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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1893)
THE OMAHA DAILY NEK : SATURDAY. AUGUST 12. 1803. SPECIAL NOTICES. HVERTISF.MKNT3 FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo taken until 12:3Op.m. for ( tin nrrnlnr liintll8.sup.m. ( or tlio momlng nnd Sunday editions. Adrertlwrn , by wiucMlnr n nnmberM cnecK , rnnhftvo their answers ndrtreBfed to n numbered letter In care of TUB Ilr.K. Answern i o addressed will bo tlnllf prol > ipon presentation of tlio check. SITUATIONS WANTED. nntfn 1 Wo ft word first Inwrtlon. Ion word Ihcro- hftcr. Notlilmr tnltcn for ICHH limn SBc. flfTIJATlOM I1Y TOUfO LADY A oitrnplirrnnil typewriter. IloforcncvB fnrnlwiou. Address N 33 Iton. BP2 11 * _ -WIDOW WITH OKK CHILD WISHES TLACR A nil lioiwUo < > i > er for widower wllli nninU family , rte not objrcl lo Iravo city. Acldn : H or call. Hoimo- hrcpcr. 070 North 24th Btroct. aull * WANTED MALE HELP. nntrs me n won ! flrnl Inwrtlon , Ion wordtlicro- nftcr. Nothing taken for luHStlian 2 e. - OK OOOD CHAIUCTEIl TO B-OKNTM1MAN . prcfcrml ; U-SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO JJImmlliithn Patent Chemical Ink Eraser Pencil. Tlio most twfiil nnd novel Invention of thomrp. Kranes Ink thoroughly In two seconds.S orks Itko magic. 200 to 600 pe.'cnnt prolit. Agents making ff60 per week. Wo also want n general ngcnt to tnke charge of territory nnd appoint null ngenln. A rare chance to make money. Wrlln for lurms nnd n specimen of erasing. Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. , X 30 , La Crossc , WIs. 6BB n-IF YOU WANT A OOOD PAYINO JOH WHITE Jitho Hawks Nurmiry Co. , Milwaukee , Wl . R-WANTKI ) , CLEUK FOH OENKUAL STOHE ! J'ono who spenkH Uermun preferred ! must nave experiences references remilreil ! Btato wngcH wanted. Addre H II. Mendel , Nuola , I.- TIF YOU WANT A OOOO PAYINO JOH WRITE JJtlio Hiiwks Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , WIs. / MH05 H-J - . . a OOOD OANVASSEUS FOH crayon portrallH ; good salary paid to the right men ? Calf between Tl-U . in. 403 1 1W ANTED , MEN TO TRAVEL. $ M11 TOJIOo Jpcr liioiith. Sloiio AWolllmtloii. Madison. WIs - $ . A MONTH AND EXPENSES. EXCLJJ- B-$75.00 . No oxperlenco. Staple goods. Abnoluto monopoly. Men mid women wauled. Yearly contracts. Pay certain. No talk. System jM.ifecl. Wrltcmitck. Terms froo. AddreMS K HO , Box 3303J Boston , Mass. M077 13 * D-WANTED. CARPENTERS , BRICKLAYERS , JJor any kind of innchanla to H II advertisement of rooms 11 nnil 10 , Union Depot hotel , I" " " - ' change column. T-WANTED. EXPERIENCED MAN TO SELL J isoapluu to families ; call oarly. 1410 Davenport nlreot. Mils- - HELP. .v.nuB.IKe a word tlrstlnscrllou , le a won ! thero- nfler. Nothing taken for less than 25c. 7S-LAD1ESOF GOOD ADDRESS JO INTRODUCE V Jour business among f rlencls. $75.00 to $100.00 palary lo right parties ; 417 Ileo Imlldlug. 681 JS WANTED. BY WHOLESALE HOUSE , A LADY v between 25 and 40 ; ono having seen something of business preferred. Address N 30 , Bee onlce. MD25 13 * / -WANTED. FIRST-CLASS COOK. INQUIRE \JVf. B. Mlllard , Omaha National bank. - , EXPERT STENOGRAPHER AND bookkeeper , ladv preferred ; upply quick. Ne braska Cycle Co. , Lincoln , Neb. 073 12 - , FIRST-CLASS LADY PIANIST , sight reader , for small dr.uuatlc company. Call Sunday , August 13 , or address Hotel Baiker , Omaha. Johnnie Prlngle. MOSO 13 * JOR BENT HOUSES. Rales , 10ca linn fitch Insertion. $1.50 n line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. . -FOR RENT , HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF D thu city. The 0. F. Davis company , 1005 Far- iKiin. 687 - AND 4-UOOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN block , with steam ; references required ; 810 8 82d. 6RH - ItENT , 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT , D-FOR block , 001) ) S. 13th St. 335 -FOR RENT FOR 0 MONTHS OR LONGER nicely located 0-room houso. nil furnished and In firm class condition to small family without children. Rent reasonable and references re quired. Iiinulro nt 525 South 20th street. M314 -FOR RENT. 12-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , 1713 Chicago St.- M852 12 * T v-FOR RENT , 10-room house , nil modern 1m- J-'provcmenls , B38 south 10th street. Inquire 2611 Chlcaxo. M003 T\ FOR RENT NINE-ROOM HOUSE , ALL JL/modoni conveniences ; barn ; elegant lawn : linn shade. No. 210 S. 31st avo. M. J. Kemiard , HII7-S N. Y.Llfo Building. M 002 -C-KOOM COTTAGE , MODERN. CHOICE. IN Slanford Circle. C. E. Elguttter , 204 Bee bldg. 762 I-B-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN , NEAR BUSI- D ; news , rent moderate. Apply 201 Bee building. -FOR RENT. NICE FIVE-ROOM. COTTAGE $12.00. Imiulro room 310 , Now York Lift building. M703 T -FOR RKNT. TWO 7-ROOM HOUSES IN -Uoiunha View , only $0.00 per month. 717 N.Y Life. . 707 _ TYJ1ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITHIN B MIN- J-/UICH walk of P. O Inquire 1010 Dodgo.Jvlolii Jvlolii 12 T\-FOR RENT , NICE R-ROOM HOUSI' NEAr JJlIniiHconi Park : also Ill-room hoimo near25tl and Dodgo. Hicks Real Estate Agency. 80S 11 TV-DELIGHTFUirnaME , 8-ROOM 1IOUSE.MOD. -L/eni ooiivenlHiu'eH , barn , Ix-autlful lawn , natural Bhiidu trees , 8135 per mo. liiQUlru 2003 Plerco st. T\-MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE , 11210 OASJ J 'street , lirtit-el.ms reualr ; line neighborhood Apply to E. A. Norlhtip , Tax Dept. II. & . M. Rv.f f * > l jO -FOR RENT. SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE , NEAI D > motor ; , barn , bath , largo lawn , trees , cheap. Sei ow nor.V. . M.Welch , , mil Paxton block. 03(1 ( 1 V-FOR RENT.O-ROOM COTTAOE.FURNISIIED J 'for two mouths clie.il > to right party. L. E Kiibeitp.2531 Hamilton. ' . 055 11' 1MODERN TEN-ROOM IIRICK HOUSE , FACE ! 1/Hiinscom park : rent low lo good tenant ; 1411 B. 211th Ave. 70S N. Y. Life , . M004 13 * IV FOR RENT SKPTBMJIEH 1 ; TWO IIRICI1 J'huuBesnear Haimcoin p.irk ; No. 1111 South 32i Btieef. H rooms , with bath , furnace , gas , sewerage ete. ; No. 3005 I'lieltlc Htieet M rooms , olegantl ; llnlslHil , ullh bath , furnace , ( 'as. etc. Thoabovi liniiHes nro both well built and tiltiMery : little file to heat properly. Also otfor elegant 11-roon liiniKe on 2.tlli Htreet , bctxvevn Farnam and Dodge HlekH'Real Estate Agency , 305 New YoikLlfi building. MOHO 1:1 : i V 2012 CAPITOL AVENlin7-ROOM ; COTTAGE 4'Imiulru2iIHC.ipllolaveime. WUrtl 10 * IV FOR RENT , SIX-ROOM DWELLING ; AL1 J.Smodcrn coiivcnli'iiees ; 517 North IHth stiecl Apply tu W. 11. Mclkle , First Nat. Bank Illdg. MH70 13 370B BENT FUHNISHED BOOMS I.J HilU'H.Hto iiM-onl first liiHerthm , lea word Ihort alter. Nothing taken for less than 25c , JJJJQJJ WjTll ALOOVE FOI EFURN eclillcni : rn conveiileiicoa , S20 North 23t M 730 TV FUR N1SHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE , SOUT1 > frantt also HiuMl KIOIIIS , wllli or without bean II i H. Knight , No. 2:1111 : DouaUs utreet. 