Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1895, Page 7

J THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1895. SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the eveningand untll 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting & nombered check, can have answers addressed to & Bumbered letter in eare of The Bee An- swers o addressed will Fresenta bo deliverod only. Rutes, 13-2cm word, first Insertion, e a word hereafter. Nothing taken for loss than 25e for tirst Insertion T hese advortisements must tively. upon on of the cheek tun consecus SITUATIONS WANTED. PORITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR G office work. F. K. Springstub, Wi A_YOUNG GERMAN wants to do general hous iy preterred WOMAN (WIDOW) ok in small fam 308 Woolworth avenne. M8, WANTED— D ALE HELP. WANTED, 0 M 1,00 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY for the recelpt (absolutely free, in plain scaled pe) which cured me of hervous de) exhausted vitality, ete. _Address C. J box 1,341, Kalamuzoo, Mich WANTED, MAN TO TAKI for old ‘established house rience unnecessary and salary puid weekly. Apply after 9 a. m. at 1516 Douglas. B-M64 I8 WANTED, SALESM The Hawks Nursery ¢ Milwaukee, Win BALESM TO SELL BAKING P We put Ko in glass rolling pins, $6) month and commission, Chicago Baking Fow Vau Buren st 0. M50 WDER. THAL night, TWO RAILIOAD NIWS AGENT man for our office. »OD DAY rberg & Core P—MI76 22 WANTED— ARE YOU HONEST, SOBEIR, It o, engage with' us for 1805; $300 a 1 33600’ a yeur; you can make I tasy; six & day. Our agents do not_complain of hard times,” Why? ‘They are making money selling our Derfection Dish Washer; the only practical family washer manufacturid; waslies 5 and polishes dishes perfectly 'in two minutes; 1o experience necessaty: a child of 8 cperates it casily; cheap and durable; welght, thirteen capae- ‘EMALE BELP. pound: mide of ARt-rusl shest Aeél iy 100 pieces; $10,00 for ita saual; every tam- 11y’ wanb ond: YU dont have o' Canvs; an Hoon”‘upuople "Know you have it £or they send ish “Washer: each " ug torritory protected; no competition; we fur- niah sample. (welglis ix Jounds) In nite (ase T hudy igenth 1o take orfers with one: wgent made 321053 st ton dava. & for Sl Durticuinrs Perfection MM, Co ) ale at's WANTED, FIFTY GIRLS of work. Canadian Douklus strect. WANTED, GIRL 2018 work. FOR ALL KINDS Wployment, Oifice 3108 OR GENERAL HOUSE. Dodge street. C-088 IR BLOCK D-3.0 1 D301 INEWA & CO., 118 N 2708 FARNAM | W. M. Ttogers, Farnam stret, 8IS, 24T b MODERN 1 7 rooms, & 9 rooms, 9 rooms, ¢ & rooms, 3 § rooms, 1 See Fidality Tt nam st D—§51 % D. WEAD, I6TH & DO D5 1 2i9 Board of Trad: D6 RENTAL A /. 310 NO. 16TIL ST. D777 THEAST COR- FOR RENT, FLATS AT ner of 11th and Howard sts.; newly papered and painted; $15.00 & month. Inguire room 314, First National Bank Bidg. D728 23 FOR RENT., AT BELLVUE, NEAR R. R. depot, a fine 10-room house, fine grounds: abundant frult; also 4-room coitage. I-ary T. Clark, No. 219, Board of Trade, Omaha, or W. H. Detz, Bellvue. D—i36 A _FLAT, 5 ROOMS, WITH BATH AND GA very complete; suitable for houscli 0. 20h AL NEARLY NEW 6ROOM CTAGE bath, reduced 1o $13.50 s K M7 WITH Ornia st D VERY DESIRABL close in. J. H. Sherwood, HOUS . Life, D831 FOR it JOM MODERN house, store by agent, 310 1K Life & AND 7-ROOM FLATS, RANGE AND ALL modern conveniences. Call wt corner. flat A 700 8. 16th at. D05 %8 10-ROC M 101 LOCATED 2211 Douglas, W. F.'Clar] M6 1 NICE 4-ROOM HOUSE, 543 8. 17TH, $3.00: F ‘minutes wall from court house. Do M108 22* FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED; T Farnam, Skinner, Mu21 New ¥ FURNIS ‘WANTED--TO RENT. BUSINESS CHANCES. e PUMPS ANmmnb!!LLl. LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH G. G. WAL Iace, 313 Brown bik. Have calls for gpitascs LIST HOUNES FOR RENT WITH F. D, WEAD. K 64511 ¢ AND SON, FOUR UNFURNISHED st be within 1l miles of postoffice, han two blocks from car line and where honrd o 180 0F near by Address Mrs. A Hrnce & Co BY A LAT rooms; m not "~ STORAGE. \x)\rli\\l‘l o STORA I 1214 BEST STORAGE BUILDING ¥ov. bonded warehouse; household g lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. M SUMMER Repalr Works. M—378 IN OMATA, TOVE PORED 90, 1207 Douglas, DURING Omaha Stov T e FIC Jones STORAC & WAREHOUSE €O, General wtorage and forwa: WANTED—TU BUY CK_OF GOODS WORTH §4,00 s M 19, Omaha Bee WANTED—A & o $6,000. Addre hats and shoes, & Omaha, Neb. PARTY TO RENT 6 R. MODERN HOUSIE, $16.00, Party to buy cheap house, $1.000 Party to buy furniture 3)-room hotel €. D. Hutchinson, 1623 Farnam, ings, et 1,00, N-163 ¥URNITURE. ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL, TO will ‘sell ail_the furniture, caiy 10-r00m house cheap. Call ar Ozl —_— FOR SALE- HORSES, WAGONS,ETC FOR SALE FOR SAT New York, ete., of a 8. ith ave, ADDLE HORSE. n, care Browning, Kin " FOR SALE—MISCELLANE PORT ORGANS, HOG 9th and I )., AM has 400 tons good baled hay to sell, FORt SALE DE Brandels, 1 7 FOR SALE—SECOND HAND BILLIARD ble in good condition, National bank bldg, FOR SALB—2 DILLIARD in good order, at Jotin Heldelk, ER. INQUIRE QMo TA- Tnquire room 314, First very low prices. Fairbury, Neb. TSOMB_GOOD FRESH COWS yard Zih wnd Do SR GAIN IN A SLIGHT. 1y “used ‘wpright Adolph Meéyers” Musio store, 15th and Farnam. Q151 2 MIsCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT-DAIRY FARM NEAR SOUTR Omatia. il. H. Hander & Co,, Bee building, -2 "CLAIRVUYANTS . CLAIRVOYAN .'sth year at 1 MiS. DR. H, WART Liable businéss medium MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, 502 8. 13TH, 2D FLOOK, ROOM L8 megnotic, vapor, alcohol, steam, sulphurine and sea baihs. 109 250 MOST _COMMODIOUS BATH PARLORS IN city. Mme. Howell, 318 & 320 8. 15th; thoroughly practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant. T—MS13-J11% MADAM LA RUE, 1617 HOWARD ST, MASSAGE, MADAME DERNARD, 1 MRS, DR, LEON, ELEGANT electeie bath parlors, restul No. 412 North 1th strect T AGE AND refreshing -M115-23¢ “TUKKISH BATHS. TURKISH BATHS; ONLY PLACE T exclusively for ladies. Sulte 106-110, 1 5. 19TH,_ 50 SIX BATHS MME LLE EPPE from measure. THE DI order 1909 Farnam' street. VIAVI CO., free; home treatment; 36 DEE BLDG.; Tad: HEALTH attendant. FLORIST, PL hall, residen n strect. T TAINING REAL PHOTOS shing to wed mailed for stamp. GE. MM LADIE: otherwlise i Omaha, Neb, U—M$65-J iR L\i THE CITY Wcquaintance of a pastime. Address P j 21 HOME FOIt babies adopted or 3 Caldwell street, PRIVATE confinemen vided for. % TLEMA like to lady TRAN muke th for evening a few ohjec ny' it suited. ight, 155 pounds; disposition vould make the right happy, Wil glve full particulars in first let- ter. Address Lock Box Yler P. O., Colo. rado. U-—Mify 22 MONELY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE Conttnued. YOU CAN CLEAR $%5.00 T0 00,00 WERKLY: obtain your state agency: do not answer un: less you cam Invest from $60.00 10 §100.00, pay. able ‘only o recelpt of gooda: something ne no_experionce necomeary. We send full par: toulars, with highest references, Address Manufacturer, P, O, Box 184, N FOR EXCHANGE A_NICE ®TYLE FAMILY HORSE, black, = d, good free driver Fidality Trust company, 1702 1" driving horse. ram_street, MB89 CLEAN DRUG STOCK AND BUILDING TO exchange for clear lands in Nebraska, Kunsas, ourl or Arkansas. Address R E. Everett, Moingona, T, % OR SBALE—KeAL ESTATE, ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY. RE-168 SARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA that will surprise you, if taken J. H. Sherwood, 423 N, Y. Life, Ris- M7 LOTS AND FARMS; K. Dariing, Barker Block RE—156 IMPROVED HOUSES or trade. F. BARGAINS, SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- erties and farms. Jno. N. Frenser, opp I O i3 FROM OMAHA P. O, 40. ' or 120 acres, improved, $30.00 per acre; 200 weres, §5.00 per acre; 230 weres, $0.00 per acre; § lo-ucre tracts, 76.00 to $10.00 per ncre. Must be sold. 940 N, Y. L. bldg. RE-—-M24 FOR SALE—LOT 14, BLK 2, BAK This lot is x1%8, ‘south front, near car; will sell cheap on casy monthly payments to’ right party. Also lot 2, in Buckese Place, and 1ot 1 bik 6, Poppleton Park. Take a losk at th lots and if they sult you 1l make price and terms to suit. Ree office, Omaha RE-654 ARM L. NDS, P8, 5 TO 6 MILE R PLACE. IRNER 5 ft., North 2 thesa’In 12 n Ames, 1617 I oty ST., 8630, Hundred per cent in RE-09; ROOM_MODERN COTTAGE, only $3,700.00; great bargain. NEW 5-ROO! .00, Clark and N. 21at; snap. e N RI3- A0TH, COTTAGE, |.A|!l"l{“|,l )T, RE SMAIL L LOT, FRANKLIN $100 down, bal. monthly, $550. Ame ¥ nam. HOMES TASY PAYMENT ., SELL buy Tots, acres, farms. Garvin Bros, 210 N. FOR SALE, LOT §1xi% ¥T., ®TH AND IZARD sts., ut grade, $990.00; lot §0x150 ft., with barn, #ix ‘room hovuse and’fruit trees In yard, 3th and Burt sts., $1800.00; 40 acres six miles from postoffice, northwest, $4.000.00. Poiter and George: compuny, cof. 16th and Farnam ORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME. 4 most complete coftags home In the AN To get city, The price on these two beautiful Rurt st., near 2th, has been cach It sold the nesxt we They are 6 rooms each, with bath, closet, hot a old water, concroted cellar under whole tric lght, just water, yards all tric 1in Jels of be ed, with sewer, city sodded, ete., 1 block In fact, these cottages are m: nvenience. such cottnge in the eity can be purchased ns cheap s we are authorized to sell these hom Terms, $500 or mare cash balance easy terms. serty I8 destined fo ve one of the m idence localitiex In the city in uty and TIME BAD, SHOW TO BUY. WHILE COMB_IN AND PROPERTY IT MUST BE 8 Fidelity Trust Comy YOU THE TO NI APPRECIATED. 