Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1893, Page 7

8PEGIAL NO'I’IGES N e DYERTISEMENTS FOR TH COLUMNS AT e Natt) 12:90 p. m, for the svening And until 8:50 p.m. for the moming and Sunday editfons. Adveriisrms, can b hetr Teiter of 1 w1l be up by requesting & nombered check, iawers addressed 10 a numbered % BEE, Answers 50 addreased n presentation of the check o el SITUATIONS -WANTED. & word firet fsertion. 16 n word there: Titng taken for Joss th RST CLASS DY GOODS CLOTHING A it Ad REN 9 EXPERIENCED HOUSE 2 DESIRES auired. Call or addr ravan o . Mo%2 140 WANTED - MALE HELP on, 130 word (rst insertfo Sothing taken for 1oss thi 2 IS, TEAMS FUR with tigs. Americ g 1 Wring pay o nen 1008 Howard st “THE NEBRASKA and - Tiy e of goc GUARANTER ANy WD & s wolieitors, fow gentle- Apply at ®01 AND EXPENSES time. Apply at ), Chicazo. Miid N10* N THE U, 8. GOV Avkansis and | WANTED: SALARY jenit place; Whole or pa onee. Brown Bros, Co., nurserymn PowaAN ment ED. LAR work n ehenp f A0 South 11th street M T8, SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE {invention of the e, The New Piiont 2 Solla on sl 00 et Wk furdher particiiars weite o Bonfon Brascr Miz. Cor X 50. 14 C8ig, s (ANTRD FOR OUIL CUTY TTSINESS. “ AR 1at 1516 Do Pt 7500 3 Sps, EX- ) e koo ]x“‘" N v women wanted 5 No tilk. Systom a " Terms froe. Addrrss K, 89, Hoston, Miss. Mabd 17+ D. A MAN WITH €.000.00 TO 5,000.00 10 take A WAIT Iterestin AHew anuse- ment entorprise: will bear thorough lnvestigation. Address W 12, Tee ofilc WANTED, A RELIABLE tow Rheuma Dogce W profits . 261 D10 R OF POUL- T etn: K00% Rier ; et partica. | iz Com pany . South Omak i Company e TRAVELING SALESMEN T0 DEVOTE E & wide 1ine to dealers only ble ofl spectilties Address Atlantic most eo fancy p Refinjug Company, Cloveland. 0. s of (e 1 Anply on the Works on North th of the Gedney Plekle wo perdiy and upward. M5 o word frat insertion. 1o word there- {VWANTED, LADIRS AND_GENTLEMEN, WB ~ Owli'y (e 15,00 kW 0. do for us: no eanvassinge and i addressel envelope Libs Boston. ¢ Tion Dromph b erty Supply o (- WANTED. othier need Aply. Dodge Atre A COMPETENT COOK NON Mra. John J. Mouell, 2 COOK: REFER- No. 2ath st 47 14 LADY ROOMMATE. WHERE NO fiskced, - Address W37, Bee, MO 140 (‘ “WANTED. Jauestions ure GF EL_EMPLOYME! nx D, Brown's medic: absolute n for particulars. Clippe C LADIES I with premiu anired: wi FOR RENT -HOUSES. Vg a woud first Insertion.1c L aftor. Nothing taken for less thiun —HOUSES TN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. e 0. F. Davis compang, 1505 Farnam, S Dsnoon co CHOICE. 'stunford ‘eirele. € 1 Bee ldg, o Dok koo Horss nes; ront moderate, {word thero- N MODE ADply RN, N 201 Bee building. i RO BLOCK, 10-ROOM HOUSE, 1815 CASS. J. 21 Faramn, i JOHNS 11-ROOM HOUSE, #i0 PER e M 3710 6 ROOM YL I)—lill(?.\‘ D CORNER FI 8 ROOMS, AND canvaniereos, 1o bott 1 &, Patlerson block, 14 RANGE “ROOM MODER L chup, J. W Squin TAGE, §4,00 MONTH Jukknon D, 0-ROOM HOUSE. PERFE ITION, newly pituted, modcrn: smatl familys loeation fary th Kttt vent resonable, Boges & Hil. ) i) TWO . MODERN_ BIGHT-ROOM HOUSES, sonth 180, near Vinton; ehean. Geo. W. b, Patterao block A2S 1 Tihos mienn 11 ROOMS, 15138 Citpi Webster st B roonis, 1 240 10 U3TH AVE OAPITA oM, opnir D Tguie IR I ROOM Liotse, bath. furoa: OOM hotsenear Hivac ANT CORNER BRICK. ¥ ro0imis. 10 e 0. modery tmprovements, $10.00. DSOAME BRICK HOUSE. 8 vooaus, with bath, STREET, $1).00. B BUILDING HOUSE. 8047 HICKS, 305 M7 14 L0 t\| 0, ALIFORNIA CTOS| fehbor] 1ith wnd Howi ROOM COTTAGE Hues | Sialsbury ]) STEAM HEAT. ALL oom 1oL, Aedualed, ENT. FOUR OR FIVE Wonths. A. P Tikey MODER Abply OTTAGES [N eliein (o IS N. N Y. Lite bid 'l)— FOR RENT, 1:3-ROOM HOUSE WITH STA- ot for 1 liorscs, 41l wodern conve 1018 Paric M301 . $28.00; AWHL treds, elfy water, 1, near motor. Soe 5. 601 Paxton block. M350 DI BN s (f dontred; utee Clsters, comentad el owner. D, V. Steve ROR RENT TRt 1o i w afier Rot R IO FURNISHED ROONY FOR GEN e only. South 26th sirsot JURNISHED ROOMS, U that fusertion, Lo 4 word there. Dy taken for Tens thi 2o, _E—-}umfin‘u OR WITHOUT B'h. 021 8. 18, 3 402 Nise ) FURNISHED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY ST, "FURNISHED Ol UNFUR- v iight hoisckeoplog, ut 2011 1 2 FRONT ROOMS o, . 