THE OMATTA DATLY BEE ; , THURSDAY , AUGUST , 11 , 1892.
SOME SPEEDY YOUNG HORSES
F.icos ( at the State Breeders' Mooting Are
Qrcnving in Intarest.
VERY GdOD WORK BY NEBRASKA COLTS
Venlontiiy'd I'rncrnin 1'nrrlril Out Without
R Illtcli ITninlno Tor Tiiilny and the
\Vcrk IlmnlU nn Oilier
Trnrhii Othnr Sporting.
Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special Tele-
crfctn toTni ! Ur.n.J The socouil dny'3 races
ot the Nebraska Trotting Horio ilrcodors1
association was greeted with nn Increased
attendance. The races' wcro exceptionally
good niidsomo IIno exhibitions ot speed were
shown. An Interesting feature of the races
yet to corao will bo the fowo State bnnd con
cert on Friday next. Following is the sum
mary of today's races :
Two-year-olds , trotting , $1CO added :
Nulllu Veri. : by Snluura 1 1
Actolim II. by 1'iictoliis 2 2
llulsy May , by Ked Wing 'J 3
Th.o : . ' : : . SW. :
Throe-year-olds. 5:10 : class. ? 100 nildcd :
Hilly I * b.R. . by I'littu
Kmtim-i. b. f. . by I'l'itie a I 2 : i
Oliiirlos I' , b. c. byHoth 1' : i : i 3 S
Drydon. b. c. , by llnltnornl 4 dr
. L'hlt Tlioriif , oil. 0. . by ( Jhltwood ilia.
Tlmo ! 2 : : ; ! 'i , 2M7 , a:40 : , . ' : : ) .
Mnlllons , Hi-ires und gnldlngs , 5 yours old
mill tinder'i-'ifWcliiss , ptirso JI.WW :
i : l Davis , b. ft t 1 1
l undy. b. h. , by Karntui 222
I'Mnny Bprtigiie. br. in. , by Uovarnor
SpriiRtiu ; i 4 5
I'lill M. ir.h.by Iru .M 4 6 ! l
Koiforlno. blk. h. , liy Ormil Sentinel. . . . 5 U a
MHO I * blk. li. . by Mc.Vahun ills.
Mhlllst , b'li. , bv Slttillmiuro dr.
Tlinoi 2ir > , 1MI. SS3H.
. rour-ye-i r-old trotting , 2:40 : class. $100 added :
PnriuiKO Hello , hr. m. , hv DiirntiKO. . . . . Ill
Bi ) ( Inland Acino , b. in. , by tVlluos Nut
wood , 2 2 3
Alteu 1C , br. in. , by Miitlnco : i U 2
Christina , b. in. , t > v Clietwood dls.
Time : asso. may , stvt.
Tomorrow's program provides nn interost-
Ine array of talent , especially In the froo-for-
alt stiilllmi trot. The horses cntorod are :
Hrocado by Tramp , UedV1 K by Uod
AVllhos and Idavuti byEarlo ; statto race , $100
added.
The ether races lor tomorrow nro the 2-
yoar-otd pace , stake race , KQ addou ; S-yedr-5
old trotthg , 3:00 : class , for $1,000 ; 12:4 :
pacing , stake nice , ? 50 added" .
I'Drlvlnc ut Knuxvtllu Spoiled by the Deep
bllp | > ry .Mud ,
KNOXVIU.E , la. , Aug. 10. | Special Tele-
cram to Tuu IJEn. ] A heavy rain last night
left the Driving pan : tracu very inuddy and
slippery , and until iho last bent of the day
only the outsldo of the tr.iok was used. Tlio
HUH did not coma out , till after dluuor , out.
U'CUO-people illled the grJnd stund. The
weather was cool and plu.isant. After con-
Mdorablo work on the trade with n view to
limiting It info Tor the starters , the horses
"wore- culled at 3 p. in. In the 2:20 : trot
Marlon Willies , 2:1' : % nnd Pot Davis ,
U:19 > / , wuro buatou in 2af-4'i : the former
being ( lagged. Sumniarlos :
Class 2 : 9 , tiot. { 1,000 :
Ituniun.i
, j'et livls ) 1254
KUolton 0522
JisiKKio" N i ana
- . . 3 445
i Jun-btan 5 Udls
lllutoxu Chief 4 dls
" .klnrlonWIIki * dls
Trombone Keod dla
Exit din
" Kiinjieito dls
> Time : 2.2ai4 : | : ! , 2il : > { , -i-.M , a:30.
iv.Piieo , S5UO :
lt ) < inl.iii . 1 1 1
Ktchjnl.Iiiy 2 2 It
lWoUbor.WIII.os 4 .1 2
Ki'iituckyUUos J.l 34 4
' ills
i 1'lilr Nation
Donna I ) dls
liticy DUIIIIIS. . . , , . dls
Tlmo : Sai : ; ,2Sllt,8 l4. ! | , (
' TV-rce-mnute2-yuar-otd ! Hot , l" .00 ;
'llottle King. . . . " . 1 1
l.ono Star 2 2
Muplowood dls
I'reecdo Ms
Noiina dls
Town Sphno ! dls
Jimmy It dls
Time : 2l4U.0. : .
f. Between heats Mudamo Mnrantolia ex-
ohlbtled her trained saudlo horse Woodlawn
and the crcat jumping horse Filemaker. Her
Jwoy brolto the world's record for hixh Jump-
ibg faj' a pony , leaping four fcot eight Inches.
The track will bo in 11 nu condition tomorrow.
, , holnn KxcltiiiiKiiil lit
> Cnipvao , 111. , Aug. 10. In the first race at
Ciarllcld today tbrao horses collided and fell
in a hoap. All three at the jockles were in-
, j u red , N. 1'ortor rocclviim prob ibly fntnl in
juries uud the other two buinp. badly bruised
uud sknken up. Hcsults of thu races :
> v First r.ico , five furlongs : I'lrst. Ward uon.
Ltley Dlllard bccond , 1'unlnl third. Time :
race , one mile ana fifty yiuds : Kuklr
\vun , llorcul s second , St. Jou third. Tlmo :
Third race , sit furloiiKH : Autumn Loaf
won , I'rod Houston sueond , 1'auiitleroy llilid ,
Tlmo : 1I7V5. :
I'ourth nieu. unu and oni'-et hth nillos : Hot
Suur won. Vallum svconu. nrne-,1 liauo thltd.
Tlmo : l : : > l'i.
l-'lflb mco , slv fur'.oiiKs : Rrnuniss Krederlclc
wciu. Oadnvorous second. Anulu .Murlln third.
'llmoIW : : .
Sixth racu. six fiirnngs ! , nailing : Mttlo
Crrte won. Kosornunt aoeoiul , Salvation third.
Tlmo : 1:411 : ; .
. Hawthonio races :
1'trst race , seven furlongs : Hobby llencli
Heading susond , liny It third. Time : 1:11.
