Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 16, 1889, Page 14

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Inquire 1600 P‘guglu “'v/m'rnn—m..rd for man and wife: state location. Address U 5d, terms and loc d a1 Vo ED—TO RENT. D—To rent two b-room cottages con- venient to oach other, within 10 blocks of new Heo building. —Inquire M. J. Buckley, Bee 3% 16+ ANTED to rent by famil WA ehen cottage In go taining 6 or 7 rooms: must have terms a cation to receive any attention. Addr of two, an un- condition con- 4 lo~ 53, o with cf! Franklin !:{ q hot bath. Apply 2620 water and bath. ApDY 16213 or room 600 Merchants’ onal bank, WO Loarding liouses of 13 rooms ench and one of § rooms, where the furniture is for sale. Price from $100 to §500. Terms easy, Co- operatiue Land and Lot % N, 16th, 433 17 DR RENT—Desirable 6-room house for rent. Mras. I L. Von Dorn, 22nd and Leavenworth. sl 080 MEL ‘VTNT i DG 00 for 0- house on Californin st owner for rent. J. W. Fead, comptrol who will room and board T's office, A% 213 { H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum. o _ing Street, J. HUGHES, Pharm o Street. x R GO, V- PARR Pharmacist, 1800 St Mary clst, 624 North 10th W iD—Situation, by competent lady stetiograper and typewriter, No objections to golng ot o situntion. Address, C 49, 451 10 Ppo doable-entry bookkeeper, with good reliable firm, Address C 34, Bee. a20-17¢ city for permanent Seo, WANTED--mALE HELP. By a8 in gentleman, a stout young man to tuke careof him at night. * Enqufre at Bye aud Ear hospital, 410 8, 2ith. ANTED -A man and wife for farm house kitchen; & couple without children preferred; must be good bread ana butter makers, ueatand tidy and not afraid to work, To the mght paries this will prove a good bome as long as they may. choose to stay. None but those who can_furnish unguestion: bl references ax to character and ability need apply. Farm i located 135 miles west on the mion Pacific R R. Both parties apply be- sween the hours of ‘3 and 6 p. m,, Tuesday and Wedn:sday, June 10 and 2, to W' E. J., Paxton hotel. 49013 ANTED-Solicitors: must be of dress; deposit salary from 875 to $100 er month. Cull or address Davis & Shahan, 19 Ramge block, Omaha, 408 16% ~-Solicitors, Mustbe of good ud- deposit of 83 requred; salary from §5 to 78 per month. Call on or' address . L. Hoyien, 51i, 1st Nat. bank bullding Omana. nts to sell our everlasting ped lamp wick: sells rapidly; Pheonix Lamp Wick Co., Eimira, o1 163 VW ANTED Mon to take chargo of country offices'; salary #0 to 20 per month and ex- onses. (all or address, with stamps, Brown, leasoner & Co, tworth ave,, Engle- wood, il 13 GENTS Wanted—Iridescent signs and ad- vertising novelties, — Immenso sales and profits, OutAt free. Robert Sims & Co.. Wish- gton, D. C. 460 163 ANTED—Salesman, selling gents’ furnish- ing, clothing and dry goods trade to carry best suspender made a8 side line. Novelty titchiess Suspender Co,, 110 and 112 Wabash ave,, Chicago, 111 473-18% (OUNTY agents wanted for an art work,very attractive; every family wants one, Great nducement to workers, both sexes. Erwin, Chicago. 13- ANTED. stona-tip| nples 10c. “An &room house with all modern Apply av £32 8, 2nd st. 400-16) —Until October, furnished hous BI10) . ) NICE s, clsterns, well, goody barn; convenient to school an church ) per wmonth for the summer, Apply &t once, C. 1. Hurrison, Merchants' Nat'l bank. i) YOIt REN) {mprovements. 20th, brick residence. OVELY gouth front room, every gonvsii Hence, 3 block from ¢.:5e; car, £03 “E‘s‘"“‘ Fun RENT-—A nicely furnished large front room, all modern conveniences; for furgner particuiars call at 2215 Dodge st. L FORRENT . JUNE 16. 185, —SIXTEEN PAGES. upnct nw:lem in e 908 irt Chedo X Gie vieyers, Ohe Tan. ¢ fdn trieyelo il pne single trfeycle, good 4s new__Apply Jonp, & Prince, Coliseum., 122 TOGR SALE-No. ) first-class orde)’ lkf!l 13h R BALE—Chedn JPOR SALE-Ment markot complete: can bo {ahu'-_ule{ k!m Hitte."GnsD. Call &t ' ropm 4 nell Dk, (il's)?n r;::iur“"n: l‘f;r sale l:u{lomg Mfl l:m- i easons for selling, ress fy.\*'.‘i & LT 7OR SALE Ch ¢ 350 head of im- Troved Taxn hofhen - comatating of geld- mfl-. mares and colts’stallions and mixed, Will E il Corsicana vex p.n or al Ap?vly'J. L, Halvert, yorwin ABSTRAGTS OF TITLE. OR REN1T—Two good Iarge basement rooms, FOan, 2 Dangins st 405 15 R RENT=Until October house, call 204 8, 25th, I RENT.-Unfurnished rooms suitable for lousekoeping In suits of 2 to_4; convenlent location. Butts Renting Agency, iwg;;g-m. large furnished 1, large ) R RENT--Pleasant unfurnished rooms overi001 Howard st. For offices purposes FOR RENT—-STORES AND OFFICES. R RENT—Store in the very best location, Inquire at 114 8o, 15th st. A8 103 F)ll RENT-Front office, grouna floor, 810 8 15th, 20 F’filfiififi"r—smru and living rooms on Cum- ing &t. Also house on Cass st. Harris, room 411, 18t Nat. Bank. 2% JPOR KENT-Tio i story brick builiing with OF without power, now ocsupted by The Bea Publishing Co.. 91; Farnam st. The building has & five proof cemented basement, complote stenm Leating xtures, water on all the fioors, gus. eto, Apply at the office of Tno Boe. 915 MOR RENT—Store 22xi0; 1118 Jackson st. Enquire 1114 Jackson. S aNREATE Ot RENT—Store, with_rooms in the rear {n which family can live; §2 per month. _O. F. Harrison, Merchants' Nat..bauk, 68 FROR RENT—2 floors front halt Bemis build- ll‘lg. Pu\\'er. heat, eleotric light, Inquire of- fice of iemis Omaha Bag Co. B § 20 (OT RENT—-T#-ro0im brick dwelling, all con- veniences, b blocks from P, 010 N. 10th st. {01t RENT—A detachea_troom house, all modern convenlences. Enq. 262) (‘npl!fihfl\'e' oom fiat. inquire atthe Fair, ¥ S 8. quire 852 8. A, (173 Mll_son. HOR RE " 13th and Howar T-Elegant hew brick tosidence, corner i2nd and Poppleton avenue, all mod- ern conveniences, Inquire Geo. N. ‘Yoom af, arker Diock. 2 OR RENT—7-room corner fiat, 16th and Jones. 200 Hicks, 21 oom cottage. Apply 11 ot it RENT—G-room house, (05 Plerce EW ifion RENT—Groom cottage on Chicago st. Enquire 405 N. 15t st., Thos. Switt. 432175 OR NT—A new ¥room honse, with ail conveniences: No. 2117 Jackson st. 8 #room tlats, N. 17th st., between Clark and Grace sts, £.room house on Park ave. 10-room house 8. 