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THE DAILY BEE-FJRIDAY JANUARY M , 1885 THE DAILY BhiE Omntia Ofllco. No. 910 Fanmm Movr York Ofllco , Itoom 05 Xrlbnno I , rablltticd ertry rrorntof , ttcepl a3ndtQnii ) . . Koady nwroloK dally. * leaf . (10.00 I Three Monthl . , | xHonwt . 6.00 One Month . . . " fer Wok , 5 Cento , M mi vnntT HI , ruMtjiuo irnij wioiiitair.U ) ri kta roirrxip. Vnt T ir . F2.00 I Three Monlhi . | M llxUoctbl. . I.CO | OoeMonth. _ . 10 ' Ooromnnlsitlonii rolotlnp to Newi and lOlltsrtal nitttrl ihoalJ ba addremo'l to the EHITOB of Tni BII.J til Btulnetu 7 > twn 'and Remlttanoel ihon.d be ddrMwed to Tni Dix I'trr.unui o OoxraKT , QMini. Plaits , Cbooks and Fontotnca orders to bo maao pay * kbit la the ordtr of the company. H TDE BEE PUBLISHING CO , , PROPS' ' U IIOSEWATKK , Ktlltor.J A. II. Fitch , Manat'orlDally.Circul&tion/P lioi , 488 Omaha , Neb , ONE of the wardens of tlio Oregon penitentiary lmi boon hang for the mur der of a brother warden. Justice aoomi to hare no favorites in Oregon. Tr Graver Cleveland carries out his in tention of rejecting foail's ' In the con ntruction of his cabinet ho may have aoiuo dittcully in finding material enough for that piece of providential furniture. Tun Winconatn legislature hw now bo- m forj it a high licence bill. In that atato Di > i it to proposed to make wholoaaltr.1 pay a licoaso nu well as the rotnilora of liquor. The retail liouno ia to bo § 500 and the wholot.ilo licanao $250. AN iiiRonioui photographis apparatus baa boon invented and put into use in Franco for the detection of suspected [ < 11- fonra and ahop-liftcrs. The apparatus IB kept In roadincca and ut a Riven eignal the suspected customer haa hla picture U taken without hit own knowolcdgu. Ad ditional value 2s given to ( he likeness 0 : whou , as often happens , the cuatcinor ia 111 photographed in the very net cf pilfer 111rn ing. IF Omaha is to derive any lonoSt in cc the future from the efforts of her citizens til ; to establish a permanent exposition aho ci : will not bo indebted to the B. & M. mil- ciKc Kc ; way for ita inspiration or aucctsa. The KcOJ mannjera of that company nroro chiefly Inatrumontal in boating Omaha out of 8 the alato fair. Although this city l.ts la treated them with a ycnorous spirit and or although Omaba contributes more than Ul Lincoln to the prosperity of thiib com e.\ pany , the D. & M. managers have ahown e.CO no digpositicti ( o reciprocate. COwi hi I'UESIDENI JOHN TAYLOII. who , with ? other Mormon dignitaries , has returned th from Mexico , denies that the trip had any bi thing i o do w th any propose d removal of it itCO the Mormons. He scouts the idea that CO thuMoimons contemplate emigrating fiom sa Utah to Mexico. However , -wo would its fiot.be surprised that some such move has boon discussed end that the iccont tour > f of tin chief officials of Mormondom into Mexico was for the purpose of spying out the land and selecting a new location in anhi case o' nn emergency. It is but natural hi that President Taj lor should deny that an there is anything in the various tumors nc hat have reccntlyjirwori. thTl Tl ? PiioiimmoN h IB scored a , victory at the 111 tii famous Hot Springs , Arkansas. A s at- ute of the state requires that at each la state election the question of license sluxll to N Lu submitted to the electors. If a ma- pc jori y of the voters on the question bo ro hi not for license , then it is unlawful for the ; th county court to grant them. At the last election the question appears to luvo been pa th inadrcitcntly overlooked. It seemed to th Ibe taken for granted that by common consent licensewould , be voted , but the to floqucl showed dill'erently. The returns heLi Li showed throe ballots in the county agauist license , and none forit. The malter wasta- in Icen in1 o court , nnd it has just been decided that tha three votes are decisive on the question of 1'co ' c so. Hence no license can 1m granted in Hot Sp ings for the next two yea's. Th' ro are thirty-two saloons in Ho : Springs , from which the city de rived a levomio of $32,000. It is safe to say , hoirovur , that the topers w > ll manage to get their usual supply of cocktails. The lUaewators of tc-dey weep tears to ot blood because they thlr/k / that aotuo gentlemen have made a profit of a few of thoufimd dollars in apecuUtlng with school land loosen , though the state haa proli'od thereby. But what would they do tni how would thty fosl. if the inter est on flvo mlllioni waa dropping into other pockets thim their own from the sheer inability of the state to find n legi tinmtu and valid Investment for the acKuiit of achcol monoyt ? -////ico/ji / / Journal Why ahonld the aUto allow a lot of spec ula era to make money oat of the school lands , U o proceeds cf which ahonld have boon turned into th.9 state treasury ? There Is no trouble to find n proper place for the Investment of school mci.oys. From the very beginning auch follows as the editor of the Lincoln Journal and thoao who have owned him hare been constant ! } plotting to rob the school funds and make uao of the patrimony of the echool children to enrich themselves. No body haa over charged the Roaflwateia ol to-day , and it is