T1IK OMAHA DAILY HKE : AUGUST 8 , 1803.
SPEG1HL NOTICES.
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A DVERTISKMUNTS FOR TIIKSK rot.UMNs
/Will imtnlcin until la 3D p m for the uveiilinr
* n'l until U .10 11. in. for tliu mornlmt niul Sunday
( dltlonn
Ailvpftlprn bv1 rpqtipMlnir n numlx'tvl clieok.
eon ImvolliMrnimwi'rnnrtdroHsiM to n nnmtiernl
litli rinrnrp of TllK llrr. Answer ? no addrp sccl
will IKI delivered upon prcsent'illon of tint clii-ck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
RitcB Ike ft word first him rtlon , lr .1 wonl them-
h'u r Nothing taken for less lliuti itfio
Ai AToNnvYirt LA i > Y STKN-
oKMpbpr mid typtsvi rllor RofcreneeH f urnlRlnil.
AddrpssNa.nipp HVi 1 !
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POSITION WANTKII UY T3XPKRIKNCK7)
A Hlenonraplier owning mficlilnn , nlmi expert-
tiers ! bookkeeper Address , silting waireH , N'tO ,
Hoc MIH8 ID *
WANTED MALE HELP.
Rite * 1 < n wonl first Insertion le i word there-
Bftpr Nothing tikiin for lesv th in i ! ' > e
mjNTijKMAJ > brooi > f HARACTKii TO
represent our buslnusn.liisuraiicumen prufern- !
417
1 > SAI.AHY OR COMMISSION TO AOKNTS TO
J Jhnnrtlp Dm Patent Clicmleil Ink Kratw r IVncll.
The most useful mid novel lintiilloii of the Hire.
KMHPH lulc thoroughly In two Hcoonds WorkIlki / )
ni'ielc ! > no to fiOO pp.'cptil profit Aci-nts tmklni ?
SM ) per \Mi'K Wo also \\.int n ueneral act nl to
take ctiirec of territory and appoint mibairentH
A nri oh HIPP to nriko tnoiicv Wrllo for terms
mill a HH clmen of pnslnir Monrou Kraslnu Mr *
Co. . X , tl ( 1.i Crow , Win fi 3
- V.O11 WANT A GOOD 1 A YINO JOH WHITE
3J-1F II iwk Nursery Co , Milwaukee , Win
, MHII5SV
T > WANTnn , A HOY TO CAHRY A IIORSK
J'route on The Ev cuing Ileo. C.illnt circnlillon
clepl. I .10p til Mall
I ) WANTI31) , PAINTER TO RENT A HO0SI3
.1 , unl < lu w ork for tlio rent N W Cor. BTlli : ind
Decalur MH1U
15 WANTED YOUNO MAN FOR OFFICE WORK )
Jjmiiilhiinciiuiliilifl III tin-city Dniuiflst prn
ferred If von cnnnol fool coliiniii of llirnrptt or
HiKill proper it IIIM eorriitly us civ en , < lon t apply
ShermanA MeConnell IfiH Dodco 0047
- A MONTH AND 13XPENSKS. KXCLU-
B-J7000 | No extiiriencu. ataplu Roods
Absolute monopoly Mm nntl women w mted
Yearly < oiiti ieH I'.iyert. . > ln. No t ilk Svntem
perfect Wi Hi-quick Tunns fruo Address K HI ) ,
llox .l.lil. ) IKmtun Mann. JIUO'J H'
1 > WANT13D. TIIK COLUMIIIAN OUILD ,
J'friti nial ordir with entlroiv original InsurancH
nml pnilowinent fcitimn , and Um most popular
m ur know n. wishes to employ ono or moro ilrst-
class men In eviry state to onraulrn chapters To
the rlglil man an opportunity for i 'riuancnl em-
tiloymi ut and law revenue Is opi n , and seldom
iHinali d Wl Hi ) fur parllcnlirs Address Supreme
ill ipteT Colnmbl in Oulld Toledo , O MHOS 8 *
iiovLisT"fi7\nTirNT\v : : YORK LIFE IILDO ,
B
Tel ( iSH , furnlbh business men with Htenogrum-
llll'J S7
KASY SKLL1NO
B-WANTED-SOLICITORS ,
goods Hood contract to rlitlit pirtlos Rooms
2Jainlil ! Dougl is block Omahi Neb. JID14 8
T > WANTKI ) . AOENTS , ACQUAINTED WITH
J'tho trade. , tosell a HUP , rlor Imported Portland
remput lit dealers and builders Herman Alch , 4J
Murray Htriet New York M1I07 8'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
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Kites H4e T wonl llrHt Insertion le \\ordthero- -
nflei Nnihini ; t ikun for U s Ihan -"o
/-LADM'S o'OOOI ) A
* 'nttr liiiKlni'HS iniiinir frlendM f'T , 00 to * 10O DO
nalarj to rlt'ht pirtluH , 117 lieu building. ftm
r < WANTK1) "llv A SMALL FA JULY A YQUNO
" iriil to work for her boinl while attending
n < heel AildreHS , N 15 Hie. 77H ! '
/ 1 WANTr.l ) LADIIIS AND OI3NTW3MKN W13
V will pn * " > 00 to * ! - ' 00 PIT \MI It to do Htrlellv
liomiork fur UH. no e nn mstni ; .mil prompt p iv-
nii-nl ( ! F. K'nmoiiH .V Co , llittorym uxh 'ind
Water StH Hoxlon M.IHS MMW 10 *
WANTKI ) . nillT. FOU onNKP.AL 1IOUSK-
CWAJ MIH G W LooinlH 1011 South ,10th axu-
line M8.18
/I WANTKI ) (1O01) ( AMKIUC'AN LADY FIIOM
" .in to 40 M > arH old. who wanlH a home to KO out
of elty an houseki epei Apply until WiKlnesday
iilcht.it 1001 HouanlHtnul M'I17
1 OR RENT HOUSES.
Riten 10o illnooich limertlon. $ ! . [ > ( ) a line per
month Noihhnr t iki-n for \uHt \ th in ' _ ' 5c
T STlIOIMiN ) ALL PARTS OP
a- ' thoclly. 'IlieO. F Davis ( .ompinj , 1SOJ F.u-
mi _ fi87
- ' AND l-UOOM APAUTMKNTS. VON DOIIN
block , with steam , rofi-rennis ruiinlri.d ; K10
82Jd ! _ fiHK
\ FOR KENT. 7-UOOM MOD13UN FLAT ,
'Lango block bl)0 ) S Mill St. IDS
FOR R13NT FOR fi MONTHS OR LONGKR
D nicely locatiil U-niom lioiiw. all fnrnlHhud and
In II rat cl.mh condition to Bin , ill f nnlly without
chlldrun. Ri'nt reiHoniblo and ruferenoes ro-
qulnd Inutili e. at BSO South lllilh Htioet. Mill 1
\-FOR RENT. 1'J-ROOM MOUKRN 1IO1ISK ,
' 1713 Chicago St M81J ia
1FOR RUNT 10-room IIOIIHC , all modern 1m-
4 'piovemontb , 8)8 ) onthl'Jth Btitct. luqirliii''rill
elite iso Mlid I
T\-rOIl U13NT NINK-UOOM HOUbK , ALL
.1'modern < on\uiliMii es bun. ( hiruil lawn
flmiHhide. No ' . ' 111 S .llbtavn M J. Konn ml ,
tK)7-H ) N. Y Life llnlhlliK- M llia
r-k-O-ROOM COTrAflK , MODKRN. CHOIC13. IN
.Ustanfoul Circle C E KUntiUr I'D I Id o bhlir.
