Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1894, Page 7

€ > s ol - ES ~ Ee TIIF OMAHA DAIIY BFE. wui e A URDA Y J \‘\ UARY 6, 1891 - SPECIAL NOTICES, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will e taken until 12:30 p. m.for the evening and until :30 p, m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Adveriisers, by requesting & numbored ehec ean have thelr anawers addressed 1o & num bered Jotter in care of Tiw BEg. Answers 80 addressed will be deilvered upon presentation of the check BITUATIONS—WANTED. A SITUATION [ Inquire 621 N. 10th st, WANTED, AS NURSE OR econd el 00 A, VANTED, WORK OF ANY KIND, BY A wtrictly wob : m. Ad- ronw Frank . Spene ot - Moo 7e e ———————————— WANTED MALE BELP akon for Tan thikh 450 TEAMS FURNISHED: Amcrican Wringer Co. “Raten 140 o After. IN- 1300 SOLICITORS, e AGENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE (hi New Patent Solla on_wight. e #2500 10 rticulars write (e RST-CLASS hox {16, Crab MOT0 B I 11ke magie, A 5.00 per week, For the Montor: Erascr Mg, C REALLY NEED YOu Mesman address lock " fi LIVE HUSTLERS APPLY 17 GRAM L ) TO RUN CIGAR Box M WANTED, 25 FIRST-OLASS COAT AND ONE ko fine work, Good hie Baldsin Co., 13, YANTED, A MAN WANTE dactory on shares. Address Lock (' WANTE 1 L +of South 24th street. WANTED, GIRI, FOR GENERAL work, 1130 South 1t 8 @ WANTED, STUDEN AT W, 0. A, liospital, Cotnell BufTs. M7 (. VANTED, FOR_GENERAL HOUSE W 140 nurs ‘Must bring references Apply 2007 St. Mar. Y- SERVANT WANTED FOR G Jwork In small family. Call, References required NTED FOR Harney stroct (' WANTED, FEMALE Wages $1.00 per wock. Carson, I, % (), WANTED. A MIDDLE-AGED GIRT, st 1 1ikht second work and take ear 1S, 2ah st HOUSE: =09 GIRL s il (1, VIR, work, 21 ( FOR HOTEL, Hox_6 Co0K% Addross TO AS- chiid B0 8¢ WORK, neces: 15 months old. 1 (', ADY OR GENTLE S1500 0 weelc e i $20 ary. « wdres Lite bide, sary. Call or address Jaae Raten, 10¢ 2 line mouth. Nothing ]';:uT.u ALL aken for less than OF THE 05 Farnam. Conolcr 1IN i O DAY company. 1 [). 00N COTTAGE, MtobER stanon i Sl [) HOUSES,E. K DARLING ), NINE 00N MODELN 0T D e Etian, 5. WS, 248 oo bids, 1 R-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. FURN nfurnishod. Apply 1112 8, 10th D. + Beo bldg 103 BARKER BLOCK. 10 rooms, Teh- RENT or of Mr. NEW MO 1);5ouE FLEGANT HOUSES, WITH ALL (O’ ventonces. Brennun, Love & Co., Paxian ok ]) TWO_GOOD SEVEN-ROOM HOUSES AND Jone five-room hotse, near business center. at £15.00, 20,00 and $25.00. J. D. Zittle, Brown Dlock, 1610 ind Douglas streets. M1 FOR RENT. THE SOUTH ELEGANT EIGHT- 1) oo bejck, ot and Tzund. bloel from Wi i Tine, §25.00. ptroller’s office Inquire co ) ) TO A SMALL. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY, A D2 abutrabio nine: room. modern house. Wtreet, reasonable rental. Boggs & HiLl. 5774 28 CITY WATER, Y next door north; 1o 70 No. DY Dy BEsT fn’ §-ROOM HOUSES IN CITY. nduiire at 2302 Blondo street MO8 20 ). TTO RENT. $5.00 PER_MONTH ] Paul, 1605 Farnam street. M SRN HOUSE. $18.00; m house, all 0., MeCague Bldg. MO82 6 0th ) HOUSES DESIRADLE 919 Dodge T.ron RENT. Lrooms. maut 1721 CAPITOL AVE- MA0T 19° DAVEN- M 50% E; _DESIRADLE ROOMS, 1 e, ROOMS; STEAM HEAT; 1 B LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH MODELRN CO! Grenionce. 624 North 19th street. 52 04 F FURNISHED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY ST. E 4 i\ STEAM 1T Sunturnished, 1007 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE g wteam heatand gan. 700 § 100 ATED 1OOMS, FURNISIED OR Dodi MUS5 FURN]SHED ROO"[b AND BOARD. prord Nates Lge first inaertion, 1o word HOMT association, UNDER CARE OF 1118, 17th st. 3t BOARD. BOTH nd $3.00 weel. 411 T YOUNG WOMEN [ Women's Christian FURNISHED ROOMS AND as and stenm heat, $4.50 North 14th streot 30 10% FORNISIED SOUTH FRONT ROOMS. WITH avd: 1720 Dodge. v 3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM wiTi NOARD T, 318 L NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD; o family: manand WifG or two gentlenien. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, NEATLY Ol with board at 2010 Calitorala str FDR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, ® word Nothing (QGFOR SALE CHEAP. 1 TW( REVOLUTION mpbell newspaper press and | double eylin- der Taylor. alr apring, with two folders: good con- dition. Address for particulars Lock Hox 8, South Omaha, Neb. 01 Q5 FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST-GLASS ORANRE hydraulic passenger elevator. hand lever, in Boston Store, Omaha Ma46 321 IN USE ONLY Addrens A 30, Mo 6+ 1o n word n 260, firat, insertio: aken for 1eas th good ordy nenrly new. TYPEWRITER © aalo choap. YOST months, MISCELLANEOUS, Raten, 140 o word firat nsertion, 104 we after. Nothing taken for leas than ) FOR LEASE ABOUT 160 AORES, SUITABLE Vtor dalry, garden or farm, northwest of Florence Inke. Bogies & Hill 8760 98 R WE SHINE BOOTS firat-cings barbers. Sh 1402 Farn A there- 2 AND EMPLOY ALL 10c; halr eutting, m, basemert MR 97° CLAIRVOYANI‘:} Ratos, 100 o line each_[nwortion, $1 month. ' Nothing taken for leas than 2 aline per ANT arat 119 N. 16th. 018 TC. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE, “Rate, 100 a Tine each insertion, $1.50 & month. ' Nothing taken for less tha 1 ATUGATNS, HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS, SAT t or trade. I, K. Darling, Barker block. R BARGAINS [HAVE HOUSES ON FARN. \w 294 st Burdetto at, 19th and Mason i alin Soith Omaha. \Vay down prices, for saloand " exchinge. B J. Konda! th st farn; 80, i""‘ SALE did 160 i Must sell now. JOIL SALE BASTERN LADY. 40 acres at Dosota for $1,000, more, Who warnts 1t? Rare bargain BAT BARGAIN C » farm, O milos soutn of Boggs & Hill L Kearnoy. SAYS, SELL MY it yon ean't gat Boggs & Hill ARNMS. 