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Jl W P WP THE O7KAHA DAILY BEE : TTUKSDAV , JULY 28 , 1896. SPEGlftL NOTICES. Aclvrrtlnrmrnt * for tlieup eel inan Trill lie Inken tinlll 12 > HO p. m. for the crcnlnn nnil nnlll S p. m. for Ilic mornlnR and Snnilnr rillllonn. Atlrrtl er , rrqnrntlnc ; n nnm- bcrpJ check * tan linve nn iTer nil- Jre s U to n nnmuereil letter In cnrc of The Bee. Answer * no nd lres eil Trill lie ilcllTcrril on prcurntntion of. the cheek onlr. ltrtte , ll-2c nnoril ftmt Insertion } le n rroril thereafter. Aothlng tnkrn for ! Hi mi S3c for the flmt lner- tlon. Tlior mlvrtl riiientii im l be run eon rentlelr - WAITED MALI5 HELP. WANTED , AN IDCA. WHO CAN Tit INK Or pntn * Klmpte thins to patent ? Trotw your MM * , thfy m r tiring you wraith , Wrtt John TVwWerlinm * Co D > t. V Patent Attornr , M'lifhltigton. D. C. , for thMr ll.M ) prti * oner and a Hot of two hundred Invention ! trantnl. WB WANT 8TATK AND LOCAL ORGANIZERS for lh Atben um Fiatertiltr. combining life and accident Inmiranoe. K < H ! contract * and cholT territory. ppl > - to J M AVard pupreme orsanlier. tm lift luiUdlnn. Omaha , oSIre lioura g to 10 a. tn it C7 AI4 U'ANTKD AT ONCK. LWrt MEN AND HOYS to nell c mp lEn btdcrn. 1 dnt'n either Jiarty free Addrr < > i Howard Mfe. Co. . litnl lenee. It. 1 B M MS 31 AOESTS EVERYWHERE , ron BRYAN DOLlar - lar bn , 30c doten , wlln for * ' c. Ilex 34. I > rn- ier Colo. n MS41 WAATKD KIJMALK HELP. WANTED. YOUNGGIHL. TO ASSIST IN hourcwort. 108 South Slth axrnue. axrnue.C MHS TOR IlKNT IIOtbKS. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THE O. K. Darin Company. 1100 Farnam. D MX ) MOUSES. 1IENAWA & CO. , IN N. 1STH ST. D Ml UODEIW HOUSES C. ASTARR. . 93 N.T. LIFE D re : HOUSES. WALLACE , I1ROWN 1JLK. 1C * Dous. U SU3 i-HOOM. DI7TACHE1J. MODE11N HOt'SK. 5il Enquire SCI Capitol avenue. U. 11 Ilobinon. D 801 TWO 1'INE HOUSES , ONE 8. ONK 9 IIOOMS. 117 and 15i S SCth tt. ; all modern conven ience ! , liect residence part of the city. Inquire M4 N Y Life , telephone ISyfi. D MM > 6 STEAM HEATED STORES AND FLATS. HowarJ lliwck , agent , 1C10 Chicago ttteft , D M887 FOn RENT. MODERN B-ROOM HOUSK AT til Park five. Inquire at Fuller's drug more , 14tli and Dougl&a MK. I > M105 LARGE LIST OF HOUSES. THE BYRON Ree.1 Co. , Ill S. 14th ti. D Mi > 09 CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES FOR HENT all 01 er the city. K to JM Fldelltj. 10 ! Far- naai. D SSC HOUSES. F. D. WEAD , 1CTH AND DOUGLAS. D 10W as HOUSES FOR RENT IN ALL PARTS OF THE clt } . Crennan-Loie Co. , I'azton Block. D-SC1-A15 TEN-ROOM HOI'SE. ALL MODERN IM- pro ements. O en McCaffrej , aM ( > Harney kt. D-M2SI riVE-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN , NEAR PARK. 1101 S SKth Kt. D 54S D-nOOM HOUSE WITH BATH MS S. 21 ST ST MODERN TEN-ROOM BTMCK. nn = ? T LOCA- tton In Omaha. W. I * . Clark , 1-01 Douelas el. D lU-r ' ROOMS , MODERN , 1STH. SO. OP MANDElT- Son. D m S7 3X1 ST. MAHVS AVENUE NINE ROOMS ; modern. Can In Cros. , Hi : rarnamD D MI1S Al VOll IlKNT KDIIMSHKD UOOMS. S NICK FURNISHED ROOMS ; LIGHT HOUSE- 1112 S. llth. U M410 SS FOR RENT. S FURNISHED ROOMS WITH bath , enFUlte or single. S043 Dod Ft.E . E 4S4 17 ROOMS. ONE IN BASEMENT FOR HOTsi > kwplng. Cue North 17th KUHMSHKD JCOO IS AAD 13OAUD. NICE ROOMS WITH BO RD ; TRANSIENTS accommodated. lutes reasonable. The Rose. KCO Harney F M5C5 At I1OOMS WITH BOARD. TUAJCSIKNTS AC- comrnciJaled. Utopia , 17a Davenport.F . F 511 Al" LOVKLY ROOM . GOOD BOARD K.M AND MOO week. SH N. ISth. F MMI A3 * roil JIKNT STOItCb AMJ Ol'KICUS. FIRST CLASS BRICK STORE BUILDING , 1011 Farnam ; three i > torie and bat-cment. will alter to isult truant , low rentS14 1st Nat'l B"k bUe. 1-S11 RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING at MC I'urnam kt. Thin building has a lin-proof cement lia ement. complete eleam lusting fixture ture- , water < m all floors , can , etc. Applj at the oUlce of The Kee. I 810 AGU.NTS WA.NTKD. 7t TO JIM A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID salesmen for clean. eij rlence unnecessary ; Ftardard Eoojs. Uttle CKrlt clear marlnne Ir > > e to < acli customer. Ulil.op & Kiln * , St Louis , Mo J MWIS AS * WANTED 5 (00 AGENTS FOR RUSSELL S AU. U > orli l "Lltof McKlnley and Hobart. " I > * , U pages , eltffantl > lllufctralc-d Price only H 00 The best and tie clifap > st , and outsells all ulhrs. . U ) per cent to events , end freights pntd llpoks now rend > Saie time b > Mnd- Irs (0 cents In rtamiin fur un outfit at once. Alilr ss A. D. Worthlnston J5 , Co. Harifjrd Ci tn. J MJS1-A17 * AGENTS MAKE U TO t8 A DINTRODUC - Inc the 'Comet , " the onlj Jl t.nuj > shot rjinsra m.4'1. the ( .iratent wller of the onturj. Cfn- rml and Int-al ucenU i > nted all our the world ; rxt'UKiie tirrlton. vrilte toJaj for terms and fcumplct. All > -Glcaeon Co. , l a Cror.nWin. . J MMT. AGirT.S AVA.VTED AU OVER THIS hTATB to M.J ! Younff ) arrots. Rnod prollt.Vrits nt one * tj Oclslei''ji Bird fcture , Omalm , NHi J 504 IS : VERY MKRCHNT IJirfs OUR r" i hlne for printing ncn on fcnec-s , trUt.es. tJlrnalks etc , rw er < julcl . Arc Ca Ruclne. V U. J-M54J : s * \\TKOTO HUNT. WANTED. HOUSE OV AlMJtT EIGHT OR ten ruiir.s. In Rood Iwullon , el\c lull nanlcu- larts. T It. Bre. K KJ > \ANTFO TO Rl' CT. A FlUaT CLAF.S I'UR- nlsliej hotel b ) * u i mpet nt hotel inu ) and i t'e Addrfss Lofk Bv I. ( Vdur lUiilds In. K Md n * WANTED TO RENT , FARM fcUITAULK TOR luto"lre. wuld cnie tor tock on * har T Sk , lee K 1KI Al * WANTED. TO RENT : A FIIT OP FIVE OR fix ronmr o nwally KTBIMI ; with modern con. trr.ii i > CD ( tram heat and Imtli , Address O 10. Ute ofUee , Council liluffs. la K KB FlUNISHED MOliKRN HOt'Si : ONK OR TWO > cars Irate. AdJivw T 45. Bee K MJ47 SO * STOIIAGI : . rACiriO STORAOK AND WAREHOUSE CO. , - ' Jonr . tienerul tcrate ! und fcimardlnc. LJ-H4 GTOIlVtiU , FHANK i\VKliS. ll | HARNEY. il US OM. VAN & STORAGE FA1VM 7BL. 1M M-S71 \VA\TIII'IO \VANTJ : . IMMEDIATELY ; MKDlfM LARGE ot&r * afi' , rhrap for r-utli Call cm cr ftddrru SH Omaha Natknal tack liuildlnc N-MSJS II tr run s.i.iiui.MTt HI * . KOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE FURNI- tuit and contents of I'lNt US Ncnh Cth ttrrft ThuiMlk ) July 19 , tale commences at 10 n rloek. Atlirrlon. Auctioneer. O MU4 IS * roil FOR SALE OR TRADE OOCD PHAETON. auubl * licht barnrrs. ilr-tlo tisrncst , diamond rinf and dUmonJ shirt duo Will trade any of the l" > ve f r Jorte . marts tSill at 1114 - t u " ? , GO ° ? SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES buttles. ch > * p. 1UI odi. . P * FOR 6ALU. A lUNDHOMU Fen s.