A TT TA TT "

SPEOIRL NOTICES.Acl-

TcrtlneiiicntA

.

for tlicua rolumn nlll be-

flkrn t, nt II ISISO! p. in. for the erminenncluntil H p. in. for the morning nnd Sundayedition-

.AilterlliitTi.

, by rrqaratlnB A nnmlmred( heck , can Unto nn cr nOdn fined to anumbered letter In cure of The lice. An *

tucr to ntlflremcil will bo (Irllrorod uponindentation of tlio check only- Rated ,

12c n mini , lint Innertlcn , lo a wordlien after. Nothing tiilieu for 1 thau 20afor Ilrnt Insertion-

.llieoo.

iiU > crll cmcnt must tun rntuccu-tltrly.

-.

WANTED MAIS HELP.B-

ALAUY

.

PAID WEEKLY TO LIVE MEN ;experience nut nccf > ary. Apply 1516 Douglas-

.UM1.

A3t)

WANTED , . TWO KXl'EIUENCED MKN TO-ll wentern city anil farm properties ; lllwrnl

Inducement * : reforcnces required. Addre N.10. Onmlm lleo. J.1111 _.

UNucbirTTKuiTu nnra CLKIIK , is TO 20 YIISold , muni 15 n rualler. Address Mnfhclr. cnre-of piMlntiin 8S. II-M1W a

WANTED , A MAN TO HOLK'IT POH THK-lilcwnlk buslneta. l.llicrnl commlmlon paid.

Call lt m 626 , 1'qxton Mock. U MIM 2 < *

WANTHD."

cTT.ioitk von oiNKitAt: < MB IN-

chandln" Bluie In country town ; youni ? ninn-profprrwl who flicakn Diitilali otvl Ocrniani

Into wnRcii nnd experience. AJdrps.i N 31 ,

care Omaha llro. IIM15-

IHELP.

i

.

AUK YOU IIONK T. 8OHEII. 1NWJSTHIOU8 ?

If no. cngflKe with us for IS93 ; J300 a month.-U.W

.) a yenr ; you can m iltc It euay : six hours

n day Our ngcnts do not complnln of hardtlmc5. Why ? T.iey nrc nmUlnn money lllnour Perfection Ululi Wnnlitr , the only practlcnlfamily wnslicr ninnufiicturid : wn hca drlejand pullshcs dl hea perfectly In two minutes ;

no experience neccnnary : n child of 8 operatesIt ennlly ; cheap nnd durnble : wclclit. thirteenpounds : inndo of anti-rust sheet steel ; capac-ity

¬

IW p'ccos' ; Jl'.OOO for KB equals every fam-ily

¬

wants one ; you don't have to ranvaiw : asnoon as people know you lmvi It for salethey fend for n dluli was'ier : rarh agent sterritory proteclwl ; no competition ; we fur-nish

¬

sample ( welfilis six poumli ) In nice caseto Indy aKnls to take orders with , onj RKentmade J2H.5S first ten days. Addrcsi for fiillparticular * I'crfcctlan Mfc. Co. , Ennlewo3d. III.

. . FIFTY atin.s ron AI.IJ KIMJS-of work. Canadian nmployinent OHIce. 1522

Douglas street. C-MI03 M22

ron oiNEiAi.w-ork.

.. 102S Hoiith ;0lh Aye. C 118 2i *

riHBT-crTTsR onir.HT fiCA"NHINAVIAN Y.-

W..

. homo. Olllco 1 18 Capitol avenue. Tl'7l , | ' '

WANTBD. aim. KOR OF.NnnAI. 1IOUBI3.work ; rcfcMtnces required. 1130 S. 20th tjret.

138 28

FOR RENT HOUSES.H-

OUSES.

.

. F. K. DARLING. BARKER BLOCK.-D

.

12o

HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THEO. F. Davis company , 1305 Farnam. D 128

HOUSES ; BENAWA & CO. . 308 N.

FOR RENT , 2113 CAPITOL AVENUE. 11rooms , modern. The O. F. Davis company.-

II.

.

. E. COLB CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA.-D

.

M681

2700 AND 2TCB FARNAM STREET.-W.

.

. M. Rogers , 1323 Fninam street. D M323

PLEASANT DETACHED MODERN 8-ROOMhouse ; nice lawn , barn. Inquire 2003 Pierce st.

DS47-

6ROOM

_HOUSE. INQUIRE 2711 DOUGLAS ST

CENTRALLY LOCATED. 10-ROOM HOUSE.modern Improvements. Inquire 712 N. 19th-itrcet. . D M333-

I

_ _ROOMS. 634 SOUTH 17lh STREET

_ _

_D-313 M2 *

PLEASANT MODERN C-ROOM 2ND STORYflat ; beautiful lann and Khade. 2121 Miamistreet. D M71-

8NINEROOM_

"MODERN HOUSE. 1533 sifEif-man avenue. S30 ; 10-room modern house , Bur-littte

-( , rear Sherman avenue , > 25 , Byron ReedCo. . 213 South Hlh street. D M7SS M18-

SOlt MASON , BEST LOCATION , 8 ROOMS ,modern , Inwn , J:7.69. $23 Now York Life-

.D8Q25.

ONE TEN-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN CON-venlences

-, newly painted nnd papvied. 950 No.

2th tit. Ono six-room house hack of above ;rent very low. Imuilre KllUennuy & Co. , roomJ. Continental blk. DSII.I-

IOUHHH.

POK HUNT. PllOM IW.M TO J2500.Bee Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Kiurmm M-

.D.

Ms.C'J 30

VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES VACANT MAY1st. j ; II. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life. Then * 3 < 8-

.DS77.

FOR RENT FLATS AT NORTHEAST CORNERot llth nnd Howard utrcctK. Newly paperednnd painted. Inquire room 311. 1st NationalBank llldir. D-87S 3

FOR RENT. DESIRABLE G-ROOM MODERNcotlnco. one block fl-uni park. 3001 Poppletnn-avenue. .

_ ______ D M37-4WST I'ROPiMtTY FOR "RENT. SALE OR KX-

rlinnKe-

with Kl'Uablu| Investment Co. , 405 N.Y. Life. D-M970 30

REDUCED TO J13.W , CHEAPEST AND NKAT-c

-t C-ioom cottagu with bath In city. 30,15 Call-

tornla-

et. DmOtMO-Mol"ERN Eiairr-liooM HOUSE , $33"

"I-ERmonth. Inquire 2G1G Capitol nvennn.-

D.

122 20 *

FOR RENT I-ROOM HOUSE nTTl ! IW AOIIESall fenced. Rood well , date to Heluxjl nml streetcar. J. A. Lovgren , 001 N. Y. Lift- .

% 1D121247-

ROOM. . ALL MODERN. OOOD LOCATION.till Jones ntroet. D- 12127-

FOURROOM BASEMENT , til S. 24TH STREETD-M13I Ma *__

MODERN TI3N-ROOM HOl'SB. BRICK. G"AS"balh , laundry , furnace ; hanl wo > l Hours ; 33. OJ :k > s , 1W1 Capitol nvejiue , lu

FURNISHED HOUSE FROM JUNE 1ST. TOfginllvllhout yminit children ; rufprenrra re ¬quired. 710 N. 2it Bt. It H5 30 *

FURNISHED HOUSES.3-

TOR

.

