TUB OMAHA DAILY , JANUARY 21 , 1890.
SPEGIHL NOTICES.
for tlicne column *
trill lie tnkcn until ISiIK ) p. in. for
llio evening nnil nntll H i > . in. for tlio
niornlnd nnil Sninlny nlMlnnn ,
Ailvrrllncr * , liy riitipfl < liiK n ntim-
licreil rlicclc , cnn tm > c nimwrr * ml-
ilrrimctl lit n numlxTpil IrUrr In onre
f The Hen. AiiMtrerfl no nttdrcntipil
trill IIP itcllvcrril upon prqwi-iitntloti
of ( lie check onlUnion / 1 1-Un n
T ord flr l Itincrllnni Jo n tronl
llterpnflor. XolliliiK tnlu-n for lens
limn sra for flrnt Innorllon. The <
nilvrrtliiciiicntit in tint IIP run COIIBL-CII-
SITfATIOXS WANTED.
POSITION AH BOOKKEEPER ; TEN YEARS'
c-Tlwrlcnre : nillsfactory rffofwiwi. AiMrwII
WANTHD MALE HUM' .
ICO TO JIM PAID SALESMnN FOR CIQAR8 :
experience not necessary ; extra Inducements to
customers. Bishop 4 Kline. St.
fW TO JIM PAID HALESMEN. FOR C1OAR9 ;
oxperlpnco unnecessary ; special Inducements to
dealers. Folk & Co. , St. Louis. * ' { > _ . K ,
WA-NTED , A \\\\TCIIMAKirTTOI DO
nnd tnke charge of my walch work. Lot-re
spend wllh R. U. Hendrlck , St. Jo "
WANTED. GENTLEMAN. GOOD i > . n.
k < -por nnd stenugt.ipher ; fimall snlnrj. . ,
It MC01I
-
K 2 , Bee ,
UPHOLSTERERSANDCOUCH M 'f'VI '
, nt..l. Plenty of work , wages tl.W ) perda
to tlrst-dnss men. Address T. L. Miun.
Dcveney Co. 15 nn.l IT. E. Lake slri-ft.
Chicago. JII. UOCj. . _
BiALESMAN FOH mi : HUMAN DEHORNED.
good sdfl line Mr li.iidwhi.- lianit-w sales
man. Call or address 401 So. 141H '
WAXTED-l-'EMAMJ HEM * .
/ANTED , A CURL roil GENERAL "OI'SE-
worU ; Br.mll fnmlly , icferences > eiiilr | l. tnll
at M2J MalidcrMou st. G MC11 U
li-Oll HUNT-HOUSES.
HOUSES , p. K. DARLING. BARKER "LOCK.
O. F. Davis Compnny JMJ Farnam. D-126
STANFORD CHICLE COTTAGES ; 0 ROOM ,
modern. Hjrou Reed Co. . 212 So. " 'D ,6 ,
B'AND 9-iiooM HOUSES OH FARNAM AND
Vioom house on 22d nnd LMyemvorlh. cheap.
Jno. TV. Bobbins. 211 N. Y. Life
. BENEWA & CO. . 103 N. "
i-on HUNT. MODERN BRICK HOUSE OF is
or 20 room nt 111-110 N. . 2JIU st. Bee J. N.
Frcnri-r , opposite postoincc. Tel. K4. D-S27
i TO 4-R. HOUSES CHEAP. COS N.13TH _ STf
on RENT MODERN I1OUSE : EIGHT
car line : near park ;
roomswill bath ; on
rooms-
A l o small housKoo , | location ; nnlyfc. Gan-
nctt , M4 Biowr. block. _ P "
FOR RENT\ NICE SOVTH FRONT EIGHT
room brick hoi-se. wllh nil modern Improvements -
ments und In llr t-elas condlllon ; possesslun
given January 15. Imitilro on premls.s. 2C10
Half Howard street. " z"
8-nOOlI FLATS. J3.00 , 1023 N. ! 1ST. _
Douglas , modern , reduced
' ° '
7 . mod ern. 27th. near Cumlng. reduced
9 ! . 21th'and Douglas , reduced from
7 riioms , "rondprn , 31th nml Jnckaon , reduced from
J27.50 to I18TO.
Also several other fine houses cheap.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1703 Farnam street.
D 462
FOll RENT. A NICE C-ROOJl HOUSE NEWLY
papered. H 00 per month. Includlne city water ,
to people that pay rent In advance. 119 N
S7lli ; take Farnam car , Stoetzcl , next to P. O.
D tel
EICJHT-nOOM HOUSn , CENTRAI , LOCATION.
115.00 per month , nnnulre 2010 Coplt lBVcniie. _
BTHAM iinATnn sronns AND TLATS.
Ilownul nnnck. aBcnt , 1610
< .HOOM COTTAOn. NO 272 ! rAHNAM ST.
Milton nugers & Sons , llth nml PniJiiim St
FOll U12NT. S-nOOM rOTTAGH , CITY WATER
I n klti-hcn , 17S3 North 19th st ; lent chcnp. 204
N ew York Llfo. _ _ D-vM-2l _ "
KOII iiRNT. MY nnsinnNcn ; B ROOMS.
bath ; gS l ccllnr ; referencerwUlr.M. | . JJ13
Hamilton M. H MCU ? b'
roil HUNT FUUXISIIKI ) HOO.MS.
KIHST CLASS HOARD AT 1010 OAVHNPOUT
Btroct B-M471 Fit *
; _
f Nicn ruiiNisunn on
looms ; for light hou eleeplnB. 1113 S. lllh.
K M IW 25 *
Ecu KT % MARY'S , FURNISHED ROOMS.
liuutclcveplnff. K W3-SC
ROOM FOR ONIJ ou
two KCHtl'MiKn ' or inun nnil wlf < > , iif.ir ICotuitzi-
1'liice , CJotHl nelKhborhii * ! , nlenrant HUrroimd-
Inns. Address K 3 , llco olllce. 13 605-2S *
UOOMS AMJ IIOAItn.
rilONT ROOMS. WiiL : IIKATED ; TAMILY
lio.iril If < ! 'ilre < l ; rates reasonable. 324 North
23d U _ _ f-7"
FIRST CLASS DOARH : 1C10 DAVENPORT ST.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD.
Teiins icnuonnMc. fall 2107 Douglas. F 435 0
i'URNlsTllib FRONT ROOMS WITH OR WITlf-
out boanli Htmni lie.it : electric I.ells ; biithn : rales
reasonable. Midland Hotel , ICth & Plilratco st.
P SI533 n <
LA11QE SOUTH ROOM WITH STEAM ; EXcellent -
cellent table ; rcferrucoii , 202 N. mil.
I' " MM7 21 *
FOH Ui\T : D.\KUIlM.SIIin UOOMS.
4 ROOMS ; WATER IN KI1CHEN ; CENTR.\L ;
rri ; nnalle rtnt ; nlu for houBokci'plnj. 1702
Wehster t.
NICE OUTSIDE UNFURNISHED ROOMS AT
S1J N. J'th it ; upalnliu. O-ii'M 31
FIVE UNFURNISHED CIIAMIIKHH VOll
lunnckct'tilni ; l inun un < l wife ; water In the
kitchen ; Blrel slnlc ; waste pipe , 1'1'J No , 17lli.
( J-MC12
I'-OU Hi\T STOHKS AMJ OFFICES.