2 Farnam st RE—M9%0-23 o FOT C07ZY_ HOME, WELL BUILT & ’v yms, east front, near a; $200 cash, bal. Ty e et ity water, cistern. Ames J7 Farnant R a0 S e UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS TURKET, FUNERAL P \balmer, 1618 Chicago st.,” tel RTAKFIC AND EMBATM- telephone 2 41 BICYCLES. 402 N. 16TH. VICTOR BICYCLES, THE bieycles, Omaha Bieyele € FINBST OF . 32 N, 16th st EST. STERLING A WA Howard street trical Supply Co., VISINLE DBALL BEARINGS ON AND EAG b strect L. DEANE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RE tail bieycles, | 111§ Farnam street; bicyoles 14 on’ easy payments. £ WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN ( MANTELS, GRATSS AND TILES. places, vestiby talogue, Milton Rogers . T MOUNT HAS R oftice to 200 5. 16th at., BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. NO SMOKE. o soot, 2,000 pounds of best Wyoming conl, $1.50, delivered. Just think of it! ~ You ¢ that or dirty, smoky coal. If erested in (he fuel question use 1605 Farnam street M401 Brown block. an . K. BOYDEN, PUMPS AND WIND MILLA: W1l kinds of pump repairing. Leave orders with Churchill Pump-~e.; telephone, 06 BOARDING Hi S FOR RENT TO A GOOD, RESPONSIDLE PARTY. 3 rooms; about 30 boardess. Best location in city, P 13, Dee, 871 Colonial Comfort- It you want a chair with some smack of age in its de- sign look at this engrav- ing. In this 18th ntury frame work yau may the exact com- fort which your fore- fathers en- joyed a hun- dred years ago. And not to b spised. Every one who has not in his house one of these old-fashioned high back Colonials has something weil worth saving his pennies td purchase. At first sight a wooden seat is Inimical to luxury But the handicraftsman of 1800 understood how to hollow out a “‘dug” seat and shape it to the exact bearings of the body. 1t is surprising how much more comfort- able such a shape chair is than the more yielding, but more tiring, upholstered seat. We have over 100 patterns of these Colo- nial The frames are ornamental, with marquetry on the seat, arms, legs and while the back is Inlaid with tor- toise shell and mother of pearl. The designs are exact copies of famous originals. Chas. Shiverick & Co- Furniture, Upholstery and Draperies, 12th andDouglas. Fose 9hI& ¥ Elgoi'mce Fa Fndurance taste €0 it s de- chairs, braces, LEADIN G DENTIST, 34 floor Paxton Block, Finest and Best Dental Work Gold tilings, Crown and Bridee Work ‘ceth extracted witnout pain—withouv gus. UseDr, Bailey’s Tooth Powder NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the district court of Douglas county, Nebraska, entered on the 9th day of May, 189 in a suit pending in said court, whereln William A. Wallace is plain- tif and Wallace and company, incorpor- ated, is defendant, 1 will on Monday, the Zitn " day of Muy," 185 at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day at theé place of business of said Wallace and company, incorporated, _at number 411 South Tenth street,in Omaha, Ne- braska, sell at public auctioh to the high est bidder for cash all of the assets of said Wallace and pany, incorporated. ald assets consist in part of saloon bars, back bars, mirror frames, boer coolers, etc. all being manufactured by the said Wallace and company, incorporated, a complete out- fit of improved wood working machinery, together with shafting and belting and two Detroit electric motors of fifteen horse- power each, the office furniture and fixtures and a lot ‘of raw material and partially manufactured stock Sald property may be inspected at any time during business hours and the under- signed is authorized to sell all or parts of sald property at private sale at any time prior to the date fixed for public sale. Said sale will be conducted according to the instructions of the court embodied in the sald order which will be found in the office of the clerk of the district court or a copy of the same may be Inspected on the above premises at any time during business cures CANCER, S m CURES SCROFULA, BLOOD POISON. | S e ECZEMA, TETTER. BY EDWARD (Copyrighted, 1895.) CHAPTER 11 The sunken, cat-like eyes of Alfonse, the suavity of movements and the closeness he stuck to the detective's eib while the latter was making his second anc more complete examination of the papercd room, had maturally drawn attention to him “You walit with which maroon Stacey's 1 upon the parties fn this room at the time when these were killed, 1 believe,” said the detective suddenly, turning upon him after a long look out of one of the windows Yes, sir,” replied the waiter. He had im Plug ley Read what the World's Fair Judges said when grant- ing the Highest Award to LORILLARD'S “A bright, sweet navy plug chewing tobacco, con- taining finest quality of Bur- Leaf. Has a fine, rich flavor and excellent chewing qualities,combining all points necessaryto rate this product | “1-1 of the highest order of excellence in its