Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 19, 1895, Page 7

0eY OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESHAY FEBRUARY Svertinements for thess cotamms will b aken untll 12:30 p. m. for the evenipg and unth 8 p. m. for the mo editio Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, can have answers addressed to numbered letter In eare of The #ee. An- #wers #o addressed will bo delivored upon presentation of the check only. Kates, 11.2¢ n word, first inserilon, o a word hereafter. Nothing twken for less than 25¢ for tirst Insertion. Aheso advertisemonts must vely. 1an consecus WANTED--WMALE HELP. MEN_ AND TEAMS ders. Salary $75 1o $20 ability. The Litchfield Town AND YOUR send_your Wik ndckties the llowing etenm laundries of Omaha City team, " Jate’ City hicago e trada mark svating it SELL mon th Mg, Co., WANTED 500 our fed gr bater City TO I W WANTED-YOU ) i Yon i MEN WHO WILL WORK Targe commission sample todenl. 13! Write us, We will explain ulars, _gend stamp. Hou 73 dth street, Clnelnnati, O. 11-Mi763 100 unne menled part Specialty company WANTED, SALESM line of libricating or ns _wide Iin Addresk Powers TO HANDLE FINE 8 nnd greases, exclusiy Experience not necessary Ol Co., Cloveland, O, - M761 100 WANTED FEMALE hELP LADIBS T0 DO FA WORK AT HOM $6.00 10 $10.00; steady work: no canvassing stamp. Delray Needlework Co., Delray, Mic n 58 LADUES call at WANTING andnavian Y. [0 W, 3§ GIRLS 1§13 Casa st M Home, d WANTED, work; four tween 2 and Bih St IRL,_ FOR in_family, AL HOUSE Call be- s required 7631, m.; referenc FEW LADIES OF GOOD CHAR- % {0 assist_in introduc Address at once, H 3 SD—A FOR RENT--HOUSES. T. K. DARLING, DARKER 111 1 'S OF THE CITY. Farnam THE NT—HOUSE OF on Park ave. Inquire 300D RE- o kood Farnam store, FOR RENT—6 r, oty water partios, 119 N ar line. Inquire next o postoflic SROOM walk fr Barker bl HOUSES, WALLACE, IN ‘month from tove $10.00 th, 1 at per block Stoet MODERN HOUSE. m court house. C k. MIN ven, room 98, OR T rooms, CAPITOL AV The 0. F. Davia comps WITH in The clty—~ lars upply NT— 2013 modern. OR RENT-MOD] furnace, bath, gas, half blick from I most_desirable res N th 38th ave. Investment Co., RN 10-ROOM 110 hot and cold m street motc e locality in For partic 301 § otk 1623 D017 3, 5, Clouser, Farnam sireet. ALWAYS COMFORTAB room houses and flats, unequile Tizard, 221 North 2ith st. D—514-18* TOR RENT—BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL modern conveniences, furnished or unfurnished, o responsible party; stable on lot. C. B. Hor: ton, 1432 So. 26th st. D—M673—-23 A_GOOD CHANCE TO COMMENCE HOUSE. keeping; furniture cheap; in a 6-room flat; nice location' and a very low rent. Address i 25, this office. D—M675—19% FOR 1t S-ROOM_HOU 1L ) E; ALL MODERN Improvements; elegant hard wood _finish. ~ 406 N. 23 street. D-MT06-10 FOR RENT—FLATS AT NORTHEAST CORNER of 1ith and 1, 1 streets on reasonable Inquite room 314 Ist Natl. bank bldg. D— FOR RENT. Al improvements except furnace. —STEAM. central, ROOM HOUSE; MODERN 7-ROOM HOU: ly 1300 S. 2500 sir FOR RENT_BRICK Pered, modern convenlences., &R.\K}mn_x. AP- AWLY PA- 318 N, A —_— EOR RENT—-FUBNISHED ROOMS. PLEASANT ROOM, 1019 DODG B FOR RENT_STEAM HEATED FURNISHED Tooms. €04 So. 13th. E—2)4—F29 8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, man and wife; rent taken in board. 319 N. 17th. 103 FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNREY. O i) M2 TRNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTL ceping, 006 N. 17th st NICELY ¥ men or house FULNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FOR RENT-FURNISHED Loard, steam heat. Utopia, 172 ROOMS 1 D WITH RENT-WITH BOARD, A om. 219 California sireet. 3812 CHICAGO, SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, ALSO table board. Tel. 138). 667 NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT With excellent board, 1722 Dodge, F—677—19% TOOME AND BOARD FOR MAN AND WIFE or gentiemen, $4.50 week, 1610 Dav. ROOMS FOR RENT_THE A-STORK BRICK BU 916 Farnam street. This building has a proof cement basement, complete steam ng fixtures ,water on all floors, gas, etc. ply at the ofiice of The B THE MA ER BUILDING, 1ith and Farnam the whole buflding heat, electric ele- vator; building will be arranged to sult ten- ant. Inquire 1018 Farnam street. FOR RENT-FIRST CLASS THREE. and basement brick store with elev Farnam, sultable for any kind of business. quire at’ room 314 First National Bank Did fire. heat- Ap. ~10 N. B, 25100 or 44x100, TORY In. AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS IN EVERY STAT commission. Agents mak to $50 weekly. B M, osse, Wis. J-M318 2 OR 3 UNF very B 2D TROOMS, state pri CLOSE Address 190 IN, H BEST BUILDING IN OMATIA, U. wov. bonded warchouss Household £00ds st Lowest vates. 