Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1894, Page 7

THE OMAHA _SPECIAL NOTIGES Advertisements for thuse eolurmns will bs taken wntll 1230 p. m. for the evening and until ¥: m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Afveriisers, by Fequesting a mumbered chesk, ean have anwwers addressed to a fumbered jet- ter In eare of The Bes. Answers so sddressed will be Qelivered upon presentatiom of the check. “Raten. 14e word first insertion, lc & word hefeatier, Nothing taken for less than . SITUATIONE- WANTED. STORAGE. MONEY TO LOAN-OHATTELS. DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 8 1894 ETORAGE FOR HOUSEFOLD DS; CLEAN LACE TO_BO ON HORSES AND WAGONS AND ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, ON WAREHOU ON MERCHA SEHOLD FURNITURE, STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROBS, 1214 HARNEY. M- CARRIAGES, B _RECEIPTS, ON_ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, remain _with WANT NO PUBLICITY, OR SMALL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, UICKEST POSSIBLE TIME you may pay back at any fime WANTED, TO PAY $10.00 PER new or nearly new No. 2 Rem! State price 1o M 4, Bee offic BECOND-HAND FUR} wold. L. Altman, 808 gton typewriter, TURE BOUGHT A IN LARGE WANTED, BITUATION BY AN EXPE- Fineced hookkeeper. Good reference furn thed. Address M 5, Omaha Bee. A—MI% 9° — BY YOU MAN, POSI- assistant bookkeeper, coliector _of erences. 3. Address M €1 Dee R A—M0 109 Moderate _salary A—ME4 8 in _any amount, block, corner 16th THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE O furniture, stoves, ete. 1. Brusseil, 710712 nd Harney streets. _FOR SALE-FURNITURE. _ PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR Price low furn Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 BUSINESS CHANCES. PARTNER WANTED: branch business of well established firm; $500.00 quired. Address L 50, bee, with full particu- Y—M172 J10 FORSALE— HORSES. WAGONS.ETC, COLOTED LADY, SITUA: ciass cook in_ private family or Toate boarding house. Address 216 N. 13th Hirect x A Mk 5 BITUATION AS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or. clerk.__ 8§ ‘ Good references. Addrens N 2, A—801-7 FOR SALE, LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM, 11 FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS. NEW_SAFETY BICYCLE Haynes, Bee change merchandise, get in’ or out of busine or nddress’ the National W8 First Naglo and Exchange Co. Omaha, Neb, BUY A GOOD PAYIN® BUSI- A household necessity boy of %, cheap. $650.00 WILI WANTED, SITUATION AE HOUBEKEEPER for genticman with or without children Ad- BOLICITONS, TEAMS FURNISH] ment goods. American Wringer ard street. AGENTE, SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE greatest Invention of the age. The New Pat- ent Chemical Ink Brasing Pencil. Seils on might. Works like magic. Agents arc making HEoa N0 per week For further par- ticulars write the Monroe Erasing MTe. X 6. La Crosse, Wis Bo4 WANTED, SALESMAN; SALARY start, permanent Dlace. nurserymen, Chicago, Tl ! _ Q- Templeton & D HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD t e have 2,000 tons stored hay for sale. All Cattle company, FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST-CLASS RF ant and lunch counter, opposite F. ARTNER WANTED, eman, to take haif intere ing my life preserver. Not much money needed Address Math Abent, Lamott, Jowa. Jackson FOR SALE, UPRIGHT PIANO. QM85 12 t In manufactur- rich miiker, very handsome. WE WANT, FOR CASH OR REAL BST $5.000.00 1o’ $12.000.00 Ktock of general merchan: also other stocks. and Exchange Co., 200 First Nat. bank MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, FOR ITS KEEPING, HORSB FOR suitable for lady to drive light driving, dress N 3, Bee. e a . T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL REMINGTON TYPE- | office to 209 So. 16th, Brown block. in perfect order. Editorial reoms. SALESMEN WANTED, TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retall trade; mell on Bight to every business man or firm; ey advanced for advertising nent position. Address, 42, Chi 3 13—-M7i1 90 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE ‘Beandinavian Young Ladies’ home, 3304 Cuming FOR EXCHANGE. A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN about 1,000 acres, CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLATRVOYANT, RE- liable business medium; 7th year at 119 ACRE FARM 10 MILES MASSAGE. BATHS, ETC. 46 SOUTH UTH MME LA RUE, T—726 310°_ = Will_trade for Omaha city property 13TH, 2D FLOOR, MADAME SMITH, 2 § foom 3. Massuec, phurine and sea OF $4.600.00 OR £5.000.00 IN AN OMAHA WANTED-GIRL FOR_GENERAL HOUSE ‘work. Apply at 2618 Charles st C—719-7 FOR RENT- HOUSES. FINE FLAT IN CLO! R BLOCK AT 703 S. 16th et.; range and all other ccavenience $25. George Clouser, room 2, 1623 Fln;;mfl;( FIOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. FOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. F. Davls company, 1505 Farnam. D58 $ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Batnford Circle. C.'S. Elgutter, 204 Doe build- ing. D688 FENTAL AGENCY, 7 BROWN BLOCK. CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, ~ CONVENIENT, moderate rentals, best 3 and 4-room suites for housekeepers oniy. Refcrences required. Also Groom suite in tenement. EIf 5.2 st KBELKENNEY&CO..R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. - Do FOR RENT, $35.00 PER MONTH, 4110 LAFAY. ette avente, 7 rooms, furnace, ‘bath, hot and cold water, ‘closet. gas. electric lighting appll- ances, etc. Benutiful lawn, trees, etc. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam street. D—593 “ FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house 2621 Capitol avenue. B. H. Robison, room 7, Commercial National. D—$60 FOR RENT, CHOICE FLAT IN THE P. B. Tler block, ‘cor. 16th and Jackson strects. Call at 112 Harney street. D—MHS HOUSE FOR RENT. TEMPLETON & FIER- son, Paxton blk. D—6aR FOR RENT, DWELLINGS IN_ALL PARTS of Omaha; call for list. E. H. Sheafe. 42 Paxton block. D—M666 FOR REN} DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN Council Biuffs; call for list at Omaha office, 4@ Puxton' block. E. H. Sheafe. D—M667 rifmnr. TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS, p. J.-W. Squire, 248 Bee bldg. D—823 FOR RENT, 3. 4 AND § ROOMS. ENQUIRE 61 8, 17th av D—b2-21 FURNISHED HOUSE ON FARNAM STRERT, ncar %th. Call at 507 Brown block. D—M86T Iy7 T, DESIRABLE MODERN RESI- R. C. Patterson, Ramge D—M366 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. 3314 CAPITOL AV A ce and Council Hiuffx cottuee 24 figor, room 4, madsage, alcohol, sulphur and | chandise or land. Hox 86, Grisws Do you want to Trade Something omething Else? 2 2 Wm7 22l and get the . Best of the Bargain. Then advestise it in Our exchange column. Cost you 1%c a word, one time, a cent a word after that. 227 2 PERSONAL. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. LARGE SOUTH ROOM, 15)9 DODGE STREET. E—96 AETNA HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORNER 15TH and Dodge. Rooms by the day or W-Azkv. e FOOM WITH ALCOVE. 64 B. %TH AVE. E—26124% MASSAGE TREATMENT, TRO-THER- ‘mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment Brs. Post, 319% S 15th, Withnell blk. BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, bik. sale or trade. F. K. Darling, Dar) CORNER TH AND HI ory. F. K. Dariing, Barker block. FOR SALE, 7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT A | block from motor. HOME TREATMENT TOR LA Heaith book and consultation free. call Viavi Co., 345 Dee bldg Lady attendant 516 8. Zth st. RE—913-J14* FURNISHED ROOM. 27 HARNEY STREET. & BERNARD, e L L2 AASAGREMAD AN BER A R FOR SALE—400 CHOICE EASTERN also a few for trade. “FOR RENT, NICELY AND NEWLY FUR- nished room, first floor mno other roomers six blocks from P. O.; gas, bath, etc. Address M 21, Bee. E-—-M530 FURNISHED ROOMS, ALSO DOUBLE PAR- lor, with or without board. 1720 Dodge. E—MS16 8 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT . 2011 Douglas street. References re- aquired. E—M839 13° FOR RENT, NICELY FURN il modern ~ {mprovements, avenue. FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH front room’ in private family, to gentleman; roferences required. Inquire 614 North Zist £ atreer. E—Ms13 12 LADIES (RUBBERNEVER FAILS) AND 10 O. right, 301'N. Y. Life bldg. 'N.T.PinkPillsmailed,sl. - el 301 RE—424-J24 FARM LANDS. C. F. X dies' B: b - Ledies B O HARRISON, 012 N. hd T2 OR _GENTLEMEN'S stored. Prof. Frank B Testore hair on bald heads if roots are not de- stroyed. will stop hair from falling out, cure Qandruft_and return gray bair o its natural Free examination from 9 o'clock a. m. Steam shampoo and ladles’ hair dressing will commence June 15th. Room 403 Bee bullding. A NUMBER OF FARMS IN 1 will sell at from five to about half their raska and Dakota. ten dollars per acre, Address Chas. E. Miller, lin wils guarantee to SALE, A NICE 5-ROOM COTTAGE, ONLY $530.00: also a 7-room cottage, nearly new, only These are decided ‘bargains. Hutchison, 108 N. 15th street. LADIES' HAIR DRESSER, MISS JOHNSTO > 01 foeatlon, 211 8. 15th shampooing. FOR SALE, Y. Life on Farnam st., cent net Inves adjolning the N. 0% less than a 6 pe DOREY, CARD REA unchangeable TURNISHED ROOM, BATH, $ MONTH, 1911 Farnam. E—$18 8 ¥ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE- Rent moderate. 2005 Burt street. E—-MS{T 148 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE. keeping. 1611 Howard street. MS4G 140 FOUR, SIX OR BIGHT ROOMS, FURNISHED complete for housekeeping, in good modern house. Call 205 Dodge. B-851-5 FOR RENT, TWO ROOMS, EN SUITE, 611 North 20th street; board nextsdox 5—-M861 5% THREE LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS COM- plete for housekeeping; no children. 1913 Far Bam street, oM 108 e L FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD BOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. 2109 Douglas street. F—M9%5 YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF ‘Women's Christian assoclation. 111 8. IFRD“;', A FINE INVESTMENT INSURED. purchusing either of these lots offered by the Trust company. 