THE CXMAJTA DAILY BEE ; rTJIUKSDAY , AIMdL 20. 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailvcrllnt > niriit.i for Ilicnc column *
\\\ll \ InInUeii until ISiHH ft. in. for tlie
rvriilnu unil until tt ] i. in , ( or the
Hint-Hint ; unil Sunday edition * .
Advertiser * , lir rr i | neat I UK nnin-
lierril < ! lllCk ( CM II lltlVC IlIKAVrm ltd-
ilrpHM'il to n Miiinberrd letter In cnre
if The Hoe. Atumers no itdilrcusetl
will lie dellvorcil on iireseiitiitlun of
the clifck only.
IlulPN , 1 I-Se ti word first Insertion !
In 11 YMiril thprriilCi-r. NotliliiK take"
for Ir N tliiin U."c for tlic llrnt liiitcr-
tlnn. 'riirniiiilvertlxciiienln iiiimt l > *
run no n xi'cn lively.
WAM'HI > SITWATIOX.
WANTHI ) , ANY I-OSIT1O.V , Of KICK Oil
othiTwlpc. \ > y u man of KOU-I business xierl- |
ctico. Address 1C li. Ueg. AM M 0
WANTKU , 1'OSITtON IIY MAI K STKNOO-
rnplicr ; iiormiiiicnt t'oslllon iireferi-cJj it.il.ity
moderate. Address K. II , car * llw ? .
A M445 JB *
WANT ! ? ! ) , I'AINTINO AND I'AI'KIUNO ; W1M
do work for rent of cottage In sutmrha. Ad-
drew K li. llw. A-.M447 JS
BITUATION HY A YOUNO MAN WHO 18 A
fxt'Tlcnccd typewriter anil &tetiosrapher ,
references futnlchetl. AdJrpnu J < , Il c.
\VA.\'fKl ) > IAI.i : 11I2I..I * .
SVANTIJD , AN lOIJA : WHO CAN THINK OB
om * rlmiile tliliiK lo patent ? Protect youi
lrle ii , tlity mny bring you we.tlth. Writ * Johr
AVwIilftburn & Co. , UciJt. V , 1'ntcnt Attorneys ,
WaMilnnton. U. C. , for tlielr ll.fOO iirltn rfi
nml a llxt of 200 Inventions wnntcil. It 1C >
A rnw nNtiioiTio HUSTMNO JIKN CAN
flnl ( ntfiuly , pmlllnlilo work with C. ! " . Adams
Co. , C2I Ho. K.tli St. 11-170
IIRN WANTri : > . YOUNO AND M
to Irarn Imrhcr trail" nl tlio Omnhn Itarber
collORCj tlne t tqltlpi d Institution nf Its kind
In the we t ; complete course right weeks ;
tM'ins rencnnnbU1 ; oaeh or Inctnlln cnts ; caller
or \\rlt < > fur cntnloKiio ; ln Ii ctlon Invited.
1317-1519 Doiutlnii ft. . Omahn. H-618 M4'
UAI.KSMKN KOU CIOA11S ; JII5 MONTJHA
nml PXpTfi's : nUI ejtnlillslipil hctur ; cxperlenr
iinnprrffmry ; linlucpmcnts to cu'tomerF. C. C.
lllnliop Co. , fit. hnulii. IJ-11IH Mil *
US TO JtO WHIJKI.T HAI.AItr PAID C1OA11
snl-j ni ( n. K\perlrnro unn tesj-ary. IVrmum-nt
position. W. U Kline Co. , St. Louis M" . .
%
WANTii : > , FIIIST CLASS KXPKniKNC'iC
Inuhvlar to alter clothing. , liostoit Ktore
Omalm. H 837 23
WANTID. nxpniitKNcnn noASTnit ANI :
blunt fiirtincc men ; none but eMierlenrrd i
nnpcl nptily ; wncs , M.OO to JJ.GO per ilny. llrlt
l h Columtila Smelting and Ilellnlni ; Co. . Trail ,
11. C. llMWM3
WANTED. AN KXPKHIHNCm ) . COM-
prti'iit and rnllntitw ninn to talci cbarKe
of a territory In Nebraska , establish
Hsh HK'-lcleH nnd puiK-rvUo the f.ilc of
tlio product of a reliable IIOIIKC of tlili
nlty. Pnrty must IULVC nblllty an a
KnlpKinnn nnd mnnnRcr anJ know soine-
lliln of live * stock ; A 1 references ro-
qulicd. Ono > l snlnry to therlslit man
with Increns'1 when carnal. State
cnmllflcntlutiH fully nnd uiMires K 17 ,
Dec. H IM M2
W'ANTKD. A LAUNDIIY SL\N AT ONfU. AI' .
ply Hlliley steam laundrj' , Slbley , In.
1J-M455 30
WANTED. MANAOBU FOK nUANPIt OKFIC'I-
lu Oni'ilm , Neb. ; Riilnry $1 2(0 nnd commix
Flon ; KuO cnsti cnpltal refnilred ; nlto BWM !
icfurcnccs. OS3 iilliott Satianlluffnlo. . N. Y
II M4C2 :
MEN. WB OFFRR TUB HtlST OPPORTtlNITI
ever offered tn boconio n , coinpelc-nt barber Ir
only 8 weeks ; a full set of the best toi > ls tin
mniket nffonlH Btven facli Rtudent free ; cltua
tlon or b > catliin furnlflhed after K wreks ; niori
nill < for men than we onnj supply Intcrestlni
rntalo ue free : write or call mvl In ptM-t
Jlolrr llarber college. \VashliiBt n nve So.
Minneapolis. li-MtCO Ml
WAXTtfll VU-M.it 1.13 UHLP.
WANTKO. AN KXIMUHBNCUD COOK ANI
laundies.s at 321 S. 19th st. C 411-23
TAlLOItUSS' ) -CALL AT IMS KAll
IHUil ht. . C 41C-2S
CIUL FOH LI G I1T HOL'HUWOllIC. JOM N
19th Ave. C 1O-30 *
OIIIL WANTHD FOH OKNKIl.VL HOITSHWOIU
123 North 40th St. C 102 SO *
FOR H13.\TIIOJSKS.
ilOUSHS IN ALL I'AIITS OF THE CITY. Till
O. ! ' . / Davis Company , 1W > 3 Karnain. U 171
HOUSHS , uiNn\VA & co. . : os N. ISTII ST.