10131015 Leavenworth, M BTORAGE. FRANK EWERS, 319 1214 HARNEY. M—521 WANTED—TO BUY. CITY & CO WARRANTS PRICHARD 1712 SECOND HAND U ane tate prico, make scen. H. B. Scott, WAN Planos and_whes be Toom X, WANTED hor tivalo Omaha FOR SALE- MIBLLLLI‘.NEOUS WEGMAN PIANG 8 Weodbridge HOG AND CHICK) R. Loe, 901 1 1 LIST iy B0 Addiees O, B, CHEA Wagon, harness, plow, harr Call ‘on or address K 4114 Q-3 3,00 ADDRESSES mostly farmers Teel, Red Clowd, Neb. T QMU A 3 FRESH COWS AND CALVE: and one registered Holsteln cow and alf at 250 Webster, Qs CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS DI H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, 1t liable busincss medium; Ttk year at 119 N. 16th, 5 -3 TEST CLAIRVOYANT OF THE age, Madame Romaia, bas returned Ly request und can bo consulted on all affairs of life. Those wishing correct advice on businnes, I rriage, duns, lawsiits, ele., can y o0 the She removes evil Hucnoes, uples end causes speody und hapy lago With the one you She miakes a success where others fail. {u Srouble call and reccho prompt beneit Hours. § to 3. Leiters with stamp anewersd W UG N, ik sueet, flat A MR e [ Neb., ) ning and Sunday | or 1—M305—F28 or at 1005 SALARY AND UPRIGHT ORGANS. HMARD WOOD | IN | price helfer ™M v | sW WALL MASSAGE, BATHS, 502 8, 15TH v, aicohol { SMITH motic, vAp baths, MADAME BERNARI m ASSAGE, PERSONAL. HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, (! Banquet, hall, residence asa 1813 Vinton sireet. Telephone 7 1AVI 6 BEE eatment; BLDG.; 1 lady atten IDISH MOVEMENT CURE 1816 Chicago street; consultatl sclentific obesity treatment free tr AGE it ELECTRO Mme. Pos L TBUSINE: Farnam PAPER CLE No. 1 job. 1 ANED, me chtel, BAUTY CULTURE; BVERY faclal hair can have it destroy anteed by the ELECTRIC warts, wer nose der and cinder marks, freckl liver gpots, pimples and all f removed. Til-sh and remedied; bust : hair treated; fat 15 cnges cured by thic th st ar CARI days only. the i Curag D )8, N u 5 THO Cow Broadway, % PAPER, WITH 1,000 ADV 1 photos of marriageal lists of books, novelties, e ntily, Toledo, O. V'HH‘I(. , 319 8, COLLEGE, 0 FINISH, ETO. FLOOR, ROOM am hurine T-M709-23% ), 1421 DODGE. T—Mo29—28° UT FLOWERS, ave decorations. U663 H_BOOK U333 AL ndnnt FOR LADIES on, facial and Mondays, Feb, U— M2 F28* MAL DATHS 1th st i) MADE TO M Til UM * 8Q. YD sorby st U—Mb3s 22 LADY WITH 1 forey EDLE projecting ears scalp and skin | female Institut 1 1o people et many Gun- A INAL, WANTED, man of temperate and ste spodence of a wealthy Object, matrimony, Al ady h young MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE NTHONY LOAN & TR loans at low rates for ch braska and Iowa farms or Omah T CO. BY YOUS Abits, In 2SNV, LI i city propert W3 M 1P INSURA or bought, F. O, Kan OAN ON Hrotnan, ONEY_TO Al estate, IMPRC ve A. STARR " FARM LOANS rates. Pusey & Thomas, smpany, S ON_IMPROVE! Y T ates. | MO aside our_spe 24 improved_ b falty. Neb. Y. Life bldg. incss prope: & Towa MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. & C First Nat'l Bank bl ©m.0 ‘fx.umm AT_LOWE It tloor N. Y. ED_O isas City, Mo, ] OMATA Paxton bik W335 THE IVED AT _LOWEST W0 WOVED OMATIA 1702 Fainom, Tty; Trust W loans mpany, 2° 3 M MONEY ITURE, Fred YEY TO LOAN ON FUR nd_all kinds of sccurity. 13) Ramge block. TO LOAN ON HOUSE ture, planos, horses, wagons, ¢ chattel security at lowest possik you can pay back at any amount, om 4, Withn B. HADDOCK, ROOM 421, time. FIDELITY LOAN GUARAN PIANOS Terry, room HOLD FUR or any kind of ble rates, which and ‘In any TO LOAN ON FURNIT! horses, wagon: ., at lowest no_removal of can pay the loan off at any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 305 S. BUSINESS CHAN strictly confidential; URE rates In cit you time or in any 16th_ st X—45 CES. DO YOU WANT A MONEY 2aison Kin (elght_mac! 38.000 in less address Jacope than MAKER? three months. Edison Kinetoscope Co., THE hines). took in For terms 109 _So. 10th Y—M63T = CARRIAG rent, will tr ck and t00ls. On_ accoun attend to 1 in the my st tills_city. cannot e the best stands general wi hold must have §700.00 to Jumes Rooney, Hastings, Neb. in GOOD PAYING MANUFACTURING BU. complete, for Good Address H 20, OR SALE, NEW DRUG STC falr business in new town In Ga only; o snap for a doctor. Lo Neb. 0. Tee. ap; 66 feet long, 2-story 1 have Party wishing $1,000,00. ER_OMATA M267 F28 B SHOP FOR rick building; the best t of my other A go0od man st that inder- to_take to ons for selling! JRE DOING o county; x 25 Y A HOUSEWIVES Sold everywhere made by FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. T Continued. o vinl- FAMILIE Red_ river exnct Treation, mailed free by Great No-thein RE— ; S A FATMS, Ratling, Tarker block RE—M7,_ CITY PROPERTY in Bros. 210 N.Y.Life. R348 TED, 1,000 HEADS OF up free homesteads in the ley, Minnesota. Map showing section, town and range will b writing to land comm ssloner railway, St BARGAIN sale or tro ke . F. 