Nebraska Newspapers

    -in TTTTC fVUATTA DATT/V TVRTC ! IHimAT. MAKOTT L fi. 1898.
SPEGlftl NOTICES
AHvi'rll'.i-Mioiit * for the-ne column"
-rrlll he tnUcu iintll li ! m. fur tin-
ctcnlnftnml until H p. m. for llic
iiioriilnir nnil KiindnrilUliiim ,
Ail > crtlfcc-rn , liy rrilticMliiR n tiuni-
ln-rcil i.-lii-cU , cnii lnw c nnimern nil-
Irodncil lo a mimliiTctl Iitlr In cnrc
of 'llin HOP. Aii wrr < no mlilr ' c l
rlll di-ll-vcrcJ n | tpntntloii of
tin * fliL-rU out ) .
nnorrt llrwl liinrrllont
HiitcN , 1 J-Uc n
lo n iioril Iliprrnftrr. > o liliiK taken
for Ie n ilinn a.c for Hit * llrnt Inner-
lion. Themmlvcrtlnfiiiciit * limit I
run cMiiixrc'iitlvc'ly.
AVAXTnnSITUATIO.\S.
BY AMERICAN WIDOW , HOUSEKEEPER FOR
wldovsir , hiusekee | > cr or head chainlwrniald In
Jiotcl : good references. Mm. Pulncr. '
Orange. N , J. A-M131 All *
ir A FIRST CLASS GERMAN "AKEH. ON
bread , cnkcs , paftrles , nlso ornamenting , In
bakery or hotel , ns pastry cook ; city "f coun
try. K 37. llec. A-MMa . '
AN OLD MAN STILL STRONG SEEKS AVORU
In pnrden , firm or IIOUFC wnrlc wllh Oerm.m- .
American , hmall wages expected. K 41 He'1
" ' ' 2j
A linUAm. ! ! WATCHMAN WITH IIHST CITY
refi > rcnc "i wnntB emplovmcnt nt low wages.
Jmiulro 1318 rarnam or 111 So. ls " ' , .
'Jt < r
B1TUAT10N AS COACHMAN I1V C1OOD.
man , In Ilrit-claM famll ) . Addri-F3
Il MAW : HEM' .
S TO TAKi : ORDERS ; NEW LIKE
of work ; no heavy grtJi 'o " .rw * Vi'r.y Jir
commission. C. IAdiini Co , UJI E3 jj , ! 1'
SALESMAN I'OR CIOARS , Jlli A MONTH AND
rxiiMisM ; old llrm ; experience unre'cei ! irr ; Jn-
dueements to customers. C. C. Illshop As e o
I--0
81. lrfUls. -
AOKNT3 AND I1KANCH MANAOnrtS ; SAI.AIU
ana commission Hunter Tnllorlnir * SMrt
Co , Cincinnati , O. ll-MIDS-Aprll 1C
. AN nxpnniKNcr.n
who epcnks Ocrnun. App'y nt II. llnjs , JJ1 .
Vlnton St. II u.
WORK POIl US AT VOtm HOMH ; DA5 Oil
cvenlns ; JO to J12 vx-cklv ; nn cnnvns lnir or
pipcrlonco miu'rert ' ; full rmrtlruln nn1 vwk
irmllort nn nppllc itlon. Columbian Mfff. CM.
301 N. Cth St. , Philadelphia , Pa. II M123 7 *
BAT.TlSMnN TO KHU < TOtl.TTT SOAP TO
flpiilcrs ; 100 per month falnry nnil exprapj-F ;
xpcrlcnrn unneceasiiry. l ul Krnsl C-o , i t.
Jjouln. Mo. B-SI1.2
WANTED. A GOOD 11READ AND CAKI
bnker. Address K 2. Bee. 11-M212 S
; SAUSMIN TO CAHHY oim
lulirloitlns oils nnd vnrnlslira on commUu-lnn.
nldn line or oxclualvclyf re'fiirencos Austin &
WcGec , Cleveland , O. JJ-MJ.J7 iv. '
GOOD AOnNTS. I.\DinS OH OKNTS. } - TO
Tier day to hustlers 41S-43D Pnxton Itlk
11 SSO 50 *
WANTED. COOD CA11HIAOIJ PAINTHU
Jlclnlnrdt Co . 21J4 N 5 lt t H-411 21'
WANTED. A UVK ADVEHTIKINfi HIISTI.EIl
< m n Ixnl railroad publication ; refcrcnosc.
.Address K 41 , lice. 11-417
WANTED-A NO. 1 CARRIAGE TRIMMER , 215.
l envenvvcrlli .St. , Win. Pfeiffer. 11 410-2J *
juniir.n THADE TAUGHT at EN AND
women In two months , positions iruirnnti'erl ,
toolw printed , cntnlncuo mailed free. Motor's
" > hoolr. Chicago or Minneapolis.
H-Mir JO
WANTED. liOOIC PRINTERS ; WANTED.
iprtBSfitilers for rjllndois Jacob North .
< Jo , Lincoln , Neb. 1I MIC8 23
WAM-KH I
100 aiRT-S roil A1.I > KINDS Or WORK : ? 3 TO
17 week. Canadian Olllce , 1522 Douglni
"
GOOD COOK. APPLY U ) N. S3D BT.
-riASs COOK WANTID. : : < 4
Court ; beat wncQ . C JOO 24
WANTED , IS1MKDI4TKI.Y. A COOK AND
alto a lauti r H Cull nt 1 4 Wirt itrcct
jicrmanent i i < ? ih for cooa fenlco.
. f , , fA vJt , , C 4Z3 24 *
WANTED-A UOOD 01111. AT 118 N.
ailll < TO WAIT ON TAltl.U IN JIUTUUN 1X 1
'board nnrt room at 422 S. 18th St. C-430 _ ' 3
WANTED. I < AD1IW Oil GENTL.EMEN TAKE
orders plctuio battksl.Cp Maine. 5IG ll'uav
Co. Illtiffs. C M4CC 27
pen
CHOICE HOUSES & COTTAOIJS AI.I * OVER
city. 15 to } 73. l-'ldellty , 1st lloor N. Y. I > lfe.
HOUSES. WAUJvCE , IIHOWN BLOCK. 1CT1
and Douglas. D 433
, L.Utau LIST. M'CACUE , 13T1I AND
V D-131
HOUSES : PI.ATS. GARVIN nnos. , icn TAIVJ
U IS3
HOUSES. J. II. SHE'UVOOD. 423 N. Y. LTPE
D 4
HOI" * IN ALL PARTS OP TIIR CITY. THI
O. F. n.avl Coionany , JS03 Pumam D (37
HOUSES. I1ENEWA & CO , IDS N. 15TH ST
HOUSES , STOKES. 11P.MIS , I'AXTON m.OCK.
D 1-9
NEW COTTAGE , MONTHLY PAYMENTS CO
Jlec niflB. D-JII31
DUTAfllKD MODERN 12-HOOM , ALSO 9-ROOM
liouiie ; ke > s at 2348 Cnp. Ave. Tel , 071. Tl II ,
llahlbon. D it 23
JIOVINO nousraioT.D aoon > < AND PIANOS. .
Otn. Vaat Storaes Co. . 1S11',4 1 anmm. Tel IfCO ,
IJ-M321
MODEUN TLAT. 111 ! SOUTH 11TH
D-M1C9
4-noO5I PLAT. 4 BLOCKS FROM POSTOP-
lice ; inolcrn. A. M. Covvle , 211 South Ibth Ft
D 400 24
TOR RENT THREE-ROOM COTTAGE , 1722
'Wtli , hewlj' papered , Rood nelchlwrhood , $10 50
W. I * Se-lby , 331 Hoard of Trade.
D-t 15-24
rou unvr Kinrvi'Mnn HUOJIS.
THE INI'OIIMATION UUREAU , 1319 rARNAS !
i : M418 M3
3 NICE ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING. 1112 SOUTI
1ttli. K-M7K
DEJ-IRAllLE ROOM. M. 1 % HOYS. N. Y. U
JlMp. 'Phone Ell. E M211 A17
NICKLY ri'UNIHHED ROOMS ; PRIVATE PAM-
ll > - . 1S11 Cass. K-M330 ; 6
_
IN PRIVATE TAMILY. 1819 D-'IDOE.
E-M',51 2"
_
( TRANSIENTS ACCOMMODATED ) . * 1 B1 WEEK
tip ; larRe front room ? ; Imynlndovv ; ( use
< it rook stove ) . H4 Nqrtli 19lh. U-MgSS 28
11OOMS. KSO HARNEY ST. ; MODERN. PO.
front. E-M121 Z3
Nn\VL.Y PUIINISHID ROOMS TO TARTY OP
gentlemen or family ; nn ndvancp during ox-
jiotltlon ; 7 lilock from exiioKltlon crount ! * ;
near car line ; no step * . 2C03 No. 19tli
E-MUS ! T
NICELV II'RNISHED
mojrrn conveniences. 1B17 I eavenwnrth 't. ,
flat C. ] MI34 SI *
JXIR ItKNT. KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
in rooming houae ; best location In city. Ad-
drr 1C 60. Uee. K M < 4 27
rilUMMIIKD noOMS AlVI ) UOAHD.
