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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANT 12 1), by young man of 25. position oh
bookkeeper or blllco work, where n gcod,
uiiiiu penman is desired; nest references.
Address O, Valley, Nub., care W. II,
Strain. A-AH3U?G
WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED, wo have steady work for a fow
Rood hustlers of good habits and appear-
itncc. v. i. Auams uo., loco iiowaru i.
. ' II 437
BARBER trade tntifht thorougniy In short
time, catnloguo and particulars free,
Address ' Western Harbors' Institute,
Omaha, Nob. B I3S
WANTED, a good experienced clothing
rollcltor. Apply 13I4 Farr.atn St. Good
position to rhjlit pur,ty,
R-13S
WANTED, good mati to do canvassing In
me country, boou pay lor rie u man. au
dress E 4, Lee. 11-M1W
HAIjESMEN, dry poods traveling salesmen
to nil vacancy In Nebraska, Will con
tract for year 1901 with rlBht party. Per
manent position and remunerative com
pensation. Ilefcrcnaus and stamped en
velope. D 39, Ilec. Il-MZTO-SO'
WANTED, n competent nnd experienced
traveling salesman acquainted with the
stovo trad In Nebraska and weftern
Iowa, to sell Eclipse stoves and ranges
In ntmvu territory; repository at Omaha.
Address, giving experience and references,
Tho, Eclipse Stovo Co., Manslleld. O.
H-M142 28
WANTED, men to learn bnrbcr trade; com
namtlvolv no exnense: wo wilt guaranteo
ilS weekly to any man graduating at our
eollegu either In Chicago, Ht. Louis or
Minneapolis, nnd agree to teach them
thoroughly In two mouths; wo furnish
ireo irunsnortntion to our mosi conven
ient branch nnd bnvit advantages of con
stant practice, etc., that cannot be had
elsewhere. Apply by timll today to Moler
Harbor College Ileprcscntatlve, K.23 Far-
nam St., Omaha. H-M43S 27
MECHANICAL or nrehltectual draughts
man. Apply tlmo keeper's otllce. Swift &
uo nouiu umann. i oui-.u
WANTED, experienced operators on pants
and overalls. Apply at llyrno & Hammer
Dry (loods Co., 12th nnd Howard sts.
II-MW7 27
WANTED, men to travel. Address II,
n.
Hcammon, 107 a. mil st umann, rei.
Il-MSBI 31
WANTED, ever'wherc, hustlers to tack
signs, dlstrlbuto circulars, samples, etc.;
no canvassing, good pay. Sun Advertising
Hureau, Chicago. H MBOI 2C
WANTED, , salesmen for lino Kentucky
whiskies and wines; barrel and case
goods; salary or commission. The H. M.
Hyo Co., Lexington, Ky. II MSC1 2i
WANTED, mechanical or architectural
draftsman. Apply at timekeeper's oirice,
Swift nnd Company, South Omaha.
H-M !.-. 27
WANTED FEMAI.R HEM'.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge.
Tel. T0.
C 11)
10 girls wanted. Cnnadlan office, 1522 Douglas
V. Hl
BOOD girl wnnted for plain washing and
Ironing ct The Crecho. C Wi0-2i;
1VANTED. nent. Intelligent woman for
general housework In small family. Good
wages, good homo and easy plnco for
right person, (. an or auurcss irss I'utn
street. Soulh Omaha
C-Mffi7
roit KENT HOUSES.
IF you want your housorfwell rented place
them with Henawa & Co. D 112
ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos.
Otllce, 15UH Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or SS3.
D 113
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of tho city.
Brnnan-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D 444
HOUSES, stores.
Bemis, Paxton block.
D 145
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
D 147
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-143
HOUBlJS and Hats.
Rlngwult, Barker Blk.
D-450
B-ROOM -'ouse, 27th nnd Farnnm Sts., nil
moucrn. i-nii si-oo rurnuni or pnonn DSS.
D 151
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown blk.
D 153
BARN, 2021 St. Mary's Ave.
D-453
FOR RENT, 12-room house, hented with
steam, modern conveniences, good bam.
Address C 49, Bee
D-176
THREE 8-room modem brick houses. 25th
St., near Furnnm. Inqulra 2117 Jones St.
D 582
ELEGANT 10-room all modern residence:
hardwood finish, porcelain bath, laundry
This house Is In good condition nnd with
in ten minutes' walk of the center of tho
city; In a very select neighborhood, near
24th and St. Mary's Ave. Kent, 4S.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.. 10th and
Douglas Sts. D 57U
FOR RENT, 5-room cottage, 10th and
Blondo sts., to. Apply ct 607 N :9th at.
D-MlOu
I-UOOM modern house, C526 North 27th, US;
nlso 6 rooms, corner 27th nnd Plnkr.ev,
iv. inquire v.i uougias. .aucr Mrns.
D-T33
8511 Seward St., now five-room cottago
ior rent; goou oarn nnu city water: rent,
S15.00.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.. 16th and
vuuriiiin am, IJ
FOH RENT, about Dec. 25, new 0-room cot
' Arbor- 'city water and
nvenlinf for snmll ' family !
lown. bnlaneo monthly pay-
tuge, lum an
bath: very conv
will soil, part down, bnlaneo monthly pay
t iiiuiun. uuu x . i.no ouuuing.
' D-M311
FOR RENT. Bakery In first-class' condition!
largo store room, continuous oven, etc.
Also 8-room house, with bant for 8 horses
and largo wagon shed. All for J'W.oo per
month. W. 11. Russell, 420 Ramgo Bldg,
D 182
FARMS FOH RENT.
-ACRE ganlen nnd fruit farm for rent on
Calhoun road near Florence. In lino con
dition. Bemis, Paxton Block. 791
VOII ItCNT FURNISHED ROOMS.
STEAM lit n tod roDtns at The Thurston.
B 151
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1723 Dodge.
EM9ig) J8
DEWT5Y Kuropsan hotel. 13th and Farnam.
E-avo
BOOMS. 1J08 Cnpltol ave.
E MjIS 29
FURNISHED ROOM8, modem. 1910 Cnpl
tol ave. B M555 Sl
rLHKISHED UOOM8 AND UOAItD.
CLENCAIUN.tranalenU.Jl.S day. loos Doug.
F-455
Tho Merrlara. gcod winter ham. 25 A Dodge
IT lij
THE PRATT, nice south room. 212 8. th.
' F-184
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport Bt.
F 156
ELEGANT larg" ateam-hented front rooms,
tth Itourd. IflOO Capitol live. F H.V53 1
FOII IIF.NT ii.HVtruNiniitcn ROOMS
TWO unfiirtdshed rooms.
