Nebraska Newspapers

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' ! 'IIJ OMAhA DAILY JUDE : ' II'UnSD.AY , 1\LAnCII 21 1 , 1895. . 7
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_ SPEGIAL : NOTIGB8 ,
Ad.ertlM.'nU'lItA . ' for theM ( 'olumnM will IIn
tg4lql UltU 12130 p. m. tot the . , .lIlnl "Ill
11nll R p. m. for the nlrll . nnl Undal ! '
edllon ,
ACIUrl frA , 1)7 rll1I'Atnl R 1 nmnh"r.,1
tiCk , ( 'nl hA" nIAC" flIttrMICL to R
.lulhlr.c leter In tnn oI . ' ho lon , An-
"WerA An nhlreMlc , ,11 h" dll".rcc nl"I
frHllIlntol ot Iho ) dllcle 011" . 1nle .
1 J-2c R word , Ir t Ilsorliol , , Ie R ' " 01'
tIerftfIer. Nothlll 1.Icl fur hu lII 2/c
fOr Urd IiirtIon.
he'Mo ' " " orlAcllnt IUAt ' 11 cOlsecu-
thcl .
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SITUATIONS WANTED
ImOSTI ' : RU(1U7ST , 10 YI AIS' l XII : .
rlcnep , best , rerNenCCM "A In chluacler fend ca.
PaIIIRI 'I . wnllA ! work AddtcE hex nnl . 1.1
ctesA
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! 2.uI , Neh. A-M103 22t
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WANTI . 10HIT10I BY YOtI < MAN. AOl
20. In mnchln" "hop . or "lncl.mllh " hp ) , 10
"hQt
Cmplcla Irnle : SOOd teterencpi. Ai4Ireq AI-
1001 reerence <
bert Incker , lua llI , Neb. A-M7QI : t
s WANTED-11ALEH1LP. .
ClAN FIECILIS. GC , 10lOUO.A !
1-7'-MU
CIAH HA l.fl4MAN WAN'I'ED , WITH I XPI'- :
rleno nn.1 . acquaIntance . for nO'Ihern "anA1s
_ nn.1 M1lhern eltaka J 'dr s' . I' . O. box :1' ,
. Bt. .ToR'pl1. Mo. -MtO-l
IJY WANT I' : 13 flOlUE 11" ItOOM I 1.
Arllngton block. _ - $ _ '
WANTRD AN ACTt'I' : , flFt.TAtht.l nUSINrS !
mun 10 take nn Inlpr..1 In n MUflh Incra.lnl
paying hu.lnOM : only jtnnll amount ot mnney
Inlnl ) "mal )
rrjulrcd. Alilre . " K 43. flee. 1- 13' 21'
A I.'gW CO llg1I'N' : MIN TO Ir'IODI"I : : A
new t.allra In Industrial In uranrp. 3H II !
hulllIng. Il-M34 2
WANTlm. GOOI. INgIUnTIC 101.ICtTOI !
10 'mnlp ' , nice . "M , Ot , ) aYlflg hu.II" . ' In
ni" Ilol'lnj
N.hro.lt. lo\n. Inn. ) or Mlhtrl Cnl or
n1I' ' ' loom 12. SVitre block , Oinha
lt-M733 23
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ANTED-.FBMALE HELP.
WANTINICE : AIIIMHNG M\n.n.AO :
Wnlnn ) 10 .le\'ol" lrm .Ix 10 elclit hours n
day 10 n wel na'lnj busInc35. K 37. nee.
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lIST C\HH [ OHo AT HCANINA VIAN Y.
W. h"Me. OUce IGI Capiol RVC1UC. Tel . 12n )
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WANTI ) . OnL Fet GlNLlt.L. HIHI - -
wok nl 715 l 27.h . slreet MI\l'.n J ant , K. South
Omaha c- M 2t ! 2'
0000 Iml.tAIr OIL Imn GI Nlm.\I.
hou.\o'.I ' ; . 418 N. t7h 8trcet. C-M33 3t'
WANTED , INTgI.tIO N YOtNG t.AlYTO
I.'n photogiaplite bu4lnese. At1lree1 e 2) .
, _ lLec. . Clnel 1tlIlffh. ( - J1:7 32
FOR RENT-HOUSES
10mms. F , K. DARLING DAlKER m.ocl
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Pr7
hOUSES IN A1.t lolTH 01' TIl CITY. 1'nE
O. 1" Davis company . 150 ; Farnarn. D-OG
10USI.S : : IENAWA & CO. , IO N. 15TH HT.
OC
FOR ItNT--HOOM COT'fAGE. IN GOOD 1t1.
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pair . city water . UO.O per moulh 10 fDI pal'
tich , . t N. 37h. I hloce from , I'amam car line .
Infui" al Sloelzel's stove store next 10 Pst
olflce. . D- 11
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, ILOL'8IS.'ALI.ACE . nnOWN ni.l..lG & \011
D-9J
FOR _ _ 1:31 ! : : . . CAPITOL _ . AVINUI , . I :
.uu."n. . . ' . uu , v. A' . V.Un UUhhItIly. ' .
D-97
I MOOElN 7.BOOM HOUSE NI.\n- Pi . - Al'-
- ply 13C S. Slh slre l. D-MS !
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LAHO l.lS' HOUSES. WCAD. ICTII l-274-A3 & 1)011G.
, FOn 1tLNT . l"r.\TS AT NOnTIpAST COH-
ner or mevenlh and Hawnil etIeet. rn loll
conlllon. le3.onabl" lert . Inquh" roOm
31t. First NatIonal bank bullln ! D-M51-
IH IlmT , FIVE nOOM COTTAOt . : ON WEST
8hle or No.lh Tweul-.eCn.t street Jlsl north
or CIIII , slr"el. llht dol"s a 10nlh , Inquire -
quire room 3U First National bank buIIding .
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I ' ltOM COTTAGI MODLfl1N. 3013 TFVEN.
worlh. - . - '
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tIUHER FO1t . INNT , $5 TO $10. l'It.ITY
. Trust Co. , 1702 Fntnam. : . D-l331-3l
, . 'ir. E. coi.u.co. LAnOES' L1ST.IN OMAn\ - .
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ELEGAT 11CK nEHDENCES IN m.ocl
nt 10ulhwe,1 corner 'd and lnltor ! " street :
all modern convenIences . : very low rent C A.
Rlarr GI5 N. Y. 1.110 1 hI 1. ) D-M71 2S'
IcOn flENT. 'lIEEROOM COTTAGE , sorTH
oitst corner 234 und Challe . with , '
Ol - 231 wlh lalo ear-
din plol.- 1)-M752
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.SIX-.BOOM 1"\lNIRIID COTT.\GP. MOiflflN .
new lnIde. H. it. HareI & Co. , lce hl .
lM7:0 : : 31
POR RENT-FURN1kLED . ROOMS.
.lEASAN' . > IIOOM 191 DODG23. E-57 :
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, yIIrY J Hr.\n.E FnONT 100M WITH AN
alcove. 212 S. 2lh st. 113
FOR mNT. NICn. l'UJNIlEl nomlS
Cull at 2107 10ula , . -1JS.2
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. - - : U.ISHED ROOM AND OARD.
'nONT HOOJ1S & DOAIU1 CI1IA1' . 2310 lo1hgIa ,
1'-7 : M2)
NICEI.Y FUflNISI1ID nools. WITH 0001)
FUnISI : Wlfl 0001
bard : rates reasonable. The floco . 2'J2'J ' lIar-
any. F-MIT ? '
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FnONT nOOMA. lmlfAm.l I"On ' 11-
gent 01' L'olple : other roonu3 : sU\llor hoarol.
lSI Chlea o. - \ P-MJ ) 2 , '
4IClIY I'IHNISH D flOOMi4. ROUTH FRONT
vel'nnta. bathR IIII" "Olt , $ ) . & ) . IG2. ' Hlt : .
1"-71 2'
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
J UNI"lmIISIEt CII.MfllflS FOR hOUSE
I'L.\llg 10 man and wire. 313 IN Jlil , M-:13
} OR RENT-8'.0.l ; , AND OFFICEd
FOIl ImNT , Tim 4-STOnY BUCK UIIILUINU .
i.h _ 916 I'auialu slreet , This bllding hn9 n tire.
1m.
ft' ' proOf cCI , nt basement cOllelo sleom liait-
y 10" 1III'S : water on Il floors. gas . cle. AI"
_ Ily ! nl the attire ot The lice. ! I-il0
r lttN'i' . T11RIC-STOI1Y ANt ) JMmmNC
brick toro bllllnj al 111 : I"amam AII'Ce.
In lust cliu'g comllon ! : suitable Cur nny 1ln.1
or bUKlne'H. , Inqlh'o Nom 311 . FIrst Natlonl
31. I'lrt
"anI.1 1,1 , n ) 1 1-:51 Nalonal 2
FOn ImN' . TWO t3TOI1ES . ADJOINING.
come = t I nod . I.eaveivortIi slrcel : will rent
together II 8"larll" ( ; guod , " 101neK8 location.
In'lh 0 I'n 1)rehlhIss. I-Mj3' ' IG'
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. AGENTS . WANTED.
aUNT . I\LI . on I"I MALE , WlT1 TO us
qul"I ; \1 have sOlelhlnl or rrlal : * Impnrlolee
to say In ) ouland I new line : big money In I ;
vtIt . 'IUII ' , or ) ' 01 hnal ' ha 100 laic ; don't tail
to wi lIe today ) ' AUrO : just 8cnd lOur , < d. . tal
postal ; we Will hUlprl5o you : lie 'ulrll or ) 'ou
muy Ins" , I. ollilulllnl ) ) : n.nO ( Jh dnl' 11 It Shire ,
I
l : nle'llll.o ' Supply Cu. . d"I'nrlmenl H. AIIU811 ,
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iiN'l' $ . $3.0 TO $ : ( A l\'i' CAN IlFi MAUD
cell log t he " 10 Jlrn I 1"I'lnllan D. ; " easIest iii , t I.
clo II s1 ( 'Ut . Iurlnton & Co" ) : Iohlc" 1,1 ;
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WANTED-TO RENT ,
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rIH nu : IIOOM Fan I.IUIIT IIOITSU.
keeplm or SIII tltl.h. IIT , Ui
,1fhabl.