\in FOR SALE. THE GRASS ON K ACRES OP lanJ , ? mite fr Snath Oraaiia. Ufa. F. Lones- dort , Mi New lork Life BM , Omaha. Q WM7 * A BARGAIN mn CASH ONE * OENTLB- r whfl rtilden lesm than miles. O M. Hart. 1S11 Jnnes t- Q US II * UPRIGHT PIANO , tit S. 1STH KT. KT.Q M 4373 * WOOD. U TO S4 M A CORD. Q M4U A4 PIANO. ALMOST NEW , FOR SALB CHHM' at ir N. Mth. Q-WI M * BEST HARDWOOD HOG AND CHICKEN ftnce ; also "all wire. " C. R , 1 * , Ml Douelas. Q-flS ID-HAND BICn-CLISS , JW. UK fc t9. BICYCLKS rented , ttpalre-1. Om. Blcr. Co , S3 JJ. l th U q-SU MASSAGB , IIAT1IS. CTC. MME. SMITH , 11:1 rx > rai.\ ID rtnm S , inaBMrr , steam , alcohol and rulpiurtne bslhu. T MW Al * MRS. DR. LEON. ELfXTRIC MASSA ai'.PAR- Icrrs , refwthlnc and curative , don't fsll to call. 417 S. llht St. . up talr < . T-XI4MM * _ MMK AMI53 BATHS MASSAGE WC S 1JTH St. , nwm . T MMJ AS * 1'KHSO.NAL. MISS VAN VALKENBt'RO DESTROYS PERmanently - manently by elettrldty superfluous hair. mole- , warts , etc. Room 4IC. N V. Life BlflcU U K ! RUPTURE CURED. NO PAIN. NO DETEN- tlon from business : ve ref r to hundreds of patients cAired. O K. Milltr Co. 30T N Y Life bulldlnc. Om h . Neb U S3 VJAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR UTERINE , trouMeo. phirlclsn In attendance Consulta tion or health book free. J ( Bee MJrU U K4 BOSTON PRESS CTTTING ACADEMY. R , SflJ Karbach Mk. learn the best r > Hrm no reflltlnR , leach's wanted , circulars enu Mrs. G Shelter U (34 ( ASTHMA CURED OR NO PAY. OFFICE SJ1 M-rriam block. Council Bluff * . la. U M4S SO * CURE FOR MANGE. Jl GAL. T . BEE u-Mi = 3 AS : * SlO.MiV TO 1.0AA IIUAL KSTATB. ANTHONV LOAN & TRUKT CO . S15 N. Y. L. Quick money at low rates for cl-olce farm loan- In Iowa , northern Mlisourl , catcm Nebraska. . \v M ; _ _ CITY LOANS. C. A. STAItR , PS N Y LIFE. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan. Lei e Co , paxton block. _ W-K7 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY proltrty W. Farnam Smith i. Co . 13S > Farnatn. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE O. F Dai Is Co . 1500 Farnam Ft W RJ1 LOANS ON IMPROVED CITY AND FARM propert } ; low rates. IL B. Irej. Ml N Y Llfe- W 75 A5 F. D WEAD. LOANS. 1CTH AND DOfrtLAS SOS-AC 3IO.NUY 10 LOAA CII VTTKLS. MONET TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. borMS. wactms. etc , at loveM rate In clt > , no remo\-alof ct'Od" fctrlrtlj cunfldentlal , jou can pay t-i loan off at an > time or In aa > amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO . SOC So ICtht ; X B54 MONEY TO LOAN 30. CO0 DAYS. FURNI- ture. pianoetc. . Duff Green , room S Barker blk X--M3 IIVSINKbS CIIANCCS. 1-OR SALE , ABOUT * ,000 LBS. M1XION TYPE. TOO Ibs. acute , CK ( ) Ibs. brevier tjpe , IM pair two-third cases , 40 double iron stand- for fwo- thlrd cufes. This material was used on The Omahl Bee and 1In fairly good condition. \\111 t" sold ch-ap in bulk or In quantities to suit purchaser Apply In person or bj mall to The Bee Publishing Co . Omaha , Neb Y 71S $ Si AVERAGE , WEEKLY NET INCOME WITH CM ln\e .ted Safe , conservative. proi > ectu- . proof * free F. Dallj. 1L" < 3 Eroad ai New York. Y UKS-AC' WITH JDOO AND TOUR SEIiXICES 'iOU CAN have IntertFt tn light manufacturing bu-lne s which Kill net > ou at le--ut Jlliu monthlj You require no e rperlence. Addre&s T 23 , Bee Y MSia IS * FOR SALE COAL YARD AT H PRICK. En quire 1318 rarnam. Y 514-IS "MONTHLY o PARANTEED. MANUFA o turlnn concern -vvants repre entath e In Omaha ( or any clt ) tiot taken ) , mnal have few hun dred dollars cash to pay for good * on dellverj afttr order ? fire secured , Guenther Bro . , 10S Fulton street. New } ork. Y SK"5 A * . SALESTEAM LAI NDRY AND BARB51R ehoa. a bargain , cheap. Address T 44 Be. . Y M535 Ai * FOIl TO EXCHANGE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE St. 1'aul. Minn. , clear for Nebraska land or Omaha proirty Charles Baer , 2WJ N Frank lin St. Chicaso I11 Z M41"A _ _ _ FOR EXCHANGE SOME FIRST MORTGAGER , 4.100 , * 1,000 ana S10 < K , for Improved prtipertv. will make n tiarsaln for the rtgbt kind ol proiM-nj W T Graham Bee Bldg 2 437 :7 95 VICTOR. IN GOOD REPAIR TO TRADE for hone and bugs ) . Adilre-s T 40 , Bee 2 Mia IS * FOIl SALE n.K VL KSTATC. FOR SALK. LOTS OR ACREsTALONGSIDE Uie railroad station and near th government bulldlnss at the main WMt tntrarite to Fort Crook , prices lov * ; terms er I-OTTER k GEORGE COMPANY S. W. Cor. 1CH and Farnam us. RE M877 51 ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY' . RE sa FOR SALE Good house , full corner lot , 41st and Farnam Mitt is. C.OOQ. Good reven room house , modern conveniences west part of citsoo. . Good five room house , larse corner Jot , In Hans. co-n Place , IS.WXi. Comer lot. two houses , K > th and Martha streets. n.r.00. Oood four-room house , city water In house , ira North 2Sd street. 