1037, Tark Ave.
G 44i-
PARLOR floor, .4 rooms, with light nnd
liout! iilmi one nlnivn room, tiurtly fur
nished, for light housakeeptng. Inqulra
r c ,1 1 1 - , rl II
JFOH rent-stores AND offices.
l'OIl RENT, rtoro In first cTnsTTocatloni
rent reasonable. Apply It. C. l'ctori &
Co,, ground Moor. Hoc Bldg, I-3J0
.sV'tE.N"tiI,.: "Ullding In commission dlntrlct
for rent Jan. 1. F. D. Weail, 1524 Douglas.
I M1I7 JG
FOR RENT, thn building formerly occupied,
bv Tlie Dec nt 810 Farnnm street It I ha
V.JL .,u " ousement wnich was
'rhi3?eI K. V,c0 nf ,Tho 1,88 nr!"' room
rhfs will be rented very reasonably if
interested apply at onco to C. C. Roio
water, secretary, room 100, lleo Building.
i roi
'i0.'1 lIou,h,n room In Continental block';
can be matlo Into very desirable oltlce and
Inception room for physician. Will ar
range to. suit.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Ht!i & Hondas Sts.
V, 1-837
AFTER January 1st will have fine stor
and basement for rent IN TUB CENTER
iV. .VV'-'tlnSlON I)
irulinl r.'i,
OMAHA LOAN AND TllUST CO..
ICtli
ana Douglas Sts.
1-238
GROCERY, corner: factory or laundry
building. D. C. Patterson. 'Phone, 1413.
I-S13-J-4
WANTED TO HUNT.
STUDEN'l
T desires to work for board while
nttcndlng school.
Uoyles' College. Tel.
K 652-30
STOIIAtii:
PACIFIC Storago and Watchouse Co., 312
914 Jones, general storage und forwarding.
IM
OM. Van ator Co., 1511K Farn. Tcls. 1J53C3
159
WANT!!!) TO IIUY.
ALL kinds of household iioads. hotels, etc..
In largo and small (tunntitlcs. Chicago
i''urnituro vo., nuu-io uoogc. tci, sua;.
N-461
WILL purchaso a limited number of
Omaha Havings bank accounts. Urennrin.
Lov? Co., 309 So. 13th. N 163
HOUSES to movo.
Wallace, Drown Hlk.
N-4S2
WANTED to buy. $t,000 of Omaha Savings
name accounis tor casn. Auoress A ii,
lleo oince. N-MS4S
lirnilFRT nrlrea nnlil fnr fur
Htoves J PLcvln 304 N lfith S
Boes j. i.cMn, 304 N. IStli b
rnlture and
St. N 373
on mai,i:-iioiisi:s, vhiik.'i.km, etc.
VEHtCLES, llnest In city: repair work, tho
best; try ue. II. Frost, Hth & Lcavonw'th
foii sai.i-.mi!'c;,i.am;ous.
HAItD and soft foundation plllnc; hog
2DIIAND safo cheap. Dcrlght, 1110 Farnnm,
y is
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'gc Schwartz, 114 So. 11
Q 107
iTeUTFORD & CO.. 16th & tlwortlu
FU11NITUHE it UPHOLSTEHINQ.
Q-377
TIMOTHY hay and nil klnils feed nnd eonT
Monroe & Co. ' Q MUG
I HAVE a sure permanent cure for wnrts;
no pain or scar; send 11 and a 2-cent
stamp for medicine nnd full directions.
Geo. Kueera, Western, Neb.
Q-MI37 J21
FULLY
naidun scholarshln In Omnlm's
oesi nusincsn nna snorinnno college nt a
big aiscount ror casn. Aourcss K 51,
Hoe.
.43
REMINGTON and Smlth-Prumler type
writer for sale cheap. Addrosv E (52. Bee.
Q-MMS r.o
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dcnlers, Sdhand furnlturo
and stoves at lowest priors, carload lotwor
less. Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10'Dodge.
R-109
SELTj cheap beautiful Upright piano.
mnhoganv case, ruuy guaranteed, bargain,
910 N. 26th St. R-678-Jy.l
LOLADISII pharmacy, 12 & Dodge, reliable
unit; niurj. ' it ij J l-
CLAHIVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 819 North 16th.
8470
MME.GLYMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
B AI471
EI.ECTIIIO THBATSIENT.
MABEL GRAY, 3174 N. 15th St., flat E.
T-M307 J17
ELITE parlors.
615 So. 16th, second floor.
T-aS6 i
MME. AMES, 1615Howard, 2d floor, rooml;
thcrmnl bnths. T MI18 27
PERSONAL,.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removuu oy tituiiicuj-, it, jx,,i.-ren-rcr
Blk. . U 172
TURKISH baths, massage bath.. olectrlo
baths, for Indies only; skilled women
massago operators; finest equipped baths
In the city. Ilenntrom Bath Company,
Rooms 210 to 220 Beo Bldg. ul(7l
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 346 Bee blj
U-173
LIEBEN. theatrical, masquorado costumer
1018 Farnam. U 175
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment;. bablea adopted. Mrs. Buret, 2620
Burdctte. U-476
SEWING machines . rented nnd repaired;
rent ,2 per month; supplies for ulf kinds
of machines. Tho Singer Manufacturing
Co., 1511 Douglas St. Telephone 418.
" U 178
PRIVATE, hospltul for ladles before & dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 1130 N. 17
U-177
FURNACE work. STOVE work, tln.shoet
Iron, galvanized Iron, lno nnd copper
work dono: cheapest place In tho city.
Savago's Tin Shop, IS22 Farnam St.
U-3S8
B STEIN WAY u p rl g h t piano. latest stylo
aso for sale cheap. Address D 18. Bt
u oo-j.i
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons: mall orders, umuna I'leating Co.,
1524 Douglas. U 480
COSTUMES for rent.
Back
331S 8. 20th. Mrs. S.
U-M JH
M'ICINLEY reaches the White House, how?
This sat n iinisncti uium num hum e com
plete only one dlmo by mall, White. Houso
Puzzle Co., 2 Washington St., Ilostoi
MaBs. Agents wnnted. U M434 2S
JOHN M, Macfarland Iibh removed his law
olllco to suite iwv jsew York Lire mug.
U-M 460 30
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent, wnito sewing juuenine, iti i;nug
Ins. Tel. 2331. U-51)
MONEY TO I.OAN-REAI. ESTATE.
