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THE OMAHA DAILY BEJE ; TUESDAY. AUGUST _ 2 , 1892. ilALRED FOR PARTY EFFECT Vhat World's ' Fair Matter the Subject of Discussion in the Houso. . APPROPRIATIONS ARE AGAIN EXTENDED pciiioprnts Jliidftnvor to Shirk the lt > piiiiitllilllty of Stopping the Wheels of ( lovoriiiiiont Held SCOTCH Objector lloliiiiin In the Senntcr WAamxuTox , D. 0. , Aug. 1. A spicy foalf hour's debate preceded the passage by the house today of a Joint roaolutlon ex tending until August 4 the appropriations embodied tu tbo sundry civil bill. There word recriminations Indulged la on both but the Indulgence was principally for cffoct. The World's fair appropri ation did not come up , but the bill was passed changing the data of tbo dedicatory ceremonies. Nothing further was done. Tbo house passed the bill changing the dedication of the buildlnui of the World's ' Columbian exposition from October 13 to 31. M. Holman moved to suspend the rules tind puss the Joint resolution oxtondlng until August 4 tlio appropriations of the sundry civil net of last year. "fhn uontloman from Indiana , Mr. Hol man , who had voted against n motion to recede - cede , had scon proper , " said Mr. Ulughnm , "to rhiinpe his vote , In order to move a re consideration. As to whether It was In * In tention to filibuster was n question for the ponllomnn to nnswcr to the house , the coun try and HIM people. That It bad that result was thu'bust evidence and conclusion. The democrat * , with n majority of 150 ( capable of conducting ttio business of the govern- kncnt without a vote from the republican * ldo ) must bo responsible to the people for tbo present condition of public affairs. No responsibility could rest on the republicans. " Ilolinini Malms mi Kxpliiimtion. Mr. Holman of Indlaim satd that tbo Ren- tloinnn from Pennsylvania was nwaro of the fact that the Ronnlo , In doll an co of the rules , bad placca the World' * fair amendment on the appropriation bill. When were the houio conferees instructed to sup port this mensural The vote order ing the first conference had repudiated this measure us not properly being upon the appropriation bill. It hud boon ropuuiaiod by thirteen votes. Under the Instructions of the bouse , the conference committee had acted unil had reported the measure back to tbo houso. Bat a change of votes had ensued - sued IHIO tbo measure bad been approved. lie mid then made a motion to reconsider. Tnwt was a proper motiou. Did the gentle man claim that n memuor was piecludod from asklnir further tlmo In which to con- Bldor the notion. The gentleman from Illi nois , ( Mr. Hopkins ) , bad objected to his ( Hotmail's ) resolution asking for an exten sion In time of appropriations , thus stopping the wheels of iho covernmont In tbo attempt to compel the house to glvo 85,000,000 to a private corporation. Mr. McCroavv of Kentucky , spoke of opno- iltlon to the Worla's fair appropriation for Chicago. It did not ask a loan ; It asxod that congress pass a bill which made thu govern ment a Joint stockholder In n private corpora tion. i Jtoeit Scores the Grout Objector. Mr. Uocd ol Maine , said that the gentleman - man from Indiana ( Mr. Holman ) had offered an example of unexampled courage which enabled him to face unflinchingly a situation of this kind. Wltb a democratic majority of moro than 140 ( of which ho.was the factional leader ) the house of representatives had stepped tbo business of thu government and now tbo gentleman was endeavoring to charge ibis stoppage to somebody else. Ho ( Mr. Holman ; hlm.solf had lud , If not openly , covertly , this rebellion ngalnst good government. Ho had deliber ately blociccd tbo wheels of business and bo charged it now upon somebody else. The World's fair legislation had received the sanction of the senate Without regard to party. If It was against tbo rules of the ionato , us appearance on this bill must bo \vlth the assent of every democratic senator. It stood now with the usiont not only of the Bonato but of every democratic member of that oody. Further tbnn that , it had the anctlon of a democratic Louse with 140 majority a majority of three to one and there was nothing urged