class.” Everybody who tries Cri- Max Pruc says it's the best, For sale everywhere. been gazing fixedly at the calm face of Beatrice Cenei above the mantel, but when Stacey turned upon him he dropped his eyes humbly to the floor. “You are always assigned to s room, I understand?" s, sir.” “Show me how the table and chairs were arranged upon the two nights when these men were killed." Alfonse started cver so slightly and his green eyes again sought the fac: of Beatrice wait upon He Made an Important Discovery. D though drawn by an irresistible fascina- on 1 don’t think I remember, sir.” ‘Try. The table is a square one and there were four in the party on each occasion, therefore one must heve sat upon each side of the table. Now, uy to remember re Mr. Laroue and Mr. Narbon sat when {hey were Kkilled." think it the side nearest the “Well, you are there, windows mistaken; it was here," said the detective, moving in front of the oaken mantel. “At least, so ihe other gen- tlemen who were present testified at the in- quest.” “Perhaps it good.” “Apparently not. 1 you to sit there sir,” indicating was, sir; my memory is not ow, come here. T want for a moment,” and Stacey RS}, : ; sgoseron NTREEPTATE D by Sout AcenTs Pars Bince conmoacn S N pointed to the the mantel. “I—certainly, sir, it you fonse, with some hesitation. He cast a_ fur- tive glance into the impassioned face of the Roman woman and took the chair. Stacey took from his pocket two diagrams procured from the coroner's physician, show- ing the location of the wound and the direc- tion taken by the bullet in each of the vic- 5. With these as a guide he located upon Alfonse’s head the spot marked by the wounds and placed a finger on it. As he did €0 he felt that the man trembled slightly, but he appeared not to notice it. He next gauged the track of the bullets by means of his walking stick, which he held against Alfonse’s head, regulating its angle by means of the diagrams. This done acey f:It that he had secured the line along which the fatal square bullets had traveled. And, therefore, he was greatly surprised fatal chair with its back to wish," said Al- DUFFY’S All Druggists, WESTERN PENSIONS. Veterans of the Kebellion Reme the Genernl Government. WASHINGTON, sions granted, issue of May 8, 15 dianola, Red Willow; Josiah D. atrice, Gage. Additional—Seede Kearney, Buffalo. Restoration & Frederick Wurtenberger (decea bury, Jefferson. hart, Fairfield Thomas, Clay. Harrison, Sioux; tral City, John FURE MALT WHISKEY, bered by | May 21.—(Special.) Original—Aaron Dutcher, In- Nelson, Be- Shuster Increase—Daniel Pen- Brook- Reissue—Benjamin ¥, Thoma: Staplehurst, Seward; Huston H. Kerr, Cen- Corr, when, upon prolonging the line thus marked in the air by his walking stick, he found that the other end terminated in the face of the Beatrice Cencl. Having very little of the artistic in his soul, the detective had therefore paid but slight attention to the picture, excepting as one of the component parts of the room as a whole, possessing abont the same refa- tive importance in his eyes as the windows and the furniture. Tt now suddenly leaped into prominence as the one single feature of the apartment worthy of his attention. He dismissed Alfonse and turned to the picture. hung about eight feet from the floor level and three feet above the oaken mantel. The canvas appearad to be about 24x30 inches and was surrounded by a heavy gilt frame. Having observed this much from the vantage ground of the carpet, Stacey rang the electric bell and demanded a stepladder. When this was brought and he was again alone he pro- ceeded to make a closer inspection of the picture. He was no sooncr at the top of the ladder and his face upon a level with the portrait than he made an important dis- covery. (=l g et et — gl g e g il —l e~ g~ g~ rm N N N A N N N N N RN NN \muxj ) THE EVE OF BEATRICE. 7V WHEELOCK. N v’c:'r/*p—x?c?r’j pocket, replaced the white board over tha opening in the wall, forced the lock upon the closet door back into position, let himselt out of the apartment and quietly left tho club house. Tho mainer in which Hugues Narbon had W enougn himn, Roger Laroue and been Killed was now But there remained il more difficult problem as to the iman Intelliwmes that had acted behind iis powerful little bundle of steel which 10w reposed so quietly in his coat pocket had Laroue and Narbon been picked Why ut as its victime? What was the motive back of it all? The day afier these discoveries Stacey was 1king down Broadway above Union square with a fellow membor of the force, when, in the vicinity of Eighteenth street, he sud- denly drew his companion into the doorway. of a cigar store. “Do you sco that man going up the street on the other side? Wears a soft hat and has a half-slinking walk? The other nodded afirmatively “Do me a favor and find out where he I cannot do it, because