THE OMAHA DAILY BEEA'THURSDAY ' , ] VCAY 2 , 1805
SPBC1RL NOTICES.
/iTcrtUcmenta for theto colnmnf will n
km until 12I3O p. m. for the orenlncnnrt
nntll 8 p. tn. for the morning nnd Sunday
trillion.
Aitttrtlm-rii , by reqnontlnif * nnmb r rt
< liccU , tan rmvo mmwcrs nddrr * c < l to
nuinlicrcd letter In care of The llee. An-
Hi cr no nddrcMctl will be drllTorecl upon
| ic entatlon of the tlicck only. Jlat ,
1 l-2c R xtoril , Orit Insertion , la word
hcrcaflcr. > otlilni ; tali on for ! < than S5o
for Unit Intcrtlon.
11it o adirortUemcnU mnit tun ronsecu-
fUcly.
SITUATIONU WANTED.
WANTKD , BlTtTATION IN CITY O COU.V-
try oltlce br practical printer , 6 years ixp rl-
enre In news nml Job cilice i sober ami liiilu -
trlou * KO > 1 reference * . AJJre s 711 Mills t. ,
Council Illufts , la. A (21 )
WANTED MALE
WANTID A VK\V Monn HOOD
to collect and sell Apply ISIS L > oueH
II MS-n-30
KXi'iniKNCin : : COACHMAN iupnnnNcis
txaulrcJ. W. II ItcCord , McOird , llmrty * Co.
11 MI07 5
WANTED. 1.000 MiN TO WIHTU MU TOOAY
for the recilpt ( atxvilutplx free. In plain n-ilca
ontc-lope ) which curcj me cif nervous debility ,
cxhiiUKtrtl vltiUlty , etc. AiMresa C. J. Wnlker ,
l x 1,311 , Kalitnian , Mich It MI65
HAItnilK. riHST-CLASS BTKADY
m n to BI > to wi > fk itimiloy. Address at once ,
S03 Ncbronka street , Slum City , la
IJ MIUl 2 *
WANT1ID , A ItUHINCSH MANAOKH TO 1'USII
an enterprlM" In town , intict Invest two ) and
Kl\vaVJ < ( X > bond , ho familiar with tlie prlnrU
pies of liratlnR and ventll itlon nnil tnlte Inunedl-
aUi cliart-e. Call at 1701 UoJse strvpt
lt-M < 7 3-
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
A U3 1OU HONC9T , SOUnn , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If so , engnge with us for 1695 , * 3 < a month ,
I3.COO a jcnr , you can make U easy , six hours
a day Our agenta do not compliln of Imnl
limes Wliy ; They nro liinUInK money selllnR
our I'erfecl on Dlnh Waiher , the only rractlcnl
family wmhcr mnnufarturnl , wa hta drlea
and polishes illehrs perfectly In two minutes ,
no experience necenary , a child of 8 operates
It easily ; cheap nnd durable , weight , thirteen
pounds : made of ar.tl-ru t h el steel , capac
ity. 100 pieces ; (19 000 for Its equal , every fam
ily wants one ; you don't ha\o to canvnra ; as
noon as people know you hava U for nale
they send for n dlih washer ; each agent's
territory protected ; no competition , we fur-
nlsli "ample ( weighs si * pounds ) In nice case
to lady agent * to take orders with , one agent
mide : H S3 f.ftt ten days Address for full
particulars Perfection ItfK. Co. , Englewood III.
WANTED , FIFTY CHIlLa l-OIl AU < KINDS
nf nnrlt. Canadian Employment Oll'cf , 1022
IQUKl street. C IIM Mi2
niisT.ci.AS3 aTms AT SCANDINAVIAN 7.
W. home Office 1618 Capitol avenue. Tel 1237.
C 723 3 *
FOB , HOUSE.
work. 2918 Dodge st. C 1S6
A COMJTTTENT OIIIL Fen aENEn.viuotwn -
work In urn ill family. Mrs Newman , 2.V19
Dodge street C 341-30
WANTI3D. OOOD COOIC AND SHCOND
at 1C15 Sherman a\e References reiiu'rml '
C IM 2-
WANTED. SALESLADY IN OUU DIIE8S
gnods department Apply between 10 and 12
and Z nnd 4 C. P. Adams Co , 1W3 Hoiv.-ucl st
f 1M !
WANTED COMPETENT OIIIL , FOU PIUST
work. 2037 Dodge St. , opposite High school.
C 154-3
WANTED. A G1HL TOR OENERAI , HOUSE-
wurk. except wnailing , references required.
Cull 122 South Mill street. Mrs. II O Hurt.
C M40I
WANTED. A OIRL TOR GENERAL. HOUSE ,
woik ; must ! Rood cook , reference icqulred
lira. Paul A. EnKllah. 1320 S. 2Uth ntreiH
C MO C
FOK RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. K. DARLINQ , DARKEH I1LOCK.
D 121
1IOUSC3MN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. I' . Davis company , 1503 Pnrliam D 123
HOUSES ; liUNAWA & CO. . 103 N. 1STH faT.
D-1I7
Toil RENT. 2413 CAI'lTOL AVENUE. 11
roams , modern. The O. P. UaUs company.
_
II. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMUIA.
D-1IC81
T08 PAHNAJt STREET.
\V. M. ItogerB. 1323 Farnam street. D-M32J
rOUR-ROOM 11ASEMENT. 511 S. 21TH STREET.
D-M13I M23 *
J'LEASANT DETACHED MODERN 8-ROOM
bouie ; nice lawn , barn. Inquire 2C03 Pierce st.
D-S47
t-UOOil HOUSE. INQUIRE 2711 DOUGLAS ST
D-M4J2
CENTRALLY LOCATED , 10-ROOM HOUSE ,
modern Improvements. Inquire 712 N. 13th
street. D-M33J
E ROOM COTTAGE. tM SOUTH 17TH AV
D 3O M2
NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 1533 SHER.
man a pnucs 130 ; 10-room modern house , Ilur-
dette. rear Sherman avenue , | 23. Dyinn Reed
Co. , 213 South lth street D M79S Ml
VERY DMIRAHLK HOUSES VACANT MAY
lit. J. H. Sherwood. 423 N. Y. Life. ' 1'hone 3S8.
D-877
FOR RENT-PLA1S AT NORTHEAST CORNEr
of llth nnd Howard streets. Newly papcrci !
and painted. Inquire room 314. 1st National
Dank Hide : . D 878 3
TURNISHKD HOUSB FROM JUNE 1ST , TO
family without young children , references re
quired. "U N. 22d t. D JU 30 *
COMPLinfi MODERN EIGHT-HOOM BRICK
tn Brove on Sherwood avence. J25.00.
Cliolce modern elKht-room Lrlclc , No. 6M North
T3rd street , tZ50t > .
Nice Plght-room frama residence. No. 2217
Spruce street , J22.CO
Elegant ten and twelve room modern tirlrk res
idences at southwest corner 23rd and California
very low rents.
