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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY BUR : : ! SATURDAY , ( XTL'OUEU lo , 1892. ON MILEAGE BOOK REBATES Chairman Onlilwoll of the Western Pas senger Association Makes a New Ruling. CASH VALUE OF UNUSED PORTIONS llonkOlay Ito r.nclmiiRod , Hut Hits Hnlo of Isitl.incn for Now Aillr-iBo Mint Ito il l.iicul r.-moiiscr i-n Hotniir. Ttio mllcago boolt question Is ghost in thnt It cannot bo succosifully InlJ , nnd has bobbed up ngxln bcforo the Wcslcrn Pubscngrr association , tUo point uuaor dis cussion having boon raised by Major Iluchannn of tbo Kllthoin , who wroteto ChairmanCnldxvoll as follows : I Imvo hnil unarmed to mo ono of our 2.003- nnlo bonks contain : ! l.tnllm tunned iinil in yet ilno\iliu | < l. with u ii'ijiictt tint an CA- chntipu Ijininilu wliornhv th.i unused iiilHmtfo limy ho implied tnwnrl another J.oiO-iuMo ticket for tin-SKIMP man Whtil amount should liccoloelcd liic-nsii in Hi uninsiK'ilon/ I mi- ilursfind tlmt txiniuof tlio 10 uN uro ullowlni ; iioroilltnf 'J cents per inllo for Ilia uiiiHoil iiilli'imunml 410 lolmtn tor the cover and col lecting tin ) ( llfTi-runce. which In thH t'aso wuulil miiko ra.ru to i-ollccl. Till * Is not In necordinco with my Inlurpiot.illon < if tlio iisroeiiiont , Iml I woiil 1 llkoto li.ivo u ruling fioin yon on th's point. Uhalriiiin CaMwell , nftor taking some tlrao to invcitlR.ito the matter , wrote Mfcjor Jluchr.nnn as follows : No direct prol l lon U tnndc for taking Into consideration tlio rofnnil or m.iUliu allow- unco lliorufor wliun luilcomln : or uxehang- Ing thn unused portion of unovplro I 2.Uic-iiillo llelioK nor l < nny provision imido for grunt ing to tlio iiiirohiiBur the imo rolutho ro lui'- lion when less th.m-.uui ) lul.cs has lieuti used , or Is ippnioiitly coiiloniiiliilud to niiilv ] only In the nM > of tlio iitnoiint of mlli'iuo within the ti > iiilrud | tlmu and under othur prnpoi conditions. I'rovlslon Is imido. Imwovor , thit : Intnouxcnt the orUlnul pnicliusor finds It Impracticable to nsu the entire inKoi o within Us llfo lli ( > ticket iiiuv Iio ovcliansud on it mllu pur inllo basis. I bcllovn this moans that tin'cost for the ninnliiil of iidilllloniil inllonge ncoiud to miiUo up thu whole tloKot shall ho computer ! ut the into pur mile In volved In tlit'orUliml co t of the ticket , uml not at the nut r.ito per mile. TJui rule pio- vltlrs Unit the nctr.ilo slull uicoiiiu oirectlxo only when tlio pun slous us to uao of the re quired amount , of milu mo wlth'n tla < loipilio 1 tlnii ) iinil otlu-r conditions of lefuud li.ivo been compiled with. Mr. Culdwell R-ave It as his opinion that the rate chnrijod for additional mllcago In exchnnciriR uoolu should bo - ! ' , , ' contn per inllo instead of S uents , his tc.-uon belnc that n purchaser of a L'.OUO-mllo book uses lo > 3 than half of it before ho wishes to cxchanpc , thus netting the bcncllt of u rate of eenti 11 inllo for loss than the rule requires. Some of the general passenger agents Bcem to think that the ilccision will not hold water nud recall the fuct that when \ V.V. . Flnlcy was ehalrmau o the association ho was compoltco. on more than ono occasion to ro- vcrso his rulings on mileage JIATKb ON I.NIill'.l r j. ot Oilmen Uiiiuls .tlcct anil Con aider the Out'Stlon. 111. , Oct. 14. A mooting of the traflle managers and auditors of all the road terminating in Chicago has boon called by Chairman Blanchard of the Central 'Irufllc association forTuosday next. The object is to consider for adoption an aercomont governing charges on World's fair exhibits nptl pro viding for their disposition from the Urn they arrive in Chicago until turned over to the exposition company The moating will < ulso discuss the question of llxlng the responsibility for uny Carnages that may occur"to exhibits dining the process of switching tlio curs to the tracks of tbo exposition company. In nearly all lustincos the Holt rnll\\ay will bo used for this purpose. The question to bo tlcclUcd is whether the railroads shall bo bold lospoQblblo for dnmaccs to exhibits until tfcoy iuo delivered ins'de ' .Inckson park , or only until tboy are turned over to the bolt line. line.A A committee of the Western Passenger i\s- Eoclation has occn in session toclav nropar- ing n report to bo submitted to the November incoiini ; in repaid to granting roduceil rates on tlio ccitillcate plnir. Under the present system no application for reduced rates for conventions or other largo gather ings can bo granted unless it has been submitted to a vote of all tlio roads in the association. It is pro posed to adopt n , moro simple inothoct uy laying down the ccnoml uilo that any meeting lor which 100 or moro passengers nro euurantcod is i-nuilcd to excursion rates , utut ihnt the chairman may act upon such applications without calling for n vote Irom members. Under such u rule , all par ties entitled to reduced rntcs would got them ni.d would not bo subject to lofusal on ac count ct the negative veto of BOHIO road hav ing no Interest In the matter. Chairman Caldwcll lias granted relief to the