10th s G-room house, 142) N, 17th st. Apply to Green & Williams, First Nat. Bank bulldfng. cheap. %13 Leavenworth, _RENTAL AGENGCIES. T ¥ you want your nouses rented kst with_Par- rotte's rental agency, 16th and Dodg‘i;‘h’ " G70-J 25 PERSONAL. DERSONAL--i5 cents will buy a set of silver- plated tea spoons, guaranteed for four years for family use, and two years for restaurant use, See them at Moody's, 32 N. 0 DPERSON A L—Partios wishing correspondents in view of matrimony or amusements, en- close stamp, Mrs. J. J. Ensign, box 203, Omaha, Neb, 4T4-10% I , suitable for small families, at Moody's china store, 302 N, 16th st. 484 16 DERSONAL-A lndy of this city wishing to forin the acquaintance ot arespectable man of30 years ana agood education; mnnu{ no % will buy a handsome deco- object. H. F. H. K. AddressP. O. 406 JPEESONAL—Photos of Omaha base ball club t9 on sale at Heyn, the photographer. Gran- ite block. 124 MISCELLANEOUS. T IDLAND Guarantes & Trust Co., 1503 Far- nam,Complete abstracts furnished and titles 1o real ostate exalnll;:é porfected & guaranteed. A BSTRACTS “Tinihan & Mahoney, room 509, Paxton block, Lo ONEY TO LOAN. ONEY loaned for 80, 60 or 8 y kind of chattel security; roasonable {nter- confidential, J, J. Wiikinson. 1417 Fn;el‘l,lm. M R SALE—7-room flat, central location, fine furniture, every convenience, at about half value. Alex Moore, 301 Sheely block, 879 16* TN0R RALE-.Aud gxchangs, & good estab. .l.‘fl;\u%'nglu 7, codl and implement business in ono of the bebt {owne in O Anes Ne braska on line of two raiiroads, Wil take part in good Omana residence or inside prop- erty. All clear of incumbrances, Address, | 308 22 © 42, Boe office, F()R SALE- Restaurant and bakery doing 004 business; good reason for selling, For further particulars address O 88, Bge. 358 17* JOR SALE—A well-established book-binding business in 8alt Lake City. Hlllley. Gro- shell & Co,, real estate, Sait Lake cllyH 1“30' 7 FOR EXCHANGE. ONEY toloan on furniture, chattels or real estate, Lowest rates on good loans, J. B, Eminger, 1417 Farnam, room . 107 Jy6 o TRADE—Domestic spwing machine for young, sound horse. \Will pay cash difTer- ence. K. L Lovejoy, 118 No, 15th ‘st. 405 19 QMALL ioans, short time, good seourity, Teasanabis inleress, ¥, U, box o0h, oy, UILDING loans, D. V. Sholes, 210 First Na- tional bank. 810 bought. S made on real cstats and mortgages Lewls 8, Reed & Co., R 18, Board of Trade, s12 EOPLE'S Financial Exchange—wuarge and smail 10ans for long and Short time, at 10w- estrates of interest, on real estato mortgago notes, chattels of all kinds, diamonds, watches and Jewelry. Don't fail to call if you want fair and cheap accommodations, O, Bouscaren, Mgr, rooin 67, Barker blk, 16th and Farnam. 1o delay. J. W, Squire, 210 bank buliding. 811 VEIII{AN(A Mortg. Loan Co. will make you a & loun on household goods, horses, Jyagons, lagd contracts, fine jewelry, or securities of any kind, witliout publicity, at_reasonable rates, Room %, Rowley biock, South Omaha, Rooms 518519, Paxton block, Omaha, Nt;‘l"“ ONEY to loan_av_low Fates by Excelsior Land Co. 310 South 1ith strost, Omata. UILDING and other real estate loans, W, M, Harris, room 20, Frenzer Block, opp. SWO' (0, ¥ HARRISON Loans monoy, lowest ratos. . 808 N O.T. Davis Co., real estate 4 Farnam st 80 IVIUNE\'—-LOKIDS negotiated at low rates with- outdelay. and purchase goods, co nmercial paper and nortgage notes, 8. A.'Sloman, cor. ith and Farnam. 826 TKEYSTONE Mortgage Co.; luans of §10 to £1,00); get our rates bafore borrowing and save money'; loan on horses, furniture or any approved 'security, without publicity; notes bought: for new ioan, renewal of old and low- est rates,call R208,Sheoley blk,1oth & Howard st 807 ONEY to 10an, and loan agents, TRICH feathers dyed any color; also cleaned and curlel. "Knight's plumes re- d at M. Levy's, 203 N. 15th st., Exposition uilding. 47810t {IOR RENT: hous yurd, 2215 T ] [ S F()ll RENT--Beveral very desirable nouses i fivet-class melghborhood, pleasant and healthy location: ail modern conveniences. Inquiré Geo, N. Hicks, room 40, Barkex block. fornia st. ]{ ESIDENCES in the Wm.J.Paul block,cor, 19th and Chicago Most modern and utiractive. Wili be ready about July 10th. Apply, Paul,1600 Farnam. 443 101¢ RENT.-New brick houses, 11 roome, with cvery modern convenience: on cable 'line; only &0 per month, ~ C. T. Taylor, cor. lith and Dougiaz, 23 T0I RENT_Fino basoment in the best re- tail Dlock In the city. size 22x85 feet. Hay- ward Bros., 1616 Douglas st. 3i6-18 OR RENT—An clegant corner brick fiat, 6 rooms, modern conveniences,uicely papered, T closets, \worth #40 per month, Will rent to good purey tof 831 per mouth. 1, . Brunner, Ware lock, oo 1. 5 95 16 ANTED men to eell Shetland mountain ponies. Sample pair free on busiuess- like conditions. Largess herd spotted or fancy olored ponies in the world. Letters answered fa self-addressed stamped envelope is en- tlosed. 1s. Vanraub. ioerne, Kendali Co., Texas. 7 General and local agents to jhandie the new patent Chemical Ink éGENTS—Wlntod: r'“l"f {unctl: greatest novelty ever produced, n trases in two seconds; no abrasion of pa- er: 200 to 50 per cent profit; sells at sight; rritory absolutely free: salary to £ood men : semple 35 cents by mail; for terms and fall particulars, address The Monroe Etaser Co., manufacturers, La Crosse, Wis. 445 20% [SIX 994, ueents, eithor ladics or gentiemen, A, i Collins, 708 N, 16th, iird flat- 420-16% o e L S GENTS Wanted—For the Champion fine scraper everywhere; recommends itself, [,u‘go profits and liberal terms to_active men, Send for circulars and price list. Champion Flue Scraper Co,, 170 Race st., Cincinnatl, O, 42010% ANTED—10 first-class wire workers and awningmakers, none other need apply. Inquire Acme Iron & Wire works, 612 8, 1ot st. ) YV ANTED-At once, 6 extra good tin roo fers and3 boys to learu the trade atJohn Epeneter, 108 8."12th st. 454 15 FGu RENT—3, 4, or 0-room house at 038 N 13th sy; 3 front rooms at 311 ‘vm]“;a(‘:lh*j.“!. 'OR RENT—An E-room flat, 835 1621 Howard st. ment market, 478 OR RENT—A flat in the ller bumilding; 7Trooms, stoam heat, gas and bath. Apply to A. C. Raymer, hardware, 16th and Jug;&son. 7 FOR RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED- UST arrived at W.R. Benuett & Co.'s stables, Capitol ave., 1 fine carriage team, 1 good sadler, 2 single horses suitable for ladies’ driv- ing, and several gentiemen drivers. 