Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1895, Page 14

Advertisements for these colamns will be Aken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m, for the morning and Sanday edition. Advertisers, by requesting & naombered eheck, can have answers addressed to a numbered letter In ears of The tes. An- Awers #o nddressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 11.2ca word, first Insertion, le & word herentter. Nothing twken for leas than 25¢ for first insertion These adverti tively. ments must run consecu- "SITUATION WANTED. ANTED, TOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER, an experienced Good references aress G515, 1 ASange WANTED, 1Y A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, WORK Franklin A=z g DELIVERY t referenc A~ MZ10-25% By 1 SHI(PING CLERK OR thoroughly experienced; be As driver; TO_ DO PLAL POSITION SEW LE WOMAN, PLACE IN NICE hily to do light work for room and toird G %, Bee ) B - S Y ~ WANTEL-lALE HELP. WANTED, SALESMEN T0 SELL TO chants, by samjpie, peiit lidgers, coup and other specialiles; side |inés; ol r fine trade: large line, Model Manufacturing company, Bouti I 1nd M2 8% WANTED-50 MEN AND TEAMS TO SELL our feed grinders ity §75 to §300 per month, acocrding to abil'ty. The Litchfiell Mfg. Co. Webster City, 1o 13— MO59— 21 HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT OF the Neb of the National Life Ins we are us of contracting with men of integrity and intellig writing insur- ance 1 and Jet us show you what we ean Walsh & Pumpelly, managers, 403 Paxton block, Omahn, Neb. B-MW 31 WANTE MEN 1 3 A RELIABLE, cheap and profitable article of 3 used in every houschold. Sun Chemic: | Cleves Jand, O, 11-M116 2% MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME. 1 pay $8 1o 418 per week for muking crayon por- trait nted method; any one who can read or writs ean do the work at home, in spare time, day or evening 1 for particu Iars and work at o H. A. Gripp, German Artist, Tyrone, I WANTED, ‘mission, BY RE i MR- Vooks . SALARY OR COM to Introduce cur gools to the tiade; t position; staple line; pleasant work with stamp, Kng Mfg. Co., € 41 'ED, $6.0 A DAY. NO llections, stly outfit free. awve, Address Manufacturers Phila, Pa. B RS WITH _GOOD AD- n carn from $3 to $10 daily W novelt H T AL 112 Dearborn street, Chica B—108-27 STIC MAN TO MAN- of Imported Fashion lass dressmakers. Address ra St, New Y SALESME o Side 1ine or exo 3041 Market strect WANTED-£0LICIT drees and ability ¢ welling our n Radford & Co. k. 4 By AM- sell on liberal nent BALESMEN-TO SELL OUR GOODS Plé to the wholesale and ret KIght to y business man Jary and expenses paid; posith For terms nddress with stamp Continental Co., Milwaukee, Wis. i} WANTED-SOLICITORS WITH _GOOD — AD- dress and ability can from $3 to $10 daily gelling our novelty, Sells on sight. J. A, Rad- fad & Co., 112 Dearborn st., Chicag BALESMEN, LADIES Koods to d per month ar Lea Mfg. Co., OR GENT s wience not necessary; $1060 nses; reply with 2¢ stamp., dams'st., Chicag T3-220-27% SLL CIGARS: §73 TO $15) 1 ER dary and expenses. Outiit free. Reply I Figaro Cigar Co., Chicago, B—2%-27 SATLARY OR COMMISSION, FOR our new specialty to merchants. Immense suc- cess. Unugual opportunity. Merchants' Econo- my Co., §2) Van Buren st,, Chicago m BTENO! BOOKK men and teachers desirin are invited to address * Turcau,” J. W. Hudnall, Texns, MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDBER TO THE grocery trade. Stomdy employment, unnecessary. monthly salary and exp or com. If offer satisfactory address at once with partieulars concerning yourself, U. Chemical Works, Chicago. B-204-27% BALESMEN FOR CIGAT .00 TO $12 ary and expenses; experience not nee Send stamp. - Mishop & Kiine, St. Louls, Mo, 2-270 AN INFLUENTIAL MAN CAN REALIZE £,000.00 and permanent income.as manager by organizing a_company In Omaha, for Nebraska, for o business well established In other cities and owned by prominent men. Wil pay good profits_and bear investigation. A dress The Ameri v Boclety for Savings building, Dosilions rhe Texns proprietor, B fig e Business Dallas, 206-270 Mcnday morning. riam_BIK,, Coun: WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. LADIES WANTING FIRST CLASS GIRLS call at Scandanavian Y. W. home, 1513 Cass. C—ME2 K7+ YOU WISH EMPLOY- ment at your homes, send self-addressed en- velope for descriptive circular and commence work: good Alfred Kaltting Company, Winthrap, Ma C—m958—27* WANTED, TEACHER FOR PRIMARY AND mmar grades. Address Prof. Lutwig, ‘Ter- thetet, Wik, Enclose stamp. N 27 ADDI OF YOUR NEIGHTIORS WANTED; $10.00 per thousand cash paid piain wiiters. stamp. Addressing DBurcau, 100 W. 27th C--196- T Nent, architect | Bluff i WANTED-LADIES, 1R THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JA UARY 27, 189 FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS CLAIRVOYANTS. FOR BROHANGE. THREE LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED front_rooms, with all convenionces. Cholce | cation. Apply at 2019 Harney af. B mai1—4* FURNISHED ROOMS SINGLE OR ENSUITE - steam heat. Dourd $3.50 per week, 206 8 24th M 19227 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO Dleasant roome, furnished or unfurnished, with BE Without honrd. 463 8. ZHN ave. E-2i0-27 LARGE DETACHED FURNISHED HOU Ay art of 1t; rent reasomuble. 2019 St Mary's aventie. 250 T ——— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. ROOM & BOARD, GERMAN ily for 2 or 8 respectable parties, FOR RENT, 5 OR TRIVATE FAM- 411 N. 19th, Flis—F1* NICE WARM ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD: ‘rates rensonable; modern convenlences. ~ The _Rose, 207 Harney Mo12-F3% FORRENT FOR ONE or two; private town._Address F 2, fee oMce Mést NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, 1612 N, 10th strect F M3 1F3s FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND BOARD, $5.00 week, in private family; gas, bath, fornace 2381 Harney. ¥ MSI7 30% RENT-LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT With board, steam heat and teley 1721 Davenport st ROOMS WITH TIOARD, ) references, 202 N._ 18th street M FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, 21 2t # i “HOARD AND ROOM family; down FoR partor Utopta, HANDSEOM I and telephon M215 FOUR SOUTH ROOMS, SINGLE OR ENSIUTE. 