competitors of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St I'nul road against its action In making u rnto of 1 cunt per mlle for tlio transporta tion of United btatos troops to participate in the World's fair dedicatory celebration. The proposition to inulu such n ra'o was twice voted down in the Western Passenger nssoclatlon , but the St. Paul look Iho action it did upon the advice of its counsel , that to make such n r.ito for the state militia anil refuse U to United States troops would bo discrimination under Iho interstate cum in or co act. WAS IIU1I.T IN OMAHA SHOTS. I'nclnci In th World .Undo Its J'lrsl Trip Vchtrnlny. Krirlnol40 ( , S5D , thn largest olght-whocl connected locomotive In the world , ami built at the Union Pacific shops in this city , made its llr.st trial trip yesterday afternoon , taking out the fast mall. The oillcliils are very proud of this monster engine and pictures of the lovlathaa nro beIng - Ing hung around in nil the offices nt Union Pacific hoauquartors. Tlic trial or tha cn- Ctno will bo watched with great interest for It was designed by McConnell to overcome iho heavy grailoj botwccn Omiiha and Ugdon. _ Tim ( irciit Nortlitiin Oomcs loTliiic , The Great Northern , which has been play Ing a dog-ln-tho-rnatiBcr policy toward the Transmlssourl association , by Us not ; utlvo vote provontlng iho member j of tlio association from making a ono-furo ralo to the dedicatory ser vices of the World's fair next wcok , has Dually yielded to preasura and vcslordny an nounced that it would not intorfcro with tlu making of theiato. In consequence General 1'assongcr Agent Lotuux has been onpagcd on iho rate question trying to bring order out of the chaos thai nt present reigns in passenger circles on account of the policy of Jim Hill's ' road. It is thought that If anything is tc bo done toward securing business ii will bavo to bo do no at once , and all the pas longer agents , for that matter , are himiini to get advertising matter properly ooforo tin peoptb. When the rate will go into offcc U uncertain , but it is thought tickets will hi sold on iho ISth and 1'Jih good to return untl tho2oth. Of course this is nlj guess \vorl nnd tbo association members will bavo ti tauo a veto by telegraph In limiting the linn for iho sale of iho going and the roturuln ; llcuots , ISI T Tour .Stnliors COI.UMIIUS , O. , Oct. U. Fifty men were n \vork in the Hlg Four ynrih today. Th presence of Iho pollco prevented any demon Btrallou on tbo part of the strikers. Kin men who arrived this morning from ilufTul refused to go tn work on learning that thcr ; was n strike nnd ware cared for by th . John Durley and O. C. Early , smuoif wore arrested for calling iho now me 'scabs , " and otherwise ridiculing them 'J'hov were charged with disorderly conaucl Tbo'oniclals ot iho Hlg Four claim lo b thoroughly masters of iho tltuailon. Thor has not bcou a broalt In the ranks of th strikers up to date , and they arc silll com dent and. determined. ; A ; Wtnturn. iTTSiiuia , PaOct. . 14. At the mootln of the stockholders of the IWtsburg & Wosi the poueral oftlcos i cm railway today jn Allegheny the proposition to lncrea o tli capital stock and bonded M te i \io road to the extant of was unanimously approved. It Is now pro posed to double the Una ami roJtico erodes at various points nnd nut the rood in llrst- class condition. The ualttrnoro & Ohio road will throw n Inrgo proportion of Its through passenger tranlc over the Pittsburg ft West ern , ns a much mora direct route can trlus bo obtained. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ UOUIirs IN'UUlftlNO NOW. Iiirn.tlg.ttlon of Sail Aiitnnln & Arin : ns I'liss lrcrurr ! hl | ) Accnilllli. Nn\v Onr.c vi , L.I. , Oct. U.-Tho Tlmos- UornocMt's S.in Antonio special says : In the Investigation of the ac counts of the Sin Antonio & AranstH IV.ss rocolvorshlp tnfoM M-istor In Chancery Fli'tning , U. W. Andrews , conor.il passentjernpeiit.snid the register of n Galvos- ion hotel showed that H'relver It. F. Y oakum WHS In Cialvoston on November : ta , IS'.ll , nhichls the ditto that ex-Auditor A. O. Coouvr cliiima Hint Yoakutr. rjcslpted In Sasi Antonio tor certain missing lunds. Uciior.il Bistorn Agent K. A. Fulwllcr , who was station ngi'nt hero in May , Is9l , tesiitlpd to tuning paid Cooper $ S.nj about that datu o.it of the station nrjrotil's nccotints. Tills Is ono that Is alleged to b2 unaccounted for. for.Tho grand Jury this nftrnoon returned three Indictments against Coonor. charging him \\lth forging tlio name of U F. Yoalium to rcc''lpts for tnioa sums , amounting lo $ oV iJ' ) . Cooper has not vet bjcn arrested. Ucm iinU or MUsniirl I'.icllto KT. hut i , Mo. , Ojt , 14It Is now known that the demand for an Incro.no of wages inailo by the Missouri P.ioillc telojrapiiors is in the aggreaato unusually inr omid that It Involves nu additional exuonso of moro than 5WJ)9J. ( ) That they will not consent , wilr.out n IlL'ht goas without say'ne ' , and it rorualus to ba scon how much of uu increase will satisfy the operators. Itnllttay .Ndlrs mill I'nrtoirils. Mr. .1. N. Drown , assistant