THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 20 , 1802.
SETTLED A VEXED QUESTION
VlThat Sort of Sheet Aspbaltura May Be
Used in Paving Decided.
LONG DISCUSSION BY THE COUNCIL
lleportu from tlir Sprcln ! CnintnlttPO M'hlrli
\\iti ( il\rn tlio riitlni ; Orilinitncrs fi
nally I'HHKLMl Oll-Ulll IM tllO
Olfllimnco T < inllit. |
The city council held a lontthj ; session last
night nnd got nlonp well enough until it
Btruck tbo piivltiB oucstlon. At tlmt mo-
tncnl It run ngalnal u snag or.d overythinp
wns nil at sea.
Mr. La-wry , the chairman of Iho special
committee appointed to receive and correct
the paving ordinance , stated that ho had
something to report. U ho council listened
while the clorlt rend a twenty papo report ,
Mating what nmtciiul should bo used in
paving the numerous streets on which Iho
Iloaid of I'ublio Works hud Invited bids.
The report stated thnt the ordinances which
accompanied It had bean examined nnd Unit
they provided for tbo laying of store , brick
ml Trmidiid sheet aspnallmn from the pilch
lake In the Island of Trinidad.
Tliaio wiu a minority report , signed by
CHy Engineer Uoscwaler und City Attorney
Conncll , which caused nil of tno irouble.
In Iheir report they slated thai they con
curred with the balance of the committee iu
the matter ot stone and brick , but thought
thnt on asphalt It was FUfllclont to sav lhal
Iho material was sheet nsphaltutn , from the
island of Trinidad , so long aa the conlrnclors
entered Into the contract having the main
tenance clause.
\Vnrill DIscnsHliiii Thru KiiMied ,
President IJavis , who had called Mr.
Prince to the clmlr , iullmatcd ibul Iho two
puntlcmen had not reported as Ihcy hud
talked.
Attorney Conncll rnpllcd that the report
was exactly as ho und KiiKinccr Koaowater
Lad Ulkud.
Mr. Kdnards insisted that It was the
understanding that the oidinances should
i atne the aplialt from Iho hike and 1:0
other class of that material.
Alloruey Council aigucd Hint it the main
rcpoit uns anoptcd the uliolo ( juestion
would be settled.
That settled it and the report with the
amendment by 12nirincor tioicwulcr und
Attornuv Conncll was adopted.
tiomo of the memoorstro not quite sure
of their positions upon the question and Mr.
ICdwards raised the paint that the t.vo
oftlcluls wcie not members of the committee ,
but had blmply been nutucil to advise with
the iLCTibers.
Mr Prince hold that the point of order
wns not well taken.
This started a scaro.
Chaffeo wanted to withdraw his motion to
adopt , but Mr. Pi inco ruled that it was too
late. Thru tliu members commenced to
rhaugo their votes , and .vhcn the result wns
announced only Messrs. Klsasscr , Houell
and Prince stood by the ropoit.
Mr. ChalTce moved to adopt the main re
pot t , out he wa . ruled out of order , ns the ro-
jinrl had ironc clltnmering.
Mr. Lowrv forpcd lo iho front nnd moved
n reconsideration. That got the mailer be
fore iho council once more.
Irjlnj ; t i < ; t riiliinglpd.
Mr. Howcll moved Hint nil of ihnt nor
tion referring to stone and brick " uo
n loplcd.
President Davis declared that such a
move would not bo regular and that the onlv
wito : ic.ich the rcnort would bo by nmenu-
tnenU
. ir. Kliussor saw a chance to score , nnd
moved to amend the report bv Including
Engineer Uosowater and Attorney Connell's
ug.rosiious. ( Ho said it made no difference
\\huio thi ) asphnlt cuino from bt > long as the
contractor put up u gooJ bond that ho would
neep the pavcircnt In ronnlr. There wcro
but i\\o men who could bid on the product
fiom the bed of the lake , and they were In
r.ihoots. One would bid a cent lower on ono
ritntrlcl und then they would teverao the
plan.Mr
Mr Chaffco declared Ibat Mr. Clsasscr
wns inlklng what he had read in the capers
and not what ho knew.
Mr. nisusbor admitted that ho had read a
few things , but Induing from observation ,
ho thought that ho know whereof ho spoko.
Then everybody tnlned nnd nt last the
main icporl wns adoplud nnd Iho clerk was
Itibtrucii'd to have Clt.v Attornov Crmnoll en
gross the oidinances to conform with the re
port of iho committee. That would tnlto
lovorul hours and while discussing the quos-
lion a motion to adjourn until tonight went
through , at which time all of the paving or-
iluuuccs will bo up for p.tssnge.
homo \Vtop * i > nt III.
Tl'o mayor vetoed the item In the appro
priation ordinance of John F. Coots for f 17 ! )
for throe wash basins in rooms In tno city
hnll. The mayor i oto that .Mr. Coots had
no nuthorlty for locating the wash basin * .
In the vuto'mossai'o the itmvor called the at
tention of the council to the urgent nccessitv
of strutctilzlng all bills for , the city hali ,
Mating that the time was close at hand when
bills of this natureouldbe worked through
the council. Tliu veto u ni sustained bv a
VOtQOf 11 tOL' .
The mayor sent another veto to the coun
cil. Ho suld thai ho had vetoed the ugroa-
iiipul for the purchase of oighty-lwo election
booths ordered during ox-Mayor Cusulng's
Teiui of ofllco.
The council could not understand the vote
nnd It was referred buck lo the mayor for
explanation.
The sticot commissioner reported" that
fir : > ll hud boon expended by his department
nnd thnt some of it had come from other
funds. Ho uskc'd lor Instructions.
Iiialength.\ letter the nmvor wrote about
the nonairlviil of the elevators for the city
hull Ho said that owing to their failure to
nrrlvo iniiny of thu olllcoi-s were uimblo to
occupy their looms in the building. Then'
the tn.li. or o'lld ' ; " 1 recommend that the su-
Iicilntondcnt of the city l-all ascertain who is
responsible for the delay in the
completion of thlivorlt. . It bus
been the undorJtiindinir th.it there was an
nu'hitccl for the city lull , whoso uuty it waste
to supei intend ith construction and hco that
necessary chanires were made and that the
requited work was done. 1 believe that If
thu oichltcct bad propcrlv discharged his
duties ho would long since have determined
ho was rcspotiblblo for doing the work Una
Is necessary to do boioro the elevators can
be ran.
