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T n 6 ELEGANT FURNITURE
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Handsome 1nlaid Walnut Frame Parlor Sniff
upholstered in brocaded SILK; Reception ana VIII
low Rockers; Marble Top and Inlaid Japanese
Tables; Inlaid Music Cabinets; Album Stand.
Chevai Plate Swinging Dressing Mirror; Lace Cur
tains and Po!eS: Oil Paintings and Engravings.
Mantle CLOCK; Walnut Bookcase and Secratarv,
Walnut Marble Top Chamber suits: Three-duarter
Bedsteads; Clipper Spring and Hair Top Mat
tfesses; Feather Pillows; Bedding: Bed and Plain
Lounges; Wardrobes; Best Tapestry Carpets over
the mouse; Elegant InlsId walnut Tennessee Mar
Bile Top SideDoard cost $50: Pillar Fxtensfnn
liable and Chairs TO match China: Cutlery: Plated
ware; flne Walerback Range and Kitchen
Utensils etc. WILLIAM BUTTERFIEID
~ AuCtiOnAhr Pine str.nt
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Bnrflandfa RnSiness
Exchange and Bullion

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, July 2l.-Clearanees, S27s, 600
balances, SSl, 900
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Rrioay. s''.. ..-....'..---.Ju ly HS, 1899
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at saIesrooms,
l135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
I'VE WILL SILL.
An Elegant Consignment OF Parlor UphoIstery$
Bedroom Sets, with Clipper and Curied Hair Top
mattresses Bedding; Office Furniture: Gilt MapteI
Mlrrors; Desks; Iron Safe: ChifonIers; CrocSery:
glassware; Stoves and Ranges ALSO, Stock and
Fixtures OF Tea and Coffee store
CHAS. LENY & co Auetinnaars
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builders Contracts.
Bender Bros. with X. Doyle & Son lot on 8 line
OF twentieth street, 100 w OF Eureka w 80 by s
100: Saba
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS JEvY O. I'm
THIS DAY.

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SalesroOm-ll35 Market ST.. bet. 7th and 9Th
Regular alesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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Ana In acc lrdduce with law and an order from
the 0osrd OF directors. on the 7th day OF
June, 1891 SO many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at nubJic
auction at the office of the company room SIS
Nevada block. 800 Montgomery street san Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the 18th Cay of INV
1872, at the hour of O'Clock z. NJ. of said dsy 70
pay said deiiHqarnt assessment thereon IogethaY
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
o. A. h. FISH, Secretary
NV Nisss'sso' SeslA2Ehlas H12 ID
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LONDON. July 2l.-cOnaOls, se lb.ls; silver
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Standing of the Teams.
SPEED RING.
Churchill Downs Soaked and tho Talent
Again Thrown Down.

Churchill Downs Soaked and tho Talent
Again Thrown Down.
LOUISVILLE, ky., May 1.-THE track at
Churchill Downs today was little short of
quagmire and the weather was wretched.
just beforelthe first.race what promised to be
fierce storm began and for an hour the rain
pured In torrents and the wind blow gale.
There were about 1000 people at the track,
however, and maj orlty of these made things
pleasant for the bookmakers, and those lucky
individuals were by no means doeful when
the last race had been run. The event OF
the day was the Merchants handicap, and
while but two horses, Balgowan ana Rorka,
started, still the tip on Rorka was so success
fully spread around that as good as TO D
was to be had against Balgowan. He was
never In trouble ana proved himself to be by
long odds the most improved colt in the west.
First race, one mile, eleven starters; Morse
aD to u, won, Reveal u to d. second. Hardce
(2h to y. third. Time; i:40A.
second race, six furlongS, eight starters:
kinuora a TO u, won, Powers u to ", second
Fmkir u to y. third. Time: l:lT.
Third race. the Merchants handicap. two
starters, elcvcn-siXteenths OF n mile: BalEo-
wan cb5 to 1O)), won, Rorka Is to 81, second.
Time: 1856.
Fourth race. six furlongs. ten starters:
ParocleS III TO 81. won. Ora {? TO ~. second
Lady Jones az to u. third. Time: t:l0a.
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards, three start
ers: Tulla Blackburn 10 to y. won. Major
Tom {! to II, second, First Lap third. Time;
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
hEiDS or IESTERD.if.