19+ T, FURNISHED PAR. an_and wife; MAID 14 ~STEAM-HEAT] FUNISHED OR MiUS 16% Enulnrl\lnlu-d it FURNISHED ROOMS FOIt LIGHT HOUSE- e wilh sleann oat, <410 Dot JTWO FURNISHED BOONS FOR LiG Dod Musd 140 T any lor and bedrog with or without D ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS ARD BOARD Continued NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH |m\ rmy reisonable. 018 N. 200h i) THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N. 1STH ST, i 410 I, PLEAsANT SOUTH ROOM WITH BOARD, wuitable for two, 201 Calirornia, 211 - YOUNC Women's Christian association WO NI 1 v FURNISHED board. odie J°, NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT M“‘ lor beraom Hentndatl Also small FORRENT -UN:«URNISH'D ROOMS Tates 10 after, N e aword firat Insariion, le. 1 taken for less thin 23c. (35 UNFURNISIRD ROOMS, ALL MODER X112 Miama st i1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS light and heat farnished M195 1 ROOMS Mary's 4 TWO PLEASANT G mieovs Harney stroet (i} FINE UNFURNISHED FOI £ $12.00. 2011 8t (3, 2Ok I UNFURNISIED ROOMS, nam strvet THRE SASAN r'xumm ¢ OR RENT--STORE3 AND OFFiCES Rates, 106 1 1 #1.50, month. Notht PLE wach_ fnsertion, A line per FOR 1t o Fary Bent. cons on all the floc fireproof « ating fixty ADBiyac e om 18 15TH. | SR, STEAM HEAT M7 t OFFICE: FOR RENT. LARC barn. 1641 and Loavens storage. J. W. Sauiive, 2 WITHNBELL BLOCK. STORY thirty HIC horses and Ml JULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE Wo put vou in the it or £500; this in- OUNCATENE TAY bO VOUF 816 one o for- tune 1 taken advant at once. Addross Muntifactiirers,” Box 5J0s, Doston, Muga, 20 LLL 0, Creighton block M TS INVESTIGATE! FINEST § ut. - Addreas Roorm ¥ work 1o handle one of thi K. Sells in every home and offic tigation. 100 per cont profit. Agents neil Blufrs, South Omaha. Ly 7 Hamilton, 7 10 9 a. m. ST WE HAVE IT. men and wonien wanted e % for Shepp's World's Fair P vrighted + big commission Address Glot 1 street Chic M e D. LOCAL AND GENE Q- quick selling patented novelty. 100 10 150 per cont profit: good, soliciiors can’ make frony F100.00 10 $300.00 a month: territory fresi: write for particalars,” The Ohio Novelty Co., D 1, Cinein- natl, O, MiRT WANTED--TO RENT Oc aline each insertion, $1 month. - Notiing taken for 1054 4 WANTED, TO REM near Omaha. Addvess W ] WANTED, A NICELY A for gentlemin will be Ralu 30a lne per FURNISHED ROOM nd wife where no questions te price, Address W 40, Be Tates, 100 aline o month. Nothing ta M STORAGE, WILLL THAR- A1 001 an’ TORAGE FOR HOUSBHOLD i cheap raies. R. Wells, 1111 Fa _WANTED—TO BUY. - 10c a Tine each_insertion, $1.5 Nothing taken for loss than & N _LAW BOOKS WANTED. CASH FOR SET Nebraska reports and other last edition lw books, Address, price and conditions, W line per month. FOR SALE—_FURNITORE, word first insertion, 1c thereafic Nothing talken for less than O“Th‘."\.'.?u‘.ff. CoxTi15 Raraam ae. FOR SALE_HORSES. Tatea, 100 1 ling month. " Nothing taken for ], HOR SALE. HALF VALUE lorse. 41 Cont AS NEW. 816 line per (Q; ONE BRUNSWICK i, LIARD TABLE AND one pool table, nsed (5 months, as good s new, for sale chicap. Address P. O, box 813, West Polnt, Neb, s (i 1503 SPRING FRAM PNEUMATIO I £00d 18 oW, ome, York, Neb. Q FOR uu:r RIC MOTOR, . Reilly, q' Y’u qccdn( hang up yo $ ywck ing! st "\ REf) aug ! pou)‘/3 Rfi,{w K My Mamma uses his Soap.and‘says:hlfi‘ best’ever made;So of cours® 1 there isa Santa Clau Continued. *d and nimpe Fidelity trust Co., VED AND UNI 710 614 Smith & Co., “5| ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST 00 Life 3 Nebraski 18 MADE BY N.K.Fairbank & Co, Chicago. “Rates, 106 a Tine each nsertion ronth. Nothing take DA (FORMERLY WI' OHN G. : Tator with M. O, Maul), under- E Tel. 606, a8 I TTOR 18 Chicago 8L Tol. 90, Mi5 ———e ey DRESSMAKING Tates, 10 4 1ne ench Insertion. §1 month.* Nothing taken for less tan e AGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAK lles soliciied. Miss Stur 0 line per Dm- GSSES, $4; WRAPPERS, #: FDB RENT—EALLS MONEY 10 SHORT Y. Life building. MONEY TO LOAN We will loan “you a TIME wth Of time 10 suilyou. You ean pay it buck in such instail- ments a8 you wish, when you wish, and only Dy for it as long as youkeep i, You en borrow OLD FURNITURE AND PL MERC n“\\mw' ) OMATA M 8 LOAN (0, OUTH 16TH STREET, 6t floor above the sireet THE OLDY A ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. " DO YOU WANT MONEY! will 1on FURNITU B8 prompt ail Lo 1o it ¢ your loan 48 long s you wish. the cost of carrying your loan iy tinie, There 18 16 publicity Al of property. DELITY LOAN RANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block, montl.' Nothf PITAL TO & 0 establish one hon . easy and 1 with push and pluck. vou can t furnish first-cluss references don't Remember, no money required. Write , before some one_ with. more enterprise - rour territors. The Dr. Starr Herb Remedy 4 East 431 si.. Chic v for partie: T AND ONLY INCORPOR- | Rates. 