TUB OMAHA DAILY BEEi OI1VH815AY , .TVtiY 0 , 1800.
SPBGIRL NDT1GE8-
A < lvrrtlrtii < Mitn for Ilicxe column *
Vvlll tic tnkuii until ISltin p. in. for
tliivpnltijr nnil until S i > . in. for Hie
litornlilR ntul Sunday edition * .
Adv -rlcr ( , liy rciiuctitlitu n mini-
licrcd oil col ; , cnn Iinvc nii TV * rn ml"
< lrrnil ti ( a iiitiiilicred Idler In cure
of Tinlice. . AIIIMJT * nil nddrenird
\vlll ileifvercd on proNoiilatloii nf
'tin * chrt'U only.
Ilnti , 1 l-lie u T oril llrnt ItiNcrtlniit
5c a noi-il tlii-rciifler. Nollilnu InUen
for IVHH limn uric for tin ; llrxt IIIRUI--
Iliin. TbiNinilvirtlNciiirntM liiitxt b *
run comecittli cly.
WA NTIJH SITKATIO.V.
\VANTrl > , A SITI'ATION AS
or I'linpiitilon. Aililrc S M , Her. A-'J'i-V *
WASTIIIMALI : : nun * .
, AN 1D13A ; WHO CAN THINK OV
Rome Klmple thing to patent ? I'mtect youi
| IIIH thpy nmy bring you wealth. Write John
Woililprtnirn ft Co. , Ut-iit. V. , l-.itcnt Attorney * ,
WnnhlUKtun , I ) . C. , for tliclr JI.SOO nrlz * < > ff
and A lint of two humlred Inventions vrimtnl.
1I-7M
, 'ANTKt ) , MKN TO LKAIIN IIAIUIKH TIlADi :
only cliht wcpkii ri-iiilrcd | : Brmt dcmnnd foi
brirbem during cnmimlRti ; stcudy ultuntlun.1
KUninntPeil ; line otitllt of ti "M donated , rfttR'
loRiicn frpi . Kt. I > iul liorbcr collcRp , sis N
Ninth Btrc.-t , St. Ix il . Mo. II M9'W 0 *
sxpnniHNcnn MAN AS LAND BAMSMAN. .
Ilpst of ri-ferrncea. Wants n position. Ad
drem a 43 , lice. lt-MO2-12
WANTKII , TIIAVKUNO AND LOCAL. 8AI.K *
man ; J123 n inuntli nnd CXIH-IISPII ; cxprrlencp tun
tipPPFdiiry ; wilto quli'k : rnclnfp Mump. West
mi llrnnch IVnn. Cuba National flznr Co.
lluck Itniildx , In. 11-.M1M IP
WANTKU. A ( ; OOI ) SOIllIIt YOPNO MAN WIK
cnn ilo onllnnry wnrk In n tin simp nnil aim
vihn \vlllltiK to work 111 burn nnd ninUe him
B"lf uspfnl ntonnil n store , cnn ( jet n job of mi-
. Write ut once , John X.lnimercr. Seward , Neb
IJ-M12I 10
SAI.KHMAtt OU HALKRLAnY IN KVKm
tonn , city or village tu linmlle copyrlRhtei
im-mlum ponimutntlon cherka ; MB money. I'.n
clo e stamp for snmpli * nnd lnMrurtlnn . Charle
MntRiui , 710 W. Ninth t. , l > c Molnes. la.
II MISS 10 *
WAVH : FIJMAMS nui.i' .
\VANTII : ) , AT HIIO\VNILL : HAIL , ixpiur
cnccil coolc ; references reunited. C39J 8
Vt'A.NTKI > . A aiHL TDK OKNEIIAI. IIOU8I1
W"rU ; must bo need cook. Apply at once a
SOI South "Sill avenue. C Mill 0 *
WANTKW. ' KXPKIUKNCEI ) I.ADY HOOK
keeper. Apply In own ImmlwrlllnK. Glvn rer
erpiice , experience and age. Knlz , Nevln :
IV , , C MIDI ID
VANTKlJ-ltlllcillT WOMAN TOI5 UKSPON
nlblB traveling position ; nil expens-es pnlil
Aildres 8 52 , Dec. C MIXi ( 10
\VANTID. : Ninisi : nun , THAT CAN STA'
ul homo nt nlKht. Ileferencex. 2T1S Ilnwnnl.
AVANTIOI ) . TWO YOUNO I.API1S ? AND MK :
to Rive miinplpH and ndvertlsc 8oup ; K"od pas
H. A. Thompxon. Victoria hotel. C M121 0
NKAT APPKAIHNO UADUOS Tl
pell ladlcH' wifely fklrt band stay. Tlie moa
perfect nnd rapid Bellini ; Intention of the age
Standard Novelty Co. , Knn ni City. Mo.
O-M1K
HOPSKS IN ALL PAIITS OK THE CITY. Till
O. V. D.ivlit Conipany , 1 " 3 l-'arnani. IJ tdJ
TioT'sii'si iiiNA\vA & co. , ics N. ISTH T
n sot
JLIODHUN IIOUSKS. C. A. STAItll , 923 N.Y.MI-'I
u-su
iiouans. WALLACI : , IIIIOWN IILIC 10 & UOUB
I ) S03
KOll KENT , 8-KOOM HOUSE , ALL JIOUKIU
conveniences ; Fuuth front nr.d convenient t
busings. In < | Ulre at : JS Halt Howard.D
D 1W
8-UOOM. . UirPACHEfJ. MODKItN IIOUSK , 123
KimulrvWll - Oupilul avenuu , 11. 11. ItubUon.
' " I ) 801
t _ _
- r
TWO KINI3 1IOUKIW , ONR S. ONJ3 9 ItOO.Mi-
117 nml 125 S. ar.tli et. ; all moflcin eoiuen
lencea ; best icalilciiro jiart of the city. Inqulr
821 N. Y. Life ; telephone 1W.C. U Mt > 0
STKAM YliaATOI ) STOHKS ANI ) KI.ATO
Itowurd llanck , agent , 1CIP Chicago street.
U 31807
roii HUNT. MonnitN S-JIOOM noLtsn A-
611 I'nik nve. Imiulre at Kullvi's dniR "tori
Hth and Doiiglaa ht. U MS.OS
J AUGI-3 LIST Oh' HOUSCS. Till * 11YJIO !
lined Co. , 212 S. lltli St. U MS09
JIODKI. SIX IIOOM COTTAOR , ANI
xhadu' . 2121' Mlnml nt. O-378
l-'OIl IlKNT. MODKItH FLATS. LANG !
block. CM South 13th t. LJ-.MCSi Jy2l
CHOICI : uousis : AND COTTAHIIS rou HUN"
all over the city , J3 to } 3 . fidelity. 17U2 I''ai
. D-SSO
nam.
