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NOTICES. AilverHncMH-iitn for ihrne cnlninii lie tnkcit until lUittO p. tn > fIn < > ( crcnliiK n nil until H p. in. for til iniiriilnu nnil Hiniiliiy rilltlnnn , rtlxiT" , 1i > - rninrntltiR n ntiin IIITPI ! olirrlc , can linve minivers nil- 'HNcil to it iiiiiiilx > rril letter lit rnra Tlii * Hoc. AiiMtTor * no nililri-awri r\\il\ lie ilcllviTi-il iipnn prcNPiilnllot of the clirrlc only. UntPi , 1 l-2c n ttnril flrnt Inocrtloni le n non tlirrriiftcr.iillilni ; tnUcii for IPX " ' ' nn SBe for flr 4t Innprtlon. Tlic p mli * " * * > pnicnH 111114 lie rnn oonncen- siTi'ATioxsVAvrr.n. . rOPNO MAN WANTS PLACE TO HO CHrmi-H tnko care of furnace , hnr p * or cow. f r lioanl Omnhn Itm. Col , cor. I'm nnd Knrruim , _ _ A-103 WANTED. 11Y MAN AND Wirfi Pt.ACIJ TO rook , Ujth irotid cnoks ; ten sears' pxporlrnre. Address II 1C , HPI- . A MI73 5 * n MAI.H IIRI.P. WANTED WVI3. INTELLIGENT AOKNTS IN Omnhn , to rirgnnlze cliilwi of thrpo to flve > fninl- llp of our famous Orchard Ilom1 Innd In rentrnl Ml iln lppl The tide nf ImmlRrntlnn H south , where there arc no hot winds , nn vlnteri , no Mlsznrdi no crop fallurw ; nvnn en pi of fruits nnd RnnV > n tnic : rcc' oil on Mrth : bet rallwiv fnellllles. foo. W. m , general agent , KIT Fnmam at. . Omiba. n < 11 W\NTHn. A COAT HANDi STEADY WOIIK unit Rood pay. Henry Knssot > aum , tnltor. West Tnlnt Nfh II M82.1 IM TO J150 PAID SAI.HSMIIN KOIl CIGAUS ; experience not ncrwnrv : e lrn Indnreini-nt to cintnmerH. Illshcn f , ICIInr , St. I.fulls , Mo. n M013 JiS WANTED , FinsT-rr.Ass STHNOGUAPHKH nnd Hrmlngton operator. Address , giving ret- prenop * nnd etperlrnrn. II J , Ilo" . II MIDI 31 BAI.Kg.MlIN TO TAKR OIIDHUS ANO "cOT , . lortj > W livid MKII..I l > y n liuilnr * * * llrm r - imlird : exclusive ii-rrlrnrvi IM to J30 weekly. Kir particulars nddrc r. O. nox l.ir.t , NfW York City 1l MI77 31 * WANTED. ClflAH luf.KSMAN' . NON'R HUT experienced mm nc l npply. I ttx. Klotclior Company , Cniloll , Iiu It M175 0 AVANTKI ) FUMAI.n HUM' . WANTED O HIT * TOH OENEIIAI * HOIJSE- worlt nt N. W. cor. of 21it nml Lalhrop. C M93S-31 WANTED-OIUI. IfK OENEIIAI. IIOL'SK- work ; three In fiunllj1113 South ? ) lh. ' * ' t'rli2 _ WANTED , OIHL TOU GE NEItAL TIOI'Si- work. 2719 Jarknim Hirtct. C 11172 " ' un.vr HOUSES. F. It. DAUUNG , BAIIKER IU.OCIC. n in IN ALL I'AUTS OP TUB CITY. THE O. F. navla Compiny , 1503 rarnnm. D 414 [ PUNISHED HOUSE FO hoii'ie , ten rooina , clesautly fiunl hetl , hot water Ii at , launilry , staljle. rnnlaBC , etc. Tims. V. Hull. . fllO I'nxton block. D 115 _ STANKOHD CHICLE COTTAGES. 0 ROO.MH nil modL'in , Ka * . fuul. Apply Uyion Heed Com- pany. 212 S. . . 141h nt. D I1G _ HOUSKS. 11ENI2WA & CO. , 10J N. 15TH ST. U-417 _ CIO NO , 20TII. 4-UOO.\r COTTAGE. li.25 No. 20th , u-room ll\t. nice. 1G2J N. 101 h , S-rooin Lilclc. COI No. 17th , 8-rooin hrlcU. Ouialia Heal Estate & Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth. FOU IlENT , HOUSE OF TEN HOOMS , HOD- ern conveniences ; very Imndy to hUHlnesa. I2n- qulrc of U , JC. Mount. 203 S. ICth nt. D 836 " AND 9-Ko"oM iOUSnS ? ON FAHNAM AND 5-room house on 22d and Lcavenworth , cheap. sl JACKSON ST . 7-HOOM MODERN. J20. HOG Lnfayctto uve , , 9-room modern , $23. 207 S. 24th at. , ll-room modern. SW. S)1 S. 21th St. . 9-rjom , modern , f30. 2773 Webster St. , 7-rooni modern. J23. 2773 Hurt St. , 7-"oim modem , S20. 920 N. 27th avc. , 7-ioom modern. J20. 2002 S. llth Bt. . 7-roum modem , Si > . 2004 S. llth st . 7-room modern. J23 , FIJellty Tiust Company , 1702 Fiunam st. D-C07 31 _ FOU RENT. MODEItN HHICIv HOUSE OF 11 nr 2H rooms nt 1H-I10 N. 25th st. Sea J. N Frcnzer , opposite postofllco. Tol. 534. D 827 8&1AU * HOUSE ! 411 S. 24'nt AYR AYRD D JI3I3 " 8 TO 4-n. HOUSES CHEAl' OS N. I3T1I ST. 1) MO'iO Jit * _ B1X-HOOM MODEItN IIOrSR. EMII.Y ri At'E. ISlh , Bouth of Slnnderwn. m)71 ! ) I * MODEItN HOUSES. C. A. STAUH. 923 .V Y. I.lfo bulldlnK. D M1SO roil IlISNT KUHMSIII01) ItOO.MJ. TIIHICE IIOOMS roit not'snicEni'iNo TO man and wife ; rent taken ! board , aio tf. 17tn. I'UHNISHED OU UNFUKNISHED HOO1IS , madern conveniences ; G21',4 H. 19th street. , E-041 JO * 3 OH a PARTLY ri'IlNISIIKD ROOMS FOU light tioiisekeephiBj che.ip rent. 2011 Hurt st. E lin 31 * KOO.1I ! > A.\D HOAHI ) . FHONT ROOMS. WELL HEATED ; FAMILY hoard If desired ; rates reasonable. 321 North 23d st IT C78 NIGH WAHM fioOMS ; OOOD HOARD ; RATES u.monable The Hone , 2020 Ilurnev , 1.--MSOC Jin rou IIKNT.rintNiKiinu rnoM- ROOMS with orlthout lH > .ird ; steam htat. vlactrlo liells , hnths , ratei renaonalile. Ilia Midland Hotel , ICth and Chicago stieets [ ' ; > 27-33 BOHTII KltONT KOO.MS. IIOAIU ) . WO ? DOUQ- h , I'-Al 813 J 11 I'llONT 11OOM WITH AI.COV1 ! SI'1TAI1L13 for two : liom.l If deslied. 2007 Cass gt. gt.F 0 ; < .2 Kl'UNISIli : ! ) UOO.MS AN lTTlOAllD. 1511 FAll- nim. 1' 3H3.2 * ri'UNISHKD ROOMS WITH lIDAltn. 310 South 2Cth strict. K in 10-1' ROOMS WITH ROARU ; STHAM 1I1JAT. Utopia , 1721 Iuvi4iiult. | I' MIIS J4 iti.vr HOOMS. 4 ROOMS : WATI3R IN KITCIIHN ; CKNTRAL : irasonable rent ; nlco for bjusi-kevi'lnir. 1703 Wclster st. Q-M5Sil run HUNT sTuiir.s AXO TOR HUNT. THI : 4-sTonv nntcic nt CIO Farnain Ml. IhU bulldlnK has a lire- liroof eonient li.iai'iuenl , coii | | > l to steam lirnt- Inx lUtuiCH. water im all 1i > uis , gas , utu. Ar * ply at I'm iiillcu of The llee. I 8 II ) IlUlLniNO AT Wit KAIWAM ST. , 3 n to ill's nnd liaiienicnf cued for \\hok t.iU > or rot 1111 puipo > e , : il Flint KJ | . Hank hUi ; . FoiTliCNT"OKKICIV 1IOOMS. 1C13 DOIKILAH XJNI'ARAI.LiLiiJ : OPPOUTI'NITV FOR FIRST nf > i' r , iheati , Knuery KIOIH , meat iiiarKfl. druK otoru , ujlh all tlxtuicv uninpktv ; HUltod Oilier as iloiwitnifnt ti.it > or ID rent uep- a utelv ; locution cvtili.il. lmlnb2JOI , SMI. :3"3. J.OT Davenport strict. Apply TUjnl. on the Pr tnlin. I Mill 31' AOU.NT.S WAXTiiJ. WANTKl ) TO TAKI1 ORDiilS FOR our celebiatld tl " "I runtoin piulu nnil suits , clili-nK'O Custom 1'iinU Co. , 205 Fifth live. , Chlriifo. J-MPI7 F5 yroiiAnn , BTQUAOU , FRANK r.WERS. KH IIARNHY. M iJl STORAOI : AN'n WAnuuairsn co. . 