TJIH MEIIRIAM , riUSTCIBS FAMILY HO-
tel. 55th ml Dodge St * . r 4C2
_
nOOMS WITH ItOARD : MODERN. 2S3 DOnriB
U F MiiO IJ
_
KLONDIKE HOTEL. S. E. COR. ICTH AND
Webster Bis , ; steam heat room ; , J1.60 i > cr week
end up. F-MC93
HOOUS , WITH BOARD. 21 OS CHICAGO.
F 497 All *
JJICE1.Y rtJRNISHED 1'IIONT ROOM ; PRI-
* te fmiilly. 70J Ho S3th St. K-44-2S
THE HOSE. EO HARNEY ; ROOMS WITH
t ard ; rte rcasonalile ; transients ncconnno-
diited. F-M973
rURNISHED ROOMS. 2111 GRANT ST.
F-M3M ! C
, ITU DAVENPORT ; \NSIENTS
acvommodatril. V tn A *
nOOit WITH BOARD. MOS Cats.
F-MCT SI *
TFOR HK.M' STOHKS AXD OFFICES.
' FOR TRAC1CAOE. TRANSFERRING AND
dertc room , pply to the Auitman & Taylor
Mccblcery Co. , N. K. cor , tth and Jackson tts.
*
l-TKAR I.EAiK. ? 19T1I ST. . BET. FARNAM
AT. * , „ K
KOH HI\T : STOHHS AMI OITICIM.
( Continual. )
roR IUNT-IN TUB 111:1 : IIUII-DINO :
One large corner room , Jd floor , with vault and
private office , \vnlcr , etc.
One large front room , 2il lloor , divided Into two
rooms by partition ; water , etc.
One l re corner room. Id floor , lth Tftult ,
water , etc.
One .front room , divided l > y partition , 3d floor.
Ono corner room , with vnttlt. 3d floor.
One large room , 3d floor , with partition dividing
It Into one Mrse room and two smaller private
rooms ; water , etc.
Two Urge ground floor roomi , fronting litn St. ,
with \ault.
Several fmall rooms on 4th floor , with vnulK
AH these rooms nre heated with fleam , electric
llKht , supplied with nrit-clnfi Janitor service.
Elevators run .sty nrd all nlRht ; building
Ftrlctly flrrjirpof. Apply to Superintendent.
Room J04 , Bee building. I- S
Toil HUNT DB K KOOM IN OROUNO TI-OOR
niTlce , Hee liullillns : wnter , Menrn heat , electric
lliflit and Janitor rervlcc. Apply to Superin
tendent. Ilee bulMlnir. 1 107
rou RKXT-Tiin 4-RTOttv nnicic P.UIUDINO
nt 915 rnrnam St This btilldlns has a nreproof
cement basement ; water on nil tloorej E * * , etc.
Apply nt tlii- office ot Tie nee. 1-910
ACJHVTS
AGHN'TR. CITY Oil OOCNTHV , TD FLT ,
McDonnld'B Havering Uxtracls. Z418 N. 17tn
St. , Omaha. J M327 27'
wn CAN sin-pur DraiRARi.n TENANTS
for CO houses 5 to 8 rooms vv Itlim one wrtK.
If > ou Juno nny liouren vncnnt list t'ipm with
u at once. 1'ldellty , 1st llotr , N. Y , Life
K M170
WANTHD , PARTIES DKSIRIXO ROOMERS
nml bonrders tn iinnouncc It In the Omahn
Unity Hotel Jlrpwler ; cKtnbllrhed In ttli ; Is
dally plncnd In the linndu of vMtnrs nn In
coming ttnln ; , free , llntes T cents per line
per month. AddrefS 1C15 rarnam. K M422 27
STOII inn.
1'Aciric PTOIIAOK AND wAHBiionsn co ,
COS 910 Jones ; general storage and forvvnrdlns.
M-4C3
OM. VAN & STORAGE , UlUi TAllN'M. TT.I. 1535
M 1C1
.vAvrin/ro : HUY.
CIRCULAR IlII" SAW , SECOND HAND , MUST
1)0 In RXhl v.orklng order and cheap Address
K r : , lice X 384 21
WANTED-CARRIAGE HORSE , G TO G YEARS
nld , weighing leO to 1,3(0 poundo. Call 1201
llarncy. M US A-l *
POH SALE FUKXITUHK.
BEDROOM SUITS , FOLDING nins : AND ALT ,
klndi of houKehold KooiK , to quit liuMiras. no
reasonable dlTer refused. Neb. rurnlturi- ,
T10-12 N. ICth St. O-7J ! AS
KOH sviniioii.sns WAKONS , nrc.
N ULTX1ANT CAIIIIIAOIJ IIOKSK. 7 YEARS
old , perfect Iny and blnck points , velili < ! about
5,200. D. L Morgin , SSlfi N. 20. 1' 401 24 *
on SALE OH TRADE A
Imported Norman stallion. 11. C. Fell. SIS b
ICth. 1' 113-27
'OR SALE. PERFECTLY OAITED , REGIStered -
tered paddle mare , 7 jears old , ! " % hinds hlph ,
ricks very fu t. Rood driver ; Indv can handle ,
also binder ii.incton. cheap K L8 , lice
on SAI/D , A iiANnsojin CIUISTNUT MAUI : ,
inrer , stnndanl bled , b jeari oil , 16 hands hlih ,
will road to bUKBy jit n 2.10 Bait , perfectly le-
liable ; reasonable price. Knyulre JS bcott St ,
Council lllurH Iowa. T M4M S >
Toil fr.M.n-
OG AND POUI-TrtY I'KSCi : , HI.Tinit THAN
wire netting. 1'Inu sawdust for Hoars. T > * l 4J
D01 Douglas Q US
ORSE CLIPPING MACHINES. KNIVES AND
rc-inlrs , all standard iiiaKi-s , , i > n hnnl ; Rilnr
Ins razor * . Mieais , clipiiers ; pionipt forv Ic
A. I. Umlclard Q MSTC
URE PLYMOUTH ItOCIv EGGS roil bET
tings ; 60c- roosters , H 00. S32 North SCth
SCthQ9SS
Q-9SS
nno swnr.T POTATOES , 51 ro rnn CIJL
Theodore Williams , 67th and Military A > e.
Omaha , Neb Q MJiC Mnj-7 *
pr.niiY , jonuun AND WHOUSAI.U
dealer In ef t\er plpo and stoneware. 4477
Uodgo street. Omaha Neb. Telephone SOO
Q MM7 V2
. . HOG AND T.AVM rnvr-nt ; ALL
wire ; U bci.t. Wire Works , Kill and llnrn r
on SALT : ONH or THK IIUST OAIIUIS IN
the cltv. Oenulne Imitrnln. Inquire J. I
Kemp Feed Co. , 27th and Jxjavcnwoi In.
In.QMMJ
TOH PAI.E , ABOUT 0.f )0 2ND HAND ST
Ixmls flro brick and 33,000 building brick , ul-o
hollers , engine nnd brlrk miehlnerj.vm J ,
\Vclshans , City Hall. 'Phone 237. Cj MC77
ron SAU ; . TUT : EI..KCJANT HAH
of Palmer house saloon. L. C. Drown. Gran
Island , Neb. Q M7t > 9 AS *
IIUACKHKAUS AND WATITS , HO\V TO HE
mme , lie. Cjrus Gray , P. O beT 11 , nn
nett. Pa. Q M151 A1J *
GOOD nrnioiiT PIANO ron S\I.E APII.T
2703 Tlrlstol Et. Q M423 27
u inox SAPH. WILSON , CAHH MOUSE
Bhon Co. , 12th and Howard. Q M431 2C
UESTATinANT FOR B VT.K. TTH
and confectioneries , nt 116 No. ICth * t
Q M1G3
on RALr ; on TUADK. A GOOD MERRY-GO
round , enelno and ortran and ( lxture , nil li
k'ood running order. Vor particulars addrci
O. S. Smith. Graettlnirer. la. Q M457 S3 *
MASSACi : , I1ATIIS , HTC.
: . \UHA ELLISON , J19 N. ICTH ( UPSTAIRS )
room 12. Turko-Rusulan nd plain baths , mas.
JE . T M310 A1S
,1HS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE UATI.
parlors ; restful and curnthe. 7 S. nth , up
stairs. T 5U71 ! 7
MME AMES. MASSAGE AND IJATHP 1P23W
Howard street. T M314 2S
MME. SMITH. IIS X. 15TH ST. , STEAM AND
alcohol biths. T 110 2S
VIAVI KOH UTERINE TROUBLES , stc-8 I1EE
131dg ; ph ) lclan consultation or health book free.
U 406
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AXD HE-
palrcd ; day or nlRht ; drfss nulls for hire
I'antorlnm. K. 1 . Cor. 14th and I'nrnam. Tel !