general passen ger agent of Iho Union Paclflu , ii again at Ills desk after several days absence with mn- lurla. lurla.Mr. Mr. .Tamo ? M. Preston of the freight do- partinent of tlio Milwaukee ) returned yester day hotn a hunting and llshlng trip among the northern lakes. Jim took nlong julllolont dynmuitc , which enabled him to bring back a barrel of plchorcl , plKc , blacic bass and porch packed in lots of sawdust. Job Hathaway of Ik-mlngforJ , Box Ilutto countv , and ono of the well known charac ters of the state , will go cast loday to Illinois and Ohio for the purpose of starling immi gration rs'ohrasltawrd. Mr. Hntlmwnv says that ho Is meeting with eroat success in his cllorts to divert travel westward. Contractor Arthur Johnson of the union depot c.imu In yesterday and only nwnits orders to go ahead on the depot , which ho says will bo pushed rapidly to completion if ho Is given half a chanco. A great deal of the material is on the ground , and has been for some tlrno. With anything line fair fall weather ho thinks ho can make a pretty good showing by the limo snow Hies. - The "No. 0" Wheeler & Wilson will not , break the thread nor Impair the stitching if run in the wronir direction. Sold by George W. Lancaster & Co. . .M 1 b. 10th si. rotutniM and Onions fur Sale. I have. 100 bushels of choice curly Ohio potutooa tinil SOJ bushels of liirsr'o red onions Unit I wihh to disuose of. Addicss , II. D. PcGicard , Avuua , in. Frescoing mid interioidccoriUii r ; do iijiH ml osUmU3 § f't'nUul. ' Ilj'ii-y Liohnuinn , loO.S Doujliid htrcot. Tlio Liiiingoi1 Art Gallery S.it. cven- iri } , ' , Oct. loth , hist apDeai-jitico of LncUo Jiiuliardbon. Headings from the liiblo , Shakesucaro , Dickens , Lord Dundreary , Mm Ic Twain , etc. Tiulcots oOc at Glmso & Hddly's. Real estate. Bargains only. My word is pood. W. G. Albright 521-12-3 N. Y. Lite bid ? . : \ IIKOS. ry Opcnlnsr Sitnriliy and Inciting. L-idios wlsluiiK to see the very niwost novelties in tbo millinery line are re spectfully invited to vibit the mllllnory ilopartmont on Saturday or evening. Goods will bo on sale as well as on dis play. Visitors can coinp.iro btyio , qual ity and prices. CLOAKS AND SUITS. This department is on the millinery iloor and 1ms a larger and more complete stock than over before , while special earo is taken with children's garments for school wear , ns well as first quality in popular priced Indies wear. 'Tlio latest novelties in ladies' line garinont.i hnvo received more attention than over before. Special bargains in every line to make people feel moro interested. HAYDKN BROS. Tlio I.-tst ir.irvcii i\unriloii Smith via the WABASII RAILROAD Will leave Omaha 4 p. in. Oot. 23. For Iho above occasion the Wabash will bell tickets to points smith and southeast at half faro. Tlio only line running solid trains with reclining chair and Pullman bullet sleeping cars to St. Louis , con necting in union depot with all trains running east , and south. For ticket ? and further information call ntVabnsh ollico , 150Parnain street , Omaha , or wrlto G. N. CI.AYTO.V , Northwestern Pass. Agent. HE'S KEAL CUTE. Om.ilii : Mrrcli.int ? Siicrcsslully .Swindled liy a Jtnilny Young > liin , A well dressed young man whoso real name has us yet not bojn learned successfully worked n half aoicn down town merchants for small sums of money Thursday after noon and Friday morning by moans of forged chocks. It wasn't the old timocheck or draft racket by any moans. This bright young man has brains and ho usm tli < > m. All of Iho chocks v.oro conillcd on the back bv the regulation lubber stump and signed "A. lilcknmn , cashier. " On account of iho paper beinij ccriillud no trouble was experienced in ills posing of it. At thn clearing house yesterday iho f rnuil was discovered. Hath Iho Ncbrabka Xu tional and Umnhn National banks handled several of the ch''uks. Ono of the hocus checks turned up Ir Council IHuffs yostorduy , drawn on tin .Merchants' Isational hank of Omaha anC duly cortlllod. It was for 515 and bad been cathcd by Hrowu , the grocoryrnan. Tlio young swindler's bchcnio is n prottj smooth ono and the pollco want mm buillv It Is biipposcd that ho muuea his own rubbci stamps. _ JKHt.\ . Xuttc' * of Av itit'r or t KS nnd T I'llaie / I / , 01(1 ; ftlc/td / lil/Ko / nit Iliif , ttn ccittt. 11ONNUM. A son to Mr. and Mrs. l.croy ! llDtinell. I'lUHODV-AdaushUr lo Mr. and Mrs , 0. C 1'uabody , It ° 4\ol/cf / n/ five line tar lea i unlertlilalit'iitfl/ti rtii ( : < Mf/i'ir / < l'if ' ioiuil line , ten cents. i- i10 UU.NUAl'-t'hurlc * M. October U , ISO. ' , yearu. lo 'O 10 n , t , JO ro 10 II- t- tin 10 or 00 Used in Millions of Woi CLOSE OF THE TESTIMONY Last Witness in the Lincoln Asjlum In vestigation Examined. HOW THE SUPPLIES WERE DELIVERED Dctiilln nt Kccdplx of flour uml Cnnl Ito- cllcd to Ilin Hoard Method of Hccp- hiK Account * i : phlno , | rinil- liiKSot the Hoard Promised. Xou. , Oct. II. | Special Tele gram to Tut : Urc. | The asylum Investiga tion w.is practically closed today , although another session will bo held tomorrow loi-o- nuon , xvbcn the tlndingj of the board will bo