Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 22, 1887, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEKE: v LSI)AY SI’FCIAL NOTICES. OMAZIA. Advertisements under this hesd, 10 cents per Tine tor the first insertion, © cents for each sub- sequent insertion. and $1.50 & line per month No advertisement taken for lest than 25 cents for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line: they must run consecu- tively and must be paid in advance. All adver- tisements must be handed in before 1:3) o'clock p.m., and under no circumstances wili they be taken or discomtinued by telepbone. Parties advertising in these columns snd hav- g the answers aidressed in care of Twe Bex will please sk for A check toenable them to get their letters. a8 none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to ad- vertisements should be enclosed in envelopes, MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY TO LOAN on improved real estate: no commission charged. Lefvitt Burn Room 1 Creighton Block 148 | cstate and N ONEY to lonn. Eils Bros., re joan agents, room 17, Whitnell block, cor. 15th Ana Harne: L) N ONEY to loan on improved city property, very Iul‘m rates. C.J. Caswell, room 19, 637 mi7 Heal estato loans, Collaterial lonns. Chattel loans. Long time joans, Short time loana. Money always on hand to 1oan on any ap- proved security. Investment securities bought and sold. Omaha Financial Exchange, n. w, cor. 15th and Harney. Corbett, Manager. W[ONEY foioan. eash on ninnd.no ey J. W.oand E L. Squire, 1413 Farnam Taxton hotel building. Money to joan on first cl 3500 upwards. §00,000 TO LOAN at 6 per cent. J. J. Ma. *D honey. 15 Farnam. L) and Harney. 3.000 to loan. Suma €600 and upwards, D Lowest rates. Bemis, room 3, Barker biock, £ W. eor. 15th and Farnam sts 928 EY—First morteage notes. The Douglas county bank will bily papers secured by first mortizage on city reaity. oney to loan. (§ PERCEN ) egory & Hadle Rooms 1ana 8, Redick block, 3 S, 15th St [ N0 LOAN—Money—Loans placed on im- proved real estate in city or county foi | | — B AKE'S Preminm Short Hand and Type Writing Institute, with the Omaha Busi- ness College, The oldest and most thorough short hand seminary fn the state. Fuli day and evening sessions, Instruction by mail i desired. All students who property Iy themesive are gunrantesd to hecome rapid ani_capable #hort hard writers. Premiums are offered be- ginners entering the March class and complet. ing the covrse. First rank in proficiency, 10 Second rank {n proficiency, $5. Third rank in proficiency, 3. Apply O write toliiake's Pre- mium ShortHand And Type Writing Institute, Omaha Business College, 10th and Capitol Ave. l*nuw LASS storage for merchandise and furniture. 12.3-1215 Leavenworth st. (i ARPET WEAVER—First-classs work, and satisfaction Christensen, 2 ¥ ONTRACTONS —Wanting sand o gr / room 2 Exposition Building Gravel Co A GENTS—Every housexceper wants it, big money for you. Send stamp, Lock BoX 239, Erie, Pa. ST TORAGE—First-class storage for nice fur- niture or boxed goods, at 1513 Dodee-st. wimi OR RENT—Orguns, §2 per month. HOFDS, 1613 Douglas. ot FOR RENT—sSquare Piano, $4 montniy. ! Hosve. 1513 Dovglas. i FARTIES wishing to_diepose of household goods will find A buyer by addressinz Cash, 1311 Davenport 12 MOR RENT—Sqanre Iiano $s Hospe . 1513 [ouxins. FOB SALE--MISCELLANEOUS FOi SALE—Furniture and _lense, 10 room house, on prominent strent, near center of business, leese has over two years to run. Can make rent by letting five rooms. House put in #00d_repair. This isan unustal oprortunity, you can purchase the outfit on very easy terms. ‘Addre: L montaly. = 611 head 0f horses, cos sisting of fine driving, heavy draft and wneral purpose horses, aiso 7 head of western wos ull broken to harness. Parties wishing horses will Iook well to tneir interests by 100k- ing over my stock before purchasine. N. H. Brown. 2505 Cuming st, Omsa. A2 298 OR SALE wides daily out put of on premises, cor Dorcas and Brick ana Térra Cotta Mfg. Co. OR SALE-45-horse power boiler, nesrly new. Enquire Western Pottery Co., Expo sitton butlding 570 WANTED---MALE HELP '“- NTED—A barber: good chance for the right man. For particulurs address Joc Foley, Wymore, Neb. ‘VA'\TED_ Slacksmith 1o work in ¢ at Moore's Employment agen 10th st. 2 million brick and upwards ve- 30,00. Enquire 2nd sts. Omal 38 VA\TPI}—%N'F. n.lhn hle mln. ('ll nl\le selling line of specialties, _Call 421 ith st e e VW ANTED—Gardier st 1755 s tith st 3 TANTED—Immedintely, 4 or b coat makers, 2 r' ant makers to g0 to_the ('ounn) Apoly at No. 1107 Harney streer,Omanba. 6% “’A\"rzn Barber, must be firstclass work tnun, et 2128 14EH st S nu'r:uu‘l— el Tha 21 W ANTED— By the larzest publishing nouse west of Chicago, two hundred gentiemen and ladies to seli**The Succeasful Man” “Marvel. ous Wonders of the Whole World'* “*Bibles™ and varjous other gool publications, apply early and get choice of territory. J . French & Co., office 16 Bushman Block, Omaba, «\e':.m \V ANTED—Immodintely, 8 good job printer. None but rapid workman, capable of taking entire cnarge of job department necd apply. References ns to charncter and ability required. Address Daily Gazette, Norfolk, Neb New England Losn & Trust Co.. by Douglss County bank. 16th and Chieago sts. 29 N[ONEY TO LOAN—On city and farm prop: N erty, tow rates. Stewnrt & Co., Room 3 iron bank. ) " ONEY TO LOAN— P. |Yn\1i & Co n .n'lll - estate and loan agents, 1505 Fi flnhlmxb_ll. V[ONEY TO LOAN=On real estate and chat- M teis 1. L Thomus. w2 2 500,000—"To !nflh n" hnnha city |)m|’\0n" Nl" D per cent. G. W. Day, over 1312 Dougl WA INEY TO 1L.OAN—by the nndersigned, who has the only properly oreanized loun hurency in Omaha. * Loans of $10 1o $10) made on furniture, plas orguns, horse: ‘wagon Tinchinery, &e, without removal. No deluy All bu eas strictly confidential. Loans so innde that any part can bo paid at any ime.cach payment reducing the cost pro rata.” Advances made on fine watches and diwmonds. Persons shouid carefully consider who they are dealing ‘with, a8 many new concerns are daily coming into existence, Should you need monay cal god seo me. W, It Cedft, Hoom 4 Withncll Tuilding, 15th and Harovy, ONEY LOANED ut C. F. Reed & Co.'s Innn Office, on furniture, planos, horses,wa gons, personal property of all'kinds, and all other a ticles of value, without removal over Bingham's Commission store. Al husi- mess strictiy confidential. 