7.TJ
\-8-ROO.M " 11OU.SK , MODERN , NE\R 1IIJS1-
"ness , rent moderato Appb01 Hco building
1 V r'OR RKNT. FLAT. 7-UOOM. CORNKR
JJwith lance 7O1 S liith Hlrei t ChiikH W
Ilallcr , No fill Paxton block M77O S'
Tv 'JIU'J CTPITOL AVKNU137 SKVKN ROOMS
J 'IiKiulie ' 'MH ripltol avenue 7".I 7"
'l-v FOR RENT NfrK FIVl7.ROOM rOTTUJK
J i-l'JOO IiKiuho loom .110 New Yoik I.Hi
bulldlnif. M7U.I
TA""A VKHY IKsiuAMLU DKT U'lim T"iN :
.L/ionined modem honse. lar e law nno b iKement t
jn.il C.illfoinla M7H7 10-
T-v FOR RKNTr TWO 'MlOOM nO USKS IN
i "Onuiha View only W 00 pi r month 717 N Y
Llfu. 71I7
--11-UOOJI MODKRN HOUSK WITHIN 5 MIN
D
Ulesw.'illc of P O Iiuiiiln llllll DodgeJ1MI7
J1MI7 11 !
1 \ FOlf UKNT WO CORNER PL VT , 14TH ANI
J'Capital avenue , i ! rooms and bath * J. > ni'
riMims and balh IKW North Utth i' " . ' . . " > il slrnoini
nnd bith l.l'j.'Capital avenui $ . ' 0 Htx-iooni ll.il
M''l Solilh lOlh slu-et liiilllr | < Ni DILI ton hall Wl
Bolilh lUlh Mieel H',17 .I
T -POlTRKN'T NI3W 1-ROOM rOTTVXdP. CLST
J'cm and cltywalei coi lOlh and btlili r mil ;
J" Kimului 1 IIS F n nun 001 H
1rOR UKNT NK'K H-UOOM HOUSE NKA1
- -"II IIIHIum Puk also 10 loom houHomai jrdl
and Dodgi ) llkks He il i ; i iten'incj hill U
Fou iii.Nr.Mor : > iTuN KU.HT-ROO'M iT
JJ''OChicago slnil &MDD Rlngwalt
Ilaikirblock .Mil 111 10 *
r OR RENT--I-URNI3HbD ROOMS
Rales Die a wont lli l hiHerilon leu word theixj
nfti I Nothing t ikim for IIHS Ih in ' - ' . " > c'
J Joi mifnrnlHhed IOOUIH vIth ln > nil J bloekH fron
( unit liiniw AilthcHh , M ,1J Ike filll 111'
ROOM WITH ALC'OVP. FOI
uilh'iiiLii mock'iii Lonvinlences ,1'JO Noith'.W
M 7,10
37 ROOMS NU13LY FtlRNIsHIU ) . 010 SO1ITI
_ Jl7lhjtlriM t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MIOO 10 *
1 ? "FIMINISHKD ROOM WITH ALCOVK soirri
I jfiom .MHO sm ill lomns , w lib m w Ithont bo nt
Mrs Knli'ht. .No , ' .110 Doiulnsslieel. Til.l
1"f 1" P.UILOP. AND HUD ROOM , bl'KAM HF.A'l
Jtfasand bull riie.ip lent 70 ! ) S lUlh .Id lloo
M70. h'
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I ? KINK FURNisiIEDHOOM"iil ) > 3 iuiTir""si
Jj 71111 Kt
-DEsIUATlLE SOUTTTROOM. MODKUN CO >
vcnliinein HUH Dodgn Htict't MMiil p >
iTToRHlINT NKAU-LY FURNIsTlKD UOOJl
JLj vvllh bo nil , 'Old IMllforulaM mHI7-r.
ROOMS TO RKN'
JJ wlihoi vvlthiint bo.ird , In prlvalu family HOI
Chli , IKO Htn vt inHlH-r.
FURMlSHED ROOMS AND BOARI
Hit's Ihioa vviuil Hill Inserlhm In auiil then
Ifli'f NoUiliiK taken for ICSH than ' . ' , Vi
lVr VbUNO WOMl-3NsilMK UNDllTl
- ( ) OARI3 0
1 Wumau'H Chrlullan , i 6uclatlon , 111 b 17th HI.
CiJ )
1TIK | UOLAN.'OO AND 'Jll N.lBTII ST.
V _ 52. ! !
If THE STATE EUROPEAN HOTKLNI3WAIS
1 t ligantly fuinluhi-diuoins for rent hj day
VMck at reasoinnlo ratcti Knit'iy .v Spratt , 131
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lol.ll'J Doiiyhls'slrci t Wlbl A''H'
T -ROOM AND HOARD FOR TWO OKNTL'
I men. 708 North lUlh fclreot M850 8
' 17 FOR RENT ? T'URN1S1U3D FRONT ROO :
II vsllh lioaixl , at 41U N ItUh blrecl.
WAHTEP-BOARDERq.
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion , fl.SO a Hun p
luoiitli , Notlan. takim for le.ii tluu 'J3o.
G 3 FHONT IIOO1I3 , 10tU ) LEAVENWOR-i
atrcul. MS7U 11
gOU BBMT STOUE8 AND OFFO
) , lOo n llnu oo li hiKertlou , 1.50 a line I
DioiilK- Nothing laliuii lor lfb than ' . ' 6c.
Ion lOtti bt. , bt'luevn Faniaiu and lou ; Iaa.chei
1U
V-ITOK UKNT , 1IAKERY , IN COMPLETE 0
< l r , V1nit-al M luvallty. Call 1U.M bhenn
Am.
UDlti 10
FOR RENT STOREB AND OFFICES
FOn nRNTTlK 4-STORY nlCK
IniOFaniamM Tim bnlldlnir lins a On-proof co-
ini'nlbivinpnt.oomiilPlPHteam hnitlne llxtures ,
u nlcr nn nil tliQlloon.iriK tc. Apply at the ofllco
of The lie."I"
WANTED TO RENT.
Hitps lUc a vronl flrttlnsortion ! < ! wonltlipro-
tt T Nothing takim for lesx 111 in iiC.
-VtNTED NICK FUUNISJIED ROOM WITH
tt III very Bclect famllv , by KPtitlenmn ,
AnnwirsUitlnit location and prices per month. N
31 UPP Hi ) 1-7'
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STORAGE.
. 10 < ? n linn Pirn Itwrtlon $1 . " 0 - \ line per
month Nothing taken for less thin ! 2. > c.
M-STORAGK FOir HOUSEHOLD " "flOODS !
ekfin ami chpip ratPS R Wells , 1111 Farmm
. f.iltl
M-STORAGE WILLIAMSAC11033H11HAIIX13Y !
rti7
WANTED TO BUY.
llntrs IKc nvronlflrsllimortlon , to.\\NonltliorO'
ftltor Nollilnc taken for lu-s tli in a..c.
TV WANTED , TO TOUCH ASK A OOOlTftKTAlTj
Jt lmtlniHH ; nnv lino. I'art irula. AIIH-H Keil
i : tito Agency , 1(117 ( Fnmiin stn ut. fi J > 0 *
T CASH VAIU KOH ( IOLU AND SII.VKU.
' Jacobson > V ] ' . | HOC , room 11,1C15 Done ! is nt
M7JH A.ll *
VT CASH KOIt FtJUNITUHK , HOUSKHOr.U
ilHlc , or u 111 w 11 for owner In our mictlou
H Weilt , 1111 F.mi.un. OHM
AT WANTKU. 40 OH 80 ACHK9 4 TO tl MIM'.S
i' from ilty. iiinnt tx ) ulic.ui Hon li un utty
nroiwrlj or Hinlsor ini'rcli inillno to olTc-r clii > ii ,
INtwItli K V UliiKtT , 181U F.irnani. MSSH la *
A ItnTAITj IMl'LKMKST Oil
NWANTKD
iriMiur.il nit-rcli intllHibimlni'Ri In e.iHtcini Nu-
bi.iHkn r.irt lr tile AiMrtHS N .13 llco B0 ! .