TOR RENT , THE 1-STORY I1KICJC DtllLDINO
I at 110 Folium t. This bull'llng h a H tire-
proof ccinrnt bnm < mnt , complste ntun ; heat-
lag lUlui'H. water n all llaorx. ffoa , ic. Ap
ply at the office o' The Deo. I 3't ! '
PAHKMBNTAT CIS N. ICTH ST. , WITII LA ROE
No , 1 baku c\m , ulto ntnra loom ; KO' > ! loca-
tlill for l > nKr ! > . APl < ly In I , N. W.llion , 623
K. Y. Llfa llldg. , or at ofllce of Union hotel ,
CH N. l''HlH. ' _ 1-576
UTORE ROOM. 30X&5 , AT G\1 N , 1CTIL HTRKET
( I'liton Hole ! Uock ) , f/V J ; with nicam lieat ,
J33.01) , AI'I'I ) ' to 1. N' . WnHon. 023 N. Y. Life
Did , : . , or HI uillro of Union Hold , CU N. Kill t.
I 57 ?
AQ1SNT9VAXTiU. .
AWE.NT3 WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
our Cfltbialtd il.CO ciihtoin pant * and * ult > .
. rhlcaco. Cu.lo.il I'.iuU Co. . 20S Tilth at * . ,
ChlcaKO. J-M51T FS
HF..VTAL AfillXCV ,
J. 11 , 1'ARROTTE , ROOM U. DOUOLAS HL1C.
LM 53I-P1S
STORAfln.
ETOItAClK , PRANK EWnilS , 1HI IIARNEY.
M-131
_ _ _
'
'l-ACiriO 6TOHAOK AND WARCHOUSE CO. ,
. OS-9H Jbnta. U n tul ntutaza and ( arvrardlnic.
rilRNISHED STEAM-HEATED ROOMS. MOD-
' eru rur.vxTiltnce * . buai\l dj South nth. MH3
J TO II UV.
LIST REAL ESTATE VITIC F. D. WHAO ,
aixUontrt nud ! XU UiV. K-Mm VI
_
CECONI ) IIAlTb PUUN1T1IIIK , 1JUO\VN'S. 10J
a. nth.
WA.\nn TO nuv.
( Oonllnufd. )
WANTED , A SKCOND HANI ) 1'IIONOORAI'll
with tmttery find rnonls and nil complete , nml
mu l be In K l running order. Adilirs * OeorRe
Bherlock , Seymour. Sin Miguel county. Colo.
N M603 n'
FOH SAM : FimxiTtmn.
FOR BALE , THE FURNITURE OP A LARGE
boarding liouso at n Largnln. II , Cl. lire.
O-M556 2
.SAI.I : JII.SCII.L.VMOIS. ;
HARD WOOD 4 AND 5'TOOT KKNCB KOR
corn crlbblne. C. R. Le , 901 Douglas.
Q-13J
FOR SALE. A YOUNll , rRKSI ! MILK COW.
inrl JftHf , part llolsleln. Rich inllker Cnll
at 1CI6 Hurt ttrret. Q-MS-2t
rtTRNITIJRE , A OAS STOVE , MATTRESS ,
rhnmtj r * t , Bcrixns , chiffonier , niter , tatles ,
hviMomiRp , urltlnR desk , look caie , every
thing , 115 .So. 3th St. Mr * . Wrlsley.
jiiscni.L.vxnous.
EQUITY IN MY I ROPKRTY , N. W. CORNER
19th and Pierce , IWxHI. 4 hou sj nlso onf
mfo nml 3 C-font ihow ca with utands.
Fred Mohlc , 1B10 DoOge. UM * OS I'll.
ULAIHVOYAXTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RB-
llnble tunlncss medium ; Eth year nt 119 N. ICth.
S-13J
"Otl'SY ( JtJEr.N" FORTUNE TELLER ;
laillM. COc ; Kentleincn , Jl.OO ; lueky chaun .
1 < ! 3 Tarnam street , between 18th nml IDIh ; no
lKn. S-MCO ; 20
1I.VTIIS , HTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1M2 DOUGLAS STREET , JD
lluor , room II. Mnssage , fltcnin , nlcoliol nml
Biiltilmrlno lutha. * T 54525 *
MlinT" T.AItUE ; MASSAGE ; 1617 HOWARD
street. T M4SJ K15
MME. AMES , FORMEIILYOFST. LOUIS. MASsage -
sago nnil Ijaths. 607 S. 13th St. , 2d lloor. room 10.
T-506-25'
I'lSUSONAI , .
BATHS , MASSAQC. MME. POST , JlJ'.i S. 15TH.
U 119
l''INB LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED RAUMLEY.
17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone , HO.
HELLE EI'l'ERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
nt 1909 Farnam. Lady agents wanted.
U-MD37-J1V
SUl'EItrLOUS HAIR AND MOLES REmoved -
moved by electricity. Mme. Post , 319V4 S. 15th.
U 850
MISS VAN VALKENHUHQH DESTROYS PER-
in.incntly by cluctrlclty superlluoua hair , inolcn.
wiirlt , etc. Ruom 416. N. Y. Life bid ? .
U 903
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL "pllOP-
my ; Btrlcily ronlldentlaL Addruss P. O. Box
J20 U-142
WEDDING INVITATIONS , DURKI.EY PTO.CO.
U 233-F.1
VIAVt CO. . 346 REE RUILDINO ; HOME
troatme t for Indies ; physician of llftecn years
experience In attendance ; consultation frre.
ELECTRIC PRINTS AND PORTRAITS. J. P.
BodtUcr , 102 Douslas street. U M321 Fa
WONDERKI'L SYSTEM FOR MAICTNQ OLD
faces yoans. wrinkles removed. 20' ' ) Douglas
blk. Wrlto Mme. True. U M497 I'll *
MOXCY TO LOAX UICAI , ESTATE ! .
ANTHONY-LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
Life. Loans nt low rates for choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city property
W 14 ?
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TH2
O. P. Davis Co. . 1605 Farnam Bt. W 141
6 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. U. Melltle , Omaha ,
W 115
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real cstnte. Dremmn , Love & Co. , Paxton bile.
W 147
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 925 N. Y. LJFEi
W 143
MORTGAGES. G. G. WALLACE , BROWN BLK.
W 140
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam ? mlth & Co. , 1320 Fninam.
W-150
MORTGAGE LOANS : LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttle , 16tU and Douglas , Omaha.
Omaha.W
W 151
FARM LOANS , DOUOLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Oarvin Bros. , 210 N. Y , L.
W 152
WANTED AT ONCE. APPLICATIONS TOR
larRO loans on business prupcrtr , also dweMnc
house loans ; don't wnlt until your old loan ex
pires , apply now. Fidelity Tiust company. 1702
Fnrnam St. W-M3-J2S
FOR MONEY SEE F. D. WEAD , 16TIT AND
Douglas. W Ml82 Fl
CEO. P. BEMIS , LOANS , PAXTON I1LK
F7
MONEY TO I.OA.V-CIIATTnLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
hurses , nagons , etc. , at lo\\cst rntes in city ;
nu remotal of lioads : strictly coniuiojitlnl ; you
cau pay the loan off at any tlmo or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
SCO S. 1511) ) st.
X 153
MONEY TO LOAN , 3tf. CO. DO DAYsTl''URNI.
lure , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , BarKer
block. X 134
DUSIXISSS CIIAJVCMS.
BUSINESS CHANCE. LEASE OF A FINE
store for dry goods : moderate rent ; e tab-
llshcd business ; owing to consolldatlnt ; oir
business ut Duuu'iuc , In. , e ulTer our Icmc
of our bulldlni ; , runnlni ; 3 jcnia , this Is n snap
for any ono \\anllnir to Eturt Into business In
a srxid , llvo town. Bennlnson Bros. , Boone , la.