935 Busm“ CHANCES. 1 USINESS CHANCE—Bank wanted. I want to buy & bank in some inland town in Ne- braska or would start a mew one if proper. lo- aation was offered. Address £ 67 Boe offica, Omsha. 8 m2 R SALE—Cigar. tobacco, stationery and news storo. Excellent business. Address Bee office. 55 m ]‘\(m SALE—A general stock of merchandise at cost, in a live town 35 1o 40 miles S. E. of Omaha. Al%ogood house, stone srore building, and town lota. Bad hea'th enuse of losving: od sound business. Apply this 1512 Farnam st., Omaha. , 26 OB SALE—Dadly and weekly newspaper in rapidly growing - town: complote steam news. job and book vinding outfit, all new. Splendid opportunity for live, snergetic man with s littlo capital. Vulue of plant, $4,50), cash required only $5X: long time on balance Good reasons for sclling. E. 71, Bee office, $5,000 cush can secure d one hulf nterest ina ufictory business mono- poly whnere capitai will double every twelve months for next Avo years. Addrese E6l. lieo oo, K SALE -Whole or 4 interest in_grocery storo and stock, doing good business: fne location. Address K 5. liee office 1G_barguin, $5,0) stock of cholce dru will scil for #4,500, or will exchange for i property. Joun F. Toft, 324 North 1ath st. Fo SALE - Lumber, gram one of the best points in centrul Nebraska. on B. $ M. R. R. Harrison Ambler & Ambler, Room 20, National bank. 5% ‘nuul E—Or exchange for in Platie Co,, Neb.: d barn ry good: {mproved farm, Trame how Address’ Box 486, Co- lumbus, Nel <‘Hll SALE—Doarding house and restaurant; 200 regiilur oarders. Apply No. 510 Souts 10t street. 57 POR SALE—Lumber yurd and residence in Southwestern lowa.” Well looated d do- business. (Good reasons for selling. E. 2., Beo office. 53 m s ()BERLIN, Kan., is 8 most desirable location for a Flovring Mill, also for & Foundry. Liberal inducements offored to parties seeking IAVeSMONtS In these Dranchos of industEy: COr rospondence solicited. Oberlin Board of Traae, Oberlin, Kan. A * VW ANTED- Siock of dry koods, clothing and furnishing ¥ooas, or boots and shoesin exchango for Omahu real estate. Schlesinger Kros., 614 310th st. 15 m3 JOR SALE=Or trade hakmr -nd oonluc tionery. Inquire Kopp, Dreibus & Co, Omata, Neb. s m 1 PNOR SALE—HAH intorest in one of thu best Daying Arug storesin southwestern lowa, Capital required, 2,50 Addross b 4, Bee of' ce. j;.u’c?!m sale in 4 now rapuily growing wown of W0 inhabitunts. Fine deposiia. Money Joans from 3 to ¢ per cent. monthly. A splendid nce. Address D, lee ofice. s USINESS CHANCE—Stock Groceries and Meatmarker (oF sale. Finest loeation in Uinaiia, Doiiig an excollcnt vasiness. Address, 1, Bew Office. 581 JFORSALE-Or trade for ‘merchandis: acres of No | farm land near Grand Jsiand. (. J. Canan P Huvfiu—mnhnuu s -money losned. Lemis. room 5, Barker biock W. cor. 1th and Farnan sty w* JPOK SALE-Hacaware Business— We ofer ou: shelf and heavy hardware business for sule, togethor with our lease and good will, Qrade lurgest in the city aad loowtion the best. Petiring from the busi cause for selling e Baum Rardware Co., 103 0'st, Lincola. PERSONAL POEHSONAL-—Mrs Dr. Nanme V. Worren clurvoynt, Medical and business Meding Foom Mo 5, 121 North 16th st Omaha, FOUND. )UND—Large pocketbook. Cuming MISCELLANEOUS. VHANLES PONTEZ, analytical chemist snd U engineer, analysis Of ores, coals and wssays end analysis of all kinds, ehemist and_miner- wlogist 10 the I P K. R for 15 years. No. 15 Webster cor i5th st, P. 0. Box 404 6i%m10v F0 il roal cstate agents—Having sold our property known &s Vernon Helghts, we herely give notice of withdrawal of il lots from sulo. Bdson 8 Co._ = WANT 10 establish in Omaha & dopot for the sule ot my coprril brand o Dmaba Buds” and “Omaba Heauties trade, or retail aso, and will give a live’ and en- ergetic map rare inducements. Addreas, for three daye, E 80, Hew office. nun for n s -lunu .ollu(--nl : mihotly Meulars address IQI; [ A, N.Kear. 2101 68 Si¢ e ANTED—A man and wife without ch.ldren for farm employment near the cify. Woman must bea good housekeeper, prefer the man to have some experience s a gardner, must show good references. E. S. Albrizht, 1120 Parnam st 3 And agents generally what they need by addressi S “0., Erie, Pa, 442- firat-cin man to run A bindery on shares: wi furnish oucit and work. Good op for right man. Adaress immediately Gazette, Norfolx, Neb. VWANTED—t0 sober, inteliigent men of good address to try a 10c meal at Norris'_ res. taurant, 104 5 10th st. 153 2 cook and one lu dreas, at the Commerein! hotel. 762 2 VW ANLED—First-olass kito Club. VW ANTED— A good girlto do kitchen work. Inquirc at 208 Duvenport st. ¢ Kabn, 13)s Farnam. o4 ANTED- 15 wuiters, Omaha 79 2 en girl winily for ge! “housework. 