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2 TIIK OMAHA JUILY BKE : 'ITKSDAY. MAY 3. 1802'
HARD LUCK OF THE 1IOOSIEHS
Manager Harrington Explains Why Ills
Team Can Not Win Games.
DREW THE WORST TEAM IN THE BUNCH
Appeal * for Aid from the 1'lnyrrs Coin-
tnllirn UiilM-rrtoil M. Paul , Inloiln
und Kn n SIM Olty I'M fit Win
Other Hull ( liiincs.
"First and foremost. " slid Manager nilly
Harrington of Indianapolis when nsKod
what wni wrong with Ills team , "Indian
apolis got what was loft ufter the other
teams wrro mailo UD. Wo drew the poorest
trmn In the bunch. Uut that wasn't the
worst of it After our trouble began
wo could got no relief. Look at
that Inllold there Is only ono
wan In It. O'Urlon is a good lint
bnioman. Wo hut ! Moxie Honglo for second.
Jlls playing days are ever , nnd lu addition ho
la a disorganizes Thn ulght before the
season opened ho got drunu In Indianapolis
nnd made n public spectacle of himself. That
wasn't till. Ho wouldn't got sotor. At St.
1'aul ho coaxed young Sullivan out and got
him Jut ! Ho was continually trying to
foment trouble In the team. At Minneapolis
I lined him ? ' - ! ' > mid suspended him IniJoIln-
Itoly. KlItiRiiiAn was a falluro at short and I
released him. Carpenter Is too old to play
thlul. Ho can't ' Held , ho coti't throw , ho
can't run. fticQualu In loft Is all right , Ho's
n good Holder , a sure hitter and u bendy man
on bases. . .
"Menra In center Is too young. Ho Is
clearly tin amateur. Ho can run , but ho
can't Judge n hall. Letchor In right Is n
promising player , nnd will bo nil right In
tune At present ho laclcs Judgment , but
that will come. Qutnn and Nnglo are nil
rlL'tit for catchers , ( iuvlolsngood pltchor.aiul
will tniiKo his murk this season. Sullivan Is
Jill right when ho's well , but ho ls slcit now -
ball plnvor siolc. Mntldeii may bo ublo to
pitch w non ho strikes his gait , but ho hasn't
Miticit it yet , nnd I don't think ho will thU
Reason 1 ntn trying to got n man for
tccoiid base and a shortstop. Then I'll
pu' ' Merger on third mid Liwroaco In center.
( at pcnlcr will ito 10 the uonch and Mcmn
will no released. With n second baseman
nnd a shortstop the team will bo in fair
fihipc , though it will have but two pltchors. "
Manager Ilarringtnn exhibited tv telegram
fiom 1'icsidotit Williams saying Iho lalto *
wus doing his best to got n second baseyiati
for the lloosicrs. A vcrv signilicant fact in
connoctton with the Inability of the players'
coimmttcn to furnish men to Indianapolis ,
Omaha and Minneapolis to fill vacancies Is
that the towns represented on thu committee
nro Milwaukee. Colummis nnd Kansas City.
The standing tublu toll * the rest. Harring
ton is hopeful that the players'committee
will do something to help him out.
This Wus Tough on Tunic.
ST. Pun. , Minn. , May 2. Hv sharp Hold
ing mid hard hitting , nnd assisted bv wnalc
Held anastlci : worlt on the part of Columbus ,
the homo club won toiiav's gnnio with case.
Tno visitors could do little with Wmlsworth ,
whllo the Saints pounded O'Dny at will.
The homo club bunchiju their errors in the
hevenUi , nnd the lluclcoyos put theirs whuro
thov would most help St. Paul. Score :
HI pmii o t o i : i i : i : i 0-12
t.ilnmbns . . . . U 0 0 I ) 1 0 1 U 1 : i
lilts HI Pnul , li ( : Columbus. : i 1'rrots :
Si. Paul. ! ; Columbus. I ) , l.arned rmii : til.
Pain , ( , ; i olnmliiis , 2. llatterles : Du dulo and
\ \ adsworth ; O'Ony mid .linit/cii.
ItoncyVns Oil :
MivNiu'OU : , Minn. , May 2. Swamel's '
xutuncss lost the gnmo for Minneapolis to-
clav , whllo Campion clinched it in tno ninth
bv putting the ball over the fence. Score :
Minneapolis 1 I ! 0 0 n 0 0 0 I
T.ledo 1 I S 0 0 01 U 1- 0
Hits Minneapolis , U ) : Toledo , II. priors :
M niioapol.s . , : Toledo , f. Ilarnod run1" To
ledo. 1 Ilattorlcs : iwtirlzol and Dixon ;
l.ark and Hurley.
TultuliiilLTriud Ills llitnd.
KAX AS CITY , Mo. , Mny 2. ThoUlues won
sharply contested game from Milwaukee
todnyb.v hard and timely hitting. Carney's
lidding and batting were the features.
Seoio :
I\ansns Cltv . .3 8
JlilWMiikeo 1 0 a 0 1 1 a 0 0 7
lilts : Kansas f'ltj-8 : Jlllwankpo 7. Errors ;
] \ UMIS lltyi' ; Milwaukee - . turned inns :
Kansas City 2 ; Milwaukee 4. llattorles :
P lync , lluglicy mid MoMuhon : lluiioll ,
Twllchcll nnd Lake.
Trouble ( 'oinlliK Today.
