Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY MAY 10 , 1898.
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SIT ! ATIO.\S WA.NTEIl.
POSITION wanted rirst-tlass man , ex
pert solicitor and salesman , furnish host
refeienco and bonds. Address O'.9 , B 'e.
A-M4I2 Is'
\\ANTiD-Slttintlon In Hour mill by first
( lass milling expert , 20 jcars experience.
Box22'j , Little Sioux , Iowa. A M574 13 *
HELP.
CANVASSERS to take orders ; new line of
work ; no heavy goods to carry ; salary ot
commission. C. r. Adams Co , 521 South
Sixteenth street. B h3G
SALESMEN to sell toilet soup to dealers ;
$100 per month salary and expenses ; ex-
porluneu unnecessary. Luuls Ernst Co. ,
St. Louis. Mo. B-837
ONE No. 1 carriage painter. 2121 N. 24th
St. H CT-IG
\\ANTED-rivu wide awaUo mc'ii to manage
ago Hulcsmcn. Capable lollcltois pro'
fi'ired. The How land Nursery Co. Lo'
Angeles , Cul. B-M174-21 *
WANTED , harness makers on light work ;
good men , steady work and good pay.
Saddliry Co. , Fremont , Neb.
I3-M5IO 19
WANTHD , An oxperlenced serial mngarlne
deliverer ; must be n good binding can
vasser. Address O 13 , Bee. B JI5IC 17
WANTED rrcsco-p'ilnler ; como prepaied
for work. M. A. Singer , decorator. Man-
tiructurers' Bldg. , Exposition gioumls.
B-M57G lb
i PEMAM : HEM * .
100 GIRLS for nil k'lnds of work ; $3 to $
week. Canadian Olllce. 152Douglas. .
O ST3
WANTED First cluss girl for genera
housework. Inquire 1309 South "Ctn St.
- C-9S3
EMPLOYMENT Bureau , 1521 Dodge ; relia
ble male or femalu help furnished. Tcl. S7G
C 437 J12
LADIES to do needlework at homo : good
p iv : steady work. Room 33 , Barker
Hljlc. C MISO 10 *
WANTKD , n lady wishing a position a
( ommcrcial traveler to cngago with
wholesale house. Address O 41 , Bee
C M6JO 16
GIRL wanted for general housework : apply
at 718 So. 30th Ht. C-M571 lu
roii iiE.vr HOUSES.
CHOICE houses and cottages all over city
$5 to $75. Fidelity , 1st door , N. Y. Llfo.
D-839
DOUSES. Benuwa & Co. , 10S N. 15th St.
D-S40
HOUSES , stores. Bomls , Paxton block.
D-S41
AMOVING household goods and piano
Om. Van & Htoiaga Co. , 1511 Farnam
Tol. 1559. D-813
PROPOSITIONS for the place. 34:4 N. 24th
fit , Including house , barn and thrco acre
of ground. Apply to W. F. Holdon , car
of Brcnnan-Lovo Co. , 219 S. 16th St.
D-M773
FOR RENT. 9-room house , with barn , 22 <
St. , near California ; all conveniences ; no
"for exposition roomers ; to responslbl
party. Inquire Room 500 N. Y. Life bldg
D-M533
FURNITURE And leasehold of a 7 and 13
room modern fiat for sale ; bargain : goo
location , i ent low. Bcmls , Paxton Blk.
D-M511
KOU niOST KUItlVISIIElI 11OOMS
ROO1I Transients. 'HOS Douglas St.
E-M41G M16
FURNISHED rooms. 524 S. 20th nve
E-M451 M29
MOST desirable , private family. 1919 Dodge.
E-M331 M24
KOOMb , oppoflf-e Shrlner , 2531 Itarncy.
E 115-18 *
HOOMS Furnlslied or unfurnished , single
or e'nsulte , with use of kitchen stove If
deslicd : modern conveniences ; 3 blocks
from High school. Address O 33. Bco.
E-M435 16 *
EXPOSITION VI&ITORS-1.000 furnished
rooms. VWt to Exposition Rooming
Co. , Douglas block , 161 'i vid Dodge.
E-M4MJM *
IIOHMS AND HOAR1J.
THE Merrlum , fiist-class family hotel.
23th i\Tid Do.lgo Sts. F-S47
NEW ALBrtNY , 2UG Blnney ; elegant
rooms , tirst-rluss board ; terms reason
able : transient trade solicited
F-M322 J7 *
PLEASANT rooms , modern , strictly first-
class boatd. reasonable- lutes ; transients
tnkon. 522 N. 19th.St. . . F M42J J12 *
VERY nicely furnished room , with board ,
liouai ) nil modern , on car line , nerr Han-
ncnin park. Address O 40 , Bee. r Mai" 18
UTOPIA , 1721 Davenport St. ; rooms , IlrtU-
ihub board ; transients accommodated.
F M5J3 21 *
PLEASANT Room with boaid : tianslcnts
accommodated. 190'J Capitol Ave.
P MGfiS 17 *
FURNISHED rooms , modern brick resl-
denco. every convenience , delightful loca
tion , S. W. cor. 17lh and Douglas.
P-M55G 17
I'on nr.Mrr ti.M''UHMsnii ; > ROOMS.
FOR Rent , nlco south front unfurnished
rooms , with bath : Wlthnell block. F. W.
Caimlchael , No. G , Wlthnell block.
FOIl Hl.vr STORKS AMI OFFICES.
I'OIl trackage , transferring and desk room
* apply to the A-iltman & Taylor Miichln-
f cry Co , N. U. corno 9th it Jackson Sis.
roil RENT. Part of a Millinery store for
Jewelry , Ladles' Furnishings or Fancy
Novelties ; best location In Omaha. N 49.
Bre. I M194 19
FOR rent , the 1-ftory brick building at
91 $ Farnam 8t This building has u lire-
proof cement basement , water on all
tloorn , gus , etc. Apply at the olllce ot
The Beo. 1-910
TINE STORE ROOM ON 2ITII ST. , NEAR
exposition , with living rooms In rear and
cemented basement. S"o Fidelity Trust
Co. nt onei > . 1st floor , N. Y. Life. I-M424
LARGE store room. 1402 N. 21th , cornel
Hamilton , suitable for grocerv , meat mar
ket or other business , 2513 Caldwell.
1-M4SO 16 *
AGEM'.H WAITED.
AGENTS wanted Murnt Halstead'a Great
War Rook. "Our Country In War. " Al
about Armies. Navies , Coast Defenses
Maine Disaster , Cuba , War with Spain
nnd relations with Foreign Notion *
Noiirly WO pages. All written since Muln <
nhtaxtor. Magnificent colored Illustra
tlons. Agents making $10 to $39 pur day
No experience necesunry. Most llbera
ternia guaranteed , 20 days' credit , prlc <
luw. freight paid. Handsome outfit free
Rend 9 two-cent Mumps to pay postage
Educational Union 224 Dearborn Si , Chi
CUKO. J-.M1S5 Juno C *
WAR SOUVENIRS : matted pictures of tin
Maine , Philadelphia and New York , nlzi
15x2) , $1 per doz. , $6 per 100 ; steel engruv
Ings of rttzhugh Leo and Admiral Downy
matted , slzo 10H\UVi , same prices ; U. S
flags , embossed and matted , size lO j :
ISVi. 75 its. per doz. , $3 per 100 ; lots o
money In them : they go like wildfire
ample * , express paid. 25 cts each. * * ur
raln AHUfo , 8li filbert , PhlUdelphU
f . J-MiU
AI1EJKTS WAXTEH ,
( CVntlnuej. )
LADIES and gentlemen ; good hustlers fern
n good selling article. 1513V4 Douglas St.
