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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
TO-DAY'S LIST.

4 Two silk Null Hats for misses-ono black ana
one white-for s1.50. that were "a.
One White Null Hat for lady for 81. that was
seven Black surah-silk Childrcn's Hats for
Doc, that were 75c.
Five White shlrred Null Hats for children now
b0c., that were 81.
Eight c. p. Corsets-whito, l each Nos. % and
25, drab sizes %. 80, "a, 25-now st.2S.
To-day We want 10 sell every Shirt-Waist In
the stock
sc Black Linen shirt-waIsts, Numbered. col
lars and CUFFS sizes IL, 12la ana lo1s oniy' NO"
81, that were sl.7o.
ii White Linen Shirt Waists. plcated bosoms,
Numbered, collars and cufYs, sizes IL ana lS'b
only, now 75c., that were si.25; b..
l Striped Crepe-Cloth shirt-Waist' size Lob ior
so remnants OF Dress Ginghams, to 10 yards.
now &c. q yard. that were 10 and 12@c
A lot Of dark-coored Dress Ginghame, TO close
out to-day for SIC yard.
1 whole piece 1O-4 Utica Sheetng, slightly
soied. in any quantity, for 26c. yard
] whole piece lO-4 Cohassett Bleached Shooting,
In any quantity, last piece In STOCK, now Zoc.
2 pieces Heavy Unbleachcd Canton Flannel,
brands were torn of, now 93sc. peryard.
Odds and Ends In some evening Shawis.
Tan, 3 Light-Blue, 3 Cream Shawls, now Soc,
q, Pink and s Cream. Lght-Blue, 9 Tan
Shawls. now SOC, that were 81.
2 Pink, Light-Blue shawls now ST. that were
3 Light-Bluo shawls. now also, that sold
for $3.50.
IL Remnants Of fine silk-Bnck Velvets, In
light evening shades, the leavings OF our mil
linery stock, 10 DO closed out to-day.
Patterns French Wool Challi, now 17c.s that
were Soc.
! piece Imported Elderdown Flannel, now
40c.
pieces Novelty-Stripe Flannel, for infants
wear dressing-sacques, etc, now Doc, that were
SOC.
pieces Yard-Wide Princess Suiting, for early
fall Dress now lOc.
pieces worry new Plaid Dress Goods. now 15c.,
that were 25c. yard.
Boys Shirt Waists made OF Gamers best per-
Gale, all large figures, sizes q, z, 3, 10, IL only,
nov 25c., that were Doc.
soilcd Night-Shirts for gentlemen, two 14ls,
eleven Is, SIX 1915, now 6Oc. choice; same were
81 and s1.25
Is Linen Splashers monte cloth, ETC., stamped,
slightly solled; now 2oc. that were 50 to 50c.
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DI EETINGS.

ONrO0N>r0~eo-~0I@00rI0 00r00lD|-~~oN0~-0~~.
T o. o. F.-THE OFF, .sse4aA
l. Q GERS ana members Of UNION 5&xX$3
LODGE, No. z, /. o. q. f., are noti- %4lsss.ssC
fed 10 attend regular meeting THIS FRIDAY
EVENING at O'Clock promptly. Candidate.
for initiation and degrees are requested to be
prompt at $50 O'Clock. Members OF sister
lodges invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Lodge.
W. L. BURRUSs, n. q.
GEORGE +. BowDES, Secretary. ~ 24-F3m
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JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
Col, COB, AND 6O5 BROAD STREET.
THURSDAY And FRIDAY
BARGAIN DAYS
AT
Levy & DAVIS'S.