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VOll UK NT , A llOUrti : l.V I-IJUKKCT UK
p.tlr ; K"od location. Imiulie 712 North lui
utrei-t. U M9C7
v. u. WT.AU , icrii AND
DIOiW
6-HOOM COTTAGE , N1C13 LAWN. 2 )1IXCK
wcbt ut park , JU. V. D. Wead , llith and Doui
1)100 ! )
7-1IOOM MODKUN HOUSK ; LAUOK LAW.N
IMIi , south of MunuVrsan. O-1U3 10'
{ .ItUOM MODKIIN HOl'SK2CT SKWAlll ) , 111
! ' . 1) . WUAD. 16th lind Dutiiilas. U--'M104 14
roit itio.vr uou.iis.
noons. nousKKKEriNn. 20 :
St. Maiy'a. K 908-1 1
NlCliLY SOUTH ROOM. 171
CIilcaKO. IJ'J'JI 13 *
V' 1 lll.\IMII'i : ) HOO.IIS AM ) IIOAltl ) .
KOl'TH rilONT ALCOVi : IIOOM ; I1OAHI ) . 2.11
Oouclua. _ K J1C07 Jy2'J
TZrilOK KIIONT IIOOM POIl TWO ; TlODKUN
prli-atc fnmlly. SCO St. Marynvp. . PJ.ISTtf
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LO\T.IY UOriMS. OOOD IIUAItU , J3.
weck ill N. 191ii.
lfI3LY Kl'ltNISIM3l > 11OOM3
c\'J \ * IKIUI.I at 1722 I. ' . IKC. K MHJ
uiju.MS : UOOD IIOAUK ; UATI :
rriiauiLiblc. 113 S. 20th Bt. K Mil * 1I
HsiIIAULi : SOl'TIl ItOOMrt. KXClTl.I.i\ '
board. Itearonalile. I'.ofrienr.'j. 201 N. ml
K-MUO ! !
iti\'i'-i\i'i/ii\.siini / ! )
C'llA-MIHIIlS Koll lll-i.Nl1. MAN AND
rlty wilier ; wahto plpf. 31'j N. iith st.
st.C3S10
KUll U13X'l' .STUiS ( ) AM ) Ol-TIOKS.
ril'.ST CI.ABS IIHICIC HTO1IK IIUI UMNO. 101
l'ini.un : ; three btoilPa an.l lui : rerit : will altc
to > ull lui.uii ; low uut , ail lit Nai'l irk bl.lt
I-tH
nwi : HNT. TUB 4-sTouv'iiuirif IILTII < UINI
ntH" l-.imam t , Thlx liullilmi ; linn a llreprnc
ceuieiu Inifinvnl , complelu ntPKiii heutlnx III
turei , nuler un nil lloorn , tnn , i > lo. Apply n
Hi * otlleo of Tlio Jleo. I-U10
AUU.NTS WA.M'UIJ.
J73 TO | | W A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAI !
fnlomen for visors ; i'xrrknro uniuvessari
Blamlaid BOP < | ; l.lttlo Ckrk clvnr machine ( r
to each I'usloiner. lll licp & Kline , Ht. Louli
' " - J MUC3 AS *
_
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AaE.vra , icr : "C-IIEAM ntEEZEit TIIA
rnt'xva cr nm liiitantlyf \ \ prollts ; t rrltvr
fiV" < ! ' ' > ' ' towns. MacDunaM Krerwr Co
'IttiitjurB.jru. jsijjj jj.
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AOENT3 WAN rni"l-o".SEiL I'.VTENT TIIAC
fmlrncr ; rell at nlpht ; iuo.1 on every luiggj
rmtlll frija to those niranliia builn iw. Dei
Novelty Co. . Nol-lckvllle. Indiana. J KllffV *
. K SI1W I0
WA.VTHU TO HMXT.
QOOl ) TENANTS SECUUErT "von " \V.\C\N ;
houses placed In our chiirve. I'lucllty i ; (
Fainam , Kl.S-,7
UKi'iniiKKCKD TIAN" WANTS TO HUNT"
ranch alieudy tocld'J. lint ot rufciences , Ac
< iie > s 8 R life. K MW ll
\VANTJ3U-TO HUNT FOR SUMMKIt 1IO.NT1II
lady's saddle nor * * ; must bo K i'llo ; l t <
care uhtti. Address S > J , slatlnv terms ,
STU11AGU.
WAUUHOU8B CO
Jones. O ntiul storajto and forwurdlni
M-814
OU. VAN ft STOHAaETliii I'AIl'il. TKU IM <
M-ill
WAXTKU TO IIUY.
lUOOY. F , D. WBAU. 16TII AND DOOLAS.
x y.n 3
I HAVE A PA81I rt'STOMEU KOIt 1101'HE
nnd lot , nnd nnnther for \ao nt Int within
Hve Mockd of IHh and I lte ts. Mu > t l n
Jmnrnln. What hdve you to fter ? C. A. Stnrr.
t > N. Y. Life Hldg. N 101 I *
roil .sAiinoit.sis : AMI
NEW Oil OOOD SErONU-lIAND
an.l liUBKleii. cheap , till I > odne. ' ' 81 < i _
I'OIl SALE , 8MAU. IMI'OIITEH SItETI.AXC
l iny , phui-ti-n , cnrt and harness. Inquire r ,
"
Anri'nu. HoMon Store. P MSI"
RI'I'.EIiY e-YKAliToi.n STANDAIin M.MIE
ilrlM-s nliiRle or clnublc ; aluo BtylKli l > "tiy
_ chcii | > . 11. II. Irey , ! fll N. Y. Life. ' - 7il _
KOIl SALE , fIOOD IloTisi ! ANll WAOON.
lilS l. a\enworth st. P MMl 9'
KOIl SAIl _
Ksr iiAiimvooi ) 1100 AND CIIKKEN
fence ; also "all wire. " C. 11. I e , Ml
2U-1IANI ) IIICYCI.ES. J10. Jll & ! d. lllfYOI.EF
rented , repaired. Om. llley. Co. . 323 N. IStli t
KOIl SAWi. OMJ I.UMIIEH , CON8ISTINO Ot
2x1. JK < ! phcotimr , shlilnp , PlillnK , etc. ; nisi
quantity old bricks. Apply Aimiclntpil fhnrl
lien , W llownnl at. Tel. 1CK _ Q-M3 JU
KNAIIE PIANO. CAIUHAQH PIIAirTON
llurses Klnc baby Rrnnd birds-eye maple pi
nno , carrlaRe. phaeton , trap , cnrrl.iuc tfnrn
and line saddle horse , must be "old at unre
Enquire Morltx Meyer Cigar Store , 1321 I ar
nam st. Q 102
3IASSAGU , HATIIS , UTC.
MME. SMITH , 1121 DOUGLAS STIIEET , TIIIIU
llnor , room 7 , massngc , steam , alcohol and sill
Mnirlno baths. Til7ll ) *
_
MME. AMlST UATlIrf , MASSAOE. Ml S. 1JTI
nt. , room 3. T-M'J.a . la *
MHS. UK. I.EON. EI.ECTIllG MASrtAQE PAH
lor * , refreshing nnd curative ; don't fall to call
< 17 S. ilth Kt. . upstairs. T M1M VI'
IM3IISONAL.