LOANS on enstern Ncbrnska and western
Iowa farms at 6 per cent; borrowers can
na v tlO) or any multiple: any interest
date; no delay. Hrennan-Lovo Co,, 309
So. 13th St., umana, wet). - w kz
PRIVATE monoy, 6, 6i, 6 per cent; no de
lay, uarvin nros., iuia t-nrnam. w isa
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urcnnan-L,ove 1.0., bo. uui.
W 183
11,000 nnd upward to loan on improved city
property anc inrms. v. varnam amun c
Co., 1S20 Farnam. w 14
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants,
George Si Company, lbOl Farnnm street,
PRIVATE money. F. D, Wcad, 1524 Douglau
w 11
WANTED City and firm loans: also bonds
and warrftnts. k. c. feters ft co., 1702
Fnmaro at., nee uiag. v ijo
MONEY to -n on farm nd city proptrty.
lowest rat u. v. uavla Co., lbOb farnam
w 437
MONEY to
tin at 6 and M per cent on
Oniuna' Wjerty,
w, ii. MeiKie, toi n. ism
w IS3
FIVE pci cant tnonar. Bemis, Paxton block.
W 10-
.MO.M1Y TO I.OAN-ltllAI, I'.STATIN
MONEY tn Icnn on Drst-clnss Improved city
wiuin-riy or ior nuiiciing purposes, raynr
Knox Co., New York Life. W 493
riltVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood,
raj I. Ijlie. w m
TO I.OAN on real estnteicall nt once.
ai. j. Kcnnard & son, 310-311 iirown diock.
W-493
MONEY TO I.OA.V-ClIATTnLS.
THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
iKntntill)ioi1
Will make you a loan on furniture, pianos,
live siock, etc. lou Keep ino pruiwrix.
Or If you have a permanent position we
will mako you a 8ALAIIY LOAN without
Indorser or mortgage. Wo loan from 110
up. You enn get tho money in ft fow
hours after making application and you
may pay It back In i. 2. S, 4, 6 or 6 month.
Others clnlm lower rattw. but all wo ask
Is a chni-eti to make comparisons. We
charge nothing for papers or Mlnz and we
give you the full amount of the loan In
cash. Wo nro tho oldest nnd largest loan
company In Omaha. Our motto Is "to'try
top lease."
Telcphouo 2295. 306 South 16th St.
X-490
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York Life Dtdj.
"SALARY LOANS"
t TO EMPLOYES
NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE.
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS.
"QUIET"
'IOFF1CE,"
"EASILY
I "FOUND." '
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO "
Room C01, Ilec Ruildlng.
Open 8 a. m. to li p. tn. und noons.
Rebate when loan Is paid uefore due.
X-M783
FOR furniture nnd plana louns. flergers
Loan Co., 1601 Farnnm st. X M419
MONEY loaned salaried neonlc holdlne nor-
nianent position with responsible concern
upon ineir own names wunout security;
easy payments. Tolman. 70tf N. Y. L. bidg.
x-na
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lev
dry, horso.i. cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
X 501
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. .T.
W. TAYLOE, 21S First Nat. Bank Rldg.
X-503
MONEY lonned on' pianos, furniture. hor.-ri
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green. R 8. Darker blk
X 600
LOANS on furniture, pianos, dlnmonds.
Jewelry and salaries; cheap rates.. BOS
TON LOAN Co., R. 21, Frenzer blk.. 15th
anil uouge, opp. old I. U. Open evenings,
X-M170 J12
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with partial payments on note; no mort
'OStTIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans -A
other companies taken up. Room 303, Pax-
ton UIOCK. Ht,llAJJL,t. I.' UUiU IT CO.
X-507
CHATTEL nnd snlary loans. Joe II. Pleas
nnt, 04 Barker block. X M157 J12
CHATTEL and salnry loans. Joe II. Plens'
ants. 54 Darker block. X-M157 J13
IltSlNESS CHANCES.
J150 CASH or ensy paymenta buys 23 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn 2 and unwnrd
weoKiy cacn. tsan, uiant & co Furnl
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-tOI
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
the country; good puy for right man. Ad-
uress ji; -t, uce. y miw
WANTED, by January 1. reliable and Indus
trlous young man with capltnl, from $2,000
... i r, a. i . . . . n I ....... i. it.. i. i
lu o,v"j. it, iri:i:uiiit: fiuiiii.-i ill L'aiu iiiihiiuii
manufacturing and Jobbing business; n
good bookkeeper preferred. Address E 42,
uce. X Mi3l
WANTED, energetic mnn with from J2.000
to $5,000 cash to take charge of wholesale
and retail business. An exceptional op
portunity for tho right mnn. For. full
particulars address Eureka P. & K. com
pany, i.iueriy, inu. l .mum zii-
FOR SALE HF.AI. 15STATE.
C. F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. L.
1115122 J9
HOUSES. lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso firo
insurance, uemis, i-axion dik. ttts on
PROPERTY bought and sold; mony
loaned: rents collected, it, u. Johnson
Co., 311 So.-15th St. RE-102
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by the
union raciuc unuroau company, h,- a.
McAllnstcr land commlsslonor. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-M4
LAND.
C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
RE 'CO D26
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnnm St.
K1W.13
8EE HENRY B. PAYNU 601 N. Y. LIFE.
HIS 613
EQUITY In wholesale district. C6xl32. bring-
nig 111 goou rental, uargain. Address
E 36. Bee RE 112-3
OANCING.
MORAND'B winter term for children be
gins next uaturany; oeginners, 10 a. m.;
advance; 2 or 4 n. m.: high school class,
8 p. m.: adults, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p
m. Private lessons dally. Waltz nnd
two-step guaranteed for IS. Creighton hall.
-SU-J-4
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
uox .32, umar.a, xmcu. uonnaeiuiai.
-516
DR. LE DUE'S Femnla Regulator, posi
tively warranted to cure tne mosi siuo
born cnsoB of monthly stoppages. Irregu
larities, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whatever cause; $2 a
package or 3 for S3; sent nnywhere jiro
paid on receipt of prlco. Tho Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, III. American Office, retail,
wholesale, Mycrs-Dlllon Drug Co., Omnha;
M. A. Dillon, South O'.naha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Tull lino of rubber
goods,
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life.
-523
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee uiug. W4
NEB. Bus.
tt Shorthand 'college. Boyd's
-623
Theater.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 10 & Doug.
o:u
ACCORDION 4'LEATING.
ACCORDION and sldo pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark. Pat
terson Blk., 17th and Farnnm Sts.
622
FURNITURE BARGAINS.