domestic.
Chicago. .
Murderer Tise will be electroeuted at tho
State prison at Albany, N Y.
The Womon's western Unitarian conference
is In annual session ut Chicago, ILL.,
In n battle with horse thieves near Guthrie,
Okl., deputy marshal was shot and killed
william johnson. n colored waiter at Me-
kecsport, Pa, is dying from excessive cigar
cttc smoking,
Georgia democr is are fghting among them
selves. Cleveland seems to be tho rock upon
which they have split
The democrats of California are in state
convention at Fresno Tho alti-Clevcland
men have captured the meeting.
Richard Kyle, teller of the dcfunct Western
Trust ana savings bank of Chica 20, has been
indicted for emOezzloment Kyle Is somo-
whore III the west.
The Missouri river Mt Kansas City is again
rising The waters in the kaw are. however,
falling and no serious damage is anticipated
from the rise in the Missouri
Thomas Cole has brought suit to recover
damages to the amount OF SlOOnOO from DR..
Tweed, whom he claims, alieuated his wlfes
affections. Mrs. Cole is now in one of Tweods
Chclgo heavens"
elected delegates to the Chicago convention.
The resolutions adopted opposs the free com
age OF silver: endorse Cleveland but do not
instruct the delegates to vote for him.
George u. Taylor and d. +. McCankey,
prominent lawyers or Forsythe, Mo. have
been arrested, charged with killing Deputy
Lvnehins of j. W. Bright at that place last
March.
North Carolina alliance leaders are in ses-
sion at Raleigh. Prominent members have
been denounced for their efforts TO instill the
third party idea into the minds of the mem
bers OF the order. their action is stated as an
attempt to disrupt the democratic party.
AT special session of the Sprin yiie,d Fps
Charles Il. Hale, ID LII D., dean of Grace
cathedral, Davenport, Ia, was elected assts-
tant bishop of that diocese on tenth ballot
over Eev. Frederick H. Davenport of Mem
phis, Tenn
A Chicago jury in II case brought in the in
tereSt of Charley Camp an S-year-old boy,
has given II verdict against the West Chicago
Street Railway company for $4,000. Young
Camp, on the 18th OF last month, was run over
Dy one of the company'S cars and had both Of
his legs cut or above the knees.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Personal PiRIGRiPHy.

j. Kansas Morgan, editor of the Register
OF Neodesha, Kan, is in the city attending
the convention Of Railway Employees clubs.
II. S. Laily, manager for the Crane COM
pany, will leave with his family today for
San Francisco. He will have charge of the
Crane establishment in that city.
Judge William Bowen OF Holt county is on
his way TO Lincoln to attend the convention
of county judges, and stopped over TO see his
many friends at the conference. He Is the
guest OF w. S. Feker.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. A Thayer and Mrs. G. +.
Catlin will arrive from the west this
afternoon at O'Clock with the remains OF the
infant daughter OF the lato Mrs. }. Wallis
Obi of Snlida, Colo. Service at Pros pect
Hill cemetery at 4:3O p. m., Rev. John
Williams officiating.
MIR T. w. Blackburn, who for a year past
has held an important post ON the editorial
stan of The BEE, has resigned. He has cast
his fortunes IN mercantile lines, having ac-
copied res ponsible position with the X. q.
Dun mercantile agency in this city. That
he viii succeed goes without saying.
Tom Cook of Lincoln Is in town. He
calledi at the federal building yesterday
and tried 10 close a deal with Weather
Supervisor Bassier for the use of his rain
stopping machine, guaranteeing immunity
from precipitation between showers, but
Old PrOts wouldn't stand any interferent o
with his prerogatives, aud it will therefore
continue to precipitatc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18


Milwaukee,. ......... A.
SUMMARY.
Runs earned: Milwaukee, /; Kansas City. 0. Two
base hits: Twitchell. Earl. Three base hits: Car
and Ward; Manning and Carney. Base on balls:
McGarr, Kreig. Sunday, 2. Struck out: Henry,
Lake. Hamburg. wild pitches: by Hughey, =.
Passed balls: by NcMuhon. =. Time of game:
One hour and forty five minutes Umpire: Cor.
coran. stolen base: Hamburg.
Denver Fort Wayne.
CHICAGO. Ill.,, May l7.-lSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. Tho Western league adjourned
tonight after q tiresome session without ac-
complishing its object, which was to select
city TO which the St. Paul franchise
Is to be given. Grand Rapids, Den
YER and Fort Wayne We're the lead
ing applicants, but as the answers 10
the conditions telegraphed to Grand Rapids
and Denver were not satisfactory, the mat
ter was left in tho hands OF President Will
liams to adjust. If satisfactory terms can be
made with Denver, that city will be given
the club because of its advantage in size over
Fort Wayne, which is moro accessible. If
negotiations with Denver fall through Fort
Wayne will get the prize.
Hoosiers still IL Hard Luck.
INDIANtPoLls Ind, May II. indianapolis
against Omaha game postponed on account of
rain. The indianapolis CLUB has had eighteen
games out OF tHenty-seven postponed since
the season opened.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
HUNTING WELLMIN's MURDERERs.
Recent Discoveries May Lead to Their
Early Capture.

