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1HM OMAHA DAILY UEE : SUNDAY , AUGUST 13 , 189V-StXTKEN PACKS. THE DAILY BEE COt ! NCI IIII.UI'TS. ' . Ol'TICE ! NO. 12 t'EAUI. STHKKT lcll ercd by carrier to any part of Die city. 11. W. TII.TON ' Mauler. mr-t i-nii\vr-u ] llllllllP OfllCO. . . . . . . . No , 43 TELEPHONES jNglltEmr , , , Na.23 . .UJAOMHSTW.V. . N. Y. Plumbing Co. Boston Store , dry ROOttt. Tli. Mayne Heal Estate Co ,021 Broadway. Wanted , a good girl for general homo- work. Mrs , P. M. Pryor , iW Lincoln avenue. .1 , Ucedcr's habeas corpus proceeding * will not bo hoard bv JudL-e Smith until Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock , r continuance huvint ? been agreed upon by all parties. Mr. J. Hnuck of Omaha will address the ilo of Council Uluffg. In the aormanla a , 1603 Ilroadway , Sunday evening at 8 o'clock , In the ( Jcrmau language. J. C. Moore , marshal of Birmingham , Ala. , passed through the city Thursday evening on his way to Stillwater , where ho was taking six white caps and moonshiners to bo conllncd for three years in the United States prison at that placo. Ho had three deputies nnd all the prisoners wcro hoavlly shackled. Irvln Birch , whoso right natno appears to bo I'otcrson , waived examination yesterday and was bound over to thn grand Jury by Justice Vlen on the charge of stealing M. li Wcathorbeo's team , wagon and harness , valued ut 100 , lust Sunday. Ho wont to the county jail In itufnult of ball. Tlio suit of ,1. W. Grassland against the motor company for the annulment of the lattcr's cliartur is lu the hands of Judge McCioe. Thu trial , which has been pending for so long , was completed yesterday , the lost attorney's argument being made. The case was submitted and taken under advise ment. The funeral of Kdna C. Fordlco took place from her late residence , 1707 Fourth avenue , Council Bluffs , Thursday , nt U p. in. , under the auspices of Washington lodge , No. 27 , Degree of Honor , of which deceased was a charter member. The ledge escorted the remains to Its last resting place in a body , whcro thu services were conducted in the usual Degree of Honor form und were very impressive. The flro department was called out at 10 ; ! ) o'clock last evening by an alarm from the corner of Main street and Broadway. A largo crowd collected , but nIMiopcs of seeing n great conflagration wcro disappointed. It was only aa awning In the rear of the Woodbury - bury building on Pearl street , caused by a lighted cigar dropped from the League club rooms on tlio third lloor. Henry Brandt's saloon was taken posses sion of yesterday by Sheriff Iluzcn , who will nut as business manager for a short time. J. J. Foaron , who owns the building , JK13 Broadway , where the saloon is located , commenced an action in the district court yesterday and seized the place under u land lord's writ of attachment , to satisfy a claim ot $150 for the rent of the building during the month of July. It was closed up. Anna Dumitz , who had William Bauer- kctnpcr sent to Fort Madison for n term of fourteen months for seduction not long ago , filed a petition in the district court yester day asking that an order bo Issued requiring Bnuerkuniper to furnish money for the sup port of their child. There was n lurking suspicion from the start that Miss Daniltz had it in mind from the commencement of her proceedings to get hold of the property of Buucrltemper , whoso parents are well ilxcd financially , and the suspicion Is strengthened by this latest development. Notice to ( rororyinpii. The brniul of corn known as "D. W. , Archer's World's Fair Brund Sugar Corn , Council BlulTs , Iiv. , " is not packed nt , Council Blurts nnd. Council Bluffs Can ning Co , has no interest whatever in said brand. Council Bluffs Canning Co. Hud Illlls Made ( lond. Business men need thetr money in these times. If you have bills against people not living in Iowa employed by any railway , express , telegraph or tele phone company entering Iowa , write to the Nassiiu Investment Co. , Council Bluffs. Collections guaranteed. Balloon ascension nt Manawa Satur day ard Sunday afternoons. Domestic soap is the best PEIISOX.IK I'A lt.lOK.tP/IS. Fred Grass leaves tomorrow for an eastern trip. trip.Hon. Hon. Thomas Bowman is expected to ar rive hem < ) tomorrow morning from the east- Mrs. W. II. Lynchard and daughter , Mlsa Lutio , loft last evening for a visit with rela tives in Faulkton , N. D. Miss Dello Wheeler of South Seventh street is visiting friends in Harlan. She will be away about four weeks. S. Farnsworth and daughters , Misses Cora and Jessie , returned on Thursday from a trip to Alaska and the northwest. Mrs. Justin Jacobs and her son. Mr. James Jacobs , of California , are in the city for n short visit with II. W. Tilton and P. M Pryor. Mrs. S. F. Pusoy and nephew , II. L Montgomery , have gene on an eastern trip Mr , Pusoy accompanying them as far as Chicago. F.M. Cleaver of Washington , D. C. . is ii the city for a visit with his brother. Dr. J II. Cleaver. Ho is connected with the sig nal service department. W. Hunyan will leave tomorrow for Au rora , 111. , to moot his wife , who has hoci intending the last four weeks in Chautauqun N. Y. Tlioy will take in the World's fall together. Harry Kemp has returned from a twi months trip through the eastern part of tin state and will spend a short time visiting hi parents , Mr. and Airs. W. li. Kemp , at th Ogden house. Ho will start out again ubou September 1. C. A. Tucker , a prominent stockman o Lincoln , Neb. , paid his first visit to Manawi InstThumlay. Ho had boon reading of th success of this popular resort In the column of Tnu BBI : for the last four years and hai promised himself the pleasure of a visit ti it at his earliest opportunity. Ho had nove been nblo to fulfill his nromisu until now but saya the place is fully up to his expct tations. Ilardmaii & Lewis , two well know young men , have imrchiiHcd the Mode restaurant on Pearl street. They wil make it vnoro popular and attrnotlv than over. Special tables reserved fo ladles and families. Balloon ascension at Manawa Satin day and Sunday afternoons. Notlcci 10 rimno I'lirllpn. Change in time , commencing Monday Aug. 7. Trains for Manawa leave at th following hours : Morning trains loav Broadway at 1U a. in. Kvening trains u 1 , 2 , III and f > and every 'M minute thereafter until 1p. . in. Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. OlOnrtml to lloluc Arrt'itnd. A fellow was found by some of the on ployes of the gas ofllco last evening with pair of shoes which ho was supposed to ha\ stolon. Ono of the men took him to tl oftlca of thu company and sent In a telophot call for the patrol wagon. While the wage ) was on its way the fellow decided that t was lint ready 10 go to jail. Ho let hi * rigl list fly out in ( ho direction of his captor face and taking advantage of , , the nffuets i his knock-down blow , took a hasty loavo. I has not since been seen , but the shoes a : awaiting a call from him nt the police st tlon. Picnic at lannwa today and BOO tl balloon ascension. Groonshiolds , Niuholson & Co. , ro estate and rentalti.liOQ Broadway. Tol.15 Balloon ascension at Munawa Satu day and Sunday afternoons. Cook your meals this summer on a g ; range , At cost ut the Gas company. Stop at the Ogdcn , Council Blurts , t test $2.00 house in Iowa. Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Inspector Bennett Arranging for an Inspec tion of Insurance Risks , INSURANCE RATES WILL BE INCREASED Condition * Under Which fin Advnnco Will Hf Mnile The I.Htnnt Order IMIICI ! by the Itiipoctor Ot Importance to llmlncn JMon. II. Bennett , inspector of the western Iowa insurance companies , issued a proclamation about ton days ago qrdcrlng n ralso of 20 per cent In rates of tire Insurance throughout the district of which ho has charge. Consider- ahlu talk was caused among the business men , ni it was n topic in which they were all vitally Interested. Mr. Bennett accom panied his communication with a lift of figure * which went to show that all the lire insurance companies in the country had been doing business at an average loss of i ! per cent rtyoar , the premiums being en tirely used up by the losses and oxpoiuos of running the business. The companies wore only enabled to pay dividends to the stock holders from the Interest on the Investment * In which the assets wore put. Yesterday lie leaned another order sus pending the previous order making the hori zontal advance of 'JO per cent , but the order states explicitly that this action is not to bo construed as an abandonment of the Inten tion to change the rates so as to make the underwriting branch of-tho insurance busi ness self-sustaining. The following is the substance of the now order : . Text of the New Order. AU mercantile and manufacturing risks In this district will hu rulnspuiMud as fast as practicable atid ench risk rated on 1U merits or dumorlts In accordance with approved and discriminating schedules ; the extra charges forarua , height , condition , hazards and ex posures may , In uomo cases , IneroAso the rates DO per cent. It Is n fact that a majority of the morcantllo and timnnfaeUirliiK risks In the I'tdted Slates have defects which crcato or tend to the rapid spread of lire , which cnti bt > pruvuiltcd by a very little earn or the Investment of a merely nominal sum of money In Improvements. AlliiKuiitsiirc. thnroforc , earnestly requested to co-opurntu with the companies and Inspector specter , by nmklm ! u critical examination of risks , to sue that the premises are kept , clean , free from greasy rags nnd pupor , ( illy waste , Rwuoplngs , straw , hay , lit tor , boxes , ofly saw dust and "slack" coal ( bituminous ) , the storage bf cnrtrldRos , tirecrackerit , torpedoes , llroworks , Kiisoll'iu ' , boiulne , naphtha or similar explosives prevented : Move pipes which pass throuKh roofs or sides of building * removed ; unsafe .stoves , furnaci's , steve pipes , Iron hiuoku MiR's , unused plpu holes In chimneys , Htcam pipes iiKiilnst , wood nnd Jointed as humors to bo snfuly arranged : to ascertain whether or not oloctrlc light wires and ether electric appliances are properly Insulated , connected and protected , and periodically uxamlnuil and tested by a duly iliialllliMl olcctrlclan , mid oucouraeu tno plac ing ot barrels of salted water and buckets , or other good extliiBUlshors , nnd ladders In or near every building. Many conditionsilo not admit of classifica tion or rating , such as the character and cir cumstances of thu owner , value of thu prop erty , experimental anil uncurtain business , straneurs who havu previously heen burned out , illhroputablo or unlawful business , prop erty In dispute , leaseholds , mortgaged stocks , unprofitable location , Imperfect construction ot hulUlltiKS unprofitable business , keeping of dangerous coiiiliustlblos In Ignorance of pro visions of policy , ovcrlciullng and sagging of floorscnutlng friction In madilnnrr , franm ranges , presenting incalculable combinations of personal nnd physical ha/.ard , other phy sical conditions before enumerated , und others in mimeritblo , In avoidance of which thu insurance companies have an Immediate In terest In their current business , and property owners u greater and a moro pormiinunt ono In the reduction of thu co t of Insurance , and In regard to which the Inspector Jnvltes In formation from agents and pronerty owners , which will lo held strictly confidential under all circumstances. The Interests andulTortsof companies , prop erty owners and agents should "bo united to reduce IOBSCK by lire und cost of Insurance. CIIANCK FOK A yumm-ic. Serloui Defect Alleged to Ilitva Boon Dis covered hi tlio 3-aunt F ro Orillnnnce. A question has boon raised in connection with the recently passed ! l-cont fare ordinance which is of some interest to the general public. The ordinance was drawn up in the law ofllco of Messrs. Hurl & MeCabe , and without being submitted to the city attorney for his opinion was hustled through the council on the evening of its presenta tion under a suspension of rules. Slnco its pussape it has been discovered that tbcro was no clause at the end , as in most ordinances , specifying that ' 'all ordinances and parts of ordlnanccs.in conlllct with this ordinance are hereby repealed. " The questions that are now agitating the minds of some are : Is not this ordinance in conflict with the old ordinance which RBHiitod the company the right to charge 5-cents in the city ? And if so , is the ordinance just passed worth the paper it is wri'.teu on ? Mayor Lawrence , when the matter was called to bis attention yesterday morning by iv BEE reporter , was considerably surprised. He had not noticed the defect , but as ho had attached his official signature to the or dinance but a few minutes before and the or dinance was then on its way to thn printing oflico to be published according to law , there was nothing for