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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEL.JMONDAY , MARCH 28 , 1808.
f SPECIAL NOTICES
for tliene colnninn
IIP Inkcn nntll 12 m. for the
nad. until 8 | i. m. for the
morning nnd Snnilnr cilltlonn.
AilrertUem , lir rciue llnir a nnm-
* ered ohi-cU , can have niniTcr * nd-
drpn pil to n nutnbrrcd letter In cnre
of The Hoc.nnvrerii 10 nddrcmied
( Will lie delivered on iircnentutiou of
the clirck only.
tin ton , 1 l--o n irnril flrnt Inxprllon )
So n word thereafter. Notlilnc taken
for lefin ( linn 'Me lor the flmt Inner-
lion. Tin-no nilvcrtlMUinciitii iniiMt he
run
.WAXTCU SITUATIOS9.
Y AMr.niCAN WIDOW , uousciciii'cn KOK
wldnwcr , liounelieepT or head clnmliermnlil In
liotel : ir > od references. lti . I'litnrr.V' it
Orange. N. J. A-MI21 AH
BITt'ATION WANTHU , 11Y A MAnUIKD ) MAN
who rpi-iks Oerrmn nml KnullBh , nil a clerk
In a Rnneral store ! years experience : be t of
iefcrencr . lyjck box 46 , hjrucuse. Neb
1VANTIU ) . 1'OSITION AH IIOTiL ,
12 ytH. experience. Addreu K C. . , I IC
23
\VA > TIJDMAI n HUM * .
CANV/vSSKRS / TO TAKi : OHDURS ; NH\V LINK
of work , nu hc.ivy BioJs 'o rirry : f.Iary or
commlHsion. C. " . A.Uma Co , 321 Co. : Mh St.
BAI.r.SMAN J'OH CKIAItS. J123 A MONTH AND
expenses : old llrmi experience unni-cessary ; In-
rtucem nta to customers. C. C. Ill'hop fc ixj. ,
Bt. Louis. 1 ! M
lAOHNTS AND IHIANCII MANAOKllS : SAI-AHY
nnd commission. Hunter Tnllorlntr & Bilrt
Co , Clnclnmtl. O. U-JH9S-Aptll 16'
WANTHD. AN IIXl-CIlIIINCnD rLOlUST.
who speaks Germ in. Appty. at Ii. llmi. 1M3
Vlnton St. 1 "
\voniv rou us AT YOUR IIOMK : DAY on
cvtnlnw : II to $12 v/ivkly : no canvasslnu or
experience rwu'rMj ' full pnrtirulurs anl vork
nmllod on nppllcatlon. Cnlumlilnn > lrir. Co ,
301 N. Cth St. . I'hltiilclphln. I'a. n M1S 7'
„ . TO MLL TOILET SOAP TO
dealers ; JIOO p r month Hilary nnd expenf < \ ;
exp < -rl < > ncp unnecessary. Louis Lrnst Co , M.
Louis. Mo. R-Mli2
ooi > AUIMTS. L.\uins on OHNTS. jsco
per day to huntlfrs. 435-430 1'axton lllk
D 380 30 *
IMUIIIMt IRAlin TAUOHT MKK AND
uoiren In tno mentis ; position' ! Kinrnntepd ;
tooli pro pntd ; catalogue mulled free. Moler s
B-Iioolf , Chicago or Minneapolis.
n M13 > 30 *
WANTnn. COMPHTHNT 8AM1S.MAN TO SIH.li
tlio most complete line of lubilcatlng oils ,
; Kreni-f' , varnlshrn nnd specialties on the mir-
kot ; mural terms tn the pioper inrty. Jewel
llelln'ni ; Co , Clcv eland , Ohio. II-M478 Al
WAN'THD. TIIITSTWOIITIIY rr.usoN TO
travel ; pilary. 1710 ttiul c-cpcnsra ; refercn-e ;
pnelow i-elf-nddreesed envelope. Thp Dominion
Company , Chicago. IJ M177 2S *
? 1 ! A DAY MADK , IHCYCI.n IUDKRS
vvantPd , to fell pitent foldlnc luunaKO c.uil. rs ,
liMter than Klondike : upeclal Induccmi-nla ; no
rlik ; entirely m-w ; Bet In the push : catalogue
free.V. . 1 * . Chase. DCS Molnei. la
II M o1) Al'
WANTIJDJ AUCTIONIJIIR TO DISl-OSI ) OF
liankrniit stock of dry goodi. clothlnB , notions ,
ptc ; general KnowlPdRO of goods described not
nbpolnti ly noce nry : UHinarrled mtn pnferred :
reliable , re-ommnniled ni to bonefty and sober-
Ity rpqupstrd : ttendy Job by the month ; all
Innulrlen vvlth photos of applicant nddresfcd
K C2 , llee. n-M4T-2S
eAI.I MHN . SAI.VRY OR COMMISSION , TO
> pll lubr'cntlng ' oils nnd gtcnscs ; good side line.
The A. O. Ilarb-uiBh Co. Cleveland. O.
H M570 28 *
HOY WANTIID IXR OPPICE WORK. IS 1IHD
building. Dr. RosoHater. H MC05 M
Il PKMALn HUM' .
too aims roil AM- KINDS or WORK : TO
J7 weijk. CnnndUn 'Olllce. 1322 Doiiglai.
. " ' C Ijl
_
AVA NTtTD COMl HTHNT COOK ; NO .
ln . References required. Mrs.V. . J. Connell ,
ST. S. 21th SU C 473
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. A"oOMl'rTiNT : OIRI , < NO OTIIRR
nei-d imply ) for general housework ; family of
two. Call 53J S. MthAxp. . C-M1S2
GOOD COOK AVANTRD. MRS. HAVNDRRS ,
SOUS Sherman Avenue. C 437-a
FOR IlENT IIOUSHS.
CI1OICK HOIIHKS & COTTAGES AT.I , OVRIl
city. t3 > to $75. Fidelity , 1st lloor N. Y. Ufp
D 4J2
HOtlSKH , WAf.T ACC , I1ROWN ULOCK. 1CTH
and Douglas. D 153
LIST. M-CAQUR , ISTII AND DODOC.
D 13
I10USRS. I'U\TS. OARVIN 1JR03 , 1C13 TAIl'M
1) 413
HOUSES. J. H. 8IinR\VOOD , 423 N. Y. Ull'fJ.
D 100
I0l | * " IN AM TARTS OF THU CITY. THU
O. P. DnAla Carooany , 150r. JMrnam. D 437
HOUSES. 11RNEWA & CO. . 108 N. 15TH ST.
D IIS
HOUSES. STORES. I1EMIS , 1'AXTON RLOCK.
D IJ5
NI-\V COTTAaR , MONTHLY PAYMENTS 604
IJfo llldK. D M531
DETACHID : MODERN II-ROOM , ALSO S-ROOM
house : fccyn at 25IS Cap. Avc. Tel , C73. n It.
RobHon. D M423
JIOVINO HOUSEHOT.D OOOD AND PIANO'S.
Om. Van . . Htonigtf Co , 15114 ! Karnam. Tel. l'E9.
D M521
ROOM MODERN TLAT. 1112 SOUTH 11TH.
D-M165
-R. MODERN HOUSE. KOUNTZE PLACE : J40.
J. J , Gllison , 111 1'lrst Natlonil Hank Hldg.
D-470 A-3
FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED 10-
room modern house with barn ; location very
I ilc'lralilo ton west hills ) : will rent to right
1 tinrlv for one or two jcars at $75 no. Addiess
1 K V ) . llee. D M309-29 *
< ROOM HOltRE. ELECTRIC1 L1OHT AND GAS
barn : large lawn ; on paved street. 2151 Ho.
31th St. U-M54VA1
FOIl HKM' KUR.MSMnn niMS.
THE INPORMATION BUREAU , 1315 I-ARNASI.