1 > > 'S-310 Jones. Ueneral ttoruu'J and forwarding , M-I.-2 PHU SAI.nIIOHSKSVAfJOS , I5TC. SAI.I3. BTAN11ARD URED KHNTUCKY 'imtlnatlon hi'ne ; unrrnnted. AiVlress H 19 , l'-M100 U lUIll ) WOOD 4 AND 6-FOOT FENCE FOR tarn crltiblnr. C * . It. Lf . $01 Douglas. Q 423 BUATKS. ALL. 81Zis. U CUNTS TO (1.00. Omaha Ilic/cla Cu. . 323 N. HLX Q-M31S 'ou -MiscniiA.\nocs. . , ( Contlnue < I. ) ONK FINH SHAI.SKIN NKWMARKET AT A grcnt bargain. 1111 Douglas stmt. O A. Il < . _ _ Q-M5S1-F3 foil SAM : , iinaisTKRUD jnnsnv cow. i quarts ; Ju t oomlnff hi. It. C. Patterson. Rams t > lock. Q MTO9 St FOR SAr.n , StCOND-IIAND nnMIN'OTT > as new. It. C. Patterson , lUmRe block. q-MlOOO 31 I1UVS A JlSflO DIAMOND RINCI : Tir- fans * setting ; fine white 'tone. It l.t , ll-c. ( J-M1T9 31 * JIRSIY rows. ntKsii ; T\VO itnois tr l Jfr vyi ; ana Jcr y Durham ; grnnd , tils rich mlIkiT. ; } M i cnr. Wan'"d extni good spring co s. Address H 14 , . ciAinvov.\\T.s. SIRS. DR. II. WARRHN , CI.AIKVOYANT. RC- llnbla business liKdlunn tth fear at 119 N. ICth S 121 MA.SSAHi : , I1ATIIS , IJTC. MADAM HMini. ir.22 DOI'OI.AS STUniiT. 2ND floor , mom 11. MABSUSC , steam , alcihol nnd sulphitrlhe balhi. T-M9M4 MME. HOWnLL. TURKISH AND iiiCTRlC : baths. Finest parlors In city. 318-320 S. 15th. T-MS04-31 * MMI3 AMHS , FORMHRLYOPBT I.nriS. Mas sage and baths. C07 S. 13th St. , 21 llxir. loom 10. T M'.S3 4" I'HH.SO.VAI/ . VIAVA 310 nnn HLDO. . IIHALTH ROOK free ; home tientment ; lady attendant. U 425 RATIIS. MASSAOn. MMn. POST , 3I9H 8. 13TH. U 12(1 ( FIND LIVHRY R1OS CIIHAP. KD IIAI'MLUY 17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. HO. U-427 IJIJI.I.P ni'i nitLY c'oiisirr MAHI ; TO ORDKR at I9 rainam. Lady agents w anted. U-MS37 J 25 MON13Y TO LOAN ON PIANOS , HICVCLES , jewelry , etc. ; strictly confidential. P. O. box KO , IATRI.MONIAL ConilUSPONDENCi : HURKAU. Paper and lists. We. Earth Pub. Co. , SI I-ouls. Mo. U 603-JanC * SUPERFLUOUS HAIR AND MOLKS RH- nioxcd by electricity. Mine. 1'ost , 319H S. 15th. U-8M HSS VAN VALKHNllURnil DHSTROYS PER- imnently by electricity sinieilluous hiilr , moles , warttt. etc. Room 4IC. N. Y. Life Uldsr. U -902 MOffllV TO LOAN H AIj KSTATE. ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y. Life. Loans at low rates for choice secuilty In Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city property. IONRY TO LOAN AT LOWHST RATES. THE O. r. Davla Co. , 1505 rainam at. W 129 PER CKNT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA real estate & Neb. farms. W. 1) . Melkle , Omaha. W-430 1ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fainam.131 W -131 1ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Urcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton Illk. W 132 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 023 N. Y. LIFE. W 133 IORTQAGES. O. O. WALLACE. DROWN RLK W-434 LOANS ON IMPROVED ft UNIMPROVED CITY propel ty. W. Farnain Smith & Co. , 1S20 F.irnam , W 135 tORTOAOE LOANS ; LOW RATES. J. D. Zlttlo , 16th and Douglas , Omahn.W W 133 HARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO 10 years ; low rates. Garvln Bros. . 210 N. Y. t W 437 VANTED AT ONCE , APPLICATIONS FOR laiKo loans on bu.slsesss piopcrty , also dwell- IIIIT IIOUHU lonn : dun't wnlt until > our old Innu evpirps. apply IIU > T. Pidfllty Trust com pany , 1702 Farnain St. W 913 J23 -.000.00 OR LESS TO LOAN ON IMPROVED Omnlin real estate at 8 per cent. Address G 67. Hue otllce. \v 933 JIOiVKY TO tOAJf CHATTKLS. lONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS , horses , wngond , etc. . at lowest rates in city ; no removal of good * ; strictly confidential ; you can pay tht loan off nt any time or In any amount. amount.OMAHA OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . SOS S. ICth st. . X 433 MONEY TO LOAN , 30. Cl ) , 90 DAYS ; FtinNI- turp. pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8. ilnrlccr block. x 139 IHIHIMCSS CIIA.VCIOS. FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD and Deadwood ; both doing peed business. Ad- diess Matt Klopp , Lead or Deadwood , S. D. Y M407 MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION In Krnln through n reliable , successful dim ; ex- cellfnt opportunlti H to mnke prodtH by our new plans ; fully oi'lalncd and sent free ; hlcheat references , rattlson & Co. . 700 Omaha Hide ; . , Chicago. I" . Y M478 FOR HAI.I3 HKAI. , ESTATE Hl'SINESS. very finnll capital rrnulrnl ; line op nlnr ( for yminff man. Address H 12 Hep. Y 121 31 KOH nxoiiA.vr.i3. EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR Omaha ; what have you to offer. II. F. Dalley. 940 N. Y. Llfo llldg. 55-411 CLEAR CHICAGO PROPERTY TOR FIRST class farm near Omaha. T. D. McCulllch , suite 001 , Chamber of Commerce , Chicago. III. Z-S01-J13 FOR EXCHANGE-OMAHA PROPERTY AND J6.000.0) cash for Chicago property. T. B. Me- Culloch , sulto 001. Chamber of Commerce. Chicago - cage , Ills. Z SM-J15 TO EXCHANGE. PINE IMPnOvHnTAND UN- ImpiovPd I a mis In southern California and soms money for good imu'linndlse from ten to furty thousand dollars. Address P. O , IIDV 701 Riverside , C.il. / mD70-31 * TOR SAI.K-IICAL I5ST.VTB. ABSTRACTS. THE I1YRON REED COMPANY. RE 2 _ IMPROVED FARMS. O. W. CARLOCICr"l203 Fauiam st. nis 614 Jl * _ _ RAROAINH , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- ertlea and farms. John N , Frenzer , opp. I' . O , 11AROAINS , HOUSES , I.OT3 AND "FARMS ; nalo or tiadc. r. K. Darling. Darker block , RE-444 FOR HAROAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS call or ivrlto D. V , Shales Co. , Flrat National Hank llldg. RE M815 31 WANTKD-LAROI3 CITY AND FARM PROP- erllca for * ate or exchange. T. II. MiX'ulloch , sulto 601 , Chamber oC Commerce. , Chicago , Ills. RE-SOO-J13 HERE IS A SNAP. A FULL tO-FOOT LOT. only 3 to S blks , from the vtry Ilnc. t homes In tha city. Coil J2,7iW. Ileautlful bulldlnir Kite Only tl.200. Will take u ( SOU to J7i > J lot and balance 3 years nt 7 per cent. Fidelity Trust company. 