963. U 47
JIORS15S CLIPPED , ttlORT NOTICE ; ONLY
electric clippers In city. Tel. CC. McCorniae &
llaunley. 14th & Howard. U MO
I.ADIES. HAVE YOI'H HAIH DHKSSED UK-
fore going downtown at the halrdrcfslns
parlors of Mmc. G. Payne , 2303 Lpa\enworth
it. : tel. 1SG3 : artutlo nunlcjiing , eupertluoun
lialr and facial blemishes removed with elec
tricity ; strictly private. U M647 All *
QUICKEST AND HEST PRINTING FOR LEAST
money. 11. G. Hearsey , 110I I'jrmm. 'Phone
ZOCO. 11 VX33 ? < !
I1ATHS , MASSAGE.-'MME. POST , 313'j S 15TH.
U-1S3
MO\KV TO LOAS ttJ-AL KSTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT .LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1M2 Furnum St. W 1CS
PER CENT CITY AND TARU LOANS.
GHrvlii llros , 161S remain St. AV MI7I
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS.
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. 3. No.t'1 Hani ; Hide.
73
MONEY I.OANED ON MPROVED REAL EState -
tate In Omaha , Council Ulnffs St South Omaha.
W. II , Thomas , LO ] First Nat'l Uank , Omaha.
W 475.
J1CO.OOOM SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first-class Improved Omaha propertj , or for
building purposes. Fidelity Trust company.
W 477
ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO . 31S N. Y. L ;
quick money at low rates for choice farm lands
tn Iowa , ciorthcm Missouri , eastern Nebraska ,
W 47S
LOAN ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W , Farnam Fmlth & Co. . 1S20 Far'm.
W-4C9
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. ! h-tnnan-Lo\e Co. , tit S. ICth.
W-470
PER CENT MONEY. I5DM1S. PAXTON Dlk.
W 471.
PRIVATE MONEY. WEAII. 1STII * DOl'GUVS
W-830-A-9
S10XEV TO LOV * CHATTELS.
tl TO 110.000 TO I > OAN OX
HOUSEHOLD KUHNITURK AND PIANO3 ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. ETC. .
at lo cst rates ID
Omaha. South Omaha and Council IllufLi.
No rcmoral of eoods : strictly rnnfldentlal ; you
can pay the ] mn oft at any time cr in any
amounts ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
S0 Soolh UUh fit.
TITE OUJK3T. lUHGEST AND ONLY 1NCOR-
rORAVBO LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.xat
xat
are LOAN ON JKWKLKY AND DI.V.
. AMnH JJC M. X- tai *
MHMV TO IOA\CIIATTILS.
( Continued. )
MONEY LOVNED PALARIED PEOPI.K HOLDIng -
Ing pcrminrnl pofiltloa , with responsible ron-
corni upon their own name , without necurlty ;
t.'u. ) iKi > mcnta. Tolman , R 7M , N , Y L bldi ; ,
_ _ 9 Apl6
iiL'siM-ss cnv.vr.r.s.
TO GET IN OH OUT OP HL'SINESS GO TO J.
J , Glb'wn , M4 First Nat'l Hank. Y 479
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION FIRM , SOUTH
Omaht , wants man with large capital for part ,
ner ; business thoroughly cttabllihed ; iffer-
cnces nrst-class. Hex 4IJ , Omaha. Y M323
J. I. WATT. HtmtEH AND OEXEHAL JOH
blni ; . 2115 I nmct street , Y M5I7 A2
EXCHPTIONAL OPPORTI'NITY TOR RIGHT
party to open nn etclu Up family hotel and
apartment house for railroad and depot cm-
plojri on South 10th street , Omaha , wltiln two
blocks of the new nurllngton and Union Pa
cific depot < ; new building contains f,0 larpe
rooms ; nv-rommodatlons for about 100 persons ,
will lease for term to responsible party ho has
capital to furnish and conduct a flrt-elass
place. II Ct , Uee. Y 670
HARNESS AND SADDLE TlUHINHSS ; COUNTY
feat : lonn. Eastern Nebraskii. J. J. Glb'on ,
Ml Flr t Nafl. Hink. Y-15I-7I.
FOR SALE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Mnre In n pr" > spernus localltv ! n splerdld op
portunity for the rlsht paity. Tor particulars
nrlto to G. D. Freed , Hugo , ColoY
Y Ml57 20 *
BETTER THAN KINDIKIrnRrONS WITH
srmll or law capital wishing to make Invent-
mentn tint promise larse returns should al-
rtress or call on I * AV. Tulleis , Council Hltitl * .
la. Y M107 A'C
DRUG STOCK , $ SOO ; DOING NICE HUSINIHW.
J. J. Orb on , 14 1st National. Y M207 27
FURNITURE FOR SALI3 OP A ,10-R HOA71D-
Ing hou e ; hou e for rent. J. J. Gibson. M4 1st
Nat. Hank Hide. Y M20S 27
FOR SALE , MEAT MARKET ; STEVEN'S
cooler. H. Deal , SCth and Hamilton.
Y M277 20
11.00. MO TARD . ENVEI/DPES. N TEIIE
or circulars neatly printed. R. G. Hei
13M Farnam. 'Phone 20CO. V Mi" .
CASH GROCERY ; GOOD I1USINES3 LOCA *
tlon ; Onnhi. Address K 40 , HeeY
Y M402 1C"
WANTKH TO HUY GROCERY STORE OR
Rrorcry and ni"nt market for spot cjiih ; must
bp cheap and ha\u Rood trade. Address K 4S ,
Hoc. Y-443 20
WANTED. PARTNER IN HRICK MANUFACture -
turo ; growlnic town , with pro pect of largo
business. Address K 31 , Dec olllce. Omiha.
Y M45C 27
WANTED. SEA'EN MANAGING OPIiHATORS
for branch olllccs ; Nebraska , KnnsaMlrsourl ,
Iowa , The 11. I. Price Eye SjsUm , Denver.
Cole Y M432 2S
$ COO AVII.L HUA" A TINE PAYING 11USINESS
for lady or gentleman. K 30 , He'A'
A' MIC1 23 *
PARTNER AVANTED TO OPEN 'RESTAU-
rnnt ; lady or Rcntlenmn , experienced piity his
comiileto elegant outfit , needs small oapltal to
start. Addre-si K 49 , Hoc A' M4" > 23 *
FOH SAIiK UKAL KSTATE.
KOUNTBE PLACE HARGAINS. J2.rOO. 13,750 TO
50,500. J. J. Gibson , 114 First Nat. Hank Illdg
RE4SO
FOLLOWING DESIRAHLE PROPERTY :
ness lot corner , 0x150 ft , In So Omaha , piwd
Dtislncss lot , C0xl30 feet. Improved , South Omaha ,
street imed
Tract (21 ( lots ) . SCth St.
Tract (20 ( lots ) 30th St
For particulars apply 1012 rarnam St.
RE-OOI
FINE IRRIGATED LANDS WITH AVATER
right rn 10 jears' time nt 6 per cent ; a chance
of a lifetime ; write for book describing land.
In connection with thl * no do a general real
estate and loan bin. Wjomlnc Development
Co , li"l Capitol Ave. , Omaha. L L Johnson ,
agent. HE M411 M2T
NEW , MODERN r.-ROOM COTTAGE , 7.UJGE
lot , JIOO cash , bilance to Fiilt. Addre s O M
Hee. RE Ml"3
SNAPS-loXM FEET ON 1STH NEAR DODGE
i-trret. suitable for 2 brlrk hou c-i. price J2.701) ) ,
r sirs fe t v\lth brick hou'e , N E corner
! 0lh and Ct.nilnir streets , price J0,0"0 J N.
Frenzer , opp old P. O. RE M30I
MAKE M12 AN OFFER ON TWO LOTS IN
AValnut Hill addition. Oscar Grosliell. Salt
Lake , Utah. HE M7CSAO'
Tioisns ; , I.OTS. FARMS , LANDS , TJOANR ,
also llro Insurance , Hemls , Pa\ton blk
blkRE
RE 482
FOR SALE , 9-ROOM HOUSE. 4012 IZAHD
street. HE M3IO 29
A NICE HOME ; P-HOOM HOUSE. DETACHED ,
Inrn , city witer. rewer , cl tcrn ; corner Hur-
dett and 28111 Sts , at a bargain ; also two
vnrant lots , all fenced. Call Morand. 1310
Hnrney St RE-421
MAKE ME A CASH OFFER ON NORTH > i
of lot 9 , blo k 7 , Kountye & Ruth's addition ;
lot estcnd < < from 1Cth to 17th street between
7eaveiworth and Mason and his three build-
lues on It that \vlll rent for J',00 per sear.
This property must be sold at once In order to
cl" o up nn eatlcrn estate.
Any offer will be considered , so here Is n change
to pet n itoort Incoiio bearing propelty within
if. mlln or1 court hou N at your own price
JOHN AV. HOI3I3IXS , agent , 1S02 Firnnm street
RE-M433 23
IOST.
