Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BIDE : FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER H , 1897.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ai1\crtUfitipni for tlirc riiluinnn
it III ln < tnki-ii mull 1- in. for tlin
( vcn I n c mill until H p. in , for the
iiiortiliiK mill Siniilit ) rilllloiiH.
Ail * . crdni-rn. liy rninrfttltiK n tinm-
licri'il rlii'rU , ciui lintr nutnrrrx nil-
lo n minilii-rdl IrUrr In cnrc
of Tin * IliiAtiNncrfl o nililrrimril
tilll In- ili-llt on-il mi prt-iu'iilntlon of
tin * clivi' 'l. mil ) .
I tu I CM , me a oril II ml ln * T < lon |
1i' n mini tlu-rrnf trr , .NolliliiK liikrii
for Ic tlinii U'o fur HIP flrnt Inm-r-
Illlll. 'I Ill-HP till * . ITllfH-IIICIllH III II Ml III *
run oor
\ViMiiiM : M.I : nr.i.r.
CAN * . ASSKRS TO T\Kn ORDERS VEW LINE
f w rk. nn hi-avy prowls ti > carry , * alary r
ummlimton C r Adjm * Co . 624 Ho Ifth St.
11-115
SAMISMEN FOR CIGARS. tIK A MONTH AND
rxprnsiflil llrm , experli-m unni'ivwary. In-
iluw MKintn tn cuttnmerB. C. C Hlfthop & ( " ' < ,
St Liul * 11 110
HEN AND -WOMEN SOLICITORS von mi :
National Rerxrve association , tlm best , nnfet
nnj mtnii ' * t fratirnol order in the I1 < > M loda ) .
Addivs 1' A C Steven. * , " 570 Cumlnpt Si ,
tcl 13M , Omaha. 11 117
-VV ANTED , AGENTS IN EVERY COI'Nl V.
peed pay wiwlily to rldit pirl ) Hawk * Mir-
si-r > Pi. Milwaukee. WIs 11-.MIH2 Bi
A GERMAN WANTii > FOR A GENERAL
tor In mnnll tonn. mi cxiwrlenreil dry
Kiwi * and clirthlnK clerk. Rn > d silwmnn nnd
mock kwpor nml In n huMl- nn.l vant t ;
work un KIXH ! fair pnlarj , mut H > or Rood
Imlilti ami hard workL-r Addles * H 3 rare
Hi e. - " " > 2
V > \NTED "YOFNO MEN IN EVFRY TOWN IN
America tn < how FiilniiHn for the Clilcuxn CI th.
Imc lompati ) Address Lotk Dux 11W riilcaen ,
1OI NO MEN WANTED TO LEARN Till !
barber traile complete nutllt of tools presented
Krndiiatefi ; positions or locations when rompe
tent vv-iues nnd experience . ntimlii > In i-lty
flup * from Ktntt eliihl woe tin1 trrm UMinlly
completes , can Miy longer If npcce nry Inter
rtlnK catalogue milled free Molnr' * Ilarber
School Clark nnd Van Hutcn Sts Chlcnjro
"WANTED YOI-NO MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
shorthand nml tjiiowrltlnc HIII ! i in mnl < hltn
pi-lf Kpni > mlj % useful nn unit a utore Artilrcss
with rcfcri'nre. S fi" . Hot- H MMii *
AVANTIll ) YOfNO MAN 1'OH OI > A rOI'N-
tnln munt lm\o had experience. AiWrr < T S.
Hec il-MitT 3
\vn-i > riM\i.n iirei.i * .
100 OIUI roll AI.l KIMi"OIIK. . TO J7
week Canadian Office , 11 Uouslus
C 418
\V ANTnn , A NTAT OIIHM N O1UI. I'OIl
Kinunil huUFPwnrk must li a Kood conk , no
\vnnliliiR. JiOO a wi-ik onU lli " tuning theory
\ory It * i t of referenrcw need npplv. Mrs I H
i\nns : ris ; rnrnnm st C 31265
_ _
"vwcTnn A HKroNi ) cluTT WITH iinmu-
tnrci Mn T J. I"Brs , 113) Talk A\i" > m
C 174
\\\vrnn aim , rou OINIJUAI. : i
work 2209 hpfiiccr bt , Kuuntzc 1'lnci-
C 4CO
IL TOiRK FOR 110 MID AND C.n TO
hnol ! 5Sl Harno C IS27"
;
VvNPED GIRL FOR GENERAL 1IOPHE-
wiirk umill famllv ; Riw.1 w .Res. references
rniuircil Mrs Howard H Smith. 2112 niv.-n-
n , rt st C IS7 2
- v\'TP' ' A noon oiiii. 12 no 14 YKAUS
of 16 f lBt w It i children 1201 Cinnlni ; St.
„
P "i01 2 *
\N i ii oMi'KTi.vr rMii. rou
k 1131 South COIh n\c
\ vvrr.n oiuu rou OINIUAI , iior&i-
work , Rood WHRC8 1241 1-aiulon Court
C f 01 2 *
, \ \VT ! r sr\FR\L imifSHT LADIES FOR
piolltal.ie MiiplnMiitnt < ill between 2 nnd B
at 31 1st Nat'I Ilk llldi ; C MUG 1
rou GIN-
i-nl h i ework. rtfirtni ef. equlrtd IIW
Tarnam St C--JK.12 4
iioi > ns.
iiorciss IN AI.IJ IMUTS or 1111 : CITY Tin :
O I' I > avH Coiiipanj. IWi i'arn.iin R . ' 3
JIOl SES Itr.NKWA 4 CO , Its N. 15TH STn
HOUSES C. A SfAIlU , U25 N Y
l.lfe D-421
1101 sis : , WA UIIOW.N IILOCIC , ioi H
nnd UouRl.m I ) -122
3101 SKS COTTAOnS .V STOIIKS. ALL , 1'AUTS
of ( . ! ( > llrennun , l no CJ , 43) ) I'axton block
D 4-1
LARGE LIST , M'CAOUE. 15TH AND DODGE.
D 123
HOt'SrS. FLATGAIIVIN ! 1IROS. , 1013 PAR'M
HOUSES POR RENT. 11EMIS. PAXTON HLK
HOU.SES. J II fellERWOOD. ' 23 N. Y. LIFE ,
1'OR RENT. 11-ROOM IIRICK RESIDENCi : .
modern In ver > rmpect. steam lirut , i lectrlc
Ilk-ht. located at the mutlivvist corner l.th ani"
DoiiRlas SU Apply to R , W Uakcr , Superln-
tundimt lire llldff D-C32
POR RENT. MODERN FLAT , I1EST IN THE
di > in new "Javldkr bulldlmopivtslte clt )
ball , also Knod store In sime bulldlnK.
John W. Jlobblns. u0-ent , 16U Puniam Blrcet.
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. C ROOMS.
S W cor Hill , i.nd Vlntnn llncst location In
clt > for business men of Oin ilia , nnd Soutl
Omuha , nnls moderale 201 Hee bulldhic
! > 130
FOR RENT C1IOICD 12-ROOM DETACHHI
modert house Inquire 23IS Capitol
ItnOOM BTONE RESIDENCE. HOT.WATER
heat modem In every respect. 419 North Klh
St II T Clark. D 1S7
MOVING HOPhEHOLD GOODS \ND PIANOS
Om. Van A. Storane Co , ISllVa niriiain. Tel Ijj9
D-431
A PLEASANT TEN-ROOM HOUSE AND YARD
nt llellevue two minutes' v\alk from depot , five
minutes' walk from rnlle.ee and Krudod schools
D Menijcn. r. llevue , 11. T Clarke Omaha
D "CO t * 3
ron RENT"NPCOM PL\CE HOME op MIX
rnom and bath room , cheap to rlsht parties ,
inual cUe Rood references M J Kennard .t
Son 310 nnd 511 lirown block. D-315
. RENT-EioTlT-ROOM HOUSE , GOOD LO"
cntlon. nioaern. low nnlul Inquire of E E
Zimmerman deputy ruunty clerk. D 341
HO I SEsI STORES. 1' D AVEAD , 10 .1 DOPG
T ) SS3 S-25
RENT HOUhE , 6 LMUlE ROOMS. SOUTI
front , Nn. ! 4 SewarU St D-iHOO-I'
-llOoTr IIonSE. NEWLY PAINTED AND
pupeitd. TMMitni t and Clark st.
D-MI74 3
POIl RENT AT ONCE ri'RNlSHED OR UN
fiirnl hed e-rrxnn hutine with luith , tr etc.
Apply i > n prnnl-K * , 272S CharleK , D-lca 3
BK\'E.\M1OOM MODERN riAT AT 17.M , NO
704 houlh K.lh Htirct
Six -room modern Mat , 1113 A Paclllc , J15 50.
I1S.K1.