inatlo public. The fiict that the matter will lu all likelihood bo referred for action by the grain ) Jury will convince people ot the state thnt the Uonrd of Public Linda and IJmld- Ings has been thorougly In earnest In this in vestigation. The Investigation opened this morning nt 100 : with Fred Kico , booltltoeuor , on the stand , llo was mainly examined on the quantity of Hour used up to March 1 , isui , and up to September 1 , IMli. In connection with this testimony , Dr. Kuupp Introduced a bill of the Ashland Electric Mill compauy for a carload ot Hour to show that a voucher nnd n hill did not always boar thu same d.ito. Mr. Unco explained lu response to ques tions that Mr. Sewell had the contract for supplying the Hour , and hid t > : cn tn tha habit of delivering according to his con venience , nnd witness had no aocur.ito knowledge ot how the Hourgot to the asylum. In March , ISU'J , a total of 10 , < oO pounds wns purchased , and 0,000 pounds in February. An Inventory was taken on or about the 20lh of February , and witness went ever It on the -Sth , checking those things which were cor rect and making n niainorandiim of others. As a mnttor of fact iho Inventory would not bo the same on uny two days in the wards , owing to the constant change of things from ono ward to another. \VhUmorosubmlltcdtho Hour vouch ers for February , Ib'Jl ' , showing tOuO ! pounds purchased February IB , I 01)0 ) uounds on the ' 'llh , 'Jr 00 pounds on the Slith , and -,5UO ! pouuds on tboSSlb , a total of 11,50 , ) pounds. Ilnu tbo Coal Was DulUorud. John Dorgan was next sworn and testified that the Whilobreast Coal t'ompanv had the contract to supply the iisyliini wllh coal during ISUI nnd IbW , and supplied for various Kinds. Did not know anything about CQJ ! bi'ing hauled away Irom the switch after bring receipted for. All the coal sold had been delivered. In January , ISOa susmcion had como about that coal wns being stolen from the cars on the switch , and nftcr the watchman had de tected sevcial pconto stcnlinc1 and tracks of wagons in the snow , the method of delivery was eunngcd and co.il wn'i now weighed at the asvlura and tickets nlvcn for each load , those tickets hoing cliockucl up at the end of the month with Uaoo. the bookkeeper at the asylum. In 1VJI coal had boon sold nt mine weight and all cars WITH billed to Lincoln nnd then switched up to the asylum. Now the coal Is hauled up by the train and weighed at the asylum. So lar as the witness1 knowledge went mine weights varied , sometimes overrun rung , somoMmcs falling short , nnywhcro I from n half ton to a ton. The hist load hauled by mine weight this year was about February 1 , but ho bad no moans of know ing. How tin ) ISoDki Wrro Kept. From this time on Governor ISoyd and Mr. Rnviok occupied the time in learning how the witness kept tbo honks. Witness stated that the only records wcro memoranda , which were transferred to a general boon and the memorandum destroyed ns of no fur ther use. At the end of the month nil the records are sent to the main ofllco nt Denver. Witness had no way of getting at past bust ness transactions from the books in this ofllce. Mr. Dorgan was closolv examined by Mr. 'iVhltmoro and Mr. liewick regarding the manner in winch coul wns shipped nnd the blio of the coal bin nt tno asylum. Un thought H would hold ten or twelve cars , but coulii nots.iy if it was 40x13x10 foot in size. Governor Bo.ul examined the witness closely on his method of keeping books , and Hnnlly asked if ho would brlntr his books before tno uoard for examination as to the asylum business , which tbo witness declined clined to do. Mr. Whitmoro then asked that the witness bo compelled to do so , as ho believed the board hid the power to do. lu response to Mr. Hastings , Mr. Doivnn sold ho had had several petty books since Juno , nil others being sent to Denver , which ho would allow thu board to examine. Ilr. Knupp Tells His Story. Dr.V. . X. Knupp was sworn nnd testified thntJ. D. Lauor was steward under him nt a salary of100 per month. Huobard was farm bet > s and butcher , and was in that po- sitlo'i when ICnapp took tbousyluui , and wns continued bv him nt n salary of J50 per month piirt of the tlmo and more at others. The farm boss had t > encrU supervision of the work on the farm , which was composed of 400 acics of tlio asylum property and a hall section rented. Mr. Ilubbard as butcher aid the huying and butchering , and made a a return nt the close of the mouth of bis transactions , which passed in regular order through the steward to tbo superintendent , who approved or disapproved as ho deemed they wcro correct. Dr. Knapp hud kept memoranda of cattle purchased from tlmo to time , nnd used this as a check on bills presented. Ho did not know where Hubbird was nt present and had not soon him In two or t'arco ' days. Witness supposed there were about the sumo number of Inmates in tha hospital us formerly , and that ihny usca about the same quantity of Hour. D.irlng the tlmo ho had been superintendent , coal hud been bought at mine weights. Cars overrun in mine weights and this plan hud