HUNT. FURNISHED HOt'SE OF EIGHTroomf , near Ilnnscom park , every mndcin ron-venlrneo.

-. fully und liundnoincly furnished. Willrent only to small f.unlly from May 10 to Nov.

12. AildrcBs N 27 , llee olllce. 098 21

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS. Ml S. 13TII

1-370 M3___

FURNISHED ROOM. WITH ALCOVE ; MODI-ern. . M7 So. 25th uve. E MC2S 20 *

6OUTirFoNT ROOM. HARNEY-.BM774

.30 *

PLEASANT ROOM. 1319 DODGE-

.M01)BRN. E5752-

IJ6"

CASsE MS05 MIS *

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ,all conveniences. Kultable for two or threeEenlU'inrn ; rint very leasonuLle. ' 617 No. 20th-.15S7C21

.

I , *

rURNISHED. UNPSll. 7. $10 , $11 203 N. 17TH-.B533,1

.*

FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEDrooms. 2G21 Farnam street. 13 MU2 2S *

FOK RENT , ROOMS , WITH BOARD. 2225.j381' ' _ ! ' 94J 25 *

NICELY FURNIfiHIU ) FRONT ROOMS ANDiKiud. 122 N. 13th. F Mprj 25 *

BUITE OF ROOMS : ALSO SINGLE ROOM ,-with board , In prtvnlv fumll > i reference. *. 2.S14Farnam utreet , F 11113 IS *

UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENTTOR RENT. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS.-

C.

IClTDodKO street. ! HIM 16 *

UNi'TRNISHED ROO.MS. OJ N. 20TH-.15M13J

.

K 27 *

3 LAHC1K I'Nrt'UNIHHEti ItOJMS. SI'lTAltLUfor IlK'it' hniisckrepliiB , cheap to tUht pnrty.

FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICESFOR RENT. BRICIC STORE BUILDING , 22x100.

with Ilibt-i'lufa ehelvUtR and counters. In bustbimiiirfH location In North IK-iul , Neb. Therewill In) 400 ncrt's of tieets uruun In tlm nclxh-l orlixxl , which will clrculala can.ildcrahjmonry. In addition to the ivgular f.inu trada.Ky Iwltrr location ran IHI found for dry goods ,hoot * nnd Rhae * nnd cents' fuinlkblnus. ApplyIQ N. J. Joluison , Alum. Neb. 1M11G-

RENT. . THE 4-STORY 1IH1C1C 11UIH ) .Inc. (1C Furnani itr-jet. ThU building hu aBrrpruof cement ba "ment. cumpietd menmhftllnf ; water on nil lloois , ta > . etcApply at thu % fflco cf The ! . I - SU-

TOR RUNT-FIRST OLAS-S THRUU-STORYand bunomml brick store bulUInx at 1005 l i jinam street. Hullable for uny l.lnd nt builnrii*. 'Inyulie room 311. First Nation. ! Ii nk II < jr-

I 3 l i |

WANTED TO RENT.-

VHAT

.

A CALL THER15 IS FOR HOUSES ) IPyou want yours rented list them wllh J , It.Pnrrolle. IMugln block. K M258 A31-

IMALU HOUSE OR COTTACJB OF 0 ORrooms , with fair convenience !. Addres * L O ,lie? omc* . K37'-

AST HOfSBS FOR RENT WITH G. O. WAI * ,lace , J12 Brown blk. Have calls for collages.-

K.

777

STORAGE.1-

TORAGE.

.

. FRANK EWERB. 1214 HARNEY.-M

.*13-

2nrsr BTonAOB nt'ii.DiNa m OMAHA , u. s-

.r.

- ' . bonded warehouoe ; household KOoOa stored ;lowv t rates. 1013-1016 lt131-TO"Kfl STOnKD DUtltNO SOMMHIt. TBI*SCO. K07 Douglas. Ormha Stove Repair Works.

V322S-

TOTtAflB AND WARBIIOURn CO. .> th & Jones St . General storam & fonvardlnir.-

M.

5(4

WANTED TO BTTTJ-

.VANTHD. . A STOCK OP QOODB WOHTII ll.COf-lto I60UO. Address M 1 > , Omaha Her.N KM-

riticKs PAID FOR SECOND HANDfurniture. I. Bnissell , 1IM Dodge St-

.N.

HW M10-

iVANTni ) . TO IltlY 7 TO 9-llOOM MODKHN-housf , vicinity of llnnscom park ; mu t bo a-

barcaln. . Address N 21 , Hee olllce. N M10223-

iVANTKD AT ONCI3 FOR CASH A FIRSTclass second hand phaeton , mutt ba lightrnnuuli for one horse nnd Rood at new. Ad-dress

¬

Hex No. 6 , Slanton , Neb. N1I321t-ODKRN IIBSIDKNTK NEAR HANSCOMpark ! must be clieapj description nmt-prlre. . Address N 33 , lice. N-1IS 2-

IFOK SALE FURNITURE.'U-

RNITUIIB

.

AND CAUI'ETS CHEAP ; AL-most

-now. Call 10 to 13 n. m. Account of re-

moval.¬

. CSI South Ijtli Btrect , corner Jnnen-.OM111

.

23

FOR SALEHORSESWAGONSETC,

2 SEAT OPEN CARRIAOn TO HE SOU1-at cost. J30.00 ; also good Concord liuckboard ,7000. Drummond. P MC23M11-

OIl- HAMS. 8HETLAND PONYrciTY imOKE ;phaeton and harness. 1810 Hnrney street.-

P.

Mill 21 *

OR HALB. OltAY. HIOHT-YEAR-OLD HOUSE ,weight 1IW. Call afternoons , 43th and 1'opulc-ton avenue.Vm Anderson. P M13i 25

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS100 & CHICKEN FENCE. WIRIJ. BETTER& cheaper than wood. J , J. Leddy , 403 S. Hlh.

QMG51MnylG-

WnOSIAN PIANOS , BRIDOBPORT ORGANSWoodbrldga Bros. , 117 8. 17th. q-134

HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOG ANDchicken fence. Chai It. Lee , 9th and Douglas-

.Q153.

FOR SALE. A NO. 1 2ND HAND W-IIORSBpower steel boiler , as good an new. Adrtres"-I' . O. lox eS3. Q-M630-M11

ron SIALE , 2 pitiisii cows. 2so WEHSTER-street. . Q-145

CLAIRVOYANTSMRS. DR. II. WARItEN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE-

liable-

liuslncis medium. Sth year at 113 N. 16th.-

MME.

.

. CLAYTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND CARDreader. Reads cards like an open book. Tellsyour mission on entering. 223 N. Hlh.

MEDIUMS.-

DON'T

.