3 . corner 3ith and Spragu 130, on_ proposed boulevard, worth $i00. corner 40th and Ohlo, sts., Cheap at §700.00. CATARRH TREATED, §& PER MONTH, %, Douglas bik., cor. 1 . MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. R = LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY ™ 32,000 & upwards, §.o 65 arnam Smith & Co., buys a lot In A mile from the ndale Park, within a with buliding limit, stone sidewatks, parks, etc. MONEY_TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ©O. F. Davis Co., 1606 Farnam st W OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16TH AND loan money on clty. and farm property at lowest rates of interest. TOANS, 1 TO § YEARS, WARRANTS, BONDS, ‘etc. Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. Life. INSURANCE POLICES LOANED . Chesney, Kansas City, between Mason and entie property, residence portion af our acific sts., the finest Lots 'tn_size per f00t less Lhan appraised value. Douglas streets, But little cash required. A pleasure to show Fidellty Trust Company, 1102 Farnam, BUSINESS NOTICES. QUICK PRINTERS, KRAMER & CHANDLEIL 1121 Farnam & $07-9 8. 1%th. Phone 1630, _Mail_orders get_quick action. MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA FPRC and Nebraska farms at from ¢ to 7 per W. B. Melkle, First National bank buiic BOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO, WITH board, in private family. 202 Bt. Mary's ave. F-Msal J13 ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with first-class board. 1906 Capito! a Inquire M9 Capitol ave. . FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD., REFER- ence. 24 3 F—Mos 5 A. MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, MORTGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, 04 N. ¥ Lite. e otaeatic novelties. s 1067 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Brennan, Love & Co.,, Paxton blk. WORK, GUTTE] TIN AND SHEET IRO i cheap. Gate Y YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. W . A. H. Snyder, 1515 Burt st tel. . NICRLY FURNI ROOMS, FOLDING beds, modern conveniences, with good board. The Rose, 203 Harney. P56 §28 TARGE FRONT AICOVE ROOM, TWO NICE clomets and grate, with board The Albany, 2101 Douglas street F—819 ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO..318 > Toans at low rates for choic security ‘on > braska and lowa farms or Omaba city property W—b1s DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 118 N. 16. S U _ | ROEDER'S PHARMACY, 07 N, 17H_ST. ND FARM LOANS WANTED. ICE CITY Al . N. Frenzer, opposite P. O. TINWARE REPAIRED, E. GREDIC, TI7 N, rooms with excellent table board, home cook- 6 minutes from postoffice; ferms reason. 1, Tee F—$21 8 lth street. Copper and sheetiron work. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha 110 b years. Fidelity Trust C. FOR RENT-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. < UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR Bousekevping. city water, eic.. low Fent; norih- Weat corner iith and Webster at. ‘G 4 LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping, 3 large closets, bath and water on same floor D to man and without children. 1913 Farnam. G—M360 10° P ——m UNITED STAT York. Capital $2,000,000. Surplus $600,000. mit cholce loans to' F. 8. Pusey, agent, First National bank bullding. v CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, &5 N. Y. L LADY'S SILVER WATCH WITH GOLD will be paid for return (o 1516 Chicago street. Lost M8 4 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND 1510 California st. LOANS, TEMPLETON&PIERSON,PAXTON bik. FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES 3 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 39 A,IY;H. DESK ROOM. WM J. WELSHANS, Board of Trade bldg. 1604 FOR RENT, THREE-STORY AND HASEMENT brick bullding at 1011 Famam streel, in first- class condition, good location for any business. »f A. J. Poppleton, room 314 First Na- building: 1 3 . THe +-STORY RRICK BUILDING, $10 Purnam street. The Lulil ng has a fire cement basement, complete steam heat- TR Tixturen. water oa il foor Py 4t the ofice of the Ree. CORNIR SALOON, SM DOUGLAS. INQUIRE [ 1868 “AGENTS WANTED "WANTED TO SBLL ACME FURNI. ; sample dozen 3 WINRIDGE DOOK, 160,60 SOLD: AGENTS | Wanted; outft tres. WPerguson, Cinciunati, O TN 3 LOANS. E. H. SHEAFE, 43 PAXTON BLOCK. i WM FINANCIAL.. PAID FOR ENDOWMENT in old line companies: Box 2, Hartford, —_— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. EY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, small or large, 9t the lowest possible rates. the quickest possible time, a: of time to suit ou. Addres A. K. Brock- Conp. M389-J230 PASTURAGE. WE HAVED 180 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS- fence, spring water, Q for any length You' can pay it back in such installments s you wish, when you wish, y for it as long as you keep it FURNITURE AND NOS, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE ture for horses. Barton & Phelps, Gilmore, Phelps & Son, Y. Lite bidg HOUSEHOLD GRINDING. AWN MOWERS, RAZORS, ¥ 1115 Furnam st A_MORTUAGE SUUTH 16TH STREET, Toor above the stre | THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND O! FORATED LOAN COMPANT IN OMAHA X