C. A. Starr , 613 N. Y. Life
. . . D 189-30
NEW PLAT. 6 IIOOMB IIVTH AND HATH
room , gas , vater. 1112 S. ttlli D M1M S *
FOR RENT , NINE ROOM PURNIBHED
house , modern Will exchange rent for boart
tf desluM. Per particulars inquire 2 15 st
Man's a > c. or room 47 , Drunsnlilc hotel
hotelD
D 229
TWO C-ROOM COTTAGES. I PUIlNIHtlKD ,
modern , SQ2 So. 30th street. D-22S 3
TOll RENT 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT , LANOE
Mock. 606 S. 13lh St. D M-240 4
7-ROOM PLAT. RANGE AND ALL MODERN
conveniences. 701 8 Ktli street Charles W
IMIIer. tit Taxlnn block. D H283 M27 *
FINIS 12-lt. MODERN HOUSE 2019 niNNEY
sanitary plumbing perfect. Wltlmell , W7 N Y
Life. D-M3J3
ROOM COTTAGE ! MODERN , UEAUTITUL
H n nnd shade. 2it Miami. D M4C6
1 < TMASON. PLEAS \NT 8-ROOM MODERN
house ; cheap , tine location , liwn 92S New
Yorl J.1 fe. D-M113 4'
TO RENT , PURNISHED MODERN HOPSC"
lKht iXHiina and laundry , complete , near IHns
com purk. May 15th to September 13th Ad
drPKH N lit , llee D 342 2
1-OR RENT , SIX-ROOM HOUSE. SOS POUTI
21th street. 1 > M3U 2
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES , NEAR HIGH SCHOOf
IIS und 123 per month. Inquire 2616 Capitol a\e
D-42d 6'
S UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping , new park ; suitable for rnifn nnd
wife or two ladlrs ; modern. Address O 7. llee
D-M477 2
RENT FDR Nia HEP BOOMS.
FOR RENT , rURNlSHED ROOMS. COI 8 1STH
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ E-378 M3
MODERN ROOM. WITH HOARD. 4M CASS.
E M > M MH
D , 17. J10. 113. 2M N. 17TH
_ _ _ E-39-J.5'
NICK SOUTH FRONT ROOM WELL FUU
nlilicd , private fanUly. Call 2412 Cass street.
_ _ _ _ _ i.M233- :
KAHT FRONT ROOMS , FURNISHED OR UN
furnished ; modern ; board If deshrd. ( IS N. 23 < t.
K-M3a
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
llOt'SEKKEI'INO ROOMS : CONVENIENT
cheap , cool ; laruc lawn. Wll 81 , Mary's.
E-MI50 r
_
TWO NICELY FURNJSIIRD ROOMS FeT
rent. 2JOS Farnam st. E 437 3
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL MODERN
conveniences , 2101 Paniam itre t. K MtM 4
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOAIto"
HOARD AND ROOM. JIM WKEIC. 2207 FAR
naro street. _ P U203 S *
IIOOMS WITH HOARD ; FINE LOCATION
1813 Chicago. _ F MJ23
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD. "tJToI
pla. 1T21 Daxcnport utrttt. F JI17S
* T-URNISHED
KICELY SOUTH FRONT ROOM
with or without board , lst Douclis ,
. F--M479 4
_ _ _
COOL FRONT ItOOM& UILI IDB , 1STH AND
I 13-
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
FOR RENT , TWO UNFURNISHED IIOOM&
HIT Dodre ttre t. O M130 K *
, IAY 1 FOUR OR FIVE nEAUTIFCL ROOMS ;
city and cistern water. Bit So 23th tO t
O IKS'
I OR RENT aTOKKa ANJ ) OFFIOE3
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY IHICK I1UILD-
Inir , Sit Farnam street. This building has a
fireproof cement basement , complete steam
heating flxtuies ; water on all floors , cat , etc.
Apply nt tilt1 mice of The Il-e. I 910
FOR RENT-FIRHT CLASS THREK-STORY
and basement brick store building at 1003 Far
nam street. BJltablo for any kind of business.
Inquire room 111 , First National Bank IIIJc.
1 375 3
OR IlKNT-AKTRU Jt'NE 1ST , THE FINE
stop" room In Amei bulldlnc. corner llth nnd
Howanl streets , now occupied by Morse-Coo
Sine Co. Kltlier 33x132 or 66x112 can bo had.
The building Is C stories nnd basement nnd
splendidly rqulped with stnun hoot , re\atoi ] ,
water closets , olTIcei , etc , nnd Is the best lo
cated and finest bulldln ? for whoUnnle purpose -
pose ? In Omaha Rent cheap. Apply on
premHes to Mr. 1 ntterson. 1 455-8
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , AGF.NTS UVERYWHERE TO SELL
the "Ilnndy Andy" It gl\e > ou a liatnincr ,
nail puller box npener. nanc crj \\rcnch ,
ncrcwdrHer. cold chisel , rule barb wire
stretcher nnd hoof pick , nil In one tool , patent
applied fur , Belli on slgit. It H useful In olllce ,
stern anl household ; uxents make Jl1) ) CM a day ;
samples s < > nt prepaid for II04 Appl ) at once
for terms nnd territory to the i : < iulpment Spe
cialty Co. room 67 , Globe building , lionlon
J M47S 2
WANTED TO RENT.
SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE OF 6 OR 7
rooms with fair contenlences. Address L 52 ,
Bee odlce. K 379
[ .1ST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH O G WALlace -
lace , 312 Brown blk. Have calls for cottages.
K-777
WANTED , IJY GENTLEMAN NICELY TUR-
nL < ihe < l room with or without board In smill
prUnto family , permanent 1C suited , give par
ticulars N 63 , lice K 338-30'
WANTED , ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY UY
lady , references given. Address O S , llee.
K 118 30 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.
M-U2
niTST STORAGE HUILDINO IN OMAHA , U 8
KG' ' . Ixindei warehouse , household goods stored ;
lowxtt rates 1013-1015 Learcnnorth. M 131
STO"ES STORED DURING SUMMER TEL
SCO. 1207 Douclas Omaha Sto\e Repair Works
M--X22
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO.
9th & Jones Sts. General storage & fotunrdlng
M 574
WANTED TO BTTX
WANTED , A STOCK. OF GOODS WORTH $4,000
to J .OW. Addr s * M 13. Omaha Bee
N-M ;
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND HAND
furniture. L Brussell , 1420 Dodge St
N-GOO-MU
WD WILL BUY CHEAP HOMES AND RESIdence -
dence lots anwhere In the city. Must bo bar
gains Heed & Selby , Board Trade bulldlm :
N 163
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. A B OR 6-
room cottage Mu t tx > about 30 per cent on
the dollar or no sale Fidelity Trust company ,
1702 Parmm N M471 3
WANTED TO BUY LADY'S SAFETY. WOOD
rims , 2S Inch wheels , give make nnd lowest
cash price to O 6 , Bee. N MI62 4
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE BED ROOM Sl'ITS , nt'OS WARD ,
robe , parlor suit , almost new. C2I South 2Sth
street , corner Jones O M553 3 *
FOR SALE- HORSES , WAGONSETC
NEW 2 SEAT OPEN CAnniAGE TO BE SOLD
at cost , $90 00 , also eood Concord Imckboard ,
$70 00 Drummond P M623 Mil
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOG & CHICKEN FENCE. WIRE , BETTER
& cheaper than wood. J. J. Leddy 403 S. 1'th
Q -M6Jl-Mayl8
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT ORGANS.
WoodbrlJgo Bros , 117 8 17th Q-134
HARDWOOD COMblNATIOK HOO AND
chicken fence. Chas It. Lee , 9th and Doucln * .
Q 133-
FOR SALE. A NO. 1 2ND HAND CO-HORSE
power steel boiler , as good as new Address
P. O Box 6S3. Q-M620-MH
SECOND-HAND LAUNDRY MACHINERY 815
North I6th. Q-M3 : {
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO . AMES , NEn ,
lias 4' ' tons good baled hay lo sell Q MI72
rOlT"sALE. S TmRTY-QUATlT ICE CREAM
machlnei. BaldulT , 1520 Tarnam Q-M463 9
CLAIRVOYANTS
MTIS. DR II. WAnilEN , CLAIRVOYANT , nE-
llable business medium , 8lh jear at 119 N. ICth.