Second ruci1 , nnu mile uud sin only yards :
K.i Lcoiiitrd uon , MliinUi Sseconil , 111 on \\ooil
third. Tlmu : 1:1' ) ' ' , .
Third race , llvo furlonss : The Kunpor won ,
Unlock fcucoml , Mabel third. Time : I : ( ) . " > .
I'oLirtli race , ono mile : Inaoleneo won. IA-
brutto accuiid. Hilly I'lnkorlon third. Time :
I'lfth racu , six furlongs : Sunshine Whisky
uon. Adrlunnu Hoeoml , l.'nly I'nlslfor tlnrci.
Tlmo : lIS.
Sixth nice , soriMi furlniiRs : Nanor Hanks
won , Uud IhishuH sugiind , lioud U.ith.rcl. .
Time : 1SB. _
SI , 1'iint' * Tlnia I'.xtnniluil ,
ST. P/UL , Minn. , Attp. 10. H was "do-
ended to contlnuo the Unirllno races for an
other woolc aud the latt race will not bo run
until n wcok from Saturday , making twonty-
thrro days of vaclni ; for this mealing. Sum
mary of today's ' races ;
I'lrst race. fnrlKvo.ir-oldt ) and upwards , six
furlongs : 1'iccolo ( U to II uon In Itltjf , Alluo
I ) i2tul ) hei'onil , B r Waller KaluiKh (13 ( to 1) )
third.
Second race , forll-yeir-olds , ( Ivo finlonis :
n la | ) (4 ( to ft ) won In 1:10 : , Linda ( j to II second.
I'rlzo ( OTOII ) third.
Tlurtt race , siilllnr. fur U-yuar-olds and up-
wiirda , ono mile : Ooil.i Ulcu ( II to 5) ) won in
l:4is : Lena Frey ( > lu I ) second , Toner C-'O lu n
third.
I'ourth race , Twin Olty Oaks , fur Il-yoiir-
Dlcln. mllonnd ont'-Mlaluh : VoTiimblun ( i to
II ) won In li.YiK. Nhtillo 10 to I ) bucond , Lll-
II. in HoMrluMH ) to U third.
Fifth raou. forll-yu.u-oltJs and tip : llollvrr
HuclinerCJ to lu ) won lu 1IT. : Curroll Ho , id ( l."i
lo II second , Cuvorlon ( U to U ) ililid ,
rilxlh rni'i * . for Il-yo.ir-olds uud up , six fur-
Inn-'s : la\o ) I'ulsid-nUto I ) won In IMS. lliet
llarto (3 ( to 2 > second , Itomulr ( G to i ) tlilul.
I'liiir rioKriuu ; > t ItrlKliton.
Kvcii , N. Y. , Atiff , 1U. About
< ,000 people this afternoon nssumhlod at
> Hrluhton Uoaoh and wluiosscd iho nmiiliiK
t > IT of it rather poor program ,
1'lrut raco. llvo furlonssi N-itnllo H. (8 ( to II
won. Aulourat Cl to I ) HUCUIII ! , Mulu ordu. Illly ,
U' to II third. Tlmo : . ' :0- . ' .
Riicond race , llvo fnrlongH : .Miir.-nerlto
tnvuiOwon , I'lMlluuiilto 1) ) kvcoiul. I'hllantro-
pNtClloll thhu. Tlml : | ; iu4.
Third r-ii-e , six mid u half furltius * : Chro-
rlittTtoS ( ) won. Arnica (8 ( to 51 Hooond , X.nm-
postfto to I ) third. Tlmo : l--JH.
Fourth men. Hoven fnr onu's : Idiy Weit (7 (
to II won. Dulsyrl in ( . " > to 1) ) auuonU , l.orlmoi- (
to II third. Tlmw ! HWV.
I'lfth race , ono mlle : I'u ot ill to \\nii.Jobn )
> CaVmiaiitfli (3 ( to tl xiruud , Indlu Uubbur ( b to
II third. Tlmo : IU : > * .
hlxUiriki'.o. livu ( nrlonuHt I'ultlno (1.1 ( to 1) )
woti , Ulorliinn.i ( 'I to II si-i-oiul , Klonrv Illly ( ID
t to I ) third. Tlinoi Itkl'i. '
N. y. , Au . lO-'Tho track was
h n y today from last night's rain , the sky
IIBJT ou4 the nltendanoo fair.
Klrnt race , nlx.'furlonjri ! Uhurtruiuo ( ID to 1) )
iron In llSt. ) A rui ) ( ( * u > 5) ) ivcouJ , Tanso ( I to
6) third.
Boroiid race : Marli Stoops ( fl to II won In
1:04 : W , Itay dal Mare ( | to li second , I'rlnoiDo. .
Bvlvar'iStu.N third ,
ThlrU nu" ) . tliroL'-fourtli * ot mulle ; 1111
Onto in tof > ) won In 1:1715. : Ilutsinnn (0 ( to 1) ) sec
ond. Trlanjlo (11 ( to 1) ) thlrJ.
rottrth race , nno mile am' n hnlft 1-onion (4 (
t 5) ) won In'Jua'iU Wnrlinko (0 ( lo 1) ) second ,
Mnreharclta ( niol > llilnl.
I'lftli rnco. short Moealoohnsii ! l-'ntiirlty (03 (
to I ) won In Bil. : : Wcstmorelnnd Cl to 1) ) second
Bam Morse (10 ( to I ) Milro.
.Hlnpped the I'oiil hollrr * .
CINCINNATI , O. , Aug. ID. The attendance
nt tho.trottlng races of the Queen City Driv
ing club ot Ivorwood Driving park was about
2,500. The track was fast. An incident of
tbo rnco was the closing of the pool selling
by officers sent from iho city by the chief of
pollco. There was no resistance lo the order
of Uio police. Summaries !
First race. S-yoir-old trot , 12.000 s > t.iko :
Grnrido LOII won , Wistful second , Lazella
third. Tlniot 2 : > . " .i > i , 2iki ; > 4.
Second rnco , : i-yi > ixr-old pacnrs , stake JI.OOO :
Dura Martin won , Kosciunry si'cond. Mushier
Hi snll third. Tlmo : Sl : U. 2:2.'V , 2:2-12 : , ' .
Third rnco. n-yoiir-old trotters stake HMO !
Hello ( 'ii ell uon. Andy Cutler second. Htam-
Ina thlnl. Tune : 2 : : . ' . > ! j , 2:21. : 2S4U : , StSfl.
I'ourth race , . " , : ! . > clim. trotting : I'olcni won ,
llaniboo second , Jennie Wllkcs third. Time :
iiit : rlnlnliiK the Tinnpliird.
DRNVBII , Cole , , Aug. 10. The Overland
pnric races wcro larcoly attended today , a
great number of ICnichts Tomnlnr being
present. Weather and track excellent.