'x\- 7 EXCHANGES AND SALT farms, mer X FARM LANDS, C.F. HARRISON, 012 N. Y. Ma32 M L. FROM P. O, RE-954 M1, % b |'|i\' 3 GARDI 100 por mer LAND, § 0'N. Y. L. THE BYRON REED COMPANY, SALE ertics sna Tatinh OR TI Jno. N. FOR SALE OR LEASE, A NICE IMPROV farm of 40 neres, 8 miles from Omaln . O. For particulars il on or address I'. 1. Marsh, 95th and Jones Sts. 15 FARM proved per acre 1N 0 BARGAINS: 140 ACR farm in Dake has a town lo 21 miles from > 1igt of bargains: Williams & WELL Neb, w0 building. €O, HAVE U 25th and and How- SOME_ M Look at N. B. C 2140, and S, W. Cor, 3 and then get pri Fine buflding . $400.00, #4000 and $650.00. 6-room house and’ lot, $1,500.00, $50.00 cash, balance $15.00 per month. ACRES miles straight , large barn, 4 cres, 4 room hou 090,00, ro west from P. O., res bearing grap 33 good house it last year, » Cole Co., 1 nd b 0.00; price, Income .09, Mit0 22 HOTEL BARKER, 1 rooms ‘at $1.50 per day 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rato amercial and board by weck or month, manager. AETNA HOUS 13th and Dodge. 1ilditch, 319 (EUROP| W. COR. Rooms by day or weel 350 MIDLAND HOTEL, COR. 16TH AND CHICAGO streets. American’ plan, $1.50 and $2.00 per day European plan, 50c and $1.00 per day. Rooms, single or ensuite, for families or gentlemen, at reasonable rates. M. J. Franck, prop. M—021—F19 —_—_— BUILDING & LOAN AS30CIATION HOW TO GET A HOME OR interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. Asw'n, 1704 Bee bldg. G. W. Nattinger, GOOD & B. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. 6.7, 8 per cont when 1, old, always redéemabl inger, Sec. embalmer , 1618’ Chicago st., telephone 9. SWa? embalmel & v s, 1701 Cuming st M. 0. MAUL, UNDE er, 1417 Farnam st W, telephone 925, BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 S, BICYCLES. M. 0. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH. I GOOD OR SALE, NEWSPAPER AN outfit in a thriving little city great bargain. . Ala. BU A hardware and agricultural | ness in a good live town in with stock of about 00,00, profitable business and an exc tablished. Location for sale o take trade in western Town braska. Adress R. A. Romans, FOR EXCHANGE, Address, D COMPLETE in_North Ala- W. J._Sibert, Y—M155 200 OR TRAL mplement busi- western lowa, doing & good, lient trade es- or rent. Would eastern Ne- Denison, 1 7 PROPERTY FOR MDS HLAWAG D268 25 A We have fifty quart; MERCHANDISE. Class * merchandis WANTED, first it & would put in some cash; wish to correspond direct with ddress, P. O. owni clear 1and to lock box 343, Oberll prime 3 CLEAR LOTS AND $2500.00 004 ha. cash, for § to iD-room. 1275 Cole Co., 106 N, 13th, 1 otsral o ZM731 & CO., WHOLE: e RE. 1116 Fdrmam strect. s OMAMA BICYC] LE CO., A L. DEANE tail’ bieycles, WILL BARNUM & BRO. ouly’ riding school in 3 # AND MEN'S MASK 8 al Goldeén Eagle store, 114 £, 16th st MoK -M11e —— I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL NEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. \Western Elee- trical Supply Co., 418 and 420 8. 15th st, 352 —_— TURKISH BATHS. W G love. All! lz WILL TAKE CHEAR 1 v WANT STOCKS OF 00,00 0 $20,000.00; our businéss con Exchange ¢ Neb, from cash and good land; Information and Bank bidg., On 00D FARM OF sourd to trade for pay some cash. Hill, Mo, FOR SBALE ah 308% ACR Address THIS 18 FOR YOU MODERN IN FINE NATURAL TR FIRST CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD, IN WALKING DI HE CLOSE TO C > 1 CONVENIENT 10 EVERYTHING, AVANT, FIDELITY TRUST lllll?HIH 8 » 4 13 H E 8 1l MERCHANDISE 1 )d stock of dry goods; can Lock box 30, Y RESPECT, OF BUSINESS, R LINE, /S PART OF FIRST BOLE AGENTS, customers ¢ nfidential, N ral_Nat'l M728 19 8. W. MIS- Rich 750 218 BES, BE-awa ) URKISH BATHS: ONLY PLACE IN CITY exclusively for ladiss. Suite 103-110 Bee Bldg. 369 LOST, LOST, ON TWENTIETH . Finder will be éth and O, strects, Tl rew DR. PAU THOROUGH reasonable city. . F. GELLENDE teacher, 1811 INSTRUCTION. Address, IN GE ra H. Fischs 'K, BANJOIST AND GUITAR N RO all kinds of coal. Farnam st THE ART OF Cl taught day or eveniug ticulars of Max Mor CLOTHES me reasonable. Pag- 8, culter, 1416 HIS COAL 10t SHERIDAN COAL; BXC for hard coal, and $3.60 ton cheape nam st., mali entrance Board of Trude. BTOVE REFALRS STOVE AIRS FOR 4,000 makes of stoves: water atachir hectlons & speciaity, 1207 Blove Repalt Works "EMPLOYMEN 1‘ OFFICE. