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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE pflflllDAY , MAY 7 , 1807. SPECIAL NOTICES Ail * orllfU'iiirnln f r HICNC column * Ytlll lie tnkiMi until \ ± in , for ( lie cvrnliiw nnil until 8 | > . 111. fur Hie ninrnltitc nnil Snnilny rillllnn * . Ail\crllNir , ! > > rccinrntlnpT n nnm- lic-rnl olii-i'U , enii luttv nnmTrr * nil- lrrioil lo a nunilirrcil Irllpr In cnro of Tin lire. Answer * nil nililrt-NNctl trill IIP delivered oil iircnuiilatloii of tlio clici-k only. Ilntt'N , 1 l-'Jo n vrnril flrnt Inncrlloni lo n. mini tlicrrnflrr. AotlilnK ( nkrit for leu * ( linn ll-lc for ( lit * llrnt limer- tlon. 'I lirxe iiiH < * rlncniPiiN intmt Ijc run r niTiitl > rl ) % AVAVriiTJ SITUATION. I'OSITIOM I V KXI'IIHIBNCKI ) O1HU AS liouto mftld , or gcconil Klrl , R oJ wnjreii Ail- drc s 1C 41 , II e A-M751 B WANTKD MAMJ WAN-run. AN II > IA : wno CN THINK or ome rlmple thine lo patent ? Protect Jour MM * , tlify mny brine you wrolth.rlla John WeiWcrlmm ft Cn , lopt V , 1'fltrnt Attorney * . % ? Wnahlrctnn. U. C. . for their 11.100 prlta offer ana B lint of 200 Inventions wanted 11 471 M20 * A in\v nNEnarmo JIUSTMNO MEN CAN nnil trnily. profitable work with C. r. Adams Co , J24 Hn. 16th HI. 472 _ SAMHMIN rou cin.\ns , i2' . MONTHLY nnd ezpenira : old rMnhlliheil hou : experience unnccrnry ; Inducements to customer * C. C. Hlsliop Co. . HI I.OUIS. 11 Mill Mli _ WANTKD. Lim INSmtANCn ROUPITOJyi for district manners nnd nollcltors for the city. Call on or nddrr < * I. W. I-niiKhlln , pres ident. The llnnkirs1 Ounranty nun ! I.lfe as- noclnllon , 401 Itee bhlR . Omahn. Nell HIHNVANTCD TO I.HAHN HAUIIKU TIIADB nt HIP Otnnlm Ilnrlier Collcne. Ilix-st In the west ! complete course , R weeks , termii en y , send for catalogue 1317-1311 Dnunln * St , Omaha. 1I-M710 June 4 \VANTin. YOUNO JIRN TO J.I3AHN THtt barber trnde ; thorouKh training tiy constant prncllce nnd expert Instructions : only elRht weeks required ! experience nnd WBRes In city simps hatnrdi > s before completing ! tools fur- nlKhed for uractlec uce nnd new oiiints ilonntrd. Until eximlmtlon under 1'rof Moler ! Him- trnted cifituKUe innlleil free. Motor's limber school , 2S3 South Clark street Chicago V' ro (0 ( WEF.KLY SALARY PAID riOAR cnlmmen , pxperlcncp unnecessary , pcriimnent poMtlon W U Kline U Co " jiii Mo -\v\NTnnri3MAiiB iini.i1. NURSE GIRL WANPF.D. MUST HAVE REF- crenors C'all nt oneo at SJ10 llnrncy 81 100 OIRI.3 FOR ALL KINDS WORK $3 TO J7 week Cantdlnn ollke1522 DoUKlna , Bl (43 WANTED OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. * ork Apply to Mrs. C It Sliwmnn. fcU N. 27th street C-M751 7 _ YOt1NolTlTlT WANTEI ) FOR GENERL hoiifework ; two In family ; cottage. 3(08 ( II ar- C-M7..3 rou HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CHY THIS O. F Dnvls Company , 1105 F.irnum D 473 HOUSEsTllENEWA & CO. 10S N. IDTJI ST. MODF.RN HOUSES , C. A STARR , 13 N.Y. CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER the city , JI to JW Fldclll ) . 1702 Furnnm St D 47C HOUSES , WALL \CE. URO WN 11 LOCK 1GTH and DoiiRlas D 477 _ HOUSES , COTTAGES & . STORES , ALL PARTS of cltj. IJrennnn. Love Co , 430 1'axton block. MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. Om Van Ac btorjte Co. , 1415 Farnam Tel 1M5 D-479 LAHQU L.IST. M'CAClUn , 15TH & UODOn _ I > iSO fv" nousna , i-LATS , OAUVIN iiuos.icn PAIINAM HOUS13S roil KENT. 1113MIS , I'AXTON 11MC. TURKINGTON. CM I1EE HUILDINO " " 483 ron itr.NT TWO s AND o ROOM iiot'sns , modern. 20 CO and J3 00.V 1 ! Jlolklo. Tlrat Nut , bank. U-MC37 " CAl'ITOI llll.b , MODUIIN 11OUSI2. MOUuit nta rent Gannett , &OI llrovMi Illock , 1J M5S1 S 16-it ii. CI.UANID s. CHIJAI * wo N. is ST HOUSES COTTAGES FLATS AND STORES , lame list. Honk & Romino , 303 N Y Life D M761-M10 * STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES C ROOM All modern Apply 204 lice bulldlnc D 772 10-ROOM FLAT. DOUGL\S NEAR 2ITH. MOI % crn ; steam litut. Imiulre Llmiulst , JIG S loth D-M121 NF.W MODERN I1RICIC HOUbE , 8 ROOMS J31 320 N. 23l d D MK)7 ) FOR RENT-EAST FRONT RESIDENCE WITH birn nnd largo grounds 521 Park avenue Strictly modern Hut1 ! mid stores In the new DavldRe building opposite clt > hall John W Itolihln * Agent , 1E02 1 arnliniSt D-SCS 8-ROOM MODERN FLAT. 701 So UTII. J17 CO Vf. II Melkle , room 60I , First Nil'l Hank D610 MODERN T-IIOOM HOUSE , VERY DEHIRAI1I.E ntar pnrk uoi 3 58lh D-005 _ TEN-ROOM MODERN RIUCIC HOUSE ! U4 Cass Bt . JiOOO W , B Millde , M4 First Nat'l Rank. D-MG04 MODERN s irrr D-671-MIO * ful homo of ton inoinii ; l > r t nf locations , Went IVmnni I'rlcoery rfafonnblo tn right tnrtlra M. I , Krnnaril & . Kan 310 und Ul J J llrown liloclt. D-C67 ONM : rivn noovt TioTwl ovn Tiinct > room house unil utablo , 1CI3 Iou3F D-C1I 10 BIV-ROOM COITAOE FFRVISHED OR UN fiunlFlio.l . , modern S02 So "Oth D-C19 10 * KIVi : LARGE IIOOMS NICH LOCATION CITY water , > 12 Fi20 North 1'Jlh D - M 7 SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LMIOK Mwn. Uth ( otith of Mamlerson D 7IC-7' SIX-ROOM HOUSE WATER SUMMUIt kitchen Inquire 2i > 33 Oiant street D-M752 0 KOIl HUNT KIIHMMIUII HOOVIS. STEAM HKVTED ROOMS. TELEPHONE AND all conwnlrnct's ; rales reasonable. Pundt Re | deuce. ! I8 8. I7th Bt , E-703 BOUTH ROOMS-IMC CAPITOL AVE AVEE E M631 R * ' LARGE FRONT ROOM , tS. ,620 N. 1 TJI. _ _ ROOMS FOR UQlir IIOUBEKEEPINli m Dodge. E-SI730 S FURNISHED ROOMS. 1708 DOUOUVH RT [ E-743 It 1 FURNIKHICD ROOMS , HOUSEKEEPINO. 111 ! So , lllh. E 745 13 > TWO FRONT ROOMS NICELY KCHNIB1IKIK light houbeketplui ; ; (8. Iltl Clark E-M757 10 * riiiiMsiui ) IIOOMS AMI NICE ROOMS. GOOD ROARD. RATES onable. The Rore. tO0 Hainey 1' t.2-MU ' ULEtlANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR ENrtUlTE , private bnlh , excellent boorl. 