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, f y < . 4 _ f + t. a i-r Tra SPECIAL NOTICES tor tkrar t krsi tll 12 M. fr lh 111 8 y. m , t r tk * by rrqnritlnc aai - cbrck , c si kstrr ataurrrvn s > 4- 10 aatorrd Iftltr Im ear * fwill will be pre e t Uoai f tke ckrek lr 1 J-Zc wor * alrat l ertlo | 1c * o atlaiK lakra f r tkam SSc f r fke flrat ! * - tleai TTie - aidrrrtlapaaeaita ! > raiat WASTED MAL12 IIKLP. CAK\'AESKllS TO TAKE ORnERHj NET ? I.IXE of nork : no lt ry ioofl to carry : > 1 iT or eommlHlrn. C. F , Adams Co. . (24 So. Hth St. H-C * ALBSMAK FOIVC10AR5. nil A MONTH AND xjHuawij oil firm ; erjxr'enr * tmneanwr : to- fluremiits' t < customer * . C , C. Blthop * Co t. Louis. B-TW ALK5MEN TO SELL TOIL.ET BOAP TO dealrn ; I1M per n > onth ulr.tr 3 rxr ji rt : nperlenre unnpctssary. Ixruls Ernct Co. , St. Louis. Mo. B-M17J tTANTHD. A GOOD. REUAnUi HUSTLING csnrartrr. Apjilr to Omaha Anchor Fence Co , y > i-07 N. I7th SL B-3 SVANTED. A CROCKERY SALT.SM.VN AD- drrss M 8. Jire. B-1UU Ji TVANTED. TRAVELING POUCITOHS TO. . take orders for curtom tnadr ehlnn ; lll-rral eomralii'ion paid. XJ < 5rtiit Kelly Chin Co. , Grand Raplda. Midi. B-M37 rr- CAN-VAS5ERS WANTED FOR A NOVEL t.C Gram&phcme. Frank Crawford , IMi Farnaro. WANTED AT ONCE. GOOD COATJlAjaK. work. G. Ahranuon. Holdrrc . Hr * * . BU3Z IP * HOT VirANTED FOR LAW OFFICE APPLY Monday , U-tveen 2 and 4 , CO N. Y. Life bids. B-M15S It WANTED. S GOOD HOfSH CAItPENTnitS. Inrolrr at 1315 K. lth ft. after 7:30 n m. B-M474 M "WANTED. GOOD. ACTI-VT3 FOLJCTTOR. work till eriojlttoa closej. Adireea. with reference * . M 41 , Uee. B M47S If WAXTKD HELP. 101 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF TVORK ; n TO 17 week. Canadian Office , lUi Douelas.C C C1 WANTED GIRL AT DORAN HOtSE. 4K S , ISth St. , one blonk south of cocrt hau > e. e.CJ7J C-J7J WANTED , GIRL AT JXDRAN IlOfSE. 42 : S. lith St. , one felockr south of court houne. C-M87J TVANTnO. A CnOCKERT SALESWOMAN. Address M E. B . : s' LADIES TO HELP ON TAPESTTITVORK AT home : I > sy by the piece ; rtrafiyoork. . G n Mfir. Co. . Carter Blk. C M1M WANTED. APPLICANT FOR TRAINIVG K-hfol for nurfen. Addrrsn supfrlntrndfnt C. A. hospital. rornfT Ninth atreet snJ FUth avenue. Council Illufff. C M < : SJ FOR HK THODSEI. , ! CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER city ; $ s to J7t. Fldel'ty. It floor Jf. T Life LARGE LIST. M-CAGUE. 15TH AND PODGE. D CC4 1 HOUSES , FLATS. OARVIN BROS JWi FAR'M D CU IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE O. F. Dart * Company. ISO ! Farnam. D (587 ( HOUSES. BENEWA A CO. . IM N. 1TTH ST. HOUSES , STORES. BEMIS. PAXTvlJfBLOCK. . D-aa DETACHED 1SDDSRJItSBOOU. . ALSO 3-TtOOM houi : : ' t y tf " tSW ' CaplJoJ'ATe ; Tel..frz. B- H. Rob'aon. D 671 MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. , Om.Van & Storaee Co jn'tt Farnaia. ' Trt. 1SS8. D7B FOR RENT. ABOUT APRIL 18. TO GOOD TES- ant , S-r n bou j all conTfnlenct * : K& vtreet , ' nar Cat'fomla ; not for twarders or roomen ; SIS. Utt X. T Life building. D-HC4 SEVEN ROOMS. BRICK.- > GEORGIA AVB. Ntt > * rooms , 10th and Bancraft. TT , L. Seliy , S * Board of Trade. D SM FOR RENT TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. with lr - well shaded grounds. John W. Robblns. ISIS Farnim. s EOOMS AND HATH , NO. tsu CAL- Hornla. Inquire S04 N. IM. LCATED. . very cheap to jwrty wh will Way tbc furn w tcre ; foot and ehep. 3C2 CaldwrU * t DM-IBb-lt * FOB HEVT FfRXIKBBD BOOMS S NICE ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING , lilt SOUTH llth SC K M76S FLUASANT BI7RNISHED ROOMS. O.H NORTH Nineteenth t. E-1W NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOUR from poriolure1H1 Cau.- E MJC7 ROOMS BT THE DAT on miKK AT THB Ontral hotel , lllh and Dodr Sts. E KC > 11M THIRD STpRY FR1NT ROOM WITH l-ovej tentlepifnlth references otily. Ilnrney. MOST DESIRABLE , PRIVATE FAMILY , > BOUTH " FRONT ROOMS. 7tIOT > T rtV. .SO "Harney st. JlOOMSr-TRANSrENTS. TKt DOUGLaB ST. E-MU5 Mil FI'RNISHED"ROOMS. . TRANSIENTS AC1COM rates. tllJf. 3 > th , E M' a2 FURNISHED. ROOMS. 1 > U DOUGLAS. E M47S1I * TTBKIHEO ROOKS ARD. THE ilKTtRIAM. FIRST CLASS FAMILY Ho tel. tMh anfl Dodpe ets. F-CTt TtOOVS. WITH BOARD. MM CHICAGO 8T < F-4W Atl XICE ROOMS WITH BOARD J J4 BINNET. F-53-16- LARGE SOUTH-FRONT ROOM , ALCOVE. MOD- rrn. dtJacbed no i private family. KU Casa. , iV * F r XICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM : PRI- -ate family. 70J S , h St. F V If . JSOUER.V liirace. S. , Cor. . 17th l > (3 ( Danclan. Danclan.FMia F-Mia IS PLEASANT ' ROOM Will ! BOARD ; IRAN- accMnmodated. O Capitol ( venae " "T M47f FOR REST VJITCatXMHED JIOBMS. TOR B0DTH FRONT USfFUH- room * , with bath ; AVJUmell block , _ > F. W. CarmlchaeU " , So. C. Watbnell Mack .FOR FOR RENT. DE K ROOM IN OKOttKD JOOOR offlor. BP Ira'ldlnr : water , steam beat. > ctrte UgUl and janitor a rrle . Apply to Vupcria tradent. Be * Iwllllnc. I IH T-OR RKNT-IN THE JEB BUTLTJOfO : - On * large corner room. Id floor , with raoilt aai > riratc oJTlo * . mittr. etc. O larrt trait room. M floor. Jlridfd Jcto tw roams by rrtltlo ; water , rtc. t One water larte , etc , rorner room. U Boor , with raalt. O front room. OlrldM ty partition. Ja' floor. Oste < mer room , with vault. JJ noor. One larf * rorm. Si floar. with partltlaa < 31rl41nr tt into on * large room and twa smaller prtrat rooma ; water , vtc. tare * crounl floor raoeu. frootlot 17th ft , Srrrral rmall rooma oo 4th floor , with raulta. All the * * rooma are bratnl with tram. eloctrl ti * u. supplied with flrjt elaas Janitor wrrtr * s-lerators run day and all nlibf bulldin strictly torproo ? . Appjy to ss > frtai a > nt room i. . Bw bull.lln * . 1-4N FOR RKNT. THE 4-8TORT BRICK BUILDtNG at M Farnam St. Th\s bun41 has a Crryroo remetit bakttnnii. watxr i all floors , rsa. tc. Apply t the cttlct ot The Bee. lM TRACKAGE , TRANSFERRING e k rocm. applr to the Aultman t Tuylcr Machinery Ov , N. E. cor. lh * Jaduoa 8ia- 1 ACKXT * WAXTCO. WANTUD. AGENTS TO SELL ACKTYLKM ? caa srm-ralura ; must tie raea of aMlitr an am * rortna. Arrtyirne. the Heht of tb * fntur ( or towu. rltltt. atora. chorrhts. halls , fcp tortre , kol u and ivlratc rcslArvwa. Addtr s CA. o > , US a J M N. % 'A TKO TO HEJtT. WANTED-T1RST CLAM BOARD FOR HU - band stil wife ; two bed. roomi rnd rlttlne room rrqelred. AMrers L J. B e. K JJ-tflt PACIFIC1 STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO K-no Joces cenersl starsc * and farwardtnc. OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1M1H rARN"M. TEL 1K WAXTKO TO BCV. SECONDHAND BOOKS FOR CAKH , AW N. 1CTH. Ji-SK- FOR 8.4LK FCRXITfRK. FOR SALE , A FINE FOLDING BED WITH wardrobt ; alto oak bedroom set , almost new , vnly thof * wantlnr f.rrt-r9 a anlclf n-rl ap ply ; forenoon only. 2037 Dodae st. COMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT AND other fin * furniture ebrap. 