Y M4C5 20
CBIPI'LE CREEIJ GOLD STOCKS , SAFE AND
Burn ; to nnd upwuids Invejteil often brlnt , * faliu-
lous unJ quick leturns by placing your orders
with ihe Van Huron Investment Cu. , ( Incor
porated ) linkers and brokers. COS ICIh St. . Den-
ver. Coin. Y M530-23
FOR SALE , A HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD ,
v.i'11 Known wholesale nines , llquorx , beer ,
eluuis nnd toharco buxlness , In nnn of the best
cities cf Nebraska , < 1 IHK n Rood , nfe bus
iness ; party ownlnK Imlf Interest having other
business to attend to reason for xelllng ; pur-
cliubt'r may become nn active or rpeclal part
ner. Address K 1 , cure Bee PubllHhlni ; com
pany. Y MC02 27
FOIt KXCIIA.VGIS ,
WILL TRADE PART CASH AND PART GOOD
land under ditch for Block uf general merchan
dise fir country trade. Addrets Wallace Bios. ,
Monta VIsla. Colo. Z M4W ! 6'
OOOD PIANO WANTED IN
iiwil clly lot III Hot Springs , S , D. Adilretvi
but Atkinson , Neb , / C10-2Z * .
FOll SALI3 ItliAL I3STAT13.
FOR SALE , WEST FLORIDA LANDS Es
pecially adapted to fruits ; 577 acres with brick
yunl In complete running order ; 75-horso iiawer
enKliio ana boiler , new pattern snard brick
machlno and pugmlll ; Pott's crushers , track
nnd cars with winding diuni to haul clay from
Lank , two carls nnd wagon to haul wood ,
sheilH with pallets for 120,0V ) bricks , one hand
Kress , nbutidancu of clay und wood , dwelling
ou u with six rooms , kitchen ami b.iili room.
Uua.1 water nnd location. iielfocCy iH-.i'.lhy.
James McCullough , postofllc * Quintflti' . tfto
nu-305-t'th
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROl'-
and farms. Jno , N. Frtnzcr , tpp. 1' . \ ) .
RE-1J )
GEO. P. BEMIS , HOUrfES , LOT3. IRRIOATED
farm landa , lenny. tW and 3C8 rnxlun block.
RARGAINS , IIOU8CS , LOTS AND FARMS ,
al or trad * . K , K. Darllnc. llnrUer Block.
IIK-1CJ
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON ItEEO COMPANY.
RE-1ES
HHOHTlrAXIJ AMJ TVI'BWIUTINO.
A , C. VAN SANT3 STHOOI 513 N. Y. LIFH.
HI
itiovcins.
DON'T BUY A BICYCLE UNTIL YOU liEB
our 'H lint , \Vj tfll iundrle < nnd Uu repair-
Ing. Al-Sar-B n Cycl Co. , 31 South 15th
ticet 45J-F-1I
OMAHA BICYCLE TO. . 11K.ST PLACE TO BUY
blc-rrlea ; Mcyclra repulrcd. Kl N. ISth et. W7
IILOOL'TIO.V ,
ZULEMA FULLEtl , Sit KARIIACH lil.K . CN-
( UKtmtntj mudii fur rcuclhiRj In un-.l .ut of rlty.
uoitsns
. wiNTKRED ; nicfnor CAIIB
horitrs , bnth winter nnd tummer. AiMrrs *
M. J. Wleh Oretns. Neb M77
UMiHTAKlilS AM )
H. K. nt'RKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
( mbnlmtr , Itli Clitcsgo t. , telephone 90. 1C6
SWANSON i VALlEN , KOl ClfMINO , TEL. IVr ) .
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
batmer , 1417 Farnam St. , tclcphune :23. 1CS
MUSIC , AHT AM ) LAXCUAOi : .
GEORQB F. GELLENnECK. BANJO AND
cullar tenchtr. 1815 Chicago at , 109
UIMIOLSTniUMJ KUIIXITUHK.
UPHOUSTER1NO , FURNITURE REPAIRED
nnd packed very cheap thli month. M. 8.
Walkln. Sill Cumins. Tel. 1331. 171
HUILIUXO AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOXS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL 1 * & II. ASS'N PAY
C , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 2 years old ; always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam St. , Nattlnger , Src.
1C9
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on faUns * . Apply to Omaha L. & B.
A s'n , 1T04 Bee bldg. G. M. Naltlngcr , Sec.
170
DAXCIXO.
NEW CLASSES FORMED FOR BEGINNERS
at Mornnd's this week ; ndulls , Tuesday nnd
Friday , S p. m. ; children , Sntunliy , 10 n , m. ;
nrst lesions taken privately If desired ; open
il'-y nnd evening ; nspemhlle . Thursday. 8:30 :
p. 'ii.i gentlemen nnd Indira. D"o. M 557 F18
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th nml Dodge. Rooms by day or week. ICt
I'AW.MIIIOICISIIS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. It ST.
1C3
A SPECIALTYK& &
mar , ? UTplillla permanently cured m 16 to
J3 darB. You can bo treated at homo for
I llio Bamo price undo-tamo guaranty. II
/you / prefer to come hero wo flH contract
to par railroad faro nnd hotel t > Ha , am < no
cbnreo.lf vro fall to euro. If you hayo taken mercury -
cury , iodldo potash , and still have nctits nnd
pnlnsMucous ratc'los In mouth , SoroThroat ,
1'lmpli'S , Copper Colored Spots , Ulcorn on
nr part of the body , Hnlr or Kyrbrown fulling
.Hit.lt Is this Syphilitic BLOOD POISON that
we guarantee- euro. Wo solicit the most obsti
nate cases nnd cliullougo the world for a
\vocnnnotcure : , u'hls dloa e hnsnlirnya
bullied tlio nklll nf tlio inortt oiulnciit physi
cians. Sf5O0,000 capital behind our nhcondl-
tionnlminrantr. Absolute p"-oofnecntppnledon
implication. Addrces COOK JtKMKUX. CO. ,
HOT Masonic Tcmiilv , CHICAGO , IM *
For J5.00 llalin'ul'liiirinafif , Onm ha
A'tfc. , v.111 send yotl G boxes of Turltlih
J.oit Jtiinliooil Cure with a tlMlncl lry.il
f/nnrniifra to euro you of liny wu.ilcnosj
cnuscci by { jinilli/'iil errors nnd cxcosslvo
ttrhil.-hiii , fully stopping ittuhl emlvilons
bringing back tlio utrentilh tiiid vl'jor of
' , 'initli or i of iincl uvory cant paid lo us.
iVo do not s'vo ' feu iirrvfrlpiloiii , but
Blvo you ini'cllclKO tlmt will cure nnd cln-
vulop all p.irts fully. SInilo boxes $1.
Hent by iniill. no printing on outsluo , on
ruuulptof price.
- For T.tnllet Turkish Tantij nnil Penny
royal 1'llls never fall to hrlnu inrtwtritu-
) tlotisnn-to the tiny , it box , (1 ( for 83 by
i mall , ilnlm's l'liirmacy : , Oniiiha.
tv&wv
Sometimes needs a rcllabl ?
monthly regulating medicine
DR. PEAL'S
. . . j PENNYROYAL pILLS ,
A70 prompt , safe nnd cerlnln In result. The jjcnu-
no ( Dr. IVnl's ) neverdlsccnolnt. S > ntftaywhera
1.00 , Sherman ft McConne' ! Drue Co. . IfU
Podge street Omaha. Net
IIOTULS.