Room 2. J M4 0 17 *
AGENTS wanted for "Our Navnl War with
Spain. " Splendidly Illustrated , only au
thentic book to bn published. Free Out
fit now ready , net quick. National Pub.
Co. , Lakcsldu Bldg. , Chicago.
J-M573 22 *
_
VANTED Agents male nnd female to sell
our remedies. Big pay to good workers.
McGraw Medical Co. , Geneva , N. Y.
J-M570 1G
WA-XTI5I
AFTER Juno 1st. lu private family , 2
rooms and board by gentleman , wife and
3 children ; western part of city preferred ,
O 6 , Bee. K-341 1C *
sroiiAm : .
ACIPIC Storage and Wnrfhouse Co , 903-
1)10 ) Jones , ( jencral storage and forwarding.
M 850
OM. Van & Storage. 15U',4 Farn'm. Tel. 1559.
M 851
3FST trackage and ctorngo building In
Omaha , U. S. gov. bonded : household
goods stored and cared for : lowest rates ;
two show cases for sale , suitable for ex
position. 1013 and 1015 Leavenworth. W.
II. Bushman. M-MDG3 31
\VANTIjn TO I1UY.
SnrOND-IIAND books bought for cash at
the Antiquarian book store , 1519 Farnam.
N-M775 M2G *
FOIl HAM2 PUIIMTUnn.
SELLING out at 131 South 25th street ,
hlimehold furnltusc. carpets , ranges ,
cooking stoves , gas stove , etc. May bo
seen from 2 to G p. rr. . O 11G
AUCTION : restaurant furniture , etc. : on
Wednesday , Mav 18 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , at
Pacific Storage Co. , 903 Jones St. , consist
ing of light plant ranges , broilers , steam
tables , cooking utensils , oak bedsteads ,
beds and bedding ; a complete outfit for 5
large restaurants. J. II. Mnxoy & Co ,
auctioneers. O M554 18
FOIl SAI.K HOUSES AM ) WAfiOjVS.
PONY for sale cheap. 1323 Leavenworth.
P 504 16'
roii SALE MiscniiAMous.
IIOG and poultry fence ; better than wlro
netting. Tine sawdust for floors. Tel
458. 9U1 Douglas. Q S52
HORSE clipping machines , knives and re
pairs , all standard makes on hand ; grindIng -
Ing razors , shears , clippers ; prompt serv
ice. A. L. Undeland. Q-S53
CHICKEN , hog and lawn fences ; nil wlro ;
is best. Wire Works , 14th and Harnoy
Q-S34M1U *
FOR SALE Ten a.I.P.A.N.S for 5 cents
at druggists ; ono gives relief. Q M780
FOR SALE Three return Tubular boilers
SO-horso power each. Apply to the super
Intendent , 105 Bee building. Q-8&5
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Billiard table and
ono good set Ivory balls. J. J. Vroeland
3310 N. 20th. Q-M374 17 *
HALL'S Safes new and second-hand ; safes
repaired and rented. 1116 Farnam
Q M44I J13
FOR SALE 12 head fresh cows and spring'
era. A. Wcllmaii , 2915 Castcllar St.
Q 152 1G
FOR SALE Gasoline ferry boat , located a
Bcllcvuc , Neb. : first-class condition. In
qulro W. S. King , South Omaha.
Q-M515 2t
ROLLER Top desk and two chairs ; good a
now. 30G S. 12th St. Q-532
SHRUBBERY and trees at 1717 Douglns.
F. B. Martin ; residence 4G22 Boulevard ave.
II M431-M1G *
NEW BRICK ut Wlthnell Bros & Smith's
yard , 2Jd and Hickory. Telephone 425.
R-M60G
SEE Om. Van & Storage Co. about hauling
to exposition ; no concessiorts to pay : low
rates. 1511V4 Farnam. . R-525 31
MASSAGE ; , BATHS , KTC.
LAURA Ellison , 1 < 9 N. 16th ( upstairs ) ,
room 12 , Turko-Russtan and plain baths ,
massage. T-M5J3 M19
ORIENTAL Turkish baths for ladles and
Bents. 107 So. 14th , tcl. IS ! ) ! . Open all
night. T-S1HX5 JG'
MME. Smith , US N. 15th St. , hot spring and
vapor baths. T 33S-16 *
MADAME AMES , 607 S. 13 , room 10 ; mas
sage baths. AT 438 19 *
DEDICATED'baths and massago. Mmo.
Brlsson , from Paris. 107 N. Uth St.
T M497 J-14
MRS. Dr. Leon , electric massage bath par
lors ; restful and curative. 417 8. llth , up
stairs. T-M572 22'
PERSONAL.
VIAVI for uterlno troubles. 3IG-8 Bee
bldg ; physician consultation or health
book froo. U-S55
BATHS , massage. Mme. Post. 21954 S. 15th.
U-836
SUPERFLUOUS hair , face blemishes re
moved with electricity at Mmc. G.
Payne's hatrdresslng and manlcuro par I
lors , 312-313 Karbach block.
U-M512 M19
130 RUPTURE cuio for $30. No detention ,
from business : 6 years In Omaha. Caller
or vvrlto for circulars. Empire Rupture
Cure , 932-933 New York Llfo bldg. , Omaha ,
Neb. U-943
PERSONS suttlciently educated graduated
Immediately In medlclno or dentistry.
Lock box 19G , Chicago. U-M23J 19
THE Pantorlum. clothes cleaned , pressed
and repaired , day or night : special cnro
given ladles' tailor made gowns : dress
suits for hire. N. E. corner 14th and
rarnam. Tel. 9C3. U S57
MATR1OMNLVL agency. Hend 10 cents for
details with methods nnd descriptions ;
largest In city ; many wealthy members ;
special nttentlcn given to letters. Ad
dress Mr . D. J. JlerrPtt. 133 E < 3lh St. ,
New York , N. Y. U M49S-10 *
BIOMV TO LOVN HEAI , ESTATE.
WANTED , ( holco farm and city loans. R.
C. Peters & Co. , U. H. Nut'l Bunk bldg.
W i39
$100,00000 special fund to loan on llrst-closa
Improved Omaha property , or for build
ing purposes. Fidelity Trust company.
LOAN on Improved & unimproved city city
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 132 <
Farnnm. W 862
6 PUR cent city nnd farm loans. Garvln
Bros. 1613 Farnam St. W 863
quick money at low rates for choice farm
lands In Iowa , Northern Missouri. East
ern Nebraska. W 861
BVi PER cent money. Bemls , Paxton blk ,
W SK5
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Love Co. , 219 S. 16th.
W 864
EASTERN money for western Invest ,
ments ; send for circular. Investors Di
rectory Co , New York W J90 J7 *
SIOXUY TO LOAX Cll.\TTELb.
$10 TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PLV
NOB. HORSES , WAGONS AND CAR
RIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
etc , at lowest rates In
Onraha. South Omaha and Council Bluffs
No removal of goods ; strictly confidential
you can pay the loan oft ut any tlma 01
in any amounts
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
3M South Uth St.
THE OLPEST. IJVROEST AND ONLY IN
CORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IJ1
OMAHA. X-W5
MONKV loanea salaried people lioldlni
permanent positions , with responsible
concerns upon their own name , wlthou
security : eour payment * . Tolmau. R
106. N. Y. UblJi. X-57S
SIIOHTHA.XD A.11) TVPKVHITl.tG. .