VAN VALKENIIUltO UESTUOY3 PEll
muncntly by electricity , supertluoits hair , mole
wartu , etc. lloom 116 , N. Y. Mfe ulJUjj
gM
r.Ul'TUIlE CL-ItEU ; NO PAIN ; NO UETE.N
tlon from business ; we refer to hundreds o
patients cured. O. E. Miller Co. , S07 N.\ .
I.lfo hulhlUiK , Omaha , Neb. " > ' ' . ' '
VIAVI. A HOME TUEA.TMENT FOIl UTKHINI
troubles. 1'1'yslclan In ulUndance. Consultn
tlun or health book free. 3 ( Dee bids.
U S24
UOSTON DllESS CUTTINQ ACADEMY. U. SO.
Karbaeh blk ; leani tlie best system ; no relltllna
teach'ra wanted ; circulars sent. Mrs. Q. Shellei
U 631
THEHMATTTjATHS. MASSAGE ; ONE KUKI
health restorer ; skin beautlller. 1013 ChlcaKo si
MOXI-JV T' ) I.OAX UKAIj KSTAT13.
ANTHONY LOAN & TKUST CO. . 315 N. Y. I
Quick mnnej nt low rules for choice farm loan
In Iowa , noi Ih-rn Missouri , eastern Nebraskr
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAItn , 023 N. Y. LU'M
MONBY TO LOAN ON IMPUOV13TJ OMAH.
real palate , llrennan , Love Co. , Paxton Mnc\ \
LOANS ON nt.'KOVK & UN'ISIPIIOVHD CIT
property. W. Jl'urnam Smith & Co. , 13M Knrnan
W-S23
MONBY TO 1OAN ON IMPIIOVUD OMAH.
property nt 5 &V4. 0 and CVj per cent. Pu e
& Thomas , ru-m 07 , First Natloanl b.mk bldi
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PHOPEim
JWO.OO up to UO.000.0 * . Fidelity Trust Compan )
HONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATHS. TH ;
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnani st. W S31
p n rnxT I.IONHY TO LOAN ON OMAH.
real estate & Neb. farms. W. IJ. Melkle. Omnhi
W S32
WE WILL HAVE A LAHOE SPECIAL FUN !
to loan on Improved Omaha property in Jul
ami Aiisiist at lowest ralPs : apply now ; < lon' '
wait until your f.U loan expires. Fidelity Trui
Company. W Ml7
LOANS ON IMPIIOVEU CITY ANI > FAR :
property : low rates. H. 1) . Ircy , 901 N. Y. Llfi
W 97S-A3
P. D. WEAD , LOANS , 1CTII AND DOUOLAP.
908 a
MO.VKY TO I.O.VCIIATTKLS. .
MONP.Y TO LO , SO , CO , 00 DAYS ; KUUN1
ture , pianos , etc. * > uft Grctn , room S llarker bll
X-S33
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANO !
horsci , wagons , etc. , at lowest rate In cltj
no rrmovnl of Roodi : strictly confidential ; yo
can pay the loan oft at any time or In an
amount. OMAH MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
Mti 3o. ICth st.
X S31
iirsixisss CIIAXCRS.
FOP. SALE A13OUT 2,000 LI1S. MINION TYPI
700 His. acatc , < ) Ibs. brevier type , 1M pa
two-third cascH , 43 double Iron utantlt for ttv
tlilnl cafes. This rnatcrlal was uawl on TI
O in ah a lice and la In fairly Rood comlltloi
Will bo Hold cheap In Inllk or In quantities I
suit ptirchafcr. pply In person or by mall I
The It , , ' Publlahln * Co. . Omaha. Neb. Y 713
FOR SALE , CHEAP. TWO IJILLIAHD AN
fuiir pool tables und oniNatlnn.il cash ret
lsli > r. Uurdenu & Holloway , Callawny. Neb.
Y M893 3'
JiiO.iXI INVESTED EARNED : APRIL , S30J.W
May. $ Ji5 ! . l : .lunp , (371.01) ) ; IS ! ) . " , averaged JS : . <
weekly ; proofs froo. F. Ually , lion lirnailwaj
Ni-\y YtirU. Y MOM AC *
FOIl SALE. AN OLD ESTAI1LISHED HICYC'L
buslneBs ; flrst class npcnln for n man wit
small capital to Invest ; owner \vlshe * to ri
tire from bushiest. Aililrei < s S K , II , > e.
Y-MI20 15
DOCTOUS : FOtl t'ALK. A MIG PAYING MOUf.
tain practice ; collection mils from $100 to $5i
per month ; can b Inrreased ; examining ph )
Blclan for Hlx loilKvs nnd several Insiiranc
cnmpanlos ; this Is t-xtra from regular collei
tlnnx ; ilon't npply unleiij you hnvc cash t
buy ; piU-o VXM ; will Intrndiieu new party. Ai
ilrryn II. U. Foster , agent , 300 Gallup nvcnui
North Dei.vrr. Colo. Y-M125 11'
FOR HALE OU TRADE AT A RAROAIN FO
III-H Molni'B pr.iptlty. Kood Io a land , Tonne
IilnffH , nr Omaha clear property ; my J3.O
equity In Kood nuuti-rn cliht-room hoiue. bat
room. ibi't. ! bain fur two hornex and cat
rluKcx ; lot HH'xlST In the boat resldciice nclRl
tmrliiio'l of Council lllurfn. within onf bloc
of iialn Htreet ; what bnvp you ? AiMrfus n
i'ln avenue , Dej Mollies , la. Y MiW U
FOR ixn.v.\ ; : .
l.MrilOVEO FARM ; CENTRAL NEHUASKA
rleur ; for titocli merehandlce. Address K 5
Jlert. X-JII1U 5'
roii s.vLi-ui.vi , ICSTATH .
HEAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
Wllllum II. Crary. CIS N. Y. Life bldff.
_ JtE-i7I.Jv27'
A HOME FOR ANY ONE. ALMOST NEW ANI
> * ry cheap. Nlcoly decorated anil tnoilcrn 1
every ienppcl. M. J. Kcimurd & Sun. eel
Uitenta. 310 Hrown Myh , _ RE 701-J10
HOI-SI : ON SOUTH JSTH ST. . EAST
Kond property , nice uhrubliery. M. J. Kennar
& Son , sole acntb , 310 IJrown block.
HK-703.J10
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FARM LANDS. U ! ' , HARUISON. 012 N 1
Llfp. HE M75i-J "
_ - > .T
FOR S.VL13. I.OT8 OR ACRES Af-ONQSIDl
the railroad station unit near tliu Kuvernmen
bullillni ' , ! ! at the main writ emninco to F i
Crook ; prices low ; terms easy.
J'OTTBR & UHOIICIIJ COMPANY.
SY , Cor. 18th and Furimm at > .
