TIIE oat AHA DAILY BEE : . . : ITRTDAY , APUTI * 30 , 1897.
1 SPECIAL NOTICES
* *
Ad vrrllioinrnlN for these rnlninim
"
> rlll ) > < tiikrn until 1UII | ! > i > . in. for the
< M on Inn mill until ] i. in. fur the
liinrnliiK mill HuniliiPilllliinn ,
AilverMrtiTH , 1 > y rciincNtliiK n ntim-
licrvil check , can Imtc nnimcra ml-
tlrcxnril to n tuiinliLTLMl letter In core
< if 1'hc lice. A turner * m nililrcnMuil
Mill lie ilellvercil on ttrcHuntiitliin of
tlir rlibf'lc only.
Itnli-N , l l-'c it nerd firit liiHi-rtlont
1c it noril tlicri-nflvr. Xnlliliiu tnkcn
for leu * than ! i.-.r > tor the Urit limor-
tlnii. Tlimr nilvi-rtlHcincnt * nitmt 1
run cnii
HU SITl'ATIOX.
WANTED , ANY POSITION , OFFICE Otl
otherwise , liv n man of good buslnc" experi
ence. Address 1C 1 ! , Ileo. A M42S 30 *
WANTED. POHITION nv MAM : STKNOO-
raplicr , permanent position preferred ; salary
moderate. Addrvsa 1C 14 , core lire.
SITUATION 11V A YOUNO MAN WHO IS A
Kooil expei lenced typewriter and tdenoKrapher.
Hood references fumlnlicd. Addrrs .1 K Ileo.
A-MUC Ml *
XVAXT1MI MALI3 HULP.
WANTF.D. AN IDEA ; WHO CAN THINK OP
soil * simple thlnu to patent ? Protect your
ldea > , they mny IjrlnB you wealth. Wrlta Jphn
Weddeiburii ft Co. DtpU V. Patent Attorney * .
WnMilnKtoti , 1 > . C. . for their ll.too prlte offer
and a lint of 200 Inventions wanted. II 16
A FEW ENERGETIC HUSTLING MEN CAN
find Ktendy. profitable work with C. I" . Adams
Co. , C24 Ro. Utli St. n 170
URN WANTED , YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED
to learn barber trade nt HIP Omnlm Ilnrbcr
eollOKB ; finest equipped Institution of Ita kind
In the west ; complete coufan elRht week * ;
ternii ! reasonable ; ensli or Installments ; caller
or wrltn for cnlnlogiie ; Inspection Invited.
1317-1319 Domrlns St. . Omahn. H-C12 Ml'
SALESMEN FOR CIGARS ; JIM MONTHLY
nnd raprwa ; old established house ; experience
unnecessary ; Inducements to customers. C. C.
Ulshop Co. . St. Louis. 11-SI1H MIT *
III TO JIO WEEKLY SALARY PAID ClflAn
salesmen. Experience iimip < > oiimry rcrmanent
position. W. L. Kllno Co. , St. Luiil . MII.
WANTEDnXPiUfBNCfi ) nOABTKlt AND
blnst furnace men ; none but esperlcmed men
need npply , wanes. tt.OO to H W per ilny. Ilrlt-
liili Columbia SincltliiB and Refining Co. . Trail ,
II C. 1I-M407 M3
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED , COM-
peUnt ami reliable tnnn to take chnrRC
of n territory In Nebraska , establish
Hull nKondt" * and f upibr\l * the ptile of
the product of a rcllnblp home of this
city. Tatty must lm\p ability as a
salesman nnd manaser and know some
thing of live Htoik ; A 1 references re
quired , flood salary to the rlKht man
llli IncroiHP when earned Slate
'liinllllcntluns fully nnd addict 1C 17 ,
Hi p. 11 4M M2
WANTED. A LAUNDRY MAN AT ONCE. AP
ply Klbley steam laundry , Slblcy , la.
Il-MIVi 30
WANTED. MANAOnit FOR 1111NCH OFFICE
In Omahn , Neb. ; salary J1.2CO nnd commis
sion ; $750 cn h capital required ; also peed
references. 9S3 Dlllrott Square , lliiffalo. N. Y.
II M4S3 SO *
HUN. we OFnu THI : iinsr OPPOIITITNITY
ever offered to become a competent barber In
only 8 wppki ; a full set of the best tools the
market affords Kixen each ptudent free ; situa
tion or location furnished after 8 weeks ; more
calls for men than we can supply. Interesting
catalojue free ; write or call nd Inspect.
Moler llnrber college , Ml AVashlnRton me So ,
Minneapolis D-M4CO Ml *
ONE TAILOR WANTIU ) ; A GOOD HANI ) .
A. V. Oorskc , lllnlr , Neb II M510 30
WANTBI1 K13SIAI.I3 11KLI * .
WANTHD. AN UXrniUUNCKD COOK AND
laundress nt 124 H. 13th ht. C 414-23
aillL LIGHT iiou.snwonic. scoi N.
19th Avc. C-449-30'
GIIIL WANTIIU KOU GUNnilAL I1OU.SI2WOIHC
153 North 40th St. C 432 30 *
IXI'IUIINCID GIIIL van on
oik ; Hinall family. 17:5 Georgia avenue.
C 4C.S 29
WANTID. GOOD emu I'-OH GINIRAL :
housework ; must be good nsher nnd Ironer.
Apply to 1421 21th street , corner C. South
Omahn. C M517 Jll
WANTID , NiiiisiGIIIL. . rou SMALL CHILD ;
must Iiavo reference. Call at ! 3l'J Hirney st ,
C M313 30
WANTHO. GIRL TOR GBNKRAL HOUSU-
ork. WO South ! 1th street. C M511 M2
HOUSES IN ALL I'AUTS OV TIIH CITY. THE
O. ! ' . Davis Compjny , 1505 Fnrnam. D 171
HOUSES. UIJNLIWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TH ST.
D-173
HOUSUS. C. A. STAUU , 025 N.Y.LIFU
0-173
CIIOICH IIOL'snS AND COTTAGES ALL OVKU
the city. J3 to J50. Kidellty , 170S Karnnm St.
D 174
HOUSKS. WALLACU , IJUOU'N JtJJOCK. 1CTII
and Douslas. D 175
IIOUSK3 , COTTAGIW & STOIltlH. ALL I'AUTS
C city. Ijrcnnan , Lo\o Co. , 430 1'axton block.
D-176
1IOVING HOUSUIIOLD GOODS AND 1'IANOS ,
Om.Vau & Sloreijo Co. , 141S 1'arnam. Tel. 1559 ,
D 177
LAltdU LIST. ll'CAOUli. 15TH & DODGU.
D-1C2
IIOUS1U ) , PLATS. GAItVlN BUOS.1C13 KAUNAM
D 178
HOUSUS FOH LT.M1S , PAXTON JJLK.
n 178
LAUOK L1BT. M'CAGUH. 15T1I & DODGI3.
D ISO
PLHASANTLY LOl-ATKD MODHUN IIOUSK ;
rtnt niodnate. C.alinett , 501 Ilroivn lilnck.