UNDERTAKERS AND EMEALMERS H. X BURKET, FUNBRAL DIRECTOR AND 1613 Chicago, Tel. 9. @ & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND ‘Cumiag st., telephous 1060, A B HARRIS ROOM L CONTINENTAL RLK. MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL FROP- Harvin Loas Co., M N embulmers, 126 Y. Litg bullding VAN _SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, 613 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for ircular. o HORSESHOEING. E. B. BURT, HORSESHOER, 314 N MRS, THOS. MALONEY, 012 PAWNBROKERS emmibiioh 35 FRED MOBLE, 15i7% FARNAM. ——— e ~ WANTED_TO BORROW. WANTED, $25.00 ON_§100.00 REGISTERED GOV- | ernment bond for 60 days.. Address N 5. Tee REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on reccrd June 1804: WARRANTY DEEDS. E F Davis to W G Myers, lot 8, block 2, CAFNARE ...o.ov..tis A W G Myers and wite ts E P Davis, same. A F Trafll and husband to Maristta Pow- oI, lots 13 and 14, Terrace add M H Foust and husband to J A Horbach, lot 3, block 3, Orchard hif C A Antrim_and wife U et _al, ot 22 block 6, L F_W ' Lessentine to Fose 60x120 feet in ot 4 Ragan Rose Henderschott to ¢ i3 Hatters, same C H Waterman ty J V v, lots 18 and ock 134, Flarence ker to A B Smith, ot fock 2, Place, and lot 8, block' 2, Smith & W's subdiv... o g €' Clark et al, tr {08 ¥ Cotn lots 15, @0 and 21, biock 112, Dundee Ilace 5 3 3 TG Yates and husband to H W Yates, lot 28, block 2, Hawthorne JL Gott and wife to G _H Baxts 8, block 6, Potter & C's 2d add to South Omaha ... 5 ; E M Hackus to C J Holdsworth, part s ne 36-16-9.... TIET Theo Olsen and wife to A C Harte, lots § and 6, block 4, South Omabia park Mattes Schultz fo K Schultz, lot 25, Hime- Place. ... 3 and husband to T8 M Webster, block 2, Thor nd wife to Fannie Freid- Jock 5, Patterson park IT CLAIM DEEDS prown and wife to Charles Water- Jots 18 and 19, block 131, Florence B terson nnd husband to « same. . R_W Patrick to § V Cot s and nd Wi lot 2, Hlock 3. Rush Same to Passumpsic Savings bank, lot 31, block 11, Orchard Hill to_B B Heller, lot £, block 6, OF- chard Hil.. v me to Omaha Land and ciation, Tot 41, Windsor P Same to same, lot 3, block Place Wi Total amount of transfe e LT SEARLES & SEARLES SPECIALISTS Chronis, Kervous, Private TREA TMERT EY lAll{"fl:IlwlATlml FREE We cure Catarrh. All Diseasss of 1he Nose, Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, Blood, Skin and Ki“ney Dis- eases, Female Weakiesses, Lost Manhocd AND ALL PRIVATE DIs- EASES OF MEN. REMOVED TO . 1416 FARNAM STREET. Call on or Address, Dr. Searles & Searles, 48 Fas T BEAUTIFUL A FULL SET 85.00. DR. BAILEY, Dentist. THIRD FLOOR, PAXTON BLOCK. Painless extraction without gus. Teeth out ln morning—new ones before dark. Gold and platl- num fillings, §1.00. Pure gold fillings, $2.00 and up. All_work warranted. Lady attendant in office. German spoken. Teiepbone 1085. AK ¢ KLY aND PERMANENTLY Sured of Netvous Debllity, Lost Vitalit, 3| aricocei, Atrophy, Written guarantes of core. Sol ‘uller & Co. (3or. Lith & Douglass Sts.. OMAHA. PATEZITT BUREAU. SUES & CO. Solicitors, Bee Building, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREE. RAILWAY TIME GARD HICAGO, BURL! & Q.iAirives Depot 0th and Mason Sts,, | Owmaba Chicago Vestibule..... oii.Chicago Express. Chicago and lowa Local aciil Leaves (C] Sminal ver Express. ‘Deadwood Express.. .Denver Express. ‘Lincoln Local (except Sunday.j..L e ST, J. & C. T \Arrives ....Kansas City Day Expre dhpm.K. C. Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. Teaves LHICAGO, R. L & PACIFIC. [Arrives nion Depot 10th & Mason Sis.| nt opm. . §o_Vestibuled 1:36pm . Oklahoma Bxp. (o' Gy - . WEST, §idiam.Oklahoma & Texas Bxp. (ex Sun) 1 ‘olorado_ Tmited HICAGO, MIL. & ST. on_Depot 100 &-Mason Sts.| Omaba T..Chicago Difited 30am . \Chicago Express (ex. Si F. B & MO VALLEY. [Arriv Depot 16tk und Wabster Sts. | Omaha S:0am.......Deadwood | Dapress. . 5:0pm :06um (Bx 'Bat).Wyo. BE(GEx. 6:10pm E0pm. Norfol Express (& unday.). 10 sam _Si30pm St Paul Bxpress.......... $:am Leaves [Arrives :0%am. .. Crereass Gil0pm 4:06pm ] Vestibuls Limited...\\.l1, 9:30am Eastern_ Fiyer. © 2:l5pm Pass. (Ex. Mon.). §:25pm 1 m " MISSOURI PACIFIC Depot 15th and Webster Sta. _ 8t. Louls Express,..... St. Louis Express. & (ex’_Sun.) Leaves | 8T, P, “Omuha| Depot 15th and Webst §:00am..Sloux City Accom (i 10:00am. Sioux City Accom (Sun. #abpm Bloax City Express :30pm St.” raul Limited., Teaves —GIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. _Omaha(U. P. Depot 0h & Mason Sts. Sicux City Passenger. St Faul Expres... SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Gmaha|_Depot 15th and Webster. S T¥pm. BL Paul Limued..... S:apm.... .. . Clilcago Limited Leaves OMAMA & ST. LOUIS _ |Arriver rmabalU. P, Depot itin & Masoa ste.(” Owab $:8pm.......5t Louls Cannas Baii.......13:35pu SUPREME COURT SYLLABL Foilowing are the syllabl of opinions handed down by the supreme court at its present sitting ol administrator, vs. Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy Railway company. ' Error from Cass county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. Inadequacy of the damages found by the Jury cannot be considered in this court when not assigned as error in the petition in error, upon which a review is sought starreit Brothers vs. Deerfield. Errot from Lancaster county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan The provisic of the te exempting persanal property from pro upon the filing of a and affidavit are for the the family of the debtor, and for the possession of such property, wWhen the neceseary re quirements to entitle to exemption have been complied with, the head of the famiis may maintain repl rrespective of th ownership thereof that of the hus band and wife. Van Etten et al. ve. Howell. Error from Douglas county. Affirmed. Opinfon oy Commissioner Ryan Evidence of w parol agreement entered into by the makers and payee of u P note contemporaneously with or us to ite execution, whereby it tempted ghown that such note not o become due according to terms, but that its collectability depende upon ‘the happening of an event in the future was incompetent, and the jury was properly instructed to give it no considera ton. Townsend vs. Holt county. Error from Antelope county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan Under the provisions of section §, ch 78, Comp. Stats., an increase of $50 from the contract price for the erection of a bridge cannot be enforced when such Increase wis contracted for without bids being required or_made in respect thereto Oakley vs. Valley county. Error from Valley county. Affirmed. Opinfon by Com- migsioner Ragan Where a plaintiff_demurs to defendant the demurrer will be carried back to the petition, and If that be found defective the demurrer will be overruled Hower vs. Aultman, Milier & Co,, 21 Neb. 251, followed. 2 Under the revenue law of 188 and the road law of 1866, - General Statutes 1573 pages 8% and $0. money in the hands of u county treasurer belonging to the road dis tricts of & county were held in trust by him for such road districts; and such money was at disposal of the super visors of said road districis, and at their dis pos nd the chairman of the boar of county commissioners of a county had no authority to draw warrants against suct funds. 3. Warrants issued by a board of county commissioners for a purpose not within their jurisdiction are void and do not b the county. Walsh vs. Rogers, 1o Neb. followed. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway company vs. Oleson. Brror from L county. Reversed and remanded. Op by Commissioner Ragan The existence of negligence should be proved end passed upon by the jury as any other fact. It is improper to State w the jury a circumstance or group o starices as to which there has I dence on the trial and instruct t fact or group of facts amount to negligence per se. At most, the jury should be in structed that such circumstances, if estab. lished by a preponderance of the evidence, are properly to be considered in detc ing the existence of negligenc Pacific Railway company vs. Baier, , followed and reaffirmed. 2 The court may say what act-or omis. sion of a party is evidence of negligence but it is for the jury to say what conclusion such evidence warrants. Omaha Street Railway company vs. Cralg, 58 N. W. 2 followed and reaffirmed, Kavanaugh vs. Brodball. Error from Platte county. Affirmed. Opinion by Com- missioner Ragan. The cardinal question In every replevin action js whether the plaintiff therein was entitled to the immediate possession of the property replevied at the commencement of the action. 2. One to whom a promissory note is en- dorsed and delivered as collaferal security thereby becomes the legal holder and owner of said note and may maintain a suit ther on in his own name, and if such note is ecured by a chattel mortzage the endorse ment and delivery of the note will carry the mortgage with it. i 3. The plaintiff in a replevin action must recover, if at all, upon the strength of his own title to the ¢ involy not upon the weakness title_to said properiy 4 The payvee of certain notes secured by a chatter mortgage endorsed and_ delivered the same to a bank as security for an in- debtedness owing by him to it.” During the time the bank so held said notes and chat- tel mortgage the said payee brought against a subsequent morigagee of sald property— who had taken possesion there- of—an action of replevin, hasing his ri o the possession of said property on the notes and mortgage he had assigned to the bank. Held: First, that the endorse- ment and delivery of the notes to the bank operated as_an assignment to it of the mortgage which the notes were given to cure. - Second, that said pavee, at tne time he brought his action, was not entitled to the immediate possession of the mort- gaged property, and that his action was properly dismissed, L Musser vs. King. Error from Sheridan county. Afirmed. Opinion by Comni sioner Ragan. Tn a replevin suit by the holder of a chat- tel mortgage to Tecover possession of the property described therein from a person other than such mortzagor there is no pre- Sumption of law that the person who maae such mortgage was at the tme either the owner of or in possession of the prop- erty_mortgaged 2. In replevin, as in all other actions. the evidence should correspond with the aliega- tions in the pleadings: and where a plaintir in an action of repievin bases bis right o the possession of the property claimed by reason of a special ownership therein or lien thereupon he should set out in his petition the facts with Teference to such special ownership or lien. Haggard vs. Wallen, 6 Neb. 271, followed. 