E-MIIS M3'
S N'ICE ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING. 1112 SOUTH
lltli. K M76S
DE IRARLE ROOM. M. r. ROYS , N. Y. L
HUB. Thono 811. E-M211 A17
( TRANSIENTS ACCOMMODATED ) . 11 'i\ \ WEEK
dp ; largo front iconii ; bay window ; ( use
of cook > tov e ) . 511 North 19th. K-M3SS 2S *
IIOOMS. 2iSO IIARNEY ST. ; MODERN. ! 5O.
front. E-MI21 20 *
I'LEASANT. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ;
nindim conveniences. 1S17 Leavennorth at , ,
llatM. E-M4-.4 81
1'URNISHED ROOMS. 2041 HAUNCYi
E-495-t *
IN 1'RIVATK FAMILY. 1319 DODOE
K-MISJ A8
THRKB KURNISflED. ROOMS TOR IIOU3E-
keeplne for man and wife. Rent taken In
board. ni9 N. I'.th. K 492
NICELY KURNISHED ROOMS ; ALL CON-
vententes ; for ccntlemcn. 2234 rarnain.
K-439-2S
FOUR ROOMS Ft'RNISHED FOR LldUT
lioutekeeplm ; . Apply at 424 1'axton RlocK , aft-
crnoon , or to J , H. Uuc , Frrnier lllnck.
E-M579 2S
FOR RKNT. VXUR ) ROOMS FOR IIOUsl >
keeplnK. In new house on car line ; hoird If
desired. Apply 2313 So. 30th. E MJ7S 2 *
NICBLY FURNISHED ROOMS ; PRIVATE FAM-
lly. 1SU Casa. E M577 Al
FURNISHED IIOOMS AND 1IO1RD.
THE MERHIAM. FlUST-CLASS FAMILY HO-
lei. J3th and Dodge Sts. F 462
KLONDIKE HOTEL , S. E. COR. 16TH AND [
Webster Bt * . ; steam heat rooms , 11.50 per week
and up. F MC93 I
ROOMS , WITH BOARD. 210S CHICAGO.
I F-407 Ail *
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ; Fill-
vale family. 702 So. tilth St. F 442-28 *
THE ROSE. 203) HAIINEY ; ROOMS WITH
Imard , rates reasonable ; transients nccrnnmo-
* dated.
F-M973
UTOPIA. 171 DAVENPORT ; TRANSIENTS
accommodated. F 611 A4 raL
ROOM WITH HOARD. 210 ] Cats.
F M457S1 *
FOIl RENT-FIRST CLASS HOARD AND
rooms , jood location , til 0 , * 3th Bt.
F-4 4-
KICK FRONT ROOIM WITH GOOD UOAKD
ROOMS AXD HOARD.
( Continued. )
TUB AL1IANY. 2101 DOUGLAS ; ! ROOMS WITH
board ; transients accommodated. F Mill AS'
FURNISHED ROOMS. 2113 GRANT BT.
F-MMJ A !
FOR nnXT STORKS AMI OFFICES.
FOR RENT-IN" THE IIEB UUILDINOJ
Ono large corner room , "d floor , with vault and
private office , water , etc.
One large front room , 2d floor , divided Into two
rooms ) by partition ; ater , etc.
One large corner room , Jd floor , with vaul' ,
water , etc.
Ono front room , divided by partition , id floor.
One corner room , with vault , Jd floor.
One largo room , 3d floor , with partition dividing
It Into one larce room and tno smaller private
roDmsnter ; , etc.
Two large ground floor rooms , frontlnir 17th St. ,
with vault.
Several small rooms on 4th floor , with vaults.
All the e rooms are heated with steam , elcotrlo
llsht , supplied with first-class Jinltor service.
Elevators run fl > - and all night ; building
nrlctly nreprcof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 104 , ! ! . ( bulldlm ; . 1 199
TOn THACKAGE , TIlANSFEUniNG AND
dek room , apply to the Auitman & To > lor
Machinery Co. , N , C. cor , 9th and Jackson sts.
1 923
FOIl ItKNT DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
nfflce , I3ee building ; water , steam heat , electric
llsht and Janitor service. Apply to Superin
tendent. He bulldlnff. 1-197
FOIl IlENT THE 4-STOTIY HUICK TUILDINO
at 910 Farnam St. This bulldlnff hna a fireproof
cement bajement ; water on all floors : E " > etc.
Apply at the office of The Hce. 1-110
WANTED TO
WE CAN SUPPLY DESIRAI1LE TENANTS
for 50 houses 5 to 8 rooms within one week.
If > ou have any houses \cant list them with
us at once. Fidelity , 1st nmN. . Y , Life
K-M370
WANTED. FIHST-aUAPS HOARD FOR HITS
band nnd wife ; two bed rooms and sitting
room required. AddreES L 2 , lire 1C M COJ
STORAGE.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
CCS 910 Jones ; general storage and forwarding.
M-453
OM. VAN i STORAGE , IMPS FARN'M. TEL 1TO
M 461
WAM'EU TO IIUY.
WANTED CARRIAGE HORSE , 6 TO C YEARS
old , weighing 1,200 to 1,200 pounds. Call 1204
Harney. N 4IS A-l *
WANTED. A MEDIUM SIZED KATE IN GOOD
condition , cheap Address K 56 , I'.en
N M349-29
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
HEDnOOM SUITS. FOLDING BEDS AND ALL
kinds of household gooili , tn Quit luslirm , no
renionnlil" offer refused. Neb. Furnllurn To ,
710-12 N. ICth St. O-73I A3
FOIl SALE 11-FT AND GATE , 30 FEET OF-
flrc raUlnfr. turned posts and pplmlles ; cost
J2J.DO , will sell for $3.00. Address K 4H. lice.
O Ml'G 28
FOR \LEHORSES , , U'AGO.NS , ETC.
FOR SALE. A HANDSOME CHESTNUT MARE ,
pacer , standard bred , 8 > ears old , 10 hands high ,
will road to bug -y at a 2:40 Bait ; perfectly re
liable ; reasonable price. Enquire 3S Scott.Kt
Council IIlulT ? , Iowa. 1 > M4K 29
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HOG AND POULTRY FENCE : BETTER THAN
wire netting. Fine pawdust for floors. T l 43 $ ,
001 Douglas. Q-118
HORSE CLIPPING MACHINES , KNIVES AND
repairs , ell standard m.ikos , on hand ; grind
ing rarors. shears , clippers ; prompt Ecrvlce
A. I * Undelard. Q-MS7C
I'URE PLYMOUTH ROCh. EGGS FOR SETtings -
tings : CO : ; roosters. (1 00. 932 North 2Cth.
2Cth.Q9SS
Q-9SS
SEP.D SWEET POTATOES. Jl 60 P R 11HL
IhcoJoro Williams , 57th and Military Ave.
Omaha , Neb. Q-SUSC May ; .
NOAH PERRY , JOHDER AND WHOLESALIL
denier In scvver pipe and stnnenare. 4177
Dodge street , Omaha Net ) . Telephone 500.
I ) M3G7 A2
CHICKEN. HOC- AND TM\'N FENCES ; ALT
wire : Sj best. Wire JVorl-a , 14th and Harn r.
* I * Q--9S )
FOR SALE ONE OF THE IJEST DAIRIES IN
thn cltv. Oenulnn bargain. Inquire J. I
Kemp I'eed Co , 27th and I avenwoith
Q M99
FOR SALE. ABOUT 40.000 SND HAND ST. .
Louis fire brWc and S3.000 building brick , nlsc
boilers , engine and brick machinery. M'm J
Welshan * . City Hall. 'Phono 237. Q-MG77
FOR SALE , THE KLKOANT BAR FIXTURE
of Palmer house saloon. L. C. Brown , Gran
Island Neb. Q M769 AS
BLACKHEADS AND WATIT9 , HOW TO RE'
move , Ke. Cyrus Gray , P. O. box 94 , Hen
nett. Pa. Q M154 A13
RESTAURANT FOR SALE. WITH FRUIT
and confectioneries , at 210 No. ICth ct
Q 11461 31
FOU SALE , FOUR FRESH MILCH COWS. A
Wellman , 2514 Popplcton Ave. C11475 2S
SALE. OLD LUMHER. 2x4 , 2x0 , 2x8 , 2xl _
6x3 short hoards , 1-Inch , suitable for sidewalk
Apply to Associated Charities , S07 Howard SI
Tel. 1CIO. Q-M573 A2
nn = n- & CHEAPEST SODA FOUNTAIN
Omaha. Call or address 313 N. Y. Life.