15U Cumtncs. O MKS3 IS * EIGHT AND TEN-FOOT SHOW CASES. MUST 1 * sold by t o'clock Monday morning 4 IVarl street. Council BtaffS.O M4iS II FOR SALE HORUE ? , WAGOXS , ETC. FOR SALE , HANDSOME. SOUND SADDLE her * t yrars old. - fll brcken. a-rntl * . traron- aUe price : alto flrnt-claet roadster. Addre s M It. Be office P-MCt II FOR SALE MISCELLA.\EOt : . HOG AND POULVRT FENCE ; BETTER THAN wire nettlcc. Fine sawdutt fnr floors. TH 4U. 901 Dnuclas. Q CT5 HORSE CLIPPINO MACHINES. KNIVES AND repairs , all rtandard makrf on hand , erindlnc razor * , a'teara. clippers ; prompt serrlce A. L. Undeland. Q 7 CHICKEN. HOC AND LAWN FENTES ; ALL wire ; li bert. Wlrt Worka , 14th and Harnry. Q7I CLEAN. SECOND-HAND BUILDING Ami ftre brick. W , \VeIchans. . City Hall. Hall.Q M317 \IERJIY-GOT1OUND PANORAMA . munlc. r < wt today tiCiiX pond pnndltlan. < ell for JBX ) ca h or real * rtate Or mortcace ; pro - tmnendoui at "fairs or * inti ltlnnt , often I ? * per flay : write At once. Tnttle P.ro . Enlt I.aV City. Q-M4I2 U HARDMAN PIANOS AT MUELLEIt'S. 1S U and Tarnem. Q MH9 PURE PLYMOUTTI ROCK JMdS FOR SET- tlnca ; te ; ronaters , tLOt . SM North SKh. - * Q 077 A-1C * MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT , A BARN AT IK ! CA.SS STT. R Mum ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. CLEANS cesspools & privy raulta. ia X. JCth. Tel 1779 K-K4 Kl SHRUIinSRY AND TREES AT 1717 DOUGLAS Frank B. Margin , rcsldeaoe < C2 B MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC. MME. SMITH. 118 N. ISTH ST. . STEAM AND alcobal battis. T K LATJRA KLLISON. 11 > N. ISTH ( UPSTAIRS ) , room li Turko-Rutrlan and plain batis. mat- ear * . T MS10 A-lf * MME. AMH5. MASSAGE AXD BATHS. 1C3 < Howard St. T SI-IS- HISS MAYER-CHIROPODIST. MANICURE Sculp , facial , treatmmts ; abampoolnc. Kc. 409 Parton block. T-S12 MH MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH nnrlora ; restful and euratli-e. 417 S. llth , opatalrs. T-M47S ! 4- PEH50XAI- WAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. S46REE Blflr : physician rotisaltatloo or health book frre "U G89 CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE- palred : &s.y or nlcht dreu rults for hire Pantorlum. N. E. Cor. 14th and Farnani. Tel. BATHS. > 4 > l4atiptE.3rPsjf : r rs , ISTH. HORSES CLIPPED FOR ONE DOLLARr ELEC- trlc cllppen. Tel. W. McCormack * Baumlcr 14th and Howard. U 530 AFFECTIONATE VflFJS RANTED : NICE home : rTtlemajfly/'a'one : photograph , p- ' - vlara. Boc . U MTU GOLD ON 1COZEBUE SOUND. DO YOU want to Join a parr who knows ? Conditions U rtfht. Address , with references. M n. Be . " -4J M477 ! EAI. ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAIf AT LOW RATES. THE O F. JJails Co. . 1SB Farnam Sc W C8J JKANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS. RV C. Peters * Co. . U. 6 , Nat1 1 Bank Bld . - W-SM MONEY LOANED ON IMPROVED REAL ES tale ta Qsmtrav CoanMI Blnfta * Bonth Omaha , JV. H. Ttomas , HI First NafL Bank , Omaha , , Tt JlCS PER CENT CUT AKD ' FARM LOAN'S Garrtn Bros. JtlJ rarnara'St. XIDD.OTO.W ) SPECIAL POND TO LOAN ON ftrst class Improved Omihs T > ropertr. or to buHfllnr purposes Fidelity Trust company. TV 86 ANTHONY LOAN aVTBCST CX > S3S N. T. L. quirk money at low rates for cboic * farm land .la lewa.-Kortb ri MlwoBrt , Eastern Nebraska. . . - , w cn IAAN -IMEBOVED Jt UNIMPROVED C1TT utvunll. W. yarnam Smith A Co. . TJM Farnam. MOKTT N > 2rOAHfbJri'lM iO\1D OMAHA rea4estateBrenni lL > j ; jSa. , Sl Z , icth. * * * * * * - * > ' * " W' CBS SH PER CENT MONKT. EKM1S. PAXTON RLK TV CWt MOSET TO 1VOAX CHATTELS. TO n .WO TOTJA3 * OS HOCSRHOLD FlHlXITpRE AND PIANOS HOUSE * . TFAOOX8 AXD CAHRfAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC. , . rates In Oma'ji. Sooth 'Omaha- ana Council duffs. No remm-sl cfood r strictty oonoaecnal ; yon can pay the loan caX .at any time or to an . " OMAHA TaTOTtTaAOn LOAN CO. . * Sooth ItfS St. Tfra OLDEST. LAHOEST AND ONLT IXCOR POKATEO LOAN COMPANT IN OMAHA. X Ol MCSIHESS CHASCES. TO GETT IN OR OUT OP "BUSINESS OO TO J J. Gibson , ill Tint Vat'l Bank. T * FOR SALE. STOCK OF DRTJG3 AND TOC- turra for -raah. r will take vnlnronbered property In part payment : rto-k tarolor S1.SM. Direct to lode bos s . WsTerly , Nth. T MK ! Il DRUG STORE FOR SALE. ' TELL LOCATED ! rood * parlnf iniaineat : lnrole about KJX ; 3,000 ca -Addma M tS. Bw. T Me * II -3-1.000 ntrsiNKsa CAUDS TTEATI.T PRINTFT * It. a. Hearcpy. jyft Karaam St. ; * ph < n > ty > ca. T-M41 ? S ire * KXCHASGE. RVARJOC8 PIECES OF PROPOtTT AND farnw ! " Nffcrma * * , tt ? ud f r anereurn < lta . Addnn L Bxc. ' alKAL aMTATK. KOCNTZE PLACU BAHGAIXS. B.SSS. UTai TO JC.U * . i. J. Glbaai , Sit Firtt Naft. J2uik Bid : "MM roLLowrxa DESIRABLE PROPERTF : rrcsi- IMW lot corner , attis * ft , tn So. Omaha , pared. Baalneaa ' lot. OalM feet , Improved. South Omaha , . Tract fit lour ) , MU Si. Tract < a lota ) , MU K. For parunlars n > lr M-U Parnaaa 81 81RE RE e NEW , MODERN t-BOOM COTTAGE , LARGE lot , KM cash , balnarj to suit , AddrMa O M. Be * . KC M11S HOUSES. LOTA FARMS. LAXDS , LOANS , also Cre inamraorc. BnnU. Paxvoo block. .R ARE TOO. UXHONO FOB K1CE HOME ? Lock at this fcoaM and tarn detached. * ad * trees , corner SSth ao Bnrdctte : erjr IJtU * money neftri , CaU Jlorand. ISM Harwy 51. . EC 13-A-3 BARGAINS : * nOOM HOUSE , & SOtTrH H * " " 1 Cumiac str rt : . | > ays 7 pet cent net hcultw anl 1 store , rental , IMS.OO j > er year ; * ° * * ' . 'O. 44 Irtl frcet S-ctorr l irk . boildlac. near llth and J. N. rirnwr , opp-.tia p. o , * uf-stri CALL AXP BEE US AND 3St N. 47711. 