W. H Melkle , Int Nat'l Hank 111(1"DM954
10-ROOM ALL MODERN FLAT ALSO T-ROOX
nioJcrn ruttaie , near Hanccom park , 117 00
r4rti , 1 aiit mure itood houses tn rtnt a
en re 1.5 man Waterman , N. Y Life bids
Phone 1013 D COO !
COTTAGE. 7 ROOMS AND il\TH ROOM. EX
rellent conJIllon , corner Charles nut Nortl
tjth , rent , 11(00. W. Grimth , Knrlmch hotel.
D MS15 S
rou iiiNTi-iiii\isiui ; ) UOOMS.
NEWLY FIJRNI&HF.D. STIJ VM HKATKD
rocmr , v < lti ! or ulthuut board , col S. Utli u
E-937-S-20
TIIRlTJ : Ft'RNlRHED 11OOMB FOR HOUSB-
keeplnc fur man und wife. Rent taken In board
119 K. lith. K 174
ROOMS , m CAl'lTOL AVIE M3iS4
KRONT ROOMS. IS & 16 CiO h , 1JTH STREET
THIIEE NICE ItOOMS. HOPSEKKEPINO m
ho. Jllh. K-V1--I *
ri'RNISHED OR UNPUUNIHIIED ROOMS , 171
ChU Ea. K-
> KUY DKMR VIII.U PRO.NT ROOM 1O Oui
lleinen tml > , inmiern cunvenlfnvtv ) ; LMiull fam
II r. 1103 DdllKln-i E-437
KPRNIPHBD ROOMS , EN SUITE OR SINGLED
19:3 DiHlce. E MI75 a *
_ _
1UVM > WITH OR WITHOUT HOVRO ; MOlV
ern I'SO Harne > . I5-U1 7 *
RUNT AT ONCE , Kl'RNISHKD OR UN
furnhlinl. c-room hrvvi e urlih bath. en * , etc.
Apply on premlws , i'ltt Clurks. E MIC ) 1 *
NICPLV It'RNISHED ROOM KOIl 41EKTI.1
men. PIO Caplt 1 nvcnur. K WJ 15 *
PPltVIKIII'D OU UNPl'ItNIbHKUUOOvn
Kwlh lilh it. J--MCM (
rtn\isiiin : ROOMS \M > noviio.
" "
rm8TCLAsa""itoAiip ANn ROOMS nor
wnter , hent , best location In city. tU S th
St. F-Tit
THE AL11ANY , ROOMS JTR On UNTUIl. ;
M floor , front and eart cxpowirc , talile be nl ,
fine location. 1 Douglah K-.MJW-S4 *
THE GEORGIA SELECT FAMILY HOTKL
near lUntcbm i rk 1CI2 So. nth SI
F-940 S-19 *
THE MERRIAM FIRST CLAW FAMILY
h tfl. lh nd Do'lgf fits. F-g)7 ) S-7 *
KLKOANT IIOOMB STEAM HEAT KllfSl
clasn toard. references 11 "J Caoltil Ave
F" M8i ' S 4
GOOD ROOMS HOARD. l . MODERN IIRICK.
central til North Ifth P 46 * st *
SOPTHKAST FRONT ROOM , AVITH ALCOVE
and 1" rd 26M lnu ln i F MJ"8 " '
Nlrni.Y FFRN1RHED FRONT ROOMS WITH
Irwrd WF , Dmiitlas F-.M491 4 *
_
NICELY FrilNISHED OFTHE\ST PRON f
room , moilptn conveniences , private fnmllj.
T R nth St F-Mlll 7
MISS M APSLANI ) . MI6 DOFOLAS F M W7 7
TEAfHEHS ROOMS AND HOARD Nli-VR
Illeh school M' lfrn mnv i-nlences lti > f/ivnces ;
Ad Irem T J , Ilw P-M..06 5 *
I'OH HI-M' tlM-UHMSlIKI ) HOOMS
J'OlTIt ROOMS , 31 SO. TH AVE
G 2S5 S-3"
FOR RENT. CNFFRN1SHED ROOMS M > SO
17th Bt O-163 2"
roil ui : > TSTOHKS AM > orricus.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN (5ROFND FLOOR
ulllce , Ilw liulldliiB water , ideim heat , elfctrlc
llBht and Janitor service Apply to R W
llaker , superlnt'-nd-nt IPP ! llulldliu 1 197
FOR nENT-THE 4-STORY HRICK IlUtLDlNO
nt 91fi Fnrnam ht Tills bulldlnK ha H tlrepr f
cement Innomi nt eninplete uttitni heatlne Ox-
tnrp < waur in all ttoors , can , tie Applv at
the oflloe of The Dec I M
Foil RENT-IN THE 1IF.E lit I > 1N < 1
Om > liirR.cirner mom Jnrt lloor , w.th vault und
private olllce witer , etc
Olm larRK fiont nmin 2nd tlnor. divided Into two
riwimi b > pattltlcn vvater , iif
Ono lirse corni-r ro. m , 2nd lloor , with -.cult ,
wnti-r , etc.
On" front room dlvld-d bj pirtltlon. third nonr
One corner ronm with vHiilt. third llnor.
One lar , e rt.un.third tlwr. with partition dlv d.
Intr It Into onn larninvim and two smaller
private rooms water etc
Two large Kround lloor roomt with vaults
eveinl small rn-imt 'in fourth Ilixr wllh vault'
II these nnmj nrihrited with ste-vm electric
llshtx. upplleil with nr l clnn Jimltor s rv Ir. .
Elevators run da > nnd all nlRht lliillillnir
strlctlv nreprmit APil > ! > II W IHkcr , ' .upjr-
lntend.nl. Room 1i > t Ilw Dulldlmt 1 131
TEAM HPATED STOIJI'S AND FLATS
Htmanl Ranck , Agent. 1C10 Chlcnco
noon IJAKR OVIN ANT > IIASIMINT APply -
ply G1 < N. Kill St. l-MWl
A TINNER CAN UEN'T GOOD
ihnp and pay pirt rent In work At.pl ) Mi N.
ICth St. or 1 N. Watson , C21 N. Y LifeJJM *
nvnitvt. GOOD
mPlinp' A | > pl > T19 N 16th St. , or I N.
'nts-in , K3 N Y I.lfn Iliac I-M3M
Avvvinn 10 iinvr.
lonr.nx urn-si : WITH \nm-r TENnorni < -
nonr llaimom 1'irli Address P 10. IV- ; office
\ AVTHD TO UINT. A c on 7 ROOM COT
if- with fuinacc Inth , cit > water BII Ad-
ixs S IV > Ilw K 4C1
VANTHI ) , HOt SES TO 11HNT " TO t ROOMS
$10 lo } . ! > ( innut rupplv Hie ! ni-iml fir Inuws
of this cln-i' ! Hit nn once G G Wnllnr-e. 112
T J llrnwn llli > ok K 454
\ANTnn i0\ui > AND ROOMS roil Tituin :
minim III n prlvaln fimlls rouim fnrnlnlipil or
unfuinliheil must li ccntrnl nnd in n mniu > rn
house AddrcsH Hux 02 Omaha Iv ISC 3
THitli : OINTI.IMIX WANT ROOMS AND
Iminl where ths CTII line home comforts nnd
cnnil conking not mnri' tlnn 10 blocks from
1Clh anil rnrnnm References exclnnpul Ad
dress T 1. Hie K SfiOS *
AC IFIC STOR VOE AND \VV.REHOFSE CO
SOS " 110 Jones , generil stoniRe nnd forwardlnc.
"RANK. EWERS. REST STORAGE 1214 H\R-
npj- M 732 S14
O.M VAN A STORAO13 ICM'4 TARNAM TT.l. p"
SI 4 3
\VrKllTO IIUY.
ilEST PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
bank nccounta nt roonv 5 < X5 , N 1 Life Hide-
N 431
50 PHCOND-HAND WIICELS. J5 TO { 10.
Omaha lllcjclu Co , 323 N. IMh stroe
MST SPIJCIAli \RGAINS IN RIIAT i :
lute with 1" . D. Wend , ICth and Douj.lni Sti ,
B23
WANTED. A GOOD TRUCK HOIfn f , OR C
> pnrs old , weight 1,300 or 1,400 Address M
lee N-.M476 5
50 SCCOND-IIAND IlICyCLKS 100 SO 14TH
- <
WANTED. TO I1UY A COW ; STATE FFLL
particulars Address S 4i , Il ° e N 31 * Sl
WANTED. A GOOD TRUCK HORSE r. OR 6
vo-rs old , vvelcht 1,300 or 1,400dlrecs M.
IIM N JH70 S3
FOIl SM.n IIOHSKS AM >
1-OR SALE-GODDARD PHAETON , HAMMOND
typewriter , both uood as new. It. C Patter on ,
Patterson block. P 521 S 2
rou s ufi MISCKI.IJ\\cous.