First race. eloven-sKtoontbs of a mite :
Klnronco Shanks won , MttlMiltii .second , Ci Rio
third , 'lln.o : lUUi. : !
Second race , ihlrtcon-alttootitlH ot a mlle :
Minnie 11 won , I'.UKonla second , Ileuchor third.
Time : lilllU.
Third race. flftecn-slMecnths of n mile :
llnppy Day won , Ility Uhesta. second , 1'nt Kin ?
third. Tlmo : lIlu :
Fourth ruee , thlrtoon-sUtoenths of n mlle :
L 11 won , ItolslniKzur second , King Faro III
third. Tlmo : I-'Ht. :
I'lfth race , ono mlle : Janus won , Flllnioro
second , Aiundel third. Tlmo : 1:47. :
Itcrords .SulfcrlU Kochi'stnr.
KociicsTKit. N. Y. , Aug. 10. The favor
ites did very well today , tuitlng two out of
the three scheduled events. Some very fast
tiino was made , every winner lowering his
track record in ono or nticthor of his heats.
Score :
Class 2l : . trotting , puiso SJ.COD : Illinois Tlg-
bert wo'i , Abblo V BOLMIMI ! , Kll i thlid. Time :
2:17 : , 2:18 : , 2:17 : , 2-lUH , StioM. ai7 .
Frcc-fiir-all pace , purse $ l'iOO , divined :
Hcolt won , Bunco | r. Rucoiid , Grant' : ) Aodalluli
third. Time : 2:17H. : 2:151f , 2:14. :
( Jliissi- ! : , trotting , outao $ l.r > uu , dtvldod : H.
0. T. won , The Unycn Hec'und , Hello Wllked
third. Tlmo : 22U. 217 ; . 2:17'i. :
Tipt lor Today ,
Hero are the horses which promise to win
tbo races ut the tracks named today :
MON.MOUTH VAIIK.
1. Knsioll Correction.
2. Kingston I'essarra.
, L Montana Hcukon ,
4. Chicago -Yin row.
0. Lountaka Aiilrshaft.
0. bnowball May Win.
1. Monsixm llallyhoo.
2. Lady Hello-Ultlo NelL
li. Alasher Uonovloro.
4. Mulatto contest.
5. Hay General Gordon.
0. Algernon Uar aKn.
I > IAUUK.
Clnelnnall Mnr.H Cnppylor Ono Inning iiutl
\ \ Ins Iho Giiiiif.
CI.KVF.IANI > , O. , Aug. 10. Hy a rally at the
bat the Clncinnntis tied the score In the
fifth Inning , and a wild throw by Zimmor In
the seventh gave them the winning run.
Attendance , 1,750. Score :
Ulovol.iml 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
Cincinnati u i/00.r > 0 10 * 0
tills : Cleveland. ! > ; Cincinnati , 0. Krrors :
Ctuvul.ind , 4 ; Cincinnati , i ! . ICurncd runs :
Cincinnati. . " > . ll.itto.rlei : ( Juppy and Him-
iner : Uhutnborlln and llarrln on.
Pim.iDEi.ritu , Pa. , Aug. 10. Philadelphia
und Demon played without a Holding error
today. Attendance , 2,8'i' ) . Scora :
lloston UU 000000 3 3
I'lilliidelphlii 0 f 1 0 0 0 0 0 * 0
lilts : Huston. 0 : Philadelphia. 7 Krrors :
Iloslon. 0 : I'litladctplila. 0. Karned runs :
lloslon. 2 : 1'liliatlolulil.i , .1. llallcilus : Stlv-
ells and Uan/ol ; Kcufe and t'ross.
IUi/riMoni.Md. : , Aug. 10. ThuIJaltimoros ,
bccnuso of .lanes'wlldncss in the llrst Inning ,
got a lead on Washington which was never
overcome. Attendance 1,007. Score :
Baltimore 4 7
Washlnstan. . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 n 0 J
lilts : Hultltnoro 10 ; Washington,7. Errors :
Baltimore , a ; Washington , 4. K irned runs :
llaltlnmre , L' ; Washington. 1. ll.itturlus : Cobb
und Unison ; K'lllon. Jones and McUulrc.
PITTSUUKO , Pa. , Aug. 10. Cumburtbeld
tbo Browns down to three singles. Pitts-
burc won in the olghth by hard hitting. At
tendance'JlJO. Score :
St. Louts 0 0000200 0 2
I'ltlsburs 0 0 1 0 0 0 U 2 * a
Hits : St. Louis , : t ; Plttslmrs , a Errors :
St. LouUI'lusbiuy. . : i K.irned runs : 1'Itu-
burs , S. llitlerles : Itroltointeln und lluuk-
loy ; Oiiinl.ort , ind Muck.
Ciuuu.o , III. , Aug. 10. In but ono lulling
wcro the Colts aolo to gauge Stratton. while
the Colonels batted both liutchinsou and
Luby ut , will , the former retiring after pitch-
lug three innings. Weather very hot ; attendance -
tendance 1,000. Score :
Louisville. 2 032000 1-0 8
ciiic.iso o u : i o o o o o o : i
lilts : Louisville. 8 ; Uhlcuso. 7. Eriorst
Lonlsvliru , 2 ; Clile.iqo. 4. H irned runs : l.ouls-
vlllo , 3 : C'hle.iKO. 2. Ilatturlus : Mrilton and
( Jrlin ; Htiolilson , Luby. huhrlvur und Kltt-
Nr.w YoiiK , Aug. 10. The Now York and
Brooklyn teams crossed bats today , the
Giants winning easily. Attendance' 3,423.
Scoru :
Now York 0 0101 4
llioolilyn 0 ( i 1 II 0 0 0 0 0 1
lilla : New York. S : Jtroo'dyn. 4. Errors :
few York. 2 ; Brooklyn. 2. Karncd runs : Now
York. I. ll.itiurlcs : lluslo und Kwln 'i Stein
and Kniilow.
I the Teams.
Sl'AUKS ( ) K .SI'OKT.
droiit Army ol I'uliuit l'lu < licd lor Toniuy :
Kyiin'ii Itinii'llt.
All tbo arrangements for the bcnaflt to bo
IciulcroJ rjliamplon Tommy Uyun have at
lost been effected. Iti lc.ia of coming off at
the Omaha Albloiiu.ulub rooms It will takn
place In the Orund Opera house on Thursday
ovoulng , August IS. Vbo affair promises to
bo a verlUblu llstto anturnnlla , consisting of
no less thin six sat-tas for points by man of
national reputation , and thora is ovary roa-
Hon to expect an Itnrneuso turnout and that n
banutlt worthy of the name will bo given the
iientlonmnly yoiinij puulllst. Among tno
talent that will participate in the various
contests U Milfo Hoilon , the Philadelphia
trial horse , who has mol every prominrjin
hcavvwi'icht in the country ; I'.tddy Brcn-
nnn , the old llowory champion ; Artio Flint ,
who Is us coed as they make them ; Danny
Daly , Ted Unll.ighcrVyllo Kvniis , the col.
oruu mlildlowoight champion of the coast ,
.Anton Suorroy , n rlstnc young pugilist , and
several others. Tickets are ncnv on snlo , and
llioso who feel Illco aitatiing to tholr upproci-
aiion of Hvan's offart to give Ilium n llrst
cluis run for their money u wool : or so airo
van do so uy landing tholr pnwenco on tha
occiuiou in nUostlon. Tlio six-round wlndup
botxveen Hyan uud llrenimii will amply repay
any ono for the outlay , they will bo called
upon to raolco.