BE HUMBUGGED I1Y FORTUNE-tellers , traveling fakirs , etc. If you are In anytrouble send n stamp to Mr. William Garflld6-3D Sixth avenue , DCS Molnes , Iowa , the moiwonderful iiicdlum on earth ; free advice , butudk no questions. Located for years.M129 5 *

MESSAGE. BATHS. ETO.MADAM SMITH. 502 S. 13TII. 2D FLOOR. ROOM

3 ; magnetic , vapor, alcohol , steam , sultiherlneand sea baths. T M973 2i

NEWLY FITTED BATH PARLORS ; TURK-Ish

-and electric baths for ladles and gentle ¬

men. Madame Howeil , 320 S. 15th St. . 2d floo-r.TM333M5

.*

MADAME LA RUE , 1017 HOWARD ST-.T

.

639 Mil *

MRS. DR. LEON HAS OPENED ELECTlilCmassage and bath parlors na n first-class In-btltuto for health , refreshing nnd restfulP6UIB from 9 ru m. to 9 p. in. ; first-clans ns'lst-ants.. 412 N. 14th street , near Chicago street.-

T.

M983 27

MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1411 DODGET-M113 C *

TURKISH BATHS.TURKISH BATHS : ONLY PLACE IN CITY

exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 Bee bldg.-13S

.

PERSONAL.M-

ASSAGE.

.

. ELECTRO THERMAL BATHSchiropodist. Mme. Post. 319Vi S. 15th st.-

U.

137

THE UELLE EPPERLY CORSET. MADE TOorder from measure. 1903 Farnam street.

U138-

VIAVI co. , sic mn RLDO. ; HEALTH BOOKfiec ; home treatment , lady attendant. U 133

CURE FOR LADIES. ISIS CHICAGO ST-.UG13M10

.*

MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORi2119 Farnara st. Prices reasonable.

U TS1-M13 *

CUT FLOWERSB.tmjuet , hall , residence und grave decorations1S13 Vlnlon street. Telephone 7T8. U M335-

A BOOK ON RHEUMATISM , GOfT , LUM-liap" . Hf>nt fifu to thii o nendlng tlu-lr nclihes-to E. M. Cheamun Mfe. Co. , Plttsburg. I'a-

.t'M132.

23 *

MONEY TO LO AN KKAL ESTATEMONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA

real estate. Drennan. Love Si Co. , 1'axton blk-W142

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THEO. F. D.ivls Co. , 1W3 Farnam st. W-143

VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANSJ. W. Squire , 2IS Bee bMr.| W 144

CITY LOANS. C. A , STARR. Ell N. Y7 LHE-W115

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHAprupcrty. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Fainam-

W146LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIS1PROVED CIT

prvpt'ity. W. Furnani Smith & Co. , 132t ) Farnar-aWl I r-

ANT11ONV LOAN & TRUST CO. , 518 N.Y.LU'Uloans at low rat'.s for choice security In Nebrnnkii and Iowa farms or Omohu city proper !

W-141MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATLat C per cent. W. B. Mclkle , l t Nat. Bk.bld ?

WltS-FO SALE. 100.WW BONA-FIDE EASTERN IN-

testers' names , who have money to Invest. Jus-compiled. . Full particulars upo.i tequest. In-vestors' Dliectory Co. . 10 Wall street. N. Y-

.VMW1.

A25 *

MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS

horses , wagons , etc. , at KJUO.SI lines In cityno leniovnl of goods : strictly conlldrntlal ; yocan pay tha loan off at uny time or In an-uinount.

OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .

. 3'X' Bo. ICttl St-.X150

.

J. R. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMCJE BLOCKX-152

MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FL'RNlture. pianos , horses , wagons or any kind ochattel secuilty nt lowest possible rates , whlc>vu cun nay back nt liny time nnd In anamount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.Room I. Wlthnell block. X151-

MONEV TO LOAN ON FURNITURE ANDpianos. Fred Terry , 430 Raines MOCK. X1M

BUSINESS CHANCES.CLEAN STOCK OF MUSE. BOUGHT. SOLDor exchanged for land. If you want to RInto or get out of business write us. Wmay have what you want. II. O. Mi-Gee , l_ Mal. > St. . Council Bluffs , la. Y M100 A23-

DO YOU"WANT A MONEY MAKB T niCIHTklneloscopes made JS.OuO.W In three monthsWrite "Edison Klnetosrapo Co. , " room 5*Sheely Jilock. Omaha , Neb. YM657-IK"YOU WANT"TO DIsI"OSE"OF STOCK"01

nierchandliia quick addrcm M 20 , Omaha Bee-YJISW

YO SELIOROCKRY STOCK , GOOD LOCAlion , cheap , fixtures nnd elock completebutcher rhop attached. Addiiu , H. E. HumanSI7 N. V. Life Bids. . Omaha. Neb.

_ Y M323-M23 *

WHY NOT SPECULATK TTfHOUGH A RK-rKinslblc| hous nnd get reliable Infnrmatln-as to the market by having your name placed oour list for u dally market bulletin , also senfor our manual on margin trndlnic In grainprovisions und blocks ; both sent free. C. UBtRnwII & Co. . suite H. Traders Ride. . Cn1c so. . Y MS80 25 *

FOR S.U.H. A NICKLY LOCATSU AND WBUarrunzed resUurant. or will not lo rellaWP rty. N 28. Bee.

_Y M S6 21 *

Fo'lt SALE OR TRADE. 3000.00 STO"K OlUf'.ils' und shoes In city of 0000. with coed location. For further luforiuiitlon addresi Flshett Ijtden. Red Ok. la , YM9TT-

T CAPITAL IfAH FORCED Vla cffer an Intereit In our lm > lns < . IlunlnenIs pay m 104 per cent en prc e-t capital FKfill puitlctilnrs call or addrex our a tentt IIU Cu ! & Co. . 1M N lith it. Y-MS 11-13

[is like Corpparip jf Capdl-

brifliapcy of fj? up" to-

ap5

2i

wfty SAHTA CLAD5.-

if

.

) fj) (> pur b f apd

SANTA CLAUS SOAP6cU

made

BUSINESS CHANCES.C-

ontinued.

.

.

5.000 TO J100.10 CAPITAL WANTED ; IN'TER-vlew

-solicited ; now enterprlsn ; ! rrltlmate butj-

nesa-

; resptjnHltilo mnniiKement and 10 per centguaranteed. N 3 ! , lleo. Y 143 30

RECEIVER'S SALE , FROM THIS DATE Iwill sell at private sale oil the bar fixtures ,refrigerators , bottle cam * , nnd olllca llxturcs ;nlso nil the * unlliilalitxl stock , machinery andshafting , with 2 15 H. P. Detroit electric mo-tors.

¬

. N-lonirlnir to the llrm ofTnllncc & Co. ,Incorporated , loonted nt 411 and 413 S. 10th St. ,Om.Lh.i , Neb. . April 23. UUJ. John Jenkins ,receiver , for & Co. , Incorporated.-

Y.

MIST M2-

IFOK EXCHANGE.-TEN

.

CLEAR LINCOLN LOTS AND SOMEmoney to trade far boots and shoes. O. C-

.Hazard..