2105 Douglas 1 M242-300 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, ONE LARGE HAND. some room handsomely furn shed; choice Tocali- ty, to one or two persons, with or without board. G 24, Bee. 241 UNFURNXBHED ROOMS TO RENT. R HOUSEK Cor. 1ith and Webster sta, G—M151 FDH RENT—STORES AND OFFICES Ot RENT—THE 4-8TORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam street. This builling has a fire. proof cement basement, complete steam heat- ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Ap- ply at the office of The Ie: 1910 FOR RENT-A GOOD HOTBL BUILDING I8 Creston, Towa. Address Creston Loan & Trust Towi, T--M215-29 Co., Creston, AGENTS WANTE . MAKE MONEY y selling shts to order 318,80, vants 8. shirts $1, mackintoshes $5. Hunter Tailori Cin- cinnati, O. .v-—Mme S IN EVERY STATE O ommission. ~Agents making Sureka Chemical & Mg, Co La Crosse, Wis. T w60 > SALARY TO life insurance; pol'cy provides weekly case of sickness or accldent; s payable death and ures as an endowment in six years; just what the people want and are illing 10 buy: salary of commission contracts for right partics; we also want a few specially Rood men as superintendents, Assurance Life association, Terre Haute, Ind. ~ J—M109 WANTED; NO HARD TIM alumiaum noveltics; buy direct; 200 per cent profit; secure territory; sample in velvet lined case 'starts_you; sent return mail for 10 Aluminum Novelly Co., 33 Broadway, N, at LADY ment;_quick sales Mrs, 'N. B. Little RUBDER UNDERGAR- bk profits; catalogue frec. MIg. ‘Co., Chicao, . I NTS TO SELL THE 1 Dest selling corset on earth; particulars write the Western J WANTED, best_we LADY AG ring MRS, DR._H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- lable busness medium; Tth year at 119 . 16th. MABSSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM LARUE, g 8. 15TH. T—M#Ts F 1421 _DODG, T-Mo79 2 MASSAGE, MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, LADIES TURKISH AND BLECTRIC BATHS, complexion treatment, bust development, mani- cure and chiropodist. Mme. Post, 319% South 1th street. MADAM SMITH 3, massage, vapor, and_sea_baths. PEKSONAL. DR. T. W. ETONE, 80 N. Y. uFE,"mg_auL D FLOOR, ROC steami,_suiphurine M213-2¢ 502 8, 19TH ‘alcohol, THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 1919 Farnam street. LECTRO THERMAL ~BATHS, Mme. Post, 319% 8. 1ith fl lI—A SSAG chiropodiat. HOLLOW OR PLAIN, AT 106 8. 14th street, U410 BLDG, HEALTH DK, FRES SKATES GROUND, A. L. Undeland's, VIAVI CO., 316 BEE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE FOR LADIES, 1816 Chicago st.; consultation, scientific, faclai and obesity treatment free Mondiys, January U—M316J25% HASS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOW- ers. Banquet, hall, residence and graye deco- rations, 1813 Vinton street, telephon TRY HEEMAN and Tansy pills; never fall; senled, $1.00. 1. Stevens & State street, Chicago. EMMA_BUST DI oper will_enlarge your bust 6 inches, anteed. Sealed instructions 2c. or 24 pag lustrated catalogue fe, by mail. Emma Tojlet _Tazar, Hoston, Mass. U P l‘ll\H\,\l DIVORCE 7’4!'!«'/5\'!,\‘- ADVICE free. Address Lawyer, 64 College Place, New York City - ALL KINDS OF R wanted, also lists of Cash paid. reau,” No. GUIDE TO BUCC How to trade wfully on Timited on gmin and stock markets; mafled free. & Co., Rinlto Blag., Chicago, 1. U MARRIAGE PAPER, TAMP; 1L criptions with 1esidences; many 115 Washing U—221-27 FEMALE . $1. Par- 65 State CLIPPINGS droses for Advertisers, Glose, stamp. | Advertising Dus N.Y. City. v SR TION. 2c wealth. DR, ver fi LADIES, Pills 1 ticul i st., 1. DO YOU SPECULATE ook, ““How to specy Chi margins in Grain and Stock mar free. Comstock, Hughes & Co., I Chicago. ROOMMATE WANTED; fon; to such a’ G 3, Bel HOW TO G stamp, Yor ONE AS A COMPAN- ne no’ rent would be charged WITH 1, 402 N U-249 T MARRIED. ADDRE Prudential Matrimonial Bur Life, Omal b, MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 818 N. Y. LIFE, loans at low rates for cholce securlty 1n Ne- braska and Towa farms or Omaha city property. W37 POLICIES LOANED ON O. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo. W38 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Drennan, Love & Co., Paxton bl W LIFE INSURANCE POLI oF bought. I NG WITHOUT A y 0 cts. for complete outfit pr and terms to agents. MOs. Drawe Chi WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF times, when any womna or man can make from $5 to $10 a day easily. All have heard of the wonderful success of the Climax Dish Washer; yet many are apt to think they can't make money selling it; but anyone can make se_every family wants one. One $478.36 in the last three months, ying all expenses and attending to reg- iness bes You don't have to can- as goon as people know you have it for sale they send for o Dish Washer. Address the Climax Mfi Co., 45 Starr Ave., Columbus, Ohio, for particulars J MONEY_TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE O.'F. Davls Co., 1306 Farnam st. W—380 VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. 3. W. Squire, 248 Beo bldg. W84 Continued. CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. A few years ag> land ‘was cheap and every one was anxious to &eN or exchange it. Those who took advantage of this and traded their clty property for land have made money. City property 18 dawn to bedrock and bound to mdvance, Reméfibet the time to buy or trade for a thing jm when it s cheap. ~List your farms with us'and we will make you money. We have komg first-class property to exchange for good fafm, FIDELITY TRUST CO., 1702 Farnam 8t HAVE YOU OMAHA PROP from cottage o tende for farm machin Address proposition 6 3y Bee. 9 TO THE MECHANIC and others Why wear your life out trying to pay high rents of excestive taxes on your home in town und depending_entirely upon your trade or profes- sion to make you a living? It you owned § acres of land near Omaha 3 could raise enough fruit and vegetables to muke your living and still work halt your time at your trade, We are sole agents for 4) acres, only 4 miles from P. O.; the finest lying land near Omaha, that sold in '§7 for $1,000.00 per acre spot cash The owner will cut this up into 5-acre tracts and will take & house and lot in Omaha as part payment, balance easy terms. The tax on § acres is'less than on your house and lot, and the land will make you a living and givé you a fine home. Your house and lot nearly breaks your back to keep up taxes and assessments. Omaha s gong 1o grow, and & acres within 4 miles will Increase in value five times as fast as your Bouse and lot, and make you & living in addl- tion, Seo ws at once for particulars FIDELITY TRUST CoMPANT, Agents. 