Cushman's terriers , tbo Mllwaukces , who
uru on u little triumpbal tour through the
vest , wifl arrive tnls inoruinB from Kansas
Ci'v ' , mm this afternoon , with the consent of
Jupiter I'luvius , will L-o with your Uncle
JJavo's Hustlers at Sportsman's pnrlt. H wilt
evidently bo n famous battle. Sir Thomas
Gilbert Viukcry will bo In tbo box for
Omaha and ho swears by the tail of tlio
Croat Hear that ho will win the gauio or
vilch his good right paw oft . On thu other
Land the Brewers will strain ovcrv norvoto
maintain their winning load. They nro
tlushud with their remurkablo success and
consider the race u walkover. There nro
many fmmlinr mugs on the terriers. ' pay roll-
Including Commodore Twltchell , formerly
of this cltv ; the little chlppoy bird
Jimmy Mcllnrr. Windy Ward , Uong How ,
Lid , tlio Kail of PoduiiUburg , Old Hill Krclg ,
the t'ovcrnniont scout ; Wlllio Limburg from
Hamburg , tiormnnv ; Henry Mud , the fresh
young Holder mid Wild Hill Widnor , the man
with the gltihs brnin. It Is a famous aggro-
pauon. and If the Hustlers can larrup them
ibis afternoon they tun go to Chief ocavoy
i .d demand the keys of the city ,
Iho l\\o teams will fuco ouch otlior about
this way :
ilniiihu. Position * . Milwaukee
Kelly Left 'Iwlteholl
Pilch I'erson
. Middle Henry
. .Short Chlnpey
l/vcrnld Second \\ard
II Oatch
. . 'ollony Third l.aUu
U i wo Klrst. K.nlu
imp
Ci n mo culled at U'M : sharp.
Stnndlng of the TCIUIIH.
1'layod. Won. I-ost. I'cr ft ,
Mllwiiukoo 0 .778
KIIIIS.S C'lty. 13 , MT )
loiiinilnib U .M7 !
On aim U .444
M I'ml U .414
'liH-li ) U .441
t * iineapollii 7 .asn
li dl.in ipolls 7 O.COU
( iamrs Today ,
Mllwauxco nt Omsihn.
liidliinnpolls at Kansas City.
Columbus at .MiimcnpolU.
Ti/lidoatSt. i'unl.
STATK
ut I'rcmmit.
FiiKMOsr , Nob. , May li. [ Spoclnl to TIIK
' . ' . The base
ball
Oi'.i'.j cranks of Fremont uru
Mtlnrly disappointed because the rain pro-
rented tliu opening of the Statuloagua season
) < ! - < terday and today , licatrlco was licro
rondy to plav , but both pan , us have been
postponed. At u incut in ir of the illt colors of
I ho l-'roinont elub 1C. N. Morse tendered his
rusitjimtloii as president. ind Hruco R. Smllli
\vtit elected lu his place
( JIUMI Isi.iNii , Nob. , May 'J.-Spo [ nl
3'nloiram ; to Tin : UKI : . ] Hastinsrs-tiraml
l-.lanu gumo was atoppod by ralu ut the end
r.f the fourth Inning , the score standing
y to y ,
NATIONAL l.lwUil'i : ,
I I , I.nuls l.oirn n ( Jiinin TlirouRli iliivlc
Croolin' lllntidoiH ,
ST Louis , Mo. , May S. The llrowns
looked every Inch the victors In the lust half
of iho seventh Inning today. Glcasou , bow
iver , let up in his delivery auout this tlino
nnd to''otlior with sotiiu awful lumblos by
Crooks , the Wa hln tons won tlnally. Mi-
i i urn hua a tough time of It and wat > pgaui
cuycd terribly by the crowd for his many
velrd decisions. .Score :
hr. | , oiiU . U I 1 1 8 0 3 0 0 - S
\\.uiiliiKtou \ . . . . O--ID
llliNi at , I.onls , III WaKlilimtou , H. Krront :
It l.onlg. 7 | Wui.liuKtiii | ) , y. Kitincd rnn ;
UHKIIIKU | | > II , S. Jlutturli-s : ( Jluiibou und
It iuj Dulan , Klllci ) and Mllll au.
Won It I'M DioNlnlli.
fi.rvn.AXii , O. , May - ' . A timely two-
( nggnr by Kspcr , uithouly one out , In the
ninth Inniiiir , gave 1'hlladelplila the winning
ii.ii in today's ' game , which wa an exciting
and cloio contest The wcalhpr was throat-
cnliig and attendance small. Score ;
Clovnlilnd . 200000000 2
I'lillndHphm. . . 010010001-3
lilts : ClovelauJ , 7i I'hltndolphla , fi. KrroMi
Cotelnnd , Is Pbllnilolplil.i , 'I. Harnod runs :
riuvolnn ' . 2 ; riilladelphli. 1 Itattorlcs-
Voung and Dovlo : Kspcr and Clomcttts.
Anil Thr.r Unit Old , lolin ,
CIIH-MIO , 111. , May 2. The Colts played
splendid o.Ul today nnd bnltou Clarkson
freely. On the other hand , the Hubltos put
up .1 very IOOJQ catno and hit Utimbert but
very little , iJ.ihlou's work nt third and n
loft band catch by Cixnavun wcro tbo fea
tures. Score :
KhlciiBn . .1 0000001 0-4
Huston .
lilts : t'hlcngo. 10 : Doston. 3. Krrors : Chl-
rago. 1 1 Huston , li. Harnod runs : Clileuzo , 2 :
Huston , I. ll'tttcrli's : Uuinbartand Schrlvor :
Ulurkson and Kelly.
i , O. , May 2. Now Vork-Clu
clnnall , no game ; \\ot grounds.
I'liTsni-mi , i'a. , May 2. Brooklj n-l'ltts-
burg , no gnmo ; rain ,
of the TCHIIM ,
I'lavod. Won. I.ostl'orCt
Hoston . 14 It U .7nrt
Louisville . 1.1 19 : i .7U9
Uronklvn . 13 fl ! f .7.W
I'lttslnir. . Ill U 4 .Ml.
oinoiiinati . in to n .ir ; >
New York- , . 13 7 ! i .fvs'l
Uinvohind . M 7 M .5.W
I'hlliidulphla . 14 I ) 8 ,4'"J
Washliiittuii . HI 4 0 , : iOS
niloiieo . 15 4 11 . " (17 (
HL Louis . 14 II II .214
Haltlmoru . lr 1 14 Ml
Uitnim Toiluy ,
Boston nt Chicago.
lirooklvn nt 1'ittsburs.