him to do. Mr. McCabe , the lawyer who drew up the ordinance , was very naturally loth to admit that ho had inado any break in the matter , and spent a good share of the mornini ; in jeering softly to himself about the "states' man" who had inado the discovery. City Attorney Hazolion was asked for his opinion of the validity of the ordinance , bul was unwilling to bo quoted , on tlio ground that courtesy forbade his criticising the work of another lawyer , who had douo tlu tilings which wore supposed to have beet his duty. The fenllr.g is quite general that whothoi the omission of the repealing clause invali dates thu ordinance or not , no harm can b < dona by remedying the defect before tin matter is brought into the courts. Tin motor company has repeatedly shown Hi readiness to use every technicality , no matter tor how trivial , us a means of eluding tin provisions of its charter and the ordinance which have been passed for its government and there Is but llttlo doubt that this poln will ho raised as an objection to the legality of the ordinance. The ordinance making a 3-cont faro th limit had Its lint publication yesterday , am is now consequently as much of a law as i evur will be. It is customary , however , t wait before enforcing any law until it ha been published three times , By custom therefore , the law will not go into offer until Monday evening , It' is stated tha there are several persons in the city prepai ing to Jump over onu another's nodes In th endeavor to bo the victim of the casa whlcl will no doubt bo brought to test the ue\ law. Cleur CIKH Acuiniit Maxtor. Baxter , alias Webb , had his prcllminar examination yesterday before Justice Fiol on the charge > of bolng connected with th ' diamond robljory at John Motcalf'a house o thoCrcscont City roaaa llttlo less than thrc na years ago. Baxter has had a checkered caroc a over since the urlma was committed , Imvln ru spent at least a year of the time in the Ion 10 penitentiary and no ono but himself knot ) 10O how muoh of the remainder has been ei ii Joyed behind prison bars , When ho wt 10 arrested In Lincoln several weeks ago r lit had a complete sot of sufoblowers' tools I 's Ills possession , and there was soma raaso of for believing that ho had been implicated i to the robberv of a larire number of postofllce ! ro in Iowa. Yesterday's hearing seemed-t : roa havu pretty definitely settled the fact tlu ho will have another chance to got ai quaintcd with the ofticlaU at the Kort M-id son penitentiary , The moat interesting testimony of tlio do was that of John Bleilon , who used to Hi al oa thu shore of the river near a road whlc : il. lead * ulrectly across the country from Mo calf's house. On the night of the robbery t had u viil' . from three mun , who asked hi to taka thorn across thn river in his boa , Ho rowed thtuii across and Identified onu i them as Baxter , whom ho had seen bofor Thu other two wore drunk and nomowni Indiscreet as to their remarks. On the 10 way across they joked Baxter aUoi nn experience thut ho had had earl I In the evening and Htelleu remembers tin they rc/errod to some woman pull lug a vt off his faco. This otory dovetails with that of Mrs. Mctcalf , who testified that -she' pulled the mnK off the facoof ono of the robbers , whom she identified M Baxter , and makes out a very strong case ngilnt Bax ter , whoso previous record will not help him much , Tlicro Is considerable doubt as to the stolen diamonds being worth (700 , as Mrs. Motcalf claimed , or any considerable fraction of that sum , but for Iho purposes of the trial that amount is both''convenient and Interesting. The arguments bf thcnttorneys nro not yet complete , and a rontiriUhnco was taken at the hour of evening adjournment until this morning. K.NOIIMOUS S.VCItl TICKS At the Ilonton Store , Council IllufTfc , town. IIAIIGAINS KOK MONDAY. Bargains that speak for themselves ; notblulT newspaper talk. Don't bo mis led , but visit tlio genuine reliable "Do AS THKY SAY" One Price Cash Dry Goods Aouso. Another Invoice of gonts" " negligee shirts , others gotllTic for them and con sider it n bargain , Our price , Monday , liL'o each. 75 dozen gents' ' outing flannel , French porcula and French satino shirts that sold for $1.00 , oilr price , Monday , GOc each. SO dozen gents' French flannel outing shifts , Biitln stripe , goods that sold for $1.75 ; Monday , 8'Jc each. f > 0 do/.en gents' white shirts , 3 ply linen bosom , reinforced back and front and linen wristbands , the best GOc. shirt In the country , or $2.75 a half dozen. 100 do/.en ladles' full regular made fast black bosb , Monday , 17c a pair , 3 pairs for f > 0c , a good quarter stocking. 7f > dozen children a ribbed hose in browns , rod and " tans , a regular ! 15o stocking ; Monday , lee a pair. 100 dozen ladies' ribbed vests , lOc aach , U pairs for lioc. 100 dozen ladies' ribbed vests , fancy neck in two styles ; also our 50c Lisle thread vests in ladies' ' , Monday. 22o each. 15 do/.en ladles' fast black lisle thread vests all in with the above lot at 22c each , 50 do7.cn ladies' all silk vests , $1 nnd $1.25 goods , in black , pink , cream and white , Monday , 48o each. Not more than three to a customer. 25 aozoii childrcns' and infants' all silk vests , worth 50c. Monday , I'.tc ' each. If you love your' baby don't miss this chance. 15 do7.en of odds and ends in gents' lisle thread shirts and drawers , hand some goods , Monday , 58c. To any one who can find his size they are certainly a bargain. 75 do7.en gents' shifts and drawers in all si7.cs , worth 75c , Monday , 42c each. ( i ! ) dox.on gents' balbriggan shirts and drawers with French neck , Monday , 22c each. 5,000 yards figured lawn and challics Monday , 2c a yard. 2 bales IKi-inch unbleached muslin , worth 0c a yard , Monday , 5c a yard. 200 do/.en ladies' fancy broiclered hand kerchiefs , sold all over" the country for 5c each , our price 2jc each. 100 dozen ladies' lace handkerchiefs , worth 15c each , Monday , oc each. All our s3c lace mitts Monday , 25c a pair. 25c and ; ) , 'te children's lace caps , 12jc. ye ! ) and 50c lace caps , 25c each. 75c. $1.00 and $1.25 lace caps , 50c each. 100dozen ladies' hniiU embroidered in itial linen handkerchiefs , corded border , any itiitial , hemstitched , Monday , 7c each. BOSTON STORE , Fotheringham , White-law & Co. , Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices , Council BlulTs , la. Balloon ascension at Manawa today at 8 p. in. Sunday .School