3. The plaintiff alleges iin his petition that he was the owner and entitled to the immediate possession of certain propert and that the defendant unlawfully a tained the same. The defendant answered by a general denjal. The plaintiff proved that a third party, prior to the date of the suit, was in debt to one T. and gave him a mote therefor and executed a chatrel Mmortgage on the property replevizd to se- cure sall note; that the plaintiff was the owner of said note and mortgage 1 Signment from T. Plaintiff then offered sald note and mortgage in evidence. H That the evidence did not tend (o prove the issue. 4. A chattel mortgage, whether in writing or not, It a pledge of personal property Lo Secure the promise of the morlgagor or some one for whom he stands sponsor. 5. The legal title to property pledged by a chattel morigage remains in the mor gagor until divested by foreclosure preceed- fiks and sale in pursuance of statute, and until the title of the mortgager is’ thus divested the mortgagee has merely i lien upon_the property. R he fitst point of the syllabus in Adams Nebraska City National bank, 4 Neb., , 18 overrruled. ¥ Johuson vs Guss. Error from Wayne county, Affirmed. Opinion by Commi: sioner Irvine. 2 The only questions arising relating to the sufficiency of the evidence and the appli- sability 0f certain Instructions thereto, it Was held that the evidence was sufficient 1o sustain the verdict and the instructions applicable to the evidence. Thompson vs Wertz. Reversed and re- mapded. Error from Howard county. Opin- fon by Commissioner Irvine. The proof must be confined to the issues as made by the pleadings and the admis- sion of irrelevant testimony in a case tried to & jury is prejudicial error where it may have influenced the verdict A party cannot impeach a witness by s written or oral statements made contradicting his evidence without first_calling hi n o such state- ments on -examination and asking him iggs vs First National bank of Beatrice Error from Gage county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Trviné. In this state a married woman may col tract as surety for her husband. Smith vs Spaulding, 5 N. W. R., 932 followed 2. The contemporaneous lending of money to the husband is a sufficient consideration for_the wile's signing a note evidencing fuch indebtedness, and a clause in such note pledging her separate real estate is binding upon her, although she personally ved no consideration therefor. Union Pacific Railroad company vs Erick- son. Error from Dodge county. Afirmed Opinton by Commissioner Irvine. "The plaintiff was a section man employ by the Q¢fend: He was engaged in re pairing the roadway and stepped from the track to permit a fast pa train to pass. He stood about twely from the track. As the train passed him @ large plece of coal fell from the tender, struck the ground, and being shattered, a fragment rebounded and struck the plain tiff, injuring him. The evidence showed that it required the full capacity tender to etore enoukk engine during its run had been loaded to its chute without any preca safe disposition of the co that It was the f#eman’s safety any coal found in a tion. Held. That under these proper to submit the case 1o the whether the company had been’ negligent in loading the coal 2. While the facts justifying an inference of megligence must be established by the evidence and fheir existence must not be left to the oconjecture of a jury, and while ordinarily negligence cannot presumed merely from the hap- ing of an accident, still facts may established by circumstances, and the #ame facts which prove the accident may be circumstanced, from which the facts Justitying an inference of negligence may be found to exist 3. 1n such a case evidence tending to show that it was practicable to place rail about the top of the tenders to safely In- crease their capacity, and this tender w provided with such a railing. He To be admissible. Employment In the service of n com- mon master is not alone sufficient to con- stitute two men fellow servants within the rule exempting the master from lability 10 one for injuries caused by the neglige of the other. To make the rul Slicat there musj be some consociation in t same department of duty or line of em- ployment Phoenix Insurance company vs Rad Bila Hora lodge. Error from Knox county. Af firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Irv Where a polley of insurance simply re- quires that notice of loss shall be given to the company at a_epecified ofice In writing and that payment shall be made upon re ceipt of proper proof, and does not specify otherwise of what such notice and proof shall consist, if notice