160 ACRES OR tral Nebraska, partly tm acre, on timo, Willlams & Mittan, room 319, e bulding, opposite postofiee Mo R SALE - FINE RES Hanscom Placo. One-half ht room houso with mode lity, Address X. 0603 building. PROP lock First National bank 007 INESS 19 6 I 10,000, ' CASH, WILL BUY THE DI block at 1012 Farnam. next N. Y. Life per cent on $50.000: @ 11fe nvestment: fitire v guaranteed. D, C. Patterson, 1 am 101 1 R CASH AT VERY 218t 8t contain v A 065 6 J0. 1 FOARD throe cottages DRESSMAKING. LOT FOR '<.\r C able figur Sid Rates, 100 1 month. Nothing taken MADAME SMITH, 603 Room . Masaage, vApor, al ) o line per a9 thiln S TTH, IND FLOOR, oliol. Bteam sulphur: MA74 60 10 HEALER, ROOM Mso1 8 1 MME. BROWN, 1314 CAPITOL AVE, ROOM 4, Aecond floor.’ Masaago treatment. Manetic e STOWE. MAG 80, Hotel Brunswick PERSONAL. . 10c a line each insertion. $1.50 a line per taken for leas than 25¢ MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-TH J mal batha, Sealp and halr ireatment, manienre and chiropodist. Mrs.Post, 31918, 15th, Withnell blk. NITURE REPAIR WORKS; UP- 1 U, QMAHAFT holstering, mattress making, polishing and pucking; carpet laying. A. E. Gay Co. arnan st MiS1 J2d 1~ SWALLOW TAIL SUITS LOANED OUT AT Jlow pricos. Call on . Sugarman, 1111 THIS 18 GOOD FOR TEN t 1f presented at office of block, Om wha. -PERSONAL days’ t The Dinsmoor Blood polson cases espeelally ¢ 90 daays, T ILLUSTRATED containing phot fng correspondents, matled frec. Toledo, O, 'A. MACDONALD, CITY tractor, ofMie, MARRIAGE JOURNAL, engravings of persons desir: Brown_ Piib. Co. Rates, 100 4 1ine_each fnsortion. $1,50 4 lne per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 36e. URATES. ON INPROVED ANDUN .00 and upwards, 5 Fnam Smith&Co., 1 PROVED il per an. 621 Wi cent; no delays. W, baby 0tAts & speciaity. Mrs. Bu TO DO, Miss St TUMES AND work by day utresi- DAty gOWnS! D er aveuue. MOSG 11° dence.” Inquire at 1 UNDEKTAKERS ANDEMBALMERS 100 & 1ine oach (nsertior Nothiug taken for 1oss (i (5, PAKER (FORMERLY WITH JTacobs, deceased: later with M. O, taker and embalmer; 613 S. 16t st month JONN G, 1) under ol T K. BURK cmbalmer. RAL DIRECTOR :\)\h 1618 Chileago 8t Tel. 90, 6 Rates, 10¢ 4 line oach _inasrtion, $1 moith. Nothing takon for loss ti H WINTERED. ADDRESS A, W. PHELPS HOusE ¥ & Son, 207 N. Y. Life bullding, telephone 1074, 1000 77+ AND $1.00 A Slkhor, M1 ) a line WINTERED, $: I ORSES Address Hopper Bros. month. atos, 106 4 1 month * Nothiug taken fc N ORAND'S DANCING SCHOOL. IVl gireot. The midwinter torm be, New clagses now forming. Childre E Lay 10 a. m. b rsday 8 p. the new dances. C 10 HARNEY s this week il for terms; 2 hallg (o let: MR72 T30 SHORTHAND AND TYPESWRITING 'Y LOAN AND TRUST CO., 518 N.Y londs it 10w rates for cholee sceurity on Nebraskis and [owa farms or Omaha city property. “A:\m\‘ ) LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and nimproved Omaha rial o 1 t0 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 17 W NONEY TO LOAN AT CURRE T RATE Apply to W. B. Melile, Firat National b . bldg. 624 LOANS, A. MOORE, 501 N. Y. 101-37+ FOLLOWING “Our wa ORTGAGE Life W WE HAVE RECEIVED THE from our castern corresponden re now taking Al Oma 8 of 33 L0 50 per cont on d roperty. 1f you can send us such we can " For loans on business property call DYGE 9 clients Rates, 10¢ o line month. ' Nothing { ~MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, small or lorge. at the lowsst possible rates, in the aulckest possible tine, and for any lengh of time to sult you. You can pay it back in such install- ments as you wish. when you wish, and only pay for It as long as you keep it. You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER SHCURLTY, Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., #06 SOUTH 16TH STREET, irirst floor above the streot. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED'LOAN COMPANY IN OMAIA, 25 “MONEY TO LOAN. 702 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. M104 19 X-po'voy¥ WANT MONEY? Wao will 10an you ANY SUM you wish on your : FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ote. We glvo prompt attention to all applications, and will earry your loan as long as you wish. You can rediice tho cost of carrying your loan by a payment at any time. There {3 1o public- ity or romoval of property. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.. Room 4. Withnell block, Cor,13thand Harney sis, u: ( —WILL seeurity LOAN MONEY strictly confide inental block. ONEY TO LOAN ON \thre of \room 43 ON ANY KIND OF tial. “A. E. H HORSES. WAGONS all kinds. - Bustuess 7 Ramge block. BANK FOR SALE. WILL RE taln what paper purchaser does not want. Also roved farms near town for sale. Addross A a8 g00d denosits nnd to fifteen thousand do) r for selling. Addre MOAL 100 Y CHANCE FOR GOOD salosman with small amount of cash o seeure sole control of big piying business in Nebrasks Write Columblan Cagdy Co., 00 W. Sth St Kansas oo noss. Satlsfactory reasons given Box 274, Omah. RARE Y PRIVATE PAMILY HA FU OR Cunfurnished, well heated rooms, with or with of all fmprovenicnts. Apply at ¢ 4021 New York Lite e nword firat insertion, | Nothing taken for loss than RRENT, LARGE §-STORY W, 10th and Tedvenworth; thirty s 9. W. Squire. 948 Boe 'bldg G13 FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING o bubiding his & (reproof or e heatig fxt Apply at th “Rates, 4 word thorafts HIGGINS horses and T how RENT. MY NEW BUSINESS BUILDING witl bout 12,000 fost floor sy Xl 20810 Farnan atroete Joho 1. ¥ AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 10¢ @ 1o eoh fusarth month. Noth l \GENTS EVERYWHERH, o i riasion pald and. Olilo, | TLADY guarAnLoe TENTLEMAN forid Miss 8 OR NVASS, ¢ day; comm| STORAG 5. atrs 100 3 Lne first insertio fig takon for Les $1.50 o 1o | than 25 STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HAR. oy 614 STORAGE FOR HOUS D clean wid cheap rate, R. Well arna m u1s WANTED—-TO BUY, 0 v word first Tnsortion, To Nothlug t ¢ Toas thidn 250 D, TO BUY A 6-R0OM HOUSE AND lot; ‘will pay p balance, $500° annual wents. Addross, stating loeatlon. price and lar, Prod Lodwe, care Boston siore, Omal 03 0% TO $1.000 CASH OR ot (n West End or Hanscom Place, must o & bargaln. Address A 38, Bee. 0415 Raton word thereafier T Vo I £004 coudition: bl V- WANTED, PARTNER ¢ profitable ente; lars address box B, N Y 600D CHANCE TO BUY A NEW STOCK OF clothing and gents' furnishing goods in oue of the best Wyoming mining "towns very cheap. Stock amount $3.000.00. Wil tako part cash aud partgood seeuritios. Address A 27, Bece. MDGO 6+ L BAR llt)— 0 CLASS HOTE Address A 20. o, 7 _FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE OF 18 dofng ood busluess: also wanted, 100 allkinds of work. Canadian office, 1509 MoK 8¢ AR STORE IN GOOD LOCA- A 32, Bee, MOS8 G FOR EXCHaNGE. aline each inscrtion, $1.5 oth FII FOR SALE, i K004 bits FOR SAL tion n ety “Rates, 10 month 11 takon for ok tian Soc 7, LOWN 100 KARNS IN NEBRASKA KANSAS dand Daicota, WL sell ohenp o exeige for . 