10 month. s line each (nsortion, $1 Nothing taken for loss thin RMORY HALL, 1714 CAPITOL AVENUE, AND Morand's assonibly rooms, 1610 H for balls, club partfes, mecting clicap; hirlls first-class, Call at 1510 Hrney. tion, 1o a word thera- 88 than OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEM Reanihe i WOrIKLg IO 1At of Ahosmnd AN typewrith . C. Vau Sants school of s I 13 N. Y. Lite. Typewriters to rent. Rid IYPEWKL[‘ERS Rates, 1)6c a word first insertion, Lo a word thoers- after. Nothing takeu for Jess thi QMITHS, REMINGTONS, CAL! Dihing: nnheard of prides. Babb, 618 N.Y. Life bld, AT oo PAWNBROKERS. . 10¢ a line cach Lysertion. $1 - Noth 161 J0as thian 3 ] SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER. o .Douglas st Loansimoney on diamonds, watches,ete. Ol gold and wilyer bought. Tel. 1554 : . FOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A MANUFA! turing plant (with position {n the office if 80 de- sired), $10,000.00 to $1 ired. No trades considered. i n_estab- Tished trad a profit. Addres: Yoiome 916 North 1 A BAKERY SHOP, OLD STAND. Apply to 'Jos. Redu —FORSALE, POCK AND Address EE, Howendobler, Berirand, Neb, —FOR SALE CR RENT, BEST PAYING MEAT market in city SWARE in southern de; doing a cush stock will involea about if you giean business. Bros., Fairbury, Neb for sale for cash in the best cfty Nobraskn: an_old established tri Dbusiuess of #0.000.00 £6.000.00. Wrie Will take no trade. Y FOR SAL class business; atlon, N Neb. MO11 16 STAURANT DOING FIRST- for selling, slekness; ne; ALOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, REGULAR.WILL find o good openivg. Address A. C. Dryden Trenton, Neb. 3 —HARN] be sold bufore January 1; about &3 required, ‘sé Untveraity Bl Rates, Tige 4 wonl first insartion, 1o a word roafier. Nothing {aksn for less thin 250, VENWORT! NDAY ¢ a with per 13, Retw OST. LADY'S MONDAY EVE Jing, between 170h and 14th on Farnam. Tteturn to the Smith Premier Typewriter office, 17th and am lve Tew D69 15 Notice—Sale ot Nchool Bsonds. Sealed bids will be received until Monday, November 20, 1893, ut 2 o'clock p. m., for the purchase of 5 bonds of #1,000 cachi, siid bonds ssued by school district No.71, benvercounty, Nebraska, dated August 22, 1893, due Junc 1, Inferest 6 percent, puyablo on the 1si Tune of cach . Principal and in- ; o at the Nebre al Agen New York. Bids will bo ac all of safd bonds. Right any or all bids, Envelopes contaluing bids should be markd Bids for Bonds and addressed to LEROY HALL, Crawford, Neb. Nov. 9d 10t m opt reserved to reject PATE"T ThomasP.Slmpson, Washingon D. 0. No attorney's fee unt patentobtained. Write for [nventor's Guide FOR SALE, CHEAP, THE BEST LOCATED saloon ip_South Omala. Enquire J. W, Tipe, agent, 2418 N stroet. METH 18° FOR SALE. A WELL LOCATED AND finely_ furnished hotel with fine bar attac Address W P ATEITT TORS. SUES& 00. Bee Building SOLIGIT AR e Ravice s, (Q;FOR SALE, SHOOTING OUTEIT, i Of fine Colt shotiun nearly At legings, eap, leather gn wils otes; $75.00 Lakes then, Daodge st CONSIST W, COSt §1 e, A.C. Burton, 1707 GLAIRVOYANTS TRatos, 100 4 1o each (s month. Notiug taken fo o ANNIE V. WARD Hubio business iedium )Z. lue per {on #1, lows thin LATRVOYANT, carat 119 N. 160, 817 line per U ADAME SMITH, ND FLOOR, ROON: . AR, VEDOF, 81010l SteAm Sulplur: B i Sen DAL, M3y I’(' 11 LAS, 'umm missage, aleohol, sulbhur Ml 1 floor, e batls, Toom 7, l MME LA RUE, MASSAG MIUON 18 PERSONAL, s 1ige Wotling taken for loss MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE; Ni Sei st stamp (0 0. 1ox 861 Neb. M U MASSAGE TR LECTRO- mal bathis. Seulp tment. manieiive and ehiropodist. M "R after, Hastings, u8* (31046 8. 15t Withuell bik Post Photo Studio, 21 will be entitied {0 19 a st on gllt edied cards aud wn 5x10 \:.\huul this #4507 for 10 daya ouly. Opd 5 Of persons ho Brown Pub, Co., iy D_NAME AND ADDRESS TO N. Y. Lilo Bidg., for # 80-page co consuttation free: lady in at 790- N2 T TFAR . LADIES RE J celyed before wnd during eoninement M20T 18% SEND FOR OUR bout It Mailed froe. Northwestern Graly and Stock Exchange. Rialto bullding, Chilcugo, 1. N273 17 1) YOADI WILL PERMANENTLY ENLARGE Uy lans, Viivi Co., 00 heaith book." Of wndance. HOW 10 SPE (7 iittle book teliing ail i housekecping. 