D A1303 M2 *
TI'IIKINCITON. C03 JIKB I1U1LDING.
D-181
10-llOOM. MODKUN DHTArilUD IIOU8B.
allclnff distance ; JM.CO. Gar\ln Un > . , 1C13
r.irnurn St. U M6C5
J-MI CHIAP. cos N. u ST ,
1 > 728 119 *
HOUBKH. i'OTTAOitf. : PLATS & STOIlls ;
Inrce ll t. lluuk it Itsniano , BJS N Y Life.
D M7C1-M10 *
ETANI--O11D Cinr-LIJ COTTAGES C-IIOOM
All modern. Apply 204 Hea nulldlng. D 773
10-IIOOM KLAT. DOIIOLAS , NHAU 24TH. MOD-
cin ; bit-am l ! < * ut. Inqulro Llndiiulut , U1C 8 15th ,
D-M121
rou nisT TWO T-ROOM J-STOUY COT-
tnBPB , S > 'iO ti-orner ) and SOU Wvliiter treet ;
r < H > d rcimlr. Henry W. Yuten , Nrbiankn Nu-
llonnl IlanU. D-t06 30
_
TKN.UOOiTMtJDiniN BRICK HOUsH" 2tl4 CaTa
Sit. . J3J.SD.
S.rooni rnwUrn lint , JW Bo. icth , Jl" 50.
C-room modern llat. 1111A I'uclilo. IIS 60.
. n. Mcll.le Room W4 , Klmt Nafl Hank.D .
D 615
e.uooMcon. in.\viNWORTH.
-2SI-M83
HOUSES KOU RENT. J. II. SHERWOOD. 423
Xtw York Life. D-MJJO M
t.ROOit MOD. < .XR. ) Fl.AT JTo7 LEAVKN"
\\orth. W-MI M23
i'OUIl AND 8-UOOM J1ODKUN PLATS. lll3s
Htli. D-iil MS *
POIt HUNT , UI.KOANT fl-UOOM 1IUIC1C. TsS
Pnrk At > \ . i > | > p"'lt Hunrccm Paik , all modem
linnulro Jnhn Dale , SO'J N. Y. Life , mvner.
D-4JJ K
FOIl HUNT. KAST PI1ONT UKHIDUNf'K WITH
barn and larao criuindii , IK Park me.
Ntrli'tly inodrrn IUI nnd ctnrrH In the n
IMvldca building , opponllo city hull , John
W. Itubliliif , ARent , ISO ! 1'rrnsm St.
BKVKN UOOM MODUUN HOl'lK. I.AROI :
itwn. 3711 X. nth Bt. ! > - < SO *
< l SOUTH ZITH AVB. , SMALL HOUKi : AND
K rden , D Mdu
THKUSMIOUM COTTAGR. HI SOUTH IfiTH
tr t , I-M515SI :
TWO 81X-UOOM , ALL MODIHIN
Inc-luJintr bath ; In nirlclly lli > .l-cl.m rondlllim
rnd nrlehlwrlioodi rrnt , IILOfl prr nionthj they
nre 1511 N. rxth Blrcet and ! tOi Knvatd. tey
Hi 210 Hmnrd.
KOU IJKXT I-TU.MSHK1S 11OO3IS.
GTIAH liKATnn IIOOMO. Tm.npnoNK AND
nil oonvenlrnrm. rHti reasonable. Pundt Iti l-
tS ! S. ITlh fit. K-iM
EOUTH JlOOUa-19-M OAPJTOL AVI1
PIIONT ANH HAC-K PAIU U KOU IlENT
I'-urnlfbrJ ' or unfuniUheil ; flnilo ur to suite.
N , i : . Cur. Hu aid and l tb 81. K I7'J ' MS *
roii TVT rrnMSiinn HOOMS.
( Continued. )
Kt'UNlflHKD ROOMS KltOM * 4 f < 0 UP , MODHUN
convenience * . 1709 Callfomln St. K W )
HANDSOMP. Sl'ITB OP ROOMS NKWLY
tnpcrcd , 124 No. 19th. K M4S3 MS *
ROOMS , LIGHT HOUSHKURPINa. 1911 DOIT
las. i : MIM MS"
HLHOANTLY PL-RNISIHID SUITi : OP ROOMS ,
also single rooms. 114 South 23th St.
POR HKNT-PLHASANT rURNlSHiD ROOMS.
620 N 19th Ht. i : 417 M2
ROOM , SINGLB OR KNSPITK ,
board If deslreil. 2224 Hurt. IJ-M518 M2
roll HKNT FUUNISHi : ! ) OR UNri'RNISlinD
rooms. 1922 DodRC Btrcct. lr-M.12 30 *
I'l HMSIIIOP ItOOMS AM ) IIOAHl ) .
ROOMS AND HOARD. 1724 DOUGLAS.
K 2tO M *
nnsitiARLi : ROOMS. WITH HOAUD. nnrr.u-
_ eneei. ! S02 N 18th. P-M389 Mi *
PPIINISHID HOOMS AND HOARD , 1000 CAPItol -
tel avenue ; Dr. Peabodi's residence.
F M392 10 *
PLIASANT ROOMS ; GOOD UOAIID. s io HAH-
ley. F M514 MC
i CHAMiinus KOU HINT , MAN AND
city water. wa te pipe. 319 N. 17lh street.
G-MJ
KOU Hli.NT SrOIinS AMI OKKICI'.S.
KOU HKNT-THi : 4-STORY I1UICIC HflLDINO
nt 916 Pamam St. This btilldlnft has a fireproof
cement basement , complete steam lieatlnj ; fu
tures ; water on all floors ; gas , etc. Applv at
the olllco of The Hee. 1 910
AfiK.M'S WASTI3U.
WANTKD AOUNTO. > 75 PHR MONTH AND
expenses paid ncthe men If rlRht ; goods sold
by sample only , samples , nlso horse nnd car-
rlate furnished free. Address Jobber , Ucix ti303 ,
Iloston , Mast. J 1S2 1
Mnud Mullen's sister was a little too gay
To be out In the meadow making hay.
Cooking and washing were the proper capers
And in her spare time she read the newspapers.
Her heart stopped beating and threatened her life ,
Reading the nd of a banker who wanted a wife.
She answered the ad without delay
And soon was n bride , quite happy , they say.
The moral to this , of course you surmise ,
To supply any want you must advertise.
It. . W.
yrouAGB.
OH. VAN & 8TORAC1U. 1415 FAIINAM. TEU 15'9.
11 183
PACIFIC STOn.\OI2 AND WAnUHOUSU CO. .
OOS-S10 Jones. General Btorace nnd forwarding.
AVAXTED TO 11UY.
SD-IIAND ruRNiTUiu : & STOvns. nnowN's.
102 S. 14th. N-MStt M 12'
. A RicoND-iiAND PHAETON IN
food order. .Addiess K 18 , The Ileo.