7-ROOM modern collates : east front , fun lota , beautiful laws and trrrs : rery choice neighborhood ; If old l-tfor * May 1 pric * wlU r U.Wt"0 IfMl I > .3H.M ; Icrms easr. KE-MSI ] < THN'-TtOOal MODBRK HOUBK. WBT HILtA wry coic .fts t * " * : pries au.ua. vonb M.MS : u tra4r : no ajceots : txraa asar. in.d Tat i , TAsc. far sjsrUcvlsis. A. V- FOR BALii IIKtiL HSTATK. FOR SALH OR EXCHAXOK , A FINKLT IM- rrorrd farm of 1 9 acres ry rood roll , flear title , not lnrarnnr4. toctth r wUb atl th noek , srrlrnltural Impl'm nt * and part < if th hcnt hold cooda : rtxt K.OTO ; fltaaJ t 4 snllM routh of Green's Station , t tnlln ff the Hty ft Rnrburc. Douglas Co , Orecnn ; this in a Cne home In a rood , healthy rllmatp. 1 Wll sell or n chare * for a rood farm of eqi > al falne tn earttro N t < raaua. for partietfars write to Geo. Goehner , Rwelrars , DoutUs C < v Oreroa , RB-MJW FOR SALE LOT NKAR KXrOSITION crounla ; will take bnrre and tmro * for pirt payment. Room JM. City Hall. RK IS * P TOU HA * * E REAL ESTATE rOT. SAIJT and want It i > otd list It with me and I wl I SfH It ( If I can ) If you wish to jnu-AaM t > d want a bl * t raln , look over tny llrt. J H. Sherwood. 4H New Tork L . RE M 414 FTCKT FRONTAGE ON SOTII ST AT .sonthweat cornrr of IXh and Spruce Sts. . with Imlldlrc , tiOMW. lot on Miami St. between th and l th St. . each . Lot and hcnitt. 1KI a. th SU ITOO.M. Lot anS ho . Charles St. , To twern JJth ana Eth Pts tr.dfO. CO arren. well ImproreS , K mlle northwest from OmaTia , M.OOO M. 40 acres IW mlln from rTwtnfilee , ttBnoon. POTTCR t CBORGK COMrANT. ltd ! P r mra St , RE-M4IS II Aucricrr. AtJcnoN ! PINE all rradMi : mirror fmat foMlnn b dii. mant I ; foiatrs. t > l room suites , sideboard * , ertenpion tal > ln > . chairs , rocifr * . roll tnn i3 k < Iwd 3oun i. chlfflnnleni , carpets. TuesJar. Apill 1 . W a. m. r Camlnr St. Take ! 4ih * t or VTalnot Hill nr. V461 Vf TKfiOT.RAPHERS. WE" SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS "FAR trnocrapher * Trt. Th Rmfth-Premler Tn - wrlter Co. Tel i > hon , ISM. 704 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. D. B. HOUCK. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. a Karbach black. Kt 8HORTHAKD AJTD TYPii WBITIJEC. A. C. VAN BANT-S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and Typewriting , 717 N. T Life , offers ta fol lowing adrantapea : Indlrldual Inftructlnn ! ' by erpertrnred teaci rs and skillful ttrnocraphrrs ; up-to-date raethodi touch of ; Tyflrm trpfnvrli- itat I * preferred ; participation In actual work , for which students recelx-e pay : monthly pay ments. AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. 1CTH 4 DOUGI.AS C99 EHORT-HANQ , UP-TO-DATE. TAUGHT BY court reporters. Bayles' School. 413-5-7 Be ? bide 700 IX > ST. STRAYED BAY MARE. WHITE STAR IN forehead. Return to Join Francis , JOM Senth S7tb St. Lo t MV 18 STOLEN LADIESGENDRON , NO. is , whe J No. 11.110 ; sentlpm&n's Gendmn. No. H , wheel No. 12.CSO , br Louli Brrirer Eenaril let anr Information. Nebraska Blcrcl * Cn. KHi and Hnrnry. LnrtHK5 IS FCHTflTCRE PACKED. M. a WALKIN. nil CUMINS. TEL. 1S31. 713 HOTELS FOR REXT. BUILDING. SUITABLE FOR HOTEL. ? 0 roams and large store room ; central lacatlnn , Bemis. Parton Bit 7M PAWNBROKERS. H MAROWTTZ LO.OfS MONEY. 41i N. 1 TH. 701 SIUEWALKS. PERMANENT SIDEWALKS AND FANCT drtiewaya. G. Rushart- 7 * . JCth : 'phone 1185. i MHO Ml * TYPEWRITERS. , * - . ' * . " "T TYPEWRITERS FOB * RKNT"H.01 rER * SltfNTlf Tne Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1CS K r nam St. ; TtlpT ne UM. 707 EXPOSITION FROSTAGE * FOR atEXT. GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION. Bemls. Parton Blk. 703 DRESSXAKIXC. DRESSMAKING. FAMILIES , IBM TJAVKT. _ MKMC * GOVERXMEXT SOT1CES. PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AXD TRANSPORTATIOX-DeparJinent ct the Interior. Offlee of Indian Affairs. Wash ington. D. C. . March 30. 1891 Sealed pro posals will be received by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs , at 3002 State street. C2I- catn. I1U until 1 o'clock p. m. , Wednesday , April 7 , 1WS. for furnishing : for the Indian Service beef , flour , bacon and'otoer articles of subsistence ; agricultural Implements , wagons , harness , hardware , medical and other supplies : also bids for the transporta tion of such of the artlctes , goods'and sup plies as may not be contracted for to be. delivered at the agenciea. Sealed proposals will also be received at JCos..77-7 > Wooster Btreet , New Tofk City , until 1 o'clock p. m , of Tuesday. May H , 1S98 , for furnish ing for the Indian Service ooXee. supar , tea. rice , baking powder , soap groceries , blankets , woolen and cotton gooda , clothing , cotlona. hats and caps , i boots -and shot * , crockery and acoool books. Bids must be made on Government blanks/ Schedule * living all necessary Information for1 bid den will be furnished on application at the Indian Office Washington ; D. C-Nos. 77- 7 > TVooster atreet. New York City : No. 1KB State street , Chicago. I1L7 the , CommU- Earlej of Subsistence , U. 8. Aat Cheyenne Leavcnworth. Omaha , St. Louis , St. Paul and Ban Francisco ; the postmasters at Sioux City. Yankton. Arkansas City , CaU- well , -Toptka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the "nonr and daya above stated , and bidders are invited to be-prestnt at the opening. W. A , JONES. Comjois- sloner. JIS DISt POCTOPPICE 3SOTJCE- ( Should be read DAILY Ly All Interested , an changea may occur at. any HaicO Forelcn mails for the w ek tndirtg Aprl 20. 1SH will dcae ( PROMPTLY in all cases at the General Pontofficeas follow-HPAR CELS POST MAILS cJosj one Jicun earl tt than closing time shown "bslor : Trama-AtUtaitlc MatllaC TUESDAY-At 7 a. m. for EUROPE , pe e. s. Lahn * . via Plymouth an < 3 Bremen. WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. ( supplementary > a. mj for EUROPE. * > er B , a. St. Paul * , via Southainpiton ; at a ; in. < Bupplemenl- ary V > :30 a , m. ) for EUROPE. . < per s. * Majestic * , via QueenstoTrn : at JO a. .m. far BELGIUM DIRECT , per a. a. "K n- elnsiton , via Antwerp { letters ntut be1 - rocted ' "v'T 'Kenslngtcn" ) . * At S a. jnl for EUHOPE. per i a Carjrpania. * , vli Queenstowi ) for Frame. Switaverlajad , " Italy. , -Portugal. Turkey. Bgypti and British In dia must bt directedJ. " at 7 a. m. for FRANCE. PTALY , SPAIN. PORTUGAtt-TURKBY.