NW1LL PAY CASH FOR 10 OU 'JO ACRE3
noarOiuahl C , D Hutchenon , 11)1J ! Farnam.
005 0
FOR SALE FtTBNITURE.
Hates , IHo a won ! first Inmirllon , le i word there-
ifter Nothing takuu for le-ss th m.Mo
OFOIl SAL13 , KLKOANT ANTIQUH OAK
foldlnir bull but lltlln used. Ulie ip for caxh
Flrat house north ot DuJuo on 31t uunne
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
nitea IWoa won ! llrntlMSDi thin Icawordthoro-
uftur , Nolhliiir niton for U'HH than ' 'ue
LK CHKAI' , A NICi : 1'ONY OAHT.
Iiiiiiiln > t 11114 CumliiKHlrect MH81
p-FOR SALK , C1IKAP , SKCOND HAND P1IAK
I ton and hat ness Iiuiulro at West's stible. 'J721
Loavenwoith Bt MS70 8
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
U itos , lo ( ) a linn each Insertion , $1 50 a line per
month Nothlni ; t ikun for less ih in 'J'ic
fVFOHSALH A HKdULATION SIZK 11UUNS-
V-ii\\ l > .k .V II like billiard tabln r ick enes nnd ImllH
nverylhlns lu llret-class Hhapu Address N L'4 ,
llou. M180.
FOU SALR TWO PltllK HLOOUKI ) SMOOTH
coated female bt Ilernanl pnpplus Adiliess , N
,11 Hi i i > 01e > > Mr , 1(1 (
MISCELLANEOUS.
Had s Ike \sord first liiHertlon.le a enl thero-
af ler Nothlnn' t.iki'ii for less tli m 'J.'c.
-'KTUUfaCAN A UTV sfuUlO LKSSONS
irlron , Onlera taken Mrs K J. C.nle. 1017 !
Chic i o St. m8U-r. )
CLAIRVOYANrS
R.ltis,10c I line c leh lusei lion , & 1 'ill a line l > er
month. Nothing taken for less th in ' 'Jc.
"
- v WARREN CLAIRVOYANT ,
relliblo business iiicdlumtothyLaratllON 10th ,
oil" " )
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
R ili-s , Use i wonl Ilrst Insertion , le a word
thereafter. Nothing t iken for leas th in 'Me
' ] < MADAME SMITH , CO. ! S UTH , 1ND ! FLOOR ,
JLRoom3 MaasIKO , vaporalcoholstpam.sulphm-
InoaudHea biths mS71 ! ! !
rp MM13 CARSON , 1121 DOUOLAS STRKKT , .ID
lloor , loom 7 , m issajc , alcohol , aulpliur and set
bubs MHO I 11-
T -MMI3. STOWK , MAGNI3TIC HKALKR , 203
Doiul.tH block MPJ7AU'
PERSONAL
RatLH litouvsoixl lirHt hinurtlon. lo a word thcro-
'ter Nothing t iken for loss th in 'Jjc ,
U A NKW bONO"PAT-A-CAKK , " COMPANION
to "Pook-a-lloo , " at A. Hospe s , Oin ih i , Nub.
MO" 1 8
U ACCOUNTS 13XAMINI3D. HOOKS OPENED ,
bilincuil orclosiil. Anv biiHlni'SH of conllden-
ll.il iialitro lookul up or examined , 16 jeirs ex-
perlenco. Address , JJ JJ Ileo oHlco. hOl l.t *
MONEY TO LOAN R.EAL ESTATE.
Rati s , 10c a line P ith hiHortlon , $1 ISO a line per
month Nolhhu , ' t iken for less th m .Tic
AV"-LO VN.SONIMPROVKD"AND UNIMPROVr/D
' cltj pro | > citv. * l 000 and npvvatilH. . " to dU per
cent nodi'liiJH W Farn nn Smith li Co , lil.'O Fain un
bOl
If-MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
i TheO F DivlHCol.- > raniimBti-eet 001
\\r MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWKST HATES ON
' > Improved and unimproved Oin. ilia n alesl ilol
lo. Clears Flih Illy Trust Oo. 170J F.irn un b)3 ( )
,
\\r-ANTHONY LON AN1) TRUST CO J
' Life , lends at low i.ites forchoho m curlty on
Ncbi iska and lovvafattnuor Omaha city pioperiy.
l.07 . _
' -CENTRAL LO VN .v , TRUST CO. , III3K IILDO
, hOS
: r-FAllM.MOKTtAOKS. C. F HARRISON
\\'r-7,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS CITY
' piopeitv Ilrst moilgage Inqulro Nilhertoii
Ilall.N K cor Dili and Jackson sts HIT 7
\y $ : ,00 00 TO $1 500 00 TO LOAN 1 TO 0
' vt irn on ImproMil Omaha reil esl iti > or farm
lands U.C ( J.uvln &Co.'JOS Shtclj block.M84CI
W-MONKY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES
Apply to W. It. MUkln , Plrst National Ilk bhlg
D IL ! !
x \\r-MORTGAOK LOANS A. MOORE , 401 1IEK
> 1IL1K1. M 8'J.I
i5 \ \ ? FOR SALE , GILT 13DOKD MORTOAOES
biarlngll 7 and 8 per cent lilt ) rest , lllokt
Real llslato Agencj , J03 N. Y Life building
IMIO 11
MONEY TO LOAN CHATPELS.
Rites , liloa line i-ich Int-erllon. f 1 .10 a llnu pel
month Nothing taken for less th in ' "Se.
'LOAN MONiv 'ON ANY KIND OF SK"
Htrlc'tly conllduntUL A. 13 Harrltt , room
1 < : oulhiciit.il block 478
-.MONKYT ( ) LOAN-
, W < will lend \onnny HIIIU whleh von wish
Hm.ill or 1 uuiMit the lowest pOHHlhlo rates , In the
ijiilckist possllilu time and for any lonKlli of Him
lo Nidi ) on Yon e. in ] > iv It baik In mich hint ill'
nuntu a jou wish , vvhuu .vou wish , and onlj
pa > for ll an lunir as > on keup It. Yon can borrow
on .
HOUSEHOLD FITRNITIJRK AND PIANOS ,
HOUSES WAfiONS ANI ) \UHIAiiS. : .
WAUKHOIJHi : UECI3IPT.S MKRCIIAND1SB
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY
Without pnhUctrv or lemotal of pioi > crty.
OMAH V MOk'lfOK ! LO\N I'O ,
SOU SOUTH IIU'H STRKKT ,
Ill-si llooi abnvn thuHtui-t.
Till ! OLDKVi ; f.\ltKST ANI ) ONLY INrpUPOR
ATKD LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.IHO
IHO
V-DO YOU WANT MONKY !
: Wo w 111 loin von ANYSIIM von wish on your
FURNITURE PIANOS IIORSKS WAdONB.
CARRIAdKM , WARKHOUbK RKCKIPTS , etc.
Vtn civil piompt attention to all application ! ,
nnd will i-irry join loin .i IOIIB.-IH jou wish.
Yuncan iidnoi ) Iho rust of c.irrjlni ; jourlo.in
by a PDinintal nn > lime Thc.ro U no pub-
M ,
llcllv or r < inoval of pioperlv
FIUKLITY LOAN OUARANTKK TO .
Idiom 4N llhnUI block ,
M7U Cor. Ifilhand Haincy St.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rales , lOaa llnouai'h Inserllnn iinoalluopi )
iiiiinth Nolhln t ilun for losu Hi m ' 'uc.