ngalnst it except the miserable technicality that some gentle men thoupbt tbo World's lair matter ought not to bo on an appropriation bill , bfot tno gentleman from Indiunu bad courage to stand before the bouse and the country and charca the result of his own action to an other mombor. To charge ( In a tonoof amazement ) in a house witb 140 domocratlo majority , the stopping of public business by a number of the minority. Ho did not won der that tbo gentleman from Indiana bad had a long career. Courage like that carried a man through Indiana. There was 140 democratic majority ; tbo appropriation had the sanotion ol both housns of congress and Jrot the business ot tbo countr.c was to bo topped and "somebody oho" was to be charged wit the crime , fApplause. | bhlrklngtho UoapuunlbUIty. Mr. Cummlngu of Now York declared that the wheels of tbo government bavo been stopped by the objection of a republican ( Mr. Hopkins of Illinois. ) Mr. Hopkins of Illinois said that , next to the gentleman from Indiana , tbo gentleman from Now York was the most responsible for the condition In wblch ttiu bouse found itself today. Mr. McMlllm assorted that the gentleman from Illinois had caused the wheels of tbo pnvornuiont to stop for this day. The gen- liomnn from Illinois had virtually said to the house : "You tilthor give that * T,000,000 or you don't got yonr sundry civil bill. " The wheels of government wore stopped because the gentleman said tbat'if bo hud not got thin unusual , extraordinary , unoallod-for up- pronrlatlon , there would bo no money given oven to print that luminous , voluminous and dollghtful Journal , Tbo Congressional Record [ Laughter. ! The resolution extending the appropria tions was agreed to without division. On motion of Mr. Tracy of Noiv York the rules were suspended and the senate bill was < passed , changing tbo dedication of tbo World's Columbian building from the 12th to the 3Ut of October. Mr. Holman moved to suspend the rules and pans a hill appropriating JjU.OJl ) for the relief of tbo Mississippi Jloo4 sufferers. Mr. Uftorgo raised the point of no quorum , and but eighteen members responding , tbo house adjourned. A democratic CAUCUS was announced for this evening ut 8 o'clock. WATSUN'3 ClI\UliS. ( Tugtliunny Cllvuu Yusturilay Ituforo tlio In- VimtlcrrttlnK CoiiiliiUtoc' . WASIIINOTOX , O. O. , Aug. 1. Tbo house committee upiolntod to Invostlgato tbo charge made by HoprosontntlvoVatson of Uooriila that Itvas.a common tnluij to see flrunlci'ii tnoinbori reeling u'joul the floor of the bouso , oontluuoa its soislon today. Bovorul monibora toatllloJ that Mr. Cobb , woo was referred to by niunu by Mr , Wat- ion , was not druuit in his address on the Novas election cmo , but simply oxhauuoj. Mr. Byhuin tostlllod that It was not an uncommon pr.iottco for memhori to take bouillon , tea , colToo and other stimulants out of acupdurluK lone continued arguments , and from a Knowledge of Mr , Cobb's phy sical condition , ho wit ) satislletl that * lhai Kontlomun could not spo.ik continuously for V\vo hours without taking ; some scdnulant. Hcnrescntiitivo Ivllyoro of Texas testified that ho lind noon ono member drunk on the floor nf the liojsu during ihU sostion and porL'api ono or two monibora who ho thought wore under the Inlluenco of liquor , lie could not recall havitiK soon any member reel ihtouih Uio aisle * . Ho recalled ono par ticular occasion whun a member addressing Iho house ucumcd under the inlluonco of whlsliy. Mr. Kllttoro sold that bo was in the obalr durlii ) : thu creator part of Mr. Cobb's arcu- rnont. It never occurred to him that Mr. Cobb was under the Intluonco of liquor. O'llrleu Moore , correspondent of the St. l.ouU Republic , tustltlud that bo talked with Mr. Cobb Immcdlatuly befora and uftur his urgun'cut and had lUtoncd to the aneoeU und knew Mr , Cobb was not under tbo lulluonco of liquor. Andrew Dovlno , ono of tbo oDlcial itonoi ; . ropliera of the house , produced tbu mauu- icrlpt ol ttio oflloial report of Mr. Cobb's ur- pument nnd testified that ho saw nothing In Mr. Cotib'n conduct to justify the charges mnrto. Many other witnesses testified in Mr. Cobh'a behalf nnd tha committee adjourned. it