he knows me."” Without a word the other detective started o follow the retreating figure, which was none other than that of Alphonse, the eclub waiter. Stacey continued his walk downs town. v Several hours later he recelved a report from his companion. Alfonse had proceeded up to Madison square, turned up Fifth avenue and had finally disappeared in one of the brown stone mansions of the latter thorough- fare, entering by the rear way after making a short detour through several small siteets. The mansion in question was found to be the one occupied by the Countess Claire Brodsky. This was a startling bit of {nformation to Stacey. To the ordinary man, perhaps, it would be nothing out of the ordinary for a club servant to be seen visiting a_ Fifth avenue residence by the rear way. He was probably calling upon the domestics. But to Stacey it had an entirely different aspget. It enabled him to indulge in what he admitted to be some of the wildest guess- ing of his entire official carcer, but which guessing was, nevertheless, based upon what little of fact he had been able to establish regarding the double crime at “The Myrtl The result of his guessing was that he in'mediately dispatched an officer in citizen's clothes to the club house with a warrant for the arrest of Alfonso upon sight. The officer shortly returned with the information that Alfonse had restgned his employ at “The Myrtle" the day before, and that his residence and present whereabouts were un= known. Then Stacey took the warrant into his own hards, and, after swearing out another one to go with it, was hastily driven in a cab to the Countess Brodsky's residence. There he was met with the Information that the countess had that morning quietly left the country on the Etruria, intending to return to Rusela, and that her household effects were at that moment being packed to be sent *Find out where he goes." after her. An inspection of the mansion by the detective confirmed the statement that the bird had flown. But what of Alfonse? He had certainly not left upon the Etruria, because it was less than five hours since he had been going into the Fifth avenue house. But a dili- gent search of the city by the metropolitan | police, and a close watch kept upon depart- ing steamers for weeks after, failed to locate him, and he very likely slipped away in some sort of disguise and joined the countess upon the other gide of the Atlantic. And so Stacey was bafl the two warrants which became so much waste But that his guesses in the matter wera not o wild as one might infer from the facts at his disposition is proven by the fol- lowing statement from the head of the Pari- sian_police, which was transmitted to In- spector Byrnes by cable two days after the flight of the countess “Laroue and Narbon were after all, and he had sworn out aper. membegs of a | notorious revolutionary society of Monfmartre known as ‘Les Couteax Rouges.' Both were fugitives from Russia, where they were fm- plicated in the Nihilistic outbreak in Mos- Merrick; Diltz, Wayne, Wayne; Henry L. Aikins, Pawnee City, Pawnee; Willlam W. Tyree, Chadron, Dawes; Anton Webber, Hubbell, Thayer. Towa: Original—Willlam Williams, " Sioux City, Woodbury; Frank Kessler, Davenport. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 818 N. Y. LIFE, loans at low rates for choice security in N Dbraska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. W31 B ntze Place. For Adolph Meyer, 15th and handsomest residence in K gasticuiars. enquire am. FOR RENT, § ROOM HOUSE, provemeyts, well located. man avehub There was no pupil in the left Beatrico Cencl. A little Tound hole had been cut through the canvas—a hole hardly large enough to admit the end of a lead pencil, otherwise it Seott, | Incrense—Charies Powers. . Cedar | Would have been noticeable from the floor of Rapids, Linn. Reissue—Howard ‘Haworth, { the room, but quite large enough to permit Correctionyille, v; Willlam Gilbert, | the passage of a weapon of sufficient calibre Indlancla, Warien: George W. Hodson, tari- | to carry the little square bullets which had town, Tientons John 1. Taylor avis Ciiy, | been found imbedded in the vietim's brain. Decatur; Philip H. Showers, Lehigh, Web' Stacey felt that species of elation which ster; Willlam = Meier, ifling, ~O'Brien; { comes to the mathematiclan who sees ahead Alonzo Turner, Sigourney, Keokul i of him the end of a difficult problem in Robinson, Fansler, Guthrie; Norman caleul! Wilson, Coon Rapids, Carroll; lsaac Col- | calculus. neva, Wayne; Robert Sherman, | He carefully lifted the heavy plcture from t Unlon Fayette: William Laughlin, | its fastenings. In the wall where it had Valker, _Robinkon A, Barr, West | hung was an orifice about the size of a silver H, e, Benry Beiiokom, A4 | dime, cut very smoothly and neatly through ...Denver ‘Express. Shaw, Jeferson, Green. Original