Q M54S-A2
MASSAGE , 1IATIIS. ETC.
LAURA ELLISON. 119 N. ICTH ( UPSTAIRS ;
room 12 , Tuiko-Russlun and plain baths , mas
sage. T 11310 A19
MME. AMES. MASSAGE AND BATHS 1623' '
Howard street. T M391 2S
MME. SMITH. 118 N. 13TH ST. , STEM AN :
alcohol baths , T 410 2S
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGH HATI.
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up
slo Irs. T MC04 A3 *
PERSONAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUI5LES. 3r-S HE
Bldg ; phjslclan consultation or health book frei
U 4C8
CIXTHES CLEANED. PP.ESSED AND RE
paired ; ilay or night ; dress suits for hln
I'antorlum , N. E. Cor. 14th and "arnam Te
803. U-4C7
INDIES , HAVE YOUR HAIR DRESSF.D HE-
fore going downtovi-n at the Imlrdrosln
parlors of Mine. O. Payne , 2303 Lcavenwort.
St. ; tel ! < & ! : artistic inanlcjrlns , supcrlluou
hair and faclsl blemishes removed with elec
trlcltj ; strictly private. U-MS47 All *
UAT1IS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 3I9H 8 13TII.
U 1S3
HOUSE * CLIPPED FOR ONE DOLLAR : ELEC-
trlo clipper * , Tel , CC. McCormao & Haunley ,
llth and Howard. U 530
QUICKEST AND IIEST PRINTING FOR I.I1AST
monev , R. G. Hearsey , 1303 Farnam. 'Phone
206) ) . U-M321-A2 *
MONEY TO LOIN HEAL ESTATE.
MONEV TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TIIE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1W3 Farnam fat. W 4C8
6 I'ER CENT CITY AND FAllM LOANS.
Oarvln Bros , 1613 Farnam St. W M 3
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND ITY LOANS.
R. C. Peters & Co. . U. S. Na.fl llank Bldg.
W 473
IMONEY IX > ANED ON MPROVED REAL na.
late In Omaha. Council Ulnffs & South Omahd.
W. II. Thomas , 5U.1 First Nat'I Bank , Omaha.
W 475.
1100,00000 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
flrst-class Improved Omaha property , or for
bulldlnt purposes. Fidelity Trust company.
W 477
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . S15 N. Y. L , ;
quick money nt low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W-47J
LOAN ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1220 For-ra.
\\-463
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan-Love Co , 219 S. 16th.
W 470
5H I'ER CENT MONET. BEMIS , 1'AXTON RIU.
PRIVATE MONEY. WEAD. 1CTH & DOUaLAfi
VV SW A-9
MONEY TO LOAN CIIATTKLS.
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| lTro"llO.OOO TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD1 FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES. WAOON8 AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. ETC. ,
at lowest rates in
Omaha , South Omaha and Council IJluRx.
No removal of coovls : strictly confidential ; you
ran ray the lon oft at any time or In any
mounts.
mounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
3M South l th St.
THK OLDEST. IJinaEST AND ONLY INCOR-
rORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.xin
xin
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE HOLD-
taf permanent poaltlon * . with responsible i n-
oorni utvxi tk 4r owm , without security ;
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO FO J.
J. Olbson , 114 First NslJ.IJank. . Y 479
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION FIRM. SOUTH
Omaha , wants mnn with Urge rnpltnl for part
ner ; business thoroughly establlshe'1 ' ; tettr-
encei first-class. Ho 445 , Omaha. Y-M3M
J. I. WATT , DU1LDER AND GENERAL JOR-
bln . 2415 Emmet street. Y-M557 A2
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTVNITt TOR RIOIIT
party to open an exclusive family hotel and
apartment house for railroad and depot em
ployes on South 10th street , Omahft , vvlfiln two
blocks of the new IturllnRton nnd Union Pa-
clflo depots ; new building ; contains CO large
rooms ; accommodations for about ICO persons ;
will leasa for term to responMlte party who has
capital to furnish and conduct a first-class
plac" . II 81 , Ree. Y < T70
FOR SALE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ttore In n prosperous locality ; n splerdld op
portunity for the Hunt party. Fir particulars
* rlle to a. D. Freed. Hugo. Cole ,
rou SALE , MEAT MARKET ; STEVEN'S
cooler. R. lical , 36th and Hamilton.
Y M277 23'
RETTER THAN KLONDIKE-PERrON * WITH
small or large capital winning to make Invi'it-
mpntu that promise large letuini fhould n- .
dresi or call on L. W. Tulleys , Council lllurt' ,
la. Y M197 A'C
WANTED , SEVEN MANAGING OPERATORS
for branch onices ; Nebraska , K.in af , Ml ? ourl.
Iowa. The R. I. Price Eje SjMpm. Denver ,
Cole Y-M4322S'
JCOO WILL IltlY A FINE PAYING HUSINESO
for lady or gentleman. K 30 , Uee.
Uee.YMICI
Y-MICI 2S
FOR SALE. H.OOO STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
chandls located In good fannlnB country ;
mint bi > told soon. Kor pirtlcular-i nddreis P.
O. Rex 300. Cedar Rluffs , Neb. Y M4SS ! 9
$1 00. MO CARDS , ENVEI/M'EP. NOTF.HKATyj
or clrculin neitly printed. R. G. llearaey ,
1503 Farnam. 'Phone IOCO. Y M120-A2 *
WANTER TO RUV-OROCERV STORE OR
grocery nnd meat market for spot ra h ; mu t
lw cheap end have good trade. Addresi K 48 ,
Ree. Y-443 2
ron
TO nXCHANOE , OMAHA SAVINGS RANK
accounts for 10 to 12 roam houpp tint be moved.
Address Ilex 13 , Station "A" City.Z
Z MJ23-29 *
roil SALtt RCATj ESTATn.
KOUNT2E PLACE RARGAINS , 12,500. $3,730 TO
JC.SW. J. J. Gibson , 114 First Nat. llink Wldg.
RE- ISO
FOLLOWING DESIRARLE PROPERTY :
ness lot corner , 00x130 ft. . In So Omalia , ntwd.
Ruslnos lot , COxlW feet , Improved , South Onulm ,
street paved.
Tract (21 ( lots ) , SCth St.
Tract (2) ( lols ) 30th St.
For particulars apply 1012 Farnam St.
RE-3M
NEW , MODERN 5-ROO.M COrrAOE , LARGE
lot , J300 cash , balance to suit. Address O 3i
Rcc. RE Ml"3
SNAPS S3XM FEET ON 18TH NEAR DODOE
street , sultnhlf for 2 brlrk housei , price $2,70) ,
CCil32 fe t with brick house , N E. corner
20th and Cumins streets , price $ G,0"0 J. N
Frenzer , opp. old P. O. RE M30I
MAKE MH AN OFFER ON TWO LOTS IN
Walnut Hill addition. Oscar Grosholl , Pnlt
Lake , Utah. RE M7CS AS"
HOH8ES. I.OTS. FARM1 ! . LVNDS , I/3ANS ,
also nre Insurance , Demls , Paxton blt !
RE-4S2
FOR SALE , 0-ROOM HOUSE , 4012 IZ\RD
street RE M3IO 2D
A NICE HOME : S-ROOM HOUSE , DETACHED ,
barn , city \\itcr. tewer. eUtein ; corner Rur-
dettc * and 2Sth Sts , at a bargain ; nlo tv\n
vacant lots , all fenced. Call Mora ml. lilO
H-irney St. RE 423
FIRST CLASS MODERN TEN ROOM HOHSI.
with barn ; lot 73 foot front : location one of
the best on West Hills ; hai cost owner J16-
000 ; will fell for S12.COO ; M cash , balance easj >
no agents ; no trade. Address K 53. Ree
RE-M330-29 *
FOR SALE. CHEAP. I/XT WITH TWO COT.
tngea , 25th and Cumlng. Inquire $42 S Ifith
St. RK-M55D 29
SffORTHVXD AXD TYITWRITnilS.