- EGYPT and BRITISH' INDIA , per t. r.s. . La , Navarre * , ria HavreOMten for other parts of Europe ttust'be 'dlreeted - * 'dlreetedt > er La Navarre" ) ; at S a Tn-'for NETHKR- LANDS direct , per a. a. Amsterdam , via Rotterdam ( Uetera aiatst be directed 'per Amsterdam" } ; at B a , m. , for -ITALY , per t. . Werra. via Naples ( letters UK be directed "per Werra" ) . PRINTED MATTER , ETC G nnu steament satlln4r oa Tuestlays take printed matter , etc. . for Germany and cpn.-U.Ilr dJrer-l pnrtirl mattrr. rtcu. fotoUirr parts of Europe. Amer icas aiyl WMl * Star rteamera on WrdafTs. German steamers > n Ttiuradan an2 Cui > v < t. Frraeh and Gemun steamrra on Saturdays take printed matter. elc _ lor alt mtntrlrs frr which they arc advertlwd tn carry mall. Afier the cioalcr M the saprlrmrntarr traitr- aUaattc maJla named above , additional kur-vl- soratary malls are oi > en I ca Ihe plrrs nt Ih ; Atamran. Knallrn. Frenrh and Gennan rtar - era and remain open until within ten ct Ux hour ot salting ol K.tamr- atlU ( or tav aavsOaitrsl Aacerleav , West latftlr * . Etc. MpNpAT-At'f5 p. m.fqr JBELTZE. PD- Dr EBTO CORTEZ and GUATEMALA , per steamer from Near Orleans : at 2 p. m. < suppeinentary ! S0 Pm. . ) for BKRMUOA , per a. a. Trinidad. A.A TUESDAt-At 1 p. m. f W COSTA H1CA , per steamer from New Orleans ; at 4-JO p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND. p.T ste&ner from North Sydney. WEDNE8DAT At 1 a , m. for JAMAICA , per stesmrr from PhUidelphia ; at U a , m. for PROOnESO. per s. tv , Panama ( leuers for other pats of Mexico must be directed "per Panama * * ) ; at 12 m. ( sup- xileiaentarr 1 P- > - ) for CENTRAL AUBR1CA ( exrept Co ta Rica ) a Bd SOUTH PACIFIC POUTS , f r s. . Al- ROTICE. ( CanUnudt llanca. rla Colon S0fclters for Guatemala. must be ( "Irrcf-d JlMr Alllsnca" ) . at 1 H. m. for CUBA. rr . a. Seneca , via Ha vana ( lettr-m for "Trrandpo and Tuxpam muni b * directed "psr Seneca" ) ; at IS m. for nnAElW a I.A PLATA COVXTMKS. per -OB. Buffon. ra Per- rwimbac , lahla npi-Rlo de Janrlro ( let- tw * for North Br 2l mu-'t be directed "per Buffon * * ) ; at'TH m. ( supplamentary 1JO p tn. ) for NASSAU. N. P. . per a , a. Antllla. THURSDAY At S..m. . for BERMUDA , pw a. a. Orlnoco'kt JOJO A. rn. for HAJTl. per . t OHnJe Xassao < lettrr for Venetuela , CuraMio. TrlnSdad. Brit- l h and Dutch. Gul H must be directed "per Oranje Nassau" ) : t 3 p. m. ( eup- pl nentary 1'JB Pn - ) for NASSAU. N. K and 8AXTHGO DB CUBA , per a. s. Turnurt. FRIDAY At 10 a. m , { supplementary 10 * a. m. ) for AUX-CATES , JACMEU and SANTA MARTHA , per a , s. II. Dumoln. BATi'RDAT At J9 a. jn. ( upplementary 10 A. m. ) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEUWARD and WINDWAUD ISLANDS. per s. . Pretoria ( letters fT Grenada. Trinidad and Toaayo mu t b directed "per Pretoria" ) : at 10 a. m. UuroH- mentarr 10 : a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLIND. JAMAICA , SAVAN1LLA end GRETTOWN. p r s. s. Al n * ( Mters for Costa Rica , must be " " clrected "per Al ne" ) ; at 1DM a. m. for CUBA , CA.MPECHE. CHIAPAS , TABASCO and TI'CATAN. per s. n. Sfffurajiea ( Itter > for other parts of 'Mexico ' must be directed "p r 8ur- anca" ) : tt ! : p. m , for NEWFOUND LAND , per eteajner frcm North Sydney. 1I&1U for Newfoundland. l > r rail to Halifax nj thence by t unw. cln - at thin on ( > flaCr * t SM p. m. Mall * for Mlqu-lrn. by nil to TVW' ton nd thence br steamer. co th' > ffle dallr at iJO p. m. MalU for UexJfo City , overland , unlrsa rp clnllj" n4ilrp m' I ft dlnratch br raroer. co " at tbli odlM t SJO . ir- ana S:8t p. ra. "ncai at tW p. m. preriooi dir. Tr nPncl c Malls. Malls for China. Japan and Hawaii. * vr a. B City of Rlt > Janeiro ( from San Fran cisco ) , close here dally trp to .April H at G30 p. in. Malls for ths Society Is lands , per rhlp City of Pap-itl ( from San Frknclrco ) . clo h re da y up to April 24 at C O p. rn. Mills for Hawaii , per s. . Zealandia ( from San TranclscO ) , close here dally up to April 25 at C:30 p. m. Mails for Australia ( excpt West Australia - tralia ) . New Zpaland. Hawaii ana FIJI Is lands , per s. . "SVarrimoo ( from Van couver ) , closei here dally after April * * 15 and up to April 25 at COT p. m. Malls for China and Jaoan ( spjclauv addressed only ) , per s. s. Errfrn's of China ( from Vancouver ) , close here dally up tc- May 2 at C.lO : p. m. Olalls for Australia. ( eT = - crpt those for West Australia , which sre forwarded via Eurcp ) , Ntw Zealand , Ha waii. * F1J1 and Samoan Islands , prr s. s. Marlpora ( from San Franci'co ) , close "here dalljup to May * * 1J at - a. m. . 11 a , m. and 6:30 p. m. < or on arrival at Nerr Ycrk of s. s. Campaniawith BritHb malls for Australia ) . Malls for China and Japan , e > er s. s. Tacsnva ( from Tacoma ) . cJose here dally up tn May * iO at CJ9 p. m. rrans-Jat-iflc malic are IJjrtrarded if pc rt of BaJl- Inc dully and the srbrdnlc of rlnnlnc In &r- runcfd oo the rrrramjiiioB t th ! runlnter - rupt J orcrUtid trans ! ! "neriEtrreJ msJI clo - t t > . m. prcvlon" d r CORNELIUS VAN COTT. T o ttna t r 'osttfflce. New Yrrk , N. Y. , April 13. 1B3E. nAit.no ADS. CHICAGO & NORTHWEST- M-n Railway Cltr Ticket Of fice , UN Farnam Street. Tele- t > tion4 > fX Depot. Tenth and Maf on. " ' Streets. Telephone US. Lwe Arrive : Sp- . . . . . JLjiourt Valler. Elonc S atr. St. IM am 010.-4J pm Htaftoun \ alley , l ( iz | > ' Decnlaon. Carron"Tsv3jr ! * Lake , tram Broadway , 3 Easrbro Counrll BlufTa J:00 | am 1:15 air. Mon < fa. _ Cedar .Rai-ld * , Chicago. 43 $ pa Atlantic FJrer. Chlea ana East . .7. . < : C on * 4B Fast Mall. Ch'-capo Jto pm Omaha . . . . , . 3 * : M pm Klaaonrl Valler , Slmn Cltr. St. ram. Minns- LImltej Tially ; " ' . M > flay. - * * CH1C.W30. BT PACU MDfNE- apolli & Omaha rUilwiy General Olli : i. KeLrarka Dl- TUtoav. TCtteenth and Web > tr Etretu. City Ticket Office. . , 1W1 Farnam street. Telephoot Fifteenth ana VTebtter Streets. TeJe. Slonx CSty Aocommola.i Sioux city Accommoda , . a * ni 4 9 Jm Blair. Emersan. sioiac City. Ponca , Uartlns- ton and laexunOeld. . . . IrfOna "TISS Bli-ux 1 City , MRtXato. St. " Paul , MlDoesDolli . . . . 