"With ret'ard to this , there seems too much
ihlftltik ; ot rcsponslmltiy. Thu Cruno IClo.
r.itor coniiaiiy | claims that the plumber
ihould do certain work , while the plumber
rontcmlH that thu .vorlc refeired lo U not for
blm to do The icsult is that nothing is
done , und the city , while paving large foes
for architectural services. Is put to gieat
loss by reason ol the delay , "
liinilliiu U'urk.
J. K. Tilly nollilud iho council that ho had
appointed S. 1. Moiri&on iis'an inspector
lo look after water connections. This was
referred to the mayor.
There was a report ou tbo number of llghls
thai hud been ordunud since the apportion
ment was made.
Tlio report showed Him of the 425 gasoline
lights ' "JO had been located , Thlriv-uno ' are
lights were ordered and tlftv had' been lo
cated. Thosumr report Miouuu mat of ihe
H't ' ) gusllghti \ had been located.
Mr. CliillToe declared thnt the wards had
not voted fair. The councilman hud agreed
to a certain number of lights and resolutions
locating more than the agreed number ! ; ud
boon ordered in sumo of the wards.
Mr. Urunor uuid the Klultlns was In bad
tnito.
Mr. Chuffco sold lhat Mr. Drunor agreed
ipon the number of lights. All other lights
that ho hat ! ordered located weto located by
trickery und fraud , Tlio members wcro
elected an reform inoniborB and he hoped the
Idea * of reform would bo carried out.
Mr. Howcll sixld that member * of the oloo-
trio light committee wcro raultlng oxcubui
for their action ,
Mr. Edwardb sold that someone bud mun-
Keyed with tha deal nnd hoped that they
\\ould plueo tlioiiuclvci right befnru the
council.
A complaint by the gas Inspector that the
Metropolitan Ltifhtinir company's
lumps were i > ot up to tliu agreed Hlamhird
wun referred. Ho itated that a number of
bud uol bccu lighted aud that in some
instances the lights were less than two
canalo power ench.
Mr. liruncr had heard that iho company
Intended to put on new burners.
Inspector Uilbcrl replied thnt the no.v
burner was the one that ho bad found dc-
toctlvo.
The comptroller was Instructed to confer
with Iho gas inspector relative to the lamps
and deduct payment for all of those which
were not lighted dining tlio monlh ot June.
i HUM 'iiotr.\i > .inuur us.
Mrs. 10 ( > . lirown of Indlanola has fallen
heir to $ VOiU
The fourth story has boon put on the Hem-
Ingford roller mill.
A companv h.ii boon incorporated to build
a hotnl at lltckman ,
Work has been begun on n now $5,000
schooHiotiJO at Nchawkn.
Hov. C. 13. Allen has resigned as pastor ot
the liuptUt church ut KJgar.
Tbo Catholics of South bloux City hnvo begun -
gun the erection of a church odltico.
The Nomuha City Advertiser has started
on Its thlriy-sovonih year of existence.
A 1'J ycnr-otu boy name , ! Hawks fell from
a box car ut Xohiuvliu and fractured Ins
hkull.
A brass band has boon organized nt Har-
vnrd and the necessary Insiruuionts have
been ordered.
The Hluo Volley crepmery nt Harvard uses
4OUO pounds of udlk a day and makes 403
pounds ot chcasc.
Perry Walker , a Cass county farmer. Is
laid up with n mushed foot , the result of a
tussle with n mowing machine.
The residence of.I. IX flume at Harvard
was entirely destroyed bv lire. The llames
ongltmtod from a defective Hue.
The social event of the summer at Table
Kock was u surprise pirly given In honor of
Postmaster , f. C. Llndsiy. The Table Hock
band , the Knights of Pythias and neighbors
were the guests.
Judge Kelly W. Frnrcr , deputy clerk of
the district court at South Sioux City , boasts
of having shod the horse of President Frank
lin Pierce as ho rode to ihe Cryslal Palace
exhibition In how Yonc In 1S.VI.
The livery barn of J. 11. Ireland at Crete
was struck by lightning nnd a horse in It
was killed. A boy slcopinz on a cot was
knocked nut of bis cot and stunnod. out has
recovered. The barn did not tuko flro and
was Injured very liltln.
John Williams , who claims to bo n stone
cutter from Chicago , was caught by 13. S.
Plimpton In thu out of tapping a till ut the
ofllco of C. O. Bradford's lumber yard nt
Schuylor. Fifteen dollars were found
on his parson , supposed to have been stolen.
Ho is locked up to await a hearing.
John U. Musser of Uutto City , Boyd
county , has bcnn bound over for trial on the
charge of attempted , criminal assault. The
cliurgo was undo by a Miss Uowdlsh. Mus-
ser is proprietor of the Boyd house and cash
ier of the Bank of Butte , nnd well estab
lished socially and iniunciallv. Ho Is a son
nf M. P. Musser , a capitalist nnd banker of
Kushville. i'ho youcg lady testified in the
preliminary examination before Judge Irion
lhat they were out walking when ho llrst
made improper prooosals to her , and
11 n ally attempted force , tearing her
clothing. Twice she ojrapod , only to be
recaptured , ho attempting to force her
Into his rooms In the bank bulldlnc. The
third time she escaped and aroused the fam
ily of li U Maxun , the chairman of thi
Bulto trustees. Maxnn. in comnst.y with
otho.-s , escorted the girl homo. Huro they
found the young man hiding beneath her
bed. ho having entered the hou-.o to tiwnit
the young lady's return , her parents being
absent , Mussor was arrested , nnd otter a
iiroltniinniv hearing , was held to the uis-
tncl couit ,
.i.v > or\vIMI.A in.
The stnry is told that ! ! 00 students of Har
vard college attended a performance of Miss
McHonry's in Boston , and so thoroughly de
lighted weio the young colleglatos that they
nroso at the end of an net and calling Miss
Nellie before the curtain , compelled her to
listen for fully llflccn minutes to that fiirtiil-
iurcollege glee "Ho is a Jolly Good Fellow. "
In IhU instance Ihoy made Miss McIIcnrv
Iho subject of the verses nnd substituted in
tbo chorus "Sho is a Jolly Good Fellow. "
Miss Mcllonry anu company will irivo a nor-
formunro of her now pluv "Fun at the Cir
cus" at Boyd's now theater next Sunda/
evening.