17 AT §7.00 PER “WORNISHED KOOM WITH il outh. 14 8. 2501 sirvet. M35 19° " FOR RENT, PURNISHED KOOM FOK 1 01 2 temou. 5047 Dodge sireel. Miid '“"SBHED noon Afln BOA!.D o3 word firet luworti U .fl_ oihias ok 'l\'.r‘iffi'u:’a': ,° ivdiioss F—doumu BOOMS, LOW RATES, 2554 HARNEY. 921 D3v l,\-unmu AND STRICTLY FIRST CLASS 09 Douglas sirvet. NS your bust 5 inches in #0- Gays or woney re fiuidod: sond stamp for senlad cireutar. The Now Treatment 00., 1630 Broadway , Toledo, 0. M58 15° MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. Ratew 10 8 e each usertion, $1.00 a 1ne par month. Nothlug taken for loss than 2be. ( TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. h ¥ 18 Co. 1605 Farnam sireol. 519 W MONEY 10 LoAN RENT RATES. Apply'to W B elile, First Natloual B . FOR EXCHANGE. Rates, 10c o 1ine o month, Nothi T OWN 100 FARMSIN NEBRASKA, KA and Dakota, Wil sell cheap o mse. horses aud cattle, Add, box than 7—%14,000 Xehango 1 11 or part of st #4,000 Tnad and 5,000 i for laud Will Box 9514 sl and ean 7/~ CLEAR LOT FOR HORSE AND PHAL iukon, Patierson biook. 08, month. Not lwn SALE years time. CHOICE LANDS CH Also lands 1o excl stock and cash. J. ON nge for stock W. ch Insertion, $1.60 4 1no per cen for loss tiai 25 AHOICE 18T MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT. G. G, Wallace, Browa biock, i0th and Douglas, i 1GH GRADE OMAHA GES. nelting burclissory good rate of lniarast. wima of from $100 up.for sale by Globe Loan & Trast Co 10th & Dodge, Omaha. Particulurs on application month, Nothing OITY MORTG 8 PERCENT M Itely Fou-.u,r CHOIOR PIRST MOR IE. AGE: 14 ORSES WINTERED, F4 cave orders at J, T Withrow's, ORSES W) 10 Cotton's b HOksE WINTE 3 PER MONTH dress W. B Millard, Om: i Nutlonal bank. 243 DY T, JiALEMING HAS LEASED + Gl 8lock furim al Calboud, Neb., owned by J E."Markel. and 13 tow ready 1o tike stock for wiater. Stock box stalls, 7.00, and singl: $6.00. For narticulars wddress 1319 MUS.O, ART AND LANGUAGLS. Ratos, 100 3 line cach fusertion, $1.50 & lue par woitly: NOUMNIE ke (OF Honb L 40 " ¥. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER 1510 Callioruia ue' [Iey THE WOOD | RHIL\WHY TIME GARD saves |CHICAGO, BURLINGT0) Omith: pot 10t and Arrivos | Omaha i 000 BIt Depot 10th and M 14 n Sts. A Fixp L beadwood £ Donver Bxp Nebriala Loeal ( Avrlvos On [19.85am | 100 pim 1 Dok ot BAST 00 it 0 | Okl A BXD, jigd WEST, 1w Dok .0 “olorado Ll _Omaha |Union Dapot 10vh & ~Denver Hibross, 405 pn L Overland Fyer. 0 700 b & Stroing| A'(u £ Sum) 1280 pm “Puctiio 1040 ; i “Leaves | Cidiuas 0 pin ... 0 i | Menzo Laditod ' 20 X Draws (0X.5 ves F.o B & MOTVALLEY — [A ahal_Depoi 154h aud-4ebsier Sts DERdwo0 19 . Sal) Wyo. Bape (85 Moi) ollc BXbross (. Saud o) . SUPAUL EXoas CHICAGO & NORTH WE U. P. dopot. (01, & Marey Sta. O 1.50 pm ey Omahy Arrives Omahs 0,00 win 4 MISSOURI fiwwn: ~Bopat 161l 5 Wabstar 8 10.00 i 540 b w JArrivas Omahs 903 b 2 40 pm “Sloux Oliy A Sloux City By TR.60am, 115 pm s (Bx. Sun. )13 St Paul Limited Uuklllul 5.10pm _Passouger (Bx. S| Leaves _Omana 0.40 am .00 puy Loaves Omaha 5.45 | 545 b B4D mux pc‘u{ I':mu-i\:ur : SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC pot, 15th and W.-bster Sty St Pail Limited .. Chicago Lmited. OMAHA & S " U. . Depot, 10t and 8450/ 5L Louls Canuon ball Arrivass Owahs Lo b | tective TOMMY mmm § WILD TALK Editor Stead's Mesting Evlivened by Some | Real Warm Words, CHICAGO RED REFERS TO DYNAMITE Bat Chief of Pollce Rrennan Dida't Think Mis Words lucendinry and %0 No Arvests Weoro Made—ScofMng at an International Plot, Cnrcaco, Nov, boen caused by the ist loader, ‘“Tommy Editor Stead's meeting at Central Music nall yesterda During his remarks, Morgan is reported to have said: *Andif the plendings of Kditor Stead for justico cannot shake you out of your false security, may somobody use dynamite to blow you out.” Chief of Polico Brennan's called to the speech: “1 am he said, “‘and cannot statoment is inc know that I can for making such statements, If the lawyers of the ty and county should hold that the speech was incendiary, and Mr. Morgan could be made to answer in a court of law for makiug 1t Ishould of course take steps to arvest him, Asaistant Corporation Counsel that he did uot believe Mory arrested, except possibly disorderly conduct, and intimated that no steps had been taken toward his arrest Tnspecior Shea of the detective force said today that he did not believe that there ex- zue betwoen FBuropean and Ameri- can anarchists, and laughed at the idea that Chicago anarchists were connected with the Barcelona dynamite plot. IR e * AMERICA’S BRICKLAYERS, 18.