1:55 pm narrr = sssencer - . . . Sl pm Dallr. Daily except StjiacT. Sunday "I- . * * ! , ? * J1111.rtop * -stations Flsrenr * to Sooth Blair , tncloclre Sanoap * ooiven v flays. Soett Blair only. TOEMONT. ELKHORX AND Mlaauuri Vail jriiiwajcin. . eral Offices , UcMed States jCa * Uonal IU.nls nulldlnr. Sotitb- wwt Corner Twelfth and Far- - nam Streetii. Ticket Office 1401 i'arnim Street. Telephone LCI. liopt't. nr- teuU > nlVtaiter Str t . Ttlcpbone I4c Learr. Black Rills. Dead wood and Hot Bprtncs. IrtiOpni 't:0 pm \VyonVnc. Caspar and 2:00 nm SHpm HasUiijrs. Tcrt. L > and.'t:0 City. Superior. Geneve , Exeter and Bward. . . . * * lMpm : IHnn NoTolk.Vest Point , and. * Wahoo axnii Kremont . . . . . . . . . . . . * 7Dft am Fremcmt Local..r. . . . . * M7 : 0 am DatlrDally except Sunday. SunJar . Tjatlir vnfTa ea toT. | ' - mi r-k.tt. . excrM SJOUX.CTTT . . road -deneral OOlcea. United Statra. National Bank Butd. Inc. S. W. Curner Twelfth an : Xi ; ! ; Strrets. Ticket Office , cniOAOO. BiirtLiaTox 't Burlington WCJicy lUUroaC "Tn Burl- of I'.ou Hout * " Ticket Oace. a ' 1'Jrt Farnnm Street. TelepiiaBi Route tte. Depot. Tenth and Mason Euccta. Telepbons lit. Leave. Arrlr * . Ctt'casja Veatlbulca Ex. . iK pn > * : Chlcaco Ezprets - . * :4S : am Chloco t St. Loois Ex 7C pm Pacific Jioctlon Local. . * * 11AS am S:4 yaat Man , * Chlcac Sp-Sl . . . . . . , Jlrt aoi Dallr. Dallr except atuzvdar. o. * MSSO.UBI Streets. Ticket oac . J50 ! Route Farnam Street. Telepbonr J19. Dejiol , Tenth -and Tkttsan Btreets. Ttlepbon * Ui. Leaic. Arrtvt. . _ ana McCoek . . . . . . . , . . , . fa * us Unccte. Dentv. CehCi rado. Utaa , CaUfomJa. " , RUIa. Maaii4ain * . . Uncoln Local . . . - . . . . , . ; in n > Fasf Vaflr. r of T. CotOT4 . U CaUfonUs * * - cmr. rr. JOSEPH Bluas R Urt > .d- ractoB H ute" of * e s JOrec . MM Route and VelsylraTie IK. -r-rt Lnva. Arrtrt. City Day Eau.nttt a I : * City IWlsht pm > - . MISSQBatl'J'ACmC RAILROAD Oiiaii 1Oflces and Ticket OAe.IM rrbanta National Kink - Bullil a " Faman SUe t. Telephone 104. Depot , Flnenth ana VT alcr Street a. Tclephonr . , " Leave. Arrlv * . Kansas"au > a Ntbraaka Umn fl - A . l:0ijw UiJpm Kaa. Qtr , and S'- Loul < Enresa . . . J pas * 0 am K > bra k Local . - J fJO f I.C am Dallr cxoppt dasszr. OMAHA * FT. LOUIS RAILROAD OtpaJia. Kinaaa CttT A East- nt * Kalroa4 * * TB port Artier ataart * " Tlekrt bflkx. l tf Fareaun Krtct. Tckphona. Jd. Depot , Tis > ' .h ata Mason ftr ta. Telc to Arrtva. Caaaua BaB lid * am a Kansas City ft Qolncy 1 Local : W pm In MILWAUKEE * IT. Paul Railway City Ticket OOfc. U"i Farnam trtt- Tclrpcons Sf4D p.t. Testa asa Masoat Stntu. Tti - _ Lwre. ArrlT * . k Ctaeajo I < ! < Ex. . . . t s am IMS aas 49aaka amd OUea * ate * Uaam IM rat ttAlfuflOAIM. ON10X * -ACllC--THn OVER. land Jtt > uu"Jrn Tal omits. N. E. Corner Ninth and Farnam Mrt-rts. city TIckM one * , iiw Farnam Street. Ttleriboni Sit Depot , Tenth and Mavm Strvctv 1 > lrpitm 1st. lor Lwn rr. ( UK LaM. wcstcra twlfcta . . , t : am 4:41 em TDS Colorada fpKiaL for Dciirrr and all Colorado points * lla > pa 7.-M am FM nail iratu for RaJt Lain. Pacine roast and all wntern pointa * f ; pa 7M am Aurora , Beatrir * and Btr msbut Exprrn . . tl pa Fremont. CoTnmMis. Norfolk. Orana Is land and Kearney 43 pm ' * Dal'r rc t nnda . J Staffs Local Lrarea. : # > a. . -5 , m. : : W a. ra.4 l(0 a , rn. ; JCia a. . ; ihi P. m.j : p. m j tj p. a t-S . - p m : 105 p. m. Am. . , . : a. in.j flw a , m. : Vss aT 26l"SV' % 'J'l ? * " > - i : " = * . i . - t . : p. nxs J :4i tw in. aiiCAoo , nocK ISLAND & Partflc Railroad Th Gr tt Rok Irlatii Route * * CUT Tltket Offlra. IS3 Tarnam PtrwU Telephone 4K. Depot , Tentn and * Mason Streets. Telephone r- - - - Al j 11 . Cnlcaco and BU Psol V.stll > nled Expr s . . f : . * fa 1:45 pm Uncoln. Colorado fip'gs. Puaeblo. Denver and wwt , . l' pm 4B pn Jileafa , . Des Molnes s > Rock island TJCpta lot nra Atlantla Expreca , for De Uolnta and east ern potnti . . . . . . 70 am d.ni ) jja Colorado Flr r . . . . . * * 7rf rm > :05ani Dallr nallr M t Sunnay. WABASH RAILROAD TICKET - iKil Farnam Str : . Ttjr- phonatH. . Drpot. Tenth and MaaoD Rtreets. Tclepoae IIS. Leart. Arrlv * . Dalls- . MILITARY MATTERS Tbe new ten-Inch battery on Sullivan's Charleston harbor. S. C.vrill here- aTter ibe known an-d iesl-ftiated as Battery Sergeant Jasper In honcr of the late Scrof geant \\"l"la3 Jasper , Second South Carolina regiment ( Continental armj ) , who dnrta3 tbe afttaci o ! tte British fleet on Fort Sulll- vsn , June 2S , 177C , heroically restored to the fort the fits which lad been shot away by a ball from a British si ! ? . According to a receai ruling of the conp- ol the treasury any officer ol the army traveling under orders and using a convey ance upon -which transportation and subsist ence are furrflshcd or paid for by the govern ment Is not entitle : ! to mileage at 4 cents per cnlle while traveling on such convejince. General BrecVlnrlSge , Inspector general Is arranging for the reassignment ot the oQ- cers of his corps to the various military de partments. Tie seiiSor officers will be as signed to duty with the major generals , ac cording to choice. The leave of a'aseacs ' granted to Lleutemnt Colonel Patterson of the Twenty-second In fantry expires today. Secretary Alger has ordered the mllltsry signal baltoans located at Fort Logan , Colo. , to Font Wadsworth , N. V. Major Gearge E. Poad has succeeded Col onel Marshall as chief juartemiaster of the Dc-partmcnt cf the Missouri. Llrutecant I. N , Lewis of the artillery service has been appointed recorder of the Board of' Ordaancs and Fortifications. A central court martial composed cf offi cers of .the Sixth and JN'Ipth regiments of cavaHry 4s In session at For > RJlasca [ , -Second * l/etrtrawl Henry At&ot , Twen tieth In'antry , has been granted a month's leave cn surgeon's certificate of Inability. Orders for Use spring drills To commence havefoeen Issued , but will toe countermanded la case the troops In this department are moved. The iand for the relief of the survivors of the Maine whrch - wasstarted hy the wife of the secretary c the mtvy has reached the sum of SK.SOS. Nearly all cf the army officers detailed a instructors at military academies through out the country have been ordered to Join their Captala Joto Me. A. Webster. Twenty-sec end Infantry and Mrs.Vebiter are at Che LeJand betel k > Chicago. CipUln Webster Is onsrck leave. General Copp ser has ordered a court