\Vlu-ul Kiiro nt .Sioux City ,
Sioux CITY , la. , Aug , 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : IlKiTlio ] annual inuot of the
Ion a district of the League of American
Wbi'elmunt Opouad huro today with a good
attendance. In the half mlle novlco H , U ,
Stacey of Chicago uon In 1:1U U-S.
lu the ( { uurtar mlle aUUu cbuuiplonshlp A ,
I ) , ICdinouds of Ucs Molnos won In UU7. :
The half mlle handicap % va won uy p. Me-
ICIwalu of Oedur Tails lu 1-10. Ho was hand
icapped sixty yurdit. Joluuun of Mlnnoapo-
Ha cnnio lu third , being the only scratch
Blurlor to cuV u uuco. !
In thu IDiyear-old race Halpb Kurl of Sioux
City wou luafii.
Thu quurler-uillo open rnco was won by
Johnson of Minneapolis. Holtou won the
II1-31 boat in O-'Jil , Johnson tbo next lnO3t : ! 4-5
end third In03\ ;
In the mile Imodloap W , M. Schnell'of
Omahn won'u ( Uigil'J.S.
In the mlle , ICUO class , A. U. Gdmondiwon
In U44 ; 2-0. OoiUntr the state record.
Tha hulf-mllo atato championshlu was iron
by KUmoiiiln In ll7J-5 : ! , beating thp tate
record of 1 : UJ nmdo by Havllandof Marshall ,
town. He llnUhed third la this race ,
Tha two-mile open was wou Dy John John-
( tin of Minneapolis In 5:50 : 2-5.
Tomorrow' ' * oreu will bo exciting and
hotly contested. Ihc boy's state record was
broken nnd the tlmo was within two seconds
of tlio best boy's ' llrno over mado.
' Coniil'ut Mittlo It.
SAN Fiiixcisco , Cal. , Aug. 10 , Jim lJurpo
of Australia nnd Billy LuvlRno of Baejnntv ,
Mich. , engaged In a light for > n ? l,5.10 ourso
nt tuo Pnclllo Atlilstlc club tonight. It was
0:2. : i p. m. oo fore the men entered the ring.
Danny Noodh.tm and Tim McUrathsccoiklcd
Lavlgno , Ullly Murphy nud Joa Gdddnrd
seconded Ilurge. Mlko Sulllvutt was ref-
orcc. Lnvlgna's superior height nnd roach
guva him nn udvanlnRO over Durgo. La
vlgno caught him with both hands on Ihn
ftol-uwny In iho tlilra nnd nearly dropped
him. In the forrtb nurgo scorco nome hard
lightrhandcrs on the Jaw , staggering Ln-
vigno. In tbo llfth Lavlgno Jabbed at long
ruligo , Uurgo hugging him and using his
from the sixth to the ninth rounds Burgo
showed much bettor nnd kopiLavIrftio guess-
lug. Ho would drop bis head and take Lh-
vlgna's half Jolts In the fnco nt close quar
ters with u awing of his right on the
lioud as Lnvlgno got nwn3' .
The next few rounds were slow" Lavlgno
avoiding- close quarters , The next tour
rounds were a Ilttlo warmer nnd iho loads
for the ribs were somewhat marked. Ln
vlgno was apparently u.s good as over. From
the seventeenth to the twonty-llrst the
rounds word much like the preceding. From
the twenty-Ural round Burgo wont lu des
perately , but Lavlgno'3 shiftiness suvod him
much puulshtnunt. Tlio contest looitod no
nciiror a conclusion nt the twonty-thlrd than
at tha commencement.
t jiott Anybody.
OMVII.I , Aug. 10. To the Sporting Editor
of Tun Bni'.t Inasmuch as Dlclt Moore
scorns to uo n fnvorito hero , nnd as ho Is
uclilng for another go , I horobv challenge
him to a llulsh coutost , with smallest , gloves
allowable , for ? T)0 a sidu and any sort of a
purao that may bo offered by any reputable
club , lu the event of Mooro's not being
within roach , I will extend the challenge to
nnv 1 18-pound man in the city , state or
country , for that matter.
VVit.r.Y EVAXS ,
Champion Colored Middleweight of the
Puclllo Coast.
_
Colornlgn Downs Toncu ,
Coi.KitiDOK , Nob. , Aug. 10. I Special Tele
gram to Tun BBB. ] The ball game at the
Colorldgo ball oorit was a victory for tbo
homo club. The contesting teams were the
Colorldgo and Ponca. The tally shoot stood
11 to 4 In favor of Coleridge. The battery of
the Colariutre team was Wolbautn and
tjwuriz , Wolbaum being In the box and
Swartz behind the but. The Ponca battery
was Flshor and Weed.
Deiidwouil Heat * Clnulron.
CriADiioN , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special Tele
gram to TDK Ur.u.J Deadwood defeated
Chadron today in ono of the best games of
ball aeon hero thU season. Chadron out-
butted the visitors , but could not win.
Mohler's second base playing was the feature
of the game. Score : Uendwood , (1 ( ; Chadron ,
4. Hits ; Deadwood , ( i ; Uhadron , 4. But ,
teries : Doadwood. Parvln and Trafllsv ;
Chudron , Williams and Bitttngor. Umpire :
llanlau.
lve < Will iKiiuri ) aoluiuiror.
[ CopfiVJ ) | / / IVHI ) i Jane * tnr < t > /icimttt.1
PMIIS , Aug. 10. | Now York iionutl Coblo
Special to TUB Br.K. ] Jvos writes to the
Herald that ho will pay uo attention to
Schaeffor's challenges unless they bo for the
world's championship. Ho accuses SchnofTer
of unsportsmanlike conduct In refusing to
pluy u former match which had baon ar
ranged.
AVlllTorilinnt tlio Atlilutlcx.
The South Omaha Athletics and the Tor
ments of Omaha will pluy a game of ball
Sunday afternoon. August 14 , on the Ath
letics1 grounds , corner Twenty-eighth and T
s'roetb , for n pune of § 10. The Torments of
Omaha are a verv strong team and a rattling
good unino Is oxpactod. Besides the came a
foot ruco will bo run by Slater and Fox for
{ -10 a lde.
_
The St.ito TuiinU Tonrnoy.
The annual tournament of the .Nebraska.