SAWDUST , I1UL.IC OR SACKKD-CItlliniNO
and lioe fence. C. R. Lee , SOI Douglas
CJ 135
rOR SAL13 SPIIINQ L.MCE AND RK = ! ER.
volr Ice. Gilbert Ilro.i , Council lllun < < la.
Q-M711-S-S
NEED MONEY WIM. SACRIPICE ALMOST
neu hleli-crade upright piano. 1D1S North 20th
St. CJ-MS05
STEAM HOISTING MACHINE. CHEAP 100 ?
St. Mnrs's Ave. Q-063
KIXNDIKE. ALAbKA SEND 1100 TOR SIAP
of tinAlnvKn cold nelds , lionnnd when tn no ,
what to tnke rnit etc G W Clinton Wil
liams , Arizona Territory. Q M17C h-li *
ri.VE I'l'lUOIIT 1'IANO , CHEAP , rSH OR
Omaha bivlngn bank nccounta : nr < 7 OKI .St
Q J1KO b-H
MISCHMNHOUS. .
ANTI-MONOPOLY OARDAGE CO CLEANS
censpooU nnd pi Ivy vuulti at reduced prices
C21 N ICth Til 1779 R-'J.-O-H IS
CIiAIIlVOr.lM * .
MRS. PAUL , 3)3 ) NORTH 1CTH STREET ,
tranci * misllum , m.iy bi * ujrisulteJ on nil nffalra
of life , letters with btimip enl.lo3 d promptly
nnswored S-M < 01 3
\SS.\CJi : , II VTIIS , ICTC.
MADAM SMITH , Uli DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
steam baths T ! 75 4 *
MRS Ull LKOV. ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
imrlors , rcklful nnj uurutlve 417 S < i nth up-
Htiilrs T-M379 Si *
MRS ELLISON OP CLEVEL\NI ) . VAPOR
I. itlis nnd mnftMsitrratment Room 12 ,
U 11IU . . uppaalto new postoffleu
T-MJ74 4
VIAVI POR UTERINE TROUIILE8. 348 IIKE
UlilK. . | > lt > Blclan , conMullutlon or hrallh liook
free. U 437
J2V Kl'PTUIir. CI'KRII POR i , UNTIL SEP-
umber 1C ; no pain , no detention fiom buslnrai ,
refer to thousand * of pattunls runnl , rnll or
write O. K. Miller Co sZ-3 N Y. L Omiha
U M IS )
.MOMTO I.OA > IU\L KSTATI : .
ANTHONY 1XJAN * - TRUST CO IIS N Y L :
quick money nt lovv laiivi foi choke Tarm land *
U , IOHD , northern Mlwiourl , tafctern Nilmicko.
ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
proper ! ) \V Pumam bmllh , v.Uo. , U.M 1'jrn'm
TO IJ3AN AT IXW RA1E& .
O r DflvU Co. . 1505 1'anum St. W II :
MNEY ( TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
rtal cetute Krennan , Love Co. , I'sxlun lllk
\V-OS
MONEY TO LOAN. 11EMIS PAXON I1UJCK
W-950
C1TV AND FARM I-OAN8. IJOW
Gartlii Iliot. , 1C1 ! rarnam bt. W
PROM i > ip. ; r. i > . WIAD , it & DOUGIAS
PER I'ENT MONEY ON NKllHAbKA 1'ARMS
und Onukhj Impruved pmp ri > . Applr to W
liMtlklc. . l t NM'I U'k llldf W-4H
Mosi7v io I/HN ON lui'iimrn OUAIIA
nruprrtx , I'uni-y & rhvman. . , lit Nut ! * Wi ; .
W-tW
MOMV TO LOAN CMTTII.S. .
MONEY TO I/JAN Otf KTRNITURE PIANO1 * .
hnr ii. t > n ofls tc t lot t rntu In city ,
no removal of roe < l , ! trlll > conndrntul ) ou
can | M ) the loan off at nny time nr In nnj
mount OMAHA MORTGAGE UlAN t J ,
TO So Kth St.
N-44S
A It AI.P1RN OMAHA JUNK HOt'SE , PA\a
highest prices 101-5-7 H } 10th St , Omihn
Y-MI77 S2S"
PRODI OK. IIAAND GRAIN COMMISSION ,
ni-ll ejHatillnhml 113T. 00 ca li. J J < ) ! 1 > " > n.
514 1'lrct Nnfl llnnk Y XISO ) S2
TO Gin1 IN OR OPT OP I1PSINESS OO TO J.
J Olh on ru Piim Nnfl Hank 1 M14 <
\\ANTED. AtTlVE MAN WITH 1 Oi CASH
li > lak * chnrKu of well establlsheil bnnln" * "
J J ail on Y M33I S
l-Oir SALE. tX > MPLETi : STOCK OP
len. coiid lorntlon , cheap rent , inu t li * ill'-
posed of on account of sloknes * Andrew 8
62 , lice office. Y 483 6
l"Oll I fllANGE. STOCK OK CLOTHINO ,
m n'n fiirnlihInK Roodi , boats und ph ( ' , will
tnkn cli-nr Innd and civsh. AddrrM HOT 97 ,
Sutton. NV1) 7--M1IH *
CLEAR LOT IN CREIGHTON HEIGHTS TO
trade for uprlcht iilann. Address S 3 * ll > > c
Z 942 S2
WANTKD TO EXCHANGE EIGHT-ROOM
imk-llnl hed modern hoilne for Omnhi S wines
Iwnk nccounts S 67. He * V5-M3OT 6-
FOR EXCHANGE HIGH GRADE WHEEL
for cnrpot and lounge , what have > ouT Ad
dles * S C4 , llee olllce K-M496 4'
rou h\i.n i\K\it IST\T .
KOITNTZR PL\CE ItMtOAINS J2 f > Ufl. J3 T'O TO
16 Sou , ace photon lit JClh nnd 1'arnnm. Morse
J. J. Ultiton. : n Mrit Nut. Hank lildu-
OtISES. LOTS. FARMS. LANDS , LOANS
Geo. P Hernia Real Estate Co , Paxtun lllock.
ir < lie
HAS E WILLIAMSON. COI 1JEE UI.DG Tel 717
UK-MhM
ASH 1XR ) OMAHA SAVINGS HANK AC-
LountH. O G Wallace , 312 llionn blnck
NAP-CSX14A PEET NEAR 221) AND CLMIK.
1 200 I N Prenzcr. Opp P O RE-S2
Oil SAL1SNAP AMONG SNAl'S-G-UOOM
inltnEe , corner lot , nt 75 per cent of hnt tht
Imuff lt i > lf post SI J Kemmril .t Son. solo
nwnt * 310 nnd 311 Urovvn block KK 34S
ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN
the clt ) . fronting on Hanpcom park , llrpt-claas
In all respects , line jard and trees , vir > de-
rlrahle.
2 Two brick flit * all modern nine roomn each ,
brautlful locution , frontlnR on llansi.nm pirk
Two frame cottages Nineteenth nntl CaMollir
street * , .lx anil scvin room * , clt } water ; sewer
connection , pirtl ) modern , hirgatn
1'our of the choicest lot * In Dundee Place ,
v er ) low
Neat seven-room house fine shade trees ; mod
em. except furnace , n sreit birRiiln
Nice -even-room cottage home , modern , ex
cept furnace , full east front lot , very desirable
nnd ver ) cheap
Neat cottaise home , phade trees , full lot turn ,
si-wer , cas and water , n. great bargain If sola
ioon
bevcn-room house , full east front lot , barn ,
n complete home , will he Fold vety low
IInuc and lot , 2St.i near Poppleton avenue ;
modern house
0 Flne t inrt front lot on Georgia avenue at a
Kreat tacrlflce.
\ll the above properties are near Hanscom park ,
and on examination will be found Krc it bar-
Kalns anl verj" desirable. Inquire of John
Dale. 209 New York Life RE 3r. S4
IVE ROOM COTTAGE PULL LOT bOl TH
Omuha J'OO. eas > terms R C Patter-on ,
Patterson lllock RE T,20-S 2
'OR SALE A PINE PARM OP ICO ACRES
for sale cheap , on ea y terms. , locited near
llennlngton. Neb National Hank of Cointm rce.
HE M4i7 ! 7
'OR SALE. SCOCREq RICH I1OTTOM LAND
In Monona countj , the banner corn nnd nhent
county of Inua , 1001 acres under plow , the rest
pisture and meadovv land , write to W D
Lnomls Tllencoe la RE M472 H
-OR SALE. AN ELEGANT
KOUNT/.E PLACE
rtOPSE.
-,00-Jl 000 cash ,
InHnce easj
Address owner , S CO Hee omce. RE M497
OR SALE-MODERN HOUSE AND 4 LOTS
Tor 51 710 half cnnh , will make U Jl 723 If not
sold this week A P Tukej , Cits Hall
RE-SO :
LOST.