1702 Farnam t , RE 9W-31 SHOHTIIAXO AXD TYl'UWIUTI.VQ. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE. 4SD OMAHA 11USINESS COLLEGE. 1JT1I , FARNAM 491 RIO IJARGAIN8 IN SECOND-HAND HI- cycle. * ; skates. 33c to } 3.DO. OmMin. lilcycle Co. , 3M K. 16th el reel. MC05-J8 1100,00 IIICYCI.E FOR J50.00 , IMPERIAI- . USED but twice , till * week only. Address H 13 , Hue. M174 2 * I'AAV.MIUOICIJRS. H , MAROWlTr. LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1 ST. M IIOTKLS , APTNA HOUSE ( EUHOPRAN ) . N. W. COR. ISlh and Dodge. Rooms by day nr wtck. 45 : THF. LANllK HOTEL. 602 S. 1STII ST.i hTEAM heat ; tahla boaid , 5.1.W per w U. M163 iionsua HORES WINTERED. REST OF GARB given hones , both winter and cummer. Additis M. J , Watch. Gr tim , Neb , M77S UPIIOLSTBIII\O 1'UHMTDllC. UPHOLSTERING. FURN1TURU REPAIRED and rackrdery cheap this r.icntU , M. B. Walkfii. rill Cumlntr.1rtl. . 1J11. K1 llt'ILDI.Vr. AM > OAN ASSOCIATIONS IN MUTUAL U * R. ASS'N PAT D , 7 , 3 per ctvit when 1 , I , I years old ; nlwnn redeemable. 1701 Farnam it. . Nattlnger. Rfc HOW TO GET A IIOMB OR SECt'Iin GOOD Interest nn invlnps. Apply to Omaha , U * II. Au'n , 1794 IJoo blilB. n , M. Nattlnger. See. U.MlilTAICiilS AM ) I2MIIAI.MI2US. II. K. Rt'RKRT , Ft'NERAn niTtECTOR AND embalmcr. 1CI5 Chicago St. , telephone M. 464 SWANSON & VALIEN , 1T01 CUMINO , TEL- . Idea 455 M. A. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND KM- Imlmer. 1IK Farnam t. , telephone K4t8 anrsic. AIIT A.M > I.AXOUAOI : . OEOltaE r. GELLENRECK. 11ANJO AND cultar teacher. 1815 Chlcnco st. 109 I.ONT. LOST-IIROWN Pt-RSE , RETWEEN MER- chnntV Nntlonn ! hank nnd KSlli nnd Dodge on I nrnnm or ICth streets. Pulse conlillncnl dlnmonil rlnir , Itpy nnd Mnnll rhnnge Name and addr < " < * on Inside of purse Finder plenco rnurii to owner nnd receive reward. Mlns Cora Ujrlaml. Lo t-123 31 * Searles & Searles SPECIALISTS IN Ncivous , Cliroji'j ' nnd Private SEXUALLY. All 1'rlxiito nncl I > l oriliTsc > f .lion Trent nii'iit byiu.ill cuiiHUltiitliin fruu * SYPHILIS Cured for life and the poison thorouKhlf Itanacd from the .ystcm. PILES. FISTULA nd mCTAI , ULCERS. HYUKOCELG AND VARICOCT5LB permanently and successfully nred. Method new nnd unfailing. STRICTURE AND new method without pain or cutting Call on or address with stamp. Dr. Scarlcs & Scarlcs 111 > 8. 14th St. . . , Om " " ' My mama usid Wool Soap ) ( I wish mme had ) WO OLENS will not shrink if , Is used In the laundry , Wool Pnnp Is dpllcalortml refreslilnu torbuth pur- loses. TUo best cleanser ; flnn a bur at vaitr tleulcrs. 'no sizes : tollotand Inundry. aworth , Schodde & Co. , Makers , Chicago. RC'n.ith.imSt. . Hasten , in l.noimnl tSK , ' Konr York.V27 Chestnut ht..bt. Louts. ONCR MORE In harmony with tbo world , 200O completely cured won nro elogmg happy prulscs for tlm greatest , grnnd- cst and most suc cessful euro for sex ual weakness and lost vigor known to medical science. An nccountof thlstcoii- ilrrfnl illMorcry , In book form , with ref erences nnd proofs , will be scut to Buf fering men ( sealed ) free. Full manly visor permanently restored. Failure impossible. ERIE MEDICAL GO.IBUFFALON.Y. WHITE STAR LINE. Sailing from New York Wcdn sdayn , as follows. No gulling the 25th ot December. 1896. Teutonic , Jan. 1 , 10 a. m. ; Ilrltann'.c , Jan , 8 , 10 a. m. : Ulajestlc , Jan. 15 , 10 a. m , ; Germanic , Jan 2J , ID n. m. United States and Roynl M.lil Stenmcrs. Saloon pasbiK ? . T50 and upward , according to ftenmer selected and location of berth. Second cabin | .1"i and $40 on Maj ctlc and Teutonic DRAFH payable on demand everywhere In Great llrltaln and Ireland sold at lowest rates. Tor Inspection of plans of uteumern and any further Information npply to local agents or direct to II. 1IAITL.AND KKUSRY , O'l AB't , 29 B'woy N. Y. N. ANDERSON , O'l Wn Ant. . 211 SOUTH CLARK ST.s CHICAGO. RAILWAY TIME CARD Leaves JRURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.lArrlves Omahaiunlon Dtpot. 10th St. Mason Sts , ( Omaha 5-30am Denver Express 9:3Sam : 4:3 pm.mk. Hills. Mont. * Puget Snd Ex. 4:03pm : 4.33pm Denver Kinross 4:05pni : 705pm..Nebraska ; Local ( except Sunday ) . . 7:45pm : . . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll25am ) ; : : < Spm..Fast Mall ( for Lincoln ) dally. . . Leaves ( CHICAGO , RURLINOTON & Q.rrlves ) OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sta.Omalia | _ C00pm ; Chicago Vi-stlbulu 800am ; 0:4 : am Chicago Expiess 4Upm ; 7'ftOnm..Chicago St. Lnuls Express , . . 8:00am : UiSam. ; . . Pnclflc Junction Local 6:30pm : . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Past Mall..i. . . . , 240im ; Leaves ICHICAfiO. MIL. A ST. PAIILJArrlvfn OinulmlUnlon Depot , 10th % Mason Sla. | Omaha 6:00pm : Chicago Limited , . 8:05iTm : 1045um.Chicago..E press ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 32Spm ! Leav ICHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrhes naha ] UnlcnD ' _ pot , 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha ll:00am. : . . . Eastern Expreja 3:10pm 4:4rpm Vcstlhuled Limited , G45pm ; 7:0'iam : .Carroll Passenger 10:4pm : ! ) 5:4.lpm.Omaha : Chicago Special 800.im ; 4:30pm : Roone I > cal. . . 0:30am : Missouri Valley Local 980.un ; Leaves ICIIICAOO. n. I. * PACIFIC-IArrlver OnulmlUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Bta.l Omaha lOMOam..Atlantic Express lex Sunday ) , 5:35pm : :2Ipm Night Kxpreiuf 8:16.im : 4DOpm ; Chlrugo Vestlbulcd Limited lJ6pm : 4.Mpm..8t , Paul Vesllbuled Limited. . . , l3ipm ; WEST. 8lCpm.Olilnhoina & Texas Ex. ( ; : . Sun..10:3Sam : 1 MOpm , . .Colorado LI mlted 4:00pm C. , ST. P. . 