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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 0 , 1803 ,
-liLu
8PB01RL NOTICES.
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T > VKRTiSEMKNTfl ron THESH COLUMNS
will 1 taken until 12.30p.m. for Urn evening
Inml until 8.30p.m. for the mornlnjand Sunday
I Ailvprilwrfl , by roqncdllnff a numbered check ,
lejinhnvolliolr nnnwrra nddres * * ! to a numbered
Iliiltrr In euro of TUB HKK. Answers no > addrevietl
I will bo delivered upon preiPntatlon of the check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
. Riitofi.lUcavronl first InRortlon.lcnwordllicro-
lifier. Nothing taken for loaa than unc. _
| T Txi'KiuKNCKn nRY GOODS AND HOOT
IA nml shoo ( talesman wants position In retail
I How. Aililrpsi X 0(1 ( , Hep. O'B S *
. -POSITION AS COOK IN PRIVATE FAMILY !
L references. Apply H10 I/envenvrorth st.
A JJt'IlSK , FAMILY OR PHYSinlAN WHO
Awiintan nxiM-rliMirpd man nitrao can horttroUio
t.iinobyndilrcsslmrY5Iieo. > " ' '
I * llOOKKEKl'ER. 1'IRST CLASS MAN WANTS
IA n Hltunltnnl tnodor.ito wilaryt roffrrnros.
I Addrc B 3. JL. 1O. . liox 170. HI3 7 *
I A WANTED. T1Y YOUNO MAN. PLAOE TO
A work ror txrtrd mid iitluud nehooll Brood refer-
f tncfs. AililroM Y 0 , llao. MOjl 0
YOHSO MAN WITH FOUR YKAR3 MKR-
A pnntlln pxpprlcnco wants position n olorjt. Atl-
n-s Y 4 , Hen. M051 0 *
WANTED MALE HELP ,
Rntft. tWo a word nrst InsertionIc a wonl there-
I urtor. [ Nolhliig lakon for lesi than 25c.
It SOMCITOIM. TEAMS FURNISHED ! EXTRA
Ijpay to mnnw'th rigs. American Wringer Co. ,
UIOO Howanl U * 700
" AOENTS. SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
( rrt alPBt Invention of the aicn. The New Patc-nt
Iriieinical Ink ErnHlnir Pencil. Soils on Bluht.
IworksllUoniiiKlc. Airentu am mnklnr $2i.OO to
I ttS.-i.OO iwr wi-ek. For further partleulnra wrllo
| Hie Monroe Eraser Mf . Co. , X aO , L'l Cro-iie , Ws.
> WANTED , MEN FOR THE SOUTH IN TF.N-
inef.BPO.ArkansasMhi lHBlppl .V TjOiilHlann.elip.ip
I laro.KrnineriO'HoarnLaborajencyyo.lS. trih st
40H-D17
- WANTED , INDUSTRIOUS SOLICITORS ,
BWANTED . Industrial Inauranco. Room C ,
11'.verolt block. Council IllntTB. M844 0
SALESMEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER.
Wt inn our Roodft In class rolllnif plim. fOO.OO
noiilh nnd oxiionstw. or conimlRsloti. ClileaRO
ll.iitliijf Powder Co. , 707 Van llurcn slreet , Chlcairo.
FIRST CLASS SOLICITORS. AD-
BWANT 03 , lleo 015 JU *
WANTED , r EXPERIRNRED HOOT AND
B shoe shipping clerlts. 1111 Ilarnoy. M 3tU _ _
' fwXVANT7U , MEN TO TRAVEL ; $ S ( ) TO $100
[ l per niontli. Stone Is Well Inirton. MaillHon , Wla
WANTED FEMAIjE HELP.
Ralps. 1)cn\s-onlllrst ) Insertion , loa word there-
i ftor. Notlilns InkPii for IMS than ace.
nSTWAOESTO COlTpETENTOIRLrMUST
I ybo treed cook and laundress. Mrs. .1. M. Tlnrrs-
" ion , -JI08 Fainani. 83 > 1
ri WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLE1IKN. WE
' Uwlll nny you $5.00 to Slfi.OO per wt-ek to do
LMrletly home work for ! no cnnvaBslnir. nnd
i > rompt payment ; hend oclf-artdn-ssed pnvolopc.
. .Iborly Supply company , . 221 ' .Fremont Ktrcot ,
' M871 7'
ItoMon , MaHs.
"WANTED , OIRL FOR OENKRAIJ HOUSE-
; C 1 work. Inaiilro 2114 Chicago. MBS8 C
WANTED , LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
\-tyvo\vrltcrlhatran play n Tilano to no to a
country town. Address Y a , lleo. MPBu 0 *
7T WANTED ? GIRL FOR ( JENKRAL HOUSK-
l. iirr \ In Biiiall fumlly. 1218 IMrk Wild HVPIIIIP.
VA JTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
, work. 1211 No.-Kith. MII5II 8
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Rateh , lOo a line each Insnrtlon , Sl.nt ) ! i line per
Inoutli. Nolhliiff taken for leai than-JCc.
. 'iiOUflKS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY .
Thu O.K. D.ivla company , 131) ) , * Farnam. 801
TV B-UOOM COTTAGE. MODERN. ci'foiOK. IN
ltinfonl : clrclo. C. S. EUruttor , 20 1 Hoc hlil ? .
- 10-ROOM HOUSE , 1815 CASS , J. JOHNSON ,
D10ROOM
15t2IFnrnain. BOJ
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TV JI > HVS' : F < IC' "ARLING , DARKER. 11LOCK.
MODERN 'IOUSE. HANSCOM
clioap. J. W. Squlro. 248 lloo. M310
-8-UOOM HOUSn. MODERN. FURNISHED OR
unfiinilslu-il. Apply 1112 S. 10th. -113
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-FOUR- ROOM HOUSE 031 S. 17 St. 411.00.M4.13
M4.13
T\"SKVEN-UOOM HOUSE AND I1ARN CHEAP.
ONIct ! lawn , troes. city water , cistern , fomented
Olai-H. hath ; near motor. See owner. D. V. Stcv-
filH , tlOl Paxlon block , or I , McCloud , N. Y. Llfu.
B'NO. . 1701 CAPITOL AVE. , ELEVEN ROOMS ,
liltvli'Mi r.mjfo. bath nnd clo-ict. Suited to
roomers and boarderu. Goo. J , Fo\,1218 Hiirney st.
- 10:11 : SO. ! 10TH A.VE. , FINEST AND REST
B10:11 - losldencoln thuclly. tuta , laun
dry , elty and elBtorn water , electric Ixjlls. RIIS , f iir-
naeo. full t-ellar and every convimlr-nees , ham
woufl llntHh and oak Hoars. Inquire : it lo lj.
TA FOR RENT , A NINE-ROOM HOUSE. COT-
J-'lazn plan. On Popplwton avenue , half block from
HuiiHconi park cnr. built by Hicks , tlecoiati-d by
Lnlimnii. In a Rood nelfhborliood. It has furnace ,
hath , ITIIH. clHturn. Is Bouth front , and Iu ( irst ratn
riiiHlliioii. Apply to Lyman Waterman. 822 N. Y.
Lift1 , or to ov > ncr , J , L. Woolson , 1025 Uampiiflt , ,
Denver. H 17 0
D -IIOUSKS. A. R. THOMAS , IIARKKR
lilouk. * M870 U ?
' r. AND 8-ROOM HOUSE IN THE CITY
at lowest rales. Inquire USO'J lllondo.WbOl
WbOl Jl
T % FOR RENT , 1 FLAT OF 0 ROOMS , STEAM
.1 'heat , coot ! repair. Llnton block , corner of Mason
nnd llltli street. > f'7.ili ) par inoiilh , IiiQiilrent
1U7 In the block , John Il.imlln. ngent. § 872
FINK TEN-ROOM IIRICK DWKLT.INO , IN
firm-class repair. Inquire for W. F. Clark ,
2'03 Douglas. M'JOii 11 *
TJ \ 'TOR RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT
J- ' ' Laiiiru block , liOO So , lUlh at t'17 ' 10
ROOM3.
Itiik'H. I in aoiil II ret liiHcrllon. lea word
Ihcin.iftt'r. Nothhiff taken for ICBH tliiui ' 'fie.