—Much spocch comment has of the local Mowgan, at ‘ attention was not an attor- ay whether tho ndinr 1 do mot | arvest a man | ler said 1 could be upon a charge of International Convention to Be Held Ominhia in Jununcy, Omaha will be called upon to entertain the annual convention of the Bricklayers Benevolent Protective Union of America early in January. This organization is one of the strongest of the trades unions and_has representation in every city in the union. Fully 300 dele- gates will be present at the convention to be held in this city. The convention was lo- cated in this city through the efforts of George Clark and Perry Ellis, who ropre- sented the Omahia union at the last conven- ton held in Baltimore in Jagnury. One of the questions to_be considered at the coming convention will be the advisa- bility of making the eight-nour rule an in- ternational one, Many of the unious in di ferent states and cities now enforce th eight-hour rule and there is a growing senti- ment in favor of making the rule unive 1. Committees of the local union are alveady making arcangements for tho proper enter- tainment of the visiting delegates, The past year has veen a dull one for the brick- layers of Omaha and the union is notin shupe to meet the expenses of the conven- tion and will call upon the business men of the city for contributions to a fund which will bo “expended 1 the payment of neces- sary expenses incident to the convention. S s WANTED IN CHICAGO. L. A. Hilyard, Ex-Cashier of the Tribune, Arrested in Quarantine. New York, Nov. 13 —Dotective Heidel- berg, from Superintendent Byrnes® office, boarded the steamer Werra at quarantine from the revenue cutter at6:30 this morning. He avrested u cabin passenger named L. A. Hilyard, aged 23, who embarked at Gib- raltar andis wanted at Chicago for em- bezzling £0,000 from the Chicago Tribune, of which he was cashier. He absconded in September lust and ran awav to Burope. Staff Oficer Corwin of* the Tribune and De- Woed of the Chicago police, with requisition papers, also met the st at quarantine and arrested the young u Detective Heidelberg landed his prisoner at Tompkinsylie, took a couch to & thenco by ferryboat to New Yorik, wher will go direct to police heaoquarters. yard had, while still abroad, attempted compromise for $5,000 and ' volunteered to give himself up to the authorities. Hilyard was met at quarantine by u friend named Heaton, an artiston the Chicago Tribune, who, it appears, wanted to induce him to give himself up and make restitution, . Gratifying Appreciation. The chief of the government bureau was flattered recently by a reauest from a citizen for ten copies of his latest annual report, says the Somerville Jour- nal. The edition of the report was ex- hausted, but by skirmishing around among publicofficialsandpersonal friends the bureau chief managed to secure the ten copies desired, and forwarded them at onee, with aletter in which he in- cidentally asked his correspondent how it happened that he was so much in- terested in that special report. The reply came, thanking the bureau chief for his courtesy and closing with this explanation: “lam nov particularly interested in the subject treated of in your report, but [ have one copy of it which I fipd very convenient and useful as a scrap book, and, as I like to have scrap books uniform, T want to get ten volumes more to mateh.” to S Righest Time Bait the World, CuieaGo, Nov. 13.—A hydrographic station for the great lakes isto be established in Chicago. ORices in the Masonic temple have already been secured by the govern- ment, Two other stations have recently been cstablished on the lakes—ono at Detroit, and the other at Clevelana, The tughest time ball in the world will be placed onapole on the Masonic temple. Prof. Gardner, the inventorof the electrical time keeping in use at all government observa- tories, will construct the ball, e Real Thi Not a Urank, CLevenaNp, Nov. 13.—Ihe Soclety of Cabings this morning offered a reward of $1,000 for thie arrest aad conviction of the person who attempted to rob their bank and murde) asurer Ih'llu k on cral parties answering tho description of the man have been arrested, blit Colonel Herrick fals to identify his us- ong them, and the suspeets will b now express the belief that the fellow was simply a bold thief, and not of the cravk type, e Miowera Suill on the Reel, Sax Fraxcisco, Nov, 13.