11. AO ( Arrives p pot15th _ arid Webster jis. I Omaha ' 8Uam ; filonx City Accommodation. . . SUSp'rn 12ISpm..Sioux : City Express ( ex. Bun.l..ll:6Iam : 645pm ! St. Paul Limited :10am F. . E. & MO. VALLKT. jAirivcs Depot. 15lh and Webster riu. i Omaha 2:15pm : Fast Mall and Express. . . , , . . 63Spm ; 3lCpiii.ex. : SatVyu. ) . Ex. ( ex Mon.i. . . C:3Jpm : 7M.im..tlnrfolk : Express ( ex. Sunday.10tSam ) ; 6 : ! pm Ht.l'uul _ Kxpret * . . . . . . . . . . . 9:10am : Lcavra I K. C. . ST. J. & C. H. lArrlves OmahaUnlan Depot , 10th & Mason8ts. _ " | pmaht ti:05nm.r. : .Kannaa City Day Express , . . . B:30pm : : < 6pm.K. C. Night Ex. VlaJJ , P.Trans.7OOam _ _ ; leaves I MIPSOl'RI PACIFIC. I Arrive * J3malmlDepot. JSth and \Veb ter Sts. I Omalu 10 : < 0am 31 , Louis Express COOam tSOpm : St. Louis Express V.OSpm ijOjiinJL.ll.N ! l'raslm I ) Cttl ( e . Bun. ) DiOOam Leaves i SIOUX CITY" * " PACIFIC , lArrlvei Oinah.ijDepot , JSth end Webster ' Sts. I Omaha 'tifipin . . . .St.'Paul Limited' 9ilOam C. ( A Oroulia Union Depot , lOtlr & Maaon Bts. | Omaha ' 7:03i : in . Bloux City Passenger , . . I0:40pm : OHSyra . . . .at. Paul Limited . :30ini : Lca\it I UNION PACIFIC. Arrives UmahajUnlon Dtpot , l th & Mason Sis. Omaha t'.lOam North Pintle Expicss , . , , , , , . 43 ; < ) pm C:10um : Overland Limited 4l5pra : Uipin.liatc < & 8trom > b'ir Er ( e . Bun. ) . 4:30pm : C:41pm..Grand : UUnd Express ( ox. dun..Ull > pni l8ipm ! Fast Mall 10Cam : Leavta I WAnASII RAILWAY. lArrlvei OmahalUnlon D < | > ot. lOlli & Uacon Sts I Omaha . .ft. Louis Canncn Ball. . . ll:55aa. BROATCII PLAY ; He Has Ambition. MAKES A PUBLIC OWCE A POLITICAL CLUB Slnrlilncry of Ilio I.loiiiMIlonril tN IIH tv LIMIT in. Iloimt Him to n riixltron Which lie The term of W. J. Brontch as member of the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners expires at midnight and he will become just a plain private citizen without oince or emol uments , and will remain In that condition for a period of Just eight days. With the close of his term as a member of the board , Mr. Broatch's record Is a proper subject for consideration and review , espe cially In the light of certain promises that he made when he. entered upon the discharge of the duties of the cilice. It Is well known that the creation of the Hoard of Fire and Police Commissioners In 1887 was Inrplrod by a general deslr ? to have the police and fire detriments removed from politics ; to put the men on a civil service jasis and allow and require them to devote their time to their duties and to keep them nloof from the cesspool of local politics. The ward was at first organized only with powe over the police and firft departments. Then t was thought best 4n give It the supervltloi and control of the ll < iuor traffic. In order to ake this branch of tlie work of governmen out of the hands of the council , where It lm < > eon used for political purposes. No one o hose who worked for the creation of the board ever dreamed that Us management vould ever bo so slnped that the entire pu- Ice service of the. city would be used as a political club to cuerce and force ths men ngaged In the liquor tralllc to ndvanco the Klltlcal and personal ends of any one man or set of men. PLAYKD A DEEP GAMR. When the Board of Fire and Police Com missioners , composed ofV. . J. Broatch. Paul Vandervoort and A. C. Foster , and controlled by the first named two , took charge of the affairs of the nnllno and iTnnnrtinenta nf the city of Omaha on September 1" laot. It was with a flourish of trumpets and a great many promises. The manner ot selecting the members of the beard had besn changed by an act of the legislature , which had its alleged reason and inotlvo In a desire for reform. Douglas cjtunty members of the legislature and political highbinders In this city who were party to the plan for making a political machine/out / of the police depart ment demanded t'te change In the Inw. Judge Scott pronoulced a philippic from the bench against the alleged rottenness of the police department. Ho uttered acrimonious Invectives ngalnst'tlie mayor and the mem bers of the old bo rd for allowing the houses of prostitution to run , and permitting the sale of liquors Ii those places without a license. Hascall'iwas , called In and sought to have tire majrr Impeached for acc3ptlng fines from ditsfJorly houses. Preachers thundered from tlflr pulpits on the municipal crlmo of licenslig the social ovll. Dick Smith and Jim [ Vllan , at Lincoln , clamored for the appolntipnt of a L'xow committee to Investigate Oiiiha , and all the chequers of W. J. Broatch Jtlned In the chorus demand for reform. TU > , lawt was passed and the new commlssloi appointed. Then came tljs manufacture of the record for reform whlthi W. J. Broatch has made for himself In th > last four months. The old board had pursued a somewhat liberal policy In the matter of regulating the liquor traffic , yet requlrol a pretty strict compli ance with the law In the matter of closing saloons on Sunday 'and ' at midnight. The social evil was undo- close police surveillance and regulated by A/jystem of periodic fines Imposed upon the trnates ot the disorderly * houses. i- I . When , tue.pqw-biard , pm , ? , iny p yerythlng was to tie chaucea.l An absolute comnl ancc with the strict lettlr of the law' was t < > be required ; the social evil was to be rtamped out and reform ws to be Inaugurated In every department ofithe government that was In any manner umfcr the control or super vision of the Boardjof K're and Police Com missioners. Great ( arc was to bo taken In the selection ot > fn for tha police depart ment. A civ1' serrlce. bureau was formed and a nwnfcer of rules laid down for the ex amination ot men who were applicants for plaotf. The first result of the enforcement of ( his rule was to reinstate nearly a score of men who bad been discharged from tlie po lice force for offenses that , if prosecuted In a court of justice , would have- landed not a few of the offenders behind