The giant Swede , Known as the Megath-
O'lnn school boy , is the chief attraction in
the cnno hull at Wonderland this week.
The stage show is wilbout auy aoubt the
best ever given at cheap prices. Friday will
bo souvenir day lor the ludy visitors.
3IUi > T GU 11 IC'/t 10
Auirtt , tliu rorirui' , Committed for ivtra ; II-
tlmi In Clilfittru.
CIIICAOO , III. , July 1U. United States Com
missioner Hoypo yesterday rendered his de
cision In the case of Louis Napoleon Aurott ,
for who < o extradition the French mittiorities
have made apnlioation on a charge of being a
forger and a fugitive from Justice. Tno com
missioner held thai Iho evidence warranted
him in committing Aiuolt for extradition
Ills olfonse consisted In forging the name of
House do Combtea , a wealtny Frenchman , to
Ihrco drufls for JfO.dOO francs , In lSis3 , when
the accused was an ouUide member ot Iho
Pans .Stock Exchange. The nrUonrr'n at
torneys will make another cffcrt to save
their client bv habeas corpus proceedings.
UoWltt'sSaisaparilla cleanses the blood.
I.crttlrlni- tlio "VomitArinAinrrlcan. . "
Hov. J. E. Hey , D.D. , delivered an exceed
ingly Interesting lecture in Plymouth Con
gregational cnurch on Sunday evening , July
17 , on tbo ' 'Young Afro-American. " In the
course of the lecture a largo number of stcro-
opllcon pictures were thrown on a sixtoon-
fool screen , including portraits of noted men
and women , battle scones uud sea lights ,
many buildings in the south nnd other pic
tures which illustrate the rise of iho Afro-
American from slavery to educated citizen
ship and Christianity.
Dr. Hey is the western secretary of the
American Missionary iib cclatlon und is on a
lour from Chicago lo the Pacilli ! coast In the
interests of this association , which expends
about i.'OO.O'JO ouch year , most of it In edu
cating und cnrlsilanUlui ; iho negroes of the
south.
Dr. Hey will bo in Omaha until after next
Sunday , mil will give lantern Icctuies nt the
Hillside Congrogutlonul church on Wednes-
Unv evening , ut Iho Park Pluco CougtCL'u-
tlotml church on Thursday evening , nt the
Suruloga Concrogatioiial church on Friday
ovming and probably nt the St. Mnry'.s Ave
nue Congrorntlonal church on next Sunday
evening. The lectures uro free , nn opportu
nity being given during iho ovcnlng lo muko
voluntary contributions to the cause.
On riri-ni.in rinud'x Dcmtli.
At n imotlti ? held by the Banovolont As
sociation of Paid Firemen the following res
olutions wore adopted :
\VlioronH. It 1ms p'oasod the Divine 1'rovl-
di'tiee. to wboMi Insoiut.iti.n law we IIIIIHI all
bow. tu remove from cnirmlilst our friend and
biolhur Ilicmiin. William Klood.hoin u
Im u I ns u brother und rt'Hiiouto J IIH u mumhor
of this nssoelutlon anil In ulm o de.ah uo
most deeply inoiirn , Tborefuie be it
HosoUoil. I hut wo extend lo bis lioio.ivcd
frliii4Hour ! o.irniHt and heiirlfelt sympathy
in their honi of trouble , bopliu lliit : the
lirnut Iliiulurof all such trouble will deal
Uunlly ultli thulr srlef.
Itpsohed , Thut ucuv | ) , of this resolution bo
' the records of 1'i
bprj'iid upon s iibMietiitlon
und a co | > y buhunt to thu bereivud fnt'iiJH
and u c-iiiv | to u.ieh of thu dully papeis.
Itusolvt'il. That ttu , Ihu llLMio\olent Aiisoelit-
tjon of I'ulil I'lruinun ot Uni.ili.i. uxtuud our
thanks 10 inuiiibera of the L'uiiiull Hauls lire
dupartnitmt fur tholr uttendunuu at thu
funeral of our deceased member ou the iJtli
\ViilldiiK DulpKUto III 'I'roiiblp ,
Ciiioxio , 111. , July 10. Mlnard Wall , walk
ing delegate of the Seamen' * union , was ar-
i Oiled hero last night charged wltn complic
ity In the murder of First Mate Walker of
ihe Htrainb'Uit Middlesex. The case was
continued till the ' . ' 7th Intl. The complicity
in iho murder charge will not be proceeded
With. *
Ho Tried ut Clioyeiuio.
LUUUIIWyo. . , July 19. Judge JJlako
this mornlusr rendered a decision on the ap
plication of the cattleman who invaded John-
( on county fora change of venue. The ap
plication wai granted uud the trial will co
held at Cheyenne , beginning on August 1.
U your blooJpjari Tale UeecliaujJ Pills ,
WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
Harvesting Well Under Way in Many
Sections.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS ARE RECEIVED
llrlght I'ro pocs of llimntlCul IInr\cKtn In
"Many of tliu Stxtcn Very l'o\v Uiif.ivor-
nlilo Conilltlnns Nnlcil rurnteri
llavo Caiiao to Iti-Jolce.
WASIIIXOTOV , D. C. , July 10. The week
was cooler tttan usual , generally , throughout
nil agricultural ( Illinois. The seasonable
rainfall from March I to date Is pencrally up
to or In excess of the average over nearly the
whole country.
The following reports have been received
bv the department :
Texas tJorn mostly nmdo ; cotton growing
nicely ; the yield of small grain is heavy.
Missouri Wheat , oats and hay already
cut and threshing , stacking and feeding de
layed ; early corn generally laid by , la.o needIng -
Ing rain nnd work in most sections.
Nebraska Corn has grown rapidly ; win
ter wheat and grain harvest nearly com
pleted in southern couuties and crop reported
good.
Kansas Corn growing rapidly , wheat
harvest noirly completed.
Oulahoma Corn and all other crops are
siiffurlng from drouttt , and cbluch bugs are
making ttioir uppearanco.
Montana Grain hoadlng nnd doing excel-
lontlv. Hay harvest begins next week.