MCPHERSON SQUARE ,
New lioiiso , centrally located ,
i'UHntly equlppnl nnil furnished.
Cnlslno nnil m-rvlco unexcelled.
HORACE M.CAKC , PROPRIETOR ,
\VI2.YTII I2H KOHKCAST.
mill Warmer In AVi'stt-m Xo-
liriinkn tilth WfHterly Wliidn.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 23. Thi forecast for
Friday is :
For Nebraska Fair ; warmer In the west
ern portion : winds becoming southerly.
For Oklahoma , and Indian Territory Fair ;
light , north winds.
Fur lown and Missouri Fair ; colder ; north
winds.
For Soulh Dakota Fair ; warmer ; winds
becoming southerly.
For Kansas nnd Colorado Fair ; variable
winds. i
i-oi Wyoming Fair ; warmer ; south winds.
For Montana Fair ; warmer In the east
ern portion ; variable winds.
Local lleeoril ,
OFFICE OF THE WEATHEU BUREAU ,
OMAHA , Jan. 23. Omaha record of tem-
peiuturc and rainfall , compared with the
corresponding day of past four years :
183J. 1833. 1S01. 1S93.
Maximum temperature . . . 13 13 0 3G
Minimum lempernture . . 14 1 H 2fi
Average temperature . . . . 16 0 7 31
Prec'pMiitlon ' . OG T .15 .00
Condition of temperature nnd precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since. March 1 ,
1S95 :
Normal temperature . 1C
Kxcess or deficiency for the day . 0
Accumulated excess since March 1 . 5DO
Normal precipitation . 02 Inch
Excess for the day . 01 Inch
Total precipitation slnco .March 1 2X87 Inches
Deficiency slnco March 1 . 11.31 Incite:1 :
ltfi rlH from .Station * at N | ( . in.
STATIONS AND STATB OV
WKATHKH.
Omaha , tnowlnc
North Plallo , clear. .
Huron , cloudy
4hlctigi > , mining. . . . , . ,
SI , l. < > uli ! , mining
fli. Paul , cienr , ,
Davenport , ruining- . . .
Kunn.m City , snowing
Helena , p.iit cloudy. . . , , . . . , . , (
Havre. p.irt cloudy
Halt Lake Clly. cloudy
1 ll.sm.-ivk , cloudy
HI. Vincent , clear. 1C IO
Cheyenne , part cloudy , , 24 30
Wllllslon , clear. . , 30Dl
RapliI Clly , clear D-l
Galu' , _ . . . . , J2 IS
Ir llcates trace of prrdpllnllnn. ' | > ! MV zero.
L. A. WBUIt. Observer ,
Acts t cnce , never falU , One Minute Cough
Cure. A remedy for asthma and tbdt fever
ish condition which accompanies a severe
cold. Tha only harmless remedy that pro-
dices Immediate results.
TriivlH mid .tllHtrcHN In Jail ,
Abner Travis , n well known colored char
acter of the town , and CRrrlo Freeman ,
n pento woman of a decided brunette cast ,
\\era arrested last night on a charge of
ndultery. Travis U an old resident of
Omaha , anil nt one time was possessed of
considerable property , though most of It ,
uo It Is Hald , hii ! ) disappeared the last few
ycurs. Travis' conduct caused his wife to
npply for n divorce several years ago.
Travlu has bi on living nt Sixteenth nnd
Fcrt btrretM for eome t me , and him had
for 111 * housekeeper Cairlu Freeman. He
t-lalni thnt their frlendfhlp has always
been merely of u Platonic character.
Triivls flalcs that the nreaent action brought
.tRiilnst him Is merely uplle work at the
bands of his wlfu , and that he will pa s
through the tlr uiucnthcd.
QUAKER OATS
The Child Loves It.
The Dyttpoptlc Detnnmls It ,
Tito lipicitro Dotes oil It.
DO YOU EAT
WIFE'S ' PLEADING WAS VAIN
Fink Proposes to. O htinuo His Attentions
to Oilluf Women.
HAS SQUANDERS , A FORTUNE ON THEM
In .Tn <
Ulson nnil tin- Police Arc CIUIK *
Thci'i'l Tiloiil.le AVUIi-
ilitl Knil.
J. 0. Fink , a flno appcarlnR young man ,
ono who bca's tlio marks ot RooJ brce < llng
and rennemcnt , and M.imle Dlxon , n woman
of tlio town , nro In the city Jail.
Tlio purporo of Fink's llfo appears to have
been directed In tha pursuit of wlno , women
nnd pleasure. Ho Is tlio relon of a well-to-
do and respectable family ot Springfield , 111. ,
and hlg escapades have catiocd Ma people
Insufferable heartburning. Ho has a pretty ,
young , respectable and educated fllfo living
In the same city. Her life has been ono
long torment almost from Hie day ot ths
marriage * . Slio Is nbw tAktng steps to put
nn end to It by becoming divorced from her
wortlilew husband.
Fink Is , or at any rate was at one tlmo ,
wealthy. He says that In the last few years
ho has spent $30,000 upon women. AccordIng -
Ing to his story ho 1ms made comiucstowith
out number , and upon women ho has lav
ished as much money as he could.
His latest enchantress was Mamie Dlxon.
Ho became acquainted with her six months
ago , shortly nfterhis arrival In this city.
She Is pretty , well behaved , and In police
circles bearo a good reputation , as she has
always avoided nrrcst and has never caused
the officers trouble.
Fink's Infatuation for the woman became
known to his wife and parents a few weeks
ago. They at once determined to tale :
steps to rescue him If possible , and with
that purposeIn view , his wlfu and mother
came to this city. They learned the. cir
cumstances of the case and at their In
stigation Fink was arrested. While In Jail ,
the two women visited him. Their pleadings
were without avail ,
"I will give you $5.000 In cash If you will
leave this woman and come homo with us , "
said the mother.
The son laughed , scornfully.
"Why should I ? " he asked. "I am hav
ing a good time. Go home and let me
alone. "
The wife was more successful. She
pleaded with her husbanJ to renounce the
woman , return home , and llvo once more
In honor.
"I would not bo satisfied to love you
alone , " .Fink replied. "I love women. "
The wife and mother returned sorrow
fully to their home , while Fink returned to
Mnmto Dlxon's as soon as ho obtained his
release.
They wore arrested again lastsnlght. Of
ficers entered the house In which the woman
was an Inmate and found Fink thero.
Mother HIM ) DiuiKliter flrlpeil.
"I have been etposeU to scarlet fever , but
I did not have It. I felt all the time ae
though I was coming down with some dls-
ease and wag In this way for nearly two
years. I tried icverythlng In the way of
remedy nnd was 'treated by physicians , but
grew worse all the nme. Ono day I re-
selved a circular , advertising Hood's Sarsa-
parllla and resolved to try It. I purchased
ono bottle and It helped mo BO much that I
tcrok Jour or five "bottles , and now I am as
well as' ever. 5fy mother had what seemed
to bo dropsy , which baffled physicians , but
sue hag beSn cured ofjths ! trouble by Hood's
Sarsaparllla. " Annie f ; 'Simpson , Oskosh ,
Neb.
irUl'HKJin COUUT I'nOCKCUIXGS.
January 22 , 189G. Judgments Irt the fol
lowing cases were affirmed ori llio records :
Mattlngly agalnst TjItKens ; Bentley against
Penney ; nbbe'rtS against Dyer ; Boone
aBamst'Qonway ; Spiw1 ngajnst Mosher ; St.