LOST , LADIES' DIAMOND HIIOOCH , Lilt-
i ral reward will be p-ild for return to 3310
Jaokcnn St Ivitt lit :
OST AVHITE HL\CK TICKED ENGL1 H
fetter , hHck pitch over one ee reward of
fered. H L hearle , 823 I'ark Ave
Lost M313 5
II MAROW1TZ IXIANS MONEY 418 N 10 ST
433
COMMIUCI VL
OMAHA BUSINESS INSTITUTE. IIOYD'S
theater Mdc , fall term opens Sept 1 Write
for dialogue 205 * S24 *
SIIOIITIIVM ) AMI TYPi\VHITI.0.
A. C VAN SANT'S SCHOOL 513 N Y. LIPK
430
AT OMAHA DUS COLLEGE 1GTH S. DOUGLAS.
451
rilllMTintR PiClvKD.
M. S. VCALKLIN , 2111 CUMING TEL. 1331
455
FARMS roil KENT.
RENT SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OP
the bent 'arm land Near Elkhorn , this count >
Inquire William S Poppleton , Room S14 First
National I ) ink Dulldlng , Omaha. Sta-S-G
.SIDICWALKS.
SAWED. NATURAL STONE. ARTIPICIAL
brick. Tel 1CSD. W J. Welshan's , 309 S. 17th St
436
MATTHKSS HKNOVATINOAVOHKS ,
MATTREShES , COUCHES. PARLOR PURNI-
ture to Older , repaired. 1CHJ3 L av < .nw'h , tel 11D3
453
TONS OP ENERGY WOULD HE SAVED DAILY
If ever > ' ojvrator used the llcht running Dens-
more 1C1S rarnam St. , Omiha. 4S4
STAMMKHI.NO.
SCHOOL TOR STAMMERERS AND STUTTER-
irs. Julia E VaiiKhan , (03 N Y Life Hide
moiliol In graded vocal exercises ; hours , 10 to
12 and 2 to 4. 613 S14 *
I'ATE > TS.
ID A 'T'ITVTrPC' Sucg & CoAttornen -
r A i JLiN i O at-Law and Patent Ex-
pertai lle < llulldlns ,
Omaha. Neb Tlranch office at Washington.
D C We make PRKE EXAMINATIONS and
aid Inventors In selling their Intentions. Send
for free Advice and Patent nook.
* " " proeuied C A. SNOW A
T AfP"R7 "rrC ! oy
O. JV 1 JJ-L > L O po
Washington , n C
PREE EXAMINATION and advice No nttor-
iie > 's fee before patent. No claptrap offer ot
prizes or promise of sudden nealth , uuc straight-
forvard advice and falthfu' service
NOTICIS TO COSTIIACTOIIS ,
Sealed bids will l > e received nt the oltlcv
of th ( ! Orounds and HiilMIng Department of
the Transrnlsfiffslpiil and International Kx-
itosltlon until 5 o'clock p m Saturday , Sep
tember 11 , for the construction of the Afirl.
cultural bulldlnfr. Plans nnd speclllcatlons
on lite In the HUperlntendent'H otltce , No
C34 Pn ion block , or tola will be furnished
contruclor& at cost.F
F p KinKnxnAi.T , ,
M'fi'r OrounUs and Hulldlnc Dep't ,
l'OSTOI'1'ICISOTICIJ. .
( Should be read DAILY by all Interested ,
as clmneey may occur at an > time. )
1'orelKii inalla for the week ending Sep
tember 4 , UU will close ( PUO.MPTLY In all
cases ) at the General Postofllco as follows.
PAUCKI-S ) > OST MAILS CLOSK ONK
HOUK CARLIUU than closlni ; time shown
beiovv.
Truuk-Alliitillc SlalU.
SATimDAY At C 30 a m for PIIANCB ,
SWITOiniLAND. ITALY , SPAIN. POH-
Tl'DAU TUKKUY. KOYPT and HIUT-
IS1I INDIA , per s. p. La CliampaBiie' ,
\ia Havre : at fi 30 a in , for G13KMANY.
p r s , n. Aller * , via Bremen ( letter * for
otliei- parts of Kurope.li Cherbourg ,
must t > r dlrcctrd "per Aller" ) : at 7.30 a ,
m , ( auiu'lomvntary 9.3) ) . in. ) ( or KU
HOPR , per . * . Luc n
town : nt $ B. m. fort X
direct , p r s. s. Kottcrd.im , via Hottcr-
dnm ( letler must bo . - - "per Hot-
trrtjnm" ) , nt S n m. NOA , per s s
Kol * r Wllhelm II
reeled "per Kalicr v > Im II" ) : At 10
a in. for SCOT I * AM illrect , per s. s.
nthlopln.la Ola Kqvv ' era must be til-
reeled ' per
,
* * * * > - -
PniNTKD MATTER , IrrClvCernnn ! i teamer *
sailing on 1ue iilays tnc IfjTnted Matter , etc.
for Grrniany and SpecUliy/Addrefsecl Prlnlril
Matter etc. for other part * nfj Europe Ameri
can and White Star plennuuton ednrsdaa
German ctenmers on Thujftlros , nnd Cunard
Fremh and Germin stritniers on Saturda ) :
take Primed Matter , etc. . fo * nil countries for
which they are advertised Vi carr ) mall.
After the eln lnjr of the Supplementary Tran *
Atlantic Malls named above , additional suppli
mcntar ) mall" arc upened on the piers of the
American English Prenci nd Germ-in steam
ers , nnd tern iln open until within Ten Mln
utea of the hour of railing of steamer.
Mullx fr South nm ! Criitrnl Atnrrlon ,
Wi * t 1 mill's , Klc.
FUinAY-At 2'M a m for
LAND iwr P. s. Asijrlun , from Philadel
phia : at H:30 : a. m. ( supplemen'ary 10 n
in ) for ST. THOMAS. HP CHO1X , LiK-
\VAIID and WINDWAUI ) ISLANDS per
p i , Pretoria ( letters for Grenada , Trini
dad nnd Tobago must be directed "per
Pretoria" ) .
SATURDAY At 6 a. m for HIIAHIL. per
a. .R. Hevellus , via Pcrnambiico , Uahla
nnn Hlo Janeiro ( letters for North llruzll
anil Li Plata countries must be directed
"par Hevelltii" ) : nt B n m for LA
PLATA COl'NTIlinS direct , per s.
Kellnlirn , at 10 a. in ( "upplemenl iry 10 M
a. m ) for KOHTt'Ni : ISLAND. JA
MAICA. SAVANILLA nnd OUUYTOWN ,
per > s AllcKhiny. nt 1030 n in for
CAMPnCHU CHIAPAS. TABASCO nnd
YUCATAN , per < Vlfillincia ( letters
for other partt of Mexico and for Cubi
mint be dlrortrd "per Vlcllnncla" ) at
11 n in ( supplemental > 11 3D n. m ) for
VKNnSH'KLA ami CfllACAO. uNo SA-
VANILLA and CAUTHAGCNA. via Cu
racao , per s s Caracas : at 12 m for
OKHNADA. THINIDAD and TOBAGO ,
per i > . s Grenada ; lit 1 p m for NOIITH
HUA5JIU per . s HllarV. Ma ] 'arn. Mnr-
nnham nnd Ceani , nt S.tO p. m for ST
PIiUKl > MIQlTiLON , per steamer from
North Sjdney
MaIN for Newfoundland ! < y rail to Ilallfat. and
thence b > stenmer. clo e at till * otllee dall > at
8 3) p in MallN for Mlquclon , by mil to lion-
ton and ttunce by tteamer , i.lt ! e nt thlt olllce.
dall > nt S 30 p. m Malls for Cuoa clo-o at thin
olllce dall > nl 7 DO a m . for forwarding by
Hleamers snlllnR ( Mondays and Thur davsi from
Port Tatnpi. Pla Malls for Mexico Clt > .
overland unlein speclnll > nddrc pd for dis
patch hi Htcimer , ( .lose at thin olllce dall ) nt
t 30 a in and 2.o p m "ReKlstered mall
closes at 6 09 p in. prevltnii day
TrtiiiM-Pm'llli' .Mnlln.