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU moved to 1622 Douglas; urnish best mal male DI ent and and A6 M5 DLING MoM 28 OMAHA COLLEGE D infirmary; dentistry at cost, VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaba. Ask for clreular OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15th & FARN D536~ USEBE SEARLES & SEAR Chronic, Nervous, D TREATMENT BY MA1L, Consultat ‘We cure Catarrh, all diseuses Nose, ‘Throat, Chest, Stomach, Blood, Skin and Kidney Disea: WEAK MEN ARE VICTIMS Debility or Lxhaustion, Wasting Wea voluntary Losses, with Early Decay end middie 2ged; lack of vim, vigor | prematurely” in ‘approaching ‘old TO 1 THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYenicago LES. Private 1Seases. ton £ of the Liver, se3, Fe- male Woaknessos, Lost Manhood, and ALL PRIV ATE DISEASES OF MEN. IERVOUS kness, In in young ndweakened Al yelld readily to cur new treatment for loss of vital Cax or or address with stamp for cir | free book and receipts, D, Searies and Searls, DB, E. 0, WEST anthorizd agents only, to curo Weak Loss of Brain and Nerve Powe Qui amis: Confidenco; Nervousness; Lupsitydo; o Excessive Uso of Tobac which leads to Misery, Copsumption, ard Death, writte guaranteo o cur or refard mor Liver 2ills curo Sick ' Headacho, Liver Complaint, Constipation. GUARINTEES lasued Guodman Drug Co. Omana. Bil " NERVE AND BRAIN TREATNENT is sold wnder positive written gunray (oe, by Memory: Loxt Mauhood; : Lack of 11 Drnine; Loss of Power of the Genorative Organs in eithor sex, caused by over-exartion, Youthful Errors, or Opium or Liquor, Insanit By mail, §La-box; six for $5:with ney. Weet's iousnoes, ourktomach, Drspepsin s and only by WHO IS Hé 'is one of skilltul knowledge Having been el In the medical China_he under 5,000 remedics. teen years of pr: over four year time in Omaha him 5 Whether CHatuRIC OR OTHERWIS money will Le refunded. Consultation f Dr. C. Gee. Wo.. 519N.16th St., On Immediate action. With four- a reputation GEE WO. the most of Chinese doc- tors, because of his great and cures, ght years college of stands the of over actice and of that has glven backed Geo Wo gunrantees a cure in every case or the ree, Send @ two-cent stamp for book and question blanks. 1aha,Neb Disorder oMAHA, OR. McGREW 18 THE ONLY SPECIALIST WHO TREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES, Weakness and; Socret " 8of MEN ONLY Eyery cure gunrantecd. 20 yoars' oxperiouco. & years In Omaha. Took Kroo. 14th & Farsam Sta., NEB. PATEIT Luwyers and solicitors, SUL Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice T 3 & Oo., Bee I THURLINGTON alUnion Depot, CDenver E; . Hills, Mont -Denver’ Exp brasia Local (except Sunday 8:i15am. . Lincoln Local (except Sunday 2:45pm. .. Fast Mall (for Lincoln) Dally CHICA a|Union MO Dross Puget spm. . 4opm pot, 10th & Mason 8is Chicago Vestibule 1.1 Chicago k Chicago and § Pacific Junction Fast Mail ML & ST. pot, 10th & Mas Limited Vcago Express (ex. Sun.) & NORTHWES' 1 Depot, 10th & Mason torn Expross 4:00pm. estibuled Limited :avam. ... . Valley Local 5:45pm \a_Chicago Special CHICAGO, R L & PACIFIC, 3pm 11:35m. Local Loaves [CHICAL Omaha/Union D ha|Uni s, Loaves e TV oy ATiantic_Txprem (x spm NIght " Bxpress 4:a0pm. - Chicago Vestibutad | Limited 1°Spm Oklahoina Exp. (.G, B, ex. Su WRITT Kin Ex. (cx. Su radp Limited ST M. & O, Depot 15th ‘add Webster Nebrasli (duity) Stoux Cily Sun.) st T:00am. Bunday 1:10pm. Co Leaves | « Omaha $:5pm. . 6:10pm PagsThger i ¢ Padj 1 dm B & MO, CTth ann A% Fast Mall, 45 Bxprons at) Wyg Hx, (ex. Mon. Drtes Ao, Bunday) 1% & ¢ Toth & Mawon § G Night BX. via v MISSOURI PACIFIC. Degot 1oth atd e i Lo Bt. Louis 9idopm. K T0dam. 9:00pm 5:10pm Express (ex. 8 & PACIFIC, Sth and Webster Sis St Paul Limited SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. alUnion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts 81 Omaa| 6:10pm Leaves Omal UNION PACIFIC, “OmahaUnion Depot, 1001 & Mas 10:00am Kearney Exyp 2:00pm Overland Fiyer 2:00pm. i & Stromsb'g Ex. (X Pacific Express Fast Mail Leaves | WABASH RAILWAY “OmahalUnion Depot, 10th & Mas Fiopm.......50. Louls Canuon Dall. RIVER 10th & Mason Sts. 10 & Mason Sis Arrives Omaha 30 ). BURLINGTON & Q.JArrives L 24opm Arrives Omaha N Omaha 10:30pm 2:15pm TArtives [ Omaha ¥ 805pm 9:50am | 1:3pn n).11:80pm WRTEITT 4:00pm Arrives Omaha 8:15pm 1:55am 10:85am ~ JArrives [ 'Omana i ). 4:550m 10:300m 10:85am Arrives Oma 6:08pm Arrives Omahi 10:35am Arrives Omaha 10 ). K:4spm 1):5%m T TArrives | Omakia 2:45pm vent | vention | masters | rules, L. A, W, ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Willison of Maryland Succeeds Luscomb as President of the Fody. PLACE OF MEETING AND COLOR QUESTICN | Asbury Park Gets the First and War i Put Off for the Tim Changes Made In the Con- stitation. NEW YORK 18.