1904 Farnam. T2 —A girl for housework. _ T ANTED—Lady Agents for Mrs. Campbell's Extension bust Corset pade Corset in America never bremks down. Also combination underskir end bustle with remoy uble hoops: tra t silk rubber aprons,bibs und sieeves; **Daisy” Hose supporters; Im roved **Queen Protector” reduced 1o $1." Pull ine furnishing £00ds. _Address, with stamp, E. H. Campbell & Co.. 484 W Eandolph St., Cbi’ cago. i v sections: TANTED—A compet othor need app ‘nt nurse girl None 1900 Farnam. 55 l' )= sewing ‘lrh nn oy r’\ll punts. Good prices paid. 1ith and Leavenworth. ‘v.\\nn—“..nmm old ludy. None other need apply. Call Wednesdays and Satur. __ANTED—A good girl for general houl v work. Good wages paid. 108 5 vi for general house b st. T‘ASTED—AH experi ancedservant, ability to cook in small family, wages §1 1o nove but compoient purties ieed appiy: "8 ave, cor 20th. 1 W+ eper, one who 8 willing 10 do all the work except the washing. 23 South 20th st. 3 ) *ANTED-Expericnced bo.sckeoper. (ol ored preferred. Catiat 112 N, wth, T8 El—Good cook and Laundress. [0 "’ TANTED ) indies ¥d gonts to learn teio- graphy. Prospect woud for position when , Roow 1. Crouns i competent; address W.J bik, Omahs _SITUATION WANTED. —Situstion by baker of 9 years experience. Address B o, Beo ot W erical or in store, ioud penman Address E, 6 Bee office e 2 W ANTED- Sicuation s housckeeper or 0 take care of furnished roumse. Ab\l"\ n 1618 Dodge st. 2 “'.\.\THD—NIII!IAUD i market or siangnter bouse: 11 years cxperience, Addross W. W. Weaver, Maploton, La &y VW ASTED- Position as bookkeoper or office man. Best of refcrences. Iress B 49 Bee ofice. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. " AN [ED ~Tewms, 393 5. 11th st 109 YW A%TED-To rent & house of 3 or ¢ room by April I, for one year or more: leation 0 bo Lntwoen Dodge nnd Mason and ' 1ith and St sta. Acdress B omce. 53 W ANIED-To buy Bve to twenty acres in- side of or pear Omaba Give descrip tion, price andterms Address C.3), Bee office VW ANTED-A ooi drivio borse snd puzzy OF 4 %004 teamn D _eicbange #3 DArtial paymeat for 3 ft. lot on Park ave. bil. cusy Mead & Jamieson. 452 ‘ Y ANTED—Hoom and board in nvu.n.m-u private fumily, by youns lady employed during 2ay: piace where can have comforts- ble bome. Address E %, Boe ofice. 132, 210 YOUNG MAN with few thousand dollers would like to learn of some jight business vo full particulars. Addruss B &, Bog oftice 4 \ TANTED—A banjoist to joln 8 home quar- fette. Must be able 1o rewd music. Ad dress k24, liee oftice ) \ TANTRD—To buy 10 to 2) acres within i miles of the Oalaba postofice, Wright & Larbury . uader Paxton hotel 5 'Ol BENT---HOUSES and w‘ll Fnu HENT L ‘.I.un“l:rn with vn-r‘&m- OR HENT-Two 16th st. Warehouse on track, street. Three new stores on south 15th et Tie C. E. Marne, Real Betate & Trust 15th and Harney 608 brick etoresa on north new brick on paved F\,R RRNT—Flegant new hfilylfl with sl modern conveniences: heated by furnace; reet car pusses the door. Termas rea For partioulars inquire of Bilio snable Address A N, 128 mi* ) ery and hotel. Yost, Norfolk, Neb, JOR RENT—House of ten rooms and barn. 527 PATK Ave, betweon Earnam st and Leas: enworth st, inquire at Doran House, South 15th 116 0f Gettysburg building. % I“m. RENT—New dweliings all modsrn imn rovements, central location, low rent Faward Larkin, Exposition Builing. T 2 AOR RENT—Cottazes, houses and stores, ail desirable and well located, from $3) per month up. L. Burnham, Room 1 Creighton Blook. 145 JPOR RENT—10 acres 3 miles from postoffiee, suitable for market garden.will rent or sell, Apply West Furniture Co., 108 14th st 155 stroet ) par monta. LU} OR RENT -6 room house, city water, cars, 1% milos irom P D. C. Patferson, Omaha Natl bank. HAY Drivilege to lease on the Detwiler farm, at Ames, T miles wost of Fremont. John Galingher, 317 South I2th st. 412mo OR RENT-If you want to reat o bouse, call on Benawa & Co_, opposite postofise, 532 U RENT —Honi 8 rooms, in Hunscom Place. Reiter & Campvell, Room 1, 1509 Farnamn. b ~ FOR RENT---RCOMS. TJOOR RENT=Two furnished rooms with for two gentlemen or man and w < Hamilton at. i;mu RENT—One or two rooms, 707 §, F 'R RENT-=2 well furnishel with board aad heat. 1914 Farnam. oping rooms, 1 rnished suitabie for keop- onrders. 1516 Faroam. 659 240 DOR RENT A newly fur. nishied room all modern conveniences, strectcars. 2571 St. Marr's ave JPOR _RENT-Purnished and _unfurnish rooms in Grueme Block, cor. 15th Dodge. Davis & iletherington, Millard Billiard Room very desirable JFOR BENT-Rooms uitable for2 eo new furniture; bath. 1619 Capita T, RENT—Large furnishel room, suitable for2geatlemen. Tnquire L4 Farnam Ful( RENT—One newly furnishel seoping room for gentlemen, §10 per month, At S0 Howurd. 52 QOR REN with boued, ant sujt nleove front rooms y's aven FoRiE T—Furnished front room, suitable for* gentlemen. 2 hiocks from U, P, de {eree, R RENT—Furnished good board, terms re: pot, 8 W. cor 4th and rooms. gus, bath, onavle, 52l Plews: JOR RENT —Furnished room to gentlman. Inquire at 61) North 17th st. “OR I ENT—Nicely furni cor. 16th and Chic tgo. FOOK RENT—Desk room, bufiding FOR, BENT-Lare North 19th street. NOR RENT—Looms tor Lzht housekerping. Call afer 8:30 p.m., 613 S 16th st. G4521* room 25 r‘vmon JrOR RENT—anclegant front parior with oard, also other smaller rooms. House has all modern conveniences ntlemen_ sired. Soutuwest corner Webster and 20th at. OR RENT—: street. OR RENT ences req }’;ux RENT—S o 1 unfurnished, for light liousexeeping. [oquire %02 Howard st. JOOKR RENT -Niceroomsat 1521 Farnum st one Llosk west f coart house,s)at sie! 3 For rexT “Two furnished ronms, with hot and coll bath and all modern conveniences. Halt lock from St. Mary’s ave. car i, 515 s 22d st. OR RENT—Elegans " furnished_front room loset. 