Is very likely two reports will bo pre sented and Haprcsontfttivo HImpaon of Kan sas will tile a minority report In behalf of his follow nlllanco member , Mr. Watson of Georgia , It being practically assured thut the mnorltv ] will at least make some strictures on Mr. Watson. JX TIIK TitrilT Sproc'lifn IJoc-uiiy Alost of tlio Scs- lon'n Tlnin. WASIIIN-JTO.V , D. 0 , , Autr. 1. The tolo- ijrnphlojsumtnons that were sent out by the vice president Saturday ovonlnir , requesting absent senators to return to the capital nnd not to lonvn It until the session U finally closed , had not perceptibly ( If nt nil ) in creased the ranks of these present today , but no question came up that required the ascer tainment of the fact whether there was a voting quorum present or not. If It hntl boon necessary to test that point the result would have probably been a demonstra tion m the negative. Tbo Joint resolu tion oxtcimlng until next Thursday last year's npnropriatloni for iho government's bureau covered by and included In the sundry civil appropriation bill ( still pondlnc In the house ) , was passed without a word of remark nnd without it division. Almost nil that occupied the attontlon of the sonata were speeches on the tnrlH question by Mr. Iluwley and Mr. Hlscock , advocating nnd defending the policy of protection. The resolution for the appointment of a Ki'loct committee ns to the employment of Plnkarton detectives was reported buck from the committee on oducatton and labor , nnd wont over without action until tomorrow. At the conclusion of the taritl spooohos' , the senate adjourned. PU1II.1O UUIIT STATliMHNT. An IntorcAtliiR Arrny of rigurcs Issued by tli Treasury Uopiirtiiicnt. Following Is the publlo debt statement issued by the secretary of the treasury : 3 ! I IP * s I ! ! ! * oS 15 03 5n : B = a s a5 : . : : " 5 a aS g "n Hal m SSK CASH I.V THE TIIKASUIIV Gold coin . fnu.KH.Ml.'J llara . TU.ttU.D'H 247,3tW,2W Silver ilollurs . ! UT,1SIBT3 Hubilillarrcoln. . . . , . ll.l.U.O'Ct Inr ) . 8U.4U,0H ! 1'npor I.ccat tender notes ( old lnuo ) . Treasury notes of 1SIU. . , , , ( ioldcertlllcatcB . , . 17,7.t8&uu Silver cortlllcntcn . 4.472.4S1 Oiirrcnorcurtlllciito . . National bnnknutca . 5SJ1,77 07,701 , 3t Other bund ! . Interest niul coiipoun pnld , uwultlnK ru Imburacmcnt . ' . . 1XIG3 Minor coin anil frnctlonnl currency . 517,373 Deposits In nutloimt bnnka depositories , Kencrnl ac count . 12.014,771 DlabursliiKomccra' balances. 3UM,7I7 12,894,194 f783'J7UG3 DKMA.VI ) LIADIMTIES. flold cortlllcutcs . { lMi/JJ.n HllTOrcortlllcntes . 3.llSUU,30t Currency curtlllcatci . Z7,7UUUJO Treanurf notes of 18HO . 103 , , jl7U 5010,075,803 Fund for redemption of tin * current national bank notes . 0,152,303 Outstanding checks nnd drafts . 4.2.WOM Dlsburslnk-onlcers' balances 32.U1J.3U Agency accounts , etc . 4.2il.0l4 37,253,131 ( iulil renerro . 10U.OOU.03U Notcusu balance . il.OS'J.aoO ' I27OW,2SO Aggregate . , $783,97tf,270 Caab balance In tuo treasury JunoSO. 18JJ . 128.053,377 Cash balance in the treasury JulyUI. IffiU . 127.050.28(1 ( Increase during the month. , 357 , V09 Salvatlnn Army Fiiroivoll , Captain Lindsay of the Salvation army has been ordered to Canada for a rest and will not return to Omaha. Ho has boon In command of the army forces hero for six months. A Mnal farewell mooting will beheld hold at the barracks on Tuesday ovonlup , August S. Writing of hit work In Omaha Captain Lindsay says : " \Vo have boon In this ooautlful olty for six and a half months. During that time fiU.lO ; ! people have attended our meetings Insldo our hall , besides tbo thousands of people who have listened to us on the street corners. Upwards of UOO people professed conversion. Wo novcr wont ouo weolt In that time without seeing souls converted. Twenty-seven bavo been enrolled as sol- die of the army. Some uro still recruits ; some are undecided ; and some uro gone to other churches. Wo have seventy names on our society rollcall. On Tuesday evening wo will Rlvo our experience In tbo Salvation army. 1 have boon an o (11 ( cor over seven years and Mrs. Lindsay almost six years. All are Invited to attend our moetlniM. "VVo wish to tbanlc the authorities of