THE OMAHA DAILY BEftgTHUUxSDAY , AUGUSTT < U 1892.
TEA TRAY'S ' GREAT STAGGER
EoauHful Attempt to Win Made by the
Great Galloper at Brighton ,
ALLERTON INJURED AND KNOCKED OUT
to Do font I.olmon ht In\onport
llo Hpr.iitii n Trniliiu tjyons' HocoiiU
liny Aim SnccrMfiil Sjioctl ItliiR
mid JIiuu llutli
BinniiTOjf Bcvcit , N. Y , , Afcg. 8. A
balling land brcczo playoJ havoovltn the
comfort of tUo 5,000 spectators that loft the
cities to enjoy Iho Mrlnc * nnil escape from
the hont.
Larly Blossom , favorlto n I to 2 , captured
the oponlnc ptiMC , fliilshiuir In a galloping
stjflo. Tbo first ono to moot disaster was
J'lungor Miohaol Dwyor'u St. Ituoort , 8 to 5 ,
fortbb second raco. Fitzpatriclf roclo the
winner , Nick Baron , nt 11 to 5. The sports
then backed Prince Ooorgo from 0 to 5 to 4
to D. Ho was beaten , tiandown , 4 to 1
winning In n gallop from start to
fthlsh. The llnlsh for the fourth * race ,
the $1,000 pursu , was a rnttlor. Wllllo
i , had just succeeded In shaUlnp oft
lloqiiofort at tbo last sixteenth poit ,
wbon tfoa Trnv cntno tearing down the
btrotch llko n wild horao Tbo iinlsU was
tuo close , bowovor , nnd Wllllo L won by a
D030. Ho wna 7 to a , wbllo Tea Tray wns
inndo post favorllo at 7 to 5. In ttio fifth
iaco Lord Dnlmonv wns backed down from 0
to 5 to 7 to 10. Ho should huvo won , but
"Walker lost his lioail nt tbo last sixteenth
pnit nnd lot the Lord swerve , giving the
rnco to Jack Koss , 0 to 1 , by n hoaa. 2e-
nobia , oven inonov , for tbo last race , wns
benton by u length , Ella , a U to 1 chance ,
winning. Suuimarios :
I'lrStraoo , nvo furlonsjs : Early niowom (2 ( *
to 1) ) won. Tattler C to 1) ) second , Itob Hubert
( Oto I ) tMrii. Ttino : 1:04. :
bouond rucit. nix nnd one-half furlongs :
Sick Huron (11 ( to M won. bu Hubert (4 ( to 5) )
eccnnd , Klntlands (2 ( toll third. Titno : HS5.
Ihlrd nice , II vo furlonKHi Ijimdown (5tol ( )
woli. Kalthfnl (1 to J ) second , I'rlucu George (4 (
to f. ) third. Tlmo : 1U : ( . >
I'otirtli rnco , nnlo and Ji sixteenth : . Wllllo
Ij. (7 ( to 2) ) won. Ton Tray (7 ( toS ) second , Iloquo-
fort (8 ( toll third. Tlmoi 1:49 : ,
1 1'lfth rnce. t-ovon furlonxs : Juolt Itoso (4 ( to
i 31 won. J/unl Dilmmiy (7 ( to 10) ) sooond , Fagot
(5 ( to 1) ) third. TlinBt 1W. :
Sixth raco. six furlongs : Ella ( G to 1) ) won.
Zoiiouln ( oven ) second , Mackintosh ( J to I )
third. Tlmo : 1I7M. _
Kucllifritt Chicago ,
CHICAGO , III. , AUK. a. Unwtborno races :
Klrit rnce , flvo furlonss : Uecoptlon won ,
Tim Governess second , Destroy third. Tlmo :
fcocond race , ono nnd ono-fniirth mile ? :
Patrick won. Itmolavoodfcecond , Illunio third ,
Tlmo : 8:21. :
Third rnce , six furlongs , solllns : llolstor
won , Hunqitot second , Shoshone third. Time :
is in.
I'o n r th race , six furlonSR , soiling : Dud
IIUKhoswon , Well Used second , Artomus third ,
Tlmoi ItlffiJ.
, I'lHIi raco. one nudnne-Hlxtonnth miles , soil
ing : ( lovoruor Adams wou , . The Hero second ,
Hiuto of Texas third. Tlmo : 1:34. :
Garflold Park races :
I'lrstruco. nvo furlongs : Tobo neil won ,
llnlloo second , Gcoriro W. third : Time : 1:04 : .
Second r.ice. ono mile : Lord of the I hi r cm
won. Hart W.vlluco second , Jennie It third.
llmo ! 1:41. :
Third r.ico. snlllnc , six furlonzs : 81s O'Loo
won , Jacobin second , I'nn Kin ; ; third. Time :
1'ourth race , ono nnd ono-slxlecnth miles :
Ormlo won. Miijor Tom sucoud , Ernest Kaco
third Tlmo : 1:43. :
Tlfth race , five furlongs : Hottlo Hiideor
won , Jnok hovoll second , Frlneuas Loralno
third. Time : i:0i :
blxth race , six furlongs , solllns : Luke view
won , St. 1'ancras second , Exclusion third.
Time : 1:14 .
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On Diivuniiort's Kite.
DAVBSPORT , la. , Augi 0. [ Special Tele
gram to Tiili BEE. ] Elgtft thousand pcoolo
t watohod.tho _ second day 'a rncci on the now
inllo track of , the Davenport Mile Tracic club
today. It was Ip splendid order ana record
Lrrajdng wa $ tbo word. The ov'ept of tbo
day/ was the special race for $10,000 between
Allerton and Lobasco , owned by C. \ V.V11 <
Hams of Independence , la , and Mr. E. Met
Hfmry of Freoport. 111. The olllctul time of
the second heat was2li : ) > , but the proper
tlmo Is believed to have been 2J"J : . At any
ralo it was the iastost hunt trotted
by any stallion In the Unltoa Statoj this
j car on any kind of track. The first beat
was dead and the second was nearly so , '
Louasco lowering his record n second and
thrco-qunrtcrs. In the third boat Allorton
Dimmed the tendon of bis right hind legend
end will bo laid up for the season. Ths
purse went to Lobasco in n walk.
In the three-minute cluis. flvo to start.
"era won In throe straight heats. Dost time :
SiSS , Drown Dick second , Kins I'utchon third.
In tho.cluH3 , MJ\OU starters , Utility von
In thruo si nUlit heats , liest tlmo : 2:22K. :
Silver WHUpa souond , Voluslu third , Diindy
Hey fourth.
, The track is regarded as very fast.
Second IJiiy'n Jtn ultii nt l.yonn.
TONS , Neb , Aug. 0. fSpoclal Tolosram
to TIIB-DKE. ] Tbo second days races nt too
Everett Driving park opnnod with a good at
tendance. The weather was pleasant , and
the track was In the best condition. Sum
maries :
Two-yoar-old trot , entries , purse } 500.