Lawn Tennis association for the champion
ship nf this stata In ludio1 nnd geatlomon's
siucles has boon set down for September 0 ,
7 und 8. Tno matches will bo played at Lin
coln und will occur during fair week.
xa .IT fuitr fi.i K
.Second Dny of the Preliminary I'rnctlco Mc-
imrtmrnt of the .Mlsi > url.
LEUT.NWOUTII , Kan. . Aug. 10. ( Special
Telegram to Tin : Dnn.J This was the second
nay's preliminary shooting of the Infantry
nnd cavalry teams of the Department of the
Missouri at Fort Leavonworth. The tiring
was at known distances of 200 , 300. 500 and
HU ) yards. The scorj for the two days of
the twelve highest of each team wore us
follows :
I.NFASTIIV
Itnnk , Xnuiu , HcKhnuiiti Hunk , Xnino , HcRlmont
ninl Store. I nnit tcont.
Cavalry Coinpetltliin.
The cavalry competition in carbine and re
volver inarkosmnnslilp for the Uonnrtuioiits
or the I'lattc , tlio East anil California begins
ntttio Dollovuo range today. This U bv-
long odils the most intorosllne uoinpotitiou of
the year nt Bollovuo. There is something m-
spirinc ubout the dash nnd diiUeulty cou-
ueuted with rapid flrlng from the
sitditlo , nnd there is no bolter place
in iho United Suites to see an exhibition nf
Hiicli ranrksuianship than at the Delluvuo
range. Tno horses that will bo used were
brought down from Port Nlobrara. Thov are
nnimuU that tmvo been used by Uio cavalry
corps for several years nnd Know their busi
ness nbout as well us Iho soldtors do.
The competition will dose on August 21)
with the presentation of prizoj. There uro
Just thirty men In tno competition and there
wll ) bo twenty prizes awarded. A peulal
mil n will be run to Hollovua on lhaOth for
the accommodation of visitors.
Mnrrln | ;
The following nurriaca llcousas were Is
sued by Judge Ullor yostorduy :
Nnmnnnd iiddross. Ago.
I W. P. Mclvoiulo.Omaliii i'l
1 ClirKtlnu UniiiDron , Oin.ilia 'JU
1 lieor u r. . Drown. Oiniilin. . . , . . . .Ill
( Kiiiinu WuKli , Oiniihii UJ
or vinrKKit.iv.
Five ciisoi of Hinalliiov liavobcon discovered
In Now Yoik elly.
The nutloimi I'neiiinpniuiit of the Pom of
Veterans IH bolnz hold at Ihilunii , llont.
Ir.i 1' ' . I'owoMot I'ortliuul. Ore. , u fnriiltnro
ileuler. has fulled. Assets , il''tf.UOJ : llalillltlus ,
titf.UOO.
The onndyinnliers of I.ouisvlllo , St. I.ouU ,
Cincinnati und Cliluujio uro lu .ojou | ut
Luulsvllle.
Tlio $ M,030.000 In cold 8hlijoi'froin&in | | Tru'ii-
olbco to New Vorlchas arrived .mifuly nt Ita
iltfHtl nation.
The California triiln rubburs huvo boon soon
iiKiiln ncnr Ulinilin , but i > o far huvo olnilcil u
piirsnlni ; slirrlll'n possu.
John McNulty will bo httnsed ut San I'run-
oUoo nn I'Vlduy , Uorernor .Murlthtiu refuiud
to coininiito IHH acntoiWt ) .
HooiiuBnof the iJIfauh.trKO of llvo of tholr
nnmuvr the tnlujsrupli onuntom on tbo Dela
ware , I.iieliiiw.innu & Western mllro il
tliruaton to co on u strlUu.
About 19 of tlio largest prcscrvcn und Jell/
iniuiiifiictiirurs of the United btitten and l-'nin
ml a are. s ild to Intvo pooled tliulr Itsue * far
the ptirposo ut regulating and jiiiurolllntf
prluoj.
Hon. Olnrk li Oirr. inlnUtor to Doninnrk.
linn orders to lo.ivu lU onuu for tliut country.
This auilQun Htonpauo of hUloii\oof absonoo
U tlKiiuli to be uuu lo the dllllunltlui lu which
thu Unliod htutua uonvul ut Couuahugon lliiua
hlinuclf.
Klulit Indlani. while luintlnij KOII lions on
thu Ilritlih-Ainerlcun const , wuro drowned lu
thu Wiclllo ocean.
Tlio I'ri-noli linro conimoncod nutlve opcrn-
tlonn lu Datiomojr. andulruady hnvodnstroyed
dvural Ylllugtn nud Ulllod many of tbo ua-
tlve * .
A
WILL STICKBY CLADSfONE
J3 Vl
r.n (
ill 01
Both Irish Pnctlotrtl AEnoa to Support the
Libora qr the Present.
'
STILL THEY ARE NOT SATISFIED
i
tlront Skill Shown br thn I.onilor in
IlniKlIIni ; thU'l'riililiiin lii IUu Siinuch
vlmV'o'f1Iho ' ' 'Sltnutlnii
by .tlio 1'rois.
Lo.vno.v , Aug. 10. The liberal whips ox-
pcct a majority of ttilrty-slx or thirty -eight
on the division. Tlio Standard says that the
Rodmondttos , who nro notsatlsfloa with Mr.
Gladstone's declarations ; mot after the
speech anil decided that although the assur
ances nro vagtio anil unsatisfactory , they
will vote with" tud Qladstoulans , reserving
entire freedom of action fdr the future.
The Tlmos says : "M. "Gladstone's assault
on tbo ministerial position was delivered
with a nro astonishing In a man of his years ,
nnd with a vast command of language , grave
nnd majestic , but of the vnguo and uncertain
import which Muoaulov noted as the most
striking feature of his stylo. It Is evident
that his followers have agreed to shirk all
explanation until thov got Into onicn. It is
Imnosslblo to suppose Mr. Gladstone trutlty
of deliberate discourtesy In quoting tbo house
directly to Mr. Hulfour before beginning to
speak , \Vo are forced , therefore , to con
clude that questions of health made It Im
perative. How , then , will ho bo able to en
dure the ceaseless and exhausting labors of
the treasury bench I"
The Standard editorially says : "It Is
clear that Mr. Ciladslona cannot long count
on the support of either of the Irish parties.
Still It Is doubtful whether the assurances
ho gave McCarthy will satisfy the national
ist ? either In Ireland or America. "
The Chronicle says : "Wo doubt whether
the oration delivered by Mr. Qladatono will
bo ranked among- his llnost efforts. It Is
only when ho stands at biv that his oratori
cal genius soars to the hlg'nost flights. Vet
H was a masterpiece of adroit ullusivoncss.