N M11S 20
WANTID. SIICONIXHANDVATIH IIOTOK :
Klve slzo and price. \ \ ' . II. Kornx. Casper ,
Wyo. N M516 SO *
FOH SALE HOUSES , WAGO.VS , in'C.
rou SALU. ONIJ NICI : DIUVINO JIOIISB ,
IIUBKV nnd harnens. ? 50.00 ; line saddle pony ,
nno line delivery horse. Old Garneuu Btublcii ,
ICtli nnd Leavcnworth. 1' MJSt 30 *
FOH SAI-K MlSCKI.T.AMiOUS.
HAIIWOOD CnilllJINO , IIOQ AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than "all wire. " C. 11. Lxe. SOI
IJouglas. Q-1SJ
ClIICKIIN , IfOQ AND IS\VN TONCK ; ALL
Hire ; clieaU ) r tlian wood. Wire Wollta. 403
So. Ktli. Q-3JG MI
IIEST SKED BWKGT I'OTATOnS. J1.15 P15II
lybl. ; all uartH. Address TlieoVllllnni , Omaha.
Q-it 1S8
\VEI > SHANS 8TONE FILTKll. 309 S. I7TH ST.
Q MKO nU
roii SALI-OID LUiinrm OF ALL Di : . crur-
tloni ; apply to T. C. WlUion , old fair grounds.
Sherman n\enue , or Associated Clarities , S07
Howard street. Tel. 1C4S. Q mWS-in 17
TO 1IAVIJ YOtIK NEW Oil OLD WIIEEUS
rnblipr tired ; for n good home-made bussy. or
for Unit clafs pulntlii ) ? nnd repairing , reu Wm.
1'felfTer , Sitli & H-axcmvortli . ' .
Q2.Mi !
SlISCKLLAXKOUS. *
OA11DENS AND FARMS TO HENT. T. MIJIl-
ray. H M840
CLAIHVOVAXT.
MHS. FUIIV , CLA111VOYANT , BIT N. 1GTII.
S MSIO M5
.tlA.SSAJi : , 11ATIIS , ETC.
ants. mi. I.UON , KI.VJCTIUC MASBAOIJ HATH
parloiu ; resUu ) and curaUie. 417 S. lllh. ui > -
stnirs. T JllltC Ml *
IM'.IISOVAL.
: 3.00 RUPTURE CURED TILL MAY 1ST FOR
(25.00 ; nu pain ; no detention from business ; we
tefir tn humlredn of patients cured. Th" O. U
Miller Co . IBJ-J 4w York Llfo Uldg. , Omaha ,
U-1S6
V1AV1 roil UTUIIINK TIIOUKLKB. 34C-S UEE
Ill.lii ; iiliyclcljn , consultation or hcnlth book
ficu. U is ;
IIATIlb , HAaaAGU , MME. ! > OaT , SU14 8. 13TH.
U-1M
OMAHA DENTAL COLLEOIS. 1ZTH & 1'ACIFIC
Hty. Teeth Silledltll uold. umalBam. iln , cut-
tupcrclia , cement und platen made for coet of
material only. Teeth extracted nnd cleaned free
U-US
MAONBTJC HATHH TOIl I ADIES. THIS NEW
u Iiutltute. : i-i'll lice lildj
U-M37J MS *
UMIIRCLUV MlBTAKi-II THKItliCUa.NKiKD
l dy ho claimed the slrnder , cotered , crooked
liumllff. silver trimmed uinbiclln from Ciclcli-
ton TlifntPi- ticket t.lllce , Hoiiper perfoimaiice -
Inet Tut-sdny nrculnit , ulll return It tram
ulieiiuo taken , no iiuertlona will be utkvd of
her or her gcntlumm filend , or otlirrHlte piib-
llclly made. DeticlUc. U ( C J0
RIOXKVTO I.OAX HUAl , isTAT .
Mo.vrnr TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVKI * OMAHA
reul citnle. Ilreunan , Jxive Co. , 1'uUcn blotk.
W 19)
AKTHOMr IXAN & TIIUST CO. . SI5 K. Y. U :
quick money at low tales for rualco fini land !
In luun. northern lllfsuurl , eaitni ; Nrbntfit.
W 1)4
ON OMAHA I'aOl'EIlTY. IXJWKST UATK3 !
bulldlnc loan * wantoJ. FMvlltv Trust Co.
W-IM
UMKU ON ijirnovnn & uNixu-rtovED CIT ?
projKity. W. Kamam Bmlih & Ca , ice l' rn m.
WE WILL IIAVH JW.WO TO JWO.OOO TO LOAM
In April , Mar , Juno and July on nr.t-clirs Im-
iTined Omaha prupmy In sum of t. * 0 to
ilC.CO ) ; wunt a | > i > llriitluns at ouc t lawr > t rutti
< ! lirst Ii-aiit. 1'U.litjr Trust couiiunyjrog
BL Vf-W
MOMJV TO IOAHiI USTATIJ.
( Continued. )
WANTED , GOOD FA1UI LOANS IN
Neb. II. C. 1'eters & Co. , U. S. Nnt. Hank bldg.
"
MONIJY TO LOAN AT LOV RATES. TL3
O F. Dnvlf Co. . 1505 Farnnm Bt. \V-19t
1-Alt.M LOANS. 1 TO 10 YEARS ! LOWEST
rates. Garvln tiros. , 1C13 Farnnm St.
St.W'SJJ
C PER CENT MONEY ON NER K IA. FARMS.
W. I ) . Melkle. 1st Nnf ! Ilk. bldg. , Omnhp.
W VH
MOMJV TO LOAX CIIATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN. SO. M. 0 DAYS. FIIRNI.
tur. > . t'lano ' * , etc. Dull Green , room S , Darker bin.
MONEY TO I/5AN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
linrxf" , wBROna. etc. , nt lowest rntes tn city ;
no lernoval of Roods : strictly conddentlnl ; > ou
cnn piy the Incn nt ( nt nny time or In nny
nraount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
206 So. Kill St.
X19S
iitisixr.ss CHA.VCRS.
IJIlUO BTORE-SNAP TOR A HUSTLER ; 1N-
VMtlKnte ; will reqtilrp tZ.500 to $3 CCO. J. J.
Gibson , room 614 , 1st Nnt. Dank. Y 512 M5
IJOO INVESTED EARNH ISO WEEKLY ; NO
Block piipciilntton or gold mine Investment ;
you control capital , nftn sticcesiful yeir. par-
tlcutnra frrc. Clmse & Campbell , 12 Unlnn
S.junre , New York. Y MJC7 m3
SMALL HOTEL OF TWENTY ROOMS. IN-
qillro nn premises , 318 S. lth st. Y M26S30
WANTED , I't'HCIIASERS FOR HALF INTER-
put In Inrttc Krocery nnd fruit store. Fine
location lift city trndc. Addrew Sllth , 1114
West 19th. Sioux City , In. Y MSZO MG
TOIL KXCIIAN01C.
FOR EXCHANGE , DIMIRE FIRST-CLASS
Omnlia projiorty , not lej 9 thnn 9 rooms , with
Imrn , for choice clear residence or rentnl
property In St. Joseph , Mo. Addresi K 15. Bee.