11 WO , terma easy Five-room house line lit. jyood location. II100 Eist front lot on SCth Etieet , half block north ot Fnrnam rtreft , frontlnc asphalt pavud ktreet. with e ert gas and water pipes to lot line. tl.lbO Full lot frontlne ISth street , which is paved with asphalt ; lot on taade. IL100. Jtlne ncjef near bouth Omaha , -vrltii px > d house , lirge barn , fine grove , spring water , etc , os lilac * . J1.7PO. ( \\e have mans fine Improved and unimproved ivldence properties In we t and i-outbwest parts of Ilty. whlf-h can be boucht ver > cheap. fall and let us show them to ou Potter J ; George Co. , S W. Cor. ICth and Famam streets RE M.JO 31 REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. William ] ] . CrarjH5 K. Y Life bide R E C71 Jyi7 FOR SALIS , SIX * GRAIN ELEVATORS IN Oasc county Neb. , on the Union Pacific rail way , tuny terms and cheap. Addrehs J O Shea , room KO N. T. Life bids. RE 97 } THAT NICK COTTAGE IN WALNUT HILL IS a irreal bargain , aod it can be houeht on monthls luijmeuti. as mall as > ou like , Omaha Real E tate and Trust Co . Ill S. IMh st. U E 4CO "J FOR SALE. ON PAYMENTS. HALF VALUE. hcuf.es at HOO. t < m , Jl.OOO to K . W T. Oraham. Bee Bldg. R E 4S 17 BARGAINS IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON pajments. cottuces from fS.SOO to U WO. W T. Urabam Bee Bide R E IS " 7 COTTAGE. CITY WATER , lot. ( .hade , cheap at Jl.lHi' , another for J1.5DO. F K. Darllne. Ilarke ll.Kk. UK M-M > C-A I IXIR SALE. C5 ACRES OF CHOICE OARDEN- Ine land two miles and a half southeast of bouth Omaha ; a great bargain , will > .ell part or all , term * to * ult purcha r > Thoiuiu < Hot-tor. South Omaha , RE MS Ai ASTUCLOGV. THE WONDER OF THE AGE. PROF A. Masery. Ihe ereotest aurojoeer and palinUier In the world. jia > t. la-ebtnt , future Uld or no charee. jiC4 Ftrnam. to I * m. , S SB to SO P ra- * l -Ari IIl'lLDIAG AND LOA.V ASSOCIATIONS. SHARES IN MUTUAL L U B. ASS'N PAY C. 7. * per cent when L 5. 8 > ear old , alwas re deemable. 17W Famam U Nattlneer , five. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECt'RE GOOD Interest on MVlne * . Apply to Omaha L. & 11. Au'n , 17M F&rnam. G M. Nattlnser. S . HAITI DHKSSI.M7. THE PAIMCE BEAUTIFUL. FIRST CLASS fift ? ? r"'n1 ' "nanlcure and suawae * parlors. IH5TUCTJVB ABBACY. CAPTAIN P , MOSTYN DETECTIVE AGENCT , all iletectlvt work carefully and promptly attended - tended to. Sl Kerburh block. Oinntu , and lit ld Chlctjro. MCO U LOST X > ! T , AN IRISH SETTER LAME IN FORE rlcht fnolj rrturn t ISth and Vltilon. Fred Kruc. new br wry , for reward. : > OST. A PAIR OF GOLD FRAMED KTE- Rl e . In plain caw. wrapped In handkerchl f , In western part ef city. Sunday evenlrg Re ward for return to R. D. Duncan. : m l > av-rn- I rt t. 11. ltAROWrTZLOANS MONEY. ll N. It ST. MUSIC , AIIT AXD GROROB F GELLENBECK. BANJO AND cultar teacher R. 412. Bee Bide. Tel. at 100 IlICl CLI2S. WBST-N BICYCLE & GUN CO. . tilt CUMING. KS UP1IOLSTKU1NG KUltMTUIlC. FtTRNITURE I'ACKED. WINDOW CUSHIONS nnd mattiesres made and renovated. Ret our price * t foit placing yovir order M. S , Walk- lln. 111 Cumlnic at , tel. , ISL S37 M10UT1IA.MJ AND TVPllWUITLXG. A. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL , til N. T. LIFE. Ml MKDICAL. THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY. 1SJ DOUGLAS rt. , IF the only place where ladles are sur to be relieved of all tbelr troublesome diseases ppcullar to their sex. This Ii the oldest dis pensary In the city Don't hesitate , procrasti nation Is the thief of time , and In another month jour ailment may be Incurable all de layed courses nnd Irregularities re-tored. no matter from what cau . we have a fine home If j ou ne d priv acy. all Utters enclo lnK stamp an wered and medicine forwarded confine ment , J10.00 and up M J II * LADIES ! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal - royal Pill- ( Diamond brand ) are the best safe. reliable Take no other ; rend 4c stamps for particulars "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by return inalL At drumrl Chlchestor Chem. leal Co. , Philadelphia , Pa. Mention Bee. SS * Photographic Vie'ws of the Huins of the Great This graphic and authentic resume of the cyclone's deadly and destructive work , by means of the pen and cames-a. can only be obtained at the business office of The Bee , for the low price of 25c and the coupon below. 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Omaha Chicago Special . f.IKiam . . . -.Mlttfcourl Tclley uoc . . . . sMam Leave * 1CH 1CAGO , llTl. * HAfTFJC-iArrtv 8 OmahalL'nlon Depot , liilll & Mason Sit. } Omaha KABT. ID 40aRi. . Atlantic Hxcrru ( en. bund.iv- > . 7 CK'ipm . , . . Klein Kinr * * . . . . . S.Uum 4.W > pra. . .C-Mcic" V tlbuie4 Limited. . lSJpm _ pm..fau 1'uul Vntlbuled Limited. . . . l ipra _ \VKST. _ C.iJpm.Ol.UlJCiTiu i. Texas Kx. ( rx. Sun. ) JOUiHin l'40pm . Colorado Limited. . _ 4"j"pm I > rave > 1 C. . ST. P. . M & O. ) Arrtvt Omaha ! I > epot. lith and Wtbsier 6U | Omaha SI ux Cltr AecomraodiiUoa. . I2Xrpm .Sioux City Expreu ( ex. Bun. ) . .l C.lDpm . st I'EOI Limited . S Minim " Lsv-s I F. , E. MO. VALLET .Arrives Omahal I > ff ot. UU and JJVeb ler at . I Omaha J.Wiai ; , ' . .T.Ktu Mall neil EXIU-KM 5OC'jim l.uvjim , . ( x. S t. ) \ \ > o. Ex. ( ex. lloii. ) . , ; ObQia T ! wim. Frtraont Local ( .Sur.aajs Onlj-i . 7.5riTNurfoK Ku.rt-fj ( ex. bun ) . , .lO iam ( Upm St Paul Erpre * . . . . * : liiam lx-a\rt I K. C. Su J. A. C O. jArrivt * OmahalUnlon Peiiot. Itnh & Mancm SU.1 Omaha S [ Cam . .Kantai City Uajr Erpres * , . . C.lUptn It UOpm.K. C Nletit Ex Tla V I * Trans. Leuv es I MIP = iOt'ni PACIKir. ; Arrtvr Omaha ! Dt-f-ot. Ittii and W bfier its. ' Om aba ISipm .NetiraJ.ca | & Kanrjtm Llmlte-J. . I2jpm f.lOpra. , . . .Kannai Cltjr Eiprrss . 