D-172
MODUr.N HOUSKS , C. A. STA 1 III , OMN.Y.LIKI
U-173
_
CKOICIHOfSES AND COTTAOKS ALL OVEI
the city. S5 to JOO. Flilelltv , 1T02 Fnrnnni St.
U 174
1IOUSRS , WALLACE , 11HOWN 11LOCK. 16TI
nnd Douglac. 11 175
1IOUHUS , COTTAOKS ArOllKS. ALL PAIlTl
o city , llrennan , Leva Co. , 430 1'nxton block
D-176
_ _
iioviNQ iiouSEHOLn cioons AND I-IANOS
Om.Vun .4 Storagu Co. , 1U5 Fomain. Tel. IMS
U 171
LAItOH LIST. M'CAOUi : . ISTII & uoncii ;
D-1S2
S. QAUVIN
D 178
IIOUSKS FOH RKNT. HUMID , 1'AXTON 11LK
LAUOE LIST. WCAOUK. 13TH .t I JO I ) G U.
U ISO
1'I.WASANTLY LOCATED MOIiHRN HO1IHE
rent moiliiatf. Gannett , 501 llrown I Hock.
MKII-MI'
TUHKINGTON. CC3 HKIi IIL'ILDINCI.
D 1SI
10-HOOM M011KHN lliSIDiN "l- ; WITH IJAKJ
and Iarn > ' well nhnded giounds ; Ilnely locntej
} 33. Juli" ' W. Kobblns. neenti''i Farniim St
D 1C3
lit-ltOOM , SIOPK11N niTAC'Hi-i : : >
wnlklnB illsttinoe ; JM.CO. Gaivln llrn . , 161
K.irnaiu St. I ) MCCj
_
j7c-Tt. H. . CLKANKU & CHEAP. COS N. 13 ST
1 > 72b My *
' "
Hi3f3is. : " cTvrTAnr.s. FLATS' K STOUES
largo llbt. llouli & Jtomnno , S2.1 N. Y. Life.
1. * M7Cl-illO *
BTANKOItn CMIICLE COTTAOKH - C-UOOM-
All inuJrrn. Al'n > " tiulldlng , D-7r.
roil IlKNTAST KItONT HIWIDHNfn W1TI
bam and largo croiinds , C20 Pail ; Ave.
Mrictly inexli'in flats nnl btoies In Ilic ncv
DavlilK" bnlbllni ; . cnumMi , ; city ball. Join
W. Itobblns , AKejit. IW2 rornuni St.
11 Jf.8
10-IlOOM KI\T. DOl'OLAS , NL Ul IITU ; MOD
ITIIJ Bleani boat. Inquliu 1-lr.il.juirt. 316 S. ISth
Ni\V : MODBIIN IUMCK HOUSE , 8 HOOMS. JX
iM N , JJid. _ IJ-MW7
von HI.VT TWO 7-1100x1 J.STOUY COT
UK'U. . * S9 * ( tonicr ) nnd SOU Webtti-r street
BOU < | repair. Henry W. Yates , Nebrnsliii Na
tlonnl JlanU. D-rg 3 }
TKN.ltOOM Mo > iitN : ItltICK HOUSn , 2111 Cas
( i-ronni'iiio-ifrn lint , 709 So. Hth , J17.M.
6-rooni inwtcrn Hat , 11IIA Pacific. } 13W.
\V. II. MclUlo Itnom SOI , I'irst Nat'l Hank.
t-HOOM COIt. FLAT. 2101 LKAVINWOP.TII
u : si-xi23
HOUSKS rou HINT. j. n. siuawooD. 4j
Now York Life. D-.MKO SO *
MUKJ.M MOD. con. FLAT , sioi LKAVKN
worth , Dl -M l
VCnT\l \ AND C-llOOM MOPKKK TI.AT3. 1112 fi
UIlL 1 > 1-1 M3 *
i'\H ' I : NT. IJWXJANT D-IIOOM iittu'ic , is !
I'arli A > e. . oi | > iiiilie Hniiecom 1'ark : all moder
Knqulrc John I > nU' , S0i > N. V. Ulfc. owner.
D--4S ! M
_ _ _ _ _
SEVEN ItOOM MODKHN
lawn. ! Ttt N. Ulh St. n-isi zs
I'Oll HKXT l-'UHMSHUn rtOCI.MS.
UKSIIIAIILR Fl'RNlSHEU ItOOM 1911 nOIICl
u * . n-Mztc
ETBAM HKATKD HOOMS , TELKPIIONP ANI
nil convi'iil ncr : riittb reasonable. Pundt Kc < l
dtiict. 2U a 17th 81. K-703
BOUTH ] < OOMS 1 M CAPITOL AVR.
K--MH4 1
_
HOOWH. AT ICti UOUQUVS ST. iM40S i
l-OIl IIKNT. FUIINI8IIEU OH UNl'tlHNlSIIKI
roonu. 620 N. I8tl > til. KI1T Mi'
_
ri'HNISHKD ' HOOMS FltOM II CO im MODEH :
convrnlrncc * . 1709 California St. C 4W ! 0
HANDSOMI ) HUITi : Ot' HOOMS NDWL' !
nt "Ko. 18th. U-M4J3 MS *
_
RCXJM3. LIGHT HOUSKKEKl'lNU. 1915 DOUQ
lu. K-1I4U 1U *
1'LiiMsiir.n KOOMS .v.\n IIOAHD.
FIHST-CLA83 11OOM3 WITH BOAHD , 17W
Vmlgt. F-m 10J-29 *
ItOOMS ANI ) UOAltl ) , 1724 DOL'OLAS.
F 280 W *
n HOOMS , WITH IJOAnD ; UEFRH-
encen. 201 N. 18t.i. F M3. 9 M2 *
Ft'llNISIini ) HOOMS ANH ItOAHI ) . IW ) CAPItol -
tel avenue : Dr. I enbo-Jy'n residence.
F-MJ92 50-
I'OH lll'JVT f.Vl'H/ll.MSlIKI )
c CHA.MHIHS FOR HKNT , MAN AND -WIFE ;
cllf water , waste pipe. 21) N. 17th street.
! Oil KENT. FIVE UNFCnNlatlKD ROOMS ;
KofHl location ; private family. Address J f , .
Jlcc. O-M427
roil UK.vr sToHHs .ixn OFFICHS.
FOH IlENTTlli : ( .STOHY 1IR1CI4 iritLDINO
nt 9t FnJnsm St. ThU bulldlns ha a nreproof
cein"iit b.isemcnt. complete steam heallni ; flx-
HireB ; water on nil floors ; ijus , etc. Apply nt
tlio olllce of The. Ice. ! I 510
\VA.\TI3I ) .