Convention. The Pottawattamio County Sunday School association will hold its twenty-second annual convention in Avoca September 14 nnd in. The officers of the association are as follows : President , Kev. Stephen Phelps , Council Bluffs ; secretary and trcas uror , Uov. Joseph Wells , Council Bluffs ; ex ecutive committee , O. L. Barritt of Council Bluffs. Uov. E. K. Preston of Oakland and C. II. W. Brown of Council Bluffs : commit tee on entertainment , Mrs. Maud Gardner , Mrs. J. C. Heart , Mrs. J.V. . Davis , Mrs. Don Cramer , Miss Ida Holllns , Miss Stella Tryon. The program will commence Thursday evening , September 14 , and throe sessions will be held on Friday. Among those who will take part are the following : A. P. Con nor , Uov. W. E. Heed , F. A. Turner , Kev. Stephen Phelps , D.D. . Mrs. Mattie M. Bailey of Shenandoah , Hcv. Joseph Wells , Mrs. J. L. Osborn , Miss Laura Baldwin , John A. Howard , O. L. Barritt , liov. A. H. Tevis , Thomas Scott , E. B. Stevenson of Cedar Knplds , D. W. Otis , Anna Taylor and Hov. S. Alexander. Aliothtr JiOO.OO : rv.icrlllce. Many being disappointed in scouring the rare bargain of a Sb'OO.OO Hardman piano for $300.00 cash , sold last week , wo offer today another line $000.00 Hard- man piano on the same terms. The I piano has been used only a short time i and is perfect in every way. Muleer Piano & Organ Co. , 101) ) Main street. Williamson & Co. , 100 Main street , largest and best bicycle stock in city. Jninen N. lliiwnmii Ipnil. James Iv. Bowman died at 2:10 : o'clock 3 yesterday morning. Ho had boon suffering from typhoid fovor. together with serious complications , for nine days , ami during e largo share of that time his condition wn ; Eucli as to give very llttlo promlso of cry , although his friends continued to hopt that the fever might bo broken up and ho bi B restored to health. On Wednesday hi seemed to bo feeling considerably better but it was only for a short time , for tha nor day the bad symptoms returned and ho kcp Kinking steadily until the end. The de ceased was born in Olonwood in 1804 nm moved to this city when t Urea yours of age Ho was ono of the host known young men o the city and hud a host of friends to when the news of his death will bo u sad blow For several years past ho has held an mi portant and responsible position in tlio Firs National bank of this city , He was a mem bur of the Hoyal Arcanum. The funeral wil take place tomorrow from the residence , 100 Second a venue. Keiul TIllH. Appreciating the fact that gold , sllvo arid currency are hard to gut hold c just now , especially so for the luborini class , I shall give special low prices o nil groceries this coining week. W. S y llowor , 5118 Broadway. 0 Take a nice , cool swim ut Munhattu beach. 10 I.iiiiilou Him DIIWII , ir Dick Landon , a well known tough , was ru in last evening by Deputy Marshal 'Fowloi and the charge of highway robbery stand against him on tlio books at the marshal' 11- ofllco. The offense with winch lie is charge was committed several wroks ago , A bo Inn named Mulvanoy was walking1 alonjf th n Crescent road when he mut a carriage ) cot InS talning Landon , "Dutch" floynton , a ma S named Miller and rt couple of women. Ii o said that the three men jumped out of tl it carriage , overpowered him and look awn tiII - from him about $ t in cash that ho had in li II- pockut. Ilo filed informations against' the nnd the police have been on , the lookout fi them over since. They have been out of tl reh city , but are now dropping in ono by'on ; h They will bo arrested us fust as they.rotun it- it10 10m Smoke T. D. King , & ; Co's Purtagus. t.of Union I'uvlltu I'ttyt Tuiei. of Tlio Union Pacific Hallway company se lit 0. tied its right to be considered a tuxpayi ilr Thursday night by settling in full tlio taxi ut for 1891 , which were under dispute. Tl or fifteen locomotives which wcro suiml aboi at two weeks ago wcro to have been' sp ; yesterday morning , but the promptness wil which the compaji.yj'xecuted its deaths-bed repentance rcndorrirT'Hrtlier proceeding * un necessary , nnd the delivery bond given by the company at Iho time the engines wcro temporarily rcloai&l was surrenderod. The amount that changiV hands was $3,040.11 , this Including about i VK ) of costs , which the company would not h vo had to pay if it had boon willing to sottl Its taxes without the making of a seizure. Miss EfTa Louji/ will take a .limited number of mandolin pupils at her homo , 1113 Fourth avonuo. Balloon ascension at Manawa today at 2 p. m. 1'nrtr * Masters Sargent ami Paul Hatolton enter tained about forty of tholr llttlo friends yesterday at the homo of their parents , Mr. and Mrs. A. S. H.uclton , on Seventh avcnuo , in Ijonor of Paul's birthday. The afternoon was spent in various' games and amusements froni the hour of 4 o'clock until 7. Tables were sot upon the lawn and the llttlo folks were treated to an elegant supper. Mrs , Hnzolton was assisted In entertaining by the Misses Klcnnor SteWart and Elslo nnd Carrlo Shociitgen. < Picnic at Manawa today and see the balloon ascension. Domestic soap is.tho best * MAY LOSE HIS ABM. Tat Woods Stopn In I'ront nf n Mnvlnc It. & M. Trnln. Pat Woods , a B. & M. section hand , was seriously injured early last evening by a freight train. Woods was walking along on the tracks at the Sixth street crossing , Ho heard a train coming in on the track ho was travorslmr. Ho stepped in front of an approaching train on another track , not noticing it.- The train was too close for the trainmen to warn him and the cars struck him. His loft arm ivas so badly crushed that amputation above the elbow may be necessary. His face and head wore badly cut'and bruised and It Is feared that ho is internally injured ! The officers df the railway company had him taken to the St. Joseph hospital , where ho was given surgical ( 'attention. Caught it Pair ot IMukpockot * . J. Hoollhan and James Kelly were arrested by Captain Mostyn yesterday and are charged with being suspicious characters. They are a sleek pair and the police say tho.y are pickpockets. Hoolihan Is known to the officers as the fellow who worked the fair hero nnd in Council Bluffs last summer and is a skillful "big mil" man or pickpocket. Kelly is the son of Mine. ICelly und has boon run ning with Hoolihan. It is thought they have been "working" recently. Kelly's mother came to the station last night with a pillow and a comfort , cigars' and a box of candy to comfort her young hopeful , who