the Ity for their kindness In giving us the host of order and protection. Wo have never been molested on the streets. " Alnbumii ImlnlKing in nil Klrctlon. MOSTOOMEKT , Ala. , Aug. 1. In today's election every oOlcer from governor to con stable Is to bo olootod. The contest has boon heated for months between tbo koibsldo and the regular democratic ticket , represented by Governor Jones. Up to noon bulletins from all sootionn of tbo state Indicate heavy voting and a majority for the rorular demo crats. No disturbances bavo beuu reported thus for. I'rohm C'ouliln't Appear. The cuso of the state ngalnstZack Ellis nnd his brother , charged with assaulting and at tempting to kill Hans Frobm , a saloonkeeper on the military road , was to huvo boon tried before Juttloo Duulols at Benson yesterday morning , but the complaining witness Had not yet recovered from the effects of Ills in juries audtbo ease was continued until Satur day. _ DoWltt's Sarsaparilla destroys luoh pol sons us scrofula , akin diseases , ocioina , rheu matism. Its timely use savoi many llvos. FORCED TO COMPROMISE World's Fair Enemies Agrao to a Etnpan- siou of Hostilities. IT WAS A CRISIS IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS August 4 the t'roblom Mint lie Hotted I'erinniieutly How thn Unemployed Government Torccs Occupied the Morning Washington Uossln. WASHINtlTOV UUIIKAU OF TlIB DEK I 613 FouiiTKKNTit STUEET , > WASHINGTON ; D. C. , August 1. ) Filibustering caused an appropriate result today when , for a tlmo , the wheats of Im portant business of the government were blocked for a lack of money to carry on their operations , Tbo appropriations under the last sundry civil bill expired with tbo and of July and August I found the government printing oftlco , the bureau of ontrravlng and printing , saroral other bureaus ot the Treas ury department and tbo geological survey , without n penny In their coffers to payUhelr employes. The public printer ordered the great building under bis charge to be closed. It was literally a lookout and hundreds of the printers took advantage of their en forced holiday to throng tbo galleries of the bouso and watch the lutllo efforts of the majority to transact business in the face of a small but deter mined band of Hllbustorors wno were deter mined that the sundry civil bill should not pass so long as It contained the Item of $5,000,000 for the World's fair. The em ployes of othfr bureaus , however , wont to work as usual , although they were formally notified when they reported for duty this morning that they would toil at their own risk , Inasmuch us there was no money to pay tbctn. Brought face to face with tbls serious con dition of affairs , the house was obliged to find a remedy of some kind. By noon the dlfllculty had boon temporarily bridged over by the passage of a resolution oxtondlng tbo old appropriations until August 4Qnd then the locked out printers wont to work again. Tbls astonishing spectacle was brought about to day desplto the undaunted fact that there Is on overwhelming majority of tbo house In favor of passing tbo sunday civil bill Includ ing the World's fair appropriation. The sonata is practically unanimous In favor of the appropriation and on n joint bal lot of the two houses the appropriation would immediately receive more than a two-thirds vote ; nevertheless ahandful of obstructionists have boon able to defy the will of the major ity , to keep congress in session a weak longer than necessary , and , as soon today , to bring to an absolute stop ono ot the largest and most important workshops of the govern ment , bo serious has tbo situation become that in despair of accomplishing anything to day the house adjourned at un early hour and loft the fate of the World's fair to bo determined by a democratic caucus tonight. Votoniiii to ho Well Treated. Grand Army men nil over tbo country , many thousands of whom oxpoot to attend the great reunion In Washington next montb , will bo glad to learn that they will bo given the free usn of tbo white house lot and of the grounds in the roar of the executive mansion for tbo open air gatherings ot the posts. Colonel Ernest , the superintendent of public buildings