
10.'JO n in l > iiTt > r Kxpron * . . . . . * . . 4.0.1 p m
2.W p in H Oi p m
4J-JJ p m ! iirnmt Ittnml Kxp. ( ot. Sun ) I1..V ) n m
7.JU p in . . . . . . . . . laclllc Kspros * 1 s.io : p n
I.PAVC9 i 7-1IIOACO , Mil , . A. bT. TAUUI ArrUri
Ouinlia. ' I' " ilopul. lOlli nml AUrcjr SI .I OniKlm.
6.19 p in ChlcAKO ICxprosa ' 1 > .45
U.li a m l U-JU (
; _
I ( . .ml ACO , U. I. A I'ACIFIU. rArrlrcs"
Oronlm. | U. I' , depot. lUth nnrt Mnrcy SM , : Omiiba.
G.io p ml NUlit Kiprvi 10.05 n in
l.0j * n in . . . .Atlnntlo Kxpre B.TO p ni
t.M p in . . .Vontlbtilo l.lniltuil. . 10 4k a m
Leaves HIOUA CtTV.V 1'ACIKIC. I Arrtrei
tOuiaha. IJepot IQtli nnJ MMCT SU. I Oniulin.
1.16 n m tltr rnsxnKcr i
4.80 p 111 St. I'nul Kiproi 110.10 ni
EilUUX CITY A I'ACIHL1. I Arrives
Omnha. | Depot lilh nnrt Welntur St . I Ouialm.
6.oop nil . .St. I'nul l.lmltoJ I P.SJ n m
Leaves ICIIIUAUO .1 NOIITIIWHSTISUN. ! Arrives
Umnha. | U. 1 * . rtf | il , 10th nml Mnrjy St.i.l Ouinhii.
l.oa\ui I OMAHA A. ST I.OU1S lAnlvel
Urnnhn , I U. 1' . depot. lOthjand Maror Mi.I Oranlift.
jjtfp ml St. Loul Cnnnnii linll IH.SO p ui
Leave I K , K. A ilO. VA 1,1.1V , Arrlvo
Omnlia. I Depot IStli and Wo In I or Sil. Onmlin.
SOU a nil . Ulnrk Illll * Express . 6.VU p m
U.OU a m . .llBstliixs Kip. ( Kx. dinirtnyl. . 5.VO p m
5.1U p mYnJioo | A Lincoln . n ) ll.u a m
6.10 p ml . Norfolk ( Kx/ Sunday ) . M.to n m
Umvo I C. . ST. I' . . M. AO. Arrive *
Oiimlm. | Depot 15th and Weli tcr8t , I Umnhn.
B.1U H m.ijloux | 1117 Arromuiudutlon. . . ' .i.ui p in
l.UQ p m Sioux Cltr Kxprrai ( Kx. Bandar ) 12.41) ) p in
(1.00 p ni SI I'nnl Limited .2j n ra
S.li p mlBnncrolt I'AiiL'nmT lExSundny ) 8.44 n m
l.cnvva I MlSSOUifl I'AClKIC. HTrrlveT
The Original and Genuine
( WORCEOTERSHIRE ) .
SAUCE
Imp&rti tbo most delicious t to and last
EXTKAOT HOUl'H ,
of I.UTTiUfrorn :
MKIHO.U , UKN. < ; | AVIIH ,
TI.K1IAN t Mad-
ran , to till lirottier FISH ,
at WOllOUHTKH ,
May. UiL HOT A ; COLD
"Tell
MSA k PEIIUI.NH * MEATS ,
tint their fanco In
hlxhlyixtcemed lu U.OIB ,
Imllunn < ! l ln tny
opinion , tbo mew' XVEI.HII.
T > al > tb1 , on well
us Uie niot.t wUnle. HAUKIIITrt ,
> otue MUOO that In
jnadu. " Arc.
Beware of Imitations ;
eee that you get Lea & Perrins1
BlinuturaonoTcrr bctlloof Orlidunl k ( l nnlna
JOHN UUNCAN'ti HU.NS , NL\V VUKIC.
lIO Wlinloss electric rHllwny sy.it cm
WarnliiK Thn jiulillo U cautioned ihul
the imtcnU nnd Invi'inlinia of Miilnno
cIoK * for overhead und unilcr roiinil rail *
wuy syhluins itroowni-d anil rnntniliocl exclu-
fclvoty liy IlinlinluHs 4)lL'Ctrlii railway rinii-
puny of VIrKlnlu. olllcu U'n lilnalon , ] ) , O. ,
und that any iuiiiipiny : iislns cltlicr of Hiild In *
t onllons IN lluliKi lo nt'llon for InfrlncnniimL.
Spncliil tuitlcii IH linruhy Rlvon that no llct-iHei
hiivu Ijccn Kr.inti'd und iluil no pcr un In inn
iu > trurud tourant lli-ensM. Thu Wliuloisolco *
trio rnllway co < i > piiny , I ) , ! ' , JUirrlll , jr. , sut-'ru-
tary , Wushlnuton , 0. C.
\\T \T'IMi > n - Aircnli lo neil Ihn l > | nl i
\ ) J\i\ 1 1 > l ' . 'Idlhii. l.lnuilio only Iliie4iy.-i
Invcnloil Una lioliln Uie Hiillm * irlthinit pin I , n pur
lcvt iiHToiii patent ii'ounlly lotumli ulcl onlr In
Hvcntii , tn win in HID cxcliKjvu r It'll 1 1 ulvi-n. on 10
culpt nf t'OriMiK o wllliunilaiiaiiiplu line by mill
ulxi clrriiliiri price Hit niiil UTIII.I toniicnti ; i > < > ruri
your tcrrlUiry nt ouco. AiKlri' 'I'lli : IMNI.KSf
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