is about 18 years of ago. Kcoplnir tinIllxtnet Quiet. Tlio police made a roundup of the Inmates of the "burnt district" last night and ar rested thirty frail females and piano players who had forgotteii to pay , their monthly lines. The women claim that the financial panic has struck them nnd they cannot make house rent. Most of the women wcro plgfod , , The "district" is moro quiet now than it has boon for year * nnd the tougher clement is seeking other quarters because of the vigilance of Officer Sullivan and othtf policemen wlio patrol boats in that , part of the city. SiiKplclnua KuouKh. . Officer Huss'ell arrested J.'cA. Hameltoa on complaint of MrnnTo Fail-child last night. Hamolton is believed to bo a crook by the police. He claims to bo a trainman on the Sioux City & Northern road. Miss Fairchild - child says that the follow * has been coming into lior libuso ' ftltll duplicate keys and has boon terrorizing her "girls. " The fellow is said to bo a "lover" for a recent inmate - mate of this house and because the girl was fired out ho has been trying to make trouble. Ho was loaned up , charged with being a vagrant and suspicious character. Young ( ilrlH with Chiniitnon. Two very pretty young girls named Mattie Klein and Lena Woods were found consort ing with Tong Sung and Fong Young , two Chinese laundr men , at Fourteenth and Dodge streets late last night. The girls have hitherto been regarded as respectable and they are of respectable families. AU of them wore locked up in the city jail. So Shn Knlihait Him. John Dee , alias "Tho Swede , " complained to the police that hq had been robbed of $7 last night , Ho said ho was enticed into a room on Howard street near Thirteenth by Pearl Hickloy , a young colored woman. While ho was basking in her smiles she and a partner known as "Beauty Baldwin" went through him. All the parties were placed under arrest. _ A mined IIU I'm ally. J. W. Long , janitor at the "Bachelors quarters" on Farnam street , was arrested last night on the charge of abusing his family. VU'f TO 1'IEUKH. Awful Futo of a Mnu Who \Vu Stealing a Illdu AcrnHi IHuli. SALT LAKE , Aug. 11 , [ Special Telegram tc THE BEE. ] This morning un unknown mar was killed near Ogden. Ho had been riding on a brakoboam of .1 Uio Grande Western Pacilic express , and at the crossing of the Southern Pacilic track , near the yard en trance , where trains wait three minutes , haO tried to crawl out. Ho got caught in the trucks und dragged fifty yards. His heat was cut from thu body and his arms , legi and body horribly crushed und mangled , Ai first it was thought hu was one of the pris oners who escaped from the penitentiary Sunday , but Marshal Brlgham , who went t < Ogdcn , failed to recognize him. Ho wai probably some tramp , stealing a ride ucrosi the country. No papers were found In hi : pockets , and only i in small change. Hi was dressed in now clothes , Iluvit Not Mll Ui | Their Mlnili. WASHINGTON , AmVjUl , It was learned to night that the dernjijp'ratio ' caucus commlttoi spent the day e/yijildering various plum looking to tlio arrangement of nn order o business , but no decisive action was taken No motions of iiny ° kihii wcro made and th discussion was 6 fa\ informal rhnmutui The commltto watjtiot in session this oven ing , but will hav6uhnother meeting tomoi row morning , at which the consideration o an order of husinc'sd'vvUl ' bo continued. .lournt-yini'ii Tiillnrn , ST. PAUL , AiiB.'llP-Tho national conver lion of Journoym3)i ) pallors today ro-electc John U , LonnonBoneril ! . , , : secretary an Frederick vVcrner-.rgonoral treasurer. Th convention voted to/Increase thn per capit tux in order to ruisq u gcnurul fund of $50 000 , A resolution was adopted providing fc tlu > removal of all iutoxicatlpg luiuors froi in back shops. The headquarters of ' the unlo lu will bo moved from Now York to' Indiana ] 1U oils , Jit Dancer Iriiin ForcH m , Wist ? Aug. 11 , There is still coi ur sidurablo danger from the forest fires ragln 10 in this vicinity. The home ? of many suttl n u.n 10u. are surrounded by the flumes , and men ai n engugod in protecting property. The mil and lumber destroyed at Munvillo yestcrdn wcro owned by H , ti. Hcory of Noenah , near ! 1,000 , ( XX ) feet of lumber being burned. i . O it- ( lyutuiius In KMIIIHX. iter er IAHNED , Kau. , Aug. 11. Five soparai OS cyclones swept ihu county south of liei 10 yesterday. Several farmers' houses wci ut demolished , hut no lives were lost. Mai Id farms wcro swept clear of crops und tt th money damage is heavy. CHEAP RATES TO THE FAIR Indications that the West Will Shortly Ho Given a Show , ROCK ISLAND AND BURLINGTON QUARREL Meeting to Ho Hold Totli y In Chicago to nineiiii the Sltiintlnn In the Weitcrn rumciiRcr Ai ocl - tlun How It I.ooki. M TESTnnnAY's sECoxn CHICAGO , Aug. H. fSp-solal Telegram to THE HRR , ] While the eastern roads Imvo completely ignored the donmiuls of the public for lower rates to the World's fair the Indi cations nro that the western lines will soon make rates that will brlnir the masses to the fair. It Is not the pressure of public opinion , however , that moves the western roads to lower their rates. Out they have Rot Into a wrangle among themselves , and this Is a more powerful lover to force rules down than public opinion. The following telegram sent today by Chairman Oalrtwcll of the Western Passenger association to General Passonirer Agent frauds of the 13. & M. explains the trouble. "Tho Kock Island has mrulo a request on the chairman for authority to use In the state of Nebraska and other territory In which distribution has been inado of an- vcrtlseinonts hereinafter quoted on the basis of a half rate or one standard regular faro for the round trip to Chicago and re turn , as against the Inequality in which that comp.uiy has been placed by the large poster advertisement of the Burlington route , reading as follows : Burlington route , Hates cut In two. Half rates to the World's fair now In cited ; tickets good thlrt.v days. First-class in every particular. Go early to avoid the rush. Apply to nearest ticket agent , liurllngton route , for full information. J. Francis , general passenger agent. ' Likely to Hlrtdli Hilton. "It is claimed that largo numbers of people arc applying at Uock Island ofilccs at Omaha anrt Lincoln for tickets to Chicago and re turn at half rate , same as advertised by your company , and on being advised that such rates arc not in effect are leaving the ofllces , presumably