KmiJTlSUKD UOOM8 , A'l ' 102.V CAPITOL
u > u , Mii'jii)2i' : ;
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EMOUKUN" ) tboMS , 2222 HURT.
MOII7 D24
E-FUUXISIIKI ) ROOM , 2017 IIAUNKY ST.
787 0
ETWO I'lIRNISIIKU ROOMS FOR LIGHT
luiLiHi-kci'pliKr. 1712 llodio. MIKIO 7'
EWIR RKNT-ILIGANTLY : FURNISIIKD
BH'.vii hiMtitl roonm , t02 S. lllth Rt , H41I 8
I.AWIl ! VKOST ROOM AND DAY HOARD.
lllstiliIKtlinmt Dotl i ) . Mt00 U *
-ONl LAIW5R FRONT ROOM AND HACK
roonn Mcjiii hent. V'OSSo. 24lhHt. M011 0'
DKSIIl.UiLK IIOO.MS. ONh5 WITH ALCOVK ,
for two Keiitlcnien ; motlwii eon-
. , ' . 'IH > CIUM. U22.1II *
LAlti ) ' . KKONT ROOM INI'
yjlS Doilco HtrfMjt. MU O 0
KKl'RNI-HKI ) i ROOMS ' FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
Uifliliu. ll'JN lath at. 1U5 7 *
FUBlJlSHKD ROOM3 AND BOAKD.
Halo * mo n M-otil nrt Insertion , IK u word
JirixMtli.r , Noihlnir taken for lem tliiiu l'5e ,
If YOt'Vfi WOMKN'8 HOMIVUNnKR OAIllToT
I1VunaitIH CliribtUn iMnoclallou , 1U 8. 17th at.
SOU
If TliniKJLAN.-JOfl ANU'JUN. JSTJI 8T.
807
I , ' lir.SUlAILK | SOUTH ROOM FOR TWO GKN-
IlltMiinn ill -Th t'l-oiizur , " 110 N. 23th Htroiit.
M870 0'
17 HOARD AND ROOM ) STEAM HEAT. OAS ,
i. bath , * 4,00 und $ i.OO pur wook. 411 North 14IU.
1.183 . li
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AND STRICTLY FIRbT CLASS
liourd at 210:1 1)oiurl.-ui Htrtmt. MU37
1 - ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO OKNTLKMEN
' fi'.11 South -JOth iivu. S4S 0 *
' > 1WUMS. B1NGLK Oil KN SUITE. WITH
. toiura , 1H1-J Cldc.ieo. M785 8
1ROOMS. . GOOD UOAUI ) . UEASONA11LK. 3103
UotieltlB. 857 81'
1 ? HIUNUHKU UOOMS WITH BOARD , 1720
L UodVu trect- J.1UU5 7 *
> - Bl'KCIAL"WKLI4 VURNISItKD SOUTH
ttioniH. ciDdora. flret-cloB * bounl. Gall and cet
| ) irlcbu. 2SS-1 lliuuojr atrcvt. W1I04 10 *
KENT , FUUN1SHKD KOOM3 WITH
llofcrcuous , . ' . ' U 1'iirnaiu ttlrwt.
MU2711 *
I.Y FIIKK1SIIKU SOUTH UOOM WITH
IK , Mil x'Oll ) Culilpmla Dtrcut , 11025 11 *
V-MC1SLY FURNISHKD ROOMS WITH OR
X' irithvut lx > nl M tleVcbntcr , Clti N. IVUh St.
JJ'J5I I' "
ITORBENT STORES ANL > QFFIOE8.
Itulei , 10 almerncli Insertion$1.30u llao iwf
Intnilli. Kotlilng lakeri for loaa UiauJJc. .
"rOK"RBNT. . LAKUB 3-STORY HiaOINS
earn , tUUiuiul IicavcHivkorth : tlilrty horea * anil
' Huu < y , J , W , tkulro'id li d. M31I
TOR BENT STOHES AND OFFIOE8
A 01(1 ( Fiirnam Rt. Tim bulldlnir h.ii n lira proof co-
montbanomcnt. complete fttcam lifatltiff flxturex ,
water nn all the floors , gnu , etc. Apply at the of-
HeoofTlioHcc. tlio
AGENTS WANTED.
IHc a won ! first Inonrtlon. lo n word
NoUilnjr taken for IrM than 2jte. _
TAOKNTSWAOTKOi/OOj
tl for a tiulck Relllne natcntml novelty , 100 to ISO
per cent profit ! jrood solicitors can make from
* 100.00 lo $300.00 a month : territory frcihi wrlto
for panlcnlars. The Ohio Novelty Co. , D 1 , Cin
cinnati , O. 803
NO
MAN
or woman need complain of hntil time * while wo
offer niich literal Imliiocmcntn to agents to hnmllo
our fast wlllmc Knaraulocnl lierb rcmodliM. No
money rpciulreO. Work ra t ahil lilct-ly prollt.iblo.
Full pirtlrnlurH If J-ou ( iHk for tlictii. The Dr. Starr
lleiu Itcnictt ; Co. , V."J1 Kaat 43rd si , , Chlo.ijro , 111.
4W
r AQKKTS $ : .0ft TO $ S.OO A DAY , CITV OR
w country. Call a07 Uanillton , 7 to 1) n. in.
M307 D20'
J-AOKNT3 , WH HAVE SKVKRAIi
iioveltloa on which yon can n.nlly malto SIUU.OO
n mnnth , If Ukcn hold of quickly. Our irooila soil
In nil localities no inattor how linrd the tlnici , ns
* fnrtlly IIH breait to the luniffry. Address. "Maim-
factiirora , " llox CiH ; ( , Uo9ton. Must. M0t.l ; U *
J-WANTRD. AORNT3 TO SEfilj Otlll NEW
book. * Common Sense In Hiisluoi1 ! Matters. "
SollH nt slclil. ioiid for circular. Voorhrpi k
lltuld , 178 Monroe Mroct , Clilcnjo , M778 0 *
T POCKET CIOARETTB MACHINE POH MAK-
' IIIB your own cltrarcltrn. Aeuntn wantptlAd -
Urcaa Cigarette Kollur Co. , Fnlrtnont , Nob.
T-ARENT3 , K1H9T CLASS. IOCAt. AND OEN-
' or.il. Indy nnd uiMitlemi-n. for nn urtlclo nsnl In
every housoliolil. Ola 3. lUth street. M0i47 ! *
T AOKNTS , WK HAVE 8OMKTIIINO NEW , A
llRlitnluR Duller In otkr Urn kltidllu ? . Sample nnd
trmm by mnil.'Jiir. Oraiul Island KlnclHiiiFnrtory ,
Grand Inland , MuU Mguo U1
WANTED TO BENT.
ItalcB , IMo n word drat Innortlon , Ic n xvortl
thcreartor. Nollilnit takuii for less than ' 'fie.
K-WANTED , TO ItKNT PURNISHKD UOOM
for man and-\vlfo. tlvn mlnutca vrutlc trom llco
tmllillni , ' . Aildrt'na X til , HOL . 8HO
K-NICKLY PtHlNISIIKD UOOMvmt GOOD
boanl by the month In private Ocnnan family
tloHlrott by yonnirmarrled couiilo without chllilron.
Slain nrlci ) and location. Konntzo addition pro-
forrtHl. Addix-ss Y ' - ' , Uoe. M1KJ5 U
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K -WANTED , 11Y TWO SINOI.E OENTLEMKN ,
two nicely furnished roinna with bath , tn Btoam
hoatiMl Hat. Adilross Y 8 , UBO. MUI15 U *
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KWANTED , I1Y TWO YOUNG NADIRS , UOOM
nnd boaiil In private family ; reasonable terms.
Aildresi "A , " Union Pacific liemlquartcni.
MH40 7 *
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STORAGE.
Itaten , lOcn line each Insertion. $ l.BOi ; line per
month. Nothlu ? taken for less than -He.
-
ney , 809
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TVT STORAOH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
-IHclcan nnd cheap ratal. H. Wells , 1111 Farnam.
810
- FOR CARRIAfjnS AT WINDSOR
M-STORAGE
BtnblM. ir.lli and Davenport. Ml D it.
WANTED TO BUY.
Rate.s 1 ! ( o a word first Insertion , lea wor.l tharo-
after. Nothln ? taknn for loss thin'JSc.