0 @ line per lorses and cattle. Add.box 70, Feankfort,[nd 050 AND NOTIO ._ Frankfort, ind [t FUL MODERN g0l notes. Box MNTL T 0OM BRICK ey wwing THIS IS A FINE FARM, ALL UNDER CU L I Ivation, provements. A milus from the iown of Neb. Al de for this farmn Af they put i u little 1l st koods i somo sniall town prefuired. Addre W, Middaugli, Uticn, Neb. OF MILLINERY .+ Box 26 77 NCHANGE, BEAUT and bink siock ol B, TWENTY AN NTR ) Lo piy I house and lot Paul, 1605 Fa MOHT TRADE, GOOD BUSINESS PROP. contrally located, clear, ¥o tract of will isau nquire oo line, only fimu taxes paidi parly wamts ¥are chanee for a kood rad - FOR ROOM COTTAGE IN 50 i, of gronnd. prico $3.000 10 $4.000: will trade clear 160-acee farui i chol location 114 miles from good K. . town cash: send full description and price. Address A Bee. 94 7 Harvey A. DolLong, 15 t, Cotmoll Blufs, lowa. BXCHANGES. ALEX. MOOKK,004 N. Y. LIFE, aad e balance | Tates, 100 aline each insertion. $1.60 4 line per month. Nothing taken for less tian Ze. OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMAN CAN cquire & working knowledgo of shorth typewriting at A. C. Van Sant's school of short- hand, 513 N. Y. Life. Typewriters to rent. ~ PAWNBROKERS, | ach insertion. $1.50 4 lne po on for less than 23¢. Rates, 10c & line. month. ' Nothin t ] SONNENBERG o) .Douglas st. - Loans money on Al watches, ete. Old gold nd silver bought. LOST. Rates, 140 a word (irst i Nothing taken for los RED MOROCCO COLLI with papers and letters. 0 C. C. Tenant Clary, 511 N 20th st. SCALES, Raten, 10¢ a line each (nacriion. $1 month. Nothing taken for less tian 250, NEW ANDSECOND HAND SCALES, ALL RINDS. Addreas Tordon & Sellecic Co., Lake i, Chl § NGUAGES. a linc per MUSIC, - Rates, 100 a lino each nsertion, $ month* Nothing taken for loss thun G ELLENBECK, BANJOISTIAND TEACHER. X+ 1810 California St. 914 aline per REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed-on record January 5, 1894 WARRANTY DEED3. George F Barkor and wife toJ L and M A Collins, lot 47, Glses add (rofilc) § Fidelity Trust compuny to Auna, Wille, n 50 foet lot 47, Kees' Placo. H B Fisher to Jacob Jaskolok, undiv 341047, block 15, Corrigan Placo §'R Bougnton to ' A Temp, 1ot 8, wlock s, Clovelnd Plico. . F R McEibany and wite to G W iF child, s % Lot 65, Nelson's add. © F Gilligan to (LN Elwell,'io s, block 2, Smith & W's add....... QUIT CLATM DEEDS. Herman Busch and wife to Lena Ott, 5 40 feet lot 4, block 1, Kirkwood. DEEDS. 1B Troy (county treasurer) Snow, middio % lots L and 2, Catalpa Plage. . 240 to , blocl Total amount of transfers.. I A FIER T ’I‘ BUREAU., SUE3S& C). SOLICITOKS Bao Buildinsg, OMATA, NEE Advice FREF. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves CHICAGO. DURLINGTIN & Q Gonann | Bonor ih 't Mason Sim. ~.Chicagh Vo -Clileazh Bxj Q 120 % Towit Local Loenl & MO, RIVER ad Mison Sts. Arrivor aeifie Jot vos [ BUREGING [0 | __Depot 10t Doadwood Fx a0 |12 D 1 6230 pu _S1bam |\ Lincoln Locai ( i T R T-8T T | Depol 10t wnt Rz [ Kansan Gy Day Bxprews 45 pims | K. C. Night Exp. via U, 2. Tr. Leavos [~ CHI0NG), R, L & PACIOIL, G | Union Dot Toth & Maksy S T A S0 | AUAGGE_FBXDRass (0% Si (1) B0 | Night BXpress . 500pm | Chica atioaia 1L 104m [0k 1ahoima Exp. (to C. If. o WhST. W01 & Poxas BXp (B Sua) (1210 an Colorado Limits1 ool 4.5 UNION PACIFIC Aoy Depot 100 & Marey Sts. | Oumahia Denver Expross. 43011 St Omaha _Omaha [Unton 3 10X S} 1 EXprens. ... “Denvar Fase Mall CHICAGO. MIL & ST PAUL UL P, Depot and Mirey Sts. .. .Chiea Chicaso ¥ F.. B & MO, VALLEY Depoi 15th i Wobsior St DS w00 1 8Dy B fan) : NoFOIK Hxprogs (13X St Paul Exp | GIIOAGO & NORTIT WES TN Oiaha| U donoi. 1011 & Marov Sts TLOB i oo Ohleigo B T Veatibiile Limit Eaatovy Flyor 3 (XS Clle: Pass ). Valiey Lodil MI33)U 31 BaCRIC Depot 1ath 4n i Wbt ar Sta St Louls Exproad SU Lonia Express ex S Nl i 30 pm 11.05 am 120 r Avtive | Omaha .40 uri 530 D0 Arely Omaha Bl0pn 510D 1 10,458 1 Toaves Omaha A X810, M3 Sialiy | Arrivos Omal B0 X Mo Léaves Oumalia 12.20 i 1000 b 1) pu| Daily N CT P ALK nahalDepo. 15t and Webstor Sis B0 Sloux City Acconmedation”: | 0.03 pm 5 iy cpraas (B san ) 1240 pm 45 b st paul Limil 0 10 i | OdkTa 1 Pass s Sumi| Ndsam | SI0UX CIrY & PACIR Denot, 10wt Mar Sloux City Pussenzer St Pl EXpress SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC 6.00 am 450pu 0 |Arrives Omaha yss | “Omaha! 545D R OMAHA & 5.2 L Dupol. 1Uti_aid_Marey| DINS AND BRADSTRE waied But Little Improvew‘oné Can Be Seen in the Great Tnduystries, LAST YEAR'S VOLUME OF BUSINESS It Shows a Big Falling OM—A Keview of the Business of the Past Twelve Months—Failures (or tho Week. New Yorg, Jan. b.