hoped no one will over Lo able to charge the Rosawatois o ! the Iho futuio , with conspiring or plotti-g ng inst tha state to entich tnomselvea o to assist others in robbing the tax-payns. \Vliy ahou'd the st to or its ollicors play into the hinds of n fang of jobbers and 8pectilntoiB8otuo of whom are mere boys nnd who never did have any other busi ness except dealing in school land leases ? Hut wo are not surprised at the Journal in the least. It always has sympathized with public thieves and pliuidercra and made iUolf "fence" for them. With out its share of this p'nndcr the concern v oiild hava been dead loiif nt0- TUE LICENSE QUESTION. The wholotnlo liquor doUtrj cf Omaha and Nebraska are standing in their own 1'ght by restating the plain letter of the law , vhich quirc over/ vendor cf liquor to take out a license. Judge Me- Culloch'a recent decision plicts the wholesale doalora at a dlta'H'jmlago in the matter of collection * , because they hnvo not complied with tha requirements of the law , and therefore are aclling without any authority. Now it strikes us that tha proper remedy Is in amending the present law and making it clearer and broader. Lot the legislature fix the maximum wholesale liquor license and give each dealer authority to tell in any county in the atato during the period covered by the license. This will also compel the drumnurj of foreign liquor honaos , who como to No braskn , to take out license and If the foreign housoi do not conildor their Nebraska trade of sufficient moment to take out license , the Nebraska whole ale doalora will profit thereby and do the outiro traflla themselves. Tj bo sure no tax can b ] imposed upon 'foreign houaca for selling upon ore'era aont from Nebraska , but when their commorjlal agents come hero to acll by simple or take orders for delivery there is no doubt whatever that the/ can be taxed and puuhhed if they fail to comply with the law Right hero , lot us make another suggestion gostion for the benefit of the ochoolfund. a.A prcsant a ealoon-kooper who sells a.V without license may bo indicted and fined , but the tax which ho ou ht to have paid cannot bo collected. There should bo a provision in the law tlat ovary person who sells liquor without a li cense shall upon conviction bo made t : pay § 150 for every month or fraction of a month ! thereof for which ho has been tell ing contrary to hw. That would bring hose ; patties to time who are defiant ind prefer to pay lawyers to light the law ather than to comply with it. Such a trov.sion would wipe out the saloons Yithin the two m lo bolt because they loulcl not afford to pay § 150 a month , and ho keepers would cither move within the ity limits and take a § 1,000 license , ere o beyond the two milo limit and take nit a county license for § 500. The school fund in Omaha has lost over 10,000 ! since the passage of the Slocumb aw simply because it has not been prop- irly interpreted and enforcedand because rn ! undue and improper influence lias been ixcrciscd upon courts , juries , and city iouneil. So far as the amount of the vholesale license is conceined if it is too ligh at § 1,000 , let it bo lowered to § 750 or 500 , but let something bo done to make ho wholesalers bear their poition of the iiirden. ; However , if the law rciminsas is there is no doubt tliat the supreme A lourt will eventually compel the wholc- ac alers to pay § 1.000 license as required by le ts provisions. st st . MODEL HOME FOR WORK- 01 INGWOMEN. ec Any person who renders material aid si nd comfort to workingwomen in the of > ofCi anrocities ia entitled to r nk ai a phil- Ci nthroplat , for tbcy certainly stand in th iced of asslatanco and protection more th Inn any othsr class of wage-workers , ho woman who haa her own way to to nake ! in the world as a rule haa a hard th imo of it at bett , end particularly so in th thbl argo : cities where employment is difficult bl obtain , wagea low , accommodations in ioor , companlenjhip limited , and sur- to oundlnga uncongenial. Yariona plans in iavo been suggested and tried to bettor th ho condition of the workingwomcu , thm mrtlcularly with regard to furniahing dear hem with comfortable homca. Some of ar hose plans have proved quite aatlefrc- sh shto ory , particularly a home-like boarding to louse , auch as is conducted by Sarah II. fit Jeggett , of New York city. In the published report of her "board- ng house Jfor business women , " from Hay 1 , 1878 , to May 1 , 1881 , a copy uf. yhieh wo have received , wo are told tliat ivhcn she started her enterprise her IOUEO accommodated thirty boarder ? , who vroro charged four dr.liars a voekv which included all tin privileges af the douse. At the end oft a year she jocarud more comn.pdioua quar ters , and gi.