Mallt for China and Japan , per a. s Co
lumbia ( from Turom i ) , cloie here daily
up to August * l nt 0-"fl p m Mulls
for Hawaii , per s. s Australia ( from San
Francisco ) , close here dnll > up to Septem
ber 1 nt fi 30 p m Malls for Australia
d-xcept Vv CHI Australia ) , . New Zealand ,
Hawaii and FIJI Islands , pel s s Aar-
iinp ; ! ( from Vancouver ) , close here I'allv
after August " 14 and up lo Septemb r 1
at G 30 p m Malls for China nnil Japan ,
per s s Aztec ( from S.in Francisco ) ,
close here dully up to September r nt r , DO
p m. Mails for Chlni Jind J.ipin ( spe
cially addressed onlj ) , per p w nmpre = s
of Japan ( from Vancouver ) , c'.ose here
dally up to September MG at C 30 p in
Malls for Austialln ( except those for
West Australia ) , vvhlcl ; orp forwarded via
Curopc , Nfvv * eahindj > Hawaii , FIJI nnd
Samoan Islands , per ! - s Marlpo-sa ( from
Sin FrancNco ) , cloe here dallj up to
September "MO at 7 "JO a m , 11 n. in and
C'20 p m ( or on at rival at New- York of
s s Cnmpinla with 'British mills for
Australia ) Malls for the Society Islands ,
per hlp Tropic Blid ( from San Frm-
cls > co ) , close heie dully up to September
21 at 6.SO p m.
Trans-Picinc mills aic forwarded to port of
silllnjdill ) nnd the soheilule of cli lnc Is
arranged on the piesumiitlon of their unln-
teirupted overland transit "Reslfttred mail
vlopes at C M p n pro1 1 IUB div
Postolllce New York N Y , Aue'iM 27 , IStT.
CORNHLIUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
H VIl.HOAIiij.
UNION I'ACIPIC "
"THE OVERland -
land Route" General Oniccs. N.
E Corner Ninth and rarnam
Streets. Cltj Ticket OHlcc. 130.
I'nrnamtreet IclepioiiL311. .
Depot , Tenth und Mason btreits
"telephone. US
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited"
for Denver. Silt Lake.
Pacific coapt , nnd all
western points . . . . R.JO am 4.43 pm
Past Mall train for
Denver Salt Lake.
Pacific coast and all
western points 1 4 03 pm ' 10 20 am
Lincoln. 1'eatrlcc and
btromsburR Express . . 4 05 pm 3 50 pm
rand Inland Express . 5 3" pm " 350pm
D-illj " Dally except Sundi > .
Council HlulTs Local Leavis 5 40 a. m , C 50 a
m. . 7.30 a in : 8 r > a. m ; 10 43 a m . 2.15
m , 4.35 p m . S.53 p m. Arrives C CO a. m
7.2i > a m , 8 n. m , 92a ; m. . 11 30 a in
3.10 p. m , D:40 : p m. ; 9.03 p m - , 10-45 p. m
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY . EASTERN RAII
road Omaha At St Louis Railroad "The O K.
lloute" Ticket Olllie , ill : rarnam Street.
Telephone , 322. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets , Tilephone. 123.
Leave Arrive.
Pattoneburg , Klrksvllle ,
Qulncy Local " 5:40 : am " 10:45 : pm
St Louis , New York
Limited 4.30 pm Ml.30 am
Dp II } .
HURL1NGTON S. MlSSOUni
River Haiti-old "The JJjrlln
ton Route" General offices N
W. Comer Tenth nnd " 'amain
Streets. Ticket oHlcc , 1502 Knr-
nim Stiect. Telephone. 250.
Depot , Tenth and Mason streets
'Itlephone , 1I3.
l > av e. Arrive.
Lincoln , Denver and west S S3 am 9.J5 am
Lincoln , Denver , Colorado
rado , Utah. California ,
XSIack Hills. Montana
nnd Pugct Sound 4:33 : pm 4:05 pm
Lincoln Local 7:03 : pm " 7-43 pm
Lincoln Past Mall . . . 2'J pm " 11.30 am
Dall > " Dally except Sundaj.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND
O.ulncy Railroad "The Ilurllns
ton Route" Ticket olllce , I'M
Farnam Street. Tilephone , 230
D pot , Tenth and Mason Streets
Telephone , 188 ,
Leave. Arrive.
5 03 pm 755 am
9.4S am 4.15 pm
7-SO pm 7 r.5 nm
" 11.40am 6 10 pm
S fO pn
KANSAS riTY. ST JOSEPH &
Council IllurTs Railroad "The
Uurllnirton Route" Ticket Of-
lice , 15(2 Kuwaiti Street. Tele
phone , 250 Depot , Tenth nnd
Mation Streets Telephone , 128
J < eive Arrive
Kansas City Day Er. . . a.03am 6.10 pro
Kansas City Night Ex. 'ia.00 pm ' 030am
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE * ST
Paul IttiuaClty Tlcke
Olllce. Ity rarnam Street
Telephone 284. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone
Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex . fi. " 0 pm S.OJum
Chlcaco & Sioux City Ex fll 00 am " J ft pm
Dally Dally except faunday ,
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND A .PACIFIC HAIL-
road 'The Great Rock Island Route" City
Ticket Ottlce , 1323 Knrnum > reet. Telephone
4S. Depot , Tenth and Mtuon Streets. Tele
CHICAGO bT PAUL , MINNE
upon * .Vi Onnha Ilallna >
General nOlcts. Nebratka Dl
vision Fifteenth nnd Wobnte
streets , Cltj Ticket Olllce
HOI rurnatii-mrcel Telephone
161. Di pol Fifteenth und Webster Streets
Telephone , H5S.
Leive. An he
Sioux City Accommoda. S.50 nm " S.25 pm
Sioux Clly Ac-ommoda J.50 am * 8:25 : pm
Illalr Emerson Sioux
Clt > I'onci , Hartlng-
ton and llloomtlrld " 1.00pm " 11.53am
Sioux Clt ) . Mankato , St.
Paul Minneapolis C:15 pm 9:10 : am
Dally , " Dally except Sunday. " Sunday
enl ) .
t SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAII < -
roail Genenil Olllcea Pnlted
Mates Nuilonal Hunk Ilulld
In- . S w Cornir Twelfth
and Farnam Streets Tlcke
Ofllce. 1101 Karnam Street
Telephaie. Cl Depot. Fifteenth and Wibste
Streets. Telephone , 1131
Leave. Arrive
Slnox nty. Mankato ,
SI Paul , Ulnnespulli , CU pm .10 am
Dally.
u vii.no vns.
( Continued )
C1IU-AGO Jt NORTIIWKST-
i-tn Railway Cllj Ticket
Ofllcf. 1401 Farnam Street
Telephone , Ml. Depi t. Tenth
and Maton Street * . Telephone
US.
l/ave. Arrive ,
illmoiirl Valley. Sioux
Cllv St Paul and
Minneapolis SI4 am10:11 : rm
ll'sourl Valley. Sioux
City 7:30 : am : pm
> enl on. Carroll , Wall
Lake . . . " ' . : "Wam " 9.08pm
J * iern Express , Drs
Molne * . Mnrshalltown.
Ceilar Rapid * Clili-ng'i " 10:15 : nm 4:10 : pm
llantlc Fler , Chicago
ami E t . . . . 4:15 : pm 4:10 : pm
"a t Malt , nilcaso to
Oninlm . . 3.10 pm
Ilfsourl Vnlle ) Slnux
Clt ) St Paul Minne
apolis Limited . 5. pm 9.15 nm
maha-Chlcaco Special 6.30 pm S.10 am
Dall ) Dall ) excipt Sunday.
FREMONT. ELKHORN * .
Ml ourl Vnlle ) Hallway
C.enenil Ofllcrs United States
Natlnnal Hank HulldlUK ,
Sduthvvrst Corner Twelfth and
Fnrnam Streets Ticket Omce.
1101 Fnrnam Street Telephone. 601 Dfpot ,
Fifteenth nnd Wcb'tcr Street * Telephone. 11 S
Leave. Arrive.
Hack Hills. Deadnood
and Hot Sprlnpa S 00 pm $ ' 00 pm
V ) onilng , Ca uer and
Douitlas " " 3 00 pm 5 00 pm
a tlng , York , Div Id
City Superior , Ge
neva. Exeter and Sew-
aril . " 1 00 pm " 3 00 pm
S'orfolk. We t Joint 7-W nm "lO.K nm
and Fremont . . . . 3.10 pm * 5 w pm
.Incoln , Wnhoo and 7-50 am " 10-2i urn
Fremont 3fO : pin 4 CO pm
'iTinonl Loral , . " 7 CO nm
Dnll ) " Dallj except Sunday Sundnv I
mly Dall ) except Saturda > . " Dilly
xcrpt Monda ) i
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
-General Olllce * and Ticket I
Ollke Merchants National Hank I
lIull.UnK 1224 Farium Street !
Telephone , 10) Depot Fifteenth
nnd Wcb ter Streets Telephoie ,
14'A. I
! > > ave Arrive
Cits St Ixiuls
and soutlurn points 3 01 pm * 12 U pm
vnn a Clt > Express t 3) pm C-SOnm
t Cri k A ) Union LI . 9 W pm 7.00 nm
Dally
VAIIASH RAILROAD-TICKET OFFICE 141I >
Farmm Street Telcpione. 322. Depot , Tenth
and Mation Streets Icliphone , 12S.