—R. Dun & Co.’s weekly roview of trade will say: It is ques- tionable whether the working force in the great industrics has inereased as yot,though ubout the first of the year considerable in- crease was expected. The number of mills starting and stopping work is about the same. Sales of woul for the week amount to only 2,404,500 pounds, against 4,453,200 for the corresponding week last year, and since May 1 the decrease has been 40.6 per cent. Prices are somewhat weaker and few report satisfactory orders, Prices of cotton goods are further reduced to en- courage purchasers, Most of the shoo shops are moderately employed and the decrease in shipments for the week is 17 per cent, against 20 per cent far the last seven months of 1803, Still lower prices are recorded ip iron and steel, both at Phila- delphia and Pittsburg, without increase in volume of business. It is believed that the output of pig, though 40 per cent loss than year ago, exeecds the present consumption The volume of business represented by exchangoes outside of New York is 100.2 per cent less than for the same week last year. Regarding the extent of decrease in various branches of business during the lust half of 1803, actual sales have been reported from 1,175 houses or companies, aggreating $213,- 409,624 this year, against $304,460,103 in the same montlis last year, a decrcase of 20.7 per cent, Textile Manufactures, In the textile manufactures the decrease is 41 per cent, over 47 per cent in all woolens, 43 per cent_in silk, and37.1 per cent in cot- ton manufactures, 20.2 per cent in hosiery and 25.8 in mixed toxtiles, In dry goods the sales decreased only 10.2 per cent, stocks previousiy held having been much reduced, and the reporied decrease in sales of clothing is only 123 ver cent; in iron and steel manufactures the decrease is 39.8 per cent; in hardware only 185 per cent; in boots and shoes manufactures the decrease is 16.6 per cent, but in the retail trade only 1L1 per cent. The decrease in furniture is 26,1, jowelry 245 per cent, and in sales of hats onl 1 It is interesting and ercouraging that sales of groceries ave sslightly than last year, though a little less at the east and west, but greater at the south. The fact that in most branches the decrease appears smoller at the west than at the cast, and smaller at the south than at the wost, 1s one curious result of this ndvel investigation. Some explanations ave suggested elsewhere, Failures of the Year. The final classified returns of failuves for 1803 are not yet comyiete, but the reports received from the latter part of December swelled the aggregate of commercial ities 10 338,403,461, of which $167,- 545,08 are of 'manufacturing railures, $123,716,905 of trading failures and $47,220,516 of other concerns. Complate returns will be given, it is hoped, next week. For the past week the failures reported have been 511 in the United States againsy 52 1 year, and forty-one in Ganada against seventeen last year. The classified ‘liabilities in failures reported for the week pnding December 28 amount to 5,009,840, jof which 2235814 were in manufacturing. and §2,703,919 in trading failur: Deferred returns also swell the lisbilities for ¥he previous week to 9,08 dallure: S A CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES, Eiidstreet’s Compilation of the Business of the Banks of the Country. New York, Jan. 5.—The following table, compiled by Bradstreet’s, shows the total bank clearings for the past week and the percentage of increase or decrease, as com- pared with the corresponding week last year: crTies. - o8vadaq| New York Chieago. Boston.... Philadeiph St. Louis San Fran Baltimore. Pittaburg. ... Cinelnnati, . Kansas CIty New Orleans. Buffalo..... Milwiuicee roit. R i l\lmuv‘ulull & 50, Houston. . Richmonid. Washing (o Duluth.... *Dallas. St Josenir. Peorki..... . Memphis,” Portland. Ore Rochestor New Haven S i pringticld Worceato Sloux City. Los A Taeoma. naw. Micl Spokane *Jacksonvillc Lincoln New Bed (0ni Wiehita, Birmingiian. Topeka, Lexington Outside of N. Y Monireal Toronto, HAlifx Hamilton *Winnij 100 381100 IBIe 03,901 BRADSTHEET'S REVIEW OF TRALU Iwmprovement Noted In the Transactions for the First Week of the New Yeir, NEW Yauk, Jun, 5—Bradstreet’s* financial review tomorrow will say: he year 1503 closed, as far as speculation is concerned, with au unpromising tone, and the resump- tion of business on st Tuesday was alto gether lacking in the qualities which the beginniog of the new year is expected to Childrer Cry for Pltcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. communicato portion of the to speculation, Tho latter week has, howevoer, witnesse achango for tho bettor, with a marked recovery in stock vrices and a slight, though " sufficiently distinct rovival of hope fulness. Fears of disasters of considerable importance seem to have beon the oceasion for tho weakness and despondency which accompanied the turn of the year, and the fact that tho troubles which were supposed o be impending turned out to be really in significant in character furnisned the basis of subsequent improvement. Trade has been, and fnues to be, almost on- tirely professional, outside speculatlon being as narrow as ever, while the usual demand for investment of January income 1s notice- ably absent. The improvement of the past three days may, however, have boen somewhat assisted by a reflection of courage on the part of the investors, the strest being couvinced that the plethora of money, aud accordiagly low average of values, caunot fail to create a demand for stocks on the part of such interests. In addition to this, speculative sentiment appears to be in fluenced more or less by the belief that rai road earnings have roached thefr minimum, and t improvement in that respect, as well as in general business, cannot be longer delayed and that the market 1s prepared to discount any manifestations of this char- acter, however slight. VOLUME SOMEWHAT SMALLER. Small Mall Orders the Feature of the Wholaxale Trade. NEw Yonx, Jan. 5.