441 21t T R S and pazasols covered and re- paii 8 15th Boyd's opera house block, inrubber _R. Bato B ST N rl‘lfilmuju taught as_an art by Geo. F. Gel- lenbeck. Apply at B 950 HN F. DALEY, sewer vuilder and drain layer, houso drainage and sanitary Work a specialty,” Office 1407 Douglas st ()mnl‘lrn; Neb. Y. 10, H.JONES, plumbing and gas_fitting arain laying, " Sewer und water connections 8 ¥peciaity, 1414 Doage st.in basement, Omas, S Jy imited R. R. t1'ket to Detroit over &N, W. . R, Finder pleaso leave at Barker hotel, room 100. B500 16+ JTRAYED or Stolen—Liver colored Eng- L lish pointer, 8 months old, white hairs in tip of tall, white spot on neck. Tag Nfl,"‘llvl.. 10 name on collar. 402-1 OST—Between Over & Schoe’siy's boot aad 4 shoe store on Douglas St. and royd's opera house, lady's pocketbook contaiuing about 819, Tno finder will be_iberally reward: by leaving the same at Bee office. 49717+ JOST—Roau colored Holstein cow; any infor- imation will e thankfully received at J. L. Brandies & Sons. ON'T' borrow money on furniture, horses, 'wagous, etc,, or colinterals until you seo C. B. Jrcobs, 410 First National bank building. Rl5 EE 8holes, room 210 First Nat'l bank, before Pmaking your loans, 510 IRST mortgage loans at low ratesand no de- lay. D. V. Sholes, 210 First National bank. 810 Firstclass mside loans, Lowest Call and seeus. Mutual Investment bIK. 15th and Farnam. 817 QMALL short time lonns on cnattel security, $32111 Ohlo st.; call after 8 p, m. 840 J205 N ONEY to loan, Harris R. E. & Loan Co,, voom 411 First National bank. 81 ONEY to loan 6n horses, wagons, mules, household goods, pianos,organs, dismonds, lowest rates. ‘The st organized loan oftice in thecity, Makeloans for tairty to three hun- dred and sixty-five days, which can be paid in part or whole, at any time, thus lowering the principal and interest. Call and sce us when you want money. We can assist you promptly and to your advantage without removal of roperty or publicity, Money always on hand. No delay in making 1ouns, C. F. Reed & Co., 819 8.15%h st,, over Bingham & Sons. N ONEY loancd on furniture. horses and wagons; rates reasonable. City Loan Co,,” 118 8. 1ith st., opposite Millard hotel. 4% O MQXNEY to Loan—Wo are ready for applica- tions for loans in amounts from 833 to $i0,- 00 o impraved Omalia or Douglas county real estate. Kull information as to rates. Loans promptly closed, Goud notes will be purchased by us. Call upon us or write. The McCague Investment Co. 814 0 RENT—Two turnished rooms without board, with all modern improvements; finest location in the city: references required. Apply at store 210 and 212 1sth 5¢. near Douglas. {OK REN1—Two rooms furnished for light house keeping; front two streets, sightly. 807 Howard st. 405 13t STORAGE. SIORAGE at ow rates at 1121 Farnam st.; Momaha Auction and Storage. T T[RACKAGE, storage, lowest rate:s W. Jushma; nwo! ki) TLOANS on improved and untmproved prop- erty at low rates, Odell Bros.& Co.,312 Sion. 500,00) t6 loan av 6 per cent, Linahan & Ma- hohey, room £03 Paxton block. 825 Fou SALE or will trade for good dwalllly: £1,000 real estate second mortgages. J. J. Wilkinsons, 1417 Farna; 469 QI SALE or exchange for unincum- bored property, st clags drug and, wall pier stock fn onio of the bost clties in South Jakota, "Address N. H. Morrill. Hugon, Duk. For JHANGE—T have a considerable amount of unincumbered property in agri- cultural lands, town lots and improved town property in Nebraska with perfecs title, to_ex- chauge for equitfes in Omana property at actual values, A proposition for exchango of from £5 to #50,00) of equity wiil be considerea. T. 8. Clarkson, 213, So. i4th st. 487 OR EXCHANGE-Four filo lots in_north part of town: clear of incamberance: corner two streets and alley. Wunt house and lot. Address C. 56, Bee oflice. 450-10 T \\'{)U‘l.’ll'li‘;t: 1o trado " go&.fig fory l\n\u’l(; A and X cel, within on oc] PAr s, &8 DAtk hghof Lok VR &‘t K"un{ 3% lace. Will assume some incum- in Hanséom brance. Address, O 45, Bee oftice, 967 OR kxchange— Afino farm of 200 acres in Polk county, Neb,, 4 miles from Clarks, Nel., (0 exchauge for cattle; 80 acres under cultivation, house, barn, wagon scales and good feed lot, Address O, Oskamp, 2215 Web- ster st. Omaha, Neb, ) OR EXCHANGE—For desirablo residence property t Omalia, any ot all of following: 40 chiolec inside residencs lots in Hastings, 100 lots in Lincoln. 640 acres fine farming land, Lancaster county Fine residence property, Lincoin, Good rental property, Lincol Choice family residence corner, Los Angeles, A neat residénce property in _anscom place, ‘Also 8omo good mortEage not s, ‘Address miving location and price of prop- erty, J. E. Iy,, care Baum Iron Co., 1217 Lo worth. B33 OR EXCHANGE—I have 160 acres of lun laying half mile from Benkelman, the coun- ty seat of Dundy county, that Iwill' trade for merchandise, Jonn P. Kotruek, box 65, Benkel man, Neb, . 351 15¢ TO TRAD! 'or Nebraska or Kansas land, about §,610 of clothing und furnishing goods, at a bargain, Address R. W., lock box 513, Wymore, Neb. 418213 OR EXOHANGE—An elegant tract of land I' contaiuing 120 acres, in Antelope county, Neb., with ordinary improvements. . A (uarter-section in Hand county, Dakota, partly improved. . Elghty acres near Council Blufs, Tn. Housé and lot o South 16th st. Large amount of 01l Mountain and Petrolium company ofl stock. Will exchange for good on of some houses, Geo. o) EXCHANGE--For farm in Douglas Co., smaller house, claar lots, or good paper, o i- Califorma st J. W. Fead, ce, city. ; Toom house on trolier's offi W ANTED—20 acres of eastern Nebraska iand uninciimbered, in one body in ex- change for inside occupied Omela business property. Address I3 72, Bee office. 87 0, EXCHANGE for Omaha property, ono ot the best improved farms in lowa, only ons mile from town of 6,00 inhabitants.” W.'R. & M. E,, room 14, Chamber of Commerce, 104 ERY stock at 16th and Cass sts,, city, will do tor land or clty propertyt and_ ene- thiird cash. ~50room hotel, §1,000. Brick block inu good Nebraska town. clear, to trade for city property. §2,0stock of general merchan- dise to trade for city or jand property and cash. Co-operative Land and Lot Co., 26 N.iith. JPOR EXCHANGE—i-room house on Califor: nia st. for farm in Douglas Co., sn house, clear lots, or good paper. J. . com "8 oflice, 435 0 Exchange—Cash and clear property for merchangdise, or merchandise for cash and clear rgo{;eny‘ Address Lock Box 11, Gothen- el - 98) Jy 2% N {mproved farm to trade for mdse. LR ceries preterred. 