S-131
MME CLAYTON , CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader Reads cards tlko an open book. Tells
your mlfslan on entering. 223 N. llthS
S SIS-JO'
MRS. PIIANCIS KEENE , CLAIRVOYANT AND
Independent slate writer , gives advice On all
matters of Importance , such as business , love
affairs , marriages , divorces , lawsuits , eta , lo
cates lost or stolen goods , reunites the sepa
rated , brings speedy marriages , removes stum
bling blocks and bad luck of all kinds 1S2J
Farnam street S M475 3
MASSAGE , 15ATHS. ETC-
MADAM SMITH. 002 S. 13TH. 2D PLOOll ROOM
3 , magnetic , vapor , alcohol , cteam , sulphurtne
and sea bath * . T M299 4
NEWLY"FITTED BATH PARLORS ; TURKIsh -
Ish and electric baths for ladles and gentle ,
men. Madoma Howelt , 320 S. 15th it. 2J floor.
T M39J M5 *
MADAME LA RUE. 161T HOWARD ST
TS9Mll'
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1421 DODGE
T M113 6"
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 Bee bide.
133
PERSONAL.
MASSAGE , ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS ,
chiropodist. Mme. Post , 319Vi S. 15th st
U-137
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET. MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Fatnam street
U 13S
VIAVI CO , 3IS BEE BLDG ; HEALTH BOOK
free , home treatment , lady attendant , U 139
MlhS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLOR3
2119 Farnam st. Price * reasonable.
U 781-MIS *
B HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , residence and grave decorations.
13H Vlnton street. Telephone 77 * . U-M995
PAPER CONTAINING HEAL PHOTOS OP
ladles wishing to wed mailed for stamp Box
160S. Denver. Colo. M174 M23 *
CURE FOR LADIES. ISH CHICAGO ST
U-413-M10 *
MONEY TO LOAA itx-AL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennon. Love & Co , Paxton blk.
W-1U
MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam
W-145
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co , 1320 Faruam
W-U7
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO , 318 N.Y.LIPB.
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne-
brankaand lena farms or Omaha clt > property
W-141
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle. 1st Nat. Bk.bldg.
\V-14S
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. 1ft WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any part 100,000 eastern In
vestors' names , who have money to Invent ,
jut.compiled. Write for particulars
W-M1SI M2i
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1S05 Farnam it. W-1U
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire , 248 Bee bide. W-114
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 613 N. Y. LIKE.
W-115
IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOWEST RATES.
U. H. Harder Ai Co. , ground fljor , Ue bldg.
W 421 MJ9
MONEY TO LOArt CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horse * , wagons , etc. , at lowest tatej In city ;
no removal of good * ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay tli loan oft at any time or In any
kinounu OMAHA MORTGAGE LO/JJ CO.
SOI So. Uth St.
_ X 1M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
P' ' no . Fred Terry , 3 Hnrnje block. X1M
J. B. HADDOCK. P.OOM 427 IIAMGU BLOCK.
X-IS1
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
lure , pianos , horses , wagons or any kind of
chattel security at lowest possible rate * , which
yuu can par back at any time and In any
mount. FIDELITY LOAN GUAHANTKK CO. ,
Iloom 4 Wlthoell blrek. X-151
I TOLD YOU SO.
Allrandy Hanks and Betsy Swan ,
Talked on , and on , and on , and on : '
" fllrandy , surely you're not through
Your washing , and your scrubbing , too ? "
" Yes I firs. Swan , two hours ago ,
And everything's as white as snow ;
Out then , you ee , It's all because
I use the SOAP called SANTA CLAU5. "
SANTA CLAUS
SOAP.
THE H _ K < FAIRBAHK COMPAHY. Chicago.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO BELL-OIIOCEIIY STOCK , GOOD LOCA-
tlon. cheap , fixtures and stock complete ,
butcher nhop attached. Address , II II Uurnani.
tlZ N. Y. Life Bldff , Omaha. Neb
Y MOM MM *
K.OW TO J10.000 CAPITAL WANTUD ; INrKU-
vlew solicited , nen enterprise ; legitimate busi
ness ; responsible mnnagcment nnj 10 per cent
punranteed N 32. IJee. Y 143 30
IF YOU WANT TO DI31OSG OP STOCK OP
merchandise quick address M sa. Omalia lite.
Y M541
RKCEtVnifS SALU. FKOM THIS DAT13 1
will Bell at private sale all the bur llxturcs.
refrigerators , bottle ca - , nnd odlca fixtures ;
OM nil the untlnlshcd etock , macinnery and
slnftlnp. with 2 15 H P. Detroit ilectrlc mo
tors , belonjnng to the llrm of Wallace & Co ,
Incorporated located nt 411 nnd 413 & 10th ft. ,
Omaha , Neb April 23 , 1S35 John Jenkins ,
receiver , fjr Wallace & Co. , Incorporated
1-M1S7 M21
ron SALU Tim UHST PAYING MILI.INKII\
buslnew west of ChlcaBo Adilicsi room 407
Ilronn tloclt , Sloui City. la. Y M217 i * _
SI'LCtJLATU THROUGH A nKSPONSIHLIJ
house nnd get reliable Information nnd valu
nble > palntem as to the mirket. Manual on
margin trading In grain nnd etc > "k and d illy
market bulletin tent free. Our customers are
mnlclng money by acting -on our nd/ke Gtnn-
sell & Co llinkcr * nnd Drokers. Suite H ,
Traders llldg Chicago YS1MO 2
FOH SALE , $3700 I1U\S A H 000 MOKTOAOIl
bearing G per cent Interest , und two ) ears to
run Security first clasa O 2 , lleo.
Y 427 1 *
FOK EXCHANGE.
LOT Mxi:3 , CLEAU OF ALL ENCUMBUANCns
for horse and phaeton. Address N 31 , liceZ114
Z-114
FOn EXCHANOE-A NICE PHAirTON. AL-
mot new , to exchange for a eood horse Must
b * > a Rood free driver. Fldelty Trust Company ,
1703 Farnnm Bt Z 103-30
WANTED MDSn , ANY SIZE TOIl IA. , NKII
and S Dak farma , Omaha proj rty and CAST
Describe itock nnd ntntt fully wlnt jou want
fi P Ringer. 321 S 15tli St . Z 22l-i
TO nXCHANOG roil rUIJNlTfRE Oil UP-
rlght piano , t'no KOO drug a'orc llxture Ad-
< lrcs3 N 43 llee ZM230 3
ron SALE on TIIADC ion STOCKS op
hardware , 2,000 ncrei of South Missouri lands ,
unlicumbered , perfect title , rare Invcuttnent
McNeal & Smith , Maryvllle Mo Z 113 5'
A PINE POLL INSIOC IlESIDn CIT LOT ,
rloar , for outside property. Gilt edge bank
Block find other stock , for outs'do ' cleir lots
II , II. Harder & f . , eround floor. Bee lildg
7. 422 13
FOR SALE UbAIj ESTATE.
THE BYIION HEED COMPANY
HK-I53
BAHOAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND rAHMH
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Ikirker Mock.
ne IM
\MLL SELL IMPni VED GARDEN LANDS
near Omaha at prices that will surprise you. If
taken within 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood. 423
N. Y. Life. m-l73t !
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON.M2 N. Y. L.
HE SI1-MT *
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY
( arm * , merchandise. Garvln Ilros , 210 N Y L
RE 13J
_
DAnGAINS , SALE On TRADE IN CITY'rilOP-
crtlea and farms. Jno. N. Prcn.er , opp. P. O.
IlE-lM
WANTED. BARGAINS IN OMAHA PUOPIMITV
and lands for tale and exchange. H. F Ringer ,
331 3. 15th St. ItU 1O-V
SNAPS. & TO MILES FnOM OMAHA P. O
49 , to or 120 acres , Improved. 13000 per acre ,
200 tcres. (3500 per acre ; 210 ncres. (4000 per
acre , lftcre tracts , J75 00 to $100 00 per acre.