643 _ FINE FURNISHED ROOMS. 2005 HURT SI E 7UO B3 * EDE9IRA1ILE SOUTH ROOM , MODERN COJ \enlenceH lllll ) llodgu Btlvel. MhOU 12 If NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO REN' J J with or without board , Iu prlvatu family. 201 rhlcago street. mS48-l2 * NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO REN' \ \ till or without board. Call nt 2107 Douglas. 071 21 -FURNISHED ROOM. 2717 HARNEY ST. M002 14 * FUBNISBED BOOMS AND BOABI lj < YOUNG WOMKN'S HOME UNDER CARE C JL Woman's Chi lullanussoclalioiii 111 S. 17tli st. 502 DOLAN.200 AND 211 N. IHTH ST. 503 1TIIE STATE EUROPEAN HOTEL NEW AN X elegantly furnished rooms for rent by day i week ut reahoimbla rates. Emery Sprolt , 13 ( to 1312 Douglas street. M4H1 A23 * -FOR REN'l'-NEATLY FURNISHED ROO ] JL with board , 2010 California St. mB17-14 * -PLKASANT ROOMS AND BOARD FC /1 - gentlemen. Privata family. Mode IIOUBO. 2020 Hurt Btruet. M07S 13' FOB BENT STOBE8 AND OFFOEj lutes , lOou line each Insertion , $1.60 a lluo p liiutuh. Nothing taken for less tbau 25c. I-FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACK ON GROIH . HtHir at 17UJ Farnam street M02 ( f-FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDI1 101U Farnam nt. The building lias a Hi-uproot c lueiu bamuneiit , complete utenin heatlug llxtun Al > llly tt ( tbo offl T-DKSC ROOM FOR KENT ON GROUND FLOC ion ifitii ty b twrcu Farnam and Doutrlas.clici Apply at jjigu. letUat. 8H "r-PAHT " Oi' OFFICB 401 , BEB BLDG , UOOfi 13 WANTED TO BENT. Rates. IKe wonl first Innertlon , Inn word there- nfler. Nothing taken for lenn than S5c. K VANTED HOARD AND ROOMS ROME IMS- tnnco out near car line , plucn with van ! prn- firrwl , references exchanged. Address N 43 Ileo , "WANTED , IIY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE , K furnished IIOHHO. Address N 44 , Beo. STOBAOE. -STOHAOK roil HOUSEHOLD noons ; M clean nnd cheap rates. H. Wells , 1111 Farnnni. CDO -STORA EWILLIAMSA.CROSS,1214 HARNEY 607 WANTED TO BUY. Hates. Ike n won ! first Insertion , lea word tliora- Utter. Homing taken for lens than ' . ' . " > c. "NT-CASH > Allen OOLU AtnSILVEIl. 1 > Jncotwon It KUclo , room 11 , 1515 Doinclas nt. MT''O A31 * AT CASU FOH FDHXITIinE , IIOUSEHOU ) A * cocxlH , etc. . or will i > ll for owner In our auction H-WellH , 1111 Kaniara. Gfli TJ WANTED , 40 OR 80 ACUK9 t TO 0 MILKS 1 > from cllv ! must bo clii-.ai > . If you have city propertyormtulHor morcliamllso to offer clioap , list with K. P. Uliigcr , IBID F.tniiitn. MS * ! 11 ! * N-WANTED. A KETAtl , IMPLEMENT Oil Rniier.ilincrclianillnalmntncns In eastern yo- bntRka. Part traile. Aililrcas N ilj Moo. BUt i : > Vr WANT TO 1IUY MKHOIIAND1SK CHEAP -Mforcaah. Audre s O.CI. Mannlnir , DivliI City , Ni-b. M046 10 AT WANTIJD. PA11M LANDS. HAVE YOU . ! > lands for nalo In Holt , Knox. Antelopn or Plcrco coimtU-Ht If so. wrlto nt ouce to II. A. Cmm. Nor folk , Neb. , Colonizer. MU87 UT AT WANTED TO 11UY , LAW HOOKS. KENT'S 1 > CoiinuuiitarlPB , Parnons on Contracts. Stalu price , etc. Aililrcss N 4M , Ileo office. MOOO 13r FOB SALE FURNITURE. nntcs. IKo n won ! tlrst Insertion , lea word llioro- nftor. Noliilng t.ikun for less than -"c. 0ttlENT OR SAI right piano. Inquire room 'MS , Finn National bank bnlUllngi 'Jl ! ! ! I-FOR SALE CHEAP. WRIT1NO DESK WITH 0 book casu. Address N 4H , Bee onlce.MM MM ! 13' FOBSALE HOBSES , WAGONS.ETO Rates , IKo a word first Insertion , leu word there after. Notnlng Uikun for less than ' 'So. 1FOR SALE CHEAP , A NICE PONY CART. Inquire at 101 1 Cumlng street. M881 1J-FOR SALE. OOOD SECOND HAND PHAE- L tons , $40 , $50 , * 7fi , $100. Iluslnoss buggies' $ lfi , $ 'J5 , * 3B , $45. Dnimmond Carriage company , 18th nnd Harney streets. U33-10 _ FOB SAIiE MISCELLANEOUS. Rates , lee a line each Innortlon , $1.0 a line per month. Noliilng taken for less than 25c - wick .V Balko billiard table , r.tclc.cuca and balls. Everything In urst-class shape. Address N 21 , lieu. M180. _ Q FOR SALE , NEW IIIOYCLE. LATEST MAKE. Will < llscount $115.00 for cash. Address K. 11. , room 207 , Omaha NatliM.il bunk bldg. 072 15 * RatesIK" .1 wortl first InsertionIc ,1 word there after. Nothing taken for less than 25c. -"ETRUSCAN ART" STUDIO LESSONS given. Orders taken. Mrs. E. J. Carlo. 2H17 Chicago St. mStO-12' OLAIBVOYANTS. Rates , 10c a line each Insertion , $1.l > 0 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than l5c. ! S-MRS. NANNIEV. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , reliable business medium ; Othyearat 110 N.lOth , QUO MASSAGE. BATHS , ETO. Rates , l ) o n word first Insertion , lo a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. rp-MADAME SMITH. C02S. 13TII , 2ND FLOOR , -LRoom .I. Massage , vapor , alcohol , utcam.sulphni- Ino and sea baths. i 871 12 * rp-MME. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET,3D -L floor , room 7 , massagn , alcohol , sulphur and HO i baths. M081 18 * p MME. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER , 203 L Douglas block M052 10' PEKSOxVAL Rates , IKc n word llrst Insortlon , Ic .1 word thoro- ttcr. Nothing taken for less than 25c. U-ACCOUNTS EXAMINED. BOOKS OPENED , balanced or closed. Any business of confiden tial nature looked up or examined. 15 years ox- pcrleuce. Address , N 32 lleo onico. Hill 13' MONEY TO LOAN BE AL ESTATE. Rates , lOc .1 line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for loss than 2uc. LOANS ONIMPROVEDANU'UNIMPROVED ' city property. KI.OOO and upwards , 5 to OM iwr cent ; no delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co,1320 Farnam 001 W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam street. OOJ W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON , Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate , ! to C years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 170'J Fnrnam. 005 TIT ANTIION Y LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y , ' i Life , lends at low rates fnrcholco security on Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property , 007 : 17" CENTRAL LOAN .I.TRUST CO. , BEE BLDO , > 008 W-$500.00 TO $1.600.00 TO LOAN 1 TO C yuan ) on improved Omaha real ustato or farm lauds. K. C. Garvln .V Co. , 208 Shcely block. 