A. C. VAN S\NT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
nnd Tjpewrltlne. 717 N. Y. Life , offers the fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions by
experienced teaqhers and sKlllft 1 stenographers ;
up-to-date methods ; tou < * h svslem of tji < 8 rlt-
Ing If preferred ; partlclpitlon In actual work ,
for which student * receive ix.y ; monthly pay
ments. 745
AT OMAHA BUS.COLLEGE , 16TH H DOFGT.A3
191
SHORT-HAND , UP-TO-DATE , TAUGHT DY
court reporters. Eojles' Sch"ol , 403-3-7 , UPC
Rids | 4S4-
UICYCLES.
FOR Jl YOU CAN GET YOUR WHEEL CLEANed -
ed nnd adjusted. Om Dlcjcle Go's. Phone 1C03.
r)3 A 4
LOST.
LOST , RAY HORSE. WHITE SMALL SPOT
In hl forehead ; weight about 1,100 ; rennrd.
Mick Vcnccl , Council liluffs , Ion a.
IjOPt-532-2S *
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rAAVXIlHOKEHS.
II. 1IAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. < 1S N. 1GTH
-4SI1
IIOTKLS FOR REST.
BUILDING. 8U1TARLE FOR HOTEL ; CO
looms Bnd larce stare room ; central'location.
Remls. Paxton 131k. 960
MUSIC.
PEIKHSEN'S MUSIC SCHOOL : PIANO , VIO-
lln , mandolin , guitar , zither ; German method.
513 Shcely block ; termi reasonable. 536 Apt *
EXPOSITION' FRONTAGES FOR RENT.
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rOSTOFFICE NOTICE.
( Should be read DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur at any time. )
Forelsn malls for the week ending March
2 , 1SS3 , will close ( PROMPTLY In nl
cases ) at the general postotllce as fol
Iowa : PARCELS POST MAILS clos * one
hour earlier than ciusloj time ahonr
below.
Trnna-Atlnnllc Mull * .
TUESDAY At 6 n. m. for GHRMANY
DCNMARK. 8\VnDEN , NOHWA1
( Chrlstlanla ) and RUSSIA , per s. 8.
Trave * . via Bremen ( letters for othei
parts of Kurope. via 1'lymoutli , must bo
directed "per Travo" ) . boE.
WEDNESDAY At 7 n. m. for EUROPE
per s. s. La Bourgoprne * . via Havre ( let
tcrs must bo directed "per La Bour
coene" ) ; at 7 a. m. ( supplementary 9 ira
m. ) for EUROPE , per a. s. Bt. Paul *
via. Southampton ; at 9 a. m. ( supplemen
tary 10.30 a. m. ) for KUROPE , per B. H
Germanic * , via Quccnatown ; at 10 a. m
for BELGIUM direct , per s. a. South ,
wark. via Antwerp ( letters must be al'
reeled "per Southwark" ) ,
SATURDAY At 7 n. m. for EUROPE , pe
a. s. Umbrli * . via Quecnstovvn ; at S a.
m. for NETHERLANDS direct , per s. s
Werkendam , via Rotterdam ( letters mus
bo directed "per Werkendam" ) ; at
o. m. for NAPLES and GENOA , per n. s
Ems ( letters must 'je directed "pe
Ema" ) : at 11 a , ra. for NORWAY dlrecl
per a. a. Hekla ( letters must be dlrectei
Ser Hekla" ) .
MJT1C13.
( Continued. )
for Oetmany , and Fpeclally Adilmied Printed
Matter , etc , for other Vkrts ot Kurrpc. Amer
ican nd White Star steamers on Wedni-'days ,
German steamers onUijirjJays. nnd Cuntrd ,
French and German steimers un Saturdays take
Printed Matter , etc. . for.i.l euuntries ior Klucli
they are advertised to cuny malt.
After the closing ot" fnpplemenlnry TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Mai , 5 named sbove. aJJltlonal supple
mentary mails are clieuMi en the piers ot the
American. EJRllsh. French snd German steam.
trs. nnJ remain opcruuiilli within Ten Minutes
of the hour of. sailing ot steamer.
Sin II ss for South ntid'-Crntrnl Anicrlcn ,
Went Iriiltfn , Gtc.
MONDAY-At * 3 p. m. for BELI/.E , PU
ERTO CORTEX nnd GUATEMALA , per
'tp.imer from New Orleans.
TUESDAY At 12 in. ( supplementary 1 p.
m. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except
Costa Rica ) and SOL'TII PACIFIC
POUTS , per a. .H. AManca , via Colon
( letters for Guatemala must ba directed
"per Alllancn" ; : nt 1 p. m. ( supplemen
tary 1:30 : p m. ) for NASSAU. N. P. . nnd
SANTIAGO DE CUBA , par s. s. Santi
ago ; at 1 p m. ( Eiipplcmcntary l:3i : ) p. m. )
for BERMUDA , psr s. B. Orinoco ; at " 3
p. m. for COSTA RICA , per stoiime ;
from New Orleans ; at "I p m. for
NASSAU. N. P. . per a. s. Miami , from
Miami. Fl.i. ; lit S:3i : ) p. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND. per steanirr from North
Sydney ; nt 9 p in. for PORT ANTONIO ,
ncr steamer from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 2 : ) n. m. for PORT AN
TONIO , per tcamer from Philadelphia ;
nt 11 a. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per s.
s . Portia ; at 11 a. m. for SANTIAGO DE
CUBA , per s p San AKtistln ( Uytters for
Venezuela and Colombia must be directed
"per San AgiHtln" ) ; at 11 a. m. Ior I > A
PLATA COUNTRIES direct , per 3. t. Rus-
Flan Prince , at 1 p. m. for CUBA , per s. s.
SeKuranca , via Havana.
THURSDAY At 1 p. m. for JAMAICA , per
s. s. Ardinrose ( letters for Belize. Puerto
Cortez and Gu.itpmala must be directed
"p r Ardanrose" ) .
SATURDAY At S a. m. for BERMUDA ,
per s. s. Trinidad ; at 9'30 u. in. ( supple-
ment.iry 10 a. m. ) for ST. THOMAS , ST.
CUOIX , LEEWARD and WINDWARD
ISLANDS , per a. s. Mndlinn ( letters for
Grenada , Trinidad and Tobago must be
dliected "per rMndlana" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( < ? up-
plemcntnry 10ro : n. m. ) for FORTUNE
ISLAND , JAMAICA , S.VVANILLA and
OARTHAGENA. per a. s. Altai ( letters
for Costa Rica must be directed "p'r
Altai" ) ; at 10.CO a. m. for CAMPECHE.
CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YUCATAN.
per s. s. Yucatan ( letters for other parts
of Mexico nnd for Cuba must be directed
"per Yucatan" ) ; nt " 7 p. m. for NASSAU.
N. P. . per s. . Mliml. 'from ' Miami. I'la. ;
at 8:30 : p m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per
steamer fiom North Svilney : at 8:30 : p. m.
for ST. PIERRE-MIQUELON , per stc.iin i
MuiH for Newfoundland , by rill to Ilalltrjr nnd
theucc by steamer , rlrte nt this oIMc' dnllv at
8:50 : p. m. Mall * for Mlquclon , by rail to llo -
ton and the ice by ttestr.cr. Uo e nt this olllce
daily at 8. SO p. m Malls for Culm close at
this olllce dally nt 7.UO n. m for forwardlnc
by stoimers call'nn ( Munocyi ana rihursda > s )
fiom Port Tnmni , Fla. Mails for Mcxloo City ,
overland , unle1" fpe'Hlly nddre" od fordl patch
by steamer , t'.ose nt this otllcs dallv nt 2.30
n. m and 2.M p. m. "ReElstercd mall closes
at C.OO p. m. previous JaJ.
TrnliH-l'iiolllc
t.
