Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DATLT BEEs TirKJIKSDAT , SEPTEMBER 17 , 1890.
8PBOIRL NOTICES.
Ail vrrtlnrmrntu for III pur column *
Mill lie tnl < f > n until lUt.'tO p.m. , for the
evening nnil until H i > . in. far the
innml nt ? nnil Htindny edition * ) .
AdvtTllHcm , by reiiirtlii | " nntn-
liernl eli 'iU , cnn Imve nnwwom ml"
ilrruMPil to u liumbcroil letter In cnre
of Tin ; HPP. Anmvcrx no iiililrc Fteil
nlll In ; dellvorcil on | ir ientnUim at
tlip clirek only.
Ituti'-i , 1 l-Iic n wnnl flrnt limr-rHnni
Jo n M-oril tlii-renfirr. NotliltiK tnlteti
for IPNN thiiii 2 > c tor ( Inllrst Inncr-
tlun. Tin-Hi ; nilvcrtlnoiiUMil * tiiimt he
run
\VAVrin SITUATIONS.
TOUNO LADY WANTS HITUATION AS
lioii > ii i li * r ruii-pc for Invnlldri or eilMren.
X C 11ci > A-M or. 17'
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WAN r7i : > POSITION IN onon-iur STOIIK HY
a yum * man wltli expcrlencn. AddrpM X 7.
A-MS32 17'
care Her. -
WANTKD. AN IDBAj WHO CAN THINK OI'
Home idmple Ihlnic lo pnlenl ? Protect your
lilcas they tnny brlnn you xvrnllh. A\rlt John
Wedderlairn ft Co. , Dcpt. V. 1'ntcnt Attorney * ,
WnshltiRton. 1 > . C. , for their I.Sf > 0 jirlr.p offer
> nJ n ll t of JM Inventlonn wnntttl. 11-371
WANTED-AN ACTIVP MAN IN KVKHV I.O-
cnllly to rprr nt ui ( no fortune hunli-r
wnnlfilli will Kimrnntpe I5 CO wprkly nnd nil
. Hnx MOH. llos-
p ppn c.i ; Inventlgnte ut once.
ton , Mfl8 > . _ n-M WOC _ * _
un TO HBO AND nxi'KNsns rAii > SAI.KS-
men for rl Hr ; experience unnecessary ; extra
iiHliirrnii'ntii to ctntom rs. C.iaH. C. Itlpliop A
Co. St. Louis. II MOOT UT
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iiAHOlinilS ON UAH.UOAI ) COMPANY
work , WyoinliKi noni | WARM ; Ire" fure. Kra-
' Farniun Hlrei-t.
tnor & O'llenin , 1120
It 742 16 *
WANTKI ) . AT ONCK , A 1 STOCK HADUM *
Imnil to the rlsht klml of n man cjin RV |
Kooil , Rtpndy work at the Konnntz Kaildlery
Co. , 227 Knut Clli HI. , Bt. 1'nul , Minn.
U---787-16
WANTKD , HAI.KSMKN IN EVKUY DISTIlirT ;
ne\v season ; BflinplPfl free ; prtl.iry or commln-
Hlon , with cxpen CH from Btult. I. k ( > llnm.
Co. . Chlraeu. 11-.M8I2 16
WANTED. HAhESMKN ON SAt.AHY ANU CO.M-
mlMHlnn. Cull nt once , 417 I lee llldK.
, MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO OPEN
Jtlirunoh olIlcM In uvcry county. Opportunity of
lifetime. AOJrc.is llox 4M , KiumaH City. Ho.
AVAMTii > _ FUMAI < H HUM * .
rMPLOYXIIINT IIUIIKAU. 1MI DOUOE WANTS
lots of hotel nncl prlvute fiunllj' help. Tel. Si.
C 08C B13 *
\ WANTKU-AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT JIO.OO
A weekly to represent us. Adilrcna IMx 630 * , llos-
tun. Mna. C-MMI O < _ _
WANTED , COMPETENT Gllllj FOU GEN-
crul housework. 1121 tioulh "Oth nve.
nve.C783HJ
WANTED , A GOOD OIHU nnitMAN PUE-
ferreil. 213 South 3Cth St. , near Kurnani St.
C 7SS-1C *
WANTED. HOUSEKEEI'Elt TN CO1TNTHY ;
niUHt lie competent antl well recoinmeniled.
A. II. llnnliey. AMa. Neb. C M7M W _
GOOD GIHIy. OEItMAN Oil SWEDE PUE-
fiTrocl. must I"u nouJ cook. Apply lit --W
I.cavenworlli. > . C M810 U *
YOt'NO I.ADY WANTS INSTIIUCTIONH IN
plain eewlng ; stute terms. Atltlrens X 4 , lieu
ottlce. O MS19 17
FOU HH.VT I10USI3S.
llOt'SnS IN ALL 1'AIITS O TUB CITY. Till :
O. F. Davis Cumpany , IMS Fainam. I > 372
HOUSKS. 1IISNUWA & CO. , 10S N , 1STII ST.
D 373
MODI3UN BOUSES. C. A. STARK. S2S N.Y.LIFK
D-374
8TUAM IIIATKOSTOIIBSANDFLATS. :
llowuril liuncU , agent , 1010 c'ld'-uKO utrret.D375
D-375
? ? cnoiri : IIOUSIH AND COTTAOBS ALL ovuu
Hie city , J3 to J50. Fidelity , 17U2 Fainam.D .
D 37li
LAIHJB LIST OF 1IOUSUS. THE IIYHON
Hoed Co. . 212 S. 14tll st. D 3T7
HOl'SKsT WALLACE , UllOWN tll.lC..1CTH
and Douglas. D 378
HOUS1JS & STOHKS. F. \VKAD , 16 & Hough .
GOOD COTTAGES. nRSIHAIILY LOCATED ,
cheap ; 8-rooin liouso near Ijiislnesi ; 7 rooms ,
modern. 641 S. 27th street. L. S. Skinner. iiBent ,
310 N. V. Life. U MUST
foil HUNT. FINK MODEItN FLATS. LANGK
block. COC S. 13th street. D MM SIO
roil IlKNT , 10-UOOM HOUSIi , MOUnitN ;
pel feet repair. 712 N. 19th St. U M10J
TilOOM "ilOUSR , MOlTlSIlN , S40 CIIA1U.KS
street ; also " -room cottiiRC adjoining. Apply
to a. N. Clayton at Wabash olllee. HIS Farnam
street. Jj M86I.
4 & D-IIOOM HOUSK , 836 SO. ISTH ST 11K KT.
u : as S2S *
4-HOOM HOUHHS , CIlliAP. 1109 MAHCV.
D 111 537-26'
SKCI'IIB TENANTS FOU YOUIl HOUSES 1,1V
llfltlni ! with llobblns Uth & Kurnain.O .
O C3I-13
.IIOOM MODKH.V COIINKH 1'LAT. 2401 I > 13AV-
enwortli et. D-M661 O10
FOR IlKNT. A CIIOICK , liTAriII5I ) MODern -
ern 9-ruom hn'ise , No. 2J29 Capitol ave. . J33.00.
It. II. lloliUon. D CCi )
KOIl IlKNT , KlIUNISIini ) OK lNI'-tJHNISIlii )
house , 8 rooms : modern. C09 1'iirk nveniie.
D-C93
3-UOOM C01TAOB. 8. K. 23U AND CLAHKB.
roll HUNT , E-HOOM COTTAHK. 2STI1 AND
l'nrnam street. Inaulra Milton Hoccra & Sons ,
Illh und Furniun. P 710
NINIMIOOM "DKTACIIKD MO OBUN HOUSK ,
with barn. Apply No. 2C03 Pierce St.D
D 741-10
yOll HBNT FLAT. Jltf S. 15TII ST. LINO-
quIM. D-M-S1 1 ! ) '
roil HUNT , FINIJ MODI211N KUHNISIIKI )
lioutJO for winter or longer. 110 N. 33rd Kt.
roil HUNT. A HANDSOMKI.Y
tlirvc-Ktory brick , modrin ilwclllnfnt -20
Fiiinoin ft. ; rental , J40.CO per month. Apply lo
\V. 11. .Mellili' , tO let Nut'l Ilunlt IIUlc.