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-FcViruENT"A"sMALlV ; WATEll .MILL."Al
dri'ss box fi3 , Lincoln Nttt > OPJ
FOR SALK ON KASY TERMS , FUUNISHK il .
liutol , known UK the "Iliirllngton House , " bl
uateil near the II .V M R R depot lu Hut city <
Aunna , Neb Call on or address U W ( t.Mvblj
Real Khtato Aguut , Aurora , Neb. WtOU 12 *
V-LAUNDRY PLANT FOR SALE CHKAP , AN
JL brick bnlKllin ; ' "JxuO , only # JO , liMjulio la ]
Farn mi UOB-b
T. RKTAIL OIXJTHINO HUSINKSS WANTK
L In a good town of tt.ODO iHJiml.ulon i
IM , ovtri will payupot cii > ) i and link no uurHlloin
price nuibt bo low , AUdivbH N ' . ' .I , Uou otticu.
81H10 <
Y-TO 1IUY SKLL OU K.XCHANOK , 1IUSINK : !
chances , re.'il cotatu or lands Apply to Wca
xir orn lIuidiiuBg A if ui ie > , a 1U N. Y.I. . biuy. M8lU bJ
TH Y-KOR KXCHANGK , CLEAN STOCK SHOE
$ . ) , n < > 0 ru.ll t'btato and money. O. Suvdi
Ntoli , U.
CU\bS DRUa STORK , IJIO 1IA110A1
, - lor cash , t'ood paylnir bunlnuds. Adilruss N 2
Jr Hoc. 7HU 10' '
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y-FOU S ALB OR TRADH. FlUST-CLAS.il UUU
OR .i I'01 ! " ' "irMljr locateU , irooU cash business , i
a p. w. 1..1 * . o. UP * a ia. _ n-'Uj
111- _ MUSIU , ART AND ' LANOUAOEi
au fi
FOR EXOHANOE.
A , lOoallnnnncli Inwrtlon , JI..10 a line iwr
month. Notldinr tnXi-n for lei ihin 'J. > o
Dikota , Will KH | | pluvip or xoluitiffi' for
indse. , horses. mil c ittle Add box7tl , Fr.inkforl.Inil
V -rLEAN"sTOCK OV OKNKRAL MDSB WILL
take real oitttc. money Hox-JUS. Frankfort Ind
Z-AHOUT fT-OOO WORTH OF STAPLK OKN-
eril inercliandlsn forono-llilrd r-ish or nix-urwl
notes bili\uc Omiliicltv proiwrly or g oed farm
J II Haddock Falrbnry. Neb M''hO
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V WIMj TIIAUK UKAL KSTATK FOR LA1UJK
/Jor Hinnll Htock of itooils. Addresn M 7.
ly-WILl ) LANDS , TLMAR , TO KXCHANflK FOR
property hero , Wrllo full ilirwrlptlon * 701
South 'J7th8tn et. M50T A2.1 *
V-A MODKIIN 10 1100M HOUSK 1 ! LOTS ON
' Jem at ( trade , Rood residence Portion of Iho cllv
For nimller house oracanl Insldu lots addn-sn N.
10 lice 737-3.
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IIIAVK UIO AORESOF IMPROVF.D \STERN
/-JNcbriska hind not inoitKnii < ( l thit I wish to
trido for muttliandlso ( lee L f3alnpbi ll , Oole-
rldtfe. Nub M710 10
r/-TO TRADK , OLKAR I ) TS AND SOMI3 CA9II
/Jfor iottnio and lot , north or northwest pirt of
city. Nii5. lleoonicu. M8S 1 8
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V-Wlt Tj KXCHANdK CLKAR WKSTBRN
> laiiiln for Rilt-ciitrt- l Ilrst morte.iRp on cltv pro- ]
p.lj. No dnnblful piper coimldered. 11 8 New
York Llfo bid * . M8I4 8 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Riles , lOc a line each Insertion , $1 fill a llnu per
mouth Nothing tiknn for less Ih in 'J.'c
M443 All ) '
B1 LOT3 IN
STOKPEL 1'LACK.
Clii'.inent .iiiil lH > Ht lots In
OMAHA
SiicrHl Drl < i1 nnd tprmi to
IIU.MK lIUlI.Or.HS
Slonpol PlicolotM will iilwuyH\J\MIICO In prlco ,
for llm oily iniiMttrrowMistwanl. . Call on or nil-
UI-OHI V > ' A Wubulor , 40. ' Hocblilff. . 1)11
ArilANCBTO INVKST YOUH SAVINOS i\ST
front lot IH o , \ \ onii" ( I'opplcton p irk ) , i > my
aci 'ss to motor. OuiaTtfohicliito IIHRIIIPHHVlll
Hell vi'rj I'lin in for rush Alttolot H.umcom Placi-
irtr.ilii for casli. Address U II1.0 llox .isil ,
1115
IJAUGATNS-HOUSKS , LOTS AND FAUMS. SALK
J or IrniliF K Unllnir , ll.irki-r blk I'JUAI I
IT YOU AHB IX > OKIKQ FOU A SAl'K ANU
X Urolllabln liui'Htniciit
\Socin ROU | ono
For lust inco..i irowl firm of lilo acres 10 miles
from Oinilia Wli.it cm Jon llnd belter *
Or , If jon want.i lionio on cisy iminpiitt anil
chi'ip , M o b.ivo Hiivvr.il Oni ill I lie ll Kst He , inil
Trust L-om | > my , room 4 lion bnlhtlinr. JIII71
13AHOAIN9 , IN FAUMS , HOUSKS AND LOTS. J.
JJN Fruu/ur , loom C Frunzcr block , upp 1 * ( )
M4 11) Ali'J
\TO\V IS TUB T1MH TO IUIY A
JLi homcorcliolco lot In IIHlslilo No 1 anil 1'irlc
piico nt Innkrnpt iirleen , t'ltlier for caub or on
time Willis YaleH , uguil , VJS N ,1'Jml Hi. 802
l/OIl .SALK ! TWO NKW COTTACK3 AT S W
1 corner of .Mllli anil C.illfornl i KtrcelH All mod
ern coincnleiues IiiMiipetlon Holleltinl Call on
or aildiuoH II T ri irko , unotl Ciss Btn-i't , or lilt )
llo ml of Tiadu , Oin ill > 'PhoneI'.IS ' , M'J'J 11
| 70irSALK-KINK LAIlGi : KBSIUBXCK WITH
1 ample. BroumlM , which I can otTer.U aery lo
lltfiiru \\lllpay } on to ln\L'Htlf.ito UVSliolis
l Oll SALK. 'JO COTTAOKS , ifT.O (111 ( TO
1 + . ! 000 01) on montlily p lyinentH K F Kinder ,
ir.UlIMinain MSS7 lir
IT'Oll SAL1 ! Nl'.W 1-HOOM COTTAOK , CISTI2UN
1 and eltx.ttor , ! rl00 , E.iHy i > ijinents. In-
HUiiu 1.118 r.irnim UOI-8
7-llOOM llOUSr. WOIIT1I * l)00 ( ) FOU t'-.OOO
I C. I ) lliitcluson , lii.M Farnain HOC ,
SECUK1TIES FOR SALE.
> s IKca wonl ilrst Insertion Icaword there-
Nothhu t ikun for less th m L'le
O PKR C13NT MORTOAOES FOR SALE , SKCUR.
Oltv absolutely H ife , AIUUH Re ll Estate agency
11,17 Fariiam M.1 I-
IGH GRADK OMAHA CITY MORTOAGKS.
netllng pun h tsers good rale of Interest , Hums
of fiomtlOO 00 up , for silo by Olobe. Loin A , Trust
Co , HHh and Dodge , Omaha. I'artlcul irs on ap
plication. 21701
ODD MORTGAGE SECUIUTIRS FOR SALE
Hicks , leilcstatoagency. 80 ! ) 11
HateH , 1 Oc a line each hmerllon. $1 fit ) a llnu pur
month. Nothlnir taken for loss tb.ui ' - ' . c.