—Bradstreev's will say General trade throughout the country has been somowhat smallor than last week, an indication of its character veing found in a report from Chicago that small mail orders constitute tho bulk of the gwholesalo pusi- ness. Stocktaking is also n feature, but the return of commorcial travelers to the rond is reported from nearly all points Prices for iron and steel are declared to have been still further shaded in castern centers since the boginning of the year and while there has been no further depression in prices, concessions are to be obtiined to permit of work in industrial lines in which there is much industry more than twice as many mills having started up in the week as have shut down, bit lower wages in all in- dustrial lines continug very numorous iu_cs tablishments which remain at work Woolen mills are doing a hand-to-mouth business on orders and interest in the cot- ton market is centered in receipts, which have begun to fall off rapidly, although still ahead of last year. The low cotton crop estimates call for u further shrin of r ceints Eastern dry goods jobbers are preparing for spring movement by ordering “supplies, while agents have begun to zet goods for- ward. Ihe feature at Chicago has been the heavy decrease of bank deposits and note- worthy purchases of bonds. mdition in Dry Goods. NEw Yonx, Jan. 5.—The action of the dry goods market hardly justifies expecta- tions, much loss hope. The general moy ment is slow and uneven. Mail orders while quite numerous, fail to cail forth the round lots noeded to make the volume of business that should be in progress at this timo of the year. All departments of the cotton goods market show a pathetic condition. Foreien dry goods rulo dull and barely steady. The jobbing trade shows moderato activit, et e The No 9 Wheeler & Witson with its_ro tary movement, is the lightest running machine in the market, and is unequalled for speed, durability and_quality of work. Sold by W. Lancaster & Co., 614 South Six- teenth street e CHATS IN THE CORRIDOR: *“There will be a conference of the leading labor leaders of the United States next sum- mer for the purposeof discussing the advisa- ty of forming an mdependent political party,” said President Heartz at the Bruns- wick yesterday. Mr. Heartz is the exceutive head of 40,000° bricklayers in this country and Canada. “I'ne workingmen throughout tho land have realized the fact that the only way to secure legislation favorable to theirinterests is to elect men to office from their own ranks,” he continued. *‘There has been too much devotion to party principlesin the past and not sufficient fealty to labor ivterests. Every candidate is the professed friend of the workingman before election, but they forget him as soon as the votes are counted. Such frequent cases of misplaced confidenco has disgusted wage oarners and they propose to adopt another plan. Lawyors elected 1o legislatures invariably work for corporation interests and ignore the voice of organized labor. In the past the great trouble in labor circles has been potty jealousies and lack of solidity of the labor vote, but 1 think tho present condition of the toiling masses has brought them to theirsensesand obliterated all po- litical lines in a universal demana for eman- cipation from monopoly dictaticn. 1 would not be surprised to see all the labor organ- izations feaerated under oue banuer for true iabor interests at the polls and clsewhere. The Knights of Labor will eveutually be consolidated with the American Foderation of Labor, as they will be too weak, numeri- cally speaking, in a few years, to stand alone. “Ihe cities throughout the country arc overcrowded with uile men, who are the worst sufferers of the present hard time This 18 4 poor WAN's panic in_ cvery sense ot the word. I think that President Clove- land’s administration and his hostility to silver and a protective tariff is partially re- sponsible for the presentstateof affuirs, but such depressions are periodical and can- not be wholly charged to that veason. The west wus the tirst to feel the depression, and labor was the first to suffer. The result v that thousanas of men out of work, went east in search of employ- ment that dia nov watevialize. Then the panicky wave struck the eastand the re- sult wis an appalting surplus ot unemployed labor in the metropolitan ceuters of that soction. These men will bave to be fed from the hands of charity until times im- prove. The greatest manufactured product of thns country last year was tramps. Mauy deserving workumen were among the number. The building trades suffered more than any other class from the depression. Police judges in many cities are sentencing unfor- tunate idle workingmen for vagrancy, thus adding to the n ised by pauperized labor.” “Ihe aay of strikes is over,” concluded Mr., Heartz in dwelling upon the subject of capital and labor. I think that employers as well as employes fully vealize that arbi tration is the only manner in which to settle dispu At miy arise botween them. I'he Labor agitator, of jawsmith, 15 & back num- ver. Workingmen have washed the'r hands of loud-mouthed individuals - who c¢lain to carry the labor v in their vest pockets and " precipitato strikes on the slizhtest provocation. The labor agitator hus ciused W0 nfany empty cubboards in this country and his duy s ov ‘Ihe © preseut system in labor cles is S0 arranged that strikes ave a lust ort after every effort has been made 1o porfect an amicible settloment of existiag grievances. I think men who would strik during these times ure cortainly indiscreot Wage earners us a rulo are reasonable aud witl necopt reduction in wages in preferenco to destitution. it the question of shutting down mills or workshops depenas upon their acquiesence in this respect Miner W vate secretary for Brace, who formerly pri- ex-Senator Van Wyck, is at the Paxton. Mr. Bruce comes divact 1vom the homo of the Laplanders, and he is accompanied by an Alaskan souvenir in the shape of o little Esquimax child whom he has adopted was “Tramgs in California and in fact all along the coustjure traveling in regular squads and organized companios,” sald Mr. Naylor of 'Frisco ut the Murray. “They and ride from one point to anotner. as suits their convenience. Fach squad has a leader. They intimidate all train (rews and have practically ired froedom of transportation. ‘Ivamps hay always preferred Californis s o winter sort, but there are more of them this year thau ever beforo in the history of the state,” - - Sudden changes of weathor cause thront diseases. ‘There is no more eficctual remedy for coughs, colds, ete., than Brown's Bron- ial Troches. Sold omly In boxus. Price take pos | held the SUPREME COURT DECISIONS Sevoral Interesting and Important Points Coverad by Yesterday's Opinions, EXERCISE OF EMINENT DOMAIN DEFINED Rights of Property Set Forth—Colleo of Taxes, Wording Forteiture of Informations, the Lito T Disability of M caneo and eried Wor Lixcony, Jan. 5.