been continued up to January , IbOi , when ho became satis- fled that coal was belnp stolen at tuo switch , sinca which time it had been wolghod at the asylum. Thcro were nhoutUjO patients and sixty employes during his term. DoIll's Sirsap.irtlia aestroy < suoa pol- uons us scrofula , skin dlsiiasin , oczaim , rliuu. mutism. Its timely use Hnv > ) i many llvai. i > mv.no i > iticiON OVSTIMIS , Jiilllor , Clic'cxo and l.'iMiil > urrlrfl. Fresh Baltimore oysters for 25c per quart. Komombor wo will soil you solid moiit oysters nnd you will iihvaya i ot thorn frcsli , aa wo rccolvo thorn twluo ti day direct from B iltimoro. In bul'.or wo Imvo the bust nt lowest prices. Country butler at IMc , ISa nnd 20c. ( Jrcanury 2l'c an'a ' .Me , ' The beiKirntor , 1c. CIIliKSH DHPAHT.MHNT. Wisconsin full cream , lOo and lUc. } Hustorn process jniro cream cheese , lie. HooUford full cream , ] 0c. Young- America full cream , lOc. Swiss cheese. lf > e tuid 17c. } Uriulc cheese , lic ! , llo and lOc. Limburpor cheese , 112ju find 15o. Funuv " Uapo Cud oranlmrrlos , So per quurt. HAYUEN DUOS. , Promoters of homo industry. llio Omaha Choral Souli-tr. A lnrfc'0 number of musical gentlemen assembled at the rooms ol the Academy ol IB mes 40 Years the Standard Fmo Arts Frldan evening to perfect the or ganization of n cheral society. After n ptcnsanUsmoko nnd conversation thu meeting wnsdulled , to orJor with Mr.V. . O. I'rltchnrd 111 tBiupornry chairman nnd Mr. Josppli P. liartotima secretary. A committee consUting of Mo rs. .lo oph ( Jat.m , Ur. IJ.illoy nnd .losaph K. Uarton wns np- polnted to nominate odlcsrs to bo pre sented far election nt the next mooting , which will bo hMtl on Thursday evening , October 120 , nt 8 ovclock , so ttmt nil members , both ladles nnd. gentlemen , may bo enabled to tnko pnrt. Tbo newly formed society hns ucen ten dered the use ot the auditorium nnd grand plnno on the fourth floor of the HnyUon llrothcr * store , Sixteenth nnd Dodge streoti. This offer hns been accepted , subject to the approval of the body nt larco nt the next mooting. Tno Ornalm Choral soclftv was the nnmo unanimously rutopteu b" tlio members pres ent. Its success 1 n foregone conclusion , as the membership nlrcady numbers ever ono hundred good vocalists of both sexes , nnd other good singers of either SCK will bo cordially welcomed to the ranks of the new organization. WHO KILLED MAYOR MILLER , P Cnraiicr'ii Jury I'nnlilp lo I'linl tliu 1'actn In thn C nsp. The coroner's Jury In the cnsa of cx-Mii > or Miller returned the following verdict yes terday afternoon ! After a scnrchine examination wo find thnt ex-Mayor Miller of youth Orauhn cntno to his death from n gun shot wound In his loft temple , nnd nftcr having exhausted nil moans In oar power we , the Jury , do say that wo nro un- nulo to determine by whom the fatal shot was llrca. CifsTAV ANIICIHCX , W. A. SiiAtii1 , .1. T. WITIIIIOW , Jens 1' . Dum.cii , U. J. MCMOU. THE BOY DIED. Ho Had llopii Hurt and Was Treated lor JMalai-l.il 1'cvpr. Jamie Solomon , n m-yoar-old boy whoso parents live in Ambler 1'lncc , was thrown from a horse and severely bruised Sunday morning. He walked homo nnd nothing wns thought of the occurrence until the next any when he became unconscious. A physician was called who said that , tlio boy was suffer ing from malarial fever nnd treated him fur that disease without effecting any Im provement. \Vcdnesday the patient died and a post morlcm examination showed that the trouble had been n concussion of the brain , caused by his full Sunday. An honest druggist will invariably loll yon that tlio genuine Johann Holt's Malt Extract is the standard of tfio world. 1st. It is recommended by the inudic.il fraternity throughout the civilized world. 2d. It is now ami 1ms been for Unity years used by the royaltk's of Europe. ( Write for pamphlets giving fae-similies of appointment from kings and em perors. ) 3d. If is a standard remedy for indi gestion , general debility , weaknesses of women , coughs , hoarseness and eatanhal affections in short it is thcjirtil and best nutritive tonic. _ " ( % Bo sure and obtain the genuine. The signature of "Joliann Iloff" is on the neck of every bottle. Eisner & Jlemlcl- son Co. , Solo Agents and Importers of Mineral-Waters , G Baiclay street , Now York. Tiio only uniformly successful SPECIALISTS IN AMERICA. IN THE TREATMENT AND CURE U OF SYPHILIS , GONOR RHOEA , GLEET , SPE.H- MATORRHOEA , SEMINAL WEAK- NEBS. LOST MANHOOD. EF FECTS OF EAR LY1VICE OR EXCESSIVE INDULGENCES IN IJTATURER Y3AKS , FEMALE WEA1CNESS , SEX UAL DISORDERS , HYDROCELE , VARICO- CELE , PILES. FISTULA , RECTA'L ULCERS. ConeuHatlpn free. Call upon , or address with , stamp. 