I."uvo. Arrive
St. IxiuU "Canon Rill"
Evpreo * l:3) : pm * llo : am
Dallv.
AMUSEMENTS.
When James J Corbett met Robert Fltz-
slmmons at Carson City on the 17th of last
March and was defeated his friends were
'till of excuses for that defeat The nevvs-
lapcrs of the country teemed with accounts
of the great contest. The > told their storj
but many of the accounts differed It re-
nclned for the vcrlscopu to tell the whole
truth In the matter There Is on the part
of the machine no globslng over and no
excuses ; It simply tells the story In lt
entlretj and tells It absolutely faithful ! } .
Immcns > o ciowds have been the rule In the
; reat cities ot the country where the plc-
.ures have been shown and , strange as it
may seem , the women have made up fulls
one-third ot the audiences. The vcrlscope
iiid the pictures come to Hojd's theater for
one week , commencing next Sunda > evening
There will be a matinee dally.
The Woodwards arc plajlng to big business
at the Crelghton At both performances
today William Gillett'a great comedj , "The
Private Secretar > , " will be given This is
one of their strongest productions. Mr
Woodward will pla > the old uncle from
Irdla Irene Franklin , the little foubrette ,
cloacs Saturday night. Her specialties ore
* cr > pleasing Ne\t Sradny a big produc
tion of ' The Sea ot Ice " Uean and Jose , a
c'ever ' opcc'alty ' team , will be the special
attraction for next week , opening Sundaj
matluce.
Closif CHUM Coinit > 'iilr.
ATLANTIC. la , Sept 2 c _ cal ! Tele
gram ) The Cass county fair losed today
with an attendance of 3,000. The results
on the race track follow :
2.20 Hot , purse $ \ )0New ) Fashion won.
Daisy J second. Hay Hlrd third , Little K
fourth Time i 2" , 2-24 2-2C
2'3j pace Lottie Smart won. Time Test
= econd , Murtav third St Joseph fourth.
Time : 223. 224 , 2.J9 > 4 , 2 2GV. .
Free-for-all pace , purse $250 : Hjdropcn
won , Glidstonp second , Judge A third.
Time : 2:1 : % . 2 IGU , 2 : OV4. This race lowered
the tiack record.
PlrHt Wiiril Hi'i
The First AVard Republican club held Its
regular meeting last night at Schroth's
hall. Third and Pine stieeta. I ocal Issues
In the coming campaign were discussed hv
a number of candidates In the prc = ence of
n nice attendance The speakers were
Sheriff McDonald. County Judge Raxter ,
County Treavurcr Helmrod , John T. Dailey ,
George Day and Charles Schroth The next
meeting' of the/ club was announced to take
place on next Wednesday evening at Tenth
and Hickory streets.
Ii P MIACUAI'IIS.
O. Lelsander of Des Molnes Is at the Jill-
lard.
lard.A.
A. L. Skinner of Mortlaad Is registered at
the Darker.
R. J. O'Reilly of St. Louis la a guest at
the Mlllard.
J. M. Fuller and J. D. Underwood of Now
jerk are at the Mlllard.
H. H. Hardy has gone to Chicago on a
buslncbs trip of a few da > a.
L. E. Meyers , a druggist of Indlanola ,
la , , la stopping at the Darker.
J R Ljnn , jr. , of Chicago stopped at the
Darker on his way to the coast.
F. C. Tuttle Is a knight of the grip regis
tered from Chicago at the Darker.
Judge M. R. Hopcwell of Tckamah was
registered at the Mlllard yesterday.
Sam Drunaugh and C. H. Dlanchard of
Cincinnati are stopping at the Mlllard.
J. F. Austin , W. S. Verity and C. C. Offer-
man are Chicago arrivals at the .Mlllard ,
George Trumblo and wife left last night
for Denver on a fortnight's pleasure trip.
R. D. Thomson , a contractor and builder
at North Platte , is registered at the Darker.
C G Richards and wife left last night for
Raw llns , Wyo , , ( o bo gone for a nhort
period.
J. K. Prior of San Francisco , formerly
of this city , Is now In Omaha on a short
visit with friends.
Clerk of the United States Court Hlllla
and family have returned from a two weeks
visit at Lakewood , Minn.
Mrs , W. J. 'Morris , who has been visiting
her parents In Fond du Lac , AVIs , during
the summer , returned home last night.
F. H. Knight , J. D. Frawley , A. J. Col-
lister and R. W. Claw son and wife are reg
istered at the Mlllard from Kansas City.
Mrs , Alta J. ISddy has returned from a
ten weeks' vacation spent at Lake Rlploy
nrd other lakes In northern Wisconsin.
Isaac Coirs left last evening for Char-
lottesvllle , W. Va , , where he will rejoin his
wife , who baa been pacing the summer
there.
Neraskans at the hotels : Thomas Mortl
mer , R. H Mortimer , M. A. McCurdy , Madl
son ; John II Felbor , Ilartlngton ; F Currle ,
Whitney ; H. A. Senter , llancroft ; J. M
Marsh , Hcbion ; Frank J Elllck , Jr , Fre
mont ; Z. M Dalrd , T F Zelgler. Ilartlng
ton ; A J Watson , Coleridge , W K Whit'
comb , Pender ; II D Hauser , Nellgh , W C
Weltzel , Newman Grove , William Colton.
York , T D Irwln , Gordon , H. D. Tomsom ,
Grand Island. J 0 Walker , Ong , J. D Donovan
evan , D. J Mott , Madison , C D. Jcndlna ,
Norfolk.
* li cs
etir/
vujjjr.
CITY COUNCIL PROCtEDISCS
Heads of Departments Onllcd in to Oonsnlt
on Matters of Finance.
CITY SHOWN TO BE IN NEED OF MONEY
SIM prnl of lli > PuiiiU Vrc I'riu'lli-nll }
i\lmiiRliMl : , ltli NriM-MMiir ) lui-
lir n iMiii'iitn i't In llr Xnile
fur i\ii (
The city council ami the htails of city ( te-
partmcnto hold a short meeting last night
In the council chamber lo discuss the con
dition ot the 8C\cr.il city funds. After about
two hours ( pent In discussing the deficit of
about $75.000 which promises to matorlnllro I
I ) ) the first of the jear unless radlral meas
ures are adopted , the meeting adjourned j
without taking any action other than to
direct each head of n department to submit
n report at the next regular meeting of the
council , which reports will lie considered
aiter the regular business ot the meeting
has been disposed ot.
Deforn the council adjourned the comp
troller distributed copies of a. report showIng -
Ing the result ot tln > regular monthly ex
amination ; of th ; cash In the hands of the
city i treasurer , ae follow s :
| C li In 0 rawer . J 3,07203
Cheek * . 6,07913
llilunci' * In bank * -City funds-
Commercial < National bank . $ 27,287 S3
Kit-it NntloiMl hank . XS 401.70
Merchant * ' National hnnk . 2S 32 ! Ifi
:
National Hank of Commerce . XVKU " > 7
Ncbinski National Innk . > . .H04r ,
Omah.i ! National bink . 'Jfi.277 <
Kountze ' Hroa , New York . IC Li72.
Union National hank . ai4T.Mi5
United States National bank . 27.SM ot
Clrrmin RiNlngs brink . 114 CO
School funds
Kountro Bros , Now York . Cl" > M
Union National hank . 22.4W 72
1'ollce teller fund *
German Savlngi hank , ccrtllleate . . 3,12777
Atnerlcili Smliigs Itink , cortinc.itei 7 ! . ! 11
Mcri'liants' National bank. . . IttyGl
Sjieclal fund *
Knuntzo litoa. , New Yoik . 2.COO 00
Total of fundon hind . KG SC2 51
The balance in the general fund Is liable for
the sum of J'J.&SG.TG appropriated for the
repairing of the Klcxenth street viaduct , the
enlargement of the Capitol a\enuo sewer
and other minor expenditures leaving a net
balance In the fund of $44.735 13.
The comptroller also distributed a state
ment showing the balincvs In thi > se\cral
fund'i ot the tlty on this date , as follows
Ooneral fund . $ 31 " 21
Tire . . R2V)00 )
Police . MOJafcJ
Curbing , KUtterlnq- and cleinlng 41 (0 (
Sou er maintaining . 1140
Health . G.VX3S
Judgment . . . . 47 70
library . 101T01M
I'-irk . J027100
Water lent . S.tWI < 0
I.lghtlns . 3SU
Sinking . 71 'irri
Hontl . 11,752 2"i
7'lumbers' m.ilntalnlng . 1 H17 ri9
Paving bond . C.Olf..iS
City hall . 310tf > n
*
Viaduct . 70 SI
Mnikct place . K2 M
Police pension . 4 071 70
Electrical . COO CO
Total J232.SM9J
1'UNDS DISAPPKAH UAPIUL.Y
The meeting was called to order h > Presi
dent Dlngham. with all the counclltncn prei
ent , except Karr Uechcl wan < -hosen chair
man of the meeting , ant ] tile buMnci-s which
caused the meeting vas taken up at once
Deputy ComptixllerVettllng ) v.as call"d
upon to state the condition of the i eveial
funds , and the remarks made bj him regard
Ing the rate at which the cltj's monejs
fading away seemed to astonish the cltj
fathers.