6POuo SOOpm..NebraslLa Local ( ex. Sun. ) , , , . Leave * I BlOfX CITS' A PACIFIC. jArrtve. Omahal Depot , l th and Webster Sta. ' Omalia " ' "e'lljun . St. Paul Limited . , . : JDua Lravrmj SIOUX Cm & PACIK1C. t Arrives OroahalUclon Depot. ltth A Mason Sta. | Omaha i-40am . St. Paul Paasecccr . . . . . . .llllpn -SCjim. . . . . . . . .Sioux City l'lenetr , . . . . . . . Scpns t.&jpro . St. Paul Limited . Leave * I UNION" C3F1C. 7Arrlve " Omaha 'Union ' Depot. 10th A Mjtson Bta. | OmaJit tS&am . Kfaruty Eipreu . . . , tiJOp-i ( JOatn . OterUnil Llicltrd. S.aO ( > m.neat're * . Strcrasb'c HU. ( ex t tipto. Graud Isltnd Eipreu ( ex. Sun. ) _ t Jtpm . Fast Mall. . t-.tfa.it Leaves ( WABASH RAILWAY , 'Arrtvef Omaha Union Depot. IMSi i Mxson Bt . | St. Louis Cannon Ball . . , U : IIOLTON LAND IRST PRIZE Exciting Close of the' ' Six Bay Amateur ' FINAL SPRINT WAS' A LIVELY ONE 'liKr Mnkr * n I > nl > < Tntr Kftort lo linln n I.np nml M Tnkrn from lltr TrncU. lnr Ifnlnt Cane of Too J The creat elx-dar amateur bicycle race closed last night in a veritable whirl ot ex citement It tvas little less than a two-hour spurt , and the big crowd wag Jalrlj- beside itself with enthutlasm , At the very Jutnp- awaj- young White , the popular Western Union bor , get out with the determination of cinching the lead. He rode with the rpeed of a rocket , and Inch by inch he gained upon the field until be had almost a quarter ot a lap to the good. But abused nature was unequal to the task The boy put in a half hour In the evening before the start filling his stomach with apples. He could not bare done a more Indiscreet thlug , ahJ the result wa Inevitable. The ecd cane while In his seventh mile. He was In the mldet of another daring spurt , when sud denly be began to wabble , then his body swajed from side to side , and just as hi was about to tumble headlong from his wheel his trainer dashed onto ' -be track ir.J rj-ipljt him. In a dead faint heaos carried out on the lawn and a phjslctan called. A little vigorous chafing an ! ntbb.n , how ever , quickly brought him baci * to con sciousness. and he was carried Into the dressing room. He was a decidedly sick lad for an hour or so. but before the race was over he had entirely recovered. The young fellow had the sympathies of the crowd. He was tied for first prize and was a decided favorite. White out of the race left Holton In un disputed possession of first place br a lap , but all the excitement did not end here. lor the other competitors kept him on the hus tle until the last lap was reeled off The final spurt was a rattling good one. Holton coming in first. Hall second , Parker third. McGlvern fourth and Coffin fifth , and in this order the priies were awarded. The Mile * Laps Holton . 3 Hall . 2 Parker . M ? McGlvern . : Coffin . 213 White . . . . . . 20i IlKbt-LTS OV THK Itl MAG THACK5. Sn rn llnroK nt Ilrlirlitim Itcneli Keep 1ip KnoVTlllKOIIPH < : < irn > liie. NEW YORK. July 27 At Brighton Beach today the stewards annqunced their de cision In the Hornpipe case , suspending Jockey Hamilton for the rest of the meetIng - Ing and referring his case to the Jockey club for further action In the first race the winner was a prohibitive favorite and won in a pallop Sateen 2-year-olds went to the post In the second race , with Nina Louise as a hot favorite. , She won handily Cassette was thought to be a good thing In the third race , but as the flap fell Dop- Bett pulled her up and then could not get further than second , Harplschord winning en llv Peep O'Dny had a walkover , prac tically. In the fourth race. The Swain was the favorite for the fifth race , but Captain T. w on. In the sixth race Meadow- thorpe was the fa > orlte , with Takanassee Mr. Lincoln Nelson , of Marshfield , Mo. , writes : "For six j-ears I have been a sufferer from a scrofulous affection of the glands of my neck , and ail efforts of physicians in Washington , D. 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Cootaiuucw and auamalioo J'rec. Uth ind rtrn i SU. OlJAltA NKH. CURE YOURSELF ? I'M Hit for UDCitura ] Irnlatioo ur ulrrritlloxis 4 > f ziincoiia Croat raiiet. i. and iMt irtrin. . . nut In plain . , _ bj x r < \ rf , , for j tl O. or S Uittlu , V Circular Mbt ua choice Takanns ee won by n short bark In the bunch at th < * hmtd of thp Btretch and came fust t thf Mid under the furlou * driving of Slmmn Hnnint ; nt thp remunerative odd * of 10 to 1. won the la t race Sloane claimed n foul nca < n t M < - - Caffertjon Kennel who got the fecond place. The stewards dlvjiiallflod Kenn I. which gave the place to The Dragon. He- suits. Klrst race , celling , one mile nnd a rlx- teenth The Winner ( t to 4) won. Cromwell (10 ( to U second. Kmma C M to 1) ) third. Time : l:4Ta . Second race , selling , half mileNlnn Loulie ( S to 5) ) won. Tempestuous ( ? to 1) second , Prl oner OS to 1) third Time O'&O. O'&O.Third Third race , one mllet Harp lchord (11 to 5) won , Cns Pt (3 to 5) second. Emotional ( ! to 1) third. Time : 1 4 , Fourth race , six furlong * . Poop O'Dav ( S to S ) won , Itrandywine ( e\en ) second U It Arlosa (30 to 1) thirtJ Time 1 15 Fifth race jelling mile and a sixteenth Captain T ( S to 5) ) won. The Swain (1 to I ) second Time1'H No other * Sixth mce. xelllni ; . half mile : Takanessee (5 lo ! ) won , Sleadowthorpe ( e > pn ) second , norian (15 to 1) third Time 0 < ? > 4 Seventh race , spiling , one mile Hafilnir (10 ( to 1) ) won. The Dragon ( S to 10) ) second , Bri k ( IS to 1) ) third. Time 1 42. ST LOUIS. July S7 Five well-plnyed fa vorites were winner * at the Fair crounds today Weather Intensely hot and track fast. Results : First race , 2-year-olds , five furlongs Zn- ralda (8 to a ) tvon. Atolta (10 to 1) second. Olad Eyes (10 to 1) ) third Time 1-03H. Second race selling , six and one-hnlf fur longs : Hester ( S to 5) ) won , Amelle May ( I to 1) second. Ferris Hartman (6 to 1) third. Time 1.21't Third race , heats , selling , five and one- half furloncx. Fulano (4 ( to 5) ) won. Black- Ingbrush (15 to 1) second , Tlmellke (6 ( to 1) ) third. Time : lff i Fourth race , seven furlongs : Leader Kan (9 ( to 20) won. Linda (2 to 1) second , Slontell (1TO ( to 1) ) third Time : l:2T't Fifth race , mile and twenty yards : Bar- barossa (13 to 1) ) won. Our Maggie (9 to 5) ) second , Jlrs. Bradshaw (12 to 1) ) third Time 1 441 , . Sixth race. 2-year-olds , five furlongs- Omah Wood (21 to 5) ) won. Gladys (11 to 1) second. Lady Hamilton ( a to 1) ) third. Time 1-021 , KANSAS CITY. Julv 27 Another boy was Killed at the Exposition race track this afternoon In the second race as the horses came Into the stretch Harry T was In the lead and Ave Cain , with Jockey Sam Jln on up. was a close second Harry T swerved and Ava Cain struck his hlnil legs and fell Mason was Instantly killed , his neck being broken , and the mare was also killed , her neck and two legs beins broken by the fall Mason was IS > ears old and came from In dependence , Kan. Results First race , four and one-half furlongs , selling Heck , jr. , won , Little Doc second , Grenby third. Time0:57Vt : Second race , four and one-hilf furlongs Willie P won. Sam Mason second , Jennie D third Time0S : . Third race , one mile , selling : Harrison w on Zerilda second. Dan Wedgewood third. Time. 1 45 Fourth race , flve furlongs Longfellow won , Thurman second , Camden third Time104 , Fifth race , four furlongs : Phil Thomson won. Belle of Oak Grove second. Gray Wolf third Time : 0 48V CINCINNATI. July 27 DAmien was the only favorite winning at Latonia today The other five races went to second choices and outsiders. Track fast. Weather clear nnd hot Results. First race , six and one-half furloncs Damien won. Asappa (13 to 1) second. Coffee (7 to 1) ) third. Time. 1 22 4 Second race , seven furlongs sellingTu - tulla (3 to 3) won. Balk Line (2 to 1) second , Santa Maria ( J to 1) ) third Time.1.2SU. . Third race , six furlongs : Performance (3 to 1) ) won Irby (4 to 1) ) second , Boanerges ( I to 2) ) third Time1:16. . Fourth race , one mile find seienty yards , selling : Joe Clark (5 to 1) ) won. Klngstone (31to I ) second. Allegla (2 ( - to 1) third. Time 1:04U Fifth race , five and one-half furlongs : Turtle Dove ( S to 1) won , Minnie Murphy ( S to 1) ) second. Merit Reed (3 to 1) third. Time1.091 - Slxth race , one mile , sellingCreil (6 to 1)won. . Free Coinage (6 to 1) ) second. Helen Mar (4 to 1) third Time 1 41 i MILWAUKEE Wls. . July 27 First race , six furlongs , selling Whin won May Gal lop second. Tommle Butter third. Time 1:22H Second race five furlongs , selling Banquo II won. Jersey Lad second. Ma- zeppa third. Time4 1 07H Third race , one mile. Orlnda won. Pares second , Belv oir third Time : 1 00 = t Fourth race- six furlong's , selling. Irene Woods won. Double Quick second. Water man third Time : 1.21Vj. Fifth race , seven furloncs. selling : Ca- melia won. Roger B second , Hultwrt third T'me1:534. . SALT LAKE CITY. July 27. A special to the Tribune from Butte , Mont. , says- The favorites won In all but two races today. Results : Pacing. 2:1 class Del Norte won In three straight heats Delphis second Best time 2 14 Second race pacing , 2:20 class , purse J200 : Monterey won , Sacramento second , Nettie Hall third Best time : 2 U4 Third race , running , flve and one-hnlf furlongs , selling : Tennessee Maid won. Shot Silk second , Latonla third. Time : 1 09U Fourth race , six furlongs , selling : Gold BUR won. Imp Saint second , Tampa third Time 1 15H Fifth race , flve furlongs- May W won. Bill Howard second Ostler Joe third. Time. l.OOH. G4MES OF THK 3SATIO > AL LEAGl'K. Chlrnwo Settle * n. LUilr Firmer In Fourth Plne-f. llentlnn Plltdlmrjr. CHICAGO. July 27 The Colts won today In the first Inning Hawley started to pitch for the Jonahs , but after having given a base on balls , hitting a batsman and being pounded for a double and a single , four runs resulting , gav e way to Hastings. At tendance. l.OUO. Score. Chicago 6 0100020' 9 Pittsburg 0 00001002 3 Hits Chicago. 9 : Pittsburgh 9. Errors : Chicdgo , 0 , Pittsburg , 3. Earned runs- Chicago , 3 ; Plttsburg , 3. Two-base hit : Anson Three-base hit : Smith. Stolen bases Rvan , Decker. Everitt , Donohue (2) ) . Double plays : Pfeffer to Anson ; Everitt to Pfeffer to Anson ; Pat ton to Dais to Donovan First base on balls. Off J'riend , S , off Haw ley , 1 , off Habtings , 2 Struck out By Hastings , 2. Batteries Chicago , Friend and Donohue ; Pittsburg. Hawley , Hastings and Merritt Umpire Emslie FRAZER'S FATAL LIBERALITY ST LOUIS July 27 Each pitcher kept his opponents down to nine hits , but Frazer pme four men bases on balls und thu Browns were enabled to win though they made some rank errors The Colonels' fielding was almost perfect. Attendance , LMW Score : St Louis . .1 0013001' S Lcuis\llle 100000200-3 Hits St. Louis , P ; Loulsv.Ille , 9. Errors : St Louis , 3 ; Louisville , L Earned runs St. Louis 3 , Louisville , 1 Throe-base hit- Dcwd Horre run Connor Stolen bases Cross , Dond. Douglass. McFarland Double play. Douglass to Connor First bas > e on balls Off Klsbinger. 1. off Frazer 2 Hit by ball Douglas (2) ) Struck outBy JCisslnger. 1 ; by Frazer , 2 Passed ball Murphy , 1. Batteries St. Louis , Kissinger and Murphy ; Louisville , Frazer and Dexter Umpire. Belts REDS WIN JN THE NINTH. CINCINNATI , July 27. The Reds batted out the \lctory in the ninth Inning after having been unable to score a run up to that time FJsher replaced Rblnes In the seventh The latter pitched his first game f-Ince his finger was broken. Attendance , iOW. Score. Cincinnati 0 00000002 3 Cleveland 0 00002000-2 Hits Cincinnati. & ; Cleveland , 7. Error * : Cincinnati , 3 ; C1e-\ eland , 1. Earned runs Cincinnati. 2 : Cleveland. 