3. 1. Mason, Centr: o 5 ‘0- City, 2] PBrANCH&C TFOR RENT—Coal, shady sloening rooms, 8150 Per week, upwards. 507 Howard st, 4006 15* FUR RENT—Furnished front room for two; wilmodern canyeniences; board it desired. Dodge st. 5 For RENT—FOr one or two gentlemen ari front room with alcove, nicely furnished; on cabie line, Dodge St., opposite 25th fi\'i.l 56-17 BuYs—Am‘. Dist, Tel. Co,, 1304 Dou&lnw;o“ N TN to Travel for the Fonthill Nurserios of Canada.—\We pay %0 10 810 & month_and PXpenses to agents to sell our Canadian grown Hock. Ad. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis. ANTED - Rullroud laborers, rockmen_ and track-luyers for Washington Torrtory ; foq0 Yages and atendy work, ‘at Albrighc s abor Agency, 1120 Farnam st. 654 WV ANTED-Soveral more enorzatio and reli: &ble sollcitors, | The Stnger Mg, Co. Douglas st o2 WANTED--FEMALE ANTED—GIrl for geueral good wages. 2120 Webster st. Mrs. H. W, Cremer. 400 15, ANTED—A young woman for general housework, Mrs, Rhodes, GGth wve. and Farnam. 493-163 ‘NYAN’K‘EU»—A £00d nur irl. Appl, t 2211 Davenport st. sl flll“:&! bt WAM'sn_savam more good_seamstresses at dress muking parlors, 2400 v-.n@h;nu ] YV ANTED waitresses for Yankton, 85 per weoks § wuitrosses, clty, $) per Wweek: 2 ehambermaids, 2 cooks in conntry, 85, no wash- ing; 4 cooks in'city, $4 and & per week; lad: Bgents; tailoress, §10 por week: pan washer, J er Weolk: (isl wasners, sorub girls, 1 puy- (ot 8 Plisce tar thlfty days for giris, 'Tiio best fadics 1n city leave thelr orders at this oftice, Omaha Emp. Bureau, 119 N. 16th st, 475-103 Eir to assia t 2 18t LP, house work YV ANTED At once, a iitils with baby. 1033 8o, Thirtiet WAN?r'Ev—A gl to do housew Juckson st, QLEEPING ROOM with use of parlor and b piauo, suitable for gentleman and wite, s N. Iith s * 464-17% FFRONT Parlor and bod room on econd finor with all conveniences for man and wito or two gentiemen. 2214 Farnam. 27 €) SUITES of turnished rooms with gas, bath, ~closet, hot und cold water, suitable for 4 gents, 117 8, 25th st. 16+ QINGLE room and double room, everycon- Mvenience, 1908 Capitol uve. 8 TROOMS for rent at 2125 Dodge st., nigely fur- nished, terms mode. ate. 850" 192 ERY nice furnistied room for gentleman and wifo or two goutlemen. Address C 19 ieo JPOL RENT_Pioasant bsement rooms 10 a mouth, 2613 Capitol avenue, ln&\;lrn 2011 Capitol avenue, 380 10+ LY furnished south room with frst- ass board. )15 Dougias, 317t F LN icely furnished rooms: terms vely reasonable; at 1724 Leavenworth, 70 108 JTORAGE and forwarding. We collect and Ddeliver goods of all desceiptions, merchan- dise, furniture and baggaze, ut cHOapost rates for storage for any lengtn of time. Vans and wagons to ke ha'l it stortest notics, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and suipping from our own warefiouss done on moderavs loaded and unloaded. ouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8. 14th st.; telepnone 114, _Howell & Co. 311 CLAIRVOYANT T)R NANNIE V. Warren, clairveyant, med- ical and business medidm. Fomale discases a specialty. 119 N 16th st, rooms 2 and (5L 7 j\ ONEY to loan on furnituro, horses, wagons, ete, or on any approved security. J. W, Robbins, R 206, Sheeley blk, 15th and llowél!!"fl. lowest rates. Q. HARRISON 10ans money, . 818 UILDING LOANS—6!4 to 7 per cent, no ad- ditional charges for commissions or attor- neys' fees. W. I3, Melkle, First Nat bank bldg. £30 ESTERN lands, farms and city property for stocks of goods. Room 2, 1542 Farnam 407]y14 OR EXCHANGE Lot and small Louse, 81th and Hamilton, and lot #2, Nelson,s ad trade for outside lots clear P. Tukey, lith &ud Douglas, —To trade for house and ot in ation; will assume light 1 2 Bee oliic [ DEOPLE'S Financial Excnange—The fairest, guietest und 1most liberal money exchan e in the city; money loaned withont delay or ublicity, i any amount, larze or small, af tho 0west rites of interost, on any availablo se- curity; losas may be paid at any time or re- newed at original rates 0. Bouscaven, Mer., room 57, Barker block, 15th and Farnam,’ 813 insti: tute, the largest, best equipped shorthand school in the West: is under the persoual super- visionof Joseph P. Megeath, an ex-official ro- porter and state agent of the Remington Stand. ard typewriter, assisted by experienced ver. batim reporters, Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert, Pa:ticular autention paid o typowrlting, Stenographors' supplios for sule. lr free. W) HORTH AN ana typewriting, Omana busi- neas college, cor ~ Capitol ave and 16th, Standard methiods taught by C. C, Ewing, of San Francisco, the best teacher on the P const, Munson's revised of '8) a specialt; plan; blackboard illustration; day and evening classos; call or write for terms, 07 WANTED TO BUY. ])muunm Toom With or without hoard in private tamily: handsomely situated; in 2130 Hrney. T RENT—One furnjshed front room for one wentleman only at No. 2501 8t. Mary's ave. 5 59175 ANTED-2 gentlomen or man & wife to takonice cool room & board. 1011 Douglas. 810 174 RO and board cheap tor two, in private fumily, 2218 Burt, 11t JPOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room;also 2 other rooms, with bath and boara, for lgnt housekeeping. #1) Farnam, 235 1% modern residence; references. ANTED--Laundress for private family, 8100 por diy, b days in the woeks dish: washer, 84, room ‘at homo; 10 dining room wirls R15 to 80; ono for Wyoming; throe hotel lyun. Arosses: 2 chumbermaids and % for general Bousowork. Mr. Uroga, d14i 8 1o, : 16 general VW ANTEL -‘::c_m?l.wnb gl for 5OWOrk mnd & nurs . L, O, Joues, 718 N 21st st, MARERE l’nflll‘l'l'-, ANTND—Girl for 1l k. 018 w&lflhnrag'. lor genera ou-u&vorm 018 ’WAHT ~A good first girl; must bo a good cook and laundress; wages 8§18 per montix references required, Call at Room 16, Conti- Bental butiding, or at Ji2 Py ANTED—A first-class second girl, on willing to tuke caro of children, B%&S]:é«l he R RENT—Furnished room, with board 1722 Dodgo 38 Ruunis and board, 106 ana 108 8o. 23th st, 276 July 8¢ N ICELY turnished rooms, board 1f desired; 5o%, batelectric bells, ‘stc, 1600 Douglas, Fl!llNl!HlD room for rent after June 25, 2024 Burt st, 168 Foor rished rooms, first-class ae- commodations, Mrs, Twingler, 612 8 1sth Bireet. w5 Fl RNISHED rooms by day, week or mough, St. Clair hotel, cor 15th and Dodge, 716 ANTED--Walst and skirt finish ‘vl‘. A. Wallace, 1619 Howard, .nlflall ;l‘nu.. Guu.. 21, 8 19th, B 1u family, i ANTED—Chumbermald at Doran b W ARG Smbeipad ot frorua 5:3::::2 e — LAy £ “VANTBD»-CMII tent ¥ 18 kind and'willing, 1 yre it ome that = Fari 1 \ GERMAN girl for general hov 00 A&"‘hm [ or general bousework. 