150S Capitol me. F-M553 7 _ DKH1RA11I.K ROOMS , WITH HOARD ; REFEItl new. in N , Hth. F MM7 S MODERN llltICK , ROOMS AND HOARD ; S3 CO w k. Cll N 19th. F-11C77 10 * FOU ui.NTu\Kiiu.M.siyu : IIOOMS. C CHAMI1ERS FOR RENT. MAN AND WIFE , city water ; w t pipe , S19 N. 17th street. (1-M5U I FRONT ROOMS , lilt LEAVENWORTII BT. G-Mttl S > * BUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS ; MODEHN. 616 South ! lh street. G-M713 > FOR nK\T bTOIIKB AMJ OKF1GP.S. FOR RENT. THE 4 8 TORY RRICIC 11U1I.U1.NO at til Kamm St. Thlt bulldlne has a fireproof cement buetnent , coniplett steam Ill-mint fix- turts ; water on all floors , ( as to Apply at th * ulllc * ot Ttit Uet. Itil AOHNTS WANTED. AOKNTS ; ITS PER MONTH AND expend p ld active men If right , coodi told by sample only , cnmples , also horse and cur- MnRA furnished free. Address Jobber , llox & 30S , Iloston , MUM J ist WAvrnnTo HUNT. WANTF.D , THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. Address K 27. nee. I K M611-8' AVANTED. OFFICE ROOM WITH A I'HYSI- clan Immediately by a dentist Addre K 42 , llee. K 741 9 FURNISHED ROOMS ( THREE ) FOR HOUSE- kecpln ? Address , with partlculirs. terms , etc . K 45 , H e K M756 7 PACIFIC STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO , JOS-01C Jones General Storage and fornnrdlnir M-4S6 OM. VAN fi. STORAGE. 1415 FARNAM. TEL 1559 M-4S5 AVAM'UU l O I1UV. ID HAND FURNITURB & SOVES RROWN'S , 102 fi. 14th. N-M8I7 M12 WANTED TO HUT. A BTOClf OF OROCERIES or ccneral merchandise , must be chcnp for cash. Address K 27 , lice N-C32 WANTED TO 11UY , COWS AND CHICKENS 1315 Douglas , A. Urodkey. N M701 7 WANTED , AN ELEVATOR ROAD ORADER AT once , for cash. Addrem 8. O Hunter. Atlantic , la. , stating where grader can be seen. seen.NiI703 7 WANTED-REMIN6TON OR BMIT1I PREMIER typewriter , state number Address K 40 Dee. N-71S-7 * WANTED , A HORSE. OR HORSE AND buggy ! plcase utato price. Address 1C 43 Ilc-e N-747-7- SIOMJV TO LOA.V CH.fTTUI.S. ( Continued. ) MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS , her e , wagons , etc. , nt lowest r t < i In city no removal of goods : strictly confidential ; yet can piy the lean off nt any time or In any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO . SOS So 16th St. X-49J IIUSIMISS CllA > CHS. J200 INVESTED EARNS > SO WEEKLY ; NO stock speculation or gold mine Investment , jou control capital , nfth successful jcar ; partlcu- lars free. Chane & Campbell , 1 > Union Square , New York. Y-M267 M23 FOR SALE AT A SNAP-TUB NEATEST AND "nosl complete grocery business In Great Falls , For particulars write 1C , Murray , Box 55 Oreat Falls Montana. Y-531 QROCKRY STOCK ) INVOICE J2.300 NEW cowls , Nebraska town , population 7,000 J. J. Gibson. Cll First National bank. Y S26-M14 1"OR RALE COMPLETE CHOP HOUSE OUT- nt. 12H llnnicy. Y-740 7 * WANTED. A GOOD , RKLIARLE MAN TO tnkf half Interest with mo In n good plying buslncis ; no fnke will stand the test : 1 am already In other business , but have taken up tlilx plan of fortune , for thcro Is moro money In It best of city and stnto reference given and taken ; must have J'M cash Address 1C 41. Rce T-M7a * 7 * i-on CACII vxr.n. SALOON , ONK OF THE REST. J. J. OH1SON , C14 First National bank building Z-MCS3 FOR SALH IU3AL KST\TK. GREAT RARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS In any and every ptrt of the city , north east south nnd west , ranging from J350 to I",000 or 16 000 and upwards. Any terms desired Hernia , 1'axton block. RE J75 Ul "Reading makes a full man , conference a ready man , writing ; an exact man and advertising the successful man. " Baconized by B. B. W. WANTED , A 1'IRST-CI.ASS LIGHT ! CUT- unikr family cnrrlnEC , will buy horse , har ness and robc-4 If price Is right and i > i > cnli i ; iKlnser , 321 B loth street. N M7 8 * KOIl SAM3 r ron SALE ruuNiTonu or A n noon house , good condition < li ) ) N. lath O H1 8' ron SAI.H iioiisns , AVAGOHS , ivic. CHEAP. TINE DOUllLE CATIIUAGE AND harness , also top bUBSV. Aaaresslc , , " ' ' " or Mrs J. M Cole I'-MCSO 13 J OH SALE , CUEA1' , GOOD MA11E. 3G32 ' 1'arl.cr. P-C07-C' _ roil SAI.li itAiimvoon CKiiiuiMJ. HOG AND CHICKEN fincichcnpei than " 'all wile C It Lee. "J01 Q 4b7 Douglas 10 ii vvn "iouii NIVV : on oi.u WIIEBLS riilili-r tired , for a Good home-mule buggy , or Hrkt clans imlntlnR and repairing see Wm 1'fclltcr , 27th and I e.tvcnworlli Q io3 Blgj i oit SAI.IS riNn SODA. TOUNTAIN AND ilruir Il\ture . nothing " In Omaha , would trinV for land IJr. bhcpard. New \ork Life 1,1,1. . Q 11611 S milCICEN HOO & LAWN TENCE , ALL WIHE. cheaper than wood \ \ Ireorlw , 403 8 Mtli Q CCC 1-2 CMU'ETS. nilAPEIUES. DUESSnOODS , SILKS Ii monthly on J10 purcmse. Send postal , will call with samples. E Hlrsli. 1C29 Kjrer Ave. rou SALE. PULL nniss SUIT , CHEAP ; size , 37 , at Ilubciibtcln's , 14th and rnrnnin. rnsEY cow , WITH CAW ; , AT SIDE CALL 718 South 29th street after 6 p m Q-M.1. ) 8 * TOR SALE , UI'HIGIIT MARSHAL PIANO , nearly new. cheap 109 N tli. Q-711 S nAHDKNS ft 1'AHMS ' 1O IIHNT. T. CI , VIHVOVANT. MIIS. FIUTA CLAIRVOYANT , S17 N l ni o > 1 ( oJ * l MASSAOI : , IIVTIIS , ITC. E SMITH , 1017 HOWARD , ROOM S , MAS unite nnil steam Latin. T-5CO 7 MRS OR LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE UATH pirlou , reitful and curative 417 H _ lllh up- italn 1 MC4D 8 I'UHSO.SAr , . OMAHA DENTAL COLIJ OE 12TH & PACITIC Stu. Teeth tilled with gold , nmiilgam. tingut - tur pcietm cement and platea made for cunt of mattnul only , Teetli extracted and cleaned free. VIAVI KOR UTERINE TROIJIlLEa. Sid 3 DEB Illd . ; ploilclan , consultation or health book free , JJ W UATiia "MASSAOE , SIME POST , sio > / a. UTH , U 190 RU1TIJRE CURED , PERMANENTLY. NO lialn , no detention from biftlncga , v\o refer to thousand * of riticnts cured Call or write Thi > O li Miller Co. , m-J New York IMi liull'Ulir , Omaha. U-JI625 HAl7DNESS CURFD S2I 13OARD Or TRADE * U M635 Jl * QOOD HOME FOR I1AIUK8 , S N DECATUR. UC9I16 MO.VKV TO LOAN URAL KST.VTK. ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO , 915 N. Y. L. nulck money at lo rate * for choice f nn Isnda tn lown , iiortl'trn Mliaourl. eaiterr , Nebraska. W-H93 MCINI'.Y TO IXAN ) ON IMPROVED OMAHA real citate. Ilrennan , IOMCa , I'axtan block. ON OMAHA PROPEiaY : LOWUST RATES' bulldlinr loans v anted Fidelity Truet Co. TAIIM LOANS. 1 TO 10 YBAIIS ; UOWisv ratci. a rvln Kro . , 1611 raniain St. W-SM < PER CENT MONEY ON NEII . IA FARMS % \ . 11. Melkle , 1st Nat'l Ilk. bldg , Omaha. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY | 'roj ) rty. W. Farnain smith & Co , 13N Fjrnim. W S MONEY TO LOAN AT IjOW RATES. THE O , F. Davis Co. IMS Farnam Bt , W 4M SIO. > Ii2 V ' 1-0 LO \ > _ Clt AI MONEY TO LOAN , JO. W. W DAYS : FURNI- tur * . pUnoi. etc , DuO Orten , It. I. llarkcr bile. IIOUSUS. U3TS. TAIIMS. LANDS IRAN'S Gee 1' . Uemla Heal L'statc Co. . 1'aiton lllock. RE-503 U 11ARGA1NS. J2C09. J3,75o TO 1C COO , see Photos t ictli nnd IMrnam ; MorVe Uldc. J. J. Gibbon. 514 First Nat. Bank Hhhr RE 501 HAROAIN. ONLY TOO 00 FOR LARGE IXT OV Krndeat IMh a\enuc and Corby 6tro t fnr. vln llros. icn Farnam birect. R FOR 8ALE-A CIIKKRFU1U DEUailTritL home The rno t desirable rc Idcnce for tlp prlco on Ucn Farnam St. Eleven roams harl wood finish , modern In e > ery resp t ciccmc Ifehtera throughout the house ; cm light cnHre hou e from other floor , breaking tubes F and cill bells , beautiful Ia n Owner lenvInB the city. It us Fhow joii the property SNAP , ON 18TH ST , NEAR IJODOIlVcr feet. J2.700 John N. FrcnUr. opp p ? o RE M6SS COTTAGE. JIMOOO. ANOTHER , Jl SOO 00- on lst "a > me"tw JtE M730 8 It KM' HOTHLS. UnNT OP 30 "OOMS , AMES AVE . . and 24th . , St. . opposite exposition srounds , almost new rent reasonable , llemis , Paxtoii blk MS49 HOTEL OF 18 ROOMS FURNIMIED- INQUIRE on picmlses , 318 S. 12th St. LOST. PARTY WHO FOUND NER. COAL & I.IMF Co , pnpers nt 9th and Jackson Sa urday please keep money nnd return papeis to SOI H ist | , St ' Lost 715 SHOIITIIVM ) AMI TVl-nwillTlNG. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , CIS N. "Y. LIFlT G04 AT OMAHA 11US COLLEGE. 10TH & DOUGLAS _ _ _ _ _ _ MB 3 1AT.1VODni' ; : TVPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES" United Tjpewrlter & faupplles Co , ids FJrnim ACCL\TA. > T. H. C RURR , PUHLIC ACCOUNTANT. 1617 1 " " " " " * -MC42-MC MASO.V WOltK . J. P. HEALY , ISM CLARK STREET MSC7 MI3 _ _ _ _ HMI'LOVIinNT OI'KIOIJ. AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT bureau. 1521 Dodge. Telephone , 870. 870.rMSC3 _ -rMSC3 Jyl3 HORSES ONLY , HOARD FENCES. SPRING water. A. W. Phelps & Son. 207 N. Y Life CM Sl Kr.VAXCIAL. LIFE 1NS.1-OUCIE3 BOUGHT. W. P. HOLDEN COS siumvAi.ics. 1XDR NATURAL STONE WALKS , TEL 492 Oil send postal to A , Stutzer , 330 Uoanl Trade , M731 JuneS * ASTHOLOUV. PROFESSOR A MASERY OF EOYPT PALM- Islry and astrology , the wonder or the age * past , present and future told or no charge , at 2020 llarney St. , Omaha Neb. 11545 ; MUSIC , AHT AM ) QEORGB 1' . OELLENRECK. HANJO. MANDo Hn and guitar teacher , 1M7 Fumam btrcet , Tel 223. KS I > AW.MIUOKIIIS. . MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N , II ST , C03 ruiiMTimn I-ACKKII. M. S WAIJCIN , FURNITURB PACKING. UP- bolstering , repairing , mattreii. feathm renovat ed ; price * reduced. Tel , 1331. 2111 Cumins' . MJ TIED UP BY AN/INJUNCTION Another Complication ) js Developed in the Water Works Pojntroversy , STOP PAYMENT OF WATER COMPANY BILLS llauni n nil rnrrcll I AlIvRc Collusion 111 ( ho Mutter oB-AUoirltiK ( lie CInliii * AlleRcO. ( D He Duo from the City. Another complication developed la the waler works case yesterday when J. B , naum and Dan Farrcll , Jr , nied a petition tn the district court , asking that the offlclala of the city bo enjoined from paying the 1896 bills of the Omaha Water company , amountIng - Ing to $43,373.CO , which wcro allowed by the city council at the meeting last Tuesday night. Juilgo Keysor granted a restraining order as asked , which will bo In force untl May 17 , when the case la set for hearing. The petition of the plaintiffs Is an ex haustive document , which recites at length the history of the Omaha plant up to thla time. No now points are brought out , but the prayer for an Injunction Is based on the same objections to the pa > ment of the bills as have been urged all through the extended controversy. The ordinance by which the c'iglnal con tract was granted Is reproduced , as well as the subsequent assignment to the American Water Works company. It Is alleged that the whole tenor of the ordinance and con tract Indicates that It was not contemplated that the plant should pasa Into othtfr hands , except with the consent of the city. The fore closure proceedings by which ho plant camu Into the possession of the prc ciit company uro related , and It Is charged that the Farm- era' Loan and Trust company , disregarding the rlghti of the stockholders , began acting In collusion with certain persons , who pre tended to act as bondholders , to create a new corporation under the laws of the state of Maine , to whom the property should bo com eyed. It Is further alleged that It was and Is yet the purpose of thla now corpora tion to encumber the franchise by new Issues of stock bonds amounting to $11,700,000. HND OP Tim FRANCHISE. The