VAN SANT'S School , 717 N. Y. Llfo. The i
school whoso students get employment.
Conducted by an experienced reporter.
AT OMAHA Bus. College , ICth & Douglas.
873
IHORT-HAND , up-to-date , taught by court
reporters. Doylcs' School , 403-5-7 Beu bldg.
870
OMAHA Shorthand and Typewriting col
lege , Boyd's tht-att-r. M422 J12
ntsisnss
"Oil snip , n bargain , my cntlro drug
Block , show tns s , soda fountain and
counters ! also \\lll rent store at reason
able rent : located Union Depot hotel , ono
block from U. P. and Burlington depots.
Ernest Stunt , proprietor. Y 479
TO GET In or out of business go to J. J.
Gibson , 5H First Nat'l bank. Y 5.07 .
"ELEVATORS for sale , a line of six elevators -
vators on the Hepubllcnn Vnlley branch
of the U. P. H. II. , cxtcndlnK south from
Lincoln , Neb , through an excellent Rraln
producing region. Will be sold together
or floparatcly , as desired. In good repair
nnd line working order. Will bo sold on
easy ttrms. Apply to Ed 8 Millar , Bea
trice , Neb. Y MS2IJ30
FOR SALE , A complete stock of paints ,
oil and nail paper , the only general stock
In a city of b.CHiO Inhabitants , situated on
I'ltget Sound , AVashlngton. Will give n
bargain for rain ; no traJo. Addr * > ss A.
M. Lord , Everett , Wash. Y-250-17'
WANTED , Partner In Irrigation enterprise :
canal already built and In operation In
finest valley in the state : excellent oppor
tunity. Address O 15 , Bee olllce
Y M407 21 *
WANTED , Party with JC.OOO or $7,000 to take
up 5-year 7 per cent bonds llrst mortgage-
on n $10,000 enterprise : also chance for
same pnrtv to become p irt owner , w Ith
prospect of active position and opportu
nity for a nice profit on the Investment ; In
answering please stale experience and
glvo reference. Address O in Bee olllce.
Y M400 21 *
DltUG store , location second to none , doing
a good business ; will sell whole or Inlf
Interest. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat. bank
bide. Y-M450 21
I WANT to meet party with capital wish
ing to engage In or nlreary engaged In u
general in ill order supply business In
Omaha. 1 control Nebraska .sales of
choice goods for-country trade nnd which
will bo exhibited at exposition , with busl-
nem partially established. Am competent
to conduct correspondence , advertising
and selling , having had sc\eral j ears' ex
perience. Ample references as to ability
and Integrity. No schemers wanted , but
reliable business party with capital. Ad
dress for personal Interview onlv. OH. ! ,
Bee. Y M5GG 17
WANT to meet business man with smal
capital ; legitimate business , lifetime
chance ; prefer resident. O 51. Bee.
Y-M575 16'
MEAT market : cash trade ; will average
J15 per day. Prlco $700 cash. J. J. Gibson ,
614 First Nat'l Bank. Y 177-14
ron
VARIOUS pieces of property and farms In
Nebraska to trade for merchandise Ad
dress 1 42 , Bee. / MSWi
CLEAR Iowa farm for stock ranch. Veer
hees-Munhattnn , Des Molncs , la
55-M419 2G
WANTED , to trade $70 wheel , used two
months , for good milk cow. Address O
51 , Bee. Z M553 10 *
ron SAI.K IIHAI , ESTATE.
KOUNT55E Place bargains , $2,500. $3,750 to
$6500. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat'l bank
bldB. RE-SG9
HOUSES , lots , farms , lands , loans , also llro
Insurance. Bumls , Paxton block.IIES71
IIE-S71
FOLLOWING desirable propcrty : Buslnet
lot corner. 00x150 ft. , In So. Omaha , paved ,
Business lot , 60x150 ft , improved. South
Omaha , street paved.
Tract (24 ( lots ) . 3Cth St.
Tract (20 ( lots ) , 30th St.
For particulars apply 1012 Farnam St.
UE S70
PARNAM St. , near 42d St. , lot 48xl2S ft ,
price $ SOC 00. J. N. Trcnzer , opp old P. O ,
RE-MHO
HOMES For sale snap *
Delightful home , West Farnam.
Six pleasant homes In Hnnscom Place ;
them.
Four north part of city.
Onlv bargains advertised.
M. J. Kennard & Son , Solo Agents. RIO and
311 Brown block. RE 218
GERMAN SAVINGS RANK PROPERTY ,
NOTHING TOR RENT IN OMAHA OR
SOUTH OMAHA.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Buy and save rent. Never before In th
history of Omaha have there been nucl
opportunities offered to acqulro lots o
homes at your own prices. You main
tha prices.
Receivers must sell. Depositors' demands
must bo satisfied.
I give out no lists. If you want to buy I
will match any prices made by any one.
Lots In South Omaha , lots In Omaha , lots
everywhere , from $100 to $4,000. Houses
and lots and aero tracts in Douglas
county.
Any reasonable oftcr will bo favorably con
sidered. Tell wo what you want and 1
will tell you what I will tako.
If you have a customer I will pay regular
commissions. I have no agents
Now 7 per cent loans , $1,000 to $1,600 , , for
sale on improved property.
THOS. II. M'CAGUE , Receiver.
100 N. loth St.
RE-M505
7-R. house ; corner lot ; cheap. 2114 N. 24th.
I RE-500 J14
$2.710 TAKES an 8-room modern house just
finished : well located and good neighbor
hood. G. M. Nattlnger , Bee bldg
HE-M5GI 21
MUSICAL IN8THttMKVr.S.
DEEP Cut In pianos ; 150 new pianos at
prices that will lose sight of cost ; Ivets
&Pom1. Vose , Emerson , Chlrkeilng , Hurel-
m.in , Fischer and other standard makes
nil Included in this great money saving
sale.
Bargains In slightly used pianos : Chlckor-
Ing , walnut case , $11500 ; Hardman , ebony
case , only $ S300 ; new Scale Klmball , $9S > 00 ;
organs from $ J3.00 upward ; easy payments
If desired : pianos to rent , $100 per month.
Tuning , polishing and repairing at lowest
prices
A. C. Mueller , tuner ; telephone 1623.
Schmcicller . Mueller , 1313 Parnam , leading
music dealers In the west. 531 21
HACKS AMI COUPES.
HACKS and coupes promptly furnished at
all hours , day or night , by Hackmcn's
union. A. D. T. , tel. 177 , 8C3 and 770
M3D4 Jll
STENOGRAPHER ! .
WE SOLICIT and furnish positions for
stenographers free. The Smith-Premier
Typewriter Co. Telephone , 12SI. SS2
TYPRWRITEIIB.
TYPEWRITERS for rent , $4 00 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1623
larnnm St. ; Telephone 12S4. SSO
DRESSMAKING in families. 2504 Daven
port. M310 J7
1IRICK.
WITH NELL Bro. & Smith , paving , sewer ,
building ; capacity 100,000 a day ; 22d and
Hickory streets. Tel. 423. E20
1,000,000 new brick. Wlthnell Bros. &
Smith's. M 607
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ loans money , 41S N. 16th.
S79
SIIOIM\KIUS.
& BERGQUEST Mo\cd 307 S. 17 ,
Putto-non block. 433 J12
JUSTICE OF THE I'KACK.