1702 Farnam St. BARGAINS, 3 sale or trade, . Dariing, Barker block. RE—3% AUCTION. BUSINESS SOLICITED IN JEWELRY AND merchandise of all descriptions; twenty years' exparience; satisfaction guaranteed, best of references; males made In_and out of_ecity. Call on or address J. D. Lewis, office 214 16th street, with John Baumer, MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. G, F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND teacher, 1911 Cass street. HOMER MOORE, SPECIALIST IN culture, singing, breathing and prd volces tried free. Call at 1706, corner 17th. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. C. B. MORRILL, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, buper hangink, house and sign panting, brick Work, plastering: office, toom 1, Barker Bik.; tel. 785; shop, 22i1 Tzard: tel. 40s. MSTT CUTTING SCHOOL. THB ART OF CUTTING MEN'S CLOTHES taught, day or evening; terms reasonable. Par tculars of Max Morris, cutter, 1408 Farnnm st Mo 19 VOCAL unciation Chicago_stree M7 28 WHOLESALE COAL. JOINSON BROS., WHOLBSALE DEALERS IN all kinds of conl. Correxpondence solicited. 1008 Farnam street. o = COSTUMES =% LADIES AND MEN'S MASK SUITS rent at Golden Eagle store, 114 8. 16th street 685 IS DR DENTISTS. DR. PAUL, DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST, ~ STOVE REPAIRS, STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,00 DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water attachment and con- hections @ specialty. . 1307 Douglas street. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 06 “BUSINESS NOTICES. DAMAGED MIRIIOIIS RESILVE RED, 719 N Ifi a5 e ————— JOB PRINTING. REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING of all kinds._17th st., See bidg. E) 'TURKISH BATHS. TURKISH DATHS; ONLY PLACE IN CITY exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-10 Bee bide. M543 ~ DRESSMAKING. SMAKING IN FAMILIBS style guaranteed. Address G 10, Bee. T “ELOCUTION. LLA DAY R. fi, CO]\I'L “U\T'L BANK I“ DG IT_AND M991 27 SHORTHAND AND I'YPEWRITING. VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 1 EXCHANGES AND SALES; CITY PROP S farms, merchandise, Ge:vin Bros., 210 N. Y. Lite RE-391 ARM, MILES Address E'57, Bee. . RE—M319 J2ge FOR SALE, A 120-ACRE 15 northwest of Omaha. READ THIS, Buy property when there are but few buyers and it I8 cheap and you are sure to win. LOOK AT THIS: $5,000, for 100 feet in Hanscom $1,700. 1ot in Hanscom Place, worth $2,000, for $750. An_elegant new home, a little’ palace, worth $6,000, for $3,700. Lot in wesiern part of city, worth $3,000, $300. THINK OF THIS, Save your money and quit paying rent, We will take your outside lot and rent money towards a home. This is the best savings bank in the world, putting your money In your own ome. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam § Place, worth tor. CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, 616 N. Y, LIFE, W—385 LOANS AT LOWEST Pusey & Thomas, First Nat'l Bk, bldg. W82 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA roperty. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam. W358 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY ‘property. W. Farnam Smith & Co,, 1320 Farnam, W81 CITY AND FARM rates. AGENTS, HANDLE ALUMINUM GOODS AND make money: sales quick; profits large; send 10 for sample in plush box; illustrated eireu- lars free. Novelty Introduction street, Chicago. £25.00 TO $0.00 PER WEEK USING AND SELL- ing Old Reliable Plater. _Every family hus rusty, worn knives, forks, spoons, etc. Quickly plated by d'pping in melied metal. No experi- ence or hard work; a good situation. Addrees W, P Harrison & Co., Clerk No. 14, Columbus 0. WANTED, EDUCATED YOUNG LADIES AND others’ having spare time, for light work at home. _ Permanent. — No canvassing. No fake. Enclose Se stamp for all necesmry o - begin. Chicago Press Clipping Bureau, 36 La 197. hincs; can make 25 day easy Enclose stamb for particulars. Chicago Introduction Co., 638 Jackson st., Chicago. 2 retails $1.00 RELIABLE LADY AG business; $10.00 capital At Call or address Gene street, South Omaha. A GOOD PAYING quired to secure out- al Agent, 325 N. 221 WANTED TO RENT—A T s ot kau Ioeanity) dress G 23, Bee near MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE L6 per cent.” W. B. Melkle, 1st Nat. bank bld. W “MONEY TO LOAN—GBATTELS FOR SALE, NEW Tar, cistern, ity waier, oor. $oth And Sanier $1.250.0; long time, Inquire 1318 Farnam. Samucl Burns, RE—391 FINE GARDEN LAND, 6 MI. FROM P. O. $100 per acre. 940 N. Y. L. Bldg. RE—08¢4 FOR SALE—30-ACRE YOUNG ORCHARD, 1% way “between Seymour park and new state falr grounds, on Center street road, 1,000 good ar-old apple trees, 2,000 3-year-old grapes, all in good siate of cultivation, land lays higa and slghtly; you can ‘see’nll bver Omaha and South Omaha’ from it; house, ‘barn, corn crib, cow shed, good well and ciatern and cave, also & good boxelder and walnut grove all around house, ‘a5 _well ‘as ‘mall bearing grape vine: yard and plum, apple’and cherry trees; located 6l miles 5. . of P; O. For price and terms address, G 4, Bte RL —952—27 1-ROOM_ CO' MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS and all Kinds of security. Fred Terry, room 4% Ramge block. X-319 LIST BARGAINS IN LANDS WITH CARROLL M. Carter, R. 5, main floor N. Y. Life, Omaha. RE-869-F17 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture, pianos, " horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security at loweet possible rates, which