31840 TOT-MONKY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES Y Apply to W. U. Melklo , First National Bk bldg M86U Y\r MORTGAGE LOANS. A.MOORE , 401 BEF V BLD'O. M K23 -FOR SALE , OILT EDG'OD MORTGAGI',3 bearing 0,7 and S per cent Interest , Hlckt Real Estate Agency , 305 N. Y. Llfo building.OOP OOP 11 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. Rales , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.60 a line pe month. Nothing taken for less than 26c. X WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SB curlty ; strictly couilduntlal. A. U. Harris , roon 1 Continental block 478 V MONEY TO LOAN AWe will lend yon any sum which you wish small or large , at thu lowest posslbln rates , In tin quickest possible time and for any length of thin ' .o suit you. You can pay It back In such Install incuts as you wish , when you wish , and enl ; pay for It us long as you keep It. You can borrov , on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS , HORSKS , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE REOK1PTS , MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SECURITY. Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 30(1 ( SOUTH KITH STREET , llrst floor above the slreeL THK OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INOORPOR I. ATEU LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. 010 J- X- DO YOU WANT MONKYT [ XWo : Wo will loan you AN Y SUM you xvlsh on your : FURNITURE. PIANOS. HOUSES. WAOONS , : CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE IIECHIPTS. etc. : Woglvopiompt intention to nil applications , ; nnd v > lll carry your loan ns long us you wish. : You can milieu the cost of carrying your loan : by a payment at any time. Theru U no pub- : Holly or removal of pioperty. : FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. . : Room 4 , Wlllmidl block. ! M744 Cor. 16th and Harney St. BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates , lOon linn each Insertion , $1.51) n line po month. Nulhliig laken for luas than 25o. JFOR RENT , A SMALL WATER mtir T . AI - dress box 65 , Lincoln , Nub. 012 Y-FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. FURNISHK hotel , known us thu "Burlington Hotibo , " Hi uated near the 11. , V M , R , R. duput In the city i Aurora , Nub. Call on or niMrusm II. W. G.-aybll Real Kslato Agenl , Aurora. Nub. MHOU 12 * Y TO BUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE , JIUS1NES chances , real estate or lauds. Apply to Wen ern Hiuiliicdu Aguey. . 310 N. Y , L. bldg. MriOl S5 Y FOK SALE OR TRADE. FIRST-CLASS DRU stork centrally looatuil , good cash bualuess. ( W , L , P. O. Hex 61H. M203 ID erOS Y-FOR EXCHANGE , CLEAN STOCK SHOE OS $3ouO real untata and inonoy , o. Simla Ncola , la. M8R2 12 * Y-1'AIITNER WANTED , INSURANCE BUS iu > B8 ; uxpurlcucu und BOIIIO capital uccoBsar N 40 , Bee. MU40 12' Y FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE , BIG BARGA1 forcashi vood paying buslucbs. Address N2 Boo. 370 n B.or V -GOLD MINE.HAVINP RECEIVED APPOIN' ' or JL meiit us postmaster , the proprietor of on hotel I n town of 000. will bell hotel on llbei terms. Address A. Q , tichluh , St. Edward. Neb. Y OOOD PAYING DRUG STORE IN EASTEI ! NO Nebraska ; nicely furuluhod : with good trail co- N 47. HOP. . M083 13' ' coes es , leu f OB EXCHANGE. 0OR Ratca , inoa linn each Insertion , fl.60 a lluo r OR mouth. Nothing taken for lu a than 25o. /-I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEURAbKA KAN3J /Jaud Dakota. Will nail cheap or ojcl-hangof md e.tiorbos awl oattlo. Add. box TU , Frankfort.Iu 01. FOB EXCHANGE. Cnndnucl , I/-OLEAN STOTKOF OENKRAL MD F. . WILL " take real estate , money. Box 203 , Frankfort Iml. 01.1 -AHOUT J7.OOO WORTH OF STAPLE GENeral - oral merchandlsn for one-third c.Mli or oecurod tiotes. balance Omaha city properly or goo-l farm. J. B. Haddock. Falrbury , Neb. M2SO > / W1LDTAND9 , CLEAR. TO EXCHANGE FOR 'Jproporty hem. Wrlto full descriptions. 701 Sopth 27th street. M507 A25' V-FOR TRADE , A FIVE-ROOM COTTAOB. /J2 rlosets , 2 iwrclies. ouarter of a block rovcnst with bearing fruit trees , barn and other buildings ; city water , cistern and well ! couutr Beat about 45 miles west for house and lot , can put Iu nonio cash If necessary. Call or address rooms tl and 10 Union Depot liotol.comer llth and Mason ulreets. Will bo In Omaha until 4 p. in. Monday. FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE. Rates , loon line pwh Insertion , fl.r.Onllno per month. Nothing taken for less than ' . ' .Ic. 1ARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON , 012 N M345 A1U nUY LOTS IN STOEPEL PLACE. Cheapest and best lots In OMAHA. Special prlcn and terms to HOME 1IUILDERS. Stoepel Place lots will always advance In prlco , for the city must grow westward. Call on or ad dress W. A. Webster , 40J Bco bldg. 014 T70R SALE , BY ADMINISTRATORS. FARM OF J-13 acres , 2 houses of 10 rooms and 4 rooniH , bani of lx stalls and carrlago room , line orchard , vineyard nnd ganlcu , ninnlug water , springs , line cellars , largo pastures , good fences. For sain at low pricts and reasonable lenns. Fanii Is 3 miles north of Florence ! and 2 miles south of Coffmau station on thu Calhouu road. Ennulro ot George H Fltchctt , 200 Shcely block , 16th mid Howard Sta. , * U311 J TAnaAINS-IIOtTSK3. IXT3 AND FAUMS , SALE JJortratlo. F. K. D.irllng , B.irkerblk. 1UUA1U BARGAIN. TEN ACRES WITH ASPLENID west of city. If sold at once ran quote awny ( town prlcoaml take certlllcato of < ! eposll or pass liook on savings bank In payment. Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 305 N , Y. Life bldg. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SAFE AND prollt.ibla Investment Wu can give yon one. For Instance , a good farm of inn acres 10 miles from Oniahx What can yon llnd better ? Or , If yon want .1 homo on easy payments nnd clie.tu.wohavosuver.il. Omaha Real ISstato .ind Trust company , room 4 : Bee building. MI171 -RA110A1NS , IN FARMS , HOUSE AND LOTS. J. -IJN. Frunzcr , room 5 Fruuzor block , opp. P. O. M130 ! A22 T70R SALE ; TWO NEW COTTAGES AT S. W JL' corner of 20th and California streets. All mod ern conveniences. Inspection solicited. Call on or address H.T.Clarke , 250 ! ) Cass street , or 210 Board of Trade , Omaha. 'Phono 103. B22 11 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. 