D. . U. HOUCIC. Justice of tha peace , 300
Karbach block. 96S
-trflr-
BARGAINS 'n ' new-ntnl second-hand hi-
cvclcs ; easy terms The Safe Store , 1116
Fnrnam. 2JQ M4I3 J13
MAX rOOEL makM * . "cleans and repairs
clothes. 307 S. 17. , . , - ISSJ1J
M. \VALKIN. . ZUjcumlng. Tel. 1331.s73
s73
JU > K If DUSKS.
ALPIRN. Omaha , Junk house , id So. 10th ,
paying best price for all kinds of Junk.
HORsP. PASTURE.
ALFALFA pasture , board fences. A. W.
Phclps & Son , 207 N. Y. L. bldg. Tel. 1054.
61S 72i
HOME meals ; all hours. 1019 Dodge.
401-J.-11
EXPOSITION rnoNTAfics ton
GROUND leases fronting exposition.
Bcmls , Paxton block. SSI
BALL
BEARING
DENSMORE
Used exclu
sively by the
exposition.
\\'o soil every
thing truly
good in typo-
n'itors nnd suppHos.
MTEI ) TVPEWllITEIl t MJPPMES CO
1(11riiriDiini M , Oiiiuliu.
CITY orriciAi , uTIf ES.
'ROPOSALS TOR CONSTRUCTION OF
POLICE BARN.
Sealed proposals will bo iccelved by the
nelerslgned until 2 o'clock p m , Wcel-
tsday , May is , 1S93 , for thu construction of
vv o-story and basement bilck barn on
itemises nt southeast corner of llth and
Jodgu streets : said proposals will include
II excavations , ( tilings and bo for the
'Ulldlng ' complete ( with the exception of
ilumblng and steam heating ) , as shown by
ilnns and specifications to bu seen In this
Mice.
The right Is rcseiVcd to reject any or
all bids.
Omaha , Neb , Mnv 14 , 1E3S.
BOARD OP PUBLIC WORKS ,
ANDKEW ROSEWATER ,
Chairman.
WILLIAM COBURN ,
Secretary.
M-14-lj-16-17.lb-M-Ji.-E
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVAL OF BUILD
INGS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until 2 o'clock p. m. Monday ,
"May 16 , IStS , for the 1removnl of the MX
mine buildings now located nt N. E. corner
.2th and Mason stie.et , nnd returning same
o present location after grading t > hull have
jeen completed. . Construct foundation
walls , piers , etc , rcpali , chlmncjs and dam
aged plaster and other jWork , all In u work
manlike manner as pai specifications.
The right Is reservedto ) reject any or all
lds. r
BOARD OF.PUnLTC WORKS.
ANDHHW ROSEWATER ,
t i Chairman.
WILLIAM COBURN.
Secretary.
Omaha , Neb. , May IS , 1S9S.
M-13d-2t
IIAII.WAX T1AIK ( JAHI ) .
2HICAGO , BURLINGTON &
Qulncy.i Rillroad "The
Burlington Buillngton Route" Ticket
Olllco. , 1502 Farnam Street.
Route Telephone- . Depot. Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone -
phone 128Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Vestlbuled
Express * 5:03 : pm 8:10 : nm
Chicago Express . . * 0:4 : ! > nm 4:15 : pm
Chicago it St.
Louis Express . . . 7:45 : pm * 8:10 : nm
Pacific Junction
Local " 11:50 am 5:40 : pm
Fast Mall 2 50 pm
Chicago Special . . . * 12.03 am * 11:50 pm
* Dally. Dully except Sunday.
BURLINGTON & MIS-
sourl River Railroad "Tho
Burlington liurllngton Route" Gen
eral Otllces N. W. Corner
Route Tenth and Farnam Streets.
Ticket Office , 1502 Farnam
Street. Telephone 250. De-
pot , Tenth und Mason Streets. Telephone
12 $ .
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings
and McCook 8:35 : am * 9:35 : am
Lincoln , Denverf
Colorado , Utah ,
California , Black
Hills , Montana &
Puget Sound * 4:33 : pm 4.03 pm
Lincoln Local * 7.oo pm 7:40 : pm
Lincoln Fusl Mall. * 2.53 pm * ni:40 : am
Denver. Colorado ,
Utah. California
and Puget Sound 11:53 : pm * 11:55 : pm
Dully. "Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACITIC "THE
Overland Route" General Of
fices , N. W. Corner Ninth and
Fninam Stroets. City Ticket
Olt'ce , 13IJJ r.utmm Street.
Tele-phone ) 210 Depot , Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
'The Overland
Limited" for Den
ver , Salt Lake ,
nnd western p'ti. . * 8.30 nm 4:43 : pm
The Colorado Spe
cial , for Dcnv < r iS :
all Colorado p'ts. 11:35 : pm C:40 : a m
Fast Mail Train for
Salt Lake' , Pacific
coast mm all
western points . . . * 4:35 : pm C:10 : nm
Lincoln , Beatrice &
Stromsbuig Ex. . 5:00 : pm ' 12.20 pm
Fremont , Colum-
bui , Norfolk , Gr'd
Island & Kearney 4:33 : pm 12.20pm
Grand Island Ex. . . ' 5:00 : pm " 12-20 pm
Dally. " Dally except Sunday.
South Omaha Local 'Pass. Leaves , 6:13 : a.
m. ; 7.00 a. m ; 9:15 : u. m. ; 3:10 : p. m. Ar
rives , 10:15 : a. m. ; 1.3Q p. in. ; 6.00 p. m.
Council Bluffs Lofrni Leaves , 555 a. m. ;
6.50 u. m.j 7:40 : a. m. ) 8:40 : u. m. ; 10.30 a.
m. ; 2:15 p. m. ; 4:35 : p. m. ; 5:55 : p. m.8.20 ; p.
m. ; 10.05 p. m. . Arrives , 6:33 : n. in. ; 7:20 :
a. m. ; S.35 a. m. ; HW a. m. ; 3:10 : p , m. ;
5:40 : p. m. ; 6:30 : p. m. : 9:05 : p. m , ; 10:4i : p. m.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND
& Pacific Rullroud-"Tho
GroUttRock Island Routu"
Cltr Ticket Office , 13i3
Farnum Street. Telephone )
42i.t Depot , Tenth nnd
Miit > on Streets. Telephone
C2J.O f
i i Leave. Arrive.
Rocky Mountain . 'l
Limited , cust . . . . 1:30 : nm 1:23 nm
Rocky Mountain I
Limited , we-it . . . . 5:20 : um 5:15 : nm
Chicago & St. Paul
Vestlbuled E x-
prctH 5:00 : pm 1:23 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado
Springs , Pueblo ,
Denver and well. . 1:30 pm 4:25 : pin
C h 1 c a K o , Des
Molncs & Rock
Island 7.00pm 11:25 : am
Atlantic Express ,
for De-s Molnes
und eastern points 7.00 nm 8.50 pin
Colorado Flyer 7:00 : pm 8.50 um
Dully. Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
roud General Offices unl
Ticket Office , Merchants
National Bank Rulldinz , l.'J !
Furnum St. Telephone 101 ,
Depot , 15th and Webster Sts.
Telephone 1453.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas and Neb.
Limited ' 3.03 pm ' 12:53 : pm
Kansas Cltv & St.
Louis Express . . . 9:30 pm fi.OO am
Nebraska Local 4:30 : pm 9:45 : am
Dally. Dally cscept Bunday.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
( Continued 1
HCHICAOO & NORTH WEST-
urn RullHav-Clty Ticket
Olllce , 1401 Fnrnam Street.