Edith Qard . , . i 1
hhurp , . . . . . , . . . . ! . ' 2
JleCormiiok . . . . . , . 43
CJoiirlcs W . . . 3 4
Times 2:40 : , 2:43K. :
2:4 : trottliur , pursotm
Fhudeland Acniu . Ill
Grey Ohurley . "US
ruhnjr apr.iuuo . 4 3
Jhjr.vngo Hell . . a 4 4
Tlmo : 2JO.p:40 : : , 8:1015. :
nlnlcho I half mile runnlni : rnco : Grey Fox
won , 1'lpe.r Niger second. Time : M > J.
Uiuat interest Is centered in the races for
tomorrow and Friday. Onlmo will try to
beat his record of yesterday , ! i:10 : > .
flliiila Aniitliiir .Murlc.
DANVIM.P , Ky. , AUJJ. . The event of the
trotting tpdoy was the fast mlle made by G ,
iTVnnd O. Cecil's a-yoar-old lllly , Georgia
'Lee ; by Uambutta likes. In the last bout
for tho2-yoar-old stakes she made a record
of 2 : 'J09fi equaling the record for 2-yoar-otds
aver n half mile track. The summaries :
iw tnlces for S-yonr-nldi , $100 euarintodt
k Oeor ln Lro wdn. knntiiuk y Ulrl so.-ond , kuvy
luijimmons and MnrinnduUe divided third
llc.st tlmo : 'JiLN u. u.
for - yoiir-olds , s:4 : class , trottlnst
WD. - I'linU'r ' ooviind. Comfort ami
co.tdlvulud third money. Hesttimo :
ll t. ,
rtlia "il. by Oamhottn Wlll.oi , bad .v wnlk-
fr In the stakes for a-your-old pauer , ninlc *
the one heat In.31. .
hur.itocu's
, i QiitATOOA , N. Y. , Aup. . The races wore
* continued hero today. The trade wan soft :
First r ice , six furlongs ! I'airon (1 ( to I ) won
In JIITV. lliutcuU ( I ) to S ) sociwd. loliauto(0 | (
second race , Sovon-oluhths of a mlle : Huron
, JSSuiolH1 1 , thlrdmrtt"0 ! U * ' l ° " BOC ° " " .
; .lJl.lraa.lr.u.v.e.-.l : : ! ! ! . " . | . ! 0f a ' < ' . ' ' i e
,
.
1 ourth race , mllM und a
Klftll race , mlle and n slxtoenth : Kunlon (0 (
Hbone'o'lo'Rtl'.rd.K'"S ' ' ' Ur ° b ( OVC" ) 'oooul1'
. .
lit Denxer ,
pnnvor , Colo. , AUB. a Ovorlaud park
racoss
First HICB , six fnrloiiRs : Unppy Day won ,
Ilrarhortoconil. Htr.itiiKom third. Time : mo.
becond riicu , Huvun-olKhtln of n ml ut Cor
onet wou. Orrlok scpond , Arthur Murray
third. TImu ; li.tlii.
Third race , ono inlliii Y.Unyo \ won , Ilruroi
eecond. Carter U third. Tlmo : 1:41. :
1'ourth rucu , onu mlle and sovunty yards :
TJiiy Hardline won , bt. Albun nocond , Arnn-
del third. Hoodlum won but W H dlniiuulitlud
cm uocount of buliu undornoluhod. Tlmo :
1 1 19.
, 1'lfth rnro , II vii furlonpK : Uernldlno won ,
, Churjoy WlUpu third. Timoi
Aiiothur Stiinturil Htiilllon Doad.
SAN I''KANCIBCO , CnL , Aug. 3 , Senator
, StauforU > tallton Sport , 8 years old , record
3 ; 2 , dlod yesterday of pneumonia and in-
( lumniftUoD of thn bowels. Too dUeaso nt
Palo Atto leeioB to bo enldomlo and muny ot
iti Cor e are coughing. Bed water U sup
posed to bo the cauio. Nearly all tbo thor-
Qu'fiu'bndii at l' io Alto liava bcou tuiuodout
on account of the disease. The Hobart stock
farm nnd San Jcwo stables have lUfTored
greatly and the great stallion Stnmboul hnT
upon token to Stockton to prevent tils taking
Lho disease. Sport is said to bavo boon the
most beautiful UOMO over bred at 1'alo Alto.
Ills slro was Piedmont and dam Sontng Mo-
tiawk , nnd ho could not have bcon purchased
for over 820,000.
T hi City Program.
ST. PAUI , Minn. , Aup. 3. The Hotnl Ryon
handicap , with JSOO added money , the feature
of today's card , brought out only two
starters .lugurtha nnd BU ICindtg. The
rormor won in the canoit possible manner.
It was n poor uay for favorites.
Plrst rnee. Il-year-otds Mid up , seven fur-
lonir-c. Miiudo II ( J toll won , Corlnno lilnnoy
(5 ( to 2) ) second , Alice ( S to & ) third. Tlmo :
bcvond rnoo , ono mlle , for 3-year-olds and
upwards ! Vim Huron (2 ( to ft ) won , Carroll
Hold ( .1 to M Kocond , liomixlr ( J to II third.
Tlmo : 14)U. ! )
Third race , nvo fiirlonns. 2-voar-otds : Klslo
Oir.io t ) won , Kd Urocnwood ( oxen ) second ,
Lakeland fll to S ) third. Tlmoi l:0.U. : )
1'ourth race , Hotel Uyim handlonp , mlle
nnd n half I Jiinnrtlm ft in A ) won , Kll Klndlff
(3 ( to si second , Tlmo : ii40U ;
riftli raoj. mlle and a inrlonz : Torrent
[ oven ) won , 1'oroit (3 ( to n ; souond , Gladstone
( J to 2) ) third. Tlmo : isW.
First buy.
D , Nob. , Aug. 3. [ Spectal Tologrnm
toTiin Ben.J This Is the ilrst day of the
Friend racbs. Good day , but bad track.
Ono hundred nnd tuonty-flvo horses were on
the track. Startar S'vlgnrt of Omaha does
his woi K well. Summaries :
Txvo-yuar-old trot , purao 4-00 : Unrlock won ,
Anna 0. 1'ore-it second , Sylvan Chief third ,
IJpst time : U- : .
Throc-m Inu to trot , purse ti" > 0 , twenty entries !
rrlnion'i llrst , I'rlnuo Ashland second , Oul-
laton third , Oharlos Shou.ud fourth. Host
time : ! i.IS. :
Half mlle nnd ropoit , rnnnlim : Hovonuo
llrst. Ortilnin Qlrl second , A. 0. TuoUor third.
Tlmo : Slji , 6. . _ _
Uond Sport tit llulliilo.
BUKFAI.O. N. Y. , Aug. 3. The Grand clr-
cult races bc on today. Tbo woatbcr was
line nnd [ sport exciting. Rosa Filkms won
the 2:20 : class In qlght heats. The attend
ance ) was the largest for tbo first day In the
history of Buffalo's track. Tbo track xvas In
good condition.
