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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1895)
r---- . - - - r . . . _ . . , ; ' a-k - - " ' ' ' ' ? "f' " " 011 : 'rtTHt 'J'U" 0 6 'rIIE OMAhA : ! DAILY BETh 'nAY JANUARY 1.1 . : - , , 1S9. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' . FIRE TOO { FIVE BUILDINGS : Eighten Tousand Dolar Dlnz3 at the Tow of Harbine , . - 0 CONTlNTS OF BUILDINGS A TOTAL LOSS , No Jlhlnte of the In8lr\on : Obtnhmble , -Tclellhooe % Communlcltlon "Ith the Town Cui on , nEA TRCE , Jan. 13-SpelaI ( Telegram.- ) : : lre at 1 o'clock thIs morning at larblne , the second staten wet of this ciy on the Hock blond road , destroyed fve bulllngs , the estimated loss being from $ $ , OOO to $18- ' 000. The toro room and stock of drugs of II. M. leppcrln was n total loss , amounting to $2,50. The heavIest loser Is I. . C. Shoss ! , . dealer In general merchandise ; loss , $8,000. Mrs. Brown's hotel , Corllenter's blacksmith Bhop and another small building were burned No information can be gained here as to the amount of Insurnce [ or the cause of the fire. The telephone company had its headquarters , II Ilepperlin's store and telephone communi- caton with the town Is consllucnty ' shut ofT. JJlrlcl Court II 8cliitylur. SCIlY.lm , Neb" , Jan. 13-Sllcelal-A ( ) short session of the district court was field Thursday , Judge Marshall on the bench. I was expected that Judge Robinson would be here and that n decision . would be made In the Union I'aclflc's mandamus against Col- , fax county commissioners to compel the location - etlon of a drainage ditch. ( Joeph Kllrua was called to court In Ce- dar Itnifluls Ia. , this week. Eddie Dwork , who has been on assistant , In the county clerlt's office for sonic weeks , . has accepted 1 position In the bank at . Drun Net Robert and Josle Sefarll of Wiber , Neb. , : are vlltng Charles J. Sefarlk all wits. A Bohemian dramatic society has been or- gnlz1 ; here , the following being the prln' clp:1 olcers : Prnlt Crrstl , chairman ; , . - . - . . J ml Pulys , secretary : Otto Otradovslty , . ) treasurer : II. Darlcck , manager. 'he society has presented number of ha a plays very suc- cessfuily. " Mary Fiala was before the hoard of Insan- Iy Wedneday. The boar declared she was , , not demented. ; Tim young men of Schuyler wi endeavor to organize n Voting Men's Christian associa- ; ton here Sunday. 1.'lclll Secretary . Iarkal of remont will be present. Mrs. Ralston , who lives near the cemetery - tory , has noted on calendars the number or , funerals during the last three years. She 0 says there ( were forty-Caul In 1892 , Carty- three In 189 and Corty-slx In 1894. . ' D. L. Belngcr , whose stock of goods here was recently taken by numerous creditors , was brought from Omaha Wednesday by Sheriff Kroeger , having been arrested on a ; . charge of securing goods under false Ire , tenses. He was released upon $500 ball. . Plato Hver camp , Modern Woodmen of . AmerIca , Installed its olcers 'Yedne day : C. , ' S. I. ' . Payne , venerable counsel ; J. O. Calla - - , : han , adviser ; WIllIam H. Halahsack , banker ; : ranlt Cuba clerk ; F. C. Hemecke , escort : : ; J. H. Pollard. watchman ; rank DUdelt , sentry , , tr : James Woods , physician. ; . Curried IIH Secret to Jrtot , . GRAND ISLAND Jan. 13.-Speclal.- ( ) John \V. West , defaulting ex-trearer , was ' ; c brought to this city In charge of Warden . . Dermer last night. His presence was desired - sired by the defense In the ( suit of the ciy of Grand Island against John W. West and ( - . Ils bondsmen. D. H. "Ieths , WillIam A. Hagge nl1 Charles ' 'asmer , for the purpose - . , pose of strengthening their case , by extend Ing every erort to secure his evidence. He , o was placed upon the stand soon aCer his & arrival hi the city , but alt efforts to get him I- to testify to anything In particular pro'ed r futile. l that he would testify to was that his name was John W. West , and other . , t queslons remained unnnswered. The object ; ' of the aforesaid suit Is to recover $3,334.21 ; . from his bondsmen. John , V. 'Vest was per perr ; mlted to \'Islt his famIly last night , under . the charge of Warden Deemer. . . ; This morning another effort was made to ? get him to divulge some of the secrets of the ; - omce , but again the efforts or the city attorney - U _ k torney were of no avail , as ho Ilosltvely re- fused to answer any and alt questions that D ; wore put to 1lm. ' : Tho- public Is not astonlshell at this. I - been said without fear of contradlctlo n - , , . _ has . sflL. . _ . , 1 wihout . .hm' . . . contrdleton ' " ' . " . , " " u" " " "ua. " " un nuuu un .U . * was sent to the penitentiary. A prominent * ! " citizen Informed The Dee's representative . this morning : "It Is not a surprise at all ; that West did not answer the queUons. 1 , - : - Iwow pretty wel that he was given money , , , having seen It myself. " It Is intimated by some that sensatIons may yet be. sprung which wIll affect several parties In "high , places. " 'fho case In question Is being pushed for . - city and county by It. n. Uorth and W. A. Prince and defended by W. H. Thompson , George II. Thumme ! , J. II. Wooley , Abbot - & Caldwel and W. II. Platt , for the bonds- : v. men. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ) "llrlnl"lol" Hunter Rhor. . SPRNGVIW , Neb. , Jan. 13.-Speclal.- ( ) : t : Ed Fishier , living I few miles east of this 1 ' vInce , while anti hunting I few days ago , fet , upon fits gun , which went oft anti shot him l through the fg l just betw the knee , making up ugly wound , but not serIous * , Veto Malgol , an old United ' States regular ' of this place , was sent n piece of Old Homnn - Nose's skuU. Pete was a member of company p I , United States cavalry during the war with / Homan Nose several years ago and the piece ? . r of skull was sent him by the colonel of that . regIment as a Christmas present. Pete has n number of bal holes In his hide which frequently - - qnenty remind him of that wiey old chIef - and his band 3f hostile Indians. The Grand Army of the Republic post of this place Is making arrangements to organize A Women's nelef corps. The Stuart bank failure has hit the cast ; end of Keya Paha county for about $ , OOO , . leaving the cattlemen In that locality rather , bard up for cash. People In this county have about come to . . tIm conclusion that Darrett Scott was not . kied , ns first reporled. : : 'fhls place Is having fine weather. No snow , but very Ito frost antI wind. Jutcherl are getting fine beer right off the brown prairie ; good fat leal , and January 13. F A wildcat was shot near Mealle's bridge emi . the Niobrara river n few days ago that ( meas- tired six feet from tip to tli . lIe was as large 1111 heavy ns a good , big dog. 4 : The people hero are fixing to put down on . srtcsi.ln . wet In the ( spring. A htoek company - pany baa been formed for tha purpose and work wi cOlmenee soon 1'10,1 . 'IIJIOlh111111 ! olher , l'COO. JUNCTION . Neb. , Jan 13.-Spe- ( clal.-Jmmdgments ) 'to tIme amount of $ , - 022. S were yesterday entered lp In this , _ _ _ , York , county , against Charles W Mosher , _ _ _ and $58,09 against Ichard Outcalt . Ed _ _ _ 1 Mushier of York , just before the failure of I the Capital National bank , deeded to his , w brother and limo Capitol National bank 0 I - ' number of York county farms Charles W. , Mosher at once transferred these ( flrls to relatives and D. E. 