Wyoming CSood xveok for Irrigated crops.
Colorado Crops In good condition , harvest
ing In western nnd in extreme eastern
counties , also In the Arkansas valley.
Now Mexico Another excellent' growing
wcelt. Crass on cattle ranges greatly im
proved ; all crop ? In good condition.
Arizona Second crup of beans nnd pota
toes being planted iu southwest portion ,
good prospects for heavy crops of dates , hay
and heat being cut In nortti , fair crop.
Utuh Fine haying weather ; wheat head
lng in extreme north , In central nortion fall
wheat rips and ready to cut , yield will bo
very heavy. Corn does not pro niso well ,
potatoes suiter from bugs and blight ,
California Aonormully cool throughout
the stnto. The vorillcation of short fruit
crop exumpliticd bv rapid advance in prices ,
or.ingo trees dropping their fruit ; wheat
crop raniros from avorairo to both nbovo and
below average ; birley and hay above
averages of bust quality.
Minnesota Haying progressing and cron
lurgo ; small grains ana corn advanced
rapidly ; some slight damage bv rust ; wne-xt
heading out , honvy rains on Ibth damaged
grain.
Iowa Corn made rapid crowth and goner-
allv clean ; haying is well advanced ; some
complaint of rust In oats ; potatoes doing
well.
well.North
North Dakota Wheat headine cenerallv ;
haying commenced , except ou lowlandb ;
complaints of rust and woads in uppsr lied
river vailoy.
South Dakota Corn croatly benefited
ny warm sunshine , also wheat , except , in n
tow counties where rain is noeued. Con
dition ot the crop ; gjnorallv doing well , but
copious rains would bo highly bcuollcial.
Nohr.nKuN Ontlunk.
Cucrn , Nob. , July 10. [ Special fc > Tnc
Br.i : . | Weather crop bulletin No. 15 of the
Nebraska weather service , issued from Us
central oftlco at Uouvcll observatory , Doano
colloie , Crete , for the week ending Tuesday ,
July 10 , says :
"Tho past week has boon one of good grow
ing wei.lher and all crops have mauo coed
progress cx.-opt in some localities , especially
in the northern sections , where crops are
suffering from drouth.
"Tho temperature has averaged about the
noriml for the state , Doing nearly two de
grees below the average in the wuatcrn part
of the slate and the satuo about iu tha
eastern.
"Tho rainfall the pist week has boon light
in the northern part of the state but hoavv
showers have been pcnoral in the southern
part of the stato. Moro than two inches fell
in franklin and the southern part of Buffalo
counties ; more than ono inch In Hamilton ,
Nemaba , York , Kearney and Dundy coun-
tlc.s , and the rainfall generally exceeded half
an inch hi southern and south central parts
ot the stato.
"Winter wheat nnd rye harvest is nearly
completed In the southern part of the state ,
where the crop is cencrally reported very
good , and is just commencing in northern
part of the state.
"Corn has grown well nnd Is , In a very few
instances in the southern counties , reported
as tasseling. The corn is more backward
than last year oven and is now more than
two wccus behind an average season. "
r.ivuralilu Crop Conditions in liuvn.
DEI MOINES. la. , Julx. 19. The weekly
bulletin of the weather crop nervico says :
The past wool ; was the most favorable of the
season for pushing belated crops. The days
were blight ana warm and the nights cool ,
mailing the dally avoraso toraporaluro about
three degrees below normal , but corn made
good progress. The damaco to crops by
winds and hail on the 14th lust , was no't
very serious. Haying is Dually com
pleted. The oats harvest has bosun In the
southern districts. There are many tcports
of damage by rust.
" 1 would like to sound the praise of Hood'r
barsapnnlluovcrttio entire universe , " writo.
Mrs. LoiigenoKer of Union Deposit , Pa.
DUNDEE AGAIN.
Tlio Origin" ! Owner of tlio .Suburb ficti nil
Iiitrront in tliu l'ioicrty. |
The Patrick kaud company has con
voyed its interests In Dandeo place to F. L.
Underwood for the sum of ? 1UOOM. The
ofilclals of iho company , who rosldo In this
city , state that the sale h a genuine affair
ana inuutis the reorganization of the com
pany.
Mr. Underwood was the chief promoter of
the improvements in Dundee place when
that addition was put upon the market , and
for a iiuiuDjr of yuan was ono of Iho heavi
est stockholders in the Patrick Lund com
pany.
His representative In this city atitod this
morning ttmv the sulo me.int considerable.
Ho said that Mr. Underwood , now In Kansas
Cliv , would arrlvo in Onuha in u few days.
A ROW company would bo organuod and
stops would utonco ba tukou which would
miilco Dundee place boom ,
DoWltt'3 Sarsapanlia is rollunlo.
.Mil ni trial M
There ulll bo a meeting of the nhyslciana
of iho city at the Mlllard hotel at & o'clock
this afternoon for the purpose of taking
action on the deaths of Dra. McKeiiua and
Slotiun.
Memorial services will be held and a full
attendance U requested.
*
DeV Ill's Sarsaparttla destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , skin disease ) , oczom i , rliuu-
mutiaiu. Us timely use savoj many lives.
Eye titicl o.if Burgeon , Grant Culll-
moro , rouiii 211 , 15oo
SrlliiK | huliiu-lilur'n atuuk.
The stock of uollons belonging to the
wholojulo linn of C. M. Schneider & Co. , that
went to the wall some weeks ngo , will bo
sold by the shcMft to satisfy JudgmonU
amounting to iXXX ( , Judge Scott Ims Issued
the order which IU now In the hands of
Sheriff Bennett and the snlo will bo Au
gust 1.
Mrs. WlnMoivUiSonhlng Syrup for chil
dren teething ruresiwlnd collodlarrhiua , etc ,
25 cents a bo'.tlc.
Spectacles nditetcd for ilofoctlvo
vision. . Dr. Cullhnoro , R 221 , Uoo bldjj.
KICKINajQN HIS COAT.
Coiiiilulnt | ofn Ooiiiluatar to Whom Clathci
Arnutllurdcn.
"Just take a look at tny shirt , " said a
strcut car conductor to a UCB reporter yes
terday ns the two stood on the platform ot a
Sixteenth street , car nnd the boll rlupor
throw open his coat and exposed a nether
garnnint fairly saturated with porspirntlon.