purchasing via your lino. The Uock Island alleges that the inequality thus established is seriously affecting its business , and claims that under the pro vision of the agreement for equality it is the chairman's duty to authorize it to use so- called half rates , meaning ono regular standard faro fcr the round trip from the territory referred to until such time as the advertisements arc withdrawn. "In order that the application may bo properly considered , a 'hearing is hereby appointed - pointed , nt the chnli'inan's eRIca for UtO ) : ! to morrow morning , Saturday , August 12 , at which time you are requested to be presenter or represented. Meantime , I would llko to hoar from you by wire regarding the matter , stating the territory in which this advertise ment had been distributed. " Unless the Burlington succeeds in con vincing its competitors at the meeting in this city today that the above advertisement was a hoax or a forgery , it is quite certain that the rates in the Western Passenger association territory will bo reduced to one fare for the round trip within a few days. 1CAISKD TIIK BOYCOTT. Mobile & Ohio Again lit Good Favor A AVcHturn I'agtiencer Division. CHICAGO , Aug. 11. The boycott against the Mobile & Ohio was declared off today. It was ordered into effect because that road cut rates from Mobile to Chicago , using the Jacksonville Southeastern from St. Louis. A decision was handed down by the chair man of the Vvestern Passenger association today , declaring that , the rate inserted by the Omaha road in the St. Paul World's fair special raio sheet must stand though it was irregularly inserted. The rate in question is one of' $19.80 from St. Paul to St. Louis via Council Bluffs. Since its insertion the rule has been adopted by the association that all rates published in the joint rate sheets should bo agreed rates , thus legal izing the Omaha road rates. Eastern roads are extremely anxious that It should be clearly anu universally under stood that the action of their members yes terday in regard to the World's fair rates and arrangements is final It is not subject to reconsideration or possible change. Kv.ms Wiiuta a IlcRolvcr. DEKVEK , Aug. 11. Late this evening John Evans tiled suit in the district court of Arapahoe county for a receiver for the Union Pacific , Denver , Texas & Gulf railroad. This is a , consolidation of numerous branch roads miido throe years asro , and Includes the Denver. Texas ( c Fort Worth. The line is 1.1500 miles in length , reaching from northern Wyoming to the Gulf. Mr. Evans has u JfiOO.UlX ) interest in the consolidation , and when the contract was made it was agreed that the Union Pacific would subserve the interests of all the roads. It Is churned in the complaint that this has boon disregarded and that the Union Pacific has used the branches as mere feeders. A WORLD-BEATER. The American r.lrl us She Appear * Amid thn llrenk r of NarrnffitniiBtt. It is at 11 o'clock in the morning when the beauty of Narragansott pier is out in its bravest array , for the lontf stretch of beach and the line of foaming breakers is nlivo with bathers , says u writer in the Boston Globe. And the bathing suits ! Dealtno , was there over such a sight ! All sorts anil conditions of them appear , from the dainty French creation of the piquant aotrcss on advertising bent to the long- pantalooned affair of the Boston girl. All of the colors of the rainbow are worn , and all sorts of fabrics are soon in the makeup of these faboinating BOII suits. Seine of silk are elegant affairs , and there are some of satin and brocade that are flue enough to grace a ballroom il only lengthened a good bit. The mosl popular material of all , however over , is alpaca or brilliantlno. It shodt 'tho water readily , deed not cling Inv modestly , and , Hotter still , doo.s not fade. Miss Winnie Davis' suit Is of alpaca , am' Is most becoming to its very prottj young wearer. It is of navy blue trimmed simply with white braid. Ono of the most beautiful women litho the surf is Mias Marie Sterling of Balti more , whoso far-famed red-gold hail shines out magnificently in the sunshine She dresses in whitd pearl white am nor flesh gleams out beautifully in con trast with Its eroamy tints. The suit li made of alpaca and has knee breeche and a fahort plaited skirt. The sleeve are mere pouiTs in baby fashion and tin throat Is out avay In n point and has i bailer collar and white silk tie. Another naiad who is much admirui both in and out of the nreukorb is Mis Sterrott of Pntorson , N. .1. She ulway 1ms a swarm of gallants about her , fo she IM really u beauty and ucborvo.s ho bollcship. She is suld to bo the mou faultlessly formed girl at the pier , an > she'swims llko a duck. Hho wears perfectly fitting bathing milt of dar ! blue , which IB the essence of modesty. There is ono slender , stylish girl , wh has worn several different tfults iluHn my stay here. They are all of silk an ai'o tremendously smart. Today sh Was In utartlingly handsome atlalr c electric blue moire trimmed with fin light jot garniture. Thotrousers were perfectly plain , an didn't quite reach the kneo. The skit to was also plain , and stuck out rich an ro full from the waist. ro The bodice was beautiful , being clot fitting 1ft'the back with a full vest I frpiit between the brotellos of jot tlu extended over the shouldera and ( low Debilitating anil Wasting Effects of Ca tarrh and Bronchitis. A I'rnuk mill Cimvliiolne Testimony rrom n Itclliililo tltlriMi , Who Ciin Ilo KnMly -Seen mid Us Truth Vcrlllod , Mr. trod Oppcrman hold * the responsible plnco of nliihtviitcliiunti at the ureat rmlahy packing homo , South Uniuho. Ac has beun In Ililu firm a tun ploy for Iho p ist six yours. K fact , that proves his reliability , Ilo liven at Hi , Norllii Twenty-fourth street. South Onuiha. with his fninlly. Itpfurrlne to the ruined con dition ot his system frixn thu long rnviiKOs of catarrh , brodchltls and debility until tnkun under treatment by Dr. 8hepird. : he said ! "I have boon groitly plcnsoil over my euro by the Copolnnd-Shupuril gystoiii.as lny hoiilth was so completely sluittnrcd hy cnliirrh , dys pepsia and bronchitis when I be.'an treatment til ul Iliad no Idoauf gettliu null soon , If I tot well at all. Thn o itarrh Inid bcmi working tm mo for many years nnd had lller.illy poisoned my whole system. My Hamad , was worn out , and It seemed as IhoiKh thueatarrhal poUon had diseased every organ In my body. My o irs wcro