petitioners assert that the Judicial sale of tliB property under fordosure proceedings terminated all tie lights of the franchise on account of the failure of the American Water Works company lo continue to operate the plant , that the ownership of the property was thereby vested In the city and tint the provision In the contract relating to the > com pensation therefor was a condition subsequent and iiot precedent. Oil the strength of these representations the petitioners contend that to grant any privilege or recognition to the Omaha Water company would grant a new franchise as effect holy aa though no franchise had heretofore been In existence. They al lege that the Omaha Water company has no right to operate the pHnt and that all Its proceedings In tint direction are In violation of law and against public policy , that the case of the city of Omaha , against the Farm ers' Loan and Trust corapiny to compel the forfeiture of the franchise at the American NOW TO FSP OUT. rill a bottle or common Blass with urine and let H Bland twenty-four hours ; a sedi ment or eettllns indicates an unhealthy condition of tlio kidneys. When urine stains linen It Is positive1" evidence of kid ney trouble. Too frequent dcslro to uri nate or pain In tbo back is also convin cing proof that the kldncjs and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO HO. * There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed , that Dr.Kilmer's Swamp- Hoot , the great Kidney remedy , fulfills every wish in relieving pain In the back , kldnejs , liver , bladder and every part of the urinary passages. It coi reels Inability to hold urlno and scalding pain in passing It , or bad effects following use of liquor , wine or beer , and overcomes that unpleas ant necessity ot being compelllsd to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Hoot is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have tha best. Sold by drug- ? lBta , price fifty cents and one dollar. You may have a rnrnplc bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mall. Mention The Omaha Dally Uco and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co , Utnghamton , N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness ot tbl # offer. SUES & CO. , PATENT SOLICI10KS Bco llulltllnz.Omulin Omulin Neb Advice nnd 1'itcnt lloolc nini : flV TIM II ANY KNOWN MAKE UA HUM gfni prepaid an > where. Send stamp for list and particulars. BICYCLE SADDLE CXCIUNGE , 2G West B'way , N. Y RAILWAY TIME CARD I.PIVS IIIURLLNOTON MO RIVLR | Arilves OmahaUnlpii | IJipot , JOt'i & MasonSta. _ | Omaha " 8.35am Denver Express l.3'am ) 4 Sopm.Llllv HII's Mont & I'ucet Snd Ex. 4-OJpm 4 35pm Denver Expre- > . _ . 4.0jpm 7.0Jpm..Lincoln laical ( ex. faundas ) . . . 7:4pm : Z.Mpin.Lincoln Lueal ( ex. Sunday.ll:30am : .caves ( CHICAGO , UURLINGTON & . Q | Arrives OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Maoon Sis ' Omaha 6.05pm Cr'eago Vestibule S.OOam g.tgam Chliaeo Express 4.15pm 7.50pm . . .CIllcaK'J i St , Louis Express. . . . K.JOuin l(0uin : Paclllc Junction Local C.lOpm Fast Mall Z.tOpm ; eave iLllll'AOO. MIL & . hTPAUL ( Arrives OmahatJnloriDeiot _ , 10th Ai Manon Stu | Omulm C 3Cpni.T. , , .Chicago Limited 8,0oam 1 00am . .ChlCBKo Express ( e , faundap. . . 3.2pm jpaTeTrCHlCACSO & NOllTHVVEST1N jArrlvea" Om ha | Union Depot , 10th & Mneon Sis | Omaha 0 ram' . . Eastern ExpretM 77. , 340pm ; 445pin ! Vtstlbuled LlmlUd B:4Dpm : 5 Mpin St 1'aul Express 8 30am 0 10am bt. Paul Limited. , . . , ! > ,0pm t soani Bloux Qlty Locfl IlilOpm 0,30pm Omaha-Chicago 8pval ( ! S.OOam MUtourl Valley Local 9.30am Except Sunday. ' * Except SonUa ) . Leavea ICHICAOO. R. I , & l'ACIFICArrlves | OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Manon hts | Om h-x EAfaT. 0 40am..Atlantic Express ( ex ; , Sunday ) , . 700pm Nil nt Eipws. 8,15am 4 LOpm.Chicago Vestlbuled Limited . . . l:35pm : 4 Minn. . St Paul Vettlbuled Limited. . . . l35pm ! 1.40pm . Colorado Limited . 4 'Xlpm .eavui I C. Sf "P7 , M STo ! ( Arrltes Oinahal Depot. 15th & Webttfr Bta. | Omilia : T3fipni.Slo4i City Express ( ex Bun.ll55am ) ; 8. 15am , . . .Bloux city Accomrahiiatton , , . 8.00pm 6.18pm . St Paul LlmttiM . . 9.10,1m Leave * I r. E. & HO. VAM.KY. I Arrive * Oinahal Depot , 15th & WehVtpr Sts. | Omaha "s.OOpm Fnst Mall anil IiJi > r ? 5.00pm 3.00pmex ( Bat. ) Wjo. ix. c x Men . . S:00pm : 7Mam..Fremont : Local ( Sundit ) * only ) . , 7.50am Norfolk Hipreis ( . Bun ) . . . . 103arn e.lSpni. . . . ht. 1'uul ixiwa | S.lCam I eavrs I K. C , , ST. J "eTcTu ( Arrives" OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th . Maeon Sl | Omaha 9 09am "i.Karunt City Day Kxprcsu . . C.lOpm 10.00pm K. C Night ix via U. 1' . Trans . 6 Mam * Leaves I MISSOUm PACIFIC. jArrlves Omaha ) Depot , 15th . _ _ \\ol > ler Bis. | Omaha r.COpm Nibra ka & Kansaa Limited , . 12Upm i:30pm : Kan as City KxprcM 800am 2 ; 15pm. . .Nebraska Local ( ex. Sun ) . . . 8 00am " Le ve | "BIOUX C1TV & l'ACiriC. | Arrlv < S Omaha | Depot , 151li & Webtler 8I . I Om-ilu St. 1'nul Limited 9,10am > aves 1 BIOUX CITY & PACIFIO fArriveT OniahttlUnlon Depot. 10th & Motion Sts | Omaha C40am. . . . St. Paul Passenger . 11.10pm 7.30am . Sioux City Passenger . 05pm B-55pm . 8L. Paul Limited . . . . Mam .eaves I V UJAlirnLvTLWAY ( Arrives _ OmahaynlonDeiKt | , 10th & Maflon Bts [ Omaha 4 80pm . . . . . . . . . .jjCanpn Ball . . . . . .tl:30 : m Leaves I ONION PACIFIC * ; rArrlve"1 OmahalUnlon D > pol , 10th & Maaon Bts I Omaha 8 Mam . Overland Limited . 4 < 4Spm J.ICpm Rest'ce & Stromib'E Kx ( ex Sun ) . 1.50pm t'tlrm .Orand Island Express ( ex Sun ) , . 1.50pm t:39pm : . Fait M II . 