Nebraska Newspapers

    2 TT1K OMAUA DAILY EKt FRIDAY , DEOBMHER 23. 1802.
BCRCLA1S AT TABLE ROCK
PostofBco and Quito a Number of Stores
Raided.
THEY SECURED VERY LITTLE CASH
Imllonlloii'v Tlnit tlio ( ImiR Wn < not Wel
J'rcnlili-d with TooMof HIP Crnrt-lar-
Cnm-nAltnictliiB Atlfiitlnn
nt rinttumimtli.
i.r. UOCK , Kob. , Dec. 22. ( Spcol.il Tele-
/jram to Tin : Ur.r. . ] Uurglnrs did consldcra-
bio work bore lust nljjht. They Ilrsl entered
the blaeUsmith shop of .lames Karns nnd
from Kobertson's wagon doparLincnt took n
brace , screwilrlvrr nnd t-hlsol. nnd proceed
ing to the postofilro they knocked the lock
o'ff the safe. They secured only ( V ) rciits.iind
bcfomliiR dUsnstrd tore down the money
drawer , likewise empty.
Later they went tlirmiKli W. J . Taylor's
Kcnenil merchandise store. Getting
In n tiack window they ffathurcd up
overcoats , mufflers nnd Hllk hnndkcr-
chloffl , nnd the pennies and nickels in
the cash drawer. They tot probably
? 1W ) worth of property. Matches strewn
over the lloor showed that they wore not
provided with full kit of burglar Imple
ments. -
The next store visited wni Wilson's drill ?
house , full of holiday goods , nnd Conklin's
jewelry store. The lock was smashed off
the front door , nnd chains nnd other Jewelry
to the amount of ? 1W ) taken. Or. Wilson's
loss appears to bo only some candy nnd a
faw clears. There was some appearance of
haste In their leaving , and it is supiwsed
that they were frightened away , as their
depredations went no further. Robertson's
brnco and screwdriver were found where
they had been used.
AiiNisuii : : t-Asr.s.
Mora Trniibli ) ! ro rlnK Out ( if tlu > Counrll
lllitllf. Com AIIIN. j.
PI.ATTSMOUTH , Neb. , Uce. 22. ( Si > eclal to
THE Bui' . ] Deputy Sheriff .lohn Uglio has
nerved papers on George 13. Dovey , Oliver
Dovoy nnd H. N. Dovoy , of the firm of 13. O.
Dovey ft Son , and E. A , Oliver and Fred
Ilnnigo , of the llrm of Oliver & Haingo ,
ordering them to appear before Judge Chap.
.man in the district court and show wiusc
why they should not bo fined for contempt of
court. The above is another turn In the
garnishee cases. A temporary Injunction
preventing the merchants going to Council
Bluffs and giving testimony in the cases
there was granted by Judjio Chapman si
short time ago. The plaintiffs claim thai
the bookkeepers for the above named Jlnm
went up contrary to the orders of the court ,
The garnishco cases nro creating consider
able feeling at this point.
T.IIKIATINII : > uvVIIITI : CAPS. "
iiMnl In Stochilllo liy tlio Clr
* dilution of Warning I.i-ttprx.
STOCKVIU.K , Neb. , Dee. 22. [ Special tt
TUB HKE. ] Considerable talk and some ex
cltcmcnt has been caused hero by llndlnf
notices posted signed by "white caps" glv
ing certain parties a limited time to leave 01
receive a visit from a select committee
Some of the notices were received by mail
Opinion is divided as to whether it is in
tended as a practical Joke.
Nrhnitkii'M Dentil Itoll.
QiiANi > l3MNi > , Neb. . Dee. 22. [ Special ti
Tin : Bun. ] 'Jharlcs II. Mlliscn , a prominen
cltlren of Gr.uul Island , died this morning
aged -10 years. Two years ago bo was ulectei
ft member of the city council from th
Fourth ward , and has been 11 member of th
Board of Education for several years. II
came to Grand Island In the early 70'
uud was one of the oldest citizens. Non
were raoro prominent in Grand Army of th
Ucpublio circles than he , and Ijyon IXJE
loses u very faithful member. Ho served i
the war with the Pennsylvania "Hue
Tails , " and was shot through the right am
disabling that member permanently. Ycai
ngo ho was an engineer on the Union Paeitii
but for the last two or three years has n
tired from the service. On Tuesday evenin
lie worked with a number of Grand Army r
the Kepublii ! members until midnight , wnc
he complained of pain in his side. Ycstc
day ho was conlined to his bed , but no or
considered his illness serious.
Thought It WIIH All FrUIril.
FAIIIMONT , Neb. , Dec. 22. [ Special Tel
pram to Tnu Bun. ] Yesterday n Unite
gtatcs marshal took Minnie. Foster to Omni
to answer to tlio charge of selling liqui
illegally. It seems Foster was taken
Omaha some tlmo ago to answer to th
chaigo , and -was released on his own rcco
nlzanco to nppoar nt a certain time , b
when the time came he failed to make b
itppcaranci' . Foster , it is alleged , thougi
the matter was all settled when ho was r
leased , but was evidently mistaken , I
telegraphed to friends hero today for Jl
also for I ) . C. Mcl cese to coma to Omih ;
AlcLccso look the llyer tonight for th
liltico. _
Mliy Srriini it lYIrpliono l.lnp.
GIIAND ISLAND , Nob. , Dec. 22. [ Special
TUB Bun.1'rostdcnt Yost of the Nobrasl
Telephone company has made a propositii
to the citi/.c'iis of Grand Island which will
doubt pl.ico this city in connection wi
Omnha , Lincoln and other cities within
year. The projiosllion is that the citi/.e
subscribe ? 1.500 , place it with a hank , at
have it thus guaranteed to the compan
The company will in return build the Hi
nnd issue tickets to the subscribers wlii
can bu used as toll within the next t\
yours , ft is simply a guaranty on the pi ;
of the dti/.ens Hero that then ; will bo $ lr >
of business in the next two years.
< ; imri ; < 'd wltli Kltliiiiplnt ; .
IlAiiTiso'iox , Neb. , Doc. i2. ! [ Scclal ) )
TUB BIK. ] William Gnuit is lying In J ;
liero to n wa It his preliminary hwiring whi
will ixriir next Tue.sday when he will bo i
( { uircd to ans\\cr to the charge of Uiilm
ing. Ho Induced a girl of .1. O. Olliver's
go with him to Iowa. He and the girl wf
caught nt YVakolield by Sheriff . ( ones. T
girl wan recently taken from the asylum a
is rather feeble minded. Grant Is a carp <
tor and has a family in Iowa.
Injured In u Itmmwiiy.
