THE OMAHA DAEDY BEEt r TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1896.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ailvcrtlneinrnt * for ( lime coin inns
will lie ttikeii until 12i3U p. in. for
llic ovciilnn ; unit tinlll 8 p. in. for the
tiinrnltifr nnil Smidnr cilUlonn.
Ailrrrtlnerx , \ > y roqucdlliiR n nnm
chrclrf cnii linvc nnmvrrw ml-
< n iitnnlii-rcil letter In cnrc
of The Her. Annuer * no nililrcnHetl
Mill lie it < > llvcrt'il HIKIII pronciilnllon
of tlic check milHntc , 1 l--c it
word flput Jiidprtlon ) In n word
thereafter. Nothingnk < -n for leu *
tlmn 2So for flmt limcrtlon. The i ;
inlvrrtliicnicnl * jiiitut I o run coniiccil-
tlvclr.
WANTI3I1 MALI3 III3L1 * .
ice TO ux > PAin SALESMAN rou CIOAHS ;
eiprlcnce not ncecsunrx ! extra Inducement * to
cuitomers. nishop & Kline. St. ' .
BALKHMAN von TUP. HUMAN
Rtx > , l Dido line for Imrdnnrc or harness Biles-
mnn. Cnll or nildrcss 1 So. lUh t.
11 MGI4 r ZJ
yot'NO MAN OK UNQt'KSTIONIJD CHAItAC-
tcr Imvlnr IIW , cnn cot iirolltnljlc employ
ment l > y niMriflilnif 1C 18 Itco offlco. . . ,
WANTI1I ) . tXH MiN AND TI3AMS TO HULL
nur f eil tfrlnilcru nnd cookcn. Salary. "
to JI > 1 l > cr tnonlli , nccnrcllni ? to nullity. Hie
Lltchllt-M MfR. Co. , Webster c | ' Mlj ! | , -j. .
\VANTI3I ) . MAX WITH I'USII TO INTIIO ;
iluce a new nrllclo nmon.r merchant * ntiil
ntnl.le men In Omnlm nna every city nnd town In
Neb. nnd FurrounilltiR states , I > .iys t. ' per rtny.
His on BlRht : nn competition. Address , with
otnmp. Aincrlcnn MfK. Co. . 4 Hncc tl. ,
I'hllnilclpnln. I'n. H-M.I7 2) ) *
WANTIA MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
do Rcncrnl hoimenoiM must be n good cook
nnd ni at ; colored preferred. Inquire nt isi.i
Chlcao ( _ m. C .M707 8) ) _
WANTED-CHIIL FOU C1ENEHAL HOUSE-
work. Hnuilt fnmlly. C14 North 22d .
J (
yhr rtIU 1U3.\T HOUSES.
l-
$
* " HOUSES. K. 1C. UAHLING. UAItKEn ULOCK.
D l j
HOUSKH IN ALL I'AIITS OP THE CITV. THE
p. F. Dnvls CompsnyJM3 Farnnm. D-KO
ETANFOUn CHICLE COTTAGES : 6 HOOM ,
modern , llyron Uee(3 ( Co. , 212 So. Htli st.
p 418
t AND t-IlOOM HOUSES ON FAI5NAM ANU
t-room houno on KA nnd Lenvcnworth , cheap.
Jno. W. ItoLMns. 211 N. V. Life B1Jej3 _ . , ,
HOUSES. IJENHWA & CO. , 10J N. 15T1I ST.
FOH HENT , HODnnN llllICK HOUSE OF il
r.r 20 rooms lit 114-118 N. 25th 8t. See J. N.
Frcnrcr , opposlto poitoince. Tfl. 5. < 4. D S27
MODEUN HOUSES. C. A. STAHR. 923 N. Y.
Llfo building ? _ _
EiaHT-UOOM. ALL CONVENIENCES. 1217
Bouth Thirty-second : and many others : on
sizes. V. U. Wead , Sixteenth end DouKlas.
foil FlENT. JIODEIIN HOUSE : EIGHT
rooms ; with tmth ; on car line : near park :
Alco smnlt hoiiss : good location ; only . > . _ Oiin-
nctt. CO I llrowr. block. P JIHj 3S1 * _
FOH IlENT , NKE ! SO'JTII FItONT EIGHT
room trick hov e. with nil modern Impioye-
rncntn und In flrst-clors condition ; pofsesslon
Elvcn Jnnunry 15. Inqulro on promlfces. Soil )
Half Howard street. n 21J
S-IIOOM FLATS , 3.00 ! 1022 N. 21ST.
I1IO IIAKCIAINS
14 rranv ) . 21th nnd Douglas , modern , reduced
from J60.00 to HO.OO.
7 rooms , tnwlcin , 27lh , ncnr Cumins , reduced
from JM.W to J18.00.
9 rooms , inoilein , 24th and Douglas , reduced from
i
t. t. , .
Tirnnmn , modern , 31th and Jackson , reduced from
J27.BO to J1S.OO.
Also several other fine houses cheap.
H Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam street.
D 4C !
\ FOR RENT. A NICE C-ROOM HOUSE NEWLY
papered , $8.00 per month. Including city water ,
to people that pay rent In advance. Ill N.
37th ; take Farnam car ; Stoetzel , ne\t to P. O.
D 161
EIOHT-ROOM HOUSE. CENTRAL LOCATION ,
U3.00 per month. Enquire 201J Copltol nv-mic.
' D6002 } *
STEAM HEATED STORES AND FLATS.
Howard Rnnck. agent , 1010 Chicago st.
D 474-F14
4-ROOM COTTAGE. NO. 2722 FARNAM ST.
Milton Rosera & Sons , 14th nnd Farnnm Sts.
D 530
FOR RENT , 7-ROOM HOUSE ; ALL MODERN
Imprwcmcnts except furnace. 2217 Cass st.
D MG36 23
FLATS , ELEVENTH AND HOWARD , 6
rooms , newly papered and painted , J13.W. 314
First Nofl bank bid ? . D-C23-31
FOU HENT FUUNISHED IIOOMS.
FIRST CLASS BOARD AT 1610 DAVENPORT
Mtcet. E-M17 < F14'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen or man nnd wife , near Kountze
Plnco. Good neighborhood , pleasant surround
ings. Address K 3 , Heo olllce. E-603-2S *
FURNISHED ROOMS ; STEAM. 204 SO. 2DTII
st. K MC32 2J
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS ,
with modern convenlciccn. 1713 Chicago fit.
E MG3D Fl *
3 NICE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH E D
rooms ; for light housekeeping , 1112 S. 11th.
E 713F2
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS LIGHT
housekeeping , 2' > 1 ! > Ilnincy , K 710-2 *
HOO.MS AND no A it u.
FRONT ROOMS. WELL HEATED ; FAMILY
bo.nd If Ofilrcd ; rutca reasonable. 32i North
23d1st. F76
FIRST CLASS BOARD : 1610 DAVENPORT ST.
F M471 FH
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Terms reasonable. Cnll 2107 Douglas. F 491 0
njitNisTuJi ) ritoNrliooMs'wiTi'roR WITH"
out bnard ; steam httit : electric lielU ; baths ; rates
leasonablc. Midland Hotel , IClli & Chlcngo it.
F M533 F1S
FURNlSHir : > FRONT ROOM , SUITABLE FOR
twu , with board. 2013 California St.
F018-27 *
FURNISHED ROOM , MODERN. WITH HOARD.
15 week ; nlso suite looina. The Roso,20J ) Hnrney.
F-6K.F
LARGE SOUTH ROOM WITH STEAM ; EX-
ccllcnt table ; luferences. 20. N. ISth.
F M721 S0
KOU HUNT UNFLUNISHED IIOOMS.
I ROOMS : WATER IN KITCHEN ; CENTRAL ;
leasonahla rent ; nlc * for housekeeping. 1702
\Vebsterit .
O-M530
_
_ _
NICE OUTSIDE UNFURNISHED ROOMS AT
SIS N , 171(1 ( el ; upatalra. U-M344 31
1'IVE UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR
housekeeping to m.iii nnd ulfe ; water In the
Kitchen ; uti > cl sink ; uusle pipe. 319 No. 17lh.