the bars. These men were reinstate -and promoted to places of authority on the force In on'.er to- get the department In shape to further the plans of W. J. Broatch for reform and political pre ferment. A MAN WITH A CLUB. The state fair was in progress when the Broatch board came Into power. The city was filled with visitors and the men In the liquor business had been given to understand that the rules would be relaxed a little for tholr benefit during fair week. Here was Broatch's first opportunity. He knew his standing with the liquor men. He had made them promises years ago when ho was mayor and then laughed at them when they sought a fulfillment of hU pledges. Ho could do nothing by promise * nnd at once , sought to use the other weapon of force. He Issued orders and every saloon was closed as tight as a drum at midnight and the strictest eom- In SWEETNESS and POWER of TONE. BEADTr of DE SIGN , and STRENGTH of CONSTRUCTION "BAY STATE" GUITARS , MANDOLINS , BANJOS , ZITHERS , and FLUTES are equalled hy no other Amert canluDtrmnrniB. Lowest In prlco of any strictly hlch-grudo Ins'.nl- menu. 26 AWiUBJ. Send for CaUlogues. JOHN C. HAYNES & CO. , US lo < \VnfliJiiEtciiBt ! TOSTON Monthly Paitis . nnd anxieties can bo relieved to n ccr tuinty by using Dr Chevalier's Female Pills. Price , 81.00 pop box If you nro Umlrt and I doubt as to what' will rallovft you , send tor those pill : * . Bunt Boaluili securely by mull on receipt of price , Sherman & HTcConnell Drug Co 15U Dola5t. , OM.VH V , NBB , OHATISFUI , COMKOHTI.Vfi. EPPS'S COCOA llltr.AICKAST SUPPIOIl "Iy a thorough knfvvledge ot the natural laws \vhlcli Koveni the operations of dl etlon and nu- trltlon , and by a careful application of the Una properties of well selected Cocoa , Mr. Epps liaa pruMded for our breakfast and nupper n deli cately Havered boveragu which may aavo us many heavy doctors' bills. It 1s by the Judl- ilo'js use of such articles of diet that a constitu tion may ba gradually built up until strong enough to rv l t every tendency to dltease. Hun. dreds of nubile maladies are floating mound us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point , , Ve may rscapa nuny a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well f entiled with pure hlocxl and a properly nourished frame. " Civil Service Ga tette , Made simply with boiling water or milk. Bold only In half piuml ( Ins , by grocers , labelled thus ; .i.nins KPI-S , t co. . Ltd. , Ilorooeopathlo Chemist. London. Enclani. . r t , l favors you must sea me. 1 am a c.imllilate for mayor nnd If you support me I will see that you are taken care of. If you do not suppo.t me 1 will alto sc ? that you are taken care of. " Ilroatch wna n candidate for mayor anil open threats were made by him and his henchmen for the imrpoo ot brine- Ing the snloonmen and lltiuor dealers Into llnr for support. Ho boldly announced that If he wns not elected mayor he would bo rcappolnt J on the police board and would ii'nlcc It hot for the nun who oppose ! him. Ho also assured parties concerned Uint it ho was elected mayor he would have the naming of hla successor on the polio board nnd thus mule It plain that the only salva tion for liquor dealers and illvo keepor/i / was to do business ultli him. Drontch saw many of the saloon men personally and his right boner , John Clarke , looked after many more. Hroatch's ambition \\ns r allzed by his election as mayor and then n new ambi tion developed and ho came out ns nn avowed candidate for the republican nomina tion for Rovernor next fall. PULLED ASWK HIS MASK. \Vlth the mayor's clialr assured nnd the pub rnntorlal nomination In prospect , llroatch throw off the mask and made It plain to all who cared to sto that his law and order and reform professions , made at the tlm. * he went on the police beard , were nil n sham and n cover. It was n bluff to frighten ono class of people and please another , nnd to prepare the way for a syst mntlc violation of all laws by the favored friends of W. J. Hroatch. The system of fining the Inmates of houses of prostitution was at once abolished , and for four months there has been no arrest of any ono en this charge , nnd the school fund , nlicady d pletcd , has been deprived of $1,000 per month. Hut that Is not the worst feature of the case. The deml monde , the piano players , nnd the mnlc consorts of the fallen women have crown bold by the 1-nlency shown thorn nnd are carrying on tlulr busi ness more llniintlnsly than before. Tough Jrlrts In the burnt district nre running nt full blast and all the Inmntcs and introns of the dives have a fellow firllnpc and attach ment for the twin apostles of rsform nnd Rood government , Hroatch and Vandervoort. Liquors of all kind , from the growl-r of bet" tn the basket of champagne , nre being sold In the houses without license , nnd Judge Scott has not hid a word of protect to offer. MADE EASY FOR SOME. "I am looking out for my friends and I've got them looking out for my enemies. " Is a decmrauun tnat na been made quite re cently by Mayor-elect llroatcn. Antt the evidence Is conclusive that the "men" who are looking out for his enemies are the members of the police force who are under his direct supervision and control. Chief SIgwart Is making an effort to attend to the duties of hla position , but Hroatch has pressed Oox , Haze and Cory nnd a number of the detectives nnd other odlccrs of the force Into special duty of prosecuting the saloon men who opposed hi * election ns mayor and ho Is seeing that they nre properly cared for according to the IJroatch Idea of reform and reward ' for duty well performed. Instances a'ro numerous where one saloon man Is complained against by the police on the slightest pretense , while' his neighbor , who runs a t'ough Joint , but wns n supporter of Hroatch , Is allowed every liberty. One saloon In to n , the proprietor of which was a warm supporter of Ilroatch , closes Its