Wo hnvo bought the entire stock of Wolf-
.aclmrla, 1207 Karnam si., amounting to
J.3.0OO, nt 50c on tho dollar. Tho larger
portion being holiday goods, wo nra will
ing to close them out at 15 per cent profit.
Don't fall to Inspect this line before pur
chasing. Remember the place. Enter
prise Furniture, Co., 102-104 South 14th,
corner Dodge. M 308 31
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON Institute, CIS N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson. D. O.. ladles' dept.;
Gld E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
CIS
M. E. DONOHUB, D. O,. of Still school,
Klrksvlllo, Mo., 601 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-19
JUNK.
B.&M. Junk house. J. Mlkler, Prop., dealer
In all mr tuls. bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty. .wi-TO Farnam, omana. Tel. 23.8.
621
BELGIAN HARES.
WILL sell at linlf tho iisilnl nrleo. very
flno pedigreed does, bred. This stock win
secured rrom California's nest stralm,
ureat uargain. Address K w. nee. 6it
TICKET nilOKER.
CUT rate tickets everywherp. P. II. Phil.
oin, iw rarnatn. xeiepnone vst wt
HlltltOll FACTORY. RAILWAY TIME TA II 1,19,
Damaged looking glasses resllve red.
?0S N 18.
-531
ItOHSKK WINTERED.
HORSES wintered, tl P?r month, J. W.
rncips, hi x, jiio uiug 'i-none woi.
M-7S3 JJ
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Ortlce, reliable accommodat
ing; till business confidential, ism Douglas.
62;
FIJIl.MTL'RE REPAIUINO.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St.
627
limits AND TAXIDERMl.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1C03 Leavenworth.
-533
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th St.
M977 JS
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry: hlrts. 7c; collars.
zc: cuns, 4C. ll&o icnveaworiii. ret. ow
531
CARPENTERS AND .lOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter wotk nnd repairing
promptly nttenacu 10. j. 1. ucnmrcc, qr.11
and Lake Sts.
-350
STA M M EKINn AND STUTTER INO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Blilf
SUES & CO .
Potent Lawyers)
Bee Bids.. Omaha, Neb
Patent BookFre
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
It All, WAY TIME TAIII.i:
FREMONT. ELKIIORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"TI10 Northwestern
Line" Genornl Offices,
United States National
Bank Bldg., S. W. Cor.
Twelfth nnd Fornm Sts.
Ticket Ofllce. HOI Farnam St. Tel., 601. Do
pot, 15th and Webster Sis. Tel.. 1458.
Lcnvc. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Sprjngs a 3:00 pm n 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Sewnrd....b 3:00 pm b C:00 pm
VnrfnlU. Vnnlltrro nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
T.lnrnln. Wahoo and
Fremont ? 7:30 nm bl0:23 am
Fremont Local 0 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally except Huturday. o
Dally except Monday. i
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line'
City Ticket Ofllce. 1401
Farnam St. Tslophonc,
661, Depot. Tenth und
Marcy Sts. Telephone 629.
jjcnvc. Arrive,
n.nvllch Chle.ieo Snec-
clal a 7:00 am nll:30 pm
Chicago Pnsecnger ....a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
Eastern express, jjcs
Molncs, Marshalltown,
rvdiir Ilantds nnd
Chicago ,...nlO:C3am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and East a 4:5o pm a 4:03 pm
Fast Mai . vjuicago to
Omahn . n 2:45 pm
Omahn-ChlcngiiLlmlted.a 7:! pm n S:W pm
Fast Mall n S:3Q am
Cedar Ranlds Passenger a 5:30 pm
Enstern isxuress u a:oo pm
a Dally, u Dally except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad The North
western Line" General
Ofllces, ,. United Stutes
.National Bank Building,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
finil T-Turnnm ftta Tlnl..t
""" J runinm nt, teicpnone, wit. ue
pot, Itntli nnd Marcy Sts) Telephone,', 629.
. Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express a 6:5.r. am alo:23 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 urn a 8:15 am
Sioux City Locul a !f:0O nm a 3:50 pm
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omaha
itanway ino North
western Lino" General
unices, iveuraHKa Dlvl
sion, 15th nnd Webster
bis. city TicKet u Ice.
Farnnm
Telephone. ECt. Tipunt
1 r . 1 . n...i .. 1. . . a... 1 '
auiii mm cuaill alts.
Leave. Arrive.
J.W111 v.ii 1 .inonger...a o:uu am a 3:10 nm
umana l-assengu. all:10 nm
OIUUX Iwy- Of iNortn-
east Nebraska u 3:45 pm
a Dally.
BURLINGTON & MIS
sourl River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Bouto"
uenerai uttlccs, Nortn
west Cornor Tenth and
Farnnm Streets. Tlckot
Oltlce 1502 Farnam Street,
Teleuhone. 2o0. uut'lington station. Tcutn
una Mason streets, xoieiuione, iz.
Leave. Arrive,
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook n 8:40 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo
rado, Utah. California. a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
T.lnnnlr. A.- Itlnrk llttfa..a 0:00 nm n. 6:45 nm
Montana. Puget Sounu..a 9:0 pm r.'6!45 am
Lincoln l-nsi Man o j;w pm a y.u am
Wyniore, Beatrice und
Lincoln a s;iu am uiv.m am
Denver. Colorado. Utah
and California a 6:45 am
South Bend. Louisville.
Plattsmouth b 3:3j nm. bll:05 am
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth
and Facile Junction. ..a 7:00 pm as:2U am
lieuevue, I'luitsmoutn
and I'aciuc Junciion..ui;iu am
a Daily, b Dully except Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route' Tlckot
umce iws iurnam Htreet.
Telephone. 250, Depot,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone, 128.
Leave. Arnvp.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 .m n!0:2.i nm
Chicago VcHtlbuled Ex. .a 4:0' pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local Exprcss.u u:.T am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 7:45 am
Fast Mall a 2:43 pm
a Dauy.
KANSAS CITY. ST., JO
netih & Council 111 11 IT
Railroad "The Burling-,
ion itouto i icxei umce,
1502 Farnam Street. Tela,
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
una AiuKon oireets. leie
nnone. 12s.
Lenvo. Arrive.
Knnsas Cltv Day Ex a 9:20 am a 6:25 om
Kansas City Night Ex..nl0:30 pm a 6:15 am
St. Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis.. a 5:10 pm nll:ir, nm
a uauy.
MISSOURI TACIFIC RAIL
road General Ofllces and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th and Douglas
Bts. Telephone, 104. Depot
union station.