—The of the L of American men began this morning at the Grand Union hotel in this ittendance of bicyclist to Calit to the laws A place probablc b, nual con with a good ym all the states fr The object of several Important of the lea the selection of for the next wal mest. It is that the question of whether or not the color line be the will come up during the present session, there Is also likely to be some fight as to where the next annual league will be held. There are two parties, the Boston and Asbury Park, and botli mawain that it would be for the league to hold its meet in (helr respective tracks. The Bostonlans con- tend that thelr Waltham track is the best in the world, with better accommodations than any other track in the country, and the A k people say that the track there is just as good, and much easier of nccess Cauc were held last might, and both sides are bringing every Influence to bear to secure the meet Tho roll was called this morning at 10:40, after the committee on credentials had filed its repert LUSCOMB! ANNUAL REPORT. President Charles H. Luscomb prosented his annual report in which he advised the holding of two conventions yearly, one in the fall and another in the early spring, one in the cast and’ the othier in the wesf, as a con- venfence to the league members living at the extremes of the country The report of the sccretary shows that the Wheolmen has decreased from 251 loc membership of the League of American leagues to 180. There are 690 lady members of the league, the greatest number being in Massachusetts, 259, The treasurer’s report showed $053 in the treasury and outstanding debts amounting to $3,180, Delegate DeMott of Maryland of the trans- portation committee read a report relative the transportation of wheels by railroads, and in speaking of their loss by theft recom- moended the establishment of a commission whose duties should be to notify all baggage- of the various railroads and also tho re; r shops to look out for stolen bicy: cles, offering a reward for recovery He estimated the annval cost of such an office to be about $1,500. Then Delegate Howard Raymond racing board submitted his report. He eaid there were 232 men suspended during the season for vari offenses and t 1008 race meets were sanctioned during the year. Ho suggested that race meetings should be held between the months of May and Sep- tember and that no other records should be recognize He also recommended that no intermediate records be allowed, that a rider must go for each distance record separately. He also recommends that the atliance between the Canadian league and the League of Amer- ican Wheelmen be continued, and also that between tho Amateur Athletic union and the League of American Wheelmen, and also the retention of membership in tne rnternational league. He advocated the assessment of league clubs for sanctions for meets as fol- lows: National meets, $10, and United States meets, $5. He recommended the appoint. ment of official referees for the naticnal cir- cuits and to take time limits from trial heats. Delegate Sterling of Boston of the Good Reads Publishing company submitted his re- port. It stated thal the net receipts for ten months with subscriptions, etc., amounted to $860. After this report a recess was taken. At the afterncon session of the convention the report of the auditing committe was submitted. The report condemned the lax manner in which the business of the league conducted and objected to the president and seertary pa their expenses out of the money " they may have in their possession, claiming that this laxity has caused a loss of $2,000 to the league during the last year. The annual election of officers resultcd as follow President, A. C. Wilson of Mar land; first vice president, George A. Perkis of Massachusetts; second vic: president, A. C. Morrison of Milwaukee; treasurer, A. B. Mer- genthaler of Ohlo, by acclamation; auditing committee, J. F. Adams of Massachusetts, John J. Van Nort of Pennsylvania and George R. Prout of Pennsylvania. ASBURY PARK GETS THE MEET. Under the order of new business the meet question was taken up and the debate was limited to forty-five minutes. The vote re- ulted: Boston, 03; Asbury park, 81 This matter being disposed of, Delegate Jacquitch, who had moved to strike out the vord “white" from article III, section 1, of the constitution, withdrew his motion and the color question, which it was expected would cauze some bitter wrangling, was relegated to the future, Delegate Elliott’s motion to change th stitution in the following particula To add to article I, section of constitution, the words “and to promo! regulate cycle racing on tue track’ adopted A new section was added to article the constitution. It reads Section 15. The status of eve u- late, subdivision and division shall be fixed annually on the first day of October and shall bé based on the membership enrolled on the books of the league on that day. To change article ill, section 1, of the con- stitution. It relates to admission to member- ship and prov'des that a candidate could be elected when endo; by two le mem- bers. He moved to add the words sons Interested in the objects It was amended to read “two bers or three reputable persons Relative to annual dues, in tion 4, Mr. Elliott's motion “$1" for “the sum fixed by tion” was