U-.M07J ! 0
OU'NIIIIS OF KTOHKIIOOM.S , W.OCKH. FLATS
or rpiitiiilly loentril houses which they wish
to hnvn rented nhnuM Hit them with I'otter
& ( Jeoruu Co. , S. W. coiner llith unit Fiiiiiiim.
roil IlKNT. F1NICI.Y FIJIINIHIIBI ) HOt'SH ,
nil modern coiivenlrncuH , largu ynrd , luirn ,
ole only few liloclia from HlKh nchool. p t-
l. > r & ( li-orge Co , , i > . W. corner ICth and K.ir-
nnin. D-.MS07 a _
yOlT IlKNT. HANDHOMi : MODKIIN IH'ILT
house splendid resilience noltfliborliooil , Hleks ,
N. Y. Life Illdif. 1)-82I,18
roii iiKVi' rim.M.siini ) HOOMS.
S FUIINISIIIJI ) HOOMB FOR IICtlSUKKUI'INO
for man uml wife. Kent taken In boa id. 319 N' .
17. i
NIC-K FUUNISHKD HOOMrt ; LIOIIT
housekeeping. 1112 H. llth. K-C71 il
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FUUNIBIIKIJ Oil UNFUllNTsilKD HOOM3 ,
with or without board. 1W4 Cup. nvu.
i-M773 20 *
Ktll.MSIlKI ) 11(10.MS AM ) IIOAHI ) .
1'IIONT ROOM S > lTH ALCOVK , ALSO SIDK
V rooms ; good board : teat location In city. 212
' H. Kth st. F-8M-
NICIJ 1IOOM8. UOOO ItOAltn , IIATHH 11KA-
< inable ; traitslcnt acccinmodatt'tl. Tlie Hose ,
M-M llurney. F MU7-S20
ilOOMS WITH 110AHU , BTUAM HIJAT. UTO.
| ) U , nt Davenport < t. F C02 Is'
Ft'HNISHKl ) HOOM ANT ) nOAHD-BoThTl
front mlto of rooms , vultutltt ( or three or
four Ki'iitlcmcn , JM.OO per month cacti. 2310
Douglan. F MT > 9 17 *
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NICK 1100M3 AM ) llOAIl r 20U nOUOLAS.
F M79J . '
\ roii ii is.vr ir.w ? > HOOMS.
C CHAMIIKH8 FOU IIOllSKKKKriNoT MAN
nml wife ; water In kitchen : steel sink. ll N ,
17th. U-M81I 2i
rHl 11KKT STOIIKS AND OPKICISS.
VIHHT-CLA83 13HICIC HTOIti : 11UILDING , 1011
Furnanii Hire * ilorles nnd basement : will alter
to ult tenant ! low rent , 311 J t Nat' I li'U bids.
1 37
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Xll K15NT. THli 4-STOHY IIHICK IJUlLDINO
at SIS Fiunam st. Tlili bulUhuu bus a nrvproof
rcmrnt bastmrnt , romvlel * Meatn heating Hi-
turfs. water on all lloors , gas. etc. Apply at
the .iilk-t of The Dee. 1 910
THH FOUU-STOHY AND HA8KMKNT : 1IIIICK
bulldlntr , at 1211 Howard ttvft ; ultntlc for
Horsje nJ commission , or nmuufscturtnir bus-
Inejs. U. 8. National tank. 1 530
AOKSTS WAJfTHD.
13IO MONEY IN LATEST CAMPAIGN AND
comic buttons ; 800 kinds , bottom rrl ! box
samples for illtnf. Compnlgn Supply comimny ,
9t Arch Street , Ilosion. Must. J Mill
CAMPAIfIN IOUTHAITSM'KINLKY. . I1UYAN.
Tfllmtr : MxS ? ; two colors ; > JM P T 100. Ilut-
t'ini. bnilitcs very cheap. Ilarclny A Co. Cin
cinnati. O. J M791 ! 0 *
\VA.VTHDTO IU3XT.
WANTED , A FHttNISIinD HOUSK FIIOM OC-
tobcr until July , or longer ; reply Cllffcirrl W.
_ Smith. 1380 Fatnam t. K-Sij
WANTED. 4 UNFirriNIHIIKD HOOOMS AT
reanonable rent , elly wnler. AiMrrM X B. llee.
K S2 16
5TOUACU2.
1'ACIFIC HTOllAOi : AND WAHKHOI'SE CO. .
S01-019 Joncn. ticncrnl storage and forwarding.
M-SS1
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Oil. VAN A STOHAOI3. 1115 FAIVM TtL. 1 5 !
\VA.VTUnTO IIUY.
WANTED. l.Wrt oil MOIIE YAlll > S OF DlllT.
Omalm llrldcc nnd Tennltml Ilnllwny Co.
I'rpil S. IInrrl.1 , niiiierlntendent , Itonnl of Trmle
ImlMlng. N M < 9ll 21
.SALI < : _ II ( > IISIS A.VD WAUO.VS.
DUHAIIIL1TY TALKS : CAlUUAOr.S. 11UOOIES.
Phaetons , bottom prices , A. J. Simpson , 1409
DodRo. I'-JSI
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3 iiiuaiis. : JM Tolto : 4 PHAETONS. KIIOM
13 : to J < 5 ; 2 fUrn-yn. } W to JW ; 4 'oinlly : .ir-
r'nKes J5 < to 1125 ; 2 new open road wan t. !
f3S. ti'uninioml CnrrliiKe Co. , ISth and llar.iv }
. 1' M370 S30
FOU SALE. A T1UM OF 1II.AC1C rAIUUAOE
liorsrs can b ivetut \ Z204 California sU
sUP - 405
FOU SALE. A PAItl OF I'ONV HORSES. MOIl-
Kan Block , it ilniihle-e.ited canopy-top buek-
lioanl nnd dotibli * lmrnei < s. liniulrc at Fort
Omaha , No. 12. J. V. Lnuderdnlu.
P-MS3I 2il
roii SAL1J .Mijicii.i.vMois. : ;
FOR SALE. STOCK. "LVrtmES AND MA-
chlnery of the Consolldalcil Colfee Co. . 1414
Harney St. ; nt prUato nale. Auction Sept.
22nd of what remains ( inrolil. Call for list and
pricen , also nmiufacturlHF ; btilldlni ; end fine
loti on track 2Sth and IJoyU Sta. , Omalm.
J. II. Dumont Itccelver. Q 433
A FINE OlflClvEHINO I'PHIOIIT PIANO ,
only Jic.0i ) . Flue Stone & Co. uprlifht. J143.
Some other uprlKhtx , tllO.CO. Pianos to rent.
Win. II. Schmoellcr & Co. . 3H MeCUBUc bldff.
74 * *
CHEAPEST HAltinVOOI ) WOOD WOVEN
c'orn-crlbliliiK made. C. ll. Lee , 'JOI Douglas.
Q-3SJ
MANSACK , HATIIS , HTC.
MISS AMES , VAIXMl IJATHS. MASSACSE. 507
S. I3th St. , room 3. T MGOS O7 *
MME. SMITH , H2l 3KUOLAS STHEET. 2D
lloor , room 5 : massage , steam , alcohol nnd
RUlphurlne baths. T 754 I'J
MllS , DIl. LEON , ELECTIIK" MASSAOE PAII-
Inrtt ; refreshing and curative ; don't full to
cull. 417 S. llth St. . upstairs. T MMI 21 *
1MCHSO.VAL.
MISS VAN VALKENDU11G DUSTUOYS PER-
inanently by cleclilclty cuperlluoua iialr , molca ,
waits , etc. Itoom 410 , N. Y. Life Elilg.
1J-387
HUITURK CURED ; NO PA IN ; NO IMVTEN-
tlon from business ; we refer to hundreds of
patients cured. O. E. Miller Co. , 507 N. Y.