. coIUI .
locution ; i ererinees. Ad.lre" . IC U. K-mlt lh'e.
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STORAGE.
- ' BTOI.\U : FUANKEWEIOS . 1:1 1nN - In' 8 . -
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DIfT : fTOI\On nUI.m- OMIA. U. l.
IV , ! mIIL.1.reho" . . : h.'I.'I1.l ' . Iodl otored :
lowest rnte. 1013.1015 LC3vet\urlh , M-01T
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W AN''ED-TO DUY
l'\NTlm. A LWIllIt 1'Jl1LUt. OAIUtIAITR
& J'ler. 101 . lice bil" . OAI.\IAITU
IV AN''lm 'fO BUY GO OR MORI le1lT l U fl.
G Oi : ! ll
ten hl'oe , wlU cat p/tern'd. , Mreo. K , I- .
lice otflce. ' ! "
'lc. N-A1160 :1"
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FOR SALE ] URNIT tIRE.
OI.1OIT NI W lu.'aANrlJollsEllor.n l'UIt.
allure tor sala . , 'up. EC I to , lIce , 0")7 1.'UI
I'IANO , V IGUT CAlllN1TtfllANt , , FtIL
INl
, .18 lt 1 gicat rl'J411. J. ionl"nh , ' , , I''H
Douglas alr'el. t-47JI 1 2'
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FOR SALE-MISQELLANous
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t'JI . \ FOIl $ .II . INtUI1l1 O1' 24118.
Ulm 0" :
:18.
r Osier , "II ) ' - , Nel _ _ . - . Q-A6 23
hOG ' CIIICIL'N IENl'I . wlii , IIUTTII1
' 1 & cheaper Ih3n00,1. . J 3. Ld ! ) ' , IO S. I Ith.
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,1'11\1 , I'rANO& , liItlU0ELOr' OI1IiANS ,
HIIOEI'I'
Voc.4Irl.le - - Ilrua. , lT Hu 11th. Q91
ioo-o COMIIINATION 1100 ANt )
chIcken ( cnce. r ; I.le , Blh aol I 1)1 : lu ,
Q-I
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r , QIL-'J.\JU , A' 1.1':8 ' tILt ro" .
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alal ) usenet Cur one lt tlii' best . , .h " ;
11 the \\olhl ; newral Iholl\ % 1 01 liiiJ. : , 'JII'
stud . sea . UIQII or p < .llcn. I. F' , EL . 3hIi 1 un.1
J"I..II , iItia'tI l. CI' ) ' th :1'
.Il0 , \ ' LCTlltIt ' I'Ot' LIGhT tlUCiV . vLrtv
iTU11 )01' l.mlT
. . CliChI " , CI' cah. I. oci . Ill11Me , 1\1 l.t.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
M1U . 138. 11. WARflV.N . CI.AII\'OYANT. m : .
liable business medium : 'th year I 19 N HIh
89G
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MAII.tM nOMAINf , 21\1 \ N ITI l't.ATA.
11-24700 AUt
ATJNTIO ; Il A Sl'UCIAI. ItCQUl0'I' 1
established one more office nt South Omaha
2 lG N street ; houri 1 10 G and 7 It 10 I' . 1. ,
AtrJctly.
Om"ll Ole" 403 Norh IUh Alreel hones . 9
to 1 n m. . oaly. ! ,
lon't he tl Isle ; come early tel , ) and tJ
next ; hrnl thlA aol wIth you nl enl 10 pr\ ' Iha
truth ot the ( allowing claims : I wIll ump ) 'our
"rralr.t .le8Ir. your n calm day In.t month or
) 'fur hlrth. and rC,1 the pul. IlrCA' nl and lu-
lure ot your life. Succ"8 rl n.lvlco . will b gl\'en
on all troutlp . which II ay Ulfl your mlnl. Re-
pperlfuly , Jagla , 081ronumer , mind render and
advl.r , S-M1H 22"
M.8SAG , hATH , ETCh.
IWLYI'ITEb HATH I.Ur. tTfi ; <
loh ) and electric " "Ih. for ladles ant gentlemen .
men Madame llcwell . : : South 15th street ,
2d 001 < we\ T-2431G-A5'
MASSAUR-MADAMI : UCRNAItD . I lIt DOnOH
street , T-U S At'
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MAIAM 8MI'I. 52 8. IZTII , 21 1'I.OOI. IOOM
3 : magnt"e. \'nllr , alcohol , Steam. "ulpherlne
nnl . .1 Iath ' . T-:11 : '
- TURKISH ATHS
TUIISI IATHf : ONI.l j'l.ACti II CITY
exclusively for ladles Suite 10-10. use Ild <
99
PERSONAL.
U. 1IAAS . E'l.OUIHT , PLANTS CUT FLwgml ,
llAnriut . ball . residence ' nn.1 grave decorations.
It1 Vlnlon slreet Telephone 76. U-JS
MMS.\GE ! UI.ECTItO TIIUIIMAT. llATl1 S.
'ropodlsl. Mme 108t. 319H. \ . 151h sl ,
U-9 9
TiE InII.l Ul'l'Ultt.Y COnS : T. MADE ' 1
or "r fem measure , la9 I'amal etreet. U-IO )
VIAVI CO. . 3tG HEI 1.00 , : 1J.tfn lOOK
rrep : home Irenlmenl ; lady flttehhhlhhnt. U-to
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6 Ur.UUANTIY 11IHI n CAlII T 110TOf. i
'JO cents , tor 10 daA only , al Coa'ans . bit
lron\'n ) ' . Council Illuits. U-M270
roll F'IIUIT CI.\SS I'IANO TUNING lIAVIi
FOi FJST . IrAO 1.
Mereiom . ot 'Vodbrldg" Uros. , 17 So. U-1G 17th ,31 st.
cunn l"ot LADIUS. lIlt CIICAOO ST.
U-IGG.3I'
St'/iNl8tfi U' YOU W181 TO I.EAHN TO
speak fInloh. address Cur IJrleular" , Gay
C Grlifltlh lIt flotig. U-6t. 22t
MONEY TO LOAN-ttFAL ESTATE.
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AN1'\ONY LOAN & TRUST CO" liii N.Y LIF'U : .
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne-
)
"ra.k1 and Iowa farms or Olaha city property. 'v-lot
LIFU INSUI1ANCEb POI.ICmS LOANED ON
LI.'g INAUIANCE . . . Cihesney . ICausas . City \V-102 . Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMlnOVIm O rAtA
leal eslole. lirennan Love & Co. , Paxlon blk.
. \V-l3
IIONRY TO LOAN AT LOWEST It.tTU8. TiE
O. I' . ) \ . Co. . 1 : : I.\ln.\1 8t.1'1 '
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" titY : LOW nATES MADE ON OOOD LOANS
"I.IY . . . Siuire . 3U lIce bldg 'V-I0.
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CITY LOANS. C. A. STAItR . 515 N. y ' LIFr.
: MONgy TO LOAN ON 11P10\Im OMAII . \
lruIerl Fidelity Trust coinpaihy . It2 Farnam. w-m
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LOANS ON IMPItOVUI ) & UNIMI'ROVUI : ) CITY
1IPIO"ED UNIllnO\I'D
L prupel'I \ Faram Smith & Cu. , 1 ) I."rom -
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MNIOY TO LOAN ON OMAHA fEtAL ESTATI :
: I'JNIY per cenl. 'V B. Melle. ISI _ Nul. I1lc.lJkIt. I
CITY LOANS. tW.O , TO $ :0.0)0,0 AT LOWPST
"ales Powel & I'otter. bl 1001' . N. Y. L. - hlds ,
W-ll
INVESTORS' DIRECTORY CO" 10 WALL S1' .
N. Y. compie anJ sell flttflhChi 01 bowL tide
cistern In\"slors who have mune 10 liw'et. ,
Full IJrUeulnrs Upon relueol , " ' -M ; G MIt'
W.\NTIn. nUl. DING LOANS AT ONCI 1"1.
dclly Trust . Company . 10 1""lnnh W7 i 31
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTEL5.
MOUY TO LOAN ON I"UINITUnE. PIANOS
hCI1o , . wagons , etc. . nt lowest rates In city :
no , elo\'al , or gootis ; strictly conUlenlul : ) OU
amount cIfl jiay tile luau , oft II any time 01 In any
amuunt.OMAHA MOrTGAGE LOAN CO" ,
" - 30 ; So. 161h St.
X-115
X"15
! INEY TO LOAN ON 10USFHOI.D FLuENt.
'UHII.
tare . piano. horses wagons 01 any kind or
Lh.\lc securIty al luwesl possible rates which
' bark nt ' time and In
YOU can lay al'Y lme anl any
nmounl. l'IJELIY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
loom 4 , Wllhncl "lock. X-113
J. D. IIADUOCK . lOOJ 421 , IAIE DLOCI X-1U
MONEY TO LOAN ON 1"UnNlfUnE AND
PI.005. Fred Terry . 430 nams" bloel. X-U
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BUSINESS CHANCES ,
DO YOU WAN' A MONEY MAKEn ? TILE
lUison KIortosedIpe ( eight maehloes ) . took In
t8.00 In leS thou Ilco moulhs. 1.01 terms
athli'ecs 1llsun rlneobcope Co" , 1J So. 16th
sl. : . _ Omaha Neb. Y-M6.1 '
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UlNItIt.th MERChANDISE STOCK - Al' .