adopted. Bectlon 5, of article f, read “applicant is enrolled as a league mem- ber, instead of “application is published in the official organ.” The convention then ad- Journed until 7:30 p. m. NEW MEMBERSHIP President Willison occupied the evening ession. Sections article 1ii of the constitution on Mr. Elliott’s motion, and was adopted the follow!ng A member may renew at any time within sixty days from date of its expiration by the payment of his dues; beyond the sixty days he shall pay in addition to the annual dues of $1, the sum of 15 cents for every month of fraction of a month that he is in arrears The resolution was subsequently amended by the addition of t*» following: ‘“The pro- vision of this section shall apply to all mi berships that have expired for a period not longer than two years.' Mr. Raymond offered a motion to amend section 9 of article il as follows: Class A clause E—"In this class no prize shall ) in value, and such prizes shall be to medals, diploma: plate, and cycle sundries only; and also section 9, article iif, class A rules, clause G—Striking out, *Nor shall the business of cycle manufacturers and bona fide agents as such be considered in de termination of thelr amateur status,” and substituting *“‘but racing men in the employ T0 YOUNGWIVES We Offer a Remedy Which, Used as Directed, lusures Safety to Life of Mother and Child. "MOTHERS' FRIEND" Tobs continement of its Pain, Horror aad Risk, as many testity. “My wite used oul bottles, She was Casily and QUICK]y relEved §o haw doing splendidly. — J. 8" MowroN, Harlow, N. 0. Seut by exproms ot mal, g roceipt of price, 10 ROTHERS ™ Taaiied free, b6 Hook BRADFIELD REGULATOR 0., Atlsnts, Ge. city 1 m nin the ¢ is diseus changes in e ar ar drawn league will in the meet of best of the on- the and W 111 of league mem- article 1il, sec- to substitute the constitu- 5, was changed to RULE. the chair at 6 and 7, of were stricken in their stead his ‘ship the membe: exc limit Jewelry the Raco | | contes Wheel- | Maine | and | | this | election of cycling establishments may be transtorre to_class 1 They were both lald over. then adjourned until 10 a. m The conventlon tomorrow LONDON ATHLETES COMING, Names of the Ten Men Who Will Compose the Team and Othor Detalls. LONDON, Feb, 18.~Mr. H. K the secrotary of the London has sent a response to the the 15th of January by John C. Gulick, secretary of the New York Athletic club in rogard to the contemplated In New York between representatives New York and London athletic clubs Holman's letter, which is dated February upon September 21, the date fixed by New York Athletie club for tost, bu Holr that' uld be found nec rrang may be made by which the date could by changed to either a woek carlier or a woek later. He agrees that yard flat raco b added 1o the program poses to | the long race, distanc out Holman's letfer that b probably be p B Fry, G A R Barry « Breedin, Horan, A. R Williams Mr. 1 Holman, Ath- | ttor honorary club, written to him a on the the con it it ment t M N sugE ssary h k Mr will miles say + team sent 1o ed of C America A. Bradley Downer, W, J. W. E. Lutiens and 1. Ovendon Iman says further out in order to forestall subject, that Bradley member of the London recently joined expressly for the competition but clected a com haw M \ ] “I wish to point argument th although a duly elect Athletic club, has but and has done o, I belleve, purpose of taking part in Fry was nominated for a month ago, and Downor was member at a meeting held Inst Wednesday evening. The whole team wi'l thus bo composed of fully qualified paying members of the club, but I think it right that you should be in possession of the fa % In re ard to the details of the contest, Holman accepts the offer of the New York Atiletic club to pay the expense of a team and substitutes not to exceed fifteen in num- ber from London to New York and return, - 2 M SHE LIKES3 TRILBY, Mr. of Dr. Eleanor Gordon Unity Cluh Last Evening. Dr. lon of Sioux City an address on “Trilby" at the Unity last evening. Tl Muarier and his The lecturer from the bo Trilby. She said at while Trilby faults, they were lost to view numbered by her many virtues. It was not an inspiring sight to see Trilby sitting naked and cross-legged on a marble throne smoking cf rettes, but when it came to Trilby posing with sweet dignity as a model of the marvel- on cation of God, the speaker tha ht that it wasn't any more harm for Trilby thus pos2 as a model in the primitive garb of nature than it was sinful for an artist to paint the picture or a purchaser to admire and buy the beautiful work of art reproduced on_canvass, The nude in ert was warmly defended by Mrs. Gordon. The prudes and critics came in for a share of censure. Men who admired chastity in women should admire chastity in men, the speaker argued, and while it was to be regretted