118 l:lh furnished from room, Tid N, 19tn-st Bt GOM with Goar i, 1515 Capitol avene 94 280 For R “RUNT-—Elozant rooms on_strest car Webster: ewly 197 Webster st. Fou REN Furnished rooms. bath and ges, s w. cor 23 sad 32 FOR SALE---HOUSES---LOTS. JEEOME PARK Hizhland Par Lots fronting Farnam street. Grogory & Hadloy, Rooms 1 and 3, Redick bioc ioth st ol [o. FLSBAVER, Room 2, Poxton buiding . flost cheup lots on bottoms northest of Fair Grounds. T 2 MAHA VIEW=T5 choi ALl the k- s of street stroets and lose by. Do not fail to'invastignte this. It is the cheapest prop y offered in Umaba. . i. Seaver, xton building. \(‘lm lots in Solomon's add land Park $700 p ucre. Orchiurd Hill ‘ots only 8700 eac 20th st. Fine lot 61x14) and house renting for £70 per month, only $5.500. Cable passes prop. erty. Bragain. 2 splendid lots and find 7 t'u!ll(l Hill, $3.2.0, Splendid inside property on Farnam, Dodge, Douglas, ete., ete. Mitchell & Leyonmarck, 1513 Dodze st. NOI SALB—A lofof nimost new furni Apply 334 S 20th, one bioex north Mary's ave. J. K. Wyeo. (= PINE (0t in Arlington for $1,050, $4)) cash , balance 1,2 and 3 years. Grezory & Hudley, Room 1 and 3 Redick Bioex, 32) 8, 15t4 st 674 HAMEY PLACE, §blocks trom € J.B. Evans & Co. HARNEY PLACE - son sts adioining u-;ul room house in 121-32 0 Lics on Harney and Jack- L midway between Farnam and adjoining Rienmond 1 UY ot 1n Hitchcook's addition. Best of northwest aduitions. J B. Evans & Co . soie ngent [ T ALNEY PLACE—Is within three biocks ot the cable line proposed by the Kansis Ciry capitalists. J. B. Evans & Co, solo wgent o4hZs Fine lot $1.500. Gregory & Hadley H AUNEY, PLACE lots 2400 to §55, 15t cash J B Evans & (o, soleagents. 89 %4 JBHOME Park, 45xi67. . 17,501 atonce wo can doliver a loi in Utica Place 1 $1,20. Only $50 cash This is & snap Gregzory & Hadl Kooins 1 and 3, Redick bik, 3 5 15th st. & ARNEY PLACE lots $4)10 §55), 1-3th_cash. 3B Evans & Co olo azents W AKSBALL & LOGE K. 151 Far - el be f Omaua iReal B Corner of Californis street and 6633 foot, wasy torus. $0, 5) House of e1g1t roo'aa on Cass, 8Axss foe! , one-half cush 3 ELSbtlots, 1ancoin Place, ono tiird casa; 825 Fourlots 1a West Cumings, easy terms, $33) to $80. Lots i Mt. $300 Lo $450. Acree Twelve acre lots in Spriag Val B4 peor ucre. Also 2 1-2 acre 108 in same addition. Allon very easy terms Weohave & lsrge line of ouses snd lots on wod invite buyers to call and we will sbow the property. Marsaall & lLobock, 1509 Farnam Teleuhone 13, s YL tomis 214 Farms, Lands—nioney loaned. city” maps.’ Bx7 feer, $250 each Boiis. roow 3, Harkar block, 8. aud Parnan sd cor. 15th WE Juve nover c shown w0y other ‘wenty third, T third near Pleassnt addicion, easy terins, , $33 to oad hbh 5d and e “'i"&:,u u.mu iavesiors now, mn for Lais addi- ws FEBRUARY 22, 1887 \‘IT\ 1507 Flrnrv\ street £\ Barvaine in cnoce rexidence pro 372 South front with all modern improvements, on Burt st near 20th, £9,000. §70—New 10-room house and _fuil lot on Park aveoue, (ae of the finest homes inthat desirable locality. House has ail modern {mprovements and i A great bargain At 0, ery fine Groom ROMSe, with all modern improvements. Lot wae of the best on California st. only $8.8%, 20-Tinest east front 10k on Georgia avenne. with new S.ronm hotise, bath room, city water and_modern improvoments, Very destrablo at $,500 &3 Large 11-room house, all ments, and finest fornim'st. §13,00 ~10-room house with steam heat and_mod- e jmprovements. kood barn and full lot in Hanscom Piace, north of park Cheap at 6,00 w R-room house on Park ave, north of Leavenworth st. 0ns of the finest houses on that street. $5.50. 719~ Fust front lot #3%16%, and 13-room house with every modern convenience. AL ele- ant home, anl the Aneet location in the city. $17.00, 374631160 on St. Mary's ave. with n cottage. A bargain. #1250 ~New 8- room cottage, PArk ave. $4,600. South front lot and Dew S.room house, one of the finest homes in Wainut Hil. If taken barore March 1at, £3,000, 3%0—Beautiful east front 10t &x140) and best cotiage in E. V. Smith's add, §5,000, 855 ~50x140 on north 15th st, with 2 good houses. A bargaln at $6,000 Special Largain or 10 days: 2 acres In North Omaha, good house. small fruit_This will subiivide, the buyer $2,000 profitin 30 days, $4.50 253 -60X16S On Plerce and 20th ats, nhouses, rents for §5% par month, only $5.50. 166 feet on 8, 15th st, 4 blocks from posioffice, 912000, 8188 feet on S, 16th st. $16.00) 9126 feet on 5 lith At near viadict house, cot $5,00, $17,000. 10- #4x380 on N 18 &t S of (race, £10,000. 4665132 on Jones &t finely improved, § 20 —44 £t on Leuvenworth st. 85,000 350140 on (3th st, bulidings rent for $1,3% per vear, only $10.90) 99 £t on 16th st. with good house, $10,00 #1014 on Saunders st nuar Cumiog, with large house, $10.00. 4160 (€. front on Saun £7,00, with o0 hous: e modern jmprove- uth front lct on Cali t 8-room barn and and net with fine 00 rs st near business dul property and greatest bur- #ain On that popuinr street. $3.000, 132, corner on 14th st: buildings rent for $1,500 per year, $25,0 34 Jl‘uu of the finest corners on Jackson st $2x8, ¢or on 15th and Capitol ave., partly improved, chenp. $40,00). WS—East front, 115x100, on North 13th st., in Smiith's park. Very chuice ner on State st n_Omaha View, lot ndia value it €250, Corner on F o st, 1 splendid piec lot'on Gedrzin ave, near Poppleton, il have lots in rose Hill, Lwight & Lyman's, Lytmun Place, Manhastan, Hanscom Park a1a, utphur Springs adl, Tutties Subdivision, Newport, Biriehton, Hillsdale en 1l the pupt ice’s Grove, Hunseo choiee lots on L Abstracts of Lt Money 101ned Awes Keal Extaie Agency, 1577 Furnam St GALLAGHER, real estate, 317 south hat. Acre