Teh-phono , Ml. Depot ,
_ Tenth ami Mason Streets.
telephone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive. '
Daylight Chicago I
Special 6:40 : nm ' 11:30 : pm
Mo. Valley. Sioux I
Minneapolis 6:55 : am * 10lj : pin
City , St. Paul & j
Mo. Valley , Sioux I
City 7:40 : am 9.05pm
Dennlson. Carroll , I
Wall Lake and
Council Bluffs . . . . " 8:40 : am 9:13 : nm
Eaxtcrn Ex. , Des
Molnes , Marshall-
town , Cedar Rap
ids and Chlt-iiKii. . 10:30 : am 4:35 : pm
Atl.mtlc Tljer , Chicago
cage nnd East , . . . 4:45 : pm 4:35 : pm
Fant Mail , Chicago
to Omaha 3:10 : pm
Mo. Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul and
Minneapolis Llm'd 4:33 : pm 8:30 : am
OmChicago Spc-
elal (5:45 ( : pm S.50 nm
Dally. " Dally except Sunday ,
IPREMONT , ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Rullwuy
General Offices , United
Stutes National Hank Bldg ,
, . Southwest Corner Twelfth
nnd rnrnam Streets. Ticket Olllte , 1101
rarnam Street. Telephone , CM. De-pot ,
Fifteenth and We > bster Streets. Telephone ,
1,418. Leave. At live.
Black Hills , Deadwood -
wood , Hot Sprl'gs 3 00 pin B:00 : pm
Wvomlng , Casper
nnd Douglas " 3:00 : pm O.W pm
Hastings , York , Da-
v Id City , Superior ,
Geneva , Ext-tcr &
Se-wurd " 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Norfolk , W. Point
and Fremont " 7-50 nm " 10.23 um
Lincoln , Wuhoo &
Fremont 7:50 : am " 10.2311111
Fremont Local . . . . * 7:30 : am
Dally. * Dally except Sunday. Sun
day only. Dally except Saturday.
* " * * Dally except Monday
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. M1N-
noapolls & Omaha Railway
General Offices , Nc-biusKa
Division , Fifteenth and
Webster Sttcets. City
Ticket Office. HOI Fnrnam Street. Tele
phone , 5C1. Depot , Fifteenth und Webster
Stieets. Telephone1 , 1.45SLeave.
Leave. At rive
Sioux Cltv Ac-corn . h 10 nm S 20 pm
Sioux City Aecom. . 9:30 : um " S.20 pm
lllnlr , Emeison ,
Sioux City , Poiua ,
Hartlngton and
Bloomlleld " 1:00 : pm " 11:53 : nm
Sioux City , Man-
kato , St. Paul A :
Minneapolis * 5 r > r > pm 8 29 am
Emerson Passenger 5:10 : pm * * 8.13 nm
Dally. " D illy except Sunday. Sun
day only. * " This tialn stops ut stations
Florence to South Blair , Inclusive' , Sun
days only ; on week dais , South Blair only.
SIOUX CITY A : PACIFIC
Railroad General Offices ,
United States Nation il
Bank Building S W. Coi
ner Twelfth and Farnam
Strce-TT'Ticket Olllce. 1401 Farnam Street.
Telephone 5G1. Depot , 13th and Webster
Streets. Telephone 1438.
Lcav e. Arrive.
Slottx City , Man-
koto , St. Paul ,
Minneapolis 5.55 pm S.20 nm
Daily.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILroad -
P2BI road Omaha , Kansas City .Si
Eastern Railroad "Tho Pot I
ARTHUR Arthur Route" Ticket Olflce ,
1415 Furnam Street , 'lele-
- . - phone J . ' . Depot , Tenth und
Mason Streets. Telephone , 123.
_ . _ , Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon
Ball Express 4:35 : pm 11:30 : am
Kansas City &
Quliicy Loeal . . . . 7:40 : am 9 03 pm
WAR ASH RA1LROAD-
Tlcket Ofilco , 1415 Farnum
Street. Telephone S92 Depot
Tenth und Mason Streets.
Telephone 12S.
Leave. Anlve.
St. Louts "Canon
Ball" Express 4:30 pm * 11.30 am
Dally.
DHlCAnO , MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Rallvvnv City
Ticket Office , 1504 Farnam
Ureet. Telephone 2SI. Depot ,
Tenth und Mnbon Stroets.
Telephone 12 $ .
„ Lcavu. Arrive.
Chicago Limited
Express 5:45 : pm 8:05 : am
Omaha & Chicago
Express 11 00 am 1:50 : pm
Dully.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
Cloland against Hamilton Loan nnd TruU
company. Appeal from Adams county.
Affirmed. Sullivan , J.
A party seeking relief In equity fiom a
Judgment taken against him by default
must exhibit a defense to the action , and
ulso show that the rendition of such Judg
ment vvus not duo to his failure to take
such proper steps for his own protection
us un adequate foresight of consequences
would naturally -tuggust.
2. A Judgment will not be set aslUo on the
application of a party who has , by his own
laches , fulled to avail himself of un oppor
tunity to defend.
Stull against Miller. Error from Cass
county. Revei sed und remanded. Ryun , C.
A Judgment for damages because of an
assignment of a cause of action to a resident I
of another state , for the purpose of evading
the exemption laws of this state , cannot
j bo sustained when , on the trial , there was
no proof of the contiovertcd fact that the
right of exemption existed.
Jaeggl ugalnst Gulley. Error from Plattc
county. Affirmed. Norval , J.
A diiestlon of fact determined on ton-
lltetlng evidence ; will not bu disturbed upon
rev lew.
2. An assignment "errors of law nt the
tilal exceptcd to at the tlma" Is sufficient
In a petition In error.to present for rex lew
the rulings on thu admission or exclusion
of evidence.
3 An alignment In a petition In error for
the denial of a motion for u new trial is
bad which fulls to specify to whUh ot thu
several grounds of the motion the assign
ment applies.
Uuxtln ugalnst Mlchaclson. Enoi fiom
Washington county. Aflliined. Uyiin , C.
The fact that u deed of conveyance his
been recordc'd affords prlina faclu evidence
of Its delivery , which Is u question of fact
2. The mere circumstance that u deed
was found umong the papei i of the du-
( eased grantor named In It held to be with
out .slsnlllcunco In view of the fact that
such grantor , a resident of Nebraska , had
since the making of the ilo/d been consti
tuted by the grantee , a resident of Now
York , his ultoiney. In fail , to bi < jj , mnnagu
nnd convey the property described In such
deed.
Husenctter against Gullckbon , Error from
Boone county. Reversed and remanded ,
Riun , C.
Where the promise of a party to pay the
debt of another is expieisly contingent
upon the happening of u certain event , the
happening of such event must bu allet-ed
and proved to render the promlnscr liable.
Field ugalnst , Mon > o & Co. Error from
Douglas county. Reversed and remanded.
Narvul , J.
To entitle ono to rescind n contract of
sale on the ground that ho was Induced to
enter Into the same through the falsa rep
resentations of the other party , It Is un
necessary to eitubllsh that the party mak-
Ing-the representations at the tlma knew
they were false and untrue.
2. Where goods are sold upon credit ob
tained bv the fraudulent representations of
the vendee as to a past or existing fact , the
vendor may rescind the sale and replevin
the goods within a reasonable tlma utter the
fraud Is discovered.
Omaha National Bank against Fny. Ap
peal from Douglas county. DUmlssed. Nor-
vnl. J.