Life building , Omaha , Neb. U 3SO
SAVE MONEY HY GOING TO DR. SEVMOUR
for your dental woik ; half rates next thirty
ilnyn. 933 North 21th st. U M191 S22
IIATH3 MASSAnis MME. 1 > OST , SISS. sTH.
_ U 2CO _
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR UTERINE
troubles. Physician In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book free. 310 lleo IjlJtf.
U 390
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HOSTON DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY :
100 ladles wanted to learn system tausht hy
Mrs. O. Shelter , 1825 S. 17th street. U M3SS
MOM2Y TO I.OAX HI3AL KSTATK.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. Y. L.
Quick money at low lates for chulcu farm loans
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nehrubka.
\ V3il !
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 523 N. T. J.IFK
W Wi
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. llrcnnnn. Love Co. , 1'axton block.
W 3D3
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Furnain Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W 3J4
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Fainam St. W 333
LOANS. LOW RATES , IHEY. 901 N. Y. LIFE.
iX"z = 2'S9
FROM J100 UP. F. D. WEAD , 10 & DOUGLAS.
\V 2I3-S23
JIO.\liY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horcea , wagons , etc. ; at lowest rate In city ,
no icmoval of goods ; strictly conlldentlal ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MOUTOAGB LOAN CO. .
300 So. ICth St.
X-33G
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO. 90 DAYS ; FURN1-
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 L'arXer blk
IIU.SI.VKSS CIIA.VCKS.
FOR SALE , AI1OUT 2,000 L11S. MINION TYPE.
700 Ibs. auatc. IM pair two-third cases. 40
double Iron stands for two-third ca.ies. Thin
material was used on Thu Omaha Hoe and Is
In fairly good condition. Will l j sold c.ieap
In bull ; or In quantities to suit purchaper.
Apply In person or by mall to The IJee Pub-
llshlni ; Co. . Omaha , Nnb. Y 71.1
WISHING TO GO OUT OF THE HUTCIIER
bu lnf .i , I will rent my shop nnd fixtures
for one or three years to a uood , responsible
man ; crop Is Kood ami most all thU county
Is under irritation , Doughty & Co. . Lexlnxion ,
N'cb. Y MHM 22 * _
FORSALE-A HARIIER SHOP ; TWO CHAIRS ;
very cheap. 24th. mid Culdwell. Y Mf20 18
roii > . . .
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND OR
merchandise , tl.OiK ) stock Implement joliblni ;
houre. Addresa V. C. M. , Hee olllce , Council
llluffs. Z-871
A JEWELL RANGE ; GOOD AS NEW : WILL
trade for Rood fresh cow. Address X 2. Hee.
S5 M793 17
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ON GERMAN
S.ivlnKS bunk , Omaha SavliiKH bank und Omaha
Loan & Trust SavhiRS bank tuKen In payment
for the barKiilns In Omaha real estate nnd
cheap NebniKka farms we offer. Lyman Wut-
terman , SOS N. Y. Life Hldi ? . Z-S2J 18
I.-OH SALi iii'JAL I < : .ST.\TI : .
IF YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE FINE VA-
Ljnl property , cheap loin or houtes and lota ,
for cash , or on very easy teims , do not fall
to see the Fidelity Trust Co. , southeast corner
of llee bulldliiK' . Their list Is large and they
recommend nothing but bargains. Re M97I
A11STRACTS. THE IIYHON REED COMPANY.
RE-39II
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 912 N , Y.
Llfe. KE-MJ-aiS *
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HERE IS A SNAP-
2 lots Military inc. , near Hamilton at. , and a
lot on West I-cav emvorth. all for ( COO.
J. W. RobblnH , ibth and Furnain ts.
RE M733 22
FOR SALE. DON'T TAKE YOUIl MONEY
out of the ImnUu and hoard It or put It where
It can LB ktukn. lletler buy u home , u lot
cir u few acres near ilio city nt one-half value ,
or buy a K oJ Mm mortgage on Improved
I fill estate , payable In tcold , and bearing1 7
per cent peml-annuitl Interest. Wo have the
home * , the lota , the acres and th first mort
gage loans , which we are unVrlm : for ealn
and will bt > glad to khow them to any one
wishing profitable and absolutely safe Invest
ments , Potter & George Co. , S. W. corner
ICIh ami Farnain. RE-MS09 30
FOR SALE , CHEAP , HEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
C rooms ; summer kitchen , h n | und soft
\\ater ; Rood brick cellar : lot 31x127 ; east front ;
iurt cash : balancu 0 per cent. 910 N. 25th
street. RE-7W
1'1'T YOUR MONKY IN REAL ESTATE 11AR-
Kalns ; gllt-e < lged Omaha real estate ami Ne
braska farms ; Its eafj , no danger of loss ; poll ,
tics ami panic's cannot effect It ; call ami look
over our list of cheap residence lots ; cheap 5
and C-rooni cottages ; hand-omu houses , choice
6 and 10-acre tracts , garden land anil cheap
Nebraska farms. Ueo. N , Hicks , 305 N. Y. Life
HUg. RE-E82 18
FOR HALE , ICO ACRES OF LAND IN MORGAN
Co. , Colorado , adjoining thu county seat , under
ditch , owned by farmers ; over 4 acres In
alfalfa ; good house , well and other bulldlncs ;
reildence , H mile south of H , & M. depot. Ad
dress J , J , jAuh , Fort Morgan. Colo.
HE-M633 19 *
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AN ELEOANT IIOHH IN THH VICINITY OF
Hanscum park , A delluhtfu ) and sightly place.
Pleasant grounds , with shrubbery and every
thing desirable. Will take smaller place In
exchange. If Interested call teen on M , J. Ken-
nurd & Son , 310 J. J. Drown block.REMS
RE-MS : ; ! <
FINU FKU1T LANDS , CLO3U TO TUB CITY.
M. J. Kennard , sole agent , 310 J. J. Hrown
block. HB-M8 ? > t *
CUBA ! ' NKW SUVBN-HOOM MODBIIN COT-
tuge , within w lklne distance of business. Will
taka lot as part Mymcnt , Your chance ; MO
us quick. M. J , Kennard , solo a Kent. 310 J. J ,
Drown block. UU MSt t <
SIKIICHA. > T TAIl.Oll.
MAX FOOEL. MERCHANT TAILOR AND
stenm rlearer , will remove to ba emcnt under
Oerman Savings bunk. September 1st ; tel. 537.
AOK.tCY.
CAPTAIN P. MO3TYN , DETECTIVE AGENCY ;
all detective work carefully r.nd promptly at
tended to. 710 Karnach block , Omahn , and M6
Ronnoke Hide. , Chlr KO. MfS Octl
iA. > ci.vr : SCHOOL.
MOIIAND'S NOW OPEN FOR LADIES' GENtlemen -
tlemen , children and private cla ! " - * . For par
ticulars and terms please cull , l.'in Harney t.
M9 Oil
IIUILDI.NU AM ) LO.V.N ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL \I. k II. ASS'N PAYS .
7 , J pr cent when 1. 2. 3 yearn old : always re
deemable. 1701 Farnam St. Nuttlnger. Sec.
40 ]
HOW TO GET A iToME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on xnvlnes. Apply to Omaha I * . & 11.
As.i'n , 1704 Furnam. G. M. Naltlngcr. SPC.
404
SIIOHTII.VM ) AM ) TVI'KWIlITl.Vn.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 11J N. Y. LIFE.
400
AT OMAHA HUSINESS COLLEGE. 1CTH AND
Douglas. M193 S23
Ul'IIOLSTKHINC.
FURNITURE PACKED , FINISHED , 1115-
palrcrt ; mattrej'eii made and renovated. Try
Walkln , 2111 Ciimlng ; tel. 1111. COS
I'AWMIHOICI'-.H.S.
H. MAROW1T7. LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
40 ;
, .virr AND i , AM ; u A ( ! ! : .
.