STORKVII.I.F , Neb , , Dec. 22. - [ Special
TiiKUui' . ] W. Li. McClary was quite bu ;
injured In a runaway while ruturntng fn
Indlanola last Sunday. It \\IH ; a very cli
call. Ho will bo conlined to his room :
' some time. _
In ( iriinil Army Clrrlen.
GIIANII Ibi.AND , Neb , , IVc. 22. [ Special
Tnr. UEK.J- Harry Hairlsou of this city 1
liei'ii ai > polnted by the national coinmam
of the Urand Army of the Itepuhllo asi
do-camp on his stuff ,
F
k An liivuhmliln lli'iiu-ily lor ( TnliU.
Sbcrlff Hardman of Tyler county , W
\'lnInla , was almost prostrated with a c
whim ho began using Chamberlain's Coi
Iteincdy. In hpcaklni ; of it liosuys ; "It gi
mo almost instant relief , I find it to bo
invaluable remedy for colds. " For sale
druggists ,
O-
Tim KlllllcH.
A rowunl will bo clvou for nny inl
iimtlou of Tim Killiloa , dead or nli
.Ue IIIIB not beun seen by his folks
5 yours. Tim Is u natlvo of Itoscom
Irolnnd. Address Jus Ktlliloii , Omit
Nob.
light nt l-oury Iilanil.
: - \ NEW YOIIK , Deo. 23. Thu Coney lal
Athlctlo club 1ms coiuiucred ita fonnlili
rival in puglllitU ) uffalra , the Oa-scent (
Athlotto club , and the gitiat llglitwc !
champion match between Jack McAu
nnd Dick Burgo will bo fought on thu II
festive ihliind by the joa , The seaside 011
iuitlon sccurod the contest by offcrin
jmrsu of f 15,000 , the lurK < 'st nuiount of me
over given by an nthletie ussocintlon for
The Crescent City .Athletic club onk
have declined to tiltl ftirthrr for the battle ,
and the Coney Island agreement will bo
signed by the principals tomorrow.
Austin OlbiKms of Patcrson , N. J. , nnd
Hilly Meyer , the Strcator "Cyclone. " hnvo
signed with the Crescent City Athletic club
for n light for n purse of fr > ,0X ( ) .
of pponlo hnvo pllns , Imt Do\Vltt 9
Witch Haiiel salve will euro them.
IN THE SECOND DEOBEE.
( Irorffn I'niK * I'liiitul ( liillly liy Hit' I'ullent
nnd I.OIIR 1'oiiilcniiR.liiry.
After being out two days nnd nights the
Jury In the Faim case returned a verdict of
murder In the second degree. At StO : ! o'clock
Inst night the foreman notified Sheriff Ben
nett that the Jury had rcnehed a decision
and was ready to make Its report.
.liulgo D.ivia was sent for and the prisoner
was brought over from the Jail. As the
twelve men marched Into the court room
Fauss appeal ed very nervous nnd scanned
the fncea of the Jurors closely. The court
then naked for the verdict and it was read.
Fatiss lirK'htcncd up considerably when ho
found thai ho would not have to hang for
his cowardly crime.
It is reported that , on the llrst ballot the
Jury stood eight for llrst degree murder nnd
four for second. Tviteron every cine switched
around and several voted for manslaughter.
Then ( he details ( if thn crime wore talked
over nnd nt last tlio verdict as ghenabovo
was agreed upon.
Constipation cured by lj\Vitt's ICarly
HIscrs.
f
Illnkry fur Ciiptiiln ,
NRW YOHK. Di-c. 22. Fr.ink A. Hinkcy ,
'ICi. the great end player , has been decided
upon ns the next captain of the Yale uni
versity football team. Ilinkoy comes from
Tonawanda , N. Y.
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Domestic.
financial nil-.fnrtuiirs caused H. N. Jlellar
of Antlgo , Mich. , lu commit suli'lile.
1'oreveral day- , past : i heavy snow storm
hns pii-MilliMi throughout Oiegim and the i'\-
tieino iniilliwiMt
Hccietary of tin * Treasury 1'oslt-r vays the
report Hint bo will visit New York to consult
with Its lianktsrs In u few duy.s Is trim.
MisAnlonlcttu Peiichot of New York nnd
lion. Allan . .lohiisioni- tlic Ilrltlsh legation
wi'io married at Now Yoik Wednesday.
Din-tin : a blR fov hunt at Newton Palls , ( ) . ,
Daniel l.oclilcllner wns uocldi'iitally shot by
Ili-niy King , a wealthy fanner , lA-chleltner
wlll.fle.
The Spanish sipium'rOrao. with 1,200 bales
of cotton abonril , burned at Siivunnnli , On.
Hlio was loading for Harct'lona. The loss will
bo heavy.
531'oachlnn sealers , by tlio employment of In-
dlims , think they liAvo discovered a way to
nvoldllie lawn icgiAutlng seal tuklng In thy
Chaili'sT. Mnyei wns le-elccted iiresldcnl of
the Ualllnioio.t Ohio Kiitlroad company at
tlio regular monthly meeting of tins bom-dot
dliectotsat Haltlinon ; .
At f-prlnp Place , On. , Oils DoMer , uprlnler ,
was family hbot by .1. P. Kilmiimlson. Tlu >
men bail IH'CII drlnklm : nnd theiu was an old
fend bade of the dllllcully.
An unknown near llicnlmui , Tev. , t'liteied
the homo of Joseph llrainuer , beat .Mr.
Itiannier into Insensibility und tbon assaulted
tin ; Insensible man's dnuuhtur.
Thoie liuvo bt-L-n 4.0GU miles of tiacklald In
tlio United .States by tbo illlfercnt riilliond
companies slucu last .laiinury. This lb-100
iiillrs lus- , than lust , year'.s tecord.
Tliire nrgioiis who wi'iolohavolmiiReil nt
Ilazcllinrst , Miss. , fov tlio minder of .1. A ,
Davis , n few weeks asto , lime been tuiiiponiitly
saved by an appeal to tbo hUpruniL court.
The gross earnings of tlio Head Ins Itallronil
coinpnny for the past fiscal year HUIO $32-
042,1)10 ) , and a sum of tlH,8.VJ,8HB was ieo.ulri' < l
toopeiate It. Tins Incoinu for tlio year wa-
fl-lUHO)2H. ( )
Olllcliilsot the OarnoRlo mills empliatlcalb1
deny the. loport , which has been Industrious ! )
chculali'd for Hie iiiist few days , lo the iMferl
tlmt they will dlsplmigu all nonunion men It
lliulr employ.
Fifteen thoftsaml persons paraded at Scranton -
ton , P. i. , liicoiiimt'iuoratlonof ltlsliop'lliirii %
coldon jublli-e. The column was levleued bj
Caidlnul Ullilxms , AiclibKliop Kyan , vKHInc
blsbo | - > and cluiKymi'ii.