"This weather und the orders of the com-
panv combined are stowlnc the llfo right
outot us cotmuctors , " ho continued. ' 'You
see they won't lot us tnko our blue coats off.
Wo have to keep our uniform on if it kills us
to wear thorn. 1 feel Just llko n < iuccv.ed
disu rag every night. 1 have lost ten pounds
In two weeks simply by excessive perspira
tion. Those coats nro heavy enough for lall
or early winter ; they are the same coats wo
were lust winter , In fact , and yet wo are
obliged to wear thorn through these fearful
days when other people drojs Iu light , cool
goods. On co In a while 1 slip
my coat oft nnd run n few
blocks in the suburbs In my
Milrt sleeves , but If any of the spotters or
members of the companv should catch mo at
It I suppose It would cost mo rav Job. Hut I
lull you It feels good to get this scorching
tiling oil fora lutlo wblio , " nnd RUitlntrtho
action to the word ho Jerked the coat off ns
the car turned the oTnor of Sixteenth und
Lcnvcn worth nnd throwing biek his
shoulders nnd bracing up to catch all the
broeio there was going , ho lillod his lungs
und gave vent to his satisfaction occasioned
by the change In n long , aspirated
"A-a-n-nb. "
"Lato to boa ana ouny 10 rise will shorten
the road to your homo In the nkies. Hut
early to bed nnd "Littlo Karly lllser. " the
pill that makes life longer and bettor and
wisor.
DECORATING THE OIT5T HALL.
ClmlrimiM IMunriU Snjs lt'n J.lko Tlirim-
liie Money itt tlin IllriU.
The council committee on publio property
ana buildings to which was referred the
bids for decorating the council pliambar.
will not report until next Tuesday night.
Mr. ISJwnrdJ , the chairman of the commit-
co , stated that a meeting for the nurposo of
lookine over the several estimates would bo
hela some time this week. It the walls and
collliiKs nro decorated they will bs In oil and
not in water colors tos the chnlrman has
stated that to do the work In water colors
would bo throwing nway the public money.
In oil the cast , ho said , * would bo between
9J.rKX ) and S3.00J which nt the present time
was n useless expenditure of monov.
Mr. Eawards doas not look with favor
upon the subject of decorations. Ho holds
to the opinion that the interior of the cham
ber looks well enough for the present and
th'at It woula bo battsr economy to expand
the money for some otner purpose.
When you go to Denver stop at tha Ameri
can house. Kates SJ..VO to 5J.5J. Hcmoaoloil
throughout.
WON'T CLIMB STAIRS.
Members ol the llouril of I'ubllo Works : \ < it
Cnnly to .Moic.
The Board of Public Works has declared
itself and the members state that they will
not move out ot the courthoubo basement
and Into the new quarters ou the fourth lloor
of the city hall Just tot.
The members uro all old men and they
most emphatically dcclnro that they will not
move until the clt.v hall de-valors commence
to go up and down. When that will bo , the
inot knowing peaon refuses to predict.
1 ho waybills at hand show that the casings
for the olovntor shnfti were ahippau from
the Crnno .t Company factory some weeks
ngo. Uptothlsduto they 1iavo not arrived
nnd the tracer sent after thorn snows that
they have been lost in transit ,
MRS. REI3D WINS.
She Is Awarded Onc-Thinl of Her r/Uo Ilui-
liiMirx Valn.ibln ProMH'ty. |
Judge Eller of the probate court made a
final order of distribution of property iu the
Byron Kujd estate yesterday.
By the order Mary Melissa RcoJ , the
widow , receives one-third of nil the
property , both real and personal. In
accepting this she renounces the
terms of tbo will and claims under the laws
of the stato.
The hairs , Mrs. Prank Johnson nnd A. L.
Uecd , will appeal from the deci.iiou of the
probate court.
Wanted ut the oflluo of Tun OMAHA
BII : , c-opiea ol THU KVUNINU Hun of
April Uo.
Tr.idii Topli
The drug department of tlio Bell Djuart-
mentstoro at Fifteenth and UjJ o stroals is
In trouble. Mary B. Pantor , the owner of Ihe
gooda in the department , yesterday morning
executed chattel mortgages to her creditors ,
A. P. Tukuy , the O.naha National bank and
J. U. Fallouro. In ' .ho aggregate the mort-
gngcy amount to $ W . This In no wise af
fects the other departments of the store.
J. H. Peterson , aoalor in general mer
chandise at Florence , has been closed by his
creaitora. Montages in Invorof the Oalo
City Hat company , Allen Bros , and the Kil-
patricu-Koch company have been executed
nnd tiled for record.
Henry LoiT has given a bill of sale of his
saloon , $1,0)0. )
M. Magufro , a dealer in drugs at Hyanis ,
his sold out to T J. Holcomb.
K. D. Foster , having n mill at Hampton ,
will discontinue ) business.
Ills said thai Bailey & Klumb of Hamp
ton , agricultural Implement dcalera , are con
templating going out of business.
The Hlckmun llolol company of Lincoln
has Incorporated.
I'olicn Court \ViMlillnfi- ,
Miss Julia Murphy , who had Ed McCabe
nrreslo'i for seduction , came to the station
yesterday morning and hnd a lon Interview
with the prisoner , al the conclusion of which
iho two went before the Judge and announced
Ibat they were willing to hnvo him settle the
dilllculty with n muriiagc ceremony.
McCubo had not the necessary funds to
pay for a license , and ho was ullowou until
this morning to raise the wind , when
there will be a ucddlng in court , with Key-
ser as groomsman -and Tom Ormsby lo give
away ihe Luidu.
Disease ncvrr successfully attacks the svs
torn with pure blood. DoUlu's Saraaparlila
makes pure , now blood and onrlcbcy blood.
The following unildlnB p&rmits were Issued
by iho superintendent of buildings yester
day :
Urn ill i nnd Oraiit Kinoltor coinpmy.
two-htory brick silver shup , bdVoiilli
nnd lodro Htroow . } 2.DQO
Hoard of Cdiictulun , ono-Htory lirlok
bollurbluip. Twenty-ninth and Wuol-
\\orih avi-niiu . . . 3,030
Goorxi'Nllluks. . two-story frrmodwoll.