Proceedings In garnishment after judg
ment are ruvlownblo by petition in error ,
und not by appeal.
2. A proceeding In error must bo com
menced In the supreme court within ono
year from the date of the Judgment or final
order sought to be reviewed ,
1 totaling against Tctumseh National
Rank. Error from Johnson county. Af-
! irn J. Sullivan , J.
Where thu uimwur to a petition for the
recovery of damages for a breach of con
tract presents an equitable counterclaim
which Is traversed by n reply , the I < HULH
of fact thus arising are trlablu to tha < ourt
vUthout n jury. . . .
2 In an action for damages for n breach
of the covenant ugalnst Incumbrunces con
tained In n deed , an answer , charging that
the deed executed by the grantors does not
contain a correct expression of the Inten
tion of thn parties In re > gard to the trans
action , sufficiently alleges the mutuality of
the mistake.
3. Ev Hence examined nnd held to sustain
the finding of the trial court that the decdi
In question , though absolute In form , were
Intended to Indemnify the grantees and
others against a contingent liability anil
were , therefore , mortuages. Held further
that the evidence Justifies the finding thai
the Insertion In such deeds of covenant !
of warranty against Incumbrances was the
result of u mutual mistake of the parties.
Wyatt-Bullurd Lumber Company . .
Bourke. Error from Douglas county. Af
firmed Rulllviin , J.
Ordinarily when one having a mortgage
on real estate becomes the owner ot the
fee the former estate Is merged In the
hitter.
2. But the mortgagee may In such t-uso
keep his mortgage alive when It t * essen
tial to his security aimlnst nn Intervening
title. If there * was no expression of his In
tention In relation to the mutter nt the
tlmo he iit-qulred thn equity of redumption
It will be presumed. In the ubsencjo ot clr-
cumstutices Indicating u contrary puriKine- .
that he Intended to do that which would
prove most ndvantaECOUS to himself.
3 When the equity of redemption Is sold
on Judicial process against the owner
thereof , the innrtKagi'o may pun huso und
hold the sumo either for himself or In tcusl
for such o"'ner.
4 Evidence examined and held to sustain
n finding of the trial court that the grantee
In u deed given m scctirllv , purchased the
c-eiiilty of ledemptlon nl un execution sale ,
In trust for the srnntor.
Munto ugalnst Cnlliihnti. Appeal from
Douglas county. Atfiimed. Ragiin , C.
Neither an action under section l i of the
Code of Civil Procedure1 , nor an Independ
ent suit In equity will llet to vacate a
Judgment after thu teim ut which It was
renelereel , on account of the fraud of the
successful party , unless mieh fraud oe-
eiirietl or WIIH prae-tlce-d In connection with
thu trl il of the cime.
2 Equity will not vacute a judgment on
account of nn Innocent mistake or want
of tecollection on the pint of thu plaintiff
or his wltnesM ! * , nor gc-neially on uc'e-ount
of the perjury ot othei witnesses In the
cnce.
3 But where' It appears that the Judgment
depends for Its hiippoit noon the evidence
of the successful pariv given ut the trial ,
that the defeated paitv has u valid d -
fe-nso which he was prevented ftoin es
tablishing by reason ot such pcrjurv , ami
whete he- his been guilty of no negligence
and has exhausted till Ills nrdtimrv letjal
re mi dies for obtaining u vuiutlon of such
judgment then equity III u p.oper pioieril-
Ing will vacate such ludgiiu-nt and giant
the defeated party u nev.trl U or the
notion
4 'Ihe allegations of the petition held to
tmppiirt a decree of Ihe dlstilct court vacat
ing u Judgment at law procured bv the per
jury of the successful puty on the tilal
Lewis against Cltv of Lincoln An eul
from Lancaster count ) . Afllrmcel Sulli
van , J
An effectual stattltorv dedication of I mil
for use as u public * tteet cannot ic-siilt from
the filing ot u plat. In the olllce of the
county clcik or regMti ot deeds , bj one
who Is not the ovvnei of the fee
2 To establish u hlghwnv b > prescription
then- must be a continuous usct bj the
publiciindei u claim eif ilcht. dlstmetl )
manifested bv some nppropilateiictlon on
the pint of thu public authoi Illes , for a i
period equal to that icqulred to bin un
action foi the recovery of title to land
, ! A it-solution adopted bv a btmul of
county commissioners purpottlug to cjfib-
llsh a section line load , within the county
for which thev are acting. Is valid us a
picllnilmny oidet ; but b-fote such mid
can be actually opened r.ieio must bo u
proceeding upon pioper notlcu to usce-rtaln
damages.
t Under .section 21 , nrtlc lo I , of the con
stitution , which dec-lares "that the ptopertv
of no pel son shall bo taken 01 d imaged for
public uie- without Just competis itlon there
for , " A land owner cannot bo lequhi-d to
surrender his land foi public us until his
damages uro Hist ascertained and either
piild or proper provision made fet their
payment.
5 Where a city asserts the existence of
a nubile street und ae-eks to hiivn Its titles
theieto iiuleted and confiiincd us aijatnst
thu general owner of the land It must show
affitmitlvely every fact essential to the es-
tabllJhr-ent of its claim.
X.obcl agalmit Baueisae-hs Terror fiom
Ad mis county. Reversed and remanded
Sullivan , J.
The P.DCO of a negotl-iblo piomlssoiy
notu who has sohl and transferred the samu
cannot rnaku a valid contract extending
the time of pninent of hilc-h note.
2. Ordinarily declarations against Inter
ests made by a partv to u suit or by ouu
through whom he has deprived title to thu
things In controversy aie admissible as cvl-
de-neei against him. But one who huu pm-
chased property cannot bo uffctted by
Htutuments miido In relation thereto bv his
vendor after the latter had parted with
hlH title and possession.
3 When a verdict In fuvot ot one patty
h set asldo by the cllstilct court In the ex
ercise of a sound lcc.il dlseietlon und u
Hi-.ond trial results In favor of the other
p.nty the lli-st vt-rdlc-t will not bci reInstated
stated upon u re-versal by this court of n
Judgment based on the second verdlut
4 An objection to n. ileoosltlon env thn
ground that the witness did not testify to
all the elements of n valid contract Is w Ith-
otit merit.
Hoyt against Little. Error from Gage
county. Affirmed. R.is.m. C ,
A decree foreclojlna n rral estate mort
gage was rendered June 5 for $151. Julv 11
nn order of sale was Issued , July 20 u r.
mlttltur of t.0 ! was entcicd In open couit.
Thu order of s-alo was then changed so as
to leclte that the ) detieo WIIH rendi-reel for
$113 and the property nflei-wards ndver-
ti.sed und sold. Held , that the change m.ulo
In the order of sale was not proludlelal to
the owner of the equity of redemption and
that the court did not en in refusing to set
the sale luldo because ) tberuof.
2. To stay the execution of u decree fore ,
closing u leal estate mortgage u icquost In
wrltltisr therefore- must bn filed with the
cleik of the court within twentv clays after
th date of the rendition of such decree.
The filing of such request within twenty
lays ufter the date of u remlttltur entered ,
lint more than twenty dujs after the date
of the decree , will not stay the execution
thereof.
3 The court did not err In refusing to Met
aside u sale made under a doctuo foreclos
ing n. real estate mortgage on the motion of
the owner of the equity of redemption
based on the ground that , when the sale
was made , u motion made by him to v.ie.itc
the decree was pending In court.
t An order of .sulo headed "The state of
Nebianka , county of Gage , to the hherllT
of said county , " compiles with section 21.
article ) vl , of the constitution , provtdln-j
that "all pioee. H shall tun In the niimo of
the Statu of Ne-buibka. "
German Nutloiml Bunk ngulnst Flint Na
tional Bank. Error from Adams county.