I-OST. RLACK AND AVH1TE SETTER DOG , 9
months nld , black head and cars , black spot
over hips ; reward If returned to 50S So 2)th St.
Lost 424 24 *
LObT , SMALL GREEN ENAMEL CHATE-
lain watch ; lady looklmr for house Monday ,
Hew aril If returned , to George It Morc-in. 1320
r.irnam street. Lost M441 26
IjOST. CHILD'S SPECTACLES. IET\VEF- >
faldwell St and Lnc school Return 271
Caldvvcll and get reward Lost M43I 23 *
tiiin to C. H. Thompson , Mth nnd J streets ,
South Omaha. Lost 417 II
SIIOUTIIAAD AXD TYI'EWIUTEIIS.
A C. A'AN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
and Typewriting , 717 N. A . Life , offers the fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions by
experienced teachers and skillful stenographers ;
up-to-date methods ; touch Bvstem nf typewrit-
inIf preferred ; participation In actual work ,
for which students receive pay ; montlily paj-
ments. 745
A1 : OMAHA UL'S COLLEGE , ICTH & DOt'OI.AS
JW
SHORT-HAND , UP-TO-DATE , TAUGHT HY
court reporters. Hojles' School , 403-5-7 , IJee
Hldir. I 4S4
FOUND. DARK HAA" MARE. SMAIJL STAR
on forehead weighs about 1,100 , In good condi
tion , 2 shoes on fore feet. 9th nnd Locust
Found-M465 23
PAWMIIIOKKHS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOAN3 MONEY. 418 N. ICTH
( EG
\VA > TinTO iioiutow.
LOAN AVANTED I'ROM HOME CAPITAL , 1.4'0
tn Jl.COO at 7 per cent ; security on good Inside
residence property. Address K 24 , Uee
IIOTKLS FOIl HEST.
BUILDING. SUITABLE FOR HOTEL : JO
rooms und large stare room ; central location.
IScmls , Paxton Dlk. 960
EXPOSITION KH01S CAGES FOH HUNT.
GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION.
Ilcmls , Paxlon lilk. 4S3
STCXOGIIAI'IIEHS.
AVE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
Stenographers frrc. The Smith-Premier Tjpo-
wrlter Co. Telephone. UM 490
11IOYCLES.
FOR Jl YOU CAN GITT YOUR AVIIEEL CLEAN-
d and adjusted. Om Blc > ele Co' . Phone 1665.
CCS A !
FURNITURE PACKED.
U. 8. WALKIN. 2111 CUMING. TEL. 13S1.
UHICK.
LOUISVILLE liRIClC CO. , ITD TRADE : tel. 4 .
340 MZ5 *
KMPLOYSIKXT OFFICE.
CITY EMPLOYMENT UUREAU. 1417 FARNAU
trc U Room * I and S. Tel. 1104. -41
TYVEWITEHS.
TYTEAVRITERS FOR RENT M W PER MONTH.
The Smlth-I > rerol r Typewriter Co. , 1(23 Far
nam St. : telephone. 1U4. 481
MUSIC.
PKTERSEN'B MDSIC SCHOOL ; PIANO. VIO-
Ita. wandolla. cultmr. xltbw : German a Hao < t
lUEUMlyloci ; jtrmf riiBMh14HAt
rixci.vi. . .
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES HOUGHT FOR
cash. Richard Herzfeld , 171 LiSallti St , Oil-
cago. M210 A17
( Should be rtnd DAILY by nil Interested
ns changes may occur nt nny time. )
Forelftn mnlls lor the \vceX cndltiK March
* M , 1S93vlll close ( PROMITIA- nil
cuscHj nt the Bcnernl pojlolllcj na fol-
lovvn : l'AHCCl.8 POST MAILS clos ono
hour earlier than ciu.lr.j tlino tihonn
below.
Trnnsj > AUnn < lo Mulls.
3ATUnnAT-At f. a. m. for EUROPE , iier
B. ? . Canrpanli * . ) via Quee-mtown ; at S
n. in. for NirrlHinihANDS direct , per s.
s. Kdnm vlv Hotttrdnm ( letters must be
directed "pc-r FdMr. ! ! " ) ' , nt S n. in , for
GENOA , per R. Tulda ( letters mint be
directed "per Fulijn. " ) ; nt 10 n. m. for
SCOTLAND dft-ect. per s. r. Anehorln ,
via GlnsRovv ( tetters must bo directed
'per Anchor-la" ) .
' 1UNTED MATTER/.ETC. Gernnn steamcri
silling on Tuesdais take Printed Matter , etc. ,
for Oetmnny , and Specially Addressed Ptlntcd
Matter , ot ! , for other parts of Europe. Amer
ican and \\hlte .Star jtoamcri on AVedneadnyn ,
German steamers oui rhursdajs. and Cunard ,
1'rench and German rteamfrs tin Siturdajs taks
Printed XIatter. tc. . for ull countries lor which
they are advertised to can-y mall.
.fter the clo Inpri' tf.s Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Mnl.o nstsc.1 abo\2. aiJltlonal supplo-
nientury malls nns en * , l en the piers of the
American , E.igllsh , French and German steam
ers , anl reinitn open'until within Ten Minutes
of the hour of eajline , of steamer ,
lulls for Sontli nnil Contrnl Amcrlcn ,
AVenl Inillek , Etc.
'niDAY ' At 1 p. m. for HAHUADOS di
rect nnd NORTH HRAZIU via Para ,
Mnrnnlnm nnd Cenrn , per * . s. Usnculct.
ATtJllDAY At 10 a m. ( supplementary
10:30 : n. m. ) lor KOHTUNK ISLAND. JA
MAICA. SAVANILL.A and OKHYTOAVN ,
jfr s. s. Alene ( letters for Costa UlcT.
must bo dliceted "per Aleno" ) ! nt I0.10
n. m. for OA'Ml'KCilK. CHIAPAS , TA-
J3ASCO nnd YUCATAN , per s. ? . Ponuho
( letters for other parts of Mexico and for
Cuba must be. directed "per Concho" ) ;
nt 11 n. in. ( supplementary 11:30 : a. m. )
for VKNK7.UULA and CURACAO , nlso
SAVANILLA nnd CARTHAaHNA , via
Curacao , per s. I'hlladelphln ; nt * * " p.
m. tor NASSAU. N. P. . per s s. Miami ,
from Miami. Via. ; at 8:30 : p. m. for NKW-
FOt'NDL-AND , per steamer from North
Sydney.
Tills for Newfoundland , by rail -Halifax nnd
thence by steamer. clo e at this ofllc" dnlly nt
8:30 : p m. Mnlls for Miquclon , by rail to Hos-
ton and the ice by i-teamcr , clone nt this office
dally at S:30 : p. m Malls for Cuba close at
this office dallv nt 7.00 n. m. for forwarding
by steimers zntllnz ( Monaeys nna Thursdays )
from Port Tampa. Fia. Malls for Mexico City ,
overland , unless specially addressed foi dispatch
by steamer , itose nt this olllce dally at 2:30 :
n. in and 2 ' 00 p. in. Reglstcreo mall closes
at C.OO p. m. previous day.
TrniiN-I'aclflc Mulls.
ial'a ' for China nnd Japin ( specially nd-
dressed only ) , per s p. nmprc s of Intlli
( from A'nneotiver ) close here tlally up to
March " -1 nt d'.l ) p. m. Malls for the
Socletv Islands , per ship Tropic Bird ( from
S in Francisco ) , close here dilly up to
March 25 nt tf'30 p. m. Mails for China ,
Japan .ind Hawaii per s. s. BolKlc ( frcm
San Francisco ) . cloJe. here dally up to
March 27 at G.CO p. m. Malls for China
nnd Japan , c * ' ? . s. A'lctorla ( from Tacoma -
coma ) , close Here dally up to March * * 27
nt fi 30 p. m. Mnlls for Hn-wall , Tier s. a.
tfeilanfllT ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dally up to March 31 at r 30 p. m. Malls
for Australia ( except AVest Australia )
New Zealand , Hrmnll nnd Djl Island * ,
per s. sllovv [ on ( from A'nncouver ) . close
hero ilrtliv after March "IS and up to March
21 at GCO : p. m. ? , IalU for Australia ( ex
cept those for West Australia ) v\hch ! are
forwarded -via FJiiippr , NCAXcilnnd , Ha-
\vall , I'lJI nnd SimoTii Islands , per s. s
Alamecln ( from Sin Francisco ) , clo = o here
dnlly up to April * * Ij nt 7 n. m 11 n. m.
'
and'C:30 : P m. ( or on arrival at New York
of s. F. Campanialth British malls for
Australia ) .
rans-Pr.clflc malls are forwarded to port of sail
ing dally and tl schedule of closing Is ar-
raiigei ? on the presumption of their unlntcr-
1 timed ovTlnnd transit. "Registered mall
clones nt C p m. pievlous dav.
CORNELIUS A'AN COTT , Postmaster.
'ostolllce. New York. N. Y. . March IS , 1SDS.