14th and Douglas. Illmuund PILLS Orlulnul uutflluljr Clrnulno * Arc hlintTB rUttle. * LADIES , art l > ru < Klt t' > r dttckttttr * f.ualitk U-.ti lcJ wim tlu ilt-U > n , iiu utlirr * /t'/u4iftiflj * 'oy * t It-mi o J imitmnon A l I > ru/giiiior nil4c * t f r i > rtlcdlri > inUmoolali od fur 1.411 If * * < Utter , Lj rvlhrii 1O OUO Ttktimc&Uti AaM i'uptr. AY E R * S lorry Pectoral Has no equal for the prompt relief nnd speedy cure of Colds , COIIRI | ? , Croup , Hoarseness , I.oss of Voice , Preacher's .Sure Throat , Asthma , Ilroiiclillls , Lu Grlppo , and other derangements of the throat and lungs. Tlio best-known cough-euro Jn the world , it is iceoinineiitk'd by eminent physicians , and Is the favor- Uopieparation with singers , actors , preachers , and tcncl'crs. ' H.soothes the inflamed membrane , looscim Iho phlcRin , stops coughing , and induces repose. taken for consumption , in its oavly stage's , checks furl her progress of the disease , and even in the later stage1 ? , it eases the distressing cough and promotes reiieshing sleep. It is agreeable to the taste , needs but small doses , and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. As an emergency medicine , every house hold should be proUdcd with Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. "Having used Aycr's Cherry Tec- toral in my family lor many years , t can conlideiitly recommend it for all the complaints it is claimed to cure. Its sale is increasing yearly with me , and my customers think this prepa ration lias no equal as a cougli-ciire. " S. W. Parent , Queensbury , N. 13. 1'iciiarcil liy 1'r J C Aycr&Co.loncllMnE . Bold li ) all Urilggliita TilccSl ; bollles$5 | Promptto act , sure to cure u > -itiliiu linliitl'ui-ru In | toUMtll.1H. l\l | , u * III ] -l- ! u < : . ) L v. J. Stviiln-ii , . Lclmnon. ( j. EiRsticStoc ! < mj3 , Trusses , - . Crutches ( % , , | i Batteries. Syringes , Atomizers , Medical Supplist. a < ALOE & PENFOL1) ) 114S. 15th SL , the oioh Process No AMes ou Ottar Chemicals * "A < trc iised in tha I u\Vt \ prcintralion of wliich is absolutely pure and soluble. It lias more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar , and is far more economical , costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious , nourishing , : i'iu KASILT DionsTr.n. _ Sold by Crocors ovorywhflro. W. Baker & Co. , Dorchester , Mass , DOOTOBi : Ill thq trcatmcntof nil forms of PRIVATE DISEASES. ana all Wualtiiova and Dliordcrof T\/rT7''Vf wllh loss of cnm.ue. amhltlon IVllilM and vltullty. Kluliluim yparsuf thu most rmnurUubli ) success In tlio Uu.itinont of tlila clah * of disunion , which la piovun by tlio iini\urs.il t.ttlnion v of 11.1011- numU who liuvu boon cured Write for circu lars nnd quostlun lUt. > Itn niul riirnuiii hl , | ( Ilil'inii. Nnl > . _ NEBRASKA N.ational Bank. U , S. WEFOSITORy-- OMAHA , NEB _ _ _ Capital . $10Doa3 Surplus . $03,00 ! ) Offlcort nnd Director * -llonrr W Vnt , II. U t'unlilnu , Tlco proslilocii , < H , Muurlcu \ \ V Mor.u , Jolm i , Colllui J. .N , II. 1'utrloi , l.owli A , IHON HANK. MaJOKjBCTnrMliyia rcKimKCTBSBBH THOSE SUITS The past week has demonstrated beyond a doubt the fact that the male portion of Omaha appreciate the difference between "tweedledee and tweedledum. " They appreciate the fact that when the Nebraska advertises to sell a fifteen dollar suit fm-'Tenlind a half , they do n't sell a ten dollar one they sell a fifteen dollar one. To call our last week's sale a success would be "drawing it mild. " Wo never sold so many suits the first week in October as wo did this year. We're going to beat it this week going to give you s U11 bi g g c rya 1 u o's flT vc you more- suits and moro kinds ol suits to pick ' ' ' ' fro'Tru Today you can ch'oo'se' " frbTn over two thousand s u Us a 11 at , one price. You can pick SACKS or CUTAWAYS You can choose cassimeres or cheviots You can take plain or fancy , You can buy browns or grays. You can get the heavy , old- fashioned pepper and salt cassimere that never wears oat or the very best all \vool heavy indigo blue suit with double or single breasted sack coats. You can buy suits of us this week that have never been offered for less than fi f te e IT _ d ojj.a rs a n d you can buy them for ten cIoTTars and litty cents. STRICTLY FINE SUITS Four of the largest manufacturers of cloth ing in the world who make nothing but fine goods who hire as good "cuTteTs aTTd as good tailors as are to be had sell all the goods they sell in Nebrask a totheNebraska Clo"tliing Company. No house on earth , no matter who nor where , can show you suits that a re any better , or are made better in any particular than the suits we show as our strictly _ line suits , and we haven't the gall to ask yoTTTcT pay twenty-eight or thirty dollars for them either-- * but offer them at $16 to $22.SO. Look at them they'll do your ey33 ; JDD d. WOODEN & 1 DEWALK UKSOLU 1'ION CONSTRUCTION. Cou.xciii CIIAMIIEH. OiHin , Xeb , , October 4th , I Ml.1. Uu It resDlvu.l by the City Council of thu City of Omaha , llio Mayor coiiuurring : 'I hat wooilun HuiunnlUs bu constructed in thuUity nf Omaha ns doslKiuto.l holow , with in live day * after lliu pub t utlun ot this resn- lutUiu , or the pursniial set vlcu Uierenf. ns by oidlu in e N authoil/i'd uml luiguliud , such slik'wiilltH to be laid to thugi , idu ( in lliu streets spec'lllud liuioln. and tn bo constructed of plnu plunk of such \ \ Idth mid thickness iiiul ho 1 ild upon ioi-n of such iluupiislons : ind In such milliner us Is prescribed o.v llni sneulfl Mtlom ( in