10 ZOani Waltr Works companr and to establish th right ot the city to take po sc ? lon ot ant oporale the plant 1s now , pending In th United Stalre circuit court and that th Omatia Water company has entered Into col luslon wllh a majority of the present clt council to secure the recognition of the com Hfttiy , so that the company w"l thereby b enabled to defeat thc > suit of the city In th Untied Slates court. It Is further allcgci ( hat It was planned that Acting Mn.vo Blngham should sign the warrants during th absence of 'Mayor ' Uroatch It Is also allege < that the charges of the water company ar cxcrullant ami unreasonable. The court Is asked lo enjoin Iho acting mayor from approving the ordinance and th city council from passing the same over hi veto. It ho should decide ( o veto It. Also t restrain the acting mayor and the comptrollo from signing the warrants nnd the rlty trcas urer from injlng them It they are presented sented , The ordinance which contains the appro priation for hIrani rental for IS1G vvue signed by Acting .Major Ulngham Wednesday morning The warrants wcro then author Ized , and could have been obtained by the water company any tlmo Wednesday The lighting fund contained mifllclcnt funds to take up the warrants , with several thou sand dollars to spare , and the Omaha Water company could have had the money Wcdncs day If Its officials had demanded payment Utit no demand won made for the warrants and they were- still In the hands of the coinp. troller when a copy of the restraining order Issued by Judge Kejeor was served on each of the city officials yesterday. VICWS OF UINQHAM. Acting Mayor Dlngbam said jcslcrdaj that when ho approved the ordinance Con taining the bills of the water company ho did not In any way Jeopardize the rlghta or Interests of the city. He had refused to approve the ordinance until a formal stipu lation by which the Interests of the city In the milt now- pending were fully protected had been drawn and signed , both by the official of the water company and the city attornny. This stipulation Is now on file , and It ex | > ro alv provides that In paving these bills the city doca not waive any rights it claims to possess In the suit , nnd furthci that by such payment the city docs not recognize or confirm any claim of the water company as expressed In Ha answer In the said suit , and that It shall not he considered aa a rati fication of any alignment , transfer or con- vejancc. This Is signed by 13. L nierbovvcr. general malinger of the water company. J. M. Woolworth and U S Hall , attornojs for the company , and by City Attorney Council. "With this stipulation on file and agreed to by all parties , " continued Major Illngham , "thero can bo no question but that the cltj is fully protected. No one has contended that tlm bills vvero not a legal claim agilnst the city and should not bo paid The only ques tion was whether the water company would accept the pajment with a written stipula tion like the one now on file. In his veto message of March 9 on the same subject Major Uroatch said'If the city now pijs hydrant rentals to the Omaha Water com pany. It might well be claimed thit by such action it had also ratHled the pretended ns- slgnment or purchase under which the Omiha Water companj no\v claims. If payment can bo made of any just bill for water furnished In such a manner as will not prejudice the rights of the city , I will cheerfully approve the same. I am advised th-xt this might bo done If the water company would enter Into a wiltten stipulation with the city that any pajment made by the city would not bo con sidered or In any nitnner construed as a recognition of Its claim that It Is possessed of any rights granted by the original con tract and franchise. ' "It Is evident that In my approval of Iho ordinance- acted exactly along the lines laid down by Mayor Droatch In his veto message and as ho had c\prct > slj' silted ho would act If the matter was brought before him In the same way. " WAvrs TO Hivruitx TO GERMANY. Life iv Kli lli-r Dniuvlilcr In TIiU Coun try Ullll ( < IIHllll ( . All old , graj-haired woman barely able to walk , owing to the weight of years which hung upon her shoulders , tottered Into the poll co station last evening and told a sad tale of penury ( o Matron Dennett. She stated tint she was 7C jears of ago and had lived the greater portion of her life within a short distance of Hamburg , Germany. She gave the name ot Mrs. Josephine Kunre. The motnei of n largo family , she had lived in quiet happiness upon a farm with hei husbind and children. About live jcars ago her eldest daughter married a joung man named Adolph Johnson and then removed to this country. Johnson and his wife arc no\v living on a farm about four mllca west of Florence. Shortly afterward tlio father died and the rest of the children married or died and vvero scattered far and wide. Mrs Kuno went to llvo with hci youngest daughter and was accorded a good homo. Last May she re'cclved a number ot let ters from her daughter in this country , who wished the mother to coma here and pass the last dajs of her llfo. Mrs. Kuruo undertook the long trip and has been with the Johnson family evci since arriving In this country. Life on tlio farm , however , as depleted by tint daughte-r was not a bed of rct > cs for the old mother. She asserts she was obliged to rise lit tlio morning at 1 o'clock , milk five cows and do all the other drudgery about tlio place. This , she sajs , was not all , for In addition she received the abuse of tbo entire - tire family. At length being unable to stand the unnatural treatment , the aged woman started out on foot for this city and walked the entire distance from the farm to Omaha. Mrs. Kunzo'a clothing Is