_ HE MS77 31
FOIl SALE
Seven-room hvlck IIOUSA with large lot front In
toutli on Like Ht , , near 2Uth > t. ; hoiiso rent
for J13.V ) t r month. Price , II.00.00 ,
Two hoiinei 'in corner lot , : oth und Marth
nH , Prk-n , tl.eCO.OO.
fc'U-room house , burn , lot 50x150 feet. In goo
residence locality , uii-l one block from car llm
Price , 1.lOO.W.
I'lvc-roont houte. Int 30x150 feet. In KOOI ! res
ilpnt-n locality nnd one block from car lln
Price. IWO.W. )
ElKht-ruoin hou > e , modern conveniences , b.in
full lot , ca t front on ritli live. , near fxai
er.woilli ; Improvements alone cent SJ.MO.O
Prk-f. JJ.IW.OO.
Flint r > Ulciicc lot , C0tl50 fret , south fnin
cued neliiliboiliootl , near car line. Pilci
H5".iX > , only $150.00 ca h , bulanco lone time.
Lot KK150 feet en Hurt Hi , between -'Sth an
SDtli > ts. ; lot l covered with shade tree :
Price. J1.3W.W.
Good Ul foot I'fl't front lot on tirade , net
H.mscom park. Price. 1550.00.
Several uood ieldenc lots In western pal
of city , r.'lthm Iwn blnclu Fnrnnm t. cur llni
( OOO.CO to I7&0.00 per lot : ternu easy.
Plvo Dcrenirl uf city , J200.CO per ucre.
I'lvo aorts near South Oinulia , 170.00 per acre.
Aero lott n nr South Omahu cheap for cash ,
POTTER & OEOIIOE IX > MPANY ,
JUK-MIOI 15 _ Cor ICili and Fa mam sis.
I WANT TO 11UY 8 0 3 IIOOM COMPLET
home , worth JJ.OOO to J9.0W. for pot cakh : inui
b bin baicatn. locntD , ! went of JSth and > out
of Davenport. Ui.ltr * you can otter u phi
nominal bargain < lun * | answer. S 43. lieu o
fli'j j UE 9JO
_ _ _
ron 8ALE-sfx auAiNiLKVATbns ri
Oaife oounty. Nib. , vn the t'nlon Pnclllo ral
wuy ; euiy terms r.J chfati. AdJrcm J C
Bhes room 6N N , Y. Ufi blil . RE-I7J
run s.vLr.iti.VL IJST\TU.
( C'ontlnupJ. )
ELEOANT HOME FIlONTlNO ON trANCOM
park. Ix < t us show It to you. M. J. Ktnnnnl &
Hon , sole agenln , 810 llrown blivV. RI702J10
AHSTIlACTti. THE tlYltON REED COMPANY.
RE S35
WANTRU. TO LOAN , 7M.
Wnnteil to loan , J.VOO.
Wantdi to buy , lot for cni > h.
\VnntPd , to l > rrow. > SSW ) on farm.
Wanted , IIOUJP nnd lot for rnnh.
Wantcil , Omaha for Ixw AmtflPS hoiiM ? .
\Vanlpd , hiiuw and Int for fnrtn.
Wnntiil , rmall faun In Iowa.
Wnnteil. $ ! S fnrm In Nebrafkn.
Wanted , tin.nuo hoiice , pint cn h.
Wanted , tenant 13(14 ( Farnani.
Wanted , atlas of Nebraska.
Wnntp-l , HntKonin Plnce hniifc , part cnsli ,
WantPd , Jln.wiO biislnesH propprty , pirt cash.
WnntPd , bujlnejs cornpr for land nnd cnsli ,
WrtntP'l , to loan $15,000.
WnntPil , W ) acres near Omulm , for cash.
Wantpd , house for land near Miller park.
Wanted. larRc body coo. | Innil. cheap.
C. F. Harrl on , 9U N. Y. Lf. IllilK.
LAUOIJ IX1T. IlltlSTni , ST. , $ t.0rtil.
Larqp Kountzp PI. residence , $4,2UD.
M foot lot n. w. , v > ! 6.
Pretty home , Hurt st. . * l.0o.
6 r. cottnKe , 19th ft. Ixmlevnril , II.AOO.
P. D. Wead , 16th nnd DoURlns.
M'ICINI.EY M'COLIMEUCEn. .
You know HIP lest.
A Ix-nutiriil cottaip In Walnut Hill , worth J2.00 ,
for $ l. ' . * i. Monthly payment * tn suit. Don't
be H renter always ; Kvi a borne , when It Is just
as easy.
Omaha Real Estate and Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth.
RE-M131
THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY. 1522 DOUOLAf
Bt. , I * the only place here ladles are sure U
be relieved of all their troublesome iSlseatoi
peculiar to their sex. This Is the oldest dls
ppnsary In the city. Don't hesltutp ; procrastl
nation la the thief of time , and In nnothci
month your ailment may be Incurable ; nil de-
laypd courses and Irregularities restored , n <
matter from what cnuso : we hav6 n fine homi
If you need privacy ; nil letters encloMnc 8tnni |
answered nnd medicine forwarded ; confine
ments. J10.00 nnd up. SSSJy-U *
LADIES ! CHICHESTEirs ENGLISH PENNY
royal pills ( Diamond brand ) lire the best. Safe
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LEANDER BEATS NEW COLLEGE
Conquerors of Yale Also Win from Tboir
Strongest Rivals ,
GRAND CHALLENGE CUP RACE SETTLED
( Inly n Kltil - Tun > IMV Drf.-nl tin-
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( Copyright , 11M. by the AMoclaleJ PICKS. )
HENUSY-ON-THB-TIIAMBS. July S.
After n somowliat noisy nlRlit , ilurhiB which
the frlemla of Yale's inwi mailo Ilcnluy
father lively , oven for a regatta night , the
second day of rowing opened hat and humid
with variable breezes.
The Interest of the day centered In the
contests for the Diamond sculls nnd the
Urand Challenge cup. In the fifth heat for the
Diamond sculls Hon. U. Outness , holder of
the trophy , heat Vlvlnti Nlcknlls , and lu the
fifth heat for the Urand Challenge cup
Leantlcr bent Now college. Theaovrtv
both popular victories , yet there was n lack
of that grand enthusiasm seen yesterday
In the race between Yale nnd LeaniVr.
Dr. McDovtcll of Chicago wus looked upon
as certain to win today before his heat
was started , nnd there were many people
who prophesied that he will win the Diamond
mend sculls tomorrow. The American
sculler's flno display of rowing skill und
power has completely altered the tone of
the Henley comment upon his chnncss und
has won htm many new friends.
There was considerable excitement when
Lenuiler and New college made for the
starting line In the fifth heat for the Grand
Challenge cup , and It Increased wltcii the
crews Rot away. Lcnntlcr had the Ducks
station and won by halt a length. llarrlng
accidents , the experts say Lcamlcr I * now
certain of winning the Grand Challenge
cup.
cup.Tho umpire's launch carried the roaches
of the crew. Including "Dob" Cook , to the
starting point , where both crews were wait
ing , lloth boats got away promptly , tlio
crews rowing a tremendous stroke of over
forty-three , New College shot ahead and
on clearing the stand had a lead of n quarter
nf a length. At the end of a intnutc New
College was clear of Lcandor ami dropped tea
a thirty-eight stroke , while the Lenmlers ,
with a desperate look on their faces , were
pulling forty-two.