doors nt 2 a. in. nnd opens for business two hours ater. Gambling joints nre running day nnd light and no effort Is being made to suppress Jiem nnd none will be made so long as the lieu who are running them can show that they were friends of nroatch during the late campaign. Let a mati wlio opposed Hroatch show a desire to open n game and every lollceman nnd detective on the lorce Is after itm red hot. The machinery of the license board Is icing used and Is In readiness for further use In- , the prosecution of Broatch's plans ind the persecution of men who opposed him polltle.illy. ' Protests have been filed against prospective-.saloon keepers whos ? chief offense is that'-thcy fought Droatch. Their places are reported by the police ns ) elng the loafing places of thieves and pros titutes , whllo the saloon man at the next dpor who worked forHroatch ; gets a license without a murmur , and the thieves and thugs villa were chased < out of the first namsd ilnce , find 'n homn and welcome under the cover of tlib'"protected" saloon. "The mys terious Influence" ot the administration rtakes It pleasant for the men who worked or Hroatch. and makes It a rocky road for any man who refured to support the Brcatch Icket last fall , and Is now unwilling to lend ils aid to the advancement of Droatch's boomer or governor. This Is the situation after four months of reform administration In the police de- lartment directed by Uroatch and Vander voort. The saloon keepers who are "friends of the administration" nre allowed to violate very provision of the Slocumb law. Gamb- IhK goes on undisturbed. Houses of prostl- utlon hnvo the "protection" of the police vithout restriction , and the Vicious classes generally have things their own way. AIUJOX FOR FHI3IJ WAIIMitn\ . t Will Hi * AsUcil Soon After He IK Tnlvfii to 1'rlHim. Sheriff Drexel has a number ot prisoners at the county jail whom he must take to the penitentiary at Lincoln before his term of ofilco expires. Some of those men will bo ransferred during the latter part of this week , but two of them will bo kept at the county jail until the last day. They are Charles Cummlngs , sentenced to ten years 'or Hilling Judd Vance of Plattamouth , nnd he other Is Wahlgren , sentenced ty the penl- .entlary for life for the murder of Augusta Matland. There two msn are the best jehaved prisoners that Jailer Miller has ever lad under his charge. They are both orderly and quiet and on account of their good nature hey have succeedsd In making friends of every ono In the Jail. They hold at the prea- ent tlmo positions cf high honor In the jail , both being floor bosses. Shortly after Wnhlgrcn's transfer to the > enltentlary a petition Is to be circulated or his pardon , or at least for n shortening f his term of Imprisonment. It Is held by hose who do not know the man personally , hat there wcro many mitigating circumstance stance- ) which led up to the commission of lie murder of which lie was convicted , This sympathy Is considerably Increased on ac count of Ills two little boys , who will be hrown on the world without any ono to career or them. They nre 5 years old and twins , ho children of the murdered woman , nnd ) rlght , sturdy and physically perfect. They are allowed to visit their father at Inter vals , but as Boon aa he Is taken to the penl- entlary they will be sent by the county com missioners to a Lutheran homo In Wis consin. Steps are also to bo taken to shorten Cum mlngs' sentence. _ _ Thu Doctor Out of Town AVlien Mont Nci-iltMl. Mr. J. V. Schonck , editor of the Caddo , I. T. , Banner , when his llttlo girl , 2 years of age , was threatened with a severe attack of the croup. He says : "My wife Insisted that I go for the doctor , but as our family physician waa out of town I purchased a bottle tle of Chamborlaln'a Cough Hemedy. which relieved her Immediately. I will not be with out It In the future.1' _ Hnil ThliiKM IIU Own " \Viiy. Dlclc Kief , proprietor of a bowline alley on South Fifteenth street , engaged In a largo sized fight with a traveling man , James Ober- felder , and for a time honors seemed to be about equal until Oberfelder drew a revolver and stated that he rather guessed It was a proper time to clean out the establish ment. The traveling man then had the place witlroly to himself until the officers arrived and placed him under arrest. Ober- ftlder paid $5 and coats for his fun yester- Acts at once , never falls , One Minute Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma and that fever ish condition which accompanies a severs cold. The 'only harmless remedy that pro duces Immediate results. Committee llitril nt AVork , The members ot the committee appointed by the Commercial club to confer with the local heads ot tba railroad" , with referonc'- to the proposed new union depot , were hard at work this morning , and It la their evi dent Intention to allow no hay to accumulate under their f o t In tholr effort ! ) to bring tola matter to a focus. DeWHt's Llttlo Early Huer * th pills that cure consUcatlon and blllousaeii. OUT THE FIGURES Tablfl of Conipiffti e oirculatidn BoinR Prepared for License Bonn ! . TO BE SUBMITTED THIS AFTERNOON Hnil \ . | , .rili\ > - lit < U ? Ili-nrlntr of , , . ' ll-n-- 1'rotfnt CnnON M lini ii , , . Ciirrli-t- llonkn of Tin- Hoc Slunv. Hoard of I'trt. anj i > 0uc < , Commit met ns a llcciuo bonrn T itcnln > to contltiMo hearing the pretests ot Th Uc I'libllPliIng boinpnny nRalnst tlio Ismi.incp o licenses to various saloon kePrrs nntl ilrtig glsta on the grotinJ that they liml failed t advertise their tiotlrcs In the tiewsptier | hav Ing the largest circulation In Douglas county The attorneys agrc l l > y stipulation that the cvldenco In nil thf cases should be hcanl a one ? , so far aa tto nuc tlon ot circulation was concerned , anil Uls aBreemcnt was rail fled by the board. , N. 1 > . Fell , Iwlness nianager of The lice I'ubllshlnK company , was called and .tcotinoi to tlut names ot the various newspapers pub llslied Ui Doughi county. This evidence was admlttc ) ! over the objection of At tcmcy Hall. Mr. Kell slated tha tlu carrier circulation of The Kvon Ing lice In Omaha and South Omaha aKBregatcd C.1S1 cople.