—Reports were re- ceived by the Steamer Ching today that the Canaaian Pacltic steamer Miowera is stillon | the reef ut Honolulu. Ono more attempt will be made to float her, bul the seamien suy there is very little chance thau the wreckors will be success ful e Athletie Dr. Dawson. 0 Dlustrative of the physical as well as men- tal enorgy of the late Daniel W. Dawson, the Philadelphia poet, the ollowing story is Yam seventy-seven years o, and have had my age Tent o at least twenty years by the use of Swift's Specific. My foot and leg to my kiee was a runniny o two years, and physicians said itCould, ot be cursd: Afier taking hiscen small Lottles S, S.S. there is not a sor on iy linbs,and L bave 3 new lease on life. 'You ought to let all sufferers know of your wonderful remedy. (kA F. 8TiLES, Palier, Kausas Cify. IS AWONDERFUL REMEDY ~capecially foi old people. 1t builds up o goseral bealth eeat waied fres. SWIFT SPCIFIC COMPANY, | ously Atlanta, Ga. told: One morning he went over to New York to give his foreman and workmen some mstruction in earrying out a contract in building a creosote factory in Harlem In the afternoon the Authors’ club gave him A reception and his latest poem was the topic ot discussion. T.ater he wont toSheeps head bay to see his steeplechaser, Rush hrook, engage in n race there. In the taven- ing he lectured on**Norse Mythology " before A select literary audionce, and afterward, before the New York Athletic club, he out boxed their champion amateur middloweight pugilist. ——— OFFICIAL COUNT. City Council Canvasses the Roturn pietion of the Work on Connty Figures. The city council met 1ast evoning to can vass the returns of the recent city eleciion Councilman Wheeler presided, and ap. pointed Cadet Taylor and John W. Fead to ussist Clork Groves. The democrats insisted resentatives of their Com | | on allowing rep ntral committee and andidates around the table, and it was finally allowed, after the president pro tem d strennously objocted and been sat upon by the majority County Clerk Sackott brought m the poll book of the Kourth precinct of the Fifth ward that had been sent to the county office by mist The Fir land six p Second wore canvassed and at council adjourned until this morning The Ninth precinc: of the First wand showed A gain of fifty votes for Kvaus for comptroller over the unofficial figures previ counted in the estimates. The tally sheet was not made out ana Mr, Wheelor evinced a desiro to try later and have the precinet thrown out 1t intimated quite A conest over ivrogularities, boards wero matte 1t is doubtful if the today, thoe ock the 11 o' that there might be some of these technical as scveral of the precinct somewhat derelict in this anvass is completed County Unnvassing Borrd, The county canvassing board comploted its work yestorday, so far as inspection of the poil books was concerned, and the totals will ‘be computed today. An unofiicial in- spection of the figures gives tie following totals: Judges of District Court. Talton nonpart. rov. and dom.).... Blair (rop.). g hroso (re Ko 11 (nonpart. ind dem.). Duile nonpart. and deu.) BLOOM (DO oers Boll (pop.) ... 110 Whitford (pop.) Noyes (ron.). Thomus (dem.)...,. ROOL(POD) ... - ! Ceunty Juodge. xter (nonpart. ‘uul dem).. ... Drexel Ydem.) Bennett (rop.) Fowler (pop.) Maul (rep.)...... Peabody (de i Treasurer. Trey (rep) Lange dem.). Tithbard (po ckett (rep.).. acey (dem.).. Fisasser (dom Stanley (rep.) Jeitries (pov.) House (dem.)..... Smith (rep.) Kuight (pop.).- ... Superinte HIL (rep.). Agee (dennif O'Nelll (pop.)-- Commissioner Third District. Williams (rep.) Olmstend (dem.) Stovons (pop.). Siovers(dem.) Blunicr (hop.) Counsman (nd.) Hoel ind.) Paper Benuiy, Nov. 13.—A dispateh from Helle, Prussian Saxony, announces that the Kroll- witz paper mills have been partially do- stroyed by five, The damage is estimated at 63,000 marks. e Honor to datolll. Honokes, N. J., Nov. I13.