2,210 ACRES O good farm land near Ledge Pole , Neb. Land In the vlclullyJs held nt $ i.00 to $3.00 per aero. Wo can offer this laud for $1.00 per acru and take savings bank eortltlcaten or pass books In pay ment. Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 305 N. Y. Life bldg. 035 11 1OR SALE , 20 COTTAGES , $35000 TO V $2.000.00. on monthly payments. E. F. Ringer , 1510 Fimiam. M8S7 ll > * FARM MORTGAGES. C. F. HARRISON , 012 N. Y. Lite. 780 S2 * "PASS BOOKS AND CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT JL on Omaha savings banks taken as payment for the ten-aero tracts wo are offering for s.ilo Just west of the cltv. Call and see them. Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 305 N. Y. Lltu bldg. 035 11 BARGAINS IN FA1UU LANDS. 320 ACRES , Greeley county. $7.60 per aero. 4RO ACRES , near Scotia , Neb. . $ S.OO per aero. 800 ACRES , Greelev county. Neb. , $8.00 per aci-e. 100 ACRES , near Creighton , Knox county , $0.60 per acre. 010 ACRES , near Ledge Polo , Neb. , splendid spring water , good soil , smooth laud , $0.00 per acre. For forms , etc. , address Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 305 N. Y. Lifo Bldg. , Omaha , Neb. SPLENDID BARGAIN ; BEAUTIFUL TEN- acre tract Just outside of city , near new Elmwood - wood park ; only $ J60.00 per acre , easy terms. Hicks' Kcal Estate Agency , 305 New York Llfo building. M088 13 rrilREE BEAUTIFUL HOMES. 8 , 9 AND 10 JL rooms , in Hanscom Place ; elegantly finished with nil modern conveniences ! can offer at low llgnres : If you wanlaulcohomo at leas than cost call and scu them. Hicks' Real Estate Agency. MOSS 13 rpIIE PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED TO- JLday from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. during the cetc- monies Incident to the laying of the corner stone of thu new building , 10th and Harney streets. SEOUBITIES FOB SALE. Rates. IJic a word first insertion , lea word there after. Nothing taken for loss than 25c. Q PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR ! Oltv absolutely safo. Ames Real Ustato agency 1017 Farnam. M032 IGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES , netllng purchasers good rate of Interest , sums of from $100.00 up , for sale by Globa Loan tt Trust Co , 10th and Dodge , Omaha. Particulars on ap plication. JI7U1 OOD MORTGAGE SKCURITIRS FOR SALE. Hicks , real estate agency. 800 11 I7OR SALE. 2 GOOD $300.00 FIRST MORTGAGES JL drawing 10 percent interest. Address , N 41 , Bee. 032 I70R SALE. WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE JL Douglas and Sarpy county farm mortgages , drawing 0 percent , In sums of $500 to $1,000 , which wo would sell to thosu desiring a safe in terest paying Investment. Hotter take 0 per cent nnd bo nifu : than 20 and run u risk. Hoggs & Hill 1408 Farnam street. OU1-14 OR SALE ; WE HAVE ON HAND COUNTY warrants amounting to about $1.500. These warrants are all on thu general fund , within tha 85 per cent limit , and are registered. Wo offer them for silo : so that they will net the purchaser 10 per cent Interest. Omaha Printing company. , WOBLD'3 FAIR HOTELS & BOOTMS Rates , lOe a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25e. TTTESTJIINSTElTHOTELi CORNER LANOLEY IT avenue and Olst street , Chicago ; 2 blocks from fair entrance ; iwrmauent stone and brick ; largo outsldo rooms overlooking park ; nothing better ; European , $1.00 lo $2.00 ; excellent cafe ; high recommendations from Omaha und Council Bluffs people who have stopped with us. Taka : Wabash avennu cabin cars to Cottage Grove.ive- iiuuundOlBt street : go ono block west. Cut this out and como or write. M051 10 * LOST. Rates , lOc a lluo cacli Insertion. $1.50 a HIM per o mouth. Nothing taken for less than 25c o y JLJpliuu Cora Keck , ilil Brady St. , Davenport , la v Finder leave nt DKK onico and recolvu tHi reward , 058 11 * LOST , LADY'S POCKETBOOK AL LAKE MAN. iwa Wednesday night .Return to 0211 Soutl lUtli. second floor. 076-11. SECOND-HAND TYPEWBITEB3. Rates , lOo a linn each Insertion , $1.00 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. I ' carry the largest linn of typo writers In thr west , all makes , 25 to 75 per cent saviul on al leading machines. Rentals monthly' Callgrapl $ : i.60 , Remington $1.00 , Smith Premier $5.00. Tel 658. M013 UNDEBTAKERS AND EMB ALMEHE Rates , 100 n linn each Insertion , $1.60 n line pel mouth. Nothing taken for loss than 25c. G \vTllAKER < FORM nRLY WnH ? T5HN 0 .Jacob ! ) , deceased , later with M. O. Maul ) , in " taker und embalmer , 316 S. lUtli st , Tnl , UOt ) , SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWRITING , ir Rates , 1 Oca line each insertion , $1.50 a line pel month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. J- VoijN nLAl3n-S D ENTfSM ] N"o 1 acquire a working knowledge of shorthand am tyiH'wrltlng nt A. C. Van Saut'u school of short Imiid , 613 N.Y. Llfo. Typewriters to rent. 010 PAWNBROKERS. Rates , lOo a line each Insertion. $1.5lalluij pa 33 mouth , Nothlug taken for leus than 25o. t- SONNENBERO , DIAMOND HllOKER 130 , ( Douglas HI. Ixjans money on diamonds , wateheu utu. Old gold and silver bought. Tel , 1658. U10 I3i SCALES. Rates , lOc a line each Insertion. $1.60 a line iw month. Nothing lakin : for lens than 25o. ATK\V A SECOND HAND SCALES. ALL KIND ! J > > Address BurUen X Kullevk Co. , Laku at. , Chleag U20 INL MUBIO , ABT AND LANGUAGES L : Iv Rates , Ids a lluo each Insertion , $1.50 a lluo pc ily uiouth. Nothing laVen for loss than 25o. ral F. OELLENIIECK , HANJOISTANDTEACHEI 1810 California utroct. UH IN .Iu. TRAVELERS CHEQUES OF Tim . AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. VISITORS TO TUB WOUUVH COLUMHU EXI'OSITION will Oud these Cheques esjit/c AS aliy uonvenlont und avoid tto n k of euro lor lug money. Paying oIlUus on l-'mrQrouuc id. uud ut 200other ulucos In Ohlcajo. o Iduul Uaatlon required , AFFAIRS AT SpflTII OMAHA as ' ft n i Royal Arcanum Will Giro a Garden Party at Spring'tiiko. 1 1 TAXPAYERS MAY HAVE.'ANOTHER MEETING Strikes n Ilquio Sudden Drntli of Thnmns 8ur Metlt'odIM * In Camp Gossip of IntnrefttV tiont Single City Knox.ill council No. 1404 , lloynl Arcanum , will glvo a garden party at Spring Lake park Saturday , August 10. The commlttoo on nrran omcnts Is composed of Henry J , llolser , Harry E. TuRg , James C. Carlcy , David Sturrock ami Bruno StnUUmnn. Brass nnd string music nnd dancing. Fol lowing is the program : Address by Itov. Kobort L. Wheeler. Putting twenty pound shot , members only. First prize , sollu cold llnrnl Arcanum chnrm with bar , donated by Mr. 1'rocl llrtxleiaurd , South UmMia. Second prUo , one box Chancellor - lor cigars , donated by Messrs.