Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1893, Page 7

E_""—'—__— I DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMN: Wil be_taken until 12:30 p. m. for the eventng And until 8:30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday paitions. Adveriisors, by requesting & numbsred chec! ean hiave theit answors addrossed 10 4 numbered Jetter (n caro of THE BER. Answers 30 iddressed will be delivered npon prosentation of the check. !XTUATIONB WANTED. ow, 1140 & word first Insertion, 104 word there- Nothing taken for loas than 256 DRY GOODS ANT cants position T nfier. BOOT in retatl 918 3 FAMILY; Apply 1416 Leavenworth st 920 5 PHYSICIAN WHO ro the AaleAmA More. Addross X 06, Bo ~POSITION Teferences. FAMILY OR 1 experieneed nian nurae can K ddronsing ¥ b, oo A - BOOKKEEPER, FIRST CLASS MAN W situiion: moderate salaryi Feferon Addrens 3. M.. P. O-box 470 A_WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. Work for boant wnd atiend sl Broen. Addrass Y 6. Bao FOUNG MAN WITH FOUR YEARS ME| camntile experienca wanta posttion an clork. Ad- s Y 4, 1o MO51 6 MALE HELP. Ton w ant [same by WANTED- “Raien, 14e 4 word firat nserd Kothing taken for 163 thi B OLICITORY, /\Mi F”“N"fl"\.‘ Ay o men w ih Figs. American Wrlnger O 2006 Howard w. 700 \GENTS. SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE \tion of the age. The New Patent Tnk Erasing Ala on_sight. K like magle. AR 5,00 por w For furt Monroe * Mfg. Co., X particulars write 6, Lis Crosse, Wis. 800 WANTED, MEN_FOR THE SOUTH IN TRN- ;n(-mw- 3 saisainbl & Loulsiana,cheap n,Lisbor agency, S04 8. 11th st 468-D17* SOLICITORS, Toom 5, MB44 6 POWDER. WANTED, _INDUSTRIOUS both sexes. Indusirial Insurance. Ryerett block, Councll Blnfts. B SALESMEN TO SEL wWe piit our gooda fi giass rolling pins. 860,00 wonth a ponscs, OF commiasion, Chicago Taking Powder Co., 707 Van Buren street, hicas, S0 28 BAKING FOR nnn'r—aronn AND Omoll el'i.‘"! THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Yaazava WEDN| ERDAY DECEMBER 6, Y 1893, MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. BOALE& { Continued. FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK DUILDING 8 Farnam st. The bullding has a fire proof ce- ment basement. complete team heatfng fixtures, water on all the floors, gas, ete. Apply at the of- 1166 of The Bee. 910 ~ AGENTS WANTED. Taten, 1%c n word Arst inaertion, 1o & thetenfier,” Nothing taken for less than 250, AGENTS WANTED, TOCAT, AND GENERAL o & quick seiiing pulenied mevelty, 100 0 150 cent profit solicitors ean’ make from 100,00 o #100.00.% month: terriiory froah: wiite for particulars. The Ohio Novelty Co., D 1, Oln- clnnatl, O. 808 word compiain Al induicements to agents to_handle welling guaranteed herb remedios. No red. Work easy ahd high Ly profitable. 8 1f §01 48K for them. Tho D, Starr 01 Esat 43rd s, Chicago, 11l 459 Aueh 11 fast money ro Full particul Herb Remody CAGENTS w500 70 5,00 ADAY, CITY R country. Call 2707 Hamilvon, 7 o 5. m ERAL DECIDED ¥ou can easily make $100. i 0f quickly. Our goods sell no matter how hard the times, as Address, Manu- 98, MG33 9% TO SELL OUR NEW nse i Busl 4 Send_for_cirenlar. onron strest, Chieazo. WANT o nook, Sells at sight. Rudd, 178 ., POCKET CIGARETTE MACHINE FOR MAK- ing your own clgarettes. Agents wanted' Ad- dress Clgarette Roller Co., Fairmont, Neb. Mss1 7'e FIRST CLASS, LOCAL AND GEN- men, foran article used in 16th street MO24 S, HAVE SOMETHING NEW, A o lightniug seller in our fire Kindilng. Sample and tommi by mil, 866, Grand Island Kindiing Factory, Grand Island, Nob. 9 WANTED—-TO RENT. Tates, 140 & word first tnsartion, 1o a word therearter, Nothing taken for less than 25c. {-WANTED, TO RENT FURNISE for man and wife, five minutes w bullding. Address X 61, Bee. 500 AGENTS ROOM om Beo P VAT, FIRST OLASS SOLICITORS, AD- dress X 65, Bee 915 J3* B 6 RXPERIENCED BOOT AND ahioe shippiig clerika. 1111 Harney. M034 6 P WANTED, MEN T0 TRAVEL; £50 T0 §100 Dper month. Stone & Well ington, Madison, Wis WANTED FEMALE HELP. Ratel Rfte WANTED, Tic Aword firat insertion. word there- Kothing taken for less thih 20¢. TO COMPETENT GIRL: MUST nd laundress. Mrs. J. M. 1~|;5{:-_»7 T WE ssing. and dressed envelope. Tremont wireet, ENERAT, HOUSE- MOSB 6+ WANTED, GIRL FOR Jwork. Inquire 2114 Chlcago. (" WANTED. LADY STENOGRAPHER AND \ a plauo to_go o souutry tow MG G* (' WANTED. GIRI, work lu small family. FOR 7(:’]‘NI-1\K AL HOUS 1218 Paric Wilg avenny FOR B.ENT HOUSES. B, 106 4 line cach insortion. $1 Nothing takon for loss than 25e. Ra month HOUSES IN "Phie 0. F. Davis company, 0« line per N, CHC 1 Boe b1d \ES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK, w04 | B-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, cheap. J. W. Squire, 248 Heo “H-ROOM HOUSE, MOD! Apply 111 FURNISHED OR S. 10t 413 2 AND BARN CHEAP. er, efstorn. cemented Slare, bi ._See’ owner. D. V. Stev- 5. 601 Paxion block, or'1. MeCloud, N. ¥. Life. EN ROOMS, Suitod K NIGELY, FURNISHED ROOM WITH 0D board by the month fo private German family desired by youngmarried couple without ehildren. Stato price and loeation. Kountze addition forred. Address Y 2, Dee. WANTED. RY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, i flat, Address Y 8, B M965 6 WANTED, BY TWO0 YOUNG LADIES, ROOM in private fanily; reasonable terms. Union Pacific headquarters. MO46 75 STORAGE. s @ line per M, STORAGE, WILLI 214 HAR- ney. 809 —STORAGE FOR M HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS, clean and cheap rates, R. Wells, 1311 Farnam! 810 M. STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES AT WINDSOR stabies, | A 407 D 17 Rates 14c a word fivat Insertion, 163 word t a othing taken for less than 25¢. [ LIST REAL RSTATE WITH F 16tk and Donglas, - WANTED, ROLLER »of safc Adar \\'\\u‘wn TOP DESK, FIRE and office chairs, Must be g0od cheap. 