\ded her paices from § 3. tii § 4.50 , and also to , take transient boarders at a very low rate. AU clossos workingwomen , oxsopt dowaatics , ere received upon satisfactory refjmncoa , The house is conducted upon tin family plan. Every boarder ii a member of Mrs. Lepgott's fwaily , a& IK is called. All the homo wmforts. are hero cb- taiced , and the women become acquainted and bavo plenty cf social enjoyment. ' . In c sj cf alcknesj they receive prompt attention and aa good care as they would at their own home , lu the management of her family Mrs. Leggttt lmpobn no other roalrilni than those which are necessary to every well rcgult-ted houi'ohold , and no ono is admitted to her family circle unless the references ta'i fy her that the applicant would bean unobjec ionablo member. It ia au uriBectiiim home , no open religious oxorciioa being observed , but churchgoing - going ia encouraged- is oridcnt from her loport that M . LoigoU is not roa- duct'ng thij homo oa a money-miklcg enterprise. The first two yeaia aha loit money. The other years , with the ex ception of 1681 , show a email profit , the average annual gun being $18.14. If thoto were aofo women like Mr * . Lcggett who would ba willing to conduct such homes aa hers the condition cf workhgwomon would bo greatly ameliorated. Such homes , where the number ot the family isl mitfd , cem to us to be m no practical , cheerful , ind bontilc'al than tlo 'arge ' ao-called women's ' hotel > , which ss a rnla 010 nothlns ? moro nor loea than huge teni raent heater , where the inmitos ore herded together without regard to com fort or charestor , and v/hern the charges are much more than those demanded by the philanthropic Mrr. Leggttt , wlw it aoems ia oatisfied if eho taroly clears her OK n living expensed. This certainly is but a small compensation f r the responsibility auch as women a sumo and for iho labor and tlmo that she devotes to her homo. Withrof- erocco to the harmony among the In mates of her house , Mrs. Lcggott beara testimony that It is a surprise to her that to largo a family ahould live 33 intimate' ly and so pleasantly. She says : "In jnstlco to my boarders , I must at tribute this consldeiatlon for each other , not BO much to my discouragement at nil tlmcBtf the voice of gossip niiddlecord , aa to the character of the workingwomen themselves. Indeed , I cannot kealiFy loa strongly to their many noble nt- tributes ; to their heroin patience ; to their virtue , iu face of the greatest constant exposure to temptation , and to their hopefcl endurance of labor , soil , tudo and trials of which their moro for- tunat ? slaters can form no true concep tion. To earn a respectable livelihood In n crowded motropollp , where slcknosa , tin and prejudice are constantly lurking ia the shops , in the factories and iu tin schools , is an achievement of which women mon may fool jtutly proud ; and it ap peals not ao much to the mty aa to the admiration of nnnkfod and to a gener ous public spirit In thia city. " STILL. ANOTHER WARNING. Another lira ia an insnia asylum haa occurred thia time at Indianapolis. Damage to the extend ef § 75,000 waa done to the building , but fortunately no llvoj wcce lost. It wai only by the hard est kind cfi work , however , that a fatal calntn ty like that at Kankakce waa averted. The d'spitchos ' inform us that the fire could easily have boon subdued in its inclploncy had the appuatua of the asylum boon batter. Thfo. aavlum is ono of the most extonaivo and magnificent Inatllitliona of the kind in iho world , but the legislature has been very caro- lees iu thenmattor of providing protection from fire. The water suppty was to tally inadequate. The superintendent haa repeatedly called the attention of members 06 the legislature- > all theao facts , yet nothing was done to remedy Iho defects. It is certainly nothing more nor less than criminal negligence to thus endanger the livea of 1700" p tioats , but what conldibo expected of 'a legislature which oven failed to make a specific ap propriation for the insurance of the pro perty , and from trustees that refused to tot aparb any of' tha general fund forthat pnrpoaei. Th con- icquenco ia that , owing to the negligence of the prousr officials , the damage done to the building ia a total loss , and so it would havo-boen had the entire structure been ddstroyed. It'ia Ilia- earns old story , ; ovar again. \t Kankakee the insane asylum- lacked idcquato Cro protection. Although the iegislaturo < had been informed by the superintendent of the aoods oS the in- ititution in that respect , it appropriated 3ny ) , hnlf enough for the purpoio , False iconcmy proves very coolly , aa has been ihown : in. . the case of llio insane asylums fi Illinois- and Indiana. . Then Indiana ire adds foica to the warning given by he Illinois cehmlty , and vro hope hat the Nebraska legislature will take tmio It. In taking ; measures oprolaotour insane asylum , it is hoped hat the legislature will sao to it that ho- work is done as thoroughly as poasi- lo. 1b.h well known that oar asylum ia very dangerous co'iditionaa to firepro- | ocliou.aad fire oscnpoa The safety of nmates ahould firat bo provided for and his absuld bo done by furnishing oaay S nodes of exit in c iso of Cro. Thi-atton- * lonta eliould ba inatiuoted how to act in fl in emergency , andto _ do this some system flh ihonld bo adopted. The next thing is to ti lia < every precaution poisilUa against ire by furnishing.an ac/2qnat supply of fc vaU > and fire-e tincjulshirg apparatna. fcI I OUR BLSINESS-1MCOEX. ' BEE tiios pleasure la calling aV < , nation to the compixJiaasivo and wo'Ji irranijodbnsinMa indexwhjth appears In ihia issue. ID