Reversed and lemundoil Irvine , C.
An Ii solvent toipotation , merely because
It Is u coiporutlon , is not ptohlblted lioin
prrfenliiK particular crcdlloiH
2. A coiporation resolved to r inovu Its
stock of merchandise to u distant city and
eftect a consolidation theru with smother
corpoiatlon. Afte-rwuids Its managing of
ficers determined , In orilur to avoid tumble
with creditors , to letuln u poillon of the
goods , sell them und upplv tno proceeds to
the pavmcnt of debts. No ttust was created
and no provision made for the m inner of
the application of tha proceeds Hi-Id , that
this airange-ment did not constitute thoM
M > ods a trust fund for the pajmcnt of
creditors pie lain.
3 Thu president , one elli color und n stock-
holdei who wn > not n director , uctlng with
out authority from the bo trd of dire dors' ,
hold all the vtslblo assets of un Insolvent
corporation and turned thu proceed ! of the
salu over to a nlnglo c re-dltur , u eorporatlon
In which two eif the persons HO acting vvi m
intoredte-cl and of which the : ' were di
rectors Held , that such nets amounted tea
a e ( inversion of the eorporatcv prouei I )
fectecl , a com I of equltv lin < no jurisdiction ,
upon the application of suth officer , to en
join action on thn pending churge-s because
of prejudice , abuse of discretion und Inegil-
larltles In pro ( eclut.- , alleged to about to bo
Indulged In by such board In the ; healing
contemplated.
Statu against Robertson Error from Buf
falo countv Alllimed. Ragan , C.
Set lion 2V > of the Criminal Code construed
nnd held : That the filing of a complaint
ti fore nn examining magistrate charging a
person with the inmmlpHloii of a tilme.
( auslng him to bo in rested , examined , md
bound over to the dl-ttrlct court , does not
arrest the running of thu itututn of limita
tions , unless thu m.iBlstruto before whom
thq complaint was filed had jurisdiction to
try and puntxh the accused for thu ofTenso
with which ho was charged.
2 On the llth day of August , 1W7. thu
county attorney of Buffalo county filed with
the countv Judge thereof u complaint charg
ing onu It with having In mild county on
thn 10th of October , It9l. committed the
c-rlmei of obtaining money under fulnn pre
tenses ; R WUH arrested and after u pn llm-
Inary examination held to ansu.-i toinch
charge In the district court. On thu llth
of November , 1SS7 , the county attorney tiled
In thn district coutt un Information ugalnxt
R for H.ild < rlme. Held : That the filing in
court during teim time of thu Infoi million ,
and not thu filing of the complaint with
Diet county judge * , WUH the commencement
of thu prosecution by the state , nnd that It
WIIH bairi'd by the statute of limitations.
Boughn against State , 41 Neb , $9 , re
affirmed ,
Farney agnlnut County of Hamilton. Er-
lor from Hamilton ruunty. Dismissed.
Norval , J.
It Is a firmly established rtilo In thU state
that all thu parties to u joint judgment
must bu made parties to n petition In error
us plaintiff.or defendants , und n failure
In this respect If M-ubonubly urged Is xnlll-
clent grounds for the dlttmhital of thn pro
ceeding.
2. A judgment , otherwise joint In foim , Is
not rendered several by u finding which of
the defendants In thn principal debtor und
which urn the mirMleH.
3. The meio acceptance nl service ) by
briefs by u defendant to nn ciror proce-cdlng
IH not u waiver of the objection that theru
is a defect of parties.
Jacobson ugaln.st L > nn. Error from
Knox county. Revel sed und Jlainlwseil.
Norvul , J ,
An action to recover damages for trespass
upon rent estate can bu brought alone In
the county where the ) lands are situate.
% A district court cannot acquire Jurl -
"X.
diction of u cause If the court from which
the appeal was taken had nit jurisdiction
of the subject matter
Brown against llnrhm. Appeal from York
county Affirmed Irvine1 , C.
The evidence In this cusu examined , found
to MHlalti the finding of the district court
nnd to leave no question of law before the
court for decision.
Murker ugalnst Potter. Apneal from
Douglas county Atllrmeit Rvim , C ,
Where there wits an uborttw ullnmpt by
subsequent legislation to limit the operation
of an existing statute such statute mtixt bo
deemed to have the forteIt would have
I'usscssed If no limitation of It hud bceu
attempted.
ov > tis : UK Tin : VTIOV\I < i.ivonn. :
( 'liiHttnntl HIIM it Hunt .Toll In
llio Ceil o lieIK. .
CINCINNATI. May If.-The Reds won an
eleven Inning game fiom the Colonels today
on Stelnfeldt's double und n sacrifice and
u putottt In the final Inning. Thu gunn > wtia
reticle with sensational fielding. Attend
ance , C.SOO. Score :
CINCINNATI. , l.Ot'lhVII.1.11.
II 11,1) A.i : I U It O A.K.
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I ! Smith , If 0 2 5 1 0 tnnor.l , rf o 0 e ) 0 i )
Ml U-r. rf. . . 0 2000 lloj. ct . >
lifiklej , Hi. 0 0 II 0 0 De-xtc-r , c. . . 1 1 C S e )
M Phec. Sli. 1 I 3 S 1 rn'Rm'n , 'i 1 3 4 7 I
St'lifil't , si 1 134 1C ) Sm'li. Jli 0 U 1 4 0
Itulll. 31) . . . n 1 S h 2 ttlle-lu-y , r . 0 1 5 1 1
\utiKlin , c. 0 I ) 5 1 0 Wll-or , lb. . 0 0 U 1 I
11" MT , p . . 0 1 1 4 I ) , p. 0 I 110
TotiU . . 4 10 5.1 19 4 totulu . . . .3 7''J IS 4
T\\o men out when winning lun was
sun eel.
Clne-lniiatl . . . 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Louisville . 1 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3
Two-base hits : Stclnfeldt , Cllmtmun.
Thiee-base hits : ClItiKinan Stoli n bases :
Mcllilde- . Smith Doublet plavs ; CllnK-
li'iili to Wilson , Me-l'hoo to Stelnfelilt to
Ilcc-Klev. Fll t base on balls ! Off Dw'e-l ,
1. oil Dowllng , 3. lilt by tiltche-d ball : lly
Dwver. 1 Struck nut : lly Dvvyer , 2 : by
DowlhiK , 3. PnsMfd balls ; Dt-Mer , I. Time :
Two hours und ten minutes. I'mpltcs :
Cushmati and llc-cller.
Clite-iiHii's Kotleil I'le
CHICAGO. May 13 The emit eoltimn
tells how Cleveland won toda > Onlv four
hits wete made oil Isbcll H ilellvoiy , but his
support v\its about as bid as ever hap
pened Attendance' , 9,101. Score1 !
CIIICAUO . ci.tvii\Ntt : :
it ii o v i : u ii o A.I : .