G MC1S
roil RENT. THREE UNITHNISHED IIOOMS.
cultnbli ) far light housekeeping. Imiulrc Ut ) ,
So. lOlli. G-MCS9 2S
KOU UE.M' STOItES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
at H10 Farnam Bt. This building lm < t u tire-
pri.of cement basement , complete ( team heat
ing nxturo , water ua all floors , ga > , etc. Ap
ply at the ofllco ofjfh * lies. 1 8 ;
'
IIAKEMENT AT CI9 N.'lCTH ST. . WITH LARGE
No , 1 bake oven ; also morn loom ; unod loca-
tlcn for bakeiy. Apply to I , N.Valson , Ci3
N. Y. Llfo Illile. . or at olllcw of Union hotel ,
C19 N. ICth .St. T5o
BTORE ROOM , 30.XS5 , AT 61S N. 10TH STREET
( Union Hotel block ) . ! 25.00 ; ultli meam hent ,
$33 00. Al'Pty to 1. N , Wutson. 123 N. Y. Ufa
llMk' . . or at oillco of Union Hotel , C19 N , 10th Bt ,
1 577
HALLS SUITABLE FOR ROblHTY PURPOSIIS ,
second ami thlid lluors. 1101 F.unim ; rent rca-
so table. 311 Flrit Nat'l bank bldg.
I C23-31
FOR RENT AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROcery -
cery MOID ; tullnlilo nln for meat nurket ; gootl
location , limulro 1013 Farnam Hi. 1 ilCa-3 ;
AGi.TM WANTED.
AGENTS \\'ANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
our celebrated $1.00 custom tunts and aulti.
Chicago Custom Punti Co. , 203 Fifth nve. ,
Chicago. J-M947 FI
r
UENTAL A EXOV.
J , II , 1'ARROTTE , ROOM 25 , DOUGLAS BLK.
LM-S33-F1J
STOUAGK.
ETORAGE , FRANK KWERS. 114 UARNUY.
_ _ _ M-131
FACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
VOt-flO Jcncs. General Huiaru and fonvardlnv.
r M-1M
8TLUM-HEATED ROOMS , MOD.
tra co vent < nc . board. CO ! South IJUu It-lW
WANTED TO I1UY.
LIST REAL ESTATE WITH F. D. WEAD.
Sixteenth and Doiiglai. N M1H Fl
SECOND HAND"FURNITURE , BROWN'S , 103
8. 14h. ! N-4K
WANTED. TO BUY , A FARM TEAM AND A
cow. AddrpM. with particulars , P. O. tot 601 ,
Council Bluffs. N MC < 3 34
WANTED TO BUY , 5 OR S-ROOM HAUSE TO
move. Address E. 8. J. , 2212 Hurt st.
KOU SALE IfUHSITUHE.
PRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE AT 4.124
Franklin street. O-MCS2 25'
FOH SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BIX COLONIES OF ITALIAN BEES. DOO-
llttln ntraln , In the finest condition , with com
plete outfit ; li i\lni ? Neb. cnuie of tale. Col !
or write W. H. Mon-e. Forest Lawn cemetery !
poslotneo address. Florence. Q C30-27 *
HARD WOOD 4 AND 5-FOOT FENCE FOR
corn cribbing. C. R. Lee , Ml Douglas.
foil SAM : , STOCK OP cunscnNT LAND
compnny ; nplcndlil Invretnvnt , Cnll or nil-
dress It. P. Dnllcy , 340 N. V. I.lfe Mile.
Q-M6W Jl
KOR lin\T FAIIJIS.
Itlll HUNT. FAItM 24) ACHKS. S MIM38
west of South Omnlm. inquire of Thomns
Swift , < M N. IJth ( it. , Omahi. n-MC32 ! S
CLAIHVOYANT3.
MUS. Oil. H. WAItttnN , CLAinVOYANT. ni2-
llablc business medium ; 8th year nt 119 N. Ifilh.
S 133
"OIP8Y QUKI3N" TOHTUNK TiM.EIl !
InillM. r,0oi Rentlcmcn. Jl.OOi luck > cliarma.
1S21 Knrnam utrcct , between 18tl > nnd 19th : no
gRn. | 8 XKAJ
siAss.vaia , IIATIIS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH , 162 ! DOUOIAS STIinCT. 2D
llwr. rtvim 11. Mn nge , Btenm , alcohol nn <
nulphurlnu bnths. T CS4 1 * _
miB ! LAIIUET MASSAGE ; ien HO\VAID
street. T M < 50 T15 *
MMH. AMPS , ponMnnt Y OF ST. ix > tns , MAS-
suge nnd baths. 537 3. 13th st. , 2d floor , worn 10.
DATIIS. MAS3AOE. MME. POST. 3W'i 8
FINE uvisny nias CHEAP , no KAUML.EV.
ITth nnd bt. Uary'a avenue. Telephone. JW.
SUl'KHKLOUS 1IAIU AND MOI.HS HE
moved by electricity. Mmc. Post , 31314 S. 1Mb.
MISS VAN VALKCNIIUHQH DESTUOYS Pnil-
mancntly by elcctrlelty superiluous hair , molee.
warts , etc. Iloom 416 , N. Y. Llfo bids.
MONEY TO LOAN ON 1'EUSONAL I-ROl'-
ertyj strictly roiindentlnl. Address P. O. llox
J2C. U-14S
WEDDIKQ INVITATIONS. I3UHKLEY PTC1.CO.
U 238 I * I
VIAVI CO. , 340 DEE DUILDINQ ; HOME
trentmcnt for ladles : physician of fifteen years'
experience In attendance ; consultation ff"-
ET.ECTIUC PRINTS AND POHTnAlTS. J. F.
Uodtker. 1302 Douglas street. U Mjgl F3
WONDEIlFUli SYSTHA ? KOU MAKING OLD
fnces you K : wrinkles removed. 200 Douglas
blk. Write Mmc. True. U MI17 F1J"
inu.n niH'nitUY CORSET MADE TO OUDEU
at 1U03 rarnam. Lady can\ussers want ml.
U MTOfi F23 *
MIPS MASON'S SCHOOL FOU DHESSMAK-
InK. over II istnn Stoio , In HolirbaiiBli lluslness
college hall. Elevator entrance on DoiiKlai.
U C37-F-2 *
SIDNEY TO LOAST UI3AI. ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 313 N. Y.
Life. Loans at low rates for choice security In
Nebins'.iii & Iowa farms or Omaha city property
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. Til2
O. P. Davis Co. , 1503 Fnrnam st. W 141
C I'EH CENT MONEY TO LOAN O1T OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. Vf. 13. Melklc , Omaha
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urcnnan , Love & Co. . Paxlon 1)1 k.
W-147
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 825 N. Y. LIFE.
W 143
MORTGAGES. G. G. WALLACE. BROWN BLK.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Faniain.
Vf-m
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES ]
J. D. ZHtle. 16th and Douglas , Omaha.W
W 151
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND CARPY. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Gan-in Uroa. . 210 N. Y.L. _
FOR MONEY SEE F. D. WEAD , 10TH AND
Douglas. W M102 I'M
GEO. P. IJEMIS , LOANS , PAXTON nLK.
-.V-334 F7
HONEY TO tOAJT CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
hoisca , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates IP. city ;
no lemoval of goods ; strictly contldentlal ; you
can pay the loan off nt any tlmo or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
200 s. letii st.
X 153
MONEY TO LOAN , 3 . 60 , 30 DAYS : FURNI-
lure , pianos , etc. Dun Qrcpn , room S , Iturlcer
block. X-154
Sa CHANCES.
STAPLE DRY GOODS STOCK FOR SALE :
best etand 111 best town of Nebraska. Address
K 5. Uee. Y MC19 F3
AND is THECHEAP-
est tpuculatlvc rurnmojlty In the woild today ,
anyone- who has n dollar to eparc should buy
It ; Undo tluouuh a .responsible house , and get
reliable Information by sending for our largo
nxl book , containing all the necessary Infoima-
tlon to enable unyona to hamlla their Invest
ments Intelligently ; ultm our dally market bul
letin , wlilcii KUffgesta when and what to buy ,
both fiee. Ktnmi'H & Co. , bankets nnd brokers' ,
133 Tradcis' bulldlnff , Chicago. Y 037 23 *
CRIPPLE CHEEK GOLD STOCKS , SAFE AND
Miru ; > J unit up rd.i luvt-sted often bring : )
fabulous und quick returns by placing your
oidcn with the Van lluien Investment < 'o.