2. Two-base hit Vaughn Three-base hitfe- Hey , Irwln. Stolen bases McGurr. Burkett Double plays Irwln to McPhee to Vaughn Smith to Vaughn. McGarr to Chllcls to Telx-au ; Smith to Irwln , Tebeau to McKean First base on ballb. Off Rhlnes 2 ; off Cuppy. 2. Hit by pitched ball : By Rnlnes 1 Struck out : By Rhlnes. 1. Batterk-s Cincinnati. Rhines , Fisher and P Itz : Cleveland , Cuppy and Zlmmer. Umpire : Lally. STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Playwl , Won. Lost. P C. Cincinnati , M GO ; c C9 8 Baltimore 7f > 2 2C Oi 7 Cleveland E2 U 3 6 Chicago KS M SS & 6 8 Pitthburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81Jl 37 54.3 BObton 7 42 37 M2 Philadelphia Ml 37 43 4G.3 Brooklyn SI 37 44 45 7 Washington 77 SI 44 - , 42 S Nt Yorlt 79 22 47 4B S St. Louis 12 21 7 805 Louisville . . . . . . . , . 79 21 SS 20 6 Games today ; Cleveland at Cincinnati ; Pittsbun : at Chlcaco ; Louisville at St Louis : Baltimore at Boston : New York et Philadelphia ; Washington at Brooklyn. SCOHKS OK THE WUSTKIIV LEAGTK. Urn ml Ilnilil > anil MlliinuUer Sjillt n I'll I r of Gaiiirv. GRAND RAPIDS. July 2T.-Seore , flret game : Grand Rapldg , , . . . .0 00000000-0 Milwaukee 0 * ' -5 Hits : Grand Rapids , 3 ; Milwaukee , 7. Error * : Grand Rapids , 2 ; Milwaukee. 2. Batteries , McFarland and Hodges ; Jones und Spear Score second game : Grand Rapids . . . . . .0 00500012 S Milwaukee 001100201 5 HiU. Grand Rapids. E ; Milwaukee , & . Errors. Grand Rapids. 3 , Milwaukee , L Batteries Walters. Oomr and Hodges ; Baker. Barnes nnd Rfrar INDIANAPOLIS , July J7 Scor * IndIan 4X > lli < KnnsH * City . . . OOOOOIOOJ S Hits : indinniipoIK 11 ; Knn ns City , P Errors Irnllnnapolls. 4. K in n City , 6. Butteries. Cross ami Buckley ; CsHahnn and I.ake DETROIT , July 17 Score ) rvclroU 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1J Minneapolis . . . .t 00 Ooe < v-2 Hits Detroit , 7 ; Mlnnenpolls , S Errors : IVtrolL 1 : Minneapolis , 3. mtterte * : Fl- flpkl ami Twlneham ; Hutrhlnfon nnd Sc-hrlver COLUMBUS July 27-Sfor - Columbus 8 i 1 9 6 * J B ( I S7 St. Paul 1 1 e < K > 9fl X 001 6 Hits Columbus. U ; St Paul. It Errors : Columbus. 4 , St. Paul. 4. Batteries : Jimes , Daniels and Wilson ; FricVen ami Spies. STANDING OP THE TEAMS. PlayM Won I.o t. IT. Indianapolis 77 4 V ra St Paul JS 45 31 W.O Minneapolis < 3 47 1 T7 ! Kansas City 79 41 M M t Detroit i. . 7\ 43 51 3 Milwaukee M 41 4 : 4S S Grand Rapids < 2 21 SI 37 < i Columbus V 25 01 302 Games today : Milwaukee nt Detroit ; Min neapolis at Columbus , St Paul at Indian apolis ; Kansas City at Grand Rapids. WIVAAS AVI > ! > WITH \ UKVOLVKIl. Amrrirnn Tnkrn All tlie Prlr nt tlir I.onilnn r > inirtltlnn. LONDON. July 27 Walter Winans. the American pistol shot , has won first prlte In the first , second and third series of the re'voUer competitions , his scores being 29 42 and 3S. Mr. Wlnnns. who halls from Baltimore. Md. , has held for eight years the revolver , championship of the South London Rifle i club and for three jears has held the cham- I plonshlp of the North London Rifle club i He has now won In all twelve first nnd three second prizes at the revolver compe- ' tltlon and has also won the revolver cham pionship. In addition to the orlio.s men tioned , which were won with the military reioUer , Mr Winans also won the first prizes In the first , second , third and llfth serle.s , of competitions with anv revolver. His scores were SS , 41 , 29 and 42. He also won all the aggregate prizes. CIIICACU THICKET TOt'IMKNT. . Mltmrnoliix MnU - n Pcclilr Short IIIK \Knfnnl ClilrnK" \ orlnll n. CHICAGO July 27 The cricket game to day , the first of the Chicago cricket tourna ment , was between the Minnesota cricket ers and the Chicago Cricket association and was delayed on account of rain The Minnesota ! ) went to bat first , having won the toss , but owing to the excellent bowlIng - Ing of Lan&ham and Klnnev were all dis posed of for twentv runs The team work of Chicago was flne Chicago scored 107 against Minnesota The field work and bowling of Minnesota \vas also good and equal to their opponents , but a-s the wicket Improved under the heat of the sun the Chlcapos had the better of It In batting Minnesota went In a second time nnd made a decidedly better showing putting to gether 113 runs Vaughn placed a splendid Inning of 43. including one 6 hit and four 4s Napier plajed aerj careful inning for IS. Tomorrow Omaha plays Chicago , and Minnesota a second Chicago Uam. Sport AVuki-d I'll. STERLING. Neb. , July 27 ( Special > Lo cal sports and base ball enthusiasts are talking o\er the base ball tournament and races which come off In Sterling Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday , August IS , 19 and 20 Sterling's new base ball park Is the best ground In southeast Nebraska. H F. Hitchcock , who so successfully managed the famous base ball club of 1SN3 Is man ager of the new base hall park and will have comnlete charge of the tournament. He desires to have as manv amateur clubs as will participate in thr tournament and compete for the J100 In cash prizes that w ill be hung up and divided as follows K5 for the winning club each day. $10 for the foot race , K for the foot race for boys under 15. S3 for the blcjcle race , J5 for the hors * race. Base ball clubs must enclose an entrance fee of J2 50 to the manacer ami state whlcJi day they desire to pla'v Entrance fee to the races , $1 each. Entries will be closed Autnist 15 , after which an official program will be sent to all interested. Hotiriil in GliesM Tournament. NUREMBURG. July 27 This morning the seventh round of the International chess tournament was played In this city , the results beins as follows Schlffers and Schleichter drew a center gambit , after twenty-two moies Plllsbury and Marco