is divided into properly slaaaifiod cootlona rcprcsoniicg the dii'er- 3nt trades , rjrofeislona , axs ! occupations , in alphabetical ooJer , ao trat it wJll.bo found vary couveciont fc > r roforensa , to merch nta abroad ancii buyers at honio. Tha mcrciinta of Omaha , upon having their atiantton called to this plan , , read ily reo"nUad t5 a opportunity offirod lor advantageous > nd iromuiierativa advor tisicg. The pioniptnoBB with wJ.ch. they have Jirjondsd to the invititlan to par- ticipnlo in the benefits to bo derived from , thia pn/ohaaera'guide ' , ia ov-idonco of the pipuhuity cf the BEtandita h'gh atwding ud vMuo as an. odvertliing modlnm , The buainras raoa of Omaha well know that through the BEE they can re&nh morj than doublii tba numbci of people than they can , through all the other pap w of thia atty combined. Extra cjples of this * latue , cont.i'rjag this valuable index , oaa.be obtained at tlio BSK oih'oo. A croat ua , y f them ocnt away , and parties niablug papara in stamped wrappers I0idy for maiUag can lind thorn at thia cliico. MR. MOUTOX'S ' addrosa befaro the Ne braska farmer's state ollianco w an elaborate * eas&y upon the fallacies of pro tection and the advantagea of free iridp. Mr. Morton c la ! it a pxotjak against ovor-taxalion , which fro ar * not dlrpjscd atpiojent to controvert , but it SEOMS lo us , however , tint the subject matter xaa not timely and the remedy too remote. Just the free-trade- Issue now - - plaj 34 very sxall p&rt iu tke overtaxation of the average Nebraska farmer. AVhit the faimar wants and what the allianoo waa orgacizid for la relief from over-faxition by the lallrcals , and moroerjullublo taxation o ? rallroul proptity. When tud I where ha * Mf , Morton ever exerted him- ae'f to icHovq . the farraers Itotn oppKgglvo railroad When Has ho over entered protoat agniua , " the wUolesale oxoraptron of railroad property as is now pructissd under our rovenoe hw ? Mr. MorUn's answer of courtelll bo that the republican pnrly la reiponsib. fcr all these altises. That fact nwy bo adtnhtsd , but It ia nc * tn . terlal or partlnont. The rBpiiblfifliis are not all monspoliaUj ncr arc all dorao- crotn anti-monopollsts. The railray iwuo haa never l.sen aiado a parly qxieatlon , except ao far aa candidates of oil pnrtlos , including Mr. Morton have booiv Very lavish with their promises bef < ra oloitlon , but generally very indilloient aftw election. TUB conrt of oppoala in Now York . 't 9 rendered a decision , which ; if austaiiied , will compel the tolograpli' ' oompauioB to pay taxes-on their entire capital. TJib decision is baaed in the legislative aots of 1880 and 18U1 , which require the com panics to pay taxes on their entire capl tal stock. Thia the companies'refused to do on the ground that they were liable to taxation only on that portion represent ing property in- Now York SUtx > . This claim in ado abig difference. For in stance , with the Western Union Ilia .question arose whether it should pay on $80,000,000 , or on loss than § JJOCO- DOO. Under this ( decision a half million dollars will be\iddod to the s'.ato ireaa ary , and the How York Jfcrnld' ' main tains that the decision applies equally as well to railrand and other corporations. Tin ; Harvard Alumni association ol Washington has * distinguished itself1 by blnckbrllina ; two jolotod graduafcs'who had applied for membership. This ac tion haa very properly subjected th iraa- soclntiou to very severe critlciam. Hir- vard oollogo waa tha firat to graduate a colored man , and'its graduates are the firat to make color a bar to admission' to their social organizations. The Yuto and Dartmouth olumni aaioclationi hi xi several colored mombew , and why Hat- vard should want to draw the colored line is something which puzzles tlio or&n - ary min'l. Mu , BnuNNEK haa the credit of Intro ducing tbo-moat olaboraio railroad bill of the BOB : .on. It covers otghty-ono pa eo and it aiDyfae said to bo a very weighty bill , as it weighs abont a pound and a half. Leaving jokes aaldo Mr. Branncr'n ' bill Is ono of the moat care folly preparsd and meritorious railway regulation bills before the legislates Far that reason it is pretty afo to predict that never be passed. passage of : ihat resolution by the United States aenato denouncing tie dynamite outragesEng ; > nd ought to rpr- mlt this , country to o ahead and dig the Nicaragua .ditch without any further ob * joctlooa. A NATIONAL astooiatlon ia being formed by the plumbers and steam 2 gas fitters , The cpuntrjv might aa n surrender , an i : nfko ( an asaignmont- . - . once. ' N. Jonc * KELLY has been re-elec'od ioss of Tammany , but that office is ncw n empty honor , as it has "dean strippeioof all paiaonago. THE legislatunfmay yet go insaneioieri the number of insane asylum bills thkt Intrciosad. Unrdly an Ikiloc. Ulywea Dispatcif. When a no spaper-- calls a ma2 .Iile Senator Van "old idiot " Wyck an , who has represented. N.aw Nork tate Jiconir- grcaa , and Nobraskft in tb& U. S.janata , , tbjere is evidently a pjrojndico thers.whlclii lias a tendency to run uway with the edi tor's bettor judgment. "Idiot > ' , ' 'dln't ( Usually cllir/j as high up on the ladder c JinuD. Van doa't iXjloDgto