—[Special to Tie Bee.] In the supreme court today another lot of cases wore passed on by the judges. Sov eral of them involve points new to Nebraska ice, and all are of futerest to the pub- s well a8 to the bar, One 1s in regard 10 the oxereise of public domain, the rights of property being set forth, In others the responsibility of princival for agent, the col- lection of taxes, the wording of informa tions, the satisfaction of judgments, tho acts of uppraisers, the disability of married woien and the foreclosure of tax liens are passed on, The syllabi follow : Exerciso of minent Domain. Appeal from Lan- Opinion by Welton against Dickson caster county. Amirmed. Ragan, C, The constitutional provision, he property of no person shall bo tuken or damnged for ablic luse without just. compensation,” pro- \ibits by Implication the ing of privite property forany privite use whatover, with out the consontof the own 2. Such constitutio 1 provision forbids ‘\rl- viite property from befng compulsorily twken or damaged for any but public use, and then onty wpoit Just. eampensation belng e, th nt of ‘Which is to e assessed by a juiy The want of power in a legislature te transfer to one man the property of another without his consent, either with or without compensation, does not depend upon consei- tutional resteiction, but upon the fact that it isnot the exercl thy power of making Inws or rules of ¢ which is the hranch of the sovo! comuitted to the legislature, 4 When the public luct, an power exigencios demand the excreise of the power of taking privite prop- erty for the public use, is solely u question for th legislavure, upon whose determination the conrts cannot sic in Jud; it 6. But what is such a public use as will Justify the exerciso of the power of eminent domadn, s 0 question for tho courts to docid But it tho public use be declured by the logis- luture the courts will hold the use public, un- less it ifestly nppears from the provisions of tho et thut they can hive no tendency to advince and promote such public use. Bandic inst_Brown, Towa, 540; Cost Tide Water company, 18 Now York 54, followed. Sections 47, 48, 49, 50 51 and 52 of chap- ter Ixxviil, Compiled Statutes, 1893, authorizo the taking of private property for privat o roads thorein mentioned hoing oss private and beyond the public control, sald sections are therefors unconstitutional and void, 7. The absence of a plain and adequite remedy at Luw affords the only test of equ jurisdiction; and the applicatic ciple to a partieular caso must depend i gether upon the character of the ease as dis- closed in the procecdings. 1t 1s not eno that there Is . remedy at law: it must by plain wnd adequate, or, in other words, practical and efficiont to the ends of Justi and 1t prompt wdministeation ns the in equity. Watson agiinst Sutherl Unite ©s, 74, followed. Principal and Agent. Swartzagainst Dunean. Appeal from Jef- ferson county. Re nd remanded with instructions. Opinion by Ragan, C 25 50 o novo on nppeal, Wil not disturh the finding of the district court, unless the finding and 0 cannot he reconcilod With any reaso nstryctlon of tho tostinony. Gudsen Nebraski pil miust repudiate the acts of his agent within a reasonable time after sucly acts como to his knowledgo, or his silonce and fnaction will e deemed a' vatitication of the agent’s conduct. Accordingly, where S in 1851 conveyed his nd et vered posse sion of the sume to C, in teast, for 8's use; und O, in Pebruary, 1883, sola and conveyed the farimn to D, taking his notes, secured by mortgagze on the for purchase price; and on Februry 20, Cxont the notes to 8 and advised Nim of the s d conveyanco to D, and 8 retained the notes and made no objection ta the sale, neither to C or D, until October, 1588, wihon ho brought sult to annul tho contract ‘of sale; held,” That S had rati- fied the sale and conveyance through C to ). 3. The evidence retied on in this case to sus- tain the defense that the cowpromise or settlement pieaded herein had been procured by unfalr means, examined and held: Not to estublish clther’ fraud, duress or undue fn- fluence. On Colleetion of Taxes. Spargur against Roméne. Frrer from Dawes county. Afiirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice ost. A court of equity =il not Interfero o pre. cent the collection of taxes on the ground (hat the nssessmont und levy thereof wre irregular less they iro clearly incquitable d the enforcement thereol would be galnst T the construction of pleadings the facts allozed or admitted, when Tnator| trol rather thanithe'conclusionsof 3. A party asserting an estoppel of i former judgment must allege facts which show that bis relation to the former action Ws such as to make the judguent therein con- clusive in his favor, Dawes against Ballard, Error from TLan- caster county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Irvine, C. A district court obtalns jurisdiction of a transitory action and of the porson of the d fendant when the defendant was within the county when the petition filed nnd the summons issued ~the defendant leaving the county, however, before servi and serviee linving been chtdined upor 15 summons issnedatter lis return o the connty. For the purpose of determining ihe Jurls- R T I e G nee of the alins sunmons 15 1o bo treated o recommencement of the aetion. On Satiafaction of Judgm Washburn against