TVLIST REAL ESTATE WITH. F. D. WEAD
I > llilh and Doiutlas. M580
\r-WANTED. ROLLER TOP DKSK. FIRE
i- ' proof H'tfu and onlce elialra. Must be soo.l anil
chenp. Address X SI , Boa , M723
TWANTED. . 18 OR 21-DRA.WER LETTER
> lllo. HW. Hancock , Noola , la. 703
7\T WANTED , TO I1UY FIRST-CLASS ROItti
-i-T lei > desk. Address A. E. Walkup , clerk of
t-oimty court. M 112(1 ( 7 *
SAL1S FURNITURE.
"lUlos , IKo : i word first Insertion , Its a word
thereafter. Nothln ? taken for less than 25c.
O-STOVHS OP ALL KIND ? OOOD AS NEW
Wells Auctlouand Storage Co. , 1111 F.irnam st.
811
O-I PIECES ELUGANT UPHOLSTERED FDR-
iiltun' , bedroom sot , etc. , lit a bargain. 414 N.
litltli HlreM. MD52 7
FOR SALB MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , 1 Wa word first Insertion , le a word
thereafter. Notlilns taken for loss than tuc. !
Wono pool table. nsJ 0 months , na eood ns new ,
for sale cheap. Address P. O. box 813 , West Point ,
Neb. 812
Q-FOR SALE CHEAP , 1 TWO-REVOLUTION
Campbell noWHpipor press and 1 double oylln-
drr Taylor , air Hprlnif , with two folders ; eood con
dition. Addrc.ss for particulars L'ja'.c Uax 8 , South
Omaha , Neb. 'J72
-FOR SALE , PUG PUPPIES , ISlrf HURT
! lroct. M3GO DJO'
- . . 13 XDOUOLAS
EsUibllnhett 1SOO. DUmond Importer ; budrock.
nio js
\ \ CARLOAD FINE , FRESH COWS. CALL
cuftornoon. Twoiily-llflh and Burtstiect.MOSS
MOSS 7
CLAIRVOYANTS
Raton , lOc n line oaeli Insertion. Jl.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 26e.
C IRsi NIlTv. ARRENrclwTRVOYANT ,
OrcUulila bushiCMimedium ; Dtliyoarut 110 N.lOtli.
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
Rains , lOua line oacli limorllon. SI.no u line per
munth. Nothlnc taken for less than ' 'Sc.
| i-MADAME 'SMITH , " 562IS.wSiraS FIJOOB ,
1 room ! l. Massage , vaiior , alcohol , Bteam.miiplmr-
Ino and aea bqtlm. JISOU 0'
rp-MME. LA RUU , MASSAGE , 410 SO. 1BTH.
1 M570D Bl
'P-MME. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS. THIRD
1 floor , room 7 , mussafo , alcohol , tmluhiir and
sea baths. MU14 10-
PERSONAL.
Rates , lOci a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothln ; taken for le s than 2" > o.
-h\SAsTMBTCTRO-TlBB- :
mill hnlliH. SIM lp and h.-ilrtreatmeiit , nmnlciiro
and chlroiioiliBt.lIrH.l'OBt..llHW S.l.r > th.AVUhm > ll blk
HU
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U -IF YOU EARNESTLY DUSIHE QUICK. AD-
\antaspons , honorable mmriatrn Bond lc ( ) for
New Year's Number ilatrlinanliil NCWH , Uercuri
mailed In plain W4il l envelop. Jloirur , ' "J8 E.IHI
dlji Htroct , Now York , M741ID , 27 *
UVIA VI IS A HOME TREATMENT HEALTH
book iind consultation tna. SeudnanioOOl N.
Y , Lift ) Itldtr , Uidy ultcndunt. M877J2 *
-A LADY NUSIO TKACHKR WILL KX-
ctiuiiKii nluno or orjran li'ssoim for room und
hoard. AdUrcHH Y7. llceompc. W0fl7 H
MONKY TO I.OAN RtJAL ESTATE.
, lOo a line each liiHonlon , $1JU ) a line iwr
month , Nolhhur taken lor Ifat than 'Jic.
r MONEY 1X3 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES.
Tbo O , V. Davis Co. , 1503 Faruuni si. 815
W-LOANSON IMPROVEDANUIIHIMPHOVED
city propi'ity , * .1.00(1 ( and upwurdH. 0 to Otj per
rent ; no dulxyn. w.Fanmm Smith .V Co.lil2O Faniu'n
810
WANTHONYLOAN ANDTRUSTCO. , ! 118 N. Y.
Llfr.limclHiit low iMtt'a foroholco Bi-rnrlty on
Nebraska unit lown f anus or Omalm city property ,
H17
\V MONKY TOIjOAN A.TI/3WKST 11ATKS ON
< i Improved and tinlmprovnd Umalw itsal nutate ,
1 to 0 j ears. Fidelity Truat Oo. , 1702 Farnani.
818
V -MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES
\ Apply to W , 11. Molkle. Flrat National Ilk bids.
8 ID
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , $1.60 a line per
monlli. Noihlnc taken forlrsj than 25u.
' " " " " *
V MOTE'Y"TO LOAN-
V W will loau you uuy sum which you \vlnh ,
fcinall or I.'inro. at thu lowest poablblo rutea , In the
iiulckent pouHlblo tlmo , and for any lunirtli of tlmo
loHultyon , You can pay it baek In aueJi install-
iiu-iitB u you wish , when you AvlBh. and only
p.iy for U an lonjr as you keep U. You can borrow
oil HOUSEHOLD VTIRNrTURK AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAliONS ANI ) CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OT1IKH SUCUKITY ,
Without publicity or rcmornl of tiroperty.
OMAHA MOKTtlAGKlOAN CO. ,
HOO SOUTHOTH STREET.
Flrut floor above llio Blrurt.
TIIH OLDEST. LAUGE3T AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA ,
820
: V-DO YOU VANT MOtfRYt
t W will loan you ANY SUM youUh on your :
-.FURNITURK , PIANOS. HORSES , WAGONS.
JUAURIAUKS. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. Mo.
- . \Voirlyoinoinptnlleullontoan appllcatloiia ,
tanit will carry your loan na Ions : a * you wUh.
: You can retinue the cost ofcurryuur your loau
; by K payment at any ttmo. Them 1 uo publicity
.or removal ol nraimrty.
' . FIDELITY LOAN CIOHANTEE Ca ,
: Room 4. Wltlinull block.
: Cor. 13lu aud Huraey st .
t 821
MONEY TO LOAN OHATTELa.
Conttnwd ,
V-WILt , I OAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
Aciirlty ; ntrlctly connileiiti.il. AK. Harrla , room
l.Conllnontql block. 822
V-MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES , WAGONS.
Aplanoannt ] furniture ot all kinds. lliiMnosa
contldcntlal. Fred Terry , room 430 , Range Work.
M5SO
BUSINESS CHANGES.
RalPi , lOe a line MOh Insertion , $1RO a line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than 2T c.
YJCASH"COAb1SwSIN"KS31 : FOR ; SALK CHJUP.