II ULIIOAUb.
FREMONT. ELKIIOHN AND
MU un Valley Hnilvvaj Gen.
cral Offices , United States Na
tional Hank Hulldlng. South-
ctt.Corner Twelfth and Far
nam Stieets. Ticket Olllce ,
401 Farnam Street. Telephone CGI. Depot , Fit-
: ccnth and AVcbatcr' lreets Telephone 145S
Leave. Arrive
Dlack Hills. Dcadwood
and Hot hprlngs it.r 3:00 : pm 5.00 pm
_ 3co pm * * 5.00 pm
InYtinesT Yoric , Dav ifi
CTty. Superior. Geneva-
Kxetcr nnd Sovvurd..i * 2:00 : pm 5.00 pm
Norfolk. Went Point and ,
rromom , * " :50 am It.ZS am
Lincoln. Wnhoo and ,
Fremont . , . . . * * : .Jnm "lOJjnin
Fremont Local . , . . , " 7:50 urn
Calls . " Dally except Sunday. ' Sunday
only. " " Dilly excepj. baturday. " * " Dally
eicccot Monday. j ( j
CHICAGO. ET PAUL. MINNE-
apol)3 ) & Omaha Rnllvva >
Sencral Ofllces , Nebraska 1)1-
.Islon. Fifteenth and AVebster
HiLUJZiTTq * ' Streets. City Ticket Ofllcc.
| ! * ! < ® JB 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
IKL Depot. Fiftcsnt.i and Webster Streets. Telephone -
phone 115S.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. . " K O am " S:20 : pm
Sioux City Accommoda. . 9.M am " 8tO : pm
Illalr. Emerson , Sioux
City. Ponca. Hartlns-
ton and Dloomtlcld. . . . " 1:00 : pm " 11:3 nm
ioux City. Mankato. St.
Paul , Mlnneipolls . . . . " 5jj : pm 8:21 : nm
Emerson Passenger 5:10 pm " 8:43 : nm
Dally. * Duily _ except Sunda . ounday
onlvr " This train stops at stations Florence
to South Ulalr. Inclusive. Sundavs only ; on week
dajs. South Blair only.
CHICAGO fi. NORTHWEST ,
ern Railway City Ticket Of-
flce. 1101 Karnam Street. Tele
phone Ml , Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone 12S.
_ _ Lsav * . Arrive.
: > light Chicago Spe
cial * T.Oam 11:53 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City. St. Paul nnd
Minneapolis 5:40 : am 10:43 : pm
Mlsiourl Valley , Sioux
aty 7:10 : am 9.03 pm
Dennlson , Carroll A Vail
1.11 lie. from llioudnay ,
CouncJI Bluffs " 9:00 : am 8:43 : nm
Eastern Express Des
Molne * . MarMiiiltovvn ,
Codrr Rapids , Chicago. * 10:3i > am 4:33 : pm
Atlantic I'ljer , Chicago
and East 4:13 : pm 4:3J : pm
Past Mall , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St Paul , Minne
apolis Limited * 4:3ipm : 8:50 : am
Omaha-Chicago Special. * 6.45 pm 8:30 : am
Daily Dally exept tjunJsy.
SIOUX CIT ? & PACIFIC HAIL-
road General OIHces , United
States National Dank llulld-
Ing. S.V. . Corner Twelfth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket Office.
. - _ - . . . . 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
Ml. Ecpot. Itth and Webster Sts. Telephone 4ii
Sioux City. Mankato.
St. Paul. MlnnapolU BIS pm SZO : am
MISSOURI PACiriC RAILROAD
General OlOces and Ticket
Office. Merchants National Hank
nulldlrtg , 1224 Farnam Stiect.
Telephone 104. Depot , Fifteenth
and Webster Streets. Telephone
1458.
Leave. Arrive.
' ' " '
'Ei'mlHd" . . . . . ! . . " . - ; . * 3.03pm IZ.Wpra
: * nsa City and S'-
LouU Express 8:30 : pm ' 6.00am
K'braska I-ocnl : M pra 9.45 are
Dally. * Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC "T1IC OVERland -
land Route" General Offices , N.
E , Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office , iw :
Farnam Street. Telephone : ii.
Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 12S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
"Tho Overland Limited"
for Demcr , lt Lake ,
western points ISO am 4:15 : pm
Tfio Colorado Special ,
for Denver and all
Colorado points . ll.SSpm 7:09 : am
Fast mall train for
Halt Lake. I'aclHo
cosst and all -western
points . . . . . .v 4:15 : pm T.M am
Lincoln , Beatrice and
Stromsburff Express , . . 5:00 : pra MlJtO pm
Fremont. Columbus ,
Norfolk. Qrana J -
land and Kearney. . . . , 4".K pn
Grand Island Express,4 * * 5:00 pm. * 1J.IO pro
Dally. * Dally except Sundar.
Council Bluffs Local Leaves. tV : > e , m. ; CSO :
OMAHA t BT. LOUIS RAILROAD
Omaha , Kansas City * East
era Raliroad "The Port Arthu
Ticket Office. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone , m. Depot
Uason etrteta. Tele
atoHLave. . Arrlv * .
t. Loula Camnoo atoH
U : am
n.\ii.ito.\is.
( Continued. )
& MISSOURI
River " ,
Rnllrond-"Tlio Hurling
ten Routo" G neral Olllccs , N.
W. Cornir Tenth nd rnrintn
Streets. Ticket OfllcoM1
rarnum Street. Telephone S.V ) .
Depot. Tenth nml Meson
Streets. Telephone US
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Uniting * nnd
McCook . SU : am 9:13 : nm
Lincoln. Denver. Cole
rado. Utah , California ,
Black Ullh. Montana
nnl inifet Sound . * *
4S : pm 4:03 :
.Incoln I-oc.il . . . . . . 70' ; um T.IO pm ! , m
.Incoln I'RSt Mnll . jj-53 n { * 11:4J : nm
Denver. Colorado , Utah.
California nnd Puget
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSHPII
Burlington * .tuuncll Illiiffs Rallroiil-
Tlio llu-lliiKtoti Itnutc"-
I.lckel Syce' 1Mi rnrnam
. '
Route Street , Telfplicne JW Depot.
Tenth nnd Mason BtrceU.
Telcphino 128.
Li-nve. Arrive.
uns.ii City Diy Ex. . . 9,03 nm BMC ; nm
lyi'ns City Nlsht Ux. . * iOW : pm C.3J tim
CHK'AGO. IUJRLINOTON .t.
Burlington QiM.cy Railroad "The llurl.
I'.BtCJi Route" Ticket Olllce.
lt l 1 arnnm Street. Telephone
Route iH. ' . Dcpo' . Tenth end Mason
biietts. Telephone 118.
_ , Leave. Arrive
, - VcnUbuled Ex. . 5:05 : pm 7:55 : am
: hlcrco Express * 1:4 : * . am 4:13 : pm
lilcnso & ht. Louis Hx i:4j jini 7.11 um
[ acirtu .lu-ictlon Ixical. . " 11:50 : am 5:10 : pm
'net Mall * 2.to pm
hlcipi fpprlni 'll-.K nm * 11SO : inn
Dallv. * Dally except Simitar.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
Paclllo Railroad "Tlie Great
Rock Islam ! Route" City
Ticket Oltlce. 1023 Tarnnm
Street. Telephone 4S. Depot.
Tenth and Mason Sticcts.
Telephone IIS.
„ _ Leave. Arrive.
Chicago and St. Paul
Vcstlliuled Express . . 4 : 0 pm l:4a : pm
-.Incoln , Colorado Sp g" .
1'uueblo. Denver and
nest * 1'55 pm 4:23 : pm
Chicago. Dei Molnes &
Rock Island 7.00pm 8:16 nm
Atlantlo Exprc a. for
Des Molnes and east
ern polnli " 7.20am S'lOpm
Colorado river " 7:0) tun 0 03 nm
Dally n | ly excrnt &undai.
CHICAGO , MILAVAUKED & ST
Paul Railway city Ticket
Olllce , 15Farnam Street.
Telephone 2T4. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone 123.
Jhlcago Limited Ex. . . . 5i3 pin 8.05 am
Omaha nnd Chicago Ex 11:00 : am 1:50 : pm
WADASH RAILROAD TICKET
olllte' , 141 ; Fumam Street. Tele'-
phone S22. Depot , Tenth nnd
MaEon Streets , Telcpone 123.
Leave. Arrive.
St. LiulB "Cannon Ball"
Express < :30 : pm 1I:30 : nm
Dally.
SUPUl Mi : COUHT fiYLLMII.
Beels against North Nel > ra ' .ta Fair , etc ,
Association. Error fiom Madison county.
Afflrmcd. 'Norval , J.
1. AVlioro a corporation borrows money and
executes a mortgage on Its real estate to
cure the pivmcnt thereof , a third peison
c tnnot a ° sili the transaction on the ground
of ultialres , or that the corporation ex
ceeded Its jio.ver.