Our weekly bargain days draw the people
Selling so many goods on these two days Of the
week at almost half price offers a chance for the
people Of Richmond to save money. The price:
named are for THURSDAY AND FRIDAY only
and not for any other day. All that remains IN.
sold go back to tho regular prices on Saturday
morning.
SATIN-sTRIPED BATIsTE-The balance Of
our stock OF this popular dress fabric, regular
price 12}gc. yard-Thursday and FRIDAY SIC.
fARD-WIDE DISQUALIFICATION ground with
figures and flowers, regular price l21.c. a yard
Thursday and Friday Be.
OABRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. goods and
sold all tho season at 12tsc. and I5c. q yard
thursday and Friday 7c
PLAID LAWNs.-White ground with black
hair-line stripes forming plaIds, regular price
12tkc. yard-Thursday and Friday &c.
PINEAPPLE TISSUES.-The genuine goods
aud not China Cloth, sold so promscuOusly about
the city as Tissue. regular price I5c. yard
Thursday and Friday 6lsc.
DRESS GiNGHAMS.-One lot OF one pattern
regular lOc. Dress Internationally and
Friday sc.
NOTE PAPER.-Pure Linen Note Paper In
pound packages, plain and ruled. the balance OF
the lot advertised last week, regular price lSc.
ponndEThursday and Friday l;ic.
ENtELOPES.-Just enough left OF the lot
IRON last week FOR two days, $50 in q box, regu.
lar price iOc. n box-Thursday and Friday 25c.
MATING RCGS.-The balance OF our stock
OF Mating Rugs, two yards long, former price
4Sc each-ThuTsdey and Friday poe
CllLDRENS AND MISSES HOSE.-Genuine
Iisle-Ihread, mostly all dark colors, regular
price 30 and 60c. pair-Thursday and Friday
19c.
WHITE TAR PAPER.-Just the thing for
packing away summer clothes, l2 sheets In a
box, regular price 25c. per dozen sheets
Thursday and Friday 15c.
NAPkINS.-Five-eighth Full Bleached Double
DaiDask Napkins, very fine, and worth s2.25 O.
dozenLIhursday aud Friday sI.53.
LADIES' CHEMlSETTES.-Th balance of our
stock OF Figured ind Colored Chemisettes, for
mer price 20 to DOC. each-Thursday and Fri.
day Sc.
BLANKETS.--10-4 White Blankets, good
weight and quality, regular price S1.75 a pair
Thursday and Friday. sl.33
LADIES' BELTS.-Leather Bodice Belts in
Black and Tan, regular price 25c. each-Thurs.
day and Friday l5c.
CHENILLE POR1IERES.-Au Chenille Por.
there's, three and quarter yards long, plain centre
with cross stripe Dado at each end aud heavy
rope-six colors 10 choose from-reguiar price az
pair-Thursday and Friday &463
JEWELkf.-One tray Of Ladies' Breastpins
Lace Pins, Brooches, etc, former prices zoe. I5c
and s1-Thursday and Friday choice csc
JEWELRY.-One tray Gentlemen's Cuff But-
tons, with Patent Lever regular prices soc.
Toe, and 81 pair-Thursday and Friday
choice $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
r Aw SCHOOL. RICHMOND. VA.

The Law School OF Richmond College opens
SEPTEMBER 81, 1891. IL offers Complete
course divided between two classes, Junior and
senior. school last year very successful. The
capital OF the State with all the machinery of
government, nine courts Federal, State and
municipap, large libraries, and opportunities 10
meet distinguished men, affords rare advan-
reduce rates as follows: Tuition in one class,
s40; both, $40. Good board IN the college or in
the city. Address Professor ROGER GRKGORY.
Lester Manor, Va, or for catalogue Chairman OF
Faculty Richmond College. Richmond. Va.
~ 3l.oodlm
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TOILET ARTICLES -. =
THE VERNON TOOTH D'

We have juss received lsrse , ns,a
ne celebrated VERNON Toorii-p@' y
This brusa d warranted in every iss CO., -
dsalsrs ass susner.ssa 10 refund ''''"
eat&seAgopgy. a. ess.S
vos sAls ~ " druggists. Prize S - ~ ~
NJ Imnor>an apd wholssa''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28

and u n the fact that they are natural
monopolics which entities them to gov
ernmental protection. Lot US get our
foundation right and then We can safely
build upon IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
EXCURSIONS, &c.