2:29 : trotting , nirso 91,000 : Ttosti I'llldns xvon ,
Nclllo H aocond. Lumout third , llost time :
2:24
Match race , pacing , purse fi.OOO : Jocko won ,
Tempest second. Time : 2l i4' . SiVO'i , 2:22 l.
Olt.ssx':2l , trottlnij , inirso S..IUJ ( uullnlshod ) :
Burt Hlieldoti nnd Kxoollonco tied for first
place , Howard II third. Ilust tlmo : 2:18/1. :
Tips lor Today. t
The good thtncsofforod by the cards for to
day nro :
MONMOCTII I'AUK.
1. IlnlKinot Olo.imlnK.
2. SU Jllchaol I.axvless.
3. Kt. Anthony Zorllnc.
4. Toiinv Tournament ,
6. Alllt Youiii Ua onot.
0. IJollor-Kntro.
CUHFJIII.D PA1IK. * "
1. SprlnRiiway Touisallnnt.
2. I'orcruiincr Idla i'lekxvlclt.
it. Churchill Clark Quotation.
4. O. W , .lohiibOii-Knlst itr.
5. KhiistoQK Germanic.
0. Cqn lgnpo llymiui. .
All Mere Interesting.
Sit'itaissi , Mich. , Aug. 3. The races today ,
whllo of ono , txvo , throe orders wore closely
contested. Summaries :
Threo-yoiir-olds , 43 class trot , purse $2,000 :
Ahroslal won , Alllo second , Miss Wilton third.
lii'st tlmo : -'J.v,4. :
2.c : > puce , purse $ " > \VIconsln : King x\on ,
Llttlo Wonder second , I'rlma Donna third.
Best time : i'i8 .
Voarllngs. one mlle dash , purse $ . * > 00 : Con
firmation won , Altoneer second , Cervls third.
Tlmo : 2.4.5. ) '
2JU : pnolntr. slake $2,500 : W.ilnut Hey won.
Luoy Uumas second , J. A. U third. Ucst tlmo :
Kuxr York Tukcs Anot liur Ilrncn iiutl llcats
the .Soimtors.
NRX.V YOHK , Aug. 3. The Now Yonts ns
usual of late played in line form today and
fairlv smothered the Senators. Tbo weather
was fair. AUondhucoilI7. Score :
Now York- . . 0 0101 0430 8
Washington . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 0
Hits : Noxv York-12iWtishlnzton , 3. Errors :
N6W Vorir , Ui Wuslilnston , a. Earned rn'nsr
Now Vork , 4 : Washington. U. llatterle- . : Crane
and Uoylo : Janes and McOulro.
BuooKbV.v , N. Y. , Aug. a. The Phillies
dropped n cumo to the Brooklyns today. At
tendance , 2,145. Score :
Philadelphia . 0 10000000 1
Urooltlyn . 1 0010001 * a
Hits : Philadelphia. 6 ; Hrooklyn.O. Errors :
Philadelphia , 2 ; Brooklyn , 2. Earned runs :
Philadelphia. 1 ; HrooLlyn , 2. Batteries :
Cursuy and Clemunts ; 1'oiitz und Dall
BOSTON , Mass. , Aug. 3. Vickery was offoo-
tlvo today , but hu wildno s contributed to
the defeat oT Baltimore.Weathor cool ; at
tendance 1,400. Score : .
Boston . . . . . . 0 03001000 4
Baltimore . 1 2
tilts : Boston , 7 : Baltimore. C. Errors : BCH-
ton. 2 : JJ Itlmorc. 2. Eaninil runs : Boston , 1 :
Baltimore , ! . Batteries : Stlvotts and Kelly ;
Vlukery and Kobluson.
Louisviu.i' , Ky. . Aug. 3. The Clovolands
bunched their bits on Clausen lodav , whllo
Clarkson was , very effective. Weather
warm : attendance , 2,500. Score : t
Loumvlllo. . 0 01000010 2
Cleveland . U 7
Hits : Louisville , 2 : Cleveland , 7. Errors :
Louisville , 4 ; Cleveland. 2. turned runs :
Clovulnnd , ) . B.ittorlos : Chiuson and Grim ;
Clarltson and Zlinmef.
( Ji.NCl.N.VATi. O. , Aug. 8. Pittsburc won to
day bv good , timely hitting , und tbo Hods
lost by a painful lauk of the samo. Wuathor
warm. Attendance , 1,600. Score :
Olnclnnntl. . / > . . . , . a
Plttsburg . * 5
Hits : Cincinnati , 8 ; Plusburit. 10. Errors :
Cincinnati , 2 : Plttsburg , 1. Earned runs :
Cincinnati. ) ; 1'lttsLiiir . ! L Buttorles ; Dwyer
nnd Yauihii ; HliriH und Miller.
ot the Tennis.
.Sl'AKKS OF Sl'OltT.
Tiijtor'HVonilortiil Itldlri ) ; .
Si'lU.Ncii'li'.i.P , Mass. , Aup. a Goorpo F.
Taylor of tbo Manhattan Athletic club of
Noxv York , who made a mlle iu Hampdon
Park In JJH 1-5 yesterday , loxvoring tha
world's record of " : li ! , nmdo another wonderful -
ful rldo tonight , cdttliifr tbo world's record
doxvn to 3:11. : Ttio start xvas Irom'a stand
still. Tnu weather wns almost par.
feet for Taylor's rldo. The wind
xvas dxln doxvn Just bafoio 0
o'clock , BO tha air was * tlll. The track ,
however , xvu not In the best condition.
Taylor xvai xvoll paced bv ildon xvho
caught up promptly at the quarters ,
The llrst quarter XVAS made In It. ) 'J 5 , the
second xvns made in 1 :0. > uud the third in
10 : ! ! t-H , bioikiuir the record for throe-quar
ters of n inilo , made bv Taylor tbo pieviouv
dav In 1 :40 : 2-.r > .
Tax " lor U lil years of aijo , a imtlvp of Ips-
xvlab" und n member of thn Manhattan Alb-
lotto club. * *
Tuiinia at Ml rut i m .
SAIIATOIM , N..Y. , Aug. 11. The lawn ten
nis tournament in Congress Springs park
xvus continued today. The results of tha
preliminary rounds of moj'a ulnglos xvoro ;
Fl t rounds Hal ) nnd lilxby , Hall xvon ;
Ksuoltliio uno Ulllutto , Ulllettu xvon ; Cluetto
nud Hey wood , Cluetto won ; ICnapn and
btovons , Knapp won ; Slocum and Gates ,
Slcicum xvon ,
In the icon's doubles the llrst round bo.
txvocn Blocum and ( Jlurk , Ulllotte and K. n ,
Hall , > > as xvon oy Slocuiifund Clark.
li > ll from Jllko llixlln.
UMVIU , AUB , p. To < ib0 Bpohlne Kdltor
of TUB Dm : ; 1 BOO that several of tha local
lighters would like to moot mo In the rlnp.