606 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, sk LT “’ANTID—UI“ for cash, & nice young borse, welght about 100 Ibs, State price tn&vllmv 1t may besecn, Address c‘% “un DRESSMAKING. l ARGE front room with bed-room adjolning, dhandsomely furnished, gas and heated by Stoamw, with use of bath room, in one of the handsomest residences in the city, without board. Inquire u. w, cor, 19th and l‘lvlll"v;:rlh W7 ANTED—To buy coal yard or lease ground with railroad swit:h; name location, price and terms. Address C 45, Bee oflice, 403717 ANTED—To buy an_estabiishied insurance agel or half interest in same. Address W. B, C,, 1511 Leavenworth st, 410-161 WA'NTElV-fln’szfiny acres, high. sightly land, north of Park st aud ' within threo mi olo. Address C3), 106 ol 209 VW ANTED—For spot cash, a forty or twonty: acre tract inside the four-mile limit; no boom prices entertained. Leave propositions at Htoom 14, Chamber of Commorce. Tel. 10 WANTED—mmnurefurriets, stoves and household goods ¢f all kinds, Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. 800 ONEY toloanon real estate at low rate. J. D, Zittle, 430 Paxton blo: N NIMPROVED anda improved propert [ L o promptly. Shrored. REcpet Ml Richardson, s 2oF Lih and Douglas, B ¥ T CAN make a faw loans on first class chattel securities at reasonable rates, W. K. Potter, To! rker bk DOV want moneyr it so, don't borrow beforoe getting my rates, which are the low- eston any sum £rom £10 ap to $10,000, 1 muke loans on household goods, planos, or- gans, horses, mules, wagons, warehouse ro- celpts, houses, leases, ete,, in anly amount at tho lowest possible rates, wittiout publicity or re- moval of property, Loans can be made for one to six months and FOU cn pay & pATt atany fime, Tolucing both principal and tnterest. 1f you owe a balance on your turniture or horses, or huye a loan on thém, 1will take 1t up and ¢arry it for you as long a8 you desire, 1t you need money you will ind1t to your ad- vantige to see me before borrowing, 1. K. Masters, room 4, Withnell building, 15th and Harney. 821 PHILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co, fur- nish cheup eastern money to borrowers, parchase securlties, perfect titles, accept loans at their western office. George W. P. Coates, roowm %, Board of Trade. PBUILLING loans. . Linahan & Mahoney 23 ONEY to loanfon real estate secnrity, at lowest rates. , Before negotiating loans see Wallace, Creighton blk., 15¢2 and Douglas, 893 A NTIQUARIAN Book Store, 1418 Farnam st. Casn'puid for Znd-and hanks, miogazinies, FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. JOR SALE—Two #l0and §12. 506 rrots, talk some; price BSUiR Toehsts, Toom & 471 223 R BALE—On easy paymonts, Groom cot- tage, or will trade for vacant' 1ots or good farm. Address C 55, Beo. w1 CEPAR biock kindling; nothing cheaper; ‘nothing better; delivered free. J, A, #‘u- gle & Co., telephone 869, 43 304 FFOR SALE--Choap, 1Victoria carriage.noari new: ‘made in Hoston, costing $1000: will sellit cheap, Call at12)3 Douglas, 442 10t F\OK SALE—Cheap, & mediumsized cart in 0od condition,” Simpson's make, Also, 8 sldosaddle. Apply, W7 N, lfi\l‘l:;‘t B\UI(NIBHRD rooms, siugle or en suite, bath and steam; for geuts only. 1519 Howard, J0O8 BENT-Roowt. 121 Howara, TP URNISHED o unfuraished house for Font A Unloeh Gonvenicbon Thonise e i ences, Nichol, 26ih and Leavenworth., - © ‘i B HENT—8 front roo ite, modern Fgonr-mummr mu.:.in“u'llfv.‘g\gu 17th, 1 line, Fluest g i, Tight party, D-two gentiewe) oF man and wife room wud board iy, neAr T0F rooms, furnis to 02 OF by ‘wesk, Beaboty hoss flm%‘?&’s& RGE 1 LAy e suaig e QR FALE or trads “For cattio. u now farm- S WaKOn aud & three SPring wagon, two Bots of dotbie Dew Larncss. ADPIY L0 N. A derson, 281 Dupont st. 42 17 R SALE—The carpets and furniture of a well furnished g-room coitage, three blocks from court house; cottage for rent; lufilhudy yard, AddressC 51, Bee. 116 OB 84 LE—Furniture of T-room house and house for rent cheap. W13 Leavenworth. 87 167 i SALE—Household furniture on the in- stalment plan, 1412 Cilcago st. 300 16% R BALE—Cheap, furniture of single room; complete for housekeepiug; central local- Address, C 44, Bee, S0 173 R the best located 1ty R BALE~-On easy term: ard in Councll Bluffs, 250 feet track- E Mayne, 619 Hrogdway, Councll Blugts, age. E. BU SINESS CHANCES (CONEECTIONERYydco cream parlor, candy manufacturing hiisiness, grocery atore, byr- ber 8hop and meat markets,hotels and restaur- auts.Co-Operative Lund & Lot Co, 206 N Joth st i A T S S i I UV GOODS busiuess for sale, or partner varted, HBusiness well established in L’"Y g people; clean’ stock of about $,02; Parirer preferred, or will sell for half cash and half c)ear real e-mm Eood opening. Address, A, A, Hopkins, Mil] hotel, Omaha, Neb, 456-17 —_— — ANTED- l’urlnfi with 8300 cash; will guar- ntee profivs $1% per month;' noue but those who mean business and have the cash need apply. Address, C. b4, 404-10, OOK at Thls—A No. 1 butcher shop for sale in Hastings, Neb., doh:g & guod business, Owner going 10to stock trade. (A good opening to make money). J. H. Rodgers, real estate dealer, Hastings, Neb, 457 20° FOREALE—Comploto urocery, fixturen oto. old stand, low rent, good reasons for selling, Apply at 607 8, 10th st! 421103 F'OR SALE_Restaurant, confectionery store and ico cream pariors: doing good business; on N etreet. near 0ca, ia Bouth Omati, BAI(DEH shop, located at cor. 7th and Lea: onworth, Omaha, rent §.50, 16ase on ground, price £15u for bulidi perative Land and WEn or sale change ¥ finest hotel properties inan lowa city of 6,00 inhabitan e leading house in - the lace. W, K. E & M, E room 14 Chamber of Commerce 08 3,000 to #3,00) wanted to put 1nto & good busi: s ness; first class security and good rate of interest pald for short or long tune. Or will take xuruur. For particuiars address U 43, Bea offica. 