Recent Discoveries May Lead to Their
Early Capture.
DOUGLAS, Wyo., MAY l7.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. From gentleman who
arrived from Buffalo today, who is in busi-
ness there ana who refuses to allow his
name to be used, comes very important in
formation with reference to the recent Well
man murder When Sheriff Angus returned
with the body of George Wellnan,
he reported that he could find no
evidence OF an ambush. The ground was
moist from recent rains and would show the
footprint Of man or beast plainly and he said
that most thorough search failed to show
any other signs than those Of the animals
rode by Wellman and Hathaway.
This is the only statement over wired from
Buffalo, and in consequence the popular be-
lief has been that Hathaway committed the
murder and that the crime should not be
charged to the rustlers.
The facts arc that Wellman was shot from
ambush by Two men concealed in small
gulch or washuut about 100 feet from the
road. One Of Angus deputies ramcd Smith
left Buffalo with the posse at the same
time Angus started He returned after an
absence OF two days and the story o! himself
and men leaves no room for doubt as to the
manner in which Welman met his death.
They found tho tracks Of three horses
loading up the gulch ard when
within hall mile of the scene OF
the tragedy the riders mad dismounted,
leaving one man to care for the horses. The
other two had walked up to within 100 feet
OF the road and there io!surely awaited the
arrival of their victim, smoking cigarettes
meanwhile 10 while away the timo as
evidenced by tho half burned stubs found
there.
When Wellmun passed tho assassins shot
him, and before returning to where their
horses were. one of the murdercrs walked
over to where Wellnan lay and Appropriated
the pistol which tho dead man carried.
Hathaway seems TO have had very little fear
OF assassination, for he stopped the horses
within 300 yards OF the scene OF the shooting.
The clearly defined foot prints OF horses and
men in soft ground told this story as plainly
rs do the type and with no possibility Of
mistake. An empty cartridge for
40-calibre Winchester was found
where the assassins awaited their victim
and they could easily have shot Hathaway
while he was changing animals had they
wished. The deputy and posse sot out on
the plain trail OF the murderers and followed
IL about twenty miles into tho head of Nine
Mile creek but lost IL in the rocks. This IN
formation Is thoroughly reliable.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
SPARKS OF SPORT.

Among the Busy Amateurs.
THE OMAHA BEE nine challenges any team
in the city or state whose members are not
over IS years of age. A game with the
Reserves is solicited for Sunday next, aud
one with the Burt Street Stars, Sunday
May 30. The BEE team consists of j. Fan
fericb, catcher G. Irish, pitcher; G. Kreps,
first base; M. Farrell, seconu base; }. yell
low, short stop; w. Ruser, third Dase; j..
Fox. right field; Il. Zapic, centre field I;
Jelen, left field. Address all challenges to
the base bail editor of The BEE.
The William Street Stars are ready
to play any team in the city under 10
years Of ago. Address Frank Swoboda,
Fourteenth street, between Williams and
Pierce.
The Falconers have organized and are In a
sweat to get at tho Haydens. Following is
the team: w: S. Strong, middle; IA. Smith f,
left field; +. keaton, right field; l.. Davis,
first base; Joe Morrow, second base a.
Russnas, short stop; G. Davis, third base
q. Godke, catcher: Joe Miller, pitcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
SENTENCED TO BE sHoT

Mexican Murdcrcrs to ray the Penalty OF
Their Crime.
Ell PAso, Tex, May 11.-In Juarez, Nick,
today Judge joaquin Cortago passed SEN
tence upon the FIVE men convicted Of muir
derug Ancheto, mayor Of Ascension, Mex,
at that place during the political riot OF last
January. Forty one of the accused were ac-
quilted. but Juan Mustro, Bernardo Duran,
Disiderio Chavez and Julian Peraz were sem
fenced to be shot and Sewer Rubio was SEN
fenced to thirteen years at herd labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Tho Board of Trade last night subscribed
$1,000 to the support and maintenance of the
freight bureau.
During tho heavy shower about $50
O'Clock last evening, runaway was caused
by the long pile of sand. gravel and cinders
along the west side of the Patterson block
at Seventeenth and Farnam. The obstruc-
tion fills the east side of the street and no
danger signal is displayed there. Thus it
happened that tine first thing that the driver
of q nattv light rig knew, his horse was
lunging and founderlng over the mass.
The buggy was overturned and the driver
thrown out, and the horse, after
getting clear Of the pile, disappeared up
Farnam street at mad gallop with the ve-
hicle bottom side up cracking and Gathering
Behind him. The man was apparently un-
hurt, as he ut once started III pursuit with
out waiting to answer any questions or give
his name. The runaway took to the side
walk in front of TIE BEE building and sew
eral pedestrians only escaped being run over
by dodgng through the main entrance of the
building.
Reerham pills lilx, m aric
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