Osgood. Jolinson couuty. Afrmed. Ragan, C AN & Co held fustructed thott by levy upon and sals of W's tand, attoraey could thereby realize the moiey duo on the Judgment without A M £ Cots hivving 10 become tho. purehasors of the Tind. Ti attorney had execution issued and levied upon W's lund, and at the salo he purchased Uhe Tand’ in. tho name of bis wifo at (e fall mount of the judgment, Intorests and costs; jd t sts and rec ted o the sheriif ns AN & Coon attorney for the amount of Ui bid. The Y réported the sale and the same wis contivmed and deed execated to T attorney notied ent of A M & Co, of these pro- given permission by the xon by buciiso 6F threats tade on th part of W to set the side aside, to hold the remilttanee onable time, Tho atiorney finally re Wittt A M & Co. th nmount of the W Eitdgmont loss samo foes which ho i o i I othor casos A M & Co. 110 allow tho wttoriey tinse feos In 1 returned W Iitane 1 t reason. There on W, with tual knowl- of the lovy upe }uu-i sale of the land, anHENIBLION OfC L0 BAL0 Bn0LILs Gonvays the shierlfl to the attorney’s wife, paid the aount of the Judzment, 1o sat- infy which his tand had ‘llll- ady he o sold, and hrought 1L Lo set o thesale und quiet Dl eld 3 1. That the attorney acted in good faith and actording t U tnstructions of his cllong SO notther the' Sttormey, nor s wifo Tandas trustee for A M & O, That the rights of A M & Co, ALtOrnCy Wery Ehoso of a credito eitor 3"That the judgment held by bt W wis Sutinfiid g lovy upon andsale of TRt the. payment Wis i YOLUNTARY. G, )y subrogatod to the rishts of A M & O LTt (ho ih{orey, NoF A1 ho by sucl bty WIENE AeqUIre iy FIEht ws ngalist tho wttor ney, his wite or the lund bought by her at such sule \ ding of Inf State against Kendall. Ereor tions from Lancaster county. | sustained, Opinion by Irvine, ( An information sufliciontly Tonse undor section 225 of where 1b churges the ere i D oof i din i sir artifieisl poud is vised produced whereby 1. alfe njurl not chnrg Tty words appear inun inforr 1t bo strleken ont, leaying fently charged, and such words do not tond W negative any of the essential avor wents, the stato sliould, upon motlos, bo per- miitted to strike out sucii words. 4. When an information proves upon trlal to be defoctive the trinl judge should Inguire Appeal froni Opinion by a Judgment against W and attorney to collect the simo it tho th Alnst the fgalust his AN & o vl extinguished by s do by W to M & o, i it W was not nd excep- Ixcepions chargos tho stion o an criminnl udl koep- i Whereby in SUAZIANL Witur 15 1o it Wi il How fs eor and unwLoiesome and i to publle lealth and sy fety v futil dofoet i an (format lon un oeise With unnecesury 1ion i oMons sound' logal dlacrotion, ey then sithor dtse | 7 e ——————————— charge him from answor at the iraff against A custody or rocognize him ta PAL LOrn) of court man. Appeal from Cum. ing county. Reversed and remandod with instructions, Opinfon by Mr. Justico Post. When land has been fully enrned or patd for so thnt the clorieal net of Issuing the patent only I required n oFder to Invest thiv pure chaser or doneo with the full lowsl {file thereto, the Jurlsdiction of the State ntiaches and It {8 taxablo 1ike othor proporty. . Bt whero the conditions of thy purchass or dons tion have not been performed wnd the general ROVOrnment continies 10 havo such n hone- fietul lutorest theroin as will Justify (¢ i with holding o patent, iU 18 not” tasablo by the ageneios of the st te n against Cook, 82 iraska, 551, ove ¥ i ™ st Equitablo Life Assure Appeal from Douglas county. Opiaion by Mr. Justice Post wl or mistake ail undorstandings are nergod in the written contract of fnsurance, which iy conclusivoly presumod to contuin the entire cngagenients of the partios with all the cotidis tions of their fulfilinent 2.0t was stipulated {n a life isurance pol- that i case w default of payuient of the ual preminm theretn named, after tho yuent infull of three sueh premiums, tho Insurance company would fssue in favor of tho Boneficiney therein a paid-up policy for iy many pirts of the amount fnstred as cqualod the number, of promiums puid, provided such poliey should b surrendered duly receiptod nosIX wonths from the dite of sueli de ault. Hold, that tho surronder of the re. ceipted policy within six months after defanle is a condition precedent to the rlght to du- smand paid-up insurance 3. The dnsured having failed tho policy until more thin cleven months aftor default Ts not entitled to pafd-up insurance And an action by the beneficiary o convol specitic performance of the contract thorofor by the Insurance company wis tehtly dis- missed for want of equity, nlthough the in- sured hnd paid throv of the annual prenmiiums previous to the default. Acts of Appratsers. Vought against Foxworthy, Appeal from Lancaster. Afirmed. Opinion by Ragan, O. Appralsers of property for salo ander ox ecution act judiclally, and on motion to cate such sale the value fixed by non property appraised can only bo iled for fraud; objection that 1 of the property Is too high or too low wiando wod filed § ate tho apprul undo: To Justify the setting aside of asale on the ground that the property was appraised too low, the actual value of the property niuss s0 greatly exceed its apprafsed vialue as of it self to 150 0 presu ption of fraud in tho )t the appraisenent. adier Lumber company against V. Mayes. Appeal from Luncaster. Afirmed. Opin- ion by Irvine, C. Witere, upon an fnspection of the bill of ex- coptions, palpablo omissions appear, and tho bill is <0 tllegible and o unsystematically ar- ranged that an futelligent examination 18 im- pracuicable, the supreme court will upon ro- view assume that there was evidence sufli- clent to sustain the findings of the trial court upon guestions of fact 2 o one fes lumber to a con- cior for tho tion of a building upon Land of & third person, with the undorstand- ing between the vendor und v that it shall ho usud i €ho construction of such