Ilartzcll nualnst McC'ttrcr. ' Crror from
jiiffalo county. Alllimed. Hagan , C.
1. A petition In a ( suit upon n promissory
lote 7mde a part of the petition which al-
CKes that the defendant executed nnd dellv-
oted the note to the plalntllf ; that t > ucli note
3 ivhollv duu nnd piyau'o and the defend
ant wholly neglects to pay ame or any part
thereof , stnto n cause of action.
2 H Is not rs'entlal to such a petition that
t mesatho the pajment of the note by a
stianser thereto.
3 The allegations of every pleading are to
lie liberally construed. ( Sec. 121 , Code Civil
Procedure. )
I. The fact that the parties .made plaintiffs
In the district court ale different from those
nmetl In the summons I'aued u > " the justice
cf the peace affords no icnson for striking ]
off the petition ( lied In the district court.
3. livery material n'legatlon of n petition
not denied by sinsv.cr except allegations
nf value or amount of damage stand con
fessed by the- defendant and need not be
iroved by the plalntlft. ( Sec. 134 , Code Civil
Procedure. )
Henley against Evans. Krror from Boonc
county. Atllrmed. Harrison , C. J.
1. A bill of exceptions not authenticated
by the certificate of. the clerk of the trial
district C3tirt will not bo examined und
considered In the supreme court. ,
2. It Is proper matter of defense that '
plaintiff , the alleged assignee of fhe claim
In suit. Is not the owner thereof or the
real party In interest.
Uavls npalnst State. En or from Otoc
county. Reversed. Hnrrlbon , C. J.
1. In a prosecution for the statutory
crime of laiceny by n bal'co ' the gravamen
of the chnrgo Is the felonious converMon
and the Intent may be shown to have been
entertained as of the time of the reception
of the possession of the property or to
have nrlben during the continuance of sucn
possession.
2. The burden of proof In a cilmlnal action
does not shift to the defendant , but rests
with nnd on the stntc.
3. A portion of a statement contained in
an Instruction criticised , but the entire In
struction held not open to the objection
urged against It.
4. In the trial of a criminal cause the
general rule operates the exclusion of evi
dence of the commitment by the accused
of n crime or crimes separate nnd distinct
from that on a charge of which lie is belntt
tried. To this rule there are exceptions ,
but In the case ftt bar rcafcons did not ex
ist for the departure from the general doc
trine.
lirow-nlng npnlnst State. Error from Gage
county. Reversed. Norval , J.
1. A Judgment of conviction of felony can
not stand where there was no arraignment
of and plea by the accused before the trial.
2. Alljn against State , 21 Neb. , S33 , dis
tinguished.
3. AVhcn It Is discovered during the trial
on the charge of a felony that there has
been no nir.algnment nnd pita , the court
should not proceed with the trial without
arraigning the accused , entering his plea
and causing the jury to bo rfsworn and tiio
witnesses to bo re-cxamlncd.
Peyton against State. Error from Doug
las county. Hever ed. Harrison , C. J.
"Alibi" as cmplojed to expiesj the de
fense of the accused person In n criminal
action meanh the claim of the party
chaiged of piesenco at the time the cilme
is pleaded to have been committed at a
place other than the ono alleged of the
crime.
2. The distance of the place where n party
who Is charged claims to have been at the
time from the alleged location of the com
mitment of n crime while necessarily ele
mental of the different places la not the
controlling fact or element , and It Is not
proper to Instruct a jury that In n defense
of alibi It must appear that the distance
was f > o great as to preclude the possibility
that the accused could have been at the
stated scene of the crime charged.
3. In a criminal case the burden of proof
Is not upon the person on trial to estab
lish an ullbl , und an Instruction by which a
Jury U Informed thnt it Is Is erroneous.
4. AVhero the defense in a criminal .action
Is an nllbl It Is BUlllclent to call Tor n ver
dict of acfiulttal if the Jury from a con
sideration of all the evidence has a rea
sonable doubt of the presence of the nc-
cused at the place and time of the alleged
crime , -whether such doubt adduced In behalf -
half of the party charged.
Hall against State ex rel Henard. no-
versed and dismissed. Error from Hurt
county. Ityan , C.
1. Ttio provisions of chapter 89 , article 1 ,
Compiled- Statutes , examined and held to
require the formation of a special ditch
fund , -which alone is available for payments
for Improvements made entirely within n
single county , under the provisions of said
nrtlcle. and that for the purpose of making
such payments moneys can only be ob
tained from the county general fund by bor
rowing as provided by section 20 of said
article , rtngan , C. . dissenting- .
2. By mandamus n board of county com
missioners cannot bo compelled to provide
through n use of the county general fund
for the payment of n warrant , which , upon
Its face , requires that payment thereof
when made shall bo chaitred to a curtain
designated ditch fund.
State ex rel Scott against Bowen. Krror
from Lancaster county , lleversed. Nor
val. J.
L Where the title to a Mil Is to amend
a designated section of a law no amend
ment Is permissible ) which is not germane
to the subject matter of the particular
original section proposed to be chanced.
2. When the Invalid part of nn act was
the consideration or inducement for the
passage of the residue the valid and In
valid portiorm will fall together.
3. Section 31 , chapter xlv , laws IK' ' , pur
porting to amend section 91. nrtlcle t.
chapter JJa. Compiled Statutes Ifc'JJ , con-
travenc-s section 11. article 111 , of the con
stitution , since said amended section con-
tnlns new matter of legislation not Ger
mane to tlin original.
4. Said section SI. of chapter xlv.was the
motive Inducement to the paisaxe of > ec >
tlon * S and J.of the aflM , h ftcr purport-
Ins to amend section13 nnd 14 , nrtlcle I.
chnptcr 13a. Compiled Statutes , 1 * . . . nnd
the t unconstltutlonallty of n.ilil see-tlon 31
Invalidates i said sections G und 7 , leaving
the i original sections In full forcei nnd effect.
Modern Woodmen Accident Association
ngnlnst Shryock. Urror from Lancaster
county. Alllrmeil , llvnn , U ,
1. Statements c-ontnltiod In nn nppllcntlon
for the Issue of n policy of Insurance will
not 1m construed n * wnrrnntles unices the
provisionof the nppllcntlon nnd jio'.lcy
taken together leave ne > room for any other
construction ,
2. Whether nn nrcldent or a disease
canted the death of u party whoso life wns
Insured npalnst death by necldent should
bo submitted to nnd determined by n jury ,
unless with loference to Unt proposition
the proofs nre so convincing thnt by them
nil reasonable men In the fnlr exercise of
their Judgment would be brought to ndopt
the same eone-luilon.
n. Where nn nci'ldent Insurance nssoela-
tlon Introduced evidence of the statements
of one ot Its memlK-rs with references to
nn nccldent which hnd happened to him
some hours before the time of making such
statements It cannot complain bjcauso the
same ! statements , made to other -witnesses ,
were proved by the adverse party.
I. In nn nctlon for the recovery of the
sum of $ .1,000 Insurance on n certificate Is
sued by n frateinnl benellt association to
ono of Its members It cannot be permitted
to urge thnt the s.tld certificate limits the
amount payable to the proceeds of nn as
sessment of $2 on ench member , nnd tint
there Is. theiefore , a question whether
thereby $3000 could bo realized. In view of
the fact that the stntute to which such as
sociation owes its existence forbids It to
Issue a certlllcate of over $1,000 If It has not
n membership of 2CO > 1 In number.
C. The supreme court rnnnot assume that
the rejection of written evidence wns
prejudicially cironeous when there Is In the
record before It no show Ins ns to the na
ture of the evidence rejected.
Hoguo ngalnst Outhe. Appeal .from Buf
falo county. Alllrmcd. Sullivan. J
1. In nn nctlon brought to foreclose n me-
chnnlc's Hen the petition aliened Hint the
materials were sold nnd delivered to be
used In the election of n building , but did
not cnnrgo that they were actually so
used , it wns further nlleped thnt during
the time the mnterln's were being delivered
the purchaser of the same sold the premises
to his codefendnnt , who completed the
building- , using a small portion of the ma
terials for that purpose. Held , that the
petition states n cause of action against
both defendants.
Chlcngo , Hock Islnnd & Pacific Itallrnnd
Company ngnlnst Kelener. Krror from Jef
ferson county. Heverscd. Ityan , C
The evidence In this cnss examined and
held to disclose such contributory ncgll-
Kenco on the patt of plaintiff that n ver
dict nnd judgment In hla favor cannot be
sustnlnod.
Hell against Walker. Error from Utttler
county. Alllrmcd. Norval , J.
1. The dismissal of n petition In error
from nn appellate court , without nn exam
ination of the merits of the assignments ,
operates ns an afllrmanco of the judgment
sought to bo reviewed. Dunterman against
Storey , 40 Neb. , 417 , followed.