N. Dorwurd. ( SJ N. 19th. Cuttings from stand-
nrJ authors. MS94-2 ! ! *
GEORGE F ! GELLEN11ECK. 11ANJO AND
guitar teacher. R. 412 Hee Hldg. Tel. 2.s.
100
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A FINE CHU'KERINO UPRIGHT PIANO.
only 11C3.00 ; line Stone & Co. upright. JI41.00 ;
some other uprlKhtK , 11IO.CO ; pianos to lent.
William II. Schmollcr A : Co. , 31S McC'ague
712
THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY. 1502 DOUGLAS
nt. , never falls In dlbcases of women ; gives
prompt relief without dangerous operatloni ;
23 years' experience. 73.1 21 *
LADIES ! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
roynl Pills ( Diamond brand ) me the best. Safe.
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamp * for
particulars. "Relief for Indies , " In letter by
return mall. At druggists. Chlchester Chemical
Co. , I'hlladclphla , I'll. Mention Dec.M
M S30 17'
IIOHSI2S
HORSES PASTURED , 73C PER MONTIL T.
Murray MHO 9-21
SI3WIXO lACHIMCS A.\H Sl'l'I'LIMS.
NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD , WHITE AND
Davis Sewlnff machines. Olllce 1511 Capitol nve.
M2 H21
FOU.VI ) .
FOUND. MONDAY NIGHT AT COLISEUM.
ladles' CIIH | > ; ouner call at lleo olllce and
take same on payment of this advertisement
Found S02 18
OF AK-SAR-11EN PARADE ,
black jacket. Owner can have same by calling
at thin olllce und proving property. SS5 16 *
HICYCLKS AM )
21) WHEELS J10 TO J23. 11ICYCLES RENTED
and repalied. Omaha Hlcycle Co. , ' ICth nml
Chicago. S27
Searles &
Searlos
SPECIALISTS l.i
Heivous , Chronic .
anil
Private Disease.
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6Wiuu. . . Denver Kxpiess . 9:33.ini :
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9:30 : m Kearney Kxpress. . . , 4ltpn ; :
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:5Cpm..3t , Louti Cunnon Hall. . . . . .UMaiv. :
BATTLESHIP TE1S AGROUND
Strikes on a Snbraorjol ( ) Bock While Ec-
tering
VESSEL IS IN A DAflgEROUS POSITION
FlirtlMT A < lc-iiiilK < , JV ? Mitilint Hitch
Tlil < - to Units fL\nt ) iSli 1 1 > OH
Cup I ll I ll < VIM" . llL *
NEWPORT. II. I. , Sept. 1C. The battle
ship Texas , which left .tlie North Atlantic
squadron this afternoon for the purpose of
getting a supply of torpedoes here , struck
a rock while coming Into the harbor at 6EO :
o'clock , and Is hard and fast. She rests on
the rock amidships and resists all attempts
made by the tug Aquldneck to dislodge her.
The position of the vessel Is dangerous , and
should a storm set In , It would KO hard
with It. The place where the vessel struck
Is almost directly opposite the torpedo sta
tion.
tion.The
The Texas left the North Atlantic squad
ron after the Massachusetts had left the
harbor and Joined the other ships. . When
Bho reached the harbor , the tide was run
ning out strongly , and was at about "half-
ebb. " The first warning the olllcers had
of the danger was a slight shock Just for
ward of amidships , Captain Glass at ouco
ordered the port anchor out. The hook
held firmly and the ship gradually swung
broadside on the beach. She was flrm , and
could not be moved so as to make the least
headway by means of the anchor. The
ebbing tlilo left her a fixture for the night
at least. Captain Henry Glass and Lieu
tenant J. D. Kelly were both on the bridge ,
and nclthe : supposed the water at that point
to.be so shallow. An examination was made
at once , and It was decided to send for a
tug. With the tide below half ebb , five
fathoms of water were found under the
bow and about the same depth under the
stern. As the tide fell , the bow began to
appear above water , and tonight It Is out
of water. The stern Is on a line with the
water. All the naval officials who f.avo
seen the vessel admit that Its position la a
dangerous one. The tug Aquldneck arrived
alongside the Texas within half an hour
after she struck , and quickly got a line
out. The war ship , however , proved too
heavy for the tug to handle , and was ap
parently firmly fixed on the rocV.
.The lug was obliged to give up the at
tempt to lloat the monster battleship to
night , but will make another attempt at
high water , which will bo at 3 o'clock to
morrow morning. Several other tugs , and
possibly the giant wrecker Right Arm , will
assist. Captain Glass , when seen tonight ,
refused to bo Interviewed. He gave orders
to let no one come aboard the vessel. The
department at Washington has been notified
of the accident.
HAXCHOFT STAIITS li'tlll CIHKAl/l'Alt.
United SI nil's CrulNiir K-viH-rlN to Cote
to CntiMtniitliiiipli * .
WASHINGTON. Sefrt. 1C. The Bancroft
has sailed from Toilplclnsrllie ) , bound for
Gibraltar. She will probably touch at
Fayal , Azores , to take on a supply of coal.
At the Navy department It is said her
orders are simply to report to Admiral
Solfridge at Gibraltar , . It Is neither ad
mitted nor denied that the Hancroft Is going
to Constantinople , but it is not doubted
that It la Intended tp make the effort to
take her there to senle simply as a refuge
for American citizens in case of on out
break that might jeopardize their safety.
Xntc'N from tlnB Depart lui'iiIK.
WASHINGTON , Sept. l'C. ( Special Tele
gram. ) A postoflico lias been established at
Lakeland , Brown county. Neb. , with Mary
C. Wales as postmistress. .
James Hagerman was today -commissioned
postmaster at HudsonNob. .
George M. Craig of Allison and John Mun-
roe of Muscatlno , la. , have been admitted
to practice us attorneys for claimants be
fore the Interior denartment.
Eugene Stackhouse has been reappolntcd
fireman-watchman in the public building at
Burlington , la.
Miss Katie Keenhoid , clerk at $720 In the
Ucs Molnes pension agency , has resigned.
XtMVN for the Army ,
WASHINGTON , Sept. 1C. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Second Lieutenant Sawyer Blanchard -
ard , First artillery , has been ordered to
report at Fort Sam Houston , Tex. , at the
expiration of his present sick leave.
Leave for one month has been granted
to Second Lieutenant Edward Slgafoos ,
Fifth Infantry , and for six months on ac
count of disability to Captain Henry P.
Hltzlus , Twenty-fifth infantry.
Troiililew In ( Iliislm-Ms World.
CHICAGO , S2 | > t. 16. The Kurtz & Buhr
Foundry company usslgned today In favor of
Thonns Davis. Assets , ? 6l,000 ) ; liabilities ,
? 30,000.
Chicago Lranch of Gr.te-Grccnstroet Chem
ical company , a Cincinnati concern , assigned
today to Charles J. Greenstreet. Assets ,
$65,000 ; liabilities , $30,000.
KOltliUAST 01' * TOOAV'S AVKATIII3K.
AtiiioHili.T < - Will III ! Cleared 111 JNV-
lii'iinkn by 11 Xortlierly Wind.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1C. The forecast
for Thursday Is :
For Nebraska and South Dakota Fair ;
north to northwest winds.
For Missouri Fair , preceded by showers
In northern portion ; cooler ; variable winds ,
becoming northerly. *
For Kansas and Colorado Fair ; north
winds.
For Wyoming and Montana Fair ; north
winds. . ,
For Iowa Fair , preceded by showers in
southeastern portion ; light , north winds.
Local KlToril.
OFFICE OF THE WBATHER IIUIIEAU ,
OMAHA , Sept. 10. Omahn record of tem
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day of the past four years :
' 1S9J. 19 > . 1SH ! 1S91.