1 would Ilka to tttuto that 1 atn ready for any
corner at uny tlmo to light to n lluUh for $100
aside nnd iratu receipts , JIICK Davis 'pio-
forrod. Mau und money can i * > found nt 8JJ
Uod-o ( stieet , MIKB UODIK.
YurhU
C6xvi:8Aug. : . 3 , The emperor's 1'yaeht
again ttufferou defeat today , "being beaten in
tbo race for thu iquaOron prize * by tbo
Ivernu. , In the rauo Jorjtho Australian cup ,
1'rlnoo ( Ioury' & yucljt Irene wlis boatou by
the Queen Mub. , t t
On account of stnto convention at Lincoln
the Ninth Ward Uepublicau club will not
bold lit rvgular meeting Q'uurtday even *
lug , Aueuat 4 ,
WHEN COLUMBUS SET SAIL
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LI "u
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Oolobratlon of the Pour .Hundredth Anni
versary at Palo's.
SCENES THAT RECALLED OLDEN TIMES
\Vn lilp of All N'ntlom Itccclx-n xrltli the
Ciiiinon'ii Itonr tlio hnnta Mnrln , 11
Conntorpurt of the ruinous Until
veil The
PAI.OS , Aug. 3. Tdls U the four-
nnntvorsary of the day on which
Columbus sot sail from Palo * wost-
wnrd on his x oyngo ' bf dis
covery. Tbo festivities arranged hero for
celobratlng the dav wcro carried , out with
great oclat. The vioxv from tha town , however -
ever , xvas obscured bv a .thick , mist which
bung ever the rlvor nnd rendered Itimpoaslblo
to see more than the dim outline of. the hulls
of the vessels lylnsnt anchor.
At 0 o'clock , the hour at which Columbus
began his voyage , the caravel- Santa Maria ,
constructed In imitation ot tlio' vessel of that
nnmo belonging to the Colittriods expedition ,
which bad boon lying off shora nil' night , sot
her sails for her passage tarougb the lines
of warships anchored outsldu the
bar , but oxvlng to the prevalence of
n dead calm a line was run to hoi * from n
gunboat. She xvas toxvod doxvn the stream ,
followed by tbo Spanish flotilla In single lllo.
Minister of Marino Montlgo was on board
the xvaisalp Lcgaspl.
The voyugo doxvn the river to Ibo bar past
tbo monastery of La Kubldu\on which buildIngs -
Ings the Hags of the American states wore Hy
ing , occupied about an hour. Outsidothobar
woio moored the vessels of the foreign
squadrons which had como to take part In
tbo celebration. Thcso vessels .formed in
lines , between which tho'caravol passed
nmldst thundering salutes nnd deafening
choers. The mist and smoke from the guns
made it impossible to watch tha maneuvers
of the caravel , which folloxvqd.'for jTomo dls-
tanco the routu taken by Columbus 100 years
ago.
ago.At
At 0 o'clock the llttlo vassal returned and
re-en torod the rlvor. Tnojtoxvn of Huolva
was croxvdca with visitors. AlMho build
ings , both private and public , . were gaily de
corated.
KxclmiiRod CoinpHmuiitary
ON , D. C. . Aug , 3. Tbo _ follow
ing cable messages xvoro cxohaugod today :
LA HAititiA , Aug. 3.TO the Protldont :
Today , 4W ( years ngo. Cohlinuus sailed from
Palos. dlscoNorinv Amerloa. The United
States Hag Is being holstud , tills moment
from Iho convent ; of , Ljt-iSiblda.ilonR xxltb
b-innurs of all Amoilomi stales.
lUtturlos und ships saluting , accompanied
by unthuslastlo aoi'lamatlons of the people ,
armies and navy. Hod bless Amerle-i
I'liiCTO , Alcalde of Palos.
BKrAiiTxiENT or STATE , \VAIIIJ. < VTO.V , D 0 ,
Aug. It , itnu. fcenor Prloltt. Alt-itd- I'ulos ,
Lit Kuuida , Spuln : The president of the
United Hiatus dliuotrt mo tu-t cordially
tick nowledKo your hiossuso of creating. Upon
this mcmorablo day , thnsnttlngly oolebrated ,
the peoDlo of the now xvostoriixvorld L-lvo
Rmtoful rovoreneo to tho" name and fame of
Columbus and Join hands with the sons of the
br.ivo sailors of P.ilos hhd lluolvu. who
manned the dlbi'ooror'H c.inix-ols.
1'osTEU , bueret.iry of State.
CKIATUI > A SKNSATION.
Mans. CorrlKiin Attumpts to O iostlon Sotiio
btiitiiinontH Mudo by'thiTl'opo.
ROME , Aug. 3. The folloxving Is from a
high source in the Vatican : Considerable
sutprlso has boon caused hero by an effort of
Mons. Corrignn to establish- Inexactness
of ono of the statements of the holy father
in his recent letter to the hishops 'of the
province of Noxv Yorlc. After the consecra
tion ot tbo now bishop of Brooklyn , his grace
of Now York addressed u .letter to the holy
father , signed by l-.lmsollj ond-somo of his
suffragans , saylng that It had. cocqo to tholr
knoxvloilge , tba af Vl opj liad beon'mado-
his holiness that/ culturkatnpf/ would break
Out in Amoricalf his holllloss ventured to con
demn tbo arrangements lately made for the
schools situated in Faribaultf and Htlllwator.
In , his reply tbo holy father stated distinctly
that nobody ever madn him such a threat.
Upon receipt of the lot tor- the archbishop of
Noxv York , in order to prove his -point , col
lected a number ot quotations from the
memorial of the archbishop &f St. Paul , nnd
from the letter of his oralnonco of Balti
more , which seemed to beaf a dltTorent sense ,
and forxVardcd them tD Uomotjtho ( mombeis
of the Sacred college- , wrapped up in sepa
rate copies of the latter 'of the pope , in
order to show by contrast the mistake of his
holiness. But the quotations are not to tbo
point , for in none of thomdooj. his eminence
of Baltlmoru , nor his grace pf St. Paul , over
bay to the pope that in . America a cultur-
knmpf xvill follow the condemnation of
the arrangements fortho schools
of Farlbault nnd Stilljvfttbr. "They
only allude In a" ( ! ehoral manner
to a remote dancer overhanging the church
in Amcr'ca if certain fuUe pretensions made
there reconlly xvere permlHed to grow.
Tnls Is evident to anyone ha'ylo axn oppor
tunity of reading the quotations' ! given by
Mons. Corrigan In their own place and In
their proper context. Besides 'it 13 'plainly
absurd to any rellootint : mind tha ; in a coun
try as xviso and practical as America the
condemnation by tbo pope of.txvo' . small
schools could provoke a culf.urKatnpf. To re
move all possibility of ofjui vocation Mons.
Corrlcau might publish the -letter ho ad
dressed to the pope and then the public
could see for itself how exact l , the state
ment of the holy father , for bis reply was
made to that letter and not to > the memorial
of the archbishop of St. Paul nor to the
olsnop. It creates a most painful Impression
hero and it is recorded as an act of ijreat
disros poet to his holiness. *
Ilo l IntortiovivU In rarlw ly.ij punpa-
l > or J\Iuii. \ n .