WANTKD AOKNTU. $7S PKH MONTH ANt >
etKii6 ! ( > s paid active men If right ; goods sold
by cample only ; ( ample * , also horse and car-
rlune furnlabetl ( roc. Address Jobber , llox M'j ' ,
liuiton. Mass. J 152
WANTED , AGENTS. MALI ? OH , FEMALE. TO
liandlo thu Acma embnldcry nt > cillc. Acme
Ncvdlo Co. , ei'O Hialto lIMtf. , St. louts , Mo.
J M4C1 83 *
STOIIAOI3.
OM. VAN & STOIIAOE. H1& FA11NAM , TEI li'
M-183
PACIFIC HTOItAQE AND WAHKHOUSE CO. .
tOS-uiO Jonts. Gcncrul ttorate and forwarding.
M 1P4
FOU KXCIIAXGR.
SALOON , ONE OF THE IIHST. J. J. GIIiSON ,
til First National bank building. K M6S9
FOH TRADE. 6-HOOM l OTTAOB , FOH C1.EAH
vacant pro | > rty. Addtvss K. 9 , nee.
K M400 29
FOH EXCHANCJE. DKSIIin F1HST-CLAPS
Omaha proiKTty , not IMS than 9 rooms , with
barn , for choice clear resilience or rental
property In St. Joseph , Mo. Addren K IS. Uee.
X M423 30
VOH SALE OH THADB FOH GOOD CLEAN
mdse. , n 114-acro wood , wnter and nlfnlfa
farm ; fplendld farm to make money In raisin *
Imps , poultry nnd bees ; value. Jl.S'v ' ) . Addrew
Omaha HP. H N. K M454
FOIl SAIiK IlF.AIj I5RTATB.
t'l.ACR 11AROA1NS. JS.WO , IS.7SO TO
It.tOO. See rholna at Kill n l Fanimn : Horse
Hide. J. J. Gibson. ( U First National Ilk. 1IM ,
IIB-JOO
HOUfiKS. I/JTS. FAHM3. LANI > 3 , LOANB-
Oeo. P. Ilemls Ural Kstvte Co. , 1'Alton IllncU.
RE Ml
, AHSTRACTS. II. H. NEALE. til N. T. LIFE.
I HK-1ISTJ 30 *
OHKAT 11AHOAINS IN HOUSKS AND UOTS
In nny nml every part nf city , north , east.
Ninth and west , rnnuine from tDM to J.VOftO or
JS.Wrt nnd upwanl * . Any terms dcslrol. Ilctnls ,
Pnxton block. HE 375
DESIRA11LB HOMES NF.AH HANSCOM PARK
tliat are bargains. Joseph II. I'lprr. Wlthrelt
Block. HE M332-1
FOR SALK MODKItK 9-ROOM HOUSI5 ON
paved street near Hanscom park. Apply 27li
Poppleton BVe. HE M701
FOR SALE. TWELVE ROOM MODERN
house , lee fe rt front , nt northeast corner Iard
and 41st streets , onp of the most desirable
locations In Walnut Hill. A smaller bouse
and lot will l > accepted In part payment ;
balance nn easy terms. Apply to owner on
premises , No. 40J2 Iznnl St. RE 17 -
1IAHQAIN : ONLY 7M FOR 2101 N. 2STH. A
G-room house nnd corner lot. Oirvln linn. ,
1613 Farnam street. HE M137
The Kicker. Tim Man of Sense.
The kicker kicked and the roarho made
Was heard both near a/id far ,
But the man cf senss , he only snid :
"Tho Bee want ad gits thai1. "
T. n.
WAXTHIl TO IIUY.
2D-HAND FURNITURE & STOVES. BROWN'S.
102 S. 14th. N MS17 M 12 *
WANTED TO UUY A SMALL PONY AND
harness ; pony to wclKh about GOO pounds. Must
ba very Rfntle , for small clilld to drive. Call
und face Phil Aarons ut Huston Store.N .
N IIS-IO
WANTED. A SECOND-HAND PHAETON IN
food order. Address K 18 , The Hte.
N M45S 30
WANTED. 73 FEET LAWN HOPE ; STATE
condition , nnd price and vtheru cun be seen.
Address 1C 19. Bee. N MI57 29
KOll SALK MI CI.LLAX1-OL'S. !
HARWOOD CHI11IIINC. HOG AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than "all wire. " C. 11. Lee , SOI
Douglas. U-1S3
CHICKEN , HOC AND LA\VN FENCE ; ALL
wlie ; cheaper than wood. Wire Works , 403
So. 14th. Q-310 M2
inST SEED SWEET POTATOES. Jl.23 PER
bbl. ; nil sortn. Addrsss Tlieo Williams Omaha.
Q-M 1SS
WEl HANS STONE FILTER. 509 S. 17TH ST.
Q M3CO ni3
FOR SALE-OLD LU.MHER OF ALL DKSCHIP-
tlon.s ; npply to T. C. Wilson , old fair grounds.
Sherman avenue , or Associated Cliarltlea , 807
Howard street. Tel. 1010. Q m9S-m 17 *
TO H\VB YOUR NEW OR OLD WHEELS
riibbor tired ; for n Kood hojiie-m.ide buggy , or
for llrst class pulntlm ; nnd repairing , sw Wm.
PfcllTer , 27tli & Lcavcnwortn CJ 2j9-Ml'2
3MSCHLLAXKOUS.
GARDENS AND FARMS TO RENT. T. MIJR-
rny. R-MSIO
CLAIUVOYAX'l' .
MRS. FR1TA CLAIRVOYANT , S17 N. 1CTH.
S-M21C M5
3IASSACIU , 1IAT1IS , HTC.
MME. SMITH , 1017 HOWARD. ROOM 5 ; MAS-
fiiKO anil steam baths , T M2W 29 *
MRS. DR. KEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth , up-
btalrs. T MSCC Ml'
JZ3.DO RUPTURE CURED TILL MAY 1ST FOR
? U.CO ; no pain ; no detention from business ; He
refer to Iiundieds of patients cured. ThO. . E
Mlllor Co. , S32-S .New Ycrk l.lfc UMc. , Omaha
U-1S6
VIAVI FOH UTERINE TROUHLEri , 310-8 llEfj
ItldR ; pby&lclan , consultation or health book
free. u-187
I1ATIIS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 31 14 S 15TH '
U-liS
OMAHA DENTAL COLLEGE , 12TH i \C1FIC
St * . Teli | nilcil with Rul < l. amalgam , tin , t-ut-
lapprcnn , ceir.cnt und I'iutea made for cost of
material only. Teeth extracted ami cleaned free.