scanty and of the cheapest variety , jet faultlessly neat. Her hands , which she icpeatcdly wrung \\Mlo telling her story to the police matron , arc scarred and seamed with hard labor and the aged frame slioua Indications of having nearly reached tlio limit of Its earthly so journ , Mrs. Ktinzo said that she had a wealthy undo residing In this city , and It was in the linpes of getting assistance from him in the way of transportation back to the old country that she had undertaken the long walk. The undo Is at present absent from the city , but Is expected homo shortly and in the Interim the aged woman will bo given the limited accommodations of the pollco station. ATTHACTIO.V KOIl JUM3 HACKS. .VcKTiilliitliiK' f i ° n Motor Vehicle to Ilnc'e i lli a HorNu. The executive conunlttcn of the Fair and Speed association spent most ot the tlmo ot their meeting yesterday In arranging the smaller details for the coming race meet , Secretary Mount reported that the track la In flr t-clam condition , The stables are al most full of horses now , The committee1 Instructed the secretary lo correspond with the Woods Motor Vehicle company for tbo purpose of securing a horse less carriage as a feature of tbo meet , Ilie vehicle U run by ail electric motor. It Ute to race with tbo fastest horeo on the grounds. The meeting watt attended by Secretary nogga of the Lincoln Speed association , which holds a meeting directly at the con clusion of thn Omaha meeting. Mr. Hoggs stated that the prospects for tbo Lincoln meet were very good , VoIiiiitre-rH * > MV Quartern. Aflor working all winter In a small room on South Thirteenth street , the Volunteers of America have removed to more comfortable quarters at 1317-1310 Douglas street. The first meeting waa held Wednesday night with a largo attendance. Gospel services will be held ever/ night at 8 o'clock. fii'OTKr Mcrcer'N Condition. The condition of Councilman George Mercer Is very much Improved , and unless bo has a relapse ho will be able to bo out and attend to business within the next two weeks , TaUcH HIM IIINIIHU Sou Home , Hdward Sweazej- young man of wealthy parents who are reuldents of Hock Island , vvua at the pollco station yesterday after noon vrlth lila father , C , r , Hweazey. The youim man has been confined In an Insane asylum for soverul years , but u Hhort tlmo ago wan released , an It waa thought that he wan cured of his malady. Ho IB tiKuIn auf- ferlim fiom nil Impaired mind. Ho VVUH lo cated at Grand Island yeaterduy mornliiR and brought to thla ellj- . where hla father requested the usslaMnca of ii couple of ofll- ccr In placing liltn upon an eustbound iraln. _ in-Ill for ! 2niliczcpinent | , William J , Morrison , formerly collector 'or the Omaha Van company , charged with ho embezzlement of { 73 from hla former implojerx , was yesterday bound over to ho district court by Judge Gordon , The > ends were $ COO. WOULD MAKE ANANIAS BLUSH Wonderful Imagination of ft Man Whose Record is Not of the Best. LAUFMAN , ALIAS BOWMAN , WEAVES A YARN In Mlnnrnpntla lie llrrctuut * 111 * Dcndibuit n.Tpcrli-iioc * In Onmliii , but fall * to DrtnJI .Some of tlio Interesting I'ncdi. W. A. Laufraan , n traveling man of the northwest and at present a resident oi Minneapolis , has created a sensation tn that town by giving It out cold that ho Is ono risen from the dead. In the tale that ho recites to the reporter of a Minneapolis paper of his experience tn this line ho falls to tell of his experience In this city , where ho was known as W , C. How man When his two experiences arc considered In the fullness of their beauty , Lauf man-Dow - man will be recorded on the pages of history at a close second to Ananias and Muncliauscn. The last scenes of Mr. Ltvufm.in's latest romance are laid In this city and Council UlufTs. Hero It was ho died and arose from the dead. The earlier chapters of the romance arc placed In Marlon , Ind. . where. In 18S7 , ho was married to nmma U. Miller. Ills life was unc\entful until some two jeans ago. when ho nnd his wife removed to Mankato. There his "strango cxpcrlencei" began. Ho began to lm\o a goneness tn his stomach , so he relates to the Minneapolis reporter. Ho thought this was duo to the fact that ho allowed too long n time to elapse between meals , but the name con dition continued e\en after ho had started to pay more attention to his feed. However , Mr. Laufman partially recovered and ho and his wife lemoved to Council Bluffs. Thpro 'he goneness again made Itiolf manifest. The mjfltery of the whole thing was solved one night , when Mr. Laufman iccldcntally picked up a paper In his wife's bed chamber. "It was a prescription given jy a notorious woman In Omaln , " EH > S Mr Li-iufman , "who has the reputation of having poisoned several people who vvero In the way if largo estates. " A further search brought .11 light a bottle of Indian hemp. DEAD AND HEADY FOR UUIUAL. After three discoveries < Mr. Laufman ac cused his wife of poisoning him. She .hercat became very restless , moined and cried and was very hysterical , and looked at icr husband with a stiango look In her e > es The next morning she packed up and de- larted fop other climes. It was too late for Mr. Laufman , however , who continues his story as follows : "I took sick and was removed to a hospital n Omaha. There I had an experience which ovv men have lived to tell about. Under ln > Influence of the drug I sink Into a con dition which , by the phjslclans , win cnllod loath. This was on December 1C ! , 1S5G. The lectors pronounced mo dead nnd my body vas turned ovei to M. Maul's undertaking establishment for preparation for shipment t was given out that I had died of heart llseaso " Mr. Liufaan