1'als. < Value $ 2.800-tar sale by recoh'el al
( uncc Addws A. J , McCoaaushe . leeeh'er ,
Aurora . Neb. )
Alrra. 1-323-2
1"Ons.rt - - Oil - RUNT ; SALOONAND ; -l'IX-
11n's new beer house In Udel \ddregs I" ' . J.
Tiiixaw. Odell . _ N.e . , _ 2- : ; ( : H'
IS.OOt.OOWILL fitlY ONE - OJ TIIE1IIST E0.
:
, ablahel santariuins ! with all the lalct 1m-
IJ'\'enNnls In electricity . electra. Turkish ,
'apor and water baths . with the Inrgesl cash
. , tee practice In this city ; a 81'lelllhl cllee :
tn' a couple 11h'slelan. , 811eelalst , or loan and
wife ; I'ason for Felng , going Into wholesale
rnanltaclurlng business : wi gh" n m.nlb
trial Ir requestril . . . \olre's 1ouolol Eleciru-
Galvanic sanitarium. 10uslon. Tex. . 1Ial
building. _ _ Y-IG0 AI' , '
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IUHINW , : ; CI\NCn ; FOIl S.\.E. GOOD SA.
loon an,1 ! e"taunnl : Irslclass 10caUon. Ad-
drcs K 42. Ue ohlic. Y-M27 2I lt
l'JLINTRIIANTUl ) ; AN AI.r. AHOUND
printer , \lh 1 little mane ) wan lng lo SO In
' arlnclhh' With a new.ap lal In f luern.
live country olc" . Address F , \ 01. I.ar-
Iml ( ' . \'o. y- 132 21'
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volt SAI.I : . CANDY II1C1I'ND Wg
CIlol I\allor ; he'l loealol 11 lawn : n hornln
IC poll soon , Address flax 2.0. ILlrJa. : ! .
Y-741-22'
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FOil HAl.t. FIItST-CLASS GROCERY HTOCK ;
goo ) I location ; A 1 trade ; Invoice about f .OO.O ;
good reaeons tor selling. Address \ K - H. 1713 " : ' .
W.\NTI D , ntAIONRII.D , EXIrml'CED
hl.hl" " l.n ror 111'elng 110110n : musl I
have 1909.03 10 Invest In gOOdI Idusineso .
, \ IJW hlul 1J hI8InO. : ldoi1in I
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1".II"ncnt ; Leiary , Aldress V 2'J ' , 11cc . Council 1
Jutr" , . V-M7lG 22 !
FOR EXCHANGE
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\AWII D-A lOISU IN DXCHAN011 FOIl
I"nu ' ir orl4n. A. 1oipe. Jr. , 1 1 1)ougla .
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FOIL SALL'OIL TI\lg. A $5.0.0 STOCK 01" "
ell.al Ilechaldlso' , for "aslel Ncbl.I'a 01'
western Iowa talm , or Omaha ur Sautli Omaha
p.erl Addres I 18 , Olohn Ic ' .
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W\N' - 'fO THADE COUNClr , I.V ' ; FS
. city Ical estate tur n stock ot colhlng and
1:10" : " . .ddress J. r. Emls. Avoca . lu. <
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\.1I.I. 'HADg CLI'AH LAND 1"OI t0OIJl:7t. ; :
el"b.'od rental city properly . No third class ,
oh' ulhnll'cved 111\1111) considered S. 1"
tullIICI 020 New \01 , I.lte
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i-lOltSI.i. IIAILNESS ANt ) l'iLAIITON iN 0(300
i. ,
" ' 011101 for n c" " i lot wurlh $1. iN
'fuk , ) ' , Z- 3 ) ,2
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i.Olt TIAlm , $ \.5'.0 STOCK 01' OlNIOil.tr.
iUerChRitdiIhts 101 til nl abUt , fG cash. 1.,1 llx \
I lillnburn , Dallas county , la , 7.115 :1'
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE ,
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EXC\ANOE AND ALrS ; CITY I'IWPI-T\
taintS . mprchanc1sc , Uarv' ' Ur08. , % N. y , L
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l'AIIM 1 : i C. F.IIAIULISON. 9 N. Y
. ' 1-I.t-A5' :
l.\HOAJS. ) tOtJSL'S . LOTS AND J".IUS ;
sate or .tl < e , J' . K Vlnl &rker hluck.
lIE-ill
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FAILM 1QIt SALE : I CAN '
1"AIt J'OI : OI'I"lm t'l A
Imlc rme , . and It In utlrelh'o price . .
choice Iinpiot'c 40 - acre t11 1. located 11 Sarpy
.
' ' hllo\ , , . ' , ,
C'UUlt ) . f'brasI13 near 1. I'lalo station In,1
Iho new rUII : Ihls Is I strictly second bench
'and ' and the Improvements are or B goj
order 11,209.00 cash will the
: I.Z.O ( .11 wil buy equity In this
farm : no lrdl . 'noldrr..I. Walter O. Clark ,
un Ilmey > 1. Ollha , Neb Im-1UU :5
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I'H RENT OIL SAI.B , PAllId 01" G "ClmH ;
4. aches ulller culLlvatloii . Ii acres In " pasture
cultvaton. t IcreS
und II'a.luw ; gUOI lion . anti I.nr : . Inlure
< 0\\1 1.11 other I.alt In run until January ;
close 10 LouIsville , Neb hex unll % lnlovle ,
101 Im-3S Ut
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i.\l-AI s-aiu OR TItArIO . IN CITY i'ROP.
cribs nul trnlU Jlu , N. 1..ren..r. T\ 0
_ _ _ _ lU---tdt
FINE OAIIDIONI.AND. G 2411,105 11102,1 I' , D. ,
$10 ? per , In , 910 N. Y. L b1d. C10M lEU
Jihih4TItAQ. . TilE JYION IJED COMP1NV 11-1 ,
hih'Sl' ; Jill " 501.1) ; - AN - ELIOOAN1' DOUI1LI2
.
. .ttIU . near \ancom 1'011. ; tilt m'lcr Ni
V.1"'lct ; ' ; lailln ; . ; east front ; bald.
sonic Iule : trc , " enrrla barn . "II ; wi
!
m..I , " a " 'lttul 101" fur Owe t llle , or a
, . ;
' 1,1'Itt. hl\'ulm.nl , ; wUI guarantee I $ per CihI
1'111" , lolcc , f1. ; ( Address A. II " "u'
tHe 0'1 ; " - < m-M7H Zt
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Ctnue
A nOME ron YOun WIF .
,
A PERFEC LITTLE OEM
MODERN SlxnOOM COTTAGE , i
JUST filliNG FINISIIIID.
FIRST CLASS NIOIG1IDOUIIOOD ,
WIThIN WALKING pmTANCG OF DUSI24IISS
CLOSE TO CAR LIE :
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL
WILL TAI < ClFAP : AS PAnT OF FIRST
l'AYP.LENT.
FIDELITY TRUST CO. : "
FOLE AOE TS .
,
102 FAnNAU ST.
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nE-I ) 2
1.'OI 8AI.I . CIOICN ACRId JOT , JUST "gST
or clt ) ; only $375.0) . Ilicks . : N Il y - , : I.t" . 21t
1.1 SAI.P. to ACm S JUST vEST 01" CITY ;
Ine.t kind at gardeii lanl ; enl for lir1c .
hicks . ShOt N. Y. Life llllg. , IU -M1U 2tt
BIO1"OLES.
. .
M. O. DAXON . 402 N. IGTI lg
VICTOn mCYCI.ES. TIlE FINEST OF ALL
blc'eles. Omaha 1eelo Co. , 3 N 16\1 street U ) ,
STlOItl.ING mCYCr.ES IUJII.T I.IIUl : A
watch , , Western Electrical Supply Co..433 S. Hth.
837
A. L. DEANT & CO. . " 10LFSALl AND EL'-
- tall bicylc , . Ild 1'111\1 street. 12
WI.L lAHNUl & 11110. . 1' ' } N. I5TI STHCET ;
only tiding school In Iho cl ) 122
.
'COLUMIlIA' 1193. FINEST EXAMPLE
"COI.UI\A" IB : I"INPST OF
light and high grade bicycle construction , \Vni.
Lyle Dcke ) ' & Co. , 103 Douglas a1. ngent. 919
MINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
lit S. Uth street :1131
UNDERTA1ERSAND EMBALMERS
SW.\NSON VALIEN . 1701 CUIIIG , TEL. lO ) .
93t-
II. I { . BUm { T , Fl'NnRAL nlnECTOt AID
emhalmer 1610 ChIcago sl. . telephone 9'1. ' ) 9S3
M. O. M\tr. , UNlEHTAnm ANn IMIAIM-
or . 117 I"nrnam st. , telephone 223. 953
c W. lAIOm , UNDERTAKER , 613 S. IGTII fISt ST.
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOOIATION.
JOW TO OCT A ILOME OH SECURE GOOD
interest on savings . Apply 10 Omaha L. & B.
Ass'l. 101 lce bldg. G. ) ' , Naltnger , S" 987 " .
ShARES IN' IIUTUAI , I. . .0 1. ASS'N PAY
. II
6. 7. 8 percent wMn 1. 2 , 3 rears old always
tedeemable. ! HOt l'aram sl. , Nlttnger , Sec. 9SB
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT BUHEAU REmoved -
moved 10 1522 Douglas ; male and female help.
l OAI
WE FUnISI FIRST CLASS IIIAI.I0 on FE-
male help free o charge : hotels a spclnl ) ' .
City Employment Bureau , 1M I. ' ram. Tele.
. , '
phone 1401. 737,21'
! 2ne 101.
. . _ _
BOTELS
HOTEr. DAnKEn. 13TH AND JONES STa.
75 rooms al $1.00 per da )
5 rooms at S2.0 per day.
SpecIal rates 10 commercial trnveler Rom
and board by week or monlh. Frank Ililditch .