( fncorpoiated ) , liankeia nnd brokers , SOS IClh
t. , Denver , Colo. Y M71S
rou I\CIIA\GE.
GOOD PIANO WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
goad city lot In Hot Springs , S. D. Address
box I' , Atklnkon , Neb. 2 Clo-27 *
I WILL TRAEE
2,000 acres of clear farm land
In mil eels to suit.
Located In Holt nnd Sheridan counties ,
For
Merchandise or clear Omaha real estate.
Aildn-3 ! ) K J7. Dee. 2 OT
FOU SALi-HKAL ESTATE.
WANTED. TENANT FOR SI ACRES.
WunU'd , > 2POi ) nulre. for Iowa fat in.
Wanted , 13.000 hauluaic for loun fuiin.
Wanted , groceries for Miller co. , Mo. , farm.
Wanted , Neb. or Iowa land for J15.0W indae.
Wanted , 18 > * > hou o for part cash ,
Wanted , J5.WO liouje for S.iipy county farm.
Wimted , bunlness property , p.nt trade.
Wanted , t2,00i ) or J3.UW pluce for cnsh.
Wauteil , Hanacoin Plnec hou c for luvta land ,
Wnnted , to borrow CM on faun.
Tor ( ale. land ;
to near Lincoln , 51,000 ,
t > In Iowa , tXW. ! ,
W.Jn Io vn. | 2,40i ) . r
4) In Kmpy county , $300.
SX ) near oinahii , JS,0 .
1 < M Iowa , JS1 un ncrc ,
80 near Oinalia , } M un ncre.
C , V. Harrison. M N. Y. Llff.
nE.713-7'
I'OR SALE. WEST FLORIDA LANDS Es
pecially adapted to fruits ; 671 acirs with brick
} urd In coir.plflo runnUig older ; 70-horsu power
rnslno nnd boiler , new nutlet n awurd brick
nmchlna nnd puumlll ; Putt's crushers , track
nnd cars with winding drum to hnut clay from
lanlc , two carls uinl wagon to haul wood ,
elicds with pallets for iofr bricks , one hand
UIVM , abundance of clay and wood , dwelling
fiouso with rlx rooms , kitchen and bath loom.
Good water and location , perfectly healthy ,
James McCulloiigh , poitolnce Qulntrtte , I.D. ;
HE-30J.rtb f !
BARGAINS. SAL13 OR TRADE IN CITY PROP ,
trtlis and farmt , Jno. N. Krciuer , cpn. P. O.
UU-1J3
QEO. P. 11EMIS , HOUSES. LOTS , 1RRIUATED
farm lands , loam. S05 and tOS Paxtoii block ,
RE-323-
UAHUA1NS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. P , K. Darling , Uarkcr Illock.
RB--16I
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON HEED COMPANY.
HU-1M
WANTED-STOCK OK GENERAL MERCHAN-
dUa or clotlilngto Invoice from 110.000 to
$13.000 , for llr > t inortgacci and cleor land. To
ownfru only ; no reply to ngtnli. Address llox
C97 , Ncrfolk. Neb. - -
SALE , FINE PRAIRHJ FARM OF 400
acres or lint. If tleilr * ! . Addrck * Trant
Jlaur r. Wc t J-elat. Nct > . UK-MI ! ) 28
LOST.
LOST-A RED IRISH SiriTER DOO. ABOUT
n yenr nnd n half old. Answers to name o
Pport. RewarJ will b paid fur return to S < XXt
Pacine M. Lost MCO-2S
LOST. HAIIY'S I TT FOX TERRIER PU1
black nnd tan pot over left ojre. ItewAM
for return to Mrs. H. 1J. Mulford , 10)1 S. * 1tl
avp. Loll 703-27
HOUSES M'l.VTIillED.
HORSES WINTERED ; TIEST OF CA1U
, " norpes , both winter and summer. Addre *
5"cn . Welch. Gretna. Neb. M77J
IIMIEUTAICEHS AM ) EMHAL3IKHS.
II. K. 11URKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , IMS Chicago st. , telephone HO. ICC
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUM1NO , TEU 10M
167
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM
balmer. 1417 Fnrnam St. . telephone S2J. 1CS
ELOCUTION.
2ULE.MA FULLER , E16 KARHACH 11LK. . UN
gagements made foi readings In nnd out of city
241-FI *
HlIOHTllAM ) AND TYPEWHITINa.
A. C. VAN SANrS SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE
BII1SIC , AHT AND LANRtlAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENI1ECK , I3ANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1815 Chicago at. 109
NEW PIANOS REN.TED AND SOLD ON EAS\
tm > ments. William H. Schmollcr , Dth lloo
McCague bulldlnB. GS3 1 *
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
A CHILD OR LADY TO HOARD ; ONLY tl.SO
IH.T wrck. Address K 14 , llec. 703-27 *
UPHOLSTEHINO FUIINITUHE.
UPHOI STERINO. FURNITURE REPAIRED
nnd packed very cheap this month. M. 8
Walkin , 2111 Cunslns. Tel. 1331. 171
UUILUING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & 11. ASS'N PA1
C , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old ; always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam Bt. , Nattlnger , Sec.
1C3
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B
Aes'n , 1704 Bee bldg. a. M. Nattlnger. Sec.
170
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th and Dcdge. Rooms by day or week. 1C4
DANCING.
NEW CLASSES FORMED FOR BEGINNERS
at Morar.d's this week ; adults , Tue.day nnd
Friday , S p. m. ; chlldien. Saturday , 10 n. m. ;
first lessons taken privately If desired ; oper
( ) > nnd evening ; assemblies , Thursday , 8:30
p. 'n. , gentlemen nnd ladles. We. M 537 F1S
UICYCLKS.
DON'T HUY A BICYCLE UNTIL YOU SEE
our ' 80 line. We sell sundries nnd do repair-
Ing. Ak-Sar-Ben Cycle Co. , 310 South Hth
street. 405 F 11.
OMAHA BICYCLE CO. , BEST PLACE TO BUI
bicycles ; bicycles repaired , 323 N. ICth.st. C07
FOR SALE , 1 NATIONAL BICYCLE. USED
only a short time. Call evenings ; cheap for
cash , S35 So. 21st st. 711-29 *
I'AAVNHHOICEIIS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
IK
DERMATOLOGY.
BLEMISHES pcnnnncntlyre-
nioved by reculor physicians. )
20 years' practical experience. J. H.Voodf
bury 127 W. 42d St-.N.Y. , Inventorof Wood-1
burfu Facial Soap. 160 p. book for n stamp-
Branch OulcesBoston. . Plilta. , Chicago , bt. Lonls.
GIIATEFUL COMFOUTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
HUEAKPAST SUPPEU
"By a thorough Knowledge ot the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nu
trition , and by a careful application of the line
properties of well selected Cocoa , Mr. Epps has
provided for our breakfast and supper a deli
cately flavored beverage which may save us
many hr.ivy doctois' bills. It Is by the judi
cious use of such articles of diet that a constitu
tion may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hun
dreds of subtle maladies arc floating around us
ready to attack wherever there Is n weak point.
.Vo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves \rclt fortlflcd with pure blood and a
properly nourished frame , " Civil Service Ga
zette. Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only In half pound tins , by grocers , labelled
thus !
JAMES EPPS & co. .
Ltd. , Homoeopathic Chemist. London. England.
WHITE STAR LINE
Sailing from New York Wednesdays , as follows :
Bi Itannlc Wednesday , Feb. 5 , 10 n. m.
Majestic Wednesday. Feb. 12. 10 a. in.
Germanic Wednesday , Feb. 19. 10 a , m.
teutonic , Wedn ? d y. Feb. W. 10 a. in.
United States and Royal Mall Steamers.
S.iloon passage , $50 nnd upward , according to
steamer selected nnd location of berth.
Second cabin $35 , $13 on Majestic and Teutonic.
DRAFTS payable on dernund everywhere In
Great Britain and Ireland sold at lowest rates.