'fhomplon of Lincoln Ed Mosher was I Inane ) loaner at York for several yeau , and It Is the ollinion of Ilny _ _ _ _ that lie ( baits made by hll were IJreSum- _ _ _ t ably Capital National bank 10iey and was never turned ' Into the broken bank ns as - II E sets. 10 must have loaned several thou I sand dollars on York county farms , we ter land and on chattel and personal security . Tclullh 11111.1 ChlllOS. . TEICAMAII. Neb. , Jan 13-Speclal.--Thic ( ) I lay rl of Peterson & Force has dissolved , , . although both will continue to do buslno and I the old . occupy old Ilulrter. I'JII StauJhter , who for twenty-five years I I- 111 resided In 'ekamuh , amid who hal alwo)1 I Im beD a prominent busIness man , Is cllsing r out his belongings and wi $ move to mex- r : and ril , Ind. , where he will engage In the 1 grocery buslnen. ' 'fhe firm of Park & Conldlng , grocers . whIch has done buslmiess here ' for ha busines se\'eral I years , hu dissolved IJalnershlp. I An Intensely cold wave struck here last t - night. A hhh wInd has raged since and I there Is Ileh sufferIng Ilong stock Ind I I persons who must bo out. I IOI' r ; : ) : - 11111. ; nOG" $ : Net , Jan. 13-Speclal-Lalt ( ) : nigh the Ancient Order of United WOII- ; mlA lodge of HOKen In. taied tbo ( 1010winG ; . . . - : - : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oI ofcer : J. McGee , master workman ; J. 10lcomb I , foreman ; Otto lCrenzer , Overseer : M . Groal , receiver : Peter Velr , fInancIer : A . Grot , recorder ; C. ifrenzer guide : I. . F ail , Inner watchman : A. J , Kern , outer watchman ; George Hay , past masler. COUnT CONVENES : . - : AT VIIIMONT . l.rge umber of Cases hut None of Public Inl . importance. ImEMONT , Jan 13.-Speeiai.-Tho ( ) Janu- ary term of the Dodge county dIstrict court commences tomorrow , with Judge Marshall presiding. There are 132 civi cases nail twenty criminal cases on the Ilockel. Seven ch'l cases ore set for trIal , and County Attorney Abbott says he will clear up the crIminal docket None of the criminal cases are of any great Importance , and some of them have been hanging fire for a number of years. Some of these will be ifismnhssed. John : . lemlng , a wel known ( raveling man , Is laid up nt his homo In this city with n fractured leg. Ho went out to the pump to get a bucket of water , and slipped and fell whIle returning. Ito Is resting as easily as could be expected Barney SeeDy , who has been connected with Fremont hotels for a number of years , ant who was well known 10 traveling len , tIled hut evening after n lngering illness. Ills body wIll be taken 10 his old hOle at Port Lydon , N. V. for Interment. The Ice harvest has conmmnenceif ! here and about forty teams . are hauling. The Ice Is splendid In qualIty , all thick enough to make handlIng profitable. Hon. George V. ' . I . Dorsey has at his office n numher or fine slJechnens of gold amid < 1 silver ore talten from mines In which he Is interested In the vicinity of Salmon City , lilahmo emi the Utah & Northern railroad. Assays have been made of a number of Mlples and they run from $15 ; 10 $250 a ton In gold , with conslderabll sliver. Mr. Dorse will take some of the ore to the smelters In Omaha to ascertain what can be got out or them , and n car load wi be sent to the smelers for treatment. IrvIng Benton located the mines and through him Mr. Dorsey become Interested. The prospects that the mines will yield several barrels of money arc ilatterlug. UIU HUmIATINU i'ICULT CAHS , North l'iiUto to Ito 11110 tin Central 1IIIt ! for that 'i'crk. NORTh PI.AT1 , Jan. 13.-Secia1.- ( Qurlng thin year 1894 422 fruit trauma passed through here over the Union Pacific . Three hundred and seven of these were loaded with deciduous fruits from California. These trains averaged eighteen refrIgerator cars to the tralim Heretofore these cars have been sup- plell wIth 110 nt Ogden and Council Bluffs. I Is over 1,000 miles from Ogden 10 Council Iufs and less than GOO mies Cram the latter place to Chicago. The Goodale Refrigerator Car company has decided to make North Plate the midway IJolnt between Ogden and Chicago for Icing these cars , Inasmuch as the Ogden supply Is Inadeuate to maIntain the proper frigidity for so great n distance , while the ice taken at Council Bluffs Is more than sulclent , and there Is n consequent waste at Chicago. At Iho request of the Goodale company - : pany the Union Paclc Is constructing n largo icehouse at this point and 5,000 tons of Ice wUI be stored for the preservation of deciduous fruits In transit during 1895. Fruit shipments over the Union Pacific have largely ; Increased durng time past four years , the business last year helng unexpectedly large. Three car loads of clothing and provisions for dronth sufferers have been received for distrIbution . at this poInt. They were consigned - signed 10 the county commissioners and are being given out to the worthy poor In this I county. ( 'Icasan t Social I.nt lt . % sIiImiiutI. ASHLAND , Jnn. 13.-Speclal.-A ( ) West Lebanon , Ind. , January 10 , 1845 , occurred the i marlago of Wlam C. Scott to Miss Marin L F. Crawford , and yesterday at the homo of their son , W. C. Scot jr. . they celebrated I celebratet the fIftIeth nnnlversary of their wedding , I The affair was Indeed one 10 be long remembered : membered In the history of Ashland I was I n happy gatlerlng , such as one Is not otter I oCen privileged to see. The children were al I I , present and celebrated al the first family reunion - union held In fifteen years. The children In 1 their order are W. C. Scott , jr , Ashland ; Frank H. Scott , New York CIty ; Mrs. J. n. : Wats and Hugh Scott . Atlanta , Ga. ; Mrs . I. A. Jackson Ichmond , lad ; George Land , Richard M. Scott , Asllland ; and A. A . i Scott , Lincoln , there beIng but one vacant I chair , the enC being occupied by Mrs. M. A . McDonald , having gone before n few years ago. Those present from abroad were Mr . 1r. and Mrs. Samuel Wlugh , PlaUsmouth : Mr and Mrs George Stebblns Mrs. O. Ii ? . Carter , and Miss Knight of Omnaha ' ) , 1Iss , _ . .1.M n"n"a nnn n. _ _ _ _ . - . - - , - . - . _ _ WI u.uu " " . u.u mos elnbrate ever seen In Ashland. Pendant from the archways connectIng the parlors were wreaths of smiax , roses and pinks drooped about the room , which furnished a most delightful appearance A bounteous col- laton l was served , at which Mrs. E. A. Wlggenhor preside assisted by Mmes. Iarnsberser , Plck-et HarCord , Shedd and Chickering , with Misses Cole , DUrlngame and Williams ot the frappe bowl , who served the guests with liquid refreshments In a most charming manner. Mr. and Mrs. Scott have been resIdents ' ' of Ashland sInce 1871 , being among the earliest setters In Saunders county and have always hehl the highest esteem of the entire entre community. The guests remembered them with many costly and handsome presents as tokens of , the happy occasion , and left with thn ammo unanimous wish that they might see many happy returns of their anniversary day. ) The work of Swift & Company's lea plant Is shut down on account of the severity of the weather. Time wInd kept UI p a continual overflow - flow of the pond , making the work of cutting an imnposslbility. ' V'ortlou News Notes. VEHDON , Jan . I3.-Speclal.