Z-M423 30
SALOON. ONE OF THE REST. J. J. GII5SON
614 First Notional bank bulldlnff. Z MCSO
FOH SAIjC IltTAIi 1SSTATI3.
PLACK nAHGAINS. 12,500. $3,750 TO
J6COO. Sen photos nt ICth nnd Farnnm : Morse
Bids. J. J. Gibson , 614 First National Ilk. Bldff.
RE-200
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS-
CJeo. P. llciuU Real Estate Co. , Paxton Uioclc.
Ml
ABSTRACTS. II. H. NEALE , 617 N. Y. LIFE.
RE M27I 30 *
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND IXDTS
In any nnd every part of city , north , east ,
south nnd west , ranBlnR- from J550 to J5.000 or
J6.000 nnd upwards. Any terms desired. Hemls
Paxton block. KM 375 '
DESIRAI1L.E HOMES NEAR HANSCOM PARK
that nro bargains. Joseph H. Piper. Witlmcll
RE-M332-1
FOR SALE-MODERN 0-ROOM HOUSI5 ON
paved street nuar llanscom park. Apply 2713
Poppleton a\e. RE M701
F ? " Si I : > TWELVE ROOM MODERN
house , 100 feet front , nt northeast corner Izjrd
nnd 41st streets. enc of the most desirable
locations in Walnut Hill. A smaller house
nnd lot will be
accepted In part payment ,
balance on easy teinm. Apply to owner on
premises , No. 4032 Izai'd St. HE 170-
BNAI'S-
{ .00 , full lot , 60x124 ft. ndjolnlns Kountze Plnce.
I8.)0 , .S. \ \ . corner 27th nnd Dorcas streets , 300x
H5 feet.
I1.7JO for two houses ct 27IC-18 N. SStli street ,
lot SIxM feet.
I2.SOO. W W. corner 2Sth nnil Half Howard
streets. 4x120 feet.
I6.COO , N. W. corner 25th nnd Cnpltol avenue ,
lot C6xll5 feet ; s-rnom modern house.
JMin N. Frenzer , opp. P. O RE M3S5 I
THE CHEAl'EST PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH ,
ern part of the city l lot 2. bile. 11 , S. E. Mag.
crs' mid. , 22W to 2.-SI S. 13th. 132 fret east front
on 13th Ht. , 3 cott.iRes and 3 small stores , only
12,000. G. G. Wallace , 312 J. J. Iliiinn Illlc.
RU 4M Ml
tl
LOST.
IX3ST A PAIR OF OOI.D RIMMED GLASSES
Return to ISIS Douglas nnd receive reward. (
Lost 915 he
he
LOST-PUO PUP. WITH STEKL COLIJVIl. pi
bells nnd Inj No , 30 pini
; , return to 2f21 Hnrney ni
st , for reward. Lost 415-29 fore
ro
th
MUSIC , AHT AXI1 LAXfJUAfii : . tl'
ai
( ir.OROIQ F OELLMNHECIC , BANJO , MANDO. Ft
_ ' w' ' eultnr teacher , 1807 Farnam etrtaU to
Ctl
pi
III
ASTIIOLOfJV. ro
)
PROFESSOR A , MABEIIY OF EGYPT l'\LM- Pi
Istry and nstrolosy , the wonder of the ago : I'll '
past , present nnd future told or no charge , at ro
JOS5 Hurney St. , Omaha , Neb , 250-20 * Ht
lie
rAWXHHOICISIIS.
til
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1C ST. til
re
re
ul
BIIOHTIIAVI ) AXI > TVIM3WJIITI.VG.
OS
A , C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 613 N. Y. LIFH. Of
niwi
wi
AT OMAHA UUS. COLLEGE. 18TH & Pi
201 in
inat
at
atPi
KMIM.OV3IEXT pare
by
ANY ONR WANTING MALR Oil FEMALE ro
h lp , call Canudlai. olUce , 1522 I > ouulaai tele- l >
. '
plu.no'liSt. _ JI276 SO
til
til
ELOCUTION. til
cr
PHYB1CAL TRAINING , MRS. DORWARD. CM th
_ N. 18th. -M108-Ai7 u bid
In
IIHK.SSMAKINn , fir
ax
DIIESOMAKING. IN FAMILIES. MISS his
Ftun'r. Wl Bu-deltc. -Mrn 8U th
Pli
the
HKWI.VG MAOIII.VnS AXD ar
tear
NEW HOME. HOUSKHOLD AND WHITE and
it iIng machine ofllcu , 1514 Cap. are. Tel. 1574. ful
204 the
Ell
Sll
I > l
Ull
SIDEWALKS-ARTIFICIAL STONE. liltlCK. for
nulurul Jitonv. W. J. Wtlshunn. 309 S. ITtli at. the
-C21 MS
lie
ACCOUXTAM * .
II. Cl EURIt. I'UULIC ACCOUNTANT. 1C1T
Fanum.
MASOX WOIIH : oiinin.
J. P. HBALY , 1S21 CLAlllT STREET.
M$67 MIS'
NICVKR TO LATE T\S SMEND-BE SURE.
have bnby cabs , roe Lflp < l rnttnn furniture ,
it-paired , renewed ami painted ; don't make a
ml tnke. Call nt 716 N. ICtli U Chairs re-
ncnted ; bnby cabs mnd < tn."lrder. | | M2M 80
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JIASTEU'S SAI E.
In the Circuit Court of the United Stntos
for the District of Kansas. First Division.
The New York Security & Trust Company.
Trustees , Complainant , vs. The Kansas
Central Railroad Comt.nny. The Union
Pacific Railway Company , S. H. II. Clark ,
Oliver W. Jllnk , E. Hllery Anderson. J.
\V. Doano and K U. Coudert. Defendants.
In Chnncery. No. 7.1M.
I'uhllc notice Is hereby Riven that under
and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District
ol KunMH. First Division , rendered In the
abovn entitled stilt. I will , on Tuesday , thu
25th day of May , 1S97 , at ono o'clock p. m.