\ That ot the Evening World-Herald , 3.7G3 , and ot the Morning World-llcrJld. 1.2G(5. ( Three figures did not Inclmlo nenstaml onlois and street sales. On crosrf-exainluatlon Mr. Kell produced HIP book showing the circulation of The Evening Ueo lu Uouglis county on each day , ntid this \va. supplemented by th ? books of the > car riers , which corroborated the ( Inures cited. Helatlvo to his statement ot the circulation of the World-Ill raid , the witness stated that ho had obtained his Information from n house-to-house canvass of Omaha and South Omilia. This was done by carriers , who had been Instructed to visit every house , apartment and store and submit nn ncc'i- rate report , as they would bo expected to make allldavlt to It , These allldavlts had been filed with the witness and from them ho had discovered the circulation of the \Vcrld-HeNld. bubs iiuently Mr , Hall mo\ud that all the testimony relative to the cir culation of the World-Herald be stricken out and the motion was sustained. Mr. Hall askrd that Mr. Pell's testimony relative to the circulation of The Evsnlng Bee 1)3 also stricken out on the ground Unit he had simply testified to the figures as they appeared from the imports of his subordinates. This motion was also sustained. Mr. Slmeral stated that so far ns The H o I'ublUhlng company was con cerned , It was ready to end all controversy on the subject of circulation once for all. Ho would submit nil the books and recnids to a board of referees , one to be chosen by the Dec , another by Mr. Hitchcock and the third by the board. These referees were to examine the- books of both papirs and tniko a r port which should b > final as far as the present cases were concerned Mr. Hall marked that that would un doubtedly be .the cosiest way of reaching nn understanding , but he illil not seem particu larly anxious to allow the World-H-rald books to be compared with those of The Bee. Finally ho asked that the carrhr boys be called to identify the books which had been offered In ovldenca by The nee. ' A half dozen of the carriers were produced , and G. P. Netherly , carrier on route 78 , wan swcrn. He testlllod to tfr manner in which the books wcro kept , so far as he wa.s . conce. " iu , and Identified the book whlcjuwas marked " " of the subscribers "Houto 78" as a correct/record scribers to whom Jie-'ifellvered The Evening Dec. MrWlaTI "crops-examined hln at con- slderablo Wngth In an effort to 'realc down his t/is'fmony. ' but was unsuccefrful. A rc- cucS was then taken until 1 o'CIrtK- . Thd nffnrnnnn Kpsaloll WH3 l > VOted tOl a showing or the system by whlcl the circula tion ot the various editions of-The Bee was Indicated , and all the- books anJ slips wore , cffered In evidence. At the enl of the ceedlngs the books ot the Wo'lil Publls company were also offered In evidence It was agreed by stipulate that W. Masters nnd W. H. Dcx should tabulations from the book" of each ( pany and submit them tr the bean o'clock this afternocn. 1VOUM ) I'LISIJGTB THE Aii\lons In Gi't Sonuif ilio KoiiniH lii ( < > ( InClly Hall The county commissioners yesl received a communication from Councl Frank B. Kennard , as chairman of the ioun- cll committee on property and buildin which two rooms In the city hall we fered for court rooms. The rental Is a year for live years , the lease to commoncifc when the lease on the court rooms in The5 Bee building expires , January 1 , 1S97. The two rooms offered are on the second floor nnd are those at present occupied by .the Board of Park Commissioners ami by the superintendent ot the building. It Is kindly agreed that the rooms can be occupied before the expiration of the present lease without extra charge nnd that all the expenses of fitting up the rooms as court roams will bo met by the city. AN OWXUn POIl ' * ' I3 KNIVES. McClosUy Will llc-liirn 4o .tllHNonrl neil AiixiM-r. J. M. Ilolilo. superintendent of the Kansas City & St. Joseph railroad , with headquarters at St. Joseph , Mo. , teli'graphed Chief SIgwart yesterday to hold Tony McClosky , the man captured by Detectlv * Savage last Fri day afternoon on lower Douglas street. McCIosltv had In hla possession nt the tlmo of his capture a largo grip containing 518 new pen knives. Hohlo status that a largo retail hardware store In his city was robbed on the night of December 23 , and that the thieves succeeded In getting away with 507 knives and fifty-nine valuable razors , the entire property being valued at nearly $100. An clllcer will \ > s sent to this city to taUo charge ot McClosky and he- will be sent back to St. Joseph to answer to the charge of burglary. OVKItlllll.UI ) Till : DB.MIIHIIKU. Kc-j-Nor I'IIHKI-X Upon On of the City Tri'MHiirjCIIHCH. . Judge Keysor yesterday ovfrniled the demurrer to the petition of Intervention of W. W. Marsh , O. W. Wattles and W. A. Smith In the suit of William A. I'axton against the Midland State bank. Henry nolln , as city treasurer , deposited $10,000 of the city's money In the hank on hla own account , and I'axton , acting as one nf IJolln'H bondsmen , Is suing to have It returned to tha city. The Intervenora are on Holla's bond as treasurer of the school board. They urged that the money properly belonged to ( ho school fund. In deciding , Judg ? Id said that the demurrer brought up a many points which ho did not cure to until the trial. The case will ho call ] fore Judge. Keysor for trial on A. 0. Hartley of Magic. I'a. , wr feel It a duty of mine to Inform ytf public that DeWltt's Witch Ila el / me of a very hid case of ewer cured my boy of a running I'l'llTHIIII Illlll HIM W Axel Peterson , living near Flor ] has a couple of inuloi. Latt broke out ot the barn and wane fields of Henry Loluen , a neighbor. 