you can pay bacic at any time and n’ any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO:, Room “Illmvll block. X989 B. HADDOCK, ROOM 27 RAMGE BLOCK. X487 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city: no removal of goods: strictly confldential; you can pay the loan oft at-any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCREAS book, Small Chicag FOR SALE, ONE-HALF INTEI established furniture and unde sickness of one partner the any one wanting this kind of qure good onying business; Bee. 2 YOUR INCOME; SEND FOR FREE “How to Trade Successfully in Grain on Margins.” Perkins & Co., 214 Rialto, Mg J29° usiness can_ se- about__ $4,000.00 v—M901 OR_SEVEN-ROOM four adults, Address G WANTED, A SIX Wished cotiage for Turnished house. “LADY TO WORK FOR 381507 werkly: no canviussing; s Etlie Montgomery, 631 16th ANY LADY CAN MAKE §1§ W LY WORK inge for us quictly ot home. Position permanent and (€ you can only sparc two hours per duy, don't fall to investigate. Reply stamped envelope. Womin's Mutual Jollet, 111, LADIES, TO DO F 46.00 10 $10.00; st send stamp. Delray Mich ME AT d stamp. NCY WORK AT uu\u- no canva STORAGE. BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. 8. cnouse. Houschold goods st Venworth. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD G and cheap rate. K. Wells, 1111 1 FRANK L‘wEns,‘mT HARNEY, Mg UPRIGHT and_ where it Toom 430 Ramge M320 THAND planos, please state price, make can be seen. H. B. Scott, 'mn?; OF THE Dy, 105 Farnam, 108 N, | HOUSES N’.\u. CITY, 0. ¥, Davis comp HOUSES; BENAWA & CO., Wi s}m 9 ROOMS AND BARN Inquire at 422 8. 15th st D366 on Fark ave. NINE ROOMS; FUR— and Farnam, $27.00;, $5.00 and $10.00, different ‘Thomas, 41 Beo bullding. 3 . bath, iso ' cheap’ parts city. ele, ot houses, Dexter L AGE, IN GOOD RE per ‘month to good block from Farna Stoetzel's stove st D35 IVE MINUT nt December 24th, NT—6-ROOM _COT" pair, city water, $10.00 parties, 119 N, %ith, 1 cur line. Inqu next 1o postofice. $ROONM walk G. 1 M MODERN HOU! from court. house, vac Green, toom 2, Barker block, D—108 FOR RENT-8ROOM COTTAGE; ALL MOD- ern conveniencon, 2112 Callifornia st Milton Rogers & Son, Uih and Farnam, D185 FOR RENT. EAP FOR THE WINTER, one S-rooin house, $10.00, three 5-room cottages, .00, J. A, Scott, Omaha Nat'l bank. D-M213 HOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN BLK,16 & Dou CITY & CO. CLAIMS, PRITCHARD 17 WE BUY AND moved), H. W, SELL HOUSES (10 BE Barnum & Son, 114 N. 18th N-Mi21 128 REPORTS FROM 86 T Bloomfleld, Neb, WANTED, A HIGH GRA o ‘secana hand; will oaS cash. Addrems Bee offi N-MII1 27 WANT TAND FOLDIN 10 be found. Ad- Ia. N-MU1 THE N. W. Horrigan, rO BUY 200 SECONI ; state price and where Wilson, Modal ) BUY N FEED STORE tures for spot cash, Address FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST. Saturdays, 10 8. m. Robt. Wells. FOR SALE, CHIEAL, FURNITURE OF 23 ROOM house With tweniy boarders, Fine “location. Rent of house cheap. Address G 17, Bee olo 0—160-28 FURNITURF Call at 46 South 24th av 02412 M OR FOR It a 6room cottage. CAPITOL AVE e 0. F. Davis ¢ FOR RENT, n13 rooms, modemn. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, WITH furnace, bath, gas, hot and cold water: one- Balf hloek from Farnam street motor line; in desirable residence locality in the efty— 0 South 3th ave. For particulars apply o Home Invesiment Co,, 204 Paxton Blk D~ MsT0 COTTAGE IN FOR RENT. GOOD plendid’ repair; small barn; city water, near Bemis park; will rent cheap or tho winter Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam strect. D-M8S6 28 FINE -ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 101 8. 16TH Btreot, range and all other convenicnces, $30.00. Goorgo Clouser, room 3, Patterson bik.. 1623 am strcet. DT EROOM #TOOM MODERN HOUSE, §% 1 2616 Capital ave. WANTED, 70 RENT MODERN HOURE, mbaut seven rooms, between Leavenworth and Davenport strcets, ‘east of Wik Adiiess G 3. Bee ofiice. D—-Mys3 270 MODERN ; KOUNTZE | 218 RES]- ence. arm aad (o IGis. W elnhabs Agency. 331 Moard of Trade. D—-M11] FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES, #ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. or 42 Barker Liock, FOR RENT-KURNISHED Bouth Bst avenue. W1 WIRT BT WALNUT DBED ROOM f bevel plate glass, marb 0 cons dition. $15.00: also odd bed, wash stand, tablos, Charles st O-zik z10 TEN-ROOM HOT NT AND I ture for sale at a bargain; parties leaving will give time or exchange for good m notes: near Dodge and. 26th; excellent plac ors and roomers. Address G 27, Dee. FOR SALE, SOLID JRNI- city ; tgage for 3 FOR R " FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, "BRIDGEPORT ORGANS. 17 o, 17th. Q368 WEGMAN PIANOS, Woodbridge Lros. HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE: pickets. C. R Lee, 01 Douglas. ST. BERNARD BITCH, § MC pedigree, elikible to ' reglster, cheup. 30 Harker bloek FOR SALE_CHEAP, SLEIGH, GOOD CON tlon, sinigle or donlle seated, with shatts pole. At “Liltie Gem Stable. Cass ot "HARD WOOD Q- i85 OLD, FINE for_sale very QMY \DI- nd FOR SALE-TWO FU nurd dogs, & months; § et 'y DOG, § MO OLD. . Denison, Lo, Q-1 AD. FOR BENT 100 UND uvation. Davis Compuny W-M26-29 SLEGANT SET 5o bullding for rent cheap; Inquire A. Martin, 1615 I\ Y—Myol—2i trally located. nam st. FOR SAL and fixture party; pre count’ of sickness, own; good swner giving up Address G 1 FOR SALE. A CLEAN STOCK OF DRUGH. For particulars address P. O, box BARGAINS; SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- erties and farms. John N. Frenzer, opp. I O. RE—M83 BUY A HOME IN SUNNY TEXAS: GOOD churches, good schocls, good people, cheap lands, A. A. Aldricn, county judge, Cowan, Tex. E-MI04 250 BE INDEPENDENT, BUY A HOME; 5-ROOM house and Iot, $§%, room house ‘and lot, $1.100, room house and lot,'$1,600. room house and lof, $3,000. Or vancant lot, and build, 28th and Bristol, cor- ner, $450. Zith and Spaulding, $400, 24th and Maple, $550. A very small amou very easy. Remember, we never offer anything but genuine snap: H. E. Cole Co., 106 N. 15th, RE—M234-51 THE REALTY MARKET, INSTRUME! 