martial to convene at ( JTjrt Logan H. Roats , Ark. , the -court b 3ni composed of officers of the Blerenth Jn-'aatry. Military lelesrcph lines to cost * 114 per mile have been ordered constructed betwee-a Rassyln. Va. . Fort Myer. Fart WashlngtcQ , Sheridan's Point an-d Itrdlan HewL Private Thomas "W. Stryker. troop I , Third cavalry has been found canty o * con duct prejudicial to good order and military discipline and has been ccd $10 along with ten days' ccaftneznent , Private Orrln J. Graham of the Second cavalry at Fort Rfley has been found guilty or- being absent wlthont leave and will be confined at hard labor for four mcoths be sides forfeiting $40 of bis pay. * Private Phlfir ? Schuster of t&e Second cav alry ahctred tip at Fort Crook la week without means to Jol-j his station at Fort Wingate. N. M , Transportation ani rations were ifurnished and the cavalrrmzo Is ca his way to New Mexico. Tbarslon Kiflra LT itei rt Stockiun , who li tow on k-ive nbsence , > tpcx ed Co report for duty In few dij , The "Ricnitaa Rlflc have Issued lavTta- t&na &f -aarclcE party .o toe given at the anccry ca Weintsiiy evening , AprCJ 20. 'Prlrrtte Piimtati la rec-cfvlnc coigratuU- tjorar fw having proved hlnne-lf tb * snsctcs- rul fompetltcT tor the Tburi-loa tiopiy Jn Cae costt : TvCd lust Moriay eveaSn * . Tte Tiaursto" * tave re : lve3 the names of mimber of young : mn of gcol who tjve elrnlflcd tbeir Jrrtentlcn of ea- in the coaipa-ar In tie ev rt of ' : cJled Into th corvloe of lie gorcrn- Tompsef : tas tcniepe-a hie resig- ratloa a3r11J3t oergrara t < the cooipa y to 'the pp > lntnKOt of bittaKon secscaat j itr oa ta * st-ifl of Lleu-.enant Colonel ri.Jt -ooairjaii4ine the First iuttillon , First reslment. Xebria Xatlc-ail Guard. therew mllitiry lap.ovid - "or. Ite appointment ct cimpsny courts d'adpllap. Oapi-ihJ Taylor Jos a pclntel itte XoIlowlRg 4"clpHne toniniJttte * Lieu- rorby , fnaKevt : Strcrant Buchaaan. advixrxtc ; Sersetxt Binletl. Corporal Stafford aod AVJilte. S. Lace an-J Harry A , Bflgtr the larrccs Neciey louavcs of w re lie' gucet * of the Tburstio Rifle * dnriaj irst wetk. Aslle from enjoy- Snr a most pkatcnt visit , both geutlcrora cpcak in the nx&t glowing tenca cl Omaha nJ of tte xpc ! tora. : Itere i * a iCrcns bend of irte.dsh'p. bcitweca the Neeleys tJ the Thuistons. It will t e remsrnbered t&ot the A'eeitjB r T6 tie > 541y nelEhbore t9 Oaoaha'i ccirnpiny ct tie Memphis and Antonij Ime-ritate < 3r'J % . It ia pairible that DeScry and his fine zouave company nd : be Trniimltstilppl Erpcaltlm. iard in that evejt 10 H'.fitj osrare the'.r aoMler frlcnJa of Jjlr Tf nfcccsce that they 111 receive a roytlwtlcome -Thousands cl sufferers from grippe bare been restored to healtlj by One Minute Cocga Cure. It quickly cures coughs , coldc. bron chitis , pneumonia , grippe , asthma ani all throat And lung-diseases. Onratnlsr for Rrllrf Work. w PinLADELPHIA. April 17. In responss ° a call from Rv. Henry C. McCoolc , pas- of the Tabernacle. Presbyterian church , congregational row tine was held after the regular srvlors tonight and steps were taken toward formlJe a r iicf acsodaticn view of hoslllltles between Bpaln and this country. Itwas decided to Ufue In vitations to chutrhic In other citlr * to Join Jn tbe awvecntnt. giving the propoje4 relief plans & national BCOP . Tfclrty-five years make generation. That bow lost Adolph Fatber of Zaceirille , O. , cufervd frofa pllta. Hs waa cured by usic ; thrro T w f D WKt'i Witch Hazel 91 ra. A , . trtunrnrrT ] * iv fntiPiTintaT PKOGRESS IN EDUCATION Jtpui Se&n RTJ Icttitnticm for tis Trainitg of WOBSB. TEACHING THE SCIENCE OF FORFSTRY iVan ) lT tUiii m t Xetr York Moving : ! tlie Hlglit Direction KSBI--- State 9rtaoU R4mrm- tloauilolr , The progn-M of e3umtlon la Japan U strikingly Illustrated by the ctpproichtas com pletion at Tokla of aa institution for the higher training of women. Tbe Institution an outlay of atout $200.0)9. Thl splendid project , which has receives ! the cor dial support ot tbe most enllfbtened classed ot tbe Japanese people iroajthe csoperor and emprccs down to the lowest eraflc-s of govern- meat officials , marks the beginning of a new era in the Intellectual life of thit re markable race. A few years ago the Idea of tt > iablUhlng a university for the higher education ot women In Japan would hare it en considered absurd and impracticable , > ut under tbe new and progressive condi tions which bare arisen there It has become ] not enly passible but ca accomplished fact , j The Institution at Toklo cannot Sail of noble ( suits In ttie uplifting of Japanese wornan- losd , and one of tbe strongest guarantee' of Ha success lies In th JacJ that It It to organized along American liars cad conducted - ducted makily by American teachers. STATE SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY. By an act of the leglsViturp of New Yark , approved by-ibe governor , Cornell university iseta Assigned the care and supervision of the state park on the AdlroaJ-ick munl-iln3 , comprising 30,009 acres. The purpose of the w is ! o encourage eiueatlcu la tbe neglected sclrnee of forestry. In Europe ibe aJrainbtratlm o ! forcetu has become a prDftaslsn and eihoola cr for estry a valued department la public educa tion. "We have not hitherto rcillied the of this brant.ti pf education , and tb rtfult Is a widely prevalent ignoranre of the subject , and. what Is troree , tn In- .e-nce tcwcrd It thit Is hard to overtime. Htrvard has Us echosl of forestry. tna t aMy prcslJei over by Prof. Charl ii Bpague Far- peat , and backed by the ArnoH Arboretum. Cornell university , under the act of the state legislature , ougit. In Its turn , to develop a moid forestry school for Ihe country. Tbe 30.000 ecrts of Adirondack for t tract wl'l give It a great field for -work , for Ins'ructloa anl for tise'alncts. U U a ijpleniia con ception cad we hope that Pennsylvania will not be slow la following thf example thus * t It for the benefit of forestry In ttu cou- moan-calth. Similar legislation has beea cn ctd In Pecnsjlranla , The last leclslature miJ-e ffo- viiion for the crcitioa df three rcjcrvi-Mona ofiB.OOO acres ejch , to "be loss'rd ivefy if the tead waters cf the Susquehaca and of the "waters which drain mainly into the Ohto river. These