widows, | the maroon-colored paper and the plaster. | Nibidsia Loca (exeept iy gte—Minors of Willlam Smith, Rands, Cal* | And the wall ‘sounded hollow when Stacey Jives, who are s ! ncoln Local (except Sumiay houn, ang erson, Greene. ' . | tapped it with his cane. Carefully replacing | third sister, Mrs. Millie Hyland, are under aat. Mall (for Kdaooln) Dellyeee pputh, Dakotag | Orielnal CEverctt N | the picture, he rang again, had the step- |arrest awaiting a hearing. Mrs. Hyland lives o R A GO, B LN G QAo | T s ermtion. Baneroti, Mingelcy Willlam | 1adder removed, then, calling the steward, | in Butte, Mont,, and was on a visit to her Frank Hilditeh, | CAspm,-o......Chicago Vestibule. Titus, Flandreau, Woody. demanded to be shown into the apartment ad- | sisters in Denver when their resldence, where w2 | 950am Chicago Express Colorado: Relssue—George Bain, joining the maroon-papered room. a complete counterfeiters’ outfit was dis- = This proved to be a meagerly fur-|covered, was raided. The secret service nished place, fitted with a plain bed- | officers believe that Mrs. Hyland made fre- stead, a bureau and a washstand, and |quent trips to Denver and carried much intended for the use of the day eervants who | counterfeit money to Butte. 3 8 e 'Chicago and_Bt. Louts ixpr ton, El Paso. (EUROPEAN), N. COR. Pacine Junetion Local.. Montana : might be called upon to stay at the club house all night. Left alone, Stacey locked Rooms by day or week. A Fast Mall.... Miles Cit e tery ihaniel M- | the door upon the inside 5 : Tasue of Gmaal Gl ot 16ih & ‘Mason Bus.| Omura, | Nebrasks : 3 g Columbu: Rk Jiolted.. sizer, Chapman, Daylin, “Spauldin, G C. Zink, Stewart, Holt; G e Wiliiam 11, MeCurdy, Water-| In the wall at tho end of the apartment 100, Douglas; Andrus F. Ashley, Fairmount, | next to the maroon-papered room was a nar- Fillmore: Jonn Larkin, Hasthigs, Adamsi|row closet reaching nearly to tho cellin | Lyman W. Niece, Liberty, Gage; John A.|whioh, as the detective expected, was fast- | years. the result o night's work thi Hetrick, Wahoo, flnun“;rf[ -l"]v(m ‘{ln‘l'""- ened. Rather than further divulge what he {,,:3,4»,\ t:,‘,,f United ',q,'m‘.: (-:.,,..m'.‘.(:,.,:{ ‘nmfi“\i'mn{m.m." f,\'".’ was doing by making another call upon the { Foote this morning the following alleged George Galpin, Madison, | Servants, he cleverly forced the lock. In|members of the gang Ed Tray, George the top of the closet was a board shelf. By | Riley, Thomas J rs, William 'Murphy, sounding with Lis cane, Stacey quickly lo- | “Canada Bill," Russell, “Bill" Bayer eTS, l‘umln-r!;u\'l‘ cated a hollow in the wall above one end of nd Lulu They also unearthed in Cass, Renewal and Increasé—Isaac Whit- | (his shelf, and by the light of a wax vesta | riments on the west side a lot of plaster eye of | cow on the night of December 4, 1879, which resulted in the murder of Count Nicolal Brodsky.” (The End.) ————e wira THEIR Wholesale Counterfeiters Bound Over te the Grand Jury at Denver. DENVER, May 21.—WIith Denver as a base of operations and the entire western country for a market, James Charles Corbett and lis gang of counterfeiters have been making and uttering base coin on a scale seldom at- tempted before in this country, according to the belief now held by United’ States Secret Service Agent Walker and the city detectives. Corbett and his brother-n-1aw, George W. Allen, have been bound over (o the grand jury. Their wives, who are sisters, and a hours. JOHN JENKINS, M-11-17t m and e Receiver, ju =N i e s o Yawyers and solicitors. SUES & CO. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice I'RE L s (BUI T(;‘N xruu. bl(l\ . JArrives Union Depot, 10th & Maon sts.| Omana ~Denver Express......... 9:40am s, Mont, & Puget 8nd. Ex. ¢:lypm PASTURAGE. WE HAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS- ture for horses, board fence, wpring water: Barton & Phelps, Gilmore, Neb, or A. W. Phelps & Son, 207 N. Y. Life bldi., Tel.’ 1054, T8-Julyl® MURRAY, 908 J15 MOD! MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMATHA real catate. Lrennan, Love & Cor, Paxion Lk, IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOWEST RATE: H. H. Harder & Co., ground floor, I W 1A REAL ESTATE Aeikel, st Nat. ke bl V3 ARRESTED wWIVES PASTURE, CATTLE & HORSES, BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. TARES IN MUTUAL & D ASS'N PAY 8 per cent when 1, % 3 years old, always redecmable. Farham i, Nauinger, Sec. L HOW GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD S e interest on savings. ~Apply ¢ o L. & INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO.. 10 WALL ST., | Assn, 1704 Bee Bldg.” G. W. Nattnger, FURNISE New York, offer_any part 100,000 easter a1 honwcker an and wi chillinn, pr | Yestors' names, who have money to invest; vate family; references. Addiress 1 2 Just compaled. ’ Write for particulars. HOTELS, FOR RENT, NICELY FUR} SUITE AGENCY. U MORTGAGE CO. 8 3 TH Pooms, south exposure, with loans to Pusey & Thomas, Council Dluffs Drms. al B0 o family; e location. 