2 The deatn of the principal In n super-
sedeas bond , while the cause Is pending In
the appellate roiirt , does not release tin *
surety from liability , nor Is he discharged
by the failure to have the nrtlon revived
3. Jlere forbeaiance by a creditor does not
release sureties , although by lapse of time
the remedy Is lost against the principal ,
niokhorr ngnlnst KlUcnbary. SJ Nob. , 332
follow ed ,
4. The liability of a surety In n suporse-
deas bond Is not affected by the failure to
present a claim against the tstato of his
principal.
0. The admission of Improper evidence In
a causa tiled without the n < slRtnnce of a
jury is not of Itself ground for reversal.
Union 1'aclflc Jlalltoad Companv ngalnst
niliott. Krror fiom Hall county. Af-
Ilrmed. llagan , C.
Uvldence examined and held ID sustain
the findings of the jtny ; that the negli
gence of the plaintiff In eiror was Uie piox-
iimte pause of the Injury received bv the
defendant In error , nnd that the latter's
contributey negligence was not the cause
of his Injuiy.
2. A declaration or admission to be com
petent evidence , n res gestae must be made
nt such time nnd under such circumstances
ns to inlsc the presumption that It Is the
unpremeditated anil spontaneous explana
tion of the matter about which made.
3. An Instruction of the district court ex
amined and held not erroneous.
4. Irrespective of a statute on the subject
the starting and running of a switch engine
In a switch yaid filled with a network of
tracks , upon which cars nre constantly
movingnnd In which vard men are nt
work , without fie ilnglng of a bell or the
blowing of a whistle , is evidence of ncgll-
! > . In a suit against n railway company by
an employe thereof for damages for an in
jury sustained through the negligence of a
co-employe a defense , that the two em
ployes were fellow servants , must be pio-
sentcd to nnd passed upon by the dlstrkt
court , cither Tiy a p'eadlng , instiuctlon or
in some other manner , or U cannot bo con
sidered by this court.
Daldwln ngalnst Kurt. Appeal from
Douplas county. lleversed. Rvan. C.
1. A court , called upon to confirm a sale
pursuant to its decree * directingsurh sale ,
discovered thnt It had no Jurisdiction to
enter such decree ngnlnst the party resist
ing confirmation. Held , not erroneously to
have icfused e.'onflrmntlon.
2. After the entry of a decree , upon n
showing that no service of the summons
upon which the decree was- based Jiad In
fact been made , It was erroneous to quash
such summons upon a motion asking solely
for that otder.
Williams ngnlnst Donnelly. Appeal from
Douglas county. Afilrmpd. Hnrrlson , C. J.
A nonnegotlab'o chose In action Is sub
ject In the Imndj of an assignee thereof
to all equities w.hlehHero of force betwe-en
the original parties thereto prior to the
assignment , but not subject to equities of
which ho hnd no notice , existent between
his nsslgnor nnd n third person.
Griffith npalnst Silling. Appeal from Dawson -
son county. Heversed. Irvine , C.
A purchaser of Innd encumbered bv n
mortgage showing on its face that It was
given to secure bond with negotiable coupons
pens attached representing the Interest In
stallments , paid ts the holder of the bond
the amount thereof , took from him a re-
lenso of the mortgage and paid to his
vendor the remainder of the purchase price.
Some of tlio Interest coupons had been as
signed to a third person nnd were oveiduo
nnd unpaid. Held , that the holder of the
Interest coupons might maintain an action
to forcelos ? the mortgage for default In
their piyment.
Omnha Klie- Insurance Con-pany ngalnst
Hlldcbr.and. l irnr from Sarpy county. Al-
flrmed. H.igan , C.
1 A provision of an Insurance policy re-
ejulilng the insured to furnish the Insurer
proofs of loss is CHIO Inserted therein for the
benefit of the Insurer nnd one. which It may
malvo.
2. This -waiver or proofs of loss may be
made before suit brought bv the Insurer's
unconditional Menial of Itn liability for the
lo s ; or. It may bn waived nfter Milt brought
by the. Insurer's interposing to llio nrtlon n
defense thnt thc policy was not In fotccat
the tlirc of the loss.
3 Where nn Insurance company , cither be
fore suit brought or by mm-vcr in the ac
tion , denies that the policy was In force
when the 1 > -n occurred1 it cannot avail Itself
of the provision of the policy that no nctlon
shall be broupht until sixty day.i after re
ceipt of proof * of loss" ' and adjustment.
Home rirs Insurance Company against
Fallon. 43 Neb , 531. followed
Oll > on against Herd Krror from Cass
county. Heversed. IJngan , f ,
1. In a stilt upon nn Injunction bond , given
to procure an. order tcktralmlng plaintiff
from enforcing the e-ollectlon of i Judgment.
hN measure of damages U all damages
which ho has sustained by rea-on of the
wrongful Issuing of such Injunction.
Z. All reasonable and necessary eounwl
fws. expenses and costs , whjoh plaintiff ha
palrt or for which ho has become llublo by
reason of the Injunction and the deprecia
tion In value of the judgment debtor's prop
erty on hvhlch the judgment w.is a lien
during the. tdme the Injunction was In ferro ,
am proper e-lomcnts for consideration In de
termining what damages plaintiff 1ms sus
tained ,
3. An order dissolving nn Injunction and
dismissing the proceedings Is generally an
adjudication that the injunction ought not
to have been xratited-
4. Tlio tCgners of an Injunction boml nro
estopped In n suit thereon from ni ertlng as
n defensethnt the Injunction order was
broader than the application therefor.
Hampton Lumber Company ugalnst Van
Ness. Appeal from Douglas county. Af
firmed. Harrison , C , J.
1. Questions of computation or elements
of findings of fact or law on which n de
cree of for ; lourc of n real estate mort
gage , K mechanic's Hen or n contrae-t of silo
of real c-state Is based properly presentable
In nn nppeal from the decree will not bo
examine/ an appeal from the < order con
firming a. sale under the decree of the prop
erty Involved.
5. The -power e > f a district court to vacate
or modify Us oa-n Judgments or final orders
after the term at which they were rendered
or made I * llmltcdi to the ground * enumer
ated In section 002 of the Code of Civil I'ro-
cedure. Ilarnes against Hale , 41 Neb , 353 ,
followed.
McCormck Harvesting Machine Company
against Gustafson. Krror from Waynu
county , ncversod. Ilyan. C.
In nn uctlonfor judgment on certain
promissory notes the defendant answered
thnt the notes hail boon given for n corn-
blni > c-r roil per and binder. In nitre of which ,
If It did not work to defendant's satisfac
tion plulntlff bad agreed to furnish a new
machine ; held , that proof by defendant that
lh * machine bed ffe mails to work to hi *
fntlsfnctlon nt ono time- , but that nftcn-nnS
It hid failed to work well , did not ontltlu
the defendant , under the averments of hit
nnswer , to establish a counter claim for
dnmaget and ) thus cancel the noils KlVtn
by him.
Ilartzcll ngalnst McCltirg. Error from lluf-
fnlo county. Aillrmrd. lingnn , C.
1. In n Hilt upon a promissory note the
petition nftcr nl'cglns the execution nnd delivery -
livery of the note liy the defendant to the
jilnlntlrr , nverred "thnt nftcrwnrd the plaint
iffs sold and discounted said note nnd thnt
the holder thereof nt Its maturity pro-
eenlcd It for piyinent nnd It was dishon
ored ; " that by reason of the neglect nnd re
fusal of the wild defendant to pay wild note
the plaintiff wns compelled to "tnku up"
Mid note. Held , that thN averment was the
ordinary nnd concl c language of business
men , nnd , w hen liberally construed In ac
cordance with section m of the CoJo of
Civil Proccilutc moans thnt the "plaintiff "
upon the dishonor of the note paid tint
amount due. thorcou to Its holder nnd hit
tbcioupcn stirrendoted the note to plaintiff.
2. That the money pave-d by plaintiff tn
tlio cndotsonwas not pud for the benellt ot
the maker of the note , but to protect the
plaintiff's contract of endorsement ; nnd the
effect of the piyment and rcdellvcty of thn
note to the plaintiff VMM to vc t the plaintiff
with the equitable , title to the note.
3. The cqultabln owner of n negotiable
piomls ory note In his nos'esulon mny main
tain an action thereon lu his avn name.
Hoyt ngalnst Kountzc. Error fiom Cage
county. Itevetsed1. Irvine. C.
K nnd others sued on a promissory note ,
nllogltnr that they wcto pmncts as K Bro- .
nnd that the nole had been by tho. pa.vco
endorsed nnd delivered" " to them. The an-
mver denied among other things tinen
dorsement to plaintiffs niiil the. partnership
al < ge.l. The proof showed n general 011-
derpement nnd th.it Iho note had bv such ,
omloriement been ttnnsfetred to the firm of
K Bros. , from whom plaintiff's attorney
hail lecclved It. Held , thnt , under this .stntii
of the Issues and proof , the Issue ns to
pnlntlffs' coimtltutlug the llrm on-nlug thn
note became miitrilnl nnd that In the ab
sence of proof ot the partnership they could
not recover.
Omaha. Coal , Coke nnd Umc Company
ngalnst Suesd. Appeal fiom Douglas county.