Joseph Iron company ngalnst C nway ;
BeekhofC against Konvalln ; Colin ngalnst
McClny ; Ciulwcll ngalnst Kauftman ; Amcrl-
nnn Investment romnnnv ntrrdnnt TvMstpr.
against Fitzgerald & MaUory
Construction company , Hefereo's fees al
lowed. Van I'Htou against Test. Motion
to afllrm overruled. Motion to quash bill
sutalned , except ns to part allowed by
Judge Ogden. Lcke against Sloan. Dis
missed. Sunday Creek Coal company
ng-alnst Burnham ; Brown ngalnst AValrath
Motions to quash tbKls of exceptions sus
tained. Stevens against Kirk. Motion to
quash bill of exceptionoverruled. . In
surance cnsea against Buckstaff , Judg
ments afllrmcd In twenty-four cases. Jansen -
sen against Lewis. Dismissal vacated
State ox rel Home against Holcomb. Ho-
hearing denied * . Small against Sandnll.
Dismissed ns to J. M. Hell. Harr against
Lumnstor. Motion for Injunction overruled
Lancaster county against Green. Bill of
exceptions quashed. Cnlland ngalnst Hll-
lls. Dismissed. c
January 23. 1893. Home Fire Insurance
company against Breduhoft. Motion to d s-
mlss overruled. Itusseil against Lavender
Oreeley County bank ngalnst Iledlon. Af
firmed. Baxter against Harrison ; Farmers
Union Insurance company agnlnst Camj-
bell. Dismissed. Kenyan against Ayres
( all motions overruled ) . Afllrmed.
Th'3mas ngalnst Carson. Error from
Adams county. Afllrmed. Opinion by
Chief Justice Post.
Where the petition or complaint states
a onu e of action" In favor of the plaintiff
personally , superadded words , such a °
" " "executor" "trustee " bo
"agent , or , will
regarded as dr'crlpt'o ' personne merely ,
2. Th * * bond required ! > ) section 1. chap
ter Rl. Laws 18J ( section eg chapter 73 ,
Complied Statutes ) , Is' designed ns security
for th'iflo ' who may be damaged through
the negligence or Insufficiency , nnd poss'bly
the fraud of persons engraved In the busi
ness of compiling abstracts of title ,
3. The plaintiff pilrdiased n real estate
mortgage , rel > r.ng upon the ccrtlllcato nr-
rcmpanylng an abstract of title , In V'hlcli
It was recited that C , the abstractor , had
carefully examined the records of the office
of the county clerk , the cleik of the dis
trict court nnd county treasurer ; nnd that
there were of record In said offices no Hen ?
upon the property described excppt as In
paid abstract mentioned. Held , That C Ir
not llnblo on 'Ills ' bond on account of the
om'sslon from said abstract of a prior
mortgage upon the propcrty conveyed , then
of record In the olllcu of the register of
deeds. ,
1. The fact that the omission of Ur prior
mortgage was tlio result of n conspfrac >
between C , the abstractor , and K , the morl-
gagor , nnd P , to whom tha subsequent
mortgage was given. Held , Not material
slnco the certificates rolled upon by the
plaintiff Imparted .notice of C'a engage
ment and the extent of the liability as
sumed by him ,
Omaha Loan and Trust company against
Hanson et nt. , , 'Appeal fiom Douela ?
eountv. Reversed. * .Opinion by Chief Jus-
tlco Post. " ' \
Where bv the terms of a promissory note
It Is provided that. It shall bear Interest
until mntuilty nt'a.slven rate , nnd there
after nt a hlKhe ( ( | awfnl ratu , mit-H con
tract Is noi usurious , nor In tlio agreement
for the higher fritn of Interest nfter mn-
tur.ty a mere nynnlly.
2. It Is the duly rif the court In com
puting the I'.moimt-duo on such an 'Instru
ment to allow Inlcrenti until maturity at the
lower rate and thereafter ut the higher
rate. it n i
Haubrcck ngalnst Loeb. I > ror from
Adams county , i , , } jllrmcd. Opinion by
Chief Justice Post. ,
When the record presents questions of
fact only ns to WMVh the evidence la con
flicting , and apparently evenly balanced , n
verd.ct or Dndlnari bated thereon will not
bo iHrturbed by thte cptu ; ,
MoKlnney ognlnKt Hopw-ood. Error from
niiltHlo county. - Wvwecl nnd remanded.
Opinion by Judge flfiiVrlson.
Where the cvldamm In n case Is sucli
that hud a llndlnpr.lipen madu thereon by
me jury lur piainiiu uvuuni nave ueen
sutllclently eustalnpd. It is error for the
court to direct a vrtFct ror defendant.
Hall against KoclH. ICrror from Douglas
county. Afllrntpd. Opinion by Judge Ilnr-
rieon.
An nbandonment cf a contract may be ef
fected by acts of ono of the parties thereto -
to , which nro Inconsistent with Its exist
ence uml acquiesced In by the other party.
2. The evidence exumlncd nnd held , suf
ficient to Fiistuln finding * ) and judgment In
favor of defendant ,
fipffht against Stevens. Appeal from
Douglas county. Opinion t > y Judge Har-
rli-cn. s
The- contract under wh'ch the subcontractor -
tractor furnished material nnd performed
labor on account of which he filed the lien
nought to be foreclosed In this case , held ,
not KUch n v/rltten contract ns la contem
plated by the provisions or section 3 , chap-
K-r Cl. Compile * ! Statutes. In regard to me
chanic' * liens wherein It staU-u ; "When
any labor has JIPCII done or materials fur
nished OH provided on a written contract ,
the same , or a copy thereof , plmll be filed
with the account herein required. "
2. The evidence examined nnd held , to
sustain the decree of the district court
except to ono Item , n which particular
It Is modified , nml ns modified , nltlrmpd.
llfl.iklns ngalnst Slntti of Nebraska. Kr-
ror Trom Ftirniu county. llevore < l nnd rc-
mnndcd. Opinion by Judge Non-al.
It Is error to give nn Instruction Infring
ing on the province of the Jury.
2. An Instruction In a criminal case Is er
roneous which hns the effect to shift the
burden of proof front the stnto to the ac
cused.
Clnllln ngalnst American National hank.
Hrror from Douglas county. Heversed nnd
remanded. Opinion by Judge Norvnl ,
To obtain n review ot a Judgment of the
district court dismissing nn appeal taken
from an Inferior court , no oxccptloi Is nec
essary.
2. A ruling of the district court dismissing
nn appeal may be reviewed without n motion
for n new trial ,
3. When nn appeal from a Justice ot the
pence to the district court Is taken In the
time prescribed by law , nnd both parties
appear In the appellate court , and without
objection tile pleadings , nnd the cause Is
noticed for trial. It Is then too late for the
appellee to object to the validity of the
appeal.
4. Ono ot several defendants , having sep
arate nnd distinct defense * , may proiocute
an appeal from n Justice of the peace to
the district court , without Joining his eo-
dcfenilnn . Polk ngalnit Covcll , 13 Neb. , SSI ,
followed. , .
5. When the Interests of several defend
ants are insepatably connected nn nppe.il by
one defendant bilngs up the entire case.
Supra.
Uoble ngnlnst American National bank ,
Knnsas City. Krror from Webster county.
Alllrmed. Opinion by Commissioner llynii.
To a petition upon n cause of action , not
controverted , where there Is attempted to
be pleaded nn accord nnd satisfaction , the
plea Is bad when the performance neces-
rnry to constitute the satisfaction Is not al
leged.
Nebraska Exposition association nfrnlust
Townley. Krror from Lancaster county.
Heverscd. Opinion by Commissioner Hynn.
In an action upon n written subscription
parol evidence Is not admissible to add con
ditions to those expressed In the writing
sued upon.