1 1 Vice PiesIuVnt llond of Hie St. Paul rallioai
bus given nntlco thiit $ l,2fiH,000 MIlwauKcu . 'i '
St. Paul Jtulhvay company , Iu Crosse division
7 ix'i- cent bonds , niatnrliiK January 1 , IBOH
will bu paid at maturity.
Superintendent Uvim-s of tlio New Yoi-l
police foico Ims oltei-ed Mr. ( llevoland llii
services ot olio of his dutcutlvcs us a body
Knnrd. Tin1 president-elect , however , decllnei
to iiccopt tin ! prolToi-od services.
EA ? dispatch liu- > been sent to Secretary 1'oste
of t ho treasury , signed by u number of pioml
nent liankeis and biisliivss men of I'lilladcl
plilu , dcOluiIng lliemsi'lvus In favor of tbu te
peal of tlio silver ptircia.u ) act.
Mrs. Mc 'reariy , wlfO of tlm inllllonulru collV
merchant ot Now York City , bus concluded ti
wltlidiiiw her application fora divorce fi-oi
her liiislinnd , wlilrh has been ncndlnt ; for sum
monllis In the courts of Ilia I slate.
At the annual meetlimof the. Maine ( Vntni
rallioad stocklioldi'is Messrs. Ari'lilbalil Mi'
le < id of Phlladojpjila , ( icor u M. I'nllintin (
( .Milcatio and Kiancis . Hill ot i\eler : , Mete
weie addrd to the boaid of dhoctors.
The Thompson Presbyterian chinch of Itt
troll , Mioli. , invlni ? to tionlilu with the i > iesb >
tury of that city , has ulthdiawn fiomini-mbei
ship In thai body , and IN pastor , Hev , Ilaila
\Volton , has le.signed tis a I'lcibj teihin mil
Istcr.
The Smith Carolina stale sennit * tins pussr
tollHthlid tending thn bill providing for < ! !
punslnK " 11 llquoih by rcKiiliuly appolnte
olllceis. Thls.lt Is assi'i'lt'd , is llio only foini l
prohibition that can pass before lni > iidjoun
muni of the legislating next Satiliday.
Much indignation has been aroused Inc
VoikCllybj the action of llcnlthonic.ur.liM
kins , who has In the past few weeks alloiu1
several shiploads of raps from the pest spoi
of Kiuopo. to be funded. An orjjanf/od oll'oi
to have film lemoved from olllce will bu madDen
Don Dii'l.Iri-oii Is authority for llio statemei
that ( hi ! ( IIITcreuces tictnee.il I'irsldont-elei
Cluvcland and i-pcaKer Crisp , If any ovi
e\lsted , 11 live been amicably adjusted , an
that Mr. Cleveland has denied any and a
lesponslblllty for that pulnful New York luc
dent.
The Iron Hall ofilceis , under Indictment 1
Indiana , will icslst all attempts loluKethe :
fiom Italtlmoie , Mil. , when1 lliey now are , fi
trial before an Indiana coiut. The govrrni
of Imllinm has made requisition on tlioK'i' ' '
eruorof Maryland for their clolUeiy toollicc
fiom lliu former Mate.
II Is now claimed that the Hilclilu "f yum
I'ooistol , iisslstant city 1ietiMin < r of HI. Loul
was caused by the demands of a blackmalk' '
who , with tbo knowledge ( if the. youii man
liormnlnrn ; from thn city , bad been bleeilli
him for IniKd sums of money. A former liar
Her named Canoll Usaltlto bo the mad
mailer. _ _
Thn Crucian cabinet lias unanimously a
pioM'd a bill to reform the present system <
voting In I'russla.
A train on the Mexican Southern rallwi
\vas derailed. I'our iiursonveiu killed und
number weio Injiucu.
Tlm prisoners In tbo/.Uiilm nrNou at Ilorl
revolted , anil wrro Mipni'--.e | < l only with < lll
cully , A lovolt also occurred at Koi'iilxnial
Kv-l'renil rMerc.ler will dolluiraii uildri1
at Monlrfiil .liniiiary U nn "Tlm I'linno
L'anadii. " it Is understood thai bo will dci'lu
foi llio Immediate. Independence of ( 'anada ,
MaoUii'ind his wife , the baby farmers , w
Killed thirteen Infants by plcrclnx theli beai
or spines with needle * , havu heen comiiiltl
for trial at Sydney , N. S.V , lloth plead
not Kiillty.
The Ilrltlsh ship Iiuiidonald. which sail
from Han J'lanelsooon AtiKiiHt U , bus reach
to Oueeiistnun , She bad a tempestuous \oyai
Captain Hawthorne , her master , was wash
is overbo.ud and dio\uied.
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want a l > , ul coinploxion , you don't want
bad luvathj.vou don't want a hcadacl
Then use Do Witt's Llttlo Early Hisui-s , t
famous llttlo pillb.
Id
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\jy \ The short line to St. Louis tviul quit
est ronta south.
Only 37 hours to Hot Springs-
Only ttO hoiira to Now Orleans.
irO. Only JlSj houra to Atlanta.
O.or Only 62 hours to Juokeonvillo.
erin AVith corroBponding fust tlmo to
in points east und south. Hound ti
IU > tickets to Hot Springs , Now Orloa
Liiko ChurlcH , GnlvcHton , San Anton
City of Mexico , Los Augoles , Sun Kn
Del oisco , Mobllo.JiioUsotivillo , Ttunpa , I
vnnu nuti nil llio win tor ruHorls of t
bio
bouth nnd woat. Reclining clmir e ;
ity free to St. Txuts , Toledo und Dotrc
'ht Pullmun buiTut eleopln cars on
Iffo trulna. Hntrffii''o ohookod from hot
Ilo nnd private residences to dostintitii
Ull- For tickets , sleeping car ticcointirodutli
UllOly [ nnrt further information call at Wnbt
wo tiekot olllco , 1502 Farnntn etroot ,
wrlto , a. N. CLAYTON ,
als Agent , Omaha
irm > r.\o nnttx.
OITult-YoM.
It would bo dlfilcult to imagine n more
favorable time to aMumo the maiTlnge vows
than during the season Unit U upon us , n
season of festivity nnd good cheer , when nil
the world seems to echo the vrnrds of Tiny
Tlm , "God bless in every one. "
It was a Christmas wedding tint wns cel
ebrated last evening In the First Presby
terian church ; holly nnd mlstleto ? and ever
greens decking the interior , while the fair
young girls who participated In the cere
mony , Instead of the usual b6 < ] ticts of llow-
ers , can-led holly and mistletoe arranged in
graceful bunches nnd tied with broad satin
ribbons of white , while the bride wore mistletoe -
tletoo In her hair , nnd In the pra.xerbook she
carried there was n tiny sprig of mistletoe
peeping over UiocJgc.s.