381, Bee. N \' WANTED, 10 o desic, connty court, RAWER LETTER e TO BUY FIRST- Address A B Walkub, el Nothing taken for ES ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW 0 ().STOVES OF ALL Wells Auctionand Storage Co., 1111 Farnam st. O PIECES ‘T UPHOLSTERED FUR- iiture, bedroom soi, ete., at & bargain. 414 N. Oth 8irest. M52 7 “Rates, theronf for sale cheap. Add West Point, Neb. 812 1_TWO-REVOLUTION able cylin- . liea word firat Nothlng taken f; insertion, le a word r 1088 thin Dyl 50, 30TH AVE., FIN] bulli 10- dry, ar and ey ard sl and oak floors, Inquire at 1020 760027 FOR_RENT, A NINE-ROOM HOUS age plan, on Poppleton avenue ik enr, built by Hicks, 1nelghborhood. It b front, nd iu first rate an Water Y. Woolson, 1 D Life, or 16 owner, J. L. Denver. Diiie D WEST 5 AND 8-ROOM HOTU atlowest tatos. B IN THE CITY Inguire 2602 Blondo. Ms64 J1 1RIN BURT M550 D20% EWELER,COR. 13 {DOUGLAS Dismond importer; bedrock. 916 J3 SH COWS. CALL nd Burl street. 6‘4 CARLOAD FINE, a Twenty-fifth “Ratos, 10¢ o 1ine each (nserilo month. ' Nothiug taken for less than MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATRVOYANT, Sreltubio busiuoss piedluat: 5ih 5oar ot 110 N 160 ROLL, | Continued. WILL, LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SB- eurity: strictly confidential. A. B. Harris, room Continental bivek. & fONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS piauos and_furniture of all kinda. Bustnes confidential. Fred Torry, room 430, Range bicel BUSINESS OEANOES Rates, 106 line each insertion, month. \mhh)r aken for less th ZCASH COAL, BUSINESS FOR SALE CHEAP. mall capital roquired. Address box 483, Neb, M878 T —FOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- turing plant (with position in the office It 8o de- sired), $10.000.00 to $15,000.00 cash_required. No trades considerad, Tho company has an estab- lished trade on & rendy sclling article at & good profit. Address S 59 Bee, 823 LUMBER AND COAL YARD FOR SAL Retail business in York, Neb., a eity of b bitants. County soat. Only one other Bost business opening in _the sta Dartioulars address . C. Bell, York, Neb. M768 6 A FAVORADLE OPPORTUNITY TO BNTER an old catablishad buainess. Will b ary 1 ditional eapital which may bo active or Tegl arna. Correspo view wolicited. Wi, Floming & Co d Douglas strost Y, FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING GREENHOUSE business, and_groonhouses to rent. H. S. M Coune Mg “WANTED, PARTNER IN FIRST-CLASY restaurant; well patronized by best clase of trade: must be capablo of handling cash: sma ARG A apiindld chante o THELLmAR, PR In: formation_call at Canadian employment 1500 Farnam. Y. FOQR SALE A DESIRABLE OPENING FOR hardware business in eastern Nebraska. Stock will involee about $2,000. Good reasons for sell- ing. Apply to Rector & Wilhelmy Co., 10th and Jackson, Omaha, 941 10 FOR SALE, NICB MBAT MARKET, GOOD location: cheap for cash. Good reason for selling Address Y 1, Bee office. 840 11* ~IF YOU WISH TO SELL THAT HOUSE, that farm, that business of yours, or trade ed property, or loan on glli-edge so- ty that money vou have been hoarding. come nd see s, List your houses for rent with a firm. W have for sale s $10,000.00 mortguge on very valuable Dodge SIrGet Property: a st rpet eleaning works, making an income of over at a groat sacrifice 0a account of other good chances: and for venport & Waterm: OTYPE FOUNDRY FOR SALE AT vi nachinery. A y day. Good lpeation; receiver, 146 Monros MOB1 6 P.GROCERY STOCK AND taken soon. Adaress P, M er olman, FORSALE, CH building. A bnap Houston, Not PARTNER WANTED IN AN E Insirance g mastor, Omah TABLISI Addross B, B., eare of post- MIS 190 ch_insertion ne per on for less th 7. “TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS Jand Dakota, Will sell cheap o e for mdse, horses and cattle. Add. Box 76, Frankfort, Ind 3, Nothing —STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, /iwant liorses and cattie. Box 205 Frankfort, Ind: AR EASTERN NEB. LAND TO B ige for mdse. P. 0. Box 303, Fremout, Neb, Md42 D17 AR LAND TO TRADE FOR Price, $2,000.00; 4 miles from © 40 acres fn cultivation, balance fit Address lock box 463, Central Mi70 DIs* 7,180 TO 1.200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK SOIL fhaud casiy oF mdse. D. 3. Wilson, Norfotic, Nev. Ratos, 100 4 line cach insertign. $1.50 a line por month. Nothing iken for lesd thvn 5e. B AND SECOND HANDSCALES ALL KINDS. Adatess Dorden & Sallcelc(. iiake . Chienrs MUSIC, ART AND ' LANGUAGES. Ratos, 10c 4 1ino onsh fnsortion, $1 month. Nothing taken for 1088 than = Ay GBLLENBRCK, BANJO G NBROK, mwver\n'rFm HER, X.1810 Caltforuia st. 014 50 4 line per THE REALTY MARKEL INSTRUMENTS placed on' record Decem- ber 5, 158 WARRANTY DREDS. I M Westerfield to U 0 Bartley, lot 12, block 8, Cotner & Archer's add to, South Omaha . Charies Hulitt and wite fo' Lii Abercromble, lot 5, Hlock 16, Omaha Heiahts ceigiee GV Brown to Martin Daoisiein ot al, se s sw and se ne 19-15-10, ihor and wite to Androw t ll". block 11, Hanscor 600 45 7,200 4 2,000 QUIT CLATY DEEDS. . T Croft to € U Littlefield, nig of sw nw 8-15-13 (except foet). § Frank Colpotzer Bates, lot 28, of & 168x926 und wife to B0 Davenport's subdiy. .. DEEDS. H B Irey (county treasurer) to Phila- delphfn Manufacturing and Trust gompany, lot 14, block 19, Hanscom Place. .. G A Bennett (special muster) to 8 T Atwnter, Jots 1 and 4, block 1, Thomuson & Goos' add. . 7 Same to Central Loan and Trast com- pany, lot 6, block 8, B V Smith's add 20 Collins (special master) to W B Nadacll, Tov 27, biock 1; Orchard Same to Soth 9, biock 8, Patrlck's 20 00d.c ... Sume to T A Craigh, Tot 19, block ‘9, Kountze & R's add........ 1,200 8,000 Total amountof transfers...........8 16,678 B = e BUREAU. SUES& 00. SOLIVITOKS Beo Building, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FRER. RAILWAY TIME GARD Teaves |CHICAGO, BURLINGTON € Q.| Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. ~ | 445 pin| ... .Chieagh Ve 5 Chicagh Expross... cago & lnw:l Local 050 am 4.25am “Loaves | BOR Onaha | Dapot 106y and Masn Donver Bxpross. “Nebrinka Loc 1( a| .. Lincoln _ Depor Loih o Ndor stn_| Ornaia nsas Olty Diy Bx T 565 pm o in U, Trais,| 6 Toaves | Owmaha | Umml Dle 10th & Mm‘ |"Atlantic_BXpross (X . Night Expreas Ghicago Vestibulel Liniit D.50am 800 pm Denver | Overtand Flyer. . rice & Stromablg Bx (6x Siin) | ...Pacific Expross. .. ...Denver Fast Mali.. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, GOOD LIVERY mm [n £00d town. Wil trade for stock of goods, 00d work horses or for good land. Hitve g0od Jand n South Dakota witl 1 Btock of goods. Address, J. H. Engle,Ida ¢ Chicaro Limitea & (o, S} . B, & MO, VALLEY__ |A g:- Doi 15th and Webster Sts. A0 W00l XD (Ex. 8at) Wyo. Exp. (@x. Bxpriss (B § inday) . Loaves | Omaha| Omaha [Bd0pa {a10pm ‘Iu.-.l'm,:n m 9.060m | » 90 |.> Bdspm Rates, 10¢ a 1ine oach insortion, $1.50 aline per month.” Nothing taken for less 1 ARM FOR SALE. A cholee, well Improved 40-acre tract in Sarpy county, within one mile of ‘the“town of. La Platts, and only three miles from new Fort Oruolk: two rallroad” statlons near by: taxes light in this county: nearness to Fort Crook, Omaha and South Omalia insures €ood and permanent markets for rden truck, small fruits, butter, cggs aud poul- bosides usual farm products. 1 can offer this ndid property atan atiraetive price for a short Walter G. Clark, 1218 Harney st. 370 D13 PAY halt way betwoe wha. No interest, 648710 USINESS BLOCK FOR SALE OR TRADI tern Nebraska. P.0,box 106, Creston. M718 D2. re lots on Q t.. ark and South OF Leaves | Omuha) LO5 4:05 pm 030 pm Omaha AFOIXpraNs. 6.10 pm Veaibile Limit 925 pm 10.20 pn Arrives 2 - Louis Bxpress 10.00 pm SU, Louingixpress. ... 5.10 pim | Daily {ex’ Sun) Nebraska Looal, | Leavos | . Omahal “R50am | 1150m 5.45pm 4.30pm 9.10 am Sloux City Expross (Rx. Limites Sun.) JOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, AN ELEGANT nearly new frame residence, ten rooms. ull modern” improvements, facing_on Hanscom pa very desirable. Apply to John Dale, 209 New York i, HEAP) IR0 as Ro- 15 West 150N strect, Kansia O M931 64 uumlml 5 {5 A& ST Depot, 10th and LOULS. Marc U. P, TRUIT FARM AT A B, miles from e troes; 5.000 g kripes: 100 cherry trees; 50 plums: small Hutchinson & Co., 617 Broadway. MOG3 J5 RGAIN: 74 ACRES 11 HORSES WINTKR:D. MASSAGE, BATHS. ETC, 1), FOR _RENT. 4 FLAT OF § ROOM heat, good repalr, Linton bloci and 917 in th ROOM Stinm FopaLe, 2205 Douglas. 1) FOR RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT Lange block, 606 S0. 15th st 917 10 BRICK DWELLANG Inquire for W, 5 “Raten. The 0 wonl firat inworiion. therealtor, Notting taken for less than E, [URNISHED KOOMS, AT iy E MODERN ROOMS, Y len word Ra s, 10c 8 Line oach insertion, $1.50 @ line per nonth, Nothing takeu for less thiin Zoe. T MADAME SMITH, rooi 3, Missa: 10 wnd sea baths. 1 MME, LA RU! S 14TH, 3D _FLOOR, vapor, alcohol, nwlmfiulll’““’" MASSAGE, 416 E? 2. CARSON, 1121 floor, Toom 7, massag: ths, " DOUGLAS, THIRD . aleohol, sulphur aug MO14 10° PERSONAL. “ltates, 10e a 1o cach insertion, $1.50 @ lino per month. Nothine Giken for s than 950, T MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THER- Jmal bathe: Sealp and hair reatment. manjours and ehiropodist Mis. PORt.8191 8. 1th Withnel] bik H14 . TWO FURNISHED T [nounckecning, 1712 Dod oo, s Cuteans heted roon |0 LARGE FRONT ROOM AND DAY BOARD A Dodsy, MHG0 5 Unifiside. 1800 ¥ FRONT ROOM “AND BACK ONE LARC Lvoom: stoum howt M1 6 2 DESIRABLE KOOMS. ONE WITH ALCOVE, Lniuabie wentlen modern DOMS FOR o MG 7% T ROOM IN PRIVATEFAMILY 2215 Dodge strect. URNISHED BOOMS FOR LIGHT FUE‘"BHLD ROOMS AND BOARD. % 1o a wood fieat ingertion. flor,” Nothing taken for loss thian 2o YOUNG WOMEN'S HOMIE, UNDER CARE Wonen s Clirdstian assoclation, 111 8. 17t 1ea word an oF T1N. I ST, YOM FOR TW( 116 N. 25th atroe ME70 9 U JF.YOU EARNESTLY DESIGRE QUICK, AD vantageous. honorable marriage send 10c for New Vear's Number Matrinoilal News, M mafled in plain sealed envelop. strool, New York. Dook consnitatio L Lady attendant. ~A LADY MUSIC TEACHER WILL BX- cliunge plano or organ _lessons for room and hoard. Address Y 7, Boe officc. MOST B Rates, 10c adine each insortion, $1.50 a line per on for lss il 25e. month.” Nothing TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. am st 815 WphoNEy The 0. . Davis Co., 1500 B S ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED property. $3.000 ind upwards. 5 to iy per cont; 1o delays. W Farnain Smith & 0., 1320 Farnim Rates, 100 & line each insertion, $1.50 1 line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. JJORSES WINTERED A SPROTALTY 10 Cotton's bara, corner 15th and O I_l(ll ES WINTERED $6 PER MONTH. dress W. B. Millard, Omaha Nationul bantk. B, 24800 _ HO[(SES WINTERED,STUBEN, 1230 PARKAVE. Mii2 l ORSES WINTERED AT WINDSOR STABLES- 15th and Davenport. Will recelve best of can s numuwlhl\. M381L D14 ORSES WINTERED: $4 PER, MONTH. AD- dreas Hoppor Bros., Elkliorn, Neb. b2 07 Daoe 38 WINTERED, FATR GROUNDS, $6 & $3 hay & grain twice s day: every horse box Kiuney Bros. or J.T. Withrow. Hous! o, stall, 0 3 word first nso: Nothing taken for iess i QS STRAY ED, BAY MARF WEIGHT ABOUT %600 pounds. R e and 942 65 ENING. and Ratos, 1 1o a word there- after. A SUM OF MONEY MONDAY B Finder call at 318 N. Y. Life buildiug celve rewant APPED IN Beuson's: drop an th way home. Returi 1o South 33d. Rates, 10¢ 4 line cac 0 wonth. Nothing taken for less thay Dm.s:lcs #1; WRAPPRRS, $2. 