- J. Scykora ft Co. Co.TopfsclilliiRcn ladles' raco. Prize , ono pair ladkM' Mioenirusset loatber , bluclior cut ) , do- imled by Mr. II. K. lloKle. South Otimlia. Tliron logged race. I'rlro , KUIIU' Kodora hat , dnnntcd by Mr. Thomn-s 1'lyini , Smith Umtibn. Potato rueu for ladles . I Irst prize , one solid Bold necklace , donntcil by Mr. Jou Uornlsh , South Omaha. Second prlo , ono 8 oz-bottlo I'nlmur'M purfumu , donated by Messrs. K. J. Soykorn V Co. , South Umnha. Uonts' running rnco , one hundred ynras , for members only. First prlzu , OIHI violin , do * nntod by Mr. O. .1. Collins. Second prlzo , ono box clirurn , Ln I'lor do Lotllo Collins , don Mod by Mr.'U. A. Mulcher. South Oinulia. Ladles' running race , llfty yards. 1'rlro , ono water sol- , donated by Mr. O. U. Tomploton , South Utiiaha. Hoys' running race , fifty yard ? . 1'rlr.o , boys' suit , donated by Messrs. liurnutt Uros. , South Umiihti. Ulrls * running men , fifty yards. Prize , ono five pound jar wild chrrrv pupsln tablets , donated by tlio Uudahy Tacking company , South Omaha. Address by Dr. W. J. Boll. Kat men's race , llfty yards. Prize , ono 1mm ( Winchester brand ) , donated by Messrs. Swift & ( Jo. . South Omaha. Suck race , thirty yards. Prize , ono alxtoon- ounce bottle Hex Urn ml boot extract , donated by tlio Uudithy Packing company. Ladles' CKK race , twenty-live yards. First prlzo , ono Arabian mirror 10x12 on nickel plated etagerj , donated by Mossors. O. R. Dcarr & Co. Second prize , 01113 box Booty's port umo , donated by Messrs. 11. 11. 1'Kchor & lira. Standing broad jump. Prlzo , ono uartor center table , donated by Messrs. Brewer , Sloano & Co , South Omaha. Hunnliitf hls.li jump , for members only. I'rbu , ono silk unibrella , gold hatiille. donated by Messrs. John L'lynn t Co. , South Omaha. Supper. For Vihlcli please bring a well tilled basket. Italian night. DUpluy of fireworks , hun dreds of Chinese lanterns , torches , etc. Vocal music , as arranged by Director J. C. Carlcy. Music by the Omaha Banjo club , Messrs. Gcllcubeck , Wood , Uoberts and Strohm. Goldtn Boll waltz , Albrecht ; Sounds from the Cottonllclds , Jennings ; and others. Another "Trtxpnyorit. . " Meeting. The oxccutlvo committee of ten appointed at the meeting in the sclldol house Wednes day night , when Ed Johnson road his report , held a session in Mr. Johnson's ofllco Thurs day night to talk over 'what ' course they would pursue. It was nh informal affair. The councilmcn and citylomclals wno were ropremandod by the dissecting committee have not lost any sleep over the develop ments and the majority of > them look at the whole thing as a political arrangement. There was some talk of' ' having the records checked back to a period iw hen certain mem bers ot the smelling committee werein ofllco in the liopo of locating another coon in the wood pllo , but there doesn't seem to bo any ono who cares to load in the matter Just at present. _ | _ .Sot L'iro by Ij Lightning struck the west wall of the bone nnd tank house at Swift's packing house Thursday oven jrig and set'-flro to the building. The flames were extinguished before any particular damage was done. The Breman made tho'run In double quick order but their , services were not needed. An alarm of lire from any of the packing houses-always causes more or less excitement ns it is a long run for the firemen , and if either of these- immense structures should over got beyond the control of the firemen the loss would bo groat. All the houses are well supplied with facilities for lighting lircs. Coming to Carapmentlnc. Several more wagon loads of people drove into the grounds where the Free Methodist cainpmeoting is being hold yesterday morn ] ing. Already there is quite a colony of tents and the attendance is very largo each night. THIS BIAKKIT. These who are living on the grounds in tents have como from over thl.i uttUo and Town. Thn grounds arc handily located near the motor line at Twenty-fourth and B streets , winch makes it Tory convenient for citizens of North Omaha nnd South Omaha to attend. A Vnry Suililen Urnth. Thomas II. Sur , living In Albright , dropped dead at his homo early Thursday even ing ot heart disease. Mr. Sur was n man C'J years of ago nnd of late had suffered igreat deal from heart trouble. Ho was feeling well last evening , however , nnd his death was n great surprise. Ho had eaten a hearty aupper nnd was sit ting out in tno front yard of his homo when ho suddenly fell over and was dead before any ono could reach him. Mnclo City ( losslp. W. L. Wiley is in Chicago. C. N. Forbes is hero from Ottumwa , In. A boy was born to Mr. nnd Mrs , James Heath. A son was bom to Mr. nnd Mrs. William Chandler. William Campbell li visiting his parents in Nebraska Cliy. M. J. Kelly of Swift's force is back from a trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. M. Fiynn of Stewart , In. , Is visiting Mrs. B. S. Adams. Hov. William Van Buron , grand chief templar of Nebraska , Is visiting in the city. Mntt Sclilcpol , father of Alex Schlogol , came up from Pluttsmouth yesteraay morn- Ing. Ing.Miss Miss Mngglo Hannon and Jnmcs Hannon of Louisville. ICy. , nro visiting at the resi dence of Dr. J. W. McCrnnn. Justice Hodges married Andrew C. Moyors nnd Mrs. Sylvia Foot and K. S. llaynoy nnd Mrs. Linda Moshor Thursday. Enterprise lodga , No. 07 , Knights of Pythias , has changed its mooting night from Wednesday to Thursday. Mrs. Cannon , living nt Twenty-third and H streets , lost her pockolbook yesterday containing $10 nnd some valuable papers. The Circulating Library social will bo hold next Tuesday ovunmg at the residence of It T. Maxwell. Refreshments will bo served , The storm Thursday evening blocked the arrangements of the I'rosbyteriau people who had prepared for a plcnlo ut Syndicate park. Another attempt will bo made in the near future. C. Q. Jnycox took a tallyho load of people to the races Thursday afternoon only to find that the weather hnu knocked out the sport nt the race track for a day. They tried it nealn yesterday and spent n most onjoyublo afternoon. A team attached to a wagon loaded with iron pipes bccamo frightened nt the light ning on L street Thursday evening and ran away. The pipes were strewn nlonir the street for several blocks , but the driver was not Injured. A , H. Noycs , manager of the G. II. Hammond