26, 1895: WARRANTY DEEDS. W N Caseel and wife to W J Lemp Bret ing_company, lot #, block 2, Hoffman R B Gaylord, trustee, to W G Crounsy irlington Place.... Tot 3, block 3, T T A _F Lucas to Peter Petersen, lot 10, block 1, Fowler Place ........ i QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, and w 1 R Andrews, 17, block 2. Briges' Place... So Charles Hoffut et al to A M Graff, iots and 8, block 4, Waterloo . TS placed on record January € R Hanna Tot Total amount of transfers ...... PATEINT BUREAU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Uillding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. RAILWAY TIME CARD Eeaves [BURLINGTON Omaha|Usion Depot, 10ih & Mason Denver Bxpress. Puget Snd. i 5pm. Denver Express.. G:a3pm. . Nebraska Local (except’ Sunday). Lincoln Local (except Sunday) Fast Mail_(for_Lincoln) Daily ON € Q Arrives | Omaha “& MO. KIVER.|Arrives .Chicago Ve “hicago iigo, and St Louls Special sacitic Junction Local AGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.JArrives » Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha ~_Chicago Limited...... ‘Chicago_Express (ex._Sun.) CHICAGO & NORTHWEST Union_Depot, 10th & Mason stern Express Vestibuled Limited. ‘Mo, Valley Local Chicago_Sp: CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC, Union_Depet, 10th & EAST. T AUantic_Express (ex. Sunday)... {25pm. L Night Express..... 30pm. .. Chicago Vestibuled Limiied 11:85pm.Oklahoma. Exp. (to C. B, ex. Sun.j 11 B:00pm.. :10um, Leaves Omaha) 11:05m 4:00p: 5:45p Leaves |Arrives Omana son_Sts.| Omaha opm A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME—100 ACRE: d 2 miles west of city; very cheap. Parrotte. 1 LOST. RED COW. RE Dodge ‘strect and get reward. M3 _WEST. Toam. . (ex. Sun.).11:30pm 10 +....Colorado Limited, 4:00pm Leaves ST, P., c 0. Arrives Smanal _Depot ‘1ith and Webstor Ste. | Omina .Nebraska Passenger (daily)..... 8:15pm foux City Express (ex. Sun.) +....St_Paul Limited... ALLOWAY RODBE BETW le, and 20th and Emmmet it returned to Dr. Christie, room st and Mo reward Karbach blk. LOST—A BUNCH OF KEYS, ris shoe store and got reward, LOST—A GRAY FUR COLLAR opera house Thursday evening. ceive reward, 4500 214 LEAVE A Lost R AT DOV Return 127 10th and re Lost—24 HOTELS . % VER WANTE| e and coll well pos department. st insur Address Business, Y stock’ cheap land, exceilent and nearnchs 1o th are features; Dodson, Kearney, THE T. R. RC shoes atSout gagees’ sale 64 8. 18th nd climate [d no trade Neb, general productly Mish 1' CK_OF BOOTS AND aha will be sold at mort- c at 10 . m. Dunn, St., Omaha SICIAN WAN > in partnership with AN ENERGETIC YOU. 10 locate i the city and an old physician, Will put in some money or worls for share in the proceeds, et of refe ences, Particulars on application, Address M., Box 52, Wilmore, K Y M219-2 WANTED-PARTNER EITHER CASH OR fresh stock furniture and undertaking by live man_doing rushing business. Address M., Box Sheridan, Wyo. -2 131, FOR SALE, HALF INTERF business in Omaha; good this will stand clofest inspection; 3 Teal estate us part pa L answ O DESIRABLE Treasons for selling; might take IMPORT st OFFICE MA ant with wh vost 40 (5 buy firm $1.500.00, profits; rare chance; ) TAKE house of FOR EXCHANGE. A _FINE RESIDENCE, property and land loc Bukes, N ware. SOMB BUSINESS ted in and city of , 10 exchange for a stock of hard G. Cady, Oakes, N. Z—Ms FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR YOWA OR wastern Nebraska farm land. clean §7.000 stock of general merchandise; will deal with owners only. Lock box 334, Neola, 1a. Z—M97T 200 70 EXCHANGE, FOR GOOD FARM LANDS Wt actual valué in eastern Neb. or western fowa, stock of general merchandise, invoice §5.500.00 to $4,000.00, and store building. Wil assume small incumbrance or pay difference in ‘Address A. W. Clarke, Papillion, Neb. PSS P 1D LOT CHANGE FOR 1 home. lde property 10 exchange for farm. Corner lot, 1 biock from new theate $25.000, (0 exchange for rentul property lotk, dereage, or Kood lana. Fidérlty Trose Company, 17 Enquire of F. O equity 300d | worth vacant Farnam 1000-28 TWO STORY BIRICK BUILI- 108, 1entel; for atock 1 & CHANGE 0 biceks swirt RADE, A PRETTY ash _price, 32,200, for furnishings or notions, $500 L0 $65,000; Dalance cash, O. 8 M., 2100 Locust st., Louis, M % FULL LOT, FIN well imprived far 1id_some cash, HOME, DALLAS, clean stock dry CATION. 160 clear, wil trade 7 to -room house . E. Cole Co., 106 N, 1ithe Z-M33-4 HOTEL BARKER, 13TH AND JONES STS, 5 rooms at $1.50 p 5 rooms at §2:00 per d Special rates lo commercial travelers. and board by week or month, man; Room Frank Hilditeh, 397 Gmana 2:10pm 2:10pm 05am st Mall and Express. ) Wyo. I wlnlk Express (i . Paul_Exp Leaves K. C., ST. J. & C.B, Omata|Unton_Depst, 10th & Mason ““MISSOURI PACIFIC, __Depot_15th and Webster Sts. t. Louls e LS. Louls Express.. Nebraska Local (ex. Sun.). SIOUX CITY & VACIFIC, - - Sts, Leaves _Omaha Ar TNA HOUSB (BUROPEAN). N, W. COR, h and Dodge, Rooms by day or week, 398 COR. 16TH AND CHICAGO American p 160" and $2.00 per opean plan, $1.00 por day. ‘single or ensuite, for families or gentle- at reasonable rates. M. J. Franck, MIDLAND HOTEL, strects, ARMATURE storage | eral mac Omaha Electric ERS REWOUND; recharged; electrical and gen® superior work guaranteed. Works, 617 and 619 8. 16th st. a2 BLECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC tors for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec- _trical Supply Co., 418 and 420 8, 15th st. 413 LEATHER BELTING, CHAS. A. SCHIEREN & CO., Mfg., 306 §. 12th s 947 BICYCLES, M. 0. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH, OMAHA BICYCLE CO., 38 N. 16TH ST. 90 STERLING DICYCLES; BUILT LIKE A WATCH Western Electrical SUDNY Co., 422 8, ‘:Llh st 528 15 CLES, 1116 FARNAM 101 H_K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalier, 1615 Chicago st., telephone 9. 803 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telcphone 1060. 94 MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM- W17 Famam st telephone 3%, 3% BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8, 16(h ST, M. 0. balmer, W. COAL 401 His flice to 209 8. 16th st., Brown biock. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUT for hard coal, and $2.50 ton cheaper. 