that Trilby had another side o her life left to the imagination of the reader who could e read between the lines, Trilby had graces of woman- hood; she was honest end had a noble chardctor in many respects. She could not bo forgiven in this world, but could possibly pass muster before a charitable Providence. COTTON'S ICE HOUSE BURNED, Lecture Betoro Eleanor Gor: chureh work. read a number of selections k, and then proceeded to eulogizo had h ou Three Dozen Horses Rescued—Loss of Nine Thousand Do.les, Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night fire destroyed the stable and the ice house of T L. Cotton at Fifth and Webster streets, The ice house was not completely filled, but con- tained a supply of about 7,000 tons, about bhalf of which may yet be saved if the weather is favorable. The building, about 100 by 120 feet, was completely destroyed The stable was a lean-to on the west. The fire started in the hay and manurc piled against tho west side of the stable. ot far from the building lives Olaf Peter- =on, and as soon as the fire was seen in the hay he and several of bis neighbors took out of the stable the herses used on the delivery wagons, thirty-fivo in all. Mr. Cotton's buggy horse was badly burncd on the legs and it may be necessary to kil it. The total loss is placed at about 9000 There was no insurance, although Mr. Cot- ton said that he had expected to insure his building nd stock today Mr. Cotton says that he thinks the fire was of incendiary origin, for he has information that a man was seen running away from the building a few minutes after Peterson dis covered the fire. here were no fire hydrants convenient and the firemen had to work at a disad- vantage, while the railroad companies had lively work to save several cars nding on the tracks near by e A O W s Auxiliary ¥ The Woman's Auxiliary to the Anclent Order of Hibernians celebrated its first anniversary st night by giving a danc to fricnds and me the order at atterson hall. A program of twenty-fiv numbers was danced through. Refresh- 5 in the form of e 1o and punch served during the evening, and at ht 8 taken for sup- e of the midnig 9 cr- Garrety, Carrol, M. I MeDermott, Ryan, L. M. O'Connot, ) I J. Riley, W.'R Nagle, 1 il na, Br John P, tlien Canill roll, Wil lahian Dalton, J. 1 cKenna, 1 Kelly, D.' T Fire and Po'ic The Fire and Police short session last night at whic but a small amount of busine The secretary was Instructed Phoenix Réevere Rubber hose which test, according azalnst absent from he but no action v taken in the matter. The secretary rend his monthly report on the finances of the polic d tive funds. Baloon Jlcon b Mendricison, 812 1 Bros.,, at 20 smmissioners held a h there was isposed of to notify th company 1 had” ot to the John Bid: for beir ! were WEATHLER FORECAST, Winds Today. Feb. Falr with North for Nel WASHINGTON, for Tucsday 1s For Nebraska, ir; north winds For Towa and Missouri—( hwest winds, For South Dak « west winds, 18.—The forecast Kansas and Colorado nerally fair; ta nerally falr; north- Local ord. CE OF THIZ WEATHER BURF OMAHA, Feb, 18.—-Omaha record of Le perature’ and rainfall, ¢d_with corresponding day of the four year 1861, 1803, (T I 000 .00 and precipitat March AL iher th 1802 2 T Maximum temperature Minimum_ temperature Average temperature Precipitation Conditjon of t at Omaha for 1894 Normal te Excess for perature day and th sinee \perature g the day o i Normal precipitation e 03 inen ficiency for the day ; (RN | precipitation sine V1165 inch iciency since M inche: Roports from - Othe: av s M, " | g 4 BTATIONS. 5 | wrare or WEATMEU, Omana North, Piaiio Valentin: Cliicax 8. Louls St Pans Davenpori 00| Clon ey 0| Purtelond He Ulsmarck 8L Vi, Chey Milea City Gaiveston T indicates trace v(xleupnuh.u WELEM, Observer, I b 5557 T A NN 5 G RN A ve d | delivered | talk was a defense of Du | | that TOSAVE THIRTEEN THOUSAND Eoard of Education MakesaStart at Cutting Down Expenscs, MAY CONCLUDE TO DO MORE AT IT Quarrels with Yot Over Fuller Warren Legal Asked Training School Malntenance - 1o ograph and Are Not ns rd Opinion to med by & I'h that the Board ting was had ite twelve ks, toolk of thelr had the of men Fhotu- m The a at 1y with h's b the the A8 to busine ar of its tling w chment prob- t woeks finance committee up for ally dis- mmendations being referred leration, Ot that the nths, duced several teration, end posed of. Only three of the adopted, th mmittes for three adopted schocl year shall by | by which it is saved. Another hired by the after Mareh 1, | hall, the one | those in the toachers ar timated, will sav seetion provides penses of the board $16,000 to $14.000, Tho | terrea ARO. Iy rec romainder furtlier ¢ one provid cut down to nine estimated $10,000 will be provides that ail telephon:a board shall be discontinued except the three in the eity in the