Cnllahin , rf 0 1 u 0 lliiricctt. If. 1 1 3 0 cj
Limit * , cf W 0 3 1 ( I Mc-Urnn , si 0 0 1 < > >
D.diiin , ft n i s i i ciuiii , : ii i i ; T o
I.VPiltt. Hi u 1 10 1 'I Wall-lev. 31)1 t 0 0 I )
Uviui , If 13000 llhikirf 1 I - il I
MeC'nik , II ) I 2 0 4 0 e-li.cr | , c . . . I ) 0 1 ( I i >
I'eiinur. 2li il 0 1 .1 S Jlc-Al c-i , tf 0 0 4 U 0
Diinnline , e0 a S 1 0 Ti lw.ui , tli 0 0 13 I n
Hlit-ll , p U 0 0 U 1 VMIrcn , p . 1 0 1 4 u
Tutii'n . . - ' 10 21 11 5 4 57 11 1
hleug n n n 1 o o n 0 1 J
lev eland . . 002U0030 .1
Katnecl mils. I'hh-as'o - Left on b ises :
hlcago. U ; Clcvoliind , 3 Two-base hit :
Ivan ' 1 hreol'iiKclilts. . IllaluulrCoiintrk. .
) oiibli > plav. Everltl to Pu.mhin1 Hliutlc
ut 1)Isbell ) , t liase on balls- Off Isbcll ,
; ofi Wilson , 1 Time ot farae. One hour
ml fluv-llve inlnnte s I'mpltn. ' Mi Donald.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Pill ) eel Won. Lost. P.C.
Imlmmtl 21 17 I Sl.o
lev eland 2. Ifi ( 7..7
oston 2t U ! > CO.'I
Cew York Ill 11 H 7.'l
laltlmoro ir 7 6 . .l
Irooklvn i It 'i BJ.O
'hllailelphl.i 17 'I 8 & 2.'l
Ittsburg 2i 11 U uO,0
hie ago t'l 1 111 I ? t
t. Louis 19 C II 2 .l
, ollls\Ille > 21 l ! IS 2111
Vushlns-ton 21 I 17 1IV.O
Games todiiv : Cleve'laml nt Chltuno :
Irooklvn at Boston , Wu'hlneton ut Now
'oik. H.iltlmoiu ut I'hllade ihia , tit. Louis
t I'lttsbutg.
scout's e p Tun WIMIII : > i.ntfii'i : .
lulu NiiiM HieIVIIIINIIS Clt.-Oiunlia
JilileIn I'ee Tlilril. '
KANSAS CITY , Muv 11 mluj'j game
jetwe'ii Kansas City and Omahii was
ulled at thn end of the thlid Inning on ac-
ount of rain. The scotu stood 1 to 0 In
uvor of Omaha.
MILWAUKEE , May 15 Milwaukee hit
hu ball today and won In .1 walk. The fc-a-
tire of the game w is the batting und
iltchlni ; of Taylor. Score :
'
Milwaukee . . . .0 1 2 1 0 4 1 0 ' -9 10 *
) ctrolt . . 000100000-1 82
Uitlerles : Milwaukee , Taylor and Spoor ;
Detroit. Halm nnd I'liller.
ST. PAUL , May 13 Kully 0,000 tieoplo ut-
cnded tod.i's game. Cool. , n St. Paul nmn-
pur , v\as In thu box foi Minneapolis , pltch-
ng cflrttlvo bull , but rucolveel jioor suj-
> oit. Stole. *
n. n.
St Paul * -S 92
tinncapolls . . . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 U 0 3 3 4
Batturle-s : St. Paul , Phvle und Sile-.s | ; Min
neapolis , Cook and Divin.
STANDING 01' THE TEAMS.
Played. Won , Lgat. Pel Cent.
ndlanapolls 19 1C 3 hi 2
St. Paul 21 19 I SJii
funsiis City 19 11 H 51.9
'oluinbUH IS 10 h S51 !
Milwaukee 21 S 13 S < I
Minneapolis 20 Ii 14 . ' 100
Jetiolt 20 fi 15 250
Omaha 20 G 13 2.1 U
Games toihi ) : Iiidliinnpollrt at Columbui ;
Dettoit at Milwaukee.
InOrNtlltcIeiull : < - . I
TOLEDO , O. , Jlay 13-Scoio :
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 1 I 0 0 3
New CilHtlu 0-J
Diisn hits : Toledo. U ; New Custlc- . Er-
IOIM ; Toledo. 2 ; New Castle , 4. Batteries :
Toledo , Kergtison und Arthur ; Now Castle ,
UtiC7. und BaiKley.
DAY'lON. U , May W Voro :
TI.E.
Da > ton 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 Hi 2
Youngstown . . 0 .1 5 2
I'atfetlis : Dayton. Duugheity nnd Donu-
liuc ; Yoinvstdu n , llrocllu and Xlniatn.
FORT \\A\NE , May 13-oieuo : ' *
Tort Wayne 1 I JO "i
MaiHlleld . . . .001000100-2 d J
Itattulcs : PoitVityne , Rclmun iind
CiunplinMTiinnlli l'l Hi amunl Bell ,
riRANU RAPIDS. May 11Todav'H gnniu
was ciillid nt the e-nd of the eighth liming
to allow thu team to catch thu train. Sooiv :
11. i : .
Grand Rnpiil.s . 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 7-11 111 1) )
rllis-Hold 0 1 0 0 0 i ( I 03 9 7
Uuttirlcs : Grand RuphlH Kn tal und
Kote ; Spilngll" Id , < 'olc und ( iratllUH.
Vi-M'e-rn AHseii'liitloii.
ni'RLlNfiTON , I.i , Mity n. Burlliigton-
Qiilney gainu postponed : it-Ill.
ROCK ISLAND. Ill , M'lH No Hoik
Ifland-IVoila Kamu on account ot i iln
ST JOSEPH , .Mo. M iv n SI , ljs-'l- , '
Ottumw.i Km.m poHtpoiuil on account ot
In
COLUMBUS , ( ) , Mav 1Ilumpus Jones
WUH Invincible ) In the pltchei'h bos toiluy.
Bcoro ;
n.n
'ollimblis ' . fl 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 -2 10 1
Indianapolis . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 fl 1
Batteries : Columbus , Jonas and iiucKloy ;
Ii dlunnpolls , l-'oicm.in and Kuhoe
hontlie-rn
MOISILE , May 15 M.jolli9 ; Savan
nah , II ,
N1J\V ORLEANS , Muy ID New Orlfiilis ,
3 , Charleston , 1
Uneli > itM. It Vle-t H , O.
By brilliant fielding and oppottum * hit
ting the Hnyde-iiH Hticterdcd in handing thu
Mctzs u tout of vvhltev/nsh yi-Htcrday aft-
en noun ut the old Kort Omaha grounds. Kd-
die VVe-lch was on the slab fet thu II.o-
dens , the BrewrrH only dumiiKlng hl de
livery to thu oxte-nt of one single' . He-ore :
Hayeli ns , I ; Metzs , 0. I in so hits Mnt/s. 1 ;
Ilajili'iis , 8. Butterlt-s : Havdens , Muitln
und \Veleh ; Meitin ; , Hugo and COIIIIOIH Um
pire ; Eddlo Law lei. Game t ailed nt tha
end of sixth Inning on account of lain
Original * ( ) nl > Slnt < -il I'll ' ,
No garni ) orcuireid yestc-rday afternoon
between thn Original and thn Omaha llre-w-
Ing us ( < oc lutlon b IHO ball teaniH. Tint par
tial reason was that the weather wan tin
bad und thu grounds we-rei In poor nhu ! > u.
'I ho OiIglnalH weru on hand , but thn other
aggregation WIIH appun ntly of the opinion
that thei we-ather would not permit n ganu
und tht-ioioio we.ro not cqulipt ] > d for th
frr.y.