Siimll capital required. Address t > oc 482 ,
llii tlng . Ncbr M873 7 *
\r-FOR SALE , AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAO-
i tnrlnf plant I with poslllon In the onico If o d ( > -
sired ) , $10,000.00 to $15,000.00 cash required. No
traden conslderPd , The company has an o lab-
llnhcd trade on n i-cndy felllnjr arilclo nt n cooil
pront. Address 3 f.O lice. H23
V TiUMHKIl AND COAL YARD FOR SALE
J. Retail tmshicn- York , Nob. , a city ot B.OOtl
Inli.iblt.inlH. County scat. Only one oilier j-artl In
clly. Host liuBlncR1 * oponlni In llm Btato. For
partloulara address D. C. Bell , York , Neb.M708
M708 0
V-A FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO HNTER
1 nn olil.e-ifiblNhfMl tmMiio . Will biopon Jnnu-
nry I. Incroaw of biiilnosi , initklut deslrablo ml-
illtlonnl caiiltal which may bo active or nllent on
miaranlD < tl Ipjflllmato ivtitrin. Corre iioartpiico
orlnlerrlou-MOllcltod. Win , Fleming li Co. . 1 Itli
and UouclriB ntroct. M502
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYINO OREF.NHOUSK
butlnusn , anil frroonhouaci to rent. It. S. Me-
Oec , Council Illurrs. M882 8
V WANTED , PARTNER IN FIRST-CLASS
i roHtatirant ! well patronized by best clans of
trailn : niUBt bo. cap.iblo of handlinif canht nm.iU
capital and Hplendld chance to rlRht man , For In
formation call at Canadian einploynienl ofllco ,
160H Putnam. M004 0 *
Y FOR SALE , A DESIRAuLE OPF.NINR FOR
hardware bunlnras In eaalorn Nebranka. Stock
will Involeo about $ jnun. Oood reanoni for Bcll-
Imr. Apply to Rector A Wllholmy Co. , loth and
JackHun , Oinnlia , 1)41 ) 10
-FOR SALE , NICE MEAT MARKET , GOOD
location ! cheap for cnnh. Good roanoii for
Belling. AdilrcHB Y 1 , lice onico. 1)40 ) 11 *
Y-IF YOU WISH TO SELL THAT HOUSE ,
that farm , thnt bimlnnfi of yourn , or trnilo
that niortir.iBpd property , or loan on Kllt-edcc so-
curlty that money you have been hoanllmr , come
IniinilHbutm. Llsl your IIOUHOR for rent with a
llvo linn. Wo have for sale n "HO.OOO.OO morteaife
on very valuable Doilijo slreet property ! a steam
carpet cleaning works , making an Incomoof over
9 < 2.til)0llo ) ye.irly , at a ( 'roat aci idee on account of
Hlckntws ! nlso Heveml oilier pooil bimlneHS
chaiK'i" ) : nnd for cxchaiiKO many Hno propertleH.
Davenport , V Waterman , 822 N. V. Life. MH58 0 *
YELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY FOR SALE AT
30 per cent of the value of machinery. A
chance you don't ffct every day. Oood location !
good trade. A. Holmati , receiver , 14tl Monroe
Htroot , Chicago. M1U11 '
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- FOR SALE , CHEAP. GROCERY STOCK AND
bnlUllne. A Hiiap It taken noon. AildreiH P. M. ,
Houston , Neb , Mflfl4 7 *
\r PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED
Llnmtrniicoaironcy , Address E. B. , cnro of post-
iniiBtor , Omaha. Xfb. MP48 12'
_
FOB , EXCHANGE.
Rates , lOo n line each Insertion , Sl.'iO a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 'J.'ic.
1 OWN 100 :
Z
and D.ikota. Will Boll cheap or i-xeliaiifri ; for
mtlse.ghorues anil cattle. Add. Box 70 , Frankfort , Ind
825
r/ STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
/Jwant horses and cattle. Box 20 } Frankfort , Ind
H26
y-CLEAR EASTERN NEB. LAND TO EX-
/Jchanso for mdsc. P. O. Box ; 103 , Fremont. Nob.
D17"
TJ 80 ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOR
A/grocery / Block. Price . 42,000.00 : 4 miles from
Central City ; 40 acres In cultivation , balance til
for cultivation. Address lock box 40.1 , Central
City , Neb. M470 D18 *
/ 100 TO 1,200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK SOIL
h for mdsc. D. J. Wllaon , Norfolk. Neb
M033 D21
7-FORSALEOR EXCHANGE , OOOD LIVERY
/Jbarn In treed town. Will trade for tock of iroods
hardware , seed work horHps or for good land
lluvo irootl l < md In South Dakota will tr.ide for
stock of goods. AdilreSH , J , II. EnzleIda Grovn.I.i.
720d2t !
FOR SALE KEAL E3TATK.
Rates , lOc a line each Insurtlon , $1. " < 0 a line per
month. Nothlne taken for luss than 25c.
THARM FOR SAtE.
JL A choice , well Improved 40-aore tract In Sarpy
county , within ono mile of tlio-towu of. La Platta ,
anil only thn-ii miles from new Fort Crook ; two
railroad Htatloim near by ; taxes Hint In IhU
county : nearness to Fort Crook , Omaha and South
Omaha himirea ( 'ood and permanent markets for
( tartlen truck , Bmall fruits , butter , eggs and poul
try , bi'Hldcs usual farm products. 1 can oiler this
Hplendld property at an attractive prlco for nhhort
llniu. Waller G. Clark , 1218 Haniey Bt. 370 Di3
OR SALE. ON SMALLMONTIILY PAYMENTS ,
line ncro lots ou Q St. , half way between Sey
mour Park and Soutli Omaha. No Interest. J. A.
Dodge , 1201)3. 2.'illi t. 048 10
USINESS BLOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE
eastern Nebraska. P. O. box 10J , Crpston. Nob.
M718 D23
TOll SALE AT A BARGAIN , AN ELEGANT
X nearly new frame residence , ten roomx. ull
modern Improvementa , faclnff on Hanxcom park ,
very desirable. Apply to John Dale , 2110 New York
Lite. M770 8
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
ortrado. F. 1C. Darling- , Barker blk. 820
S10HNKR LOT. PLAINVIEW ADDITION , CHEAP ]
WAUUics No. 13 West 12th street , Kansas City.
M031 0
FRUIT FARM AT A BARGAlNi74 ; ACRES 1M
mllcB from clly limits : 42r apple trues ; fi.OOO
bjarlui ; ( frai > eH : 100 cherry trees ; 60 plnnm : Bmall
fruit. D. J. Hutchlnson li Co. , 017 Ilroadway.
Council Bluffs. M003 JS
'HOUSES WINTOiBUD.
Rales , lOc a line each limortlon. $1.50 u line per
month. Nothing taken forlesa tlmn 25c.
H ORSES WINTERED A SPECIALTY. APPLY
to Cotton's burn , corner ICth and Cans Htrueta.
M-J23 D ! ) '
HOUSES WINTERED * 0 PER MONTH. AD-
dress W. II. Mlllard , Omaha National bank.
. 24.-I D9
fORSES WINTiREDSTUUEN,1230 PARKAVE.
L MIUI2
HOUSES WINTERED AT WINDSOR STAHLES-
IStli and Davunport. Will receive lioat of earo
Tornmru.iHonublo. M381 Ull *
HORS ES WINTERED ! $4 PER MONTH : AD-
drcttti Hopper Dros. , Elkhorn , Neb.
Neb.M.107 D22'
TJORSES WINTERED. FAIR GROUNDS , $ (1 ( & $ B
O. : hay A. irruln tn'lcu a day ; every lioruo box
Klnnry Uro . or J. T , Wllhrow. Ti'UIOU.
M700 10'
LOST.
HatcH.lU'ca wordnrHthmcrtioiilea word llicro-
nfter. Notnlnr taken for ICBI than 25c.
LOST-STRAYEDTilAY M"AnTrWEIOIrTAlioUT
) imundH. Return to 110 S.SlHt avcnuo nnd
eel reward. 1112 li *
APIISUM OF MONEY MONDAY EVENING.
Finder call at 318 N , Y. Llfo bnlldhif und ro-
celvu rownnl 031) fl *
T OSTICK WOOL FASTENER , WllAPPKD IN
-iJMi'H. Ileiihou'Hi dropped from currluirn on llio
way home. Reluiii to Mrs. John Mcfiim-rn , 111,17
South 3 : < d. MOJ7 0'
DH.ES3MAKINO.
Kates , lOoalliiBoaoh hmertlonl.SOiUuo ; per
monlli , Kothtnir taken for leaa than 2.1e ,
'
"
WR.U'PERS , $2. 1)00 N , S4 th
827
170R SALE. HLOCK Of STOCK IN A HANK IN
i thlH city , dotuRU irootl bnalne . elylae promlso
of lanro ( ncrcaHO and lutndaomo rcturnu. Addroaa
llox 70Ucity , 7iu u
WANTEDDRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES ; CAN
Blve beat of rotei-onco. Address X U7 ilcu.
ilcu.U10
U10 5'
UNDEBTAKERSANDEMtB&liEMRS
Kates , 10o a line nacli luserUon , $1.00 a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for l < m than * . ' .lr.
. . . ( FORMERLY WITH JOHN G ,
--/Jacobs , deceased | later wlthM. O. Maul ) , under
taker and embalniur , 01SS 10th ut , Tel. O'JU.
, 831
HK. HURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
rmbulmer , 1018 Chicago nt , Tel. 00. 8aa
WANTED TO BORROW.