2% Doy W T e . ind board by week or month, UNFURNISHED Was8 ger. e ST RATES, TILE | ALTNA HOUSE 1505 Farnam st. W38 Uiy wl Podge. - | LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY | = . DESIRABLE SOUTH FRONT | property. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. vooms. 1522 Chicago street W30 E-—M119.24 0T - E z LS LOANED, 3 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT HOUS, gt Mo. keeping, $12.00 per month, 113Nor(h 1Sth str. M15§ =149 2 HOUSEKEEFMING ROOD CONVENIE chiean, cwol, large lawn. 211 St Mary's Ave. 1022 MONEY at 6 per cent. W. B ON IMPROVE “Trust company, OMAHA ROOMS, ity 2 Farnam, W- MONE property. TO_LOA FRONT Fidell port. PLEASANT ROOM, 1819 DODGE. 3D ROOMS, i WITH BATH. E—M§: M 2 FOR LIGHT HOTEL BARKER, 1"TH I\N],‘J‘)Nl S STS. s &t; refe E-M315 239 — CITY LOAN .85 N. Y. LIFE. ROOM: & dger- S . MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW ED ROOM. G2 S. WTH STRE 0. F. Davis Co., E-MI0T Jise Increase—James . Custer, May 6 Original—Augustus W. Clark, Platte, Increase—Reason D, Even- Merrick. Reissue—Hugh Greeley; Nathaniel M. i Whitbeck, FORNISH ELECTRLUAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL G i tors for electric light and motor plants and ail Kinds of electrical consiruction. Western Elee- trical Supply- Co., 1515 Howard st. i CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. T 70 TOAN ON HOUSHIOLD FURNL. | C_B, MORRILL, TADER HANGING, HOUSE —_ Gire, planos,” Norses, wagoms, o any Kind of | | sigB pamting Urick work, plastering; off. R Wi FAR: | chatie] security ot owest possible rates, which | Darker bik.; tel. 735 ahops 913 N. fih e — g TR R LN SO RS S FURNISHED ROOM3 AND BOARD | 'twm & Withnell block il . MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOR, BOARD AND ROOM, $4.5) WEEK s, 1gons, ole at west rat in city; val of goody: strictly confidential; the loan off at any time or Counterfelters Arrested in Chicago. CHICAGO, May 21.—Secret service detecs tives have just unearthed here what is claimed to be the greatest counterfeiting gang that has operated in Chicago in a number of LIFE INSURANCE o bought, ¥ MONE FURNISHED ROOM; nan. AT EASE s Xpogss (ex. Sunday)... 6 DENTAL COLLEGE. OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURG Infirmary; dentistey at cost. 10th & Cap. hve. you pit i’ any Towa: Original—Joseph Marion; Erasmus B Ellsworth, Swan, i i T WEST. . :00pin. .Oklahoma & Texas Ex (6 Sun). 1:d0pm. Colorado Liwited { WITH BOARD AT THl . 26th st VERY DESIRANLE ROOMS + 118 N. 25th st "MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. GEORGE F. GELLENBECK, BANJO AND 9 2 Pabsvhger (daily) guitar teacher. 1811 Cass sireel. 00 | § 3o, Blous City ex — opm........... 5. Paly Iamited a . Omaha|_Depot BUSINESS NOTICES, FED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N. 16, 406 oo Fast Mall apd - : X. Sat) Wyo. Ex. (ex, Mon)... 4:8pm [ g F orfolk Expresw (x. Sunday) . 10:30am CARPE® OLEANING Rt .8t Paul Express 10:35am PION STEAM CAR LE 7 <. C.. §T. J. & C. B. TAirives ith St Tel. § o Unfon Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Kuha, Mgr.; Pat Ward, fo ....Kansas City Day Express... $:45pm K. C. Night Ex. via U. P. Leay MISSOURI ~ PACIFIC. 5t and_Weusier St OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, %6 So. 16th SOUTH <, ROOM 427, RAMGE 1 - house; ox ROOM lent MODERN i referen AN ON_ FURNITUL 430 Ramge LIk, BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE, MY LOAN AND JEWELRY BUSI- ness. Fred Mohle, pawn broker, 16 Far- | s a8 31 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW = fiered by the maaskets Lo easily mulLiply gl DRESSMAKING. apital cach week by speculating. Our custond. e 2 ; oy ke g mones. "Some $39100 16 12000 8 C A LUGAS TiAS RETURNE lonal Lank Iwm:vl)\‘-;“ » | e throu rts. Thomas | DRRESS MAKING IN FAMILIES.® 4116 GRANT. o CGRLE 1 . M 160 MM* DESK ROOM. WILLIAM J. WELSHANS. 31 | —T-J1¢ =—————— ————— ] Board of Trade. I T SHORTHAND AND LYP EWRITING Ac ORE ROOM the best p £ this ¢ Conrad, Fairbury, Neb. cated in J & M THE 4-STORY hea Ap- 0o ing Nxty ply at FOR Rk PIRST CLASS and b, brick sto: nam strect. Sadmble for Inquire 34, First N DE Frank Department ver. Never Tried to Raise a Loan In Canada. NEW YORK, May 21.