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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
FIRE IN THE PAPER DISTRICT.
ABOUT $4,000 DAMAGE DONE IN A BUILDING
FORMERLY BOSS" TWEED's

The Wholesale paper district had another big fire
last night. in the old hve-story ron-front building
in Duane-st.. near Broadway. formerly owned by
'Boss' Tweed. The building takes up half dozen
numbers, and the blaze commenced the fourth
floor OF Nos. ~ and ST. 1t was discovered by John
Gest, porter employed next door.
Louis G. Wagner has cigar label business on
the fourth and third floors, and the burning goods
created great quantity of smoke. which made its
way downstairs, as well as up This was what
alarmed five employees OF the Amberg Letter File
Company, who were working overtime on the
ond floor. Frank Mitchell the assistant shipping
clerk, and Charles Tyrrell. the bookkeeper.
mained behind to put the books in the safe When
they had finished, the smoke on the stairway was
too dense TO dash through. They driven 10
the front windows. They there climbed out on the
ledge and easily got TO the window OF the Inter
national News Company. next door. and thence 10
the street.
The flames were kept in the fourth and fifth
floors The other floors were damaged by water TO
great extent. Cane Brothers. bookbindcrs sup
plies. and Wagner the heaviest losers The 9TH
ers W. II Batter. agent for the ID ebold safe and
Lock Company; the international News Company
Buckley, Dunton q Co.. paper and Kaumann &
Strauss advertising novelties. The total damage
is estimated $4,000.
An unexplained incident OF tAe fire was the double
discharge OF q pistol in the street just before
the fire started. Several persons heard the shots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

Next week Monday. Jan 6--cARMEN.
Calve saville. Lubert. De Nrles and Maurel
Tues Jan. :, In Erooklyn--FAUsT.
savie scash cremen AHSpHa and ht De hesIN'
Nordica scalchi and Me.ta. Jean and Ed DE Reszke
plancCn and Maurc and others 49,
KEABE PIANOS USED.
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A,ryNEp or BARNARD SCHOOL ALUMNI.

nr,., dinner of the Alumni Association OF Barn
ard school, given last night at the Hotel Imperial
a aga nunber of the graduates were present
The dinner committee consisted OF Earle d. smith
chairman; John II. Bio; and John W. Hussei,'
S,n,,H HAGEN was the toastmas.sr. Joseph
r,~a-,, resnonded 30 the toast Our a 'unni'
4 HYDE spoke about Barnard; Theodore d.
MCDONALD Athlscs ADDISON fssns Ksy n on Earle
elsy" r z: I Lyon Ta Sn ihs faeu'''
AmSns present were l. ba esyis a a
Enss E. C. Gilroy 4. W.. Kelly !hobert
Moere MurthsTS William qay yaype s Mam
e. a. smith Edward p steers, S. A. Syme, NJ. 5;
SSterwood. Myron- Townsend James Neilch ana
Henry Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

HORACE q LANSING ESQ. Plaintiffs Attorney
$50 won,srus atrset Breokiyn Sew.Yora.
LEOPOLD y. p0LLAK ESQ. Guardian sd.li,sm.
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THE DEVILTRY IN KENTUCKY.

GOVERNOR BRADLEY WILL TAKE ENERGETIC
MEASURES TO PUNISH THE CRIMINALS
OF MARION COUNTY.
Lebanon KY. Dec 5o.-The citizens of Marion
County held a mass-meetnG this afternoon TO raise
money for a reward for the capture OF members of
Saturday rights mob, said to have been COM
posed of only five men, who burned Mrs. West TO
death and shot and killed her paramour
Frankfort, Ky, Dec. Ex-Governor Bradley was
seen tonight at his home. and when asked what
action he would take in the lynching of William
Dover and the cremation OF Mrs. j. T. West, IN
Marion County yesterday morning save out the
following statement
Il regard il az the most outrageous and barbarous
crime mat was ever committed in Kentucky. shall
snare neither labor. money nor force TO bring Its
I5erpetrators to that punishment which they so
richly deserve. ! believe that the good people or
Marion County and the State at large look with the
same horror upon this crime. ana viii not be slow
give Their uni!nching support in the eXecu-
lion of the law.
Governor bradley will tomorrow offer reward
of $50 for one all parties concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
NESS DINNER or THE SAVANNAH CLUB