Rates , too a Una each Insertion , fl.GO a line per
niontU. Notlilns tnkou for lesa than 20o ,
17IOHT TO TEN PER CENT PAID ON ANY
-Ijsum of money ; lom secured by llrttt morhraeu
on rood Omaha real cslaio , Alex Moore , Wl New
York Llfo butldln ? , Man D20'
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Rates , lOcalluupacli limerllou. tl-50a line per
month. Nothlnr takeu for lo lliau 25c ,
auqulro a wo'klnz knowledge of shorthand and
typewriting al A. 0. Vaii-S ul'H school of hort-
tiand , 01UN. Y Life. Typewriters lo rout , 828
"
PAWNBROKERS.
llatun , lOoa llnetutch lanortlon , S1.6U n lluu per
month. Nolhlng taken for less than 23c.
SONNENBERH. DIAMOND HROKER. 1SO5
DoucIaH u Louu money ou diamond * .
walclioa , otc. Old cold und nil r or bought , Tel.
Rntcs , lOon line each ln ortjau. $1.no a line per
month. Nothing taken for loaMhan g.-ic.
EW AND SECOND HANDCALE9.ALL KINDS.
Addrosa Bordtm A Sclleclolrt ' , |
' ' ' 8u :
MUSIC. ART AND r LANGUAGES.
Hates , lOc .1 llnnraoli Innortloh , $1.SO a line per
monlli. Nothing taken for lob-t tliin 2io.
_
/"I F.OELLENnKCK.IlANJOlST AND TEACHER ,
VJT.18H ) California Rt. < 1114
'MvKKir. ;
INSTUUMENTS placed oq'record Decem
ber 5,1893 :
WAP.TIANTT IIKF.IH.
J M WeMcrflplrt to U 0 llsirtloy. lot 12 ,
block n , Uotnor & Archor's add to
Smith Utnalm t COO
Charles llulltt and wlfo lo Ullluu
Aborcrotnblc , lot 5 , block 10 , Uiunlm
Heights 45
O Y 1 it-own to Marl In Habolsteln ot al ,
so so sw and so no 10-KJ-10 7,200
K I ) Mcndlmlior and wlfo to Andrew
Nelson , lot 10 , block 11 , llunscom
I'ltico. . 2,000
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. *
, TT Croft to CO Llttlefleld. nl { of sj ;
of sw nw 3-15-13 ( except 1G8.V32U
feet ) 1
Krnnk Colpotro-r und wife to R O
llatc.s , lot 23 , iJavonport'a subdlv. . . CO
DF.it)3. :
H 11 Iroy ( rottnty trcnsurcr ) to Plilla-
ilolplim Mnntifucttirln ) ? and Trust
company , lot 14 , block 10 , lluiwom
' Place , ,
O A Itcmiotl ( special mustur ) teST
Atwater , lots 1 and 4 , block 1 ,
Tlioniiison & ( lees * add 700
Same tn Central Loan nnil Trust coin-
puny , lot G , block 8 , H V Smith's itdd 1,452
E.I Collins ( special master ! to W It
Wndtlell , lot l7 ! , block 1 , Orchard
Hill 834
Sntuo to Setli Dickey , lot 0 , block 8 ,
Patrick's id ! add , 1,200
Same to ! ' ACrnlRli , lot 10 , block 0 ,
Kountzo & It's add 8,000
Total amount , of transfers S 10,670
BUREAU. SUES * CO. . SOLlOtTOUS.Iloo
Hulldltis. OMAHA. NKU. Advice
RRILWRY TIME GRRD
OmahaU. | P. Dupot. lUtli and Alnrcyl Omaha
"S.35pm | " St. Louis Cannon Hall 112.35pnii
TALKS UN HIS URDEli.
Governor Lnwclllnc Gives tlio Ilengona
AVIiIch Proinptotl Him to Issue It.
TorEKA , Dec. 5. Governor Lowclltngts
olrculnr of executive clemency to tramps la
attributed Tiy many to bo instigated If not
actually written by G. C. Clemens , a local
attorney with an anarchistic sentiment , who
attends the anniversaries of Chicago'
Hay market participants. The governor ,
however , today aatd : "I havn been deeply
impressed with the poverty and distress
prevalent. Ingalls , you know , says there
are a,000,000 men trumping. Kansas nas
her share. I know something of the suf
ferings of this unfortunate but deserving
class. Many a night huvo I wandered up
and down the streets of the city -which a
quarter of A century afterward , gave us the
World's fair.I was without niono.y for
food or work to got It , subject to arrest. A
short time since , I learned that many un
fortunates of tint , class 'wcro in Jail at
"Wichita , Newton' and other towns in Kan
sas , and determined to issue this order to
police boards.
"My circular applies to men whoso only
sin is their enforced idleness and to thoin
only. For that class the rock pile ahall bo
abolished iii Kansas so long tin I am gover
nor. MOD who commit offenses against so
ciety are not protected by the circular.
There is no anarchy In tlio sentiment
or in the spirit of the circular , ana no falr-
ininuca man win so construe4u Altiny liun-
sus cities have their Jails full of "trumps. "
nnd my action was intended to stop the
practice of arresting men on the ground
of being without visible means of
support. Of course the t-ircultir affects only
llvoclllo.s Topeka , Wichita , lyon von worth ,
AtchUon and Fort Scott , , but I hope the po
lice authorities of "other bltlcs will recognize
its fairness and exorcise ; lliu smno spirit of
Immunity in the discharge' , b'f their duties , "
In \\rofn.-ivu' .
A complaint was fllcG'bi izzle IjOivltowltz
alleging that Pearl LuclAfc r sold her mort
gaged property to the valgfl , of * 30. When
the accused was bro-jnjlituMnto' ' court the
] mgo ! told the acting awi&tout prosecutor
that the complaint was a state case and
should haveboon , Urawmkv JSaloy or some of
Ills USSistlUltS.
j , ( jo-j
j-iii
xtolo n C'u ( | ( ,
Miss Alice McShanet aJtenographor for
Furay & MoArdle , had ! a' < lTaluablo cloak
stolen Monday aftcniow ) Jffom the lira's
oilica In the Arlington lUorflr. The thief 1s
unknown , although &uiildou jtolnts to an
unknown man who-was In tlio ofllco during
the nftornooiu The ifyott " vas reported to
the police.
rtc\v < ; uer ut Nrbraxka City ,
Thettppointnietttof NoaU Miller of Fair-
bury as gauger at the Nebraska City distil
lery was received yesterday. Mr. Miller
succeeds Emraous Rolfc , vrhose appointment
was one of the tlrst made byl'resldont Harrison
risen , und who lias continued iu ofllcc until
now.
When Baby was sick , uo garo her Castorla.
VThea she was a CUUJ , blui cried for Outorlo.
When Elio became Hisa , cho clung to CattorUv.
When Eho Uad CMldrou/aiio gave tUom Castorla
GOLDEN SPIKE IS DRIVEN
Spearfish at Last Got * in Touch with the
World's ' Pulso.
BURLINGTON EXTENSION COMPLETED
Womlorfnl Country Opened Up by n Now
Jto.nl To iJlHciit * the ran * Question
Unto CuUliiB Stopped liy u Clover
lUisc Unit Notes.
. The scenic route o ! tlio nortlnvost , ns the
Spout-pish extension of the liurltngtoa will
undoubtedly bo known , linn been oouiptotcit ,
the lust foot of truck being ; laid Monday ,
On Thursday , ix glorious tluy for Spoarilsh ,
tlio golden sulko which .lohii A. Clark bas
been treasuring for boven long ycnrs VMS
driven homo by the 1'itlr hands of half n
dozen representative women of Snearfish ,
who saw In tills net a new world opening to
themhedged about ns ilia.v htivo boon by the
frowning peaks of the codar-covcred Black
Hills.
There wns a big celebration last Friday
nhon the track ontorcd Siioarllali nt the
rate of thlrt.v-thrco leet every llvo minutes ,
bunds played , fair women assisted In tlio
oolobrntioD , the mayor of SncarllsU wus
prominent mid every thing about the place
waslnastato of wild excitement over the
advent of a connecting line \vttti the world
beyond.
Tlio Burlington people had expected to bo
in Spearflsh by September , but one lUillculty
after another had to bo overcome , risht-of-
way matters had to bo settled , causing ex
asperating delays. However , all the ob
stacles have beou overcome , the road is Into
Spoarllsh and f reljrht trafllc will probably bo
commenced some ttmo next week , by which
tlmo the track will bo ballasted and In run
ning ardor.