"They've got It. " said Leander's coach
In the launch , "Wo are beaten. "
This turned out to be a false alarm , for
the Lcanders , led bj- Gold , who was pulling
a magnificent stroke , began slowly to over
haul the New college men. Kawley court
was reached In 3:20 : , with New college still
leading , but steering wide and evidently
In trouble. At the Meadows the boats were
level and nt the mile Lcamler was lending
by two men , time C > :13. : New college , how
ever , would not give up , and It looked like
a desperate finish. Just nt that point the
wind , which had nil through the race been
blowing strongly from the southwest , came
In strong gusts , fnlrly stopping the
New college boat , and Leander won the
hardest fought race ever seen at. Henley ,
bcandor's time was 7:08. :
WAS WOIITH TWO MEN.
Guy Nlckalls , the No. D of the Leander
boat , was worth two men , especially at the
finish , when he seemed to pull the boat by
himself.
Both crews were terribly exhausted. Dawson -
son of the Now college crew tumbled over ,
completely done up , and the Leandcrs were
In little better condition. Gold held on to
his oar , but he did so with his head back ,
and It was n long time before ho.could get
toreath. Ynle men were especially delighted
at the fact that their victors would lu all
probability get the cup.
The heat between the First Trinity and
the Thames flowing club was won by the
latter. It was a splendid exhibition of row
ing.
ing.In
In the first heat for the Silver Goblet ( the
Nlckalls Challenge cup ) for pair oars. New
college , Oxford , had n walkover , Trinity college -
lego , Dublin , belnij scratched.
In the first heat for the Visitors' Challenge
cup Macda'.ene college beat Trinity college.
In the fifth heat for the Ladies' Challenge
plato Dalllol college bent Emamiel college.
In the sixth heat for the Ladles' Challenge
plate Eton public school beat Radloy college.
In the third heat for the Thames Challenge
cup Molesay Heat club heat the Thames
Rowing club.
In the second heat for the Silver Goblet
the London Rowing club beat the Leander
club.
In the second heat for the Stewards' Chal
lenge cup for four oars the Thames Rowing
club beat Magdalene college , Oxford.
In the fourth heat for the Thames Chal
lenge ciui the crew of the Socleto d' En
couragement dtt Sport Nautifnie of Paris de
feated Trinity College , Dublin , crew.
In the tlftli heat for the Thames Challenge
cup Kmanucl college , Cambridge , beat the
Kensington Rowing club.
In the fourth heat for the Wyfold Chal
lenge cup Trinity college , Oxford , beat Calus
college , Cambridge.
In the fifth beat for the Wyfold Challenge
cup the London Rowing club beat Kingston
Rowing club.
DR. M'DOWELL ' DEFEATED.
Dr. McDowell , the Chicago oarsman , getaway
away quickly at tbo signal In this sixth
heat for the Diamond sculls this afternoon ,
striking a thirty-six stroke , to tlio thirty-
four pulled by R. K. Deatimont of the Iltir-
ton Rowing club , his opponent. McDowell
quickly took the lead , rowing an easy , confi
dent stroke. This ho maintained to the Is
land. There he led by half a length. On
increasing his lead he steered for Rucks
shore , but upon lieanmcmt'H spurt he crossed
back to ills own sldp. The half mlle was
done in 3:21. : Shortly after passing Fa'wley
Court a number of boats crowded the course
and ISeautnont was obliged to lift his oar In
orflor to clear them. McDowell lowered his
stroke and looked distressed. Beaumont
then tnado a fine spurt nnd drew ahead. The
American constantly turned his hcnd to
watch his opponent , and , as a result , Htecred
wildly. At the mlle Deaumont drew ahead ,
took McDowell's water and won easily by
four lengths. The general opinion ex
pressed was that McDowell was completely
outclassed. After the raeo Dr. McDowell
said : "I hnvo no reason for my defeat save
that Heaumont was a better rower and that
I was not fast enough. The wind WUH dead
against mo , and every tlmo I lifted my oars
I seemed to be driven back. I was beaten
fairly. "
rilKKHS THIS YA1.13 Glli\V A MT-rXK.
Siiini * .Siitl fnctloii l ) > rlv 'il from tin-
Urfrnf ofiiv Colli > K < ' >
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LONDON , July 8. ( Now York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram , ) The LenmU'r
victory today is measurably , popular with
the Yale ITPW , for these reasons : First , be-
cnuso It leaves them In the same place with
Now College , and Kccoml , because there has
been so much pleuHant Intercourse- between
the two crown. Thulr boat tents being so
CARELESSNESS.
( 'IIIIHI-H No Kml or Si
Probably half tbo people who sco this
article surfer from piles. It IH one ot the
commonest diseases anil onu of the most ob
stinate. People have It for years , and Just
because It Is not liniiieJIali'ly fatal tlioy
neglect It. Carelessness causes no end of
Buffering. Carcleciinc&g about t > o hlmplu a
thing ns plies lias often caused death.
Hemorrhages occur from no ajiparcnt cause
and loss of blood causes death. Hemor
rhages occur during burglcal treatment ,
often causing death.
Piles are slinplo In the beginning and
easily cured. They can bo cured oven In
tliu worst stages , without pain or loss of
blood , quickly , surely and completely. There
Is only one remedy that will do It 1'yrumld
1'lle Guru.
It allays the Inflammation Immediately ,
heals tlu' irritated surface and with con
tinued treatment redures the uivelllnu and
puts the membranes lu good , sound , healthy
condition. The cure is thorough aud per
manent. Druggists sell Pyramid PHo Cure
at f > 0 cents. Send for free hooU on cauiti
and euro of Piles.
close tORPthrr hns of noconMty thrown thrn
toR ther every day. nnd the result hns l > ect
n number of very tlcnr friendships rliHMtlnB
Now ColloKc. on the contrary , ims trnlnci
nway down the rlvor ntV. . K. K. Sttilth'i
lioinp , areenlntidfl , nnd very llttlo of tin
1 1 ew hns been soon except In practice work
Nine out of ten KitRllshtnen nnd American ;
picked New to win toilny. Since l.entider'i
llrat dny bore 1 hnvc stcndfuslly pretllctei
thai she would bo the winner. The l/oiuide :
Now nice today WUH. conslderliiK nil. tin
tost. It meant to the followers of all thi
Krnndent rnco I ever suw. Kvcry mnti In tin
I.rnnder bout wns. or Is , nn Oxford 'vnrslt ;
num. Kvrry mnn In the New boat Is n
iirosi-nt In New OolloKo , Oifntil. It wus i
buttle between me and eorlenee ntn
> on til nnd couri\Ko. \ As t tirrdlcled Ynli
would be defeated by Leander , the forme :
won at the llnlsh toilny. Four men In tin
lionnder boat were nil done out. lit coin
ptirlfon the New men were Rbints. but ever ;
ntmcv f strength nnd i-otiniKe In those twi
bo.ttMr.is btld on the nltnr.