Mall1 * for China , Japan mul Hawaii , per s ,
! . nt'gle ( from San rtanclsco ) , clo o hcic
dully iti' to March 27 at 'J.H ' r
rn. MnllJ for China inl .Tapin ,
par H P. Victoria ( fiom T.i-
com.i ) . eloso here dully up to March " 27
ut 0:30 : p. m. Matte . ( or Hawaii , per ? . s.
Xealandi.i ( from Sun Francisco ) , close here
rtilly tip to March 3li tit fi.JO p. m. MaIN
for Australia ( e\jpoiU Vv'Mt Australli ) ,
New Zealand , ! * | nnd Tljl IiIiniK
per . s Mlovvera/from ( Vancouver ) , close
hero dnllv nftoi Mijreli "IS nnd up to March
31 nt Gro : p. m. Mllsff/or | / China und JI.VMIII
( specially iaddrcss < ? ii onlv ) , per H. a. Em
press J of Japin ( [ fiom Vancouver ) , clo e
lifro dally up. ; to April " 11 at
. p. in. Jlajwjr.for Australia ( sx-
oept those for WrsttA.ustralla ) which nre.
forwarded via Euijor-e , Now Zealand , Ha
waii. FIJI and Simo in Islands , per / . s.
Alameda ( from San Fianclsco ) . clo'e her"
dally up to April < MT n't 7.CO n. m. , 11 a. in.
and 6:30 : p. m. ( or'tyn nl rival at New York
of s s Campania with British malls for
AU'tra'la ) . Mallsifqt1 the Society Islinds ,
per ship City of R.'ipojtl ( from San Fran-
clfco ) , close here..dally up to April 21 at
( i:30 : p. m. 3 jj * |
- malls am forwarded to prjrt of sail
ing dolly snd tl-e Kl-edule of closlnu Is ar
ranged on th presumption of their uninter
rupted ov rand ! transit. "Itegtstered mall
closes at C p m. previous Jn > .
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postrmstcr.
PostolTlco , Now York , N. Y. , March , 23 , 1S9S. ,
RAILROADS.
FREMONT. EUKHORN AND
Missouri Valljy J'ntlwaj Gen.
eral Offices , United btatf-s Na
tional Hank liulldlng. boulh-
west Csrnei Tivelfti and Far.
. . _ nsm Streets. Ticket Oltlce ,
1401 Farnam Street , 'telephone 561. Depot. Fif
teenth and Webster streets Telephone 1IJS
Leave. Arrive
Black Hills. Dcadvvood
and Hov bprlnss ; ICO pm 5.00 pm
Douglas' " * * 3.CO pm " 5:00 : pm
Hastings. York , David
City , Superior , Geneva.
Exeter nnd Sevvfird. . . . 3:00 : pm 5.00 pm
Norfolk. West Point and
Fremoni 7:30 : am * * 10:2o : am
Lincoln. Wahoo and
Fremont 7:30 : nm " 102. > nm
Fremont Local 7.'iO am
Dally. Dally except Sunday. " Sunday
only. Dilly -icept Siturday. ' Dally
exceot MoTiJai' .
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. MINNE-
. apolls & . Omaha Railway
General Offices. Nebraska Di
vision. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. City Ticket Olllce.
„ _ 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
101. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster blreets. Tele ,
- phone 1133.
. Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. . ' 8:30 : am | :20 : pm
Sioux City AccommodJ. . 9.30 am : K pm
Hlalr. Einersan. Sioux
Ulty , 1'onca. Hartlng-
. ton and Uloomneld. . . : 1:00 : pm "llIj : am
Sioux City. MnrJcato , St.
. l'.iul. Minneapolis . . . . " 5:5. : pro S M nm
Emerson I'a" eiiBer . . . . . " 5:10 : pm 8:4'i : nm
Dally. " Dally incept bunday. bunda )
onh " This tmln stops at stations Florence
to South Ulalr , Inclutlve , Sundaji , omy ; on week
da > * . South Blair only.
OHICAOO & NORTIIWEST-
- ern Rallnny City Ticket Of-
llce , 1101 rarnain Street , Telephone -
phone CGI. Depot , Tenth and
Macon Street * . Telephone 128 ,
Leave. Arrive.
_ _ : it Clilcngo Spe
cial 7.y > am 11:53 pm
M.ssourl Valley , Sioux
City. St. I'aiil and
Minneapolis 5:40 : am " 10:45 : pin
Ml.tEouri Vulley , Sioux
City 7:10 am 9.03 pm
Dennlson. Carroll. Wall
. Lake , fram l.roadway ,
Council RlufTii " 9.00 am S:43 : am
Eastern Express. Des
Mnln . MurMnlltown ,
Cedar Rapids. Chlcaso. 10:30 : am 4:33 : pm
Atlantic Flj t , Chlcaco
and East 4:13 : pm 4:33 : pm
Fust Mall , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul. Mlnne-
opolU Limited " 4:3' : . pm 8:50 : am
Omaha-rhlcuco Special. . 6:43 : pm 8:50 : am
Dally. Dally eX pt fcundoy.
.
- SIOUX CIT7 & PACIFIC RAIL.
road General OfTlces , United
States , National Hank Uulld-
lnBS.'TV. Corner Twelfth and
Farnooi Streets. Ticket Office.
v r , r . . . . . 1401'Fatnam Street. Telephone
! C61. Eepot. 15th and 'vyebster Sti. 'lilcphono 41i
" "
- "l A"lVei
Sioux City. Mankatofl" >
Mlnnn' > olto ' " *
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
Pacific' Hallroad-'The Great
Rocknislanil ! ; Route" city
TIcKet 'onice. 1SI3 Farnam
Street.'i'Telephone 428. Depot
Tenth ) t > nd Mason Streets.
TcUphone US.
" ' * Leave. Arrive.
Chicago and St. Paul us
Vestlbuled Express . .fit * 4:50 : pro 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado p'Ki >
1'uueblo , Denver and
west . . . * 155
* * 7. pm 4:25 : pro
Chicago. DCS Molnts & ( l
Hock Island / . . . 7.00 i pm 8lS am
. Atlantlo Kiprets. for
Des Molnes nnd east
ern points , , , . 7:20 : am . . _ . . . . .
Colorado Fher 7 pm 9 03 am
Dally n | lj CXC D Sunday.
.
- MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROXD
- General Oillccs and Ticket
, Oillce , Merchant * National Hank
, SB ii iisiistsK Building. 122t Farnam Stttet.
l67.
Teiephon'o . Depot""FlfteenYli
* jrrrrTi"/v r ami Wtbster Streets. Telephone
liUlilsssP 14I8.
' VNQ Le > - Arrive.
Kan.M and Ntbraika
' Umlud , * 3-05 Pn * K:55 : Pm
K nsav City and St.
I < ouU Express 9:30 : pm 6.00 am
. Nebraska Local . 4:30 : pro 8.43 am
Dally. M Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
Paul Hallway City Ticket
IMnW&llUFFl Office. 1W Farnam Street.
inilLWAUKUl Telephone ZM. Depot. Tenth
fr > . , , , / and Mason 8tre U. Tele-
* 24' . * / phont Ul.
_ Leavr. Arrlvt.
JJatudJCx. . . . 5i pm IM ra
HAIMtOAns.
( Continued. )
UURLINGTON & MISSOURI
Hlvcr Railroad "The Hurling-
tun Houte" General Ofllcei. N.
W. Cornir Tentli end Farnam
Streets. Ticket Olllce. 1501
Farnam Street. Telephone 2jO.
Depot. Tenth and Mtson
Streets. Telephone 125.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hasting * and
McCook ' 8:33010 : . :3am
Lincoln , Denver , Colo-
ndo , Utah , California ,
Hlack Hlll , Montani
anl Puget Sound 4:35 pm 4:03 : pn
L ncoln Ix > cal 7:01 pm 7:10 : pm
Lincoln Fast Mall X.S3 pra " 11:40 : am
Denver. Colorado , Utah.
California and luget
' " : SS Pm
ClilOAQO. UltnUKOTON &
Burlington ( jiiUicr UillronJ "The Hurl-
HB'.cn Uoutc" Ticket Otllce ,
1m' ? I'nrnnm Street. Telepliuno
Route tX , Dejio * . linth un.l Mason
bilcets. Telcphatio 125.