Maximum temperature. . . 79 90 7C " 2
Minimum temperature. . , . CO fiS 5.ri 4'i '
Aver.igo temperature. . , ) . 72 79 IM 5'J
Precipitation 00 .03 .13 .00
Condition of temperature and precipita
tion at Omaha for the day and since March
1. 1S9G :
Normal temperature for the day C >
ICxecss for the day. ' . . . . . ' 7
Accumulated excess Hlilco M'irch 1 114
Normal preclpltatlotl 10 inch
Dellcloncy for the dayj , 10 Inch
Total precipitation sinew Men. 1..27.93 Inches
Excess clnco Mnroii l.i 3.C3 Inches
Dullrlency for cor , peitnd. 1S9 > . . G.52 Inches *
Deficiency for cor. period , 1391. . 12.til Inchon
lU'liiil'l * fnilll SlirtfriijiiM n < S | i. III.
'i :
il S
> . ' S o
STATIONS AND ST.VTH > H
OF WKATIIim.
WKATIIim.U
U S
Omaha , rloudy , . , . " , . 721 78
Nortli Plalle , clear . . . . ? . . , : . . . . C6 7li
Halt Luke City , iiart 71' ' 76
c'hvyrnne , clear 76ft
| > > 1 , City , part cloudy . l..ff. t I. . . . ft ) | . ( /
Ilurun , clouily ' AI'/ '
1'hlcano , cloudy ? . ' / . . ' . * . a
Ht. Louis , clear 7 , ' . ' . '
St. Paul , cloudy . : ' . ' ! . '
Davenport , cloudy V.'t'l
Kansas city , clear If. . ' } . ' ' 941 .00
Helena , clear . ' ! .j M .O'l
Havre , part cloudy ! . , { . / , ' W. .01
Hlumarek , clear A.if ! 63 .CO
\\nilUton. cloudy ? i.T. C3' ' .0 !
Oalventoti. clear . . . . ' { . . ? } ( ' ! , 881 8Si 00
T Indicates trace of preiilpltallon.
L. A. 'WIILHH. Observer.
OAMHS tP TIIK XATIO.VAIi LF.AOVi : .
Cliielinintl ( ilvem rlttnlmrrr n Donlilc
Dii r \Vlillommti. .
IMTTSni'HO. Sept. 16.-For the flr.it time
In their history the IMttsbtirRS wore shut
cut twice In ono afternoon. The mlscrablo
work of Hastings In the first Inning1 of the
llrst game demoralized the home players
PO much th.it they could not recover.
Hutjhey relieved Hastings and did well.
The second game was lost by Inability of
the Pirates to hit Dwyer at the right time.
Score , llrst game :
Plttsburg 0 00000000-0
Cincinnati 10 0-11
Huso hits : Plttsburg , ( ! ; Cincinnati. 0. Kr-
rors : PlUsburg. 4 ; Cincinnati , 0. Two-base
hit * : Stenr.el , 1C Smith , MePhee. Firs
base on lulls : OIT lllilnes. 1 ; off Hastings
4 ; off Htmlipy. 1. Hit by pitched ball : Me
Phee. Struck out : Hy Khliies , 2 ; ! > >
Hugiiey 2. Wild pitch : llutfhey. ll.itter
les : Pittslmrr. Hastings. Himhey und Mer
rltt and Uovle ; Cincinnati. Hhlnes and Oray
Umpire : Sheridan.
Score , second game :
Plllsbnrg 0 00000000-0
Cincinnati 0 OSOIOOOO-4
llase hits : Plttsburg , R ; Cincinnati , .1
Knors : Plltsburs , 1 ; Cincinnati. 1. Hnrnei
runs : Clnelnnatl , . " . . Two-base hits : Hey
Irwln. Threebarhit : JlcPhee. l''lrst '
Isnse on balls : Oft Hnwley. 1. Struck out
My Dwyer. 3 ; by Hnwley. 2. Hatterles
Pittsburg , Hnwley nnd Sugden ; Cliu-lnuatl
Dwyer nnd Gray. Umpire : Sheridan. At
tendance , n.OOO.
Ql'AKUHS SKTTM3 T1I12 TIK.
NKW YllIlK , Sept. M.-The Phillies out-
batted the New Yotks tod.iy nnd won ns
they pleased. Score :
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 G
New Yotk 0 00101000-1
llaso hits : Philadelphia 12 : New York
R. ICrrors : Philadelphia , 2 ; New York , 2
Knrned runs : Philadelphia. ( ! ; New York , 1
First base on balls : Off Carsey. 2 : oft
Mcpkln , I. Struck out : Hy Carsey , 1 ; b >
Mi-ekln , 3. Home run : IVlehanty. Three-
bnse hit : Joyce. Two-base liltP : Li : Jolo
Tlernan. Passed ball : Wil. on , 1. Hit 1 > >
pitched ball : My Carsey , 2. Hatterles : Phil-
ndeliihla , Carsey and Hr.idy ; New York
JlerJtln nnd Wilson. Umpire : Hornung
Attendance , 2.SCO.
Mrciasv Ai'ouAW's MtinnLics.
HALTIMOIUC , Sept. 10-Thi ! Champions
lost today's game to lloston through Me-
Oraw's errors , which proved costly. Cor-
liett replaced Pond In Ilio sixth nnd al
lowed the visitors but one hit during tlu
remainder of the game. Attendance , 2.01S
Score :
Baltimore 0 r
Boston 0-S
Hits : Baltimore. 14 : lloston , 13. Hrrorn
Baltimore , 3 ; Hoston , 1. Knrncd runs : Bnl-
. tlmore. (1 ( ; Uoston , 4. Two-base hits : Kel-
I ley , Hamilton , Duffy , Stlvelts. ] ' 'lrst base
I on balls : OIT Corbott , I ; off Stlvi-lts , 1. Illl
I by plU-heil ball : McCJnnn. Struck out : Bj
Pond , 2 ; by Corbett , 1 ; by Stlvntts , 1
PasHL-d balls : Bergen , 1 ; Hoblnson , 1. Bat
teries : Baltimore. Pond , Corbett nnd Hob
lnson ; Boston , Stlvetts nnd Bergen. Um
pire : Lynch.
SNAP FOU THIS SI2NATOKS.
WAt'HINOTON. Sept. 115. Washington
won with comparative ensi * the third game
of this series. Stein was lilt hard , while
Mercer RUVO the visitors but live hits. At
tendance , 1,285. Score :
Washington 0 fl 11
Brooklyn 0 0002000 . '
Hits : WntOilngton. 1 : Brooklyn , 5. ICr
rors ; Washington , 3 : Brooklyn , 5. ICsirned
runs : Washington , ! ) : Brooklyn. 2. Two-
base hits : gelbach. Farrell , O'Brien. Cirt- :
wrlcht. nouble p'ays ' : Demont to O'Brien
to CartwrlKht : Corcoran lo Andeison. First
on balls : OIT Mercer , 3 ; oft Stein. 4. Struck
out : By Mercer , 2 ; by Stein , 1. Passeil
ball : FiTrell. Batteries : Washington. Mer
cer and Fnrrell : Brooklyn , Stein and Bnr-
rell. Umpire : Heydler.
ANSON SOUBLCHKD BY KMSLIIC.
CL13VI5LAND. Sept. -Cipny ! held Ihe
Colts down to four hlt , nnd but for ono
error would have shut them out. The vis
itors got the worst of close decisions , nnd
Kmsllc and Anson Imd frequent wrangles.
Attendance , 14.CCO Score :
Cleveland 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 4
Chicago 0 01000000 1
Base lilts : Cleveland. S ; Chicago ' . Kr-
rors : Cleveland. 4 ; Chic * mo , 3. Knrned
runs : Cleveland 2. First base on balls :
Off CuppyI ; off Grllllth , 2. Strurk out :
Bv Cttpox1. a ; by GrllHtli 1. First basp by
Illegal d livey : By G-llllth , I. Three-base
hit : Burkett. Two-ba hit : Orlfflth. Hit
by pitcher : By Grllllth , 1. Wild pitch :
Cup.y , 1. Butteries : Cleveland , Cuppy and
y.ltnmer ; Chlcaeo , GrlllHh and Donohue.
Umpire : ICmslle.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plaved. Won. Lost. P.C.
70.2
C2.S
fil.O
53. .1
si.fi
4S.fi
4S.S
41.3
43
20 i !
27. !