Must be Bold atO N. Y. L. bldg Re M25t
P11ETT1EST EAST PRbNT COTTAGE IN THE
city , bath , closet , sewer , mantle , fence , trees ,
paved street and motor line , one block from
Hanscom park. $2.200 : $500 cosh H H Harder
& Co . ground floor , Dee bldg RE 420 13
FOR SALE , POOR-ROOM HOUSE , $73.00 I1EN-
awa & Co. Ill > -M44S 3
FOR SALE CHEAP HOMES
Houses nnd lots from $700 to $1 CM. and from
$1,000 to $1,500 on easy payments , Hest Hat of
fiucb places ever offered 1C } ou want a good
lot to build oa can cell Cl'.i ft corner for J6M ,
worth ttOuO. or KOod W ft. lots at $450 to $300 ,
north $7W to $ DM each.
LIST PIIOPERTY
With us for we have the bu > ers In acre pieces
nr > one can match our & and 10-aire pieces at
$150 to $275 an acre. Improved and unimproved
Per cheap homes we art * headquarters , bee us
whsther jou want to buy or sell
AMES REAL ESTATE.
1C17 Farnam
RE 45G-5 *
BICXCLES.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 16TIL 160
VICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OP ALL
bicycles. Omaha lllcjcle Co. . 323 N. 16th street
1C1
faTERLINO BUILT LIKE A WATCH WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co. . 1515 HcmarJ ctreet.
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ON
Itelay Special Will Barnum & Uro , 120 N. Uth.
. a 75S
REMINGTON AND EAGLE CROSS GUN CO .
118 8. 15th street. M-731
A. L. DEANE & CO . WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall blcjcles 1115 Farnam itreet , bicycles sold
en easy payments. 163
LAWN MOWERS AND BICYCLES , GET THEM
In g-ooJ running order at the Acme , 612 S , 16th.
Gil M10
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO . 2111 CUMING.
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WOOD MANTELS. GRATES , TILES FOn FIRE
places , vestibules and large floor * ; writs ( or
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , OmahaIIMI
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OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY. FREE
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591 MJ
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
GEOHGFJ F. GELLENBECK. BANJO AND
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II 1C. BUIIKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1C1S Chicago st. , telephone 9) lej
SWANSON & VAL1EN , 1701 CUMING. TEL lOtd.
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er , KIT Farnam st. , telephona ti > ICC
c. w. BAKER. UNDERTAKER , cu s ICTII ST
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
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sign painting , brick work , plastering , olt. R. 1 ,
Barker blk ; tel 735 ; shop 913 No. 2llh st.
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JobUne and refrigerator work a peclalty. Lock
Box IIS , Omaha. 11311 I *
D , T. MOUNT HAS HBMOVED HI3 CO\L
_ to S a ICth st. . Brown block. 163
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST , v
No suot. I , * * ) pound * of the best Wyoming
coal , 14 W. delivered. Juit think of Itl You
hav * to pay ih.i for dirty , smoky coat If
you are Ulere t d la tb * fuel q-e tlon us *
KturtJan coil. 1605 Panum trctMIQ3
DRESSMAKING.
MttS C. A LUCAS HAS RETURNED AND
opened parlors nt 1609 Douglas street , where aha
will bo pleased to tee her former friend *
M137 M23
DRESS MAKING IN FAMILIES. 4316 GRANT
st , M150 M21 *
STEAMSHIPS.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTnAC-
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ALV'A J. GltOVER. ENGINEERS AND All-
cllltects' supplies. 318 B IDtn street , Omaha.
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HOW TO GETA HOME Oil SECURE GOOD
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SHARES IN MUTUAL L & B ASS'N PAY
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DON'T BE IIUMBUG3nr BY FORTUNE
tellers , traveling fakir * , etc 1C you are In any
trouble send a stamp to Mr. William Garfldd.
G39 Sixth avenue , Des Mblncs lawn the mod
wonderful medium on earth , free advice , but
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BUSINESS''NOTICES.
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diamond * Finder wlltbo rewarded bv calling
nt 1213 S. 2Stn street , ; Loat M3I71
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CESSPOOLS.
CESSPOOLS CLEANED. HUB11ISH REMOVED ,
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75 rooms at $1 & 0 per day.
50 rooms at $2 00 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
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manager 171
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Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advlco FREE.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves ( BURLINGTON i MO. RIVER ( Arrives
Oina.mlUnion Depot , 10th & Mason Sis [ Omaha
I0-15am Denver Exprcat 9 40am
4.35pm 1I1K. Hills. Mont. & 1'uget bnd. Ex. 4 10pm
4 3jpm Denver Express. . . . . . . . . . 4.10jm
G 45pm Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . 7 43pn
8 15am . .Lincoln Local ( except. Sunday.ll.2&arr
2.43pm . Fast Mall ( for Lincoln ) Dally .
Leaves [ CHICAGO , BURLINGTuN & Q ( Arrives
Oma'ialUnlui Depot , 10th < . Maaan Sis | Omaha
4.45pm Chicago Vestibule
9 50am . Chicago Express . .
7COpm .Chicago and St. Loulx Express
11 3Jum . . . .Pacific Junct'on Local . . .
Fust MJ1I
Leaves ( CHICAGO. MIL & ST PAUL ( Arrives
OmahniUnlcn Depot , Uth & Mason Sts. | Omaha
000pm . . " .Chicago" Limited . 9 SOain
ll10am _ .i..Chlcag-j Expreaa ( e bun. ) . . . _ 0 O'Jpm '
Leavts ( CHICAGO 4c NOltrilVVLdrN ( Arrtvis
UmahqUnlcn | Deixit , 10th it Umon bl . [ Omaha
11 05a ni . , Eastern Express . . . . .Tfc.Mpm
4 00pm . . Vestlbuled Limited . . . . 9 40am
G 5&am Mo Valley Local . .10 30pm
5 4ipm . Omaha Chlcagabpeclal. . . . 2.15pn
Leavls I CHICAGO , R. ' 'J ' JlACiriC. ( Airlves
OmatialUnlon Depot , lOlU & Mason 8ts. | Orrmlia
It 00am Atlantic Express ( e'x bunday ) 5 < * 5ptr
6 25pm . . . Nlxht Express 3.:5im
4 3Cpm Chicago Vestlbultd Limited . . . 1 3opn
WEST )
C 00pm Oklahoma & Toxa3lx ( ex. Sun ) 10 3 jam
1 40im _ Coloi ado , Ljitilted 4 U0.ni
Leaves I C. , ST. P. . Mr i O. ( Arrives
' OmahnJ _ j > epot _ 15th and VVeba'er Sts. | Omaha
. .NeCresUa Pat-aenKeFtdallyT 87l5pm
4 J pin htoux City ExiW < * Sun ) 11.55am
610pm bt. Paul Limited.