1'Aius , Aug. 3. The ox-prosldont'df Vono-
zoula , Dr. Raimuudo and Uaza PAlacio is
still In Paris. Ho has bccii fuAlhcr Intor-
viexvod in regard to his couisolnVc&o c > ula.
Ho said : "I have , ooon most unjustly slan
dered uy those who do not knoxv mo per
sonally and aio but ill-aoqualntod
xvlth my acts as ptosidont of Vone-
C7oula. I huvo been put doxvn as a.jnau void
of self-respect , vl < s : A drunkard , n gambler
undatblof. Those who Knoivmu are per
fectly aware that I novnr pass tbullmlts in
the nse of XVIIIQ or Ilijuor ; that the feW
houses I own nuro bcon bought xx irh the pro'
needs ol my personal efforts In the oxorclso
ot mv profession as u lawyer and ttiat , as to
gambling , I have yet to learn the vuluo of
each card. * ,
"I xvas by no moans fnroad to ubaudon my
country. 1 loft bv my own free will and am
as yet the only constitutional president of
Voiiczoulii. .My successor , Dr. Gultlo. mo
Toll Vlllegas , is simply In charge of the
presidency.
"General Ciespo's forces have boon dcQn <
Itlvely touted und bo U noxv n fucitlvc in
the southern plalnu. llo may continue the
xvar us a guerrilla chief , but this kind of
xvarfaio does not Uacomo umuir who has
been u * president of the republic utod has
auch a gloiious rocord. . * "
"Tho rovolttlonury movotnoiit . was not
crusbed'at its blt b on account , of Ibarras'
timidity nnd Rangol's InnptituctOj" * '
JUDKU'a
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,
Jin li SiiUI to Iluxu Aluitn Axtuy AVIth n
hiuull rortuue. " *
BuuifjEi.s , Auir. a. ThoIndependence Bolgo
oftblsVlty SUVA that tlio ' frauds perpetrated
by Mr. Henry B. Ryder , the Unltod States
consul at Copenhagen , who U upw ; under ar
rest there , xvill amount to'JOJ,000 kroner. The
relations existing botxvoea Consul Ryder ana ;
Hon. Clark U. Curr. the , American mluislor
lo Dnnmark , have long boon utr'alncd , and
the minister is said to huvo requested his
government to recall Ryder , r TI'P. ' lattor's
friends In the State douartmonUat Wd/nlng *
ton , however , bavo always succeeded In
avoldluK this uctiou. In response to u tale *
groin from the Daninh govorninoui , thq
Unltod Btutos authoritloi 1 > pvor cabled to the
officials at Copenhagen \ \ proc uj'xvltb the
oa > o and provo the allegations against the
cor.nul ana render judgment in the case in
accord unco with the Danish law. The affair
continues to bo the eeuiuUojUn.Coixjahasen.
Cousul Ryi or uud hu xvtfo. xvno-nviu ! taucu
Into custody soon nftor the arrest of her bus *
band , remain lit ] JJll. tils said that tholr
mode of llfo xvhnbun Copenhagen has boon
extravagant.
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Mnro Chnrgns AciiliiKt fliilfonr.
LONDON' , AiiRjjB. A petition has bocn
lodged against Iho return to parliament ot
Balfour , the gorafVunont leader in the last
boiuo. It charges .bribery , intimidation and
general corruption by his agents in the i-o-
conl election c
Kx-l'rrMdciit lliiRriiin .Shot.
PANMAu O. Advices M to the closing
scours oi the revolution In Honduras say
that ICogoii Nufflfr has bee" ! ! completely suc
cessful : , auil cx Pttfolddnt Boprain has boon
shot. Dr. Uoiilllftvis the .provisional presi
dent.
.Schools Olospil llopiuiso of Cholera ,
ST. PnTKitsncim. Aug. 8. In oonsoqiioneo
of the prevalence of cholera the Russian
sch6oU have boon closed till September.
Medical students will bo sent to the infected
districts to help flght the disease.
AVnrrnntK Sxtorn Out for 1'rlrk nnd Ollinr
CnriiOKto CnnipHnV Olllrlnls.
PiTTSiiuno , PH. , Augvd. Hugh Ross , the
strlko loader , this mnriilng sxvorc out war
rants for thn nri-ojt of H. C. Prick , choir-
man ; P. T. Liovojoy , \ secretary ; J. G. A.
Lolshman and II , M , Curry , olllclals of the
Carnegie comoanx' ; , T. A. Potter and G. A.
Corov , superintendents at the mill ; Roboit A.
nnd William Pitlkorion , nnd half a dozen of
their men who took part In the fight nt
Homestead , charging them xvith murder. It
Is probable that Information xvill bo made
later against them for'consplraoy to depress
the wanes of woritmon nnd Incite riot by
bringing nrmod men Into Homestead. The
suits xvero doluxod on ncoount of the shont-
Inc of Prick nud ills not the intention to r-
rest him nt present.
Tbo attorneys for the strikers hold a long
consultation nfter the Informations xvoro
made xvlth the result that it xvas decided to
servo the xvarranls only on Lovejoy nnd Pot-
tor. Ills undorstoftd Lovejoy xvlll suriondcr ,
waive a hearing' and usk the court to fix bait.
TO WOHKt
Now Molt on Arriving ut Plttsbure Ilcsort
to tlio Strikers.
PiTTsnuiw , Pa. , Aus. 3. A party of ton
laborers who came hero from Cincinnati
with fortv others on a special train for
Homestead , xvho refused to go to work In
the mills , wore tnkou In charge bv members
of the Amalgamated association and will pro
bably bo sent homo by the association. Tbo
men claimed that they had been aecolvod by
the agent who hired them. They did not
know their destination was Homestead. A
half dozen of the meh , It "is said , loft the
train nt Nowaik. O. The remainder con
sented to go to work and are now in the
It is slated Hh'at ? "tho Iborougb pdunsol nt ,
Homestead Is preparing , tno papers for the
arrest of militiamen' charged xvith ( nsultlng
women At the bortSifgh council mooting
Burgess McLucklp chargcd that the soldiers
xvoro not particular whom they accosted and
that the xvtves andttaughters bf residents of
Homestead were licit safe. It xvas decided
to have the matter J thoroughly investigated
nnd to prosccdip jtno men if McLucklo's
assertions xvoro i
AXAHCIIJST } i < r.l.lCK UISCIIAKUUO.
Chief of 1'otlcc iUiytpiiVlioArreHtcd Him ,
( .VrrAlcnr.d.
PiTTsuunoPa.7Aug. 3. Krodorlok Molllck ,
who xvas arrested d6 Long Branch as an accessory
*
cessory ot Bargnj utbc would-bq assassin of
H. C. Fnok , waftiffilvon a hearing before
Judge Urippo , nndps.thnro was no evidence
to hold him bo xvas/dlschargeo / from custody.