25of said day , offer nt public sale at auction
and sell to the highest and best bidder , nt
the city of Le.\vpn orth , Leavenworth
county. State nnd District of Kansas , at
the front door < of the brick hulldlnpr on the
northeast corner of Choctaw and Main
streets , used as a local freight oHlce , in
B.ild city of Leavonworth , the following
described real estnto lands and tenements ,
toK AH and singular , the railroad of the , said
Kansas Central Railroad Company or
which the said company w.is by law
authorized to construct , extending and to
tin constructed from Ix > avenworth In the
htato of Kansas throuch the counties of
htLi eavenworth. Jefferson. Atc.hlson , Jackson ,
Potta atomic. Illloy. Clay , Marshall , Cloud ,
Mitchell and thence to the wet line of said
Btatc together with a branch from the
main'lino as specltled in the charter of the
snld Kansas Central Itallrond Company ,
und nlso of the jiroperty , ilshts .and
franchlfles whatsoever then held or there
after to bo acquired by the Bald KnnwiH
Central Railroad Company , Including all
the ! railroads , ways and rights of way , nnct
nil the depot grounds and other lands , and
nil the tracks , bilducs , viaducts , culverts ,
fences and other structures , and all the
depots , htatlons , station houses , unglno
houses , car houses , freight houses , wood
hoiis'-fl and other buildings , and all ma
chine shops nnd other shops held or nc-
nulrcd , nnd which shall bo held or acquired ,
for use In connection with the said rail
road or In connection with the business
thereof , and Including also all the locomo
tives ' , tenders , passenger , baggage , freight
and other cars , and all the other rolling
stock and equipment , and all the machinery ,
tools. Implements , fuel and material for
constructing , operating , repairing , or re
placing the said railroad , or the equip-
inputs or appurtenances of the said lall-
road , now held or hereafter to bo acquired
1)3 the said party of the Ilrst pait ; and In
cluding also nil the franchises of the said
party of the first part -connected with or
relating to the said rnllruad , or the con-
Htructlon , maintenance , Or' ' "so thereof , to-
cuther with all and slngiaV } ) the tenements ,
hereditaments and appurtenances to the
paid railroad anil prcmjiwSs. or any part
thereof , belonging or Irjj'Xuiy wlso upper-
talnlng , and the reversion and reversions ,
remainder and remainder * , tolls. Incomes ,
rents , Issues and profits- ( hereof ; and alao
the estate , right , tltlelinterest , property ,
possession , claim and demand whatsoever ,
well In law as In equity , of the sulcl party
the Ilrst part , of , in And to the s.imu
nnd any nnd every part nnd parcel thereof ,
with the appurtenances n fully and com
pletely in all respects , and to all Intents
and purposes as if thrtcsaid railroad were
thft date thereof fully constructed , com
pleted nnd equipped , and < all books of ac
count and vouchers kept , 'and to liu kept
the said party of the flrst pirt and
relating to the s.-ilci nillroad or to the
business i thereof , ' ' - * > '
The decree provides , among other things ,
that said property slipU bo sold as nil en
tirety nnd in ono parceluntl ; without valua
tion , appraisement or redemption , The do-
crco further provides , u'motig other things ,
that the special master ahull accept no
for the property from nny bidder for
sum less than two hundred thousand del
lars , nor from any bidder who shall not
first place In his hands and deposit with him
a pledge that said bidder will inaltu good
bid If accepted , the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars , In money or In n certified
check upon a national bunk satisfactory to
master. The deposit so received from
any successful bidder shall be returned
him when tlio property is struck down ,
tha deposit received from the success
bidder shall bo applied on account of
purchase price of tlio property , In case
such bidder complies with the terms of the
nale , obeys the order of the court und com
pletes his purchase. If ho fulls to da so
such deposit shall bo forfeited as u penalty
such failure und shall bu applied as
court may direct.
For further particulars , reference is
hereby had to the terms , of this decree , en-
teml February 1. 1837.
HIRAM. P. DIMX5N. Special Muster.
ROSSINOTON , SMITH & DALLAS ,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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THREE TIE IN FIRST PLACE
Oincinnati , Fhlhdolphia and Baltimore All
Stand nt Top.
LEADERS' WINNING STREAK IS STOPPED
IMtliltiirfr AVIna thp ( Jniuc Hint Jinked
C'lnclniiiitl LUMP tur tlio Klnt
, ThniSf rei of Other
. IJiiincs.
Cincinnati , 7 ; Plttsbure. S.
1'hlliulclphln , 12 : Hrooklyn , 11.
Baltimore 6 ; New York. 3.
Washington. 5 ; Boiton , 3.
I/oulsvllle , 5 ; Chicago , 3 ,
St. Louis , G ; Clcvelnlid , 6.
Indianapolis , 9 ; Detroit , 0 ,
Mlnnenpolls , 6 ; KnnMs City , 4.
Columbus , 2 : Graml Hnplds , 1.
Mlhvaukce-St. Paul , no game ; rnln.
CINCINNATI , April 20. The I'lttsburBS
stopped tlio winning streak of the Clticln-
Stni
nntls today by defeating them In a closet and
exciting game. Khret was substituted for
Dwyer In the eighth nnO. the visitors were
unable to score thereafter. Urodlo was fined
$25 for questioning Umpire Sheridan's de-
clalons. Attcndanco 3,000. Score :
Cincinnati 211101100-7
Pittsburg 000031400-S
Uaso hltsi Cincinnati. S ; 1'Ittsburg , 11. Er
rors : Cincinnati , 2 ; Pittsburg , 2. Eatnetl
runs : Cincinnati , 2 ; Pittsburg , 3. Two-bnso
lilts : Vaughn , Lyons , Hurkr. Klllen. Thrce-
b.usu l hits , lirodle. Vail Klin , Home run : Ely.
Stolen bases : Burkr > (2) ( ) . Miller (1) ( ) . Double
plays : McPhco to Illtchlo to VniiBhn. First
base ; on balls : OIT Dwyer , 5 ; oft Klllen , 3.
Struck out : Uy Dwyer , 2. Batteries : Cln-
rlmmtl , Dwyer , Khret im Peltz ; PUtsburg ,
Klllcn nnd Sudden. Umpire : Slicrldnn.
PHILADELPHIA , 12 ; 1JUOOKLYN , 11.
. . PHILADELPHIA , April 29. Plillndeliihla
defeated Brooklyn today In nn exciting nnil
hard-hitting giune. Hoyle. In the sixth Inn
ing , drove the ball to lett center for n homo
run , with three men on the bases , Carney
hurt his hand In the third Inning nnd John
son took his place. Payne ntnrtetl to pitch
for Hrooklyn , but was taken out ut the end
of the fourth and D.iub llnlshed the pamo.
Brooklyn came within nn nco of tlolnir the
score In Hie ninth on a lilt and bases on
balls. Attendance , 5,121 , score :
Philadelphia 10230501 0-12
Brooklyn 21220100. 3 11
llaso hits : Philadelphia. 14 : Brooklyn , 1C.
Errorat Philadelphia , 2 ; Hrooklyn , 2. Unriicil
runs : Philadelphia. , 7 ; Brooklyn , 7. Two-
bnso l hltsi Boyle , Jones , ixiclmnce. Grim.
Three-base hits : Cooley , Jones , Cannvnn.
Homo run : Uoylo. Stolen base. Delehnnty.
Double plays : Dolnhanty to Clutneiits.
Klrst base on balls : Off Cursey , 2 ; oft
Johnson , 1 ; oft Payne. 3 : olT Daub , 2. lilt by
liltcher : Greer , Ck'inonts , Lachmicc. Struck
out : By Johnson , 2 ; by Payne , 1 ; by Daub.
1. Wild pitch : Johnson. Sacrifice hits :
Hallman. Glllcn. Batteries : Philadelphia ,
Carsey , Johnson nnd Clements ; Brooklyn ,
Payne , Daub < nnd Grim. Umplio : Emslla.
HALTLMOHK. 0 ; NEW YORK. 3.
BALTIMORE , April 29. The Giants lost
to thu Baltlnioros today In u cnmu T\hlch
showed : but little Interest. Wilson's Uul
throwing to second In the fourth helped to
give the homo team the game. Nops was
very steady at critical momenta and his nll-
nround work was the- feature of the game.