2. Where defendant , by way of counter
claim , alleges that he was Induced to make
n , subscription for the benefit of a coipora-
tlon upon the faith of n promise contempo
raneously made by nn ngent ot such corpora
tion that an amount of capital stock of such
corporation equal to such subscription would
be Issued to him , such stilis-crlber should
nver the payment , or at least n legal lender
of the amount of such subscription , before
he Is entitled to claim anything by reason
of a failure to Issue the stock
Gould ngalnst Armngost. Krror frotn
Butler county. Reversed nml remanded.
Opinion by Commissioner Ilagan.
The legal tltlo to property pJedgcd by a
chattel mortgage remains In tnc mortgagor
nnd creates merely a lieu. Mtissur against
King , 40 Neb. , 802 ; Camp ngalnst Pollock , 45
Neb. , 771 , followed.
2. The tltlo and Interest of a mortgagor of
chattels therein may be levied upon and sold
under execution ngnlnst him , the mortgagor
being In possession.
3. A purchaser at such sale Is thereby subrogated -
gated to nil the rights but only the rights
Mich mortgagor had to such property at the
time of the levy of the execution thereon.
4. A purchaser nt such sale takes the prop
erty subject to all valid liens and the rights
of the holders thereof existing thereon ut
( he tlmo of the levy of the execution under
which the pale was made.
D. An unconditional tender by such n pur
chaser of the entire debt secured by a chat
tel mortgage existing agnlnst taid property ,
the-debt being at the time of the tender due
and the tender being kept good divests the
lien of the mortgage and entitles the pur
chaser to the possession of the property.
Tomklns ngnlnst Batlo , 11 Neb. , 117 ; Knox
against Williams , 24 Neb. , < VW , followed.
0. Such a tender to be good nnd divest the
lien of the mortgage In addition to the
amount of the mortgage debt must Include
all reasonable nnd necessary expanses which
hnve been Incurred by the holder of the
mortgage in tnknlg possession of tln > moit-
gage property and in enforcing his lien
thereon. '
The Beatrice Paper company against the
Melolt Iron works. Krror from Gage county.
Opinion by Commissioner Ungun.
If the Judgment which the litigant seeks
to have rovlewed Is appe.iluble he may hnve
It reviewed on appeal or error at his elec
tion ; nnd he may make such election at any
tlmo before the llnal submission of the case
In this court ; he may dismiss his appeal
nnd stand on his petition In error or vice
versa. But If he makes no such election
this court will review the Judgment of the
district court on error when there Is Hied
with the transcript a petition In erroi.
Woodward ng.ilnst Balrd , 43 Neb. . 310 ; Mon
roe against Held , 01 N. W. , 9S3 , followed
and reaffirmed.
2. In a proceeding In error from a decree
of the dlstrict'court confirming a judicial
sale this court will not review a question In-
.volvlntr the merits of the original decree.
Stnto' National bank of Lincoln against Sco-
Jicld , 9 Neb. . 493 ; Stratton against Relsdorph , ,
33 Neb. , 311 ; Omaha Loan and Trust com
pany ngnlnst Hnmer , * 40 Neb. , 281 , followed
and realHrmed.
3. The district courts of this state have
authority to control their process nnd for
sufficient reason may recall an execution or
order of sale nnd set aside an appraisement
of property made thereunder.
4. The fact that all the property made
liable by a decree Ig not described In the
execution or order of sale Issued Is suffi
cient reason to authorize the district court
to recall the order of sale and set aslac the
appraisement made thereunder.
6. In a suit In equity , where the decree has
been entered and the case is still on the
docket pending proceedings to sell the prop
erty , all of the parties to the cafe , In the
absence of a rule on the subject , arc bound
to take notice of all tlio orders entered and
stepi taken by the court in the case In term
time , which do not affect the original de
cree.
C ; The constitutionality of the net passed
nnd approved February 25 , 1875 session laws
of 1875 , chapter xxxviil bv which section 49S
of the Code of Civil Procedure was so
amended as to confer authority upon the
district judge sitting in chambers to confirm
ludiclnl sale ? , IF no longer nn open question
in this court. Mc.Murtry against Tuttle , 13
Neb. , 232 , reaffirmed.
The act passed and approved March 2 ,
1881 chapter xlvl. session laws. 1SS1 does
not repeal .any part of section 498 of the
Codeof Civil Procedure , nor repeal section
39 of the uct passed and approved February
27. 1879 session laws of 1S79. chapter Ixxxll
but fjild laws should all be construed to
gether.
8. A statute will not bo construed ns re
pealing by Implication another statute un
less the repugnancy between the two IH
plain and unavoidable. Lawton against Gib
son , 18 Neb. , 137. _ _
ScliiiNtiiiiol AViiH Not
For it was taken by assault , but a phyalque
Jjiillt up , a constitution , fortllled by Hostel
ler's Stomach Bitters , may bid defiance to the
assaults of malarious disease even In localities
where It ! s most prevalent and malignant.
emigrants to the plague-breeding sections of
the west should bear this ) in mind , and start
with a supply. The 131 tiers promptly sub
dues dyspepsia , rheumatic and kidney com
plaints , nervousness , constipation and bilious-
ness. _
AV13STKHX PI3.VSIO.VS.
Voter n UN of tin * ! , ( < Wur lli'iiiom-
ln-rril ! ' tiniciicrnl ( iovrriimcnr.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 23.-(8peclnl.-l ( ) > en-
slons granted , IHSIIO of January 7 , were ;
Nebraska ; Original John J. Wetzcl , Hor-
nce , Greeley ; Robert V. Wnlpolc , Klule , Per
kins ; Random Walker , Utlca , Soward. In
crease David M. White , Aurora , Hamilton ,
Original widow Catherine JlcPherson , Km-
ernon , Dlxon.
Iowa : Original Thomas Achton , Adel ,
Dallas ; William T. Hialt. Lynnvllle. Jasper ,
Tlionutft W. Wilson , Knlrfleld , Jefferson.
Inciense William S , Bellows , Ladora , lowu ;
Manuel Achun , Keokuk , Lee ; David Newman -
man , Newbern , Marlon , Rolssue Henry
Ilurgesit , Ames , Story ; John L. Gray , Des
Molnes , Polk. Original widow Sarah Morse ,
Marble Rock , Floyd.
Colorado : Oriclnal James E. Rico , Den
ver , Arapahoc ; Sylvanus C. MeLeon , Denver
Mills , Arapahoa illcnjamln 8. Winder , Trini
dad , Lai Anlmas.
Issue of January 6 were.
Nebraska : Orlglna' John A. Fleming ,
Kearney , Buffalo ; Charles K. Oard. Omaha.
Douglas. Or'glnal widows , etc. Sarah K ,
Spearman , Springfield , Barpy ; Cordelia AV
Harmon , Omaha , Douglas.
Iowa : Original Cyrus A. Wood , Moravia ,
Appanoose : Ormond N. Hopkins , Elgin ,
Fnyette. Reissue William II. Covey , Ot-
tumwa , Wupel'.o. Original widows , etc
Minors of John T. Mathews , Villlsca , Montgomery -
gomery ,
South Dakota : Original William Wlnn ,
Piedmont , Meode ; Hollensworth Lowe , Hot
Springs , Fall River.