1 [, 2 chadrs glasses, ete, Co- 1 Co, 205 N 100K st 407 16 “of the ___FOR ;ALF--TEAL ESTATE TR SALE—Furm 161 acres, 1 mils out ot Blair, 1,4°0 fruit trees, | acro grapes, plums, cherries. strawberries, raspberrles, efc. best plico £or alome in Washington Co.' I ride 1 (QREHARD HIL 1111 Lot 84, block & can bs bought for £§9%. It only takes about #54) cash, balance e an elex laving lot, Arnold & Co. hlock MIEEN At T Splendid piece of property fust wes Rtock Springs dadry, in West Omahi suitavle for wilk Ghiry purposes. prop- erty I3 Just outside city Hmits; has good wat and shide: a big bargain if sold soon. Ca wnd get prics and terms, Hicks, room 4), Ba ker block. 0116 MER garden property for salo opposite L) Kuser's hotel, in° West Omaha: tllfl‘ )l"ll*.sl ve around the city; Beit line station right 0a property. 1twill pix you to investigats it atonce, Hicks, ioom 4), Barker bik. 491-10 FPMHE motor tine is bult to Collier place, The Belt line runs neae Col . The F, B & M. V. I, It. stop all passenger trains at Col- lier place. “'lie horsd car lius will soon reach Colller place. Best addition in_the city. Price 8300to 812X per lor, one-tenth casn, balance oneto iye vears, McCague, opp. P, [32 TP Q8 SALE—AT s Dankrupt price, a oo and lotin Omaha View. Room 14, Chamber of Commorc o JPORSALE-New Troom Tion iences, barn, et easy terms, Addre B office, NHE finest drive in the clty is to Collier Pluce, bo 73 O SALE—Atu bargain, One twelve and _ome nine room liouxe {n ' Kountze place, on 241n street, opposite the fine residences of Red- fck and MéCreary, with 7 and 6) feet of ground with each houso to alley. Tiach house has tur- nace. = gus, gas fixtures, shades, all plumblug, ‘hot and cold wator, " clogant argo rooius, all pupered handsomely throgh. out, good barn with each house, and an elegant Iawiall sodded. "I am propared to offer splen. didindycements as to price and terms, "Call and let me drive you ont. You can move into these houses without a dollar of expense for anytling. Ihiose st e sold soan. Bee mo at fiina ', 8noles, 210 First Nat'l bani, 177 AMEE, g Iteal Estate, 1507 Farnam, Tnside city limits,as handsome locality as you can find, surrounded by Hundredsof Houses, and reached not ouly by good roads, but street ear, eleetric motor and” steam car Buch are lots we stil 1l at #3900 to #3650 on payment of 815 down, balance $10 a month, You can como and v’ this property” any duy treo of expense, Youwill find them Just the spot for Delightful Holaes! Remember, Omaha has doubled its populs- tion tu 4 years,and the only way to make money 18 to have courage enough to . Make u Start. Those who have never spent enough to start right, never get nhead, Fifteen Dotlars cash is a small sum to By but it Beeures the 'Lot, and balance 1# pliublu in such & way that you don't miss the mohey. Come and Investigate, Conveyances always ready. 400-10 1607 Farnam Bt, OR BALE—Or will exchange or western lands, one of the finest hotel propertiies in Jowa. Best notel in city of 6,00) inhabitants, brings in rental of 8210 per month. ~Apply soon if you expect to get it. W.R. E. & Mer. Ex,, Room 14, Chuwber of Commerce. 85 BA“OA!N—-I‘!I'! of the Dick Kimball estate. 50 feet on 15th street runuing through to 17th Oue 1&room house, all modern conven: d two 6 room Louses. ‘lotal rental rloe 840N, 3. A, Dpion Farnaw. 8 Company. lyllh au SPMAD Bargains—East 00 feot 10t 11 and block 7, Hanscom Place, consisting of | feet, corner 22nd and Poppleton avenue, south and front, with four eiegant brick houses, lglu\ aly ana lolldl‘ bullt; double floors throughout, oak finish, bath, not and cold water, furnaces, tiled floors, ete; 1n fact, every modetn conventence; price, §30,0003 omne-third cash, balance to be arranged, This property, with the completion of the elec- tric line on 32nd street, will ylold over 10 per cent of the Investment, and, either for & home nd Investment combined, of solgl T Ay in- ost men:; il Sand !Le ?lm.fl.‘.fl.!’ atlon. ‘Also offer {5x150 feet east front on 318t street, conaisting of lot § and south half of Iot 7, block 6, Hanscom Place, with large doubie trame house; uorth Lalf Fented to first-class tenant for tyo yeara: south halt oceupied by owner. Xhia proporty 1y aplendidly” lozated for rost- dence purposes, ligh and neaithy location, and has largo barn with city water, sewerage conection, gns and_all modern conveniences; new electric line to Hanstom park will run within half a block, This will make & splendid home or investment; can give possession of gontlihouso With barn, etc., at once; price, Al80 offer two nice cottages With large south front 1ot _on Pacific street just west of Park avenue; the west 60 feet, lot 11, Himebaug h Place; will make pleasant homes or good PAYIng investmeits; can offer for ‘whort fime at ¥y ‘Thig property 18 on a gentlo eminence, givin first clas Araihago AmLHOAIthY IocaTion. & plo Qid neighborhood; only one block from Park avenue car lines; new electrlo line will pass this property, Also offer business corner at tho Intersection of Vinton, 20th and Spring streats. This iy the Dest prosective busliess property south of the ! . U 43 has 70 feet frontage on Vinton Sireati small Dullding and 1o cottages prico 50). Also offcr block one in Lawnfield, conststin of ten cnoice neres of land with holse, beautis ful grove, ote, This property is omly a short distunco from the function of the I, B.& M.V.R. Huund the M. P. Beit Line, and can be sibdivided into )ity eholes lots that will bring withi two years from §1.0 to §00 each. lelt Line trains now running afford quick and easy transit by less than twenty minutes ride between this property nnd business center of city. There is & siwall fortune o be made in this property; price 87,700, Also ofer block nine in Lawnfleld, consisting of a nice ten acre tract, for 84,500, Wil sell five or ten-gere tract at r,r!pg r-\H, Aleo offer Tot & Vinfdn Ylace, consisting ot 20X feet, oast front on Vinton street mear £ iniproved with stono building and res- ‘o flnk, Abovo will pav 15 per ceat on tha total nysstment; pridy £1,30), 130 offer lots 10 and 11 fn Swotnam's sul, of biks 48 and 04, South Omaha, $0x1 feet, CoHIGE 2th ana [ streots. This i3 & cholce corner and Will stand close Investigation: price 4,001 Also offer east 21 foet of west 64 teet Of 1ot 7, ik 74, South Omaha; i good business lot, 21xa0 feet, 6n M street, half block from U, P. deput, South Omaha, {uimedintely adjoining