AtTEo rolI ShANbD w NiNAlI'
ON DOUGLAS STREET FROM 10TH
TO GOTH STREETS
To tho owners of all lots. parts of lots and
real estate along Douglas street from 10Th TO
10Th streets, ana interScctin2 strents and
alley north OF Farnah streetto Dodge street
18th street from Fnrnam street to l)olGc
street. 10Th street from Farnam to Dodge
street. alley between Douglas street ana Dodge
street from twenty two C22l feet east OF lth
street TO Goth street and alley between Far
nam street and Douglas street from l1th
street to 10Th street:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed three disintcreStei frrcholders OF the
city of Omaha, have been duly appointed by
ell of said city to assess the damage 10 tho
owners respectively OF the property affected
by the change of grade OF Douglas street fron
18th street to 2Dth street and nicrscctlng
streets and alleys, dec! IA rel necessary by or
dinnnce No lSj, pussed May 8, 1892 approved
May 4, isNG.
You are further notified that, having ac-
cepLcd said appointment and duly qutllhed
MS required by law, We viii. on the Jist day OF
May, a. ID. 1872, ut the hour or two l!) oc'ock
in the afternoon. Mt the Builders exchange
room. New York Life building, within the
corporate limits OF SAID city, meet Tor tho pur-
pose Of considering and making the assess
ment of damage to tho owners respectively OF
grade, taking into consideration special Dcne-
You are hereby notified to be present at the
time and place aforesaid and moKe any OBJ
jection, to or statements concerning SAID as
sessment of damages a. yqn y nay consider
proper. w. y mpINN MY y NN,II,;,r
j. WALTER PHELPS,
Omaha, May 49, 1SD.. NJ lod lot
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

the approach, n short distance from the
bridge. Fifty men were put at work last
evening repairing tho damage by putting in
cinders, but at II o'clock IL was impossible
10 tell whether or not the WORK would have
been completed so that trains could be sent
out this morning. 1t will probably not, how
ever, ss the approach is OF equal strength In
all its parts, aud when one part gives away
the rest will be llkely 70 follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
'Nonc out when winning run was made.
SCORE NY INNINGS.

'Nonc out when winning run was made.
SCORE NY INNINGS.
Toledo.......... o o D 0 o 0 o.
Minneapolis-...... o y 90 ID
SUMMARY,
Runs earned: Toledo 2. Two.basc hits; Par
rott ThrccbaSe hits; Graham sacrifice hits:
Campion. Double plays: Newell Nicholson and
Campion; Ely, Nicholson and Camplon: West and
Dixon; Dixon, West and Dixon; Katz, Graham
Stolen bases; Armour, Ely. Bases on balls: On
Pears, 2; OF France, L. Hit by pitchers: Nichol,
Hurley. struck out: BY Pears, 2; by France, 4.
Passed balls: Dixon. Time of game; Two hours
Umpire: McQunid.
Columbus Still Unchecked.
COLUMBUS. o.. May 17-Columbus and St.
Paul played stiff game today. Columbus
won in tho ninth Oh steal and single by
Abbey and Merritt. Weather perfect At
tendance, 600. score:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
PEIRLS OF THE DEEp.

Two Hundred aud FIFTY People sink Be-
meath the Waves OF the Caspian.
ST, PETERsnuRG, May l7,-1t is reported
from Astrakhau that the steamer Alexander
Wolkow foundered in the Caspian sea and
$50 passengers were drowned.
LONDON Nav 1.-THE British bark Earl
of Aberdeen run on the coast off Pembroke
last night and seven OF the crew are sup
posed to have been drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Columbus......... .... o. 0 l.
ST Paul....... ..........O o 0 o.
SUMMARY.
Runs earned St Paul, 4. Two -bnse hits: Wads.
worth SutCIine. Three base hits: Motz. Sacrifice
hits: OKonrkc. Holland, Wndsworth, Collins.
Double plays: Walsh, Mcclellan ana Erecken-
ridge. Walsh, breckenridge and oRourke. Base
on balls; on stephens s. OF Wadsworth, 1.
stolen bases: Mcclellan. :; by Abbey. =.
Passed balls: BY Dugdalc 3; by Collins, !. Time
OF game: one hour and nifty minutes. Umpire:
Snyder.
Gussie Did 1t.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May l7.-Errors by
Alberts and Mayer in tie ninth with timely
hitting turned into victory what seemed
like defeat Tor the Brewers. Weather fine
Attendance 600. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

Now York. Washington at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Chicago, Cincinnati at PITTS
burg, ST. Louis at louisville. state league:
KearHey at Beatrice, Plattsmouth AZ Hast
ings, Fremont at Grand Island.
All State league games schedule d for yes
tcrday were postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR THE CHANGE OF
GRADE OF PATH STREET.