the old Ne braska railroad rlag crowd , acd consfl" uontly hi * pUia talk gives iheni the gnpea. Renco , the question arises , whes > a-an has tae.g oes lo horesj pnaiblc.fur whut ho rays - onxly , or whau , it < is 33- d ced to writing ? Iho Oorulnc 17&lr to lo Given bp the Otimlia-Bonevolont. iiocleti' . . Nest MoD&y ovoningvjn , , Eilowior'a hall , will open iho long nLksd iff fair of ho Qwihs , . Benevolent , tooloty. Thia air la glvoKjfar the borjefi k ot , , and the iinjia. will bo devoted U.vtho wank , of al- ovial ing tha wants of Ih , ) worthy poor f this t Uyv rpgirdleaa nf aooi'.ur nation * Uty. I'l will continue during tha ole of next week , t > nd aUlpe-rsons claisoa of aociety ara cordially invited ia mrticfyito in the fratlvitisox EUch evening during thoweek a fine jtn ertainmont , cone jtil-g.oS orchestral ADI vooaimnsio , will bflfjiven. OuMondayove- nJEfl tha fuHMuuc&lUalon orchottr.coc listing of twcntj-fivo pieces , will give a Rtiind concert. Sonvstt tbo besV. voa ! talent in the olty will also pirticipato , . mong which might bo monuoiod the Sy\agoguo cAolr. During tao weoii ch nos will bo soil on a fine gold ha&tled caao valued a1 § 100. 11M to b * presented 'jn the bank prcbldeuS in thia city who sh ll have tha preatostnutnbei of votes to. his orcillt a1 the closing of Iho fair. Ihls will ba i apirltid conteit , aud a great dil o monej will be rnado In thJa way. Some valuable cinnationa have alre&d ; been made , Including orguia , golc watches , cold hoided canca , etc. Mr. Ju ins Meyer ie prcaident of tb Hocloty , and the committee who are as -Js ting b ion in thu work are : Mrs. M oilman Mra. I Oboifelder , Mra. S Katz , [ r A. Pulack , Mra. T. Adler Mra. H. Hchlcainger , Mra , S. Prince Mra. S. HinswanfjtT , MM. Max Mejzr Mr * . B , Newnun , Air * . Adolph Meyer M ro. .7. L. Bruudcj , Mrs. A. Holler Mrs. M. GoWemlth , Mra. M. KM ! ( > Her. Se aau tickets will bo cn'd ' for § 1 oaoh ilnglu admis'ion tickets 25 ccnia each , KnooUTlmt Ot ln Off. 1 see by your paper thit Weepln Water cornea nt with n chillongo on ! olairag to bo the boss shipping poin ! . Now Cnvlg arisci'to knock the enlp off of itfr shoulder , and inform her th tahe ii'hy weep ou , for tfio ficixht books ahow that Craig , in the 2rst twenty dajsof J wiftry , shipped in Mid out 142 leaded cars of grain nnd atcok atone ; boald thn , tfena of local fro 'ht. Now thl for a throo-ywr-old tova of 2 " > 0 inha itantsto cMiaidnr cno bettor than Weeping Water. Next. Yours , Ac. , W S CRAIG. PEOilENlDii OONOEST , erf > the * ew Cntlutllo Unll. The pror.icindu concert ittr l < * irday o\XjniDg , January 30th , at the now Library hn.ll , promises to bo a Very bril \ \ saAalFjiir. . A"ilantrnt ; the pi-sgrrtinni Will satisfy nnyono tint It la well worlla itteilding. MK Jnlitrr 3Iey cr w5lf bb oa land to direct the grand1 opening marctr , Uisi Gibson , wl.o ia fart growing In pop- tilnr favor , will nccctnjnniod by the II. U. O. Misc" BolloKowinnoV Mr il 0. Sandora , and the' favorite bnllnd alngor , Mr. Ohns. McDcnald , will tjlv iolo ( rsccompnniod by Prof. Walters Rov. Ti W. O'Connor will deliver utvnd drcea'nnd ' the Moucal Ucfcn orchestra will jive aoino of their basil selections. The now hall is nfc the corner of Ninth and Howard otrootp , and will accommo date au aildionco of ( iOO 1 . Lf-hicton March . , Atiuical Union Ordh'ttai. 2. Address . W v. T. IV. O'Cimco- ! i Ovt-tflro Leo Clicwilier Hreton . . , . .IIernn.a TNfitMcnl Union 1. Solo -The Vajralxvilf. 1 Chun. McLJcnnld. i > . Wai W- Gabriel . Suppy Attihlcal Union Orehoatrn. ( ! . Solo Urighter Days of Old Ireland " \fr' < 1. Lorln Gibaon. ' 7. Medley Ovcttaro IMowoina cMSSS . _ . , . Biottgur MriUcal Union ' 'rchcstra 8. Dnet O'er Shepherd Pipe and'Etas- tiololl ) . W. A. Sn.dora and Mlsa Belle Gewinner. , ! ) . Sclectiin Lucia dU iinmcrrcour . . . . . . . Donizetti M-imcul Union Orchestra. 0. Solo 11-iiNn'er Itntu noMattea Miss I. Lorino Gibeou. 1. Concert "AUia-L. rjt..Wildtcnfcl : Musical Union Ora'ustra , . JELEOTKM OF OFFIOEBS , The Suratosa Wtorfirr and Soclctyijnlri to l On Satnnlfty night laai the Haratoga Literary and * Dtibntlng .podoty EoW Its snual election of olllceisifcr tlio earning year , at the Dsratoga school houso. The lection rosaltad as .Hlnws : Tfc 1L president ; J ohn t Page , asore ary ; Jacob Elidn , bio&tarer. The uoci ty has been pretty woM run dowac but lie newly oleaied oCoors pro Kao ta ) uild it up and tlio eapurlenco of the loot has tau &b the people of Sarato hat Mr. Latrton ia just the man to- raise lie sunkim ohij > n'ld head her toward he harbor of propt nty. On next Saturday nic&t the firat enter- dinmont under l ) 10 nuw rule willba teren. A choic 3 Jib srary programme baa IQSD proparsd- for tha cccabion and the oings of thcrev < > nl ] ig will conclude with w debate upon tko ! ubjoct : "Resolved , That an edu kiuns 1 qualification ba ro- Ifiired bofors any < Mztn is grantai.Uho right ot BufF. ' g t" The roaidanta of thia city , one and. nil ) art invited to attui id the meetings of thin society and lak&p art Jn the dieonasiono. The evoniu or m'aottagni'l ' ' probably be obangcd frixniSltrucday ( o Fridav night V. the next , muoliig. This will ba don DI order ti > aoeoic.oioJato all parties > in- areslod. Srooko Soa-1 of North Carolina Tab so U1KD. Uiis cltv Jsnuavy L"t ) h , nt 1 : p , iin i son of ? Dter and Lize : ! iiu' j 4 ilr > j's. lrtinera _ ( will tako.pjaco on Satjnjay , , .Tbn- Eary 31 , r. 2p , m. , from the reaidenca i2 i-u th 2"x ( ! .street. Itibennent aittlio Euly Ser ulchre. . .Tonunry 20th , at Nebrnoka , Alicv. i'M ' of 1) . Ii ngod yvars. . Funeral on Sunday , JrelMru- rylst. Tnterm-ntat Button cemetery. CQLLARS 0 CUFFS CU , KQ TMi UAKK AUK THE FJNE8T QOOD8 EV R MADE , " ao a AU Linen , BOTH I.lolngo. AND Eitorlors. AjsZt for thorn OA 1.1 ( iS AcuntR for Omnh mi YOIJI { BAmflPOWDER TO-DAY , e rtlsod A THE TEST : n top down on n hut btove un A clieinUt ot anunonla. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. ITS IIKiLTIiriUltsa IUJ NEVER In million homei fur a quarter t k centurj It bit Hood tlio ccmiumorV reliable toil , THE TESTJJFJHE OVEH , PRICE JUKI NO POWDER CO. , II1KKK1 Of Dr.Prico's ' Special FlayoringExtracls , Dr. Price's Luuulln Yeast Gems n 4. th u t 1)17 ) Hop Yraitlu th WorlJ. FOR SALF. BY GROCERS. CHICAGO. ST. UOU19 SPECIAL NOTICES , " * "TO LOAN-MONEY. ' MOVnVKM f OAK-f r odrMi trtMi""w'un'i'y Ballon Kits , SI7 8 ISlli t Ci So MOM'Y TO MIVN-I.B ftirn of JIO auf in.en hemr. pnii , , 'innl'urrml ' 11 Mudi of cji t t ! . Vf , H Motttr. TIOI Firnitm c nrar llorso tlioe dorr MWIKT TO I.OA/V-I ha tfmonef to loi\n < i iht- I'rorrrtcl'y proirtIn inv amount * lo Wit , nt ie < < nnr | rate * V. It. Metier , 1 < - Kan omit , , wr Wtiir-'trheoxtcrt \rONP7 t ? loan on itnltclt IV J. T. realty , O'J oirtll HthM. 1CONK.Y VOANKt ) on Chattel. * Co'UVrnlit ' , So il F ciire.t . Tott . cr Ho1 KBtato. Flrttntlal Kx thaacr * lMrirt ! > ttri t ft4TehSp MCNKY TO LOth In an * * of fSM ) nd upwanl. 0. F. CkvlA itrnl Co. , flttl KlUte ana I < oi AfrcnU.IMSKArrambt WS tl . loviocl OD chatt l * . imnroad Ticket MO.NKV Mid lolcl. . For tnan , SID . IBth : < HKLP WANTED. WANIH ) APC < rttntRltl Jr n or * At SOOO Bt. ST3 HI riiekory hti. , * t C ti ! lAtit , UU5 Fani rntt , HTANTHD-lllHiMftlrl fs > ojsisi TT Apply70outliKJ iifl , iftlTijonng 1 I ) ( o ? thr , . , _ r OM O. Me'Ml o , ' ' \A7A > fTKI > Olrlfnr pinWnJ homo wirV. I r.tf V rompottnt vat ncoil ivpiiljrtlOSoutl SJlliSt , ltll fSOSlp ' fjyANTKD 1 tV-toloirtl"tor < VICcrln ( Rood nit nation. J.3'Smith ' , JM Botuh. ifi. ifi.SSH SSH n WANTKU O rf1 for huTsmrvk , smi.l f mllv ; Ajiply bctujvsn 0 nalnS. ilH. Ctuik , 181V JzarJ. JOfl 30 | l TANTKl ) Nu.iss girl , it MDouglai Kt. , rt'.ir \1JANTKU Two S'M flun ImiiiOrMses , no c thcr i V ntcdn-tily At thcCcBtL * Home. Flit ' W > N7KD A ( H > trcla8 dHiin rcrnn girl at the aotrciylitHi yrfothMnanl til ) . .VI tt " \\7ANTKD Two ji 8 lili io'tot ti eirrv e > cn- ( > YjnG Use. CTBtt \\rANTED-ARct t 4o roll G.V Cnl\cHti Wii I' cat r ; on inonttilv payment. / > Oil rcss cr call oil VrD ! T Lowry , room 0 , l.Dl'fth ' au , Omahv f jricbflo * * ' " " W 070lo'o7p 1 \SrAN3ED-100 e-llcltors , ecod pnv > o tlio right 1 V > cno. AtldrosH TtTSfSsKa > .utua ! JtarriaKO l > n- aeaoclation. Kremoat , Ntli. OIlAib fi SITUATIONS WANTED. TANiRD Woniwi Inr housawrrk In a Email Nmlly ; wUow > .tifcrred. N W tor Grand nd - IXf'Al TiCD By a lady , prslt.on a > houseketvcr M CDinranlon , cu to cara lor CJiiliirtn. Addnei A.-B..JI , y o offlco , aijv SJl-2Cp ( rAITED Pisco 5)y ) n Oormiu woman to oh V dtjh.s Addr * P. O. , Ijiictco 801-21 p- WANTKD-Sltnrtion as trasll.ng man , by a raan ofaixjefufl o. pcrionce ; la-'juits old ; lurrlih 'Jot ol nfticnccg. A idreas O. : T > , tlila olllcc. Ai oung ruarriuu nun WHIIIB WIUHUOD u Deck- keeper , In wholoBule cstabllsbmenl In Om b . ddrew "O. " o re Boo. R .tf MISCELLANEOUS WAM'S. WAIMThD TO'IKAOK-hO AfilUiS Of I\UD , In Cass counlyi Io\\a , for Ketiraaka la A , wthla 1(0 ( mil99 ol Council JUtTj. J. J. RIIK& , " Illulli S325 V\7"ANTED ACPil fcr ery city and town n < VV NebraiVafojii cheap , fait Felling article ined ! cvory lomllj ; 1)1 it proilte. Call mi or addrcei , A3 iit ol the BlulD9 M'f'g. Co. , &lend Uard nts. rV\7ANTEU To fiorrow Sl , y on city propnt7 , < J , fr dtntrallj Iccattdworth Jb OOO. Addrtss'U D"BtooincB. 832-30n WANTED To tradofurnlt u and rarpcta , nearly , now , f or herae and buk jy , Addrtea t' . * " . E < , Jen ollico. 855-Erpi WANTKD To exchangq. for hardware , 4SOacr.es of land IniWcbsUr co-.nw. Nib , tu exchu < i > for a etock of Cajdnarc. Adduad box 23 < , Hlvcrtun , , If b. 832-llp " \TI7"ANTED Agints to work fcr the Western Mu- Vt tual lie - * o.'en t Asscua. ' iin , ot Beatrice , N b. Cadi caritalS'UOCOO , paid pill full. Hiosu I-Vtcin No.icrarka or Weltrn should fcddre-i C , A. Woot tji. Ko 1222 Karr' , Droaha , Neb , or Oliver C ( ibln , Peo'y , Beatrice , Neb. ToROoi agcnta , rajj.or < somca , n llho al coniricmaiion vlll bopaUI. Company in po-0itr | - ti onpao ! ! , 3lc , rt littb.o , a-id cncap , and o y to work. EJW52 WANTED Indies cr in t cmcn In city o > . coun try , to tate nice , Ifujitand pleasant nork a- their own homes ; 82 f > $ r > 4 day taally anilin > ) l > tlr made ; norkrebt b > mall ; no can\a irfr ; no ttauip cr reply. iMtaso adcrcea jUllatloManf'KCo I'ljll- F.