U-1SS
MAGNETIC IIATHS FOR LADIES. THE NEW
HyBlcne JuMltuti ; , 2ri-211 Jieo Itldff.
U MJ72 M3
MO.MJY TO IOA.\HIAL : HSTATH.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE ! ) OMAHA
rcul cttate. lliennan , Love Co. , Puxton block
W-1W )
ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. U-
qulik money at low lales for choice farm Inndi
In lowu. iiorthein Missouri , eaeteni Nehraxa.
\V-1H
ON OMAHA PROPERTY. LOWEST RATES-
buliJIiiff loans wanted. Fldcltsv Trust ( Jo.
\v-ni
LOAN'S ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITT
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1820 Farnarn.
WANTED. GOOD FARM LOANS IN EASTERN
Neb. U. C. Pctcn , & Co. , U. S. Nat. Hank bldg.
W MMS 30
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES. U.i
O. F. Davis Co. . 1EM Fnrnam St \V-9 *
1'AIIU LOANS , 1 TO 1ft YHARfJ ; LOWEST
rutcn. Uarvln Hrm. , 1613 Farnnm St.w
w ta
WE WILL HAVE JWOOO TO KW.C-M TO LOAN
In April. May , Jutm nnd July on ni t-t.-la ; s Im-
iirov < Ml Omaha pruiwrly In mms of tl.OOO tu
tlu.OV ) ; want applications at once ; lowest rnte *
on best loams. Fidelity Trust company. 1TOS
Fnrnam St. W1W
6 PER CEN'T MONEY ON NER & IA FAMuT
\S' . U. Melklc. lot Nut'l Ek rlJ . , omnh .
VV-M1II
MO\I3Y TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
'
JIOMKY TO I.OAJJ. s . co. 60 " PAYS : run
tur- . rime * , etc. iJurr ( Green , room I. ll&rker I
MONEY TO I/DAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horfffj , a gene , etc. , nt loweit rates in cllyj
no rvmovfcl of KCHK ! ; strictly conlldentlalj you
can I'oy the lorn erf at any lime or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOA.V CO. .
JOS So. Ulh t
IltiSINKSS CHANCKS.
DRUG BTORE-BNAP FOH A HUSTLER ; IN-
vctftlxntr ; will reijulre 13,600 to 13.000. J. J ,
Gibson , room fill , lit Nat. Hank. y : u MS
I X ) INVKSTKD KAP.NS ISO WEEKLY : NO
lock iwoulutlon or gold in I no Invent inent :
you control capital ; llfln nuctvisCul year ; p r-
tlculan fr e. Chaw & Campbell , li Union
S-juare , New York. YM267 m2J
SMALL HOTEL OF TWENTY ROOMS. INquire -
quire on premises. Jit 8. 12th it. Y-M264 3D
SNAPS
$300 , full lot , 50x124 ft. ailjolnlmr Kountze Place.
$ KO. S. W. coiner 27tb nnd Dorcas streets. 500x
115 feet.
51,750 for two houses ct 2710-13 N. SSlh street ,
lot SI.\9G feet.
52,500 , N W. corner 2Sth nnd Half Howard
sticets. B4xl20 feet.
56,000 , N. A\ " . corner 2..th nnd Capitol avenue ,
lot CCzllS feet ; S-ioom modern bouse.
Jriin N. Frcnzer. opp. P. O. RE M3SS
LOST.
LOST A PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED GLASSliw'
Return to 1J1 Douglas and receive reward.
Lost 945
LOST. GOLD MKI > AU NA.MU J. J. .MARSlIAt.1. . .
Universally of Woostcr ; liberal icwanl ; return
to 11C North SSth Btrcet. I ist JI401 !
IJ5ST PUO I'UP , WITH STEEL COLU\R.
bolls nnd tiR No. SO , return to 2021 Harney
Bt. ftir re\vanl. I jst 415-29
LOST. ON TUESDAY , TWO DIAMOND RINGS ;
lea\e nt detective headquarters and receUe re
ward. Ix > st J14W 20'
.IIICDICAL.
LADII ! CIIICHESTER'S KNGL1SII PENNY-
roynl pills ( Dlamoml brand ) lire the best ; safe ,
reliable ; Hike no other : send 4c stamps for par-
tlrul.irs. "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by re
turn mail ; ut drURKlbts. rhlchi-ster Chemical
Co. . Philadelphia , Pa. Mention IJee.M4M
M4M 29'
MUSIC , ART AXU IjAXCiUARB.
F. GELLEN11IJCK. J1ANJO. MANDO-
iln and t-ultar teacher. 1S07 Farnam elrsut.
Tel. 238. 'ja
ASTROLOGY.
PROFESSOR A. MASERY OF KGY1T , PALMistry -
istry and astroloey , the wonder of tbo age ;
past , present nnd futuie tol-1 - or no churne. nt
:020 Hurney St. . Omaha , Neb. 258 29'
II. MAROV.'ITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1C 3V.
no
SHORTHAND AXU TYI'iaWRITIXG.
c. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. CI3 N. T. LIFZJ.
, VT OMAHA IJUS. COLLEGE. 16TH & DOUGLAS
IC3
BMl'LOYMKXT OFF1C1S.
\NY ONE WANTING MALE OR FEMALE
help , ca'i ' Canadian oMlce , 1522 Douglnn ; tele
phone SSI. M27B 30
I5LOCUTIOX.
I'HYSICAL TRAINING. MRS. DORWARD. 623
N. 19th. M10S-A27'
DIII3.S.SMAKIXG.
I3RESSMAKINO. IN FAMILIES. MISP
Olun < y. 4Wi Ilu-dette. M277 30
SF.NVIXO MACIIIXKS AXIJ SUPI'LIUS.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
sewing machine ofllce , 1S14 Cap. ave. Tel. 1574.
fl ( t
SIDHWAMCS.
3IDH\VAI.KS-AHT11''IC1A1. STONB. niUCK ,
natural atone. W. J. Wtlshans , SW S. 17th st.
C21 M5
ACCOUNTANT.
u. c. nunn. puiiuc ACCOUNTANT , ion
Farnatn. _ -MC MC
MASON WOHIC JOIIHUIl.
I p. 1UJAI.V. 1S22 Cr.AIUC STRKBT.
1ISC7 Mil *
I.-L'NITUIIH IIKI'AIHKI ) .