Attendance , 3,101. Score :
Baltimore 10040100 C
BiN
New York 3
Base lilts : Baltimore , C ; New York , 9. Er
rors : Baltimore. 1 ; Now York , 3. Earned
runs : Baltimore , 3 ; New York , 12. Two-
base hits. Keeler , Stenzel. Three-base
brhi
bits : Keeler , Nops. Stolen bases : Stcnzel
(2b. ( ) lleltz. Kelly (2) ( ) , Doheny. First base on
balls : Off Nops. 2 ; ofC Doheny , 2. lilt by
pitcher : Nops , Van Hnltren. Kelly. Struck
out : By Nops , 2 ; by Doheny , 2. Passed ball :
Wilson. Sacrifice hit : Jennings , liattcilei :
Baltimore , Nops nnd Hoblnson ; New York ,
Doheny and Wilson. Umpire : Lynch.
LOUISVILLE , 5 ; CHICAGO , 3.
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , April 29. George
Hemming , late of the Baltimore team ,
pitched his Ilrst game for Louisville today
and held Alison's colts down to live ; hits.
The big pitcher also helped to win the
game with n timely two-bagger. A heavy
shower stopped the game for fifteen
minutes in the lirst half of the third. Score :
Louisville . 00002 ° 300-5
Chicago . 10-020000 0 3
Hits : Louisville , 7 ; Chicago , 5. Errors :
Louisville. 2 ; Chicago , 2. Karned runs :
Louisville , 2 ; Chicago , 3. First base on
balls : Off Hemming , 2 ; oft Brisgs , 0.
Struck out : By Hemming , 1 ; by Brlggs , 7.
Homo run : Decker. Three base hit : Mc-
Creery. Two base frits ; Hemming and
Dahlen. Sncrllice hit : D.ililcn. Stolen
bases : Pickering nnd Clarke. Double plays :
Holmes to Wcidun , Holmes to Cllngrnan.
Batteries : Louisville , Hemming and Dex
ter ; Chicago , Bilggs and Klttrldgc. Um
pire : McDonald.
ST. LOUIS , G ; CLEVELAND , G.
ST. LOUIS. April 29. The Browns pulled
an apparently lost game fiom the llro In
the ninth Inning today. With the score ti
to 4 against them , they went In and singles
by Dowd , Turner , Hartman and Blei bailer
tied the score. With the b ises full and two
out , Sockalexls made ii great catch of Mc-
Farland's long fly , which prevented defeat
for Ills side. The game * was called on ac
count of daiknewi at the end of the ninth
Inning. Attendance , 400. Score :
St. Louis . 02001001 2-fi
Cleveland . 20003100 0 fl
Hits : St. Louis , 12 ; Cleveland , 14. Errors :
St. Louis , 3 ; Cleveland , 3. Earned runs : St.
Louis , 3 ; Cleveland , 2. Two base hit : Mc-
Aleer. Three base lilt : Tobeau. Homo
runs : Connor and McKean. Stolen bases :
Dowd , Turner , Bauer , Cross , Burkett , Mc
Kean nnd McAlcer (2) ( ) . First bnhe on balls : ,
Off Esper. 1 ; off Young , 4. Hit by pitched
ball Burkett. Stiuck out : By Esper , 1.
Batteries : St. Louis. Esper and McFar-
land ; Cleveland , Young and Zlminer , Um
pire : McDonald.
WASHINGTON , n : BOSTON , 3.
WASHINGTON. April 29. The Senators
had their eyes on the ball today , as is
shown by the records mnrto by Mei
l > emr.nt , while the Boston players nd
played a decided Inability to lleld. 'x . i .
combination cuva the gnmo to Wushlnston !
Attendance , 2,500. Score :
Washington 040000001-6
Host on 001 11000 0 3
Hits : Washington. 11 ; Boston , 8. Errors :
Washington , 2 ; Boston , 0. Earned *
BoMon. 2. Two base lilt ! Hamilton ,
base hit : Stnhl. Stolen bases : Detnont (3) ( ) ,
Duffy. Abbey. Long nnd Mercer (2) ( ) . Hit by
pitched.lm.Lowo. . ! ! . : . Struck out : By
, 2. Wild pitch ! Mercer. Batteries
Washington , Mercer nnd Farrell : Boston
Lewis nnd flanr.el. t'mplro. Hurst.
STANDING OF TIHJ TEAMS.
Played. Won. Ixist. P.C
Cincinnati .W
Philadelphia . $
Baltimore 7 U 1 V >
Louisville ( i 4 1 , S *
St. Louts fl 3 2 .Ut
Pittsburg .000
Brooklyn .429
Washington G 2 4 .ST
Now York fi 2 4 3
Chicago 7 1 C 14.
Boston 7 1 C .11.
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SCOHKS OF T111J WliSTIJUJf IiKAOWIJ.
Detroit I. IP 11 Cnnio io Iiiilliiiiiiimlln
liy Uiunlrr'n Orilrrx.
INDIANAPOLIS , Intl. . April ! ! > . Umpire
Kbrlght pave -today's game 'to Indlnnui > ells
9 to 0. The homo team had scored llvo runs
tip to the end of the fourth Inning , when
the Detrolts began delaying the game. hopIng -
Ing for rain. Scorei
Indianapolis 302 ft-,1
Detroit 1000-1
Bnso lilts : Indianapolis , I : Detroit , 3.
Errors : Indianapolis. 0 ; Detroit , 2. Batter
ies : Gear and Kahoc : Euan , Trost and
KANSAS CITY , April . Scoro.
Mlnnpapollr 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 -
Kansas City 200100100-4
Bnso hits : Minneapolis , 10 ; Kansas City
7. Errors : Minneapolis , 0 ; Kansas City , fi.
Batteries : Carney und Moran ; Abbey and
Lake.
COLXTMBUS. O. , April 29.-Scoro :
Columbtli 000000002-2
Grand Uaplds 000001000-1
Base hlt-i : Columbus. 3 ; Grand Kaplds. B
Errors : Columbus 2 ; Grand Bntilds , 2. Bat
teries : Beadle , Daniels and Fisher ; llcldy
and Bucklov.
MILWAUKEE. Anrll 29. No game ; rain.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Indianapolis 7 G 1 .S , "
Columbus 7 C 2 .71-
St. Paul . .C7
Minneapolis .571
Kansas City .429
Detroit .429
Milwaukee G 2 4 .333
Grand Hnplds 7 0 7 .000
Oninrt of tlioVoHtern Aionieliilioti.