affected nnd I bccimo partially ( leaf from the nvcrlaatlni ; ronr.nu and buzzing. My slk-lit was iilleeted mid my oycs always dimmed or blurred , I snfTuruil u really from weakness and constipation of thuho\\olB , from Tlolont uaturrhal houduchns und from spoils of dlzrlnoss that , would ma ku mo drop my worker or real llko a driinkiird In my walk. "In time tlio bronchial tubes became In volved and 1 began to lie tortured with pains In thn chest and un iichhis sorctiesq nf all thu bones In my body. I couldn't breathe com fortably or naUirnlly , V oquonlly on lylni ? down I would bo taken with a lit of suffoca tion , sa that 1 would havu to leiivu my bed and assume u slttllis position. Mil. PIIEP Oi'1-EHMAN , with Cuduliy I'acElng House. Nlf lit sweats came 011 and when I wo-t to 1'r. Shcpard my weleht , h id dropped from im to 140 pounds , but In u short time under his euro 1 saw u big Improvement wiis sottliii ; In. It used to hurt me to straighten up ; my hack was weak iiiul lame , and my worl ; exhausted me. Now I am rapidly Kiilnlng strength and llesh und nm In frfct.ii now man all throuuh. My belief It that but for thu cour u of truttt- niRiil that Dr. Sheptird Is giving me 1 would bo totally unable by this time to propcrlv attend to the duties of my position. I cannot spunk too lilu-hlv of the Hj-hlcm ot treatment that Is uurln. ; me. " 1JV 'MAH , . Prompt Cure of tiuimtlt of thu lllndder by tliti Coprliind I.nw-Fuu > .vsom. Mr. William McDonald of Cherokee , fa. re cently under Iho care of the Copcland Mcdlual Institute for a prostrating und dangerous catarrh of thu bladder , describes the prompt nnd vury gratifying results or his treatment by correspondence In the following luttor , under duly of August II : " 1'iiekano of medicines with letter of advice an.I Instruction * ciiinu to hand all rlKht. I um Inclined to think this lust lot will bo all the mod'clnus I uhull require , us I am practically well already. If It will do any goo.I , you might the hack. The full voat' was cut low and finished across the top with a band of jot. The alcoves wore largo puffs with bands of jot about the arm , and the corselet was also of jot. Electric blue stockings wore worn and. on one log , just below the knee , was a jot garter. Tlio girl had black hair and wonderfully blue eyes , set deep under lontr black lashes , 'i'liore was a remark able expression about them , a llttlo trick of looking out at ono side at you with a sweeping glance from under the splendid lashes. Her akin was white and line and there was a sweet tinge of rose in her cheeks. Tlio electric blue of her suit , sot oil by the sparkling jot , was a revelation , I assure you , and there WHS a good deal of staring at her as she sprang out of tlio water in a Htato of wet love liness. It is not every woman who realis-.es th effective possibilities of motherhood. The French elegante has in benne and baby a smypathotio background for her own loveliness , and improves every op portunity for making her offspring or namentally useful. But there is here just now a distractingly - ingly pretty young woman who has dis tanced all competitors in this line , it seems to me , and she makes the love liest pictures in the surf with her baby boy , whom she fondles and tosses about in the waves in the most picturesque fashion. The small scrap of humanity is a bit afraid and it is a pretty sight to see her eoax him in with her and then to have him cling to her with his baby hands. She drosBos effectively , and is very attrac tive both in form and feature. She is slim and gracefuland , her arms are white and beautiful ; they show off well , too , when they are next to her baby's pink llesh , and ho has a way of grasping hold ot their soft , rounded loveliness that is simply delicious to seo. All the men here are wild over her , but she teems only to think of the small son who do- maiids so much of her attention. Hoi- suit is a pale sea green , spotted with black and trimmed with rows of narrow black braid. It is cut low and has short pulled sleeves , and the skirt is plaited in full plaits thatsot out jauntily from the bins. Her hair is a fair gold , and she does it up into a dear little knot on the crown of her beautiful head , and there are n lot of sweet little curls at the nape of hoi soft nock. Tartan seems to have a very good showing in bathing suits this season , and when thu colors do not run is par ticularly effective , Ono handsome suit in black had fash' ' ionablo rovers and bolt of the most bril Hunt plaids. The skirt and trousers wore plain , am both very short. The bodice fitted a the buck and had a full vest cut rathoi low and finished by a plaid band at tin toj > . Tlio rovers spread away hi doc.- ] 1 points , tapering to tlio bolt , and a Bailer Ifko collar crossed the back. Tin sleeves were pouffs , and the belt wa straight anil formed of plaid. ' It was i gay costume and tlio stockings won wore an effective feature , being blacl and scarlet stripes. There is a lovely young widow who ii turning men's heads hero with her win nlng ways and sweet faco. Hlio goei into the surf every day without fail , am wears ono of the most fetching suits o all. Of course it is blank , every inch o it. It In of bilk , in a heavy cord , am has soft folded sleeves , crushed up ahou i the shoulders and mailo of the thiiinea kind of black China silk. There U als a gathered neck of this silk that show the llesh through it when wet , in lovely , Hooting way that ia very taking The suit has two skirts , both ver short , and there are no trousers , loiij black silk tights being worn after th latest imported mode , When this pretty creature comes ou 1 tulilloli tnjr c c In Ilia p ft nor * . My rurn ) iM certainly boon a moit romurknhui ono , In iddlllon to tlio oxtrimc physical Hiirfiirlnn neldmit to a chronic iMitarrhnl Inllntniilntton if the bladdrr , tlmdl.iemo hnd debilitated my VMoni Mid worn mo out. It liiul brought inn o n ilnncoroui Mutn ( if tiorrou * and physical exhaustion , t had fallen , when I bo an treat muni with you , from im to ISO pound * . Hut jfonroxcollonl irMpin of trcMnionl ha avoil mo , 'lliupnln , tlio Helilnit son-ness , the wn t- Inj ; uwiiy of Mush tind strength , wore very quickly cndod nnd inv recovery hu tioen pro * ircvslvoand toidy : from thu comtiionciiicnt. I nm now fast , regaining my normal wulRht and condition , " OAT.vituii or TIM : iu.u > i > iii. : The lie-Milts of .Mull Trciitinrnt lit ThU Ul | c Complaint. Mr * . lj