Iv'ou York at Clncliinntl.
1'hiladclphla nt Cleveland.
Ualtlmoro ut Loulsvlllo.
Tlio .ViiiipiiiTlU Dem u IItu Dliitmmds ,
Tbo Nonturclls opened the season with
the Diamonds , but on account ot the weather
the game was not as good ns is usually seen
on tholr grounds. The Nonpareils showed
up In good shnpo and will bo In it for the
city championship. Thov will RO against the
Hintlon Hros. next Sunday. The score :
Olnmonds . . . 4
Nonpareils . . . I 0 3 3 0 3 II 0 * 11
ll.ittcili-s , MrAullllo and l.acey ; Lindsay
and Davis. I'mplie , Kelluv. o
1 lu < Stills on l.ronoiiiy.
The EU'liteonth street Stars dofoatcd the
Kconomys in a ton-Inning game yesterday bv
n score of 11 to Ul. The score :
ISUi street stars. . 0 2 II 0 0 4 I 0 0 3-14
Kcono ny 2 CI
lilts : Starx 15 : Knonntny , 7. Krrorsi Stars ,
( ' . : Keononiy 4 llattcili's : Stats , r re ley and
( Ji.ihain ; r.i'oiijiny , .MuC'ann and Hart.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" nro widely
Known as an ndmlrablo romouy for bronchitis ,
hoarseness , coughs and threat troubles. Sold
only lu boxes.
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Dr Uirnoy euros ciutirrh. Qin : bidy.
AUliHl U.U.lll.l.
U'drklngnipii DUcuiiT the Uocty ofuu Iiifunt
In n Sou rr.
At about 3W ; ! o'clock yostordoy afternron
tvorknr.cn engaged in cleaning the sewer be
longing to the Union Stoeit Yards company
found the body of a fully developed nnd uoiv-
ly born girl baby. The body was found in
tno largo uiau-holo about two blocits north
east of the bxchanco building.
Undertaker Brewer was notified by Coroner
ner Maul to take charge of the body , which
he did. When ho arrived there the body
was nt the bottom of the sewer , and he was
not long in bringing It to the surface.
Wrnnped around the body was a whlto cloth
of cheap material , and adhering to this was
n niece of u newspaper bearing the date of
April : . ' $ . Nearly tbe whole loft side of the
face was crushuu in , und the loft eye was
completely knocked out. An abraison on the
right side of the chin was also plainly visi
ble. The infant was fully developed , Its
weight was estimated ut nine pounus , and
the child had u head of heavy black hair.
The appearance of the dead child plainly
indicates that It had not been thrown into
the sewer longer than two or three days ago.
The distance from the top of the munbolo
to tlio bottom of tlio sewer is nearly twenty
feet , and if the child was thrown in nltvo
the full would have boon sufficient to cause
dca'.h. Tbo identity of the mother and
murderer is a complete mystery , and ono
which may never bo solved , as not the
faintest of suspicions points to auy ono.
Coroner Muul will hold an inquest at 10
o'clock ttiib forenoon.
Homo from Utah.
The South Omaha gentleman who have
been in Ogdcn attending the meeting of the
Cattlemen's association of the west , have
returned homo. The party was composed of
the follow in ? gentlemen : W. E. Skinner , A.
H , Lee nnd P. E. Short of the Union Stock
Yards company ; William Underwood , B. M.
Carpenter , 11. W. Carov , Sol Hopper , P. H.
Babbitt , James Foley , H. Gllchrlst , Colonel
E. I' . Snvngo and Ab Waggoner oi the South
Omaha Livu Slock Exchaugo.
W. E. Skinner of South Omaha waseleoted
vice president for Nebraska. The meeting
, vns u success In every particular and the
South Omaha contingent returns homo enthu
siastic In the belief that the organization of
such an association will prove beneficial to
tbo stock Interests of the Magic City ,
Noteit unit
Mrs. C. Morgan has gone to Shelby , la. , on
a visit.
Miss Ilulda Lambert is in Kansas City
visiting with relatives.
Kit H. Doud has returned homo from Chi
cago. whcro ho has been for several days
past.
past.A
A child of Mr. and Mrs , Thomas Fitz
gerald Is sullcniitj from an attack uf pneu
monia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Piersou of Orient ,
In. , are the guests of tholr nleco , Mrs.
George Biower.
Missus Lillie and Cora Johnson , two
charming young ladies from Omaha , wore
the guests of South Omaha friends yester
day ,
Captain J. E. Hart has returned from Hot
Springs , S , D. , whore he has boon for his
health for thu past three wooks. His health
Is greatly improved ,
Stock Inspector Howard reports for the
mouth of April thtrty-livo toad of lump jaw
cuttle condemned and killed , which averaged
1 per head to owners.
Miis Emaliuo Hughes , daughter of Olllcor
William Hughes , has gone to St. Marys of
the Woods , ind. , where st.o will become one
of the Sisters of Providence.
UoWitl'sSarhapariiia is reliable.
Dr. Culllmot'o. oculist , tljabulldi njr
K. of 1' , Ctilubritloli ,
CIIKTK , Neb. , May 2 , [ Special Telegram to
Tun UEJS.J Saline lodge , No. 110 , Knights
of Pythias , celebrated the third nnnlvcrsaty
of its charter this evening by giving a grand
banquet at the Cosmopolitan hotel. All the
visiting brethren from Priond , Wllbor ,
Illckmnn , Lincoln and Hastings took advan
tage of the splendid spread. Over lOOpuost.s
sat down to the tables. Toasts nnd soncs
concluded ono of the most cnjoyublo
meetings over hold by any lodge In this city ,
Do Witt's Sarnuparllla destroy 4 such col-
.sons ns scrofula , skin disease , oczomn , rheu
matism. Its timely uscsavos many lives.