For Inspection of plans of steamers nnd any
further Infmmatlon apply to local iigents or direct
to IL MA1TLAND KERSEY. G'l Ag'l 23 B'wny ,
N. Y. S. TENNY FRENCH. G'l W'n Ag't.
214 SOUTH CLARK ST. . CHICAGO.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Lea\ra IBURLINQTON & MO. RlVER.IArrlves'
OmahajyiilonDepot , 10th & Mason Sta.Omaha
8:30am. : . . .Denver Express 9:35dm :
4ipni.Blk. : Hills , Mont. & Puget Snd Ex , 4:03pm :
4:35pm : Denver Bxnre 4OSpm :
7:05pm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday ) , , 7:45rn : |
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sundayll:25am :
2:4pm..Fast : Mall ( for Lincoln ) dally. . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.lArrlves"
OrnahalUnion Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
B:00pm : Chicago Vestibule , 8:00am :
D:4Sam : Chicago Express 4H5pm
7'Wpm..Chicago A St. Louis Express , , . 8:00arn :
llS5nm : pacldo Junction Local 5:30pm :
. . .Fast Mall , 2:40prn :
Leaves IOHICAGO , MIL. ft ST , PAUL.IArrlv s
OmahaJUjilonDepot , 10th & Mason 8ta. | Omaha
< l:00pm..7..T.Chicago : Limited ! 803nm ;
1045am..Chlcago ! Express ( ex. Bundayj2 ! pm
leaves CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrUo
OmahalUnlon Depot10th & Mason Bt .l Omahn
ll:00am.r. : Eartern Express 310pm ;
4:4pm : Ve tlbuleil Limited 6:4pm :
7:05am : . . . .Carroll Passenger 10:40pm :
S:45pm : Omahn Chicago Special 8QOam :
4:30pm : lloone Local : ) am
.Missouri Valley Local :30am :
Leaves ICHICAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC.IArrlvej
OmahalUnlon Pi pot. 10th & Mason Sta.l Omaha
KAS'i.
J0:40am..Atlantic : Exprenn lex. Sunday ) . S3Spm ;
6:25pm NlKht Expreu. . , , . , . 8:15am :
i-Mpm Chicago Votlbul- ; Limited liSJpm
4Mpm..Bt. Paul Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l35pm
WEST.
C:4Bpm.Oklahoma : i Texas Ex. itx. Kun..105am ) :
l:40pm Colorado Limited. . . , .4:00pm :
LT vei I C. , ST. P. . M. & O ( Arrives"
Omalial Depot , lith and Wobitcr St . I Omaha
*
l:1Sam : Sioux City Accommmlallon , , . 8:15pm :
ltipm.BIoux : City Express ( ex. hun.l..llS5am :
t48pm ! St. Paul Llmlitc ! lOam
Lea\e ( F. . E. A MO. VALLI3T. ( Arrives
Omalial Depot. 15th and Wemler Ht . i Omaha
VlCpmi.Fa : > t Mall nnd Uipreei 65pm :
llCpmrx. : Bat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Mnn. ) , . . B:8pm :
7Mjm..Norfolk : ) Expr a ( ex. Sunday.lOrMtm
B:4Cpm. : , , , . St. Paul Express 9:10im :
Leavea I K. C. . BT. J. ft C. H. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. j Omaha
9:0' : im Kanias City Day Expren.,7 , E:30pni :
l:4Jpm.K. : C , Night Ex. Via U. P. Trans , TiOOam
Leave * I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omalial Depot , 15th and Web t r Bta. I Omaha
10:40am : . .St. Louis Exprtis . , . :00am :
lilOpm . 81. Louis Express . ( :0pm :
J:80pm..g.Nebfaika : Local ( ex. Bun. ) . :00am :
Uavt I SIOUXcmr * PARTFIc ; | Arrlve
OmaliaJ DepotL 15th nnd'ebter ' 9ti. I Omaha
: : . . . . . . . . . . . Paul'Llmited. . ' . CilOim
Ucavet I fiimrx'CITY 4 TAcTFIC. fArrlveT
OmahalUnlon ' Drpot , 10th te JIaion Sti.J Omaha
1Mam..flloux : City PasiMiirer . 10:40pm :
Mtpm . Bt. Paul Limited. . . . . t:30aio :
Leave * I BUNION PACIFIC1 lA'rrlvTi
OmabalUnlon Depot , lOlh A Maton Sl . | Omaha
> :30am. : . . . .77. . . . Kearney Expr > es.,7. 4:10pm :
S:0am : . Overland Limited . 4:4Spiu :
330pm.Ueal'c ; * & StromiVe Ex.rx. Bun. ) 4lOpm :
C:4Spm. : , Grand Island Expieu ( ex. Sunll:0pm :
S:30pm : . Fast Mall . ! 40am
UavWl " WADASH RAILWAY. J Arrive/
OmahalUr.Ion Depot. 10th A Ma m SU.IOmih *
4:30pm : St. Louis Cannon mil 11Warn :
ABOLISHING PARTY RATES
Used by Brokers to TJtmoralizo the Eegula
Business.
SOME CONCESSIONS TO THE G , A , R
I'rriMirc from' 81. 1'nnl l.llfcl
to PrtMC Kltecilvo I'lin
.t ( > I Tnlir the
Up.
CHICAGO , Jan. 57. The RcnorM managers
agors of the linen In the eastern commute
of the Western Passenger association me
today to consider the. question of party rates
which arc making trouble nil over the .isao
elation territory. The demoralization seem
to liavo spread from the Chlcago-St. Pan
lines , where the chief difficulty has always
been , and now Is cropping out nil over the
west. The managers decided that It wa
advisable to do away with the party rate
entirely and substitute In Its stead pome
thing that will work to the satisfaction o
theatrical parties and at the sntno time bo
Incapable of being worked by brokers fo
the Interest of private Individuals. It wa
decided that the passenger ngents tmouli
take up the matter at nn early date and 1
they wcro unable to settle It the managers
will take another turn at It.
The question of Grand Army of the lie-
public rates was taken up , nil of the roads
between Chicago nnd St. Paul stating Urn
they have received messages and letters
from St. Paul asking them to try to fix m
the extension of time on the tickets so tlm
St. Paul will not losa the encampment. The
feeling was In favor of making some con
cession and the matter went over until after
the meeting of passenger agents , which I
called for tomorrow to consider the Gram
Army of the Republic rates.
Trunk line roads have been requested b >
the Oceanic Steamship company to mala
a material reduction In overland rates. I
wants them to enable It to base on a $6
first class rate and ? 3S.GO rate from New
York to San Francisco In the construction
of through rates to Australian ports. These
are the rates which It claims the Canadian
Pacific Is basing upon from New York to
Vancouver , nnd It desires to bo put In posi
tion to moot the same rates without cutting
Its own share of the tariff. The trunk llnea
have referred the matter to the western
loads and the latter will have a consultatlot
with the Canadian Pacific before they take
action , as the Canadian Pacific Is n member
of the Western Passenger association am
they ore bound to protect Its Interests
against those of any outsider.
TO COXSIIJKll 1'AKTY TICIC13TS
Men Will Try niicl Outwl
the Si-iilt > prn.
There will" bo a special meeting In Chicago
cage on Wednesday 'of the general paeaengc
agents of the Chlcago- t. Paul roads to con
slder the troublesomeUcn-rldo party tickets
First-class rates . .between these two cltle
are badly demoralized by the manipulation
of these tickets In the hands of scalpers
General passenger agents ot some of th
lines are of thei-opinion that the ticket
should bo withdrawn from sale In the entire
western tarrltory s the only moans of pro
tcctlng the first-class tlckoto of the dlfferen
roads. If such action Is taken. It la probabl
other provision will be made for taking care
of theatrical anq otuer special parties a
reduced rates. I '
OlitlooU for the'IliMiver & niilf.
In a recent Intervjow Receiver Trumbull o
the Denver & Gulf read spoke very cheerfullj
of the otttloDk for that road. lie said It had
paid all expenses' during the last year , a
well ns the Interest o/i a considerable clas '
of UH Indebtcdnpss , j'Jho net earnings' In
IS95 exceeded tbogCMof 1S34 by JeVeral hun
dred thousand fla'.larsi The system will un
doubtedly bo reorganized. At the southern
end of the s'ystem , In the hands of a dlf
forcnt receiver , as required by the laws o
Texas , great progress has already bc-sn made
toward reorganization. Immediately follow
Ing the reorganization of the road the tracl
between Fort Collins and Cheyenne will be
laid.