A lUpulJo of Hebron. Nob. . Is it hlBblv roipocti'd lady wlh | nvldu ncqiinlnt * anco In and -ironml her liomnolty. She I ogau treatment by mall with Dr. Sliounrd u few week" * ugo tor u condition Hint had resisted nit fonnor efforts for rellt'f. This Indv had spent Inritnsdtn * for moillclnrs nnd mnnihiutori had found her cusO'ii so-called "hopwoss1' uua , Mr * . Uapaljo now says ! i Musi. I. . A. ItAt'AMK , llobron , Neb "I do not heHltalu to say that the mall treat * incut I Imvo been uslnc , prescribed by Dr. Shupurd , Is having surpt-lHliiBly good results. The treatment Is so thorough and null filled to my condition that It cnnnot fall. Jly ease of catarrh of lliu bladder lias plvun mo nn- Kiilsli for years , and I am thankful 1 am steadily Kettlni : rid of this awful complaint. The heal and soronom and irrltahlu condition Imvo nearly ceased , und slnuo thu Mrs ! usu ot Iho rumudles 1 havu noticed a great ehango. I'nr ten \l \ nrxHIM not /i 1 mi /ire/mm l/i / s M d- iffriUorii'eiin f i' ' " if ic. I can highly commend tliu skill und fair dunlhiK of Urs. Coiiolaml and SlieparO. " A CAKI ) ritO.II U. l > . NMHI.Y , i : u. The followln personal Indor-oniunt from H. , 1) . Neel.v , iiuinager for Nebraska for t ho ICqull * jv nhlo Ijlfo Assurance Soelnty of Now York.with " " i nllh'us In Tnu HKI , bulldliiK. IH respeetfnlly Rubniitti'd. Mr. Neuly's prominence itnd liluli character ii * n business man nnd o.tlrcu glvo his htatoment u reliability buyond iin Hllon : OMAHA. Aim. 10. 1MKI To thu I'nbllo : My personal K'tiowlcduo of Dr. I' . S. Shepard , resl- ilont phyhlcliiii of the Copelaml Medical Insti tute , covers u period of many yo.irs. Dr. fhep- itnl IB an experienced and accomplished pliy- Hlcliin and .surgeon. Ills hiicuess has boon notably treat In a largo und responsible fluid of pr icllcc. 1 liuarllly commend him and his work to Iho full confidence of thu pnbllu. 11. 1) . Niui.r. : c.'tmMc < lf c < i c trailed < U toio - * a > icl Hiif/onniMlM mcilictijM free. J'.itleiitu nt a ( fl ( a icc ni < oe : /iit/ ! treat si liu null. S'.nlfor DRS. COPELAND & SHEPARD , UOOMS 311 AND 31J NEW YOIIIC UUILDINO. OMAHA. NER Every Curable Disease Troute.l- Ofllcu Hours U to 11 a. m.:2 : to3 p. m.i 7 to3 p. m , Bunday ID a. m. to lj ! m. Special rVolioes. COUNCIL BLUFFS : AnsTHACTS ami loans. Farm nlul city properly bought and Hold. I'uuuy & Thomas , Uouacll llllltlH GAUI1ARH rciiiovitl , cesspimli , vaults , clilmnayi ulcaneU. Kd llurku , al Taylur'H uruciiry , 31J Ilroadway. FHUIT PAHMSVo have BOIIIC line bsarlnir fralt farniH furHalu ; alHoeooil Iu\va f.innii aoliolco IMO-iieru farm , * 80 per aero. Julmutoii .t Van ratten. A N Ol'1'OllTUNITY fora homo. Wo Imvo fikaii [ Vtiuvi'ral ili'Slrablo lions , ! H an , 1 lilts linilor fnr.i- lovnronf mortviigu that wo will clmj oat atcjit n monthly payments or for u isli. Day , t II m , ,1J carl St. _ I/O II KXCIIANOK-lf you liavonliiirHiiand Imift'y , or a team , you eau maina iron I tr.ulu for n 'acant lot between posloflico and new brliU'o. rec'iishlulils.NlcliolHun A , Co. , HDD Ilroadway. OH SALK Nice B-rooin votliiffii near Madison Htivi't. Grec'imhlelils. Nicholson .t Co. , liO'J ' Iroadway. il'Oll HALK 10 to lll ! acrcH.lt mlluH fro'n cltv : cheap. ( JreeiiHldeldH , MIcliolHon X Co. , DUD Iraadwiiy. S HO ACHKS for Haln. ni'ar Council IllnlTrt ; IKHIHC , Jliarn. frntlHuf all kinds : onlv ! fr ( ) . ( ) l ) an aeiv If aUni at once. ( ircunsliluldH , NluholHOii & Co. , UOU Iroadway. 1/OR SALK-Only $5.0(1 ( , now UO-fiiut iiwnlnir MHH | llaifhilaiiMnllllniTy , 1(11'l-arl ( Hti-cnt. W ANTKIl A clrl for liuitmvork ; llcrimin pro- funoil. Apiily at ' "JO South Dili St. OOMS TO UKNT FiirnlHliiil or mifiiriilHlied. XNo. 7UI Firm avi'iinii. YOU know thai Day A Hi'ss have HOIIIU DO iKiriruhiH In fruit anil k'.irdcn land neap lids city ) ! yon want iiuood span of mum mnlcH , 7 yearn old , ifciitlo and ( 'uod ilrlviTH , address A , lluu mice. Itn'olvrr'n .Sulu , ITndnrandby vlrtno of an ordorof Hon..O. K. Hcolt , onu of tlio judges of the district onrt within anil for IliiiiKlus roiinly , slatoof S'obraslitt , inado In tlio action of Hlcnlo Hmlth ii'ocuiyUo. vs Abram Kranklunt al 3U-f)0 ) , np- jiolnllni ; mo rcculvor of Iho following dc- icrlbod goods and chattels and ordnrliiK mo fo taUo possi'hblon and rhargo of said goods nnd dial tuls and tu sell tliu saino by iidvurtlblnK thu bumu for hiilo for ten day * and receiving lililH Iliornfor , Httlil bids t < i bo opened In Iho iireMiiiciiof tlio court or Jmlgo tboroof , whim any pei-Miii limy ralso such bid or uny oilier pursoii b purmllted to bid , with tlio right to n-Ji'iM all bids and ru-advortlsu. If In thn dln- Tt'tUin of the court MI ordered , I will until U iiVlork , p. m. f Krlday , Iho IHlh day ot August , 1803 , rcculvo sualed bids , V3 ! N. Ifith kt. , Omahii , .Nub. , IIH dlrcutiid by tlio order of the court for the pnrclnisii of said go.xls and olmltlcii , snld goods and I'huttlns liningslt- uutiiil In Htorn ro.iin No , 'J'Jil N. 10th M.Omaha , Neb , and being niiiru piirlculurly described aa follows , towlt : , . Tlio i-ntlro slock of gunoral inercliaiullso , consistInic of grocorlns , elgarn , lobiicnos , l < i- bacco , ghisswaro , qneonsware , woodeiiwaro and all other morclianillsu In suld Htnri- , also show cases , scales , lamps and 'ill ( itlicr lixluri's In said toru , also all books of account , and hills receivable arising out of the htisluost tlmro of William Kranklr. also. | r Krrntliitf Siniiku Kualoil . nropo-nU will bo roeolvetj hy tlio iiiuruturv of Um Hrmril of Rdiicutlnn until 4 Q o'cliio" . inI'rlilay , Augnsl Ihtli , WJO. for erociliiL'aHiiiiKONtuoK at the I'.irU suhool , lu auuordHiicu w th iilnns und upaulflitiitlona un fllu In tliu olllco of John I/ntunsor , Architect , llarkor Illoek. Pity. All blilHtu bu uoeorap'iiloil by a oortlflcd chi-ek for llvu pur cent of tnu amount nunuid ' ' ' reaervcs thu rlsht to rojoot uny or lly order of the llourd of Kdnuutlnn. J. M. UIU/AN.Siu-ielHry. of tli wutor BIO whukcH out lior lonjr , fair Imlr over lior Hhouldoi-tf anu Hwoopa it up two or tliroo timus tlirou'h { lior hands in plorioim inauhcn aa HIO Htanda a few minutes in the candor of the Narrn- tannott Biiiibhlno for ull to look and ud- nuro before Hho tr " runnlntr " 1 > across the white Bund. A ISoston Post reporter , recently dcgcrlb- . tag a lulchle , Bald : "It is qultu carUIn that he was unmarried , and there it absolutely no ftpp rcBt niotivo for tha Bolt-destruction.1 *