Dr. Blrnoy , nose iinil throat. BeeLike
Like n draught of refreshing water from a
deep spring to moo who have boon sore tried
with thirst was the play nt Uoya'sMnst ovon-
Ing. From the modern piny , with Its buzz
saw.s , Us unttlo mid its highly wrought ell-
nnxos , to the historical atmosphere of Peter
the Urcat with Mile. Htiea In the role ot
Catharine I. of Kussia U indeed n welcome
change. While the piny treats of the In
trigues of Catherine It does not fail to glvo to
the gentleman playing Pater excellent oppor
tunity for n display of histrionic intents. In
this 30H30 It i not n ono-part piny , but de
pends upon n half dozen pcoulo for Its devel
opment. Uoaling , as it dooj , with ono of tbu
great characters of history , n HomnnolT ,
whoso iron will and impetuosity has boon Iho
watchword for his successors slnco the
days of Catherine It appeals strongly to the
student of history and the lover of the lopltl-
mate In Mage characterization. Catherine's
amours are somewhat softened by thn treat
ment of tbo play , but still Scrlbo bos , with
uo uncertain tone , held the mirror up to na
ture In this story of Uussla under the Horn-
a n oils as ho has In all his works done for the
Comedio Prnncnlso. The tarijuln has had
his apologists as the concl bur detractors ,
and after resting under centuries of evil
IOIKO it bus boon assorted that the Uorglas
were heroes and virtuous sufferers , not sin
ners. As these criminals exert n fascination
upon certain minds It can bo roadlly under
stood bow Catherine- her womanhood ,
would appeal to the auditor easily swayed by
the rich tones of n voice and the boau'y of a
voluptuous figure.
Mile. Uhoa brings to the role of Catherine
a finished art which Is thoroughly captivat
ing. llor rich voice is heard to advantage In
the strong and tcnsurul situations with 1'otor
and In her scenes with Count Sapiehu , nor
lover , there Is a tenderness that is Irresisti
ble. The slight French accent which Khoii
gives in her English reading is particularly
apropos In this characterization and whether
in her own character or In the dramatic role
of Catherine , who assumes a scepter to
recompense her lover throuch plquo and
jealousy , she is always Hhoa with u personal
charm of manner that of ton makes oiio forget
that she is a great actress us well as a
handsome woman.
Mr Uardoo Klrkland made a force ful
Peter , giving n finely drawn portraiture of a
ItomanntT wjio received a D. C. L. from Ox
ford nnd murdered with a sublime belief
that the "king could do no wrong. "
The dramatist has not made as much out
of the character of Prince Monzlkoff , tbo
czar's prime minister , as the material war
ranted. In consequence , whllo played by a
good aotor , Mr. Errol Duubur , the part Is
secondary to Catherine , 1'otor and Count
Sapioha. The latter iihuractor Is in nxcellont
hands , that of Mr. Lauren Hoes , while the
Ingenue part , Olga , daughter of Prlnco
Men/ikolT , is llnely plavod by pretty t'na
Aboil , who has been seen with Mllo. Kuea
on several occasion- " .
Taken in its entirety "La C/arinu" is the
strongest play which Mllo. Hhca has pro
duced for several years and is very much
superior to "Josephine. "
Disonso never successfully attacks n svs-
tom with pure blood. DoWl'tt's riarioparilla
mokes pure , now blood und ouriehos the old.
or visiKKD.iv ,
Domestic.
The plumbers of Chicago and St. Paul arc
on a airlUo fur higher \vnses aud shoitor
hours.
Massachusetts and Connecticut quarrrmon
have slruuK for shorter hours and Inuroasod
wages ,
Ilolman Knuo , who was stabbed Saturday
nlRht In Now Vork City by Thomas Kelly , has
died of his wounds.
Mllllo Price Dow.tho aot.rossliascominnnccd
suit In a Denver , Colo. , court for an absolute
divorce fioia her husband.
The bin Wyoming cattlemen have asked for
an Injnnuilon restraining iho bin , ill owners
fioni rounding up their cattle.
AtStauuton. Ky. , Hill Hartley , a nosro , at
tempted to outrage Miss Hello llolloy. Ho was
arrested and Is now In jail. A lynching is
threatened.
About 400 Dulttmoro , Mil. , carpenters have
struck for oi ht hours. Eighteen of the
employing carponturs have accepted the
elicit hour decree.
I.'ist nU'lit 10J masked man took Lyman
Purdue , tlio noxto nmiderer , from the county
Jail ut Klliubothatoivn. N. C. , and hanged him
from u limb of a tree.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania lias
rendered a decision siibtalnliiR the ballot re
form law passed by the lust leiflslatuie. and
which will go Into effect at the next election.
Thu government has commenced action lu
the Pennsylvania supreme court to restrain
the > .ovoral members of the sugar trust from
comnlettiiK arrmioiiiciits to form the com
bine.
Clrirlos Armstoad was shot and fatally
wounded by Charles Driulley at Clinton , near
Jaukho : ! . Miss. The shooting had Its origin In
an old scandal In whluh the names of Arm
stead and Miss Ada Davis were associated ,
Two hundred men on tbo Kentucky Central
and Louisville & Nashville roads at Cincin
nati , U. , Including transfer hands , switolimun ,
yardmen , seotlon men and laborers , bixvo
Htruck on account of a reduction In wages
from * ! .a. > to tl.L' . ) u dny.
Mrs. L. H. Patten , Kgcftrord , III. , writes :
"Fiom personal oxporlouco I can recommend
Do Witt's Sarsaparllla. u euro for Impure
blood and general debility. "
Over u ton of dynumlto bus boun stolen from
the government ir.nga/lue ut Corfu , a Uruek
Island In thu Mediterranean.