EXCURSIONS. SC.
GRAND EXCURSION.
" ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP,
TO NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWa
No TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY MIGHT, SEPrgsRRR ;. 1901.
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES, STEAMER
ARIEL
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE:
Leaves Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT septem.
Der 9th, at 10 o'clock sharp; arrives st Newport
News at A. NJ. and Norfolk at A. M.
Leaves Norfolk Sunday at 4P. NJ. and Newport
News at . p. NJ; arrives at Richmond l2 Sunday
night
Tickets also good to return tho following Tues.
day, September 9Th.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach.
Ocean View, Hampton, Soldiers Home, etc,
Elegant Meals and Refreshments on Steamer
Ariel. BEATS THEN ALL.
LADIES' SALOON reserved excIusiveIx IN,
them. VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
an 23-Su. W&F3t
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smoke the "NickIsby."
Best Cigar on the market.

Hickok's No. !, y: D. G., Fig, and Caro-
line SUM- Cured are Pure, Clean. and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
Walton accepted the nomination IN nm
ing speech. .c~.rvn

'As ' MAorupEs nxxox1SArID.
The Democrats Of Shenandoah county
.,so met here to-day and nominated ~ &C.
cismatIon the Hon Z; W. HsErnder. o.
Wcodstock, for the House O. DciegasMes'
This makes the third term for M M
gruder. ~os sIected county
.t -, by reclamation. Perfect har-
s Uns, '" nrreyailed. Both nominations arc
considered very strong
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

Magruder for House Of Delegates.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
New MARKxT, Va, August N.-The
Democrats Of the Tenth senatorial dis
trict, composed Of Page and Shenandoah
counties, met in convention here to-day.
n. Bremmeman. Of this place. and L. G. Kib-
bier. Of Page, presided. Mr.. M. L. Wal
ton. Of Woodstock, was nominated by &C
clamation TO succeed the Hon. II. ].
6moot. Who declined reelection. Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
GROCERIES. SC
PROPOSALS.
DnoposaIs FoR MArERlALN..

/AsVA ScANc -,g,. OnlA
4 UNITED sTArks Es6iNASNr VlsBi,s !,
ni"n sfsasi ,'ssI .seni.i prog'1.,a., !.
tripiicats. win be received AZ ths ,,sai. n :
NJ. on MONDAY, september ~. 'SsNQ -
nishirg AID delivering ckNhN 4; :, n 80
BLEs, and BROKEN STONE ~ ~. ayes.
ton. Nd, and Fort Monroe, ' 4. ~ .f-'s
Of bidders Is invited 10 the az - vst,g'r =
R ss1' yo ps1as AZ, page n. az, and yla,
Ala. Statutes az Large. For ',,,''y % -
OF BID, and further intormsIion app So.
nce. PETER c. HAMS. llea. .,. - ei,Jv
Engineers au 2o'<o'' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
VIRGINIA MILITARY MHTTTuTE

Y LEXINGTON. Va. $50 pear. ssass MIN.
rough courses in eYsrsl and applied Chsuisiry
and u kngtnscriq4 confsrs degree q wndu-
sto v Academic odssses also degrees Of bachs-
les o. ScasnSs ana Civil tnsinese u 1sahnioal
hcIdentAiA provided Al the raSe a S3Q 30 Fer
month a. an average to- the four 3earx ~
elusive o. easut 0xNuRAk SCOTT tHIf,
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Young LADIES INSTITUTE,
EDGEHILL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
HOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA.

The forty.ninth session viii open SEPTEMBER
16 1891. Eclectic courses OF study in Lam
guages, Literature, Science, Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, etc., are provided under high standards
with fine facilities under superior management.
Tho equipment Is ample and comfortable. The
locality, 1900 feet above sea level. enjoys the
advantages Of mineral waters, mountain
scenery, and salubriOus climate. Eight male
professors and twenty ladies constitute the
Board Of instruction and Government.
CHARLES l. COOKE, Superintendent.
CHARLES II. COOKE, Business Manager.
Post. 0ffice Hallins n ~ Ir-Sn Wa Few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28

RETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
~ TARY ACADEMY-s95 half sesslon. Pre-
psres Tor business University OF Virginia and
West Point Catalogue address
MAJOR A. q. SMITH,
au 2-eOdlm Bethel Academv ya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
MISS JOHNSON'S SCHOOL FOR

MI 1SS JOHNoON > DC1OOE 1Oh
NIYOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Tho next session begins SEPTEMBER 2Sih,
ut corner Of Grace and Madison streets. Inc
school offers EVERY ADVANTAGE FOR 4
COMPLETE EDUCATION under tho personal
supervision of the PRINCIPAL aided by an able
corps OF teachers. hr. z. l.. JOHNS, A. NJ,
successful instructor. will teach Mathematic-,
Latin. and the Sciences, the latter being accom-
painted with an apparatus. Circulars al tho
hook stores au 14-F8SuGtHtW ,Sa1SSu13t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-28
FAN DEPARTMENT.

SO pieces OF All-silk Satin Ribbon, one inch
wide, only certain colors Of tan, brown, blue, gar
net and bronze, for &C. yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
TIE CHARTE X.
The Real Estate Eychange . Urg - Tn n
IL Re Expedited.


The sentiment expressed at the mass meet
ing of citizens held in the real estate room at
noon yesterday indicates that the citizeus of
Omaha are unanimous in their desire that tn Q
members of the legislative committee on
cities and towns shall keep their hands
Off the charter and report it back to the
1ouse.
The meeting was called on the spur Of the
moment, but the news spread like wildfre
and IN short time the room
was crowded with prominent citizens. En-
thusiastic speeches were made by number
of prominent business men, all of whom
voiced the one sentiment, that the bill must
not be tampered with nor delayed 1t its pas
sage.
The following resolutions were drafted and
signed by Chris Hartman, president Of the
exchange; George p Bemis, vice president;
A. p. Turkey, treasurer; r. Wilson, secre-
tary and 500 leading citizens ana business men.
after which II was ordered telegraphed to Mr..
Kruse, chairman Of the committee on cities
and towns.
Resolved, That we voice an almost unani-
nous sentiment of the citizens and property
owners of Omaha in petitioning your honor
able committee to recommend the Omaha city
charter bill for passage, embodying all the es-
sential features contained in the original
draft,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
YOUR SUNDAY DIM = IL.
What You Can Get for it and What 1t
Will Cost.

w nat 4 GU Can GeV LOT HI anu " nat IL
Will Cost.
1t is not the season of the year when the
markets are supposed to be teeming with
table delicacies, but still the possessor of a
well filed purse need not 80 hungry in
Omaha.
The necessity for the purse being well
filleo is even greater than usual, as most
kinds of eatables arc very dear this season.
Tomorrow the housewife will be studying
the all-impOrtant question of What shall we
have for Sundays dinnerp'
A visit to the markets will funish material
for quite an elaborate menu. In the way of
meats she can have a choice roast of beef or
veal at 12I5CDl5c per pound, or pork at 10c.
II she wishes something more delicate
a quarter of spring lamb at Sl.2501l 80.
Then tn ere are chickens at l2l2c per b. tur-
keys at 1Sc and oysters at 4Oc per quart for
bulk, or 60c per can for fancy counts. Those
fond OF game may find pleasure in wild
goose at 75c or ducks at 30(to40c each, which
have just commenced to arrive In the market
The next thing to be looked after are the
vegetables, and in this direction there is
plenty of room for selection. Lettuce, rad
had at &c per head or bunch. New beets are
10c per bunch or three for 25c asparagus SOC
per 10. and spinach 3Oc per peck. Fine large
cucumoers can be had at l5c piece, cauli-
flower .25020c per head, Cabbage &c per ID.
In addition to this list are the standard vege.
tables, such as potatoes, turnips, onions, etc.
The variety OF fruits on the market is
rather limited, but the housewife can select
oranges ranging in price from 25015c per
doz., bananas Soc per doz. for the finest and
Strawberries at about 45c per quart. Gran
berries can be had at l5c per quart From
this asso rtment of meats, vegetables and
fruits will be made up Omata's Sunday din
ner
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Has snatEetoed it Yet.