Much can and will bo said of this now line
touching southwest Dakota. It traverses
the must rugged portions of the Black Hills ,
passing tlirough magnificent gorges and
canyons , the scenery Is full of grandeur
and the reals of engineering skill
win compare favorably with any in ino
mountains of Colorado. In some places the
grade is i > per cent , which to the railroad
man means a world of dinicultics to be over
come. At one place on tlio road , as the track
winds about the ledge of the canon , it Is
very easy to drop a stone from the upper to
the lower trade , 1,500 foot below.
The now line extends fiom EnclOWootl ,
which is th < 3 Junction point on ttio main line
of tlio Burlington , to Spourflsh , a distance.of
some twenty-five miles. The names of the
stations on the line have finally been decided
upon , as follows : Englcwood , Aztec , Port
land , Elmoro , Savoy , Maurice and Spearilsh.
IOWA'S COMMISSION Kl'.rOltTS.
Information * Sought Ilcnloit by tlio Rail
way iManngors at Impossible to Give.
DBS MOINES , Dec. 5. [ Special 1'ulegram to
THE BKE.J Tlio sixteenth annual report of
the Iowa Railway commission was illod to
day. It is not as largo as usual , on account
of the separate report of each company being -
ing omitted. Much of the information that
the board is required by law to obtain is Im
possible to secure In any way. The railway
managers say tboy are not in posses
sion of it themselves. In reply to
the commissioners' questions , the railway
managers have said that thcv could not
separate the cost of transportation per mile ,
equipment , capital stock , debt , bonds , in
terest paid and many other items pertaining
to Iowa from the whole , as these
cover the ' whole , and cannot by uuy
means bo' exactly apportioned to tlio Iowa
lines. Neither can they give the actual cash
value ot the Iowa lines , because there is no
way to measure it. The railway managers
seftm to regard many of llicso questions as
superfluous and impossible to answer.
The report shows an increase in the1 mllo-
ago during the year. In 18'Ji it was 8,407.81
miles , and this year it is S,50uB3. There is
an inoio iso of 29.72 per cent in the tonnage
of freight hauled in Iowa during the past
year over the previous year. Tlio total ton
nage of freight shows an increase of 31.12
per cent in total amount on all the lines re
porting. The number of employes has also
increased considerably and there has been r.
large increase in the total amount of wages.
Besides these statistics the report gives ex
tensive reports of all the complaints that
have been before the board during the year
against the railway companies , though
scarcely any of these amount to much. All
the board's litigation before the supreme
court is also reviewed by the attorney gen
eral , and the decision in the joint rate case
is given in full.
HIMtE'tf A SCI1IC.MK.
A ISoston I'npor l'rop : > scs a I'luu to Iteor-
Siiii IZH tlio Union 1'ncilic.
BOSTON , Dec , 5. The Boston News Bureau
suggests the following reorganization plan
of the Union Pacific : ' 'It is submitted that
if nn attempt to rearrange the 233,000,000 ,
of Union Pacific indebtedness and give
full payment to the government
while earnings are decreasing , it can boat bo
done for all interests the creditors , thogov-
eminent and the public generally upon some
such comprehensive plan as the following ;
Tlio Union Pacific stockholders to surrender ,
ns at present , a majority control of property
to llio'government , which can bo represented
by snven directors out of twelve , one di
rector to ho appointed icacli year , ot
to hold life positions subject to
removal for cause , to have a liberal salary
and no other occupation , the government to
issue $ ! OU,000.000 Il.por cunt bonds ut , par ,
take up all Union Pacific stock at the average -
ago market value of the three years ending
January 14.18 ! > I , pay tlio govcriimc-nt debt ,
which the Untied States treasury will soon
bo called to pay , in full and leave from K > < V
030,000 to flOO.000,000 of those bonds in
the treasury of the Union Pacific , one-half
oflucli could Do used for the raising of the
property to the proper standard for a gov
ernment road and one-half to remain In the
treasury for future development. To make
thcso bonds perpetual at S per ount would
permit thorn to bo used at par as a basis for
bank circulation , "
Aonucil of Ititto Outline.
Some rate cutting has been irolng on by
two well KnoVrn roads and a well knawn
general passenger agent Imagined that his
competitors were playing "horse. " With
Ills usual ability to encompass nil matters
niTcctiiig the situation hero tlio aforesaid
general passenger agent sat down and wrote
letters to the representatives of tlio lines
alleged to bo engaged in ( ho "shady'1 trans
actions. Ho also intimated that the letters
would bo notices of the filing of u formal
complaint ugainat the roads for butchering
the business. Of course he dlun't hnvo tiny
evidence , nor did the representatives of the
roads charged with -violation of the agree
ment think anything about the statute of
limitations running , against said violations.
The letter had its effect , however , for
about 10 o'clock one night two violently
wrought up iudlvlduals called ut the homo
of the general passenger agent and bo-
suochcd to withhold the complaint. They
asked him how much , he know , and taking
out u virgin memorandum book tlio general
passenger agent proceeded to road a lot of
figures , wherein the railroad men had per-
uiluod their zeal /or the roads they repre
sent to got tliu bettor uf their dUcrotion.
They threw up their hands. Uuo man said
his head would bo chopped off if the com
plaint was Hied , while tliu other said It
would seriously embroil him on the spit.
Tlio general passenger agent finally decided
in drop the matter , which he did ,
To Talk A no lit
General Manager Dickinson of the Union
Pacific loft for Chicago Monday to attend a
meeting of the ircncnil umn.itrcrs yesterday
upon the question of issuing passes to cur
tain Interests , Itvis anticipated that after
the pans question \TnsdHi > osod of llio mineral
managers aiid general pabicntfur agents of
the tranncantitieatul liana will attempt to
got together upon some basis whereby tlio
rates may bo restored , The mooting called
at St. Paul this week , it is understood , will
talco place in Chicago.
No Kecclvi r for the Atcluaon ,
Cuifiao , Dae. fi. Vioo President I ) . U.
( toblnsou of the Atculsou road said today
regarding the report that A receiver was
soon to bo appointed for Uio A'.clilsoti !
' Tlicro Is not the slightest foun J.ition to the
story. It Is unlrtio from beginning to or.tl.
I hnvo today i eeolvcd ; \ cablegram from Mr.
Heinhnrt , who Is in Ktlropo , tolling mo
everything Is all rl h t In oror.r way. There
la going to bo no receiver for the Atchison ,
no matter what reports are spread of a con
trary nature. "
r.tmnptml Tart of thn Syntnim
CiiiCAtio , Dec. 5. In the foreclosure of the
Mercantile Trust company afitunst the Chicago
cage , Poem & St. I ouls Kn 11 road company ,
which was In hearing today in the United
Stuln.i circuit court , the motion to withdraw
the receivership from a part of the com
pany's system , the Jacksonville , Somorvlllo
& St. Louis Uuo , was granted. >
Union I'nnno Director ! Mnct.
NBW YOHK , Deo. r , . The directors of the
Union Pacific mot today to take notion on
the death of the late Frederick TJ. Amos ami
to elect a itirostor to fill the vacancy. His
son , Oliver Amos ( second ) , was elected n
director and also a member of the executive
eoiiitiilttoo. Iso business of public Interest
was transacted ,
Hnllwu.v NutPR.
Ooorgo A. MoNutt of the "ICaty" Is In the
city.Charles
Charles Kennedy of the Rock Island re
turns from Chicago yesterday.
R. A. Benson of Atlantic , la. * agent of the
Rock Island at that point , is in tl.o city in
charge of a party of fourteen pirsons cnroulo
to I..OS Angeles via Vl. Worth.
It is rumored that Commissioner Utt of
the Commercial clue Is trotting ready to re
sign his place to devote "his whole energies
to the Omaha Bridge and Terminal com
pany's new lino.
Receiver E. Etlery Anderson is expected
to arrive In Omaha either Sunday or Mon
day , coming westward via Jacksonville ,
where ho is also in demand as one of the
receivers of the Jacksonville & South-
eastern.
ORlclals of the Missouri Pacific and the
Omaha Bridge and Terminal company will
go to St. Louis this week to complete the
arrangements for u connection ot the latter
with the former system about Oraco strcot.
If this connection is made it will glvo the
Missouri Pacific access to Council Bluffs.
ft > VU3U'l.iTB.