I I/onve. Arrive ,
fli CIRO VeMlbuled l"t. * S.05 pm 8SU nni
Chlonno IJx | > r p * 9i4S am 4:15 : | un
Chlc-iKii it tot , Ixjiils U7:15 : pm S:10 : nm
IMclttc .Inaction Ixicul. . 11 : 0 am 5.4J pin
Fast Mall ! : : o pin
ClilmKii tfpwint 12:05 : nm ' 11:50 : pm
Datlv. Dally except riunrtnv.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
Council Illufts rtatlroncl
Burlington "The llu'llniitoii Kiutc"
Ticket Olllc" . 15J2 Tarn im
Route Ptrcet. Iclephrnc ! CO Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telcphino 121
Ixmve. Arrive.
Kancas City Day Ex. . . 9.03 am 6 : < t pm
Krnsas City Night Ux. . ' 10:00 : pm GJO : urn
Dally.
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVER ,
land Route" General oniccs , N ,
n. Coiner Ninth and Farnnm
Btrcus. City Ticket Office. 1102
Fannm Street. Telephone 510.
we Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
V * Telephone ) 128.
Leave. Anlve.
"Tho Overland Limited"
fur Denver. Salt Lake ,
western Dwnts * 8:50 : am 4:45 : pm
Tha Colorado Speila ! .
for Denver and all
Colorado point * ' 11:55 : pm 7.00 am
Fast mill train for
halt Lake. 1'aclllc
cos.at and all western
points 4:33 : pm 7.00 nm
Lincoln. Ueatrlce and
Strriinsburg Expre s . . 5:00 : pm " 12:20 : pm
Fremont , Columbue ,
Norfolk. Ornnit Is
land and Kearney * 4-13 PM
Grand Island Express. . " 3-00 pm " 12.20 pm
Dolly. Dally except Sunda" .
Council Blurts I ocal leaves. < : * 1 n , m. ; C-30
a. m. ; 7:10 : a. m , ; 8:40 : n. m. ; SO.30 n , m. ; 2:13 :
P . in. ; 4:35 : p. m : 5:33 : p. in. ; k 20 p. m. ; 1'.03 '
p. m. Arrives. C 20 a. in. ; 7:20 a. in : S.33 n.
m. : 11:30 : a. m. ; 3:10 : p. m , ; 5.40 p. in. ; c:30 : p. in. :
9.0-3 p. m. ; 10'45 p. m.
OMAHA K. ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
PORT On aha. Ksnsis Cits & . East
ern Railroad "The Port Artaur
ARTHUR
Route" Ticket Olllce. 1413 Tnrram
RSillE Street. Telephone. , 522 Depot ,
: Tenth and Mason Street : . Telephone -
phone J2S.
Ls.ave. Arrive ,
Sf. Louis Cannon nail
Express 4:33 : rm ' 11:50 : am
Quliuy Excess B:40 : am 0:30 : pm
- Da I If.
WADA6II RAILROAD-TICKET
ot'lro HI' rarnam Street. Tele
phone 322. Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streets. Tclepone IIS.
Leave. Arrive.
'
DftlTir.
ndlHiiii tuning Drill.
SANTA KE , N. M. , March 27. ( Special )
5am Elktns , receiver of the Orltz mine grant ,
who Is in the oily , waa questioned rcganllng
the sale of the property , 51,000 ncroa , to the
Thomas A. Eilteon s > ndlcite for $1,500,0
and eald the trade was still pending , with
every reasonable prceucct that It would b' .
closed In the near futur. ' . Vitilng e\pcnn
rcprcscatlng Edison tnd James W. Ilerry of
IJc.v York arc fconlo ; or U.c propel ty am.
te'tlng Its ore values for tnu third tlmi.
che-sklng up the reporto by experts pre
viously sent out. Recelvsr Elkius c\iU3-Cil |
the hope and the belief V.iit the deal vvouk'
bo clcaed at an early day. Edison , ho said , U
canylng on elaborate xpoi'inontH ' ulth
f.eso gold ore.- } and had in pro.era of coi -
itructloii a mechanical i/Un. t'Jjtriiiltl
creilo a furore In the vveatcrn mining wet la
aj respects the cxtract'on of values fiom
ores yielding from $3 to $8 In gold per tun.
There arc thousands of acres of. 5uch low
grade ores In the southwest and tln fact that
the great Inventor is devoting his attention
tu the Invention of a proccs.5 for paving the
values therefrom creates Intense Interest in
mining circles.
TO GURU COLD 1 * O. > U DAT
Taka Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If It fulls to cure
J3c. The RPimlnr. ha * L. D. Q. on each tablet
onors ntlon Oiii'iiinir Will He Delnjoil.
SALT LAKE , Utah. March 27. ( Special. )
As the 1st ot April approaches the people
around Fort Cuchesno are becoming curious
? s to the course which will he taken to open
the Uncompahgro reservation , in the event
that the bill to defer the same to October 1
fails to pass. It La considered certain that
the delay will bo granted , and acting on that
supposition but few people have como for
the opening. The members of the allotting
commission. Indian agent and others whoso
positions are such as to render them good
authority , are yet hoping tbat the bill will
pass in order that the beat Interests of all
may be subserved. The delay -will bo to the
interests of the Indians , because they have
not yet been allotted. It will be to the in
terest of the allotting commissions because
they have promised the Indians delay , nnd ! t
will be to the best interests of the general
public because it has been led ro Keep away
by the promise ot delay.
_
Thf AVovUly Hoc.
The Weekly Dee and New York Tribune
for 90 cents a jcar. You can have the
Weekly Dee sent back to the old home and
advertise the west and the exposition and
have the Tribune eent to your address. Give
jour order to a carrier or leave at this office.
Wool Crop < > f Suit Valley.
PHOENIX. Ariz. . March 27.Special. ( . )
Nearly all of the bhccp sheared the lau win
ter In the Salt Hlvor valley have been cllppe
at the new shearing pens built at I'corla by
the Santa Fo , Prcscott & Phoenix railway.
\Vllllam Morgan of Show Low , Apache
county , Is now at the pens with 8,000 head.
leaving about 20,000 yet to bo clipin.a In the
valley. The vvorkNwlll be jorK'iudcd 'vithlu
a couple of weeks. Over l.OOU.OJU head v.cio
vvlntored In the valley. The srezter number
not sold and shipped am nov ; on their way
back north to regain the regular sheep 'ango ,
again well grassed througu winter rains tim
snows. Sheep shearing has just begun a
Ash Fork nnd other wool bhlpplng points
along the main line.
.Jntnppil friini n Car \Vliiilinv.
DENVER , March 27. ( Special. ) A pas
acngcr jumped from a Denver & Rio Grande
train at Glcnwocd Springs and ran through
the > arils , making his cscapo for tbo time ,
He ran out of town and returnol the nex
day. when the sheriff took him prisoner. Hi
stated that ho bad been out of town abou
a mile and had stopped at a ranch , but could
not give the name of the house. Ho give :
his name as John Williams from Parker ,
S. D. , and had bought a ticket there for
California. It is thought he became insane
In passing through the high altitude ot the
range , as the conductor noticed tbat ho acted
quccrly. He has recovered and resumed his
journey.
II 1 1C CnrK of < ! rn In.
TACOMA , Wash. . Marcn 27. ( Special. )
The tramp steamship Algoa , which cleared
from Tacoma December 22 with 3S7.009 bush.
els of wheat , the largest cargo of grain ever
laden in one bottom in the hUtcry of the
world , arrived Saturday at Marseilles , France.
where It will discharge. The cargo la valued
at $312.000 and the vessel received .12 shillings
and a half a ton for the transportation. The
Ilrltlsh ehlp Troop , from Tacoma October 18 ,
with 82,000 bushels ot 'wheat , valued at $ C5-
600 , also arrived at Marseilles Saturday ,
Monry for Colorado
COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo. , March 27.
( Special. ) Colorado college has received an
other gift of 110,000 In cash from Mr. and
Mrs. J. Demls of this city , who have hereto
fore given nearly $15,000 to the college.