Alllimed Irvine , C
1 A judgment ntraltut stockholders for a
llibllltv atlslng under BeCtlon 1M. chapter xl.
Gon. St nn , rendered after the iopp.il of
that statute , ! oiionouus tnpily and not
void ; therefore the rep .il of the. . statute bp
fore Judgment lendeiul Is no defence to .1
creditor's bill to enforce the Judgment.
2. The question of fraudulent Intent , vvhcni
a conveyance Is n < Mllcd on the ground tint
It Is void ns against creditor * of the giuntor.
Is one of fact ,
3. Therewa no abuse of discretion In re
fusing plaintiffs leave to i.vUlulravv tholr
rest when thcs court announced lh it It won'tl
find a docdl .absolute In form to bo n mort-
gngo ntul valid as iinhwhen the offer of
proof rnad p bv plaintiffs > not of f Hither1
evidence of fraudulent Intent , but only ot
thi- amount due under the mortgage , for the
purpose of fKlnir thn rxtcnt of Its lien ; timH
when the court reserved- the cn e for Mich ,
nn ncountlng nnd the plaintiff then had an
opportunity to nnUe such proof.
) . A mortgage to > ecuro future advances L
was mudo In the foim cf n deed absolute.
No obligation tested on the mortgagee to
make nn > advances ! Creditors of the mort
gagor leeovered jiiiitrmonts nftcr the mortgage -
gage wns recorded and , nfter cnmlng exe
cution * to bo levied on the land mortgaged ,
brought a cieilltv.r's bill to suhfect It to thn
pas'ineut of their Judgments. Held , that thn
mortgage was pi lor to their claims for all
sums advanced before the mortgagee had
knowledge , ( horror , but subject lo their
claims as to sums advanced after the mort
gagee acquired knowledge cf their rights.
S. A deed absolute In lorm cuivolng thn
legnl title , although Intended rs n mortfrngn
to secure future advances , nnd the lien of n ,
judgment not attaching- nn equitable ei-
tatp. thf > llotiH of other credltorB of the
grantor did not attach until the levy of c\c-
uctlon at the earliest , and In the absence of
evidence that a Ivanees acre made bv the
mortgagee , between the levy nnd the "com
mencement of n creditor's suit to FUbJe-ct
the land to the payment cf judgments , the
latter date was properly taken ns m.aiklnt ;
the tlmo nfter which ndvnnces on the mort
gage vvro subordinate to the claims of such
other creditor- ! .
fi Whether the lew of nn execution en
Innd .so convevol charged the mortgageo
with notice of the Judgment , quaere.
sru\Titi or A < ; ur//iv.
\Voi-KM n Sui-ccs-fnl Triji for Knol
CIilf hriiM.
Xnt Wetzell. a commission -merrlnnt , haf
a huio crizzlv beir cnseil behind -ytrons Iren
Inrs In the re.ir pirt of hU plnco of business ,
reports thn St Louis Uopubllc. The bcir
vvnt sent to him ! / > f ? mo frlcjiiU Jn the
Sierras' . Within n few dn-jis nftcr the bear
vvns Impiisoned on the premises Wetzell
mlsje.il flist one nml then nnothcr of the.
thickens ho 1ml turned out to fatten on the
scraps nnd refuse nnd for a time he was nt
n loss to Know vvhnt tns tnhlni ; them off.
vvhcn the number Intl Increased to a point
vvheio patlcne-i ( censed to be n virtue he net
a match for -the mlrcrennt nnd in due tlmo
dlscovprert thnt the b ! > ? prlzzly .was devour
ing them ns fnst ns he could lay piw on
them Thn brute's process af cipturlnsr the
luckless chickens would do credit to cer
tain clnsBC3 of irmmmal thnt do not KO
nliout the eiuth on nil fours , nnd v.hen ho
dl ecvered how the thlnsr was done * Wctzcll
hud a henrty IntiBh In ( .plto of his los. .
Corn hnd been thrown into the. bear's cafro
In Kreat quantities. As It dlsippearcdwith
due icRulurlty , It was- supposed that bruin ,
was enjoying It Immensely , but the shnBKy-
coated old fellow waf Winer thin his \eep-
rrs knrsvHe learned before he hnd been
Imprisoned a single day tlm rhlcken * llkeil
corn preWy TV ell , nnd us ht- liked chloliens
better than rein , he decided thnt n fair ex-
chniiKO would be Rood for his c-onstltutl.n.
Acting upcn this theory of iho case the
bear scraped together the corn ns fist ns It
vvn * thrown Into the cngo nnd pushed the
piles out cloc to the bars , where the chick
ens' could pick U up When no one , wjn
nrcurid IIP mould set his grent rtaw.s down
upon thn licntl of nn unwary chick nnd dr.if ?
It Into the cage , to be devoured nt his leis
ure. Not so much ns a squawk ever escap-d
bis victims nnd for this lenson lii- little
gnmo HVMH not discovered until his thlovrry
bad < o ilcclnutPd tht > ixjultry ynrd thnt dis
covery could no longer bci avoided.
IJpcently when Wctzdl entered the Ptoro
lie found old bruin sitting on his h.iunchrn
nnd In such nppnrrnt wood humor thnt ho
nt once nttrncted nttentlon. Going luck to
the cigo- the proprietor found that the boar
had pcrnppd n pllo of chicken feathers fully
a foot deep over Into one. cutner of the In-
closure and bad evidently ninile hi * bed
there the night before. The quizzical rnillo
on bruin's fnro seemed to ask whnt moro
could n good be\r want thnn plenty of ton-
dcr chicks to cat nnd n oft place to . Iepp.
Now the old fell \\'a ritlonv of coin Invo
bec < n cut off nnd It Is Wotz ° ll's determina
tion to give him to forest I'urk for the zo
ological dcpaitment , providing the elt.y will
have him.
TIIUVTKIIS IV "V VICIOUS I\\S. |
Ilnly nt llic Ilriul of HitI.Ixt IK lie.
Knriln I'liiiM- * \iniiNcnii-iit. .
The population of Itily is S.CfiO.COO less thnn
the populntlon of Kiance , but Ilnly has morn
theaters than Vrniicn and twice ns uiAny , n
Grent nrit.iln. thoiish the population of
Great Hrltnln Is fully i"0 000 large-r than
that of Italy. These flguroj. . recently com
piled. s.iys the Ne < .v York Sun , reinfoicc thn
claim long made by Italian managers that
thrn nre moro theaters In proportion to Its
population In It.ily than elsewhere in thn
world Thorn are. counting h.illu und oper *
houses us theaters. 1,000 plncri of ( iniuiu-
mcnt , npproxlmntely in thei United Btntew.
In Ittly there are < 4S. In Kr.ince 437 , In ( jer.
nia j SDO , In Great lirltaln 3iJ and in Spain
One rxplnnallcn which hns been offered
for the. very largo number of theaters In
Italy Is thnt mnnv of them nro smnll nffalrj
nnd unworthy of recognition ns theaters.
This view of the case , however , l Inneuinte ,
ns. in rc pect to the tentlng cnpiclty. Italian
theaters art * lather larger than smaller th in
the iof other cotintrlti" The Carlo Pellco
In Geno.t heats 2.5fiO , the San Carlo In Njplca
2.200 and the I .a Scul.i. now no longer lined
for theatrical performance-- Milan. 2,100.
The mzo of these -theaters CRU bo een when
compared with some Me1- York houses , tha
overage seating capacity ofwhich Is l.Sfrt.
The Garden. arrlck. Hoyf.s , the Lyceum
nnd the Umpire , nil iyll known houws , luivo
less than 1,500 hcitlnir capacity encli. A moro
pluislblc and moro ratlifHetory exolanitlon
of the large number of theater * In Italy Is
to be found 'n ' the fact that the * cultivation
nnd appreciation of muhlc nro pe > rliaps nt ra
scne'ril In Italy than In nny other country
and many of the pljjhouses , therefore urn
ar. > devoted not to theatrical , but to musical
entertainments. Whnt nro callfd concert
halls In 1h Hulled Stntesr or KiiK'nnd ' are
tliejter. > In Itnlv and the gardens , which pre.
vail o largely In Germany nnd In which itlia
populur tastft for much U In part * uppllnd ,
are not to bo found In Italy 'to nny Hlmllnr
extent. The number of small town In Italy
of whit would be called In this country thn
second-clas.- considerable. With a total
population In oxcrm of 30.WO 0 > / ) . tluly hart
no largo city having as much population < m
JUltomore. and. iinllko Kngland and Krnnuo
tlio political capital of the countiy U neither
the largest cly nor the nrlUtlc capital of It.
Popular amusement In the nm l t wn * li
furnluhed nt minor theaters nnd the number
of these Is BO ureat as to nut Italy ut th *
head of all countries In thu particular ,
Thirty-five years make a Kuncrallnn. That
la lionr long Adolph Klaher o [ ZanravlUo. U. ,
luffercd from pile * . He won cured by
tbreo bozo * ot UeWitf * Witch Ilc4