and grounds , at first decided In accordance with prooodont to deny the use of the largest and most beautiful lawn in Washington for those post reunions on ac count of tbo damage which would neces sarily be done to tbo grass , flowers and shrubbery. Today , however , after n con sultation with the president , Colonel Ernest reversed this decision , greatly to the satisfaction of President Harrison. Opposed to Army OHIccrs. Senator Pottigrow of South Dakota is after tbo army oQlcers again with a sharp stick. Ho does not intend to give up bU protest against the assignment of army ofllcors to act as Indian agents. He says array ofllcors are less boue tmoro venal and ' merco'unry and nro punished loss for their shortcomings than are private citizens , and ho proposes to prove this assertion. To-day ho introduced a resolution In tbo senate call ing upon the secretary of war for informa tion as to the number of court martials con vened during the past ten years , the men brought before them , the charges preferred , sentences and punishment imposed. Ho bo- llovos this will expose tbo fallacy of assign ing army nQlcors to act as Indian agents on the ground that iboy are either more com petent or honest than private citizens. It Is stated that when this Information Is received It will bo used by another senator to conduut a thorough overhauling of our pres ent system of conducting army courts mar tial. It Is held that they are a farce and re ally do not punish crimes. I'rcsldont Harrison's Letter. President Harrison bos not yet written a single word bf bis loiter accepting the nom ination ol tbo republican national conven tion. Ho will not oven begin to make the first draft of the lettnr until after congress bos adjourned and bo has gone to join Mrs. Harrison at Loon lalto in the Adirondacks. The president has tallied confldentally with qulto a number of prominent republicans during tbo past month end from those con versations and from careful reading of the Minneapolis platform bis ideas have taken quite definite form in bis own mind and It will not.bo dlnlcult for him to give thorn ex pression when once no ilnds opportunity to write the letter. The usual pressure wblcb ulwaya intends the closing weeks uf a ses sion of congress has made it Impossible for the president to write tbo letter hero. Ho hopes to glvo the document to the public somowboro between the 15th and 20th of August. Mlnoollunonus. Mrs. Paddock , Prank Paddock and MUs Paddock bavo gone to their homo at Boatrlco. The tlmo within which payments upon the Pawnee lands In Nebraska were to bo made to avoid forfeitures has expired. Senator Paddock bos Joined in a recommendation with Hon. U. D. Molklojohn and BradD. Slaughter that the secretary ot the interior authorize D. C. Hall , receiver at Grand Island , to ac cept unpaid purchase money on certain ontrlos upon which payments were made after forfeiture but without the knowledge of the purchasers in order to protect them. It scums that despite tbo forfeiture a number of purchasers ot lands have made payments , being Icnoranl of tbo daw when the for- foiluro took place. Tbo comptroller of the currency today au thorized the First National bank of Donlton , la. , to begin business with a capital of 850,000. W. Q. Bullls wis today appointed post master at Fort Niobraru. Cherry county. Nob. , vice J. M. Timehor , deceased , and Mury A. Anson at Burnt Fork , Swcotwator county , Wyo. , vice G A. Driskoll , resigned. Senator Paddock has concluded to remain in Washington for some days after congress adjourns , In order to complete some business for his constituents , when be will go east and not bo In Nebraska before next , month. Senator Mnndorson will remain hero in con nection with senatorial duty till September. Ho then will go to the seashore and will outer tbo Nebraska campaign in October. Secretary Husic says that no moro tnggori , mioroicoplsts , etc. , for the South Omaha packing houio will bo appointed from Omaha , Douglas county having her full quota. John B. Watson of Omaha Is at the Handall. Secretary Noble today dismissed the mo tion for review of tbo case of William W. Nannoy against Hciiry Mearo , from Chadron. Highest of