This sum Is to endow the chair of English.
The trustees have voted to name the chair
the Demls ! > rofes orehlp. This endowment
Is made In memory of their son , Judson
Cogswell IJemla. The money Is to bo pre-
i.irved aa perpetual fund , the income only
FAULTS OF EKGLISB TEACHING
Vigorous Pica for Reform in Present
Teaching Methods.
VIEWS OF A UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
ItrnnltM of nil Extptulctl i\ninliintlon :
of ( lip i : > c lilit of Clillitrpii 111
tln > M-liooln of I.i > ii ill ) ii
iilnriitlinnl .Note-
Prof. Mark II. LlJdell of the Texas uni
versity makes \leorous plea In the cur
rent Atlantic for reform In the methods of
English : teaching. He maintains that
uti not a dead language a til should not be
treated as such , nor ( might upon classical
tin
models which \lolnte Its structure nnd his
tory ; but that the historical ! grammar of the
tiE
English language should be taught and
studied thoroughly , and that the question of
so doing h not oneof expediency , but one
of paramount necessity , Ife nre to preserve
0tl
the power of our language to formulate our
tlti
thought aptly , clearly and caMly.
"There was a period In the hhlory of Eng
lish literature , " sijs Prof. Mddell , "when
IIt
the : Idral of a perfect ( sentence was one In
which English thought was so run Into a
VIC
classic mould ns to make the English reader
stand on his head to ECO the meaning of It.
That was because the obvious fact In meat
Latin eentenccs was a uerlodlc structure ; It
was nu easy road to beautiful expression to
assume this perfection for English sentences
and make them conform to It. Men shut
their PJCS to n multiplicity of form In Eng
llsh 1 : wilting which they dlil not understand ,
and chose out of a foreign toiuuo a single
form v-hlch they did. In the same waj , a
falao typo of beauty has often 'hecn ' set up
in i high placca where men should look for a
real one . . , .
"Tho student completes his early train ng
with as little knowledge ot the history of
his speech aa ho would have If It were
Greek. Indeed ho often knows more about
Greek than he does about English ; ao that
later 1 on in his edncatlor.il career , when he
becomes a special student of Lngllsh and
read H In Us earlier
nukes 1 borne attempt to
form , ho falls to grasp the significance of Its
commonest phenomena , because he will loon
at \ them through the blue spectacles o [ HI3
Hellenic culture. . ,
"Tho consequent Unorancb of Kntfl that
Is to be found among the most Wphly edit-
ated men la an-izlng. The pubHe iltecW ;
Ions that tuin on points ot "etynolo ? > ,
ronunclntlon. or syntax rare y fall to ie-
that air. . a o. . d
idioms
cal It. Men cavil at
s the languaKO Itself. ar.J argue with ono
nothcr ab'ut questions of atttliet.tlc.Uo.I . . fact
ntll ' phllogollsf has almoat come to mean
a' wonder tint the Unorancc Ii ho
vltlcsrrcail. when so little Interest Is taken
n tlu > sclcntlllc study of the subject/ \ \ e
, ave now atMotiatlons for the furtherance
it a'most e\ery doctrine or endeavor con-
'clvablo ; the collection of postage stamps
las Its Eoilety , the propagation of essleilc
ButlilshUm has 1U bind of cnthi-ilasts , t.ic
tudy of lliownlng'a poetry has 1U cultuj ,
and hundicils of other cbjccts and alms ,
trivial or serious , are thrust upon the notice
of the public through the organised effort or I
unselfish propagandists. Hut there Is no I
American society or association In e\htcicc : I
whose sole object Is the dissemination of j i
scientific knowledge of the history and ]
Btiuctme of the language by which all such
concerted action Is rendered jiosslwo anil I
effective. < Nor arc wo better off In icspect
o special Journals. Germany has two cxcel-
.ent ones devcted solely to the scientific
study of English ; America and England ha\e
none. "
EYESIGHT OP CHILDREN.
The measures adopted by the hchool au
thorities of New York Olty and la some dis
tricts ot Indiana to more carefully guard the
cjcsltjht ot school children lends special In
terest to the icsults of an Investigation Into
the eroblsht of children In the schools of
London. The Imcstlgation was ccuducted
by K. Urudenell Carter nnd the results were
given In a public address recently delivered
by him.
Mr. Carter said that the eyes ot children
must be ranked as the mo-H previous of their
possessions and as posacsslcra which both In
the Individual and probably In eucccasho
generations were cipablo of being Improved
by cultivation and of being injured by ex
posure to unfavorable condition. ! . In 1S95
Jio Instituted an examination of the alght of
n. largo number o * children In the London
board schools and. as a priMlmlnary measure ,
8,123 of these children in twenty-five schools ,
or 16,250 c\cs , were tnstod as to acutcnesi
of vision by their teachers. Out of the 8,125
children there were only 3.1S1. or 39.15 per
cent , who had iiormal vision with both eyes ,
and the eases of normal vision with
ono ejo nnd subnormal with the
other wore an Insignificant minority ; so that ,
roughly , of London school children between
the ages of 8 and 13 nearly CO per cent did
not see as acutely that Is. as well nnd
sharply as they ought to do. Ho was able ,
with the assistance of his friend. Mr. Hick-
man , to c.\amlno only 1,418 children. 0 *
these they found flat eyes In 61 per cent nnd
short sight of both eyes In 14.3 per cent , fi
must bo conceded that flat eye probably ex
ists In a considerable proportion of the chil
dren Whose eight wo. returned by the teach
ers as normal ; and to this condition ho did
not attach great Importance , c < ccpt Insofar
as It might be an evidence of general umlei-
development.
When cat c > o waa oxlrcmo In degree , or
when It occurred In feeble children the ef
fort of correcting It became fatiguing and ,
cfter a-short period of reallng or of other
clct'o v > ork , the effort waa relaxed , with the
result that the vision became misty and ol > -
ccure. The little suITererH then rubbed their
ejcs. often with dirty fingers , and thus Irri
tate them stll more , while the effort ! called
for an additional blood supply and rendered
them flushed and ungry. Fautly positions
were hurtful In thrco wa > s , first , by Inter
fering with the circulation that Is , with the
proper passage of the blood between the
heart and the brain ; secondly , by promoting
contraction of the chest and spinal curvature
and thirdly , by calling upon the cjia for un
due convoigonco and for positions In which
their combined action Is rendered dlfilcult.
The first two wcro obvious cvl'.a , upon vvnlth
they need not dwell ; l > ut tno third , the un
due approximation of the cjes to their work ,
was opt to cause tno fltu e.-u to paaa over
Into the short-sighted
Having discussed 'tho various conditions
whereby eight In children might be weak
ened or Improved , Mr. Carter went on to
cay that itwas obvious that the educa
tional arrangements of a great community
must bo mainly governed by the rrqtilre-
mentrt of the majorl'y ot the scholars and
that the responsibility of claiming provision
for exceptional requirements must rest
mainly with the parents of the children.
Very few r oplo bad any exact or usnful
knowledge as to what their children ought
to > 'jo able to sec. Not one In n thousand
could say what the child ought to bo able
to spe , or what sized letteiu ho ought to be
able to read at a given distance. He thought
It should form part of the bualnctis of
schools In this respect to pducixlo
ns neil as children. The vision ot every
child brought to * chool should bo tested on
admission nnd entered In n register. At the
numerous ophthalmic hospitals open to rtu >
poor , or from private practitioners , In the
case ot those who wcro better off , parents
would learn under1 whnt conditions the edu
cation of their understshtcd children eouUl
most profitably and most safely i > o con
ducted. In conclusion ho eald the training
of the oos was , ho thought , quite as Im
portant as any form of phjBlcnl drill , to
which much tlmo was already devoted nnd
the two things might , without much diffi
culty , be combined , Moreover , he should llko
to lay stress ? upon the dcnlrablenrfs of giv
ing ' n place to excellence of vision among
the various ph > slcnl qualifications which
wcro habitually tested by competition and
for which prizes wcro awarded. A arcing
contrat would scorn strange whllo the Idea
was now , but It would be Just as lecaon-
ab'o no uny other ntid probably moro useful
than some.