-Vlncent ( ) Arnold of this place Is the newly elected vice president of tIme Hehardson County Ag- riculurl socletv. Arnold Dros. , W. H. Mark and Mrs. Wolfe had poultry on exhibiton at the Interstate poultry show at Falls City this week Mrs. J. I. Himes was called to Dawrn this , veele by time serious illness of her mother. George Linn and wife are visitIng friends In Missouri. This community , under the leadership of the Ladles' Alit society of the Congrega- tonal church , shipped today to Curtis , Neb. , to the county relief committee . 2G50 pounds of flour , 200 pounds or corn meal , tWI bushels of beans and six boxes of clothing Fred Durand the local editor of the Crool.- stan , Minn. , Daily Times , arrived In town last e\'enlnr 10 visit his parents and sister. The leo men have beel harvesting ice for ; a week and report that article to be of a superior quality. Rev . George flilhmey has closed ne. Hlhey a St- des of meetngs , during which twelty persons - sons have been added to the chiurilm . At the annual mottlIng of lie ( Congrega- ton-alsts this week le\ ' . J. L. Plshel' was hired for al indefinite length of time . Large skating parties are , being held at the river every night. The pioneers of RIchardson have com- meu ed 10 mallo arrangements 'or their annual - nual reunion and bean soup dinner , ebru- ar ) 4. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ Affairs ' lt West I'oilt. WES' PONT , Neb , Jan. 13.-Speclal.- ( ) The following business changes are noted this week : Dr. Clarles Oxford has sold his stocker of drugs 10 C. L. Nelbert of Omaha : Fred Irovljahn has sold his blaeltnlh shop and I tools 10 Joln Diensiake. Bernard Mannefeld an oM resident and L for a long period the leading shoe mbn of tIme I city , has dlspo'ed of his stock and leased his I storeroom to Sherel , IClelne & Jerman , who I wIll use It as an exclusive shoe department The assignment of I. Wol , the clothier , 10 m Sheriff Oalen was a surprise to West l'olnt people , who heartily sympathize with Mr \Volt Ills failure Is dlrecly attrIbutable to Ilul trade and the fact 01 his commencing : business when crops wre a parlal failure . Immedlntely upon adjustment of his alalrs ho wIlt resume business. Jel,1 Celebrale Ills itirthmday. HENNINGTON , Nfb. , Jan . 13.-SIJeelal. ( ) -La.t .1ondey evening the sunny rlends of r Freddie I.ebbert gathered together lt his I home , south of town , to help him cele- brnte his Dth bIrthday The chidren , as- slstell by their teacher , Miss Stenglein , IlasEd the ( e\'enlnJ In Ilhl'lng galeS , singIng - lug and reciting some recitations and din " ) cues. ' At 10:30 : 1 bountIful supper , pre suppr pued by Mrs. I.ehbert , was served , afer which all retired to their homes , havIng had I a ijleldld tima. " ! . _ . . . , n . . . _ , _ _ " _ . _ _ _ _ _ . TENNIS CLUB ON A NEW BASIS Efort to Do Male to Reorganiz the Omaha Organization CLASSIFCATION OF TiE CITY PLAYERS lemben of the Club Arriingo.i In Order of .rrfn/c,1 MerIt Sho"n In 1..A ! elsln' " [ 'IR- Imtlortnnt lectnt to ISo Iehl 8tlrllll ) There Is every promise that the meeting of the t Omaha Lawn Tennis club , which Is called for next Saturday evenIng , will be a lively 0 110. 1 Is the annnal meeting of [ the members Ind there Is n movement on foot 10 effect an ento reorganization of the club. I Is prob- able that n new constitution wilt be presented , and If there Is a large attendance , oS there shoull be , In view of the importance of the me.etn. , there will likely be consIderable of n fight on many of Its Prpvi8ions . The club Is only two years old , but already I i las established itself as tIme leading tennis organ aton between Chicago all the coast. All that ( I needed now Is memberhllJ In the national assocIation to give It officIal slandlng. This Is one of lie ( matters "nlch Is to come before the meeting this week , and there Is ltte l doubt that before the end or this month Omaha wil he n candMate for one of the ofcial tournaments of the National Lawn Tennis associatIon . This was the end In view when the Interstate tournnment project was taken up last year , and alhough a consider- able alount of money was sunk In the ( Ini- hal venture the members of the club gel- orally are of the opInion that the money was wel spent. Alhough there was only n hand- ful of qulshle . players instead of about Ifeel or twenty , as had been hoped . , yet those who vera here went away with .the fixed luten- Oon of coming again , and now It Is understood - stood that the Kansas City club has decided not 10 fix time dale ( of Its open tournament un- Ill time Omahn date Is fixed , the object , of course , being to catch the Omaha overflow. It may be laken for granted that the interstate - slate tournament has come to sla ) ' . i There Is considerable dissatisfaction with i dissatsacton thl way In which the club was managed last year and the members think that the officers , ofcers were party 10 blame for the fact that with a $10 subscription the club Is still In debt. 1 Is admitted that the weather was very largely to blame , but there Is a feeling that the expenditures should have been kept down WAS AN UNLUCKY SEASON , The ill luck began with the city tourna- mont , which was held In June. I lnanclaly this was a success , but on account of the wet weather It was strung out for so Iany days and people who came to the grounds expect- Ing to see some match In which they were Interested were so often disappointed that their ardor cooled down and when the state tournament came along In JUly the result was shown In very small attendances. The state tournament was the greatest failure of the year. There had been a hard light for its location and when Lincoln finally found that they were fighting alone the singles com- petition was retained In Omaha. Lincoln , however , was not satisfied and sent no repre- seutatves to compete for the trophies. Cul- ' Inghom was unable to play on account of the Injury to his hand , which laid him out for the greater part of the season , and altogether the players who took part In It were hardly as numerous nor of ns hIgh L hlgl standing as the Imporlance of the contest de- manded. This fact was probably responsible for the small attendance. Already the club had expended all time money It had taken In during the year. It was yet hoped , however that the inter state tournament would replenish time empted - ted coffers. Some members , however , .ad I became disheartened and for a while there was even a possIbility that the great event would bo abandoned. An exciting meetng ; of the committee was held at which this u point Iwas settled once and for all. Two ad- : ditonal nanios were added to the committee to assist In the special tournament work : and the few das that remaine before the date for the tournament were w 1 spent , but Lm L the work , as usual , fell on a very few men m and Instead or obtaining beforehand enough money to pay for the prizes only $80 was collected. Despite the fact that the club had not the money at hand , It was felt to be enl that the visiting should be only ' _ n _ righ llat uL _ visitng _ players < _ 0 , _ _ _ . _ . . _ m slown tie greaLv' . nmoul , . 