Loxo BuAxcir'NIJ.'Aug. { ; a.-t3hlof of Police -
lice Lnyton wasA rrlilgned before Justice of
tho'Poaoe'Van ' Ot'Jtiu , charged wlUi assault
and uattcry upan5BnnUjMollickth , ( iiUoped
Tho'fcu4Qwlll , bo tpkuu Ueforo'lhcQrr.aud jurj
fc ° w- . - ; " - - >
( Troop * \Vllt'8tKynt Wnrilner.
n , Fdabo , AUB. S. General Carlln
and Major Handall havij roturnoj jjoro from
Fort Stiorraan. Tlio troops will "bo bero for
an indefinite period , as tbo United .States
commissioner has warrants for the arrest of
COO incn.-soino : MO or Whom am yet lo bo
sorvod. "It uas'nbou represcntcd'lB tbo peti
tion to both the"governor uud president that
men bavo boon da cnafod'for the aSsaisin's
knife or bullet , and that , existing evidence
proves tbo assertion. . . *
SUt Jt. * 1(1 UTS JfAY'I'll'EIll Ot//JiT.S.
Demur's I'rcpurntlotin to llccclvo Tlioiu
Almost < oiuplotud.
DENVEII , Colo. , Aug. " S.Thls city fairly
teems with good-naturc'd rivalry on tbo part
of Interested citlzbn's anxious to excel In
decorating business "blocks and homos in
honor of tbe coming Knights Templar con
clave. Ait is ts from tbo principal cities of
tbo United States are on tbo ground nnd are
rustling to 1111 orders. Already banners uro
flying , emblems are displayed in profusion ,
and tbo general colors of tbo order moot
one's eye on ovary sldo.
-The sanitation of.cars to boused by tbo
knights who remain on trains is receiving
especial attention , so that the health and
comfort Of visitors ahull bo amply cared for.
Tbo ohlof healtb. inspector is carefully
watching all preparations. The railway
companies bnvo surfaced tbo yards , and
everything there Is in good order for Iho
tremendous gathering. Hulcs and regula
tions bavo been prepared for diieutlui ; and
govcrulng 160 men as special yard policemen
aud general assistants. The railroa bave
also divided tbolr propetty into three divls.
ions , with a superintendent und assistant Iu
charge of oach. to caiofully direct matters ;
answer all questions and to in every way BOO
tuat tbo visitors are comfoitubio. Water
pipes huvo bcon laidto ull tbe > urdi , und ice
will bo abundantly supplied by the railway
companies.
The b6tol committed | ma bcon actively at
work for nearly , n year systematically ar
ranging every detail In anticipation of the
linmcn agaihudn ? < Tba committee divldod
the city into districts uud a pybtomutlc house
to liouio iiaUvau has bean . .mudo. A. regular
system of bookb were used , Uy Saturday ,
Iho ( Kh inst-oviirynvuiUI > lo room aud bed
In the qlty wfll , bo ktiowu u d registered.
Although aomb 60,001) ) sir knlubts .aud Iboir
frlolids bavu beoiij looiitod , thoro'wlll bo no
trouble in placing. . 15lpu to ! ! * , OUU moro.
Among nil the jtpjri'nltteo' ' none have done
morn InborlouB VVPI.IU In prcpaiing for tbo
conclave. - r '
Itliiorant commantfory No IP of Albany
arrived this mormuft. A oommajlaory will
leave Terre Ilnutrr'f'rlduy ' ut a 'p. ' iu. and
airivo here for biuwWast on ijunduy , August
7. The train wTK run Holid from Terra
IIauto to penvor'nnttwlll bo composed of u
bagiaco car ands.ljiillmaii sleepers , Tbo
headquarters of ttfoiommuudory is at the
Matty bloclc on hjtvoutoontti und ( jloimrm
vtreots , wbero it M akou tbe ontlro second
lloor. * t : >
Sir W. J. UotttffK represontliiR Crusader
commandory of Ilo pra , JIL , writes to tbo
hotel couiralttoa Wji > liionilug that It will
bavo 1,500 pooplouior.0 for the conclave and
will reach Uonvev&Ut \ .Ho'cJock ou Sunday
evening. SJjJ5 ! ,
Sir John O. CftffcH bf Niwhvlllo ram-
tnandury , Tonu. , ( Wfces to hotel lioadijuartura
that It wuuts rep upr t-\vMuty-Uvepersons.
THU
Jlrulo InillniiK iurqulo ; tit lo'iitiniii Tlioy
Am V iry'ilftiully Xuiv.
OEI.HICIIS , S , D , , Aujr > T-Spoiial [ to '
DuK.J-Chlnr Two Strike , a bead man of tiio
lirulo Indians at Kosobud , and hlsjband uro
nowoit tbolr wdy'tP tb } > Crow agency Jn
Montuim , wbc'ro tbSy arc goinfr on a thlity
days visit und alia to get nome norsos prom ,
isod them. This chief caused coui > ldorablo
trouble to tbo 'go o > umout durlug tbo Ute
bostllltlos , but ho is now B true trlood to tbo
government uud uses bU | nlluonco at ull oo >
cmlou'a to advmico tbo Interests of his poo.
pie uua to bavo bli neoujo qomply wltb thq
wishes of tbo department. They are now
welt-to-do and apparently happy nnd well
satisfied wltb their present troatmeat. They
entertained tbo people of Ibis town this
evening by giving ou > inaa duuce urouud a
ho nil re in tbo street ? *
Is now lt progress , with a
CLOSING OUT
AT
must get rid -of it , as our own stock is arriving
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C'
and we need the room. We bought it cheap and
- you get the benefit ; All sizes , all styles , all colors ,
all prices.
Successors toM
HELLMRN
2t GO ,
Cor. 13tli and Farnam
Cor. 13th and Farnam Streets ,
heavy crop of all kinds of praln. Corn is
noxv doing xVoll nnd promises to make a good
crop. J
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4 i < 10
\Vost 'ili Pension ! ) ,
\yASiitxaT < i' { . D. O. , August 8. [ Special
Teioram'loafiiEil3icrj rTho loHowlng list
of pensions granted. ia reported by Tun BEE
una Examiner Burcsu of .Claims :
Kobraslta : Qrlginal Dan'.cl M. Holdrldgo ,
William H. Beall , Beunott W. Pierce Will-
lam Koxvloy , Andtexv M. PotorbOu , Charles
Brltton , JoelT. Younp , Franklin J. Cochrnn ,
Ervin Darling , Thomas J. Clark , IMIas W.
Urightol , Charles AlcNeal. Additional
John Jones , Harrison Beans. Increase
William Smith , Lnthor V. Bralnnrd. Orig
inal xvidoxvs , etc. Marllles Taylor.