property, lots in all parts of ity. Choice Ints Lincoln Place. Barzain #x &6, cor. Californin 116 m1 ac | Pla venwort such aa toldick's a st add., $2,100, easy tesms, Buchanan & Co., 1413 Farnam st. 5 POSITIVE bar, Wehave the exciu- < nice land 4 milas from vorth st. 1t will be to the advantage of personslooking for investments of this Kind to sec s botors purchasing. We Aiso have 2840 acres of Towa and Nebraska land that we wouid excnangze for good o property or merchandise. King & Templeton, tizen's B Cuintng st 6% 21 000 residence on St. Mary’s ave with cor lot 135x183. onlv $13.501. This is the cheapest piece of tirstclass inzide property oo tae mar- ket Grezo HAH\FYPX ACE lots, 8480 10§55 J. B. Evans & Co., sle sgents. will hu): ¥0od #8700t ot on Park ave. with S-room House, barn, Sc. C. 8. Horton, 21 5 24 cre tract, impro; Lots n = 18 1eor, 24th and Farnam at a bargain. 20 acres west of Wainut Hill choap. Call and stigate. Schiesingor Bros 61 3 1 ]'.;\'1' fail to go znd sec Table Land. and don't mistake it for Long Branch, Cooper, 1503 Farnam. Lots, Pemis, room 3. Barker bloc V. eor litn aod Farnsam st 23 l)u[fl;r‘al ~Corn = ine now for § Gregory & Hadley ()MEHA View. 750t the cho diti rices far property; terms. K. F. Seaver, "axton Building you want to b ¥ J. Ferguson's, HOsEs Bernis Bemis, room 4, und Farnam sts L\ H 3T. MARY'S AVE=Finost D St NuaryS ave, strasts on ides with £4.00) house,$15.5)) his s than $195 per front the flatire at whic 1 we sold the adjoin lot lust weelk Gregory & H Rooms 1 and 2 Redick bik, 320 S 15! r. Full lot, imnroved, ront )0, Can seil tor §3),%) 481 st lota in this below adioinin toom ,0r kel furniture, g0 10 . 16tk 7 Lots, Farms, Lands—monuy loaned Barker your property with us burs, under Paxton hotel 1S, $4% to £57), 1.3t cash sole agents. 654 24 ARNEY PLACR J. 15, Evans & ¢ yener 125x1. sides all Easy terms foot ana that 13 12 inside HOusEs Lot Farm Bemis' city ‘mups, Bemis. room 3, Barer block, and Farnam afs. the can mako, best outsid; Geo. M LAND will prov stment you 109 Farnum. H ABNEY PLACE iots. $40 t0 £, 1-5th cash. J.B. Evans & Co.. solo agents, 83124 B.E AL Coron Satoders smail house. 4-700m houise, 2 10ts, Saurde 8 St Aroom house, ) lot, Saunders st. Sroom 10180 0n Zith ay froom cottae on (' 8 room house on Callwell st T-room cottaze, 2 lots, 8 1oth st 1410ts in K 41018 in O 26 oty in Schlessinge 10 lots in Cloverdale add 2 in Snimn's 2nd add. Hil'side No 1 1 sub division 6f 112 tter's addition nah s, knawn as Taylor's add. 5 /0 Hyde park. ) Girammarcy park en-rooni cottage und 2 lots in Place to exchanse tor unimproved 1and bom cottage on Parker St Foriy acres 5 iniles chngo for inside propertys ) were Five acre lot in Bely, 8 best lots on east ench for uil. Choice lof Lot in Ko CO., 115 S I3th strest bargains Ambler fro lots in Newport $a) esch derm, 3 00 line Lowling Gre Bouth 1 Choice lot Wx100 on Buclid st B4 1t 50 . $1.250. W 1t and bouse on N LENY Fine sout Saunder near Msoil front on Brigto! st, Wh st. near frontlot on Burdette ) cach Leavenworth 0 A. 8 Patrick's add, near & w cor room house, bara, . Wx1U3 on Plerce st near 2th st. with 1wo good -r00m BOUSES, ront 10 §15.00 & s st front on Suunders T cor south lith st and Mariha x140on S Lith st with T-room o frand tu ¢in best part of th 100 1 on 16:h 3t throuen to with & larse hoses, $50,0K. warchouse lot, trackage,on 1atist, slong . side viaduet, $i 66310 Jackaon and loth ste. Bargan 00k, Benl Estato, 104 Faranu, Tih st near Joaes, e 1S jot 60X132 and 1h-room house | Farnam street, cor. 18th, . SLOMAY, Real Fatate Broker, 1812 Parnam Stroot. B 152, 14 cASh. § 50,090 near Wth, 2RI, improved.. 8500 near 1Sth X138, improved . 22,000 L near 300N B4V F, vory cheap, L near 2, 116X i cor. 18t st., 198x1 ATDAM Farnam st., Farnam s Faroam st FarnAm st.; and east front . ERPnAm £t cor 4Uth, Bx18E S and e front Farnam st cor. 418t 45x1%,'« and 6 front FArOAm 6t cor 424 421 and w front Harney st. near 13th, 22xh Harney st. near 13th. 33c13 improved Harney st. near 20th, 174x170, improved Harney st Redick's Girove. 413142 Harney <t near & Dougls st. gear | Douglas st near Tith, Douglas st. near 214, Dougi Dodgest. cor, Dodge st. near Dodee st n Juckson at. cor. 14th, 662138, improved Jackson st. nesr 15th, 68X 183, (mproved Jpmes st cor. Lith, 6ix1% Howard st. near 1(th, 3 Leavenworth st. cor proved Leavenworth st. cor. 25th, sobored L at, opp. I Jth st tricknge. Paddook pince, Park ave. opp. park, . Virgine Ao s Doavanworth x140 Georgia ave. near Mt Plesant, 30x150 2th st. neor St Mary's, 40x120, improved 2 near Doroas, 100x100, i proved Mth st near Doug 83, improved 1ith st. cor. Martha, 683132, improved 11th st near Doreas, 83x17id, improved 20th M. cor. Seward, Bix12), 8 houses Pierce near 20th, ) font front, 2 streots Humilton at_aoar Belt line, improved 416t st Just off Farnam, 43X132, e front Ath st near Davenport, 100x138 Seward, near fth, 80X 318t st., near Leavenworth, S0xi61 10th st, near Casteliar, 135 feet front 9th st, near Marthn, 31181, corner south . im proved , 'y interest mproved ,Improvea , improved 218, 1&x111, ime 140x142, im- P. and Deit Line depot, axiig Burt st, near Lowe av 23th, cor, Poppleton, B3xI, Davenport, near (‘h ICAZO, corner ', improved ith, nesr Poppleton, %x1%%, imoroved.. Sauth Omana Jot 5. bik 83, 612150 Orchard Hill, Iots § Brown Paik, lots $500 to Tledford Place. lots $4%) to Hichland Parx, lots each - cash $8% Akely rAd, jets 57XI50, each 5 acres near Fort Omalia, fincly inproved improy 2. improve 9,000 Lots Farms, Lands —money loaned. city ‘mavs, '5x7 feet, $23) each. Bemis, coom 3, Barker block, 8. W. cor. Ith and Farnam ste, 287 YATRICK'S 1ST ADD.