reserva- tlsas are rnt yet jorchascd. Tie/ wait oa a bttte'r confliMca the revenue for a st t ; appropriation. When secure J they ciuld 'bs ' utilized to advantage Sn CMnectVralth schools tf forertry in the TJnlveiBlty of Pfnn- sylrinla and the Pertsi'lraaU Sts'ie collece. The relations of the sute to bclh of these In stitutions warrant its creating In thccn de- pirtmcatr ; it forestry to take charge of the forrst reservations suitrdriEte to anl under tbe direction of the Sttte Forestry coaixds- There U peculiar approTsriitecew in fiepnt- Inforf try - x > rk to New Tcrk state to Oarnell , Inasmuch as tvo-th : < 5s of lie wealth of th univerxlty La been derived from tbe location and skillful njina eraejrt of forest Ia-r5 , the net receipts Irooi thii soarce < belar ' .0 date $4412,0&0. la the coutse ot twenty yeirs * cninastaeat the unlvrrslty has thrice sold tbe timber cn rome plfits of land whlcb It Vdll holds , and received a larger ipnire at the tlSrd eile thin al the first. Tie coadutt of thii lead inslnres Is so aysttcnlzed that the trcasTirrr ct the uni versity Jraowis tea idot the arDK . < t of pJne. hemlock , birch. mspe , fcass-wooa and oak Iteher , even to < .he uinnber of potential rall- roi.3 tes ! , telegraph po'es , ana fence ptsls en each fourth part tf > ijoartcr secllsn J owne.1 iy Porndl. Ccctalnly Oarcell Is uh In eiperlcrwe for the business side cf a ffor- eitry experiment. * ui xs Governor Blrck proposes.Tie uolvereity forest lands , from which its endowment has btea realized , ate in NEW YORK'S SCHOOLS. With m popnljtlsn of 7,000.059. says the New York Son , tbe Empire tUate hat the population of o kingdom and flcclfleflly more population than aome "kingdoms abroad. The present -total popnUtica of Sweden and Nor way , for Instance , Is less ; * a is the present population ot Belgium. Persia , Roumania and Morocco have , robitautlally the come population as New York. Holland , Switzer land and Bararli have less. Egypt hau more , bnt Portugal .decidedly le a. Tbtze comparlsorjs are Interesting if accepted ca a roc-ins of gauging the. recent repwts made ot tbe school population of the elate , tbe average daily attendance at which was tihown by the anne * ] report of the superin tendent of public Instruction. Juti filed ia Albany , to be 30,254. Thii decs not repre sent .the total school population or the maxi mum number of school children attending on any given day In winter , when the num- her of pupils fa target , but the average of the whole school year taken from the begin ning to the close. Tbe total number ot chil dren who attended schools of New York state last Tear.Rhetaer for the wtole or a portion tion of the rehool term , wss 1,200OM ; but tbe t < cbool population , the average dally at tendance , way as stated. ( CO.OCO. and the magnitude cl these figures Is readily seen when they are compared with the record , not of other dates ( for there U no compari son possible between New York and cny It other Kate In this matter ) , but of other countries. The total expenditure for the malnterance of New York jchotls last yfir was tIC.OliB.OOO , and this sum contrasts wiih tbe erpendltu es ot some of the countries with which New York has been compared in population as follows ] Sweden and Norn ay. tS.000.000 ; Belgium. J9.000.000 ; Roumenla. $3,000.000 , and Holland , $10,000.000. The school expenditures of New York were Greater last ye > ir than the total expenditures for the same purpose of the -whole of Hca- sia , a country with a population of S0,000.- ODO. The expeodcs of popular tuition In France are. approximately. $33.000,003. or twice as much as tbe state ot New York , rhoa2 > tie population cf tbe French repub IItl by the last centra * was 5.000.000. or five timer/ that of the state of New York. Ger many expends in a jyear three times as much lie as does the state of New York , but three timea only for an empire of M.000.000" In be habitants. There are more than 11.000 school districts la New York state , and the number oi teachers1 lt > 24,000. Tte United States is the oily country which ha ? more teachers than soldiers , and New York.has more teadheis than any other rtate in the union and -a higher rate of incrctae in their -number. GROWING PLANTS IN SCHOOL ROOMS. The acsln-int mellcal inspector of the PhKadelphl-i Board of HeaUh says : "Orow- p'.ants should not b ueed as permanent ECheol.ooai decorations ; m-snr have medicinal odor * to which same childreo are qul'xtut - ctptlble. and they m y terre to ha'.bor < 31r- cs'.ie scrrca in the dun that may accumulate about them. " Only for the statement that there are "naay" suth klnti , ons njlght amppaie people grow pa ! on vlnea Jor win dow plaru , ccmmeat * iltei-in'a Monthly. A plants Jteora the carbonic acid from the children's lun ; . they artniture'o great purifier of tai air. It would have be n ec net ] if the learned gtatlerr.ia bad given a list ( ft these thai pa a -medicinal" oJorj suscej:4Ible : ( ot dlseiaE ) to torae chllirt'O and why the Cutrt on a lire 3c-if should har bor dbeaae gerzcs more than the al's or permaotnt fun lurc , the tops cf whkh are eierer due1 J. mlgh ; t/e cieirer , Ucfartu- nitrlj- , local Boards of Health are usually held aa sacred aa tbe oraclci of the ptgacn ; and tbe te-Jutlful wiadot Cowcia. for which so rainy of the public schools ore famous , ivill probat-Iy have to go. The pretty little eoa&enatarlcat attached to many city bonus BMy next ba bankheJ ; atrl the dust-col lecting , dteeaae-gera-harbortac shrcbber ) ID ( he dty > ards share the same fate. I'sUvr rally ! Xrttraaka X < e . A brief Address by Prof. Lawrence Bruner U chapel Wednesday moraine open his 1m- presrlnns ot South America int very hiattllf fretted tr th student * . A department ol animal Industry will b established t tbs < * fclT . lty farm during the coming year. theC Chunertlor Maclean's 5flrr M npon "In dustrial ! Education * * Aurln the last ytar will b * published In forthcorolm unlverrity bulle tins , tinsM MUi no. Boston , for many y * n In structor In chemUtry. i p ! td at tie brad ot the 1 department or domestic science Jnrt ertubllihei. Forty-two farmers' Inp-.Uatei have been fceia In NebracU this winter , all of them wlti Incrwsel lateml aa3 success orcr tlois ot a year ago. Trot. Ciabtre * In "alt report to the re gent * of the high eho l work throughout , the state says that oat of ITS high school < teachns he found ISO were college graduates and thlrty-elx of the remalalnR fifty-elstt. were normal reboot graduate. ! ) . Congress hi > s appropriate ! the ram ot $19.