01 lospnalny , and the ( result Is that the club Is now several dolars In debt. PROGRESS on REACTION . I all was harmony , however , this would not matter. The question which la really to t be decided at this coming meeting Is whether the club 10 to enter upon an era of retrenchment or whether under better man- agement the movement which was set on Coot last year to make Omaha the leading tennis center of the midwest and place I alongaldo larger cities In time east cannot be 'achieve wihout los of revenue. Tourna- meats hero been made to py In Omala , and Wlll n higher E'landard oC players there Is I lO reason why they cannot be made to pay agln. One Incident of the meeting will be the r etIrement of Mr. C. H. Young , last year's secretary - rotary of the club. Ils noteworthy that ( where there are so many complaints of mismanagement - silent hardly n word Is being saId that Is In any way disparaging to Secretary Young Everyone appears to be satffed that he has been I very efcIent secretary , painstaking In the extreme , and that he has had an unusually - usually hard season , which he has managed well. Who his luccessr will be of course cannot be ' told until the vote Is taken on Saturday night , but Mr. G. E. Hanrstek Is at present tIme leading candidate for the place Ho has taken n deep Interest In the club , amid there Is no doubt that he would be an efcient secretary. A president and executive commitee are also to be elected. The question of time subscription Is likely to he raised again , hut this Is part of the greater quelton of whether ( lie policy of tl polcy I time club Is to be n progrssiye or stationary i one ono.I.ast year's play did not bring out much I fresh ( talent . Roy Austin Improved considerably - ably , and no" ranks probably an easy first among Omahn players. Maybe If ho were In good training CUllngham might be able to defeat him now , but tIme general , opinion among those who know the two appears to b3 In favor of Austin. Cuilngham was un- fortunate In being laid oft for several monlhs last year , and It Is doubtful whether he will over again come up to his standard of the close oC time season of ' 93. 1 II his Inten ton , however , to make an effort this year to regain the chamlJonsllp ( of time state which he lost last seaon by default ' RANKING OF OMAHA pLA YEnS. Next to CUllnghlm and Austn on time season's Corm comes O. I. Young His most notable achievements so Car have been In doubles and I Is rather dllcult to place him , thelefore , for singlesViti a good partner , I he can fluid one early In the season and keep with him right through , there Is little doubt that ho will make a record for himself this season In doubles com- petitIons . , Fred , Haslel came to the front wih re- marlll le rapidity and Is unquestionably en- tiled 10 fourth place. He Is untiring In his efforts and wIlls onother season's nractlce IJractce will undoubtcdly become ' wi a very formidable man. S. S. Caldwcll Is Cahlwel onolher young payer : who , wih ( n wider aequalntanc9 of the game , fuss a great future before him. Larry Denise did not do much last year , and Is ranlled sixth , largely on account of his accomplshments or the prevIous season B I . J. Hart and Cecil n. l Cookson are two of the older men who ha\'e been left behlncl In the race by other who are stIll making theIr ( way upard. Wi Gardner made a good record for imim. . . 11m- self In the city tournament , but by the luck : of tIme draw he reached the final round without - wih- out meetIng very strong opposltiojm . G. E. Hovertck and J. W. Hattn have done better II doubles thln Blngles and therefore come perhaps lower than they should on the lst ot merit. Next to them come a handful of playerl whom I Is difficult to place with any degrel of accuracy. H. n. Young has one particuai ( r mmmerlt. He places all hi , balls partcular low. H. Pierson , Ii ! . Colpelzer , consistenty . ray and W. J. I eye are all of them lkely to bo heard from agaIn , especially In doubles The ledlDi player of the city should - , - . . . . therefore t orller : stand vermnCh .f In the following II Dc flay Austin , tiCU. . E. HnvcrsUck , C. B. CllnRham , . . .1.V . Batn , C. H. Young , il , , 'jU , H. YOln , Frel Ilaskell , : ; ,1C. S. Dickey , S. S. Cnldwcl , _ 8' . " : _ . " . : n. I'ierson. I. . C. Ienise - . -M. Colpltzer. g. J. Hart lvJ. A. Murray , C. H. Coollson'Yo J. Fo'e. \v Gardner , 'J'I' ThIs list , of course , , ' Is confined to the members of the club ) hr to those who have i' ' ben prominent inth'o , , : tournaments of the , yea r. , - nANnlSO 0ft 1 : (111AM ( 'IONS . Upper Tcn" In tlf , Tiiuiiis World for the YCr : that 1 ( louie . Nationally , ns well as locally , the season of 1894 was marled 'by a great revival of I Interest i In the spOrt , due 10 time shaking up , ndmlnlstered' ' to our players by the plucky M. F. GoodbOly , who came over from Ireland 10 compte In our leading comnpetitiqns. The nt- tenllance at time chnmplonshlp games was away ahead of previous ycars. The ranking of the players for the Mason has h been made according \ to a new system , and the "first ten" Is n thing of the past. The National Lawn Tennis association lIe- clJed 10 adopt lie English I system of dividing the stronger players into classes. The champion - plan , anti perhaps one or two other players , are placed In lie ( "scratch class. " and the other prominent men Wi be placed In "quar- ter-flteen ( , " "half-fifteen , " "three-quarlers- fifteen , " and lowe lnssCs , time Idea being to show time reIU..o strength of the players more clearly than time old system of Indl- vhlunl rankIng could do. Champion Wrenn of course stands first . No one can dispute his title 10 that honor , os his splendid work at Norwood Pork mind Newport clearly show that ho Is the best general , If not time most briiant Illn'er. Ills victory nt Newport was duo 10 good tactics . accurate anti aggressive strokes ancl unrivaled pluck. Goodbol } ' , the Irish expert , who won the al.comer by defeating 10\ey. Hobart amid Lame ' n succession , comes next to Wrenn. Good bOdy and Larned broke even In their matches , but hIs Newport win outweighs all other considerations , and Lnred has to drop to third place. Luned's record was brilliant cnough In the early part of the season , and only for his collapse against Goocbody he might have reached the . tOI ) . Hovey falls into line behhul Lamed. 10v y showed up poorly at Newport , but his col- lapse was by no melns , so bad as either 10- bart's or Laruucti's , for ho mild not have the winning lead against the Irishman that was obtained by both of his rivals. ChaO Is forced Into fifth place by Hovey's Ihree victories over him , but he and Poole 11layec more hard tennis than any of the "upper ten " Though a flue lne liner , Chacg seems unable 10 do hlmselC justice on great occasions , and many declare that the champlonshllJ will always 0 just be)011 Ills reach. Hobart's star declined this . stlr decHno steadily year. He was In splendid form at Newport , and his work In the third and fourth sets In his match with Goodbody was oC tIme most brl- Innt character. There are three claimants , Stevens Parker and Dudlong for seventh place. Parker cap- tured more Prizes during the season than any other player In' the country. Slevells has only two vIctories against n string of defeats - feats , and though ammo ' of his victories was against Wrenn at Longwood , yet It must he remembered that 'renn had just begun to play his game. DUdlong can claim a distinct dlstnct superiority over Howland and Foote , but he was deCeted by Parker at New Caste , though It was a luke , In the oplnlon of many players. DUllong was unfortunate enough to brealchsls breal"hl