—Corner 1113134, on the inside. 60 ft. are 2 donble houses, renting $40 per month, leaving corner 51x13 vaeant, all for £5,600, 1-3 cash. Gregory & Hatior, Rooms 1 and 3, Redick Bik, 320 8, 15th at. 461 FIARNEY PLACE—Lies on Harney and Jack- son sts, midway between Farnam and Leavenworth sts.. adjoining Richmond and Conkling Place. Lotsonly $400 to $45), 1-5 cash. J.B. Evans & Co., sole urents. 60 24 FOR SALE—Two lots in Kountzo Place. Spen- _cer Otis, 1317 Doulas st 25 ALL and sno tha fallast and most complete J et of abstract books of Douglas _county now in the oMceot R. C. Patterson, 1ith _and Harney. o ¢ PLACE—J. B. Evans & Co, sale 2 FPABLE LAND, one and one-fonrth miles from fair erouuds,where lots seli ter ench HAI’\E‘ PLACE=Lieson Harney and Jack- son sis. midway between Farnam and Leavenworth sts.. adjoining Richmond and Conkline Pizce. Lots only $400 to $550, 1-2 cash, 1s & Co.. sole agents 039 24 ‘ "HAT hiave you 15 trado Tor Nebraska farm Tands, improved and unimproved: Address E 8, H(e o ].1 . Paxton Buildinj I Brookline platiad into 10 besutitul jots. barzain on this if taken at ) F.SEAVER, Y Room 5, Paxton Building. Take Elevator. Two hestacres fu Brookline, airendy platic into 10 lots. Ten ucres near Central Park, cheap. Seventy-tive lots in Omaha View. Choicn lots in Foster's addition, ) ihree lots in Clurk’s addition. ‘'wolots in Lincoln Place. &1.250. g Two lots in reservoir addition,on Hamilton St Several lots in Redick’s subdivision, on Vi ginia ave, Two lots in E. V. Line. Six best lots in Utica Place. Three elegant lots in Walnut Hil, ckeap, Bost bargains in South Omaba. splendid 1ist 0of improved re: arty }l ARNEY PLAC! 8. Evans & C rpABL one-to M. Cooper., (FF)UINE BARGAL o X “Burdetic court, oniy 4 blocks from Saun- dor'sstreet cars. W. . Bushman. Room 19, uskman Biock, N Eoor 16ta ani Dougias 1 AV i ‘ Gregory & Hadley. BABKE S BARKALOW, 1421 Douglns St 24th £t bet. Poppleton and Woolworth Sts.50x!23. 4 room cottage cast front. § 2,500 Omsha View. nouse 7 rooms and lot. . hm st, bet. Lake and Ohio, 61xi44, east Smith's addition on Cable aence _prop 1 5th cash. fots, $400 to $530, | ¥ 659 34 <ole nents. LAND lots 200 corners: $i50 insid ensh, balance $5 8 month . Geo, Farnam 1 %) Teet front on Park ave.. cet carline and on_grade for © st., between Clark e 25 4 1-4 miles from bo Choiee 1ot 1n Orenard Hill 0om honse, lot 33 1t on 13! Hounse and in” Kiiby Place, Walnut Hill, and Scuth Omaha. arkalow, 1431 Douklas st. 63 ground in Cote Brilliante n, f Fort Omunn. Will sell all or part at sh. Girego! ndley, reoms § and 3 Redick block, 320 8. 16th st. PLEASE ared, M. Cooper, 1509 Furnam mber that Tuble La f Long Branch Lots, Farms,La noney loaned, city ‘maps. 5x7 feot, $2.5) each room 3, Barker block, 8.'W. 1oth and Farnam sts. s Bemis' Bernis, room 4, and Fernam sts. T F Y ENWORTR St Pronen 4 18 foet corner Mth ¢t 815,53, oet Lrout, boiveen' Kin nve, each §3.00 ¥ foet oorner (eorgin ave., 817,000, 45 feet improved, between Hth and rents for #65 per month, $10,90 100 feat elose fo Belt Line, $1.80, 5 foet ciose to Belt Line, §500. Reiter & Campbell, room 1, 15 FIARNEY PLACE-Ty within throe blocks of the val line propos.d by tae Kanses Uity capitalists. J. B. Co., sole nwents. Pl 'urms, Lands —money loaned, mapa, X7 fect, Burker block, S Lots, . cor. 15th k anid Geor- Farnam. 583 Evans & 3 —Lota,Farn city maps, i, Barker s.Lands—movey loaned. 5X7 fest. $2 %) each. block, S. W.cor. 15ta H A ESEY PLACE -Is withia three blocks ot the cable line propose by the Kansas City capitalists. J. B. Evans & Co.,sole azents 624 PTBLE LAND lots. onle 3 1:2 from post- affice, at §24) and $i50, tre the bost ny went you can make. George M. O Farn [“X\ BUSINESS lots 01 Park ave, $1.50 for in side. §202 for coraer, 55534 16 an aliey. Moad & Jumieson. corner lot in Shina's add, 4 1001 houss, 3R cush Grezory & Hadley. QOB SALE~A i2)acre farm with bouse, barn and ccib, on the U. P. Ry.,and only one- nalf mile from & ¥ood raliway town, with churches ani§anools. Price $3.99). Apply to 1is Bradiord, oor. 9th and Dougias, Omans, eb 933 FPRACK AGk— orner 12x132 om 13th st., nesr .5t P M & O. Depot §:0,00, 4 houses now renting for $1.740 per year. Gregory & Hadley 55 HARDEY PLACE-Is within thres biocks of the catie line proposed by the Kansas City capitaists. J. B ns & Co., sole azents -2 7O would not be sa projudieod as 10 de nounce soything without seaing . Inves tigate Tabie Laud lots snd buy wow. Geo. M Cooper, 139 Farnam. SFiNG VALLEY, b Uur naw addition Acres$isi to $40) per wors Near South Omans, Ad Wrdleme UL G Masn Loback, 168 1501 ¥arosia FIVHE boomw this weok will be in Table Land. You 0ught L0 568 10 it that yOu can get some Of these Wle. G A Covper, 19 Faroam. = VVISE & PARMELE, 1509 Farnam st Offer thess bargnins to-das 1 corner Georela ave. and Dipont § 7 Orcuand hili, chowce 10ts ench $<. flouse and iots, Saunders & Himebangh's 244, to Walnut hill'§2. 30, 0 Finest jots in rinle, bares ine. Fine ots in Kilty place, cheap ¥inel I-2iot John 1 Redick’s Sub-division, chotee [ots in Maynes add.. each $300, chioice iote Fairmount piace. 1acre best in Belvedere, bargain $20% 210ts Jotter's addition, each $:00. Blots Mt Douglas, eack: $350 21ota South Ex. place, oach $30 8 Brown Park, bargaing each $4) 24 Iots ehoice in ¥ ates & Hempel's A1dition 10 aeres i mile south of Harris & Patterson's &nnex, oxtra nice, chasp And ansy terms. A fine list of westorn Janda for sale, or trade tor Omaba property. 400 ncres mighly improved, Saunders Co.. sale or trada. 