—Hon. William Barr, colonlal minister of Newfoundland, 1s In the elty. Referring to the dispatch from Montreal saying that he had failed to obtain a loan he SWELRY LUSE Farnam YoMs91-I1 OF MIL, location in Reason i x 39, Oaklar XM VAN SANTS SCHOOL, 613 N. Y. LIFE. Mold —_— _ PAWNBRUKERS, H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 1 ST, AL AGENTS WANT MEN AND WOMF o dress the Lige bl ¥ AGENTS: RUBLER sales: big prof Lite Mg Co, L. % TO § N LAY Handy Heater Co., @34 Now UNDEUGARMENT, |~ 3 2 catalogue froc. Birs. | FOR SALE OMAIIA HUTCHER Chicago, i shop; good reasons £or seliing. Address P 8, 4= cure ‘Omulia Bee. s Y—162-200 When Baby was siek, we gave hor Castoria, ‘When she was a Chlld, she erfed for Castora, When slio became Miss, she clung to Castorla, Whou she bad Children, she gave them Castorias A Address 1 Ca __ DENTISTS, DR. PAUL, DENTIST, %2 BURT ST., ‘Douglas; gsurioe_Hrusy ceesk, Fayeite; oy white, had been rather roughly fitted into an | ous coin Marshalltown, 'Marshall; “Albert .. Boyles, ¢ revealed an opening of the same size cut 0GL , May 21.—The jury in the case of ter, Guthrie Robert R. Lockhart, Medi- shone a_little Tound point of light from the | phe plaintifr lost Loth legs while acting as Chequest, “Davis; John M. Halgh, Musca: peculiar plece of compact mechanism — ——— South Dakota: Original—Charles H. fred Alder, Volin, Yankton; Lafayette God. | this out he examined it closely a decree recaliing from the island of Formosa, Avrives- | 1and, ' Lenox, Lincoln. Original widow— | long. The bore (f such it could be called) | o bl Westcliffe, Custer. Increase—John H. Man: 9:30pm. | uls Fxpress Ui . us clockwo angement, wit pisto pm Louts Fixp o8pm ous clockwork arrangement, with a_piston W Lo1oh. o e ' e R dontana: Original—William Kelly, Butte Depot, 16th and Websier Sts. | Omaha could be et to be sprung at a certain hour Omana|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha with the greatest care and minuteness Ceaves | UNION — PACIFIC |Arrives to the conclusion that it was nothing more 2:0pan... .10 Overlang B had an opportunity of floating a loan in Mon- | gnip, sueh micety and care in the handiing “i.Fast Mall.... - loan in Boston cr N'w York, but never hupul He caretully wrapped the deadly machine in artwell, Kearney neaster; aker, Ottumwa, Wapello. Relssue—Jo he found that a plece of thin board, painted | molds, metal, scids, files, crucibles and spuris Moellor, Boydon, Bloux; Wiley J. Jepnings, | 1o rtire about six inches square cut through | - New artford, utler; Joseph J. Jordan, ® abol 6Res 84 0 ough 9 T2 s the plaster. Upon removing this there n.nt Verdict Against the Unlon Pacific. Mount Pleasant, Henry: Elias Wert Moines, Polk; Milton Shreves, Guthri nearly through the entire thickness of lath | Robert Murdock against the Union Pacie ter, Gutbrler Robert Rpockhart, Medl- | and plaster, upon tho other side of which | railway has given Murdock $10,000 damages, Davis' City, Decatur; William H. Shields, 5 eye of Beatric | brakeman for the company. An appeal will tine, Muscatine; James Ballard, Sidney. But what Interested the detective most was | pe taken. Fremont; George W. Blair, Newton, Jasper. | a LU - Dakote s Ongingl-Char 5L | which was mounted upon a species of rough Chinese Oflicials Recalled from Tormoss. Zimmerman, Sio "a Minnenaha - | foundation placed e openin g *EKING, May 21,—The emperor has issue. Zimmerman: SioUS Aolls, Minnehaha. = Ee- | foundation placed in the opening Ing | PEKING, May 21.—The emperor has issued 5:%0pm | frey, Yankton, Yankton; Lorenzo D. It was a sort of miniature cannon With 8| c.40q 1o Japan by the trealy of peace Tana. 6:0am | Poore, Yankton, Yankton; Samucl Suther. | barrel of burnished steel about seven Inches | S e Jabath bY the treaty of peace, all the Catherine Baney, Wittenberg, Hutchinson v 8G e probably a te of & ch 3 Omata . _ | was square—probably a quarter of an inch Genernl Whesion at Denver, Louls Express o TR | wraoiRid: o, S iEinaL ok 1Mo | sauare. Upon the rear end there was a curl- NVER, A 3L Brigadior. Cemmtal 0 A deville, Fort Collins, Larimn: Relssue—Ro- + 3:3pm ka Local (vx. Bun.)..... $:00m | (500" "\Vaterman, Kocky Ford, Otero fitting into tae tube, and a fgured scale pragahrodb Loy LB Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Arrives which seemed to show that the machine | o aso, has arrived Ia Dele Omahal a | City, Silver Bow :t0pm. .Bt._Paul_Limited. 10 Siam at the will of the operator. KEvery part of Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. _|Arrives the apparatus was of forged stoel, finished % :bhan Bloux City Passenger. There were no signs of smoke or powder b:dop .8t Poul_Limi alns upon the machine, which drove Stacey |Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| On nor less tham a powerful air gun He also 1:00mm. . Kearney ~ Express. said: ‘“This 1s an error, beause 1 have not | concluded that it was of foreign workman- 2:90pm. Boai'ce & Stromeb T:300m....or.... . Pagiflo. EApress treal. There could not be a fallure without | of steel not being within the province of the * an attempt. 1 expect to be able to secure the | ayerage American workman. | WABABH RAILWAY. TAirive - Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omahs | for anything from Canada. his handkerchief, deposited it in his coat