) Hidich.
manager. 959
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N , w. can.
1lh and Oodeo Rooms b ) day or week. .I O ,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGNEERS AND CONTRAC-
toni for electric light and molar plants and alt
kinds of electrical conslrelon , Western Elec-
ltcal Supply Co . US and 120 S. 1Ih st tell
COA
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED IUS COAL
omco 10 2 a. 161h at. . Drown block . .UG
InCE REDUCED ; ShERIDAN. BEST WYO
ming coal : nut , $1.50 ; lump. ; .5 : 2.01 rM
n Ion delIvered. 155 Farnam streel. 17
WANTED-TO BORROW.
W.\N'ftD. A LOAN 01' $6.0 ON AN IN-
vestment or S800.0 In teal estate and personal
security , aI' either ; give interest ; wanted on
3'eal loan. A'ddre.s K 40. care lIce.
lee'M132lt
CESSPOOL OLEANER.
CI'SSPOO.S : CL1 ANED. ANTI-MONOPOLY
prices. John Nelson . 41S S. 14th. 'el. 1173.
21453A1'
MATHEMATHIAL INSTRUMENTS
ALV.t J. GItOVIIR DNOIF nS' AND AH-
chiltects' supplIes. 318 S. 151h street Omaha.
MIOS
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF snOHT nAND. N.
y , Lire , Omaha. AsIc tor clrculnr 123
LOST '
r.OS1' uG YELLOW FEMALE tO3 ; RETURN
and get jeward . Room 3Q. Darker blok ,
l.osl-I\08 21t -
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, FOUND .
Fa UNO , GH Y GELDING A'f 2')11 ' ) AND 0
streetS , Tuesday morning ; owner can have
same by calling al Carpenler's I\'H ) " South
Omnhn , and 11)'ln. chiasges . l'ound-721 21'
Q'rOVE R1l'A1H5
7j:9y30 : . UUIAlti VOlt 40.000 DFPtnEN'
mal" at stases walel' ,
" . \ : attachments and can
neclols a seelal ) ' , 1207 Douglas s1 ant O.tha
Stove Repair Worls. 9 J
DRESSMtKLNG ,
prmSSlAKING IN I.'oJUI.mS. 431G GRANT sl.
U6-31'
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PROFESION
en. A. 6IIMAN. COR IG'1 & CIIICAOO .
81533 A12t
iisto. . A'J' AND LANgUAGE.
c. F. GILCNll CI. DANJ01ST AND GUITAR
' teacher . I l Cuss st , VI
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BUSINESS , NOTICES
11h.010 AUUOnS IESILVEHED , 1 N. 1:3 16.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
c it. I 24011111 ! ! . . PAPER hANGING . 10usn
. sign painting . hock woik , plastering : ort n. I.
14\k r 11k. ! : Irl. 73 : shop 22\ Izard : tel tIll 4Q ! .
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ONTRACrORS.
JUCK WOnK : SIDEWALKS , Cl-L1Afl
floor , etc. 3u h. 1Glh street , Tel. 40 , A ClI.I.AR , "lewl ,
M O.A\
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DlNTAL COLLEGE .
OMAHA CLL OE DENTAl SLJILQERY E'ltI3
IllrlBI : dentistry lt cost 161h 8 Cp. 1'IEI 3 .
POULTRY SUPPLIES
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w _ , _ C. "SHTON - & CO. . Z S. UTI 70M9
DENTISTS ,
UH. I'AUL. DENTIST , 2m BUIlT ST. i
F 'E T
Luwycra BU sulicitors. BUgS & Co . flea
nDldll . OMAlA , Neb A vlca F'ItI.
CEHTU'IA1'E 01" PUBLICATlN ,
orncn ot Auditor at Public Accounts. State
of Nebrl lm :
1.lncoln , Febmar' 1. 1895-I Is l hereby
ccrtle\ that the Mutual Life Insurance
company ot New York In the utate ot New
\'ork. , his compled wIth the Insurance law
ot this state /nd Is authorized to transact
the business ot life Insurance
for the current \ le Insurnce , In thIs state
Wlne"s \ ) ' hahn and the seal ot the
11ltor ot Ilu\lo accounts the clay and
relr above writen.EUG"
EUOEN22 MOORE ,
"ullor l'ubllo Accunt :
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lST BE IEAlP IN WYO \ nNC [
ShorL L'ne Oases koud Do Drought in
Court of Prlm Juisdiction ,
SETTLED BY PLAINRULES or COMIT
Contentlnl nt (1nlniLIlc ( Ilcol"er. Snn-
Unll1I'"c .
tRln\1 hy I thin L1111lt04 \ ! I"I. . Clr'ut
Court nt l'ortlOtiilr-Cattiieil lfJnlc-
111 In the lent 'I\lrlc' here ,
10ITL.\ND. Ore. , Much 20-Judge8 CIII-
bert ami Bellnger today tn the UnIted States
circuit court rendered a , Iecllon den'lng the
moUon of the American Loan ant Trut
Comll'ny for the removal of the Unlol Pacifc
receiVrs frol the receivership cf the Ore-
gen Short Line and Ulh Northern alll the
allpolntment of others with leave to the
\merlCn Ioan and Trtitt company to renew
the moton after the maters involved shal
have been ulnnHtc to the ( clrcul court for
the district ot Wyoming. After reviewing
the case JUdge Gilbert saId ;
"Tho dIsposiIon of these I11plcalon8 IISt
depen,1 on the effect 10 be given to the fact
that the Oregon Short Line anll ( Utah North-
ern Halway cOllany : was frt tken lute
the receivership by the circuit court of the
United States for the district of W'ollng
on the foreclosure of the Dillon mortgage.
The court had nnquestonabl' jurisdIction of
the subject mater and of the parts ! , 1
was the proper court for the In ttuton ot the
suit. The corporatIon defendant was organ-
Ized under the laws of Wyollng. and that
had been Its principal Place of btlshile.ts . The
right of the court whose jurIsdictIon Is Irst
Invoked over a corporaton whose ProPerty
lies wihin various districts Is not to be
meaured by the proportIonate extent of I
the proprly IntersecUng the jurIsdiction. :
TIm legal authorIty of a receIver , however ,
extends no further than the territorial lmits
or the court whose oflcer he Is. WithIn lint
lmit his rlht of possession would be 11
sptcted by all other courts ; without that limit
10 court Is bOlml 10 recognize his authority ,
But by a Ilrlnclple of comity , courts whose
jurisdiction Is exterior 10 that of the court
which appointed the receiver whit concede to
the Inter the right to reduce to his io'ses-
Sloth anl , ctrl the prop rty of his trus
which may there be fotind but this comity
wi not be extended 10 the detriment of
local credItors of tIm person or corporation
whose property Is In receivershIp.
UNIVERSAL HUE OP COMITY.
" 1ly another rule Qt , coinity . equaly wel
establshed and unlveral ) ' recognized by the
circuit courts of the UnIted Stales , the ac-
ton of the circuit court which frt acquires
jurisdIction ot the pares ( ami of the subject
mater of a slit by tl ' appointment of are-
cel\'er wi be respecte1 by thc cIrcuit court
of the other distrIcts hI .whlch the property 01
11 Insolvent Is sItuated \ .
"H the Oregon Shorr Line and Utah North-
er were susceptlle .of . tlsinemberment 1 vitli-
out InjUry to elliert portIon : t I ( that portion
of its lne withIn thE' ' ' taW of Wyoming were I
a separate branch , t.caJablE or I separate
management , or If fhe action of this court
were necessaty to the PreservatIon of tie
rIghts ot the len holders by whom the ap- .
plcations are madc.tt might be urged tiiat
a case Is presented vhlch ' would justify the
'
court , In the exercsq' Its dIscretion , to Ils-
regard the settled 1110 of the comity. But
10 such exceptonal ! ale of facts exists. ThE
reasons which are ' urged for the removal
of the receivers alredy appointed
and the appointment at others In
their stead have nqt been presented to the
consideration of the Itcult cour for the district -
trlct , of WyomIng. , Thal court. has ' had no
opportunity , to pats u' them. Those reasons
are .aSAotelt ) anti cShvlnclog In , tlacourt. \ . as
In this , anl It IISt bb - ass4h1i , that all
courts equally will 'mete out t the suitor the
justcl and the reldl to which he Is en-
titled. . " . " - . '
REJOICING . AT HEADQUARTERS.
"The court ustalns the demurrer and
remands the case to the distrIct of ' 'yol-
lag " was the telegram which was received at
2 o'clock from Hon. John M. Thurston at
Portland by Asslstan Secretary T. 24. Orr
of the Union Pacilic. And with this message
rose hopes that for months past have bean
wdl nigh past all resurrectIon. This
holds to the Union Pacific system
the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
until the petItion of the American Loan and
Trust company , trutee ot the consoldated
mortgage , asking for a separate receiver for
the properties above mentIoned , may be heard
on Its merits.
For days the demurrer to the petition ot
the trustee asking for a separate receiver
was 01 trial before Judges Gilbert
and Delnger at Portland. Many of
the ablest legal light ' In the country were
heard , pro anll con Iht. contention of Mr
S. Winslow Pierce representIng the Gould and
Sage Interests and the ( senIor mortgage hollers
and Ion , John M. Thurston being that the
court of primary jurlslicton was the Eighth
circuit Instead ot the Ninth In which he
petition for a separate receiver was broughl.
I was upon the demurrer fed by : lr. Pierce
10 the petition that the eminent leg1 l lights
locked hiornt . and , 'if the Portland papers arc
to be btleved , the Sound country never heard
such oratory as cme from thc couns,1 rel'rc- '
tenting the varied interests involved.