Leave. Arrive.
nnd Kansas
City Expresn al0:00'am a 6:30 pm
IC C;, St. L. Express. ..alOilO pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 16th
and
Webster Streets:
X!nh,.nL,n 1 nr.nl. Via
Weeping Water b 4:15 pm alO:43 am
a uauy. u uany exucyi
1TVION PACIFIC-"THE OVER
lnml Route" General Offices
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets, City Ticket Office, 1324
Knrnntn Street, i elCDUone. 21G.
Depot, Tenth and Marcy Bts,
' nttiinnp.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Ovennnd Llmlted-a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Tho Chlraun. Portland ,
Special ...a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am a 3:25 pm
The Mall and Express.. ull:33 pm a 4:75 pm
Lincoln, Bentrlco and
Stromsburg Express. ,b 4:03 pm bl2:30 pm
Tho Pnclllc Express,, ,,a 4:23 pm
Tho Atlantic Express,,, a 6:50 am
Grand I Ma ml Locul. ...b 5:30 pm b 9:33 am
a Daily, u Dally except bunuay.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha. Kansas Cltv
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
guincy itouio- tickci Of.
lice. H15 Furnnm St. Tele,
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth
anu aiarcy atreeis, uele
ptiono, ijJ.
, Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kunsas city ana uuino;
Local a 7:00 am a 9;00 pm
nr
M
4
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
& Ht. Paul Railway City
Ticket Office, 1501 Far
nnm Street. Telephone,
2S4, Depot, Tenth and
Mason Streets. Tele
phone, C29.
't A ......
'UiiWAum
Chlcaan L tnlfeit R.... n 6:00 nm B'Of, am
Chicago fc Omaha Ex .b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
u uuny u uauy excepi .suuuay,
CHICAGO, ROCK tSL
and & Pacific Railroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route''-Clty Tick
et Oir.cc, 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 428.
Depot, Tenth & Marcy
Sts. Telephone. 629,
Leave. Arrive.
RA ST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Loenl n 7??.". nm Ml
Chlcsgo Express btiil tun n 8:10 nm
Des Moines Local a 4.2V pm a 4:13 pm
v.iiii'uk'j rum r.xiiruKn..u o;w j'll ni:im
uvx .liuilie, XIOUK 181-
nna una cnicago a 7:to pm n 9:35 pm
WKST.
.Incoln, Colorado Spgs.,
iienver, 1'ueuio nnu
WeBt n. 1:30 nm n 4:13 nm
Colorado. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a :20 pm n 9:50 am
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-Clty Tlckot Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 215. Depot,
Tenth nnd Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express n 7:00 nm n 4:o5 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am
Minneapolis nnu nt.
Paul Express b 7:00 nm b 9:40 pm
Minneapolis and St.
I'nul Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am
Fort Uodgo Local from
Council BtufTs b 4:30 pm b 8:15 am
Fort Dodge. Local from
council llliifTs u 7 Mo nm
u, Dally, b DaMy except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Office, 1415 Furnnm
Street. Telephone 322. Do
pot. Tenth nnd Marcy
Streets. Telephone, C29.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Exprens a &:uj pm a s:2u am
t Dally.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' M E KTIKfl.
Ofllce of tho Lee-Qlass-Andreesen Hard
ware i'o umnna, .co., Dec. s, lwo.
Nutlcc Is hereby clven tn the stnekhnlit.
ers of tho Lee-Glass-Andreisrn Hardwars
Co. that tho ntimifil meeting of tho stock-
noioers 01 tne company will un neiu nt
tho ofllces of ni romp.iny, 1219, 1221 ami
J223 Harney street. In the city of Omaha,
In tho Btato of Nebraska, on Tuesday.
.Tanunry 8, A. D 1901, at 3 o'clock p. in,,
for tho purposo of electing a board of
directors for tlv; company to serve during
tho ensuing year, und to transact such
other business us may be presented nt such
meeting. ii, j. li-;l,
president.
Attest: W. M. GLASS,
D9 31 tm Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby Klven that thn untrial
mecotliig of tho stockholders of The Bee
minding company win uo field nt 4 o clock
n. m. Thursday. January 15. 1901. nt the
oltlce of said company In The Bee building,
Omaha, for tho election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year nnd tho trans
action of such other business; ns may prop
erly come before such meeting. By order of
tne president. c. c. kusiswathh.
oecri'iary.
Dcc23d23t
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by nil Interested, as
cimiiKen limy ui-i-ur iil any iiiuu.i
Foreign malls for thn week ending Decern-
her L"J. 1WH . Will C OSC (PROMPTLY In n
cases) at the General Postotflco as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS CLOSE
ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing tlmo
shown below. Parcels Post Malls for
Germany closo nt o p. m. December 26th.
Regular nnd Supplementary MoIIb closo at
Foreign urnncu nnir Hour later man clos
lug time shown below.
Trnnantlnnt lo Mnlts.
WEDNESDAY At 6:30 a. tn. for EUROPE,
per s. H. nt. louih. via iioutuampinn; ni
in n ... ft Tlf.-T rSTTTXI .Mmnt u .,
Vnderlu'nd (mail must be directed '"piir
THURSDAY At 10 n. m. for AZORES
ISLANDS., per s. s. Trojan Prince.
SATURDAY At 0:30 a. m. for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, FOIL
TitriAi. nMTinrav vnvr'P nri.-i.-f-.M
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAIt
QUEZ, per s. b. La Notmandle, via.
Havro (mall for other parts of Europu
must be directed "per s. s. Ia Norman-
dlo ): ut 7:30 a. m. (supplementary 9 a.
m). for EUROPE, per s. s. Campania
via Queenslown; nt 8 a, m. for NETH
ERLANDS direct, per s. s. Amsterdam
(mull must be directed "per h. s. Am
sterdam"); at 9 n. m. for ITALY, per s.
s. Allcr. via Nnples (mall must bo di
rected "per s, s. Alter";; nt 10 a. in. for
SCOTLAND, per s. s. Anchorla (mull
must oo uirectcu -per h. h. Ancnoria
PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer
takes Printed .Mutter, commercial Papers
nnd Samples for Germnny only. The same
class of mall matter for other parts of
Europe will not he pent by this ship unleHs
Htiociauv uirecteu oy ner.
After tho closing of the Sunnlementnrv
Trans-Aiiantio flinus named aoove addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of tho Amcrlcnn. English,
lcAtinli n i ii tl n un at nn mlra nrlil rum I
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
or sailing ot stenmer.
Mnlls for South nnd Cent nil A merlon,
West Indies, etc.
WEDNESDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA,
tier s. h. 'lriniunu: at a. m. rot iskw-
FOUNDLAND, per s. s. Bllvlu; at 9:30
a. m. (supplementary iy:sy a. m.; ror
CENTRA I, AMERICA (oxcent Costa
Rica) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per
H. h. Advance, via uoion tmait tor uuuto
inula must be directed "ner s. s. Ad
vance"); nt 9:30 a. m. for INAGUA und
HAITI, per H. s. Lunenburg; nt 12:30 l.
m. for tft'BA. CAMPECHE. YUCATAN.
TABASCO und CHIAPAS, per s. o. Vlgl-
lancin, via nuvnna ana t-rogreso (man
ror otner puns oi .Mexico must un ai'
rerted "ner H. s. VlKllancIa") : ut 11 n. lrt
for JAMAICA and PROVINCE OF SAN
TIAGO. CUliA. per s. s. Admiral Hcliley,
from PhlUdelpnin.
THURSDAY At 12:30 p. m. for SAN
TIAGO, per s. . Mantiago ue cuua; at
12:30 n. m. for YUCATAN, per s. H
Dnggry. via Progreso; at 12:30 p. m. for
MEXICO, per s. s. Ithaka, via Tnmplco
(mail must bo directed "por.s. s, Ithnka")
SATURDAY At 9 n. m (supplementary
fl:20 ii. m.) ror i'oktu iticu (v lu snn
Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per
8. H. WHrHCUH tiiiiiu iur ouviiiiuia auu
Carthuirena must be directed "ner s. B.
CHrncns"): at 9 a. m. for GRENADA and
TRINIDAD, per s. s. Marnval; at 9:30
a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for ST.
THOMAS, ST. CROfX. LEEWARD and
WINDWARD ISLANDS, and DEME-
RARA. per s, s, Aindiunn (man ror ureii
ada and Trinidad must be directed "per
S. n. Madlnna"); ut 10 a. m. (supple
tnentarv 10:30 a. m.) ror FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVANILLA 'ind
CAHTHAGENA, per s. i. Altai (mall for
Costa Rica must be directed "ner s. s.
Altai"): at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a, m.) for HAITI, per s. s. Alps; ut 10:39
a. m. for CUBA, per ,t. s. Mexico, via
llnvuniil at 10:30 n m. for YUCATAN
per s. s. Prima, via Progreso: ot 12:10
p. m. ror .matazi n, uauiaiih.
NUEV1TAS. GIBARA nnd BARACOA
per s, 8. Olluda (ordinary mull only
which must be dlrectsd "ner s. h. Ollndn:
at U j). m. for NASSAU, per stenmer
rrom Miami, i-ia.
Malls for Newroundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thenco by stenmei. closo at
this olllco dally nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting
cms noro every Monu.iv. vtunsnuv anil
Saturday).
Mails ror Mifue:on. uy ran to
Boston,, nnd
thenro bv steamer, nloso at
tin. i oiuco uaiiy ai u:3; p
m. Malls ror
Cuba, by rail to Pore Tamou, Fin., nnd
thenpn hv stenmer. clne nt thin ofTlce dallv
at O u.' m. (tho conncctlnar closes are on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday), Malls for
.Mexico i uy, overnino. unless specially un
dressed for dispatch by uteamer. closo at
this officii dally at 1:30 p. m. and 11 n. m
Malls for Costa Rica. Bollzo, Puerto Cortoz
and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans and
thenco ny steamer, closo nt this ofllco dolly
at "i:;i p. m, (connecting close nero .Mon
duvs for Belize. I'uprtn Corte2 and-Oimtii
mala nnd TueKdnys for Costa Rica), Reg,
lstercd mall closes ut 6 p. tn. previous day)
TraiiHiiuclflo Mulls.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan innd PhlHpnlho
Islands, via Snu l''ranclco, closo hero
ilsilv nt 6:30 n. m. un to December 2ltli
inclusive, fnr dispatch per s. America
Muni. .Mans ror cmna and Japan, vw
Vancouver, closo hero dally at 6:30 p. n
up to. iJucemuor z.nii, iiiciusivo. tor uih
patch per 8. s. EmpresH of India (roM
tereil mall miift be directed "via Van
roiivnr"!. Malls for AUKlralla (exceli
West Australia, New Zealand. Hawnll
1'IJI und samnan uinnns, via sun Fran
risen, clnpo here dally nt 6:30 t. in. nfte
December 9th nnd up to December 29th
inclusive, or on uav oi nrnvai or s. n
Etrurlu. due ot New York Dceembe
29th. fnr dispatch per f s. Sonoma
Mnlls for Australia (except West Aus
trnllH, whlrh goeh via Europe, and Now
Zealand, which goes via Snn Finnclsco),
nnd FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, clone,
litre dally at 6:30 p. m. up to January
lis,
FAMOUS MYSTERY UNRAVELED
Theft aud ItcoTerj of $1,600,000 In Bonds
Belonging to a New Yorker.
CRIME RECALLED BY A PECENT DEATH
"Lnynl OMren" .Murphy Never Told, nnd
Ills Employer Would Not To I era ti
ll Reflection on Ills In
tegrity. With the passing of Owen Murphy dies
tho secret of the disappearance of $1,500,-
000 worth ot bonds, relates tho Now York
Herald. Whero they went, how they went,
s)io was Instrumental In their abstraction
nnd who were the ultimate beneficiaries
thcru were bo questions that putzlcd tho
patlco of two continents. No ono ever
nnswerod tthn Queries. No one ever will
answer them. For the man who was the
logical Informant has passed beyond tho
Jurisdiction of earthly Judges, nnd he left
no word of explanation.
Tho secret of this man's life has baftlcd
tho Sherlock Holmes of three decades. Owen
Murphy! Confidential man of affairs to a
tunny times millionaire! In solo poiscsslon
astdo from tho obvious possessions of his
chief of the combination of tho olllco snfol
On one day, a king's ransom In the strong
box!
On tho morrow, nothing! Emptiness,
mocking, sneering, accusing ciniulnofs!
And then the man hunt, sensational, thor
ough and absolutely rcwardlcss! And
through It nil, on tho part of the mini most
to bo affected by a damaging discovery, a
personal' unconcern that was masterly, a
Mirone satisfaction In the stanch support of
his despoiled employer, and Una ly the crown
of confidence which outlived even the tcnuro
of tho loyalist of musters! And the bonds
came back!