Leaves I F E & MO VALLEI lArrhTs
OmahaDei | _ > ot , I5th and\Vebs _ er Sts. | Qua ! a
2-10pm Fast Mall iind.jpxpreu . . 4 5Spm
2 10pm ( ex bat ) \V > o , Kx. ix Mon ) 4 SJpn
9 OJam KoifolU Expre ( fX. Sunday ) . .1) 3Xim
C.lupm . . St Paul Eilirtss . . .lOSjtn
Leaves | 1C. U. , ST. J.ir C B , ( Atr.vea
OmaaaiUnlcn Depot , 10th & Mason Sts | Omaha
9 Wain . Kanus City Day Express . C 10pm
9.49pm li C. Night Ex v-U U. 1 > Trans C.Matn
Loaves ) MISSOURI " PACIFIC. lArr.veT
OmahuJDepot , IMh * and Woba or Sts. | Ono'm
10.40am . . 7st.Iul Expi-ea . . . 6 Warn
9 : pni . . 8t Louts KxprtsK . C OSpn
S.lOpni . . .Nebraska Locul ( ex Sun ) . 9 Warn
Leaves SIOL'X CITY & PACIFIC. .Arrives
OrnahaDepol | _ , 15lh and Wets er bt . | O nuha
" 6. IDp m _ . StPaur Limited " . . . . -3Sn l
' "
SIOl'X CITY" & PACIFia lAnhej
_ OmahaitTnhn Depot. 10th . Hatonbl _ | Omaha
"e.Uam Sioux" City Poiiknger li.3ipii
[ . .Jjpm .Bt. Paul Limited. . . i.3ipm
Leases I UNfoN PAl'IPIC I.V'rflvcT
Omaoatrnlen | " Depot. lOlh & Mason Sts. ) Omahn
W.Odam . . . . .Kearney , Expre-s , . 3:43pm :
2-OOpm . Oierland Flyer . . i.wpm
2 00pm Bral'cc f. a romtb'i ; Ex ( ex Sui ) I 4 ipm
7:30pm . , . .Pao flc Express , . . It 5 jam
jlM > m _ . i > au Mall . . . 4 Mm
Caves I WABASH RAILWAY ,
_ OniaUaUnlon | Drpot , 101 1 4 Mason 8UJ Omaha
* :5pm : . St. Luuls Camion Ha. ! . K.iipuj
PLAY BALL THIS AFTERNOON
Opening Games of the Western A socla-
t'on Championship Schedule.
HCME TEAM WILL MAKE IT MEMORABLE
Public Official ) Will Join In n Parade Me.
fore the Gmno bourcntrs for the
Lndloj Ht the Pnrk-Pnra
Ilnilly Hurt.
This afternoon the teams In the We'tern
association arc off. In the championship race.
It Is probably asking too much to wish for as
close a contest as the one of last season , but
that there will bo plenty of Interest In It la
assured In advance. Omaha's promise has
jcen gUcn In the exhibition games ; the team
timing plnjecl good ball from the beginning ,
nnd each succeeding game shoulng Improve
ment , till It Is certain that when once the
real base ball neather Is on ua wo will have
games from the home team nt least that will
1)0 worth watching. On paper und In prac
tice the other teams of the association have
shown that they are not to be despised , but
arc prepared to put up a game of ball fiat
will delight the heart of the most fastidious
of cranks. Criticism at this time wera Invid
ious , and will not now be Indulged In
It Is the Intention of the Omaha manage
ment to make the opening game a memorable
one Tlila afternoon a parade will be made ,
catering the principal streets of the business
part of town , and. comprising the mayor , city
council nnd other city officers , the judges of
the district court , and county olPcers , the
Qulncy team and the Omaha team , In their
bright new uniforms. This will make on Im
posing array of carriages , headed by a band
At the grounds every lady will bo presented
with a souvenir of value and a bouquet , while
those who may care to may guess on the
actual number of paid admissions , the lady
coming nearest to the number to be presanted
with a season ticket
Joe Walsh's smiling face will be ml'scd
from the game , as he has decided to give his
injured limbs a little more tlmo before tak
ing them Into active service Dig fat Hilly
O'nrlen , the best natured man In tlio > world ,
birring Charley Brlody , will play first base
for Omaha It is uncertain who will catch ,
though Pace Is put down for the opening
game. Ho met an accident during prac
tice yesterday which was thought of little
consequence at the time , but last night was
so serious that It appeared possible his life
might be endangered Lehman has a split
finger , but may be able to go In It Is also
possible that Pace will bo nblo to divide tlio
game with him
Untno will be called promptly at 3 30
o'clock and the teams will be
Qulncy. Position. Omaha.
Hoflner PIrst O'llricn.
LaroRue Second Ilutchlnson
McCormlck 'ihlrd Ulrlch
Hlckey Short Stop Miles.
Merles Left Shaffer.
rnrrcll Middle Single
Armstrong Ulght Donnelly.
Holaml Catcher Pace.
NIckoH or Kellom Pitcher Ilalsz
Other games today Hockford at Dss
Molnes ; Jacksonville at St. Joseph ; Peorft
at Lincoln
OAMKS OF THE WlCsTKRN LHVOUE
Mliydr Plngiro nnd Ch.irlln Ilrlinctt Opo
the Srntoii at Detroit.
DHTUOIT , Mich , Mny 1 The largest
crowd ever seen nt the now hall grounds
witnessed the opening game of the West
crn lea uc season here today between To
ledo anil Detroit. An excursion from To
ledo brought about TOO enthusiasts of the
most malignant type , Including n military
band Mayor Plngree pitched the tlrat bull
Into the hands of the famous old time
catcher , Charlie liennett. Although the
gnmo was exciting It was devoid of fea
tures. . Attendance , 5,000. bcore :
Detroit 30004030 1-U
Toledo 0 G
Hits : Detroit. 15 ; Toledo , 1C Errors' De
troit. 1 : Toledo , 4 Batteries. Pears ami Loh-
beck. Petty and Hoach.
KANSAS CITY , May -St Paul opened
the Western league bcason here by win
ning In the first Inning It wns a beauti
fully played game nnd was won by lucky
bunching of hits. Score
Kansas City 110000010 3
St. Paul 30010000 * 4
Hlt3. Kansas City , 7 ; St. Paul , 10. Kr-
roru : Kansas City , 0 , St. Paul , 4 IJat-
teiles. Daniels anil Bergen , Johnstonc and
Boyle
INDIANAPOLIS , Mny 1 Indianapolis
outplayed Grand Ilaplds today at every
point nnd won the opening Western league
championship game with little effort. Mc
Carthy's lleldlng was a feature , as was the
long drive of Motz. Cross pitched In good
form. Attendance , 4,000. Scoie
Indianapolis 5 0020201 1-11
Grand Rapids . . . .000000011 2
Hits Indianapolis , 11 ; Grand Haplds , 8
Krrors : Indianapolis , 4 , Grand Ilapld" , 7
Untterlcs ; Cross and McFarland , Donohue
und Fear Umpire : Hoagland.
MILWAUKEE , Mny --Between 5 000 nnd
6,000 people attended the opening Western
league game at the new ball park today.
Milwaukee nnd Minneapolis were the con
testants. The game was won by the Mill
ers In the fourth Inning , when they knocked
out thiee runs. Mayor Koch threw the first
ball over the plate. Score :
Milwaukee 1 1010000 0-3
Minneapolis 0 0 0 J 1 o o 0 I
Hits : Milwaukee , 7 ; Minneapolis. 10 Er
rors : Mllwauke" , 2 ; Minneapolis , 4
llatterles : Uaker and IJolan ; Healy and
Wilson.
Wilson.STANDING
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. Per C't
0 100 0
0 100 0
0 10(1 ( 0
0 100.U
1
1
1
1
CJAMf.S OF 'II11' NYH.V\L LIJGUE
Hilly Hart Opens nt llnmo with n Mont
IlrniHrknlila < > nmr.
PITTSDUHO , May 1 I'lttsburg opened
the season at home with n victory over
the Itcds The Clnclnnntts lost because
th ° y could not hit Hart. They got only
one base hit. In spite of threatening
weather the attendance was 8,000 Score :
PlttsburK 00301000 0 4
Cincinnati . . 00000100 0 1
Hits I'lttsburg. 9 , Cincinnati. 1. Eirors.