Games toilnv : Hoston nt naltlmoro ; Phil
adelphia at Now York ; Hrooklyn at Wash
ington. _ _ _ _ _
SCOU12S OK THK WKSTKItS I.KAKUK.
IiiilliiiiiiliolIN nnd ICniiNiiN City DlvIdV
it Pretty TiniKh I'll I r.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. IG.-Score , first
game :
Indianapolis 0 4
[ Kansas City 0 0000521 8
1 Hase hits : Indianapolis , ( i ; Kansas Clly ,
11. ICrrors : Indianapolis , fij Kansas City ,
G. Hatterles : Damman , Wood nnd Huck-
lev ; Carney und I Han ford.
Score , second game :
Indianapolis 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-r
Kansas City 0 1000000 1
Huso hits : Indianapolis. 12 ; Kansas City ,
5. ICrrors : Jndlanapolli I ; Kansas City , 3.
Hatterles' Fisher und HueUley ; Callahan
and Hlanford.
DICTHOIT. 'Mich. , Sept. 16. Score :
Detroit 0 01 0 0 3 2 C
Minneapolis 0 01 1 000 2
Bauo hits : Detroit , 7 : Minneapolis , 0. ICr
rors : Detroll , 0 ; Minneapolis , 3. natterles :
Gayle nnd Trost ; Daker and Schrlver.
COLUMHUS , Sept. 16. Score :
Columbus 0 100-5
Milwaukee 1 00002000 3
Huso hits : Columbus. 3 ; Milwaukee. 7.
ICrrors : Columbus , 3 ; Milwaukee. 1. Hat
terles : Daniels nnd Kehoo ; Jones and
Spear.
STANDING OP THIS TICAMS.
Played. Won. Last. P.C
Minneapolis 12S ! > 7 41 CS.O
Indianapolis IK 73 51 . ' , ' . ) . r ,
Detroit 132 70 5G 57.fi
St. Paul 130 71 CD 5l.fi
Kansas City 129 ( IS Cl 52.7
Milwaukee 135 SS 77 43.0
Columbus 13. . 47 SS 31.S
Grand Uapids 133 42 91 31.3
Games todav : Milwaukee at Detroit ; Mln-
iHMpolU at Indianapolis ; St. Paul at Co
lumbus ; Kansas City at Grand Kuplds.
HACKS AT < ; IIAIILIS : STIIIIT : PAUIC.
Ohiiiirc Tor Until AninliMirN nnil 1'rii-
ri'NHloiinlH Niitiirilny .Mtrlit.
Thorn will bn a blue rlhbon riiclni ; moot
at thu Charles Street pnrk S.itttrday even
ing next under the nmmiKcmcnt of tlml
popular rac'liiB man , V. ll. JIcCull. The
card will bo made up of short rapes exclu
sively , to Include both proft > HHlnnul and
amateur. Durlnt' the evening McCall and
Hunk. * , the Bpcu'dy ijonver man , will ride
a nni ! mlle heut raee , two out of three , ono
mile paced , one mile , Htart on oppoHlte HldCM
of the trnc'lc and two miles unpaced.
Amoni ; tinIjlu Held of cntrlea uro the fol
lowing proferiHloiiitlH : K. i. Smith , Denver ;
II. J. HitnkH , Denver ; K. K. Mockett , Lin
coln ; H. K. Mcrullouph. ChlciiRo ; U Jl.
.McCall , C. K. Dcnman , L. U. Holton , A.
I'J. Proulx , H. C. GaUki" . It. L. LaffHrty ;
AmateurH ; K. A. Ittner. H. C. Knodo , U. O.
Hrewer. Jitnies Mao' ; . Haloh Hrown , C. M.
Parker , K. J. McOlvern , G A. Holton , John
Mfrnon , I.ouU FIcscheT , I-'rcd lijrnum and
otherp.
The program comprises : One-half mile ,
amateur ; one mile , llrst heat special , paced
by tandem , McC'all and Hanks ; onc-liulf
mile , profeaulonnl ; one mile , amateur ; second
end heat special , utart opposite sldesi of
track ; ono mile , professional ; two-mile ,
amateur ; third heat special , unpaued.
Good music will ho In attendance , and 15
and 25 cents will admit to stand und bleach
er * .
( Irciill i'liiiMiTH \YIIL-cxluirrr. .
\VJI < KlCSIiAUHK , IM. , 8ept. 16. The im-
tlonnl circuit meet nt thin place today wan
LiyER AND KIDNEY J
Diseases are manifested by Backache ,
Rheumatism , Loss of Appetite , Foul
Tongue and Weakness
Dr. J. H. MCLEAN'S
LIVER AND KIDNEY BALM
Is the remedy you need , of equal service
in mild or chronic cases
ron CALC cvcnvwHinc AT tt.oo rm BOTTLI
THE DR.J.H. MCLEAN MEDICINE co. , ST. LOUIS , MO.
ttio most ucco sful of 1ho senson. N'p.itly
5.0W t crsons were present. In the profo -
slcnnl events XelRler. Dnlil nnd Wllllnmson
captured the first nlonny , nnd the other
'circuit chnsprs" eeured plnoes. The one
mlle oK-n profesalonnl proved to bo the
fastest men of the day. In thU Coopr.
who Is pushing llutler close for llrst place
In this ponson's events , tlnlshetl fourth. lie-
suits :
One-hnlf mile open , professional : Olio
Kvlgler won. Wittier Sunser second. Arthur
Oanllnep third. Time : 1:0.11-5. :
One mile open , professional : K. C1. Hald
won , Kred I/otitlu'iul second , Tom Ittitler
i third. Time : 2:07. :
: Two-mile handicap , professional : W. It.
I Williamson f2J ! yards ) won , O. W. Davis
( IK yards ) second. Harry O. Clark (100
I yards ) third. Time : 4:3(5. : (
r.A.VI'r.H.V TUMXI.H SIUX TO ! t ) WUST ,
Hull Wremi , l.iirnnl mill C'nrr Xocl
Will lln > - on tin * I'll el lie CtniMl.
SAN VHANCISCO. Sept. 1C. Ono of tlie
most Interest In ; ? tennis tournaments ever
held on this coast will lie held on the Sail
Uafixcl courts tiejt week. The local cham
pions will tie pitted aKRlnst three of tlie
rnstern cracks , who have accepted the Invl-
tntlon of the California Lawn Tennis as
sociation. They are H. t ) . Wrcnn. W. A.
Uarned and Carr II. Ncel. They will leave
Chicago In rt special car on the 20th Inst.
and will como direct to San Francisco.
Robert N. Whitney and OeorRe K. Whit
ney , the present champions of the 1'ftplflc
coast , will play In doubles nRalnst Wrcnn
nnd Larncd. Hall and Suii'.nrr Itanly.
Thomas Drlscoll nnd Walter Magce are
some of the local men who arc anxious to
face the champions. W. II. Taylor Is K t-
tliiR ready to play o match with Wrenn and
Joe Tobln nnd Walter Hobart hope to try
conclusions with Ncel.
KHSUI.TS ox rril Tii7vvi > j niAinis.
I'Nuir ' l''nv < > rllH I'ull on the Coin at
Kt. l.onlN Knlr ( iriiniiilN ,
ST. 1A1UIS , Sept. 18. Pour fuvorltes , n
third choice and nn outsider von nt the
fair wounds today. The tract ; was Rood.
Ucaults : .
Klrst race , soiling. 2-year-olds , live fur
longs : Miss Verne ( even ) won , Iln7.pl llugh-
lett ( 'J lo 2) second , liny II lli to 1) ) third
Time : l:02'.i. :
Second race , selllnp , seven furlotiKs : King
.Michael (9 to 2) won , Uncle Abb ( S lo ft )
second , Itoborl hnttu ( to 5) third. Time :
1:30. :
1:30.Third
Third race , selling , for 2-year-olds , live
furlongs : Marie C (12 ( to 1) ) won , Junlata
( C to 6) second , Oelln ( ll ! to S ) third. Time :
1:02 : . .