SIT is strange that some newspapers car
never pu blish things as they are" saidMayol
Gushing yesterday. LAST night a certain
paper stated that had vetoed the eighthour
ordinance passed at the council meeting held
Tuesday nght.''
Snow, that is nottrue in any respect, as
the ordi nance has not been disiigured by my
veto.n
Continuing his remarks, the mavor said
Tho ordinance is defective in many respects
Its title is not perfect, and again, il is in the
nature of class legislation, and for this reason
/ maJ be compelled to veto it, but as yet moth
ing has been donen
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
DE Wits Little Early Risers; best little
pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath.
Il ks Club Officers,

Omaha Lodge No. 49, Benevolent Pro
tective Order of Elks held its annual election
of officers Thursday evening In its lodge rooms
in the Continental block. The election result
ed in the choice Of the following: Exalted
ruler, Dr.. H. w. Hyde: esteemed leading
knight, G. S. Whitney; esteemed loyal
knight, G. F, Barnard esteemed lecturing
knight, Sidney Smith; secretary, H. j.
Darrell; treasurer, G. Sam Rogers; tiler,
Martin Kelley; trustees, Dave Bennison for
three years; George 7. Mills for two years
e. A. Rowley for one year. Delegate to
grand lodge, Judge George Shields. After
the election the district deputy grand
exalted ruler Judge Houston Of Lincoln be-
ing present the officers were installed and
entered upon the duties Of their several off ces
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Weather Probabi tiles for March.

If March comes in like lion it will go
out like lamb and vice versa Bu@
every day in the month, rain or shine,
the electric lighted, steam heated, YES
ii ibuled limited trains of the Chicago,
Milwukee e. st. Paul railway will run,
between Omaha and Chicago. The cleo
trio berth reading lamp in their palace
sleeping cars are the greatest novelty OF
the age. Ticket office, 1901 Farnam st. +,
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

The Omaha Standard brick company with
a capital of 100000 has filed articles of iu-
corporation in tho Office of the county clerk
The incorpora tors are William Mack, Frank
j. Lange, Charles e. Burmester, w. w.
Lowe, Il. c. Brennan and A. H. Donecler
and the object is to do a general brick manu-
featuring business.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Nv Adysttf. ns M tie :.

The new folders ordered 10y the real estate
exchange are completed and will be ready for
distribution next Monday morning. There
has been an order placed for 100, 600, and as
soon as received they will be given to parties
who will agree TO see that they are sent to
eastern investors.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
BrJin WOrkpra
Acid phosnh ate

Use HOrsfords Acid Phosph ate.
DIR. G. H. Goodman, St Louis, Mo-, says
"Have used it for several years with espe-
cially good results in nervous prostration, the
result OF mental efforts. also in slee pless con-
di tions of brain workers.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
EMPLOY Es' MASS MEETING.
Railroaders Will Meet ut Washington
Hall Tonight.

The mass meeting of railway employees for
the purpose Of organizing an ASSOCIATION will
be held at Washington hall Saturday evening
at O'clock.
All branches of railroad workers will be
represented in the meeting, fully three thou
sand employees having already signified their
intention of taking part.
Good speakers will be in attendance to ex-
plain the objects of the organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Mr.. Bobn Will Rebuild.

Some time ago there was q street rumor
that the Bobn sash and door factory had de-
cided to remove to East Omaha; that Mr.
Bohn had bought three acres of land and
that the East Omaha company had donated
three more Both parties deny the state
ment, and in addition add that nothing of the
kind was ever talked.
Mr.. Bohn states that he has about decided
to rebuild upon the site of the factory that
was destroyed by fire few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

1t Is not the extremes of heat and cold so
much as the sudden changes in temperature
that cause certain climates to be III health full.
When, however, the system is invigorated
with Ay yer's Sarsaparilla, these changes are
rarely attended with injurious results.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

For Strengthening and clearing the voice
use Browns Bronchial Tro.hes.'' "a have
speakers, and they have proved extremely
servcea ble."-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Have Another Factory .