The first mess dinner OF the season OF inc "ea
u,anhaka Corinthian Yacht Club was given at the
Hotel Brunswick last evening. Covers were iaid
for twenty-five bat only about half that number
vera present, on account OF the Indictment weather
The dinner was an informal AFFAIR. The formal
annual dinner Of the club Will be given next month
- Dr,,.ve, matter was carefully avoided in
the general talk and nothing Of importance came
I'd only short, informal speeches s OF ca a d hgn
ccbHa racfer were made. Among those VINO sat Gown
az The table were Commodore r C. Benedict, Rear
Von ne Water H. w Hayden. w. c. Hubbard John
Hysop Sidney Chubb, Clarence Goiany' 49, X, w:
I,iIhaop I Howard Ford. j. II: Gourie eugene
GnoJhy, w II Plimmer and G. Macomb Foster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wishes position as Office as
sistant. l. j. WARZMANN. loI Eas
l0rd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
MD MORGAN RETICENT.

A d,spatch from Washington yesterday ran IN
mart as follows: There is now no reasohao'e
doubt that another bond issue has been iuiy ae,eeu
unon ana that the details Of contract WIN a
indicate OF which Mr.. J Pierpont Morgan Is 'ne
mead have been arranged us o.. ,n,s
,eiapram al his home, No. PIG Madison ave Ias.
evening, by Tribune reporter ana Dat no Tyssn
,rounflv reped: II know nothing about H. lhet
r. nuIcklv added: II have nothing to say
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Ceoal Notlces.
INVEST BROADWAl.-SUPREM COUNT


INVEST ROADWAY.-SUPREME COURT,
w CITY AND COUNTY OF NEwyORK.-Adane
Amanda plaintiff against George W. Archer and
others defendants. mi,
and sae entered in the above entitled action
and dated December 2 1895 the undersigned the ref
al the New-York Real Estate Saesroom. at NO. III
broadway IN city and county Of New-York on Tues
day. the 7th day OF January lsD at ~ o'clock noon OF
thai day by James Blocker Son, auconeers the prem
ses I'm said Judgment mentioned and therein described as
"a" that certain lot piece and parcel Of land with the
real property belonging TO John Pool deceased
situate lying ana being IN the tfth War in rhe CITY 81
and described az follows Wit Beginning point on
the westerly side Of West Broadway formerly Chapel
westerly OF Beach street and West Broadway run
ming southerly along the westerly SIDE OF West
Broadway nineteen feet to the lana formerly OF isaac
West broadway along said land formerly Of said Isaac
STYLES feet and four inches Or less until
IL inersects land formerly OF John Dsbow thence run,
Long sid land formerly said Dsbrow four feet and
Ave Inches westerly line parallel with North
brow feet less 20 land formerly be-
longing 10 James Barclay thence norihery and on lie
land formerly belonging said James Barclay. SIXTEEN
feet 10 land formerly OF Joseph SulSe thence eastery
along said land formerly " JoreHn burEe anu On nr
parallel nearly with North Moore street ~enysS
yeef and -four inches less and running thence
esseTiy and along said land formerly OF said Burke on
line AZ right angles nearly 70 West broadway tn-
feet and three inches - westerly side ~ West
Rroodwav AT the point place cf beginning Being ine
zane premises conveyed by Jonn teverdee snd John POI
Archer by deed dated Eiay 2 1898 and recorded ~ me
rf,ce Of he Register OF the Cfy md County 81 NeW.
York the I'd DAY OF oc'ober ~" III i-l"'r -" %
Conyeyances page 30 $50 400.
"' SYLVESTER l.. u. WARD.
HORACE O. LANSING Esq. Plainur's Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
BOND SYNDICATE FORMING
EUROPEAN BANKERS PREPARING To
TAKE Up AN AMERICAN LOAN