NIVIR TO I.ATE TO MKND-IIE sunn.
h.ivD baby cnlis. rocil and rattan furniture ,
rcpiilrcil. renewed and piilmeil ; don't make a
mletukc. Call at 716 N. Klh Bt , Chairs re-
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O.IKO county. Alllrmfc , . , ( Oplnlon by Com
missioner Ilyan. iMiii.
A Judgment on fnlrl Wnfllctlnfr evidence
will be nlllrmed when j uniclency of such
evidence la the only qtWtlon presented by
the record. ' " 'V
Morrlll nsnlnst Cra&-/jTd. / ? Appeal from
Ijancastcr county. AlUrrhcd. Opinion by
Commissioner Hynn.s' <
Wliero nn action \vsjrouRht ) by the re
ceiver of nn Insolvent. } > ank against one
who held some of Us untxihl stock nnd
his transfer thereof , " Wt t ! nmotinl of
nn assessment thereonr In which nctlon H
wns soURht to ohtalnt juilmnent against
ono defendant of certain nlleK.ulons of
fraud ngnlnst him should be tni.italncd by
the proofs * to bo nddilceit , nnd If not so stis-
talned then iifralnst the other defendant ,
the cause must 1 ? tried on appeal ns ono
for alternative relief , and the evidence not
beliiK found sufllclent to oliarKt ) the orig
inal holder of the slock on t'u ' > theory pro-
ceodexi on against him In the district court
hn cannot lx ; held Itahlo In tbo supreme
court on a different theory.
Donne npalnst Smith Ilros. Loan nnd
Trust Comimny. Krror from Saline county.
Afllrmed. Opinion by Commissioner llynn.
A verdict on consideration of 'fairly con-
fllctliiK nvldonce will nol. In this court , be
dlr-turbed as lackine support In the proofs.
2. Wliexo n , question Tor n special llndliiB ,
which answered eJlhcr way must bo Imma
terial to the Issues In View of the evidence
wns submitted to a Jury , ami such < iues-
lion was not nnsweml. there wns no preju
dicial error In rendering Judgment on tlici
Koncrnl vcrillct wlthoilt previously requiring
a finding on thn question Indicated.
Lyman against Waterman. Krror from
Sannders county. Reversed. Opinion by
Commissioner llynn.
When a jury wns waived nnd questions
of fact were tried by the court and In due
tlmu a request was made of the court to
Btnte In writing the findings of fnct sep
arately from conclusions of law It was
prejudicially erroneous Tor tbo court to
detiv such rrvjuiSU. Wiley against Shars ,
21 Neb. , 712.
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ror from ttrotm countr. AfflrmM. Opinion
by Commissioner Hynn.
In an notion for a recovery of a proivsr
proportion of the value > r real property
retalneil and upod by a county from the
territory ofwhich 'the territory of another
county h.ifl bce-n sefre ( ? xt < xl It l no uc-
tense to show Hint svvld rcnl property wns
orlplnally convoyed by ft deed with condi
tions , when thereafter the f.il < l property
was dedicated na county property by a
pkvt duly recorded by the Bnintor nnd an
such was ncccpted by the , county nnd nt
Kient expense Improves ! by the erection
thereon of county buildings.
rirst National Hnnk of Tobias ntrnlnst
linrnrtt. Krror from Snllno county. Af-
llrmed. Opinion by Commissioner irvlno.
In nn nctlon ngnln t a nntlonnl Kink to
recover the ponnlty for tnklnc usury It np-
pearcd that tbo transactions between the
plaintiff nnd tbo Kink consisted of a large
numt or of loans evidenced by notes , many
of which hnd \ > evn from time to tlmo ra-
newtxl. Held , Tlmt evidence of the whole
conrso of trnnwictlons vena malcrlnl In or
der to trnce the different debts nnd the
Interval reserved on cnoh , ultlioiiKh some
transactions were not pleaded ns usurious.
2. While under the state lnw no nctlon
can be maintained to recover li.ack pay
ments of usury , nnd nil remedy Is lost by
payment of tlir debt , tin.- national banking
net provides othprwlso und an nctton will
He niralnst a nntionnl bnnk _ to recover tlio
penalty , .notwithstanding the borrower 1ms
paid both principal nnd Interest.
3. Certnln Instructions rxntnlned nnd held
properly refused nnd cvidenco held nulll-
ctuitt to sustain Iht verdlot.
Davis nfrnlnst Nebraska Nntlonnl Jtunt.
Krror from OnRo county. Unversed and rc-
mnnded. Opinion by Uommlsaloner Irvine.
The plalntirf sued ns a corporation. Tlio
defendants In their nnsvver i > oflllcnlly de
nied the corporate existence of plaintiff.
Hold , that thn answer In this respect slated
a defense nnd cast upon the plaintiff the
burden of proving Its corporate existence.
Fullerton OfiUlnHl Ullworth. I3rror from
Adams county. Alllrmcd. Opinion by Com
missioner Irvine.
A sued U. nnd others , nlleclnfT tlmt II.
and the ether defetulnnts hnd with C. nnd
others named executed us sureties n bond
for the faithful performance of thu duties
of a county treasurer ; that the treasurer
had embezzled a certain sum of money ,
which C. nnd others , not parties to the
suit , had paid to the county In dlschar o
of their obllKntlons ; tlmt thereafter the
county hud assigned Us rights to A. In
trust for C. and the other puylnu ; stm-tlcs.
The petition prayed contribution from the
defendants. It did not allefiu that the as-
slKiimi'iit by the county to the plalntllT was
In pursuance of nny ninvomcnt with the
paying sureties by which A. was consti
tuted tlielr truste" . Held , tlmt It stated no
cause of action In favor of A.
Kenton airiilnst the American Jewelry
Company. Hrror from Gace county. He-
versed and remanded. Opinion by Com
missioner Irvine.
The record of u district comt showed that
a transcript for the purpose of perfecting
nn appeal from a Justice of the pence was
Hied within the statutory time. On a mo
tion to dismiss the. court considered the 111-
Inp mark nnd n certificate of the clerk to
the same effect and also an nllldiivlt of the
nppelleo'H attorney , containing a statement
that lie had searched the records utter the
time for Illln the transcript and had not
found it , nnd nlno hearsay evidence In the
nature ot statements , which the deputy
clerk had made to hint with regard to the
clerk's acts. Held , Hint this affidavit was
sutlleiont to contradict the record and that
the tipiionl should not have boon dlxmlssed.
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
against Hegler. Krror from York county.
Alllrmcd. Opinion by Commissioner Irvine.