. Hebron , Neb. g-MKi 27 *

WILL TRADE VACANT IX3T OR COTTAOEfor finnlturp of B-room cottage , C. C. Shlmer.211 N Y. Life. H-M13G 25

LOT C0xl23 , CLBAR OF ALL KNCUMHUANCESfor horse and phaeton. Address N 31 , llee.

FOR SALE KEAL ESTATE.EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY

farms , merchandise. Garvln IJros. , 210 N. Y. L-.RE155

.

FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 912 N. Y. L.UEDI1M7-

VC

*

ARE SELLING 11ARGA1N3. AND ITmeans money to buyer and seller to see us.

Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Fnrnnm street.-P.i3

.MC54 30-

ABSTRACTS. . THE m'RON REED COMPANY.-

BARGAINS.

.

. S A LK OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-ertles

-and faims. Jno. N. Frenscr , opp. P. O-

.UAROAINS

.

, HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;sale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker block-

.RE.

Ii6

WILL SELL IMPROVED GARDEN LANDSnrar Omalm at prices that will surprise you , Iftaken within 2 weeks. J. II. Sherwood , 423-

N. . Y. Life. RE-M72I

SNAPS , 5 TO G MILES FROM OMAHA I' . O.40. 50 or 120 acres , Improved , J30.W per acre ;200 acres. 135.00 per acre ; 250 acrei. KOOO peracre ; C 10-acre tracts , J73.00 to J100.00 per acre.-Mugt

.

be sold. 910 N. Y. L. bldg. ReM2v-lbirsTu.n HOUSE 2010 HARNEY STREET, o

rooms , modem Improvements barn for fourhorses , clly water , south front , low price , rea-sonable terms ; posseiwlon Immediately. ApplyRobeit Cowell.JUIl Harney St. RB-M903-30 *

TIUCl TiaC3EST BARGAIN IN KOUNTZE-Place. .

Elegant horns on Wlrt street.Fine bulldliiB silo In Uanscom Place, east fiont.

high and Hlclitly. SO , 75 or 150 feet frontage;''

tha cheapest property In the addition-.Ilcautlful

.

cast front lot In western port of cityat n snap-

.Fidfllty.

Trust Company , Bole Agents.1702 Farnam Street-

.RRM9M.1

BICYCLES.-

M.

.

. O. DAXON , 402 N. 1CT1L 16-0VICTOR'I1ICYCLE3. . THE FINEST OF ALL

bicycles. Omaha Ulcycle Co. , 3M N. 16lh street.16-

1STERLING. . BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-ern

-Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard street.

SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ONRelay Special. Will liarnum & Bro. , I''O N. 13th.

73-

SREMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. .116 S. 15th street. *lr"31_

A. L. DEANE & CO. . WHOLESALE AND RH-tall bicycles , 1110 Farnam street ; bicycles soldon easy payments. 1C3

LAWN MOWERS AND BICYCLES , GET THEMIn good running order at the Acme , 512 S , 13th-

.611M10.

WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO. . 2(16 CUMING.604

MANTELS , GRATES AND TILES.WOOD MANTELS. ORATES , TILES FOR FIRE-

places , vestibules and large lloors ; write forcatalogue. Milton Rogers * Sons , Omaha.

M2-

6ISTEAMSHIPS. .

TO EUROPE. GAZES' TOURS. ESTAB. 1811.Select parlies semi-monthly. Independent tick-ets

¬, all routes. Hotel coupons , passports , pro-

grams¬

, free. Monthly Gazette , with maps. lOc.-

H..

. GHZP & Sans (L'td ) . McCasua & Sr.aldlnir.1504 Dodge street. M40C M5 *

D2NTAL COLLEGE.OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY , FREE

Infirmary ; dentistry at cost. 18th & Cap. nve.17-

9MATHEM ATHIC AL IN STRUM KNTSA-

LVA. J. OKOVBtt , ENGINEERS AND All-chltccU'

-supplies. 313 S. 15th street , Omaha.

Mm-

HOTELS. .

HOTEL BARKER. 1STH AND JONES ST8.75 rooms at 1.50 per day.-b

.) rooms at 12.00 per day.

Special rates to commercial travelers. R mand board by vt >ek or month. Frank Hlldltch ,manager. 171-

A ETNA TlOUSB ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR.-13th

.and Dodge. Rooms by day or wee-

k.FLORISTS.

.

.

FOR PANSIES & VERBENAS GO TO J. W. &K. E. Arnold , 120 N. 15th St. Tel. 132.

531 M 9-

UWDERTAKERSAND EMBALMBR8I-I. . K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND

embalmer , 1613 Chicago St. , telephone 90. 1S5

SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL 1000-

.1M.

M. O. MAUL UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM-cr

-, 1417 Farnam St. . telephone 225. 16-

0C W , BAKER , UNDERTAKER , C13 S. 16TH ST.1(7-

JUrt.1.( . .

D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL_ omce to 209 S. 16th st. . Brown block. 163

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OUTRAN A FIELD OF NINETEEN

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LONDON , April 21. The followliiR Is tlioremit of the City nml Suburban tiamllcnp utEpsom today : Mr. L. Cannon's bay colt Kc-minder , by Melacon , out of Postscript , 4rears old , carrying 8 stone 9 pounds , won ;

Mr. n. 1. Darnalo's chestnut colt , Stowmar-kot

-, by Timothy , out of Lcnax , 4 years old ,

carrying S stone 9 pounds , second ; Mr. It-

.McCalmonta's.

Irish Tar , a bay fllly , by Graf-ton

-, out of Pride of Klldare , 4 years old ,

carrying 7 stone G pounds , third. Nineteenhorses ran. Mogul , shortly otter the start ,

settled with the lead , which he held to thetop of the hill , when Hard of Avon drew to-

ran. . Lord llcughton's Eau d'Or , a chcst-Uemlmler

-, who drew out , followed by Slow-

market , and won by half a length. Fourlengths separated the second and thirdhorses. Son ot a Gun wns fourth. Time :2:10: 4B.

The Hyde Park plate of 500 sovereigns , for2-ycar-old colts , 8 stone 12 pounds ; miles. 8-

slone 9 pounds , llvo furlongs , was won byMr. Kalrle'a Itadlant. a chestnut fllly , bySpringfield , out of Uadlant. Eight horsesran. Lord Iloughton's Kau d'Or , a chest-nut

¬fllly , by Hen d'Or' , out of Chasse Catte ,

and Mr Weaver's brown fllly , Miss Archer ,l y Herald , out of Noisette , ran a dead heatfor second place. Foxliall Keenc's bay coltDimity was also started.

The crowd present was the largest everknown at this event , and Included the prlnco-of Wales , the duke of Cambridge and hun ¬

dreds of sporting notabilities. Willie Slmtns ,the colored jockey , In the employ of Messrs.Dwyer and Croker , was among those whowitnessed the race.-

KKSULTS

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OM TIII'J HUWMXO TRACKS-

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Shots Get the Kim nt lny! Dlntrlct-'Ilirco .TuukcjH Injured.