-k. > .feb-3-7 adelpLla , Jan lM [ | - - VVANIKD IU.IAW latmiiu to trj our Pure liuckwlioat ( lour and Bclf-LtaSoK Coin meal kept by all flint-cVs grorois. Wo warrant all buckwheat sold under our brand pure. W. J WKL- RIIANH & CO. . Maniila'-furora. 42-l-tf SI FOU UINT : iiousis : AND T OTS. l ruraiwnji ruoiiw , ttho r in ua 1 einluir , ' 'poil location , l.'l'J Da St. b7 ' 1j > O.t IIHNT Fear room tenement convuiicnt for T lecpinti.wou. cittern , i KvdriiV t'rnm , 2100Chi j0. 877-Slp Kc , 'TKftrml or tulles trmn Oinuha In- Fjll quiic 613 DOiwt Ifi1-.1 ! St. , o\cr ttqre. S3 5 4p FOIl ItKNT Al&TRb well furn'ili'.il f'ont room. tiupiIiuS. W. oorucr llonard % un Uth M , up s'&Lw. 887 top ? rnl hoa south 'tont room , 1D34 Farnam ei * 79.1 31 p S FOil UKNT II nJ omo furnJ-fidi rcoma within onu bloc J Troiu. Hold's oj er houbo. K. J. 1 * ) ardH 410Swith lUh ai. | 004 | > "IjiOU III Zi Co-Two rninia for ilolit > MUBekfepln,35 ( J1 iiartlcj ulttiwH children , Nrf cor 10th at cl Its. . JVW IliNT-a lurnluhcd Jrait. . ems , 10' 0 V\t- 1 uam n Hi30i > FOR ii'tMT Liricn uU'Ktat ( rosl room , with tttv wliUow , halh room , . ' , uil hnl r unliirmh il , { Knquiro Mo , i J rious r > t bt. , Uia l a , hcli , ' Ntcdy Urnlihwl room with exavJ. IilOKllhN' 1 lent botidKr t o seutUiLrn , 1612 Karuun Bt 8J ? frtp 1 > Oit Ut.ST TMufrMiCTuonu , 1 'U ( .uplloi infer. SJSU i 1J > OU ItEN'l Kwmlithtd room mil lioatd SMW per X ? week Verj bo'tlocailOD , ItH la\tnt' ) " t. ' ' - 21p 1 poll Uli.Vr-Hn 1.1 hmiHO ? 1ior | rntt.lh , a ti'o ks 1 Irom Oitrahootu , lOiailouatil t. i > l 3lp : ilENT Csoi.ho e fl o rocju ou 'd Ut 1 mar Mason , 3 blocUfrimcnr llro We.land cl-tfrn. I qu'ro ' n. L.ee , crocer , 29 > J St , 7 0-31p lir.NT NsatCBt aodchenpu4 , lutnlflhed roouiH I7IOII Ointlia , Apply to O , 0 , U. Auli < aton , rn in H , Andcuon Block , coitb cntiso.o , 16th and Da mp rtttiLCt. 717fcl8 FOR IIVNT-FuriiUheil resirB , blork north oj ' l'nbttdlc < > , S W tor ISth aad Capitol ate iti-ti : | ) ' KKN'T KninUVuil J > ort room , liij lnilow , iJ'OU ti.u e ; board in fan lly. 6X < 3 X 17th bo. I -OH UK. > Kurilieb&J Hoorua OU ti. 211th Ui. / - Hjht houukioirlnK , t room , J/OHHKNT-Kor ( . jiurjvwc , H W. co * lli anil Ilowaril t > * * ' . HBM r\Jiubtiil ( tout loom with Urn 1OI J71MI nvu. T 38Ji | KK YI'--A uuv < luht roi inouir Kii'iuiuo ) Mrj. K. liodde , Htli.bet I'ai | oit unl Uil a " a oK KK.NT-IMrnUhed Iloomuttn board CCS N. ul Ii I nth , & " I1 poll ItKST Ilrlck Iiouio , Id room ) , modern Imb I 1 itriivciciuti. Itultord , H uer U L'i\i , 213 H Nth p ; be lOit fEN'-Urge turuUlHd hou , lutluJIn ? barJ.ixiw , plai.0. Iniju ru t 1512 UwunimrtSt. at u nt.N i A. il" o 'tit-lo , ami luillic tVi > ami 13 'v h HIM , Al Ii ! ) to Juhu Brt11,515 t > lfll11 l Sir ! 11 K.rA ( WOD CPfAXCK SIr < H11l Li > n , wJVh Is mm Ml * , I IhtWnflVon I \enn * ttiil 1SII. ! , N new tM.it ? , J ' ' ? , . ° T Hpi1IBcrc"t * " " < * 7h bwm'n whl.hr Bii | < t4i > > nirer ( n rtmcnts ! < ml , iii ll r I hi I , outer 1.6r MI < ! ln'.fr , Hir nrst do r ° If r t < lh.lt s hull , -wil the tnonj fat t ! w I. . r ro m' cri , whlfhtiyo tlliyyojiuii. t97 t : 7 ? JLV t n\l \ { . lort'lo houwi trn , nri. 1,1 aWllloii. lOj.crtnjnRi , room 1'Or i lAN tlonnl oatiV. (102tf ( } OU Ill'VT-Xtw Ire r.'t-n hrwer , with cltv , . . . l' | > " " 7lh "thSK ni r rM lt Wo Mr * - ltil.Mr hoii.r rent W T HIphn ! 3 < . r 1 1 i-ronm tie or tl.tw il y l > o rJer , :5I Web tev _ _ _ _ _ IUVTtWhtuwo. . InqnirTjilho'tn VTSiT MBIS > yarn m. lit tf - jiml liM hont rocw A > r lent BM . 418 ef ioflll : fTmoroom 1611 FOJJ . RNT-A 6 r fnntwtt.vjo OH nart e of 17 shl : > " 0lHl"ortrifhc < w l1"- ' imp- , , , , - ( - u. It , 1)fttnr & Cu. ; ; ; ( | I70USAmTC ; KAI'-Cnt < ! inr nt ch.t-itiorwt , ono rcirUthir elo li , oi.c cnariy now Knulle I'IMIO , o ROM .Mnmt nlctutooiwhnrno , hvnmi .nil jh cton , oni ) Jlills nlo , ti\i > ] ) sUe , mo tx-Mitlful hln coirojui-t AI nnU zvj | itm > blooi ofl st llor- mitrldi ! : . nqn1r 10l6 D il roS > , 83Mf JOUSAIK-II ( Wnnid lit t a P C Ifloi , iiait JT inontbl.-p.ir wnts. AjMIn lullo i ltm ) , aiT t > Mth nt , Hi OUSAtX-Aoto.li | > tr'itriUHxl | noon ; lll J1 sollorr tillbr.tnd liullcPna' ce itr lllorotuil. . of John A Pr % l.aMvholon.c * Iliniots , ' 301-S9 Tjie-n SALlf-ht < * of sur.milrninl . U1 pump * , nd mtSv , and | /iuia rchojra 1\1X ) I it in Main K'.nctv Trnloo5t ( bli > * cil ; bc liio5 In. iwjcatif' ! Wht In JS J' o = c 20,3.1linlld ) for sell Jiff. JUdiess "TjVMJ SAI.K Alt T7HDK Ocorl 3lMk farm of fflo ij ? acrp , 20 mIKwlrrm Om.ha , ono m'le from 'UprinjjiMd , Ncbfvlrl frado Mr Usmhi property. lAddrirw Woolo. A Ilairlson , Otmlrat&r C ) . It ITarrl- 3 < Mi SivrlnsfleU , Ntlii 77fjbSi | "TOOK SATjK- IOH pot on Cnjulnwstreet Jli'.ook * J7 vita * of Military Urii ! , ? ! , . JXhn L. Medina " t Post ofilbo. jJ9-tf "TpOl * HALK i rtcw jlork of j-nilwuro and mplo J1 irn-ts , bus ; istu mil cstalilf hdlV Mlc" f jinr 33SI , SI5.100. Al 11 nrvc brick liuihllnstuilt In TJ < J , ol-oiJTf x10 , tuvetorr * > ' < 1 bascxiintt ANr ftuino nro lioiico OanitnliMinl'cd fuM 10. < XOto il.fKu ) oicliiBln- luilUhnj. Locntlon : lrj itry Lcs m tdu dtt o ! Kcntiior , > ot > For paitUuli' * , tjdrcen WiltBoinr : Co. Itorf box 531 , Iviarnt ; , .Vcb _ _ " * P AHJI KOH AU1 will eel a l > arKMn my 'ntmnt TlmjI'n ilt.Tinllcs w J o l-rftaont. ccnslnlneof H0 > acre , H ) ncro Jiulcr cultlntloii , most nader fence hniifc w th 5 r ivinij ftallo corn er b , wlnd-uilll , 8 ikcrcH corrnll id Kro\c ; on cony trrnn. Call or .ddros" for jmrtl ilun to C..orluj ouk Hot < Foil SALK iixl21 foot on corner , oouth-wst frort , house 3 roomti , bnru , 3 Uocka west o fa7knn.and Locinrorth , cany payment ! , cheap ? 