'
Remanding the caseS to the district of
Wyoming brings It into the cur ot primary -
mary jurisdiction . tho' dIstrict In which thc
Dillon case was originally brough
When the decision ot Judge Gilbert became -
came known throughout Ihe headquarters
buiding there was a general suspensIon of
the rules governIng : quletnss and everybody -
body congratulated everybody else on the
"happy Issue out of their afflictions . " according -
cording to the hook of- common prayer
Speculation was heard on all shies previous
to the ( deciion , whih was handed down Just
as court adjourned for the noon recess . as to
what the decision woul hI , whol1r : the judge3
would decIde that the Ninth circuit had prImary -
mary jurisdiction , or whether they would
sustain the demurrer and remand the case
hack to the Eighth circuIt
Bets could have been freely had on tbt re-
suit , hut the decIsion brought more genuine
Joy than anything In years to the heads of
departments and the clerks of the Union Pa-
cine system.
I'J NTi WUJUC IrOI TIm CO243h1SSfO .
Wil 1:0 : Cal d Vpnn tn trl'Ahtol Out the
Irhlll hiTg5entlisI. (
"The announcement otl the coming of Ihe (
Interstate Commerce commision has stirred
up a lively thiree-hiotioth fight among
Omaha Council Shuts rand Ito railroads . "
said I quiet member of : le Commercial club
as he chatted behind 10tog ot smoke trom
his perfecto "In tho00ilrat place Omaha
registered Its Itlcle over ul' bridge differential ,
accompanIed by some weighty evidence , wih
the commission before polncl Bluffs was
aware at it. Now the 'yhhIllera across the
rIver are doing some lalbhustlnl to get In a
return blow at Omahaj Tim raIlroads are
maintaining a discreet Inictlvlty , but they are
deeply interested In Ihe ( 9"come , I Is hinted
that some of , Ole roads ore
quietly patting Cmncl ( I { ' , pluns on the back
and that the tIght to b'made by the Commercial -
mercial club Is likely , t develop the fact
that certain Omaha mentro . big rebate grab-
hers and that their ineiberahip In the club
cub
Is looked upon as farclcli ! by those knowing
ones who are Oi the InsIde workings b - .
tween certain shlppers ( and the raiways , I
beleve Commissioner Utt anti a loyal coterie
In lit club are slnee In their fIght for better -
ter rates for Omaha , but they are handicapped
by these men above mentioned . who have
the best end of It with the railways at present -
ent alll , wi not care much It the majority
of Omaln shlJper surer 10 long a their In-
dIvidual fIrms are favored . "
Cnbe 1.lroa.1 lll iiie5p
OAKLAND , Cal , March 20.-The Piedmont
cable railroad baa been sold under a judgment -
men obaIned In the superior court In favor
at bondholders , C , n , BIshop , tie Honolulu
banker who reprseuted the holders of bonds
amounting to 11,000,000 , bid the property infer
for $82,000. The outstanding receivers' cer-
tfctes wi be I.ald up Ind the road taken
out of tie hands of the recel'er now opera-
( lug It. _ _ _ _ oJera.
i'iisiouger itgsuiui' " " .Ion li New i'ork.
NEW YOI < March 20.-The AmDrlcn
Auoclalon 'f Oenrral I'aisetoger Agents cod
tnu,1 its sessions today al the Murray 11
hotel The feature of the mttn was the
annual n.lress delivered by George 1.
IHnleb of Iho New York ( Inlral ,
At the close ot the Cession the next business
\\11 the hearing of the report of the coninii-
Lets on pastor contracts The convention
will close today.
1.\1 AlhI'TIU IU.\ Wlmll'S TAtTICS
" 'csterit LilI Wnltnl RICI hoping Some -
thlnl11 Tarn ( hIs ,
ChICAGO , March 20.-Chslrman ( al,1wel
of the Western Passenger Trunk Line com-
mitee will Issue 10 cal for a meetng of hs !
lines In the ImlC1ale fulure The COllllflit-
Ice lines have settled down to a naiLing game
onll there Is no telling when any further no-
ton \ II be talecn looking to the active organ-
Izalon at lie coniinlttee. So many hues
118\1 grievances which they ( Iecarc must
bl adjusted before they will become memberP
of the committee , and so many other lines
with no grievances are \akln : their mem-
borhlp conlngent upon that of those who
have troubles to ltjlst , that It Hems prac-
tcaly Impossible that the committee wi
ever be able to control tIle extent at ttrl ( ,
tor ' which It silas have tliidcr its .
tory l1n9 to nnccr It jtiris-
diction . The one favorable sign Is that aU ot
the roads are carefully tulnlalnlnf rates and
mst or the heavy western roads are work-
lug hard to bring aholt ) thE organization or
the coliiinittee. In the ( face of Ihe ( light
trame which the roads are nobandll" . the
, f.lelty with whlci thl ( rate sheet arE ob.
: served Is the one thIng that causes the coin-
mltee lnts to believe lint somehow the ) ' will
get there after some months have gone br ,
JU VEILS WI f..sty t'I , \ns CONG itES 9.
Thinks the . \lltulo 01 \Imlnhlrnlol
Towlrt the PiscIne \oath All itight.
LONDON , March 20.-The Pal Mal Oa-
zete this afternoon puhlsh.s an interview
with Sir Charles Rivers Wilson . formerly
comptroller of the national debt office . who
has just returned from the United Slate ,
wherc ho bas been In communication with
the United States government as representa-
( lye of British holders of Central Pacifc
bonds He Is quoted as saying that he found
the executive to be all right , ali Secretary
Carlisle ! to be businesslike and reasonable.
According to Sir Charles lUvers \'lson. Sec
relary Carlisle slates list heould rather not
touch a cent of the deb owing by the railway
than that ( lie Central Pacific should be subjected .
jected to the pound of flesh PrinciPle. The gov-
( 'rment , Sir Charles added was prepared to
accept the principal of the debt , foregoIng iii-
terest , hut In his opinion the result was
doubtful . owing to the ( temller cf the next
Congress which he Is quoted as asserting
"contains some wild , : cple socialIstically. "
( "n'ullll 1ucllo l.l l Iul"rl , , .
; \ON'RgAI , . 1lnlch 20.-At a meetng of
Ule executive honrll of the Canadian Pa-
cifc railroad It was decdell 1101 [ oIlier
nieasures of I'etrenrhment to matte
mensl'es a geti-
\rl I'e.luclon In salaries : 1'01 those gen-
$2.0. 5 pel' cent : for those abo\'e that
amount 10 IIr cent. ' 'hiR will affect the
highest aB wel us the lowest emploes.
\ccolvor for : unlllnln & Uulf ,
SAN ANTONIO : ex. March I 20.-The
court of cI\1 uppeals of thIs district np-
lolnted _ . Henry _ Tri'ell . ! _ ! _ r"gel\e - . of _ ( lie
ban JIOII ' 111 < lon IllrOUIoua ) ' ,
iLatiw.iy iIICA ,
General Northwestern Agent Charles Ken-
nelly of the Hock Island , has returned from
Chicago ! , ' where he was called on time card
Iflatters.
General Freight Aglnt Crosby of the Dur- 1
ilngton Is In Anaconda , en route to Portland - .
land and the Sound business '
country on con-
aected with his COtllany ,
Judge 'V A. Cornislu . special master In
chancery of the Union Pacific , arrived from
his home In St. Paul yesterday . and will hell
a session with the receivers . who are expected -
pected In Omaha tomorrow niorning.
rnUonll Fraternal . Cnlol SessIon Clo1ed.
' .CINCINNATf , 0. . . March'- 20.-"ho su-
.reme council , of t . , Natonal Fraternal
union closed its sIxth ) annual session today
tter making ninny constitutional amendments -
ments and instituting two new degrees
The supl'ell omcers were elected last year
for four ycars heretofore the National
Fraternal union has hal but one degree . hut
hereafter there will be three degrees. The
three degree ritual was adopted and the
supreme representatIves were Instructed In
the worle.
.
nul hilt Men \cnl. " ii ( 'hnlge < t "enue
COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo. , March 2-
The district court today denied the applcn-
Uons for a change at venue In the cases of
the nnl Hi men , under Indictment for al-
lelel crimes . commited during the Cripple
Creek war lasl summer. In support of his
fliotiOli for a change 'I.- it. patterson , attorney -
tore } ' for the defeiii'e. argueel that a feel-
lug existed between lie Dull 11 men slml-
Inc to that which existed between the north
and south duringthecivi _ ! _ war
Jastcr , t.1 lie JarvIA-CnnlUI Compaiiy
NFW YORK , March : -In the United
States cOurt today Judge Lacombe appolnt-
ed Charles Sleele a mai'ter to examine the
affairs or the JarvlsConl.Un Mortgage com-
1\ ) ' , since the resignation oC Samuel Jarvis
lilt recelvel' . alit ) to rllOlt 10 the court at
.
regular 11fllods. - .
LUG.IT JSICL VJTIJK .
The regular sprlnF vacation ot the public
/chools will begin Murch 30 and the sll'lng
term will open on Monday , April 8.
There are a number of representatives of
caster firms In the city endeavoring to supply .
ply lie new Crelghlon theater with opEra
elia Ira.
Jack Conlon , a democratic statesman of
the Fifth ward , has been appointed janitor
at the postofce to succeed P. 1V. , Sherlocle ,
who has re81gneJ after three weeks' service ,
to accept the more lucrative position of meat
inspector nt South Omaha ,
At the Current Topic club meeting tonight
Mt , C. n. I0stwlclt wi attempt to show
wherehj "Coin's Financial School" Is faulty.
Other speakers wi bl H. D. Howell and I.
Salisbury . The question will aterwarJ ( bl
open for genral discussion ,
A FalineilVelhic , or fag festival , wIll be
given by the members of the Omaha
I.andwehir VerelnB In Germanla hal on Satur-
day c\'enlng. The Omaha Snelerbund wi
participate and , the First Infantry band Ne-
hraska National Guards will furnish the
music ,
The city hal wore a not.at-home aspect
yesterday , as most of the city omclns ! went to
I.lncoln on the morning train to use their
Inllenel In the cause ot charter amendment
. city Attorney Council was one of the cciii-
inittee , but was unable to leave as he Is In
, the mIdst of an Important ' damage suit .