To the owners OF all lots, and part OF lots
and real estate along 2ith street IRON! point
20 feet north of Browne street 10 the nOrth
curb line OF Ames avenue, ana intersectins
street as follows, to-wt: Tempicton street
from n point 200 feet west OF 2ith street To the
west curb line of 9th street
You are hereby notified that the under
signed, three dlsinterested freehulders or tho
city of Omaha have been duly appointed by
the mayor. with the approval OF Tho city
council OF said city to assess the damage To
the owners respectively OF the property at
fected by the change of grade OF 2ith street
from point POI feet north OF Browne street to
the north curb line OF Amcs avenue and Inter
secting street, declared necessary Dy ordi-
nance No ls2, passed April D, 1892, approved
April II, 1892
ccpted said appointment. and duly qualified
az required by law, we Will, on the 3lst day OF
May, A. d.. $50! at the hour OF IL O'Clock in
the forenoon, Mt the ohice OF T. q. Rrunner,
room I, Ware block, corner 18TH nnd Farnam
streets within the corporate limits OF said
city, meet for the purpose OF considering ana
making the assessment OF damage 70 the
owners respectively OF said property, affected
by said ciange OF grade. taking into cOnsd-
GRAFTON special benefits, IL any.
You are notified To be present at the time
and place aforesaid, and make any objections
TO or statements concerning said assessment
OF damages as you may consider proper
u. q. BRUNNER,
w. n. GATES,
II r. BALL.
Omaha, May IS, 1892. MlSdlOt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
NEV ENGLAND YMIcN.

They Are Still Confident of winning in
Their Strike.
NEW YoRK, May l7.--Sccrotarv Grant of
the Paving Cutters National union today re-
ceivcd dispatch from Secretary Dyer of the
Granite Cutters National union, saying:
Lockout all along the line" This means
that $1,000 union men are locked out, and the
only quarrles now in operation in the New
England states are those at Swans Island,
Me, and Onece and Watervile Conn
QUINCY, Mass, May l7.-Every stone yard
in the city opened for business this morning,
giving a chance To workmen not recognizing
organized labor to resume work, but none re-
sponded. II Is suid an effort will be made by
the men to have the apprentices, who were
the only people working today, join tho
unions, thus bringing the work to an abso-
Lutte standstill. The men feel confident that
the present state OF affairs will not exist
more than a week.
CoNcoRp, N. H., May lG.-The following
telegram has just been received from the
Central Labor union:
NEW York. May lG.-To tho Onicsrs OF the
have this day cGtidfsed your position and
hereby pledge to you our moral support in
yo4r efforts to obtain justice at the hands of
sheds and quarisss ssof the New England
granite works. S&
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18
Hard ON tho piunvers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1.-THE weather
was trifle threatening in the early part OF
the afternoon, but the rain held off long
enough to decide five ruces at the fair
grounds. When the 5000 people who were
present began to start for their homes the
clouds let out considerable dampness. The
racing was good, but very disastrous for the
plungers, as only one favoritc was equal to
the demands Of landing first Ruby Pay no
beat Guido in the first race
First race. six furlongs, ten starters: Ruby
Payne Il! to y won. Guido C6 to u second. Min
mo Geo Is to 2) third, Il me: l:l7D.
Second race, for 2-yenr-olds, four furlongs,
eleven starters: Lew rtin q to y won.
Montana Belle g to y secon W Dave G (!5 to u
third. Time: 3d. F...r
Third race, one mite seven starters Casella
gto u won. Minora e to y second, Odettc Is to
% third. Time: I:41ii.
Fourth race, selling, SIX furlongs, seven
starters: Mary l. Z to y won, Lungtry q TO y
second, Venture a to Il third. Time: l:l0l4.
. Fifth race selling. one mile, seven starters
llydy Is to - won. May Hardy Is to y second.
Clio Us to y third. Time: 1:47.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-18

was imputed that MIR. Michael Daviu bad
been guilty OF commercial dishonesty. MIR.
Daviu brought action for libel against the
paper, laying his damages at $1,000. A jury
has returaod verdict awarding MIR. Davitt
pDO