llio lu llio olllco ( if thu lloirl of Public Works anil under Its suuprvislun. to-wlt : West side of I'.lth ' street , south ' , ' ( if lot fi , hhicK d. llnih.ich's Second Addition , cslnb- IKhcd giadr. d fi > ut wide. llnsi siduof ifith sireut. lot li. Bui'nysdt ! ! Ad dlllon , osfibll-iliod ci iilu. U feet wide. Noith sideof Ituidotlo struct , lolsll to IS Inclusive , block.i , ( 'liflou IIIil Addition , tum- inr.iiy irulc. i > feetwlilo. West sldo of " 'th iivoniic. lot I , hlnoK 0 , , Drake's Audition. picHJiil giadc.O feet IdL > . Cnst sldo uf IITlli si i put. lots M to Is Inclusive ) li ecU - , 1'iustoii Adclltlcu. c-tabllshu I gialo b feet wide. T..ISI side nf .17th street , lols 11 to I" , Creston AiiiiON , estubllslieil riue , ( I funt wide. Wesl s'duof ' .l > th iiveniio. liils..l to , "u Inelu- , he H tettnrl I'liu-e. pre-unturide , Ifuel do. West s'doof ' .Istli ii\oiiuo , t.ilot , No. I , MJC- tlini M-l.-lll , pii'stintpr.ido. 4 fentlde. . Kast sldo oN'ith stiuoi , lots I'J and III , block II. S-heild.in Place , lompjr.iry vrido. 4 fuu r.nstsldoof isth stroot. lots U nnd it block 2 , Sheridan IMacc , temporary Kr.ulo , 4 feet ulile West t.lde of inth street , lots : i iinil 4. bloeU 0 , lloibaeh'si-ucoiid Addition , present Ki-i'lu , rupnlr. West sldo of S' nd street , lots I lo ( i Indus'vc. blue' ( ' . ' . Idlowlld Addition , piuscut Kr.ide , ii feet \\lde. . . . , West > ld ( ) of SJnrl street. lots I , Saiiil.l , block 1. lilloullil Addlllon , prc'sunt ( 'r.ulu. 0 fuel " West side of 83ml street , lot ID , A xfcird'h Ad- dlilou. present made , ii feet lno West sliloofO.'duii sliuot. lolsi' , ! to.H Ineln- she , bluL'K4 , Shuiinati Avcnno P.irl. Adilltluu. iiiiheiit L-r.ule. I feel wide. Noilhsiduof .Miihon sticet. lots ! > 7 null ' - ' * . hliiel. 1' . Kounl/OiV Itutirs Add.linn , puinri- nenl er.iile. II feet wide. And. be It further rusolvo I : Thut ( In * bond of nubile worl.s he. and Is hereby milhor/oil and rllroi-lod fi UIIIHII u copy of this loso'iltlim lo bo publlslie I In the nllleiiil paper of llio cltv foi one weul , , or be sonod ( in lliu owinin of s'lld lols. nnd un less sin h IIWIIOIH shall within llvu < lu\s uftui the publle.itlon or survlco of snub I'upy con- Urnetsiild hldnwull.siiH liutuin leuiilrud. that the l.o ir I of ptibllu UOI..H cntisii thu HIIIIIII lo liudone , the eo < t of otuislnirtlirj : sill shlii- HalUsiesnuotlvoly to bo nssi ssud ii.ii.lnst lliu mil estate , lot or p lit of lol In fionl of nnd aliutlliii : I'resiihint I' ty Coiiiu'll. Attests .1UIIN ( iltuV- ) ; . Oily CiurU. ApimneJ : CiKu. J' . IIIIMIs. NOTlOi : TO CONSTKUOT SIDEiV VI-'v ' . Totlioownois of thn If.rs , parts of lols mil rniil csl.ito doscrlljod In llio uhovp iuulu - Voiiaml n-ipli of you mo liorobv " "Ij"1 'o ' , construil Hoodiui KldowrilUs ii < - n-onlrcil bv iMiim'll ' nod niuyorof ares l-jllonof ilin dry heollyofOnuhaof r. , , , , , | , Chiilrinnii ( in udof I'uhllo Wet Us Oinalm. Nub. . Uclubo , " WjJ.w..lb.B. . . , . . | . , . , . o I.IKI od. tl.ico . ilisii.U.ro-.U . ) I frcpnoulurs of ( ho eliy ofOiniiha. lisivo boon iluly ai | " > nted by lie imiyor. wlin the npiiniv.il of iho oily fonn- cllof8iildcliy.ro IIM.IH-I Iho driniH.'n to tbo olinors rc.poitholy of the p.opoiiy . i muro by oidlnuiio IIUIPSS.IIV to bo unpioirl | mill for tbo nsu of b.iKlnlly. for Iho pMipii'.o ' nf isv londlnit rifty-llibtmreot fronj ilin i.iirtli line of llliiiobniKli \ J'atlcrsoii1' . uUdithm lo ' ' " ' 'To nro .iitirornoHneU . ll. . il , l' ' v..w . . .o ; ( Cjilc I hi Id iippolntmuntan I ) ' " * ' 'I11 ' . " ' " "I iibMMUio-l | | by luw. wo wll , oil Iho Ililh d if of Octi.l'ur. AU. . IWK. ul the bnui of ID o e iiek In Ilio forenoon ul llio ollluo of Mirivur A o'J.unu. lino. I4U ( rariiuin bircoi.ilhm llni ( orpornio I . tsofsaldelty. inert for Iho pnriov. | of uoiibidurlir , ' uml nnil.lii , ' the U M > IIICIII r diiiiia n lo the ouners n-niiuyllifly , uf la .i. . , . to yo. . . . fJUl'-- ' ] " " . hoiipproiirluied n uforc 4lf. ( uuilvh oh Inis IHICII iWo uicd noee.sary by iho c . by or- dlnaiu-e , lo appronrluio tc tlio imo of the ( Uy. bolnu blluulr In HUldt-ityo ! I'nialii. In II u county otlloii.'limund M-nu of .Nohr.isUii , U ( loseili-dai. ( follnwi. , to-wlt : The iu.1 yvun- blocl. I'lieo. ' In IIIiuo- t > -IUo fiitit of lot ono , ' ' | , renl . , t Iho I , mo ' and ! .Vir . ! .ild uml nmUo uuy obj. | ) tuii ; leer staltiincnts cimrnnilin s.ild pro.rn.wl up- pi ,1-rlatlonoru o mmiil ' " ' .VU'ft'.V1 ' * yOM ! n..y consider | irop. > r \J ( V/iVj-i/N / ' JAV. KKiAI.n < ) Omaliu , f ; pt. 2lt i , . biC-UWt ORDINANCE NO. r 2Si. : > An ordlnanco oro.illnr sounr ( ilslilot IVo. 10O dullnliiK Its limits , slof MMM-I-S and oiov/i- llons , nnd dlro''tliu the hoird of unbllo \\oilslo taKe the inicpssiiy lo | > s to UUIISQ iho cunstiuullon of llio hotter In said dla- tr ct. llo II ordained by the c ty council of tlio city of Uinnlia. Sect Ion I. That tlio bouordlstnet No. 1C01 lieioby created In the vllvof Oiniihu. Sections. 