In , ' , Mi ; ruolllusireut . 0,000
Joseph Tuellouoi und one-half mory
frame dwoliln . illAL'eniur bin < ui . J.030
Ouo minor nuiuilt . M
Total . . tU',5 0
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S , Gov't Report
O
TORTURING ECZEMA
Ktltlor lown t'lnln Dealer Cured of In
sufferable Itching nnd I'.titi by
the Cudciira llrineillci.
No Les ? Tlmn I'ho 1'lijslelntm ConsuHciI.
Their Combined \VistIiiin \ Folluucd
WllllOllt llCIU'lll.
1 nm Uty-slT JOIM oM In AMRIIU , 1W , will
trouMcrt with iho in'cullnr okln ill Dn D In nlilih ro-
I'lo of my nuo nro * nbjpct , Knonn niiiliii incillcil
men ns cctomn. It'll tlr t niiponrnuco was ncnr
tlio nnklcs. It rnplillr pxtctuloil over tlio lower
pxtrpniliic < until inr li'Ri were npirly ono riw tore ,
from Ires the trnulilo pxlpiulpd nrro tlio lilp ,
> houMcr < anil tliocnllro li'iiKtli ot tlio nrini.lho Ipus
nml urnis greatly w lin | wltli nn lltlilnit , burning
IHIIII , llhoutcp ( itliiii. AlthoiKli thp tip.t inollcil i
nilvlpo nttnnmblo wn < pmploypil , no lo < tlmn tlvo
tili > l < .lnti : i f tlio pluco K-liu ioa ulpil | nn I the pro-
f crlptlon bclnit tlip io nlt or tliplr pomblno I wi loin '
tlio I'p.i'o , thoimli nppnrpntt } phpcho I. wouM rcmr
In n fp\vtn ) ns Itnil nnovpr , ilurlim Its proctP" my
wilBht ( oil nwny nlioul tnciity-tl n pniiid | . . \snn
c-xpurlnicntl box in ttic n > nf criu rut , n > lowing
HIP ilmp'o nnit pl.il i ln lnicliin | i.lf < n lt'i ' tlio
HiMKmi:4 : : , ntulln foiirwjoic * foiin I my oir wcll.witli
skin oft nn I natural In colnr , tlio it lilnit nul p.Ui
entirely rcllovcil. W It. MiAI : > ,
IMUi r town I'l ilti Duller , Crpico , In ,
Cuticura Resolvent
Tlip nc Illnod amikln Pnrlller. tlio urPnlp t of
Humor KOIIUMIILM , Internnlly do olpnn o the liloo I ol
all linpnrltlm mil polvinom ulo npnt , mill thin ra-
tnovo the I'uii'ot , ntul Cr i ic rn * , the urcat bkln C'urp
unit f i irrui Sin 1 % an t"ti | l llu - klii I'urltlpr
nnil lloniitlllcr , pitirnnlljr , ( to dear the kln nml
i > rnlp , mid ro'torethclniln. pee > tlly euro pvpry humor
nni ] ill'i'ii'i'of llic 'iii | , M-II | | > nncl tiluo I , , , m , | 0 H „
Inilr , nliotlior Itc'ilnv , biirnhiK , K'uly , plmpl ) , inn
blolcbylutlior Umplp , rcrofiilmin , lioroilltnry or
vontHKluus , whun pliyrkl'im uiul nil uthcr rcinc'illiM
fall.
olil pvorywlipio , I'rlpp.n-TirrtU.WIc , "oP. . 2.V i
IF III.VI..SI , 1 I'riMiarpd ! > r the I'ontll Dlltd AM :
Cni- MIL \ \ , COUPIUI vtlitv , llo'ton.
! for "lion toCiirohkln ll ) ea c . "
PMIMKS | , blnck heads , ruu ill. roil , diappod , nnd
L ' ' 11' ' " ' ' " ' " _ ' bvct TII rn A Mm1.
FRFEFHDIOFEUMTTSM :
bMl ' " * OJkKWlM'TI ! TIIKI I'l'TlcrilA
\ Vtt A ANTI-I'AIV I'IAMTI.II rolloipi rhpii
I / j * nmllp. i liittc , Inn. kldm y i hust und
im iu iirnilii | iintl nkue ii. ! ! The
first and only piiiikllllnx p1a lur.
VETERINARYSPECIFICS
For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Doge , Hogs ,
AND POULTRY.
300 Page HnciU nn Ti en I incut /ilnml
nud Churl M'lil I'rce.
crnnftt Fevers ,
A.A.JMilnnl .MrninulliH , .11 Ilk Kilter.
] l.ll.--MrnliiH , I.niiKMiriH , ItliriiinntlNin.
( ' . ( . "DlHlciinicr , NII II | JlUoliarfifs.
] > . ! > . --IliilK or ( iiuliHiirnm. .
i.K.--'ciuuliu : , llriiirn , I'nriiiiimiln.
I'.l' . Ciilic i > r Ciiiu-N , HellMichc.
( ( . .tl iHCitvriiii'i * , II nun i rliuucn.
II.lI.--l"riiniry nnd Kldni >
1.1.--irll : | > llM ) Dinl'IINCN , .
.l.K.--IMMfiixeMit' Diucslli
SliiKloUottlo o\crDOilo cs ) , - - .liU
ytulilc t'nup , lth Specinrs , Mnntwl ,
U'tirlnnrj ( uri- Oil nml Heilleator , 87.00
Jnr Veifi-luiiry Cure Oil , - - 1.00
BoM Iij IlrnrBttltt nr ftfnl prrpnlj anjrwlirrc anil In any
qnftnnif on Itnljit of plre.
MI.IO. , Ill X lISHIIIIamSI. , NfnTork.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No ,
In use 30 yonrs The only fncccs ful remedy for
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
ml I'roitratlon , from overwork or oilier causes.
91 per vial , or \UUand largo viol po iliT , for5.
Bifid 17 DrugFUti , nt jt l | > l < lun r r l | I or | rice.
Rt'HUMATIC
e
PAINS
Stop anointing ,
and apply to the
spot that aches
WOOD'S
PENETRATING pffiE
contitiuoirl . Its
PI ACtTFTC ? special pu\\cr to
'
t LKO B L.l'i illl.ae the pores ,
penetrate deeply and stop pain , rtinlcrs
it far superior to ordinary porous
plasters.