Kvi'ry man In the Yale crew Is up atu
about today. Lonsiu-ro took Ibe defenl veri
much tn heart. Tin- rest bnve determined t <
think of brighter days , l ist nlKht u verj
InterestlliK party Went down the river
listening to the serenades and enjoying thi
bounties of fnlrylnml made by the house
bontM. In the party , who wore iuesls o
Sit wnrt Hrlce on his lanneli , wete fnptnli
Treudwny. Presldenl de Slbotir and Cuptnln
Ilroni ! ArmstroiiK nnd ItrlnU Thnrnc Cap
tain Treiulway was working hnrd to live ui
to n record of happiness , and was slttlni
( pletly out on the rear , but the effort provoi
very hard nt time ? . Two of his ronmrki
were : "Tliose fellows ( -andor I ) nro devil :
In a boat , " nnd Inter : " 1 guess the folks n
home are Just hearing the news now. " 1
was nearly 11 then but knowing that In
lived In Sioux Pity , I spoke not , und couldn'
know nlMitit the difference In tlmo.
Tomorrow nlcht the crew will have n farewell
well dinner nt Marsh Mills house , and Prl
dixy they will say farewell to Henley. Toda ;
they presented a handsomely framed slgnei
photograph of the crow to his worshlri
Mayor Slmtnonds nnil the lady mayoress
both of whom have become siliconfrlemlii
Ktldny night the Sports club lenders a lili
dinner to the cnnv , and on Snttiidiiy th
members of the Yale crew of 1M \\lll gi
their various ways , probably never to nice
In entltety ngnln. Paptaln Treadway , I'resl
dent de Slbour and ex-Caplatnn Anr.stroni
and Theme are golnc blkliijr through Kng
land , sailing August 15 on the steamshli
Paris ; tdingford. Simpson mill Marsh in
going through Knglnnd and France by bl
cycle nnd train , sailing August 1 on the SI
Louis ; Pnptnln Cook. Longaere and Henri
sail July IS on the Now York ; \Vhltnoy nni
Hcilgers are going through Knglaml and tb
continent , s.'illlni ; August fi ontheHt. . Paul
Hrown will spend part of his time In London
but lhi > greater part In Krance , sailing Alt
gust 111 on the Paris ; Halley Is going Ihrougl
Knglninl. Scotland and l-'rance , sailing Au
gusit 22 on the St. Louis ; Tommy Clnrlte 1
going to every place with a party of Yal
men. sailing in 8 > litumbcr. Mills hasn't de
ohb'd. and I am going on the steamship Nov
York July is with over 400 photographs
taken at every liiteresllnir moment from th
tlmo we left Now York. June (1 ( , until nox
Friday. HUHIl M'lNTOSII.
( iAMIlS OP THIS NATIONAL LKACifi :
Will In re Trlt'M TIIK .TtiH-li nnil Ilii
Lt-nili-rx li-t ) | > n ( .nine.
CLKVKLANU , July S.-Wallaco tried t
pitch two games In u series aud his mill
port today was ragged. Tlie result wa
defeat. McGurr wrenched his knee earl ;
In the game und hud to re tiro. Attendance
2.NW. Score :
Cleveland .
UrooTtlyn . 1 : t 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 1
lilts : Cleveland , 1.1 ; Brooklyn , 10. Kr
rors : Cleveland. ,1 ; Brooklyn , 0. Hatterles
Wallace and Xlniinor : Daub and Urim.
LOT'ISVILLK , July S. The Polonel
played great ball today and the Huston
were never In the game. Kruzer's pltchln. .
was n fcaturo. Attendance , 1,000. Score :
Louisville . - 1
lioston . 0 2 0 U 0 0 0 0 fl-
IHts : Louisville , 12 ; Hoston , fi. Errors
Louisville , 1 ; Iloston , 3. Batteries : Froze-
and Dexter ; Nichols mid Tenny.
CHICAGO. July 8. HrlggB and MoMnho
were both batted out of the box today I :
the second inning. Attendance , C.aw. Score
Chicago . 34040000 2 1
Baltimore . 60300150 0 1
Hits : Cltlcngo , 15 ; Baltimore , IS. Krrors *
Chicago , S : 'Baltimore , 3.
CINCINNATI , July 8.-Two lilts and
daisy steal won the gnmo for the Reds
The Hods prolited by one base on balls bu
IChret was Invincible from the. start , un
his Held played nn errorless game. Attend
unce 3,70J. Score :
Cincinnati . 1 *
Philadelphia . 0
Hits : Cincinnati , S ; Philadelphia , o. Ki
rora : Cincinnati , 0 ; Phlhtdulphlu , 1. Kit
terlcs : Cincinnati , Ehrct and Pcitz ; Phiiu
delphla , Wlttrock and Grndy.
PITTSUL'UG , July 8. Washington gav
the poorest oxhlbltlon of ball-playing Fee
on the home grounds this season Htiglii
strained himself In the second inning an
Hawley finished the game. Abbey rellvc
Mercer in the eighth. Attendance , l,50l
Score :
1 0 4 0 G 3 0 * -l
Washington . 0
TIll's : Pittsbttrg , 22 ; Washington. 5. Krrors
Pt snug. 2 ; U'UBhliiKton. 0. Uattt-rlcs
PltLnburg Huglioy. Hawley and S
'i liRtpn. Mercer , Abbey and McCaulej
ST. LOUIS. July S.-Tho Browns wore out
iilayed today , both In the Held and at th
bat , the Giants slugging Broitoiistcln wit ;
good effect. . Attendance. .1,000. Score :
New Yoilc . 0 2 0 0 0 : : 1 o 2
Louis . 2 -
Ulls - : New York , 12 ; St. Louis. 7. Krro
New -iork 1 ; St. Louis. 4. Batteries ; No\
\ork. Meekln and Xorfoss ; St. Louis , Brelt
ensteln and McFurland.
STANDING OF TIIK THAMS.
, , a.'V' ' ' ? , t,0llll > " Haltlmoru at Clovelatni
tViYmr.1 ' vvn \ , ' ' " " ' "Vlllo : Urool I lyn
I ? if " 81'/0" ' ? "l fl clnnatl ; Ne
vnr
t
} ork at Chicago
; Boston at 3t. l ouls ,
SCOKI3S OF Till ? \ VUSTI3H.I.ICAOl , ! :
InilliiiuiiioIlN , .St. 1'niil , .Mlniii-niioll
nnil > IIIiMiU < > < > ( InVlnmiH
KANSAS CITY , July S.-Seore :
Ifansas City . o -
InillanapollK . o
HltH : Kansas Oily. It ; Indianapolis S Kt
rrrs : Kmisas Cly. | 3 ; Indlnimpo Is , o' . Hat
ti-rles : Kmisas City , lievis. Callahan utv
Buckiey ' ° ' Dillnnui" ' I'hllllps am
S'JPAUL. . July S.-Scoro :
St. Paul . 2 " '
Grand llaplds . 2 1 0 0 0 0 i ) o 0 -
Hits : KiMinas City , 12 ; Orand Hapids.