had n pretty time of It n the death chamber. On the fatal morning 10 became aware of an. Indescribable scnsa- lon , similar to that produced by Third ward corn julca. It began at his feet and snapped clear through his frame and came out of ho top of his head. He became conscious of omcthlng like a hall of yarn being released , and then ho found himself In the foun of a nan looking on his own body. Theicafter he made a trip about the city. At Sixteenth and California "avenue" ho tried to slap an acquaintance on the back and went clear hrough him. Ho saw his 1 > ody packed In co. and altogether had a bully time. Finally the doctors decided upon a post- nortem examination of the body , and nntu- rnlly Mr. Lniifman was Interested In this 'ho phjslclans began to cut the body nnd itr. Laufman felt some shocks. Pretty soon 10 was conscious of some excruciating palna and tno llrst thing ho knew ho was In lilo > ody again. IIo was dead exactly thlrt > - ovcn hours and fifty-eight minutes hj the own clock. ANOTIinia STOHY OP DEATH. Thcso are the details of Mr. Laufman's etoiy. In one particular he Is correct. He vas in Omaha at the time , hut then his name vas W. C , Dow man. At that time lie also gave It out that he was dead , but the clr- mmstances of the demise were slightly dif ferent. In fact , he has Improved the story all around. The news of Mr. Bowman's death was jrought to this city by his wife. She showed a letter from one of her husband's friends , In vhlcb It was set out that How man had been lorilbly murdered , and that his body was still at large somewhere The police were called In , and a search was made foi the nurdercd man. In a couple of days the body vas located In a flat on St Mnij'n avenue near Eighteenth street. There Mr , Howman vas living with a woman , and was going > 4 the plain name of Smith. lid was found o be very much alive. As soon as the news of the wife's presence ) ecamo public property Mr. Howman tried to ulntly slip aw ay. Ho went to Council IJluffs , mt got no further , because his wife got wind f his movements .mil follow ed him. She apturcd him on iDioadway and made him ome back with her to this city. Mr. Howman > was tr > lng to shako his wife nd Incidentally to get away with some 3GOO , of which , ho said In his letter ho had ) cen robbed. 'Ho ' managed to blow In pretty icarly the entire amount upon himself uml ils now love before he was corraled by lib vlfo. lln > ilriia lli-nln IluIIilliiK. A permit was Issued to Haydcn Dros. yes- crday for a largo four-story and base ment addition to their present btoro building Workmen are now tearing down the brick lots on Dodge street In the rear of the laydcn building , and these will bo Imme- llatcly replaced by a brick and Iron etrnc- uro whlfh will cover the entire lot , 43x132 cet. The new building will be of the name iclgbt and appearance ns the present store , t Is expected to cost about { 25,000 Will Prill for ( lie Cull. The Tliurston Jllflca of this city have ro- olvcd a challenge from the Delknap Hides of San Antonio , Tex. , to contest for the lalvcston cup , the trophy which Is now leld by the Thurstons. The boyg have ac- epted the challenge , and will defend their Ight to the prize at the Interstate drill that will occur at San Antonio In July , J'rriiNiirrr KilvrarilH Kllrn Illx Iliuiil. City Treasurer Kdwards ( lied lila official mnd with City Clerk Hlgby yesterday. The nnd Is In the sum of $200,000 , as U'qulred , nd Is Hlgncd by the Fidelity and Deposit Surety company of Uultlmoro. This Is the amo concern that furnished his previous > ond. The bond Is approved by Judge labaugb of the district court. 1 KltllOllS IJf Tlin OITV CIIAItTRIt. CUT Attorney Council' * Vlprr * Upon ( lip Sulijrrt. The Information that It had been discovered that an error Ind been made In the enroll * nicnt of section 110 of Iho novr charter , which relates to paving , was heard with some mis givings by citizens who realise that a con- sldorablo nmonut of pnlng must be dons this sear If the streets of the city rp to present n. favorable appearance during the exposition It develops , however , that the sentence that w omitted by the enrolling clerk docs not affect the validity of the sec tion It Is merely explanatory , and , If neces sary can bo supplied by ordinance. Iho section provides that the material for paving shall bo designated In the- petition In , such general terms as shall admit of the widest latitude tn competition. "Tho desig nation shall not specify , If the material bo asphalt , stonp or brick , AS nsphalt , stone or brick" and then the committee clause sup plies the explanation "from any specific lo cality , quarry or kiln , but simply sheet or block asphalt , sandstone , granite or lirlck ; The specifications for dimensions , qualities , manner of lajlng and dimension * , and the proportions of materials slnll be left to th city engineer , subject to approval , ai olse- vvhcre provided In this net" City Attorney Council unya that the omls- slou Is not etrlous , ns the meaning la clearly conveyed In the first sentence , which wn * properly cut oiled If It H dealred to fur ther qualify the general provision that th doslgiutlot shall admit of the greatest lati tude in competition It can properly bo don * by ordinal co. With regard lo the proceedings In qua warrantn to test the validity of the now charter and the right of Mayor-elect Mooren to hold the office , tlio effects are more serious. Whllo the supreme court decided that thcso proceedings could not properly bo brought until after the new ofllcl.ilj had taken their floats , the bringing of such proceedings after May 10 , ns Indicated would embarrass the city In several