w. A. Wooster of the East Omaha land
company has left for the east and while alb
sent will close IL contract by which largo
manufacturing establishment will move to
this city.
What the industry is, the officers of the
company refuse to state, but they say that 1t
Is tirst-class and will give EN- ploynent to 100
hands and will be in operation this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
.ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MIR. Arthur Rehan, manager Of ''Under tho
Gaslight' company, spent n few hours in the
city yesterday, on his way to San Francisco,
where he goes to produce some new plays Of
which his brother-in-law, Oliver Doud By
ron is the author and proprietor. Mr.. Rehau
has brought to Omaha some OF the finest com.
panies, Love in Harness" :" ''1-2O-S,n etc.
lis quito remarkable that in the face OF
such inclement weather and the observance
of holy week the business of Hanlon's great
spectacular attraction, now playing at the
Boyd should hold up in the manner It does.
Last evening the house was the largest since
the opening on Monday night The piece
gives general satisfaction, and hence the
large business. But three more
performances remain Of "Superba"
during the present engagement,
unless Manager Warner decides TO remain
and play Sunday night which is altogether
probable. A special matinee for the children
Will be given this afternoon. The story
of the play is simple and beautiful, and tho
pretty scenic effects and the antics of Mr.
Melville, the celebrated clown, will furnish a
pleasant afternoons amusement for the chill
dren.
1t is seldom that ono sees so many first
class comedians as arc in "The Two Old
Cronies" company, which appears at the
Boyd on Monday evening next. Ten come
dennes and comedians will take part in the
1.-TWO Old Cronies, " and each out of the ten
mas an Established reputation. Ihe piece
itself Is clean in construction, bright and eli.
tertaining, Seats will be put on sale Satur-
day morning.
Stuart Robson and his own company OF
players are coming to the Boyd on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of next week.
and will present the following plays: On
Wednesday evening the new play, Us Mar.
riage Failure" and on Thursday evening
'The Henrietta"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy rup reduces
inflammation while children are teething. 25
cents a bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

No gripping, no nausea, no pain when De
Wits Little early Risers are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
THE CITY.

The spring vacation In the public
schools will occur next week.
Spanish Court Cream possesses moth"
ing but what is OF a healing ana curative
nature, for sale by all druggists.
Fred Folsman. who was arrested for
stealing n sack of coal from a Union Pa
cifc car, was fined 81 and costs by Judge
Helsley yesterday.
The regular teachers examination
will be held at the high school building
next week, beginning Tuesday and con-
tinuing three days.
The gentlemen appointed to solicit
funds for the Methodist conference will
go out today to make n concerted effort.
The indications are hopeful.
Chris Hartman, president OF the real
estate exchange, is confined to his room
with an attack OF the la grippe, con-
tracted during his recent trip to Dakota.
Votney Riley, and Ira Welsh, the men
arrested charged with stealing brass
from the Union Pacific, had a hearing
in police court yesterday. Riley was
given twenty days in the county Jail and
Welsh's case was continued.
Major Bell, chief of the commissary
departm OF the department of the
Platte, opened samples of flour yester-
day in bid for supplying 10000 pounds s
to be delivered next week at the head
quarters store house in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

For the cure Of colds, coughs, and all de-
rangements of the respiratory organs, no
other medicine is so reliable as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral II relieves the asthmatic and con-
sumptive even In advanced stages OF disease,
and has saved inuumerabls lives
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28
Paving "evcral Streets.

The East Omaha land company as let the
contract for paving Avenue II from 'fwen ty
hrst street IN East Omaha to Eleventh street
in this city. Hugh Murphy was the lucky
man, and will begin putting in one and three
eighths of Colorado red sandstone as soon as
the ground settles.
Most of the grading has been completed, 50
there is nothing to prevent the PAYERS from
going on with their work. The contract
calls for the completion OF the work by June
!. The cost will be something in excess Of
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-28

Easter lilies and plants for sale at VIM
Gentleman's Fresh eggs only 15c doz.