ankle at Nnrraganset In n match , otherwise ho would perhaps ) harp outdone both his : rivals Foote drop into tenth IlIacI all he might be out of the list alogether If that ratlng good player , S. C. Mihlett , had man- aged to get enough .acatons to enable him to enter at Newport , arid thus gain a stand- lug among the experts. r experts.r Howl nd , who wls pIced ninth In 1893 , Is wis 189 out of the race this time . The Hal brothers alsq failed to get n place i among the stars. , In the , west there ore ' plenty 'of good players - ers , among whom S. T.JChase woulll make a. fall showing aginst many of the easlern I cracks. , . II ' ts ' . U I- : Campbell ; the excbampion ' , tI'4 ' nol pr y I In open sIngles dafter the SUlLAugustinu S SUAugustne tournament. Ito won time beaulCul trcpleal I ehamplolshlp trophy. almost without opposl- tiorm . Later In the lon. season he played a nun ber of private. matclmes against Chaniplon I prlvfto 'Vrenn , both at Newport and Narragammsett , Narraganset but was InvarIably defeated with case Tlw women do not seem to cam to play In tournaments a great qeal nowadays , and very few of the clubs offer prizes In ladles' singles . though thq game known as mixed dbulmle t Is still popular. , In men's doubles It seems that Hobart , and 10vey arc a ci. " nhnvO . . . _ If . _ _ _ _ - - n - - - _ _ . . _ _ , u U"J vu . , . - b inatlon In AmerIca. Foote - "VI- blnatcn and -Howland , alhough Individually inferior to many or theIr rivals , by dint of long practice together have i developed splendid practce work. Nell brothers Nel were powerless against the fierce , aggresslVB tactics of the champIons. There II I much - room for Improvement In doubles tennis. As the conitantly con.tanty Increasing ape d of tie singles game makes It niore trying to players who cannot train constantly , the. doubles game may receive Increased aUen- lon and become as popular and scIentific as the singles game. scIentfc When Goodbody left the country he prom- Ise i to return , and , If possible , to Induce the Camcus Plm to enter time lists against our players SQme of tIme American players \ have h stated their intention or competing In competng hmo t English tournaments , which are played earlier than In this ( cotimmtry . The prospects , therefore Lire bright for international tennis contests both here and In England. JONIO A. C. WILL SUHELY COI'I TI , . . Wi Abandon Itt Full Meeting to Take l'imrt In time , 1'lrt JlternltonRt Contest . LONDON , Jan. . 13.-The rmnnent secret tary or the London Athletic club - was shown 1 dispatch tram the AssocIated press , de- tailing the reply oC Chairman Williams of 'Vliams the athletic committee , New York Atimletic Athletc club , to the Interview wIth Holman , honomry secretary or the London Athletic club. Mr. Parlter said : "I could not speak at present It ofclaly for the committee , but I am sure that of the two dales given Septemher 21 and September 28 , the committee would pre- commitee tar to accept September 21 , IS the university members or the team nre obliged to go hack 10 their studies lt the opening oC the term In October Twelve letters whlchl 1 have received today have confirmed our toay confrmed previous belief that 1 meeting In May would rrevlous possible. nut something hal to give way In order to arrange for the international aranle meet- lug . anti tIme London Athulethci club meeting Athletc on SelJtember 28 , Ihererore , viIi tmrohahily be nbnmutlanemi . The London wil \JrobahlY \ will scnd I tenm from Within the limits or wi lmis own memherslllJ and will maIm the best light nossillo ' 1he greatest Interest Is taken In the mntch amOIWll ] members oC the club and the general I cmpimiiiflm Is that ( too long a period has elapsed WI ( lOut an international contest , " , Internatonal , \11 1"I t iJot , the Inlclll : . , PIIILADErpi1IA , r'Jn. 12.-Jobmnny Van Heest and " 'a I m' fI'Jgerton , the "iCeum- "Ien- lucky Rosebud , " l il t n four-roumnil draw ' tonight at the SOltwark Atlmhetio club. Van leest hlll all itime best at the gO anti hall a decision hOn , given he wouhl have heen declarell tfmt1 . wimmncr. There 11ve tJIllr. Tlere lre declslont rendered : { lii the club , however , ex- cellt In the case ? aciear " knockout JJI"clear ( ( m lIT J11'U'1 : ; , < UJSlJ ti ( JO'tI . ; crL---1- Colector lt Verm1iiutljumt ' , ins1 . , Captures 1 - QUlnlly oflWur llunltonH. , HNANDINAI Flit . , Jan. 13.-Collector 13.-Colector or Customs Dlls 1 :1t : ( terday afternoon received - ceived orders ( romtiieLfreastsry department to detain the ytuolitilkil Gentle ! , now lying In port , as a suspIcious craft . 'fhe vessel had contmhand goods ant board , including can- teens , Halldle litigs . belt ' antI ugly looking cutal-es , 'hat thb ln Gendl hues heen chartered In the Interest of some cntral American revolutionary movement < only too . ror onl' apparent or when time collector sip- colector lp- lrOaehell her several sImilar boxes were ( hlown overboard In an attousipt to mnlsieuml lulna When lIcked Itempt rlslerul Ished out Iltel they wel' founl to contain further ann smuhpiies . anti w're taken , In ' supples. Inll charge at the eutomum 0111cc . ' 'be'essel wi be hell Ilre lu olce. Odell ( rain " 'IKhlncton. She Is In charse : or Captain Grlln and IK ot ltee ! . 130 feel : long ' , with a net tonnage oC eighty tons. : 'hen detllnel11 was claimed that time ma terial was to bo used on II imiuumtmtioui In : Costa IUra. 'hn cpsel had been rtceh'ed from New York on the Mallory steumshlp S Malor State or Texas. . 1'ltlll 10\1' Aru'"hll " 'el. . CHAMU HI.AIN , S. D. , Jan. 13.-Spe ( - clll.-'Vntson ) Hum hl concludell arrange - mentl far pltlns down nn Irleslan vtd on his extensive cattle ranch In Charles Mix county ills exulple wil be fohiowe I lands by other cattemen In the ceded Sioux - , _ , .r _ . . \ _ _ . _ _ , CLEW 5' CURRENCY PLAN ) He Presents Again His Scheme for GEtlng Circulation on I Gold Basis , IT I INVOLVES A LARGE ISSUE OF BONDS - lrlncIIIR ! anti Interest to ISo l'nrRblo In Gout Rnd l'rnceeds 10 le Used for Iellempton of the Srccn- backs Now In Use. NEW TOnIC , Jan. 13.-Henry Clews , head of the banking house ef Henry Clews & Co. , writes of Ihe ( siuaton on Wal street : "The second weelt of the \ year Ahows Iomo Ilpro\ement over the first In tone anti volume of busIness , and affords symptoms of a recC\erlng tendency , In prices. The mall clement InfluencIng time market has I been currency legIslatIon . its position In congress - gross nnd Its prospective result. InlerCt In that question , , howe\er , was quenched by the vote vIrtually tefetng the admInistraton ] bIll taken on Wednesday : tIme more so ns It was construed os fatal to any legislation on the subject ot lila ( session . The questIon , nevertheless , Is too vital and has excited too deep an Interest 10 bo considered as havIng - Ing been finally shelved , amid the new congress . gross may be expected to make It a leading iezue.'all street wi , therefore , keel Its : eye upon It as an Important factor held In only temporary abeyance. Inthajejie prlalel following suggestions may not be snappro- hOW 11 CAN DE DONE. Congress shol III mines nn net nUlhorlzlng time Issue or $ P7O ) oC Unlt11 Shlte : bonds , ! payable , prlcll1\1 amid Inter.'st , In goJII coin , time rte of Interest 10 he 2 ! II r cent-nt any rnle nol to exceed 3 Ilel' cent , , nnd I thlnt 2' ! ' . . Per cent wi he IIPle ' these bonds to be deposltcd ) lit the Unlel ! Stntls treasury ns sclrl ngnlnst the $ IG- 0,0 greenback notes amid tIme $150.010.0 ) Sherman law notes , anti the hollers oC these notes to havc the opton to convert them Into all bonds , not 10 exceed $5(0(0 lies month , commencing issly 1 next the Interest - est on said bond to 1'Jin ; on the Ilatl oC their Issue , the notes to be canceled ns Cust n redeemed . The bonds .1CI.sltfd In the treasury ns proposed , will put the notes . : which timey back ' - ns security permlnent } on I gold bnsls No one can thlm chains , as t hi now the case , thnt this country Is drif- lug to I sliver basis. No enlghtened AmerIcan - lean citizen wil entErtain tiny doubt that this olntr"s obligations , when inside abso- lutely payable In golll coin by legislative act , arc lot equivalent to Hell itself , In I fact better than the gold , its the one carries t Interest while the other does not. 