mend company , has gouo to Colorado Springs for a two weeks' vacation. Mr. Boll of Hammond , Intl. , assistant general manager of the company , will attend to his duties during his abscnco. The Masonic grand ledge will lay the cornerstone of the now public library in Omaha Saturday afternoon. All members of Bco Hive ledge No. 184 , Ancient Frco and Accepted Masons , and vUlting brethren are requested to moot in Masonic hall in this city at 4 o'clock on the 12th inst. and go from there to Omaha to assist in the ceremonies. Balloon tonight , Courtland boach. TOOK uriciirTurxa itf SIGHT. Hank Cashier In Illinois Loaves Only the liulldlnir. EKFINGHAM , 111. , Aug. 11. The people plo of the city of Altaruont , in this county , are in a state of great excitement - mont over the dlscovory that Leo But ler , cashier of C. M. Wright & Oo.'a bank , has absconded with all the availa ble funds of the bank. Ho informed his wife Saturday evening that ho was going to Cumberland county to look after land and would return Sunday evening. S. N. Young received a letter Monday from Butler , mailed at Chicago , contain ing some legal papers relative to Mrs. P. Ensign's children and a letter to Mrs. Butlor. Mr. Young wont immediately to the bank , where ho found Dr. Wright , president of the bank , who had just como down from home. On being in formed by Mr. Young of the contents of the loiter , lie opened the safe , when it was discovered that almost the entire assets of the bank had disappeared , amounting to from 341,000 to $47,000. Several of the business men of the city lost largo amounts and many indi viduals minor sums. Butler was school treasurer and banker for the Woodmen , which funds are also gone. The city and township funds are also gone , as well as the funds of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The Building and Loan association lost heavily. Ono of Butler's bondsmen received a loiter Wednesday from Butler , postmarked Chicago , in which Bailer said ho had beoomo hopelessly insolvent by hav ing lost heavily in speculation. The lotlor from Butler to his wife , who is Mrs. Wright's daughter , in formed her that she' could find in her desk papers explaining all. The bank , as a result , was forced temporarily to suspend , but at a mooting of the citizens hold" last night it was resolved to stand shoulder to shoul der by Dr.- Wright until ho could real ize on the bank's collateral nnd thus racel the great loss to its many de positors. Upon this assurance the bank again opened for business , and it IE thought will bo able to meet every obli gation within ton days. WUKCKICI ) I1Y rill ! ! OASI11HH. The Monetary Stringency Didn't Bronk the Seven Corneri Hunk , ST. PAUL , Aug. 11. The Seven Corn' ers bank , which closed its doors Augusl 1 , was not the victim of the general financial stringency. This was plainlj shown by the ollluial statement ol Absignoo Wostfall. The inatitutior was wrecked by Its cashier , C. A , Hawks , who lent from $115,000 to $ .r.OOOC . of the bank's money to himself , almost without faocurity. These funds ho in vested and lost in private enterprises Ho will bo prpsocutcd. Its liabilities foot up $3:10,419 : , , of which $159,000 is duo to depositors. The loans and dis counts are $303,988 , , but many of th < notes are against Hawks and half t dozen of his personal frlonds , Deposit n ors will ho lucky if they secure 50 conti u on the dollar. n n lle'ii a llonvy llnluultor. r SAN FIIANCISCO , Aug. 11. Caahioi Fred Grotofond of tlio Bank of Shasti County , at Redding , Cul. , Is a dofuultci for over $100,000. Ho has Bquaniloret his father's ostalo , amounting to $80,000 and ha * wasted many small trust estate ! loft in his clutrgo. No bonds were re quired of him an administrator of tin estates , as every ono believed him lion eat. All his stealings have gone iu miii ing stock speculations. ICulallu Hits llecu In Retirement. LONDON , Aug. 11. The Infanta Kula liu has been living quietly in a modo&tl ; furnished house at Wostbourno Terrace She has boun there for throe weeks ii the utmost conlincmont. She will leavi tomorrow. She hired a huiiHom cab b ; the week and has done the town tinat tended. The infanta , itftor her roturi in in from America , found it advisable to g in into retirement for a time for her nerve = were completely Blmttorod. iam New TalK on Silver , iam m DKNVKH , Aug. 11. General A. I. Nmv , collector of internal rove mi o fo Wyoming and Colorado , und posslbl fconator from Wyoming , has roturnui from Washington. "You western correspondents are al | rlffbt/1 bitid he , "but it tr.ko * thus eastern chaps to distort , misrepresent nnd falsify us in interviews. Now , If I were senator I would vote for the repeal of the Sherman net. Wyoming is not so radical upon the silver question ns Is Colorado , not by j\ largo majority , nnd it wo could not got n ratio ot 10 to 1 , I am ready to accept 20 to 1 or the host to mi a wo can mako. I got n tip in Washington that the national banks will bo stirred up by aomo nblo men nnd that they must submit to n little legislation. " > Storcoptlcon vlows tonight nt beach. Denver Sinn Arroitod for Hnntilng n T.ot- tnry nnil Defraudlnc : 1'coplo. DRNVKU , Aug. 11. K. P. Brown nnd C. W. McCrono have boon arrested hero charged with using the mulls to defraud nnd with violating the statutes relating to lottorlos. They were rolonscd upon 81,000 , bond. Brown waa once n banker in Canton , S. 1) . McCromo was formerly postmaster of Alexandria , S. 1) . They came to Denver early in the year and Incorporated the Denver In vestment Bond companv't opening up elaborately furnished oillcoa in the Equitable building. J , U. Colonoy , son of a hotel keeper nt Canton , S. D' , was manager nnd chief executive ofllcor , but ho is nt present out of the city. The plan of the now company is to issue 51,000 bonds to subscribers , who pay $10 down nnd $2 monthly. Of the mouoy thus accruing , each monthly payment is sot aside in a general fund. When it amounts to $1,000 ono of the bonds is called In. These bonds have consecutive numbers , but the drawing is llxcd in ad vance by a series of numbers devised to give the appearance of absolute impar tiality. There has boon a great business receiving money from all over the union. There are five of those concerns in Denver and the authorities are work ing up oases against the olllcors of ouch. , CHICAGO'S lAJti.UX UJ. ' DOLT ) . Tlio Flrnt Guiitlciimrnt of tlio Yellow M tft ! from Ahroiul Arrives. CHICAGO , Aug. 11. Half n