Plltsburg , 1 ; Cincinnati , 1 Earned runs
Plttsburg , 1 Stolen bases. Genlns , Cross
First base on balls Genlns. Cross Sugden ,
Hey , McPhe" , 2 , Miller , Smith. HogrlPver
Struck outIleckley. . E Smith , McPhee
Passed balls Sugden Hnttorles Hart nnd
Sugden ; Pnrrott and Merrltt Time One
hour and forty minutes Umpire Emslle
CLEVELAND SAVED UCI11LD3
CLEVELAND. O , May -Six thousand
people saw the opening game of the season
b'twoen Cleveland and 3t Louis. Uoth
teams did lively work at the hat , but the
home team hit harder and bunched Its
hits In the llrst and fourth Innings to ad
vantage , scoring the winning run on a
slngl * by Chllds In the ninth Score
Cleveland . . 1 0 U 3 0 0 0 0 1 7
St. Louis 30300000 0-0
Hits- Cleveland , 11 ; St Louis. 10 Errors
Cleveland , 2 , St. Louis. Z I lamed runs
Cleveland , 4 , St Louis , j Plrst bisu on
MANLY PURITY
CUTICfltA REUKDIES clrsnto Ilio blood , lln ,
end scalp of ever ) eruption , Im
purity , l/nd dUca.e , wbrther > lru-
] > 1e , kcicfulouj , uUeriiiltc. or le
redltarj. lu a word , they tin Iko
( trentf i kln currs. blood pnillrr ! ,
_ _ nnd burner tcmealit o ( rnritirn
' tlrrc > , apd illCKid wlitn llu ) '
nlu ' * , * ' -II n" " | lh- , K
NOTHING LIKt IT ON THE MARKET.
BUYS 100
SHARES '
OF SILVER BLUFF MINING CO.'S STOCK
PAR VAUUE S30O.
Thncorapuny owns ! GO acres of rich , Iilsh-gr i1e
ore : wurk Mstcallly gDlngou , Thepropem ilinws
every Indication uf Uvcumliis n second ( Iraulte
Mountain. A few hundred dollars Invested now
innylirlnuj'm ri fortune. Do.NT MlsS II' . For
nrosiioriui call or write to
F. S. ZIMMERMAN A. CO. ,
6S7 Chlcuco block Lxchain.-n llldL' . , flil
The nimtinl meeting of atockhnldcra of the
Fremont , Klkhorn & illaeourl Vulley Hull
road company will bs held at the olllce of
the company In Omaha , Nebra-ka , on 1'rl
day. May 17. 1695. at 2 o'clock p. m , for the
election of directors and for transaction
of such other business as may come before
the meeting.J. .
J. B , HBDriELD , Secretary ,
Dated April 30 , 1895.
errors Cleveland. 1 ; St Louis , L Left on
mses ( . 'lev eland , 7 : Bt IjOuU , 13 rirsl
bmo on balls Oft Young , 2 , off Cuppy , l ;
off niirct , .1 Struck out. Hy YOUIIR , 1 , by
-tippj , 2 , by Bhret , 2. Home runs Qttlnn.
Thrw-btise hits O. Tob'ati. Two-live lilts :
MeKenn. McCJnrr. Cuppy. z , Connor. .
Stolen l > n t > Kl > , Khret WIU1 pilches :
l.hret. Haltprlpn : YouiiK1 , Cuppy nnil X.ltn-
ner , Khrrt nhil Peltz Umpire * llctta ntnl
StnRt. Time. Two hours and. twenty min
utes.
utes.UUMtinRT'S
UUMtinRT'S Vv'OHK WAS GOOU.
HIIOOKLYN , Mny 1 The tlrM prune nt
aitrtn park vvns played today. Attend-
nncc , 15.Cn. ' It was a hot struggle ( or the
Fiiprvmacy. Score :
Htltlmorc . 000024000-0
Urooklyn . 7
Hits : Iialtlmore , ? ! nrookljn. 11
rror * ; llaldniore. 1 ; Hrookljn , 6 Harned
runs Ilaltlmorc1 , 2 ; Hrooklj n , 5. First bane
on errors : Itnltlmore , 3. Left on Inse * .
llnltlmorp , ( ! , llrooktjn , 9 l'lrit bate on
mils OIT Hfiiimtiitr , 1 ; oft Ciliinliert , 2
Struck out Hj Hemming , 1 , b > ( iumWrt ,
I Hume runt I.iplmnee. Three-ba e hits
iCelley , Hums Tvvo-Mse lilt * McOrnvv.
Urodlo , Iloblinon , Dilj Stolen hmev Mo
ri rtvvv 2. llrodle. Urlllln Double pliiv *
Mulvey. Dnly and L.ichance Hit by
> ltchor Jlcuravv , Cnrsej Wild pitch
.lunibcit 1'npied bills Hohlnson Hat-
Icrlct Hemming nml Hoblnson , Humbert
nml Grim Time- Two hours Umpires
IXJIIK nml Slurraj
WON ON WiYHING'S
N13W YOHK , Mny 1 The New York ?
won to < la > 'a Knmo In the flrt three Innings
Wejhlnir VVIIM In the box during the time
the Qliints tnllleil nil their runs He vvns
wild nnd unable to locate the plate , ami
o\VT > one of the sov en men he sent to bites
on balls ncon-d Smith took Wcv hint's
( place In the fourth Inning nml did noun-
irrent work llusle pitched winning ball
Score
New York . 423000000-9
Philadelphia . 200000020-4
Hits New York. 9. Philadelphia , 9 l.r-
ros New York , 1. 1'ltllmlelphla , 3 Harncd
runs New Yolk , ,1 , Philadelphia , 2 First
base on errors Now York , 1. I cft on
bases New York. 0 , Philadelphia. G Plrnt
base on lulls. Off Huale , 3 , off Weyhlnjr.
7 , off Smith , 2 Struck out Ity Ktnle , 3 ,
\Veyhlns. . 3. by Smith. 4 Stolen bases
Pnlkr , Van Haltren Ooyle , Karrel Double
pln > s Stafford and Tuller , Stafford , Kuller
ami Do > le ; lUicklej and Hnllmun Passed
balls Parrel Umpires Gorman nnd
Hellly HatteriesHusle nnd Parrel , We > -
hltiK. Smith. Clements nnd Hncklcy Time
one hour nnd fifty-seven minutes. Attend
ance , 2 COO
STANDING OF THH TRAMS.
PKyed. Won. Lost Per Cent
PlttsburK . 10 S 2 SO 0
Cleveland . 10 6 4 f 0 0
Haltlmoro . 7 4 n 57 1
Hrooklvn . 7 4 3 57 1
New York . 7 4 3 57 1
Clnclnnntt . 10 G G CO 0
Tloston . C 3 3 COO
Wnshllifilon . G 3 3 MO
ChlMRO . 9 4 r 414
Louisville . 9 3 0 3.1 1
SI Txiuls . 10 3 7 30 0
PhllrulelphK . . . . 7 2 5 28 G
Games today : Hiltlmorc nt Brooklyn ,
Washington nt Hoston , New York nt Phila-
delphli ; Cincinnati at PlUsbmiSt ; Louis
ut Cleveland , LoulsUlle nt Clilcatjo.
Korlcnli llntilv for tlm stnr .
The nocKcts will play the \flnton Street
Stars on the grounds at Nineteenth ami
Nicholas on Sunday afternoon at 2 p in
shall ) . The Hockets are O Shannon ,
cntch , R. Holmes , pitch , F Peterson , llrst
base , M Grponberu , second base , II Frost ,
third base : F Fltz , short stop. N Mullln ,
left field , J Cllsey , center Held ; U. Wilson ,
rlKht Held .
nnd lliiT I nifil forlllocnl I Inlilni ; .
i'nNDRNCn , la. . Jlay -Speclil (
Telesnim ) T\vcnty-llve men nnd bo > s were
arrested and lined todny for Illegal Halting
Commissioner Delavan states the Knh is
been violated to a greater extent and more
openly here than any place In the state.
\ \ nhii'itilU. .