'Vhlt snakes a bond payable In gold , Issued by the ; Unied States government , Inlverllly IC- : Imowledged to be ns good Is not bettet . beter Iml ( miny security ) Issued by any other sin- . ton ? Because the natural resources of this i country are tullerlor to any other. A ni- ( lou's wealth In resources 1s what Its gov- erment credit rests ispusm more than any thmfmmg else. Our 111n just now , Is thmtt . tllt Corelgners Ire sending hack our cOlporte slcurltes to get gold for them. They say gold pa'lenls are prbably secure enough Just . bUt what ' have miow certalnt we as 10 what wIll be the case live or len years from lve hoW , pro\llng the present legislative acts Ire contnued , when certlln' evidences strongly point to your legal tender green backs and Sherman law notes being redeemed - deemed In sIlver , sooner 0' later In which event they wIll only be worth , In nctunl value , one-half of your gold coin ? There Is no del'lng time fact that this reasoning Is I largely at the bottom of our prEsent gold exporls. Such legislation IS 1 have suggested - gested will do away wIth till such hung Immary alarm , ns It will remove the caust thereCor. calse WILL PROTECT SILVER , TOO. "When the $1:0.80,0 Sherman notes are redeemed I wil release the bar slver agaInst them now stored In the treasur } ' vnuls , That sliver would le put to the credit of the $317,000.0-JO land silver law notes , which will be equivalent to placing them nine on a gold basis , lS the sUre : r ! ' and bar silver to elher viit coll' slver together wi then be nnmlle security In Its market value for Ihelr full proteetlomi. All our government nmoney . after being provided fol- as proposed , wIt be on a sound and invulnerable foundation , and nothing can possibly happen to shake conldencc In It from any quarter of the globe. I Is undenilble that everybody has : confitlence In natIonal bank notes , and nd- mlts them to be sound In all respccts. Why this very general recognItIon ? Simply because - cause they backed nre hy United States : bonds as security. Why not therefore , plt the greenbacks and Sherman law notes on In' ' equally sound basis hy backing them with the same security ? The next thing for congress to do will be to amend the sin tonal bank law IS applied to their issue or currcncy , _ sous _ to _ althorlze either natonal 01 state banks to Issue notes up to the par value oC the varIous Unied States bonds when deposited with the comptroller ot the urrency and with I few other triflIng changes In the law , so ns to make it more Iherl l , and thereby Induce the banks I to put their notes out freely to meet the money needs or the entIre country. After the circu- latng medium or our country has thus been put on I 101 < basis I return at prosperity Iwals us such as will soon make the United States of America tie envy or all other n ations. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JODON STOCK MAIICIIT. Amcrlcan URlrmut Securities Shol" R Slight , \ d'lul'n1 ArIUIU ! . LONDON , Jan. 13-I appears certain that with the continued chelpness oC money and the demand for investment securities that consls will touch 10 : Trade Improves too slowly 10 afford any appreciable outlet for c apItal . Already there Ire signs or another company promotng I bool , especIally In the dIrection or African mining and lund cnter- prlses. At the Stock exchange business dUr- In l ! the week was quiet. home railway se- curites moved Irregtmiarly Foreign securi- tes t were well supported. The success oC the flothmschllds' issue or Brazilian trelsur his , which were quoted It 11 premium , und l I goad effect here , prducln ! 1 smart rise In Portuguese securitIes , while Chlans were up on the Ilrospeet oC the conversion oC the palJer currency 'he depression In bank shares attracted buyers who were seeking cheap Investments , so prices almost recov- ered , MlnlnJ sharps were deprelsed early In I the week on heavy realIzations . but speed- Iy i recovered whln' , I statement , ot Hand crulhln/ was pubtisimed. 'rime output DC the African geld mines for Decemher was 2,101 1 ounces , thC largest on record . ' 1he total output hi U91 was 2,02J,64 ounces , agaInst 1,478,475 In 1893 and 91,8G9 In 1190. 'ho attention or the public Is now being devoted to the ( hItherto comparatively smog- lecled l Issues. compart'cJy neg- cheaper IfEues. 4mnericsmn railroad se- curtes showel a sllht advance nil arOl1l , with I feeling that business Is slowly mend- InS.J. _ _ _ _ _ _ J. JON C.IIthN 31\UC T. Sellers - of Wheat Johlng l'lrm hut Incrs . \r Ildllorl11. LONDON , Jan. 13.-The weliber con- tnues wiltry anti In man ) ' districts heavy fnow storms prevaIl . In the wheat Ilrltt sellers arc firsts , but buyers Ire most Indlt- ferenl. Time cold weather and the ( American advices have had little effect Prleel I'e- main nominalY umumchianged . Argentne crop news has "ad : no Influence on the market Austrlan EhlPIIIrS are reserved. I nglsh wheat Is rt'ponteii In better condi- rplJrte,1 heleI lon , wih 1 Imnl sUI'ply. ' Parcell tire quiet , 310t slow. American parcels tune Ilromilt at 2s 1 % I. I'loul' Is firm. wIth I mOllerte iernnsmtl ) . .lalze Is thrum and rather nmore actIve ( . round sorts , MIxed Anmes-icsmui pnrceis arc prommspt , buyers being meportetl at 19s Gd , Barley Is duli , Oats : are quIet0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MAltKlTS AT MANC1lISTEft. lssqusirlss Iltive Imcmemised but i'rlccs OlToreil Ire I'rolltleos , MANCIIESTIIR , Juts , 13.-Time macfeet was snore cheerful last veek with Increas- lug inquiries , but mostly at impracticable limits , Cimlnmi , Corea mind Japan have beer : good buyers of cloths , these hieIng now en. - gaged untIl AprIl or Ma ) ' . In brondclottms ( lucre was good Immquiry , but time limits won smiostly too low , A mnom1nate busIness ssumu I tione ( or time mitaimles market. 'flue home trade distrlhiutbomu was somnewlusit iumterereit wIth by the wIntry weather , l'sinmimt sold I m'eatiily. html imricesvcre unsatIsfactory , averaging 11-lCd , wIth time imrhces of cotter statIonary , _ Vetenmuti lintel JIai Itemiol SARATOGA , N , V. , Jan , 13.