Iowa : Original James "Vnndlke , Samuel
Patterson , Jurry Cooper , Frederick W. Sims ,
Joseph Broxvn , Wilson K.Bottorff , Benjamin
S. Klr.lt , Jacob Unn , Abraham C. Rarick ,
UaniolPiUjtt'John Steffx'Vllliam ijvle ,
Holland BlcGroxvf Marlon T. Marlln , Urastus
Mr Brooks , v Jasper JJaxvson , Kneoloy D ,
Wright , Charlcs.JJ.oiiory , Henry Green , John
Cox , Jr. . Samuel i. Embury , Joseph Stanley ,
Cyrus G. Hand , Jlor-ico Bliss. Additional
Levi W. Mavnard , John Bokirt. Increase
Isaac Mickey , JohnT ) . McFarlan. James W.
Tullis , Chester Hunt , Patrick AUCuskor.
Oriclnal widows , etc. Mai tha Van Pelf.
Colorado : Original Frank B. Fcnton ,
Charles W. Blddlo , Thomas D. McMIIlen.
Increase Samuel O. Luther , Patrick H.
Stoelo. Original , xvidows , etc. Martha J.
.
North Dakota : Original Ensign L. Calk
ins , Clarence Lynr. Thomas Olson.
South 1)811010 : ' Original Joseph M.
Greene , Edg"ar Pauguburn , Nelson Fader ,
Samuel L. Uai'r. ' Increase Elwood Fneot
Uoty.
Montana : Original George L. Bowles ,
Cbatles E. TompUins.
Collision on the htrcct.
J. A. Tutlull and Ills racing horse , Clnr-
once L , collided xvlth a buggy occupied by a
lady nnd troutloraan on Douglas street last
evening but xvith no more serious conso-
qucncos than smashing the running gear qf
the bugiy. ; A morn serious ncciJont xvas
averted by Mr ! Tuthlll's qulcn notion in step
ping his 'hoMO and preventing thn buggx *
from being ovoiturnnd. Mr. Tuthlll gave
the couple his. own rig to dilvo homo and
took their bugcy to be repaired.
Suing Moukholilani.
The Omaha Driving Park association pro
poses to jnulio the dulinquont moinbers pay
up their Ubsossmciits , ana vith this object In
vioxv tbo president , H. 1C. Burkott , has
brought smta gal list the folloxving members
to recover llioso sums : S. S. Curtis , § J2."i :
C. L. Vim Camp.4riO ; H. A. Worlov ' , W.150 ;
A. IV Glnn'r $ & > ; Thuo. Galligh'or , , fno ,
und M. Ai Upton' $ IX > . The petition alleges
that these bums uro duo on 11 rut payment
and subsequent assessments.
814,110 to Clmiifumim ] und Jluturn.
Via tlio LtiUo.S.ioro ! route ( L. S. & M.
S. Ry. ) , tickoUs on sale Autruut IS nud
1-i. Good fur loturn until Soptotnbor
15. B. P. Humphrey , 727 Mnin si. , Kan
sas City. C. 1C. Wilbor , xvost pass , ugt. ,
Chicago ,
v
Th Kloviitiirit AVnn't Wurk.
Contrary lo tbo oxpectatlons and to the
disgust of tha pcoplo who have to climb the
stair" in the city 1ml ) , the elevators in that
btjlldlng warn not started yesterday. There
xvas something .wrong with thu pumps and
Ihoy wll hayo to bo repacked before they can
pass Inspection.
TASTELESS-EFFECTUAL
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A
i $ directed Ihcta Jiracmi ) I'll If will
proTt mnrioloin're ( tor tlTHto ll muoouled
bjr lu * uoro ur kindred dUueoi.
25 Cents a Box.
bat centrally reoocfilted In Rnfltna nnd. In ,
( let tliroutuoot tbe world to t 'Srortb a
uln bcir" fur t ) rtuoa tuat tuey , i
.VII.Tj CITKR w x lde rtinco iifeom. .
plulnt , aDdlli ( they ! ) < > mod to many
taffer uot intl/ oat but uwy caingai. la
doe ion' btlU.
Covered With a Taiteleii & Solubl * Coating.
Of oirdr6"KlflB. | I'rlco 22 cants a box.
Heir York Depot , 803 Canal ril.
HHALTHFUL , AGRHnABLE , CLEANSINQ.
For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics.
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chaflng , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A Delightful Shampoo.
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
A "vVritwu Quarantoo
la Cure Kverj C&va or
Monay Refunded.
Our cure l > permanent and not a p K3hla mf. Cruel
treated teTen yean ago have norer lean ft ijmptom
luce. nyOoscrlblng cmo full/wo can trott you br
mall , nd wo KlTu tb * name strong KuaranU * to cur *
jr refund all monejr. llioso who prefer to oomi nor *
fortreatment cnn do o aol wo will par railroad far *
both waya and hotel b'.lls while here , If vre fall to cnro
TTa cunllenge the world for n cnia that or Magi *
Itcmedr will not curu. xt rite for : > artlaulari and gat
.h * Tldenco. In ourteven years inaction with th
Mccloflnme.lj It lm been iuo > t Oinicult to OTeraomt
Uie prejndlcos asalnst Bocnllud spoclllca. Hut unilar
ouretrcnr gutrnntso tlionsiuuli are trjlnc It and 1)
InK cured. WeKunraitoo to euro or r tuod ererr
ilollar , and nswobaro n reputitlon 'x > proieot , aim
financial bhcklnic of liTOVUit it purfcetlr eaf to nil
who wlli trr the treatment , llerutofore yon bar *
putting up Bud piylim out your money for dUTareat
trcutmcnti.nnd altliougli you are not yat curoi no
ono Iiai paid buck your money. Wo will poiltlvaly
euro you. Clil.clironlo , Ucop onto.l caiei cartdtaOl
lo'JJtlnyi. InvoJtljiito our .tinanclal nundlnir , our
reputation ai biulnca uion. VVrltu ui for uamu aa I
addreiiesof thoioualmru curul who hart glien
pcrniltslontorufurto tbcm. It ro i you only post-
He to do tbli. If your tyrapyim * &ra lore tbroat ,
mucoui patibciln moutb , rliejmntlsm In bones and
] olnt , linlr falllntf out , eruptions on nny part of the
body , follnz of general ilf presilprt , pnlm ha btajor
bones. Too hBTuno tlmato waito. TUO > who ari
ronitantly taking mercury nnd potash , tboulil dl *
ronlinuolt. Conatant u > a of thesu drugi will lurely
Ijrlnif Boroi and ontlnn u' ' ar ln tlia end. Don't full W
irrlte. All corro.pondcnce sent sealed In plain en
velope. Wo Inv.to the nioit rluU Inreslluatlou ad
vl',1 Hu all Iu our pcworlo at 1 you Ic It.
REMEDY CO. . - Omnhn. Neb
PROPOSALS KOR PAVING.
Sealed propnsuln will ho rcuulvod by the un-
doislttnod until IsJJo'oIcioU p ru , August l.'tli ,
IB'iJ ' , for thu following Ulnrti of paving iimtor-
Inl. vl/ :
tihiiix Fulls or otlicr cranlto ,
Uoor.ld | HMlldstOIH ! .
Woodruff. Kunaiix , htonc.
And vlttlllod briok , ull according tospculfl-
. cations.