Biekard's two story b block on the corner of M and 27th street: price, £,000. N 1 40116 (ONE of the fncst residence lots in Omaha, less than a mile from business center, will e sold at a bargain, Those withing to Improve this year or any other year will do well to look atit ¥, IC. Darling, room 43, Barker block, Barker olk. (OR SALE—Resldence 1>, cor 211 and_Cass, will exchange for trackage property; worth 83,000 to 310,000, F, RHarrison, Morchants' Nat. bank. 58 BARGATN—A 10-room house, barn and lot on O 8, between 16th ana 18th sts, Mark M. Parmer, room 21, Frenzer block. M7t OFFER for sale for 30 days the followin, bar gains: Lot 7, block 1, “Plainview,” 20th st., & new 4-room house and lot corner ith and Sahlér, Boyd's addition, city water, £1,200 lot 6, bik 8, Denman. elt line, $6 bik 3, Baker Place, §100. Terms ecasy. Sam’l Burns. WO bargains, 5 acros in ome placo and 2 acres in_anothar, both nicely located: will gell 50 parties huyini and platting can realize & lcgoproilt. Co-operative Land “and Lot Co., 38 17 Toou sa Omaha; jus farnam_on 36th st.; a_corasr 165x1 187 foot frontage on paved steeet and joining ths handspme dence of Kirkendail on the east, aad Bra Easson and Ma1tin on the south; i perfect gem and garde x{ml for an elegant home. Harney and 21at streets, [{1x167,0n pavement, within three blocks of tho court house; room for seven fine houses that would ront as rapid- Iy a8 completed. A sploniid pormanent invest: ment, Farnam and 224 streets, H0XI32, with new tory brick store building, rented to good anent tenants, Rental roceints $4,2)) per year. Sixteenth stroot near Nicholas, frontage 01 feot to ulley; good business prop Farnam stroet, batwaoa 3ith anl Jith, front- age 48 or 93x132 ‘to ulley, south front, 1 block frgm pavement and st Park zyenue, opposite m park, 50x150 Drice #2,000; easy torms. (Daddock place, truckago, 0B<1I, #2005 casy erm 16h streetsouth of Vinton st., lot for sale or trade for mdse, or good farm land. 8 A, Sloman, 131 Farnum st. 835 . OR SALE—543.76 acres, sec.5, tp. 12, r. 0 w. Hamilton county, Neb., House, stable, 3 acres fenced, living water, Price $,000, 1. Atxlos, owner, Raildroad bidg, Denver, Col. e T} best monoy's worti of house nud 15t now for sale in Omahais that wnich [ am now completing near 24tn st. on paved Wirt st. In Kountze Pluce, 8 bedroom: parlors, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bath rooms water clo gots, large laundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and coal room aund cellar, electric bells and speaking tube, 12 closets.’ Price only $7,00) on Likewise a duplicats adfoining W. T Seaman, east sido 16th st Omaha's largest vaviety ges, sl HE fuctories within casy reach of Collier plsce will employ a large force of men. Se- a home and |~ujn¥ 1ife Price of lots $800 to $1,20), o llr"mh cash, nd fur plat, Me- ). utifal S-room houss, all modern improvements, including splendid furnace, near Hauscom park, hast loeation in the eity for sehool, chureh and streep car priv- fleges: pri Hurrison, Merenants' natonal bau b3 JROR SALE-Lots 1o Stewart Place on Lowo ave.; Metropolitan Cable passes property. -room 'house and barn, |(anscom Plnce, Liouses and lots on Cus on easy terms. Harris, room 411, 15t Nat., Baiik. 01 SV AL stock of gouds to trade for ot. A £00d higtel in Omaha, dofng nlce business, for sale or trade, Furcifuro nearly news long e ant ocK of Arues to trade £ ) acres of nice lund in . clear of incumb of inside Omaha prope 150 and lot fn Orcnhurd 110l small fneum- to trade for vacant lot or land and arty. county, Ne- to wade for six room cottage, oncorner lot, just west nscom Place, to trivie for land ou have anything to tzade or sell call and 806 s, We liave some of the bestand cheapest lots 1 Orgard il for si R Howds this! ! Lot 34, block . Orchard Hil, for 830). 1t only takes abour 8300 cash, and bal: ance vasy. This lays elegant; the addition. Arnold & Co , room block, HOLES Special List--We pusi sp swins und advertiso tnem. - List with Fine east front lot in Hanscom pli 00 cash. Decided bargain, ne lot on Farvam and Lowe avenue, 12,000 buys a honse and lot fu I Place, north of Poppleton avenue, The old John Dierks Manufactory plant on Missour! Pacific rafiway,4 miles southwest of 1‘1[{. Wwith 2 acres of g nd and 3 lurge Zstory bulidings, for 8,000, A fins opportunity for so1e 0) Thave special lnducements fnhouses and lots in all parts of tho city either for rale or trade, Call fn and be shown them, 1 do not try to get youin to show you trash, but handle only good property und deal squirely, D, V, Sholvs: 31 irst National bank. 10t on 20th AL, |( ave| overlouking Omahia_and Cour Pino site for a homs, Special close for u few days. C.F, larrison, Mer- s National b 143 Dlace. Get o7 price b (j INUOQUS sidewalk to prices and terms, McCag JPOk BALE-Lot on i s just north of Hauscom Park, $2,000; easy terms to party who will bulla, C. F. Harrlson, Merchants National bank. 14 {SEND for plat of Gollier place,” and whon driving for recreatfon follow tho motor line poles on 16th st., and Ames' ave, and see the wonderful improvements that have taken piace just around tno barracks, and remember that Collier plice 18 the koy tothe situation. Iuy a lot now for the low price and at the easy teris they aro belng offersd, and we are Satis- fled ot casli, balande one to Aive years. A Fantastic Funer; As unusual sensation was produced recently among the visitorsandthe em- ployes at the cemetery of Pere Lachaise when a hearse entered the gate, fol- lowed by about one hundred and fifty men of extraordinary size and strength, Some were neatly attired 1n black gar- ments, while others displayed, below a light overcoat, their legs encased in tights and spangles. All the wrestlers and *Hercules” in Puris had come to the cemetéry for the interment of one of their colleagues, Louis Launay, Launay, who belonged to a wealthy family, was fired at a very early age with the awbition to disnlay his sk cles at the different fairs, = His strength and ability soon won hym fame. Ho was accidentally bitten by & pot terrier and died from hydrophobise Jriutih 0 Sichubiruitn RICE'S GIRLISH BOYHOOD. How He Was Once Abducted and Dressed in Feminine Apparel. " The childhood of the late Allert Thorndike Rice was marked by an ex- citing episode that is only known to & fow horo in Boston, writes a Philadel- phin