Mr. Bon C. Smith , chairman Board of
Trade , Macou , Oa. , says : I consider Brady-
crotinu ono of the greatest medicines 1 over
used.
A plague of locusts has been devastating
South Africa.
Hewitt's Sarsapaniltt cioansoj the blooJ ,
Nutlets of flve llnct nr leu undti tltU liiail.nftu
centt ; cuc/i / addltlunal tin ) ten cent * .
SWOIIUUA Ainnllo , mod 49 yoars. 10 months ,
U days , mother of Friuilc und John Snoboda ,
at 7 o'clock a. in. , Muy - ' . I'unorul from
lute lesldonco of deceased on 15th und Wil
liams ' btreuts Wednesday morning at 0
o'clock ,
MUKI'HV-Annlo , aged 51 yoais. of heart
trouble , ut-p. in. , Aiv ! : a , ItiJ. , at the resl-
deiiLUof bur nolce , IUJ Webster strcut. 1'nii-
oral at Mil. in , Wednesday , Muv 4 , Inter
ment ut Holy bunuluhro.
MM. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for chll-
drevi teething euros wlna uollc , diarrhiuu.eto
5 cents a bottle.
f -nsssssSx
Bull Durban ?
Tobacco
been recognized ns the standard
of tobacco perfection. This Is why
\vc have remained , during tills long
period , the largest manufacturers of
Smoking Tobacco in the world. It
has a fragrance and flavor of pecu * _ * & 33\
liar excellence. Give it a trial ,
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TOUACCO CO. ,
DUKHAM. N. C.
30OOOMiJliqnaires.
That'4 the mtmlicr Riven of the Millionaires
In the United Sntcst. AwcraKCil at only one
million each , we liate ' * "
forasum. StiiiiiilnelIis'tiM. Wonder If any
of these "Money kitici" ccc suffered with
SCI , CA
SPRAINS fBRUISES.
Many a rich nun \\otilcl spend his fortune to
be rid oi jialn. i ' '
ST , JACOBS OIL
la the one thlt.g needed , n ccsts
Onc-Slxty-TliDuSani.Millionth ]
of that sum ( fifty cenrs ( pcrliottlc ) and U abso
lutclt a Prompt and Pctmanont Cute.
AMTJS15M1SNNS.
THEATER. BOYD'S NEW NEXT
The Miller Opera Go ,
In Donnelly ntnl Milter's
NAt'Tll'AI , ' '
1'AIK'lOAIi Ol'KHCTTA ,
SHIP 'AHOY !
l.-iaUoi ! Down With
MERRY MUSIC. CIUSP COMEDY.
MISS LOUISE MONTAGUE , JAS. E. SULLIVAN ,
, "ARRV BELL.
HOBUlar prices Sale opens Thursday , I ) a. m.
Farnam Street Theater I I > oriiJiiVJKS.
Quo Week , comiiioncliiK Sunday Mntlnoo Mar 1st.
and lili plajers In n Kf.ind Uoiible bill
THE BELLS
SWEETHEARTS
Jlntlnuoi WediiDadar mid Sutarilnr.
' NEW I COMWHY
BOYD'S
Tuesday Evening and Wednesday Afternoon
and Evening. Mjy 3 and 4.
nt of tlio ll ) tlneul lipil Actresj ,
Tonight :
QOSSIP.
Wednesday Aft. nnd Evening :
LA OCARINA.
Ufusl Prices
BOYD'S NEW
Tuesday Afleriioon , May 3 , Special Malincc.
Edouard Remenyi !
The Eminent Violin Virtuoso.
At tlin roquo tof timnj-nf our Irnrtlna mill inn -
Ion ) cllltpns. Ims been prornlliMl nuin | to svu |
nnutlicr foiii'i-rt here lioforo Ids ileimrluro forllu-
ropp , niul on Tiicsilnj nflornoon nuxt will present
n lirllll nt iiroRrnin nt lloyd's thuntor " nsslsloil b
sovi-rnl w ll known nrtljts.
I'l.tri.s t'nrqiict , It 00 pnrqnnt clrrln. TSc nnit
f I OU tmlconjr , 5UO mid fSo llox slicot upon Moailny
BOYD'S ' NEW THEATER
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ,
MAY 10TH AND IITH
.M.I T1M1K l
A Tremendous Musical Event
Theodore Thomas
Conducting the Chicago Orchestra
OF 54 MUSICIANS.
GENEVRA JOHNSTUNE BISHOP ,
The Loading ' oprano of the Country.
FANNIE BLOOMFltLD 2EISLER ,
The Most Womli'iful I'lanist In Ainorlcn.
Hi'sorvod H ats } 1 and il.ftis hot mints $ i
Spoclnl prices for matlnco. ( Ju sale at beef -
lieooti andiiftoi Moniluy. May1. ) .
GRAND CONCERTS
AT TIIK
FIRST : COXGHKGATIOm : CHURCH ,
Tuesday HvenluB. May 3 nnd .Matinee Satur
day May 7.
PHOK. KONKY. - . - OHOANIST.
J1U9. .T. T. OljAltK. Soprano Soloist.
JIISSMAV AON'I' > C'liAKK , Elocutionist.
TloUots. > 0 Cents ,
% S OZS.FOR 2SG
ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT.
PAXTOW & GALLAGHER , OmaliaNeb
E\ety MAN can be
S'XKONO and VIG
OROUS in all respects
_ _ i mmmit' urn vby usiuc SPAKISII
NBRVINJJ , tliegrent SpnniBh Remedy. YOUNG MEN
OR OLD suflcrimr from NBJIVOU8 DEBILITY , LOST or
FAILING MANHOOD , nislilljrcr.iitslonsconvulsions , nervous
' pro lr.- > lion , caused by theuee of opium , lobacco or alcohol , wakefulness -
fulness , mental depression , loss of power in cilher sex , spermatop
BErnoKK AMD AFTtR ukc , rlitEa caused by self abuse and over indulgence or any personal weak'
ness call be restored lo perfect licallli and lha NOBLE VITALITY OP STRONG MEN.