115 feet front Laust, not lenst many others, 15% Farnam, W n 10th strsat, FIARNEY PLACE—1s within three bloc the cable line proposed Ly the KAar J.7B. Kvans & Co. solo, agenta. o OR 3 DAY LY— Lot 5 bik 8 Sulphur Spriags add.for $1.50 #7100 cash Gregory & Halley, Rooms 1 and 3 Redick block, 82) S 15t st. ]Inl SRS Lots, Farms, Bomis' city mups, Bomis, room 3, Barkor blo nds - monoy loaned. feot, $2.50 each. k, S. W. cor. 15th = QOUTH front, # toot ot on Hamilton st, 1 VY feot deop, making north front on Charles Whatis better than this at §1,8m7 Gregory & Hadley. Roow 1 a8d 3 Rediek block, % 8. 16th st. st F_ seaver, Room 25, Paxton Building, cor. 15th and Farnam, bargains in residence property, fmproved and unimproved, i34 22 ABLE LAND--In this beautiful addition, only 314 miles from the postoffice. 10ts are solling for $200, corners, und $150 for ineide. Tnis {s the finest vroperty north, and the chieapest because the Invest now, and reap & bandsome profit. Some splondid inside investments office And investizate. Ten ncres on 16th streoet at 7 2 George M. Cooper, Call atmy ", per Acre. 509 Farnam. I | OUSES —Lots, Farms, Lands ~money loaned. Remis' city ‘maps, 5x7 feet, Bemis, room 3~ Barker block, 8 and Farnam. EIF"ESS Its causes, and & new and successful CURE atyour own home by ono who was deaf twenty cight years. Treated by most of the noted special- ts without benefit; cured himself in three months, and since then hundreds of others. Full particulars sent on appl cation. T. H. PAGE, No. 4l chJ!-\l St., New York Gy, LVARICOCELE} o o Wormy Veins of the Serorues we o Lost M ‘E\my andpaini il cure n! Debilit Z:L".‘Z%"-w:e Akl RN0T, lfl Wow Tock. DR. PEIRO’S OXYGEN TREATMENT. For the relief and cure of CONSUMPTICN, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER CATARRH, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, ETC, Sendstam ror e tes; n e ting book of iy R iy nx/ym I e iy sent o the 1 2T TS 2 o 2 Furope by Express Easy, pizin, compltte direelions with cach treatmnt Lddres br.'PEIRO. ‘Chieage Opera Howae, CHICAGO, Lide DRS. 5. &D. DAVIESON, 1742 LAWRE: STREET, DENVER, - - COLORADO, Of tne Missouri State Museum of Anato- my, St. Louis, Mo.; University College Hospital London, Giesen, Germany and New York. Having devoted their atten- “" SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF Nervous, Chronic and Blood DISEASES. More especially those arising from impru- dence, invite all so suffering to correspond without delay. Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily without detention from business, and without the use of dangerous drugs. Patients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us conceraing their symptoms. All letrers receive immediate attention, w¥-JUST PUBLISHED _&* And will be mailed FREE 1o any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp, *Practical Observations on Nervous Debility and Phy- sical Exhaustion,” to which is” added an “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- ters On DISEASES OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, the whole forming a valuable med- ical treatise which should be read by all young men. Address— DRS. S§. & D. DAY ON, 1742 Lawrence st., Denver, Col. WOODBRIDGE BRO'S,, State Agents DECKER. BRUS. PUANOS Omaha, Neb. We desire to call the atiention of the pub- lic generally to the superior merits of the 7 ILLINDIS ‘ WASHER In Washing Perfectly 1 with Least Labor, and with Great Rapidity. Thousands now in use. Al kinds of Wringers repnired. STAR MANUFACTURING CO., 19TH STREET, Stonn‘gm&GraveI The Cedar Creek Stone and Gravel Quarry has just been opencd np for busiuess. A good quality of white and blue lime stone for building purposes, isfurnished by J. L. FARTHING, The Geueral Salesman, Also gravel of the finest quality for lawy and other purposes Offices at Plattsmo b, The B.& M. rail- 10ads use a large amount of this stone HEALTH PRESERVING CORSET. LLASTIE SEC KT aad maney B refunted to weazer Thes foir meeks’ weas. fih petiacely satistactogy by DRY GOODS DRALRES. or if not cheatiabie mass pod WaaLte Famssavisc St xaia SATTRAN. $i . BUes 1 ABDOMANAL Tl e Behilling Corset Company, Detioit, Nick ADDITIONAL 00UKCIL BLUTT™ * ANOTHER MOVE. A Normal School For Council Blurd anda a $40,000 Building. The suggoesiions made by President Atkine, of the board of eduecation, in 1o« rd to putting up a new building, have met with bearty approval by some of the leading zens and heavy taxpayers A petition has been prepared setti forth clearly the plans in general, an this has been signed by a large number of the most prominent citizens, wlho seem enthusiastio in the propositions to be submitted to the vote of the people. The propositions are tobe yoted on at the school-elections which takes place next month, a week after the city election, The following is the potition vresented to the board at its meeting last night, and in accordanve with which the ques- tions as there stated will be presented to the voters to decide upon at the polls The names signed to the same are so numerous that space torbids their repro- duction: To the Honorable Schiool Board of the City of Council Bluffs, Ia.:—We, the umlcr-luuu gitizens aud taxpayers of said city, respeet: fully request you to submit to the 'qualified electors of said city, at the an nual school eleo~ :‘inn next ensuing, the following propos ons: L. Shall the board of directors of the inde- nt school district of Council Bluffs, l authorized and empowered {o lease th high school building, ~with the necessary grounds, for a period of ninety-nine years, at A rental of 1 cent per annum, to be used as & normal school, 2. Shall the board of directors of said inde- ndent schooi district of Council Bluffs, la. authorized and_directed to sell so much of the high school