Throughout the church , ntnn ? the gallery
rail , at the ends of the pews nivl alwnt tin ?
chancel the season's red berries and white
were effectively nrranpcd. Toll pilms : and
feathery rents stood on the raised dais be
low the pulpit , while an exquisite rue of
white fur covered the dais , making an altar
lilting for the nuptial ceremony.
Society has attended a number of beauti
ful weddings during the pro-Christmas sea
son. but not one brought together so many
representative people as did the marriage
last evening of Miss Bertha Clarke Yost and
Mr. Charles Oflutt. nt the First Presby
terian church. Hev Dr. Duryca ofilei-itlng.
It was n picturesque wedding ami
so complete was every detail that
there was not a single Jar in the arrange
ments and everything was done with pro-
Won. A pretty fen lure , nnd onu that will
. ommrnd Itself to future brides , was the
rrangemcnt of the wedding procession , the
tarty , with the exception of the bride and
icr father , Mr. C. 12. Yost , entering from
the side entrance nearest the pulpit and
ivallilng down the center tiislp. met the fair
irido and Mr. Yost. First came the ushers ,
Mr. Hobcrt Patrick and Judge Herbert
I. Davis , Captain Crowder. U. S. A. , and
Mr. Luther Drake. Then came the maid
of honor , Miss Sadie NashJ walking nlonc ,
followed by the bridesmaids , Mlas Clara
Drawn and Miss Dessio Yatcs , Miss Mary
Sherman and Miss Mary Poppleton , and
'astly by two more ushers , Mr. Henry \Vy-
min and Mr. Netherton Hull. At the rear
nf the church the wedding party reversed ,
nnd with tlio wedding march of Mendelssohn
lo lend Interest to the occasion , beautifully
plnyod by Mr. Taber , the procession walked
up the ntslo to the chancel , when ) the
groom nml his best man , Mr. Claude
Thomas of Middlutown , and the ofllclatlug
clergyman awaited the coming of the bride ,
It was such a pleasing innovation , for wed-
dine processions must bo more or less upon
set lines , that it excited general comment
among those who were fortunate to be there.
The bridesmaids , all long time friends of
the bride and rcpresentative'soelcty girls ,
were costumed alike , their gowns being of
white satin covered with white .silk
mtillc , large sleeves ami belts of white bro
caded s-atni , lace berthas completing himplo
but exceedingly lovely costumes , and they
nil can led bouquets of holly and mistletoe
tied tosrcthcr by white satin ribbons.
The bride , who has long been considered
one of the beauties of Omaha society , and n
intellectual one as well , having many graces
of mind and heart , wore an extremely simple
gown of white corded silk , made in Uic Um
pire style , big sleeves with rovers of silk
effectively edged with pearls , the rovers end
ing in a white bow of lace in front , witli the
ends falling to the bottom of the dress , her
beautiful veil being fastened to HIP hair by u
wreath of mistletoe.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
wedding party marched down the aisle ,
while Mr. Taber played the Lohengrin
march , having played during the service the
favorite "Tnuunorai.1
Quite a few of the most intimate friends ol
Mr. and Mrs. Yost and the bride and groom
wore present at the Yost residence ,
Twenty-third and Cass streets , to
say good-bye to the newly married pair , who
left at UiO : : upon an ideal wedding trio , going
direct to Florida , where they will loiter a
fortnight , then on to Cuba and return bj
way of VCIM Cm/ and Old Mexico , to bo al
homo Tuesdays , February 14 and US , at HIM
South Thirty-first street.
The presents were very handsome ant
completely lilled one of the rooms up stairs
Among the guests from abroad were Mrs
Pulsipher and son of Paris , ICy. , and Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Jenness of Detroit , who arc
guests of Air. and Mrs. Yost.
As souvgnirs of the occasion the bride lire
sentcd to the maid of honor and bridesmaids
exquisite sword pins , with White enameled
guards sot witll pearls arid diamonds.
Among those noticed in the church were :
General and Mrs. Brooke , Mr. and Mrs. , T
N.H.Patrick , Mr. and Mia Ben Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BarKi'r , Mr. and Mrs
W. V. Morse , Mr. and Mr > . H , Vf. Vates
Miss Yatcs , Mr. and Mrs. Dcnise , Air. ant
Airs. Barkalow , Mr. and Mrs George
Squires , Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peck , Mrs
Tjiningor , Mr. and Airs. Hnllcr , Air. anil Mrs
Frank Kumirc , Mr. and Mrs. E. W. fush
Air. and Airs. O. J. Brown , Mr. nnd Airs
Dietz , Air. and Airs. Swobe , Mr. rind 'Airs
Arthur Wakelcy , Airs. E.VakeJey , ills
Wnkeley. Aliss Kmily Wnkelov , . AIr. am
Airs. Itcdlck. Mr. and Airs K S. Dundy , Jr
Air. and Alrl Sam Wheeler , Jr. , Mr. am
Airs. T. R. Kimball. Mr. and Airs. Bei
Wood , Mr. and Mis. Coutaut , Air and Airs
A. Meyer , Air. and Ah s. Uovl Carter , Mrs
AIcKennn. Aliss MelCcnriu , Air. J. II. Millard
Aliss Alillnrd. Airs. Will Alillnrd , Air. and Mrs
. J. Dick'ey , Air. and Mrs. John L. Webstei
Mr. and Airs. J. It. Buchanan , Ml' , and Airs
Stebbins , Air. and Airs. Charles Huntlnglon
, lr. and Airs. Josolih Lchmer , Judge and Mrs
Sstcllo , Air. and. Mrs. Harry Deuel , Air. am
Mrs , Adam Stigor , Air. and Mrs. Charle
"lall , Dr. and Mrs. I udington , Air. Be
Smith , Air. Frank Hamilton. Air. John Pal
ick , Air. Art Guiou , Air. Will Douuc , All
> > les. Air. Voss. Mr , Victor White , Alls
Chandler , Aliss Dundy. Miss Sharp , AH.--
da Sharp , Aliss Helen Smith , Albs Alaml
Ioore , Air. ICoenig , Mr. Garncuu.
Not from u Financial St.iniljiolnl.
" 1 do not recommend Chimbsrluln'd Cong
icrnedy from a financial standpjlnt , for w
nivo others in stock on whick wo make
urger profit , " says Al Ala glni , a p.iomineii
Irujjgist of Br.iddoe.kPa. . , "but , buijaus
imnynf our customers have spoken of it i
the highest praise. Wo sail moro of it tin
my similar preparation we have in th
tore. " For sale by druggists.