'I'lulsovMi district iNo. 100 shall coinprlso tbo following lots and tracts of raaL csttttu : Jots ' . ' -I- ! l-'i-d-T-b-ll-lu-ll-I'-111-1 U-Ul-2 ! L'-I ) : ; ' . ' . " > and ' 'ti hi liloeU r. . anil lots l--i-l-.V-7- : ( ) ( . -tl-IU-11-U-lJ-aFSl.---ai-Ti ! nnd X'U In bloclt 11 ; and lotb l-'J-i-l-.r--7-8 : ( and 1) ) m liloi-i , II' , , iiiitt lolsl-IO-ll-l-iiiiiiil ) ! : 14 Inlioi-ull ; ami lotsU lU-ll-rj-iianu : 14 , In liluck II. uml lols 0-10-11- lu'-lil and II , In block ' . ) . and nit - bloeU 111. all m West Knd iidnltlou ; and lols S-U-10-11 and li In block ! > , Siiiumll I'uioi- . Section : i That the sewer district No. 1CB Hball bo eonstnu-lod .isfollous lon'liiiiliiK ! at Iho nmnholo just noitli of iho iilloy noitn otl Doiluci slioet on , I. > tli avoniie u ith an elevation of Ilia feet nbovo the Pity dat-nn Ihenoovltlia1 1" > Inubplpo sou or loainanho ( < at llio center ot tlio Intersoollon or liodKe elieot and iCilb live- , line wllliun oiovalloii uf is.iec tabo\otho city datum ; thcnco uuon llml.'O stiooLwkh a 13 Ineh iilposijHor lo ,1 maiiliooat thocontorod the Intersection of .Hh and Doilun nlioot with an elevation of IKI foot above tlio city datunif Ihuneo east on lod-o ) sltci t with u IMneh plpo' towoi lo a inanholo at the eenlcrof Inlorsuo- . , tion ofilllb and Hod ostr clu with anelevuliore of ! ! ) * > loot ubovu the oily dariim ; tlieuuu oust' ' on Dod L' street whli anSlnch plpoBovvcr lo a' ' Iliisb tank loomed In llio c-enler of DndKn btrcot amK'5 feet west of iho uu-,1 line of IVId , bticot with an olovallon of 'Ml foct above lliu city datum. Also I oilnnlnz at the manhole at the renter of tha Inteiaocilon of Dnd.n Hlieel and 'Ml\ } avoniio ut un ulevatlon of IK > foulahovotho Cily datum , them'o south a Ion , ' rhoocnrerllno. of .iTith avoniio nlili an H Ineh | IPNO | ) < VOI ton' Hish tank loc-ated , ' ' < feel north of llio norlli ilnoofthu uiloyjust miilluil' rainam street , ulili an elovutliin ofI' ' foot uUno the city datum , Also , beKlnnliiK at i lie iiitniliolu ul the con tor , of llio Iniorsocllon of Duduo slieet and Xil\i \ btirol. at an olovatlon of 181 foot above tbo city datum , tln-nuo ninth nlimj ; the center line of . ' ! " > ( h Mreol lib an 8 Ineh plpo souor t ( > a Hush lank -'i feel north of llio norlli line ot iho ullov Just north of I'arn un Micnt wllh uu elevation of 2IU feet nl i\o iho oily datum , A l o. bo , : ! n ill ii : m llu1 manho'eiit ' iho cent or. of llio Intel-eel Ion of Poll o and Illtii Htreoiu , at iiiiulovatlon of I'.li feet ubovo the ell Y dn- , linn. Ihenc-OhOiUh alinu the < outer line of.'iltU hlic-ot with un H Inch pipe sencr lo a Hush link ' . ' foot north of the imrlli line of the alloy Just norlli of I'ainam it not , with uu olevullon of iM7 feet uhuvo the < ily d Hum. All thoiifores-ihl ( devalions lo ho at Iho How llnea of Htilil sewers at the points named , Tlioiilkninonl and iri.ides of hiild M weri lo boslral ht llne < lr > i weon m cnlmios an I otliur polnlsspocllled , as f ii is | iraolluh'e. ' . .Hid ao- cordliu lo plans nii'l h | " cilleatiiiiis Illed with Ilin board of nubile vvm k > Sl.\ Inch junction pli-i-ei , shall l > e p'ncoil ' In said sewei ovory'Ki fiol , or us d I rot led In writ- IIIK by tbo city eiiKlnuiir. t-uuoi Inlets shall be roustriK'tod | M H'ltd sowoi dlhtilot UL such po.n'H as the city un * ( jlneei may ( llriiel. f-oi-tlonJ. That thn bo ird of public works I * lieiohy Instructed to taUn iho nu-'iiss irv slolH toeaiiso tliucoiiBtriiutlon of the bouor In mild Hectlo'n 5. Tliul thU or llnrinco t Uo eilocl uml bo In force from .mil after Its j " ' "Li-'aSM. ( , October " . 3gN(1IWIVRA | , ( city o'l a i.ciiArn- : ! , Aotln I'resiiliiiit 'JUy ' Ooiincll , Approved Octob.r 4iK jsi i ( Mayor TO THI5 OWNHHS OF ALL LOTS AND 1'AUTS OK LOTS ON OKCA- TUU STKKKT l-'UO.M 7 I'll STItKHT TO 1MTII STUKKT AND INTEIt SKCTJNG STUKKl'.S : Von am heroliy notllleil tint llio under * ni'Miuil , llucoillJlntorestoil froohn'.duis of tbo i'lly of ( Jmabii , have bcun duty upiiointed Uy Iho m iyor. with the approv.it of thn city ( .oiim-ll of mid city , lo imuiH the damaKo to Iho owiiern rosiioellvo'y ut iho projierty ulla led b > Iho ehiin.'u of Krudu of Doeullir nlreol. from ' . ' ? th lo"Hi , biretil uml IntoibOCl- Inustioetu. . dtclaiod nci-css uy uy orillnunco .Niiiulier W. , iini < ied Hopt .Mlh , Ib'J.1 , and ap proved Hept. iilril. WM Von uio further not floil. that having uo ceiitedbild aupolnlment. ana duly qiiullHeil us icqiilredby luw. wu will , on iho Inlh day ot O. l.ihcr. A U , If' ' ) . ' , nt lliu hour of tliroo o't Kick In Iho afternoon , at the otlli-oof ( < oo. J < Paul. l > ii > . ' > r.irnuiii direct , within the ourpurato limit * of rfild eltv , ineot. fur thu piirpu > o of pomldorliu an I maUnx thu- u -.u niont o ( d un ixo l'i Hi ) OWIIOH ro poct voly ol b.ildiiioH'ily. | allc--lon bv sulil chuni'ii of ifiuilo , tuklnK Into oonsldorallun Hpeclal bcnullls If any. Von iiroi'otlllou to bo prn ont ut the tlmo and nluim afort-x ild , nnd mal.o my oijjortlon * , lo orslaloiiiunHcoiifornliK itil ussobiniout , of dumuKCn us you may i"jn ldor propur. I ( ILJ , .1 I'M'I- . /I WM. (1. tllKIVKR. 'f .IAS. BTUL < KIALKi ) | Ouaha , Nob. , October < HU , 'WA OlulOt.