I'or IMI\II | ! { parts of the following streets In
thu city of uimihii. iniiiprlnud In struot liu-
protoniont dUtrlots NOB. led , 171.1" : ; nnd 475.
urdorud Iniprovuil hy ordinances Dill. HU.1. .1141
nnd 3111 luspeotlvulv. and more particularly
described IIH follows , vn | ,
No. Vfr-2 nJ NtrotU from norii ) line of Mluhl-
KIIII street to Nicholas Htrnot.
No 471 2Uh auuiiumm J.ouveilwoi til
strcxitto Murey Htruut. .
No. 47.Kind Bt rout from I'uitplolnu iivnnuo
tou point 1WJI aviuj fmt HDuthof l > opploton
lUeniiB , liolnc tlio south llnu of tux lot : ) ) In
uectlon 87 , mid . t
No. 475-Alley in liloul ; : ! 17 f rom i'Oth street to
UlHt , street In tlio oily of Oniuhu.
T.uvli bid toHpeutfy prluo per xquaru yard
for Iho paving complete mil thu mreeta und
Wurlt to bu done and ll < lu to' be made In
accord Inco with plnne und NpuelUa.itlon *
adopted IruIuno.IBnnd ! ) unlloIn / tioollleoof |
the Hoard of 1'ubllo Worl.s.
Kuuh proposal to bo tiliidu on printed hlnnus
( urulslieil by tlio bourd , uud U > bu'auoonipu-
ulud by n porfDIoil ohe.'lt lu the mini of t > U ) ,
puyublo to the city of Oinuliuiia HI ; vilenee |
of eooil faith.
Thu bonrd re er\e tlio rlxht to nwjvrd the
ooiitraotnn all thosulu dUtrloU ( Oiellier. oren
on uuch districtKopurutoly. fur the ullfuront
kinds of inuturUI. # ubj it to tlio neluotlon of
the mutorlal by the property awnpn , or the
iiinyorund eltr LDiincll , to reji > ot uuy or ull
Clin.lruiuullo.4iil ofl'itbllu Worka.
Omaha , Neb. , July VTlij. ) b'ji jyi-T uJ-i
DR. C GEE WO ,
Tlioonly lazily grAltiitol Clilnoso pliyilclau
filulit years' study. Ton years prnclicil ojpor' .
ence with nil known dlio o9 Treats aiioojsjriillj
ullcironlociso3 ! : lvon up by nthar doctors Uall
nnd BOO him or wrlto for question blank. Da nol
think your cao huMluii | bocius ) your doctor t3lH
yoiibo , but try the Clilusso doctor with lilt now nil.I
wonderful remedies , amlraoolvo new banollU tin I n
parmaiirnt euro Init otlior ilootori cannot glvj.
llurlm. Hooli anil 1'lanU nntiira'a ramodlss 111 *
tncillcliiCK Tim world bis wltuosi Una ttioimnd
trstlinnnliiU In thr. a yuara' practlcj.o Injurloiu
ili'cacllcins , no nnrcutlcs , no pohon Uutlontl
trcutincnt and permanent curj
nuccosifully triiatol anJ curaJ.
given up by cillior ( lectors :
Tliot , CoiiKhlln , < ll. Hnrnny rtroot , chronicrliou-
inntlsni C yearn , kidney nnd llvor tronblO ] ,
'Iho.i. Uuhort , I.Hli mid Knrnim Htrcoti. Kenoral
debility. Intllitustlon , los < of utrauutli nnd vitality.
Took mudlclno for > onrs but not no roller ,
M. I * Andcnon. U2l Cumin { ntrjot , cttirrX
oBtliruu auil bruucliltli of Ilftoou yours standln ;
Has for nnlo the following prnptrol roinocllDl nt
II Wu bottle , sir bottlus lor 510U , for tli'j euro of
Astlimn , Catarrh , hick llendaolio , InillKOstlou ,
lllood 1'olaonlni ; . lllioiimntlim , Kumilo Woikiiusi ,
ililnoy uuil l.lvcr Comiilalnt. No nuonls. . Hold
only by Cutuosii Modlclnu Co , Capital , SIUJ.OJ )
OITiM , ICtli and Califaraii Sb. Omaln , Nell
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING.
Scaled proposals will bo rccolvo ) ) iy tlio
iindiiiaUncd until I : llo'clnok.p m. August l-'th
te'M. for eurhlni ; xvlth white Colorado Hund-
Hlnno , red Colorado sandstone nnd lleroa
Hiinilhtnno. according to Hiccincitlo | > iH , purtH of
tcil.iln streets In Iho ulty tit Omaha , uum-
prisud In HI rue t Impiuvoincnt districts , inlm.-
biiied and duxciibud .is follous. tn-xvlt
No. ICO lril street from north line of Mlchl-
gan sticut lo Nicholas stioot. < /
No. 471 'Jith avenue from Lo.ivcn worth
btruel to Marcy stieet.
f > o 17nd Hlioot from I'cnplntnn avenue
to u point l(0l ( ( fit-HH ) feet Hoiith of I'opjiloioii
the south line of tax lotUJin
- , *
r.u.hid \ \ to spuulfy n prluo per lineal foot
for Ihociirhliiir tiiiinplula on unuh street , sep
al atolv , In said Inipioveniunt ( llhtrlutn.
Work to bo donu In iiienrdannu x\lth jilans
and Huaullluallons nn lllo In the olllda nf tlio
bond of public HorUn. >
1'iiipoHilH tn bu mndn on pilnted blauks
furnlnlied by thn bnurd , and tl.oso neuoiu-
panled xvlth i oiirtlllud uheok In the giiinof
two , payable lo tha elty of Uiunlmi as ai uv I
( lento of Kood faith ,
The board resoivos the rUhl to Award tlio
contrneton nil the said illstiletn tosuther oren
on otiL'li district Boparatolv. to reject uhy or
all bldH and to xvulvu dufi'i'tR.
p. w. iimiciiAUHnu.
Ohiilrman Hoard of 1'ubtld Works.
Omaha , J ob . July a th. IbDA Jya7-'JauJ' <
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , f , DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , BED
Capital. . . $100,000 T )
Surplus. , . . $ (15,000 ( \
Olllccir nnd Dlractom llonry W. Vntei. proldonl
It. C' . Cuililnir , < lco i > ri > < ldun | , d H. Muurico. w. V
Jlorto , Joliud. Culllui J. fi. U. 1'utrlck , l wli.A.
IRON
.
Kr f vr > m * -
YOURSELF !
W Ask your Dfuggltt fur a 1
/ bottle of lllg . ilia only ,
/ ricm ; ) oion&ui remvdy Ior ll I
j tbo unnatural dliiliarsc * aud
I prlvatodUeucsof intn nd the
I dKbditatiog weoknein peculiar
110 women. U cures In A f"rr
I ilaya without tbo aid or
\ publicity of a doctor.
\Thi Vnhtnal American Curt ,
Manufactured by I
The Evani Chemical Oa.1
CINCINNATI , O.
U , . A ,