Where two or more plaintiffs or defen
dants join in a motion for a new trial erin
in a petition In error an assignment of
error which Is not good as lo all who join
must bo overruled as to all.
2. The defendant In an nctlon for ma
licious prosecution will not be permitted to
urije the Insufllclcncy of the complaint on
which lie caused the plaintiff's arrest us a
defense to the action.
3. In an action for malicious prosecution
the plaintiff , if successful , is entitled to
recover damages for llm Injury to his rep
utation , and therefore * he may prove news-
pap > r publications containing plain nc-
eounts of the prosecution without com
ment thereon. Filer against tTmlth , 90 Mich. ,
317 , followed.
4. In an action ex dellcto , where expenses
Incurred by reason of the tort are recov
erable , It Is not essential that the plain-
tilt should have actually paid the money.
It is sulllclcnl If he has Incurred a Icsnl ob-
ll.rulloii ; to do so.
Sloan against Van Husklrlc. Krror from
1'awnee county. Allirmed. Opinion by
Commissioner Hngnn.
The signing by a. wife of n mortgage
upon the homestead of herself and husband ,
.tio ) legal title tQ .which Is In him , to ralso
money with which to pay his debt Is such
a. valuable consideration If otherwise sulll-
clent as will support a sale of personal prop
erty of the husband to the wife.
" . Kvldenco examined nnd held to sustain
Ilio llmling of the jury.
Kobnrg against Grceder. Appeal from
Douglas county. Ileverscil and dismissed.
Opinion by Commissioner UaKun.
Where a husband purchases real estate
with his own funds and causes the legal title
thereof to be conveyed to his wlfo the
presumption Is that the husband intended
such real estate as a gift to ills wife.
2. In order to fasten a trusl upon real es-
lalt > by means of a jiurol declaration tlio
words employed must amount lo a clear
and explicit declaration of trusl. They
must also point out with reasonable cer
tainty the subject matter of the trust and
the person who Is to take the beneficial
Interest. I.OOHC and Indefinite expressions
and such as Indicate only an Incomplete
and executory Intention arc Insulllclent for
this purpose. Roddy against lloddy , 3
IsVb. . ! K , followed.
3. Evidence examined and held Insufficient
to sustain the llnding of the district court
that the property In controversy was held
in trust by the wlfo for the husband.
N bniska I < and Kte. Company agalnsl
McIA psai ! . Krror from 1'hclps county. Af-
flrmrd. Opinion by Judge Norvnl.
Assignments of error not presented by
the hrli'fs or oral arguments are waived ,
2. Objections to the appraisement of prop
erty made under an order of sale should
be filed In the trial court prior to tlio sale.
Smith against ttowcn. Krror from
Greeley county. Aflluncd. Opinion by Judge
Norval.
An Insolvent debtor mny lawfully secure
a portion of his crcditorx to the exclusion
of the others , if In so doing he acted In
good faith and without u fraudulent In
tent.
2. An order dissolving nn attachment
No potash no mineral no danger
in S. S. S. This means a great
leal to nil who know thu disastrous
effects of these drugs. 1C is the
only blood remedy guaranteed
S. S. S. forces- the disease out
through the skin does not dry up
the poison to decay thu hones , like
mercurial mixtures do.
"I was almost n physical wreck , tlio result of
mercurial treatment
forblootlpol ouH,8.S. ;
U a real blood remedy ,
for It cured mo per-
manently. " Ilonry
Koth. 1818Smith Ninth
Struct , Bt. Louis , Mo.
SooksfrcojaJJress. Swift Bpeclflo Co. , Atlanta.
on conflicting evidence will not bo
disturbed.
3 , Thn disproportion between thf valueof
chattels mortgaged nnd the amount of the
debt secured Is not n bn.ils for presump
tion of fraud ,
Rtudebaker nirnlnst Welch. Appeal from
Ijnncnster county. Decree nlllrmed. Opin
ion by Judge Norvnl
An endowment p > > ' wns tnken out by
a husband which w. . made pnynble to
his wife. The. premium. * thereon were paid
by him nnd likewise the money duo on the
policy wns received by the wlfo from the
insurnnce company during tbo solvency of
the husband nnd the money so received was
Invested In real estate In her mime. Sub
sequently the husband became Insolvent.
Held , thnt such property wns not subject
to the claims of his creditors.
2. A gift from a husband to his wife will
be upheld If mndo when the former wns
solvent , nnd the existing rights of credit
ors were not thereby Impaired.
Duell against Tottrr. Appeal from Huf-
falo county. Decree nfllrmcd. Opinion by
Judge iNorvah
The Hen of n Judgment of the district
court nttnchrc to all the lands of the
debtor within the county where the Judg
ment wns rendered , whether then owned
by him or substviuently ncnutred.
2. Although Innds ncqulred ns n govern
ment homestead uro forever exempt from
liability for the. debts of the p.itenteo cre
ated before the patent wns Issued , such
Innds In the hands of a subsequent owner
nre not exempt by the federal homestead
law from the payment of the debts of the
latter Incurred prior to thx Issuance ot the
patent.
Wliero In an nctlon of replevin the prop
erty has Jjix-n delivered to the plaintiff the
county court on finding for the defendant
mny render judgment for the value of the
property , although : It exceed Jt.OOO. Per Ir
vine , C. , Kya.n nnd Jlngim , C. C. , concur
ring.
2. In replevin the county court found for
the plaintiff ns to certain of the goods
tnken under the writ nnd for the defend
ant as to the residue. Appropriate Judg
ment was entered on eneh llnding. Held
lo conslltuto a single judgment , so that
an appeal by the plaintiff brought the whole
case up to the district court for trial d
novo. Per Irvine. C. , Post , C. J. , Harrison ,
J. . nnd Hynn and Ilngnn , C. C. , concurring.
2. A defendant who prevnlls In replevin
before the county court may , where the
pro | > erty hns been delivered to the plain
tiff under the writ , recover the vnlue Here
of or the value of bis rlgbt of possession
not exceeding tl.OOO. Per Norvnt , J. , Harrison
risen , J. , concurring.
3. Where In a replevin nctlon broufilit
In the county court the npprnlscd vnluo
of the property , as well.ns Its actual value
found by the court. Is less than HAW and
the plaintiff appeals from the Judgment en
tered acalnst him tire district court may
give judgment to the. defendant for tin
amount In excess of the Jurisdiction of the
county court. If warranted by the facts.
IVr Norval , J. , nil concurring.