THE AMOUNT PLACED AT s2oo,ooccoo AND THE
NEGOTIATIONS REPORTED TO BE GOING ON
LONDON AND BERLIN COMPLETION
OF THE CONTRACT SAID TO DEPEND
Z ON PRESIDENT CLEvEI.AND's
VIEW or THE ISSUE PRICE.
London Dec g0-Thc United Press has ascer-
tained here that a syndicate is being formed IN
Berlin and London to take up the proposed
United States loan. The principal negotiations
will proceed in Berlin for per cent bonds issued
at about par. The London firms taking part IN
the syndicate include the prominent American
bankers here. 1; Is doubtful whether public
issuc Will be made in London.
The completion Of the contract with the syn
dicate depends on the view which PRESIDENT
Cleveland may take about the issue price. Inc
amount proposed II be taken IS S2o'.ooo,oOo.
Berlin, Dec. 30.-Through inquiry among the
Berlin bankers 1t is learned that nothing definite
Is known IN regard to German negotiations
looking to the taking of an-American loan
here The Bleichroders informed the United
Press reporter that they understood German
fnanciers had been sounded in the matter,
and that the general feeling was favorable TO
placing tee loan IN Germany, but all the BANK
ers declined to express an opinion on any phase
Of such transaction until they should be in
possessisn OF further information.
Frankfort-o Main Dec. S0.-An American
lean Of $4,000 coo at 80. per cent is about TO be
negotiated here by the Morgans and the
Deutsche Bank group
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

OFFICERS OF THE BEAR SUSPENDED.
San Francisco. Dec. 90.-Leutenant George NJ.
Daniels and First Engineer Dorrey of the revenue
cutter Bear were temporarily suspended from duty
today The announcement of the suspension came
fyonn Washington this afternoon. The suspension
s believed TO arise out OF the Captain Healy affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
mann WANTED

BOARD WANTED for TWO or three
months. three adults. three rooms; dram
age guaranteed: moderate price: best refer
ences given and required. Address w. :.
E. Tricura Office
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON.

Sat Matinee at AIDA
Mines Noriica and Bre:na. MN. jean and Ed.
Reszke Arimondi and Kaschmann.
sa, Ey's al pop. prices. RIGOLETTO.
Melba Sca.chi. Russitano and Maurel.
sun. EVE Jan 9Th Sunday night concert
solrsts Nine. Meha her only appearance at the SUI
tsy concerts this season. and Nine. Scalchi Mn @,
monini. Campanari and Pancon Entire Met op' o1el
Conductor, Mr. SsiGl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
>xNrNrNNNN.NNNNO~N~N N@S<~o%~~~~~~~~~~
Male
WANTED. to take charge or department.
in Western State. an experienced ad-
vertlsing insurance or Biographical solicit
tor and salesman. who ~ thorough gen
tleman and capable Of transact.nS busl-
ness with our highest class OF business
men and Institutions: TO such a man
place will be gwen OF trust ana pront;
10 the right man this is the chance OF
lifetime. Call on or address ADAMS &c
Co. rs Duane-st.. New York.
WANTED-AN IDEA. VINO can Think OF
some simple thing TO patent? fIotee'
your ideas; they may BRING you weath.
Write JOHN WEDDERBCRN e CO.. rat
emf Attorneys Washington. d. c.. for the!:
81 500 prize Offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
TUE LONDON STOCK MARKET QUIET

THE LONDON SIUCN MhINrNI@1
= ,,,,pr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL
WAYS IRREGULAR WITH A HIGHER
TENDENCY.
Iondon. Dec. 3O--The Stock EXCHANGE 'hfrne'
opened quiet The settlement was coiite nroaa
~. Taiiura was announced. American raiiroai1
stocks were steady and foreign esiroads were
irregiiiar but their general tendency was higHef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

AT /, PRICE, AT Il PRIcEl'-puring
inventory taking Dress suit cases,
trunks. alligator bags. pocketbooka, leather
goods; old reliable store. CHARLES
scuWAnTZ, 81 4th-ave.. near 0th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
HORSES AND CARR. AGES.