ST. JOSEPH , April 29. The base ball sea
son opened hero today with Cedar llnpHK
A magnificent street parade was given prior
to the game , In which the city and county
olllclals joined. Mayor Vorlei pitched the
Ilrst ball. The day was cold nnd damp ,
but 11500 people attended. Score :
St. Joseph 00020000 0 2
Cedar Ilaplds 02000100' 3
Base hits : St. Joseph. B ; Cedar Tlnnldi , S
Errors. St. Joseph , 2 ; Cedar Ha lds , 4. Ilat-
teiles : Bardce and Collins ; Cailvh and Ful-
ler.
ler.DUBITQtTE. . la. , April 29.-Score : I5u-
buquo , fi ; Burlington , 4. BJIMO lilts : Du-
buiie ( | , 13 ; BurlliiKton , 4. Hrrors : Dubunue ,
Ii ; Burlington , 2. Bntteripn : Butler and
Sullivan : Kltson nnd Williams.
DES MO1NES. la- . April 2" ) . Score : Des
Mollies , 7 ; Hockford. 2. Base hltsi Des
Molnes , 13 ; Ilockford. S. Errors : Des
Molncs , 4 ; Hoekford , fi. Batteries. Sonler
and Lehman ; Underwood and Qulnn.
RESULTS ON TUB UU.VXIXG TIIACICS.
UniiiineUlinrii , Illuming on Throe
I.CKN , Wliin Illn lliici * at Momiililn.
MEMPHIS , Tenn. , April 9. Weather cold
nnd track heavy from last night's rain ,
Bannockburn opened favorite at 1 to 3 for
third race , the Memphis stakes , at llvo fur
longs. Humor spread that the colt was
very lame and the odds receded to oven
money , Isabey being backed at 4 to 6. Mev
Gulgiui was refused permission to with
draw Bannockburn. Tlio latter horse took
the lead nt the fall of the Hag , nnd al
though practically running on three f3t ,
won , easily by three feet from Isabay. ll-in-
nockburn pulled up extremely lame and
hobbled back to the judges' stand. Kcsults
Fltst race , selling , four fnrlonw : Tern
Lilly won , Tamaro second , Mordlcu third
Time : 0:52'i. :
Second racA selllm ? , seven furlongs : Ma-
mi > G won. Judge Stead mnn second , Lady
Britannic third. Time : 1:3.1 : ? ; .
Third race , Memphis stakes , flvo furlongs
Pannockburn won. Isabey second , Swunjjo
third. Time : 1:054. :
Fourth race , selling , aevon furlongs : Don
Fulano won , Bill Ellison second , Oily Gamin
third. Time. 1:33' : , ' . .
Fifth race , hurdles , one and ona-clghth
miles : Warbonnct won. King Elm second ,
FollV third. Time : 2:12 : < 4.
CINCINNATI , O. , April 29. Jockey Monk
Overtoil fell off Tigcrlno In the fifth race at
Newport and received a scalp uotmd.
Kelly , who had the mount on George Pat
terson In the last race , also took a tumble
nnd was badly bruised up. Track fast. Ue-
bults :
First race , six furlongs , selling : Bona
Schoenfeld won , "Will Wallace second.
Princess Teck third. Time : JilaVj.
Second race. live furlongs : Domlnls won ,
Chlcopeo second , Tolo Simmons third.
Tlmo ; 1:02' : ' , .
Third lace , one nnd one-eighth miles :
Dorothv III won , Blacksllk second , Leallol
third. Time lfi56. : .
Fourth race , ono mile : HosantQ won ,
Grayling second , Cadillac third. Time :
Fifth race , four and one-half furlongs :
Flora Louise won. Lady of the West sec
ond. Strathloti third. Time : 0:53. :
Sixth race , sl'c furlongs : Imp won , J.
Walter second. Goodlng third. Tlmo : 1H'X- : .
CHICAGO , April 29. The Forsytho track
was a sea of mud today. Hcsults :
First race , live-eighths of a mile : Tom
Anderson won. Domlnlco second , Wella
Street third , Time : 1:0014. :
Second lace , llvo-cJghths of a mile. Lucy
relr
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attciKlniico nt Aqnrt.1 > < > There wn n
wn.i fnlrly pocnl. Thrt toilny ntn > tlio
you ns JHxl Impntnl tr.t nno of tlio pen-
ts tralnor t of UnmlolprTu Nni. J. Krnlnnntr ,
sent hl. lllly to the. . poit twMV Olr' ' . \ °
minds Pliort of wolslit. tnilA onc-liMC
risen , on Kay Srnn thrown amVt .IIM. "
Tlio ] stpwnnls drrhlPd to lofttsp to"\llr ° 1 ! :
llcmnRpiriipwho rtin n\fny ypttcrrt
start ilurliiR tlio rest of the mcetliiR.
mnrlra :
PI Klr.st race , about PCVPII ftirlonK < , p
P.irmc I .in won , Paraovcr soeonil , 1'otrcl
third. Tlmo : 1:27. :
Socon.l rnco. four nnd onr-hnlf fttrlonirfl !
Monpy Pplnncr won , Xlity Ilrhmnnn second ,
Su-ppt Sound third. TlniP ! 0S7. :
Third race , ono nnd onp-'txtppnth mllrr
spIllnRi I'rpmlprxvon , Onclaro second ,
Pinnies third. Time : 1:50W. :
Kourth rncp. flvo ftirloiiKs , spllltiK : Olpn-
olno won , Jiilpc ( Wnnlcll second , Lorn. Knx-
zpr third. Time. 1:0,1. :
Plfth ntrp. llvo nnd onp-hnlf ftirloncs , npll-
IIIR . : Mnrlnn won. lllilo second , hcatlny
third. Tlnip : 1:0 : < U ,
nimiOIT , April K-Wonllicr ) wnrm ,
itnick u-ooil. 1'Nvo favorltfa won nl Wlnd-
ser today. Summ.irlc.s :
Klr.sl rnco , onp-lmlf inllo : nislo IlrnmWo
won , Ollroy HPCOIU ! , l.lttio Ada third. Tlnio :
0r.O. ;
0r.O.Second
Second mco , spiling , BM ! fnrlonjt" : llnrnoy
Adler won , l.uciillns roconil , Sllrlnm M
third. Tlmpi l:17 : i.
Third r.vre , sclllimnvp fnrloUBs : fSas-
pnrono won , Tcft second , Campania third.
Time : IKKM/i.
Kotirth race , splllnp , one tullo. tiiR-onmr
won , .lurk tlio Jew si-coiul , Hamaon third.
Tlmp ; 1:4114. :
l-'lfth race , .MpllltiK1 , apvpn fiirloncs : Sprlnc.
tlmo won. oiho si-cond , Holandln third.
Tlinc j : 1-31'fc.
i3AN niANCIsro , April 19-Wpather nt
IitKlpHldP line. Hutntmrlp.s :
First races four nnd one-half furlonjm :
Dallon won , Tinth second , llentcla third.
Tlnip : 0M-i : ; . S.itlcoy Ilnltdicd llrst , Imt vria
dlFntinllllpd for foullni ; .
Second rn \ slfiitloiui.si C.irdwpll won ,
Mike Hlco second , O'Kleetn third. Tlmo !
1:15Third
Third race , four and one-half ftirlotiRii :
Charles I.P Ilel won , Ltw 1'rlctos second ,
Castakp third. Time OTifiH.
l-\tlrth nice , ono mile and n sixteenth :
Rey del Tlorm won , C.ihrlllo second , Morto
ronso thlnl. Time : IsSO.