4. In case two sejxirnte nnd distinct judg
ments are entered In a replevin action , one
for tire plalntllT covering n portion of the
i property and the other In favor of the de
fendant for the remainder and nn appeal Is
taken alone from ono of them the other Is
linn ! and conclusive as to all mailers
thereby adjudicated. Per Norval. J.
n. The district court has Jurisdiction to
vacate or set aside n supercedeas bond
approved by the clerk of such court where
the surety on the bond Is Insulllclent and
no transcript or the record hns been lodged
In thn appellate court for the purpose of
appeal or error proceedings. Per Norval ,
J. , all concurring.
Chicago , HurlliiR'ton , < t Qulncy Railroad
company ngnlnst Cnsa county. Appeal
from Cass county. Decree reversed nnd
cause remanded. Opinion by Commissioner
Knvsin.
If the judgment which a litigant seeksi to
have reviewed In this eonrt Is appealable
bo may have It reviewed on optical or error
at hlsl election ; he may make such election
at any tlmo before the final submission
of the cause'In this court ; he may dis
miss his appeal and stand on his petition
In error , or vl < y versa ; but If he makes
no such election this court will review the
judgment of the district court on error
only when there In tiled with the trans
cript here a petition In error.
2. Though the ground * of a motion for
a. new trial nre not stated In tlio exact
language of section 31-1 of the Code of Civil
Procedure If they are in substance the same
the statute Is satisfied.
3. Where the grounds of a motion for a
new trial nre in substance those prescribed
by section SI I of the code and the assign
ments in the petition In error are bnsvd
upon those grounds this court Is not with
out jurisdiction lo review a case on error
simply bemuse Ihe petition In error does
not Kpecillcally allege that the court be
low erred In overruling the motion for n
new trial.
I. The tax agent of a railroad company In
the year 1CK > and for several years prior
thereto listed for taxation with the ofllcc-rs
of a school district a bridge which was
a part of his principal's railroad , errone
ously believing that such bridge was within
the limits of such nchool district. The rail
road company paid the taxes assessed by
the school district against the bridge for
all the years prior to 1S93. It then brought
suit to enjoin the ] S9j tax on the ground
that said bridge wan ns a mailer of facl
not within the limits of such school dis
trict. Held : (1) ( ) That the action did not
call into question the legality of the or
ganization of the school district ; (2) ) that
If jurisdiction to levy Hie lax was a fran
chise or privilege within the mvnnlng of
section S , subdivision III , chapter Ixxlx ,
Compiled Statules , and .such franchise or
privilege was called Into question by the
action , still the court was not required by
said statute to conclusively presume any
thing further thiiu the legal organization
of the school district ; (3) ( ) that Ihe court w.i.s
not required to conclusively prpsunr that
the bridge was within the limits of the
school district because It had assumed the
right to tax it for more than one year ;
( I ) thai Ihe court was not bound to presume
that thii bridge was within or without
the limits of the school dlslrlct ; ( , " ) that
the situs of thu bridge was a question of
fact to lie determined from the evident- " '
( C ) that the railroad company was not < > s-
toppc-d from maintaining the action be
cause of Its conduct In listing the prop
erty for taxation ; (7) ( that a proper remedy
of HIP rnlliond company was injunction and
no quo wnrrnnto.
fi. The district courts of this state are
by tlior'constltution Invested with e'-neral
equity jurisdiction and this Includes Hie
authority to enjoin Ihe collection of a
void tax. nnd this Jurisdiction the icgis-
Jaluro can neither take away nor im-
) > nlr.
n. In Ihe absence of express legislative
authority the ofllcers of a school district
are without Jurisdiction to levy a tax upon
real cstnto not within the limits of tln-lr
school district and a tax so levied , no in.it-
ter for what purjiose , is absolutely void.
7. The evidence examined and he-Id to < . -
Inbllsh : ( li That the eastern boundary of
school district No. 2 In Cuss county coin
cides with the eastern boundary of section
twenty (20) ) in township twelve f2) ! north
nnd ungu fourteen (14) ( ) east of the sixth
principal meridian ; (2) ( ) that the eastern
boundary of said section twenty (201 ( Is
the high water line of the west bank of
the Missouri river ; (3) ( ) that no part of the
bridge in controversy is within the limits
of said school district.
Kullertan against Kay. Krror from
Adams county. Afllrmed. Pnr curium.
Tills ease IH In nil material respects pro-
plRHly similar to that of Kullerton against
Dilworth , Just decided , and for the same
reason the Judgment Is alllrinod ,
Permits ( o wed Imvu 3 > cen Issued to tlio
following purlieu by the county Judge :
Name and rtesldcnro. Ago ,
John R Klnney , Chicago , Hi 23
Mary 13. Hlg-glns , Omaha 21
William 13. iluiison , Omaha 2.1
llosezelln May , South Omaha 21
forJLnfa."ts and Ghiidren.
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The Fac-simile Signature of
Appears on Every Wrapper ,
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tHC CCr.'TAUM COMPANY Jf MUHHAV MTHCKT. MKWVOMK CITY
SEEKING POLITICAL PLUMS
Some of the Spoils Whicli Follow the Wako
of Victory ,
APPLICANTS FOR PLACES UNDER MOORES
Ilnt of Tliimo Wln > 1'rrl Umt Tltry
Slinnlil llo HoeoKiilicd In the
Mnl < Ftii of tlir > InciiiiiliiK
Cabinet.
It will bo Mayor Moores nftor May 10 anil
Immediately thereafter the appointment * In
the Rift of tlio administration mtmt be dis
tributed. AB a result of oao provision o ( the
now charter the applicants for appointive
positions cannot bo kept on the anxious neat ,
na was tinno nt the lioRinnlng of the llrontch
administration , but the appointments must
bo made at a certain specified tlato anil In
caeo the mayor neglects to act n't this time
the council has authority to fill the odlcci
tor him. The appointments of the officer *
provided for In the charter must bo made
Tuesilay , May IS , ami those of the officers
created by ordinance come two . < cl s later.
As usual , the now iniyor will Im liberally
provided with material. Them Is no end ot
candidates. Nearly every ofllce Is sought
nftor by from half a dozen to a ecoro of
men and each applicant contends that hli
claim should bo recognized. Then thcro Is n
small army of men who have no choice In
particular. They simply want a Job and nro
willing to allow the mayor to chonso for
them. It ROCS without saying that the avail ,
able positions will not sufllco to jntlsfy tlio
multitude. Hut the suspense will soon b
over and about 90 per cent of the men who
nro now campaigning for recognition will
bo at liberty to look etecwhere.