HORSES AND CARR. AGES.
Sov~~N-Noe No.o.c~>~c~~~So~~~S~~r
COUPE ROCkAWAYS,
-Four and six passenger. -
New and second hand
EXCELLENT BARGAINS.
Top Phae,ons. SO and $50.
Mice looking Carriages
Good Old-fashioned Six
Passenger Rocksway. $50.
Splendid Dog Cart. S6',.
New Work in Great Variety.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
SLElGHS.
Very Large Assortment.
-Everythlng for Sleighlng.--
POPULAR PRICES.
JOHN MOORE 4 CO. 81 K 30 Warren-st
FINE HORSE, harness and top wagon
cheap. ISL 3d-aye.. store.
GREAT sACRIFICE.-IAdy going South
offers for falc fine light coupe rockaway
with division front: bevel French plate
glass In all doors ard windows; built 10
order last April: used only a month. will
sell for third value also fine Kimball cut
ter. Apply at private stable. 10 West
ATHEIST.
PONIES FOR SALE suitable for children,
also mares In foal ana stations. Ad-
dress DR.. o. c. JACKSON. 7. o. Gox l8l.
Jamaica, Long Island.
SHETLAND PONY. young. new harness
and cart cheap ISL Sd-ayc., store.
s3O0-A DOCTORS horse. wagon, har
ness. blankets. robe. apron. horse cover,
etc complete turnout: nearly new; "A great
bargain. Address DOCTOR. Tribune Up
town Oaice .242 Brcadwsy.
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DUESSNiAK-SG.

DuESSMAK-EG.
-,>oN~N~N~rr-, -, WV -'O'Nr@NNN~~S~~~|~
COUTURIEKE FRANCHISE. formerly
with stern Bros.-Evoning waists. dane.
ing-school dresses, latest Paris skirt ana
sleeves. iadics' materials used short, mo-
lice. winter prices: elegant work. Maie.
ANDERSON. l34 West lJih-s'.
DRFsSMAEER and CLDAkMAkER
wants work at home or day; superior Mt
ter. finest worker on seal garments. sleeves
enlarged: will make over AMI remodel, or
make into latest style capes. collarettes
and Eton Jackets GHEIG. i3i West 22l-st.
DREssMAKING and plain sewing by the
day and home; reasonable ool 31-aVe'
DREssMAkER.-A Young. respectable
g' og'p inter- sees out ~ the day. terms So
address, r., Box 81. l59 East fth-si.
Fr-Hs.-s. Perell. manufacturer OF Hne
furs; seal garments redysd. repalrea
large stock Of fur5 AT reduced rates. jSl
cth-avc.. near 23d-s'.
MRS. HERMANCE DEPREL. French
dressmaker. best references. ia East
llth-st. - 1892
PARTISAN DREssMAKER. - First-class
wishes more customer by the day or al
home. best references. Nine. !. COLLIN.
IA West 62d-s'.
ZEAL, GARMENTS redyed and altered mo
fashionable caprs and Eton jackets. airs
RAEKEK. lIG West 30th-st.. near Broad
way. Lat. with Gunther's Sons. oth-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
N~yc.>eNN'ycNo<~-r-N0~NOr r~-~N-~~N0~0~"~~"
CANDY. stationery. laundry agency FOR
sale cheap. 4G5A Ith-ave.. Brooklyn
GENTLEMAN, late OF Savory & Moore's.
London. England. having in his posses,
sion secret recipes for perfumery ana
toilet articles wants partner with Few
hundred dollars TO Join him In opening
store In this city; immense 2rohis. r.
HOWARD, Box 49, Tribune ONCE.
1 WANT active or silent partner. s2,WO. IN
my general secondhand machinery pusl-
ness or | will sell outright. LAWRENCE
sCHWAAB. 20+ Hester-st.. near Centre.
MANUFACTURER AGENT In Buenos
Ayres lirgentine Republic) would take
cut with him other important agencies; IN
deniable references Address IoSSANl
u. T.. Paris. poste rcstante.
PARTNER WANTED with $3.50 to take
half interest In good paying established
optical business ard learn the profession
For full particulars address Dr. HtbHES'
~ South Pearl-st.. Albany. " y.
PARTNER WANTED. with $1,000 or
$4,000 10 manufacture brick; hrst-class,
established plant. soft and stiff mud' mar
ket yeorly for or o millions. Address H.
NJ HOOKER Hampton. Va: Will be at
the Astor House. New York. Monday and
Tuesday.
WHOLE or half interest. good buslnoss.
paying S,OrjO yearly net income good
real estate considered for half interest.
call or address YATMAN. - lir1aaway:
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ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIp-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRID.
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
"a door north OF Thirty-nrstst.; and AID
VERTlsEMENTS at the following Branch
Oflccs: 25t Eighth-aye: 160 Thlrd.ave.
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scven,h-st corner Third-avc. ls6 East
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broadway T. D.. 1873 Broadway. =. y !:
I 20 BEDFORD ave. near Fulton-st. $50
lie lforj eve. near South Second 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
BEDRIDDEN.
FIGTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Doctors Wanted Seven Hundred Dollars to
Attempt the Case.