008 N, 241, 1 ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUSTCO, 3 Life. londs at Tow rates for ohoice ity on Nobriela i Towa farmis ov Omala city Droperty. (3 JPOR SALE, BLOOK OF STOCK IN A BANK IN his city, dolug & £0od business, giving promise of large increase and handsome rettirns, Address Box 706, city, 718 6 MONEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha real ostate, 110 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnan, & W AM1»Nr§\' TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES OARD AND ROOM; STEAM HEAT. A bath: #4.0 wnd £5.00 por wook. 41 1 Nor F ROONS ~ AND STRIOTLY FIRST 35 & vourd ai 2100 Doelaw wirow MUST F—wum AND BOARD FOR TWO GRNT LENEN B4 South 26th av. S, BINGLE OR EN SUITE Wi 1812 Chicago. Burgs e F;um. IS, GOOD BOARD, KEASONAULE. 3105 F 857 81° »rmnllmuu ROOI [ F NS WITH ‘uA.bfl 1720 ul-llflu.. WERLL m-luln =] Jvous. miedern. Gret-oluas Bowrd. ;}’x Drices. 2684 Hiruoy siroet. FOR KENT, PURNISHED xanu e, sloteronons, W14 baram sier. o0 MO2T 110 o NISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH fornia siroet. MO25 11% NICBLY PURNISHED ROOMS W) l‘-fv.tmxmn«u Webster, 618 N. lx uo'x I —— L FORRENT-5TORES ANL QFFICES, T oF N TIGGING uwna v H“l nlu'n"' i'!‘% Saire: suu pRlY to W. 11 Melkle. First Natlonal Bk bldg. MONEY TO LOAN—OKAI‘TELS Tates, 100 4 line cach tnacriion. $1.60 4 Lue per month. Nothing taken for 1oss than 25c. X ¥ MONEY 10 LOAN— will loau ¥0u any sum which you wish, Aniall OF liro, ot bib. 10w ekt Hossiie Faice. 1 i aiickent bowalble o, and for any loagth of tme tosuli you. You can pay it back insucl install- Dients "ih vou wish, When' you wish. dud Only ay for It as long us You keep 1t.” You can borrow " HODSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, wnu:uoust : RECKIDTS MERCHANDISR HER 'lllm‘ IIH or mff.asé'flw';fimé,"“” fl00r above tie slreet. THE oLm.n"l:Anam ANBONET INCORPOR- RTED LOAN COMPANY 1N OMAILA. DO YOU WANT ION!Y!. o ‘We will loan you ANY SUM youw FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORS CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE k0 « glve prompt atiention (o 411 a) nv.f“w“e‘hr'g‘ofl.:m 8 long ax You wisly! your loan 523 st BRI el EOAN oranTEs co. Toom 4. Withoell block, or. 13ih aud Haraey alu | ANTED, DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES; OAN glve best of refercnce. Address X 67 Bec. 19 50 UNDEERTAKERS AND EMBALEMRS Rates, 10¢ 1 line each fu month. artion, $1.50 4 1no pei Nothiug taken for lows than 2ac, i (. W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G /Jacobs. deecased: Tater WithM . 0. Maul), under- taker and embalmer, $15 8. 16th 86, Tel. 690, 1 K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR A + embalmer, 1618 Chicago ot TeL 00" 43~ 'WANTED TO BORROW. Rates, 1008 line cach lasertion, #1.60 4 1ing pr mootb. Nothing taken for less thiln 2de. ¢ F“’"T TO TEN PER OENT PAID ON ANY tsum of mouey: loau wecured by Hiret morigage £00d Omaha roal estate. Alex Moore, 504 York Lo buliding. Wi D20+ _— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Rates, 10c a Lue cach iusertion. $1.50 4 liue wonth. " Nothing mkun. 108 Tons Tha dge '1ue per OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN S00N Acquire working knowledys of shorthand and prowriddng at A C. Van Sants seliool of short- N 1o, ¥ e Typowituers 1o reat. . "o8 il PAWNBROKERS. Ratue, 106 & 1iue sucl inacriion, month. nou.n‘u'h':nlorh-m-:'“'“ww SONNENRERG, DIAMOND BIOGEL J. R, D Walchos, oic. Oid g0ld i S11ver bougl 1308 o ON HIS ORDEA. Governor Lowelllug Gives tho Which Prompted Him to lssue It. Toreka, Dec. b.—Governor Lewelling’s circular of executive clemency to tramps is attributed by many to be instigated if not actually written by G. C. Clemens, a local attorney with an anarchistic sentiment, who attends the anniversaries of Chicago Haymarket participants, The governor, however, today said: *I have been doeply impressod with the poverty and distress prevalent. Ingalls, you know, says there are 3,000,000 men tramping. Kansas has her share. I know something of the suf- forings of this unfortunate but deserving class, Many a night have I wandered up and down the sireets of the city which a quarter of a century afterward, gave us the World's fair. 1 was without money for food or work to get it, subject to arrest. A short time since, I learned that many un- fortunates of this class were in jail at Wichita, Newton’ and other towns in Kan- sus, and determined to issue this order to police bonrds. *My circular applies to men whose only sin is their enforced idleness and to them only. For that class the reck pile shail be abolished in ICansas so long as lam gover- nor. Men who commit offenses against so- clety are not protected by the circular, There is mo anarchy in the sentiment orin the spirit of the circular, ana no fair- minded man will so construe it. Many Kan- sus cities haye thelr jails full of “‘tramps,” and my action was intended to stop the practice of arresting men on the ground of being without visible means of support. Of course the circulyr uffects only tive cities—Tof peka, Wichita, 1eavenworth, Atchison and Fort ym:} but 1 hope the po- Reasons Tice authorities of other Pities will Tecognize its fairness and exercisd the same spirit of humanity in the discharge of their duties,” i e B In the Wrong ®ew. A complaiut was filed byeLizzie Lewkowitz alleging that Pearl Luckbegér sold her mort- gaged property to the valug of $30. When the accused was broughi.into court the Judge told the acting ussisant prosecutor that the complaine was a state case and should have been arawa by JSaley or some of his assistants. P -~ stole a Ulank Miss Alice McShane, stenographer for Furay & McAvdle, had w¢valuable cloak stolen ‘Monday afternoop from the firm's office In the Arlm;,l.uu The thief is uuknown, although suspi puiuu 1w an unknown man who was in 1he office during the nfloroon. | The. thert was reported to the police. ——— New Gauger ut Nebraska City. The