- 009 for "the purpose of collecting from agricultural - cultural collegia , experiment stations stiS other sources , including the employment ol practical agents , valuable Info-roatloa- data on the subject of Irrigation and pub lishing Ihe same In bulUUa form. " The De partment of Agriculture at UflsMngtoa writes Prof. Stout , having chrse of the Irri tation department at the Nebaka experi ment nation , that a conference ' > " mcnt rtatlon officers Intended In Irrlgatlsn will be called at Omaha or Denier tome time In June to adopt planlor this ° A those. ha will be picaent at " -foafr.ence beside : * Prof. Stout are Prof. > H. Kins of Wisconsin. Prof U O. Carpntrr ft. . ? rude < ITof. S. Fortler of Utah and Prof. D. C. Bnffum ot Wyoming. AHhaugh the amount appropilited is tcnall. yet It 1 hoped that t U the beginning ot caicful und nyrtema.lc Irrigation work by the federal government Kilnrntlonal > olr > , Edmund Fls2 > of HtlUb o. 111. . rTiK emanate ot the UnlieriUy ? wfrer-.au-.tei InatUullon to an - . - . from that " ' "cf-'vcmor AVolcott d MchuwtU Invltri to deliver the romnunTeaient. aa- toeMCl Un'oa collet * . Sche : * ! ) - . la Jans. but couM "ot accept- Arthur Grumpier , u calwrd man < t Eot'on. m slave and now 74 y r .o.d. li Qt- a nUht rricol In Ihit c.y. He ! fit t pvpil. the comtto.-ctnjrnt ot n-anolt * C3es B-Jea. V3 , jun ( 15. lie pr jjj addrcta. the oriltca ve * i. v - ; ; clctxe. vlll b * dvnn br rhar.es Smtb. : LL. D. . the eiSor o. ' the Phll.- Press. TJizasw Efirrant Prrry hw * * ' < the prcrcMB t-hlp Of llteiatrrc In the coil ie : la Toklo. ml wlM oa lc % e for Jjpa. . . --5. - - . Frl k , M-SJ p-iduittd f. > m Arabrrc. In JSS9. After a short ttec frpeat In Kachlrg he w a. to Germany to etady. where he leza aea three alath'a many -nomea fachlats m 1htre sre fflca. and -tie dteprrlty is said to be on the ln cr.aie. Ti trustees ct Gt < e Ha cowrie. Ohio. KC- tndlct * lth emphAs'J ths a'ory Mat It s in fincm''Jl u ; ! . ! oal lltely to low I a crater to eutacc. They cay U ! s flo.-rllhlcs. but It jcay n.t be uraafe to l = fr thit It like to have -core nrney. Ju.t ca All other colifgi * do. A sew fellowship for woa-ca In tt * can School for his Just bsaa fo-nied 5n mem. y o ! Aga a Clara Hjpp4n by nc = Us cl her firally. The friloahlp. whchnin jlt'-d fl.tCO ta- mj.lly. J-i to te avarJcd wlttoct coajplive cxazl sSlon. PiertTtct * will re gl\en. it the tfes'al reqcwi of tha doao.'i , to fto EfudeatB Vho birs sptnt L. T > la Crojo * In cracectUn w.ti the .hpo' . The proft sr ol phr-l v sy and vtriabr.ije zoalc-sy 4 Corne ; ! aclvcMvy Ci.c"are3 t > dt humaa te < ins have three cyie. He af a1 a. hosierctr , that only two are uwful. alncj'tli third eye. commonly cullel tizta \ \ El-lt ! hing.i Idly in the akulL. He Icelsii. hoaer r. Uat M Is a true eye , end wru cace urO : t-uch. Here li thj exp'.snstioa of ths.e puizHns crhccd icsrrcs M&O "etc tct of tie > ack of lher ! h Cc" when Tcmaiy stJc > > a pin Into Jimmy. The firs ! govrmncrt hlh t ! ; Dl for g'rli la Grncaay vts opititd Ap II 1. and 'a p. ' - tically < ie fixut runs In tie J 3de.Ujdlrs the hslgh ol rnHc'tytra'jilrg foGcraia wsoKa. HitiejCrj it hcs tea linpiaia > rar a wcacan to ( ster a German nalrwiltT. ca two gond fiom Jiclt ot eufflclrai prcpfa.- tioa at c. hlga echcol.which la o : > " ie ccndltlcca cf adndttUn to crcry Oeimaa unlvcnty. arj on acrount cf tie ixu'uail of meat unlrjrslty prcTcsjorti to admit traxca to thtlr lecture * . Ai , hawtver. the itita will : oa ranctla the a3m' * ! on of grit to Tilgh schcol life , tiua opening up the triy to tu' htr studltj , It rai Ecarce'y retusc tieaj pennaJcn. ! to profit by those studies os4 take the zeit step. Joths unlre.alt es. TO CITRE COLD IS O.E OAT Take Laxative Brsma Qutalae Tab'etx All Crntelxta refund the incney If It fall * ta cure. 23c. The genuine has L. B , Q. en each tablet. SL'PREMi : COUnT SVLUDI. Clark against Hill. Apof l from Lancas ter county. Judgment. Sullivan , 3. ' 1. in an action brought to secure a fllzne- lutlon of a coparinernhlp and for an ac- countlnK. no demand bfi s maCt by any cf the partnr-rii for a reformation : f the pwi- ner bio contract , the ciurt cinnot. on h * owrn rnotlon. rtform euch contract nor < 31 - recard U ag the basis of th ? rlshts of ti e litigant ! ) . 2. Whtrp a written contract Is the basis of an action ard reithsr party asks lir a reformation therrf. It Js the duty of tea court to arcMtaln Its meaning and enforce accordingly. i \Vhftr on an uppeal U is evident that the trial court < Jlrpo t < j of a ase on the theorj * that the contract did not * xpres the mutual ondfrrtandtoc of the parties andwas. . Ihejffore. unen- forcabtc , thin court will ellmlnete from the findings of tbo ' trial court t'ae * r- rori resultlns frcm It * failure to canstiiie and enforce the contract and order the judgment to be modi/led and entered ac cordingly. 1. A party obtained Judgments against C and M on c' 1mgdue from them individ ually , but whlt'n had been Assurnttl by a nannershlp 'of whlcii fnty were tntmberii. In an action to snrure a dissolution of the copirjnership and for an accounting the Judgment creditor lnter > nfd and askrj to have his Judgments atl fled out of the nrtnerehlD aesets. HcJd. that fje reaitd'fci were consistent and cincurrtnt and tnlsitt riroecuted torether or In * uweslon an1 Judsmit In - - } fax-or of such Interrenorj-wlll , upheld. Arnold's Brome Celery ror t beadaehea , 40t , Z5e and SOe. All drusglst * . FREE BOOK IOUWEAK MEN. My little book. "Threi Clattta cf Mta. " tent to men only It tell * of my 38 years * experience as a cperUllst Ih a.'l nen'oas disorders resulting from yeuthful lodltcrt * tloui Lame Hack. etc. and tell * why ELECTRICITY cures With ray invention , tbt Dr. B n * n Electric Belt , known and u ed the wor > 4 over , I rrstor- ; last year S.OW roan , younc and old liewnre of cheap imitations Abova Look exj > lalmi-all ; sent sale4 Writ * todar. Dr. A. R. Sand n No. IB S. Clark * L , Cblcag * . UL . , ' y-t i