million in yellow gold arrived in Chicago this morning. A quarter of a million inoro will como early next week , and a few davs later the brawny employes of the express companies will roll kegs con taining an equal amount , which will head for the First National bank , where the preceding $750,000 will have gouo. Half a million besides will como in a few days for the Illinois Trust and Savings bank. A million more for the same institution will follow. Armour Co. will got a consignment of $500,000 ; the bank of Nova Scotia will rccoivo $250,000 before that arrives. This shin ing Hood of money , that every civilized nation under the sun recognizes as the prime unit of exchange , will come into Chicago inside of two weeks. There are $3,000,000 in it. And it is not the last of the Hood either , in the opinion of the bankers to whom it is consigned the delighted bankers , it might bo said , for in this now and successful call upon the strong boxes of London for money to add to our circulating medium they see far- reaching effects. In the words of John .T. Mitchell , president of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank , they see "tho dawn of bettor times. " IUE OLlt JI.4W WAS TOO SLO IT. A St. Pnul Hnllroailor Klopes With a Pretty Io n Ciirl. ST. PAUL , Aug. 11. A wedding oc curred at a very early hour Wednesday nt Waverly , la. , which is exciting great interest iu social circles both in St. Paul and Waverly. The contracting parties were George C. Knoche , Northwestern agent of the Southwest Dispatch line of St. Paul , and Miss Mary Fossollman , a beautiful girl df 20 of Waverly. The courtship of the young couple has lasted over the past year , but the par ents of Miss Mary did not look favorably on her suitor. So serious were their ob jections in fact that the young lady's father drove Knocho from his homo a week ago Sunday with the throat that if ho over appeared there again ho would likely be shot. The young railroader , however , was not discouraged , and Tuesday evening slipped away quietly to Wavorly. Before the sun was up Wednesday the couple mot , hurried away to Iho homo of u minister and were made man and wife. The irate father gave chase , but wna too lato. Mr. and Mrs. Knocho arrived in St. Paul last evening and will make this city their homo. Napoleon us n Fatullit. Napoleon I. was a fatalist , and among his superstitions was a firmly rooted notion that places and persons whoso names began with the letter M possessed immense power over hisfortuno for good or for evil. An ingenious Frenchman , evidently inclined to believe there was some good ground for Napoleon's faith , makes up the following strange list of Ms : Six marshals Massena , Mortior , Marmont , Macdonald , Mural and Mon- coy without counting twenty-six divi sion gonorals. Moroau betrayed him. Marseilles was the place where ho encountered ' the greatest diffi culties at the commencement of his career. Marboouf was the tlrst to ( inspect lila genius und to above him ahead. His most brilliant batllcs wore Monlonolto , Mantua , MilloHlmo , Mendovi , Marengo , Malta , MoniThabor , Montinirvil , Mormans , Montereau , Mery , Montmnrtro ( assault ) , Mont- Saint-Joan , the last at Waterloo. At the siege of Toulon his first point of at tack was Fort Malbousquot. There ho singled out Muiron , who covered him with his body on the bridge of Areolo. Milan was the capital of lila now king dom. Moscow was tlio lust town that ho took. Monon made him lose Kgypt , Miollis was soloclod lo eupluroPius VII. Malot conspired agaliiHt him. Metier- nicli beat him diplomatically. Ma rot was his secretary and his confidant. Monta- llvot was his minister and Montesquln his first chamberlain. In March , 171)0 ) , ho married Josephine , and In March , 1810 , ho married Marie-Loiuso. In March , 1811 , the king of Homo was born , Mulmiiisoii , a woll-nuinod unlucky house , was his last residence in Franco. lie surrendered to Captain Maltland , At Saint Helena , Monlholon was his com panion in captivity and Murohnnd Ma vulol do chambro. Ho died in May , 1821 , The letter M ulna comes to the front in the career of Napoleon III. Ho married the Countess do Montija. Murny is not forgotten. In the war of the Crimea wo find Mulakoll and Mamolon. In the Italian campaign wo tlnd Montebollo , Marlgnon , Magenta , Milan , Mu//.lni , Toward the close of his career Mexico appears with Maximilian , Moja nnd Mi- nunon. In the war with Germany tic pinned Ills faith upon the Mitrailleuse , and the names of Moltko and Motz arc conspicuous enough in the history ol that campaign. Jituk Duinpmy U Insane. MINNEAPOLIS , Aug. 11. Jack Domp Boy , the "Nonpareil , " is ut St. Josoph'i hospital in St. Paul , where ho hus boot wince last Monday. Ho Is guffuring Iron u soyoro mental strain. Physicians n the hospital think llio brooding over hii defeat has caused his mind to become temporarily unhinged. Dempsey hai also been drlnk.'ng considerably of late To sue himself stigmatized as u coward and afraid to moot Smith has noarl ) broken his heart , pnw Jomrnifsionor Somors Will Rooommoad tha Gold Oura for Squatter Sovereignty , REGARDED AS THE MOST FEASIBLE PLAN SuliAtltitta for n Torco Hill to Slovn tin Dirollrri In MlttntytoxTii-Proipooti for the Itonil Snlo Ciillrd from . the City Hull. Health Commissioner Somors tins con cluded not lo resort to force to socnro the ro. inovnl of the squatters , but will try the per suasive power of gold. This slop la taken after a consultation with the city attorney , nnd If It Is successful another $1,000 or mora will roll out of the coffers ot the city Inta these of the squatters who have occupied the strocts nnil allovs of thu , city ns tres passers , and are pniit for vacating. Sixteen hnvo vacated Lonvonworth street and nil but ono hnvo removed from Mnrcy. Thcsowcro Included In the Hawcs sottlo- tnont. There romaln , however , on the vari ous other streets from Jackson south ntul east of Sixth fifteen squatters who hnvo been visited ntul n proposition submitted by them to vacate. Sergeant Sigwart nnd Chief Inspector Shorrar were itimn among the squatters Thursilay ntul they throw out feelers nnd offered o.toh squatter a certain sum In cnso they would vacate. The amount was determined by tha relative value of the domicile of tha squatter ntul ranged nil the wny from * i5 to y > 0. Some of them wore sallstlcd ntul slgnl. lied a willingness to vacate In consideration of the amount being paid over. Other * wanted more than the appraisement and otto Ole