appointment of Noah Miller of Fair- bury as gaugerat the Nebrasku City distl- lery was received yesiorday. Mr. Miller succeeds Emmons Rolfe, whose appointment was one of the tirst made by President Har- rison, and who has continued in efiice until now. — When Baby was sick, ve gave her Castorla. When s was a Child, she cried for Sastoria, When shio became Miss, sho clung 1o Castoria, ‘When she had Chiidren, she gave them Castoria GOLDEN SPIRE 1S DRIVEY Spearfish at Last Gets in Touch with the World's Pulse. BURLINGTON ~ EXTENSION COMPLETED Wonderfal Country Opened Up by a New Road—To Discuss tho Question— Rate Cutting Stopped by u Clever Ruse-Ratl Notes, The scenic route of the northwest, as the Spearpish extension of the Burlington will undoubtedly bo known, has beon completed, the last foot of track being Inia Monda: On Thursday, aglorious day for Spoardsh, the golden spike which John A. Clark has been treasuring for seven long yenrs was driven home by the fair hands of half a dozen representative women of Spearfish, who saw in this act a new world opening to them,hedged about as they have been by the frowning poaks of the codar-covered Black Hilis. There was a big celebration last Friday when the track entered Spearfish at the rate of thirty-three feet every five minutes, bands played, fair women nassisted in the celebration, the mayor of Speariish was prominent and everything aboutthe place was in astate of wild excitement over the advent of & connecting line with the world beyond. “I'he Burlington people had expected to be n Spearfish by September, but one dificulty after another had to be overcome, right-of- way matters had to be settled, causing ex- asperating delays. Howover, all the ob- stacles have been overcome, the road is into Spearfish and freight traffic will probably be commenced some time next week, by which time the track will be ballastea and in run- ning order. Much can and will be said of this new line touching southwest Dakota. 1t traverses the most rugged portions of the Black Hills, passing through magnificent gorges and canyons, the sceuery is full of grandeur and the feats of engineeving skill will compare favorably with auy in the mountains of Colorado, In some places the grade is 5 per cent, wiich to the railr man means & worid of dificulties to be over- come. At one place or the roud, as the tracl winds about the ledge of the cunon, it is very casy to dvop a stoue from the upper to the lower track, 1,500 feet below. The new line extends fiom Fnglewood, which is the junction point on the main line of the Burlington, to Spearfish, a distance of some twenty-five miles. I'he names of the stations on the line have finally been decided upon, as follows: Englewood, Aztec, Port: land, Elmore, Savoy, Maurice and Spearfish. 10WA'S COMMISSION REPORTS, Information- Sought Denied by the Rail- wuy Managers as Impossible to Give. Des Moixes, Dec. 5.—|Special Telegram to Tug Bee. |—The sixteenth annuaireport of the Towa Railway commission was filed to- day. 1tisnot as large as usual, on account of the separate report of each company be- ing omitted. Much of the information that the board is required by law to obtain is im- possible to sccure in any way. The railway maagers say they are not in posses- sion of it themsely In reply to the commissioners’ quostions, the railway managers have said that thev could not separate the cost of transportation per mile, equipment, capital stock, debt, bonds, in- terest paid and many other items pertaining to lowa from the whole, as these cover the whole, and caunot by uny means be exactly apportioned to the Towa lines. Neitber can they give the actual cash value of the Iowa lines, because theve is no way to measuro it. The railway managers seér to regurd many of Lhiese questions as superfluous and impossible o answe ‘The report shows an increase in the mile- during the year. In 1802 it was 8.407.34 miles, and this year it is 8,506,22. There is an increise of 20.72 per cent in the tonnage of freight hauled in Iowa during the past year over the previous year. The total ton nage of freight shows an increase of 211 per cent in total amount on all the lines re- porting. The number of employes has also increased considerably and there has been lurge increase in the total amount of \wages. Besides these statistics the report gives ex- tensive reports of all the complaints that have been be‘ore the board during the year against the railway companies, though scarcely any of these amount to much. All the board's litigation before the supreme court is also reviewed by the attorney gen- eral, and the decision in the joint rate case is given in fall, A Boston Paper r'roposes a Plan to Reor- ganize the Uu acitic, Bostox, Dec, 5.—The Boston News Bareau suggests the following reorganization plan of the Union Pacific: “It is submitted thay if an attempt to rearrange the $235,000,000 of Union Pacific ndebteduess and give full payment to the government while earnings uve decreasiug, it can best be done for all interests—the creditors, the goy- ernment and the public generally —upon some such comprenensive plan as the following: The Union Pacific stockholders to surrender, as at preseut, a majority control of property to the government, which can be representod by seven directors ont of twelve, one di- rector 1w be appomted each year, o to hold lfe positions subject to removal for cause, to have a liberal salary and 1o other oceupation, the government Lo issue £300.000.000 3 per cent bouds at par, take up all Union Pacific stock atthe av age murket value of the three yeurs ending Jauuary 14, 1504, pay the govetument debt, which the United States treasury will soon be called to pay, 1n full and leave from §50,- 030,000 to §100.000,000 of these bonds in the treasury of the Union Pacific, ono-half of which could