Mayor Bemis ha's received nn Invitation to
appoint fIve deleatos to attend the South and
Wesl Grain and 'l'rade congress , which wi
begIn at Mobile . Ala . April 4. There are no
emoluments connected with the posion , hut
It any public spiried citizen covets the (
honor of , being a delegate be can be accommodated -
modated by applying at the mayor's ofce ,
A small blaze In a she shop at 1210 Dodge
street caused tire alarm to be turned In just
before 1 o'clock yesterday . I was ex
1ngu1hec without damage The memhers
at the colored hose company distinguished
themselvcs as usual by making u wild run
anc when' last seen they were waiting
patiently nt Thirteenth and I'aram streets
for the lire 10 cOle their way ,
The Building Trades conncl has issued a
notice to laborers condemning the course at a
grading contractor . who Is now perorniing an
, Important contract , I Is alleged that be \
paying wages at the rate ot 90 cents a day
and for ( this reason the council has reolved
that It nieumibers shell decline employment on
tmuildIng the excavation of whIch
any bulllng excavaton was
made by the proscrlbcll contractor ;
The demand for buIlding permits continues
buldln& permls cntnues
to Improve with the weather anti about
twenty have been Issued In the past twenly
tour hours Most of thEse are for re1a1re ,
- retatr
though several MW buildings are also II
prospect , The Schlitz Brewing company will
build a twostory barn at 1308 CaB street
and permits have hen granted for cottages
us follows ; J.V. . Carlson , 2029 Center ; J.
Falconer , 4010 North Twentyffh avenue ,
and A. C. GriffIn , Forty-second and Grover
streels
I appears that a mistake has been made by
the load of Education In the rsolutol
which was recently passed , cutting off a
month from ( lie school year The rules of
the board provide that the spring lerl shah
close on the last Friday In June , which this
year would lean JUII 27. The resolution \
declares ! that the term shall close May 24 , ( lit
effect being to cut oft five week , bateaU 01
tour. The yalaUon will probably be r m\'led
by an amended resoluton , closing ( he Ch09h
aD 3Iay ( 31.
FACULTY WILt \ IhIVE ITS WAY \
Edict Promulgated Against Foot Bal from
Oalbridge to Do Ob3crved.
-
CRIMSONS MUST ABANDON TiE GRIDIRON
Inrmlll UOIM \ I 1 I'voliusbly Nut Rio
. \\owtc to Take I'nrt In the Inter-
Collegiate I'ollhal COll ( II-
CUJlnln Urt\er Subunits.
C.Ulmmm. l : , Mass" llrch 20.-The lar-
yard faculty I Inking I firm stolid against
intercollegiate football contests nUt It nw
looks doubtful I the crimson will bo rprc-
ented by an eleven on the gridiron next f.\It
Thc faculty has adopted another resoluton
wordcd ns follows : "Tho faciity having
considered the coliihniin Icat Ion concern-
Ing athlelc sports dated February : : ,
1895 , remall of Ihe opinion that 10 stmlcnt
Ulier their chare should be 11erlltetl 10
lake part In the Intercollegiate football cou-
tests " 'rho cOllunlcalol referrEd lo was
a recolmendaton proposIng that all gamES
bo played on the ( home grounds , of the 101-
I.ettors In.1 the sale of tickets ho limited to
graduates nut ! lilidergradtiates for themseh'e3
arid theIr guests , Anolher meetng of time
faculty wIll ! be hehl AIust 5. when final
Ind decisive , action on the ( queston Is anticipated -
As Ibo first sequel 10 thin resolution
adopted by lie ( faculty , Captain A.
II. Brewer of the Harvard toot
bal team made plblc today an alIen let-
ter ( to harvard \ Itldenls In regard to the
action ot lie ( facll ) ' at 'csterday's meet-
111g. Ho says : "Whether ( last evelming's
vote of the faculty Is unwise or not Is to be
seen In future 'cars. Whether they ha\'e
really acted toward the prosperity of the
college rcmalns yet to bo proven ) , For the
preseiit at least , the teed Is .10ne. . atmd ns
we thminhc perhaps one et our most manly
sports has been torn from us. Bul are we
actually In I posltol to question the wlsdol
of this ncton ? Do we 11 Illerlralllats
only In this college consider that we can
judge with that judgment that comes from
expcrlenee Is Il hot better to trust to
lie ( foresight ot our elders In lterlence nt
least I Surely they realize the Ilporlllce
of Iho slep ( they have takcn amI are wilng
to accept the result which they must sincerely
belcyo will only be 10 our advantage. I I
10t most dlsresllectul to the facility If we
tear to Illeces their ollinions and criticize
IhEm iiieceiuieal. we who are only 111111cr-
graduates who hl\'o scarcely reached our
twentIes ? Let J be for others to criticize ;
let It 0 for those who nlstypleve Ihem-
selves callable but let us at least prove our-
selves gelmtlelneli . conrtllS and man I ) "
RYAN SIll [ 'LV Iltl'I'CII 1 > 1 I > \ TIL.tCEI.
1t , Louis' _ J.nt..t"III.nt Gets thin nle
'hll ' ; hat " 'im' . "r'rll , Jack " 'II , > ,
CIIC.\GO. March 20.-'ommy Hyan hml
an eaR ) iou wlh " 01 Tracey of Sl. Louis
I tolliglit. , , , , " ' ' . , . " No . , . decision " ' . , ' _ 'M' wus _ . l'ellered. . - _ ' _ chiefly mn _ _ _
u _ u.o _ . . " " "U" " . , UL . itO II 1\ were
nplrchensl'c of \oUce interference with thc
Cho 'nsltl-CI'eelon , light of 1010l'oW nlsht
It time affair of tonight was ci'rlcel to the
extreiiie. Bil for al that 'fmce was
ball } ' whlppel. , lie was nlrh' out In the
seventh rotmiid . bUI when Hefereo George
Slier hal COlnle,1 seven until 'ri-acey Showed
no Ilsn of rising Slier wns caled ; to one
sile of the ring , antI I } Ihe tme he waR
read ) ' 10 resume countilig . the gOng
SOUIIlll ( and Traccy , was sI'e : < ] tvan
hnoeleel him down three tme" In the Iith
aunt tIme referee might have counted twenty-
five before 'lcey was on hIs feet the last
( line . hut he did nol count al nih . un'l ' when
Tracey . was helped to lila feet , "no decision"
was announced.
The men came 1110 thc ming at 10:30 : The
first 10111 wal chiefly bl1rrlng. ; Trce ) '
got In three light ones on H'mt bodY Inll
receIved a hot onQ In the rib In r0turui .
Time second round was nil Itynmi's . he hit-
tng Trce ) ' repcatedl on thc head anti
only receiving one on the body from nnr
St Louis man. . tl
The third opened hot and , afer several
warm oxehiatiges . Trace Imoclcd Ryan to
his knees with n right on the chin. ) flynn
WIS up In an instant , and had time best or
the round after ( lint.
Iii the fourth and fifth Ryan kept lila loft
busy Iii battering Tracoy's head , and the
latter acted strtctly on ( lie leeih'e.
In the sixth Tracey's left eye was closed
omiti hiled ; iiofusehy. h1'amm ( lien sniasherl
him on time nose and brought a crImson
stream from ( hot organ. lIvan battered
Tracey ns lie pleased and knoclcr"I him
down with it. vicious left in the face. Traces'
was covered with blood as he went to his
corner.
1t'ami after tIlls had it s'cry onel' , lie
lcnoclced Tracey lInt in thic' m'ev'ntb , , antI ,
but for the lengthening of ( lie ( , allow-
amoco thin latter would have bc'en nut , ITo
was on time flor fully fifteen SeCOmilS ( ,
In tiic' lust rotund Trac'ev svus Ittloeketi 11110
time ropes , and i'hien lme heft thieni was Sent
to time floor. lie caine p after tIme rf'fere. '
had coiintml nlnt 1111(1 ( was at nice knoc'Icc'tl
tiosvn ngnin. He tottered to lila feet oiitl
5508 kilockehl coninletely 0111 , 'flip ' 'un do-
Claioli" svas nhiuioimnccd o ftel' Ill' imad 1eeim
carried to lila corner. 'J'raeey was in batl
, hmnpe at the end , hieing covered with bloo'l
froln Ills 070 , nose aild cheek. Ryami did
hot lmnve a scratch.
, tMiiNDIi1) TIlE Jut 1CEY ( il.Uit RULI.d.
Board of SioivnrtH ihopt FtmrthiortItt'rm -
I Io , , Shigirostel by I- . iCtiapi ,
NFJ\V YORK , March 20.-.The stesvarils of
( lie Jochcey club held a rneeiuig this nfter.
noon , those present being Atugtist Belmont ,
prt'aldent , C'olonel Thiounpatiti , Dr tiled'
Kiinpp ontl Johu1 Doiiner. The IlilClPnl
buslnes before the meeting was the report
of' Dr. Knapp on aiuendniens ( to ( lie racing
rule , iliti ameuilrnenta actedi on iim
Part . at time Inst ineethuig anti today's meet.
log. coimciutled thieumi. They were all lihiOhited.