The following is a letter we received a
short time ago from Mrs. NJ. c. Huxley,
COZ North Mississippi street, indianapolis,
Ind:
Gentlemen:-While suffering intensely from
piles, l became interested in your adver-
tisement in one of our daily papers, and
procured a package of your Pyramid Pile
Cure from our druggist. Contrary to my
expectations, the relief was instantaneous.
| used two boxes Of the Pile Cure and one
of the Pills, and am convinced that they
are the only safe cure for piles on the
market. ! have been a sufferer from piles
for fifteen years, and have been confined to
my bed about one-half of the time, expect
ing and wishing for death, for the pain was
so great. | went to the college here and
the doctors said my case was a new one to
them, the great pain having brought on a
large rupture, which they wanted $500 dol
lars to cut out, | was very much afraid
that death would result from blood poison-
ing, which they said would result from the
operation. / feel as though cant praise
the Pyramid Pile Cure and the Pyramid
Pills too highly, as | am convinced that they
saved my life. Before using your cure l
weighed only ninety pounds, and now |
weigh $50 and feel as well as ! ever did in
my life. Your at liberty to use this tes-
timonial in any manner you may see iit,
as l want all sufferers from this terrible
disease to know that there has at last
been compounded a remedy that will euro
piles. MRS. NJ. c. HINKLEY.
There is no need of the danger, pain and
expense of a surgical operation for any
form of piles. The Pymarid Pile Cure does
The work without pain, and is the safest
and the best. Remember also that the
Pymarid Pills are a certain cure for con-
stipation, acting without gripping, and re-
storing natural action to the bowels
The Pymarid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gists at so cents and $1.00, and the Pymarid
pills at 25 cents. or by mail from Pymarid
Co., Albion. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

d. p. X, Chicago-Kindly have published a
remedy for pimples.
Take two teaspoonfuls of Natrolithic Salts
in a tumbler of water twice a week, half
hour before breakfast. Apply Eczemicure
as directed.
Ohio-What is a good remedy for dry catarrh
in the head?
Take Catarrhine. The directions must be
followed carefully.
c. A. NJ, st. Paul-Have dun pains in the
muscles Of my arms and down my back, Kindly
advise.
Take one Febrlclde PHI three times a
day. Regulate tho bowels with Natro-
lithic Salts.
w. H.. D., st. L~ouis-Alternate Cerebrine,
extract Of the brain, with Testine, in five
drop doses, on the tongue, three times daily
for a week. Report in two months,
Helen G., New York-Send name and ad-
dress; will advise by mail.
c. FAILING BROWN, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Med. Dept, Col. Chem. Co., Washington, ID. c.
All letters Of inquiry answered free,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