pe used for the raising of the property to the proper staadavd for a gov- ernwent voad and one-half 1o remain in the treasury for future development. To make these bonds perpetual at i per cent would permit thom to be used at par asa basis for bank circulation," Some rate cutting has been going on by two well known roads and o well known general passenger agent imagined that his competitors were playing “horse.” With his usual ability to encompass all matters afecting the situation here the uforesad general passenger agent sat down and wrote letters to the represcntutives of the lines alleged 1o be engaged in the “'shady" trans- actions. He also intimated that the letters would be notices of the filing of a formul complaint against the roads for butchering the business. Of osurse he diau’t have any evidence, nor did the ropresentatives of the voads charged with violation of the agree- ment think anything about the statute of limitations ruuning, against said violations, ‘The levter had its effect, however, for about 10 o'clock one night two violently wrought up iudividuals called at ihe home of the general passenger agent and be- seoched Lo withheld the complaint. They asked him how much he knew, and taking out & virgin memorandum book 'the general passenger agent procoeded to rend a lot of figures, wherein the vailroad men had per- misted their zeal for the roads they repre- sent 1o get the better of their discrotion. ‘They threw up their hands. Oae man said his head would be chopped off if the com- plaint was filed, while the other said it would seriously embroil Lim on the spit. The general passenger agent finally decided 0 drop Ltho matter, which ke did To Taik About Fasses. Genersl Mavager Dickinsou of the Union Pacific left for Chicago Mouday to attend a meetiug of the wenerdl manayers yesterday upon the question of issuing pusses 1o cer- tain daterests. 1t wis anticipated thut after the pass question wasdisposed of the general managers and general passengor agents of the transcontineatal lines will attempt to get together upou some basis whereby the rates may be vestored. ‘The weeting called at Sk Paul this week, it is unuerstaod, will zake place in Chicago. No Becelvir for the Atehison, Cuicago, Dec, b.—Vice President 1. Y. Robiusou of the Atchison road said today rogarding the report that & recelyar was so0n to be appointed for the Atchison: “There is not the slightost foundation to the story. It is unirue from beginning to erd 1 have today 1ecolved a cablegram from Mr. Refnbart, who i n Europs, telling me overything is all right in overy way. ‘Ihore is going o be no receiver for tho Atchison, no matter what reports are sproad of a con- trary nature.” Exempte: System, Critcaco, Doe. 5.—In the foreclosure of tho Mercantile Trust company agatnst the Chi- cago, Peoria & St. Louia Railroad company, which was in hearing today in the United Statas circhit court, the motion to withdraw the receivership from a part of the com- pany's sgstem, the Jacksonville, Somerville & St. Lous line, was grante: Unlon Pacific Directors Meet, Nrw Yorg, Dec. 5.—The dircctors of the Union Pacific mot today to take action on the death of the late Frederick L. Ames and to olect n airestor to fill the vacancy. His son, Oliver Ames (second), was elected a dice stor and also & membor of tho executivo committeo. No business of public interost was transactod. Ranway Notes. George A. MeNutt of the “Katy" city Charles Kennedy of tho Rock Tsland re- turns from Chicago yesterday. R. A. Benson of Atlantic, Ia.* agont of the Rock Island at that point, is in the city in charge of & party of fourtoon parsons enroute to Los Augeles vin F't. Worih. It is rumored that Comaissioner Utt of tho Commercial cluo is wetling ready to re- sign his place to_devote his whole cnergies to the Omaha Bridge and Terminal com- pany's new line, Roceiver . Bllery Anderson 1s expocted toarrive in Omana either Sunday or Mon- day, coming westward via Jacksonville, where he is also in demand as one of the receivers of the Jacksouville & South- eastern. Onficials of the Missouri Pacific and tho Omaha Bridge and Terminal company will g0 to St. Louis this week to complete the arrangoments for a connection of the latter with the former systom about Grace streot. If this connection is made it will give the Missouri Pacific access to Council Bluffs. is in the s T JURY IS COMPLETE. After Many Ups and Downs Efficiant Jurors in the Coughlin Case Have oen Found. Ci10ao, Doc. b.—The jury in the Coughlin se was completed last evenng. The defense exercised its peremptory challenge on Hor- man Busch, a restaurant man, who has lived in Chicago for three years and who said he had never heard of the Cronin case until last Saturday. Jerey Flynn, the clerk suspended a week ago on suspicion of haviug tampered with the Jury list, was veinstated. Ilynn filed an aftiduvit declaving his innocence of the \inst him. ‘This morning at the instance of the do- fense Juror Taylor was aismissed by Judge Tuthill. The court. in dismissing thio juror, said that there was nothing against ' character, but that he had made mis! in his examination as venireman which nocessitated the dismissal. Thus, for the third time the jury was left incompleto and preparations to secure another juror w beguu. With unexpectedly little delay the twelfth juror was secured. Hiram Wadleizh is the name of the man who took Juror Taylor's place. Wadleigh is a river boatman. After the jury was sworn in, Judge Wing for the defensc, stated that he would try to prove the evidence of Mrs, Andrew Foy in- competent and asked that the state be in- structed Lo omit ull mention of her expected testimony n 1ts opening spoech, Mrs. Ioy 18 the woman who, it is saia, claims that her husband was one of the conspirator nd s reported to have learned much from him in