"Nora M.ii-lirit3"iil tbu lloyil.
The Irish drain. i generally is interest ! !
in inverse ratio to its accuracy as late
protivo of real Irish life and character ; it
somewhat analogous to these dyspeptic s
veroJ storks , azure pools and emerald pain
that libel nattiro on Japanese Christina
present screens. Conventional forms in tl
liijjher arts have their uses , and the conve
tlonal Irish drama is not only tolerated b
its admirers are intiny.
"Nora Mucliroo , " seen for the llrst time
Omaha at the Boyd last evening , is an Irii
drama not much better or worse than tl
average play of Its class. The wlcki
squireen , the "young master" in trouble , tl
beautiful hiph-aplritcd Irish girl , the love
fluent colleen , the bright-eyed , blg-hearti
"broth of n bhoy , " the "dirty hlackgntm
who serves the squlro and the processes
they are all in the play and in the name o
rotations us oforo. , . Charles T. VI
cent Is the author and ho has not si
ceodcd if ho tried to wrlto d :
loguo In any way distinctive
uhuractcrlstlcof the people ho alleges to ha
iwtraycd , Yet the purformuneo Is not
all uniileaslng. Several swcot little mo
Flavoring
n-
na
a-
a10
10
ra
luSi WATURM.FRUITFLW/ORS.
n. Vanilla Of perfect purity-
na Lemon Of great strength-
9lor Orange Economy In their use.
or Rosoelc.
,
Flavor as delicately
and cUllcloutly as the fresh fruit
lien , rv lively ilnfich or two , sorcrnl lively
Iflhts , of course , dWFgood Scenery make tin
\n cntrrtnlnmcnt thiit I * quite enjoyable ,
mil should tlrnw Ufa houses oven In Christ-
nas week. The tilny was written for Miss
Smile Scanlnn , whoso untimely rutting off n
'cw weeks npo so many of her "friends In
Vent , " will not cense to deplore for nmnr n
lay Tlio BOOKS sunir tlirouehoxit the piny
wore written by her. : .
Tno company Is hltrtily capable. Mr. Ous
: le.nolds . pivcs n capital representation of a
jroken-ilown Irish ! ] > ort , who trades his
conscience for anything that can bo turned
Into whisky. Mr , llrtiry Tra.vcr. who IUU
the part of the sqnWcn , , is n rather hnnd *
some follow , who has had x-onslderablo hls-
trionlc oxpericncu tuuli Is considered it
capable actor. Mr./"Thomas McCarthy's
Larry Is all that the character demaiuU.
Miss Clara Colunmn pl.iys Miss Scniilnn's
l art. She la young , iiml shows promlsoof
? ooil work. She slnfrs nlccl.\ and never
overdoes her part. Miss Kinma Howard
fills the bill completely as the old Indy ,
whoso heart Is young , and whoso foot have
not lost the cunning of earlier days. Mlsi
Nettle Walters as Grace Moore also acquits
herself pralscworthlly , and the other parts
are coinmcnTlnbly played.
"Monti- < ! rllo" ul ( he rarniini.
Fred Kclton In "Monte Crlsto" opened a
three nights' engagement at the Farnam
Street theater lust nljjht. The story of
Dumas' celebrated production is well known.
Edmund D.intesls to bo wedded to Mercedes ,
u Catalan nnildun. A rival plots to ruin hint
and on his wedding day ho Is seized and com
mitted to prison on u charge of treason. For
fourteen years ho Is coiillned in a solitary
dungeon and then escape * to llnd .that Mer
cedes has niarrleJ his rival. Under the
name of Monte Crlsto ho revenues hlumclf on
his enemies and all ends happily. The plot
abounds In thrilling situations and Mr.
Fclton lu the title role displays strong
dramatic qualities. His mipport is weak in
one or two places , but on the whole the per
formance is commendable. .
A Ouro lor Croup.
If your children are subject to croup
always keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. It Is a prompt and
certain cure. If given as soon as the croupy
cough appears it will prevent the attack.
! jr sale by druggists.
i\
Kov. I'l tor oT AlliuiiiirrqiiP , X. Mn I > o-
faultrr und a Drunkard.
DGNVKII , Colo. , Dec. 2J. A special to the
Hepubllcun from Albuquerque , N. M. , says :
Hov. Pistor , the Lutheran minister hero re
tires from his pulpit in disgrace , the charges
of drunkenness and appropriating church
funds to his own use preferred against him
by his members being sustained by the In
vestigation of Hev. Linker of Omaha , Neb. ,
secretary of the general Lutheran ehuivli
synod. The disgraced minister came hereabout
about four months ago from Chicago , 111. ,
and through his inlluenco the Lutherans
built n handsome edifice , the citizens of the
town liberally donating to assist in paying
the debts. Hov. Pistor handled the funds
and soon began to appear in public In an in
toxicated condition. The church members
demanded an accountingof their funds which
Mr. 1'istor would not give. It is not known
lio\v much he Is sliorJ.HHo left for the east
tonight. No legal action has been taken.
The convenience of a lar of Cndahy's Hex
IJraml Extract of Beef 5s never better appre
ciated than when somcjftroecr's "Just out. "
\rn.L THITSJ.
Kll'orls Hi-tiig Miulclp Organize n Illp ; Dls-
tlllliiK Company In St. I , mils.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Diitfc-B ! ! . A vigorous effort
is on foot to orgafilze a distillery in St.
Louis. Messrs. Licrow and Trebus , finan
cial agents , have sccOrod an option on the
old Madison DistillcYi'jCompany's plant and
a sufllcient number of Dealers have become
interested in the project , it is claimed , to
insure its success.
A largo number of rectifiers visited the
plant on invitation and discussed the advisa
bility of opcratinyr.it.C.i' ' , s .
The plant "has 'a eapacltyat present oi
1,000 bushels of grain per day.and , could with
a few improvements be made to handle
double that amount.
The trubt has such a strong hold upon all
its customers here at present that many ol
them are deterred from going iuto the new
enterprise for fear of being squeezed out ol
the busiitess entirely.
Perfect action and perfect health result
from the useof Do Witt's Little Early llisera
A perfect little pill.
Every IVJonth
mcny women suffer from Excessive or
Scant Menstruation ; they don't know '
who to confide in to get proper advice.
Don't confide in anybody but try
Brae ! field's
aSpsclflc for PAINFUL , PROFUSE.
SCANTY. SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR
MENSTRUATION.
Booh to "WOMAN" mailed fr e.
BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO. , Atlanta , Ga.
Bold bjr all lrucel ti.
HEALTHFUL , AaREEAHLR. CLEANSING.
For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics. .
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
C'jrcs Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Uurru
Etc. A Delitotftil Shampoo.