WAIIOO. Neb. May 1 ( Special Tele
gram ) Schuyler defeated Wahoo on the
home grounds today by a scoic of 8 to 7. The
game i\ns played with great skill and en
ergy thionghout H required twelve Innings
to decide the game
OltmmvHVIII llnvtt llnll.
OTTUMWA , la. , May 1 ( Special Tele
gram. ) The City Street Unllway company
today agreed to furnish grounds for the
IJase Hall association , which assures a place
for Ottunwa In the Iowa state lensue ,
ESCAPED FROM IHE HOSPITAL.
Iliirglnr Ulnklc , Thought to Ho Orntj ,
bane I nnugh to ( Sot Aivny.
Last night W. E. Ulnklc , a crook who was
bound over from the police court on the
charre o fburglary , but who nc\er came to
trial In the district court , escaped from the
county hospital , where he had been confined
for Insanity. The police have 'always sus
pected thai Dlnklo was never Insane , but
that be worked the Insanity dodge In order
that he might be sent to the hospital from
which h3 | chances for escape \vcra good
The fact that ho did escape last night ap
pears to have confirmed this suspicion.
ll'iml llrllh llearlilng Out.
CINCINNATI , May 1-The constitutional
grand lodge B'nal Hrlth spent most of the
day discussing the report on the propa
ganda It wns adopted eo that there wns
appropriated J500 each year to the respective
districts , to bo used by the district lodges
In establishing new branches nnd gaining
now members to these already organized ,
and $3.000 'was appropriated for extending
the order in foreign countries The execu
tive committee \\as dlncted to make pro
visions for extending the order to nnglund ,
the West Indies and Central America , and
the expenditure for thla purpose not to ex
ceed $1,000 The university plan of the com
mittee on Intellectual advancement was
voted down. _
Sollr | < l I ho Lnco Curtitlim.
The lace curtains In a room In the third
story of the Drexel hotel were set on lire
from a burning cigarette last night. The
blaze was extinguished befoic the lire de
partment arrived
A summer kitchen In the rear of the
boarding house run by John 15 McDonald ,
1317 M.ISOII street , was destrojed by lire
last night at 11 o'clock. It Is thought that
the tire ntartcd from a furnace. The dam
age amounted to $200
lMid.ru n Murder Out of It.
According to the verdict of the coroner's
Jury In the Incjuest over the body of A A
Egbert , who was found dead Tuesday mornIng -
*
Ing In his > ardlth two bullet holes In
his body , Mr I'sbert was murdered. The
verdict rends that ho came to his death
from two plitol shots from a revolver held
In the hands of a person unknown to the
Jury The Inquest developed no facts
which have not already been published
TMII lloiurfl Kolibeil ,
Last night nt 9 o'clock the residence of
M'ss Llda K Shlmm , nt 1713 Chicago street ,
was entered and $63 In money taken. The
house wns cnttied by means of a window
Nothing except the mono > , which was con
tained In a sack , was stolen
On the preceding night the residence of
D L Shane , at 1819 Cass street , was en
tered In the same way , nnd borne Jewelry
and a purte containing $1 CO was stolen.
I'EltoO * A L I'.t U.IQK.I MIS
The Ltllputlan company Is at the Mlllard.
Hon. A. E. Cady of St. Paul Is In the city
Prank II. Illbbard of Irvlngton was In the
city jestcrday.
W G Whltmoro and son of Valley are reg
istered at the Murray.
Mr and Mrs , L L McArthur of Portland ,
Ore , are guests at the Paxton.
C. M Illgg of Heatrlcc and R M Lcflang
of Lexington arc at the Mlllard.
Mr. A. J. KuUncr , musical director for the
Ltllputlans , Is registered at the Darker
Mr and Mrs W O Tlbbals of Defiance ,
la . were gueats at the Murray yestcrlaj
State Oil Inspector Hilmliton and Oscar P.
Punko of Lincoln were In Omaha > estenlay.
Hon. K , K. Valentino and P Sonnenccheln
of West Point are. registered af the Mlllard
Thirty-five members of the L llputlan
Ilumpty Dumpty company are domiciled al
the Darker.
Mr H Slehmnn and \\lfe lave rooms al
the Darker. Mr Stelmann Is electrician for
the Llllputlan company. .
Mr P. Stelmann and wife are registered
at the Ilirker from New York , Mr. Stelmann
U treasurer for tlio Llllputlan company
Nolir.mkim * at the Hotel !
At the Delimit J A Hazeled. S J.
Weekea , O'Ntilll ; John W. Ixjng , Loui
At the Arcade-P II. Smlth.-Ohadron : H
A Armstrong , Kdgnr ; Jerry Wllhelm. Dor
chester.
At the Paxton C. li Itose , Hastings
J. F. rtarion. Grand Inland , Plerson 1)
Smith , Bt. KUwards.
DUMPED AT NEWMARKET
English TnUnt Plays n Sum Thing and
Loses Lots of Monoj ,
RACONTEUR AT EVENS RUNS IN THE RUCK
) nly Home In the Unco but lie Wa No |
Our , Two , Thrro nt the llnlih
'lutKldrr ( Inllnps Uff With
Itlch StnkP.
LOis'DON. Mny 1 The result of Hie race nt
Newmarket for the 2,000 guineas stake was
he blggt.st utsct the backers have had for a
eng time past. Nearly nil the sporting nu-
horlttes regarded Mr. II. McAlmont's Ita-
conleiir , a biy colt , a sure winner , In splta
f the fact that he had to meet Lord. Ilcse-
> ery's Sir Vlsto , who was formerly consld-
red far superior to Hacotitcur , who wns
bought as n yearling for .1,000 guineas , and
vho did Indifferently as a 3-ycnr-old. Consequently
quently the other horses In tlm race found
"Ittlo Melting and Ilacontetir started at even
noney. There wcro i-lRht starters and the
liorscs ran together for 200 jards. when Ra
conteur. Sir VIMo and Speedwell , wide of
each other appeared In front until coming
down the hill , when Imeno took up Uio run-
ling , but Kirk Connel quickly challenged
: ho latter and won cleverly by two lengths.
The selling plato of 103 sovereigns for 3-
learoUla , colts to carry eight stone twelve
> oumU , and fillies eight stone nine pounds ,
ho winner to ba sold at auction for 200 sov
ereigns , entrance fee 3 sovereigns , Ileus
course , five furlongs , was won by Paklugton ,
a biy colt by Royal Hampton , out of llluah-
ng llrldc ; Cordovan , n bay colt by Juggler ,
mt of Cordova , was second , and Mr. Poxlmlt
Iveeno's filly by Amplon , out of Innoydale ,
> vas third. Eight horses ran
A dispatch to the Evening Standard from
New market says the absence cf American
lorses from competition In the Heath high
weight handicap caused conellrrablo dlsap-
inlutment The prlnco of Wales and Lord
losebery were among the spectators.
IIOIl riililMN : IS COM1NO KAST
After n U Ilitnr bprtil on the Const Ho
'liip tlio Drum nt Ilnrlcin
SAN FRANCISCO , May -Tills was tha
151th day of the meeting nnd still the In-
: erest In the rport Is not on the wane.
ravorltes won the third nnd fourth races.
The 2-ye.ir-old race was dec ! trod off nnd
i live and n hair furlong selling event sub-
stunted Starter Ferguson , who has been
lere nil winter , leaves on Sunday for Chicago
cage , where he will stall the liorscs at
llnilem Ferguson's work nt the liny Dis
trict truck has been mllvfactory. Out of
over SW stalls since the meeting began less
than forty hav e been poor ones John Mer
rill will act as stutter hereafter Ferguson
leaves. Summailos.
First r.ice , live furlongs , selling : Mun-
lell , " > ( Helnrlchs ) , 4V4 to 1 , won ; Clacmier ,
101 ( Flynn ) , J to 1 , second , Mlddlcton , 9t
( Chevalier ) , 3w. to 1 , third Time. 1 < W.