build- ing, and delivers it to the vendeo at a placo emises where the bullding is constru 1 the v tures such material (nto another form wnd so uses it in constructing such building, thoe vel doris in such caso entitied toa mechanic's 1 pon tho prenises, 3. As to whether a lien so acquired could antedate the wetual dolivery of the manufic- tured articles upon the promises whore the building is constructed quaer Foreclosuro of Tux Lions. Alexander against Shafter. Irror from Cass county, Afivmed. Opinion by Ir- vine, C. A brought suit azainst B and others to fore- close ey liens, 1§ lu 1591 answered, averring that she nad purchased portions of tho prem- ises In controversy in 1870 and fn 1871 for taxes, the last paynient boing made in 1874, and asking that her title, interest and elaim Do decreed suporior to- A’ Held, first, that tre the answer s sotting ap itle in 1§ and deods issued {heres fonse aguinst A's petition to forecloso lens for subsequent taxes: aud, sccond, viewed as an assertion of tux liens, they wpy on the facy of the ansyer to be barred by the statute of limnita- tions, 2. An action to for brought withi of the time to ick, 21 Nebras| 27 Nebr 35 Neb MeLaughlin ¢ ance society Afirme In the previous to surrender snle o licns must b biration close tax sadnst sheldon, Warren inst Demary, , followed. Wl it boen sold d o suit to forectose the Hen thersfor is not tnsti- ed witkin years from the expiration of the livn ix extinguish charge upon the lund, Tho sspect” does not merely op- tie rewcdy, but limits the on itself. 4. The holder of tax certificates, whilo lien is barred by the statuie of limitations, hus no cquity as against the hoider of subsequont tix Tions wheteby he can roquiie such subseqent lienor to discharge the areed Hens or admit their priority us a condition for forcelosing his own. Arnold against State. Frror from Scotts Bluft county. Judgment reversed and cause remanded, with instructions to set aside the verdict and judgment and grang plaintiff m ervora new trial, Opinion by Ragan, C. The prosceuting uttorney may Interpose a demurrer to a ploa in baroffered under sec- tion 449 of tho criminal by u prisonor indicted for a felony, und have the judgment of the court whether the facts stated in such a plew are suflicient, it true, to- provent tho 1 of the prisoner for the erime for which ho stands indictod wnd arraigoed. Butwhere the plen in bar is good then the issues raised by i and the state's reply thereto must, and can ly; e tried by a Jury. 270 such i caso it Is boyond 1o po tho state's attorney and prisoner by i went to substitute inother tibural O one preseribed by statute for the trial of such issucs: tho taw is designed for the protection of the state as well as the prisor and its mandates cannot be evaded act, nor prisonce chareed witha felony waive Jury trinl of sueh issucs, “hu the ahsencs of « valid ment (o g ' otherwise,” found in the nd sy Habus in the Stite agidnst Priebnow, 16 Nebrisk, 131, disapproved. Conecrning Gty Gon man against Lincoln. Krror from caster. Reversed and remanded. by Ragan, C. L & § contracted with the eity of Lincoln ta furnish the material and Fbor o crect for ald clty two engine houses: they giave w bond @ tha city to tuithtally porform ull he contract, which provi Sor il il With - tlhe CBoard of Works reeo pts of claims from all parties fu nishing them with matoriad and fabor fn tl construction of such engine houses.” One L sued the contractors and their sureties fos Tumber used du the construction of the buildings. ‘The suretios demurred 1o the petition on the ground that it did Tt stato o eauso of action nainst then d: (1) Phat the clause quated above fr ntract, was % promise on the part of L 18 to pay for all Inbor ind material f nishod them in constructing sald ongi louses; (2 that tho statement of L in his pe tition that L& Sowed hin for Iumbor fur- nished to und used by theni i sald building wans i suflicient wverrment of w broach of suld 1 @) that thi awarding of the contract Dy tho elty to L& 5 was a subicient considsra- tion t sipport thelr promise o 1o and material furnishod thon neo of suld contract; (1 that the prom- y mude to the eity of Lincoln wi for tho benefit of wll porsons who furnished fabor and material used insald contract wd such porson could suv on said bonds ) that the CXINLONCE OF A CXPEOsS SLALIL OF OrdInanes of the city of Lineoln wis not noeossiey o 1l authority of the city o require of L& S ond to piy thelr miterial nivnand Inborers; (61 Lt Ehe demurrer shouid b ovorraled A e stor who furnishos lubor i mas srinl o city undor & contenct whieh ro- serves (o the elty th of cancellntion, 13 entitled, aftoraterninition of sueh eontriet by the ¢ity, to recover from 1L the actaal Benefits the eity s recelved from the econ- tractor's partial performanee; and this 1y found by aseortuning thi Feasonuble y thio elly of such partial porformases o priwted or received by the city at the tin Such vecolpt or approprintin, wid de fue rofrom wll puymunts mido to th cont Ll wctual diniig > city hus sustainod his defaaults DIty of a Married W froy azainst Mogahan, Irvor from Lan. ister county. A Opinion by Ragan, C P disability of a married wo & Vil contract ronalng the s ws il soms on | in 0 far i such disability. Ty b 1 by our <151t tos 2 Tho rawiosnd tho Common luw ADiiLy Of w1 erlod WoRAL 10 1k s inCeasos where the eoneret tude iy rofe 10 hor separate property, tride or hush or wan mude updn tho Faith wod credit thiorcof, and with Intent on her part Lo thoreby bind her separats property 3. Whether s contract of & married swoninn With refercnce to her soparita trado OF businoss, OF upon the faith and crediv thorcof, wnd With uiteut on her DAL 10 thorohy Bial her suparato property, s ulways a question of fact Habig againse Layne. lrror ter. ievoersed aod remunded. Lagan, U, nd ceases to b 1tuLe i t rnetr, Lan. Opinion the » L od L to m aka propert from Lancas Opivion vy - DeWitt's Witchllazsl saive ouves piler