of the logs be sent in_writing to the office specified and the company makes no objection on account f the form of the notice and makes no de- mand for other or further proof, such no- tice is a_ sufficient compliance with the terms of the polic: This rule held to apply where oral no- tice was given to the local agent of the company, and he, at the request of the in- red, communicated the fact of the loss in writing to the speeified office of the com- pany, it being held that without regard to his authority as agent of the company the facts proved constituted him the agent of the insured to give notice of loss 3. A clause In & policy prohibiting agents from waiving any of its terms or condi- tions does not prevent the insured from showing that the company, through its proper agents, ac 1 acts of the insured as a sufficient compliance with the terms of the policy 4. The transcript of the record, authenti- cated by the certificate of the clerk of the district court, is conclusive evidence of the ‘antents of the pleadings upon which the case was tried 5. Where a policy provides that no action shall be sustained unless commenced within six months after a ioss shall occur. If the isured .is reasonably induced by the con- ict or statements of the company’'s agents to believe that the claim will be paid with out suit. and therefore withheld bringing suit until aftce that period. the insurer will in such case be estopped from claiming the efits of such clause in the policy Certain rulings of the trial court on the admission of evidence examined. and held not to be erroneous, State ex rel Scott ve Crinklaw. Rrror from Antelope county. Affrmed. Opinion writ of habeas corpus is not a_ cor- ive remedy and is never allowed for the purpose of correcting errors of law surts acting within this jurisdiction 2. The cbject of the provision in sec 1170f the bill of rights for the trial of cr nal prosecutions in the county or district where the erime is allezed to have heen committed was to y_in the funda- mental law of the s the provision of the common law by which the accused was entitled to a trial before a_jury of the ihorhood, fn order that he iefit of his good char- the word district, as.used in the named, s not meant judicial dis- but that portion of the territory of the state over which a court may at o par- ticular® sitting exercise power in_criminal matters. Olive vs The State, 11 Neb. 1 4. The word district as used therein may. and gene does, refer to the county where the crime is supposed to have been committed, but also includes any and all territory by law attached to such county for fudicial purposes. 5 The constitutional right to a trial be- fore a_jury of the county or district where the crime is to have been com- mitted is a _mere personal privilege of the accused, and ot conferred upon him from any consideration of public policy. €. 1t follows that such right may be waived by the accused and in practice will be held to be walved by an application for chage of venue under the provisions of the criminal code. The water at Burlington beach is salty, and a swim in it is as refreshing as a dip in Old Ocean itself. CONDUCT OF OFFICERS. TPollee Commissio~ers “Continue Their In- quiry—Testimony Heard Yesterday. The Board of Fire and Polica Commis- sioners held a special meeting yesterday afterncon and completed the taking of evi- dence against the officers accused of being mixed up inthe Thurston Rifles’ scandal at the Coliseum on the night of May 28 W. S. Balduff, the caterer, was the first witness. He purchased the refreshment privilege at the Coliseum on the night of the flag presentation for $25 of Captain Scharll. He left the goods there upon the assurance that nothing would be disturbed, but during the night a box of spoous, ten pounds of fine cake and a half of a freezer full of fce cream disappeared for which he received no pay. The value of the goods amounted to about $23. Mr. Balduff was told that his goods would be safe during the night, as there were four policemen on duty. He said that only for the assurance of safety for his goods he would have re- moved the articles that night. Mr. . H. Hunter, city editor of The Bee, was called to state how it was that the article regarding the actions of the guards came to be written. He said that it was written on orders from the acting manag- ing editor, who had learned of the affair and ascertained that Mr. Hunt was present while the revelry was going on and way conversant with the facts. Officers Arnold, Bower, Brady and Clark testified that they were on duty that night under orders from Sergeant Shoop. None of them drank anything nor did they sce any one else drink, but they id say that a number of the Rifles were in various stages | of intoxication. None of them saw one of the guards throw his gun across the hall, but they did hear the shots. Bower said that the guards drilled at all hours of the night. He had orders from Captain Scharfl not to allow a one not wearing a uniform to enter the roo in which the beer was stored. He saw some of the guards faint while they were going through the evolutions of a