Snthprlnml Siiccccilc-tl J y Poley.
Effective February 1 , an order has been
Issued transferring J. A. Foley , now super
Intcndent of the Omaha & Ropub'.lcin Val
ley hranch of the Union Pacific at Lincoln
to this city. Mr. Foley will succeed It. H
Sutherland , who becomes chief train dls
patcher. This change will do away with the
Lincoln offlce and will place both the Re
publican Valley nnd the Columbus brand
under the superlntendency cf Mr. Foley.
In taking the poi'Ition ' of chief train dip
patcher Mr. Sutherland succeeds Charles
Koyos , who goes Into the oHlce of Genera
Superintendent Nichols.
Itailroiiil Hntn C > M ' 1'nNtpniiPil.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan. 27. The suit of
the Southern Pacific company against the
railroad commissioners to prevent that body
'rom reducing the existing railroad rates
was postponed In the United States circuit
court today until February 0. The continu
ance was made with the consent of nil
lartles concerned. At the request of Attor-
ley General Fitzgerald the railroad company
was ordered to file copies of all affidavits
on the evidence taken before the Pacific
lallroad commission with the defense flvo
days before the case goes on ngaln ,
Itiillwny N'oU'n iiml 1'iTMonnlH.
J. R. Foley of the Omaha & Republican
Valley road Is In the city.
B. L. Palmer , local agent of the Santa Fo
road , has Just returned from Chicago.
President Clark of the Union Pacific has
gene to New York to attend a meeting of
.ho receivers of the system.
Chief Engineer Pegram of the Union Pa
cific has returned from his trip to Now York
ind started out on another trip In connec-
lon with the business of the road.
Robert S. Dousman , assistant general
auditor of the Milwaukee , who has just re
signed , will -succeeded by W. F. Dudley ,
at present freight auditor of the road.
General Solicitor Kelly , accompanied by
Miss Kelly , has left for the tast. The
ormer will go to New York , whllo the latter
vlll stop off at Columbus to visit friends.
Colonel Edward Drown and Civil Engineer
C. W. McMeekln of DCS Molnes are pros-
icctlng for n new road between Nevada , Mo , ,
and Eldorado SpriitRs. Work will bo begun
vhon the town of , Nevada grants the rlght-
f-way and hands oyw ? 15,000.
A. G. Hartley of Magic , Pa. , writes : "I
eel It a duty of m'M lo inform you and the
iiibllc that Dewltl's /itch Hazel salvo cured
mo of a very bad cato ot eczema. It lilac
cured my boy of a running sere on hi * Ins. "
QUAKER" OATS
The Crttt- Loves It.
The Dyspeptic Demands It.
Tito Eplcnr-Cj Dotes ou It.
DO YOU , EAT IT ?
TRADE MARK
UK.
McGREW
II TMK IIM V
aHECIALIST
WHO TI AT AU.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Wcaknca k Uiwiderg *
MEN ONLY
M Vein Kipeiiencc.
V Year * In Omaha.
Boole fie * . Cooiullatloa
and hxainlnition free ,
14th and Firnam Stt
( I1IAHA iiEB.
Sfl'UEME COli'HT SYLLAItl.
Spntz nenlnst Mnrtln. Krror from Konr
ncy county. Affirmed. Oi > lnlon by Com
tnlssloncr Itvlnc.
Kvldcnco In an notion nsnln't n inarrl < x
womnn upon n note executed by her n
surety , examined nnd held sulflclcnt t
stisitnlii a verdict nRnln.it her.
ChlcnRO , Hock Island & I'nclfle Hnllron
cominny npnlnst ; Archer. Krror fron
S.in > y county. Atnrmcd. Opinion by Com
mls loner Irvine.
An objection to n hypothetical qticstlo
put to nn expert witness that It ! "Incoin
potent , Imnmterlal nnd Irrelevant" Is to
Rcnernl to riile the jwlnt thnt the ritiestlo
Involves erroneous sttilcnipiils of evidence
2. A hypothetical question , after statin
n number of hypotheses , conclirled " ( sup
pose ) he hns been unable to work by rcn
son of such Injury for a period of seve
months to what would you eon
tribute Ills Inability to work nnd for wlm
period would ho be partially o
wholly Incapacitated for labor , nm
untillmt limn would II requlr
for a totnl disappearance of th
pains nnd other results of such InjurlP
nnd leave no trace thereof ? " Held , Hint th
llrst two Inquire * relatlnc to facts cxpre l
nsaumcil wore not prejudicial nml thnt th
last was nn Inquiry ns to the probable fu
ture duration of the Injury nnd ti propc
question to nsk an expert.
3. Thn court In overruling an objection t
a hypothetical question renmrlted : " 1 thin
that la n fair epitome of the evidence nl
ready given In the ca o. " Held , not error
4. In nn notion for personal Injiirlon It I
error to submit , to the Jury a conslderntloi
of the question In nssps. liiB damage1 * ns t
whether the Injuries were permanent In th
absence of evidence tendlnt ; to eotiibllsl
such permanency of Injuries with reasomibl
certainty.
o. ttven wncro ino tiamaRes are. uniiqm
dated , where the trial court has by nn In
r.truction itlbmltted to the consideration o
the jury nn clement of damages not BUS
tnlned by the evidence , thn error will b
treated as harmless wnero from nn pxitm
Inatlon of the evidence and the verdict I
Is reasonably certain that the Jury was no
misled nnd thnt It nllotved nothing on nc
count of the element Improperly submitted
AtgahrlRht nKalnst State. IJrror fron
Neniaha county. Opinion by Commlsslone
Hynn.
An order will not bo made In this cour
requiring a reporter of the district roiir
to prepare a transcript of evidence prelim
limry to the t > ettl"incnt of a bill of cxcep
tlons. when the record discloses that a Ilko
order had been made by the proper dlstrlc
judge upon the precedent condition that th
reporter's legal fees should llrst bo paid
there being shown neither a compliance will
such order nor nn attempt to review It.
Kreamer against Irwln. Krror from r.tn
caster county. Alllrmcd. Opinion by Com
mlssloner Hiignn.
In a suit by n contractor against his con
traeteo for damages for the latter's failure
to pet mil him to perform the work con
traded to be done , the contractor's mensuro
of damages Is the prollt he would have
made on the contract had ho performed It
2. A litigant whosi witnesses are nbsen
when his case Is called for trial nnd who
makes no obfoctlon then to the trial pro
ceedlng on that account cannot be henn
to complain In his motion for n new trln
that he was prejudiced by the trial taking
place when his witnesses were absent.
3. The ovldenco examined and held to
sustain the verdict of the Jury.
Campbell Printing I'ress and Mnnufnc
luring company ngalnst Dyer. Krror fron
Douglas county , llcvcrced nnd remanded
Opinion by Commissioner Hngan.
A purchaser cannot successfully assert a
greater Interest In personal property thai
his vendor had , unless the real owner o
the property by his conduct has utoppei
himself from asserting his title to the chat
tcl.
2. A contract for the sale of persona
property upon condition thnt the title Is
to remain in the vendor until thu purchase
prlco is paid Is valid as between the par
ties , nnd , valid as against third parties deal
Ing with the property without notice unless
such third parties are purchasers , jndgmen
or attaching creditors of the condltiona
vendee.
3. A mortgage of n conditional vendee h
possession of chattels Is not n purchaser
within the meaning of section 300 , Com
piled Statutes of 18P5.
4. A contract between a manufacturing
company and a printing company provided
"
"Tho manufacturing company hereby agree
to Hnll nt tlm Kllm nP * tn tVin . . . ! * _
Ing company a printing press described
to be delivered boxed on cars nt Its fac
tory * warranted free from defects
of material and manufacture * TIIL
printing company hereby agrees to buj
such presses and to pay therefor
on receipt of bill of lading of same cash
. and the balance In payments evi
denced by purchaser's notes * * The
title to the said property shall remain In
the seller until the purchase price wltl
Interest has' been fully paid , and in case
of any default-In " any of the terms of this
contract "the seller shall have the rlgh
to take Immediate possession of said prop
erty. "
The presses were received by the printing
company , put up and used In Its busi
ness , but it did not make the cash pay
ment nor execute the notes as agreed. The
printing company subsequently pledgci
these presses by n chattel mortgage to n
bank to which It was Indebted. The bank
duly llled Its mortgage and took nctua !
possession of the presses. In nn action ol
replevin by the manufacturing company
against the bank , held : That the printIng -
Ing company never acquired any title to
the presses nnd by Us default had for
feited Its right to their possession as against
the manufacturing company.