his moments of remorse regardiug the case. The court took the matter under advise ment. 1t was reported this- afternoon that Rev. ather Scanlon of the Roman Catholic cathedral of the Holy Name would be placed on the stand by the state to testify s to the statement mada to him by O'Sul van at the Joliet penitentiary a few week before O'Sullivaa’s death. The relation- ship of priest and confessor does nov enter into this statement, because Father Scanion did not visit O'Sullivan as a minister of the gospel, but as a chunce visitor, and theve- fore the stavement does not come within the line of privileged communications. In this confession, it is alleged, O'Sullivan assured Father Scanlon that he had no actual part in the killing; that his under- standing was thateDr. Cronin was to be kept a prisoner in tne Carlson cottage until he should consent to give up certain’ papers which it was believed he had. Father Scanlon this evening said that as o iest of the parish in which the county jail is located, he had visived lceman O'Sullivan and the other prisoners. but he would not have roceived from the iceman or the others any statement . concerning crime except in his official city as a confessor. A con- fession from one, the priest added, would not be revealed under any circum- stances whatever INVENTIGATING PROMIEITION, Canadians Getting Information Abo fore: ent of hibitory Laws, Kaxsas Ciry, De . E. Atkinson and J. A Ewan of Toronto, Canada, were in Kansas City, Kan., today. Mr. Atkinson 15 4 prohibitionist and Mr. Ewih an anti-pro- hibitionist, and they ave traveling togothir for the purpose of gathering wformation about the enforcement of the prohibitory cro such cxists. They wera sent oiit )y the Toronto Globe, which 1s favorable to the prohibition moveient. A vote is to be taken on the question in Ontario, Janvary 1, but it will neither pass nor defeat the meas.: ure, a8 it is to be taken asa guide by the legislature in - acting on a prohibition meas- ure. ‘The two men spent two weeks in Towa, Mr. Ewan they got liquor in eve town they visited in that state and uses tiis 45 an argime not effe: ive. “Blind and drug store Ewan says thoy paid 40 cents for about 7 cents worth of very bad whisky in one pla It Omiaha, whor there is a Suuday closi law, he and Mr. Atkinson made & tour of thrce squarcs on Sunday morniug and se- cured liquor in six ont of nine places visited A few moments latel visiting the chiel they were blandly informed by al that not a single saloon wus open iu the city. viger , how AOZ PLEL Committeo on Conference Meots to Com- plete Iis N Prrrsuena, Dec. 5.—~The committee of cons ference on the theological seminaries, ap- pointed by the last Presbyterisn general assembly, met in this city this afternoon for the purpose of completing the report to be presented b the vext ussembly. Dr. W, Young of Danville, Ky., who is chairman of the commiLtoe, says an effort will bo made to formulate somo plan by which the relations between ke chiirch and seminavies will be moro intimate and the coutrol more effective without interfering with the rights of either. Rev. Dr. Burtlett of Washington, D. C., a member of the commitice, suid whatever plan was devised must mean the cxpulsion of Dr. Briggs from the Union Iheslogical sem- or his retura to the church at the church’s terms. ¢ Grganized to Fight Tammauy, New York, Dec. b.—The political move- ments headed by Judge Motreary, the Stecklor brothers and other anti-Cammany- ites, took definite form last night under the name of the “Independent County Organizu tion.” The purpase of the movemeny, us ex- plained at the meeting, th partios and of all shadesof political thought in order 10 overtlirow ihe tomiu tion of Twmmuny hall in this city. [1s effects will be eutirely local. Nationul and state political organizations will bo entively ignorea. ON for a Six Mouths Craise. New Yok, Dee. 5.--The United States revenue cutter Grantis off today for a 14,000- mile cruise. She Las stores to last six months and 1 bounid for Sun Franciseo. Hor eventual destination is pateol iu the Novth Pacific and Paget sound. A ravid fire bat- tery of the Uriggs-schiroader type has Just been put aboard of her. Amoug the poris in her itinerary is Rio. She will be due at San Fraacisco Murch 18, 15 10 unite wen of | t | “How to St LAND CONDENNED FOR PARKS Damages Must Not Bo Paid Until Bone« 7 fited Property is Assessyd, RESOLUTION TO THE CONTRARY IS VETOED Position of the Mayor Suatained by the Uity Connell—-Other Business Done At the City Hall Last Night, The city council held a short session last night. Anothor meeting, the third con. secutive one of the week, will be held this evoning, when it is thought the accumula. tion of business will be clearod up. The mayor sont ina voto of the concur rent resolution directing the oty treusurer to make tender and pay awards made by the aporaisers to acquire land for o park in the southwestern part of the city. His reason was that under tho charter ns amended no money skould be taken out of the park bond fund for the payment of such damagos until the special benefits to abut ting and adjacent property have boen assessod, and this hus not been done. A further reason was that most of the prop: erty owners whoso land was aporoprinted for the southwest park have appealed to tha aistrict court from the award of damages mado by the appraisers, and the cases ara now pending and undetormined in the dis- trict court, Mr. Eisasser bolieved the position of the mayor was not right and he did not think the veto should be sustained. Mr. Munro maintained that the position was_right and the veto should be sustained. Mr. Howell and Mr. Bdwarda desired the opinion of Mr. Connell on the subject. Tho city attorney said all questions of benetits should bd considered by the council as a bonrd of