After Mnnj opt and Dim-in HfltclMtt Juror *
In tlio Couslilln Ctinn lluvo Itouu I'onirl.
CIUCAOO , Dec , 5. Tlio jury in the Coughlin
case was completed last evening. The defense
exercised Its peremptory challenge on Hot-
man Husch , a restaurant man , who has lived
In Chicago for three years and who said ho
had never heard of the Cronlti case until last
Saturday.
Jerrv ITlynn , the clerk suspended a week
ago on suspicion of having tampered with
the Jury list , was reinstated. iTlynn filed
an uuldtivit declaring his Innocence of the
charge against him.
Tills morning at the Instance of the de
fense Juror Taylor was dismissed by Judge
Tuthill. The court , in dismissing the Juror ,
said that there was nuthinc against Taylor's
character , but that ho had made mistakes
in his examination as venirotnan which
necessitated the dismissal. Thus , for the
third time the jury was left incomplete and
prepa ratio to secure another juror were
begun.
With unexpectedly little delay the twelfth
juror was secured. Hiram Wadltugh is the
name of the man who took Juror Taylor's
place. Wadloigh Is a river boatman.
After the jury was sworn in , Judge Wing ,
for the defense , stated that ho would try to
prove the evidence of Mrs. Andrew Fey In
competent and nskcd that the state be in
structed to omit nil mention of her expected
testimony n its opening speech. Mrs. Foi
ls the woman who , it Is sain , claims that her
husuand was one of the conspirators , and is
reported to have learned muith from him in
his moments of remorse regarding the case.
The court took the matter under advise
ment.
It .was reported this'afternoon that Rev ,
Father Sc-anlon of the Roman Catholic
cathedral of the Holy Name would bo
placed on the stand by the state to testify
us to the statement made to him by O'Sulli-
vau at thajolict penitentiary a few week's
before O'Sullivan's death. The relation
ship of priest and confessor docs not enter
into this statement , because Father Scanlon
did not visit O'Sullivau as a minister of the
gospel , but as a chance visitor , and there
fore the statement does not come within the
line of privileged communications.
In tills confession , it is alleged , O'Sulllvan
assured Father Scanlon that he had no
actual part in the killing ; that his under
standing was that'Dr. Cronin was to bo
kept a prisoner in tlio Carlson cottasjo until
ho should consent to give up certain papers
which it was believed he had.
Father Scanlon this evening said that as a
priostof the parish in which the county Jail
Is located , he had visited Iceman O'Sullivnn
and the other 'prisoners , but ho would not
have received from the iceman or the others
any slitoinciit * concerning crime except in
his official capacity as a confessor. A con
fession from any one , the priest added ,
would not be revealed under any circum
stances whatever.
CiinniUuns Guttlnc Information A limit Kn-
rorcpinmit of J'rolilliltory I MW * ,
KANSAS Cur , Dec. 5. J. E. Atkinson and
J. A. Ewan of Toronto , Canada , were in
Kansas City , Kan. , today. Mr. Atkinson is
a prohibitionist and Mr. Kwufi an antl-pro-
htbitionlst , and they are traveling togoth * i
for the purpose of gathering information
about the enforcement of the prohibitory
law , whcro such exists. They wcro sent out
by the Toronto Globe , which is favorable to
the prohibition movement. ATOto Is to betaken
taken on the question In Ontario , January I ,
but It will neither pass nor defeat the meas-
mo , as it is tn bo taken as a guido by tlio
legislature in acting on a prohibition 'meas
ure.
ure.Tlio two men spent two weeks in Iowa
Mr. Ewan says they got liquor In every
town they visited in that state and uses tins
as an argument that prohibition is not efl'cot-
Ive. "Blind tigers , " "holes-in-thc-wall"
and drug stores , however , oomo high , as Mr.
Ewan says they paid 40 cents for about 7
cents worth of very bad whisky In ono place.
U. Omaha , where there is a Sunday closing
law , ho and Mr , Atkinson made a tour of
three squares on Sunday morning und se
cured liquor in six out of nine places risked.
A few moments later , on visiunu' the chief
of police , they were blandly informed by
that olllcial that not n ninglo saloon was
open iu the city.
1'i.K.ib.isi' i'-uit ' int. Jtitrctss.
Uammlltcn on Coufaroiicu .Menu to Coin-
) > l te JU Iti'pirt.
PJTTSIICUO , Due. fi. The cornmlttco of oon-
fercnco on the theological seminaries , ap
pointed by the last Presbyterian general
assembly , mot.In this city this afternoon for
the purpose of completing1 the report to be
presented at the next assembly. Dr.V , U.
Young of Danvlllo , Ky. , who is chairman of
the committee , sdyn an effort will bo made to
formulate some plan bv which the relations
between tlu church and seminaries will bo
moro intimate and tlie control more etieclivo
without intoi-forlng with the rights of cither ,
Uev. Dr. Bartlett of U'asliiugton , D. C. , n
member of tlie committee , said whatever
plan was devised must mtan thu expulsion of
JJr. Briggs from the Union Theological sem
inary , or his return to the church at the
cluirch'j terms , tf
Oremitrrcl to Fight Tumnmtiy ,
NEW YOHK , Dec , 5. Tlio political move
ments headed by JuJire McOreary , the
Sleekier brotlu-m nud other anti-Tammany'
lies , took definite form last night under the
natno of the "Independent County OrgutiUa-
lion. " The purpoao of the movement , us ex-
plninod at the mooting , is to unite men of
both parties nnd of all xtiadus nt political
thought In order to overthrow the domina
tion of Tammany hall iu this city. Its effects
will bo entirely local. National and state
ixiiiUcnl organizations will bo entirely
ignored ,
ln for > i Six Mouth * C.'ruUu.
fljsw YOIIK , Doo. 5. The United States
revcnuo cutter Grant is off today fora 11,000-
mile cruise. She has MOI-CB to laxt six
months anil in bouiid for Kan Francisoa. Her
eventual destination is patrol In the North
Piclfio and Puset unuud. A iMiikt flr bat
tery of the iriift , ' . Schfooder typo has Just
been put aboard of her. Ainuuir the ports In
her itinerary Is llio. She will bo duo at San
Francisco Murch 18.
3arangQ3 Must Not Bo Paid Until Benefited -
* fited Property is Atssssjcl ,
RESOLUTION TO THE CONTRARY IS VETOED
Position of the Mnyor Suntnlnod bjr thf
City Council other Ilimlneii Done
nt the Clly Unit
I.ml
The city council hold a short session last
night. Another meeting , the third con
secutive ono of the wcok , will bo hold this
evening1 , when It Is thought the accumula
tion of business will bo i-loaml up.
The ma.\or sent iu a veto of the concur
rent resolution directing the city ttwisurot
o make tender and pay awauls made by
bo appraisers to acquire land for a park in
the southwestern part of the city. Ills
reason was that under the charter na
amended no motioy should bo taken out ol
llio park bond fund for the payment of such
lamagos until the special benefits to abut *
.Ing and adjacent property have boon
issossod. and this has not been done. A
'urthor reason was that most of the prop-
; rty owners whoso land was appropriated
'
'or the uontliwcst park have appealed to the
ilstrict court from the award of damages
nado by the appraisers , and the cases are
now pending and undetermined In the dis
trict court.
Mr. Elsasscr believed the position of the
mayor wns not right and ho did not think
the veto should bo sustained.
Mr. Munro maintained that tlio mavor'n
position was right and tliu veto should be
sustained. Mr. Uowcll and Mr. Edwan'a '
desired the opinion , of Mr. Council on llio
subject.
The city attorney aaid all questions ol
lionellts should b < 3 considered by llio council
as a board of cqallzalion. Ila thought , how-
ivor. that the benefits should bo determined
by the council before money is drawn from
the park fund to pay damages. Whatever
amounts in benefits are itctorinmed will reduce -
duce that much the sum required to be taken
from the park fund , leaving-a nalanco to bo
used In boautlfylng the tract. Ho thought
no time would bo lost if a louder of damages
were not immediately made , as the dissatis
fied parties had gone into court.
Mr. Specht wanted thu matter loft to the
couucllmon from the First and Second wards
and the city engineer.