2. That the manufacturing company wat
entitled to the possession of the presses
as against the bank.
Keens against Robertson. Krror from
Huffalo county. Allirmed. Opinion by Com-
mlFS.'oner Hngan.
Agreements of counsel In' regard to the
trial of a cause are not absolute , although
In writing , nnd nrr > not to be treated as
contracts to be enforced under all cir
cumstances. They may l > p pet aside by
the court In the exercise of a sound dis
cretion , when their enforcement would re-
nult In seilous Injury to ono of the par
ties and the other party would not be
lirejudlced by Its being sot aside. Mc-
S'ure against heirs of Sheck , 1 S. W. 552 ,
followed.
2. The ruling of a dl.strict court on a
motion for a continuance will not be dis
turbed unless It Is manifest the court
abused Its discretion and the litigant him
self guiltless of negligence or laches was
; hercby deprived of nn opportunity to make
hla case or defense. Homo Fire Insurance
company against Johnson , 43 Neb. . 71 ; Kau
nas City , Wyandotte & Northwestern Unll-
road company against Coulee , 43 Neb. , 1211 ,
lenfllrmpd.
3. The lltlennt cannot for the first time ob-
ect In this com t thnt the district court erred
n giving or refuting to give n certain In
struction. He must make his complaint of
.ho action of thu court In his motion for n
new trial In order to have It reviewed here.
4. It Is not error for n district court to
refuse to nerinlt n wtnp.sn ! to answer a
luestlon where no offer of proof Is mode ,
f the question Is of such n tmturo ns to
require nn offer of proof in order to nd-
vlso the court of the competency and
relevancy of the question under the Is
sues.
! i Kvldenco to prove a defense In the na
ture oi n confession ana avoidance is in
competent under n general denial.
6. Where a question is asked nnd excluded
nnd an offer of proof made thereunder the
offer to bo competent must correspond with
ho question ,
7. Depositions taken In a case pending
icforo a Justice nnd by stipulation used In
said case and another pending before tmld
UHtlce may bo used on Iho trial of both
cases In the appcllato court , the stipula
tion , in the meantime not having been Bet
aside.
8. Where depositions are erroneously rend
o the Jury but not preserved In the bill
of exceptions , this court cannot nay that
such error was prejudicial.
Harris against State ex rel Murphy. Kr
ror from Saunders eountv , Hever.sed nnd
remanded. Opinion by Commissioner Ir
vine ,
In error proceedings this court will , on
iroper assignments of error , review a rec
ord to ascertain whether the pleadings sup
port the judgment rendered by the district
court , although there was In that court no
notion for u new trial ,
2. A writ of mandamus will not Issue
vhere It Is not within the power of the
cspondentH lawfully to perform the act
ought to bo enforced , or where the writ
would otherwise bo unavailing ,
3. Accordingly where an administrative
joard Is charged with the duty of pur-
ormlng several acts Involving cxpcndl-
ure ? , nnd there are no funds available
uillclent to permit the ntirformfinro of
an , courts win not ordinarily by mandamus
llrect Iho board which net to perform and
vhich to leave unperformed.
Hlttlo iigalnst Schleslnger. Krror from
> oiiKluH county , Alllnnud. Opinion by
Commissioner Irvine.
Under our code n trial court lias no
uthorlty to enter an Involuntary non-
tilt and judgment of dlmnlxga ) , because
ha plaintiff falls by his evidence to eg.
ubllsh Ills caupo nf action , In nueli catio
lie proper practice IH to Instruct the Jury
o return n verdict for the defendant.
2. Hut a judgment KO entered will not
10 reversed by this court where , on the
vldence , the defendant was entitled to
ave n venllct directed. In that case the
rror Is without prejudice.
3. Whllo n reiil estate liroltcr Is usually
milled to his commlsHlotiH when ho has
reduced ono ready , willing and it bio to
lurchusa at the terms proposed by the
irlnclpal , or when he IIIIH produced one
\itli whom a contract of sola U actually
made , Mill , If thu person produced IH able
o purchase only by reuort to an unlawful
ovlco , the broker has nor earned his com
mission ,
4. Where , under such circumstances , an
ixecutory contract of Bale has been entered
nto between the principal und the proposed
lurchaecr , the principal being awaru that
tx execution Involves the perpetration of a
raud upon a third person and refusing to
onsumtnato the contract , the broker U
ot entitled to lits commission ,
MAKI.VO PAST TI.MI1 OX THU ICI3.
MrCntlocli Won Hotli tlirOniirtrr .Mile
11 iiI I'lv < Mlle Itnrr * .
ST. PAUL , Jan. 27. Tno racing events
of Iho National Amateur Skating associa
tion were commenced at Kort Knrnlval
this afternoon , The qtmrtcr-mllo race was
divided Into heats on account of the num
ber entered. In the first heat were Xllsson ,
Hudd , John Davidson nnd McDAiilpl * , and
It was won by Nllsson In 40'4. ' seconds ;
Davidson second. In the second hent uero
Harley Dnvldron , Stidhelmer , Thompson nnd
1'annel. The last named fell nnd the others
finished In the order given. Time : 0:41 : 3-5.
The third hp.it , by AlcOul'och , Johnson nnd
Anderson , \\i\f won by JlcCulloch In 41
seconds. The llnal was u.ade up by the
first nnd second In the o three hoau. It
was n sharp struggle between McCulloch
nnd Hnrley Davidson , but the former took
It In SOU seconds.
The next event wns the flvo-mllo race. In
which McCulloch. Ilnrlcy and J. V. David
son , I'anne' , Johnson , Hudd , Stidhelmer.
Anderson , Nllsson nnd McDanlols were con
testants. It wns a line and speedy race ,
coming within three nnd two-fifths seconds
of the world's record. McCulloch was nlso
winner of this rnco ; Nllfson second , Me-
Daniels third. Time by miles : Klrst mile ,
2:57W : : second mile , fi:57 : 3-fi ; third mile ,
9:02 : 2-5 ; fourth mio : , 12 O'i ; fifth m'le , 15:02 : 4-5.
Smith AVnx Knij- for Cri'i-don.
LONDON , Jan. 27. Dan Crcedon , middle
weight , tonight defeated Jem Smith , heavy
weight , In two rounds. Cteedon weighed 1C2
pounds nnd Smith ISO. Cteedon showed
himself the more clover of the two. besides
having n longer reach. Crcedon had the
hnt nf thn frat ! tnlltnl. thn rnninnllV ex
pressing Its disapproval of Smith's tactic. .
The latter was blowing freely when time
was called. In the second round thpro wete
n number of smart exchanges nnd llnnlly
Creedon swung his right with great force.
on the neck. Smith fell Ilko n log nnd failed
to rife , thu round only lasting ono minute
nnd twenty seconds.
WDM KlfNt I'rlxc ,
CHICAGO , Jan. 27.- The nflcrnoon game
nt the billiard tournament wns won by Hat-
Hey over Cnpron , 440 to 226. Winner's aver
age , 1010-39 ; loser's. C 31-39. The evening
game wns won by Gallagher over Maggloll
400 to 13.1. Winner's average , 16i ; loser's
513-21. This gives Gallagher flist mones
and ties Hnttlcy and MngKloll for second
The tlo will be played oft tomorrow night.
IIiipklen'H Arnica nlve.
The best salve In the world for cuts , bruises
sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever tores , totter
chapped hand : , chilblains , corns , and nil skin
eruptions , and positively cures pile ? , or no
pay required. It Is { juaranteed to E'V ' ) per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25
vsntu per box. For sslo by Kulin & Co.
m-ftiN < Ml Ooloiifl I'piiIM'fx
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 27. The entiles of Colone
James n. Pepper of Lexington , Ky. , for
the St. I.otlli Derby of 1S97 wcro refused to
day by thn St. Loins Kalr association. This
action was taken becaufo Popper was fore
most In the boycott entered Into by Ken
lucky breeders and owners recently against
Iho St. Louis Kalr association.