depot supplies, and four 1s in which substitute This ect'on, it s ess rly $1,000. Tha third the miscellancous ex- shall be cut down frem saving $2,000 recommendations inter th lim'ted came o ¢ 15 comn wera 1 sted and provide superintendent of o $9,000 for im- §6,000; that he shall be 1 to $5,000 for construction, saving $4,000; th t appropriation for supplies ba down from §5,000 to $7.000, saving $2,000; he holiday vacation be extended to two and save thereby $1,000 in fuel, and the High school be divided nto four or departments, with icher at the head at a salary of not to excoed $1,400 & » and such subordinate teachers as may needed at ot to exceed $900. It stimated cticn will save T be wving shall that fiv of ¢ year, be | $1.0 The of C more worth the the that board D, than put ehst street again refus Woolworth, Banquo's in the side of d to which ost. allow the bill will down no In 1890 Wool- curbing and guttering on Twenty-third strect when was paved. Woolworth claims e did the work under the impression he was authorized to do so by the president of the board. The original cost of the work was $164.74, but the interest has increased it to $602.74. While the members med (o be of the opinion that they were morally bound to pay the bill, yet aceord- Ing to the cpinion of the attorney of the board, they were not legally bound to do so, nd they ‘consequently felt that they could be held legally responsible if they paid it. Some,of the members thought that the coun- cil ought to allow the c'aim. A minority report of the committee on buildings and property recommending that the final estimate of the Warren company of $3,698 for putting the Columblan, Franklin and Leavenworth schools be allowed was not adoptetd and the claim was recommitted for further consid- cration. Some of the members were of the opinion that the furnaces were in bad con- dition too frequently, a'though the superin- tendent of buildings did not think that the troudble was with the fur but with the Janitors who tock care of them. The sceretury was instructed to purchase 400 chairs at a cost of not to exceed $126 to seat the large room in the south side of the city hall, which is the only room at the dis- posal of the board for the holding of teach- ers’ meetings. Bids for the chairs will ba reccived today and tomorrow in order to have the room fitted up in time to accom- modate the teachers who will be there Fri- day and Saturday from the castern counties of the state for he purpose of forming an assoclation. The attorney of the board was Instructed to prepare an’ ¢ 1 as to the constitution- ality of the act of the former legislature purporting to authorize the expenditure by boards of education in metropolitan citles of public funds for the maintenance of teach- ers' training schools. The finance committee the sum of $1,182 now in e invested in warrants of the city Omaha. The report was adopted. ‘The golary of the principal of the Daven= port scheel was cut down from $90 to §f as she bas only three teachers under her charge, and the salary of the principal of the Lincoln school was raised from $115 to $120, as she has now ten teachers in charge. Tha superintendent of schools and the committes on text books were instructed to consider and report to the board on a re- visin in the course of study. Miss Margoret Hamilton clected sub- stitute direelor of the k arten depart- aient of the Commenius school with the sal- ary of dircetcr, Aticni ¢y Fowell was g sence for three meetin forrn e aticrney to take the tin ¢ . City Treasurer Bolln reported was $93,361.72 remaining in funds of the board. recommended the insurance that fund ot ven leave of ab- Lawyer Meikle, the his place during that the there arious - JACK DUWLI G KRESIGN3, May Becomo the Lundlord of an Omaha foten, city pas evening t to quit alt ha de Jack D Burlington, and last expects He Mur still in nger for ths realg- other offer for the negos u y kot progre ves 1 work years, heglnning 1 f the Rock Island at Kansas shullar pesiticn with the the same place, and an nd Iroad after a of fourteen T agent tcok [ 1o Omalia in 1888, e Iway Man Ieh, 18 Burlington 1883 me Prominent TOLIEDO, 0., of several wecks' duration superintendent of the asaos Away. After an illness Jacob 8. Morris, Toledo division of the Pennsylvania railvoad, died today, aged €5, Deceased was one of ‘the best known rails road men in the United States. Kills, rats, cockroaches, bedbugs, bugs, et Stearn's Electrie Paste; 25e, water THE REALTY MAKKE INSTRUMENTS 1595 on record February, DEEDS, Matton to 0 feet 1ot 2, block H Crow o 11 A 3, Improvement Recelver of the An pany ta W ¥ iua At Hall Helon 1t Cruickshank 03 371 vana, Cmihia It 1 o4 G ¢ Aot CLAIM BEEDS, MMV lot 4, For hr effectual r Bronehial |in boxea. coughs, colds, Ilef is found In the use of Prigg 25 cta. ote,, HBrown's Sold ouly o