Fifth race , U furloncs : Olive won ,
P.xlmer.ilon sorond , William 1'lnlccrton
third. Time : 1:10. :
Sixth r\ce , one mile : Palvalilo won. Hof-
HBCO Rcontul , Satsnma third. Time : Ii42.
GIVI2 VI' Till : IHA1 > HACK II1I2A.
ANNOi-lnlfil r > i-lliiK' ( "lull Dci'lilrn to
Suniiltiiit ( he Illur Hvriil.
There will be no Decoration day hlcyclo
load race this year. Tlio Dodso street
course , which In the past linn always hcort
selected for the r. cp , Is la very poor condi
tion and the county commissioners nro not
prepared > to put It In shape before May 31.
Therefore ) tlio Associated , Cycling club , under -
dor whose direction tlio rnco has been held ,
decided at a special ineetlnir lust nlRht to
declnro this nnnual feature off.
In place of the load race thcio will be an
extensive' eycllni ? event. Tlu > main detnlla
of thin wcrrt decided upon at tJio meet-
Im ; that was held at the rooms
of the Turner Wheel club last nlRht. It will
consist of a tournament nt the otil exposi
tion track on Satnrd.iy , May 29 , thn S.xtur-
d.iy befoio Decoration day. IJotli the old
nnd tlio now fair Kroiinds were offered for
the evnnt , but the latter was chosen bn-
c.uiso tbo tr.ick will not bo unod for horaea
and will consequently belli fair shape.
In place of tlio TORiil.ir road nice there
will bo a race between the purely amateur
r.icerM of the city It Is to bo ten nillcn liv
length on the half-mile track. The usual
number of prizes will bp offered. The differ
ent riders will be handicapped and It li
therefore belloved that all the entries can
be started off at once. Hnlry blanks for
this event , as for the others , -will be dis
tributed some time next week. In addition
to this ani.iteur race It I ? Intended to have
Hevural professional races. Prizes In thcso
will also bo offered. This portion of thii
meet has been loft to the direction of Kit
Cox , chairman of- the Associated CycllnR
clubs.
Evwy effort Is to bo made to make this
cj'clliiR event as popular n the road rncn
IKIS been In past yo.itH. Although It will
take place' on the old exposition grounds ,
the ndmlttance will bo frco , although a
fln'all charge will bo madu for the eats In
the Krand stand. The Uncle is at piesqut
In fairly ( rood whnpo and will be Improved
by the association before the event occurs.
It was with a Rood dtMl of roijret that the
Associated Cycling club decided to call the
annual rnco on the Dod r street road off.
This course , 'however , has como Into such
bad condition on account of the recent lalivi
that It was thought thru tlio road race could
not be niado a success. As the next best
thltiR , the association determined upon the
event which Is almost a "meet" In Its char
acter.
HosldGfl the matter mentioned above the
association did very Hltlo business. It waw
decided , how ever , to place a register In Hob-
bertson's clsar stoio on South Fifteenth
street , where bicyclists could report the
throw Ing of glass Into the sitrecls and other
nuisances to wheelmen for the Information
of the jiollco.
Tlio Florence cycle path project was laid
over for consideration until the next meet
ing of -association , which occurs In the
rooms of the Union Pacific Ulcyclc club at
the Jlllliird hotel.
I.VVI3STIOATI3 HHIIinUV
Oniniiiltleo Appointed li > " I.mvrr
of DiliMlire la'UlNlilllirc- .
DOVKU. Del. . April 29. A decided
tlon was created today by tlio action of tlio
house of icpre&enlntlvcu In appnlatlnu a com
mittee to Investigate tlio charge recently
mailo that certain mi-inbors of tlio body hnd
attempted to extort money ; from persons ap
plying for legislation a.i the price of tholr
favorable votes. Tlio resolution directing
the appointment of. the coinmUtuo recites mi
the reason for the action Hint "Certain al
legations Imvo been made In the public preca
reflecting upon the Integrity of thin house. "
The committee Is composed of Heprcscntn-
tlvcy llu/c'll , .lolmfcon nnd Clioars. Various
charges of attemplod extortion linvo been
riimorc'l , but the ono on which IhlB action
hosed refers to thu application mailo by
Mrs. Mny Wlilto Oauso , formerly of Phila
delphia ! , for a dlvorco from her Inibband , II ,
Victor flutiso. Her attorney naja lie was
appioacliPd by two memboro , who unkeil him
expend money for tlie purpose of bavin- ;
bill .passiid , nnil feeling that ho could
ho MiccosKful without tlio use of money ,
withdrew the bill and tool ; the caw to
court.
lllnrkliiiru OJM-MH IIIn On
I'JM KKOHT. Ky. , April 29. Tim ullvcr
campaign of 1500 by tlio dcmorrato of Ken
tucky begnn Inst nlglit with n Illuckhurn
jublluo. Dlncklnirn wants to succeed Sena
William I.lndsny , the gold democrat ,
wlioep succi'Kaor muiit ho elected by tlio
afisomlily In 1UOO. In his sppcch ) ; iwt night
Jll.ickljurn acid the ullvcr I'auso wan bound
triumph In tlio mil. Hit referred to tlio
gold democrats as "noinliMcrlpta and cnrlca-
tureu on Iniinnnlty , playing tliclr roln of
by stnljljln ! ; frlcuils In the bad : . "
ICIM.ii ) l-'Oll ASKIA
\ \ ' < irlilnir In a riiifilen SlrlKea
n Chllil itllli n Hunile.
STJtnATOIt , III. , Apil ! 29. Angered ho-
cause ho HUH oaUi'd a trivia ] question ,
Frank Jliilinniclla seized a fipado ( iiiil In-
atantly killed C-ycar-old John I.elio by njillt-
open hlii iikull , Iliihami. ! , who In a
worthlPBB charnctor , railed at the Leba
liousu this morning and was given a job
tlio garden. Whllo Mrs , I.ebn was pre
paring him a meal hrr Ilttlo un tcxMlpd
tln > yard and watched thn mnn ut work.
child iLskeil Mm n < | iic tlon and llio
inurdiir followed. Only the prompt nation
the chief of police In netting the mur
derer out of the city prevented u lynching ,
i..SAW MU.I < ixi :
JIi-ii Klllcil mill Oilier *
Jiijnruil ,
I'lTTSIiaitO , April 29. A holler explosion
Alderman's z \ \ < mill In the Kanawlia val
, West Virginia , la t night , killed two
and seriously Injured tlve more. Tu *
killed are :
I'KKHY DBAVr/KS ,
OROUOK CONLUV.
The Injured arc 0. W. HJcknmn , Thomaa
lllcknmiiVllllam Ildlton , Vlnton Alderman ,
AlcCauley , The tlirte former will prob.
die. The mill Kan badly wrecked and
loia will be heavy.
J'clrpliono'oinpniy l.'llex u .Mcirluii/fu. /
DAYTON , O. , April ' > . The CVntrul
Union Telfphono company Imu Jlled n mort-
here to the Illinola Trust nnd
! for