Fourth race , one mlle : Schiller (9 to 10) )
won , Topmast ( S to 1) ) second , Honor ( I to
1) ) third. Time : : - ! * .
Fifth race , soiling , seven furlongs : . Hen
Amcln ( S to 5) ) won , I'elleas ( ,0 to ii ) second ,
Helen II. Gardener (12 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
1:2S. :
Sixth rare , selling , seven and a half fur-
IOIIKS : Uoitndelny ( ! i to f > ) won. Lady Hose
(5 ( to 1) ) second , Revenue (5 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
"NEW YOIUs , Sept. 1C. Favorites won the
.llrst , second and llfth events at Gravesend
today. Ilusulls :
First race , live and a half furlongs : lloss
( fi to r. ) won , Hill All ( II to 1) scvond , Con
fession (11 ( to 5) ) third. Time : 1:10'A. : '
Second ttico. uellliiK , mlle and a sixteenth :
Uainli'M (7 to 10) ) won , Soptour ( I to 1) f.ee-
ond. Hen Kdcr (3 ( to 1) ) tliltd. Time : lf,0. :
Thlid race , live and one-half furlongs.
Set Fast (1.1 ( to 1) ) won. KiMimp Angvl ( I ! to
1) ) second , Pns.sovor (2 to 1) ) third. Time :
1:09. :
1:09.Fourth
Fourth race , mile nnd a furlong : Uelmar
(7 ( to 2) ) won , Hamwell (25 ( to 1) ) second , Cap
tive (20 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo : l.fMU.
Fifth race , Bellini ; , six turio Bs : Maslan d
to S ) won. Woodvino ( S to 1) ) si-cotul , lo-
Inndii (7 to 1) third. Tlmo : 1:13. :
Sixth race , hurdle , mlle and thrcc-iiuur-
tets : McKco (2 to 1) won , Xalillvar ( t ! to
1) ) second , AInrblo ( ,7 to 1) third. Time :
3:21. :
3:21.CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI S. pt. 10. Three favorites ,
ono second choice and ono outsider won to
day on a slow track. He-suits :
First race , selling 2-year-olds , four and
one-half furloiiKs : Illack Heart (1 ( ! > to 20) )
won. IJvulInu (3 ( to 2) ) second , Gnston (8 to 1) )
tliird. Time : 0:5S. :
Second race , J-yenr-olds and upward , six
furlongs : Ganelon (9 ( to 2) ) won , .Maniuls (
to 2) ) second. Hlchlleld (8 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
1:17'i. :
Third race , 2-year-olds , live furlongs :
AVhlto Frost (12 to 1) ) won. Indo ( I ! to )
second , Nina. Louise ( U to 5) tnltd. Time :
l:03Vi. :
Fourth race , selling , 3-year-olds and up
ward , mlle and one-sixteenth : Argentina
II ( S to 5) ) won , Jamboree (13 ( to 1) ) second ,
Harry Shannon (2 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmu : 1:53VJ. : .
Fifth race , handicap , hurdle , ano mile :
Captain llees ( S to 5) ) won , Haldlir (3 ( to 5) )
second , Folly (20 ( to 1) ) third. Time : l:55Vi. :
D13TUO1T. Sept. IB. Uesnlts at Windsor :
First nice , selllns- , live and one-half fur
longs : Comer won , Lonir Urook second ,
lilsmarck third. Time : l:0s'i- :
Second race , four ami one-half furlongs :
Mntmblenot won , Princess JIaud second
Lilly Hope third. Tlmo : 0r.fi',4. :
Third race , ono mlle : Florence Colvlllo
won , J'olrolunu second , Gladioli third.
Time : l:4i : j.
Fourth race , Folllim' , one mile : 1)111 Alli
son won. JIIss Perkins recond , Uockstador
third. Time : 1 : > < . .
Fifth race steeplechase , two and one-half
miles : Hrother Hob won , Bloreland second ,
Pat Oakley third. Time : 5UI'i. :
. .IliiiiuyViikvly U'niilM It.
NI5W VOHIC , Sept. 1C. James Wakely ,
John L. Sullivan's old backer , has made an
offer of n purse of $10.000 for the Fltzslm-
mons-Corbett fluht , to be ' 'pulled off" In
private. Corbott has wired that he la wlli-
IiiK to accept the offer If It Is the be. t made.
Martin Julian on behalf of Fitzslmmoas has
declined for the present to consider It.
\Vyiiiuliitt < > Oliili'N TeiiulM Toiiriiiiinciit.
CHICAGO , Sept. 16. In the Wyandotte
Tennis club tournament today W. A.
Lamed beat Everts Wrenn. C-4 , G-3 ; 13. P.
Fischer beat Charles A. Chase , G-2 6-1 ;
Carr Neol bent George Wrenn , 0-1 , 7-D ; W.
A l.nriH'il bent Sam Chase , 7-5 , S-C.
\VIHKI , % ' I-ACKI.VC IIOKSI : OUTPUT.
SuniiiM-r SliiiiKliti"rliiK : HUM Hi-iu-lu-il
\i-iirly Klurlil MIllloMH Alroaily.
CINCINNATI , Sept , 16. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Tomorrow's Price Current will say :
Western packing sows 225,000 hogs for the
week , compared with the same number the
preceding week and 1G5.000 for the corresponding
spending week laat yuar , making a total of
7,805,000 slnco .March 1 , against H.RSO.OOO last
year. Prominent places now operating com
pare as follows :
DcntliN of ii Diiy.
TOU2UO , Sept. 10. Hon. James M. Ash
ley , ex-conKreasman and tc/rltorlal governor
of Montana , died hero tills morning. Rov-
ernor Ashley's death occurred at Alma ,
Mich. , wheio lie had gene a few dayu ago.
The Immediate cauuo of death was uraemlc
poisoning from kidney dlHcaso.
H13ATHICK. Sept. 1U. ( Special Telegram. )
Prof. W. II. Heeler , superintendent of the
city schools , died at his home In thin city
today , after a two weeks' slcgo of typhoid
malaria. No arrangements will bo made for
the funeral until tomorrow , after tlie arri
val of relatives from Indiana. The deceased
Imd been In charge of the. city schools one
year , giving perfect fiatUfactlon.
HAItVAIIU , Nob. . Sept. 16. ( Special. )
Mrs. Anrllla Foot died last night at the
advanced age of 31 at thu homo of hci' son ,
landlord Foot of the Hell hotel. Mrs. Foot
laa been very feeble for a long time. She
was a native of Newport and came to Har
vard from Hebron In 1895.
NRHRASKA CITY , Sept. 10. ( Special. )
ludgo Jrrry Koppeiiliofer , police judge of
.his city , died suddtnly this eveplug of
ipoplcxy. Ho was etrlcken aa hu was
caving hU olllce In the city hall about 5
o'clock and survived only a sliorl time.
Jo waa CB years of age , a veteran of Iho
ate war and had long been a resident of
his county. He leaves a family conalatlng
of hlti wife anil nluo grown children.
ATLANTIC , la. , Sept. lli. ( Special Telo-
jram. ) Ono of the oldcat citizens of Atlati-
.Ic , Jacob Hunt , dropped dead while In
.ho Hock Island depot today. Mr. Hunt
tad been a member of thu Independent Order
of Odd Fellows ledge forty-nine years. The
cnultJB will bo I u It en to Lo Claire , la. , for
jurlal.
SU i-1 I'll of ( iovrriuirVlimlov ,
Mloi Alice Wltnlow. u descendant of Gov
ernor Kdward Wlnulow , l-.as written an In
teresting paper on her dUtlnguUhiid an
cestor and bli time * . It waa read with much
acceptance at the July meeting of the Dux-
bury , MUSB. , Historical and Antiquarian to-
clety.