Press correspondent. When he was a lad of nine years his parents sep= arated and each sought possession of the child, His mother belonged to & very wealthy family, her mother pos« sessing then that very great fortuna which Mr, Rice afterward inherited, Miss Bourne, falling in love with Henry G. Rice, a rising young business man of Boston, was married w him about 1850, and by their union was born Allen Thorndike. A sister of M. Rice married Patrick Grant, a prominent cit= izen of Boston,and their son was Robert. Grant, the well known author of *‘Con= fession of a Frivolous Girl” and other modern novels. One day while Allen was at school at Nahant, a Boston su= burb, pending the court’s decision upon his possession by the parents, sitting sidd by side with his cousin, Robert Grant, a burly Nackman, black as the aco of spades, appeared at the school house and asked to sce the boy, as he had a message to deliver to him. No sooner had the youth stepped over the threshold, however, than he was bundled into the hack &md immediately whirled away toward Boston. The abduction was soon discovered and then an instant pursuit, but in vain, for the hackman, under orders from the mothcr, guve loose rein to his horses and arrived in the city a good lengue ahead of his pursuers. His horses dropped dead that night from over exertion. el For a day there was an entire absence of clew. Then a thread was found. The hackman, it seems, was in reality a white man blackened with burnt cork and afterward, in washing himself, he cavelessly left o smooch ov two behind the cars. By this he wus found out, was arrested, fined and smprisoned. Following up the clew thus gained, the boy and his mother were traced 1o a country town in north= ern Vermont, and at last the ver, house was located. The officers searches the building from roof to_ cellur, but could not find the Iad. Yet he was there all this time, carefully concealed in an underground passnge. At night Mrs. Rice and tho boy slipped away to Canada. The next heard of they wera in Island Pond. Driven to bay again, they went to Portland, and there, em= barking at once on u_cousting vessel, sailed for Richmond, Va., from which city they took a vessel to England. - A greater part of the time Allon was com= pelled to wear girl’s clothes us & means of disguise. It was 1n this curious way that Allen Thorud, Rice came to visit Europe in his earliest years, and this adven= ture resulted “in his staying abroad until, when he had attained his majors ity, he decided %o return to his native land. His mother, meanwhile, had given him a splendid education in I'rench, German and at Oxford, Eng- land, where he had graduated witl honors in 1873. The adventure in the abduction incident cost his people $30.- 000 for expenses, ns no money was spared to clude the pursuers, - To a White Kose. By M. M., in Cincinnati Enguirer, Oh, White Rose, queen of beauty, Your fragrant head bend low, A secret sweet 1 will tell you. To me it is sweet, 1 know But, White Rose, do not breathe it, To zeplrys soft that blow. Last night T got a letter From one who is far away; Aud, oh, I am so happy, Ho is coming home to stay, And something else he told me About our wedding day. Then, White Rose, lovely flower, Oh, keep wy sccret well, My darling soon is coming Again to little Nell, And you shall twine above me Within a marriage bell, — Read His Thoughts by Wir-. J. Randall Brown, the mind read performed an odd trick last evening during his performance at the Bijou thoatre, says a Now York despatch - to the Chicago Tribune. A copper wire was stretched from the stage of tho Bijou to the Western Union telegraph office at Thirtieth and Broadway, and over this wire, several blocks long, Brown was apparently able to read tho mind of Prof. Cromwell, the well-known lecturer. The profe escorted_by. the treasurer of the theatre, procecded to the telegraph office and placed one end of the wive to his forehead, Brown, blindfolded, put the other end to his hrow on the stage, and after a few mo= ments of hesitation he wrote the figures 7427 on a blackboard in fronv of him, When this was done a message wis sent to the professor that the experiment was completed, anda fow minutes af- terward he returned to the theatre and stated that the number he hiad thought of was the ono put down by Brown. il LAl . Jdohn Brown And a Poet. In the Ploue wetery, in Rich- field, Swimmit county, O., side by side upon a madest lot rise four small mounds of turf which mark the resting place of four children of John Brown und his wife, Mary, says the Magazine of West- ern History., The children died in 1813, and within four duys of each other, of a disease which was epidemic at tho time, Their nanmes are given on the stone above the grave—Charles, Austin, Peter, Sarah, Und these names are rudely carved a few lines which the old Abolitionist warrior himsell composed for the purpose: “Through all the dreavy night of death In peaceful slumbers may you rest, Aud when eternal day shall duwn, And shades and death have passed and gone, Oh, may you then, with glad surprise, In God’s ‘own imuge, waike and rise,” e A Baby Murderer's Segtenge. For the past three days arather re- markable trial has heen progrossing in Berkley county, says a Columbi. C.y dispatch, The defendant was a negro boy named Warren Chatham, cight years old and small for his age. who was charged with the murder of Hector Grant, a playmate of his, who way five yeare old. The boy on trial lives in the wilds of Berkley county and is half wit- ted, but he showed himself to he markably accomplished in giving testimony woven into plausible stories, In view of his extreme youth, the jury found Chatham guilty of manslauzhter, and he was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at suitable labor. He is the youngest convict in the state, and probably in America, Giving Out the Consulates. Wasiuxaroy, June 15.~Tne president made the following appointments to-day: Wakefield G. Eyre, of Maine, to be con general at Halifax; Joseph A, Leouard, ¢ sul-general at Shanghal; Zachery Sweeuy, of Indlana, sonsul-genoral at Con- stantinople; Oliver H. Dockery, of North Carolina, consul-general at Rio Janeiro; Oliy er H. Simons, of Colorado, consil-geu: oral ot Bi. Petersbucgs George W. Koose- ovelt, of l’umwlvuma. cousul-general ng russ els; Levi Brown, of Oblo, cousul at