OF DKUGG1ST3
N. Y. Depot , 92VIlara ! ! St.
The only uniformly
successful
SPECIALISTS
IN AMERICA.
IN
'
THE TREATMENT
A1 > 5D CUKE
OF
AND
SYPHILIS , GONOR
RHOEA , GLEET. SPER-
MATORRHOEA ,
SEMINAL V/EAK-
NESS , LOST
MANHOOD , EF
FECTS OF EARLY -
LY VICE OR
EXCESSIVE
INDULGENCES
IN MATURER
YEARS , FEMALE
WEAKNESS. SEX
UAL DISORDERS ,
HYDROCELE , VARICO-
CELE , PILES , FISTULA ,
RECTAL ULCERS.
Consultation Jrpo.
Call upon or acldrosa
with stamp.
South Hth St , N. F corner
Mill nnd Dou 'lus S
Oinalm , Nub.
SOMETHING NEW ,
IN LADIES' FOOTWEAR.
The Perfection Adjustable Shoe ,
rcrejitlv patented , Is conceded to bo the greatest Improvement over
nindn In the shoo lino. . . . . . .
This shoo Is MI nmito tint In appearance It does not dllTr f ro-n the
rrjjiiliir imiki < . li l-.l'1'i .Vl .s iff i If it l' ! ' .fll/i/O.V !
till : fotH' , It Is unlike all cthor adjust iblo shoos us only leather
It N the shoo of nil other ) for the younir , old and mldilln nicd. It 1
the first adJiHfi'jIc ' shoo o\i-r prodm-ed that combines the strength find
sllish iiiippur.ini'ouf the \ urlluost \ ladli-i shoo on thu market , und t 6
thus.unu tlmo gives us nuicli comfort when Urst tried on ns nil old slioal
THE PERFECTION SHOE
will not spread and crow liirjo with 1120 It always ri'tnlns Its perfect
slilipe. Tbuy uro undoiseil by iihyolelans nnd recommi-niloJ by thoua-
nntlsof Indies that urovuur ng thoti.
THE BOSTON STORE
Omnhii's' most pru icsslvo shoo dt-alors have secnrcil the silo of thU
shoo 'I'ho.lr In Ismcnt us to the nruiU of tliu trade Is I'oiiLiled to 1)0 ) ot
thiililghfut o'rdnr The fuel of IIIK .s/ < > . \ . .sifr Inmlllnit
these coeds s u Kil.ir.intpo to the miiMufHUtiirer nnd cotniimer of fnlr
dealing. Cull und examine the I'tlxiiKl 11 . \ . l/.lf s f .llllti :
Sinti- before piiri-hasln. ' . A pilr of these shoes will cost no inure , . . _ _
will \\cur us unu und KNO ! more comfort tlmn tiny other.
Itomcmber , thuy uio for silo In Umulm only by
TenSer p'oo , . THE BOSTON STORE.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
I
nclnji 10 \ . ui.tu 12m Suuil iliuup lor rooil
RIPANS TABULES regulate the stomach , liver and
bowels , purify the blood , are pleasant to take , safe and
always effectual. A reliable remedy for Biliousness , Blotches
on the Face , BrighL's Disease , Catarrh , Colic , Constipation ,
Chronic Diarrhoea , Chronic Liver Trouble , Diabetes , Disordered
Stomach , Dizziness , Dysentery , Dyspepsia , Eczema , Flatulence ,
Female Complaints , Foul Breath , Headache , Heartburn , Hives ,
Jaundice , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Hash ,
Painful Digestion , Pim- pics , Rush of Blood to
the Head , Sallow Corn- plcxion , Salt Rheum ,
Scald Head , Scrofula , Sick Headache , Skin
Diseases , Sour Stom- ach , Tired Feeling ,
Torpid Liver , Ulcers , Water Brash and every
other symptom or dis- case that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their
functions by the stomach , liver and intestines. Persons given
to over-eating arc benefited by taking one tabule after each
meal. A continued use of the Ripans Tabules is the surest
cute for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be
injurious to the most delicate. Price : One gross § 2 , sample bottle
15 cents. For sale by Druggists , or sent by mail postage paid.
Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York.
. \
KnrIh" hiKlicr auil I.lhirnl Kiluinllon of clrli
anil jouiicMIIICII. ) . biicliiltkg. | Mtiilc , Art , hin-
ruilun , I'hyilcjl Trululnc hti-uni hrnt. CoM
Mitl lit > t wRtrr , lidlh ronniR. ptc . on oncli fluur.
21th Sttnloll lirclin ' ept Mil. IW2 rnrCatnluKU *
MISSOURI. aJJrtcn AltC'llIII.il.I ) A. JOftlM , 1'rc.t.
FOR ' v-'uno I fDIES.Sur rlorn.ltant . ( : MforiIiiciitln .
- Vonnela.llci foumc of rtudythor.
, , ,1 , 1 , MuBir.ilnnil dop irtini'iith lililii' ! l order Knit IK rnof IhMiout Auirrlran
ami Kiirnpi niiciilliin' InrK" u < l In'nullfiil Kruumln , new liulldlnKn , mums will
llclitcil t > cn ( 'conn ' * * ( ptriiitipr "tli For CAtnlnpuc kitilrr n
- Ilcv T. ' . ItAHUKTT , l re . fOLU511IIA , MO ,
cutlllj furiilltiij ItoOH *
U vrrtlhatnl , tiilU wiJi KU t ctllltig * tilzh II Ilirunalioin n h uam. JIul ttid co' t waitr IDJ tilli tomn * oucmy
Ht r 1 1 shlct lt < r lu < * n Imf nt rlrcirla llRlili I * rg * w < II rjui | > IM > < t gtntna-iutti HIU n toutuf ttuty
In fi l.arirt fi unr M > i k atiJ * rt tUi urim-ni * nt lilcticii irif . * * t l-Vintlc Cell w Iu ih ni > * flon ot < eot
b ptotuHr 1 , Ib'jZ. hinJ for Culnluicuc. AiMrcft * .Mi.MFii : : : : . I'mldcuU I.IIII'UrY. MIS3OI Kl
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE
ACADEMY
r/fiir , I'rriiiinilnn Cull < tHiti. , Mnnlc alul Tine Art
f.Mur > i HtKfoii V.rlHt1 < v tirmirai ll ! > i > lint < iltululu uu
K. V. BL'Ll.Alll ) . A. M . 1'iln. Jiitttun\lllu , liL
N r\V VOItlC MIUTAItV A\I\IY. ) : Col.