Mr i Wettllng stated that at the rate of ex
Dondlturcs wlilch had obtained during the
past eight mouths the principal funds would
bo exhausted within aery shoit time He
said that at this rate the general fund will
be short about $13,000 by the first of ne\t
year , the flro fund will bo rhort about $32000
and the police fund about $8,01)0 ) He called
attention lo the fact that the curb , guttering
and cleaning fund and the sewer maintain
ing fund are practically exhausted. Mi
\Vcttllng referred In detail to all the funds
President Illngham suggested that It woull
bo a good idea to heir from the heads of the
different departments as to what will be
needed to operate their departments and th n
the mayor and council would take some dcQ-
nltc action.
City Engineer Hcsewater vas first called
on. Councilman Stubt asking him regarding
the curb , guttering and cleaning fund. Mr
Rosewater called the attention of the council
man to the fact that 419.000 of the $23.000 In
this fund at the beginning of the year hid
been expended before the present administra
tion came Into power. He said the approachIng -
Ing fair would make It absolutely necessary
that the street/ ) should be cleaned for at least
a month longer. By using the road fund for
this purpose , as had been customary In the
east , he said the streets could ho cleaned
for another month by strict economy for about
$1.500. leaving a balance of about $1,500 In
this fund for repairing streets. Mr Uo
watcr dwelt especially on the necessity for
maintaining the sewers of the- city and he In
cidentally AUggreted fiuhmlttlng a proposltlor
at the November election for voting $75,00 (
in bonds for making1 necessary repairs In ol < :
sewers and for building new ones. He called
attention to several source1 ! from which he
said the city would probably receive aboul
$20,000 or $25000 , uhlcli would bo covered
Into the general fund.
NHKD FOR FIRH PROTECTION.
None of the members of the Board of Fire
and Police. Commissioners were present ami
Chief Redell of the fire department was called
on to state the necessities of his department
The chief said he could not quote any figure ;
as ho only kept track of the actual expendi
tures of the department and knew nothlm ,
about the expenses of the flre and police
board or bow the operating expenses of the
( Ire and police alarm telegraph were chargci
acalnst the fire department. Ho referred to
the fact that the exposition nhould be pro
tected In come way , as a flre In any of the
large buildings would cauao serious Iocs to
surrounding property , as well as Inside the
grounds. Chief Hedell stated that the , nen
charter had caused an Increafio In the pay
roll , as It did away with the graded systcn
of salaries then In force , the pay roll for las
month being $3,053. The actual expenses o
the flro department for 1835 , he e ld , were
$118,031 3G ; for 189G the expenditures wore
$100,902.83 He said Hi ore were a number o
repalm necessary to apparatus , but no money
was available to do It.
Mercer took the floor at the conclusion o
Chief Hedell's remarks and took the city en
glneer to task for elating that the expend !
turca of the Hoard of Public Works were on ! )
$50 a day. whereas the comptroller's repor
showed that the expenditures for Augus
amounted to $300 per day
Mr. Rosewater retorted that he had made
no fiuch statement , but had ald that the
sweeping of streets had crwt between J.'O am
$ GO per day , The expenditures In the re
pairing ot streets were according to the or
ders of the council. Mr Hreewatcr said the
department under hU charge was run on a
business basis , and he did not employ men
bocanso thcv had a political pull. Ho callt'f
attention to the amount of public work which
had been dune and alao the amount of paving
sewers , etc. , which had been prepared for
He rapidly sketched the operation of each of
the departments under bis charge and the
cost of each
Several of the councllmen dlacu&sed the
situation without reaching any solution , and
It was finally decided to direct the head of
each department to ( submit to the council
next Tuesday night an Itemized statement of
the expenditures In their department which
are regarded as absolutely necessary , It be
ing agreed that these reports should bo taken
up after the regular council meeting and ways
and meane devised for applying some remedy
for cutting down the operating expenses of the
city go\eminent
Tlironn from Uurrlnuo unil Klllnl.
SAN TRANCISCO. Sept. 2. Henry Win-
dell , an eccentric money lender and furni
ture broker , whose life far many jear.i has
been one long chapter of trouble with pretty
women , was last evening thrown from hlx
buggy and Instantly killed Wlndell lUcd
all alone at 4 Hurrltt Place , In a house
Joaloucly protected from Intrusion by a trel-
is fcnro ami bi bed wire H v as A lm h-
'lor. o\tv 60 jenrs of nse , and f patti1 id
bo \ ry wealthy. Wlndcll went out for a
lrlTi < KMrrday with a JOIIHR lady , Mlts
2on tanco Kohl. A miMlcl.in Jiving at 1S12
Ilueh Btreet , who claims to be an adopt , d
InURhter of the decttiBnlVln n opposllo
the altiwhouse the horse ran away and the
occupants wcro throw n out , Wlndell bclnjr
ustnntlv Killed.
BROWNS TROUNCE ORIOLES
( Continued from Second Page )
of the four matelie * In the second round
vvlll IK' ( leelileil milednrkiir * Interfere- * .
The Liko-MIIlanl ronto t In till * round will
KO ever until tomorrow 'flic i-hrdulp of
name' * for Hie toiiriininent n * ) revised I * as
follows-
Sworn ! noiinil-Oulllni-lnin ncnlnstVI1 -
ant * . Morsmnn nRiiltmt HuXcll , l.iko
icnln t Hunker , Mllliin ! HKiUnut Crtlilvvell
Third Itomiil CullliiRliiim iiKaln < < t HiiKkell ,
Mortnun nculimt HnnrKor. L > ko nunlti' t
MllUnl. Cililwell nKntnitVIIIHms
Fourth Itontiil CullliiRinm agnlnst
Hinrkor , Mnrotimn ncnlnst l ike , Mlllnnl
iKiilti'-t Wllllnm-i. Onldvvi'll against llimkell
Fifth Uoiuiil CullliiKhiim UKiln t Mor---
nan. Luke nc.UiiHt Onlilvvcll. Mlllaril Ki < Int
'Inzkell , WilliamiiKaliiut lUnrker
Sixth Hound CiiritiKlitim URilnot Like ,
Mornmui iiKatnst Mill ml. C.ililvvcll ntrilnat
Hancker.Vllllntii8 up ilimt Ma-tkell.
Sovetitti Houtul TtilllnKlmm ncalntit Mil-
ard , Mor ninn atriilnst Caldvvell , Lnka
iKrtlnst Wlllliinn , H.isHtll flBiilnst Ilanekcr.
Iliuiil Ural * \Vlillmnti.
NIAGAHA ON.TlllM.AKi : . Out. , Sept. 2.
The nnal surprlfo ( iccurred In the national
tennis tournament today when M 13 Whit ,
nan of Harvard wnhe Hen bV S Hond
: hree net * to tuo Hiuul's constant running'
to the net purzltul Whitman , but when
Honil was able to return Whitman' * re\cr a
t\\lst serxlce he look the mutch handily.
Score :
W S llond beat M.niltman , 7G3. ! .
2-C. G-4 , 6-3
IJVIJNTS O.N Till : IIl'.M.M3 ' THACICS.
I'lirrr | | < i ( PiMiirlli'M llcnti-n on u > nft
Trnpk nt > iiurl.
CINCINNATI. Sept 2-Thiee hot favor-
Itcs were beaten on a poft truck at New
port todiy and the booklri quit hlg winners
> n tinday. . Weather fair , attendance 2,000.
Tomoiiow the intcllntr will come to nn end.
Oakley opens on Saturday for sixteen day
or mote llesults ;
ritst race , lfurlonys. . wiling : Heritage ,
liU ( i\crett : ) , S to 1 , won ; Carrie I. > le. 10.5
( T Chnrlc * ) , 7 to 1 and 2 to 1 , si-cond , Hani *
pirt , 103 ( Thointon ) , 10 to 1 , thltcl. Time :
1 l vi. Ml < UoiM-tt , The Sculptor , The
I > ago , Prudtnt , AUarettu and Llimore also
an.
an.Sicond race , Ihe nnd n half furlongs :
l.ank > Itob , nn ( OMTton ) . I to 1 , won ;
Gcorgle C , 102 ( Olcion ! ) , S to r. and 1 to 2 ,
second , Dutch Comedian , 101 ( Jnme * ) , G t
1 , third Time 1 10 Sauber , St. Ua > mend
and Aictuuit also ran.