Lvorybody knew that while ho dealt labori
ously with the speeches of Mr. Utxschon and
Mr. McCarthy , It was only Mr. Redmond's
demands that troubled him ; and ho solved
the problem with coniummato skill. Nobody
'
can sny that ho Ignored Mr. Uodmond , yo't
nobody can say that hti oven OUCH recognized
his existence. "
The Chronicle contends that the most Im-
Dortnnt passage In the spocrh was the prom
ise to proceed with thu Newcastle program ,
oven if the Ilousoof , Lords rejected the homo
rule bill. Nothing else , the Chronicle says ,
Is wanted to whip , up English ooiuion in
favor of homo rule but the obstinate refusal
of the peori to aoul with the matter lu a
prudent spirit.1'
.HOOUISII Tiiooivs IMI'IATII : : ; > .
Itubclllous Tribesmen Vlolm-loni In Iluttlo
With tin ) , -Mil tmi' Forces.
TA.NOtr.it , Aug. 10 Tno Moorish troops
thU morr.lng made-Knottier attack In the di
rection of the roljollious tribesmen , ascend
ing the hilN und setting lire to n nu in nor of
villages. Too InfjauitanU Hod. A portion of
the troops have made1nn atlock ucon the re
bellious Anehcrumid , two divisions are pro-
cecdini ! to support the sultan's force ? .
Two thousand of ' 'Uio sultan's troops made
two attacks UBOI\ \ tie | rebellious Angnorito
tribesmen and were each tiuio driven
back in grcaLdlsordor. Orders were
finally given Tor. the troops to re
treat , and the foico , in a badly demoralized
condition mudo nts } way to the camp at
Tangier. Considerable oxcltoment prevails
in the city , as it UTqar d that the tribesmen
in the llrst , Hush Jar .their victory may nt-
toinnl an attack upon the city. ' :
The Moorish , soldiers fared verj badly In
their engagements , IfJO of tholr "number
being either killed or badly wounded. The
Anghorltns.on too"qtffer. hand , su.fr'qi'ed but
casualties.Jr ' " '
few casualties.
vns W KK LOST. ,
of tint SluHltijCr/tr the AJitz by thu
ST. Jl'BTEiisnuna , Aug. 10 , It is , ascer
tained that the pluasuro steamer ruu down
by the steamer ttuuoborj outside. Helsing-
fors Monday was the Ajar. After the colli
sion all discipline was lost and the crow made
o rush for the i > oats. There was no time to
cast them loose , however , for in a inlnuto
after thu collision thu A ) ax sunk uud tbo
Runoberg went a-ground. Those on board
the Uuneberg throw hfo buoys/boxos nnd
everything portable ovarbo.ird to the poonlo
struggling in the water , but despite this
ninety persons are Supposed to bavu boon
lost , und thirty-live bodies have already boon
recovered.
IHilnnliurf ; burrveilx llorrlnrtli ,
ir < > ) i/r/oi/ | / l ISO ! hyjitiitfi ( tonl'in UciuiM. ]
BEUI.I.V , Aug. 10. [ New York Herald
Cable Special to T c Bin.J : Uerr von
Hcrrfurth's resignation as the Prussian
minister of tlio ulterior , which has been
accepted by the emperor , is u serious blow
to the present chancellor. Should ho bo
followed Into retirement by Haron von
Schilling , minster of justice , and another of
Caprivl'n ' retainers , many people would see
in it tbo boirinnlng of tha end.
The ompsror has conferred the minister of
state and grand cross of tha Order of the
Rod Kaclo on Herr von Horrfurth. Count
Eulcnburg , prcsidentof the Prussian cabinet ,
who has uo portfolio , Is appointed to succeed
Ilorriurth as minister of the interior.
Muilo Ills Fortune In I'rlsiin.
Bi'.uux , Aug. 10. Tbo Inventive genius of
an ofllcor named Tnomas of the German
artillery , who was In 1S3I soutencod to
cloven years for treason , today resulted in
bin release under commutation of .sentence.
During his Incarceration ho Invented a pro
cess which Is a great Improvement upon the
methods now employed lu lha construction
of cannon , The government was notillud by
the prison ofllcmU and a committee ot offi
cers , after visiting tbo prison and examin
ing , reported it a inoU valuable discovery.
Thomas was today given , his liberty und will
become wealthy from the invcntlou.
( Jonmil Ityiler Cnnfo'ini Ills Crluio.
Coi-KNiuoEN , Aup. -Henry P. Ryder ,
United States Consul , hui confussed to em
bezzling 200,000 kronera. Hu states that ho
produced falsa rcoelpu and Induced his wife
tomaka false btnttV/ients in court. Mrs.
Ryder is under avtatt , but will probably bo
released. "ti.n
Receipts which J'llVdor ' admits to ua for
geries are purportbda aeknowlodgomeoU to
paymonu of monoxLCP" " " Ryder in hisofilclal
capacity to persous-to whom it was duo.
( Jliolerji Inafl ) iicr In Vlrnlonue.
ST. PiiTEitsiiuu Aag. 10. Advices from
Teheran show that cholera U Increasing In
virulence thoro. The deaths now average
sixty dully. On. Kumliiy , in Russia , 4'JOl
now cases were roiSJiaod , Ou thu same day
! ia77 uiod.
Aug. § J t SIO : ! this morning
nu ourlhquaku xvutlTilt 'at Kins , CoblouU ,
Nassau nnd Neldor-Labnsteln , In some
places coii3ldorablorMmaL-o ) ! to buildings was
done. _ - - ,
IlnlliliiiK
The following parmils were Issued by tbo
superintendent or uiiUJlni : ycstordar :
Henry Llvusey , foiir-btory brick apart-
inont lioiuu , 1hlreunth ( und Capitol
iivunni . . . .f'JO.OOQ
Four minor porinHa - . „ b.'A
Total. , < > . .JJ0.6J3
Tin , J'lro Itttconl.
Pa. , Auc. 10. An Incendiary
IIro today consumed tboiwurUa of tbo Lancaster -
castor Chemical oompany' . Losa , f09,000 ;
insurance only ? 0OfMl.
Futul Iliiriilni ; .
Mrs. Joseph B rta of 15Hi Williams straot ,
who was tbo victim ot a 'kerouno ' oxplonou
Monday , died Tueiuoy ulpht after sulloriag
great atony.
W H OSING
Out the stock of men's and boys' ' clothing we bought
from Hellman's administrator jj3 at a pretty rapid , rate. \
/ ( \ > fv *
They won't last more than & two weeks , in fact we
hope they woiit as our new goods are coming in so
fast j5 | even now that the Hellnian ffoods can't go any
' J
/vwt'
/ ' V * -
too iw fast to suit us.
\
Selling Hellman's Clothes
at Half the
Administrator's Price.
Successors toM
HBLLMBN
& GO ,
Cor. I3tli and Parnarii
Cor. 13th and Farnam Streets ,
A. H. Graham of Wisnor is at the Mlllard.
C. B. Burrows of Norfolk is nt the Mlllard.
K.V. . Johnson of Lincoln Is at the Paxton.