—An oxquisite | marble bust of Mgr. Satolli was unveiled here yesteraay. AMONG THE TOILERS, The union barbers wili son’s hail November 16, The City Employes u a committee to secure ship. Judge Reed of Wichita, Kan., the eight hour law of that st constitutional. Local assembly No, 5141, Knights of Labor, meets tonight at 110-112 South Fourteenth street, at 8 o'cloclk. ‘The proprietors of the Atlantic mills Olneyville, R. 1., have posted a notic duction in wages, to tuke effect N ber 17, A prominent mewber of the C union begs to remind Omaha and others that union cigars Omaha. The factory law of Illinols, prozibiting the cemployment of children under 14 y age, has been decla alid by Justic hardt of Chicago, Knights of Libor assembly posed of brickluyer meets tonight atl Knignts of Labor hall, on I'ourteenth street. The taw commitice of the Oc union will ask the ct danceat Pattor ion have appointed incroased member- as declared e to be un No. tral Labor forcement of the ordi- nance prohibiting the employment of boys to run passenger clevators According tothe journal of the Kuights of Labor, the Mialand raitway lost §214,000 in teafiic’ recoipts in one weele on account of a strike among the coal miners The journal of the Kmights of Labor r ports that the Germun government refus 1o give employment to union men, or democrats, o any public woris. In accordance with the idoa that a priator should bo president of the Central Labor union Samuel D). Nedrey has been unnounced as o cundidato at the text clection, Justi P. Shope of the supreme court u ment law pi Iilinois leg lature, decides it to bo unconstitutio Painters and Decorators huvo decided Lo give a Thi ving ball iy evmania hall November “Ihe painters are alwiys entertaining and will be ut their best on this ocension, Orygauized labor social union No. 109 ims a great victory in tho election of Kobert Holmes to tho vity council. M. Holmes is a_prominent. meig- ber of Bricklayers Union No. 1 of Nebraska aud is said to have boen always faithful to | uutow principles rdy of horseshoors union, is boing groomed by nis friends to ace for the Central Labor union The holding of this oftice 1s 4 o great honor among Omaha's Worising peopl M. R Huntington assembly, No. 74, will repre: of Labor in the general weets in Poiladelphia this month. The question of political or nonpolitical action Pronmiises Lo reappear at this meesing President Bamuel Gompers of the Ameri can Fedoration of Labor has issued a call for'a iceting of thit organizstion w e leld in Chicago beginning December 1. Prowmi- nent laboring men predict that this will be ono of the most interesting weelings ever held by that body. of matress makers ent Lhe Kyights assembly which L LOW BATE EXCUKS Hou <, wnd Keturn. On Saturday, Nov. 15, a special excur- sion for tand buyers will leave Omaha | to compluin of its di for Houston, Tex. Round trip rates 92125, Address, . C. PATTERSON, 42 Ramgo Bldg., Owaba. FARMER SAVED THE TRAIN He Lost His Own Monsy bt Prevented & Certain Disastor, SPIKES HAD BEEN DRAWN ON A STEEP HILL Robbers on the Omaha Koad Thwa Passer-iy, Who, I cer, Was Tonehed for n Pocketfy ad Wreok Narrowly Avertod. ted by o pwe of Com St Pavt, Minn,, lato tempted Nov. 18 last night to wreek Noar Worthington, a gang of robbers at- the Omaha passenger train, supposably for tho purpose of rovbery. The tracks were spiked 80 as to throw the wrain from the track, and while awaiting its arrival the gang held up, shot and robbod & passerby, which put the railroad oficials on their guard, and an engjne sent before the vegular train found the track spiked. The train was that from Sioux City, duo hero at 10 this morning, passing Wor th tL:0ta m, After leaving the Si Falls junction tho track passod down u v steep grado on the other side, and on this grade ten spikes had beea drawn from the rails by tho gang of mon with the intention of wreck and robbery, 1t appears that a favmer living about throo miles from the junction, who had been to Worthineton to get 50, started for honio shortly before dark. About a mile from tho Junction a gavg of men working on the track called to him to balt, and on his refusal fired and wounded him in the lez. When he recovered - consciousness he wi minus his mone He raised the alarm and the section hands found thespikes drawn at the most dungorous point on tho grade. The robbers evidently counted on the confusion to loot the train. The wounded man's name is John B. lver- son. The railroad officials confirm the truth of the story as given above, but are doubtful of Iverson's story, intimating that it is very po- culiar, 80 ington vy L L WORLD'S BALK MED LLS, Delay in Their Insunaen Caasing Much Co plamt. Wasnixaroy, Nov, There is much complaint among exhibitors over the great delay in awaraing the