JAH SOAP
Specially Adapted JftfUse in Hard Wate
OUDINAI5 NO. ann. :
'
An ordinance to amend s'oetlon " of ordlnan
No. sin.
Ilo It ordained by tlio C'lty Connall of tlio ol
of Omaha ! ; '
Hoctlou 1. That Bocllpti 2 of ordinance ?
2544 be null the same , ) ; hereby amended
road us fnllovtu ; i , > .
Hecllon 2. Every parson or flrm orinzud |
tlio buslnesi of pawuhroklnKHliall puy to t
oily truiiBiiror for iijlconso to curry on t
6am the sum of ouo ijimdri'd dollars ( JIM ) ) i
iiiun'clpal year , or fifty dollars ( f.W ) pur i
month * ; provided , IhatyuU such Ituuimt'sah
terminate ollhur Juno , ' lUli or December' )
of ouch year. Such llcuiibos shall ho obtain
In the usual manner upon such parson or II
paying tlio NIIIM herein rcrjulruj unil clvl
bond to tlio city ot Uniuhii In the binn of fl
thousand dollars ( Jo.ODO ) . nllli sureties to
npiirovod by thu mayor , uondttloncd for t
faithful porforinnncu by tlin principal of en
mid nil thu trusts Imposed by | uw or liy usu
uttnchln : to imwnbi-jlicrs.
No pirson or llrrn licenses na a pnwnbrol
Hhull bo ullowud to no business In more th
ouo plucu under onu license , oriel ovary n
llccusubhall state tne oluci1 uhoroBuch bu
ness is to b carried on , und shull not bo
slcimblo.
Heo. - . That said section 2 of said ordtnni
No. 2314 ns heretofore existing bo and thu u
U hereby repunlod ,
Section : i. That thU ordmmico Blmll to
effect uud bo In force from utid after Its ua
iwe.
I'assod UofomUer lllth. 169 , ' .
JOHN OROVHS.
Olty Clerk
K. I" DAVIS. ,
I'resldent Olty Oounol
Approved Uocomber Uth , 1S02.
QROllUi : I' . UEUIS.
' ilayo
Both tlio inethpd nml results When
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nml refreshing to the tnsto , nml ncU
5cully yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
jivcr and 13owels , cleruisca the sys
tem clTectunlly , dispels colds , hcrnl-
nchcs nnd fevers nnd euros Imbitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of ita kind over pro
duced , pleasing to the tnsto nnd nc-
ccptnblo to llio stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in ita
cflects , prepared only from the most
healthy nml ngrcenhlo substances , ita
many excellent qualities commend it
to nil nnd hnvo made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for Bale in COc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist -who
may not have it on hand will pro-
euro it promptly for nny ouo who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FttANCISCO. CAL.
I LOUISVILLE , Kf. HEW YORK , /V.r. /
A
Fight
for
Life ,
The duaperato strusplo for a renewal
of llio joys ot lioalth Is a succtaulo most
painful to behold. Every victim of
NeruoUs ,
Chronic
-AND--
Private
Diseases
knows but too well tlio horrors of tbat
almost liopoless combat ; niul ovcry ono
of tlio many thonsiuiils who have boon
completely cursd at these distressing
mid ( IniiKLTons nril'iilli" ) by these tin-
i lvalue ! succiultsts , lliu r.nnii'.is
tlio Inexpressible dcllirht of a
real and pornianent icstoratlon of thut
priceless boon. Rood hoiiltb. If yon are
nmons tUo ullllctcd ones , consult lliom
at onco.
fend 4 cents for n copy of tlislr Illus-
t ruled new book of I'M y&yns.
Consultation Free.
Call upon , or address wltli stamu.
119 South I4t'n Streal ,
COIINKR OFDOUOI.AS ST. .
NEB.
OMAHA , - -
DEFORMITY BRACES
Elastic Stocking
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
d Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
a Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies
ALOE & PENFOIO ,
114 S.lBtuSt , ,
, Next to Postofflee
ORDINANCE NO.
An ordinance" to aitiimd section n of chnpto
IS of the compiled ordinances of Ib'U.
lie u ordained by the city eon null of tlm cltj
of Omaha ,
Section 1 , Tliat seel Ion 0 of chapter li ci
the compiled ordinances of I bin entitled "eli
etises , theaters and shows , " be anil the tame I
hereby amended HO as to lead an follows :
Hov. 0. The following rates shall he ehar e
for lleenses bsned under the provisions of till
chapter ;
Clious. each twenty-four hours M0 (
tide-show with elreiis , eaeh twenty- '
four bourn 10 t
Kaeb nifieahmont stand , traveling ; with
circus , each twenty-four hours : , c
Kach and every tight nr slack rope p r-
formaiico in llui open ulr from bouse to
house or on any open lot or common , . in i
I'.aeb nepio mlnhtrel perfoimaneu . . . 15 I
Kaeli ball or bulldliiB to bo used 113 a
theater , or theater eoinlqne. ur other
nlacu of publlu amusement for pay ,
per voar 100 i
Each exhibition natural curiosity ,
freaks of nature , or learned ur HUH leu
iinlmalB , uer day ' - . '
Knob inhlbltlou of a variety show or
concert , , , , l.'i
r.ach oxhlbltloii of tire arts , per day. . . . 'J
Kaeb exhibition of ventriloquism ,
n BlolKht-of band performance , or other
10 trick amusementnot above inoulloned
ID perilay | ,1
irx \ \Vlieru yearly rales are given , I ho abir
xII lleeiibos may Issue lor any period not InhHthi
IIit six months ; provided , that all mich lloens
it
III shall oxnlio on tbeWthdny of Juno orheil ;
day of Drvomoornf each year ,
III ' bectloa' ' . That bald 60 < alon Oof said chit
'
I' , ter IH an heretofore existing bu and lliu ban
roe lb hereby repealed.
> o Section 'J. That this ordinance shall tal
10b ; effect and bu lu'forcu from and after Its pa
IB December 13th. istii
JOHN auovES.
erin Olty Olork.
inlt It , 1' . DAVIS.
! lt President Uity Council
lls - Approved ' Decombsr Uth. ib's. ' .
s- OEU. K HKMI8.
Mayor
ce
ne I'rnpoxulN for ( iUHulliiu l.lilil.