Colorado : Original widow Emma , V
Thomas , Monte. Vleta , Rio Grande ,
A , Q. Hartley of Magic , Pa. , writes ; "I
feel It a duty of m'.np to Inform you and the
public that Hewitt's Witch Hazel salvo cured
me of a very bad case of eczema. It
cured my boy of a running sore on hla I
SUCH for MimeKxiiciiitrd ,
Alexander McDonnell has commenced suit
In the county court to recover $1,000 from
John Warlear , for the cupport of Warlear's
\Ufo. It Is charged In the petition that War-
lear drove his wife from home on Juno 1C ,
18S9 , slnco which tlmo she has made her
homo with McDonnell. She has been pro
vided with the necessaries of llfo by Mc
Donnell , eo he alleges , and he asks the court
to compel Warlear to reimburse him for the
money ho has expended for this purpose dur
ing the just four years , not making any
claim for the period previous to that time.
Piles of people have piles , but Dewltt'l
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
BERoCASE WILL BE DISMISSED
Mrs. Ish Will Not Bo Brought to
Trial.
COUNTY ATTORNEY TALKS ABOUT IT
Xi' or TlioiiKltf Tlior % AVim Stilllolont
ooto XVnrriiiit Hit *
nf Murder : \o 1'oMer to
Hold
County Attorney Ualdrlge Is authority
for the statement that the case against Mrs.
Mabel l h , charged with the murder of Wil
liam It. Chappie , will be dismissed. Mr.
Dnlilrtgo declined to make a point blank state
ment to this effect , but ho said that ho did
not see anything clso to do In the case.
Ho said the case ngalnst Ish was far the
stronger of the two and ho had been very
dubious as to the result of n trial In his
case. With nil of the principal witnesses for
the state beyond the jurisdiction ot the
court , the county ntlorncy said that lie did
not think there was sufficient ground to hope
for a conviction In the case ngalnsl Mrs.
Ish. Under Ihese clrcumslaiices Hie predic
tion la freely made by those who have been
watching the case , thai ono of the first
things done hi the opening of thu ncxl lerni
ot court will be the dismissing ot the case
acalnst Mrs , Ish.
The county attorney wag asked why It
was thai his witnesses were allowed to gel
away and why they were not bound over to
appear and give evidence In this case as
had been frequently done In cases of miner
Importance. Mr. Haltlr'ge. said tliul this
question had been fully Investigated and It
had been found thai tlio district court hnd
no power to bind , wltncsje * to appear ,
neither did It have any power to put wit
nesses In jail In default of bond. He said
Jio hid not been In any degree derelict In his
duly In allowing llicso witnesses to get out
of his reach , and lie regretted thai they had
done so , but ho thought as much had boon
accomplished by getting a plea of guilty of
manslaughter from Ish as could bavo been
accomplished by a trial.
Mr. UaldrlgD also made tha statement that
the Information ngalnst Mrs , Ish had been
filed by order of Judge Scott and that ho
( Ualdrlge ) did not think at the tlmo thai
Ihoro wasisulllclent evidence to warrant that
action , or ho should have taken It of his own
accord In the first place.
Ill OIlltMl TllUCB
People overlooked the Importance of perma
nently beneficial effects and were satisfied
wltn transient action ; but now that It Is
generally known thai Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habitual constipation , wcll-
Intormed pcoplo will not buy other laxatives ,
which act for a time , but finally injure the
syslem
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS
Gccocecceececccooeocnceecco
General satisfaction was evpresp d yester
day by the councllmcn and others Interested
regarding the manner In which the Injunc
tion suit between the city and the American
Water Works company was settled. Attor
neys for the city were confident all the time
that the injunction would nol hold , as Ihc
clly charier provides that the council may
from tlmo lo lime regulate Ihc rales to be
charged by the water company. Another
point raised by City Attorney Lambert was
thai the courts could not enjoin a legislative
body. Should the case have gone ibefore- one
of the United States Judge ; ' , as was ex
pected , the legal representatives expected to
win the case * and have the injunction dis
solved. The ordinance regulating thu water
rates will bo Introduced at the next meeting
and probably will be passed under a sus
pension of Hie rules.
DemoerntH and Otlu'rn Con for.
A certain faction of the democrats held
a qulel little caucus yesterday and fixed up
the following slate for the spring election :
T. H. Ensor for mayor. Ed Johnston for city
treasurer , John J. Uyan for city clerk. Dr.
Ensor Is willing to run providing he gets
the nomination. Johnston still Insists that
ho will not be a candidate for any olllco , but
persons who claim to know say thai John-
slon Is talking for effect , and thai when
the time comes ho will gel out and hustle
for the office. John Ryan wanted to be
city treasurer when Hector stepped out. If
Mr. Hector had resigned Ryan had plans
all made to be appointed to the vacancy , and
expected to bo elected by the dcmocratb
in llio spring. The way the slate Is made
up Ryan gets the city clerk's olllce. Jos
Maly , the present city clerk , has announced
himself as a candidate for re-election.
The republican slate as now madeup puts
J. U. Smiley In the mayor's chair , Al Car
penter In the clfrk's office , and Pat Hughes *
In the treasurer's ofllce. Gllchrist may carry
llio convention In spite ot Smiley , however ,
bill Pat Hughes feels confident of winning
It Is expected thai Die republicans will
Iiavc a fight over councllmeii In llio First
and Third wards. On the slate Whittlebuy
has been named to represenl the Fourth
ward in the council. The Second ward will ,
It Is expected , unite on some prominent Bo
hemian. Of the councllmen whose terms ex
pire In April , Henry Mies is the only one
who docs not want any ofllco this time. . He
says ho will lay off for a year , and then
Iry and get elected from the Second ward.
Walters nnd Dulla would not objecl to suc
ceeding themselves In the council.
Three members of the Hoard of Education
are to bo elected , W , B. Check thinks he
ought to be sent back for another term
Ilagan would like to be re-elected also. The
campaign promises to commence early , and
It Is predicted that slates made up now
will be broken and fixed over a dozen times
before election day.
CKy f
Richard Allberry of Illalr Is visiting rela
tives In the city.
J , A. Ollls of Ord , Neb. , was In the city
yesterday looking after some property.
J" W. Pence of Grand Island was n visitor
at the stock yards yebterday afternoon.
The King's Daughters were entertained by
Mrs , Sclilndol , Twenty-third and K t'treeU ' ,
yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday's feeder shipments , thirty-eight
cars , were thn largest since January 2 , when
fifly-lwo cars , were SHU out , half of them
to eastern distilleries.
The King's Daughters will hnvo entire
charge of Seykora'H ' drug etoro , Twenty-
fourth and N streets , on February II and the
proceeds will go tonard the good work of the
King's Daughters ,
George Schmltz has asked the police to
hunt up and arrest George T , Mason , who
lie claims sold a set of harness to a colored
man named Myeri * for $5 and neglected tn
lurn the money Into Schmltz's office , The
police ray that JHsnn has skipped. Myon
refuses tn give up the harness unless Sc'.im.t ' ?
returns the price paid. Mason was the agent
of Schmltx at the tlme > the tulc was mad
! nd a warrant for breach ot trust may ha
aworn out today.
J. W , Iloj-d ot Module ) , In. , was nt tin
stock yards yesterday wllh three c.irloads
ot cattle. Mr. lloyd is an extensive cnttla
chipper nnd of late has been shipping to thli
market. Hn appears to bo well pleased with
the treatmenl accorded by the commission
men nnd the flock yards managers and will
ship more cattle hero soon.
| AMUSEMENTS. |
ccccccccccccccccccccecoccca
This Is a great and memorable week tot
old Ireland , when Mr. John Kcrncll nnd Mr.
Daniel Sully divide the tlmo between them
upon a single stage. Not that the two com
edians have any points of similarity , other
than thr-lr Celtic origin , nor ought to bo
mentioned together , except that the snmo
week brought them Into conjunction. Thera
Is no horse play nor vulgar buffoonery about
the latter anlst , for ho l an artist , Mr.