Wo give a written guarantee with 6 boxes to cure any case or refund ilir money. $ i a box ; 6 boicj Jj
Fo rsalelnOmahabvSnow , L , und & Co.
tow. ) ; i ) ) r ;
FOUND AT LAST
Aflor Yenr-j of Uiisuoaearful S > r3'i fn
Cure , Mnrtln Anderson Oots Relief fro-n
the Chinas ] Doctor-A VolmtiTJI. .
moiil.il.
OMAHA , Nob. . Jan. 18 , 1SD2.
To whom It May Concern :
TJils is to cortlfy thttt 1 Imvo boon n
constant stilToror for many yours with
citkirrh , asthma and bronchial itlToo-
tlons of the throat , anil trlctl nil the
iiatont motliclnoa niul rotnodlos 1 overheard
hoard of , but with no success. I ticntod
with doctors in various parts of the
country , but none of thorn could tlo mo
any jjood fui-thor than Klvinj ? mo shot1
tomponiry rollof. I sutTorod niirht tin
day. and continued to grow worse not
withstanding all the tncdlclno I had
taken. I had almost given up my cnso
as hopolcss when I was infonnoil by a
friend of Dr. C. Goo \Vo , tlio Chincso
doctor , nnd udviscd to coland BOO him in
the tiopo of potting rollof at lotist. if not
a permanent euro for my trouble. 1 was
slow in infihinjj up my mind to initlto
such a radical chiui < , 'o in my troiitmont ,
asl known trial with the Chlnoso dee
tor would brine1 mo , but I linally con
cludud to Rive him a trial , so I called at
lii-sollk-o with that intontioii. I louiul
thn doctor a clover , onlurtUnint ? pontlo
man , thoroughly nostott on my condl
lion , and It tool : only a van' hwt time
toconvinuo mo that ho was the party I
was so lonp in search of. Ho told mo
my cnso was curahlo , and Unit lie could
euro mo , and prewired mo n snoctal
troiitinoiit to suit my condition , and in
two weeks 1 wns to much bolter that I
ImcHlio fullest conlhlonco in the doctor's
ability nnd committed my case to his
treatment I continued to grow bailer
rnpidly and am now entirely well. 1
owe my euro to Dr. C. Goo \Vo , and am
not ashatnod to admit it. I advise all
who want relief from their troubles to
call on Dr. C. Gee SVo. and they will bo
cured. For all particulars apply or
write to MARTIN' L. ANDHitso.V ,
121 Cuming St. , Omaha , Nob.
rm. c. OK 13 wo ,
liosulnrcrndnatonf t'hlncso inodlnlni * . oleht
yoiirs'study , ton years' pructloo TriMi'.s sno-
eui fully nit diseases known to sutlurliuhu-
m unity.
Itoots , plants nnd herbs tr.ituro's reinodlus
his miMlk-liies the world Ills wltnrss ; l.UJO tot-
tlinonliils. C.ill nun sco him , Uonsult.itlon
fro i' 11'is also constantly on hind romo.luH
for the following dl uisus ; roudv prepare I :
Astliina , Catarrh , IMioninntlstn. Indigestion ,
Lost Manhooil. I'unmio Wo.ilcnt-ss. Mclc Ho id-
nche , Illood I'nrlllor. and Kldn-y unit I.Ivor
I'rlco , one dollar per bottle or six for five dol-
lurs. These who cannot call , onc'o u C-ceut
stump for question list and /r.ll tvirtioulars.
TRADE MARK.
HELLMAN'S
ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE.
_
UK KaK5BM HraKjV
You'll realize the minute you step in the door that this is genu
ine closing out sale. The prices are catching the people and
the goods are going out fast. You'll realize that it
Must Closed Out This Month.
Suits , Overcoats , children's and boys' clothing , underwear ,
hosiery , furnishing goods , , all go in the general slaughter.
150 MEN'S NEW AND NOBBY DISPLAYED
IN THE WINDOWS :
SPRING SUITS
Bought for this spring trade to sell at $8.25 , go for
75 MEN'S CASSIMERE AND WORSTED DISPLAYED
. SACK SUITS ,
Also cutaways , former price $10 ,
60 DARK CASSIMERE AND WORSTED DISPLAYED
IN THE WINDOWS ,
SPRING SUITS
Xv That Ilellman intended to sell for $15 ,
Boutthtto8cU Displayed in
Pants S1.2B : at $2.25. the Windows.
rni
Ages 4 to 14 years. .
Up to tlio Hncst Clny worsteds.
'
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS $3,25 , All reduced prices. from former
1 SPRING BOX COATS $9.50. $ Ocllinaii would have got $15 $ for
Hellman's Administrator's Sale , ;
CORNER 13TH AND FARNAM.
Wanted-10 experienced clothing salesmen-Done otlieis need apply. Call before 9 A. M.
NO. .1020.