Murphy was tho agent and confidential
man ot Huftis L. Lord, when railroad bonds
valued nt M.tOO.OOO were taken from the
Lord safe In n llttlo olllco nt No. 38 Ex
chango plncc. Mr. I.ord and Owen Murphy
were tho only persons supposed to havo ac
cess to tho Rtrong box. Tho bonds disap
peared In n manner ns strango ns most ot
them subsequently found their way back,
Ills IliiipliiyiT'M Conlldi-iice.
Yet through mouths, In which suspicion
was directed In every direction, Huftis L,
Lord would not permit n word of dlAtrunt tn
be uttered In his presence concerning Owcu
Murphy. Bankers, agents, pawnbrokers and
even tho ollco themselves were hauled over
tho coals. Scotland Ynrd and Mulberry
streotH followed clows and theories, yet
whenever any attention wns bestowed upon
Owen Murphy there Intervened Uufus L
Lord, who defied every mnn to even brenlho
suspicion against "tho little Irishman,"
whom ho trusted nnd loved. All tho facts
In that robbery of I860 will probably never
bo known. Itufus Lord, who wns then SO
years old, might havo told more thnn ho
over did. Ho has long been dead.
Cap'nln Young, the head of the detective
bureau, who wns broken at tho wheel of
public opinion, Is dead. Detectlvo Irving,
who nccused the captain nnd was largel)
tho causo of tho upheaval In tho police
department which followed the robbery,
has nlso passed away. "Jack" Rand nnd
half a dor.cn thieves, small nnd great, who
wcro arrested nt tho time, hnvo gone to
meet the Judgo of nil 'mankind. "Dan"
Noble, credited with being nt tho head of
tho plot which resulted In the theft of the
securities, still lives, with protestations of
reform upon his nged lips. "Dutch"
Hctnrtch Is somcwhero on earth, for he,
too, wns concerned In n mystery which
baflled tho Ingenuity of detectives, ntuutour
and professional, In the days following the
civil war.
Thero aro gray-haired men down In Wall
3treet who rcracmbor how Owen Murphy,
tho "llttlo Irishman," In that tlmo of tin
rest and suspicion, held his head high
secure In nn employer's trust. Where the
bonds went nnd, nbovo nil, what course
most of them traveled to get back to tho
safo of Rufus L. Lord, few men ever knew
Developments of these later days have
shown how well tho faith of Itufus L.
Lord In tho "llttlo Irishman" was Justified
Tho death of Owen Murphy sent to hi
reward a good servant, for sixty years a
steward of millions and faithful to the
end.
Owen Murphy was horn In Monaghan
couuty, Ireland, In 1817. Ho enmo to this
country when ho was 22 years old. Ho
was a clerk for a few months In a dry goods
house. Then ho entered tho employ of Mr,
Lord, In 1840, ns a collector of rents, for
Mr. Lord owned most ot tho buildings In
that block, bounded by Broad streot, W1I
Ham street, Exchango "place nnd Denver
street. Thero wero fifteen buildings aud
the several hundred offices brought In n
largo Income. Tho stock exchango then
occupied one of tho structures.
Over this domain of stono nnd brick Owen
Murphy reigned as viceroy. He determined
tho amount of rent to bo paid and ha ad
ministered all tho affairs In connection with
tho profitable estate. Everybody In tho
Wnll street section knew him. Whero tho
Lord's court building now stands thero wa
a place for tho dumping of tho ashes from
tho grates used In tho offlcos. Thero tho
youngsters ot the neighborhood onco wen
to gather cinders and tho pluco was called
"Murphy's alley."
Wherever Owen Murphy wont he had a
hearty greeting for those ho mot, from tho
millionaire brokers aud thero wcro not
many lu thoso days lo tho diminutive
clndor pickers. Ha chased tho small boyi
out of tho building when they becamo un
ruly and then forgot the incident by tho
next tlmo ho and tho youngsters met.
Even In tho days which preceded tho
bank robbery he wns known ob "Loyal
Owen." A man who owned a building I
Wall street sent for him ono day nnd uBkcd
for an export opinion as to what rent h
should demand for a. vacant counting room
"Do you think," replied Owen Murphy
"that I'll give you an opinion of thnt kind
when my employer has rooniB to rent 7 No,
sir, I shall do nothing of tho kind."
Theft of the llonds.
It was In such ways as theso that "Loyal
Owen" won tho confidenco which afterward
withstood so severe n test.
Rufus L. Lord was nearly deaf. He was
In 186S SO years old and Infirm. Ho was
nt his ofllco ovcry day, but tho details o
his business wero attended to by Owen
Murphy.
There went tn tho llttlo odlce ono day I
March, 1866, two well dressed men, who In
quired nbout renting a sulto of rooms. They
returned several times In tho following
few days. They' Interested Mr. Lord In
speculation In hops, for they said they wcro
lu a position to control tho commodity
Theso men were "Dan" Noblo nm
"Dutch" Helnrlch. Noblo wus a shrowd and
clever criminal, a man ot pnllshod man
n era aud of sufficient knowledge ot flnan
clal matters to Impress tho aged banker,
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Mb. Inclusive, for dlsnntch nur s.
Wnrrlmo (supplementary mnlls, via Heat
tie, closo ot 0:30 n. m. January Mthl
Mulls for Hawaii, Chlnu, Japan and Phil
liinlno Islands, via San Francisco, elosi
hero dally at 6:30 p. m, nil lo January
3d. inclusive, ror uispaicn per v
Peking.
Transnaclflo malls nrn forwarded to nort
of Ratling daily and the schedulo nf closing
is arranged on too presumption or tneir un
Interrupted overland transit. Registered
mail closes ni i p m. previous nay.
CORNEUU8 VAN COTT.
Postmaster.
PostofTlco, Now York, N. Y., December 21
The strangers made n rnrrftit study ot tho
position of tho olllco furniture nnd of tho
l.trgu wait safe which contained tho boxes
contplciiously labeled "bonds."
They returned for tho last time on March
1866. While they talked hops with Mr.
Lord nu nccomnllco took two tin botes of
bonds, It Is sr.ld that they went to Central
park, where vhey divided thrlr booty and
then escaped.
Owen Murphy returning to the office In
Exchange place saw that the boxes wero
missing.
"Who hns hern here?" ho naked his em
ployer.
"Two men to Inquire nbout nn ofuce," wns '
tho reply.
They havo dono more than thnt," mild
Mr. Murphy, pointing to the vacant space
In tho safe.
The work of the thieves had hocn com
paratively easy. Tho outer door of the safi
an never locked, because tho lock wns out
f order. There was an Inner compnrtmcnt
only locked nt night. Tho boxes were taken
and openly carried In the streets, perhaps.
The day of safety deposit companies nnd
trust Institutions had not then dawned In
Wall street.