Acts nt cnce. novcr falls. One Minute Cough
Cure. A remedy for asthma and that fever
ish condition wtilch accompanies a severe
cold. The only harmless remedy that pro-
t'.Lces Immediate results.
T13LKGHAIMIIC Hill UPS.
Gilbert nlorton , lime and cement dealer
at Providence , has fulled.
The 11. & T. A. Knnls Stationery com
pany of 'St. Louis has failed.
The Louisiana republican sugar planters
have endorsed the- ticket nominated by the
populists.
James Morgan & Co. . one of HIP oldest
dry goods llrms In Milwaukee , has as
signed.
The first free gold to t > c found In the
Camp Floyd , Utah , dlsttlct has been found
In the Mercury mine.
Free delivery svstem tins ueen cxtemicii
to Marshall nnd Temple , Tex. ; Great Falls ,
Mont. , and Pomona , Cal.
Wisconsin republicans nro starting a move
ment to select a delegation from that stuU
for John C. Spooner for president.
It Is rumored In Chicago that Potter
Palmer Is being considered n- ? the succcssoi
to Ambassador Hunyon to Germany.
The storms of the past few diy.s have
again caused many livers In California
to overflow , causing considerable damage.
Mrs. Ida Hock ot Uldsewood. U I. , gave
pat-Is gieen to her husband and two chil
dren and then look a dose herself. All nre
dead. r
William K. Burr , who as cashier of the
St. Louis National bank embezzled $30,000 ,
lias been sentenced to live years Imprison
ment.
W. A. and C. S. TJrown of Marlnottc ,
WIs. , have purchased the Last Chance mine
at Crlpplo Creole nnd renamed It the Pe-
wablc.
Charles O. Basil , an opera singer , bap
obtained Judgment against Gustav Ilinrlch ?
for $1,452 a unpaid salary for the opera
season of 1ES9.
W 7. . Jacobs. George Pro | and Thomns
Hlgglns were drowned at Sewall , W. Va. ,
Monday whl'e attempting to cross New
river In a boat.
A. H. Both , who was nominated by the
Louisiana populists for governor nnd pulled
off by the commlttPo to permit of fusion ,
declines to get out ot the race.
The coroner's juiy In the disaster at HIP
A'.oo building in St. Louis , by which sev
eral ilrcmen lost thfir lives , found that
no one Is to blnmo for the accident.
A mob called at the jail at Sullivan. III. ,
to lynch Grant AUnbury. charged with as-
mult , but were frightened away by the
letPi-nn stand taken by the shot Iff.
Two voung mon giving the names of
MaHon M. Tntten nnd C. T. HoUlday have
jeen arrested at Kansas City for us np
.he malls to swindle peaple on mining
deals.
Il Is reported that General William Booth ,
comiimmW-ln-rhlor of the Salvationists. Is
to come to this country to Investigate the
llssatlsfuctlon over the recall of General
Balllngton Booth.
By the overturning of n lamp the bouse
of John Steele of Plttsburg was burned nml
Steele and two children burned to death and
ilH wife fatally Injured In Jumping from n
Eccond-story window.
Mm r.dmnnd Tucker of Yonkets , N. Y. ,
wns strangled to death by a burglar Mon
day nlBht. Her little boy hns a cevero cut
on the head received fiom the snino Bourne
and though left for dead has levlved sulll-
clently to give a description of the man.
Dawltt's Little rcarly Risers cure ludiges-
Ian and bad breath.
\VK.\TIII-3II I-'OIinCAST.
Fair iiml WIIIMIUT with South
fur NcliniHl.'ii.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 27. The forecast foi
fuesday Is :
For Nebraska , Kansas nnd South Dakota
Fair ; warmer In the eastern portions ;
eolith winds.
For Missouri-Fair ; warmer ; south winds.
For Oklahoma nnd Indian Territory-Fair ;
Ight , HOtith winds.
Var Iowa Fair nnd warmer ; south winds.
For Colorado and Wyoming Fair ; vari
able wlndH. , , , , ,
For Montana Increasing clotidlnem ; colder
n western portion ; winds becoming west
erly ,
I , ocn I Iti'coril.
OFFICE OF TUB WI5ATIH5H BUH13AU ,
OMAHA , Jan. 27-Oinnha record of tem-
icraturo and rainfall , poinimretl with the
conespondlng day of
Maximum tcmperatme . 31 11 13 f ;
Minimum tempeinture . U'J - 2fl
Vvernge temperature . 2 1 C -i
'leclpltntlon . J , 0 . < ? > . . ° '
Condition of temperature and precipitation
U Omuliii for the day and since March 1 ,
SS3 : , , .
Normal temperaltirn . . . lj
Jxcesa for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . h
Accumulated excess since March 1 . . COt
> formnl precipitation . 02 Incn
} plclency | for the day . . . .02 Inch
otal pieclpltatlon nnco ! March 1 208'J Incht-a
Deficiency tdnco March 1 . 11,40 Indicia
IlciitrM ( from SliillniiM nt K ) i. in.
STATIONS AND BTATE Off
WEATHER.
Omaha , cloud/ , 34 SO
North riatlc , clenr. , , 40 C2 .00
Huron , clear 28 49 ,00
Chicago , cloudy 3J 40 .00
Kt. Louis , clenr , , 31 38 ,00
St. I'mil. cloudy , , , . 22 2J ,00
Davfnpot , clear , 28 at .00
Kansas City , cloudy so 31) , o
Helena , part cloudy 42 (0 ,00
Havre , clear , , 49 4 ! .00
Hall Lake City , cloudy , 4S M .00
Illiinatck , near , , , , 20 r.l .00
Bt , Vincent , cloudy IS 21 ,00
Cheyenne , clciir , , , ss 64 .0)
\Vllil ton. part cloudy. , , , , , , . 30 36 .W
Kupld City , clear K G2 .00
aalvetton. part clcu-ly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 K .up
Indicates truce of precipitation.
U A. WKLHH. Obsarvcr.
Coughs and Hoarsenpss , The irritation
which liulucea couching Immediately re
lieved by ute of "llrown's DronchUl Troclies. "
Christian World , London , Knuland.
HIT PT nii i T > t f tin itinxTtTpn
MEET OI ( LEAGUE MAGNATES
Board of Mnnngora Holds Its Annual Ses
sion at Now York ,
MINOR MATTERS TAKE UP THE TIME \
Johnny Wurtl'o HPMPIM nllnn Cnnf
OOCM Otr t'lilll IVlirunrj
Thirty DuyV Trial Alloiroil
for Drafted 1'lnjprN.
Ni\V YORK , Jan. 27. The annual meeting
of the National Hoard ot Dnso Hall Mana
gers , convened at the Fifth nventio hotel
today. The national board was called to
order by Chilrman Young.
The morning sos-slon was mainly dqvotdl
to the consideration ami discussion ot propo *
Billons nmilo by the eastern Iciguc ,
U was expected that the long-standing dis
pute between ox-Captain John M. Ward of
the New York club nnd A ml row Krecdman
would bo most productive of friction between
the magnates when It should come up In the j
line of buslnojs. When control of the Now
York club was acquired by Frecilmnn , Ward
was n member nf the club , although ho mftdo
no contract. Krcedman claims that lip still
holds the tacit refusal of Ward's services It
the latter nil all over npilnplay profoyslonsl
ball. Ward on his part clnlins that this
reservation discredits him as a monihor of
the bnr , Tha subject cinio up before tlio
board todny , but It was unanimously agreed
to lay the whole matter over until the spring
mortliiK In February.
The question of fixing a time limit for the
holding ot players In reserve was suggested
by Chairman Voung , who at the tlmo was
unaware ot the- protest which later In the
order of business was made by the Kaftern
league managers. After a brlet discussion
of the matter by the members of the bonrd
the protest made by the managers of tha
Kastcrn Icaguona discussed. So far ai
the Individual members of the national
board were concerned there wns only ono
opinion , that wns that In justice to the
minor clubs a tlmo limit for holding play
ers betoro they are paid for should bo estab
lished.