SAN FRANCISCO , April 2l.LonR nhotswon all except two races today. Claudiusnt 30 to 1 WHS the extreme outsider. In the2-year-old race there wns a grand tumble.On entering the Htretch Marionette , riddenby It. Isom , stumbled and threw the boy.Vlrgle A , with Lloyd up , and LonoUe Illly ,Coady riding , also full. Isom and Lloydwere not badly Injured , but Coady's armwas broken. He hud Just recovered from aprevious accident In which his leg wnsbroken. Summaries :

First race. seven furlongs , selling :Claudius , IDS ( Hennessy ) . 30 to 1 , won ; Mul ¬berry , 109 ( Slonnc ) , 4 to 5. second ; Hed Glen ,91 ( Chevalier ) , 3 to 1 , third. Time : lS7: % .Del Nortc , Charmer and Alary S also ran.Second race , live furlongs , Helling : Ner-vosp -

, .' 2 ( Isom ) , 4 to 1 won ; I51ue Hell. 101( Uoyd ) , 10 to 1 , second ; Lulu , 103 ( Coaily ) .4 to 1 , third. Time : 1:02.: Mamie Scott ,Julia Martin , Illly. Norlee. Hue Abbott ,Gypsy Girl , The Drummer. Dr. Gardner ,ISdwnrd S and Swift Sure also ran.Third race , four and a half furlongs ,2-year-olds : Her Majesty , 115 ( Slonne ) , S toI. won ; Monitor. 82 (Jones ) , 4 to 1 , second ;William 1'lnkerton , 118 ( Covlncton ) , 9 to 5 ,third. Time : 0:56.: Lenoke , Illly , Vlrglo A ,Marionette and Miss Urummcl also ran.

Fourth race , mile and a sixteenth , handi-cap

¬: Lovedel , lit ( Curr ) , 7 to 10. won ;

Fllrtllla. ST (Jones ) . 15 to 1. second ; McUglit.113 ( Flynn ) , 8 to 1 , third. Time : l:47: i.Mldu.i also ran.

Fifth race , live and a half furlongs. sell-Ing

-: : Banjo , 100 ( Hlnrlchs ) . 8 to 1 , won ; WillieS , 101 ( Slonne ) , 8 to 1 , second ; Gold Bug ,

109 ( Coffey ) , S to . , third. Time : 1:08.: Quar-tcrstaff.

-. Circe , Heallzatton and Seusprny

also ran.Sixth rare , six furlongs : Captain Rccs ,10DFlynn( ) , 3 to 5. won ; Howard , 110 (Glenn ) .

I to 1 , second ; Mount Air , 90 ( l. om ) , C to 1 ,third. Time : 1:11.: Royal Flush. Nelson ,Rev AHa and Mayday also ran.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. , April 21. At Cum ¬

berland park today the weaher was fineand the track fast. Two favorites , a secondchoice and two third choices Mulshed Infront. Trainer Tucker , who has charge ofFlelachmnnn & Sons' horses , did not likeJockey Thorpe's rldo on St. Maxim yester¬day In the Duncan Hotel handicap and putII. Williamson on Ray S In the third race.Ray S was a 4 to G favorite , but he finishednext to last. Results :

First race , selling , llve-elphths of a mile :Ressle Nichols ((5 to 1)) won , Pat Tucker((2H to 1)) second , Guilty ((3 to 1)) third. Time :

1:01: % .

Second race , four furlongs : La Salle ((3to 1)) won , Utopia (S to 1)) second , Dennis((3 to 1)) third. Time : 0W.:

Third race , one mile : Molllo ((3 to 1)) won ,Rasper ((2'Xj' to 1)) second. Shining Belle ((10-

to I ) and Terrapin ((0 to 1)) ran a dead heatfor third place. Time : 1:11.:

Fourth race , selling , seven-eighths of amile : Dr. Work ((3 to 1)) won. Rainmaker((3 to 1)) second , I yon ((3'-j to 1)) third.Time : 1:28.:

Fifth nice , six furlongs : Metropole ((8 toC ) won , Helen W ((12 to 1)) second , MayThompson ((7 to 5)) third. Time : 1:11': * .

MEMPHIS , April 21. The feature of theday's racing at Montgomery park was theI'eabody handicap , worth $1,475 to the win ¬

ner. Weather cloudy and warm. Trackfair. Attendance 4000. Results :

First race , six furlongs , Felling : Silver-smith

¬((5 to 1) won , Hilly Rennet ((23 to 1))

second , Mips Clark (9 to 5)) third. Time :

1:17.:

Second race , purse , four furlongs : Faslg(S to 5)) won , Sir Dllke ((15 to 1) second ,Driftwood ( t to 1)) third. Time : 0:6114.:

Third race , the Peabody handicap , mileand an eighth : Figaro ((5 to 1) won , RhettGeode ((30 to 1)) second , Sister Mary ((8 to 5))third. Time : lMVt.

Fourth race , live and one-half furlongspursa : Oath ((2 to 1)) won. Urania ((2 to lsecond , Ashland ((3 to 2)) third. Time : 1:0314:

Fifth race , two miles , over <"lght hurdlerSquarefellow ((3 to 1)) won , Ell Klndlg ((2 to isecond , Templemorc ((3 to 1)) third. Time :3:4Hfe.: !

Sixth race , seven furlongs : Kthel W (5 to1)) won , High Test ((13 to 1) second , MoU(5 to 2)) third. Tim" : 1:31.:

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fet the best of the hrRiimenl. ns only twofavorites won. It wns olllcinlly Riven outlint the trnck will continue to run nfterMay U. The UCOIIHC front the Jockey clubexpires on tlmt date , nttd the tnnnn rerawill thrn mnkc nppllcfttlon to the WesternTurf cotiKress. Hfforc tlolnfr s o , however,the truck be enlurf d to n mil mile , nsrequired by the rules of tlmt nsyoclatlon.When the license Is oblnlned It will rncelx ilnyit n week , In opposition to Alexander

Islnnd , nnd will permit the milking of n-'orelsn l0ok. U-nultfl today :

Klrst rnce , live ftirloimx : Wheeler (3 to 1))won , .Mubfl Olt'ti (S to 5)) second , Cucko ( Uto 1)) third. Time : 1:03.:

Second rare , one-hnlf mile : Unndn ((15 to 1))won , Ilerotlc ((15 lo 1)) second , llvrml ((5 to 2))third. Time : 0:50.:

Third race , Fairfax Make ? , 1.000 , sevenfurlotiK.i : Owlet IS to E ) won , Tln o (even )Eccond , 1'nladln ((10 to 1)) third. Time : 12S.;

I'-otirlh rnce , otio mile : 1-Htlc Mat (even )won , Kilkenny ((7 to B ) second , Bolltolre((8 to 1)) third. Time : 1:42.:

Fifth race , six nml one-half furlong * :Klmj (lold ( l! to 5)) won , llammlc ((6 to 6)croml , Ornui ((10 to 1)) third. Time : 1:23.:Sixth race , live furlongs : Tancred ((2 to 5))

won , Kttnlrc (12 to 1)) si-i-oud , Lady Adams(SO to 1)) third. Time : 1M.:

ST. KOIMS , April 2-Hesults( at Hast Bt.l.miln ;

Firm race , purse , three-eighths of n mile :Charlie Jnly won , l'i-op o' n ay second ,Jttibe Hornock third. Time : 0:35-: % .