Thlitl lute , mllu and a sKtcenth Felling :
A It C , IPS lO\erton ) , e\i > n , wen , .Iiinbotee ,
10 % ( James ) , s to 1 and J to 1 , secoi. 1 ; Ix > y-
105 ( Murray ) . 12 to I , third Time :
Pule Kitchen , Stanza and Hohlnson
also ran
rourth i ace. one mile , sellingPerfoim -
an c , 107 ( J Hill ) , 4 to 5 , won , JU-rtlu Heoil.
Kk5 ( Hsuntt ) , . ' to 1 and 1 to 2 , scroml ;
Ka'.latan. Ids ( Oserton ) . S to 1. third Tl.nc ;
I 48'The NaCa h Hearer , Solon and
Wlntluup also 1.111
Flflh nee. foui and n half furlongs. sell-
Ing. Ada Ku-rll , 110 ( Overtoil ) , 11 to fi.
wvm. Aunt Mangle , 110 ( Alter ) , CO to 1 and
G to 1 , oeoond , l eutia M\ors , 110 ( Fowler ) ,
20 to 1 , thltil Time 0 "ib Anna Taj lor ,
Dajo , QuLt'n of Hnistbuurnc , Laurettf 15 ,
P.lsle M , md Strihlou also tan
ST. LOUIS Sept 2-The talent fared well
today , us most of the fair ground lac'e's
were won l > > favoiltes nml well-plajed hec-
onil choicer Weather hot , tiacK last ard
uttindanie gocd llebiilts
First rate , Cellingeven fuilongs : Chi1-
well , 102 ( Hall ) , 1J to 1 and 5 to 1. won ;
Hiaw Scott , r > 9 ( C Slaughter ) , 10 to 1 ami
4 to -second. 1 . Toga. 101 ( C Combs ) , 4 to 2 ,
third Time 1 ! ' ' 4 Tim liven , Revenue ,
Irish Chkf 111 , Hllt/cii'rt S ! Ur. Miss
Piosslj , Urlgqs and I'ltlmt al = o ran
Second race puise , for ear-olds , five
ami a half fuilongi Sir Joseph I.lsui , Si
( C f'ombs ) , lo 1 ami s to . > , won , Myrtle ,
If" ) ( Hull ) . 11 to 10 and 2 to .1 , ci'cond , Katie
Hutheiford , 100 ( C. Murphj ) . 7 to 1 , third.
Time 1 on. Tillle JIa > , Hllthcful. Decapj
mil Whlrm intollne uKo inn '
Third race , selling , six. furlongs : Juanlta ,
II ( Frost ) , barred , won , Slcidtibia , HI ) ( C.
Combs ) , 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 , secoml. Heel , 9J
( Stuiens ) , 10 to 1 anil G to 1 , thlnl , Aipiar-
reiu : , 97 ( Nl\on ) , 7 to 1 , fourth Time. ' 1 lr .
Hazel Green , Jolly Son , Klz tta. I.-iura F ,
Tommy Ilutter and Neutral al o tan.
Fourth race , pui.se , for 2-v ear-olds , flvo
ind a half fmlongs. Firroll. 110 ( C Comhs ) ,
1 to 3 and out , vvon ; I.idy ot the West. 110
( SncU ) 12 to 1 ami C to 1 second ; Dave
Waldo 10G ( Foucon ) II to 2 third. Time :
1 OV > , n 11 Sack anil Guide Hock also ran.
Fifth race , six fin longs , < -eHing : Ardath ,
107 ( Hlnkey ) , S to . " > and out , won ; Nicholas ,
101 ( C. Slaughter ) , 9 to 10 and out. second ;
Meddler. 101 ( Halt ) , 4 to 1. third. Time :
1:1 li. Three starters.
Sixth race , one mile , selling : Tranby , 111
( Hlnkev ) . S to 5 and 3 to 1 , won ; Con Hcgan ,
PC ( Southaid ) , I ! to 1 and G to 1 , second ;
Can Galop. 101 ( Hall ) , 2 to 1 , third Tlmo :
1:41 4. Hosny , Uncle Pat , Aim , Miuhlalo and
courtesy also ran
KANSAS C1TV , Sept. 2. The rc-openliiK of
the downtown pool rooms has cau.sed a
gradual dwindling In the attend inco on the
llxpo ltlon races until the daily nttemlinco
Is now close to 300 The Indications are that
the meeting will come to an end In a few
Weather hot , track fast Results :
First race , four and a half furlongs : Dan
Hart won , ChlKKor second. Monumental
third. Time : 0.57H
Second race , four and a half furlongn :
Henry ! . < won , Dan Meek3 Jr. second , Whlt-
tln third Time : O.TP4
Third race , six furlongs- Moss Hose won.
Damper second , Sirntoff third. Time. l:17Vi. :
Fourth race , llvo furlongs. Little Dick
won , Thurman faccond , Ina third. Time :
1:03 : .
Fifth race , one and one-sixteenth miles :
Cirl Hoi ! mil won. Qalgo second , Churllo
Nowlce third. Tlmu : 1:52' : { .
NHW YORK , Sept. 2 There was a good
attendance jit Sheepshead Hay today , hut
theio were a big lot of scratches , the Hack
being sloppy , There was much delav In the
third race nnd all the Jockeys wore lined $23
each with the exception of McCafferty.
After the third race ISptmln was claimed out
of the race for $1.320 by Grlllln & Simons ,
owners ot Hrnk O' Day The last wee was ;
the Turf handicap at a mlle and a uunrtcr
on the glass with Rtnusaeler favorite. As
they came Into the stretch the first tlmn
Ilallllng nnd Jefferson were in the lend anil
the favorlto third Up the hack stretch
Haining took the lead , hut the other posi
tions were unchanged. Around the upper
turn Doerslayer , Don do Ore and Hcnssaclcr
moved up and a hot drive resulted between
Deerslayer and H.ilfllng In which Decnilayer
won by a nose Results :
First rncp , futurity course , selling : Hair
pin , U7 ( Wllhlte ) , 14 to 5 and even , won ;
Yankee Sim , 105 ( Sloin ) , 11 to ft nnd 4 to 5 ,
second. Zelln , S3 ( O'Connor ) , G to I and 2 to
1 , third. Time : 1:12. : Deal , Sailor King ,
Gennro , Teller , Field Lark , Jack Dandy ,
Hlndoonct , Kato Huidcnstlo nnd Homelike
also ran.
Second race , one mlle : Partridge , 104
( Sloano ) , 11 to G and 7 to 10 , won ; Dorian ,
126 ( McCuffcrty ) , 7 to 1 anil 2 to 1 , second ;
Talisman 107 ( Mnckey ) , GO to 1 nml 10 to 1 ,
third. Time1 43. namlro II and Lake
Shore also ian
Third race , Partridge , six furlongs : Cen
tral Trust , 317 ( Taral ) , 1G to B ami oven ,
won ; Gala Diy. 112 ( McCafTerty ) , 3 to 1 ami
even , ( second ; Laverock , 114 ( Walker ) , 20 to
1 and 8 to 1. third. Time : 1.17 Kcnmoro
Queen , Fonsavannnh , Plaudit and Svvango
nlno ran.
Fourth race , six furlongs , selling' Trolley ,
105 ( Clayton ) , 11 to 5 and 4 to C won ; Trip
ping , 101 ( II. Martin ) , 9 to 2 nnd 8 to 5 second
end , Break O' Dnv , 103 ( Sloan ) , 8 to 1 nnd
3 to 1 , third. Time : l:15tt Domitor ,
Hstaca , Lord Xenl , Flresldo , Her Own ,
Hurry Up nnd Klepper also ran.
Fifth race , one mile : Poetess , lot ( Sloin ) ,
7 to 3 and 3 to G , won ; Hamilton H , 100 ( II.
Martin ) , 5 to 2 and 4 to 5 , second. Loneta ,
KXi ( Thorpe ) . 7 to 5 and 3 to 5 , third. Time :
1:423-5. : IvobeiiKula and Roy del Tlera also
ran Sixth race , Turf handicap , ono nnd one-
fourth miles1 Deer.slayer. 105 ( Clayton ) ,
8 to 1 and 3 to 1 , won ; H iininit. 101 ( Thorpe )
5 to 1 ami 2 to 1 , secoml ; Itcimaolcr. 115
( Taral ) , 7 to 5 and 3 to 5 , third. Tlmn ;
2:10 : 1-5. Don ile Ore , Damlcn , Lincoln II ,
Hong and Dance , Huphiizaril and Jefferson
also ran
Clinrli-r Onk Ilnrm Put OIT.
HARTFORD , Conn. , Sept. 2 On account
of the unfavorable weather the meet sched
uled for Charter Oak pirk thli afternoon
have been postponed until tomorrow when
the $ ' 5000 special race between Blur Pointer
and Joe P.itchcn will take place
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