'f\ appear to liavo b'cn veritable corn u\ \ for I'eterson has bean pr sentnd with _ for J1S by Lolsen , for provender ftiriil the animals , they having been held ail curity. 1'eter.ion refused payment , stal that the mulfis were only worth $30 and tJ _ on a pinch ho might ba Induced to accij even the amount of the bill for thorj asked Proswcutlng Attorney Shoemar tc-rday to Isswe a search warranil that he would like to get tha muler them before they had a. chance y more. _ The perfume of violets , the Illy , the glow of the rose , Hebe combine la Poirsr.l'j WIMi ASIC IIAII. I'O" TIII2 ISIIHS. KITort to llr Mnilr in rt Them llc- li.o.l fi oui .Intl. Vigorous efforts nro being insdc by the attorneys for James nnd Mabsl Ish to secure ) the release of the two prisoners on ball. Attorney Bradley appeared before Judge. Kcy- ser yesterday for the purpose of bringing the matter before the court , but the court wa * occupied at the time- , and refused t Uk It up. At noon Judge Krysor nnd Attorney , llrnilley went to the ofilco of County Attor ney Baldrtgo with the Intention of consult ing with him privately over the matter , but the county attorney ocmld not bo found. In consequence , nothing- was done. It Is said that tit' matter will not como up for consideration again for several days. County Attorney llaldrlgo left the city yes terday to be away for ten days , and ns he has signified a desire of handling thu matter himself , thr- hearing will prolnbly bs postponed until his rsttirn. It Is possible , however , that the matter will bo taken up during his absence , and the state's Interests will be looked after by om > of Mr. llaldrlge'i assistants , but this Is not considered prob able. able.When When the Ishes were nrrrsted , Ish was released by Police Judge llerka on $25,000 ball , although he was charged with murder In the first degree , and his wife was re- leaped r n $5,000 bond. As soon ns the case reached the district court , however , Judge Scott cancelled both the bonds nnd re manded the two accused persons back to the county Jail , nt the same tlmo Instructing the county attorney to draw an Information against the woman charging her with mur der In the first degree. This was done nnd since that time both have been In confine ment. KITorts were made to secure the releaoo of Mrs. Ish on the grounds that the confinement was Injurious to her health , but all that was obtained was n permission fur the woman to tnka an airing each day In the custody of n bailiff. Since the jury fnlled to ngrtw on n verdict after the trial of Ish , the attorneys Imvo re newed their efforts to secure the release of the prisoners , especially ns their request will no longer go to Jitilgo Scott , but tr > Judge ICeysor. They nro particularly nnxlous that Mrs. Iih should bo allowed her freedom un der ball , as they urgu that there Is no case of murder In the first degree against her. In speaking of the matter , County Attor ney Baldrlge s.ild he would most vigorously oppose the release of Ish , charged , ns heIs. . with murder In the first degree. Ish could certainly afford , ho averred , to lese a few thousand dollars In preference to going to " the nenltentlarv for .1 nnnihnr nf vmirs If not to niEot a worse fato. Under the cir cumstances , therefore , he stated that he In tended to oppose the request. The county attorney Is not so anxious that Mrs. Ish should remain In confinement , al though holll not permit her release. If ho can help It He holda that even If sht > were allowed her freedom , she would not loive the city. He also considers the fact that her young child Is necessarily kept In confine ment with her. Ho paid , however , that If Judge Keyhor decided to release her on ball , ha would Insist that the bond bo n good ono and thai * ho amount be not less than $15.000 or $20,000. M5W THIAf. AMC.ni > KOU IIOOV Maxell 011 Krror * anil Cumin Court. A motion for a new trial w , ho clerk of the district coin ; ho rasa of Claude Hoi'5'1 murder. The hearing Ion will probably udgo Scott this motion Is overruled II probability , bo vithin n short time , The usual let was not wj reduced. Al ver , furt ; nor Is hen This verdi i con n Ink Ion o ntrod It Is enough foJ and Judge m It Is urged that there wa5 ! i. Irregularity on the part of the neys In tholr arguments to the . allegel that they argued evidence not Introduced and made ntatementa iworo not warranted by the evidence. \It Is not generally considered by attorneys that the grounds are cf sufllclent weight to warrant the ( granting of the motion. In the" " meantime , Itajvor Is confined In a solitary cell \t the county Jail , tlm nthpr being occupied T > J Morgan Ho Is In the cell which was for tJ&ta " "S 'ue ' occupied by Harney McGinn. Vj If you want to l > \ on Mi10 " 3fo fldo stlck to the old reliable. Dr. HilirtisollBh Syrup. It Is Bold by dealers evjrywhcivs - Thl it UN SlicVM HIM AiiKONtll. August Johnson , wrMng from San Fran cisco , stated In a lettoto Chief SIgwart yesterday that lie had very reason to believe that Augusta Matlind. the woman killed by Fred Wahlgren , was his wife , Ho wrote that he married Augusta Anderson In Gothenburg , Sweden , on March 27 , 1881 , and lived with her two ynars , dually coming to America. Two children wore the fruits ot the union. He pays that ho sent her money uuon which to live until lie was Informed b > Dome friends that she hail eloped with another man , taking along with her the two children , and that she had settled and wan living with him In onn of the western states , Johnson had read a report of the murder In The flee. Ho ask1 ! the matter and repoj It S a vex tluJ SI3AVIB1 We have a spl | Cough Remedy/ from far and n f terms Manv. I would have ( lie Cough Homeily & Ourron. ICohoinnil Mrs. Patterson , CIO ' appeared at the polhj utated that It , D , next door , had b Ing bricks Kchoo wholj