Second rnce , llvc-elRhths of a mile , soil-IIIK

-: Itepubllc won. Conductor MeSwccney

second , l <ttkc I'arks third. Time : l:0u't.:

l ourth race , haiullcnp, one mile : Mlra-beau won , Hey del Mar second , Hobertl-nttn third. Time : IMS.

Fifth race , three-tuiartera of a mile , sellI-IIK

-: Montolla won. Henry Jenkins second ,

Ulllv Simderlnnd third. Time : 1:21-.ItOHY.

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. Ind. , April 21. First race , seven-sixteenths of n tnlli : 1'ete Clay won. Delugesecond. OeorRC H third. Tims : 0:41'i.:

Second race. live furlongs : Little lllllywon , Slicnaudonh second , Morao third.Time : 1:0.1: ,

Thlnl race , live furlonRs : Helen Wrenwon , Foxliall second. Caesar third. Time :1:0.1.:

Fourth far* , six furlotiRs : Charm won.Golo second , Tit for Tat third. Time : 1:1: ! 'J.

Fifth race , fifteen-sixteenths of a mile :

Our MiWKlt- won , Chvno second , Jim Headthird. Time : 1:3SV-

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CINCINNATI..

. April 2l.Plttsbtirfr battedIn streaks , while the hits made by the Ilcdswere scattered. Both batted equally well-.lawyer's

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wlldnesa cost three runs , and aheavy rally In the seventh gave the 1'ltts-burrjcrs

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tlio victory. Attendance , 2300.Score :

Cincinnati . 1 l 0 1 0 0 1 t 0-fiPittsburjr. 2 1)001041) 0-8

Hits : Cincinnati. 11 ; rittsburrf , 2. Errors :Cincinnati , 3 ; I'lttsburR , 0. Kurncd runs :

Cincinnati , 2 ; I'lttsburcr , 4. Two-base hits :

Gray , Miller , 2 ; Hey , Ileckley , Cllimmun.Three-bane hits : G. Smith , Hey , 1C. Smith ,CecUIey. Stolen bases : Ueoklcy. First baseon balls : Off Pwyer. G ; off Ivlllen , 2. liltby pitcher : Dwyer, 1. Sacrlllce hits : Heck-ley

-, SiiRden. lilerbnuer. lintterles : Dwyer

nnd Spies ; Klllcn and Sugden. Time : Onehour and Ilfty-Ilvc minutes. Umpire : Kins-lie.HAMMING'S WOUK GILT KUGKD.

DAIriMOHApril! : SI. Ualtlmorc de ¬

feated Uiooklyn In u hotly contested name.HemmlnK'M work was the feature. He notonly held his opponents down to one rim ,

but led his team In batting , with tuodoubles nnd u single. Attendance , BNW.Score :

Haiti morp . 00102000 -3-

llrooklyn. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

Hits : Ualtlmore , n ; llrooklyn , 8. ISrrors :Ualtlmorc , 2 ; Brooklyn , 4. Earned runs :

Baltimore , 2 : llrooklyn , 1. Three-base hits :Kelly. Two-base hltS : Hemming. 2 ; Shock.Sacrlllce hits : Duly. Stolen bases : Mc-Graw.

-. Struck out : By (lumber ! , 1 ; by

lldnmlng1 , 2. Bus * on balls : Oil' Gnmbert , 1 ;elf Hemming , 3. Double plays : Kecler to-Brouthers ; McGraw to Jennings to Brouth-ers ; Burns to Corcoran ; Urlllln to Daly-.1'assed

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balls : Hoblnson. Batteries : Hem ¬

ming1 nnd Hoblnson ; Gumbcrt nnd Grim.Time : Ono hour nnd forty-live minutes.Umpire : Murray.-

SICNATOK8.

COMING NICELY.WASHINGTON , Ajirll 2l.The Washing ¬

ton team continued In good form today andtook n game from the rhillles by a score of5 to 4. Attendance. 4500. Score :

Washington . 1 0040000 G

Philadelphia . 0 00010300 1

lilts : Washington , 7 : Philadelphia , 12.Errors : Washington , 3 ; Philadelphia , 2.Earned runs : Washington , 1 ; Philadelphia ,1. Two-base hits : Abbey , Hasamaer. Ham ¬

ilton. Three-base hits : Salbach , Italman.Stolen bases : Nicholson , 2 ; Thompson , Ham¬

ilton , Cross , Cartwrlght. Sacrlllce hits :McGulre , Nicholson. Double plays : Boyleto Hamilton. First base on bulls : Off Mc-Glll

-, 7 ; off Stockdale , 1 ; off Malarkey. 1.

Left on bases : Washington , V ; Phlladelplila ,10. Struck out : By Stoclulale , 1 ; by Mc-Glll

-, 9 ; by Malarkey , 2. Batteries : Mular-

key , Stoc'kdule and McGulre ; McGlll andBuckley. Time : Two hours und live min ¬

utes. Umpire : Keefe.BOSTON DOWNS THE GIANTS.

NEW YORK. April 24Hu.ile was Ingood form today , and with any kind ofdecent support the New Yorks should havedefeated the Bostons. The features werethe catching by McCarthy and Duffy , andI.on-f'H and N ash's batting. Attendance ,5000. Score :

Boston.0 0003200 0 5New York.0 00000120-3Hits : Bohton , 6 ; New York , 3. Errors :Boston , 7 ; New York , 3. Earned runs : Bos ¬

ton , 1 ; New York , 0. First base by errors :Boston , 2 ; New York , 4. Left on bases :

Boston , 5 ; New York , 6. First base onballs : Off Stlvetts , 4 ; off Husle , 2. Struckout : By StivettH , 4 ; by Husle , 7. Three-base hits : Nash. Stolen bases : l owe , Col ¬

lins. Ganz-1 , Stlvotts , Davis. Double plays :

Lciifj to Lowe to Tucker. 1'acsed balH : Fa mlBatteries : Stlvetts nnd Uanzel ; Ituslc anilFan-el. Time : Two hours and lour min ¬

utes. Umpire : Campbell-.Hl'TCH

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STILL A POWEH.LOUISVILLE , April 24. The home team

ontbatted the Colts today , but bad base run-ning

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kept the Ecoru down. McOermottpitched a fairly good gnme , but received>oor support. Hutchison was very effectiveat critical stages nnd received giltedgeds-

upport. . Weather , fair. Attendance , 1120.Score :

Louisville . 0 00001000 1Chicago . ' 8

Hits : Louisville , 11 ; Chicago , 7. Errors :

Louisville , (J ; Chicago , 0. Earned runs :

Louisville , 1. First base on errors : Chi-cago

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, 4. Left on bases : Louisville , 8 ; Chi-cago

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, 4. First base on balls ; Off McDer-mott

-, 2 ; oft Hutchison , 8. Struck out : By

McDermott , 2 ; by Hutchison. 2. Three-basehit : Glasscock. Two-base hits : ilyan ,