Frcderlck-son , whoso house Is on Sixth street between Jackson ami .tones , demanded 1100 , while only $50 was offoretl. Frederick- son was the highest priced Intllvlilunl encountered - countered , the others who objected being satisfied with a sum not to exceed $50 each. As soon ns the rest of the squatters nro In- ten-lowed Dr. Somors will communicate to the council tlio result. Ho will recommend ns the speediest nntl cheapest wny out of tin matter to pay oaeh squatter a roasounhla sum to vacate. The amount thai should go to each ho will roi'ommoml , nt the snuu time showing those who nro willing toi > copt the amounts nnd these who rettiso. U cnso tlio concurrence of the council li secured steps will bo taken to secure a speedy settlement and removal of tha sqtmllors on tlio basis as recommended b.v the doctor. In ease it is found that any of the squatters refuse to accept the sum voted them they will bo forcibly ejected nnil will lese the opportunity of semiring from the city a fair value of the hovel they live In. In addition to Inking steps to secure tha removal of Iho squatters on the street , Dr. Somers Is hnvlng n plat prop.ireil showing the number on private property and ho will solicit the co-operation of thu owners in bringing about the ejectment of thoao. I'rcMiioctft lor Iho llciml Sulo. Monday at noon Treasurer llolln place * upon tlio market the block of $350,000 long and short time 5 per cent bonds of the city. All eyes nro turned toward this sale and in- tcrest attaches to It. The treasurer Is confident that the bonds will tlntl takers. A letter was received this morning from N. W. Harris , the Chicago cage broker , who convoys the Informa tion that ono of his men will arrive In the city tomorrow mill Investigate the proposed salo. Air. Harris expresses the belief that ho will bo enabled to make n satisfactory proposition for the issue of * 100,000 sewer and $50,000 intersection paving bonds , la case ho Is assured by the llnnnco commlttoo of the council and the treasurer that the delivery bo made in installments , say $50,000 each month. As the en tire sum will not bo required nil nt once it is mora than probable that Mr. Harris' proposition for sopirato deliveries , with u reasonable intervention of time , will rocolvo favorable consideration. A number of Inquiries have been made by the local public work contractors fur forms of bids and It is quite probable that they will submit propositions for sotno of the Issue of short time paving ami grading bonds. The feeling at this time among fie ofllclals of the city is that the bonds will llnd takers at fair figures , considering the stringency in Inanclal circles. Tnoro Is an absence of outside - side inquiries , however , that Is notlconblo. 1'ho bond brokers may show up between this and Monday and bo on hand in time to sub- nit propositions. This view is taken in view of the fact that the resources and securities of the cltv are so well known that n pro- " "imlnary investigation Is not necessary. I'or Iho Opiinliix "i I'ark Avonuo. The city council met as a board of equal ization yesterday morning at 1) ) o'clock continued in session until 5 o'clock last even ing. The board is cquuliring a number of liroposed plans of special assessment for Having , curbing , grading upon aover.il streets nnd the opening , widening und ex tending of others. The session was very dull nnd uninteresting , the ooections | filed being few and uninlporlanl. Tito mosl important assessment is for the opening of Park nvcnuo from Farnum to Half Howard. This case has been before the council upon nuinenMisoceaslons ami has never been satisfactorily adjusted. The now plan assesses the abutting property from Dodge street to Kd. Creighton avenue tha nurn of (11.000 being less ttiau one-half tlio amount formerly proposed to assess. The remainder will como out of the general fund. Hoard of 1'iihlio Workv At the mooting of the Hoard of Public Works yesterday afternoon the followinR contracts were awarded : Permanent side walks , artlllclal stone , 3 Inch , IB cents per square foot , John Grant ; Colorado sand. stone , ! 1 Inch , ! MJ.f cents , 4 Inch , 30 cents , A. H. Slitter ; Ohio stone , ! ! Inch , ! ! 0 cents-I Inch , 88 cents , Indiana , same , J. W. Pumas & Sons ; Kansas stone , it inch , S ! ) cunts. ) Inch Ul iTiits , 1C. Honc'dlol ; cement tiling , Jl cents , clay tiling , 1 < I cents , K. Honodiut. Henry Hall sec ured the contract for grail * ingTwonty-llfth street from Imll.um nvonua to Lake street at 1UV rents and Samuel KuU the ullc.v In block T , Hood's lirst addi tion , at 17 cents. Iinprmln ( iiikoliun l/inipx. Now burners have boon placed on the lamps of the bun * Vnpor company. OIB Inspector specter Gilbert says thp gasoline lights fur- nlslied since ) the change are far bolter and more satisfactory. Hecently Iho council adopted the recommendation of the inspector specter that thu burners bo changed each thlrly da.ys. Oiiiiti-Htlui ; H Will. Mnry MuLnughlln died last February and bequeathed her real nnd personal property to parsons not related to her. She named Andrew W. Hlloy ns executor , the will being signed "Mary McICenna. " C. A. IluUhvin , attorneys for Iho hoirs-nt. law , has Illnd a bill of ox-options to Iho pro bation of the will , In which ho sets forth that Mrs. Mclaughlin waa not , at the time Iho Instrument was drawn , either mentally or physically capable of Intelligently exe cuting u will ; Hint she urn3 directly suscep tible to the Influence of the persons who were nearest lo her during her lasl Illness , and who , it la claimed , uro the bmiollclnrie * under the terms of Iho will ; lh.it "Mary McICunna" was not her right immo ; anil that ho , Mr. Baldwin , represents the legal heirs of thu deceased. Mrs , MuLuughlln loft real estate to a con siderable amount , and personal property valued nt (7,500. The case will como before Judge ICllcr for hearing on August 110. They Out Out l.ou ut Wliliby. PKOUIA , Aug. 11. If the Whisky trust cannot do biiHlness in Pooriu because - cause of the ordorH of the treasury , It can in Pokin , thanks to the klndncsa of the State National bank of Sprlngllold , ono ot the dopiwltorlca of the Pole In dis * triot. Yesterday a telegram was re ceived stating that for that data only the blato National would accept No\T York or ChicagP exchange , but for the rest of the week only cut ronoy would fo. All hands at once turned In nnd got out an immense quantity of spirits , tha col- Icctiont ) ( or the day at Pokin bolntf