C J. Wr.Kht , It. . , A M. . Cuinnnll , N V.
KOLUNS 1WSTBTUTE
IIOTKTOI'KT SI'Itl.MiS VA.
For Vnnnu l.nilli H. Oiwn Si-iit II. 1W3 6itlie r
LTilKprtnml'lVai.lieni ) , Pirpiinitnr\ . ( 'nlli'uliili' ,
rlillnsiiiiliiciil. anil ll'i < iur > llfimi Inn HIM.
< 'iiiikrr > uliir > t'liurxPin llii lr. \rl nml I.lorn.
I It HI * M > liiMiI. Ht autlfully Hltuat ilin Vulluyut VlrKlnii ,
on.V AW lt.lt nf rItiMnnl.fi ClnnntiMUMUic-II I.In
goat Kijuiiimuiil. Write lor illiibtratod latnlu uu Iu
C'llAJj. L. COC'KK , MJ | > 1. , IIolllus , Vu.
MitisIICIIIM.'H IIOVIINM | > DAV
SCHOOL lor KlrU bin'rlnl Btnilents .1 Imlttuil
U VVi'ht IHtli Slri'ft , Nfu Vfiili.
The Original and Qeiiuine
( WOaCEOTERSKiRE )
Imparts the incut dcllcloua taeto anJ test
r.XTItACT
BME'D'ICU. ohN. JOT U AVII'.S ,
TI.E1IAN nt Mnil
run to hl brother \\\fi \ \ 1'ISIT ,
\VOHCE8TEK. . Jllfl
Way.iai. /f. . . H T A-COM )
"Tell
LEA A. I'KIlIII.Nb'
that tliilr c.iuco la
OA.1IK ,
Jinlla , and In In my
oiii't011 ' * thu moat WKI.S1I-
i/ulatublo , OB well
ax the niopt wholu RAKIilinH ,
rorno KUUCU that U
jnuJc. " vVc.
Beware of Imitations ;
eee that you got Lea & Peirins' '
Bhrtiiittiro on every Imttlonf Oritriiia ! It fl-milne.
JOHN UUNCAN'H KONS , NI'.W V K.
A HI :
YOUR M lltl lll
tn i < > / / .
Call on u' AT ( Wi : niul hnva tlii'm oxnm
Ini'.I il ItHU orCHAlllfl- . ) unr ( ) | > llcl n unit ,
If iircfunirv Illlcil Hltli 11 imlrul our I'CIII-KI
IIO.N KVK ( > I.At < ! iKnurt-l'i.T : ( 1.1 M Wii lit
hi IH.S'l IHl'/M.I.V Hinl nrlnil li-iikuf In turri'ct
nil tliu viirlc/u ilufi'tlH uf vUlun , mioh UK
ini'KHMIJimil'IA ( fur flKliU MMII'iA diunr
rlKhti. rlll.MIVlll'IA ( ( ilil nUhl'.Ah ' I'lii.M A'l IHM
( Irrt-Kiilur tluhti. Abl'IICMII'IA iwi'nk ululit
DII'IXII'IA liluuplii kUlltl AMHIJMI'.TIIIiriA
luiif'iuiil il.'hl ) . blllAIII-jMUi ( miulntor crun
u > ol , etc etc
SOMI ) GOI.D SI'KCTAC'MJS or
UVKCiLAHSIW from $ ; i UpwurdH.
' ' HTKKL KI'HCTACLIW
I-'LN'K or
IJVKCi AShKS from $1 L'juvard.
CULOltKD CihASSKS for Sliadlntr
tlio Kyos from COo U | ) .
MAX ME-YER & BRO , CO ,
Practical Opticians.
and i&tli Sis , , OMAHA.
Established 1866.
18th and Farnam StsJ
A Great Tent Show.
For One Week , Commencing
Monday , July iSth.
\ : : .
\Vodnosday-M ATINii:3-Stttiirilay.
PROF. GENTRY'S
and Canine Paradox
GlMVoiidciIiilly Educated Ponies and Dogs-GO
WILL C.IVn THE
Grandest Entertainm't '
IVIK sr.n.v IN
Tuo hours solid unjiiyiiiunl nuvor to bo for-
Ki'iti n.
Tin' fiiiinli'st show In tlio wnrlil , strli'tly
nioi.il , ri'llnril and Insti iic'tlvo Iniliirsoil \ > y
I'lilplt , I'rc'ss und 1'uiinlu
Price 10 and 20 cents.
fl Week
Jkumi July 18.
Till TA'I..KST MN ON * I "Vl't 1 II.
YAN YANSEN.
Our I.ati.'st Importation
Dig llicdtcr Shows i Coolcsl 1'lace ' in Town
toe Mo AI.I.-KH : .
THE SHOttFEST USB TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee !
& St. Paul R'y , as reprcsentea
on this map.
Electric LighteJ , Steam
ed VestibuleJ trains Icava'
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , arriving -
riving at Chicago at 9 : . ; 5 a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
" F. A. NASH. Gen'l Agent.
TIRE
About tlio Columbia I'neiunntm Tire It
wiiur i-Touted to two liiindreil iioiiiiilii
nho\ii ildlii' ' piofiiiru-A uuniiiouiid tiilioof
rublicrx vul < unl/ud with ciuiv IH liiyorn
I ! it'll | i irt Htron tliunliix thu ( itlinr < lirout-
iiHt iitHHtitiiiju in iMinoture MoMt ru lllunt
niidtlni Krciiiliiiii from luoliiit. wnrnliu
unu otliurol > jii.'lloiiittjoi ! | ) ( > liil8 Tlio liluiioit
uriidu llru of bcluntillu ulinplloity Aliio-
lutoly Kuuruutvtid for u year.
Ml ubout It und Crjliinililu'i cycle * In our
book itliout ColiiiubliiH , iruo on upplluntlon
toiuiy Uuliiinblu UKi'iit. ' or ent by until for
wo twii'i'ont ntuniinI'ope Mf . Co , l' t
uv Are. , licutuii.