LOST. 1'UO I'u-PFOUl MONTHS
Itc\\aitl paid for lutuiu to A. S Van Kuraii , .1710
JOIILH BlrLut. . S'JO ' ! )
OST. Ol'KN FACK , HEAVY SILVEIl WATCH ,
belweeu lUth , Irani and NlvholaH went to ' 'Otli ,
north to Paul , dl.igon U to 'J'Jd and Ch irk 3 ; Under
leave with Cm Hojoi'J''l'J clurleH Btrii t , andru-
culvu ruward. Mtllll 10'
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SECOND-HAND TYPiJWJRITEBS.
It.iUH , lo ( ) i llnu c ich iiirtcrtlon , f 1 . "ill a llnu pur
inonlli NoUilnf takui for less than 'J.le.
OYLKS&UAluilHN'wmTlS
All niaken bought. Hold , uxch uifi-d , icnliKl. 1113
N Y Llfobldj , Tul. : > > . 018
IIOYLBSABAIIIMIU NEW YOHK LIFE 1ILIK5 ,
I ' canj the laririwt line of tjpu wrllers In the
\ \ CHI , all makes , ' - ' . " > to 7f > p r cent Hixnl on all
le.idlnir > maihlneH Itpn'alu monthly Caller iph
* I nu , lloinliiBlon $1 00 , Smtlli Pruinlur $5 (10 ( Ti 1
f.38. MU1.I
WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS
Itntes , 10e a line each iiiHortlou , $ ! . * ( ) a llnu pur
month Nothing I ikcn foi lens than ' . ' 3u
i ? - - -
-1 lyfnrntHlied IOOIIIH , nrhatu faintly , quiet loci-
lion iii'.ir Hleun.ind elblu earn KII iHon.iblu ralus.
IU formed lequlrul Flrut Hat. 38 W Klnusooil
Pl.itu Chicago 7.11 "
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
It ileH , looa line rich Innc'rllon , $1 no a line per
monlh Nolhhtk' ' I ikt n for IUMH Ihnn Jo.
YOUNO LADIKS AND OKNTLBMKN CAlTsOON
nciinlru a uorklnv knou IcMtve of Hhorthand and
tyi > u\\rltiinf .it A. C. Vans ml H Hehool of Hhoil-
li.uui , fil.l N. Y Llfo TjpinMlluiH toieiit 010
UNDERTAKERS AUDEMBALMEKS
llili'H , loca llnocafh hiHeitlon , $1 M ) a line per
monlh Nothlni ; taken for lew thnn ' . ' . * c
C W HAKKII ( FOHMKHLY WITH .IolNf ) .
.JacobH , ilicoaned , lilei with M. O M mil , under-
takui and unibalmur , J15 S. JOtli ut. Till. DUO
017
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PAWNBROKERS.
lUte.8 , 10c i linn o icU Insertion $1 M a llnu pn
inonlli Nothliu' taken fur less than -Tic.
WNSiNiiiGnLVMomKit : ion
.DouirlaHHt LO.IIIH money on dl imonilH uatchos ,
elo Old ( fold , mil Bllvci bonshl Tel 15iS 0111
,
SCALES ,
' VTKW XSKCONU HAND SOALKS. ALL KINDS
1 > AUdiuhH llurden X HollcckCo , L iku t , Chic ikro
mi. IIKAM'Y .MAURIr ,
INSTKUJIKNTS placed on r rotd Ansu > t 7 ,
IHOJ :
WAIIIHNTV IKKIS ) ) ,
Cmcry Morrla to L A ( illllam , lots 11
mid l' , block u , MimniDuth park J COO
T W t'olo and wlfo to II Turner , lots
11 nml 1- , block D , Urummim-y nark 1,000
John Murrltl and vv Ifn tu t < rod .NuUon ,
H 110 foot lot 12 , block 'J , Uiclinrd
Mill. . 4DOC
S V Clmsonnd wlfo to N O HuUt , lot
J , hloclv 01 , Diuulia 0,001
Charles Mn or and wlfo lo Kllpatrlek-
Ivoch Dry Hoods company , lot 15 ,
block 113 , Ninth Umiiha ; lot 1 ,
block IB. AllllUltt'iiAliniix 60C
V ( i l.antry and wlfo lo Onmlm and
rioriinco Loan and Trust rompiiny ,
nndlv , lot 1 , block 6U , riornnco. 32 !
I'rril Nelson and vvlfu to John Jlorrltt ,
lot U , hlook'J , Orchard Mill 8.COC
T W Collins to J 11 Ilulla , s 10 fuel lot
10 , hloi-k 114 , bouth Omaha IK
N II Mead nnd wlfo to sanio , n d teot
lot 14 , same 10 (
QUITCLAIM DKKPd ,
II W Joiioa and lunlmml to A J Wll-
Klns , lot 8 , block Y , Milnn'B Bd add . ]
IIUKII9.
. ) K 8 Dnndy , lr , master In chancery , to
riilliidulphla MurtKaXO and Trust
roinmuiy , lot 3 , block ! , Kllby 1'Uco 3,811
Sumo u > sumo , lot , sumo . , , 2,011
Total amount of transfers . . , taa.10
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rlU PRESERVE YOUR EYE SIGHT ,
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ENCOURAGED THE SPIDERS
Ordinances Phntad Jrr'lhisty Pigeon Holes
of a Oily IM\iDesk \ ,
MORF. OF MAJOR BIRKIJAUSER'S ' METHODS
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Contract * Avrnnlod Mor * Than n Yonr AC < >
I. till . \WHJ- Tom Miirrrtjr'n Shnntlct
UoinGllnliod OriulUiK NuUauro
I.ols Uontrnctn .Vvrnrilod ,
More of Major Ulrkliixmer's plgoon-hoHnR
practice 1ms boon unonrthoil lit tlio oHluo of
tlio Donrd of Public \Vorki TliU tnno two
I\VD ! ! ( ? district oniliiancus wuro found nnd
tttoy have boon snugly tuokud away sluco
ttiolr passage lust ycur
The ordlnaticoi In quostton create paving
districts of Third street from Plorco to
William * nnd I'lorco street from Third to
Fourth. The ordln.uiuos cio.itIns t'l ' ° dla *
trlcts were p.issod by thu council In Jono of
Inst yo.ir , and at the ojcplratton of the thirty
dnysnotlco the property owners designated
ns the material to bo usoJ tu p.ivlnnvlilto
Colorado saudstoiio. Hugh Murphv had the
contrnct , his bid upon Colorado sandstone
boinp the lowest. In maklni ; the bid Murphy
fulled to specify the colorof tlio stone.Vlion
the ordinances ordering the street jiavod
with that m.itcri.il nnd directing the Uotrd
of i'ubllo Works to enter into a rontr.ict for
the s.uno reached Major Hlrkhnusar It was
stored away nnd has not soon thn lltht of
day until Chairman Wirispc.ir unearthed it ,
Mr. Wlnspc.tr has sorted a written notice
upon Murphy to como up and sign that con
tract. It Is understood that Murphy has refused -
fused to sign a contract where whlto Color
ado saudstono is designated. Ho ciunniea
the rod exclusively , but In making his bids
ho does not specify the color of tlio stono.
In two or three instances in the p.tst
Muiphy has , in cases whole the u lit to stone
IMS been designated by the property ownois
and so ordered by ordinance , Induced the
council by resolution to put hi the red stone.
Asaiesult of tins practice thcro Is n law
suit now pending covering Irard street from
l lo\onlh toTwolfth. The council permitted
Murphy to use red stone when the property
ouners had petitioned for white , and the
Union I'acillc , owning n majority of tlio foot
frontage , has gene into court cnor the
matter.
A member of the council was giving his
view s upon the matter yesterday morning. Ho
thought tint Murphv was bound by his bids
nnrt in case ho refused to sign the contract
would forfeit his right to secure any moro
conttacts under the ordinances of the city.
He s.iid that as long as Murphy old upon
Coloiado sandstone the ptoporty owners
could designate the color , whether ted or
bliick , and ns one is as much the product of
the Centennial state as the other , no could
bo compelled to f mulsh the muno.