Eilitrntliiiuil .NoU'i.
Kin lleting Suhr , a > oung Corean. will lie
Eraduatrd from Uosrioko college , Virgin's , In
Juno and will bo the first of Ills comitr.vmen
to take the degreeof bachelor of arts In
America and probably In the world.
It Is now thought that the lalo Jacob
Tome'n bequest to the Jacob Tome Institute.
of lort Deposit. Md. , will amount to nearly
$4,000.000 , In addition to the $1,000,000 n tilth
he gave to It when ho established It some
years ago. The at'ioc-l thru becomes ono of
the rlclust Institutions ot ttie kind In the
world.
Henry \V. Green ot Trenloci , who succooJa
hli father. Ch.irlm Ertlng Green , IM u trustee
of Princeton university. Is a grandson of
Henry W. Green , formerly chancellor of Now
Jersey , who vvao akw a fuateo. For flvo
Keneratlaus the Green family has been rep
resented on the Hoard of Trustees of Prince
ton.
ton.A
A dispatch frcui Annipolls ai'nomiccs that
the Maryland slate set ate- has , by a votn
of 17 to S , rosso , ! a bill providing fee tht > ap
propriation of $30,000 a > ear for two years tu
tide Johns Hopkins university over Iho unfor
tunate- crisis In ills flinuclil affairs. Only n
few I'IJH ago the hou.ie o ! delegate * rejected
a bill app.-onilatiug $100 , < )0fl ) a jcar for tlu >
same puipnse. Thca ? appeal a ti > be doubt In
rome quaiteis of Hie hou.n . > adopting the prcn-
cut senate bill.
Professor William W. Illrdsall. the newly
circled president of Swarthmoro cello > o.
ctinis , of Quaker stock. Since US' ? he tin *
been | houl of the famsus PrlcnrtV Contra !
school of Philadelphia , and has done much
- to , strengthen and build It up. Ho U n mem
ber of the Hl-toilcnl Soclct > of IMins\l\an.i !
and of the American Academy o ? Polltl al
crjd Social Sclen-c has bcsn for sovcnl jcain
an actl\o member of the Aiaoclatlon of Col
leges ami Piepaiotorj rchoois , ami was last
scar elected a member ot the Head Mi Hem'
os'oo'ation of the I'nltcd States , a lody lim
ited In meml'ershlp to 100 , and Including tfm
heats of the moot famous New England
schools.
Yalo's huret'd funCs foot up all toll ,
$3.fJ21.C'n , ugaiiiBt S2.273.09 : In 1SS7. The
amount Invented In leal ( state to $3C ! , Gn ; in
bond and mortgage , ? 1,7I2.2 ; In railroad
bands , $1,23J.S71 ; I'l othtr bnnc'i. S230.COJ ,
and in stocks. ? . ' 23.n7.1. T.io real e.-tato. In-
\erttmcnts iclurncd last jcai 320 per cent ,
the bonds and mortgages , 551 ; do callroid
bands , 507 , the other bonrVi , 2.3 ! ; and the
stocks , 5 iO per cent : the retu-n en nil the
Investments being 1.S4 per cent. The laigcat
tittle Item giving no Income h Ii tie ! fu def
of the academic depart mcnt vliiro the un
productive leal cfi'atc la $11H9)2. [ ) The ncn-
oral and academic futile. co'i.i"'jlng ' , ' about
three-quarters of the vvhc'o ' 'jv. ' almost nn
Itivohtmenls In inunlclial boi.Jn and i-ivc.it-
mcnta In ten banks. On nic whole , tin
finances of the treat unlvcrsltj a < o In a Mif-
nclcntly llotirlslilng stnto I. llratand'nr ;
the recent lard times , attesting tlto nound nnd
judleloiY ) aclmlnstratlcn vvhlcli they lave ob
viously rcriived
T Vtir : hKnoicn. .
The regular ni > ring meeting of the Board
of Ilcgents Is on Aprjl 12. At t'tls ireetlus
itports from the various departments dm
received and plans n do for the cotnlng
) cat's work.
The latitude of Lincoln h'a Icen very carc > -
fully determined by tno mctaoriloglcal d -
partn-cnt to be 10 degree a , 10 minutes , ; o
6Ccnig. The calculation was made by atil-
dcntn and Ls the first eject cue to bo rnadi )
licic.
A letter from 1'rrnldcnt E. Henjamln
Andrews of Drown university to Chancellor
Macl.can atinouneca his lntintlon to be pres
ent at the Tranamljblculpp ! Educational con
vention ard Ihtt he will probably v'alt the
university t'icn.
The Department of Agriculture las Juct
appointed C. L. Shear , n frllow In ootany
and graditato of ' 37 , to an important poj'tloa
hi the division of ajroslclog > at V.'jahlng-
< * . D. C. The salary Is $1,400. Mr. Shear
haa beeii sjicclallzlni ; In botany for neveral
years.
Prof. Lawrence limner IB now on his w.iy
homo from Iho Argentine Republic and will
probablj rccch home oomo llmo c\l inoa h.
His work has l ecn veiy succtnsful and ait-
Isfcctory to the authorities who Rummor.eil
him to their aid In fighting the grasshopper
Bcourgo In that region.
The university gymnnslu n preliminary
eontcbt last Friday night was clcacly con
tested and resulted In broalclng two ot the
prcvlots lecords made hore. Jcwott broke
the record for putting the aKiceti-pounil
shot by acndlng U thlrty-nlno fc t six lncho .
and licneillct eclipsed all before him In po'.o
vaulting by clearing ten fret.
Thousands of suffcrom from grippe hnvo
been restored to health by Onn Minute Cough
Cure. It quickly curea coughs , colds , J > ron-
chitis , pneumonia , grippe , asthma and all
throat ard Jung diseases.
CUICHT i\ A s-rinnr.
ror.i-iiul ( : , | of Tln-m I'crUh mill
> lnny OCirrv Vm-ti Illtlrn
ST. JOHNS , N. P. , March 27. The steamer
Greenland , reluming from thu seal fisheries.
ju Into Pay Do Vcrdo last night and re
ported a trrrlb'e dlsabtcr.
On Wednesday last vhlo ! mitong tha Ice
flocj , while Ita crew wrj travolliig about tlio
floes In ecircli of 8'an stoiui woce , ap.
compcnled by a blinding snou which drifted
rapidly , and a severe fto t
The members or the crcv/ who were en the
ICP rculd rot irgaln tl.oessel , and v.cio
expcjed to the terrible weather throughout
the- night and all the next da > .
Pnrty-clglit nun perlahcil and between
fifty and sixty vvffo so I > adly froct bitten ( fiat
the amputation ot onu or mora of their limbs
will 1-avo to ho undergone by nil of them.
Yestciday the Urccn'ond ' HUccecdod In re
covering thf bodies of tv/rnty-fivo of the vl1
tlms , but the remaining twenty-three vvero
burled beneath the rnovv dilfts.
All of the frcvit blUen nioi are now aboard
the sti'dtncc and are ouffeilng terribly , bcu ! < ?
without proper medical attendance.
I'rcm the clicuinatancra of the dliastcr It
Is feared other vcsse-I.i have Buffered In a
nlmllar manner. The city la In a terrible
atata ot excltemont.
Most of tlio vlctUro were married men ,
Tuo Greenland Is expected to crrlve fiero
tomorrow and the government Is maklui ;
prepapitlrcis for the accommojatlon of the
frost bitten aufferera.
THE ONLY GENUINE HTJNYADI WATEB.
BEST AND SAFE3T NATU5AL APERIENI WATEB ,
rou'
CONSTIPATION ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
LIVER COMPLAINTS
& HEMORRHOIDS
The prototrpe of nil Hitter \Vliter * . " Lancet.
onoi.\Anv DOSE , ONE WIMSGI.ASSFUL JIUI'OIIE UUUAKIMST.
CAUTION Sco that the label bears tbo slgnaturo of the firm
Andreas Scxlckucr.