-Carey Ii , Moosu , ( or a generatIon tine manager o t Moon's Lake hmouse at Saratoga hake , dIet of imetmrt dIsease ( hts afternoon , lie was i : , , sears of sige , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( lty 'ii Ill Cotc.t , , lime Imuie , TACOMA , \\'abhm. , Jami , 13-In ammutwer t a inquirIes froni Now York , Mayor On sine 1 City Attorimey Wiekerehiani wired New 'onI C basal buyers ( ( mat time city wilt cent.atni - I _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - lvi ofly is not Wealth It a only geol for what Cointots anti Necessities It will ciccisango for. how foolish People at'e , They will drive nn old $ cnock'kumocd horse for ycumra. lie ents auth costs as much to keep , as a sotsral asilmal , Tisoy got along with dllnpitlatetl iturqlturo ; haled and shabby cnl'pcts ; bare windows ; nn quito likely sin old steve which oats up more fuel lit a yeni' thiiii ii now and eciioi lcutl consumer would cost thorn ; broil tiucli' 'ivl'os nuti servants over a t'oarlng fire itt fl , ltiIy day , ss'licrm a Gas. Oldie Stove fmot osily does lmtter irork without boatimig , but , 'vith far Ilioio ccollomuy they scu'utb or patsit an old rough hoot' , s'1sen a bcautlfnl coverIui of Lincoittin would r.tit on'y ' look bottom' , butt. actual ly pay for Itself lii a slmoi't. tlimmo wIth labor saved they eat. oft' tsf tucked atiti ci'ncketl dishes1 wlmoui a whole and complete lIii iiuI' set cotild bi bought for alunost unthimug , In a woi'd , ( buy deceive theinsolre by ( Ilihikiug they nrc economical , tlmoml they nrc stetunily cxtvovagant In Useli' slmiftlcssncss , or pei'Iinps w'tiotigbt to bo lnOVO clia.1tabonnl : onli It. tIlOtlghtIessllesS , wittic all thu tuna the elilitiron nt'c gm-owing tip amid getting aecustonmed to such mmtlcesslrt ) habits asid sui'm'nissitlltigs ; gi'oiv tIlitidy Iii tli'css , cnt'olos Iii habits 1(11(1 goimet-utlly timmiftiess. Lat'goiy 'Otht' fatilt , ft'Icum , because ya have not isirulo yotit' cimlitiren's hlosite ituiti Its SitrsOtIIidlfigs th isiothcdlca , systoimiuttle suid mitteactivo ace YOU otlght to make It , ANt ) \Vlunt fools we imlo'tnls , bel 'l'lioro Is lint'tlly asi orci Iiins'y liosoic bitt , at time oxpondlttit'o or numyr1sero ft'oni * 5 to $100 , could be imuulo to lumok like a ditTci'oumt habitation ; yont' good wlfc' hopes rtumd amsibitlusms t'eal- Ized , mmd yotsr wisolu liomno 9tlnospiiet'o radicalty clurisigotl. \\e 111011 , In our Investments , speetsiuttlons sitt ( ( III , for.zct our Iloiiics too isituch.4t4Itt.C ! Imly WO1'lLl , " snioth time writer , ' ' , all 370(11'- sell vIlI be a different , Icuiow I I you but follow ( MIt' uttivico. " .Nui' , you sity , ' 'supposing smmomloy Is miot wenitim , but oumly relmtcsculta t1o of saute niul cxdmaimgmtblo fat' lame , zumd 1 limivo not ( lila muoticy ; how mtsn 1 : to get.Vcaltlt , which yeti (1011110 itS 'Cousifoi'ts ' anti Convcli- fancies ? ' \Vc utumssvo , because Crtdit Is a perreet .substituite fat' l1lOllC' , St ) long its time party gmttritirig i1lifl boI1e'c.m it to be good. \ \ do belluvo flint , the Credit of aiim'Tago lstrsmors Is good-the % 'Os' % ' best. So itiucim do we believe It , , that we most ent'miestly Invite you 1 to test oust' faith in It by otvnIiimig yonnmnaif of out' jiroisositlon , Ve CXLCUI1 to you OIW MAGNLICEN1' CItEII'I ) "Ills its miiiisiei'otts atlvnntiigcs , and stale you to ftiriaisls youi liouiics with isa , 0151(1 ( ) uty for you' ftIrmiIsslmIhigs In 0mw of tlmt'co 1va3's OUR TERMS CASH , Or 10 worth of gooui. , I lien Ihouheti dowim mire q ftsllows , amid it. i'm all tin 5I per shout lii time seine in tiM whihii Imlaut you atlolil , PC ! worth of gootl' , i 1.11(5 lcr week omuly omia I ii I ng be s ii u-o a f , o a r g no tnt I 1 r Smi (50 4t im , fluSh mmci , , .ll Warruit.l , both as to nudIty fiO iTortli of gntis , par % t erich and vmtluo. Otmr smilesmimen mere cuumrteuim'i. Sir $54 at ) a suivsthi ; our lulpmiiemit merit prommu lit , mud yttmr worth a ! goods , S2 atm ttr waliti item rnuIir , 55 I ltrnttglmly , ipit-etsuIeoI. Or 555(1 moth i ; tlthtnr yams usy caslm or accept our essay thOO worth or goituIN , 5I8 lcr tii'ok ; bit3'muieum : I ptmemi : tsr us I a uir lii flu , I II. - _ 8121i worth ( it gooiI , si.a : ( ) week l-IRST'i : % 5th Cash. SECON1)-iVltii ( in $ I 4 pt'r iimtli S mao mvtrthm of goudit' , Li per micmtl , part Ciiht amid go much imer imiomithm , OhS I U jmer itituithi sioo : iVOtLml of goohi ( , S1' ut'r item-k ; TIiIlU-Vttii part cash and so ( Sr 2ti var uuutmuitli , S2fi0 worth of good. , tli it'r ivcol ; ; lnimcht per week , ( Ic 55'.Si 11cr Ilititi tht Send lOc to cover postage on our big Furniture Catalogue. aby Carriagge Catalogue mailed free. _ w " Iu "CUPIDENE" MANHOO 0 RESTOR i This great Vegetable LsVIuiilzentlmopreecrIp- . tion of a famouui French ImisySIclaim , will qulcidy cure you of nil tier- yeas or d1.-aies . - oX the geuierauvo orgmeui. , such m , LostMtirulnoS , Xnsomtuia ' I'&Iums , Ia the Jtaclc , temiaaI EImilii'ImmM. Nervttrn , 1)bIihiy J'lmmipue-m , ( Jmmlltness to fanry , ExIIau3tIiig Dralmis , Varlcoedo aid Commstuuiatlon. it Sbus cml losses bvctnv or nIght. i'reveat , , qmmkk- mmcmi at dltctmargt' , which lfro , ( cho-eke.i ) ad to 8penJnRtornuiI's nail 1 B EFO RE AND A FTE R aim the imorroniaf Impotency , , cVIIIip : clomuiae thollver , the kIdneys mind the tirinaty orgats of sit Impurities , cupzDINI , , trengthens mind restores , 'mail weak organs 'Fun reason sufferpts era muot elite , ! by Ioeuors I' , liecause ninety per cent are trtmnblel wlfla . roetnlI tl. cUi'inENh Is Clue enl 5r letmomvfl remt.dv to cure wlmmiomut aim op'-natmon. tote t'tImmI- , A wnlttpn guarantee given anti money returned s&x box does imot emlect a j'ermumzuieitt . it.oo a box , Cii fit5 5.O.IYrnDII , Sons ! for ymmsi circular mmcii testImonials , cure. - - . - - "i-s. , i' 0 tier "f " } 'rncl. ' - ' - ' - . - . ' - . - - - GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1110 Farnam-at. & LESLIE LESLIE , Osnaima , Nebrask s tubbornly contest time suit brought in time s uperior court before Judge Stailcup to set a s1d 1,750 $ ltXt bonds paid by time cIty for t Ime lIght and water nlant. They corn- pletchy deny the report thmnt tIme city wIll allow judgment to be taken by default. 70 ENrE1CT41Y ru I VJ.TIlRdN $ . % Vi'mat Is Necessary to Secure time Next State 0. It. 11. Jletmimbom , . LINCOLN , Jan. 13-Special.-Tlmo ( ) follow- i ng are time conditions under wimich bids will ho received by time Grand Arrmy of the Republic - public imeafiquarters from Nebraska towns for tIme next state reunion : First. At least 210 acres of land suitable for camp , ilint and stuke omit the camp amid PrePare time caine for occupancy. Second. Sevcmity-Ilvo tons of imay , fifty tomms of straw , 100 cords of wood , all delivered to tIme quartermaster of tIme camp ama time reunion - union grounds on or before the first Friday prior to time reunIon , ThIrd. 'ro furnish free of expense to time department- least 15,000 good wail tents , and In addftton thereto one large vnlI tent for eaclu of time state orgailizationul , Womunsu's itelief Corps , hiatus of Veterans. Ladies of tIme Grasul Army of time RepublIc , Daughters of Veterans ; also a suliiclent imumber of good , commodious tents for department ammul camp headquarters. till to be erected cc- curehy on time grotmndmt , sunder time direction of the cammip qmmastermaster , amid neatly ( or occuosancy at time openIng of teilti reunIon. I"ourtlmt. . genii itntl sulilciemmt quantity of water to be ilehlvered In basreitt under the ( lireetlon of tIme conmrnandcr for the use of the &O ® pcople ( or one week for tirinkttmg , washing and cooking ptsrposes ; also stock water sufllcient for 2,0)0 teams ( or one week. Fifth , Forty tofits of ice , to be tlehls'enoai 'lurIng time week of the reunion on the order at' the comnnmnnder. Sixths , 'ro fuurumisim under time aimpointnient of time comrntmntler , anti tiny for such ser'- Ices , si sutlhctent nusimlier of guards to pro- tect. all lmroiterty from time ( line it is ties. Ilvere'i aim time grousnthti until It Its removed therefrom , anti to noilce time camp ausdi as- slat times rounirsammder In thie rnaintenammce of ortier durIng time veelc of ( hue reunion. Seventh. 