MUUIIAYS 1'AI.AUKS.
Hnllilhifj ; Inspector Tilly' * Crimulo
the .MHIIoimlro'M How of SlmntleH.
Millionaire Tom Murray's rookeries lo
cated at Fourteenth and' ' Jackson streets
wci o torn down j cstordiij'under the direction
of Uuildtng Inspector Tftty. They are flvo in
number and the inspector's force of men are
razing them to the grouud in very short
order.
The rookeries have bben condemned as
being unsafe and nuisances and Murray was
ordered repeatedly to tear them down. This
ho did not do and refused. . , to take heed to
the warnings of the ofllcials Colonel Tilly
concluded that his onicftTaio to bo cnfotceu
and he gave Tom until Friday of last week
to make u show nt destco > ing the row. Tom
did not make u move , : \ud the colonel lot
matters go over until yesterday in the hopes
tliAl somothiup would bai dono. When ho
CAIIIU down town yesterday morning and
found that no "stops had been- taken ho em
ployed n force of men and Snooped down on
the low , and commenced the work of lev
eling the rpokories to th ground.
A few minutes later Murray hove In sight
with a companion or two .ami demanded that
the building inspector and his force make
themselves scared. Colonel Tilly laughed
the landlout to scorn and informed him that
the pesky old tumble downs were to comedown
down in double quick order nnd no mistake.
The landlord grumbled a little and went olt
vtith the tin eat that ho would rotmu with
nn ofllcer u ho would bo armed with a war-
rani. Again uid Colonel Tilly give tlio land
lord the laugh and directed his men to pro
ceed with the work of demolishment , which
was done under the protecting wing of a
police ofticcr. By night Murray's row was
a thing of the past.
I.ills that Arn .N
The nuisance lot question is occupying the
time of Chairman Winspcar of the Hoard of
Public Works Just at present. Upon inA-esti-
pntlon ho finds that there exists a very
mixed state of affairs , and considerable un-
tancling w to bo done to remove all compli
cations.
Previous to the past few months there
was a voiy promiscuous declaring of lot * and
nieces of real estate as nuisances and order
ing the same tilled or banks of e.tith
brought to gradn as occasion required Mr.
Winspear llnds that there are over 400 lots
In thn city that have boendeclaied nuisances
and are undercontrurl lobe abated. The con
tractor was stopped recently by the board ,
City Attorney Connolt urging the utmost
caution In ordering n tot filled or hank of
earth removed. Iho council then passed an
ordinance requiring that In the fntiiro be
fore a nuisance of that clnractor should bo
tteclfirod nnd ordered abated n rortltloato
should bo ( lied by the chairman ot the Bo.int
of Public Works and city engineer showing
that the piece of properly is a nulsiuco as It
stands ,
Mr. Winspcar , In vlow of all the uncer
tainties and complications , will recommend
to the council tint nil stops heretofore
taken regarding the nimanco lots DO wiped
out and a new start bo made , tinder the now
ordinance requiring n porsoml examination
of each piece of property.
Itcnily lor I'nvlntr.
Three ptvlng districts under contract last
year nro now awaiting the arrival of mater
ial. The concrete btso was put in some
weeks ago. The streets nro Seventeenth ,
InoUson to Ijoavcnwo'th ; Twenty-llfth ,
Loavonworth to Mnrcv ; .Tnckson , Twenty-
seventh to Twenty-eighth , and they are to
bo paved with vltrlllod brick. The con
tractor Is J. B. Smith ft ( Jo. nnd the llrm
llnds it Impossible to sccuro the brick with
which to lay the pavomont. Work will pro
ceed as soon as the material is secured.
Moat olubornlo storooptieon vlows ever
shown , Courtlniul bench tonight.
TWO LIV1LB MICKS ,
An Ineldrnt In Nnvr Yorlc l.lfo.
H'rftff n for The lice liy Churlci Sumcri.
Jimmy and Timmy livotl In the same
block , wallowed in the same gutter ,
throw stones ut the sumo gouts nnd stray
cats , got spanked on the sanio or fae-
imilo spot , and wlioro ono was hoon it
vas safe to conolndo that the ether was
o'-oly adjacent.
They were only about 5 years old
ipicco , tow-hoaded and blno-eyod , nnd
heirs were the most beautiful blno
eyes that ever \\oro saen. Ono day they
noandored ever to Riverside park.
L'hoy had no imrtlculnr reason for doing
so , only their mothers had told thorn note
, o , and they were not going to bo "bossed
> y nothln1 that were potticoats. " So on
they \\atidored , their childish prattle
inging out pleasantly on the summer
lir us they took opposite sides in dis
cussing tlio relative merits of Corbott
nnd Sullivan , stopping ever nnd anon to
llustralo some sciontitle point , each
ipon the pretty dimpled countenance of
the other.
As they reached the brow of the hill
the lovely scenery that lay outstretched
loforo thorn scemi'd to sooth their per
turbed little spirits , and Timmy's face
grow sad and pensive as he lomomboiod
that ore leaving homo ho had forgotten
to put two dead rats in the coilee pot ,
mix faomo rosin with his father's to
bacco and kiss his m thor goodbye. Ho
was aroused from these painful rolloo-
tious by the less bontimontal Jimmy ,
who giasped him by the arm as ho
pointed o.xoitodly to whore ho taw a
stray dog lying beside a largo stone.
Any ono could have told that Iho animal
which had attracted Jimmy's attention
was astray dog , for ho was so thin and
pniint that the tail , which seemed merely
an elongation i of the vertebral ,
was scarcely moro in diameter
than the main column , uheioas
it is a well established fact that
cnninos of whatsoever degree , whr
may lay claim to a pt opriotor , present a
much mote rotund appearance than
the animal in question. The little
nrchiiiH lost no time in making the
spiritless animal captive , and placing n ,
piece of cord around his nor-k Ono pulled
the i eon while the other pushed against
the back or butt end of the loosely nrticn-
latod frame work , causing the spidery
logs to work in a desultory bert of way ,
as they thus lured their unwilling vic
tim down the hill toward the river's
odgo. I had been following thorn froir
the time they loft their homes , ant
carrying out u preconceived plan , 1 preceded -
ceded thorn and secluded myself in t
clump of bushes near the river's edge
close to where I judged they would stop
My position proved well chosen and ]
was able to hear every word of their
conversation , as they made their violin
fast to a fatunted brush , and sat down to
consider what was bo&t to do with him.
Various plans wore talked ever ant1
decided upon only to bo rejected some
minutes later , and the sun was sendinj.
its lubt rays , for that day , ever the pur
pie rim of the p.ilisatlos across the
river , as I looked at my watch biid
found that I must hasten uway to keep
an engagement in a distant part of the
city. As I rose to go I tinned once
more tow aid where the HtUo follows
were sitting.
Jimmy was patting the passive cur ,
as it lay with sprawling legs and lolling
tongue , only too glad , doubtless , at
being thus petted. Timmy sat with his
dimpled knees drawn up with his chin
resting upon them , and there was a far
away look in the big blue eyes as though
they saw some dim pictni o of the ether
world in the mints which were begin
ning to hover around the foot of the dis
tant hilln.
At that instant a ray of sunlight de
scended upon them , turning their little
tow heads to gold.
The next day , when I heard that they
were mit-sing , and had boon ever since
leaving their homes the day before , I
had a presentiment that I should bo able
to find thorn , and that they would not bo
far from where the sunlight had kissed
them farewell the evening before , for I
remembered how swiftly the trains
pass that spot , and that you could
neither eo or hour thorn until they were
close upon you.
Several others and myself were soon
at the spot , nnd I had not hoon wrong
in my surmiso. There they were ! They
were not talking nbout the best way to
diHpos-o of their pri/o , or about any
thing.