Rule 38 , tmppiyilig to the reglstratIoli of
foals , svms amenducl hiy nddiiig the ( oh.
lowing clause : "It it is provei to time satifl-
faction of the stewards of ( ho chub that
falltmre of registration he imnlntehittooal or
accidental , such regiFtrauion may b jer-
mnitted by a pt'mellt : of l0 tr end , regis-
( ratIon , provlllehi such ulplication be hflhttle
before December 31 , "
ituk 15 , nIlilyiulg to partnerships , Is
lttflC'illel ( l' . adding time following clntmsc ;
"No uart cst.iiem slmlill assign hits sliiirc or
aimy part thereof for sale withioult ( hue writ-
tori coiuseiit of lmi partner or partmiors , "
Rule 72 , ii ) I cgard to thu UnJnuil forfeit
list , si'as Ulflenlet1 by adding tiuc fohluwing
'Tiis ( rule ftlualh not aplly to ( Ito entry In
it produce stake of mnitme'a and Minlhlolibu Whiti
ss'ere in ( he forfeit list. ' '
Ittilo 70 Is nnientled us' adding time follow.
lug larmgraph ; 1 "In liii races blioulIl tlitro
hue auiy surplus ( ron ) chInes or Ktmi8feriptloius
os't'r ( Ito advertised value it shah li hail
to ( hue winner , tunless stnteil ly' this enmidi.
thins to go to otimer horses iii tIme race. "
iltilo 117. which applies (0 ( torice's'
hicohisee , Is runieliiletl by ahlditig ! "J'iltt fee
for nppmeimtlce license shall iu $11) . to lIe liP-
plied on ( lie fee for st jockey's ' Iloeliso if it
is taken out 'hiring the year iii sehichi the
nurrentice's llceuise is talcen. "
The nmeiiilunant to ruin 78 is hirotmglit
about by the action of the S'tratnga Ititeing
ussociattoti last year Ibm withihoIiiuig from
tile whIner of a race this icturplums uulbovu the
advertIsed value , suit liuvlmig been brought
to recover It by the whIther 'rho : ttnt'nd-
imlent to rtuie I 17 , relbting to ihie lea ( or imp-
prentices , lB lPiie''Ph ) to be a wise coices.
iiioii , aN It wotild hiti sounethtlng of a hinril-
iImhp to compel a 1)07 ) to pay $35 for ii
license It lie clit.ultis a. pres'lous hleng as
an apprentIce. Other matters svero Ibrohmillit
( II ) before ( hue niceting. but here reerreil to
comnuittees to report at ( lie lleXL miic'eting ,
ss'hiichi will be held earhl' next week.
.
lCIu.iLItlN ltEI'UIINM j. ( lItl.'Z'lttlItil.
Cuati Not Meet ( bhtoynkl UntIl 110 1. 'l'htruugh
telihi luIIivsui ,
flii.TIMORE , Mart'Ii 20-lake IIlrain ,
accoinpanleel b9' bile trainer , J. .7. Ccii.
lmart , tiim'ived here ( allay. IillraIml ulilt'hIreil )
in excellent healthm and ephiith' , null a millglmt
nhirasion on ( lie brIdge ( If hula nose is the
Dill ) ' imiark Ime bears of huis recent 0000pliter.
Iii speakllig of this meeting. Niirtiiui uId ;
' 'I inn eatlatied st'IIhu Limo outcomne. IL ivits
miierely tiui experiment. I wanted to see
WImILt I could do. O'l ) . imnel is a clover boxer
but I think iiiu ( iui good sozidhtion I cuuid
stAt ) hIm readily. "
Kllraln ( oumnil telegram awaitIng' him
from Parson DavIes , who Is anxIous to ur-
range a ten.round mulch hitwt'mt h llraln
uiid Chmoyuiski , to be fought iii Citcagu uhout.
AprIl 1 , 1llrstiiu salt hint lie woulil ho
obliged to disregurd thin iiffur fur ( he 1mrs.
elii , as hula vrospectlve siivthlug ivitli liuhii.
warm wouid delnanel all lml litmie.
Tourist Whitirunrimiti'urg , giz
The Tourist Wtmeeiinen of Omimhiu held a
well attended maccLing last 'tIght Itt the
New York h.ie building ( of the lurtQse of
I reorganizing ( lie club , Thu report of tIme
, COhiin4itttde (0 ( look up old members mmd
solicit new iiicmbera under thin imew orgami-
I IzuIoit wus i'ery liatteriimg , Mans' of ( lie
I old members will elmier thi iesY QraIlizt.
ttou and many ( lier cyclists have slimIhI'j
theIr Intention at joining. A. new ennati-
ttitlon fthloIitel anti ollcers ! were elected
for the enatming year as tollowat 10. 1' .
Walker , presldeimt ; A , ( . , ad8tti'tce pret' .
d'nl F. S. Newcountm , secretary ; " , , A ,
lh.ingtiletreastirer ; It. IC. iliimlthi , captain.
Alexaniher Meltoui svna appointed first hell-
teuiitnt.
Thee constituting ( lit' committees are :
George Saiiclma 24. 0. Daxolm nnhh It. K.
Sunithm , racing board' J. 11. lfb'nCs , A. C.
Adams antI H. 1' . 'alker , entertainment
( 'din in It I cc.
Time' next niceting' svlll be lmehl 'rlnmrsda
evening , Marchi Ibl , 1mm rocun 312 New 'or
I.lfe bthihthlumg , at wimlehi ( hue tIme irellnuinarY'
nrrnmigclnelmta for tIme first mnoumtht's runi
lviii be comlmiml0tel ,
lli.sUi.Td : ON TilE IItINNINO TI1ACICS ,
Talent at hay llstriet limit a 't'onghi Tisna
; imuiIng ( lit , Mimiilsrks.
SAN FI1ANC1SCO , Mardi 20.-Rain Inade
( lie truck iietti'y today , Itlill tlmt timmie ss'nis
Coiiseqimelmtly sio' . Thme rueluig ss'ns notable
tol' time mae 'itim whmit'hi ( lie hiret horses ivon.
lii es'er' Iuistniwe they catime in froimi teIm to
ts'cnt ) ' leiigth nhieiul , The oimly favorItes
to s'ln 'ero Contribution amid 1.1101(3 , ' log.
14i1 iimmmiitiy
Fim'st 11000. five ( tiriongs , ninittemia : My
Sveetheart , , 9' ) ' , hlt'iiii-iehi (3 to 2) ) , won : ilra.
tirit , fIJ , lsoIit (7 ( to 13) ) seeoluti ; l'ronto , hJbh ,
Chevalier (7 ( to 1) ) , tlmirt , Tiimie : tti5. : Momi-
roe Ontario , ilitneroft , I.eoiintusVallnco
null P31-Colt tilso ran.
SecotmIl race , live furloimse , iimaIthciia : Are.
tic , Iti , Itusseli ( ti to I ) , % % 'oll ; Evit S colt DO ,
150111 ( tO to 1) ) , secoimtl ; Kingsley , 107 , Carr
(7 ( to 5 tImIrd , 'rimime : I :0i. : Rosalie , Sole-
thail , . .tdIoL nod .1 0 ( . uii0 ran ,
Timird race , 0110 iiiile , selling : arniOr , SO ,
111111cr (8 ( to 1) ) , svoim ; ltoiiia. 99 , A. Isommi (3 (
to 1) , sceolid ; Mowitza , 19 , 12 , Isuin ( S to 5) ) .
tlmlrd. 'l'ime : I :4S-V : . Esperolmee' . I'rImice
Elmirhy , iteed Itoot , Myron cliii Mere also
i-li ii.
Fourth race , fiVe furlongs. selling : fleil
Bird , 101 , Isom (3 ( to I ) , woim ; Sligo , 107 ,
Curr ( tAcit ) ilt'coumtl ; Almhic'tte , 110 , ) 'iggott.
IS to 1) ) , tlird. 'l'ilime I :0ui. : hdel5itrlatitl ,
Aliliie 1'.toort' , W'ag ttitl Sir llegIlmmtld itlso
ran ,
F'iftlm nice , itille and a isixtc'eiith lianill-
cap : 1.1101(7 tog , 115 , Citrr (6 ( to td , WOnt
( liisslc , ill , I Lt'llimichis (3 ( to I ) , sct'oimtl ; itike
Hte'CiudI , 102. Enmiuhi ( It ) to 1) ) . thuiril. Tinme :
I :11. : Captain ( 'ester also mit.
Sixtlm isce , uSe furlongs , selliiig Coutri-
liitioim , , 107 , lsoimm ( I to I ) , won ; Sir iticititril ,
110 , Citrr ( I to I ) , second ; Mhuihlstrty , 103 ,
Sloan ( i to 1) ) , third , 'l'iuime ; 1ti3.'uicmtmm :
nihil Iliunjo also i'iii.
Nh\V OflI.1LNS , Mmirchi 20.-Cool and
clear ; track good. Iteslilts :
Fit-st i'iiee , six ftmrhongst .Ichiiiimy Ittellaic
(5 ( to 2) ) ivoil. leltishi (4 to 11 recoilul. DrVork
( I ti ) 0) ) tlmiu'h , Tinme : 1 : l6 ,
Sc'oiiii rare , four furiouigs : l1'artminn (4
(0 ( li woii , Sister ltosnliiitl ( II to 11 miecOiid ,
l1mit 1.ew (3 to 2) ) thud , 'l'imne : O:5) : ' , .
Thuirl race , sIx fnm'Ioiigs : llethrs' Jeimlciii
( S to 1) ) WOli , Kiuig Croft (5 ( to ) second ,
l'dtflhIli (10 ( ( 1) ) iltird , Time : 1:16. :
Fotirtlm race , ses'eim ftlrloiigs : Molhie fl
(11 ( (0 1) ) svoli , MIss Gallop (5 to 2) ) ecoiid ,
VIolence Ii (6 ( to 1) ) thmli'dI , ' [ 'inie : 1:30. :
I1ifthm i'aCe , six furloligs : Gold liiat 7 to 5) )
5100 , 131. Croix (2t ( ) to 1) ) Seeolid , F'oxhmnll (8 ( to
1) ) thmirti , 'h'inie : 1:16. :
ST. l.Ot'IS , Muirrlm 20.-1'iist St. Lotus me-
SlitC Fii'st met' , thui'ee-fotirtiis of a tulle :
1)esiglitir svomi , Oiieisa second , Moiltell third ,
'nIne : l:22. :
Second i'nce , iilne-slxteentlus of a imiihc
FhI lunlnp second , ilordcrer tlmitd ,
'l'iinp : 1:00. :
TliIr'l lace , tht'e-eighithis of n himiho : Florollit
iso. : hIcl'ndoli stCoiid , C'nuithirt tlmlrd , Time :
'
' m-ace , utet'emi-cighutlis of a mIle : lolm-
ert I .itttit svoii , I\torlotte second , 'l'ext. thilu"ih.