Daniel Sully , every Inch ot him , nnd n grow
ing one. When ho was hero lasl year ho
had a play called , "O'Ncll , Washington , D.
C. , " which was In msiiy respects the best
thing ho ever did. It was too quiet , how
ever , to draw well , nnd It was Rlvon up.
Last night Mr. Sully's admirers saw him In
n new piece , and were pleased to find him
the same true and hearty actor > ns of yore ,
with the results of an added year of ox
perlence nnd hard work plainly apparent.
"A Bachelor's Whes" Is the creditable
handiwork of Mr. Miison , the excellent Oor-
uutn comedian , who shares with Mr. Sully
the chief honors of the presentation. Con
structed upon lines not unconventional , nnd
setting forth n story by no means new In
Its main features , It contains much of clover
dialogue and amusing situations , and affords
Mr. Sully a better oppoitunlly to show his
mettle than some ot hta former vehicles have
provided. Ho ls n good fellow , this chubby ,
kind hearted llryan , nnd he Is for the moat
part qulflt , and never rants unduly , oven
when nn apparently hopeless suit nnd tli
machinations of .1 villain and n practical
Joker \\otild drlvo most bachelors to vocal
extravagance ; wherefore ono rejoices when
the humorist and tlio rogue are at last con
founded , ai.d the hungry heart Duds wherein
In feed nt pleasure , although nt no lime In
the evening has ono seriously doubted the
outcome of either event. If a sugsustlon
might bo made and taken In good part , It
would bo that the business between Dryan
and Helen In the lasl ncl bo so modluVd a
that the nudlenco may bo notified rather by
notions than by speech that thu old lover
has at last found the child ot his dead
sweetheart. The omission of n few lines of
dialogue and the Introduction ot a little elo
quent by-play would tell the story much
moro delicately.
The support Is by fnr the best Mr. Sully
has ever hnd , several members of Hie com
pany being positively excellent. The ability
of Mr. Mason In his peculiar sphere Is well
known , and has been referred to nbovo.
Miss Kate Mlcholcna , who Is agreeably re
membered from her former appearance heroIn
" " and "Tho Last
In opera , sang "Klllarney"
Hose of Summer" very effectively. Miss
Hanchctt made nn entirely favorable Impres
sion as the widow , Mr. Johnson and Miss
Allen were an acceptable p.ilr of young lov
ers nnd Mr. Mayall did wlmt could be done
\Mllh tlio wicked Walllngtord. Miss Von
Diet ; played the small part ot Susan so well
that no one suspected that It was her first
appearance with the company. |
Altogether , Mr. Daniel Sully and his company - j
pany , and his new play , nro worlh seeing. J
The engagement lermlnalcs Saturday night. i
For a number ot years Mr. Frederick Wardo . i
lias appeared at almost regular Intervals before - .
fore Omaha audiences , until his visits are now .
looked forward Ho with pleasurable antlclpa- -I
tlon by his local admirers. Mr. Wardo has ,
always associated lilmsjlf with attractions of ,
repute , and the announcement of his coining J 1
Is a guaranty ot the worth of his organlza- " | - |
tlon. H ]
Tonight Mr. Warde and his own company
will open his engagement at Boyd'a theater
by presenting D'.Enneiry's romautlc drama , en
titled "ThE. Mountebank , " Mr. Warde ap
pearing as Belphegor. At the mntlnee tomor
row afternoon Mr. Wardo will be seen ns
Paul dl Navnrn , In Henry Guy Cnrleton'3
Venetian love story , "The Lion's Mouln. " nnd
tomorrow evsnlng as Brutus , in Shakespeare's
historical tragedy , "Julius Caesar. " Mr.
Wardo's management has provided liberal and
cosuy productions lor UULII vi. uc-jo i' j- . .
anil Id Is said they nro not excelled either In
suiiiptuousiiEss or correctness. Upon tha
earnest solicitation of the local management ,
Manager Arthur Warde consented to reduce
tlie prices for the present engagement , BO
that Omaha people may consider themselves
specially favored In this regard. Ths ealo
of seats for Mr. Warden's engagement opsned
yesterday morning , and the demand was milto
good. , ,
It Is understood that In a very sdiort tlm ?
Mr. Warde will add two more- tragedies < o his
repertory , and will produce them for the
first time In San Franclrco In the near future.
"WnnR , " one ot the merriest , moit gorgeous
and most Bucc'ssful of all tlm comic operas
of recent years. Is coming. Its catchy songs ,
"The Man with an Elephant on Ills Hands , "
"A I'rctty Girl , " "A Summer Night. " "You )
Must Ask. of the Sinn In th Moon , " and a J
score of other ? , are sum ; In thch omes of 1
many a city , which Is yet waiting to hear * *
"Wang" In Its entirety. Albert Hnrt , who .j
has achieved a gratifying succ'ss In the part 1
of Wang , Is still playing the part. "Wang"
will bo given here next Sunday , Monday and j
Tuesday nights , and Tuebday matinee , nt j
Hoyd's theater. This will bo the farewell
appearance of the op2ra. At the Tuesday > j
matlneo each woman and child purchasing a
reserved seat on the first floor will receive a '
hamUomu doll as a touvenlr. Tlici tale ct
heats will open at 0 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
"Glorlana" Is billed for next Friday and
Saturday nights at lloyd's theater. It Is a
legitimate farce of the type of "All tlw Com
forts of Home , " "Jane. " etc. , which have been
favcr.ibly rccclvej by the the.iter going public
for tha past few fccasonu.
Hopkins' Trans-Oceanic Star Specialty com
pany will bo the attraction i\'t \ thn CrelR'ntnn
for the flrU four nights of the coming : u < ? ec ! ,
oponlnK with Sunday matlncc , January 20.
Tha fc-Iell.ir features art' Miu Hnjtaw mldgctz >
Ths tiny fellows , uii < | Ustlonahly theEtnallfat
men In the world , glvo an exhibition of ncro-
batlcs ami athletics , winding up with n boxing
bout. Tlio tmallcr ono of the two In a unf-
clally elclllful boxer , and lin l quicker and
shiftier on hU fcf-t than I'H'/ier Corbslt or
Kltzslmmons , .It In xaltl that Corbott will go
mllc-3 to heo the lltllo fc-lluiva box , and ho ,
hat , been heard to nay ( hat If big 1110:1 : IIUo ' >
himself could beus uhlfty and rapid as the , .
little fclluwu , they \vuuld miike a fnr moro j
liit ° rptlng encounter.
Ti-rifli of Kdtviml llnllorlc.
Kdnard Hallock , 75 years of ago , died
at his homn nt Fnrt Gallic mi last Monday
morning. Thu fimoralYIJB held WoJnosday
Mr. Ilallock was the father of Mrs. S. U.
Patten of this city. Us had ruildcd In thu
Halo gliiuo 1S82 , and at Furl Culhoun dur
ing Ihc past llvo years. Tha family of llio
deceased consisted of n wife , ono nun and
tl.iee daughters.
One complaint
I LETTERS I t'lat ' we 'lcarc' ' ' ° was n'01 a
woman who said that Pearline
hurt her hands ! We Icnew
that this couldn't be. But we
looked into the matter , and found
that she was using one of the
poorest and most dangerous of bar
soaps with her Pearline. When we
induced her to use Pearline alone ,
without this soap , everything was lovely.
Use no soap , when you do any wash
ing or cleaning with Pearline. It's
needless , and more expensive and It
may do harm. 479