TREAT NEW YORK UNFAIRLY
Railroad Companies Are Charged with Dis
crimination ,
TRAFFIC SENT TO COMPETING LOCALITIES
( iiitlmiu ItrKlitiT * n Illwr Kick > \lti
the I ut IT * ( nl < > i'oiiiiuprop ( 'oniiiilxo
xloii , IHiilnlitliitr tlip ttlu Cl ( > 'n
. Innj > iilurnl Ail vi
WASHINGTON , Srpl. 1C. The Now York
Produce cxchaiiRo 1ms flUM nn Important
complaint against the railroads comprising
.the Joint Traffic nssorlatlon , which onrry
produce to the seaboard , chnrglng them
with nml < tnK rate-s and reRtilatlons nntl Rlv-
Ins torinlnnl prlvlh'Res for the purpose of
inverting Untile , which should naturally ROte
to Now York , to other seahoard cllloB , In-
eluding 1'hlladclphln , llaltltnori' , Norfolk ,
Newport Nown nntl Ittvtlon. The complaint
asks for an InvoHttKatlon and for the on-
tnhllshnit'tit liy the commission of just rate- * ,
chitrKc.i. htc. , for Intcrstato transportation
from Chicago , Buffalo and the wvni. to the
Bcnhonnl cities ami markets.
Tim inllroads niadu ilofplidnnts hy the
complaint nro the Ilalthnont Ohio and Its
connectlonn , the Dig Kour , the New York ,
I.ako Krli > & Wosti-rn , thi ChlcaRo & Urlp ,
tho. Grand Trunk of Canada , tlio Delaware
& hackawnnim , the l.rhiKh Vatlt-y , thu
Pennsylvania , tin- New York Central , the
Iwiku Shore , the West Shore , the SVnhash ,
tlio I'hllndelphla A Hcndlng. the Central of
Now Jersey , the lloston .t Albany , the Krle ,
the Detroit & Grand Haven nnil the Grand
ItapMs & Indlann.
The complaint recites the exceptional
trade facilities of New York by reason of the
natural and artlllrlnl waterways connect-
liil ? U with the prairie mnrkcts of the west.
nortliwest nnd southwest. It says It Is
favored by the Rivat concentration of busi
ness , Its largo Import trade , Us superior
ocean service. Its harbor and general ter
minal facilities and sava that the other
cities nro "localities" competing with New
Yoik for the export trade of Hie United
States.
The defendants nro charged wllh violating
the first , second , third and fourth sections
of the Interstate commerce act In that they
have established and maintained rates and
regulations , and have given terminal privi
leges to the other parties which are un
reasonable discriminations against Ne\v
York. The complaint tuotrs ] thu rfllabllahcd
rales on grain. Hour and provisions , show
ing that they are from 2 to ,1 cents per 100
pounds higher to New York thnn to the
other cities except Hoston. where the rat
are 2 cents higher than to New York. On
grain the Boston and New York rates niu
the same and range about 1 cent higher
than to Philadelphia and Ilaltlmorc. But ,
the complaint declares , In the cane of Dos-
ton the defendants crnnt shippers twenty
days' free storage and free Insurance , which
lirlvllegea are not granted to New York.
These discriminations , the complaint
charges , nullify the advantages of New
York , both natural and those created by the
expenditure of public and private funds ,
nnd unjustly and unlawfully divert trade
nnd commerce from New York. In conclu
sion. the petition asks nn Investigation , spe
cifically clmrces the violation , prays that
the defendants be restrained from continu
ing the discriminations and requests the
commission to llx rates and charges to the
seaboard cities nnd markets.
01.11 COIl.V HATK.S AllU It
Tvri-iily d-iitM from ChlciiKo to Norr
York Auralii In Korrr.
CHICAGO , Sept. 1C. Members of the Cen
tral Freight committee today voted down n
proposition to continue the rate on corn ,
Chicago to New York , of 15 cents per 100
pounds. Kor the ninety iloj-H preceding
September 15 , the rate was 15 rents a 100 ,
having been reduced upon orders of the
board of managers of the Joint Trnlllc aaso-
cintlou from thu old 20 cent basis , which Is
now restored.
l.KI-i > 1.IKK A I'OIII/rit V SHOW.
I'rlzt * KoivlN In llvlilfiicf In tlio I'o
lli-o Court.
Police court yesterday afternoon , to the
uninitiated , might have been taken for n
hencoop Juut as easily ns for one of Jus
tice's ante-rooms. Thtre were roosters nnd
hens cooped up In boxes , all cackling nnd
crowing , at times , Just ns though they
had been placed on exhibition In a chicken
show , A number of supposed chicken
thloves were being tried and the pollco
had the fowls on hand to convince tlio
court that something had been stolen.
The Kastnels , fattier nnd son , were the
llrst placed on trial for the crime of
burglary. A coop , crowded with sixteen
choice fowls , was produced and the chickens
Identified by Morrit Palmer us comprising
a portion of his missing brood. In spllo
of the fact that Palmer testified that his
chickens were all raised by hand and wcio
thoroughbreds of the llrst water , It was
found necessary , owing to the confilct of
testimony , to call an expert to show that
the fowla were of the < juallty claimed , The
chickens lost by Palmer were taken from
Forty-third and Lake streets. The prisoners
wore held to the district court , ball being
fixed at (1,000.
Another coop of chickens was produced
and a colored man , Mitchell , tried for break.
Ing Into the barn of George Decker < m
Twenty-fourth nnd Dodge utreot , last Sun
day , and getting the pullets. His trial
was not completed ,
.MO Nir.M.iio.vi.vr ; TIIIO JI/IIY / ,
.linlm'N Auri'i- Not lo Drntv OIK * Until
Afl.-r CN'i'lloii.
Although the district court Is not to re-
co live mi until September 28 , the judges Who
are. In the city held a cnnfrrcncn yesterday
to discuss Informally the question of post- ,
polling the summoning of a Jury panel until
after the election. It has been resented
by a number of attorneys that thc > summon
ing of Juries and the trial .of Jury cases at
the present time would be very unsatis
factory to litigants. It linn nlso been no
ticed as a matter of experience that tiia
Juries , when called Just previous to election ,
rcfjulro days and somi'tlnn'S weeks lo get Into
working order. In the presant contest
when polities Is cutting HO grt-at n figure ,
It Is feared that It will be mare difficult to
secure a fair Jury for COBUH which may
possibly have political InHuentcs bearing
i'on them.
Judge linker being ! absent , the Judges did
not take any definite action , although they
are all Inclined to favor the proposition
and with hla assent , such an order will bo
made , In that case , while court may rt >
open September 28 , It will bi- only for ( ho
hearing of equity cases and motions which
do not require Jurlm. There nro only n few
criminal cases on the- docket where the do-
fcndant Is not out on ball , so that com
paratively little hardship is expected to result -
sult from such a proceeding. *
1,111'Ul'll I'll IIH II IlllOllllllll ,
Carl Fisher was locked up by the pollca
lust night and Is called upon to answer for
disorderly conduct. Klnher , alonf with a
lot of toughs , U nald to have bren maUlna
life u burden nt night time to ilunUvtm o (
Twenty-ninth anil Fa'nam slrcntH , tha
vicinity whore the arri-xt was nmdo. Thg
men and boy-H have bci.-ii nightly con ro-
( . utlng In that locality putting In the houri
' 'niHhliiK the ean. " Thin pastime nnd tin
cr > iiHi-ciR'iit | effeetH called out thu protean
of thu neighborhood.
UMIuvi * Him liiHiuii' ,
Om > of the caller.i who dropped In to set
the c-lty Jail last night was luvld Holand ,
Holanil wanted shelter , but n brlof survey
of his person convinced tlio night uato'i
that thi ! visitor wax weak In his uiipel
story. He Is suppi > M > d to be an escaped liii
M > ale of n Michigan usyluni , and has been
detained for Identification.
Vi'iv Coiiiiiliilnt AuiiliiMt .Siiiinciiliorii ,
The complaint charging Bol Somieiibcini
with embezzlement has buuil dismissed by
the county attorney. A complaint rhttriiliiif
luireny us bailee l.i to ho tiled Instead , Bon.
nenboni was a confidential shipping cleril
of a local establishment und l charged wIUi
misappropriating money advanced for U *
fraying t-xpen * a.