1'iine : 1:35. :
Fifth race , thiree-tmirters : of a iiiile l'Ilul-
ette i"Oii , l.lhieris' hell aecolitl , Say \\'hiefl
tlmirtl. 'J'Ilmie : 1:21) : ) .
sIbtUN : 1) bLIND 00' . 'L'il Lll'i'tO UNION ,
Coimtesliiilia ICeep I lie 'orIc ( loltig llri8kly
itt I lit , l'lti 'biIrg iil.'t.
I'ITTSBURG , i\larclm 20-'l'hun second
uiight'I Prehiinlihary OnlI hdeiTiiilfllil bouts ot
the ss'euitlm annual tournliiucill : of tue Amer-
icaim Athletic ltliioii attracted more timan _
200 lei'SOuiS to Cycloi-ahiia huh toliigli ( . Fit-
teen eveiits ss'erc Phuhleil ott , , tnti ( lie remain-
hug filiuls alid seinl-liuials ivill take place on
Friday eveuiliig. 'l'ime following tire time
stminnini'ies of tonIght's evomits :
l'relhniiimnm'3' 115 imottlil boxiimt-0'Cnnnor ,
1'Ittsburg 0. L. A. (3 , , clefei.ted Tighir , Scrumil-
toll , Excelsior A , C. 1 JoyCe , l'ittslurs , N. , A ,
C. , ilctcatctl MIt' , l'IttsbtmrgV 11. 23. C. ,
( ( % vO mounds ) .
I'rellmtiinnm'y wi'cstlliig , 15) potunds-1c-
Gi'esv , Pittsburg A. C , , defeated Banks ,
l'ittslnmrg , B. A. C.
l'rc'hiilitlinry 35 Potind 1)OXiiigLOWls ,
Pittsburg , 1' . . A. C. , defeated Jiechc , l'itts-
iurg , O. I , . 'A. C.
l'rcllinlnarY 155 1iounhl wrestling-iteiimeclce ,
Pittsburg , C. ' 1 . V. , defeated Juinison ,
l'ittsbhmrit , C. A. C.
I'relinituiary 1IS hOtlfld wrestling-Cava-
11aug11 , K. A. C. , Pittsburg , defeated fleck
of l''lins'iVaiiIa , l'hiliatieiplila.
Semt-fluial , 115-hotlntl hmoxlng-Horeum , Iii. A.
C. . l'ittsiurg , defeated McGraw , N. A. C , , .4
I'ittsbimrg ; Madden , C.t. . C. Philadelphia ,
defeated Mitchell , 11. 1. . C , , Fitsburg ,
Semi-final , 125.pouuid boxing-Caniphieli , 0.
I , . A. C , , Pittsbiirg , chefeated MeMalmon ,
N. A C. , J'ittstihirg.
Seini-tlnnl , lb-poulld boxing-1\Itmtzner ,
S. I. A. C. . New York , got time decision over
\\'iltechiecic , C' . A. C. , Plulladelpimla , by a
foul.
foul.Prehinilnary 115-lOUIill wrotling---flarber ,
13. A. C' . , l'ittshurg , defeatehi Ilehrens , M.
A. C. . letrflit ; Kerwin , K. . 't. C. , l'itu'hurg ,
defeateil Cominelh , S. S. A. C. , Pitsburg.
Semul-ilnal , 115-pohimlll boxing'-Quiimlm , It. A.
CPlttsburg. . defoatett Joyce , N. A. C. ,
l'itsburg : O'toiiiior. 0. L. A. C. , l'ittshiarg , 4
defeated McNally , 23. A. C. , Pitsburg. (
SinI-liiInl. llii-poiiiuh wrestling-Upton ,
C. A.C. . . Cleveland , defeated 11111mb , 0 , S.
A. C. , l'lttsburg ,
lIeR Crnlcr llimvs ii Irhver.
NE\V YORK , March 20.-IUclmlird Crolcer
made his first pureliuse totlay at ( lie sale of
trottilig tok at MndIscli Square Carrion.
Frank Fox , represetiting Mm , Croicer. bought
thii pacer. Itihiy at , 2lt : % , for $1,271. 'ilia
total ntmmnher Of horses sold tliirinur ( lie day
S.hIH fIfi' , nhlii ( lie toirul recelpN ( $10,515 , nil
; is''rtiuce ( of lt0.10 a hmeatl ,
l.IcXING'l'ON , ICy. , March 20.-The horse
siheio ( OIlIly WCI'O very poor , Foi'Ly trotters
aveu'aged $56. 'i'hie liighist price was ( or
hilly Voting , cli. rn , , 6 , Young Fullerton-
Noru ; , JOlmb I" . I'al-ne , I.xIngtoii , GO0. . , .
litinlny had tim , , hlettor of Oriffo.
I'IIILADIOIal'IIIA , March : 2G.-'ouuog
cruffo ; and Jack hlanlc'y ( ought six lively
roiintls at ( un Boumtlmwark AthletIc chub to-
nighmt , and whIle no I1lcisiolm SiltS giveli the
etihitost chided ilecldedly in favor of Ifanley.
( irI000 ICIIS 'vilelltly not in the best condl-
tlon. although lie lsmt up a good clefemise ,
In the 1:1st : rniihud there was Plenty of iilmarp
oxchianieh' ; , Grifto hitting llnmiiey threa
( lInes In m'oturmm.
Stmtiioii JUty % i'IIIds Is lottl.
IttNlNG , Mlcii. March 20-The famous
stallioim , Roy \S'iikcs , tiled ( allOy. 'Vhmen 3
years ohil lie imiaiA an exhibition Imille In 2:13 :
and last foil 11 ' iOerehh Ills record to 2:06 : %
at NashvIlle. 'i'lio stallion IInS clretl by Rod
\\'llkes , son of (1. 1. . Wilkes , Ills thaw was
Mary Maya. by Marhirino I'ntchicii , a SOn of
Manilirirto Chief , lie was 0 yeare 0111 and was
last sold fur 30O00.
I I roldil I iii , Ci it Iiit iV I ii gi ii t itt'cci ni ,
hIALliAX , March 20-Corporal Kutrahaw
rf time . h"irat ling's reglneimt , lisa brokem' : ( lie
world's record at dub swlngiuig , lie swung '
four-pound c'luiba contlnulolhshy for twelve
hours and thirty-one minutes , The best
previous record was hiebi In Eqglaimd mind was '
twelve hours 1111(1 ( ( Weihty.hihihh ) mninuitc'g vltla
( wa-pound clubs.
\'lhl I'igjt , ? ' , n'lr tIii'ltIa ,
ONEIIA , N. Y , , Macott 20-George lioilck
of Oneida tmnd 1ilhl' 1)amy of Itonie , N. Y , ,
have sigumeil artlelt's of agreeinciit to tight a.
limIted Iitmmhei' of rrunds whtiuhim a radius
of fifty himlles of ( lila lte Withihil two ii'eeics
a t 1 II ) liUihtl5. 'J'hie i'tlrs'u ' ' seill bu $204) It aid e ,
lacey lIt svell iiItiS'li Iii New Yotic City ,
having toughitjacbc lt'nilItt'Y ,
, J tilt ps'iui ' ! ih ity .1 ii I it I Ii ii i'm , fe'shi ,
EIYILACU5I23 , N. Y. , March 20.-Toni Edt
Is fit't'e In constmltatlon % % 'ihi bIcycle UlaflU-
faC'tUielii In relation to John 13. .1ohiunin be.
coniliig a professiomial , liii i3y ( hint John.
idomi will : ti-ri'u. lucre fi'oin 'L'oi otmto * omnorlow.
ivhieim it decision Iii thu mattel' Lviii be ar.
iived at.
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1511 rry tutu l.eoit itlgtvlieil tgahtm.
CHICAGO , March 20-Jimbmy : Barry an
Clapor h.eon have beeii noaLcietl for a fiftien.
routni contest to come oft iii ( hi9 lity Marcb
ao. Barry defeated Leon last September ,
hot ( rri'ti up Liii. Plitumil mititi hsist.
SOIJ'l'll ENID , 01:1. , March 20-'riils see-
tion was visited by one of ( he most re-
iuuurlcabk' storuiimt in the Iiijltouy o tltla regiols
last liihi ( , Froimi 4 p. m. untIl 2 mc. iii , ( Ito
wind 1)1135 % ' eighty niliee an hour from a
norlliss'eictei I ) ' dIrection , tilling ( lie air whit
autiti and dust causiilg couiipiete cdtlilpeftsioji
or travel anti tiullig serIous .umage to pror ; .
erty , Wheat imlitl vegetubles iii time sanily
low lands arts IOW Iiitidt'im froni view under
several inches or dust.U ,
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4)hli-'I'lm.ni i'Iuimgcr's tberscr Ctoietl1
CHICAGO , ? ttnrcli 20.-Ira holmes , 'who
had been lrcmlnent ( or mnany years itt
local suid tinulielul circles , Is dead , Orlnpe
wait ( lie cause. llolnie * was oiue of ltiu
hioavk'st of tha olU.Iijne plungets , lie
scoreil his grc'lltvst success hut 1581 , wheui hm
bailed WIiCai , front $1.00 Lu 11.41 a bushehc
arid tiit thu rise of over 40 cents clenroll
° ? ' . lte weu beri In lirocloport , 4