Scaled bids will bu received at llio olllco
tbo city comptroller up to-4 p MI. , January
1HOJ , for t elvniai ( candle power llxhl t'i"
line lamp- , for lighting the suburb * of thu ell
Ilids may state price pur lamp , uftor inldnlK
bchcdiilc , nr price per lamp from Mimlown
HiinrSo , A fcrtlflud chcuk of (30(1.0(1 ( ( to n
coiupauy cueli bid. The right Is ruburvcu
ivjucl any or all bids. Tim > . OIJJEN ,
Comptroller
Omaha , Nub. , Pec. 23 , 1692. I > 3dU
That interest every bu ycr
The goods we sell only
known qualities , The style
our cutters turn nothing but the
latest. The making every
garment stanch the closest
scrutiny. The selling we
know what we sell and we soil
only what we know ; our mar
gin is the closest consistent
with the economical conduct
of business. Mere are some
samples in which these points
are apparent to all our store
is full of others , etc.
A SUIT The goods wool mixture in 5 different
We sell you shades in sacks only well trimmed and
At $5 ,
excellent value for the money.
OITERCOAT In blue and black beaver , velvet collar ,
We sell you or in tan and brown kersey. A good ser
viceable coat worth anywhere $12.50.
Clay worsted , or corkscrew sack , or
A SUIT
We sell you cutaway , colors blue , black and brown.
At $12.50. Unsurpassable in style , cut and finish.
Genuine Irish frieze ( imported ) , for
We sell you merly retailed at $25. Two shades only til
At $17.50. oxford and brown.
1
ARE FAIR SAMLES OF
THE , QOODB ,
THE , © TYLEL ,
TI-iEX MAKINQ ,
TI-IEX
Columbia Clothing Co. ,
V 1
Cor. 13th and Farnam.V
AMUSEMENTS.
Miitlncos ,
Mut luce , Christmas D.iy. Do ; . - ' . ' > .
TinKAVuunv ; COMIOUIAXS ,
Aucunipnnlcil by
M1S AMY AMKS
And tlio Strongest Conu-dy Company Kver
Orcunbrd , in tlio Funniest and
Hu lof TliL-iu Alt
THE NEW NATURAL GAS.
EVKUYTIIING NK\V.
funnier tind Bettor Than Evor.
Sale oueiis Slittiitliiv nt following prices
I'lrat lloor. oOc. 7. > u ami Jl.iiO ; Iliilcony , ; 0u nnd
7 ic. Slutlnco I'rliesKlrst floor. r > Ue .nirt 75o :
Itnlcony. 2.V. ; and "iV.
Friday and Saturday , Dec. 23 and 24.
pccUl Putin-flay Mnllnuo.
The IMctiireMitio nml I'hoiiomeimllr giirccsaful
Irhli Play ,
Introducing a U | > crlnr roinniinr fif | ila > pri * . Inrlml-
liiif I lie InvoilUjs.
GUS REYNOLDS SNOTE Attho2at'
CurdaylYlatinco Por-
„ , . „ A . . . . , . formnnco "Nora"
CLARA COLL.UAN. [ win distribute
Special Scenic Effects.0 ? h ro ! tmas Toys
Kxqi.lsltu Vocal ( lomajfrom the StagO for
ulHs'iMNi-MKiKH Mho children In the
POMKtaudionco. .
Night 1'ilccs Klrst Hour."ills. 7'ie and $1 ; bal
cony. Tie and . " > Ce. Mutlnco Prices 1'lrnt lloor.
30e aiulTJe ; bnleony. 2Jo unJ > " > Je.
29.
1'lilNOKTON U.N'IVIJKHITV
Oanjo § timklw OUsbs.
I'llICTSWe. . .vje. 7.e , * l and JI..V.
Feats on sulu Wednesday , Dji-omlur SS , at
llo.Ollleo. .
FAH8AM SrilEET THKATKIl |
onus all roids Ki.ul to the lloti-,0 of
TONIGHT !
The lloniantio Actor. Mr. I'llhl ) I'
* .iiw [ Monte Cristo.
Matinei ) & it n rd ay
MN ST7fHEATRrIlolTi" " "
J.lbo Koiuunll lto < l Lout tu Hi Ho nun
, ft Nllltr-.eoianionclii ( , ' ulili 1,1 iti .TSUS alAT.
SuiulnyDoo'ii5 , .Moad.iy-\Vo Ine day
WobHtor & Brndy'a I Tlll'I KOTTOAI
Famous Marino ! ( ) ! '
Spoctnclo , \ 'J'lIIJ SKA.
Theater.
ALL THIS V/EEK.
llurton Ktanley Coiiuily Coiuuany.
VTIDO W'S TROUBLES.
HOP-O'-"MY-THUMB , tbo MliU-ot Man
and an Hour of siuclalll | .
DMatlnnvb , V.'Cu ; ovonlnRbH'ca nd UOe
u
" Ozllio l.liiunrlliiltlt I'ltKlllyc'ly C'i/j-Oi '
Ur.iint's'
It ciia bo nlveii la H cup of ciiltuoortcii ur In food
without llio knonloilKU of Ilia imtlenl II li iibnu
lululy Imliiilex uuil vrlll eUncI u puriauiunit unil
spuuily cure irhvtliur tliu imllont l a inuiluralu
clilnkcr ur n ulcoliollc itreck. It nan Leva ulven In
tliuiiiiintli of ca o tnil la urerj tn laca n pjrfecl
hu < tullnvrui ] It noTur fiilli , 'Ihn
oncu imiirck-nnti-il wltli tliuHi > uclllc , It hccoiuai un
tiller liiiKi | slhlMtlor llio liquor apprtlln to xUI
( iOl.tI.N Srr.CII'K ) < ; < . , I'rupi. tlncliumll , I.
18 I'sju ' book of | i rlluular < fr u. To bu had uf
Kuliii & Co , Itlh mid lou Ulan bli. Wlioloi
Illaku. UrncB i l v. till lilrl.xdiun Drugl
Ouiulin. Nub.
rif SI'KCIAL OUDINANCB NO , 17-11.
An urdlimncti lovylnt ; a xpecitl tax and umoiit
meat on certain lota and real extuto In tin
city ot O mail u , to cover rest of construct
Inic permanent ul < 1 . .
loc Whereas , It bavlliu been nnd bolug lierebj
c- adJndKud. iloturmlutid and emublUbed thut tin
c10 several lota and pleees ot real estate norelu
ufUir referred to , Imvo earl been Bpoclnlly ben
ollttcil to tbu full amount hurelu l vlad ( " > d HS
e eil against ouch of aalil lots and J > 'oco3 o
real estate , respectively , by i eion of eonstruot-
IIIL' pcrmaiiauishlow.ill.s
Therefore , for Uio purpose of paylnc llio cost
ol Hueb sldflwulk construction :
Ilo it ordained by the olty council of the fity ot
Omaha :
Section I. That the cost of constructing
permanent sidewalks In the city of Omaha ,
bald coat belitK thn sum oC Wti.fo sHide \ -
walk construction belnir ilonu under vonlraet
ivltb.l ( ) Llorbv. be nnd tbo same Is hereby
levied and asset-soil , according to Npgclal bone-
HtR by rcusoii of yind sldnnalk et.nslnictlou.