Lrrorn : Kansas City 0 ; Oraml llanlils :
I nltorles : KansaH City. Dcuzcr ftnd S | ) ea
OI''P | ' ' ! " 'I'1'11"oar ' and Smlnlc.
MINNIOA1-OLIS. July 8. Score ;
Mlnni-npolls . i 0 0 r. 0 3 0 0 1-1
Detroit . 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 i-
lllts : Minm > npns | | , 17 ; Detroit 7 Urrots
MlnnpHDo In. 2 : Detrf.lt . 2. Hatto flosl Jl n
" "Polls . Hutchliison and
Bchrl
ver Dotroi
I'M'"I , , 1 ? "nil Twlnuhnm. '
MILWAUKKR , July S-Scoic :
MllwauUeo . o I 1 0 1 i r. 3 2-1
ColumbUB . 0 -
_ . : . 21 ; Columbus. IS. Ki
rcrs : .Milwaukee. 2 ; Oolumbits , n. Battcrli-s
Baker and Mcrzcnn ; Bo.swell itud Campbo I
STANDING OF TIIK TUAMS.
lnd.anapo.ln . . . .V.W" W5M' ,
petrolt . C2 3(1 ( n M
MlnnenpQ lit . < ; i j os VJ1
Kansas City . lt ! . - , g ;
fit. Paul . ( , - > ( W1 . . ;
Milwaukee . . . . C7 hi "i jr
Grand Unplds . . . . . . . ; r,7 } $ $ '
ColumbUH . 07 - . jj .J : ! '
'
Oiiiiies today : Detroit at Minneapolis'a
liimbua nt Mllmink-o cirnr
; I Jtapda a
St. Paul ; ImllanapoUa utJCaiiBaa city.
AVIICII llcntx AiiihilMin.
AVOCA. la. , July S.-Speelal. ( ) Audnboi
and Avoen mot on the diamond hero toduv
The Avoen PetH had n walk-over. Thel
lleldlni ; wus oxceptlonitlly good. Sooro-
. o -
Audiibon . o 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 0-
Batteries : Avoca. Buymer and y.lnlcAu
dubon. Whltod atid Wn.le. . Struck ottt' H
Bpymer. ? ; by Whltcd. H. Passed b-ill-i
Vil ' . Auduboi
gnriie : Two hours nnil ilfti./.i
Iliirucil n. TcniMiiiMil Hoiii. .
M'COOK , Neb. . July S. ( Sjicclal Tele
sram. ) A Kinrill tenement owned by J. n
.Moore of this city was destroyed by tire a
Surcd'fXr ° Utlllf m ° r"lng' L ° S > t * ' ' ln
llnliilnir in Mood it'ivi-r.
WOOD mVElt. Neb. , July S.-Speclal.- ( )
A heavy rain lias prevailed hcru for tevcra
honra ,
Wo are anxious to do n little good in thi
world and can thlnlt of no pleasanter o
better way to do It than by rccommondlni
Ont Minute Cough Cure a a preventive o
pneumonia , consumption and othAr aerlou
lung troubles that follow selected colds.
. \\OTIIKll DIIAAV KOIl IIAVKUKOUD.
tlnincttlth Mnrllioroimli Iteiillv WON
hut Trclinlciill- StitiuliiiT.
( ( "opyrlitht , 1 9 . l.y 1'rc.M l-uMlntdtiR Comp nr )
MAliLHOKOt'OH , KiiRland. July ? . -New (
York World Cablegram Special Telegram. )
The Ilnvorford college loam of cricketers
Ind another appointment hero today , whiro
thevere deprived of n victory over Marl-
i borouRh eolloRe by the weather. l > ln fell
i almost nil dny on Tuesday , and today was
| tlilentenlng but Jupiter Pluvlus held off and
allowed the K imp to KO on. There \\.n only
I time for one Inning to bo pl.tyed , and lu tins
the young Ami-ileans showed thrlr super ! jr-
i liy b > le.i lint their opponents by the to-
i spectable mntgln of forty-three tuns. It \\\a
i down for a two Inning tame , howovr , ainl
It has to go on record as a dr.iw , Tbo honors
1 nf the game certainly go to the visitors , and
I the line display of Kit lint Klxou to J. A
1 Lester and D. II. Adams was a tr at. The
.former almost scored nno'.iior "century"
I geitlni ; within nine rtm of. It , while Adnm *
I put on seventy-olKbt. The" two men n.ndo iv
( treat stand for the second \vleket , pnttlnir
on ISO runs In | titrinen < litp and treatlm ? all
the bowlers to severe chastNi'inenl. It
looked , In fnct , at one time as If the men
would never be separated , for they both
played with conlldi-nce , and while they took
few liberties with the bowling they appeared
to bo nblo to hit whenever they pleased
Both players were 1ni | > arllally applauded for
their tine work. P. 11. lllnchman A. F. Coca ,
and C. II llowson also batted well , nnd the
total fooled till to 73. Against this Marlborough -
borough tried its \ltiiiiist , nnd several of Iho
men batted In line style , W. Prest nnd L.
N. Hosers espeel.tlly being tosponsl'jlo tor
over half a century each , lint llm rest of
the team could noi do Very much agnlnst
the Hue bowling of D. ll. Adittnt nnd they
were all out for 2.W. The score :
HAVKHFOHD COLLKGK.
A. 11. Mltllln , i ! Collins , b iowls 0
I ) . II. Adams , c Saudford , b I.owls 7S
J. A. Lester , c Polllns , b Molr 91
C. H. llowson. o Sandford. b Unskcll. . . . 13
T. Wlstar , c S.tndford , b Lewis S
P. H. lllnchman , b llowell 22
J. 11. Scnltortrood. b Streatllold 13
A. F. Poca , not out , 11
L. H. Wood , b StrenlUeld 0
P. H. Tatnall. b Slreatlleld 0
llalm-H , b Stroatliold
Byes 17 , leg byes S. wldes 4. 29
Total 273
MAULHOHOUOH COLLKOK.
T. C. O. Snnfonl , li AilnuiH 18
r. M. H. llowcll , c SciUtufKOOil , b AilnniH H
W. Prest , , run out f > 7
A. Cellini , c Ciicn , b Admits It
L. < 1. .Molr , 1 > Ailums 7
L. N , lloKci'M , li Lr-stcr KI
.1. OIlltiKcr , c Atlntna , li Htnchuiun fi
13. Strcutllelil , 1 li W. It. Ailiunx 1 ! )
A. IjowlH , Ht. Scatlcrsooil , b AdiiuiH. , . . 17
1C. A. Ulunt. not out 23
.r. Ciuskull , b AiliunH 0
llyes S , k-K byes 2 10
Total 230
OII.IIHKT ATsTliv T'llli'CHAMPION. .