World's fair medals to successful competitors. Congress has received numerous lotters on the subjoet, but inquiry at the treasury doos not reveal any indication that the medals will be ready for distribution for some months to cor As many of the exhibitors expect to make the most of their medals in an advertising way, some of them desiring to incorporate the desien in new trade marks to be adopted, they complaiu that the great delay will rob them of much of the commercial a vantage which they expected to reap 1n turn for the heavy oxpenses involved in muking a Workl’s fair exhibit rdens for and it I% still even unc work may not_be done by the l'uimt iint. ‘The plan of the tre which is ¢ detailed and contempi als of ant workmanship, would ¢ four or five months. as it would necessitate tno stamping of some of the medals 400 or 500 times. But choaner provess of manufac- ture has been suggested which would make it possible to turn out the 25,000 in a fow wecks. This does not meet with much favor, however, and uniess the indigoant exhibitors briug the matter to the attention of congress ivis not likely the medals will be ready be- re next summer. e ‘Ureasury department suggests that the delay is attribatable to Mr. ‘Paateher or the designer, who should have furnished tho designs months ago, in order thit the manu- facture might huve been begun at a much carlier date. ——— ¥ A BUY'S IGNORAN ook Laland Wre attle Fellow's 1 Cuicaco, Nov. 13 k Wus Caused by nocent Play, 'ho cause of the wrecle of the suburban train on the Rock Island last Wednesday, the victims of whieh now num- ber twelve, was brought to light today when C. €. Shields, a 12-year-old by, confessad in court to baving removed the burng fuso thrown from the rear of the wrecked train to notify the train following of the fact thau the subirban was bebind tim which burned ten minutes was, the testimony, properly cod, but was thrown by the boy to another truck, allow- ing the rear train 1o crash into the suburbiu, people, besides the twelva The boy said he did not know what the fuse was, and was released The fuso accordiog to { from custody. D Influenza us Bnd as the Grip. CLEVELAND, NoV. 13.—An opidemic in- fluenza that can count at least us many vic- tims as could the guip in its palmicst duy prevails in this city. But it is not nearly sy severe as was the Russian importation. Pov- sons in robust health succoed in vesisting the disease without difieulty and have only sble offects, In alth, however, the bus complications in ns roport a largo suffering more or less 1y from the disease, Portertioid suviLLe, Nov. The jury in the wk Porterfield, cashior of the Conie mercial National bank, indicted for fraudu- lent payment of a note out of the funds of the bank, reported today to United States District Judge Sage that they could not agree. A mistrial was aceordingly enterod, A poil_showed that eight were in favor of convietion and four of acquittal. This Is ouly one of u number of nditiments againgy Porterfield. have poor influenza numerous eusc numbe in't Agrod e THE REALTY MARKET, ; d ou record Novems ber 3, 184 MK Do oo sand Gi rods in n b Cllumphrey, ot ndd 12, nil Muleon, Aruistrong's Peter Meloen aud wife'toF 200 ot B, bloek 4, J A Douglis 1o R W N A ICuim, trisio 5, block 8, Cr M B Patt ttuth, Pluco Frank We 2,600 1 2,100 Douglus, sy o S Barkor, 161 ighton Heights Son und hushind 10 lot 5, block 17, Haus 6,500 Pascitle’ “wnd wiio'1o” if vor, usdiv 15 of wis lot 6, block 12 & Selby's add, South Ol §8'ilendy wnd wife 1o Peter nis dot G, bloek 121, Bouth ¢ Fritg Koch to Livic i W 50 1 block & 1,00 John | o s .. S 2,800 Awcs and wire to B3 Mariin, iol 10, vlock 2, Bogis & 1's add, . 1 QUIT CLALE DEEDS, y Jevome Mathows (o Cathine Wright, 100 050 W' lot 8, bloek B9, O:uha, DEEDS B 1 Thomas, special master, to Omaba Loan and Trust’ comphuy, W22 fet 1ot 7, bioek 59, Omali E 8 Dundy, §r (master in chancery), to Belkuap Savings biak, lots 217 ind 22, block 113, Dundee’ Plice Jumnes Hendvickson Istrator o Lols Cockrell, n block 77, Foutl O B 1 Trey (conn Muthews, lot 8, blo.k 89, Ouishis & Ilorence Lu company 10 John | 8, block 47, Kloroueo o G A Benett ohei i (0 it Natisial bunle, 5 90 feor of 10t 1, Johnso addidov 1, blosk 1717 ot 1, loek 210k 1 of i ot block 106, i 1ot 5, block 13, Shinu's add; TR Koot contmmencint ot point 8 fuut © of 0 corir bloek 6, E Y s uddt i & lotd, Lresurr) (0 dorg| Omihd.... and Trust win, lots 7 und ‘Toal @inount of traustors,