upon the followliiK bits and ival estate as ho\vil
by the [ renerally rocoirnlzed man of the city oj
Omaha , I JI , lithographed and published by
Jlulr and ( Javlord , bald cost bring BO levied on
bald lots and real estate , respectively , as fol
lows , to-wlt :
O I' Mamlerson It 131)11(4 )
llanscom Place $ 49 fH
do It 14 blk i ' 40 IT
do UK blk 4 " 4ft SIde
do It 1(1 ( blk 1 " 20
do It IT blk 4 " 42 'Jrt
Martha A Hounds It H blk 4
do 11.11 blk 4 411 7
JoMipliUflrcon iHdC-loltl.lblkU" ; iT HI
K I ) Mradlmbor U. If , blk 11 10 so
.las A Humlotlaml It ITblk It 40 ! i7
Karl \V Gannett It 18 blk 11 ri V7
C M richnoidcr ot al It t Uliciry Garden ai 7
do 11 a in ti'i
II Lombard jr It : i ( II ( VI
do It4 IVJ 47
l.yman lilebaidson n(14-ll ( ( ft
It'Jl blur , U7SO
4-a 7r.
Henry T'opoloy n'i2 fl It'J blk H
K V Mnllh's Add ' 2i BO
Hannah M llartman sll ft It : ! blk S Kl 7J
Joseph Si-lilller It , Millie B m 42
l.uelii 0 leo sll ft It 1 blkS
Tola ! $ ! > 7l ) Ut
Hoellou 2. That the ecu of aonstriictln ?
aiilllebil slonu walkbln tbu eltv of Omahu ,
K'lld cost lHon thn sum of il.lO-'ll , said side
walk construction belli ? done under eontr. < cl
with Kurd is Huso , be and tlio same Is Hereby
levied and iisses-n'd according lo special
bonellia by reason of said Mdownllc construc
tion , upon Urn following lots unit rp.il estate as
shown by tbo generally reco'iilrod m ip of tbu
city of Omaha. 1HM , Illlm raphod and pub
lished by O. li. Maync. said cost belliso
levied on s-ilil I"ls an 1 mil estate , resnoo-
lively , us follows , in-wit :
Helen II Kelley nth fI It I blk I.I ( . 'liy iflfll fl7
H I > Dlllraneo i'l | Itllblk 77 fi't 4il
llornrn U I'lnnkuti It 1 blk Ttf JIB in
1st M K Chilieb MM-ti'tv It : ! blk 7B M U'i
i : I ! Iliiiiimoiid It.I blU , , < Sl ! dS
.U ) Ailnmset al It''blk hs ' 2.'i7 111
.loliii I IteUluk lit ul nlU ft It 4 blk 0) " 4711IW
Mm rlclcUunimliiKSh'U fill blMM 13'J 07
Anna 1C Ilowmau thai , p.irt u of
whS ft 117 lilicfK ! Ifl7 ! ii :
Slcyer Hellmansli ft lt.r > bllclU7 SM 0' >
do III blki7l ' r.'S 10
Ch.ulesll llrownl'blk 171 I7D fll
I'rcd I'.lahu ltl ! blk 171 'CD 17 < * SI
Prank Uhrvsler.t ft blk ail LM.I 60
llo.ird of Kil lieu t Ion It f > blk Ui.Vi ITJ US
Win A Uocllok n' It 1 blk ll ! i " : K7 W
.luhn II l''olsom It 4 blk-OllJ ' LI'J ) I"
do It I blk C'i ' iili 4'J '
1UIC Ilimiier It tJbk'J.I'i4 | IS I lid
.lobu It rolMim Itl blkU'Ul'i ' " 1WJ1I
.Mulora ! ( . 'larKsuii
It : i IU < li K'oiint/u'.s , V Ituth'rt add ff0
do It 1 blk 0 87 7,1
Total W0''fil
HiuUliin ,1. 'I bat tbo cost of conalruclliiK
permanent sldewnlKs in tbo ell-yof ( tmahn ,
said eostlJoliiK tbu Hum of 11V.U.I. , said HldD-
walli eoiisiruetloa bulnu' done under uoutraet
ulib.l.\V I'nniai \ r ou , bu and tbu Himoli
herohv levied and assuH ud ureordlni ; to
special benulltH by roaNon of .said Hlduwiilk
eunslrnellon , iitiuii the following lots ami iaal
ijHtute as bhowj by tbci gener.ill v TUCOK
mapiif tlu olty of Onuiba , IftMl , lllliiiKni
aim puhllsticd by (1 , 1 Mnyno. Niilil cost
bo leiled on H.iUf lots ami real dilate ic
llvelv , in follows , lo wlf
Addle ( ' Ainbmse
ol ? ft of wJIIft Itniilli 114 Oily t
Ohas 1' I'eikliisii'Cift II GblU 111
It7 blk 114
Daniel Kunlaloii ell ! ft It ( i Ulk KW 1:11 : in
ihan ; II Itiislln Itfiblk 110 IM ut
U 1'liy Co 1141 171 10
IW 0 !
H < ! ftof rt of way
IMbllCf ! ) OJUI
C , 8 P , MiO lty ' .
n I1) ft or it f.f way
It I blk iSIt "
I * P liyC'n , It n blk.'til 171 < 0
,1(11 I't ojd , Hub I It U Capitol addition V ) Ui
f K biiiilrcs
u'X ft fcill)5 ) It 0
M Maiblebtonc w'j Kiib lilt J i7 IU
Tot ill
jsoetlon 4. Thit thuiiptfrtiil tRxori and i
meiitH hnleil nnd aannsn'il ai nfoicsalil , shall
bodiiolmmcdlately upon thu PHKDHKO and ap
proval of thlh ordinance , and "hall hduomu du-
lliuiuoat If not paid within llttr duy tln-ra
utttir ; and Iherfiiponliiicnut shall bu added Kt
the rate of one percent a month , payable In ad
vance from the time Maid tuxm bocoiii'j no do-
llniiii'iit | ,
Keetlon A. That thU ordinaucu shall tak'i
olfuotand be-In for-ju from uud utter It * pun-
Piltsod November SOth , In97.
JOHN ( IUOVBS ,
Uitv Ulorlt.
A.O. KltWAUI- < ,
Actinic Prcildetit Ulty Uouncll.
Auotoved Nuvemburllitb . , Ibic. .
i i.f. < i ittii\i i
Mayor.
The abavo luv lb notv duo and payable HI tnt
olllooof the city tid.ixurcr and will becoma de
linquent und.btar lotLfeit U'i seen lu section
f I10LLN.
Oltjr Tr a ur r