World enjoyed a quail hunt on the Elkhorn
river last week. lie reports quail as plentl-
ful. but the dry weather was a great disad-
vantage to the dogs.
VIII simeral and H.. c. Hooper were on
the Papio after quail on Tuesday. a small
bag. after plenty Of hard work. was the
hest they could do. Billie says his Gordons
are hard to beat. and that they are the best
bird dogs in this part Of the globe.
Jack Owens Of the Western Union says
he can kill more rabbits than any one he
knows OF, but he is no good on quail. They
fly too fast. or his gun shoots too slow. he
don't know which. Jack is now practicing
on English sparrows, and hopes In time to
be able to get at least one quail out Of a
nnnl
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
ONE ON HAWKSHAw.
He Rnidcd n Den of Supposed House
breakers and

One of the detectives connected with the
bureau at city hall went into a barber shop
on Thirteenth street close by city hall, re-
lates the Philadelphia Record, and sat in one
Of the chairs to be shaved. While the bar
Der was making ready to shave him he
started one of his characteristic CONVERSE
tions. Receiving short answers to every
question that ne put to the detective, how
ever, the tOnsorial artist brought the tete-a-
tete to a close and silence reigned supreme.
The local Hawkshaw was in half a doze while
the barber was busily engaged in applying
the lather on his face, when suddenly the
sound OF a hammer striking against some
metallic substance was heard emanating
from the rear Of the barber shop. Then
voices were heard in the following dialogue:
THAT was a good job we done out at Ger
mantOwn last week, Pete" Yes, that was
the neatest piece Of work we done for some
time; there was so little trouble with it,"
The detective at once opened his eyes and
became interested. The first voice con-
tinued: TT brought us in 1926 and we had
better His conversation at this stage
was interrupted by knocks on the door, and
hearing the detectives voice calling out:
Leave me in or I'll break down the door,
one Of the men in the back room threw the
door open. The Hawkshaw, expecting to
fnd a den Of counterfeiters or burglars,
rushed through the door and fell into a
plumbers shop, whore two of the employees
were working.
Piles Of people have piles, but Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

HEN the Omaha
Giants, the deaf
II team. takes
the field, there will
be trouble. Mana
ger Hunt says while
has already Sc
cured a very
strong aggregation
he is still on the
hustle for good
players. A third
baseman is a par
ticularly hard arti-
Gle to find. that Is,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
THE ANIMAL

CEREBRINE, From the Brain. MED
ULLINE, from the Spinal Cord. CAR
DINE, from the Heart. TESTINE, OVA-
RINE, THYROIDINE, NATROLITHIC
SALTS for Constipation. GASTRINE
for Dyspepsia. CATARRHINE, ECZE
MICURE and other sp%ccinItIcs of the
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co.
Now at all Druggists. Send for Literature.
For sale by KUHN & CO., 10th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
OUT IN The FIELD OF SPORT
Knights Of the Rod and tie Gun Have
Their Say.
WHlSPERlNGS OF THE WHIRLlNG WHEEL
Sporting Events Gathered from Near
and from Far 20 Please tho
Crnnks-Gossip of the
Turf.
w%HSptRlNGS OF THE wHIRLlNG WHEEL

us exceedingly crafty
ing to know that Lou
May stands an excel
lent chance for a posi-
tion upon the United
States Fish commits
sion. Within the next
few days the president
will announce his Sc
lection, and reliable ad-
vices from Washington
have It that Mr.. Cleve-
land looks fayorably
upon the Omaha mans
application for the
place. While Mr.. Mays
appointment woul d
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
THE LONG HAIRED TRIBE
The Grand Thanksgiving Day Battle at
University Park,
A REVIEW OF LAST SATURDAYS GAME
Comment ON the Plnycrs-Pop Miss
Disnppointment-Thc Kansas Team
ana News Notes of u Mis-
ccllnncous Character.

ROM present indications
the crowd at the Thanks
giving day foot ball game
between Nebraska and
Iowa state university
teams will be the largest
ever gathered at an
athletic exhibition In the
west. Already almost all
the big tallyho outfits
have been engaged and
the Harvard boys will
try to Guido themselves