'j' ( ) Iiisture oIl Itroperty that may have to liii Insured in sonic reliable cossu- nan or comnpanleum ( or time time tIme property snay ho In transIt to , mum tuse at , or in traimalt In retumnlng from the retmnlon , 1Igim ( Is , 'i'o ( U I rmishm tintS ii lot riimu t e , tiniles- tIuc mlirectlomi of the reummton committee , nut- veniislumg matter lit an expesmee of slot bits than $360. Nlimthm. 'I'O ( ursmltmhm fitly saddles for use of time cavalry dIvision , whlclu utluall he respumm- slimle tar ( lie safe return of time caine , 'L'esmthm. All time expense lncltlemmt to time no- tinioA in times way of amnrntmnitiohi ittud inn- ti'rlmml sicetieti lit carryIng oust tiuc prograjus fit shmsmm bsitties , suumrIse amid giumnset guns , ( is rn balm ii. stusi table place ( or haiti lsmg en mis fines itiud lighting time saints promeniy ; , huim-itig of cuddle hiurmtest amid saditiles ( or tium mist' of tIme counsnmiumiher anti hubs ittaft , furnish all meIlclrmes anti tinestIuiguI mis smisty be nettleii by ( lies tumemlical director , to ho olitaiumeti by lush on requisItIon stpproveti hmy thits corn- maulder nnil all otiusr necessary cxpeumsetm Irmcurneu to he huorume by time cIty , vIllage or towsi utecurirmg time location of ( hue remmgulon , Anti all rIghts to ensulultutisi retutut accruing ( rum stmther stores , 1,00(1w ( , tllumimmg halls and miii btislneits fInns , 1tiitees of mtmmmusesncrmt , shmovs etc. , to tie received by thme cIty touvim timvilltmge , l'novitleth , that use gsmmnbhjnmg or itisice to vend ciminittmoums liquors wIums or malt beer uuhmahl be allowed en thu gnousstlsm o ( time reunboim. ilbeventhi. ira rmditlltlon to the nimyc tIme locality tnmutt give a certaIn simm of money as it cashu ilommatlon ( or securing titus reunIon , time said meumu to be jtakh to time tiepartmnent cominausder at least thIrty days beou-c time time fixed ( or tIme reutiboui , ( or the usc of time ties > anuusent. ( Tweifthm , Ali bids must be entlorceil smut follows ; "i'roItosLLliI ( or securIng time severs- teetuthu annual neursiomu of Neiirautlea. calibers imniti sailors , " tilutl niddressetl to ( ihiurcli Howe , depsirtmsment coniunamidor , Liiuoium , Nob. Tlulrteentim. 'rho depstrtrnemst commimnmtier will receive at time cause time anti place as above , from cIties , towsms and villages. bitla for time locauioum of time reuitsion ( or a period of lire yesmrs , Fourteentim. All posts in this elelartmncnt . wIll , upon mecelpt of this anther , at osmce brl mig I t to t hue Ut to lit Ion of I hue ttiI tile It : theIr locmlltbeii by securlimif gratis hutillcatbou : mm liii' imulmers. mind Iii other ways itmoumiul' gate ii. Fiteentis , 'rIme Iepai tumment of Nehirasku Grmmnutl Army of Hue Jielmuuillie , reserves thut rIght to reject army and sill bids , uilmould ii so desIre. UtxtkItflttm , , Ali bids will be opened and I - - - - - - r ead by tIme nssistnnt ntljumtnnt general at t hus meeting of time council of iuriimmhnistrmjtion a t Iinstingmt on 'ruesday , February 12 , 189. a t whlcim tIme time councIl of atlminimmts ation wIll formulates recomnleumdnIons to be nrc- s ented to the encaniprnenmt. ri % ' conumsinel of CIIUItCJI IIOWE , Departsnems Coununanuher , omcmal : A. M. 'ritIMnLI , AssIstant Adjutant General , , 'Iectimmmse.ti Neivut Noteut. TECUMSEII , Nob. , Jan. 1fi.-Speclal- ( ) Williasim Carr lies cosmmrnomiced time rebuilding o f isis brick block , which was partially , d estroyed by lire last fall. Local icemen wIll coinummer.ce Iayhng In time year's supply next Monday , The cousmty comnmmmlssloners announce ( hint It wIll take $51,000 to mmmccl time expenses of time cotumuty tIme ensuing year. Mrs. C.V. . 'ool Is entertaining a cousin , Mrs. J.V , ilerlocleer \Viafield , Nan. blob I'iIisuer is-aerving ( hue iii time county jail for the harccimy of a suit of ciothmc from S. 3. 1)unlap , ii. M. Atterbury Is vIsitIng In St. Louis. Joimmu 13. Stoliard , a laborer , has ( alien heir to $ IJ,000. left hum by imis ( athmer , vhmo diesl i n New York state. Time nmosmmbora of St. Andrew's Cr.sthmolI chmurclu viJl give a Esucred concert MendaZ evenumsg ( or time benefit of time city's imoor. 'iv. ii. Jtoss buns boigiut , time restaurant business - ness of Ii. hf. Sanford , A litibhic meetIng of citizens luas been caIie by time s'ater ceuslmmslssioners to ( smite action in regard to imlrovlng tIme city's water cony- ice. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 3 lel he vise I trevit IrS. BELLEVUE , Neb , , Jan , 13.-Specisui.t ( ) Mrs. William Morris , wimo has been vIsItIng lien clmildiren for several weeks , returned to luer hmonmo at time Oisimihua agesscy time fIrst of time veek. A aught imlaze was discovered In Clarke huh on Friday mnornlumg , bust was extingulsimed . before muiclu damage was done , i 'thIs hieing ( lie yreck of i'rayer , services have been hick ] every evening at tins Presby- terlan ciiurcim mud hmavo been myth attentieti. Thmrouglu tue leimidness of Congressman Mercer MIss May Neals , a usieco of bleary Fontanelie , who has been attendIng sclmool ir Texas , was ennbietl to return hmosmme to visit imer parents , As her ruietiter Is arm Invalid , Misc Neals will rejsmailm imere time rest of time wInter and attend tIm Iielltuvuo college , Thiouumas J , Nolams was vlaitiimg fniermdus imere time early rant of tIme week , gtrms'd , n Itti ili'siro.timtuig Order , I PENDEII , Nob. , Jan. 13-Specbai.- ( ) deputy Ummbtcd States simaraimal ivan imp ( rota Omalua yesterday anti served lmaners on Cup- lain heck , actIng indian egoist of time Ounahuw e' and 1Vlumusobagoes , , restratrulmig time captain froun cxecmmtitug hilts threat to drive tIme wbiItms settlers oft time rsservatloui , antI also order. Ing Mr , heck to apimear before time United States suj'resnu ' court \\'smslmlnmgtouu. . is i't I 'imi I l t ( ItiI , htmil I oiys 5 ii 1 t ithi 0 111cc rs , WEST POINT , Neb. , Jail , 13.-Speclal- ( ) . . . Tiio following officers were Imistailecl at thin last rumeeting of tIme ImstlepenIesmt Order of Ohil Follows by Grand Master b'onrmeumsciiein ; Noble gramitl , I ) , C. ( liffent ; vice gramuil , Jo 501dm , it. ICunts ; secretary , Il. II , ICraimse : treasurer , i. J. Wlcssmer ; 'iVarfic-si , C. CarI sosu ; guard , F , ICoclu , I J.uiI Ii III liii ( Shut ilo.Idtqt , at ISciitrlcc , BEATIIICE , Jan , 13.-Specbai ( Telegram- ) . A message was neati hero today aumnouncIng time death of Mrs , Itoberteon at tIme Jiomime of lien daitgiiter , Mrs Ellswurhs ( Magee , at Mary. vile , Nan , Ieceaseti was ( or years a resl- ' tleist of Beatrice anti tbte body will hmo brougbt hero teoiorrow for burIal , I'nlSourr % ttumuitN \VnST i'OINT , Jan , I3-Hpescial ( Tel.- . grammm.-Dick ) Ludwig , a prisoner umider send tenco to the pesulteimtiary for cattle stealIng , attempted to coummimmit uIcIdo this eveuutisg by huaruglmmg. lie was discovered by the julier'a wife , wLo cut ( mini down.