1605 Far- num street; maln entrance Board of Trade. [ BUILDING & LUAN‘A 3322(A (0 \f— HOW TO GET A HOME OR SBCURE GOOD interest on sav ngs. Apply o Omaha L. & B. Aw'n., 104 Hee Uigs. G M. Nattinger, Sec. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. A 6.7, & per cent when 1 %, 3 years old redéemable. 1104 Farmam at, Nattinger, & SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. TA.{:w’ 10th & Mason Sts. ~.Sioux ¢ T8 Paul_ Limited Teaven | UNION PACIFIC |Atrives Cihial Unton_Depot, 10th & Mason_ Sts.| Omiha Kearney Exp 45pm lana 5 i Fast Mail. WABASH RAILWAY. |Arrives “OmahaUnon Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha. _St. Louls Cannon Ball.......12:36pm Searching for a County Clerk, FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 26.—Nothing has yet been heard from Daniel W. Souder, the ex-county clerk, who so mysteriously disappeared two weeks ago. Searching par- ties have returned from Chicago, Cincinnat, New York and other cities, where it was thought he might have gone, but no trace of Lim has been found. The case is attracting wide attention, and searching parties aro still hunting for him. B e Four Hundred Dollars for the Robbors. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.—Authorities of the Cotton Belt railway and the Pacific Express company have offered jolntly a reward of $400 for the capture of the robbers who held up and robbed an express on that road In Arkansas last night. They furnish descrip- tion of the two men whom they believe (o be the gullty parties. o New Mexico's Memorial for Statehood. SANTA FE, N. M., Jan, 26.—A memorial to congress praying the immediate passage of the New Mexico statehood, bill passed the lower house of the assembly by a vote of 19 to 4. 1t will be unanimously adopted in. the council and hurriedly forwarded to Wash- ington in hopes that the scnate may take favorable action at the present session. ALiachins Aariar HURON, 8. D., Jan. 26 Deland, by direction of Attorney General CrawforG, bas attached the property here in which fevior, the defaulting state treasurer, is interestod Deland has attached Taylor's Interests in nearly 26,000 acres of farm lands, eight eity blocks and 281 city lots. - Nigned the Fin Plate Soale. PITTSBURG, Jan. 26.—The Monongalicla Tin Plate company of this city has signed the scale and will start up at once. This is the il firm to sign. WITH PLAYS OF MID-WINTER Ohat of the Men and Women Who Constitute the Actors' Qolony. PROMISES FOR THE COM'NG WEEK Salvinl Emphasizes His Claim to the Public Recognition but 1His “Student of Sala- manca’ Proves a Complete Fallure —Among the Theaters, Beyond tho Salvini theatrically has been without interest. ander Salvini, however, gave a magnificent performance of “Don Caesar De Bazan' and a virile portraiture of Dumas' ““Three Guards men.” In the “Student of Salamanca,” how ever, he failed to add a single tittle to his growing reputation, for Salvini has the mak Ing of a great big actor when age tones down the exuberance of youth and Eoftens his zeal for over-accentuate, Talking to one of his leading women several years ago, she told the writer that it required all her strength to fit Salvini's climaxes, and that her vi had almost gone In consequence of the over- straining necessary, which Salvinl insisted upon from his leading lady. Herein then is found the chief fault of Salvini's work, its overbolsterousness and its departure from the accepted tenets of the stage. But Salvini has youth and enthusiasm and when these are somewhat subordinated he will be much more acceptable to theatergoers than he now is, although his clientele is constantly grow- ing. engagement the week Alex- YVETT! She Gives a Description of Two of IHer songs. Yvette Guilbert, the celebrated French singer of naughty songs, was interviewed by the Pall Mall Budget in London. . “I have such songs if they will only un- derstand them.” “What are they? “‘La Soulade. It has been of the grand success In Paris. All the literateurs in Parls have come to hear it. But it fs hard work in England, that song, and 1 am afraid. In Paris, no; everyone un- derstand. But I hope it will be here, for it im my greatest. It is quite human. It has such—it has the—intensite.” “What is it about?’ “‘La Soulade; that is, the woman who always—what do you say—drunks. It i the pity of her, the miserable, that I ex- press. When she go out the people follow her and point and shout her. Once a little boy follow her and take a stone and throw her. And in the song I make the noise like the foule, the crowd that follow her. It is a great dramatic effect. Verdi has speak much of that song. Sarcey of Paris he has said that it is something du grand art that 1 have done. But I sing the Der- anger, ‘Grandmere’ of the great old poet Francais. They have said they do not be- leve 1 could sing something not like my own son, But it has been a great succ as never has been that. Such success as every man of literature in Paris have come to see me—Meilhac, Sardou, Francols, Coppee, Catulle Mendez, and they say 1 have never been in the good way of my talent more. But I am not only one siyle. In Paris 1 sing eight, nine songs, and it gives mo to show eight, nine styles; so they say: “Yvette Guilbert, she is not one artiste, but eight artiste in one." “And La Pierreuse, that at new song, is it not?” “‘La Plerrcuse.’ Verdi sa chanson cafe concert, but tragedy. She is a woman, a_Whitechapel, and the maitresse of a man. She lives with him. He is a poor miserable, but she loves him, and one day he goes to the guillotine, for it has been a murder, and she is there far away in the crowd, and sees him, and 1 realize the effect of the sad scene in the morning, when the day is little and a little dark, and, as the knife come down he cry, “Pee-wit,' the old cry toher, and I make it realize how she hears it very little in the distance and the swish of the knife. Ah, I have seen soldiers cry over that song.” is another Br vs It is not of of the high A DOG MELODRAMA, A Performance of Educated Caplaes In New York. At Koster and Bial's, in New York, there is a performance of which the Commercial Advertiser gives this description: The most striking number was furnished by Tschernoff's educated dogs. It is worth going many a mile to see their acts. Of course, they do all the usual tricks, but it is the canine play that caught the house. At one corner is a little saloon. A black poodle dressed as a policeman Is leaning against tbe wall—the true policeman indif- ference—when a jet of flame and smok shoots from an upper window. The copper is started. He hesitates for a moment and then starts off on a dead run for the fire alarm. A moment later the cngine rattles up, drawn and driven by dogs, of course, dressed like firemen, They drag out the hose and beat at the doors. The hook and ladder arrives. The ladder Is run up to a second story window and the red-helmeted firemen mount one after another. One of them, a Pomeranian, staggers down the lad- der with a basket of valuables. A poodle fireman follows, holding a baby. The flames and smoke by this time have overwhelmed the little house, and the last fireman is suffo- cated and falls dead at the foot of the lad- der. By the way, there is a young woman, full size, who is rescued from the building. She should be cut out; she can't act as well as the dogs, and, in addition, ruins the naivete of the scene. The dead fireman is lifted anions and laid on a table. his helmet beside him. Then, with a cry of gricf, the drollest little figure in widow's weeds, with a long blond wig, hold- ing a handkerchicf to her eyes, pusies on and kneels beside the table, kissing the dead fireman beside the table, They try to lead her away, but she rushes back and knecls, sobbing, by tho dead hero. And when the ambulance comes and bears him away she follows it, weeping, her handk chief to her ey All this is funny enough to split a dys- peptic’'s sides, but when two little puppies in pinafores toddle on and wail in the widow's skirts the house goes mad with laughter, It fg the best bit of comedy in town today. The dog who played the part of the widow 18 a genuine actress. She has all the temperament and dramatic power of Olga Nethersole, with a finish and dis- tinction which the English emotional actress has not yet attained. by his com- He is motion- Coming “A Green Goods Man,” that entertaining and laughter provoking farce, with its keen satire on the green goods swindle, will appear at the Empire for four nights, commencing with matince today. The play has proved a record breaker in more ways than one. The fun i seid to be incessant and from the rise of the curtain upon the opening scene dull carc and business troubles and worrie: vanish into air, and laughter holds full sway. The quaint humor of that prince of comedians and folly good fellows, Paul Dresser, s infectious, and his funny saying and actions will linger in the memery when others have come and gone. Mr. Dresser is deservedly a favorite with the amusement public, a conscientious and earnest devote of his art. He will appear as a German saloon keeper and his size makes him the ideal character, for e it known, Mr. Dresscr weighs nearly 400 pounds, and as all German saloon keepers are supposed to be fleshy, especlally when impersonated on the stage, he has his size in hig favor and he will not require to make up the part much. The green goods swindle has lonk been one of the principal modes of making a living employed by an unscrupulous class of people. It has been exposed time and again by the public press, but, seemingly, the supply of Kuaves aud fools were and are inexhaustible. This play will expose the trick in a farcical way and should make the paths of these rogues doubly difficult in the future. The play itself abounds in funny situations and strong comedy characters, and portrays a type of people found in the lower 400 of every large city, Morrison's is for an ngagement at the % with Sunday matinee, February The company 15 sald to be of the same Ligh grade of ex | country. aid M cellence, characteristic of this production in its former appearance in this city, and headed by the well known actress, -Miss Rosabel Mortison. “Every time 1 see Murphy I think better of the Irish,” a young Engiish lady said to her escort in Detroit last Monday night while some of the laughter caused by ‘The Kerry Gow' still remained to brighten her face. And she was not the only one unacquainted with the Irish character wha might have uttered a like sentiment. That prejudice against the Irlsh has been height- ened by the presentation on the stage of the most ridiculous and brutal pictures of Irish life. Its almost total obliteration has been effected in no small measure, through the same medium that was used in strength- ening it—the stage. It needed only that Irish men and women should be represented before the public faithfully that they should be appreciated, and the need was met by such men as Joseph Murphy, and by none more than him. ~ He deserves from hix countrymen for his work everlasting praise, and the Irish can hardly perform a more religious act than praying that his voice may long be preserved him. Mr. Murphy will close his present engagement at Boyd's theator this (Sunday) evening in ‘The Kerry Tow.' latest achievement of Mrs, Jen- nie Kimball, “Hendrick Hudson, or the Dis- covery of Columbus,” will be seen at Boyd's theater the first three nights of this week, with the same special cast that presented this operatic extravaganza for six consecutive months at Chicago during the World's fair, 100 nights in New York, and elght weeks in Boston. Al of the beautiful scenery, cos- tuming creations, electrical and mechanfcal effects will be exhibited. The costumes have been most lavishly supplied, the materials are of the finest and richest qualities, and the colors such as blend so harmonfously and plcturesquely that in the successive group- ings the most critical eye cannot detect. & jarring shade. The scenery Is rendered striking by a series of ingenious transforma- tlons, “Every scene s a Kaleidoscope of rare beauty, and is constantly changing, The production contains everything which tends to an enjoyable evenlng and pleases the enses, The company numbers sixty people, headed