Donahue. Sacrlllce hits : Cole , Donahue.Stolen bases : O'Brien , Stewart. Doubleplay : Glasscock ( una.ssli-tcd ) . Hit bypitcher : Anson , Everett. Wild pitches :

MeDermott. Passed balls : Cole, 1 ; Dona ¬

hue , 1. Umpire : McDonald. Batteries : Mc-Dermott

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nnd Cole ; Hutchison und Donahue.-Tlmo

.: Two hours.-

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WON'T DO.-

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. LOUIS. April 24.Costly errors andthe weak work of McDougal In the box losttoday'H game for the Browns. In the firsttwo Innings the Spiders pounded McDougalhard and often , but were unable to do muchwith Stnlty. who pitched the last sevenInnings , until the eighth , when several moreruns were piled up. Attendance , 3,000-.Scure

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St. Louis. 0 00001020-3Cleveland . 43000003 2-12Hits : St. Louis 7 : Cleveland. 15. Errorn :

St. Louis. 5 ; Cleveland , 1. Earned runs :Cleveland , 5. Two-base hit : O'Connor-.Threebase

.hit : Burkett. Stolen bases :

IJttrkctt , Chllds , Dowd. Double plays :Qulnn to Connor. First base on balls : Off Mc-Dougal

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, B ; off Staloy. 3 ; off Wallace. 2. Hit bypitched ball : 1W McDougal , 1. Struck out :

By McDougal , 2 ; by Staley , 2 ; by Wallace ,1. Passed balls : ..Peltz , O'Connor. Batter-ies

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: McDougal , Staley nnd Peltz ; Wallaceand O'Connor. Time : Two hours nnd twominutes. Umpire : Bctz.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.-Played.

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. Won. Lost. Per Ct.Plttsburg . fi -1 1 M.OBaltimore . 4 73,0Boston. 4 75.0Cincinnati. r 00,0Chicago. C fiO.OBrooklyn . 4 W.OWashington . 4 2 2 tO.OLouisville . B 40.0-St. . Louis. 5 40.0New York. 4 1 3 23.0Philadelphia . 4 I 3 25.0Cleveland . B 1 4 20,0

Games today : Boston at New York ;Brooklyn at Baltimore ; Philadelphia nlWashington ; Plttsburg at Cincinnati ; Cleve-land at St. Louis ; Chicago at Louisville-

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( lrt lilt Ittivmign ,

ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , April 21. ( Special Tel-egram.

-. ) The tables wore turned today , St.

Joseph winning the Rnme from Omaha by-n fcore of 18 to C. The game was Interest-Ing

-from start to llnlsh. Donnelly was

knocked out at the box , nnd Hussln faredno bettor. Hlagle pitched the entlrle gamennd had the Omuhas at hi * mercy. Logui-nnd .lonex mada home runs. Score :St. Joseph .3 -18Omaha. ,4 1 0 0 0 U 0 0 1 o

Hits : Ht. Joe , 19 ; Omaha. 9. Errors : BtJoe , 0 : Omaha , 3. Batteries : Ht. Joe , Slagleund CrelKhton ; Omaha. Donnelly , Uussleand Pace. Attendance , 25-

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niuu rut .So Ice ,

NEW YOIlK , April 2I.A big crowdBftth"red at the New Manhattan Athleticclub this evening. The principal feature othe night was a battle between JackO'Keefe of Deliver nnd Eddy Sweeney oBrooklyn for lx rounds at 121 pounds. TheDenver man weighed fully HO pounJs

Therf wii! not much of anything done Inho llrst round. The vrrstrrn tnnn cnmoicar fan Unit Sweeney twlco by hlitlnir lown the third round. Sweeney fought like ivTrojan In the third. O'Keefe's left cyovns "bunged up" In the fourth from Swee-ley'x

-left hand lab.i. U was * nil one way

n the llfth. as Swroney ininohed right nnileft on the fnro of his ndversnry. lite lastwind of the same order , nn l tltoudscs iiHreed on Sweeney ns the winner.-

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CONKY ISLAND ci.tin STAKKI-

.Nomlnntlon

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* Itccclvrd for thn Lvrnt to-Ilntr lliuidlrnti Dnlrlri.-

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YOltK , April 2l.In the ConeyRlaml club slnkes , closing April 22, tlmlumber of nominations received up to thUInto nro : Suburban handicap , 21 ; Junoinndlcnp , 47 ; Grass Inaugural stakes , 25 ;

Swift stakes , 30 ; Spendthrift stakes , 23 ;Zephyr stakes , -IS ; Spring slakes. E5 ; Junotakes , 59 ; Vernal slnkcR , 43 ; Daisy stakes ,S ; Tntisy stakes , Dl ; Flight stakes , 12 ; Scp-ember Makes. 25 ; Autumn stakes , 92 ; Flat-ttsh

-) stakes. 63 ; Great Knstern handicap , 77.The entries for the Suburban hnndlcnp

are OR follows : Gideon i Daly , Kamapo.h , B , Iltmnymcud or I'ontlnc-Annlo P ;

T. U. K F. | . Kenne. Domino , lir c. 4 , byIlmynr-Niinnlc Oroy ; llorail| | o , b c , , by

Mr. PIckwIek-Uouiid Dance ; John K , Mc ¬

Donald. Ituhlcon , ch hI , by linn < l'lr.I-llle-

. U ; Onyrck Mable Sir Walter. 1 > h.i , by MliUothlati-U'isnlln ; Fiisllcor. b c. 4 ,IV Hayden-Kdwards-Grenadlne ; Krlt stn-ile

-, Luzznrone. i-li c , 4 , by Spendthrlft-

tylnnwny-

; Fred Foster , Dr. lllee. ch h. B ,iy Onondngu-llonnle Lee ; M. M. Allen ,tnssetlaw. lip h , fi , Wy St. Sltnon-Maniuen ;ticmton stable , Soup and Dunce , b g , 4 , by

I'he Hard-Heel and Toe ; Georwe K. Smith ,

Candelabra , b h , fi , by Kyrlo Daly-Abra ; J.t J. H. Ituppert , Sport , oh g. 6 , by Wlnfrod-Soucl

-; l iiik'ilnlc , br jf. by LonKfellowSInr-

liiltn-

; tiotham , ch c , 3 , hv IroauolsTrnde-vlml

-; II. D. Keech (i Co. , Kd Kearney , ch c ,

I , bv Tom Ochllttoo-Mcdu n ; l'hlll |1. Dwycr. Declare. br c , 4 , byitrntfordi'lnraVllllnm; Jennys , DutchSkater , b c , 4 , by Dutch ;) . V. Connelly , Klorn Thornton , ch f. 4. by

Ilillun-lOlsiibn ; Sonsatlon utrtb'e , Ilernld ,i h , I. by Knight of Kllerfllle-I.ilcy Jackson ;

St. Asajih stable , LlKhtfoot , 4 , by Klnder-Olkboni

-I iss ; John 10. Madden , llollowny ,

> S 3 , by liOiiKfellowTropliy-

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lnnr < nnil n (Jimrter U'lllinnt n rail.-I1UKFAI.O

., April 21. The wrcstllnR match

at Turnhall last nlRht between Hobby IJeakca-of Sliver Creek and James Gllllgan of llavcr-illl

-wns one of the most stubbornly contested

of nny on record. Tlio men began wrestlinga few minutes after 9 o'clock nnd tugged nt-ach other two hours nnd fifteen minutesvlthout cither winning a fall , At the end

of that time OllllKan gave up and Denko.i-vns declared the victor. The match was for250 and the Rate receipts.