IMiiililiini Ki-iMl of Spirit LnKrVlim
Iliu-lc tin * Million ! Trophy.
MILWAVK13I3 , WIs. , July S. ( Special
Telegram. ) "Phnntom" Fred Gilbert of
Spirit Lake , la. . Is again the champion wing
shot of the world. Ho won the honor from
Dr. Cioorso L. DelU-r of Milwaukee In tv
match today nt National park. The sooro
was ! 'ii ' to S < In Gilbert's favor. The targets
were 100 live birds to a man. The bottlns
was a trlllo against Deller , as ho had won
thi ! trophy from Gilbert at Wolson's park ,
Chicago , April (1 ( of this year by only ono
bird , and ns Gilbert's work of late has been
very steady.
The Iowi : mnn demonstrated today that
ho Is totally devoid of nerve shaking. Ho
rarely rosortud to the second shot to kill
his bird , find gel Iho pigeon when bo popped
out of the trap and took no chances of the
bird's Mopping down Instanter. Delter nl-
ways waited for his opportunity. It must
bo mild , however , that Deltor had hard luck ,
His shots were mainly left quartering.
Gilbert had the first shot and Marled out
with a sleady killing until the twenty-sec
end bird , which he missed. In the mean
time Detter had missed his third bird , and
the cour.ige of his friends and backers was
at n low ebb. Ho lost his twelfth and then
failed to hit the twenty-llfth. Deltcr'a
friends regained courage when he took a
spurt of straight shooting for thirty-six
birds and while all this was going on Gll-
brirl had lost three , making the game stand
four lost by Delter and three by Gilbert ,
Hut this ratio did not continue long. After
the slxty-llrst shot , which Gilbert missed ,
he had plain sailing and won without an
effort' , not missing a bird. Delter lost both
his seventy-second and seventy-third birds ,
and the noventy 8lxlh also Hew away unln-
lured. He killed right straight and again
fell down on the eighty-fifth bird. Deltor
killed eight more and then lost the bird
again. Then ho made six In succession ,
ending the contest.
Dr. Deltor will at once challenge the
winner of the championship , and the matcly
will bo shot off In August. Gilbert won the
Dupont trophy at Baltlmoro last October
from a field of fifty-three. Ho afterward
defended It against Budil of Dos Molnes by
a score of ? 2 to 74. Ho lost It to Deiter at
Chicago by one bird.
llefcree , Dick Morrlll.
MAKING A lUCCOUl ) I . 'Oil Till : TIIACIC.
It I litI'M n < tinCbnrliN Street Park I'll.
Ing : Up Milliy MIIi-H.
Tlio blcyclo enthusiasts who are mlsslnpf
the six day rnco at the Chnrlfs Street park
are certainly depriving themselves of a vast
deal of excllcment , for the race Is the best
ono that his ever boon run hero. Last
night the crowd of spectators , while fair
In size , was nothing what the event do-
serves. Becker , McCall , Mlersteln nn < l Hoi-
ton are running a most stubborn race , and
whileHolton lost a lap last night by reason
of u punctured tire , th chase ns yet belongs -
longs to no man. Becker and McCall are
both In bad shape , and If Ihoy remain In
the race to the llnlsh Saturday night they
will certi'.lnly show the fortltudo of Spar
tans. Mlersteln la In the best condition of
all the riders , and tiding llko n cyclone.
Still he Is unable. to gain any perci-ptlblo
advantage over the two plucky cripples.
Ilolton , too , Is In prime condition nnd
swears that ho xvlll tnko bnck that lap to
night or know tin- reason why. The riding
last night wa. ! fast and furious from thn
ctnck or Hrfuron 1'ottcr'n pistol to the close ,
and when the Ural lap was reeled -off the
whole gang , with the exception of Jlollon ,
had traveled just twenty-two miles each
hour. The final Kpurt for the extra J0 ! WIH
us exciting n pleco of racing as bus been
soon upon the track , the crippled Mlnnu-
apolls man winning by a nose from Sllor-
sloln. Mc.rnll came next , with Ilolton well
up. Score :
, , Mllr-fl. Lap1 ? .
MePnll . 12' ) C
Becker . 129 r
Mlorsteln . . . 12 ! ) fi
Ilolton . . . . . 121) ) fi
Schroder . 129 fi
Hall . 129 3
CIII-NIIII IIi-nlH tlu > .Viitlimnld.
The ball game at Carson , In. , between the
Omaha Nationals and the local team ro-
Hiillcd In a victory for the Carson boys. Thn ,
Nationals on their return homo express
themselves tm well pleased with the treaty
nu-iit they received. Score :
Nationals . 1 0001 0000 2
Carson . 1 00100000 5
lilts : Nationals , 5 ; Cacson , 5. Two-base
hltH : Nationals. 1 ; Carson , 1. Struck out : By
Downs , H ; by Whiled , 10. Batteries : Nation
als. Dnwns and Shannon ; Carson , Whltcil
and Hagcbcck. _
Stnlr I. . A.V. . Mi-i-l Ai-i-niiurcil.
FItKMONT. July 8-Spcclnl.-Tlia ( ) Mntu
*
meet of the League of American Wheelmen
will bo hold nt Fremont the latter part of
this month. Messrs. 13. n. Penso nnd Frank
Knrm-lton , the committee. In ohargw of the
local arrangement ! ) , are meeting with gowi
MICCOSH In their preparations and n good
meet and line races uru expected.
Lliitiin'H Wonderful Hide.
LONDON , July 8-Llnton , the L'nglluh bl-
cyclist , at Oatford covered thirty-mi * miles
am ) flvo yards In nn hour , thus Imr.tlr.g the
world's records all the way Irum three mllH
to thirty-ouo miles. The previous -.vorld'H
rieurd for nn hour was hvcnty-nlno miles
nnd forty-four yards.
riuilli-Miri < for VoiiimHli-ro ,
Wo beinby challenge any base ball team In
the city under 13 years. Wo would Illco a
serlua of games with the Spaldlng HocJciitH.
Address John Lvniim 1732 South" Fifteenth
Mreot. captain St. Patrick's School nlnu , or
O. Lee , l 73i ! South VInton.
riioHHUI mid .Mnlii'r
HAN FUANCISCO. July 8.-Joo ChoynnUI
nnd Peter Muhcr have signed arllclea t
light ten rounds beforu tlio National Ath-
Ictlo club nt this city on Aiiuiibt 4. Tim
contcbt will bo for Wt ) and u Hldu bet.
CliiiHillnlloy Cnpliilii ,
HKNLUY. July S.-The Yale crew last
night elected F. I ( . Bulley. ' 07 , who rowed
No , 5 , c.tptivlii for next year
When I5aby WTXS sick , \ro gave her Coitorla ,
\Vlien \ kin ) won u Child , bho ci l l for Cailorla.
l\'lifii diu bcoamo JIl.-u , Blip clung to Castoita.
SVliv'c eliu l.aJ C&IMnta , tliu gave thviii