An ordlnaiK-o prescribing tliaiiiatinorof.lv-
Intf ndtlcu to jirobnrly ounor tiy frpvlinldoM
niiolnUMl | | to apprulMi ilnin IROS for llm
clmtiL'o of grndo or Uio crnilliiif of any it rooter
or nlior.
ltd It oi'liilnpd by Hioclty cniincll of tliorlly
of Onuilin :
Section 1. Ht'foro tlio final atccrtatnmunt ,
aiiral9onuMit | | or asscs-jniuiit of ilntungiM liy
roa onof tlin crndliiK or chntignof cradtuif
niiyslrcct , tilluy or part of iiny itrcut or alloy
In tlio city of Onmlin sliull
bo iiiado or ilclii'-
inliiod , It iliull tiu tlio duty of tlio tliroo < IHIu-
torn'lrd froolioldcrs npiiolntod for the puriioao
of nmf illiK. iMi'i'Maiiiliiit and ( loloi inliiliiL-
suoli ili\iniRi's ; , to | > | ro noliou n herein ro-
unlrod to the property onnnrs nlong tlmt per
tion of the stnn't or nllt'y propoird to lie
graili'd , or nloiiB which the erado ta pmiiOMxt
to Uo ohiuiKoil , of the uppolntmnnt of inoli
r roolioldKM ftir such purpo-io anil of the tlnip
nnd plucoTIOIO | snvh properly ounors or
othrr persons Intorostud In or nlTootod hy
such u'raillni ; or uhanuei of qriulo c.in ho hiviril
ro nrdhiK any claim for damages by ruason of
siK'li prailltiK or 0)1.1111:0 ) of Kriuk' .
section',1 Thonotlco heroin required lnll
tn > Klvc-ii by publishing the siuno In the OI1UMM
Daiici of the oltv for ten d ) < prior to thu tltnti
llxcil liy said frcclioldors for hoarlnu said
prcipcity owners and other poisons Inlorostod
iOu'iirdlntf inch claims for dainapos , nntl such
noiirohiMi so uUon shall I MI doomed mid
eimsidouHl full and sulllclenl notlcn to sild
pionerty ownnis and other jiersons Inleiestud
in cir ilrec'ieil by such intilliitf oi chaiiKe of
cindo. and the sjlil ficoho'dors shall bo all-
thoilzod ut Hiiy time thcroaftor to uiiort | tholr
n < si .siiii < iit to th council. Any pursuit doslr-
IIIK so to do shall ha\o iho Hunt to appeal
from such assessment to the dlittlct court of
DoiiKliis county. Nolirasli.i , within thirty day *
thereiiftcr.
fcctloii.X This ordinance shall takoolToet
und tin In force from anil attur Its passage.
1'iissod April lyth. Hi .
JOHN oitDVKa.
Oltv UlorU.
. U P. DAVIS.
, I'rosldcntUlty Uounull.
Approvoil ApiltSOtli , We. ' .
uio. : r. UIMIS. :
Mayor.
KOIJ Ml LOU L'OWS. DKl'AUT-
JL inont of tlio Interior , ofllco of Indliin At
fairs , Washlncton. 1) . I1. . April 111 , 18U , ' , Healed
proposals , ludor.-iod "Proposals for Mlluh
Cows , " mill adilrcsscil to the Commissioner of
ItullHii Alliilrs. No . ( Hand ( ! \Vooslor Hlroot.
Now Vork , N.V.wlll borcuntvuil until t o'clock ,
p. m. Thursday , Mny ID , IMVJ , for fnrulshlni ;
nnd dollverlnii at Pine Hlduo Aconcy , Soiilli
D.iKotJ , the Standing Hock Agency , North
Dakota , and Crow Agency , Montana , about
.UliO milch cows. Ucauliir blanks for lilds are
not icnulrod. Hrlioilulos ( nhlohvlll bo madu
a p.irt of the pinpoint * ) showlm ; the number
ofcuws iciiulrud at the various avonclos , tnn\ \ '
dltlonstobo obsorvcil by bidders , llmo mid
pliico of delivery , terms of cimtr.iot and p.iy-
mont. und allothei iiDcrss.irv liistritctlons will
bo furnished upon implication to the Indian
iilllco .it Wnshlnpton , II. ( . ' . : the I' , f. In.llan
Waichous.o , No < d ) and 61 U'ooilor street Now
Yurl > Olty : thu commissaries of subsistence ,
1' . x A , , nt Din iha. Nob. , andciicyenne. Wyo. ;
to tlio publisher of the Mock litouur's Jour
nal of Mlloi City. Mont. , and the suvural 1 -
cl In M agents. Tlio right Is loiun cd to rujoctiiiiv
or all bids , or any part of any bid If doomed
for the best Interests of Iho Kovoim.iunt ; ulHii
the furtliur rlilil ; In maUliiK the awaitls to In-
i'io ao or diminish to any extent the number
of animals called for In the schedule * , also to
ri'ijulro a delivery of ' . ' ) per Cent more or
icss than the amount spcdllod In any con-
tinct. CVrtlllcd checks K.iuli bid | nnst bo ac-
comptnlcd tiy a cortllled chock or dr. ifl up
on some Unitud Status dopniltory or solvent
natluii.ilbunk In the \lclnlty of the icslduiico
of tba blddur , made pivablo to
the older of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs , for at least llvo per
unit ( it the amount of the proposal , whluli
check or dr.if twill bo forfoliod to the t'nltod
Staves In case any blddor or blddcis recolvln
an I'Wiird slnill f.ill to promptly cxccuto n
contract with peed and snfllclcnt sntetlos ,
othoti.Mso tn bo returned to the bidder. Illds
I'ccomp inlcd by cash In lion rf a ccrlltlod
chock will not Do considered. T J. MOItlJAN ,
L'oiniiiib-loiicr. Ax'.iil''llni.
OKD1NANUK NO. : H ) a
An ordinance dcclnrlni ; the necesilly of eon-
si t tic ! I us an Iron hrldco aoioss llth street l < y
thu I nlon I'nclllc anil llui llniton . Mlssonil
Kiver It.itlroad Companies and dcclailni ; thu
) > ii > su.nt oluli iii-tlmis In salil llth .si I col a
iinlsaiicc mid loqnliliu the n'mov.il llioreof.
lie It oidalned by tlio cily council of Iho city
of Omaha :
Se lion I. Tliat It Is noccssary and Is here
by ducniod mid declined ni'cos.iry for tin )
safety and protection of iho public and to
enable the publlu to have the usu of 14th
street , that an Iron bridge bo consti nctod ov or
and across 141 h street , In the city of Onmh i.
bv the Lnlon 1'aolllo und linillneton .V .MIs-
oiirl KUer Itallioad Companies for the rall-
loiid tracks of mild companies uiosslng said
Ilin sticot ; the said brltlio to hare stone
abutments mid to bosueoiibtriictod as to Iea\o
said 14th sticet open and unobstructed for
the IHC of the public.