As a nutter of course the present In
cumbents of the appointive otllros are mak-
IIIR a vigorous effort to hold over. Most of
them were actlvo In the campaign and sup
port ml the nominees of the convention. Hut
with a few exceptions It Is believed that
they will bo compelled to make way for
others on the principle that when thcro nro
so few otllcM and EO mitiy caudldatra ono
man cannot expect to hold on forever.
NOT MAKING ANV SLATKS.
In discussing the subject of appclutmcuts
ycsti-rday Colonel llooros said that no
slate had yet l > een made up. Ho proposed
to solcct his assistants solely with a view to
giving the people a first-class administration
nnd In some catcs It was somewhat dlfllcult
to clccldo between several candidates , each
of whom was strongly recommended , llo
was giving mnst of his time to the con-
sltleratlon of this matter aild would ho ready
to announce his appointments on the datci
designated by the charter.
Whllo It Is true that no choice has been
made for the bulk of the appointments , It
Is known to n few republican leaders who
arc In the confidence of the next mayor that
In nome cases the Identity of tlio appointees
Is practically settled. In others the field
Is still open and the cholco muy not be innilo
until after Colonel Moores lias taken hla
Kent.
Kent.Tho
The city attorneyshlp Is regarded as onp of
the most Important of the charter olllcca
end thcro are a number of prominent
lawyers who would bo glad to receive the
appointment. First among these Is W. J ,
Council , who has managed to hold the offlco
through ( several changes In administration.
Among others who are mentioned arc Harry
C. Hromo , E. J. Cornish and John C.
Wharton. Mr , . Wharton says he Is not a
candidate , but would probably accept If ho
was appointed. Mr. Council's friends urge
In his behalf that there arc n number of
Important city cases now pending , notably
the Uolln case , the Eleventh street viaduct
case and the water works controversy ,
which Mr. Council has In hand , and that ho
should be retained until these are disposed
of. It Is Intimated , however , that there Is a
strong probability that the appointment may
go to an attorney who Is In no Kenno n
politician , hut. who stands near tlio head
of his profession In this county.
It Is understood that Dr. S. 1C. Spaldlng
can have the appointment , of commissioner
of health If he wants It. Thcro Is some
doubt whether ho will accept the position
and Dr. Novlllo and olhcra art , willing to
take It If It comes their way.
Out of thrco or four candidates for plumb
ing Inspector. Ilobcrt Duncan , who was ono
of the counellmcn ousted by the now
charter , Is snid to have the right nf way.
Nate Drown will probably bo appointed
poundmaster
It Is generally expected that the position
of assistant city attorney will be given to
Kdgar H. Scott , who was a candidate when
Leu ICstelle was appointed. Mr. Ustelle. to
gether with Charles Tuttle , J. J. liouehcr
and half a dozen others , are candidates for
the position. City I'rojccutor TcnKyck Is
a candidate for reuppolntment , and Major
Miller , V. It. Wnlkur and various others are
also In tlio race. Charles Tuttle can
probably Imvo the job If he wants It. but It
Is not considered likely that ho would
accept , and It Is still a free-for-all among
the nthor candidates.
Rx-Clty Engineer Andrew Houewatcr will
( irnbably bo the next city engineer. A. J.
Grover Is also a candidate.
MANY ARE WILLING TO SERVE.
Tliero are a number of applicants for the
position of Inspector of buildings nnd no
one seems to have inado connections with
the job up to date. Inspector llarto would
like to remain , and J. K. Tilly , John Mc
Donald. W. M. Carter , Oeorgo DaKSctt , Dlelc
Wilhnell nnd various others prefer to Imvo
It themselves.
flty Electrician Schurlg will probably re
main , as Ills management of the ofllco Is re
garded cs very elllcient and ho In-slio serlou *
opposition.
License Inspector Hurst will have to let go
in favor of another man , and J. T. McVIUIe ,
Richard O'Malley , John Carmody and ncvvral
others are rivals for his shoes.
It IK not certain whether Superintendent
Matthloacn of the city ball will bo dlhplaocd
or not. J. A. Ilcverly wants the Job , and J.
T. McVlttlo prefers It to llronso Inspector ,
l.onls IUtli Held Is also n candidate , nnd tlio
old soldiers want to bo allowed to dcslgtiatu
u man.
The position nt nuporlntomlont of p.troetii
will be created by ordinance ) by the now
council and \V. H. Klbmmi , J. li. Kiinms and
Peter Matza nro among the candldjtes.
Thcro Is no Indication that any ono IIUH the
appointment corrulcd.
The Inspector of weights mid measures ,
which has been ono of the permilsltes of the
colored voters , will bo given to a white man
and the coloied people will be given i > omu-
ihlng eiinally good in Us stead.
John W. Ilattlu will be jirlvaln secretary tr >
the mayor , and T. I' . Maliammltl will iiuc-
eecd Hob Baldwin as janitor for the mayor'H
olllces. Hill Husband , thu present Janitor of
the city jail , will bu compelled to hunt a
job , nnd another colored man will occupy hla
shoes.
Tin- position of special ngent In likely
to lie clinlUkc.il by the council on the scorn
uf economy. If this Is not done J. II. Kiirnan
will ik to bo retained , or John Itutlor , who
held the position for a number of yearn pro-
vloua to thu Hroatch udmlnliitratlon , may to ;
back.
Tiio aspirants for positions will have com
paratively little to hope for from tlio other
city oniclalB-elect. There Is a general ten-
doney to observn civil eervlco rules to a
( treat extent In- the general city olllccs. It Is
rontomlcd that now that the forces have
been reduced to the minimum It IR neces
sary to have experienced men In order to
Imu'llo Ilio business. Tlioro will bo few If
my changed In the of Hero of the clerk and
treasurer , and as the force In the comptrol
ler's olllco la cut down by the now charter
there U no prospect of patronage In that de
partment. Tax Commissioner Sackett will
not decide on tlio makeup nf hla olllce until
! io has organized a nysU'in , and as he U nut
} f town at present hla Ideas havu not been
mcortalned.
I'ojiiiir err city liond * .
City Treasurer Kdwards eent upwards ot
UO.OOO to New York yesterday to take up tlio
londcd obligations which mature May 1.
3f this amount 115,000 applies on long-tlrna
Ijonda. This was raUod by a warrant drawn
jn the Klnklag fund , registered and sold.
Ilio $26,717.60 which U due on nkort-tlm *
bonds nnd coupons was raised by the local
Danka , and the city will pay 7 per ccut
uterent until tliu Mnda are available to
opuy tbo loan ,