all In Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOLUTELY PURE THE FACT 1 "It That AYEH'S ' Snffiaparllla CUIIES OTitr.us of Scrofulous Diseases , Eruptions , Uolls , Kcidina , Liver and Kidney Diseases , Dj-spopsla , llliou- matlsin , and Cntnn'lf'should ' bo con vincing that the 'Same course of treatment witr , C tm YOU. AH that has been said bf tlio wonderful cures effected by UitfMso of AVER'S Sarsaparilla during the past 50 years , truthfully applies to-day. It is , in every sense , The Superior Medicine. Its cura tive properties , strength , effect , and flavor are always the same ; and for whatever blood diseases AYEIl'S Sarsaparilla is taken , they yield to this treatment. When you ask for AVER'S Sarsaparilla don't bo Induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes , which arc mostly mixtures of the cheapest in gredients , contain no Sarsaparilla , have no uniform standard of ap pearance , flavor , or effect , arc blood- purifiers in name only , and are of fered to you because there is moro profit in selling them. 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Ono thouiana testimonials In throe years' practice. No Injurious decoctions , no narcotics , no polioa. Rational treatment and permanent euro. Following cases successfully trotted and euro ! given up by other doctors ! The > . Coughlln. 4312 Harney street , chronic rheu matism 0 years , kidney and liver troubles. Thos. Culvert , IStb and Karnam utreoti , ROnarat debility , Inrtlgostlun , losu of Btronnth rind vitality. Took medicine for years hut got no relief , M. I * Anderson. UJ1 Curnlnn slruet. citirra. asthma and bronchitis of fifteen yo.irs standln/ . Has for sale the following prepared romotllei at fl.UO a bottle , six bottles for f ) U ) , for tbo euro of Asthma , Catarrh , Sick HoiuUolio , Indlgoitlon , lllood rolsonlnk' . llhoumatlsmr Komalo woiknoss , Kidney and I.lver Complaint. No naonts. Sold only by Chinese Medicine Co , Capital , flOJ.OJJ. Office , IGih and CaLToraii Sis. , Oaii'n ' , No NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OP DAMAGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of all lots nnd parta of lots and roil estate along 34th street from tar- nun , streotto Dodge street : Vou are hereby notlllod that the undor- alKUcd , three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omaha , luivu boon dulv nnplontcd by the mayor , with the approval of tlio city coun cil of said city , to nH oss the U1 iiiitRo to the owners respectively of the nroj jrty affected by eradltiR 31th street from Purna.ni street to Dodge street declared t Jcessary by ordinance il.lTi ; , passed July 21st , 1.33. approved July ard , 1692. 1692.You nro further notlllod , that liavlne ao- cnpted xald appolntiiient. und duly nuallUod IIH required l > y law , wo will , on tbo llth day of Aiiznst , A , 1) . . 1MW. at tha hnur ot 1U o'clock in the forenoon , at the ofHco of T. li. iHcOuHooli , room 84J. Now Vork Llfo bulldlni ; . within the cnrporato limits of said city , moot for the pur pose of considering and making the assess ment of damage to the owners respectively of said property , affected by said irradlntr , inking into consideration special bcnollts , if uny. You are notlllod to ho present at the tlmo nnd place nforcHald , und inuko any objections to or statements concornlu' ! said assessment of damage , as you H. W. UIIISON. JOHN K. I'LAOK. Omaha. July 20th. 161)3. ) _ Jaodtdt NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OP DAMAGES - AGES FOR CHANGE OP GRADE. To the owners of all lots nnd parts of lots nnd rcul estate ulot.g 40th street from Hint to California street , You tire huiuby notified that the under- Blancd , throe dlslntciostod freeholders of the fitof Oinalm. have boon duly appointed by the mayor , with the approval of the olty council ufsnld olty , to imoss the damage to the owners rospocth'oly of the property af fected by changing the Krndo of said Btrcot , dooliireu nooiiBmirv by ordinance number 180 , DiiHHod July ' . ' 1st. 1SK , upprovoU July 'JJnl. IBO. . You nro further notlilcd , that having ac cepted st ld upDolntmont , und duly ouulllled us rciiuired by law wu will , on the I.'lth day of