drew a Zeukertort opening , after twenty-one moves Marocszy beat Albln in a French defense , after forty-one moves Schallop beat Porges in a two-knights de fense , after twentv-six mo\es Walbrodt beat Wlnawer In a Ruy Lopez , after fifty-one moves. Show alter beat Janovsky in a Petroff de fense , after sixn-nlne moves. Torrasch beat Tiechman In a queen's gam bit declined after forty-felx moies. Stelnitz beat Blackburn In a Gulocco Piano , after forty moves Tschlgorin beat Charousek in a two- knight's defense , after twenty-six move * . Lasker. a b > e. Albion LON < * N un ISrrorK. ALBION. Neb. . July 27. ( Special ) The second game of ball was plajed here yes terday betw een Stromsburg and the Albion nine , resulting in a victory for Stromsburg The came without a doubt was one cf the pretues-t ever played on the borne diamond , blng a pitchers' battle throughout Stroms burg was > assisted in this game by Cook and Scott of Schuvler Had Albion not made errors at a critical lime It would un doubtedly have won 'ho same. Score : Albion 0 100001 00 2 Stromsburg 100000120 4 Batteries Albion , Ragan and Steinback ; Stromsburg ; Cook and CorbetL Knil of the "WcntiTti AnnocliitIon. PEORIA. Ill , July 27 The Peoria West ern Association base ball team disbanded tonight and Manager Dugdale says the en tire league has decided on disbanding. The political f-xcitement has detracted from i base bill and reduced the attendance .so that it would not longer pay The disbandment - ment of Qulncy started the diplnteration and it was known three weeks ago. Dug- dale savs , the league would not last longer. DPS Moines he says , hat- gone home to dis band and Burlington will follow suit. The league will be reorganized next year llm i-rforil ] lnl l > . Mnlvcrii. LONDON. July 27 In the cricket match today between an eleven of Malvern col lege and the Haverford. Pa. , college eleven the former were all out for 149 runs Hav erford won , securing IC9 runs Adams made 12 Hinchman nothing. How-sen 7. Lester ( rot out ) 74. W H. Scattercood S Mlttlln 47 and Wistar ( not out ) 10 There were eleven extras Captain Lester of the Hav erford team completed a thousand runs rrade In England. H tnilfron AVttiM n Co < * Onine. HASTINGS , la. July 27 ( Special ) -One of the best games of the season v.-os plnyi-d here yesterday Hastings lost the same on an error In the first Inninc. but there after both teams played good bill. Score- Henderson . 3 0001010' S Hastings . 1 Batteries. Hastings , Surles und Hall ; Henderson. Coppock and Woods Strike outs. Hastings 13 , Henderson , IL Umpire : Vanarsdale. _ CrtM'lo nrxtiK tinrimt. . GREELEY CENTER. Neb. . July 27 ( Spe. clal Telegram ) Strornsburg and Greeley pla > ed the first of a. series of { fames here today. The Stromsburg team pla > ed in Spauldlnp yesterday , where it won by a score of H to 0. Grtnjley , however , gave it warmer work. The score stood 6 to 4 In fd\or of Greeley Vfiippiliir'H Cuuiictltor. TORONTO. Ont. , July 27. The flrct of the trial races betw een Canada and Helma 111 be sailed off Oakvllle today to decide which of these two crack racers shall compete with the Chicago yacht Vtncedor at To ledo A committee of the Canadian Yacht club has been chosen to decide tthlch in the worthier vessel _ I'len-p Clul < Mill DnUrfrnted. PIERCE. Neb. , July 27. < Sclal | Tele gram. ) The Battle Creek ball club came over today loaded to do up the Pierce club but was badly knocked out. the score being 24 to 10 In favor of Pierce. The Pierce club has won every game it has pla > t d this season. _ _ _ _ _ WtHlrm lu DUBUQUE. la- , July 27 Score ; Dubuque . . . . . .0 00011122 7 Burlington . 01 000000 t Hits ; Dubuque. 11. Burlington , 10. Er rors Dubuque , 1 ; Burlington , 4. Batter ies ; Johu&on and Zohner ; Nichols and Huff. ut ClrvrluiiJ l'oi > ti > < > urtl. CLEVELAND , July 27 Owing to the heavy condition of Jhe track ut Glenvllle this afternoon the opening of the grand circuit racce van postponed until t'-"rrow afternoon at 1.3'J o'clock. COURT CONFIRMS THE SALE Northern Pacific Beceirers Ordered to Give Up Possession. PURCHASER HAS NINETY DAYS TO DECIDE l ( "omjil > - 11 llh tlitTcrnm of Snt \Vltliln Thlrt ; In > , lint llxnnilnc I Inrr inT- J , July 27 The sale of tlio properties of the Northern Pacific Hallroad company w i confirmed by Judge Seaman In the rnlted States court today. The decree of confirmation provides that as teen as the deeds hare been executed the receiver * shall give possession to the purchasers. While the bids for the three parcels were tip to the amount specified In the decree * of sale. { 12.5fXl.000. this sura by no means represents wha' the new company will have to pay for the property. In addition to the other obligations that are Imiwsed the purchaser Is required to j.ay to the bond holders of 1SS of the general second mort gage bonds the sura of M.OM for each bond , together with all coupons and Interest that maj be due. to holders of 159 of the third mortgage bonds the sum ot $650 per bond of Jl.OOO and then the holders of S79 of the consolidated mortgage bonds $350 per bond of $1.000 The sum of J2MI must be paid to the Farmers' Loan and Trust company In trust for the holders of each one of the collateral trust notes of the face value of $1,000 The purchaser must also pa ) all of the costs and expenses of the sale , together lth the compensation of Special Master Carey Thirty days Is the time within which the purchaser must comply with the terms of the sale Ninety days are allowed for tie purchaser to examine the existing contracts and leases and elect which to assume or reject MAXDAN. X D. July 27. The Xorthem Tactile lands west of the Missouri river -were sold this mornlus at public sale by Special Master Carey They -were all bought by Prnsident Winter for the Northern Pacific Railioad company for sums aggregating jeoo.otfo. ALL THITIC * IU > * TO rilUIGIIT. Colorado ItoniU TulU of i\ourNlott Hnlr-M to Catrli HUHIICHK. | CHICAGO July 27 U Is likely that a meeting of traffic managers of the south western and western roads will bo held this week for the purpose of injecting a little stiffening Into freight rates and also for the purpose of conciliating some of the < ? ulf lines that ha\e been slashing rates tn order to compete with roads lead ing IL this direction The nock Island road hj.