grounds as they shail deem best, and use the proceeds thereof in the erec- tion of & school bullding, with n bigh school department, on the Washington Avenue (Mill) sehiool grounds, 5 Shall the board of directors of the inde- pendent school district of the city of Council Blutfs, Ia., be authorized and directed to issue the bonds of said district in the sum of torty thousand dollars ($40,000) or so much thereof as shall be necessary, with the pro- ceeds of the sale of the High school ground: to complets the construction of a sch building, with a high school department, on the Washipgton Avenue (Mill) school grounds. The reasons urged for this move are numerous. The Mills school building is ronounced unfit for further use, itary conditions being especially i needs to be replaced by & new buildin The schools are so crowded with pupil t more rooms are needed, and to meet this imperative need it is decmed best to substitute a large buitding on this site. The site is one peculiarly central for the establishment of a school lrmhhn¥ where grades are to be taught which draw pupils from all parts of the city. The high school building is not located con- veniently for many parts of the city, and pupils from near by are obhged to do climbing which is by no mesns condu- cive to health or happiness. It is urzul that the way seems opeun for estabiishing here a normal school, wkich will bnu*: this city several hundred joung lad and gentlemen who desire “to fit them- selves for teaching, and thus 4n institu- tion will be established of great benetit to the city. Tne proposal is to give t board authority to lease it at a nomin: sum, for a term of years, the ownership of the building to remain in the city, if it is not used for the purposes stat in the lease, there can be no ditliculty in the city regaining possession of i Ig chief reasons, therefore, are that thi move will lead to the blishment of & normal school in Council Bluffs, and wil at the same time furnish a larger ane better located building to weet the needs of the city schools. Added to these rea- s0Ds is also given the additional one that it will help the prosperity of the city by showing that the city has faith in its own future, he finances of the school board are said to be in excellent condition for fur~ ther ventures, and the additional build- ing being needed, and the city being well able to build 1t, no better time seems to present itself for starting the enter- prise than now. Those who have beem discussing the matter, and looking over the tield, declare that there will be ne difficulty in securing for Councit Bluffs one of the largest and most Hourishing normal schools in the west. The sch board proposes to keep up with the de- mands of the city, and with the growth and boom, if the voters express their wil lingness to stand by them. - Ldentifying the Suicide. There seems to be some dificulty im establishing the identity of the man whe recently committed suicide at Malvern. Those who examined the body claim that from papers found upon him it appeared that his name was Irion, and that his family lived in Peoria, Ill. A man an- swering his description was here the da) before he was at Malvern, and Al.oupox at John Miller's bakery for a short time, While there he wrote a letter, and had Mr. Miller direct it to Mrs, Trion, Patche way, [li. Seemng a notice of this fact in Llu. Bek Mrs. Irion yesterday telegraphed Mr. Miller, asking for full particulars, saying thal her husband had not yel reached home, though expected to arrive about the time of the tragedy at Mal- vern. From this telegram Mr. Miller's statement seems contirmed that the man's name was [rion, and his nome Patchway instend of Peoria. Mr. Mill has written Mrs. frion, and she will uhx steps at once to more fully identify tl body, and have it takea to lllinois. -~ The City Council. Last evening the city council met, with ali the members present except Alderman Straub, There was considerable talk about the levee. The city attorney reported tha$ he did not consider the contract made is 1552 with Mr. Moore as now binding for the copstruction of the levee. The com- wittee on the le were not preparod to report, they not having agreed. The city engineer and some of the committes dis- agreed about the temporary piling of sand untl the frost was out sufficient to allow of dirt being thrown up, It was decided to postpone further consideration of the project until Wed- uesday night. The ordinance granting the rigl warSorluancs FABHRE e HENG nows rallway wae read informally to- getber with ™ various amendments pro- yun-u] Oue of which limits the time, so that if the rulway is not bult, the char- ter would become void. Another amend- mend regulates the kind of motor to be used, forbidding steaw, and giving the council the right to prohibit any motor which may prove dangerous or annoy- 1z, Theordinance laced in the hands of the judiciary The council then adjourned until Wed- nesday evening. e The Boating Club Formed. There was an enthusiastic meeting of those interested in the formation of rowing association at the Pacific house Ast evening. Drr. Seybert was chosen chairman and the following oflicers were then elected: E. H. Merriam, president; F. E. Stubbs, ary; Charles Haas, treass A constitution and by-laws were adopted. Another meeting will be held Friday evening next at the office of W, F. Sapp, st which all interested are invited 1o be present A still Alarm. A slight blaze in B. Grahl's tn shop en upper Broadway, caused a still alarm yesterday., The damage was nowinal, - Brokhe a Wrist. Mrs. Jobn Hammer yesterday slipped ol 80 icy spot in her yard, and i the fall broke her wrist.