Jimmy lay clone to the rails nnd Timmy -
my was a little further down the slope.
They \\oro not much disfigured , for the
cowcatcher liad thrown them from the
track , and they rested upon the soft
green turf among the butterflies and
daisies , oloso to where the HUH hud
kiHsod them farewell the evening bo-
fore. How pretty they looked in their
little white colllnu the next duy. Teara
in my eyes , did yon nay , bir , as 1 leaned
ever their cold Btill bodies ? *
Pshaw ! their mothers' can do all the
weening. Who else , in a city like Now
York , would cry for two little dead
Micks ?
Will I'uMi Anti-Option * Itli : .
WASHiNOTON.Aug. 7. Farmer Hatch
is on the ground. His anti-options bill
will bo among the first ones introduced.
It looks now as though the long tight of
the last congress will have to be gone
nil oyor again. With the prospect of u
bussion lasting a year , its supporters uro
bound to force the ugitutioti , They say
the senate will got the bill in plenty of
time this session. Under the closure
rule which the house will adopt they
will be able to shove it through that
body before the snow covers the ground.
They udd that now henntors have boon
chosen who nro committed to the bill ,
while old ones whoso terms are to expire
will bo quick to do the furmerti bidding.
Till * l.ook I.IUo n htrlUi ) ,
EVANSVII.LK , Ind. , Aug. 7. It ia
learned that the Kvansrilla it Terre
„ Ilunto brakemen , switchmen and eon-
u duotors have decided to object to the 1C
per cent wage nvluctlon. They are will
ing To loan tlio company over ID per cent
The company , it ia auid , will stand film ,
Singular Predicament Into Which the Dam-
ooratio Party Has Drifted.
CLEVELAND'S ONLY MOPE OF REPEAL
lie Mnkon Up n Tnblo of Votrn on the
blicrinnn I.nnSlitmlng Wlmt the
iltcsnlt Will llo lu
the Mcnnto.
CHICAGO , Aug. 7. The Inter Ocean
( republican ) this morning prints the
following special from Washington :
What grout dependence the adminis
tration placed upon the votes of the ro-
piibllcaim is shown by a table which a
representative of the administration hits
prepured. which ho says represents the
claims of Cleveland us to the vote which
will bo secured In the Honuto for the re
peal of the silver purchase law. It is
assumed that there can 1m no question
but that the bill will pass the
house of representatives. In the list
of 17 ullirmulive votes for the repeal the
administration counts 25 republicans ,
while In the list of 41 , which it concedes
w ill be against the repeal , the udmtnls-
tiation "puts . only 11 republicans.
This list singularly include ! ) Mr. Carey
of Wyoming , ono of the few of the far-
western i-onutors who has always voted
uguinst free coinage. Hy the admission
of the administration itself , however , it
is evident that it can have no possible
hope nf repeal except by the uld of the
republican votes of the senate. The
president concedes that the republican
senators constitute considoiably more
than half of the vote which it claims for
repeal , following is thondministration's
table showing what it believes to bo the
actual standing of the bonato :
For repeal : Aldrioh. Allison , Black
burn , Hrico , CatTroy , Call , Canulon ,
Cameron , Chandler , Cnlloin , D.ivts ,
Ji.\on , Dnlph , r"ryo , Gallingor , Gibson ,
Gordon , Gorman , Gray , llulo , Harris ,
llawloy , Higgins , Hill , Hoar , Lindsay ,
Lodge , McMillan , McPherson , Marnier *
son , Mills , Mitchell of Wisconsin , Mor
i-ill 1 'aimer Plutt Proctor
, Murphy , , , ,
Quay , Sherman , Smith , Stockbridgo ,
Vest , VilasVXrhcos , Wnshburn , White
of Louisiana , Wilson 47.
Aguin-it : Allen of Nebraska , Allen of
Washington , Bate , Berry , Beekwlth ,
Butler. Carey , Cockroll , Coke , Uolquitt ,
D.tniol , Uubuis , Faulkner , George , Hans-
brough , Horton , Kirby , Jones of Arlt.in-
sas , Jones of Nevada , Kyle , Mantle ,
Martin , Mitchell of Oregon , Morgan ,
Pusco , PelTor , 1'ettigrow , Power , Pugh ,
Perkins , llunsom , Ko.ich , Slump , Squire ,
Stewart , Teller , Ttirpio , Vunco , Walt-
hull , White of California , Wolcott 11.
Fireworks , balloon , storoonticon views.
Courtlund beach this evening.
' . ' . . - . .
ftOt'I tl.Iitl C'W. > < .KL-A.S.
Intcrniitloiml OrKitnlzntlons Mt'otut Zurich
mill DIsLiinR tliii Munition.
ZUIJICH , Aug. 7. The international
socialist congress opened in this city
yesterday , delegates being present from
sixteen countries. The visitors wore
welcomed by M. Burkly of.urich in a
speech which was delivered alternately
in German , French and English and
dwelt oh lolly upon the progress of the
labor movement in the last thirty yours.
The morning session of the congress
was taken up with u discussion of the
question of the appointment of a , special
committee consisting of two delegates
from each nation represented. In tlio
afternoon was a mooting and demonstra
tion. The delegates marched in proces
sion through the principal streets to the
ShuloPlntz , wheio u muss meeting was
hold , addressed by several speakers.
Tlio delegates were every where warmly
received.
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ltitiiiiu > < l to thn Donors.
LONDON , Aug. 7. The duke of York
has announced it ns his desire that the
money collected by bcamon and marines
of the British navj and presented to
him and Princess May on the occasion
of their wedding bo added to the fund
for the fumilios of the victims of the
Victoria disaster. If the money is not
needed for the Victoria fund it is to bo
invested for the bonclit of the widows
and other rolatnos of naval men dying
in the service of their country.
Antloipitn Tiimlilr.
PARIS , Aug. 7. Pavie bus cabled the
receipt of Slam's official acceptance of
this French ultimatum. A dispatch from
buigon to the Temps suyn i the excitement
in Cambodia is increasing. The king
declines that the time is ripe to regain
Buttumbung. Should Franco refuse to
act ho intends to overstep tlio powers
vested in him. The Cambodians are
chagrined that nothing bus been done
for their benefit and uro prepared to
usbert their rights.
Clo u Cull lor War.
LONDON , Aug. 7. Lord Jtosoborryis
quoted as having said yesterday to u po
litical friend : "Wo were ne.irorto u war
with Franco a week ago today than ut
any time since Waterloo. Now that the
crisis has passed the facts about the mo
mentous two days of the USth nnd UKh ! of
July are gradually coming out. En
glishmen uro learning with genuine
alarm how slender is the thread oy
which the sword is suspended ever Eu
. "
rope. _
Vholorii In Italy.
ROMK , Aug. 7. It is ollldlally an
nounced thut between Friday and noon
Sunday twenty cases of cholera and thir
teen deaths have boon reported in Na
ples and three now cases and one death
in IComo.
BUGHAicnST , Aug. 7. Cholera has
broken out in the garrison at Soohna.
All < lnlut lu Mum.
BANGKOK , Aug. 7. Ratifications of
the Franco-Siamese agreement were
exchanged on Friday. M. Puvio , the
French minister , will runtime his post
hero on Monday. The French Hug has
boon hauled down at Koh Si Chang and
the Siamese custom ollicluls have boon
allowed to return.
Mmllciu CoiiKrfxa I'ditponfMl.
ROMK , Aug. 7. The eleventh Inter
national medical congit'ss , which was t <
have boon hold In Homo September 21
has boon postponed to April 18 , IH'Jl. '
Fireworks , balloon , stereopticon views
Courtlnnd beach this evening ,
Hold Strike In WnililliKloiit
TACOMA , Aug. 7. Another rich gold
strike in this state has boon made , J , J
Roper and A. E. Hull OH , prospectors o
Tucomu , who with bovon others made
the discovery on July - ' , ) , have returnee
for provisions and to file locutions , Thfl
proipcct la near the junction of the
N a tube/ and the American rivers , cus
of Natchez puss in the Cascade moun
tains. It is a placer proposition , UK
stulT being found plentiful in black sand
Ono man wushod out $20 in a day.