- " been an active mover for the meeting and it now seeais as though its neil ; would be crowned with success , so far at least as calling the meeting is con cerned. The unsatisfactory condition of the ex cursion business has led some of the Colorado rado lines to start a movement for more traffic than they have been securing of late. A meeting of the Chicago-Colorado lines will be held In this city tomorrow for the purpose ot considering the ad visability of running a number of cheap excursions from the eastern territory of the Western Passenger association to Cole rado. The excursions will , without doubt , be arranged and the dates and all pre liminary arrangements -will be settled at the present meeting It is the present in tention that the excursions will be run in the month of August. The Santa Ke today announced that it would make a 9-cent flat rate on grain shipments from Kansas City to Chicago , the rate to become effective as soon as it is authorized by the interstate commis sioners. The rate Is the lowest jet made on grain west to Chicago The Chicago Great Western has a S-cent rate in effect , but it is proportionate and applicable only to shipments destined to points bejond Chicago The rate of the Atchison ap plies on shipments to and beyond Chicago without reference to destination. I'bTTJAG CUAVKL ITS HOADIIBD. Union Pariflc HIINJ Intr tbo The Union Pacific is busily engaged these days in perfecting its roadbed along the Nebraska division. For several years the western end of the road has been bal lasted with gravel from the pits at Sher man , Wyo , and now this end of the line is receiving the same form of improvement. Speaking of the matter jesterday morning Superinten3ent McConnell said "We are now at work on the roadbed between Omaha and Grand Island and expect to reach be- jond Columbus ivith the gra\el before the end of Jhe jear At present WP are ss far west as the eeventsecond mile post. or about half way between here and Grand Island. We are using a car and a half of this material to every rail length , so that } ou can see what large quantities will be demanded. Hov\e\er. there is no danger that thb demand will exceed the supply. We are taking from eighty to 100 cats of this gravel out of the pits every day , but there are millions ot tons iu sight , "This Sherman gravel , beyond all doubt , makes the finest kind of a roadbed. It is decomposed granite , nnd its pieces > ary from the size of a hickory nut down. It makes a roadbed hard and compact. On it a track won't move a bit. but stays where jou put It. It also gives a roadbed that is free from dust. U is durable , too. In the Denver freight yards it Is used to the depth of eighteen inches It is con I stantly worked over by the traffic of heavy XI teams and is as smooth as acphalt , but It is not tllppery The more It U used the harder and better it gets , and I am confi dent that it will give us one of the beet joadbeds in the woild. " Ori-iit IViir fur Crop * . A member of General Manager Dickin son's party , which recently returned from aa extended tri : > o\er the entire Union PaclBo sv-Metn , Bajs that Nebraska and Kansas will this year bnve the best crops that hate been seen hereabouts for the past six years. He F.avs that the corn has a dark green , healtay color and that many of the etalHa have two and three cars on them. lie KB > S there arc sections where a jleld of 108 buEhelg to the acre may reasonably bo expected , and there arc other farms where there will be from twenty to tvrentythe b.ithtls of wheat to the acre. Itiillroitil * Afcil Mnr < - Cirnln Cnrw. KANSAS CITY. July 27 Several western railroads are being pressed to provide facil ities for the movement of Jatt j ear's coin and email grain crop , which is coming Into market at a rapid rate. On Sunday the Santa Fe cent v\eu eleven trains of empty coin and grain cars and at the Argentine jards orders havn been received for 270 more grain car * . The men in the Argentina chops were notified today that they would begin at once to work -lx full da > 8 a week. Many extra tralnmcu are also getting cm- plojrnent , _ HJIII | AluiiKT Hnllvvil } Llnr * . The railroads terda ) morning reported hard rains during the night , especially airing the Kansas line" . No terlouR washouts or other damage wns reported , sate the blowing down of a windwlll tower at W > morfo ncd by the Burlington road There -was a hall ttorm between Edgar and \Vymore and it ii tupposed to have badly damaged the torn crop in that \icinlty. Another Itril iit-llon In Grain Jlntm. General Agent Pbllllppl of the MUsourl Pacific yesterday morning received tiotlca of another reduction in grain rates. The fol low Ing proportional rates on grain from Kansas City , St , Jotepb , Atchlto ; and Lenv- cnwortb to St Louis Hud Hast St. Loui * will be effecme July ! SFlax Rfed , a tents ; wheat , S cents , and corn , G cents. Klnliertr Too 111 to BALTIMORE July ! T Th fight between JOB Cans and Martin Flaherty , which to huve taken place hern tonight , did come off , owing to the illness of I latiTiy. AlUuVlui tliv fiulil Cu | > . BWANBEA. July Z7 In tbo race for tin gold rup here today AHm brat Britannia. Sat nitu and Care * * . Meteor carried awuy her top mast und gave up the race.