August , A. P. , iwl , at the hour of 10 o'clock In thu loronoun , ut the olllou of Bhrlver & O'lton.ihoo , It 03 Kurniini Htreut , within the corporate limits of Bald city , meet forthu pur pose of cunsldorlns and maklni ; the nsiusa- mont of duma o to the owners respoatlrely ot uuld property , affected by Buld change of irrade , taking Into coiislderutlouspoolnl bonu- you are notlllod to bo present ut the tlmo and ulucu aforesaid und make uny objections to or statomi'iits concerning xuld ustussmont of Uamugos us you may conaldur proper , \Vt O , HI1H1V Kit. T. IL HCOUU.OUH , It. 11 , 011ISUN , ( /'oinmlttoo of Appraisers. Omaha. July UOtli. 181)- ) ' . Jyll'JdlQ _ PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLD TION. _ _ COUNCIL CiUHiiKii. OUAIIA , Nob. , July 1 ! | , Ifc'ji llo It resolved by the olty council of tha city of Oiniihu , tha mayor couourrlngi That permtuieut sldowulka bo ooiiHtriicted In tha city of Omnlm as doslirnatud below , within flvu days utter the publication of till * resolution , or the personal Horvlco tiiorcof , in by ordinunco U uutliorlzi-d audrequlrudt such tfclowulUb to be lu.d to the permuueiit grade r.DOWNS 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. The eminent iperlnllit In norvoni , elironlr , prlvnle. blood , > kln end annnrj dlioniof. A roemlir and roiilstorod graduate In racilclna , us diploma * und cunlllcntci nboir. Is Btlll treating with tbo greatest auccon cntnrrli , ipenuHtorrhoes , lost rrmnhooil , lemlnMreaknun. . night lossei , Impotoncf , sypnIIU. itrlotaro , con- crrliuea , Kleet , Tnrlcorulc.cto. Nowercurjr uieit. Nen trentment for Ion of vital power , Parties utmblo to vl lt mo nmj be lro ted at homo [ 17 corrinpomienco. Medlcln * or InitraraROti sent bj malt ororprusj curolrp.ickoil. no mark ! to IniMcntu contents oriondor. Ono personal Interflow prtratroj. Coniallatloa Ireo. Correnpondenro trtctlr private. Hank ( MysterUf ol Lite ) lent fr . Offlou hour * 9 a. nu tottp. Ok Bundari UJo. rn.to Urn.bend inuuplor roplr * ns established on tlio paved streets specified herein uiul to lie constructed uf atone , nrtlll- clal stone , according tu specific itions on file In the oltlco of the Itoird ol Public Works , und uti'lor ' Its supervision , to-wlt : South side of Cumin ; : street , lot 4 , block 2UH. ulty. 10 tout wklo. North side of Webator street , lots 5 and 7 , block : < 51 , olty , C foot wide. North side of Hnrnov street , lots 5 and 6 , block 142 , oity. 10 feet wide. North sine uf Webster street , lots 5 , 0.7 and 6. block .Til. city. 8 feet wide. South side of Utirt street , lots 2 , 3 and 4 , block r l , city. 8 feet wide. East slue of Seventeenth street , lots 4 ind 5 , blnok 49 , olty. 8 feet wide. Kust sldo nf Seventeenth 'street , lot 4 , blooic 80. ulty. A feet wide. Wast sldo of Thirteenth street , lot 1 , blook S3. olty , 10 foot wide. West sldo of Eleventh street , lot 1 , blook 175 , city , 8 feet wide. North side ot Davenport street , lots 7 and 8 , block flO , nltr , 8 feet wide. North sldo nf C'hluago street , lot 5 , Mock 43 , Dlty. 8 foot wide. South sldo of Onss street , lots 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 , block 43 , city. 8 foot wide. North sldo ot Uass street , lots 7 , 0 , and oj ! of lot. , , I > louk2l , city , 8 feet wide. South xldoot California street , lots 3 and 4 block 1. olty , 8 foot wide. South nliloof Cullfoinliistreot , lots 5,0 , 7 , and 6bluulc.lO. city , 8 foot wide. And. bo It further resolved : Thnt the Hoard of 1'ubllc Works be. and Is hereby authorl/od and directed to cnnso u cony of this resolution to bo published In thn ollloinl paper of the olty for one weulc. ur l > o served on the owners of said lots , and thiittin- less such owners sliull within live days utter the publication or Horrlce of mieli copy con struct said sidewalks : is heroin rcrjnlrou , thttt the Hourd of I'nbllo Works ouiiso the anmo to be dune , the cost ut constructing Hiild side walks respectively to bo assessed agnlnst tlio real estiito , lot , or part of lot In front ut and ahnttlnt : Hiioh sidewalks. Pussod July 2Ist , 16Bi Attcat : B. 1' . JUvis , JOHN diioviii , 1'rosldont of the Council , CltyUlorlc. CltyUlorlc.Approved : OEO. I * . HKMIS , jMayor. NOTICE TO CONSTIIUOT SIDGWAI < KS. To the owners of tbo lots , parts uf lots and real estate cionerllioU. lrj the above resolution : Von and oneh of you uro lioieby notlllud to construct permanent sldownlktt as roijulrod by a resolution ut the city council and inityor of the olty of Oinuha , uf which the above is a Copy. 1' . W. JltllKUAUBKIl , Ohalrman Hourd of Public Works. OMAHA , Neb. , July 28,1802. Jy2tU7t H NO. 3159. Au ordlnancoorilorliiB tlio Improving of Loav- unwurtli btrcetfruin JUlh Htruot to llth street In struct linpruvefiiont district No. 4'4 , fluid liniirovliiK tu consist ot puvlriK with wliltu Colorado sundNlono and dlrcutlns thn boitrO of puhllo worl'x tu take the necessary steps to cause such work to bo dune. Whoroitx. the nriyur and city council nf the city ufOinitha have ordered thu hnnrovln' ' of I.uiivonwrirtli strout fiotn loth street to llth Htreot In street linprovmnont dNtrlet No. 421 , by puvliiK thu sumo und allowed thirty dayx tu nroporty uwners In which tu Uosl nntu und determine the material desired to be lined for such piivlnir , and Whereas , the said thirty dayfl hnvo expired and the property ownoni own'ns ' the in ijurlty at 'lie f ron tiiL'o In Hiild Inin'ovoment district liavo piitlllonud for the p.ivlnKof K.ild street In said district with while Colorado sand stone , and Wlioroits , In addition to such doslKnatlun of material byaald owners , the muyur and ulty council of nald city do hereby determine uuun the niatorlal so Hincllleil as Die material tu bo used forimch paving , tburofuro. Ho Iturclnlnod by the city council of the olty of Omaha. Suction 1. That thut part of Ijuavonworlh street from 10 < h utruoi tu lllh Htrcet , In street Imuruvumont district No. 434. bound the Name la lioreuy ordered Improved , uald linprove- ment to consist of paving with white Colorado mindstune. Uluss U , itcooriHnR to the the vpeulflcatloiii ) on Illo In the olllco of the board of publlo workM. Bectlon 2. That the bo.ird of imhllo wnrko Is lioruby ordered tu cauko said nork to ho done und to outer Into contract for the * inie with the lowest roxponHlblu bidder under the spoul- llfiitlons oulllu In thu nlllcouf vaid board. Section U. That thU ordimincu take elfeat and bo In force from unit utter Its puuiaje. 1'uasod July 20th , lbU2.JOHN JOHN aitovns. I'ro ldent Olty Council. Approved July ! r.'nd ' , 1892. 0 CO. I' . IJEMIH. Mayor. DR. J. E. Me GREW THE SPECIALIST. und dohltltles of youth and munhood. llyoai ? oxperlenco. ills rusuurcos and facilities ur pr.ictloitlly unllmltuil. The Doctor Is reco m ! niondoil by the pre-ts , and endorsed | n tht strongest terms by the people for fair triiiU mont und honest professional udvloo. Tha most powerful reined Ins known to modern QONORnHOBA-Immodli-.to relief. A coin- plotopuro without the loss of on hour's tlina from business. , OLEEr Onoof the most complete anil aim- cossful treatments for Kleotuud nil unnoylur dlichar os yet known to the modloat profoi- slon. The results uro truly wonderful. BTBIOTUBB Urontost known remedy for the treatment of stricture , without pain , out- llnuordiliitliw. . Amoatrnmurkabluroinudv. SVPHILIS-No troutmout for this torrlbla blood disease has over boon moro su-custful , norlmdHiroiiKer endorsonioiits. In the light of modern science this disease Is positively cur.iblo and every trace of the poison entirely removed from the bloo 1. LOST MANHOOD , und ambition , norvoui- ness , timidity , daapomlunoy and alt woaknosi and dUorderti of youth or manhood. Itullot ohtiilncd ut once. SKIN DISEASES , and all ( llseasoi of tha Btoinavn , blood , liver , kidneys and bladder nru treated su ccossfnlly with the groata > known remedies for tha dlst > isnl. Wrlto for olroulan und uttoitloiillst , froi. l-lth unit I'nnmin t > tn , iHintlni .Vo > , YOURSELF ! , Y Ask your Druggist for tt bottle of Ills . The only nonuitunaui remedy ( or all I ( tie niinatural dlidmrK s and I private dUcuva of men unil the I dfbilltatlii ) ; Mcalinvu peculiar I to womrn. It cures In a few i days without the aid or publicity of a doctor. J'A * I'nhcnal American ( \ire. Manufuclurml by I vThe Evanj Chemical Go , ' CINCINNATI. O. O. B. t.