Touias Castor of Lincoln Is'at the Paxton.
C.H. Murdock of St. Loins is at the Mur
ray.
ray.Henry Limboek of Grand Islaud U at the
Arcade.
A. II. Ivrug of Lincoln is a cuest at the
MiUard.
C. M. Baldwin of Kearney is a guest at the
Dollono.
H. P. Colgrovo of Chicago Is a guest at the
Murtay.
Andrew Kerr of Beatrice Is registered at
the Arcade.
J. C. Ferguson of Fremont was nt the Paxton -
ton yesterday.
Judge J. E. North ot Columbus is regis
tered at tbo 1'uxton.
F. K. Spuulding of Kearney is among the
guests at the Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Tale of Hastings nro in
the city. They are slapping at tha Mlllard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wood have returned
from a pleasure trip at Idaho Springs , Colo.
C. H. Uartlett nnd ICd B. Molis of Muscti-
tlno , In. , are at the Mercer on tholr return
from Denver.
Colonel John Bowcn , assistant adjutant
general of the Grand Army of the Houubllc
of Lincoln , Nab. , is in the city ou headquar
ters business.
L. 13. Spencer nnd N. W. Brumback of
Beatrice are among the guests at the Mercer.
They are loading real estate doalorn in
Beatrice ana are now constructing n motor
line In that city.
Air. J. A. Jordan , connected with the
American Refrigerator company of this city ,
has boon appointed general manager of the
St. Louis t Hannibal railway , with head
quarters at Hannibal.
Ninv Yomc , Aug. 10. ( Special Telegram
to Tun DuR.l L. Meyer of L. Meyer & Co. ,
Lincoln , hero buying , is nt the Wostmlnstor
hotel ; O. K. Sholield of thoMorsu Dry Goods
company , Omaha , is ul tha Albomarlo. Other
Omaha * hero are W. B. Taylor , at the St.
Denis ; T. H. Fonda , nt the Savoy : L.I.
Kohstacnior , at the Westminster ; W. H.
McCortnoll , nt tlio Windsor.
Don't buy foroitrn wine when there is hotter -
tor und cheaper at your door , Cook's Extra
Dry Champagne.
IMU.IL ititisririKS.
The executive committee on the Labor duv
celebration will moo * , at Gate City hall at
10 a , in. SUnday.
The friends and relatives of the lain Judge
Clarkson offer a reward of ? 3UU for the recov
ery of Ills body.
At last the defccw In the elevators In the
novvcity hall building have been remedied ,
and now the machines nro running liltu a'
Fred Conuant of Surprise was brought in
today by Deputy United States Marshal
Harris upon a caargo of selling liquor with
out u license. . *
Fred Wlrth , proprietor of the City hotel ,
donated iho second prize , a gold watch , that
was cotitostcd for at the lilllo range at Belle-
vuo. It was carried oil by Sergeant P. 13.
Snoncor of Company U , Seventeenth In
fantry.
The Pocillo Express company la preparing
the ulans for a now barn for their own use ,
which will occupy tbo northwest corner of
Eleventh street nnd Capitol nvenuo. The
proposed building1 will beCtixlU feet and two
Btorlea high. The material will bo brick and
stone and the estimated cost is $15,000.
Ktrlt Jlrail.
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Hlotnnfli ,
of An
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tk'Sitnnaeh ,
O > ! < 1 iJillU. FtiuMna * of
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S ntotehc * on llta tikln , niiluHxit tilrrp ,
5 ami nit nertmut anil tr * > Httltng tnua-
jliionf ar rtilivctl J y tuiitg Ihitt 1'lllt
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J ! Of ( II drurcltu I'rloo 5 nU bet '
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| Chronic ,
r' Nervous or
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Arknonloilitoil to l > u tha moitmiccoif ul upaclnllut In
Illl rillVATK , 111.001) , XEUVOl'H , SKIN AMI UlllV-
AHV IIHKAHK-i.
Cunorrliiui lii from .1 to ( I cl-iyn. HjrplillU curud
wllliiiut Murcury. All Htiixus fur I If" .
' " ' . romurnl cam
t-l'ltl"l'UIUC iicrnmnuntly viirail.
| ilut9 , irHliuut cuttlnc. mtmlo or rtllitnthin. > lira
atMctoil at lioinu ly patlunt wllhuiit n moment' . !
pain ornnnnynnou.
1MI.BM. FMTUI.A AND UHCTAI. Ul.UUIta ciirocl
wltliuut | > tin or ilctuntlun from bunlnuix.
11VIIUOUKI.15 AND VAKIUOUHMl | ieriimuontly
unJ iiccosfully curoJ. .Muthuil nairnuil nnfiilllnL' .
WEAK MEN
( VITALITY WKAKMfid ) > ob7 tou Qlosj nppll-
cntlon to UiKlnoo or ntuiljr ! Hororu manltl strnl.i
ornrlor : SBXUAI. KXCKdSm In mlciaii ) IUu , or
from tlio urTecu of youthful fulllu * .
WHAK MK.V AHH VICl'lMfl TO NKIIVOU4 IK-
llIMTVorK.XIIAU.snoN , > VAfaTl.Nli WiAKNK ! > S
INVOLUN'l'AltV I.OSBKd "Hll KAIlt.V DKCAV 111
VDU.VG nnd MIDDI.K AIIUDi luck of vim , vlKur.
anil itrongtli , wltli lotunl oritnn * linpiilrinl unit
nuskoncnuil promaturuly In niipruialiliuuM nta.
All TluUI ruaitllv ti ) our ujw truiitmunt for Ion of
vlt.il uuwor , Call nn ut aU > lr ) < with utaiiip fur
rlrculari , frao liaakiiinl rt < ct > lpt ,
llr OirJPC X > QnirlP ! USSoiitli IHh Htroet ,
IJI. OliUltb ( X oiaill >
. , OJIAIU. NKII.
Nox Test Olllctf.
WEBKASKA
National Bank.
U , P. DEFOSITOSY - . OMAHA , HEB
Cnpltnl r.-$400,000
Surplus i , „ , . . $05,000
Officer * and Director ! Henrjr W , Y tn . proilJont
K. f. Ciiiblnit , vlco iireilduni , U. K. Miiuricu , W. V ,
Moriu.Jobad , Colltni J. N , U. 1'atrlck , I-uvrl. A.
d Cmblor.
THIS IRON BANK.