Section 2. That the present obstructions
now uxlstlni ; In 14th s-tiuut.u the place whcro
the rallioad tracks of _ : ild railroad companies
cr as Iho same In the oltv of Omaha , bo and
horobynio declared to bo a iiiilsaneto und the
samu nio lioroby ordeieil to bo loinoved and
thu said 14th struct opened to Us full width
for the nau of the public.
Section. ) . That unless said rail i niul com
panies comply with the requirements of this
ordinance and icmovo mild obstructions
within ninety days from the passaee of this
oidlnanco , that iho board of public works mid
chief of [ in Ice bo and hcioby are authorlml to
remove the same.
Section 4 That this ordinance take onoct
and bo In force fiom and tiflor lis passago.
Olty Clurfc.
E. P. DAVIS.
President City Council.
Approved Apr ! , Mth.J . ,
.i ( > ihMi8i
Mayor.
ORDINANCH NO. 8023.
An ordinance declaring the noco slty of grad
ing Hamilton street , from the viaduct ever
tlio Omaha licit Ky to 4Uh struct , mid ap
pointing three disinterested appraisers to
u suss and determine the dmnugcs , If any. to
proiiorty owners , which may bo causoJ bv
siioli grading.
lie It ordained by the city council of the city
of Omaha :
K'lctlon 1. That It Is proper nnd neccssiry.
and It Is hereb > doclarud proporaiul nuuuasarr
to grade Hamilton street to Us piinciit ustab *
llshod giado , Including nucessary approaches
theicto.fiom the viaduct ever thoOmaha Holt
Itv to4rith street , In the city of Omaha.
cctloni J'hat the mayor , with the approv
al of Iho city council , appoint tlnoo dlslntci-
oitcd nppralsurs louppralsc. assess and deter
mine the damage H' pionorty owners which
may bo caused by such gliding , taking Into
consideration in making Hitch appraisement ,
the , special benefits. If any , to snuh propel ty ,
by reason of Hitch grading.
Section. ! . That this ordinance sh ill lake
elfocl and bo In force from and after Its pas-
Oltv Clerk. *
I' . P. DAVIS ,
President Olty Counoll.
Approved April Mth.SWmMrSi :
Mayor.
I'ROPOSALS FOR I'A VINO.
Healed prop'nimls will bo received liy th
nndcisignod until l'M : o'olook ji m. , M ay Kith
U'.i. ' ' , for tliu following ; kinds of pavlnj ; mo
lerinl , vl/ :
Sheet iiHphaltnin.
Sioux Kullsor olhor griinlto.
Whlto Oolorado b indstono.
Hod Colorado Hiindutono.
\Voodinit , Kansas , stonu.
V n tilled in leu ,
And brick blocks , all according tospeolflca-
I'or pivlng Iho alloy In b'oolc , 'I ,
llmiscom Place , In. the cltv of Umalia ,
compf'hed In Sticot Improvement Mlstilot No ,
-in. orduied lmpro cd bv ordlnancu . IUOJ.
1'iicli bill to specify a price per sijiriro yard
for ( lie pavlnt. uomplnlo In thualley.
Vtork lo bo ( lone In nccordancu with plans
and HpoelllimlloiiN on Illo In the olllco of tin )
llo'irilof Pnullc Works
Kich pronosal to bumudoon prlntoil blanks
ruini"hu'l by the boird and In be neconipanlud
by a ccrtllluil check In thosiini of i.V/U / , p'lyablu
to the city of Omaha , its mi ovldenco of coed
Tin ) bonrd will uw.kril the contract for the
Hfiii mil kinds of material subject to the HII-
lection nf the material bv ihoprouurivowners
or mayor and city council ,
'Iho board ic orvos the right to reject any
> rull bids mid to waive defects.
P. W. ItllCKIIArsKlt.
Chalrnian Ho nd of Public Works.
Oniiilni , Neb. , April : ' 'nhIMU.
'nhIMU.Al > illSilMriy3.3 <
ORDINANCK NO. 301.
An ordlnanciidenlarliiK Ihu hmiKsuf uarth an
loth . * > and 0 , In block jni , In thu city of Omit
ha , a iiiilMiiicu uud oiUuilntf thuumnu to Im
giaded down.
Iloltordalnnu ny Iho city connell of the city
ofOiniihu :
Section 1. That the b.itikh of earth now ox-
IslliigonloIsS mill 0. In liloek IU4. In , tliouliy
.if tiniitlin , bo and In toby are deolmod a niilh-
ir.cc , and t ho owner or OH nors of Miili lots In
lotoliy icrinliuil toabato siiuh iinlnuncus by
ttrndlus mild banl-H of oarlh down to about tlio
uvol of tl.o nriouiitilng streets.
be-tlon S Tliat upon thofalluroof thuownpr
uruwncrsof hiild IUIM& nmlO. u blook 11,1 , to
L-railu down suld Imiihh uf earth ni heroin ro-
iiilrcil wllhin thlrly dayifront the naaaaKe
ind uuiirotnl of thin ordinance , that the
lo ird < if Publlu Works advurtUu for Md u and
iin-omioh grading to bn done nnd that thu
oU inn fliptitiM tourrof bo luvlDd upon uuld
91 'inii coliiicir'l au other Kpeclal taxes.
liic'Hiin.'i. Tl.ttt til | ordlnuiico take olfuct
umi I ii In force from nnd after Itv pusjujo ,
I'roihlontOHy Council.
Approved Ajirll JCtli , loW.UKO.
UKO. J' . JIKMIH ,