dress parade. Officer Clark sald (hat aside from the shooting, which he said was done by some of the Council Bluffs visitors there was no unusual noise in the building all night Janitor VanCuran said that he found some of the guards under command of Lieutenant Johnson helping themselves to the ice cream, and he joined them. When he left in the morning the only man he saw in the build- ing was one of the guards who had bren tied up to the steam pipes when he was lying asleep on the floor This completed missioners took up new R Shoop and Haze, which had becen filed afternoon by Mrs. Maggie McKray These charges were to the efl these officers went Into Mrs. McKray's hous without any legal right and submitted her to unnecessary and unwarranted persecution The case was set for trial next Monday ight, and tho board adjourned until 4 o'clock this afternoon, when it hopes to de- cide the cases against Sergeant Shoop and the four officers. e s e BREEZES FROM 1HE BYACH, Manager Grifiths is expected home today The demand for row boats is gradua creasing A number of tally-ho parties bay visited the beach. The old stand-bys, the switchha merry-go-round, still attract the crowds, A good heavy rain will grea avenue drive, now that | perly graded. er fiye hundred persons have been In athing this early; 107 of this number in the water Sunday A good sized bullding is being er a restaurant. It is located cast of trance for pedestriax The pavilions which have been erected take the place of last year's tents and awn 1gs are improvements. The clectric arc lights on the Ames ave nue bridge are vement that th patrons of Courtland ap; it e could draw people to ¢ well they do inseets to prove a grand in tendent ( . arm last Sunday, but recos g advertised if in the.B » sday. He prizes it very highly was glven to him by the beach em at the end of last season S There are bathing suits and dressiug rooins for 2,000 people at Burlinglon beach. UNION PACIFIC REFUNDING Mr, Boissevain Disonsees at Length ths Pro- poted Reorganisation of tue Overland. OLNEY'S ADJUSTMENT PLAN EXPLAINED Representative of the Duteh Stockholders Gives His Ideas of How it Can Be Are asls Satisfactory to Both Sides. ranged oo a stockholders of the Union reorganization to be back to New vork as soon as congress government makes the following state- progress made authoritative state- proposed reorganization ““The committee has reached ment as to th which is the ie conclusion based upon & readjustment of the debt to the reorganization would be probable until after the settlement of the terms of such readjustment and this debt, the prior first 000,000, will ma- dates before provided for in the together with that owing c , amounting to § ture at several reorganization system can be and with justice to all s vided the claims of the rganized upn ates can be the delivery to the Unit ent per annum for the e of the debt tonds to be age on the and terminals, vided for the redemption 100 years by annual payments after fund to be pro- “This would create per annum for interest until for interest and sinking fund combined 1 States in the Sherman act to be applied to the red of underlying first mortgage bonds and the nking fund under the amounting to about $2 or renewed being provided for the redewmption of these “A bill providing for a settlement of the substantiaily been drafted by the United disturbed, and ereditors and stock- s the system, provided for upon an equitable basis of the following new ““An issue of general mortgage bonds bear- ing interest at the rate of 4 per cent secured by a general mortgage c Eystem subject t be disturbed such mortgages and to the lien of the States upon the main line and Kan: cific for the adjusted debt. “2, An issue of 5 per cent preferred “3. An issue of com| horitative explanation of Attorney General Otney's line for ihe ad- government the approbation of Mr. Boissevain, who speaka advisedly for “It Is a fair and impartial solution > Thomas L. ., &peaking of the Bois- _“What was thought to be ket mortgage in the original draft of conditioned to a serious probl Kimball this mors, in interview road being able fixed charges of the interview ates the hlanket ably more equitsble.” A Child Enjoys The pleasant gage, which is prob: liquid laxative and under ail t their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine article, for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the pack- phirrear oot NOT PROPERLY LAID. Expert Tells Why ¢ Road Paving Has n Suecessfal commissioners who were strong advocates of macadam as a material for the paving of country roads are in better spirits have recelved assurances that the paving on the Dodge street road is bound now, as they Wednesday pert macadam layer fr came on before his investigation coming to the In speaking of greater portion for his lunch. if the macadam was properly laid the road would be superior said, was much better than that of Missourt, was flinty enough tnexperienced had rolled the in for a binder o fill up th Holmes will 5 e on the Dodgs Early. Risers fortnight's sta will benefit you Farnam street will gladly give you full