In tho boxes wero stock of the Warren
railroad, United States honi, Now Jersey
railroad sto.'k, Gnlenn and Chicago second
mortgage bonds, Delaware, Iicknwntma &
Western railroad slock, New York & New
Haven railroad stock, Chicago & North
western railroad stock, nnd other vnluablo
ccurltlcs. Tho numbers of tho missing
bonds aud stocks wero published, but this
fact did not teem to prevent somo of them
from being negotiated. About ono-thtrd ot
the papers belonged to Mr. A. L. Horron.
The detective bureau began nt onco to In
vestigate tho conduct nnd habits of Owon
Murphy. Captain Young proposed thnt Mur
phy bo taken to headquarters and thero put
through tho "third degree."
"Ileforcd permit that llttlo Irishman to bo
nccused of this crime." said Mr. Lord, with
warmth, "I'd rather loco every cent of that
which has boon taken. If Owen Murphy
wished to rob ho could hnve dono so Ion?
ago and have taken inoro than Is gone
now."
Thoro wns no third degree."
Thero wore times after that when tho
police persisted In examining tho trustod
agent nnd thero wcro ninny heated passages
at arms between Mr. Lord nnd tho head of
tho deloctlvo bureau, lu which tho million
aire firmly Hood his ground.
A robbery of such magnitude wns n new
thing In those days. Tho details of It wero
tho talk of financial circles on both Bides of
tho Atlantic. Mr, Lord offered a reward ot
$200,000 for the return of ,tho securities.
Neciirltlrn Returned.
And the etrnngest part of this story con
cerns tho wny In which tho papcrn catno
back. With tho return of each Instnlment
from sources carefully concealed tho faith
of Rufus L. Lord lu Owon Murnhv wns
further strengthened,
Dan Noble, when npproached on tho mat
ter, said that ho possibly might know somo
thing nbout tho bonds, but that ho was at
a loss to understand how his arrest could
old In the finding of tho missing proporty.
no wns not prosecuted.
Thero wcro arrests mndo for tho next two
years. John Lynch, n pawnbroker, nt No.
, (iraiKi street, nan a Michigan bond which
belonged to tho stolon securities. John
Pcttinglll, Frank Hcllen nnd W. 11. Rnh-
cock were arrested, charged with being
concerned In tho negotiation of tho stolen
paper.
Tho great houso of Jay Cooko Co.. In
tho courso of business, enmo Into possession
of some of tho missing securities. Tho firm
said that if an Investigation wcro made In
every transaction II would ronulro two
weeks to attend to tho simplest business
affairs.
Nearly $300,000 worth of tho stocks nnd
bonds woro received In this country nlonn
nnd then in 1S68 thero was sont from Eng
land $1,200,000 worth of tho stolen papers.
u was sain that all but 190,000 was recov
ered.
Tho return of tho major Instalment hns
always been n mystery. It wns conducfjj
through well known banking houses nnd
London lawyers. It Is supposed (hat tho
persons who got tho securities, fearing to
tiegotlnto thorn, had turned them over to
tho attorneys.
In connection with tho return of tho se
curities thero wns much tnlk of compound
ing a iciony. captnin Young was accused
by his subordinate, Detectlvo Irving, of
having secretly accepted a reward from
Mr. Lord. Much dissatisfaction wns found
with tho gnneral conduct of tho police de
partment nnd there wcro broad hints ot
collusion. Captain Young wob forced to
resign nnd his plnco was given to Mr. Irv
ing. Through thoso days of Btorm Owen Mur
phy was serene. Ho closed tho oyes of
Rufus Lord when the nged mllllonnlro died.
Ho continued in, tho employ ot tho Lord
estnto. When tho proporty changed hands
ho wns still retained ns ngont. He was
trusted by all ns ho wns trusted by Itufus
Lord.
Ho becamo the Nestor of tho financial dis
trict. Whenever nnyono wished to ctt In
formation about tho Wall streot of y.ara
ngo Owen Murphy could tell Juat what was
wnnted. Ho wns actively cngRgcd ns
agent until last Mny, when ho was rotlrod
on n pension by thn Lord family, Hn dted
In his lint, ut No. .181 First stroct, Brooklyn.
Owon Murphy left children who aro proud
to tell ot tho troubled days In Wall street
back In 1866 and ot tho supreme tost cf
tho trust of HufUH Lord in "Loyal" Owen.
HEROINES WHO SMOKE.
Novell! of tlu- Period Lend Eiii'our
llKeniollt tn till' Nicotine lllllllt.
Thero Is no doubt that tho Increnso of
clgarctto smoking among women Is due In
somo degree to tho fact that moralists of
lato havo pictured their heroines as In
dulging In tho dctestablo and filthy habit.
A writer In Harper's Bazar asserts that It
Is only a very uhort tlmo ago that It was
the fast, moro or less dlsroputnblo and rcr
tnluly secondary character, tho woman vil
lain, In fact, who rolled hor clgarctto nnd
(licked Its ash daintily with her ring-be-docked
fingers, hut the best nnd most vir
tuous heroines today may have the nico
tine statu on their pretty hands.
Tho writer recalls that It was something
of a shock to havo Carmen tn Charles Dud
ley Warner's "That Fortune" nmoko, a
shock Bimply becauso It Implied nn accept
ance on Mr. Warnor'H part that women In
presentable society did smoke. Tho book Is
a comparatively lato ono, yet, It Mr.
Warner, In n new edition, woro to make
Evelyn Mavlck herself nmoko It would
scnrccly bo surprising, so rapidly has this
Innovation becamo an accopted habit, hath
In books ami, alas! out of them as well,
It Is to bo feared.
It was Harry Furnlss, we believe, who
Hald, four or flvo years ngo, and tt was ac
cepted then na a neat phraio, that he really
didn't know which ho disliked tho moro,
"tho man who did not smoko or tho woman
who did."
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
It Can Only Hi lliul Where There It
No Diuidriiir.
Any man or woman who wants soft, glossy
hair must bo frco of dandruff, which causes
fnlllni? hair. Since It has becomo known
that dandruff In n germ disensa the old hair
preparations that wero mostly scalp Irri
tants havo boon abandoned and thn public,
harbors and doctors Included, have takcu to
using Nowbro's Herplrlile, tho only hair
preparation that klllH tho dandruff germ.
E. Dodd, Dickinson, N. I)., says: "Horpl
clde net only cleanses tho scalp from dan
druff nnd provents tho hnlr falling out, hut
promotes a new growth. Herplcldo keeps
my hair very glossy."
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