Slicing lu No r York.
NKW YOHK , Aug. 7. General Sitcasa
the constitutional president of Nicara
guu , is in tbp city with his wife ant
sojib ynd will go to Europe.
OrfrnnUcil I.iilior ( IrKot Itnponl.
Nuw YOHK , Aug.The Centra
Labor union took hold of the flimncla
problem jrcMordny1. Hrnoltitlom were
Introducrd declaring that thn distrust
created by the Shormnn law Is the cause
of the business depression nnd distress
that threatens the working iiooplo in nil
trades , and calling on all orguni/cd
tabor to co-oporuto in agitating for the
repeal of the law. The resolutions \\oro
curried.
Cheap way to visit the World's fair ,
storoopticou vlows at Courtliuul bcuoh.
POETICAI * UUKAMS SHATTERED.
Inllnonrn of n Oiimlntn Itliln TlmniKli the
I.HROOII- tlin Tnlr.
The music cuino softly , sweetly out to
the old man nnd his daughter as they
wit , half reclining on the luxurious cush
ions , gayly decorated with Japanese
lanterns.
The myriad of gay lights from the
oornlcos , from the root * , from the water's
edge , rellocted in silver nnd gold the
ripples of the Ingoon. High ut > along
the balcony , s < ay.s the Chicago Tribune ,
they could see thu thunlng torches ,
Hickoring with Uoiimn rcmlnisconco ,
and the white , ghastly faces and dark
forms of the people looking dow n on the
boautlful scene , while all around the
lagoon , sitting upon the wide rail of the
fence , leaning against the statuary or
moving about with eager , restless tioitd ,
they could t-ee the thousands of sight-
Hoors. In the distance they paw
the shimmering , mulll-ciilorod waters
and heard the gurgling murmur of the
fountains. The stoical gondoliers do\-
torously swung the gondola hero and
there among the guy craft , laden to the
water's edge with merry parties of lu-
goon tourists. Once , in a pause of the
orchestra music , there cnmo tothum tlio
twang of u banjo , then u happy French
song cumo rippling across the dancing
w twos.
For u long tinm they were silent.
Then she clasped hnr fingers , sparkling
with diamond's , across the old man's
knee , nnd said :
"Papa , 1 am so happy , t feel HO
dreamy , so poetical , something Byron
or Browning like. Ah , th' > Bridge of
Sighs and Byron. Oh , I could love
Bvron tonight and Venice , too. Papa ,
Browning is buried thoro. "
Possibly the old man thought Brown
ing was ono of her old dudivlovora ; they
all looked consitmptho ; probably ho had
croaked in Vonlco. The old man sympa
thetically sighed.
"If Byron and Browning could have
lived to see this , pupil , w hat poetry wo
would have from them. They never saw
anything to equal this. "
"Well , 1 guess there air few towns
could bout this show , " the old man com
placently romui ked.
"How dteumily poetical Howells
makes Venetian life,1' she mused. "It
must bo something like this. How I
should love to live in Venice ulwuy. "
"Ho you mean to wiv you'd rather live
In that perennial Hood town , Venice ,
than Chicago ? " ho sharply interrogated.
"Papa , my lifo would bo a happy
dream in Venice. "
"Now , look-ii-heio , Maria , " ho sav-
ugolj said. " 1 won't have that bowlegged -
legged dude feller of yours prowling
'round the hoiiio any longer. Ho puts
you up to nil this moonshine business ,
and I won't stund any nuno of this comia
Dora gondolier business , d'y' hear. I
, in't going to bo puddled 'round in a
nnoe by u pair of opera bouffo Hcullers.
Vo'll land and take an electric or steam
atinch something that can get u move
n. "
Ho prodded tlio nearest gondolier with
lis umbrella , and ordered un immediate
iibombarkution.
Piles of people hive piles , out DuVVlti's
\itchhuul : bilvo will uuni thorn.
II Ill.CKKtl Illi : Jl.l\K.
'ncillu ' Iliiuk > ! - > an I'rimi litro Itr ported
I , < iotc < l ) > } the MuDoimlilH.
Nuw VOKK , Aug. 7. A San Francisco
peci.i to a morning paper bore nays the
tllegc looting of tlio Pacific bank of
Francisco by tlio sons of old Dr. 11.
I. McDonald has ouiibcd u hoiisution
bore. The bank was bad cnoiiirli with
nmo than lMl. > 0flOO loaned on poor so-
urities and speculative investments , but
he examination of tlio bank commis-
onors bus brought to litrlit peculiar
trail-actions. The two brothers have
> btained from the bank within four years
"ully $800,01(0. ( Young Richard Mc
Donald hud un ambition to bo govei nor
if California and ho put up coin for the
iso of the Califoiniun Illiistruted
Mngii/.ino in the hope that his contribu
tions to this periodical would noln his
aspirations , lie spent about
iiC > 0.000 , it is said , on the mugif/ino , but
m the books of the bunk ho has charged
tlio periodical with $17,000. The Los
Angeles cable road cost voung McDonald
MSU.OUO. Ho floated bonds for WjD.OOO.
On the John Broxvn colonv , tlio dilfor-
enco between what was actually spent
and what is charged on tlio books , is
$100,000. In other ventures discrep
ancies have boon discovered which bring
the total up to ? 8)0,000. ( ) It bus also
boon discovered thut just before the
bank suspended young Richard secured
coin and easily convertible b > nds
amounting to i')7,000. ) and thut this Mini
was taken to Now York hist week by
McDonald's confidential clerk , A. L.
Jenkins. Tlio only securities for thin
money is old Dr. McDonald's real estate ,
which is supposed to be good for homo of
the bank's deficit , AH this property
has been used as collateral , the doctor's
brother will now have to bear the
heavy burdi-n of responsibility , as
Daniel Mo.vor , another heavy stock
holder , last your usslgnod nil his hold
ings to u nephew in order to escape
liability.
jt.iitu ox rni : innttici Tittrnr ,
IHiitlllurCitiuiot Knufl Monny 1:11011 )1 ) to
1'iiy tlio Tut on Spirit * .
Pr.ouiA , 111. , Aug. 7. The action of
the government in requiring the pay
ment of Intel mil revenue taxes in cur
rency to bo remitted to Chicago instead
of Now York is the severest blow tlio
whisky trust bus received in a long
timo. As u result its hiNnoHH ispiuc-
tically puruly/ed. Production has boon
stoppnd for homo timn , and now the
procoHsns of distribution aio at u
standstill , nil for the luck of the currency
with which to pay the tuv , The untf-
trust distillers are no batter oil. Churlci
llorgot of the Globe distillery at Pckln
hud orders for four curs of spirits Sutur-
day , but to pay the tux roijuiivd $10,000 ,
which the Pokin banks were unwilling
to furnish , nnd hcnuftor goods will bo
shipped only to firms which send on the
cnrrenoy with the orders.
The trust is in u fix on account of its
rebate system. If it does not ship orders
its customers cnn buy of outside
firms without endangering the rebates
duo them , and so a largo part
of its trade may bo lost. When the
order WUD received Kutniduy Collector
Starr nt once tolegiuphod the internal
revenue commissioner thut It could not
bo done , and the four United States de
positories here joined in a telegram to
Secretary Carlisle asking thut the order
bo changed , No answer has boon re
ceived yet , hut one la expootod. Tha
collections hero in Peoria frequently
reach * IOl,00 ) ( ) a day , which has always
been p.tld in drafts on New York. To
attempt to imy currency hero would soon
drain thu local hanks , and the trusfa
money in Now York suonib to bo un-
uvailuble in thU crlsla.