PKIIMANKNT SIDKWALK KliSO
fAITION.
ronntll Cliiiinliur. Oniului. Neb. , .InlvSfi Jpoi
Hi-It reiulved by the city council of tlio utty
of Uni.iliii , tlio .Muyiir concurring : r "
Th it paini inents iluwalls bocodilrnotlid In
the city of Oin'ilm us iluiU'iiatcil-Holow , within
UNO d.iys uftur tno ijiibln'.it.on ofUlila resolu
tion , or llm pur onal horvleu tljer.eof , us by or
dinance Is aiithori/ocl and reiiilrod | ; bitch
sldewiills to be laid to tno pormuimut gr.iilu
as eswlillshi'd on on Iho p.ivi-d strtHils xpfccl-
Heil heroin und lo bo constructed uf stolib rrr
; u tlllcl.il stonci. according lospeulllcatlons on
lilo In Ihn olllcn of tlio board of public uorkH ,
anil unilerlts supcrvUlon , to-wlt :
North sldo Dnnilnstieot , Its 5. 7. 8blk3d.Hj
cltv. M foot wide.
Norlli side of Uuinlug struct. Its 5,0 , 8 blk
20lclty ! , 10 feet wide.
North sldo of Cumin : street , It 3. tilkSOili
city. III font wlno.
Noi Hi sldu of Uuinlti'4 Hlrcot , o'/i Il8 U uml 1 , B
blkX'Oi'.ie.ty , 12 feet wide.
North hlilo of ( . 'iimlnc street , Its " nnd 8 blk
: ! ) ' ; city. W foot wide.
Ninth siilo of t'liinlni ; Hi i cut , U 1 blk 2nS'i
city. I- feet wide.
boutli nlihi of Ginning street , Us 1 , ! t , I elli
SlO'iolty. isfuiit wide.
Hontli Hhloof t'uiniiiiiatiect , It 2 , 4 , bllcL'UU ,
cltv , TJ fout wide.
. ' -on Hi sldu of Cumin , street , Its I. i blk 2I3' ' {
cilj. lilfuul ukle.
South Kdo | of CiiinliiKStrcut. Its L' , : t , 4 bllr
air's olty. lOfoiitwiilc
ISiirth side of ( y.inltol uveiinu , lu , > , li , 7 , B tlk
73 ulty , ' . ' ( I feet wide.
houtli bl.ii ) of ( Japllol avenue , Us 2 , , ) , ( tilkiK
ity..1) feet wlrto
Kabt side of 12th street , It 5 blk 72 elty. Id
fet-t wide.
Wustbldn of IHh streel , Ita I. B bile 7J city ,
IS fuel ullo.
West sldo of l.lth stieot. It 1 blk 74 city , U
feet , wldo.
Kustslilonf Mth htrcot.lt 1 , lili ; 73 city. II
feel wldo.
And. be It further resolved :
That iho board of nubile works ho , nnd N
heiuhy iiutliorl/od and ill rim ton to c.uiso u
copy of , this resolution to tin published In the
olllclal uaperof the city for nnu week , or ho
soixud nn the owneis of said hits , mid tli.it
unless such owners sli ill within llvo il.iyh uftur
the puhl.u.itlon or sorvloo of Biich enpy con-
htriii'tHimh hlduwullc us lieioln ruijiilroil , tint
tha board of iiubllu works CIIUHO tbo same to
budone , the cost of coustriicllnu huld Ulo-
wulUsiosoeotiVoiy to ho iihsosseil iigiilnst tliu
real ustuto , lot or u lit of lot In front of and
abut tin. sni'.li sldew.ilkH.
1'UDsed , July.'bth. Ib'l. .
II I' . DAVIS.
I'loslilimtof tlio. PotinolL
Atlest : JOHN UltUVCS.
Uity Olork.
Approved : OIX ) . I' . MKMIS ,
.Mayor.
NOTIOK TC OON8TKHOT SlOnWAMCH.
To the owners of tlio lots , pails ot lots und
real ustulo desorihcd lu thu above resolu
tion :
Vou uml o.ich of you uru hereby notified to
construct nurinunonl HldowulU * usrciiiiiud | by
u icsolntlon of Iho city ooiincil unit iniiynrof
llioulty of Omaha , of which llm above l.s u
couy.
T. W. IIIUKIIAUSr.lt.
Ch ilriiiun lloanl of 1'ubllc Works.
Oimiha. Nub. , An llHt bill. IH' ) . ' ,
.Nulled uf Axii'Hxiniint nl liininieii for
of ( Inidc.
To the owners of all lots und parti of loin
mill rrul exUito ulonu Tlilrlv-nliilh Htroet
f mm I owier avunuu to A mos uv nne :
ion uru hurnliy mililluil lli'H tlio iindor-
sltriuil. three dlKlnturcslud frcoliiililcriiof iho
olty of Oiniiliii , huvo bijou ilulv iippolniud by
tlio mayor , with tint approval of tlioulty connell -
ell nf Hiild oily , to nusim thu ilunmzc to Iliu
OWIIIIM riispci'tlvoly of lliq pioperty iiireulod
by tliucliuiiKoof Kriulixif x.ild Hirool.oiiiilnriiil
iieii Hary by nriliiiiineo No. IhJ. im su < l July
MlIb'l. \ \ . ' . upprotod Julv "Stli , Inirj.
Vou urn fiitlhor nolllUid Mint having nu-
cciti'l ] ( Hiild uppiiliitiuuiit und duly iiinillfluil
a . required by IHW wu will , on the SJth duy of
AiiKimi , A. I ) , IHW. at thu hour of : i o'clock In
thu afternoon , ill the olltuo of It. W. lillwon.
JIU Now York l.lfn bnlldlnXi within the corporate -
porato limits of mild city , moot for tlin ] iur-
posu of coimldorlnir nnd maktii ) ; the iiHHuas-
mmil uf ilainnu'L' U ) the owners rcsiicntlvoly of
mid proiiorty aireutcd liy Kald uliiuiKu nt
vrmln , talcing Into coiiHlilcrallon gpurlul hiniu-
II Ii. I . If any.
Von ru notified to be priuoui ut the tlmo
mid pliicn uformalil und iniiku any
lo or Htutuiiienlx coiieurnln HiiUl ii
of dnmutfos UK you limy i niiHldur iironur
H. W. tllliSON.
T. II. .MulM'U.
JOHN II. UKKVIi.
Oinaliu , Neb. , AusuatUlli. Iblr. . iiUdlOt
NOTJOB TO VHOPKRTY OWNERS.
Von nru hereby notified tliut thn followlni
oanii | of earth on lotsJl ami l ID block llUulty ,
liavo boendcciurud by ( iiillnancd No. piuuto b
IUIIS.U1CC3 by reason ( if uunkvof uutth oxUtlna
tlldlCOII.
Van nro hereby notlllod to uu.ito said nul-
sanco by Krjidln milil b.uikHof earth down to
ubout thu Invol of tliu xurroiindlni : ulreols 01
ulluy * on or lieforo thouth duy of Hoptumbur ,
17 , omnld nuisance * will lib nbutud by tin
city authorities , und thu oxnolno thereof lov-
led UK u Huuelut tux uvulnsl thu property on
which oald nulsuncus uxlst.
Dated thU lllli duy of Auituat , 189. ' .
1' . W , iilltKIIAUHKtC ,
Uliulrmvu of tha Hoard uf I'ubllo WorUs.