The annual election for a chairman , secre
tary nnd treasurer resulted , as It has for
years , In the election of Nick Young to the
position.
A numbsr of appeals for final decision be
tween players and various clubs wcro con
sidered nnd disposed of. Ocorgo A , Flynn
was released by th& board from reservation
by the 1'corla club. The case of John Fros-
nian. who It. claimed by both Detroit and
Toronto , was laid over until the February
meeting. The claim of Detroit to the serv
ices of George Harper , who , after suspen
sion from Detroit , played without protest
on the part of Detroit with the Nashville )
and Ilochester clubs , was disallowed.
At the final BCFS'OII tonight this addition
was made to article G :
A club mnklnp sclertlon of n player na
nnthorlzed In the preceding- paragraph of
this nttlcle shall have the right , within
tl.lrtv day. " , of notice to the secretary ot
the bonid of .such selection , to withdraw
from ttich selection , and on notice lo the j
secretniy he shall return to the c.nli the 1
nmonnt deposited with him. A club falling *
to obev tlili within tbc tlmr specified shall
not bo allowed subsequently to withdraw j
Its claim , and Immedlatcly-on nlgnlnK the '
player to n forma' contract , the secretary ref
of the board shall remit to the original *
club reserved the amount to bo deposited ,
with him on nrcotmt of such selection.
I lie eoiccunu UIUM FIIUII , wniiin n'Aijn j
of its original selection tender the n nycr
Holpoted a formal contract ns In paragraph
"A" of this article , nnd In CUBO of Its fall-
tire to Oo so , the secretary of the bonrd
Minll remit the amount deposited to the
club for whom the player was selected.
The nianagero then adjourned to meet
again at the annual tchodulo meeting on
February 21 , when all questions now before
the league will bo finally disposed of.
IIA1V COUIJJ NOT STOP TIIKJI.
Oroivilt Turn Out nt liny DlNlrlft .Timt
( lit * Same.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jim. 27. Despite tha
heavy rain there was a good Monday at
tendance nt Hay District track today. The
hor.ses were at the post In the first rnco
over an hour. Lotrnti , the "Iron horoe , "
took another race today. Results :
First rare , flvo furlongs , Helling : Catch
Em. 107 ( R. Jones ) . C to 1 , won ; Levena
C , 103 ( Hlnrlchs ) , 13 to fi. second ; Peck-
s-iillf. Ill ( HergOn ) . 12 to 1. third. Time :
1:01 : V * . Pclxoto , Little Pete. Chnrtretiso
I , Hell of Stonewall , Salllo Gal vert , Imp.
Aerlpplim. Duke Stevens , Valparaiso and
Ida. Saner also ran.
Second luce , six furlongs : Sam Lenke ,
110 ( DocKett ) . 7 lo 5 , won ; Pcnrcon. 104
( Chorn ) V to i , second ; Perhaps. 109 ( Shnw ) ,
IB to f > third. Time : 1-IG. Unity , Don Plo
Pico , Monitor nnd Jtuttledge nlscran. .
Third race , ono mite , handicap : Logan ,
111 ( DOBRftt ) , 9 to 10 , won ; Gratify , 96 ( W.
Flynn ) , 1G to 5. perond : Alvnrailo , 31 ( Mc-
Claln" . 9 to 2 , third. Time : Il5 : i. Little
Crlpplo nlso ran.
Fourth rnco. mlle and fifty yards : III-
dnlKO. 100 ( Chorn ) , 11 to 5 , won ; Red Glenn ,
K ( Condy ) . 11 to G. second ; Lucky Doff ,
115 U. Walker ) , even , third. Time : 1IS : > 4.
Mnnlta and Orbit also rai.
Fifth rnco , about six furlong ? , so.llng :
. . : . finir - T n < .ul r. tn > wnn *
IlllOPll - 'MllHH lit NtMV OrlCIIIIH.
NBNVOULISANS , Jan. 27. The weather
wis clear nnd cold nnd the trade heavy.
/
First race. 3-yoar-olds , six furlongs : Slser-
ctta (2 ( to 1) won , I'anqut (7 ( to 1) ) ppj-ond ,
I'Vrryinnn II. (7 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo : 1:2J',4. : ,
Second race , * 200 , t-ycnr-oldB and upward ,
felling , pevcii furloncs : Dick llehnii (3 ( to
r , ) won , Conntnutlnu ( If. to 1) ) second , Mala
(8 ( lo 1) ) third. Time : 1:39. :
Third i ace , J O , 3-year-olds nnd upward.
ooiilnir nnn inllo : Jack liiadloy ( S to 1) )
won , Hun Joluison ( r. to i ) Bcconu , Hatinot
(12 ( to 1) ) third. Time : J:6.V1. :
l''nurth ' race , J.1W. 3-year-o da nnd upward ,
llftpentli-slxtppnths of a mlln : Dave I'ulsl-
rnr (4 ( to C ) won. Ashland (8 ( to 1) second ,
lilulcQtchcr (3 ( to 1) ) third. Time : l:17'/4. :
Fifth race , J200 , .f-year-olds and unwnrd ,
HfllliiK , Boven furloiiKH : Chlcot (3 ( to 1) won.
Moinua (7 ( to D Hccond , Tommy lluller (2 (
to 1) ) third. Time : l:33'/j. :
liiMkiT Do-In I Hiu Chamiilon.
ST. IT/riOUBHUHH. Jan. 27. Dr. Lasker
has been declined the winner of the Inter
national olions tournament. In wjtlch Messrs ,
1'lllHbiiry , HtelnlU and Tschlgorln besides
hliiiHiilf took pail.
The total score :
Won. Lost ,
Enmiiuel Lasker Wi Wf
\V. HtulnltK gVi Wj
H. N. Plllblmiy 8 10
M. THchlBorin 7 11
The Ht , PetcrHburj ? Chess clnl ) had the
following i-xjiendlturps In rairylnw out the
tomimnipiit : To Lankcr. total In purse ,
JIM ; to Slelnlt-A totnl In piimc. J370 ; to I'll K-
hury , total In imrsc , KS'i : to Tf-chliforln ,
total In PUIHO , J230 ; tritvvlln fxnonm.'H to
Urn three mimed players. $ ' . (00 ( ; hotel nnd
other expense * for the jilnyurs , $ bSU ; Him-
dries. Jlt)0 ) ; totnj , J.i.OIU.
Aililt-il AimlliiT I'lKlit ( o Uu LH | ( .
KL I'ASO , Jan , 'J7 , Dan Stuart added nn- <
other evi-nt lo hlx n to ! carnival today \iy 4
offeilnu a purKu of { 1,000 for thu fimlth- ;
JllirilS IIHIIl. JJIIIJ" niilllll in u ] iiuietiu uk
Jimmy Carroll nnd J'eter HurtiH In J'oter
Mnher'H tialiu-r. Thn match between the
two men wan iniidu In Juuicit , Mex . yester
day. W. 1C. Whci'lork , HpenlilnK tonight
about the carnival , mild ; "Tho Smith-Hums
light will bo doubled up on the bantam
light , tha hint day of thu ciirnlval. All oC
the llfihtH will he pulled off in the duvllme ,
II.H no airaiiKcmentii have been miido for
night lights , Ueneiul admission to all of
the lights will COM ! KO , ThOBc who expect
to attend the. big bailie muni be In HI Paso
nt 8 o'clock on the morning of thu Hth of
February.
One Minute Cnugli Cu ( u a popular rumedjr. i
for croup. Safe for "til * lr n and adults.
Troldnir Trni'l ; nt Him Krniii'liii'o.
BAN FUANOIHCO , Jan. 27.-Prominent > i
turfmen Inturptited In trotting und parln ; ; ft
ovcntA uru ubout to build u new racu traclc 11
near Alnincdu. At present there. In no train.
Ing ground for tiio huineim brltrude within
many inllca of Ban Francisco. During the
pant two yearH It has been almost Impcm-
ilble to hold trotting oventa anywhere ad- 'il '
lament to thin city , but with thu new truck jll
built and tout rolled by tlm Trottlni ; Homo ll
Urt'cUcrrt' asHoclatlon tiottlntj rucea will |
flourish.
Piles of pc-opld have pllvs , but Dowltt'g
Witch Hazel Salve will euro thorn.