Roy Alta and Vulcan also tan
Second race , six furlongs , selling : For-
tum , 101 ( Jones ) , 2 to 1 , won. Blue Hall ,
100 ( Shaw ) , U to 1 , second , San Luis Rey ,
90 ( Hums ) , 10 to 1. third Time1.17V4. .
Llnvllle , Dora nnd Rose Clark nlso ran.
Third race , live and a half furlongs , sellIng -
Ing Sir Walter , 109 ( llenncssy ) . 4 to G ,
won , Re erve , S3 ( Steele ) , 8 to 1 , second ;
Halifax , S3 ( Jones ) . U to 1 , third Time :
1 l'2Vt Farewell , Claude and Gusslc H nlso
ran Fourth race , mile nnd one-sixteenth :
Lovcdall , 117 ( Cnrr ) , 4 to 5 , won ; Mala Di
ablo. 87 ( Jones ) , 3'4 to 1. second , McLlght ,
111 ( Flynn ) , 10 to 1 , third 'lime : 1.51i.
Midas nml Little Cripple nlsn ran.
Fifth rice , llvo nnd one-half furlongs ,
selling Dnnjo , 101 ( Helnrlchs ) , C to 1 , won ;
HuPiieme , 9S ( Jones ) , 7 to 1 , becotid ; Tlllla
S , lO'i ( Sloane ) , 4 to 1 , third Time : 1:11. :
Quarter Staff and Captain Recs also ran
Sixth race , six furlongs. Howard , 102
( HelnilLhs ) , 2U to 1 , won. Quirt , 109 ( Smith ) ,
even , cpcond ; Mls Ruth , as ( Jones ) , tl to J.
third Time : l.lG9u. Playful nnd Arundel
also ran. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
M3iv iii.oouns oN TIM. cicnr.o TRACIJ.
Opening liny ut Iliiwthornn honi tome Novr
Murks llliili ; Hit' .
CHICAGO , May 1 The regular racing
season In Chicago opened auspiciously at.
the Hawthorne It.ick today. The card was
not nn Impressive one , few of the good
horses stabled at the track being ready to
rare , but the quality of tha Held was good
enough to give the Cicero course , which la
now lightning fast , n few new records.
William T easily beat George F Smith In
the opening- race , doing the live. furlongs
In Ilfty-nlne nnd a Imlf ncconds. Ashland'a
tnllo In 1 IO-74 nlso lowered the track nconl.
a did The Iron Master's one and ono-elshtli
miles. Results
First raco. live furlongs. 3-year-olds ntul
upward : William T (5 ( to 1) ) won , Oeorgo
F. Smith (1 to 2) ) second , Ottlamia (5 ( to 1)
third Time 0 C9VJ.
Second race , one mile' Ashland (6 ( to 1) )
won . Prppcr Ute ( 1) ) second , Iobengula (9 (
to 10) ) third TimelIO : - > i
Third incc , for 2-yeir-olds , four furlongs ;
Znnone (7 ( to 1) ) won , Mnrslnn (3 ( to 6) second ,
Belvour (20 ( to 1) third , Time : 0.4SV4.
Fourth race , selling , mile nnd an eighth :
The Iron Master (1 ( to 2) won , Rllly Mc-
Kenzle (7 ( to 1) ) second. Bessie lllsland (3 ( to
1) ) third Time 1.50V4
Fifth race , six furlongs , selling : Pop
Gray ( even ) won , Tremnr (2 ( to 1) second ,
Verdi (100 ( to 1) ) third. Time : lfl4Vi.
St. Asiipll Owner * Dubious of New York.
WASHINGTON , Mny L The chief toplo
of dlsctiHslon at St. Asaph track this after
noon was the defeat of the Percy-Gray
racing bill Mr. Lnmont arrived nt tha
track during the afternoon. He seemed
confident the bill would be given a fqlirth
rending. The horsemen , ns n rule , seem to
think the prospect of racing In New Vorlc
rather Hllm. The attendance today wns
good. Three favorites landed the money
for the talent. The stake event of the day
was the Annlostan. of $1,000 , for 3-yenr-oldg.
nnd was won by A. II and D. II. Morris *
colt. Owlet. Results
First race , five furlongh Ornus (7 ( to 6)
won , LacKy Adams-(5 ( to 1) sccpnd , Toloho
(20 to 1) ) third Time : 1 or
Second race , one-half mile : Old Age (4
to D ) won , Cliarma (9 ( to 2) ) second , Lon
Jones (9 ( to 1) ) third Time0 SPA.
Third race , one mile. Annlostan stakes :
Owlet ( I to C ) won. Golden Gate (50 ( to 1)
second. Sir Dlxon , Jr. , (3 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
'Pouith race , five nnd n half furlongs ;
Count ( I to 6) ) won , Foundling (9 to 5)
hecnnd , Lazotta (10 ( to 1) third. Time : 1:10.
Fifth race , one mile Curious (10 ( to 1) )
won , Tarluffe ( to to 1) ) second , Llttlo Tom
(4 ( to 1) third Time : 1:17
Sixth race , six and a half fnrlontrsChls -
wlck (9 ( to f > ) won , Marshall (3 ( to ffsecond. )
Solitaire (1 to 1) ) third. Time ; l.Jti.
llulnd ( Iff .it Itiil ) ) .
ROItY , Ind , May L Echo , supposed to
ho W C , by Judg ; McKlnsIcy-Lottte L > ;
Poet , by Onandagtta-Poetry , owned by
George Urndley , all is IJrndbury , nnd
were alf'ruleil tiie'tiack by Judge Crev-
llne today Results-
Fltst race , eleven-sixteenths of a mile :
Bluebell won , Nativity second , Abann. lloy
third Time : l.lHi
Second race , one-half mile : Atlanta won ,
Ensign second. Security third. Time : 0 M',4.
Third race , mllu und a nuatter : riorrnco
P won. Constant second , uncle Jim third.
Tlnm 2 124 *
Fourth race , thirteen-sixteenth * of a mile :
Mordelto won , Dago second , Golo third.
Tlmo 1 21.
Fifth raco. six furlongs : Tom Sayrc won ,
Shuttle second. Caesar thlul. Time : 1:164 : , .
Uittrninn at Hint M.
ST. LOUIS , May L Results nt East Bt.
Louts :
First rac , one-hnlf mile , purse ; Peep o'
Day won. Rubber Neck second , Morcn third.
Tlmo 0 D3'i
Second race , live-eighths of n mile , sellIng -
IngJnidlno won , Dunlap second , Ray third ,
Time 1 05 %
Thlul race , three-quarters of a mile , Bell
ing Conductor McSvveenpy won , Hercules
second. Hnncocus third. Time : 121. ;
Fourth race , thlrt < cn-xlxtecnths of n mile ,
selling , handicap : Mlrah'nu won , Miss Gal
lon second , .Lulu T Ihlrd. Time : ISB'X ' , .
Fifth race , mile and one-quaiter , selling ;
Fotibliay won , Southnrnur btcond , Paw 1ml *
tan third. Time : 2 19'4.
_
Mcllntln I niiva North I'lattn Truliy.
NORTH PLATTE , Nb. . May -Special (
Telegram ) II , Darwin Mcllrath and wife ,
the Ulcyrllsts who propone circling tha
world on their wheels , after n day's sojourn
here , In which Scouts' Rebt ranche. Colonel
Cody's famed homestead , was visited , will
start on their westward trip tomorrow
morning , nrrompanled westward by H. M ,
Weber und A if Hoaeland , local blcycl ts ,
IllUn Ilicus < ! < > OrarTnn Iajr .
OAKLAND , Cal , May -The blcycls
races were postponed until a week Iron )
Saturday on account of rain.