After further discussion n vote was taken
on the veto. The veto was sustained by the
following vole : Ayes : Brunor , Edwards ,
llowell , Jacobsen. McLeario. Munro , Prince ,
Sauiidora , Spojht , Steel. Thomas. Nays :
Bechel , Back , MuAmlrowa. Elsasser.
The papers In the case wera then referred
to the First and Second ward delegations
and cltv oncineor.
The notice of the comptroller that the
sewer maintaining fund Is exhausted and
the lighting fund is nearly so was referred
to the commltteo on finance.
John \V. Fead filed an application to rent
a .space in the rotunda of the city hall lor u
cigar stand. The request was referred to a
committee.
Upon request of Chief of Police Soavoy
and recommendation of Mayor Bomls the
use of the council chamber was granted for
the meeting of the chiefs of police of the
state to bo hold December III.
The Wimptrollor was directed to withhold
any warrants ordered Issued for damages by
reason of the opcnlne of Seventeenth street
from Castellar to Vinton streets , until u
cloud on the title of the property to bo
icquircd Is lifted.
The salary appropriation ordinance for
November was passed.
Y. M. . C. A. STATE CONVENTION.
of tliu Mt-iitnii ; Sponkcrs AVIio
\V1II Ilrllvur Aflili-cisi-ft.
The fourteenth annual convention of the
Young Men's ' Christian association Is to beheld
held at Fremont , Friday , Saturday and Sun
day of this week. So\crnl of the best
speakers and best informed association men
in the country will bo present.
Mr. Robert Wcidcnsoll , the pioneer secre
tary of the international committee ; Edwin
Burritt Smith , member of the international
committee from Chicago ; Charles K. Obcr ,
traveling secretary of the international com-
mittco ; Edsvin lj. Hamilton , railroad secre
tary of the internatloi.al committee ; Ala ] r
Elijah Ilulford of Omalri : W. A , Mairoe.
Mate secretary of Iowa ; Rev , I. N. Kin-loot
Philadelphia ; Chancellor Canllold.St tto uni
versity ; President Warren of Gates cell * ga
tuid llio monikers of the stnio couimiue- : >
will bo present. Leading association mc-ii in
the state licsliloH the general iecrotaries will
all contribute to make the convention the
greatest success poBsibtc- .
En'ertaimnent will bo provided nil ac
credited delegates from the associations and
any young men from towns where there are
no associations who dcsiro to attend. Tnu
railroads give return tickets , reduced rate.s
of fare , provided 150 delegates purchase full
faro tickets to Fremont , and secure certifi
cates to ) hat effect from ticket agents. Fol
lowing Is the prop ram of the convention :
Fildiiy Afternoon 3:00 : , devotional scrvlcn ,
conducted by John li. Mur.sliiill , jr. , Lincoln :
nrxanlrntlon ; "Tho 1'nruosa of Our Coining , "
1'iof. V. W. Tiiyldr , Lincoln : work of tliucol-
lcji > iissoclallmrJicnwIsoMuU'iiipnts by delo-
Kiitosi , cimdnc-lefl by Mr. C. 1C. Obcr , hccrotary
intoi national committee ; uddrcs ? , Mr. L' , 1C.
Oborj report of hlitlo committee , II. II. Bald-
rldco.
J Vldiiy KvcnltiR 7:00 : , snuclal prayer seiv-
IPO. conducted by 1'iof , II. U. Cnrbotl , York ;
7iO : : , nddrcssi'.s ' of wi'lcoine , on tlio part of Hip
churches. Kuv. fi. AI. Iirown ; on the part of tlo :
elty , .Mr. I. I * . l < nnmU ; tin llut part of the as'-o-
i-laiion , MrV. . I ) . Iti'ynolds ; ruspniuu , II , II.
HaMi'lilce , elialimun Mate committee ; bilut
it'pnrlH from t.'io association ( limited In two
mimili-y uiu-li ) ; aililro-i , "TJio Association :
Uhofiilnnd Daservlns of nncnurnxomont tuirt
Support , " Major Klljnli llnlford , Omaha.
SlornliiK 0:01) : ) , "I'lio Holy Spirit
thu rower in tin,1 Individual I.lfc , " I'reshlcnt.
Warren , ( jiilos collect' , Nnllplij " ( jBttlng a
( ! ilp on MI-II'K l.l i.s , " < lr. K. < 1 , rjih-onl , HCC-
ret-iry. North I'laito'lli ; poiislljlllty of
Individual jMi'inber.s tn llio Stale \\'orii , " Mr.
W. A. Miisuo , .statiecrolii : v. hnvii : "Ne-
bruHkn'H I'ohltlnii In llio Association NVoi-liJ , "
Mr , ltot ) ( it Wc'ldei ell , uirrotary inter-
nntlomil commltlee ; tiiisliicss , state work for
tlio romlng year , ktutii comiiilunu's loport ,
Huluctlon of plai-u of ne.vl C'liivciitlon , pro
vision foi thuroik fiir I hu cumin : ; year , mis-
cellanmm * liiului > .ss ,
Sal iirduy Aflernoon2:00 : , hone sorvlco , con-
dueled by Mr.1 , A.I'ntlarKmi.Umaliftindilrrv * ,
"Mow l Study tbn Illble , " llov , I. N. K.irlu
I'lillailuhilila , Pa.i "How It ) Ituaeli tbu Hnyu1
Mr , I * . I * . Joliiison. lliihtllik' > il "Home of tin
Itc.st IViiiuies of lliu Veai- ' * Work , " dUcus-
fclnn conducted liyMr , d. 1C. While , lluittiluui
address , Uliuncnlloi't'uiillclil.Hluto iniivcrally ,
SiitutdayKvonln-j ! 7HO : , platform nicellii ,
"Tliu AssiK-iuttijii In llio I'lclil , " I'Aitmnx Kalf-
r.i.ul Mun , " Air. Kdwlu L. lluinilioii , Nuw
York ! "Ainonij Ctiniii.nrclal Travulurn , " Mr ,
.I.II.Vnn t.'aiivlicnl ; . Noll"lr mlilici * , "Tlig
\Vin HI Wide Mold , " ICUrlii llurrltt. Hn.ltli ,
Hibl : > ath Hoi-vine * OiflO n. in. , consecration
ineiMlnu' . Mr , JCUwIn lliiiiillton , lallrnud
sociutary Inlorniitlonal coiiiiuluoe ; lUi'JUu.
in.chntch fiorvk-i's , fli)0 ; ) p. in.mun'snnspul
inuullni ; , Mr , P , I' . Cai nilher.s , ijtuiurnl hi'iTi- .
tnry. llastln iailltik' iiH'.nliiL' , Mr. .liiiui 1C ,
DDUII. Ktinoral M'uruttiry , Lincoln ; lmy ' moui.
In ; ; , Mr , I * L , , lohiit > oii , Hiistlmrs ; 7)0 ; : ) p , in , ,
iilittform iiieotlngi Ulu : ) p , in , , fiiru eUiiicei <
Inu ,
t
Mi-iillmr * ' Nl ht ill tliu > . .M. O. A.
Thursday night one of the clmr.ictorlit'p '
ralllc.s ot tlio association men of Omaha will
bo held. An excellent program lias beoti
nvranROil. The musical fdaturcs of tlu
ovuningvill bo vocal and pluno Keleulloui
by Mr. John MoKwIni , and Mr , Miifllor ,
banjo and guitar bcloclltins ant ) recitations
by a trio of young ladies , Mr. Charles If.
Obcr , secretary of the international coin-
in lit co of the Young Men's Christian -.msocl-
ntion , wilt lii present nnd deliver tin addregs.
Mr. Frank ( lartlgun , instructor In the class
in algebra and higher mathotnaiirsvlll de
liver a brief address , speaking of tlio com.
mercliil vnluuof menial dUclpllnc.
Aliililm.1:00111 : for Morn MMinlior * .
Tlio gymnasium committee of the Young
Men's Christian association 1ms made largi
pUn for the accommodation of IU increased
metnborsliin thin year and lias purchased
200 new lockora for tlio gymnasium , which
huvo boon placed in a tpuoi.tl room ajiart
from the pcnoral tlrcsslug rour.i. The asso
ciation Is now nblo to piovliio ili-ossiiig com.
filiations fot-nll Us notv mumbcrs without
causing any delay pt ail , A chccl : room has
been opened in connection with the gjinna
slum for ilui safe keeping of coat , huts and
all vnluablos tliut the members may hava
upon their pcrsotii ,