by the charming comedienne, prima donna, danseuse, Corinne, She fs an ac- complished musician, and has made the mandolin a study. It has taken years of practice under teachers both home and for- elgn to attain to her present position. She is bubbling over with mirth, and inspires the play with the spirit of her own per- sonality, It |s unnecessary to judge her by others.” She is assisted in the nerry making by a clever coterie of comedians seldom seen in the company, viz.: Williard Simms, Charles Fostpelle, James ~ Sturgess, Harry Dietz, Frank Hayden, Charles Kirke and Mark Wooley. The electrical march of the phantom cuirassiers, infante prodigy (New York's latest sensation), the Cairo quadrille, the Persian dancing girls, the Midway Plais~ ance are a few of the speoial features. Some of the gorgeous scenes and effects in- clude the World’s fair clectrical pa the Everglades of Florida, the Fountain ot Youth, the Falls of Niagara, the Santa Marfa, a real steam launch and New Amsterdam In 1609, The very Mr. George B. Williams of New York, the celebrated akespearean reader, is one of the few artists in his particular role who has been able to make a success of his work. He devotes his whole time to the giving of Shakespearean plays, and they are put before his audiences in such a manner as to win_ thelr admiration and approbation, not only by his thoroughly novel business methods, but by his superior artistic work upon the platform. Mr. Wililams gives the plays entirely from memory, and with his finely modulated voice and excellent facial expression, with no cos- tumes or accessories, successfully personates the many characters represented in cach of the plays. He gives a scholarly and cone gcientious reading of the text, with no at- tempt at acting the parts, and as a gentle: man remarked, it is not only “as good a a play” enacted by actors on the stage, but it is better. a finer intellectual exercise, and one which will grow into favor. Mr. Wil- liams has achieved a serics of brilliant suc- c2sses in his work rarely known in the his- tory of American readers. His coming re- cital in Omaha will be given about February 8, and s now being arranged for by private subseription. Chat uf the Stage. There are four hundred and odd places of amusement open nightly in London, which entertains a million people a week, Elita_Proctor Otis has made a_big Nancy Sykes in Dickens’ “Olivor Twist playing at the Schiller theater, Chicago. . A Yenuine Yentleman,” Gus Heege's now Swedish comedy, which is now in the pros cess of completion, will be given its first public performance in the early spring. Cissy Loftus! What memories that name recalls to resident Britishers, Is the big card at Koster & Bial's, New York. She made a tremendous hit Monday night with her impersonations of famous people. The second edition of “Little Queen Irene’ has been issued with a new title page de- signed by Raber, and containing a half tone photo of Corinne, who will sing the song during her Omaha engagement, Frederick Hallen of Hallen & Hart will quit the stage at the end of this season and become a manager. He will send out a com- pany, under the title of Halle Comedians, and present a new skit under the happy title of “A Dark Hoj * Joseph Hart of Halle forward as an author. which it is sald that Gus Willlams T. Kelly will star next season, s position, and } has also written for a comic opera, which is to be by Harris & Co., the New York lishers, . The District Attorney,” by Charles Klein and Hamilton Gray Fiske, editor of the Dra- matic Mirror, made success Monday even- ing at the American theater, New York. e morning papers of Tuesday spoke gen= erally in very complimentary terms of the production which, coming at the close of the Lexow investigation, is very timely, The countess of Clancarty, formerly Miss jelle Bilton of musie hall fame, will, accord- ing to report, soon return to the s in London. It appears that the finences of the of C rty have not been prospering. jber 27, gave birth to it as now & Hart has come A Family Tree,” in and John his com- the book presented usic pub- twins title of Lord Kilconnel and the other son is Hon, Power Franc o Poer Trench, that’ being the fa me of the earl of nearty Ben Teal, the well known stage rector and manager, has probably staged more pre- tentious theater productions than any man at nt actively engaged in such work In country. Such productions as Palmer Brownies, now running at the Four- teenth street theat w York, “In Old Kentucky," feld by the Enemy,” *Blue s and “Niobe,” were #ifted through his ful discrin before publicly pres 1s at present engaged with Dazey In arranging for the production of the latter's new American play, “The War of Wealth,” which Is to recelve its initial presentation at the C hn:nml street opera house, Philadelphia, February e Forged and Sold Kuilro CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—William A. Burns has been arrested on a charge of forging rafls road passes. Burns had obtained letter heads of different companies and rubber stamps, making facsimiles of the signatures of several rafiroad men. He would write requests for transportation as coming from an official of some prominent rcad, and, having obtained it, sell it to brokers, He is sald to have operated extensively and victimized nearly every ¢ road in the country. The arrest was instigation of the Rio Grande We this Cox' - Mornia Will Send Ald. JOSE, Cal., Jan. 26.—A meeting was to provide means to ald Nebraska 1 large number of representative were ATrangements were present, A thoroughly canvass the city and normal school Prof. Childs of the volunteered to send 700 young ladies to solicit Subcommittees were appointed principal towns of the country, for Korty Thousand. CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—The Lake Stroet Eles vated company ade defondunt in & $40,000 suit commenced In the circult court by the Denver Nationul bank. No declargs fon was filed, but It was sald the sult was brought on n glven by the company o SAN held sufferers citizens made to lere for the Sned was contractors which had been discounted by the Colorado bunke