Two Vriick Ciilornil Toniim.The Lincoln Giants , the crnck colored team

of the capital city, have challenged theWllcox & Draper Shoo House team , whichs also composed of colored players. The

Wllcox & Drapers have demonstrated thatthey are n hard lot of nuts to crack , nndwhen the two tennis meet u Kreal amateurcontest can be safely counted on. It liastot been definitely settled yet when thunine will take place , Hllhoiifjh the Wllcox-i Drapcrn have accepted the Giants' chal¬

lenge.

Miivlii Knoi-hs Out .tloRiirthv.ALTON , 111. , April 2l.latrlck Slavln ot

San Francisco nnd Jack McCatthy of Chi-cago

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fought late last night on an islandnear this city at welterweights. The lightastcd nine rounds. McCarthy was knocked

out by n blow on the point of the chin.-

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, April 21. "Long John" Kwlng-.irother

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of the famous "Illicit" Kwlng , andit one time pitcher for the Now York basemil club , has Just died In this city of con ¬

sumption. The remains will bo sent toCincinnati ,

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l.tinc Mit-veiMlH Ljnrh.-WASHINGTON.

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. April 21. PresidentYoung of the National League has ap-pointed

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John Long of the New Kngland-pague n base ball umpire to succeed Um-

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Lynch.-

Deitvnr

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1'oitl Itnfinift ICHldcd-.DENVlOIt.

.. April 21. Three pool rooms In

this city were raided by the police this af-ternoon.

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. The proprietors will resist the at¬tempt to close their places.

(55 Hours mill 'Ois-

tlio tlnio i

now made bythe Burlington Routebetween Omaha and Spokane.21 hours and IS minutes faster than anyother lino.

Tickets and full Information at 1324 Far ¬

nam Street-

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VUTl'UT Of I'.lUKHfn HOUSES

.Movement of Hogs fuiuparei Well with theSrtinn I'.irlixl I. : t Ycnr-

.CINCINNATI..

. April 2l.SpeclaI( Tele-gram.

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. ) Tomorrow's Price Current will pay :Western packing for the week , 223,000hogs , computed with 130,000 the precedingweek , nnd 230,000 for the corresponding timelast year. From March 1 the total Is 1'J35-OXt

, -, against l,9ffiK( u year ago. Prominent

places compare as follows :

1'LACKS-

nns.ui

1895 1801.

city ,

Omahait. LoulH-'Ini'ltinutl . . . .

lullutupolls . .

Milwaukee . . .( Trdnr H.iiililB-St. . JOBCpll . . .

Slotix ruy . . . .

St. 1'jul-Ollunnva

The total western packing for the winterseason ending Marcli 1 has been " iai.000hogs , nn Increase of 2,307,000 over the pre-ceding

¬year. Average weight. 232.72 pounds ,

an Increase of 15.17 pounds. The manufac ¬ture of meatH Increased 2 ! S,000,000 poundsnnd of lard C5000.00) pounds. Stocks ofmeats In thu west on Mimh 1 were 411,000-000

,-pounds , an Increase of lil,00i,000! ) ; ofpork 2ia,0it ) barrels , an Increase of 111,000 ;

of lard .iS.OOO tierces , un Increase of B7030.The western packing for twelve months end-Ing

-Marcli 1 was lO.OOJ.rxK ) hogs , and In-

cludlnjr-

the eastern packing nnd seaboardslaughterings the aggregate amountreached 21019.000 hogs , for which was paidthe amount of } 232000COO.

Dlhlt.-LUETQENANMrs.

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. Elizabeth , belovedwife of Charles Luetgenan , aged 22 years.8 months. Funeral Friday , April 2G, nt8:30: a. m. , from residence of Mrs. LlzzloCole, 1022 South Tenth street , to St. Jo-seph

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church , Seventeenth and Centerstreets. Interment at German Cathollo-cemetery. .

Married , nt the residence of the hrldc'Hmother , Mrs. C. F. Noedham. CIO NorthTwenty-third street , by Itev. John William * ,( Jeorge 1C. Hlnclc and Virginia A. NeedlmmWednesday , April 21 , 1B95 , at1 o'clock p. m.No cards.

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INSTUUMKNTS placed on record April 21 ,1835 :

n E Trench nnd wife to 1'rederlckSfhm-ldrr , lot 13 , block 15. Central tmllt. , ! 1,00}

11 K MunninR anil wlfn In U C Kite's , lot3. block t , II-wl's mi ndil 1

J J Mourn in Alma Rlniccr , lot 18 , Albrightft A'H il ndil . . . SCO

AV (1 1cmi.lcluii nnd wlfu lo Eleazcr Uilv.lot 11 , block 1Valnut Hill 8,009

A K Jonas to M II Julias , lota 1 anil 2 ,

block 3. Kuminlt 1'Ucr 13,000Mary Frank l > ElUabuth l.'undoii , lot 12 ,

block 33 , Kmilh Omaha WOi ; M Reed nnd liunbuml to W ( Dunn , lot

0. blnrk 3. 11'-' & It's M mid 373John l.nMVity nnd wlfa to .1 A Wrlzen ,

lot 28 , bind; I , Obeino & Ii' add 1,7001) W Merrow an. ) wlfu to M J McUanlel ,

Ir.t 34 , Nelwm'H ndd 1M J McIXmlel to Ilrldgut ( < nul , nnmc 2.DOO

QUIT CLAIM DREDH.Norah Itoiirlhnn to John Hourllian , lot 1 ,

Mlllor'H rutxllv 1Haine to fame , lot 13 , block 1 , Ambler IMaee. 1II J TwIntlriK to W O Miller, lot 1C , Mock

15 , UniiHcoin I'lacu 1J I Nlchol to James Nlchol , lot C , block 1 ,

Hartford add 1Bnmo to Hame, lotu 4 and 5 , block B , New-

port-

add 1

Master In chancery to J II Morlicad , cHlot 14. and all lot IS , block 0, Heed'sl t add HOM

County treasurer to J K Toy , lots t and 10 ,blnek 1 ! , ArnUer IMnce ; lots 4 and 5 , llren-niti

-1'laio ; lot 13 , block 7 , Albright's

Annex ; lot 9 , block , Hrligi' 1'ltce ;lot 12 , block 3 , Clarendon nddi lot K , tlo.k1 , and lot 0. block 4 , Denman'* I'Ucv ;lad 1 nnd 2, block 4 , Dul'oni 1'lttco ; lotE , block 20 , Florence . . . .

Total amount of transfers 5U,7J2-

A Bore Throat or Cougb , If Buffered to-

progresi , often results In an Incurable throatn r lung tremble. "Brown's DroncrnlalTroches' glvo Instant relief.