1TDO. John U I'cOw\o , oppoaDii'cat Olllcc. li.t FOJl SAL Sly bui'illng and atioi of clcthtoc , boots an J el.os.wl | ] trade tr'Urrnlng land , Gra. . 11 1'otcrson , JOl Houth ICth Sb Omaha. < ib7-lobl FO-l HATjK 1IUSIC4L INSTUUMKNTS A. IToepo oflura Ons Boardnron 5 * * ay 1'iano ri.i 712600 Ono H.lucH It-oi Druio nt 15000 OnaJ.P. Hall PJUO nt OJ5 00 Oao-ilMOD & Uvi2ila ( Or an at . . . . . . . . . . . 36 00 OtisShoulnf er Or iumt * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 00 One Woodbrldgo Orgkiiat 60 00 I'utE toy Orgaaat 000 Oca Johoaon O.V-Mi at 4500 For cash or on easy m-nthl ; . insU'.laionts. AI"O a cntfl tor cclctlrat d A'l'mdn Miano BliJ Kim- ioJJ Oruan , K' vt < * end Haiti Is. Daou rkinoi. Ijr e t ktook , lowest prloofl. A.Ucapc , 161D Dodge btieet. C30.SM1 FOIl HALK O"1.1I1ADK Good ettanv flourlnic mill with two run ,0 } burrs and ono' ! e d buet jtill In cod repair and onlv been uaod l ! > mouth1 * . Ottuatod on one of the ' . .o > i. bnulnos" loUiui.Kcttrmy , Neb , WlldUporo'llotand mill together r mill nljne ; fc fine location ; - < UI nollongood t.rma , pr trade for other dtsirablo [ ) r ] ) oity , Addr.sa Loclc I ) x 032 Ki arnoy , Nt b. 6I/7tbS OR HALK C * XCIIANUE-A SflO per.aoru , all or put ol ttvothou an * aotst of tim&ar land , forty rnllo * rociof Kanau City , wll cjoLiuiKo tor N bruka land or nmcbandlaa. liodford , Boner * v m 422tf ItHALG-Cioap one half icio InnorinOmaha. Address Y. Z. , lice otllc- > . 099tf PKRSONAL TKnsONJ."r1-A younif lady roeciiilv f.-rm the cast X and a etraiiRor In the city vonidllki.lil-c aciinln- | tanco of a ntleroan of oed addrevd 'T. ti. " llec , orfice. \Vlilnr.Jnilv wants eoi'n r.unornhl man , ttt&wbthtr. Adojesa-Mru-A. Lm-kwooJ , Omaha Nob.1 881-Mp iie ociUitnt- | * J anc if a youn ? laJy , ( ruin la to i yearn of nge Addrtea .UII. | , lltcolllce. 8Sl-30p LOST rO.S'-Vu'nyollow leather paolct-lK > lc onntamlt e ak J la io amount cfnioncrond mrntnotes A ul > ral , ic Mnl wvtl bo paid If Hninu Isjcturn d to K ij Shorb , or IiHherb'ijRroear v 18th Si . between liiirt _ _ _ T CRT Kawfoimdlani pip : , fti ruontlifl old ; wortw JLv leather collar , l.lilklu piktod. I etnru to Cath- crlrt'i.2ilhoi ! ; oM utl/if ilti I'loatatt | - adJrcst. 'Hector1 Dee ortlce , fo oward * 33C ; p 1O Vf On 1 iienday tvciilim , Jan. 2i ( , lirt tjnhcu J rat gA and un ana , f , gray mlf robu , lln-i | . iu c.vardto lliu litir'cr , tt iho DM J.1ico. 7J9CO "MISCJULAKEOUS. : iSltUs8U"A u.v I rK up-italM i&.im fir rent M will nelicithcrihut iit or Iras # i , ouIN ilng. Get. 16th It rcjirun. laijulro 131 1 rnf , Avo. rinVKWIUXBU | cnpMnit i Jail dc oiipt < oafprompt- X ly uiicu'cd ; r.t. 5 ; mwuiiio and clio i , Aaifrrsi , IL , tti'O otllce. 80S-ap 1 > O J.K ABE ' 1 /iritwauiiy in-rts ( lift ) # * < < garden X laud ; lth nt-withnn i xnouto I * it particular * nqu.f o II , Kciketechaj , on Haundcw.3 * , n t of CAPITALISTS , > nriilo , shares ! n ouiycj the beat pajltiK bn pes * lu Oinulm. ; c piutlcnltr * , > > jru b A. \ , , Ufa ( illtjc. _ H 1511 VO KtCII& OK icanno ( or Iraprpio-l property Ir- i Omalm. lun ILVonlley , Uauni 33 , Linihrv. VUlonM DanV OniabAKeb. 610-llt * \0 THAUy r > it' ' > olt of ifrocorltuJtir iu properi'/T . ailj-lnlni : Omiihi. Clirw HVooU > , noom ' 2 Omiha NaUoital U nk , Omaha , Irclx TO KXOHANnK Kormi fomtocUnt incrtlur Jlw Chad. It. Woolluy , Uoou. , M , Ouiah * Na < iim. lank , Ooi-Jia , Nkb. I , UH 2iiflK atiicknol ( j > oo' to trailu for , land , ' Cbas. H. Woolley , Uou.t , . 20k Om ha KJitlQriax Utik , Grnaha. Nob. 623-fri. JT OU "i'lrADK for rneiotiajidlrMi jrricvi 9 prc 1 lirrod , UiKo(3) ( ) valuiMu IcLi In Daytan , Ohio. Inc. ( l ) l"t la St. houlf , No ; 6I acrru cf Dju Upd n4 iaiuan ; Oaol ( ) farm In Ohio. Thia propeily la fita Iu3umbr riou All lorjii unk tloua will hotretttyl loUy ocnllJcntUl , b. H. Wlnvpoar , 2"4 Cumlnr , Mt PftOPOSALS. UNITED STASK INDIAN HIM'.VJOK , ) niftji XIIHIK Aunier , Dikota , January IJ , 1H35 , > Braloil prnpnaaUIn triplicate IrOwrK'.l , iiyif 'o/ ( | je crt ctloj ol mm Wvioul-Ut ! jd Oarp'ritot shop , ono lurnciij. utioo aid t l-orl a-iu04ii ihor * , OD nla"tthtir hou.TUt o rx > " * nd nturatfR thcdt , ouo liikuliuutiitniu-vllar , at IhHiatfdi y tu.il direct- d ti tt.u undir * xnod , cir ol 'lnol < ju&rfi > rii'aiter dtpartncnt , < tOfl I Utto , Onuba Nili.wlll be ro. cmoiJ itDtl' U 10 Sttiirdiy , Mbruiry , I .S5 1'lar.B n 1 rpooitlriitl n CV ) benialilld In the of ro ol tlio < t .lnliU | H > t tuf , dm utnrnt of thii HaUe Orailu , Nub , tlm " 1 tjr Octwi' ' ClilcaIII. ' . audtliu "J < mnm. " ut Univai City , 2i ) . Cuiitib.'t will tuaua de J to tno lowvtt roiponilblk ilddir , tutjuct th tha ki rotal of Uo d/i > .itmuit it .ho li.K lui. 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