eqalization. Ho thought, how- ever. that the benefits should bo determined Dby the council before money is drawn from tho park fund to pay damages. Whatever amounts 1n bencfits are determined will ro- duce that much the sum reauived to bs taken from the park fund, leavinga valunco to be used in banutifying the tract. He thought 1o time would be lost if a tender of damages were not immediately made, as the dissatis- fied partiss had gone into court Mr. Specht wanted the matter left to tho councilmen from the First und Socond wards and tho city enginoer. After further discussion a vote was taken ou the veto. ‘I'he veto was sustained b following voie: A Bruner, kdwards, Howell, Jacobsen. MeLeario, Munro, Prince, Savuders, Spechit, Steel, Thomas, Nays: Bechel, ' Back, McAndrews, snsser., The pabers in the case wera then referred st and Sccond ward delegations and city engineer. f the comptroller that the sower maintaining fund is exhausted and the lighting fund is nearly so was referred 10 the committee on finance. Johu W. Fead filed an application to rent a space i the rotunda of the city hall for and. The request was referred to a committee. Unon request of Chief of Polico § and recommendation of Mayor use of the council chamber was g the meeting of the chiefs of state to ve held Decomber he comptroller was divocted to withhold any wa ants ordered issued for damages by reason of tho opening of Sevontoenth street from Castellar to Vinton strects, until a cloud on the title of the proverty to be acquired is lifted The salary appropriation November wis vussed. T QU L Y. M. C. A STATE CONVENTION, mayor's voy Bemis the anted for Dotice of tho ordinance for Program of the Me g—Spenkers Wha Will Dellver Addresses. The fourteenth anuual convention of the Young Meu's Christian association is to ba eld at Premont, riday, Saturday and Sun- of his week. Several of the best speakers and best informed association men in the country will be present. Mr. Robert Weidensall, tho pioneer scores tary of the international committee; Edwin Burritt Smith, member of the international committee from Ciicago; Charles K. Ober, wraveling seerctary of the international com: mittee; Bdwin L. “Huamilton. railroad secre- 1ary of the international commitiee; Maj Bhjan Halford of O W. A Mawoe, state seerctary of lowa; N. Karle of Philadelphia; Chancetlor Canfield Stats uni- versity: President Warren of Gates coll so aud the members of the siuid commivies will be present Leading o tion men in the state besides the general secretaries will all contribute to muke the convention the cess possible, be provided all ac. tes from the associations and any young men from towns where there ara no_associations who desire to attend, The railronds give return tickets, reduced rates of fave, provided 150 delegates purchase full faro tickéts to Fremont, and scoure cortifi- cates to that effect from ticlket agents. Fol- lowing is the program of the convention: 5:00, devotional service, L. Murshall. jr., Lincol The Parpose of Oar Coming,™ Prof 1 W, Taylor, Lincoln: Work of (o cole lewe ussociations iwonciso stutenonts by dulo- gutesi, conducted by Mr, C. K. Ober, secretary ternutional cominittec; address, Mr, C R, Oorsreport of stato. commitiee, i, 11 Bild: rldge 1 lld.lv Evening--7:00, nl)m lal prayer ser ice, conducted by Prof.’ 11 R. Cor 30, nddzosses of _welconie, on tie hurcehes, e AL Brown: on the p: ity, Mr. 1. (610 (00 DATE O elatlon orgunizatic At of the the teynolds; rospor Trmun state connitie ociation (dimited to 088, “Th belation: Ing of Encourngement and Support,” Majo 1 Halford, Omiha. ~x||||dny Morning—9:00, n..- Holy Spirit the Power” fn the Individual Life,” Mresident \‘dlll'll Gutes colle; h “ ip on Men's Lives leout, sec- vy, North Plarte sibiiity ot ll\lH\l.ln embers 1o th Worlk." Mn. A .\ o N0 lowas i3 minutes Usefal Ly N k sition in the Association Wori M Rapert Weidensoll, etary in national committon {hess, state ‘work for the coming y iittee's report, selection of placo vention, | vision for the wo JLng YOnr, iiss cellanoous husi Saturday Afic rnoon -2:00, song service, e ducted by Nr. A Pattersol, O dy Tho Bible," Rev. Pa; “How 16 1 huson, Hastin 0 the Youwr's Work,” discuse by Mr. O White, Beutrieo; nfield, Stato university. Satarday Eveninz-7:80, con micethig, y wtion in the Field " “Awong Rail- M Edwin Lo Hamiiton, i “Alnons Comuerciil 1 Van Gansheck, Neligh: World Wide Fiold, Eiwln eIl Feutu o Bursity Smith, 00 8. 1, consecration Wamilton, railrond 10:80 a, 5 goxpel . genoral woc Mr. Joi i boys 7340 1. . l'\\\'““ll‘cl' tary. Histin Do, ges ing, Mr. | plittforn weetin ing. : 3 » * Night at the 3. ML C. A, Thursday night one of the characteristig rallies of the association men of Omaha will be held. An ex t prograw has been arvanged. The evening will be by Mr. Jonn Meliwing, and Mrs. Muelfor, vanjo and guitar selections and recitations by u trio of young ludies. Mr. Charles K. Ober, secrotary of the international com! mittee of the Young Men's Christinn ussoci ation, wilt be present and deliver un address, Mr. IPrank Hartigan, insteactor in the class n algebra and highér mathematics, will de- liver a brief uddress, speaking of the com. mercial value of mental discipline Tlustings; . u f Making Eoom for Mora Members, The gymnasium committee of the Young blen's Christian association has made large vlans for the uccommoedation of its increased membershin this year and las purchased 200 new lockers for whe gymuasiun, which huve beeu placed 1 a special roow apark from the general dressivg room. The asso ciation 15 now able Lo provide dressing com. hmununl for ail its new members without causing any delay st ail. A check room has been opened in counection with the gymna sium for the safe keeping of costs, hats and all valuables that IKI wembors way have upon their persons,