ways. It Is generally bo- lleved that the proceedings would bo & farce so far as any possibility of success Is concerned , but aside from that , the mere fact the the validity of the charter Is In dispute would bo a tremendous blow to the city The renewal bonds for which the char ter provides could not bo dlspoaod. of until Its legality was sus tained nnd the result would bo to force the city to bankruptcy. Tlio bonded obligations are now being met by means of loans secured from the Omaha banks until such time ns the proceeds of the bonds ho- coine available , but the banks could not bo expected to carry the city through the year. If the controversy over the charter ohould not he Immediately settled , the city would bo absolutely unable to meet Its obligations on account of the fact that the Issue ot nearly $400,000 In bonds was tied up. Another result , vvhleh Is considered , scarcely less serious , would bo the tnablllty to sell Intersection bonds which wore voteil at the last election and under the provisions of the new chatter This would mean that no paving could bo done this jcar nnd that when the visitors come to the exposition In 1S3S. they would find the streets In exactly the same condition they are today , plus the wear nnd tear of another jenr. Petitions aio already nearly icndy for about n dozen new paving districts and a controversy over the , charter would nullify all proceedings In that dltcctlon. ii\s ivo HIASO > an nn AI-HAID. Mr * . SlinniKiii'.M lliiNlinnil Itovr DoIiiH I'l o Yours for ( lit Slitc. The cause for one of the communications received by the chief ot police yesterday was an Item In The Heo eomo time ago to the effect that onoV. . J. Shannon had been , arrested for burglarj In this city. The writer of the communication was Mrs. Laura Shan non of Denver , Colo. In her letter Mrs. Shannon states that slio believes that tha Shannon , named Is her divorced husband , Frank. She desires to know what disposi tion was made of the man. She alleges that : her husband had threatened to kill her because - cause she had Instituted divorce proceedings against him. The husband lo nald to Uavo como to Omaha after leaving Denver. If Burglar Shannon Is Divorced Husband , Shannon , Mrs. Shannon may lest easy.V. . J. Shannon was convicted at tlio last term of the district court of the burglary of Magln's tailor shop at Twelfth anj Douglas streets , and was sentenced to five yean , la the penitentiary. Ho Is supposed to bo the man , as ho told the police officials that his form r homo was Denver , where he had a family living. Cnrrrotx n MI.MNliitrmciit. OMAHA , May fi To the Editor of The lice Erroneous statements In refercnco to the Orn ilia schools have been nirulo and busily circulated It bus been icpeiitedly said Unit the cost per pupil nnd the Mlnrleu paid tencheis urp lower thnn In other cities. This Is not conept tln tiuth being the directly opposite In this connection the schools of Kniis is flly huve been con- htiintly tliilist before UB The following1 statements are taken from Into reports oC the Doirds of Education In Omaha and Kansas C'lty : Yeirly rnst per pupil In Omihti , $ lSfi ; In Knnsis Cltv , til 117 Hotb reports tire Imscd on average dilly attendance , but that of Oimiha Is the cost of teachers only , while the smaller film lit Kansas City Includes the ro.st of olllccrn , teachers and jinltoia. If It were llgurcd on the simo basis as Omaha It would bo Htlll luvvi r The average monthly salary paid to woman teachers Is. In Omaha , $71.70 ! li Kansas City , $0311 A STICKLER FOR TRUTH. Ca hi Cruel (11 HIM HorNf. Charles Gahl , a Httlo Germ in living out In I5cnon Place , wns arrested yesterday for cruelty to animals. Ho was bcatliif ; n sorry looking plug1 over thn hack with a bairel stave when taken Into custody by the olllcer. The nondescript vehicle and animal ucre hauled to the police station behind tlm patiol wagon and the horse offered some oata He look a larpo mouth- full of the grain and aftei rollliu ; It aiouncl 111 his mouth for a few inlniilps nttqmp'cd to HW allow It It wns n dismal failure. The horHO was suffering fiotn nn aggravated case of dy.spi psla ami was accordingly shot last evening In ai-eordnnco with orders Is sued by Judge Cordon SiiNiirrd'd of SlriilliiK I < cnil I'lpi' . IHlltoMuiphy nnd William llynn , n couple of suspicious diameters v\ho weio arrested near Fouileenth nnd Locust streets vvhllo rushing a can yesterday , aio supposc-d to bs a couple of lead pipe UileveH. ] ) etootlvc" located a. quantity of lead pipe ycHtetday which had evidently hoc n cut out of vacant buildings by the two men. The pipe , to gether with a iiiiaiiltt ) of zinc , had been sold to the Junk dealer nt Twenty-second and I/ard Hticots by Ryan. A now coin- plaint charging- burglary will bo lodged against the men , hd'llcU mi Hlllcvr. Harry Nightingale unw arrcxtcd yesterday for Interfering with olllcers. He not only did this , but .stiutk one of them In the mouth vvhllo they were attempting to place Illllle Murphy under arrcHt near Fourteenth and Locust streets. It Is thought that ho IH also connected with a Knnx of lead plpu thieves , who are also In custody. N 'TV ( InaHrriiiiiHtrr Arrlvcx. Colonel Marshall , founerly clilnf quurlcr- master of the Department of Columbia , Ima arrived and hau been Installed as chief quartermaster of the Dtpartnu-nt of the Plutto. GOLD DUST. All Cleaning about the house , paint , floors , pots and pans , dishes and glassware , silver and tinware , can be done better , quicker and cheaper with , WASHINfi than with any other cleansing compound. largest package greatest economy. THE W. E. FAIRBAHK COMPATTr , Clilcajo , Bt. Ix > uii. Sim Yoilc , UoBttm ,